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FOREIGN MIScRLLiNY.

-Caicran, the London hangman. has been
retired on account Of old age. lie has hanged
| several hundred criminals.
-Deep-sca dredging has revealed the fact
that an extraordinary abundance of animal
iiie exists in the oceans lower depths. Ami.
mails Of high organization and with perfect
eyes have been brought mp by Mr.. Gwyn JEFF
frcys, whose interesting report has just been
made before the English Royal Society
The latest proposal 10 overcome the dill
cultlcs Of crossing the Slrai,s6f Dover, be-
tween England and France. is to bnild large
ferry boats, capable Of carrying the trains
over, and somewhat similar 10 the boats that
| formerly transported the Baltimore trains
across the Susquehannah River.
Lord Palnerston, eleven years ago, ey-
pressed the opinion that the Sucz Canal
scheme was the greatest bubble ever i'm
p2sed upon the credullly and simplicity OF
the country" Robert Stephenson. The q. ::
engineer. who had conquered the difficulties
of the kilshy tunnel and built the Menai
bridge, eluo' sed Palmersion's opinion. statiI..
that the caAal was physically impossible
The predictions of q high tide. with which
Captain Sayby disturbed the peace OF all ports
and harbors, reached Singapore in due course,
and melted the merchants OF The mlnicipality
TO erect barriers TO stem It's anticipalcd inya-
vasion The alarmed citizens expended about
$4,000, and on the Gay of the expected inun-
dation the tide was moi quite so high as usual.
Since then the curious observer who wandcrs
the streets OF that oriental port may detect
slight underione OF blasphemy In the business
quarters, and science and SaXby come in for
about an equal share OF the malcdictlun.
The English people are not a little .,ra,i-
fled that they ere TO have an Improvement In
the matter OF sausages. hitherto when they
made meal of the linky hash they could not
be certain what they were not callEg-bu. lei
that pass 1t is sufficient to say that q plan
has been started in Melbourne :or converting
Kangaroo meat into sarsagcs for the London
market, and henceforward the Melbourne
sansagcs may be added 10 pork. pie, as article,
of food which, like Artcmus Ward, we may
feel confidence In eating. Some Of the Imid
hritonsi sinsnuatc gentle doub whe her kan
karoo meat will prove lalatabe ami whole.
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$GonhrmnS the important financial intelli-
fSE;e gwen IN special telegram 10 The ~.
on fr.i..y .aa., The Northern papers ruL!is. Inc
following dispatch:
as2k,iary boutwell, has prepared, ana Intended
EDhHN>r:caenicI ED IN the Senate yesterday, LIII
10 Ind Inc puDiic debt, substantially Oh the
pan proposed III his annual report bl, the CON.
siucrAton uI executive business prevented in,.
senator entrusted Win II from Submitting i, ",
open sca;loil 1t VIII ne laid III the meantime be-
fore the Finance ComltuS uT that body for CON,
sideration during Tue recess.
Tne bill proposes nrst, u new loan not exceeding
tMeNc hui.tl!ed millions oi dollars, principal and
ntercs, pLy aDic IN cUln svcvi,tl nXcs the hi crest
III ~. pr cent. 10 be pall sc.ni-auui,uily ami
that Tie same shall Dc paid 10 Eul ul,cun holder,
OF He loan, III Paris, London, AMI Fran alurI .
.tu VIA! .c Do.iiis, principal AMI interest, ,lIali
pc cAchipI livn iaAaiOn; iuur,N that the bonds
LioH ~ iisr-tTcuiy bonds s,ldIi Dr received m
exchange iOr tn: new bUn,is.
ne icaa"ii li~L lille amount II the proposed
odh Is t!h!lcd 10 l.UU, ON 900, base ON The.
nei.vi o thc treasury that II viii reduvc i!ic
DO!iicu ucnt u! psiichasc Ui bonds daring Tie
PiSScn' iIn'',' N.Lf 10 fourteen hundred ANA iiny
niiohS .! H'!' Ihc Secretary deems IL priI.
ueiit ~ vaNc oa'stLi.siiS tSo hundred AMI iiJt
miHiph oi HiciwrAiy DonlS. Since luis lol
Was proposed Ny tne department. /, has been
'ifcriS rhi'd'Hc'i ANA has been received with
Hiufc 'siaTor IhLn FAVOR.
Foreign Capitalists ntNc written that II The cS.
cianSc oi "'-J ~ maze compulsory IL will m,ure
Hiucficdu c:'bii abroad, Out they have been AN.
Swtrcd that ic an exchange Is not tu he u,,,ir
compulsory. ine next interest Opposing II Is
iat pi III. ha'vsiI banks, who seem tv DC against
banking On u ii3 ltr Cci,l, bond,
a mcMer Oi thc senate FINANCE l,unmi,,e.
has prepared u nm, .o.f Introduced in January
pro'hiihs ior 'ne issue oi toid notes gold ,crl.
The cAirit OF SaUUUu,Ouu. ~, Claimed Thai Ih,
\ would ac an important step iUsar,l. snrcr mi e.
mc.i- without 'nvorin9 an! \ery Great risk.
vbc notes are 10 he rcd.emablc - lie i,o,,lrr.
up;ion IN god, and nie 10 be use, in uu.inrss
lNansactiuiS.
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SeArn'sG nrTv%c'Ar'oy oF rrl,ocs IA

- N>'''i-.4'b pi.s' - NiAt1tN tr tll'itS ELE
cAHrLr.EAG cnT."SoR oF GEORGIA
In the Washington dispatches 20 the uoS;cn
Advertise, The able; aui mos, .csreet...i, az
the Ra'l.cA: re" Tap'rs %! Scw i.a.And. yc lnl
ihe following:
Governor Buro"h's ,oadnc, her. Since u'
Georgia bl ca:nc up naa hc.n siliy w.uil:.. 10
dgnit% ana reSieSi ~ .;:s ci!.;c. and ntuy per
soiS speak or n IL s'.aM"iui. lo..lay ana ,"S
ierday lie was ;ac bu>.-t maa ~ The H,u.c
ana constantly white ;ur n.ii was unt.cr diScrs.
SIM, has hccr 'iong u. hr con-. 10 naa.i,.i.n,c
Us provisions Unl @,t =: nI,G - .i,s dwl .ihii =
IL" - on riiily CHARGED AZ documents laid bciulr
ihe :ioiS" ~ III" S''ir Treasurer. Ec1u.!!Ca OF
many reaiS rtla' :. 9Th RISING EiiN ono ;hpu.
sahi uoLrS OF >,ti- uiJa.; IN tiT' violation Of
Aw. with np?toprla;ial four thousand dollars 10
H;hse!t ana hcT-i accounting ;asicior. vii, tai.
.nS anu inEtnG ~ 'ei t1ui-hiu dollar. in d.
obc,iienc" of ir" ortc; l. The lower brutrn cI :hc
Legislature. wra using nea:l" one .Iu.i,lrsd ihou
".ll "oilars ~ tar way y, patronage to iry iuru
enCc ana w.a S:lii!iI. two hundred ara ,i%t,.tiyc
hnu'aIitl u".iar4 III state DCT,,s OIL 10 warrant .T
rclur oi authority 10 ti"' great deirmcu; uI he
Siate credit ami tn" dlscuatcnt Q: creditor, Il,
taiS country nn'! Europe. Il l.v LEGISLATURE ha.
net IN Regular way II" wnl'i :.ruG.i.ty have
rrcn m!peHrnsi. i,;s g.icIu, .ai :i.,t how he
VIII ue eltcict 10 iis :.a," Il tn" Unit; d S:a,,.
IN January In ricH of all ;he circumstances uI
hi- case, gentlemen o! character saN ne Las
SHOWN ''cXirtM: ippruicHce'
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dcc10 ClT@

-RT TIE GREAT PICTORIAL. ANNU-
AL.-u0STErTER'S United States Almanac for
1870, for distribution, gratis, thrcughoui III.
United States, and aii civilized countries Of tLI
Western Hemisphere, is now ready foi di:,rbu.
ton, aud aii who Wish to understand tic true
philosophy of health should read and pOnder the
valuable suggestions |; contains. In addition &c
Gu admirable medicinal treatise on the causes
prevention AMI cure OF great variety OF diseases.
os,,n o., ,h 80 mount IN form alton iii: or
estinR 10 thc ncrcnant, III. ..iS.,.,...,-, 80, ,,
the farmer the planter and professional man.
and the calculations have been made for such ,n,
ridians aud lntitudcs as are most suitable for a
correct and comprehensive National Calendar.
The nature, uses, and cytraordiunry sanitary.
effects OF ioSTErTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS.
the staple tonic and Alternative OF more Than ,s1
the Christian world, are fully set forth in If.
pages, which are also intersperscd with pictoris;
Illustrations, valuable recipes for the househol,
ana farm, humorous anecdotes, and other in.
structiVe and amusing reading matter, originat
and selected Among the annuals appc airing " in,
the opening OF the year. this is one OF the most
useful, and may De hat .r0r NE asking. The
proprletors, Messrs. HOSTETTER & SMITH, OH
receipt OF o two cent stamp, will forward con,
by niail TO any person who cannot procure one In
his ncehborhood. The BIrTERS are sold in ever,
city, town and village, ana are extensively useI
throughout the entire civilized world.
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TIE H4RSHELL RiCES.
Fi,st Day.
llacA ouE ow. cuHalsloNanNr.l

oAEs. EAINw.Li. >. C.. ncc,mbrr -.
All i'Arnwch vas alive yesterday. AND ty
'''o'N '"e native" .a,'l the in,n! visitors.
80 "crt rattaEina III I!ir uVcnaiIic,, hospital.
ny ~ 'hc citizens, On their WAY 10 ;hs Sn.r.
; - '-'".-' 'hr " Gather vas threatening bat
in'1""3"' "a ~" !ari." con, uursr q: s,,,c;.,,i.
II 'iii ii"' am nutl ...i.r he race; wrr. OK,
't"' ~ MAS hg"vy. AMI III. ,,lic made WIS
'oi!+tL."!!.!! >!rS There were three races =.
ivhvws:
r!sSr-S,LB ANp REPEAT.
Maicl between GcacrAi Hagool's ch. IN. Sa
\ hia ari Mr. H. W. Richardson's Il. :. Aga,c.
Si'ada waning hUih hea,s with ease.
n sEcU$D-Two MILE DASH.
J '..ncral i.Ho,l's b. :. E.u S,ouey am, n J;
Bo.ces charl"r Ga!l's coli Zee Dcc. This race
- the most exciting the day bu, Was lrarrei
Aa'}g Pee bee boi:no :rsc.: within six hundred
.'trds of The Judges stand Pee lee was ahccd
ii.!s ho.neni ami the betting was ihrcc to
nne against Bi!l Sicney, although svme Of his
friends claim that ne Hou!l have won had Ice
Dec not boitr.l.
riiiEp-AILE ASn REPEAT.
NJ II. W. Richardson's john IIoopprs $ colt agaips,
tpStephen Movers lierzug colt. The former Ain.
ming both heats WIKI ease.
THIS ended the regular races OF the day Then
caiIc dash of SAX hundred yards between a
mare OF 2r. Counts and colt OF General IIagool
canned sun.luwn. This was well contested race
rundown bing vsnquisled. AS have already
4 Stated The Track was heavy, and the best lime
Il Made Was a:l..
II has been fAinins Oh and on all day 10. day
y ar consequently everybody J. rrulublinp and
hoying That Tomorrow MIL ~ a bright day. rn.re
viii be SIX races, aLd there is much enthusiasm
ien the subject.
BrcryIia. WAS done by the gallant sold .cr.
president and his courteous assistant $ That could
enhance ilis aa, success. II /. SUBJECT of CON
graduation ihLt south Carolina can boast uf ON.
Jockey cab N active operation, and one, too -
srWeil condu:tc'l ~ til" Sherwood Jockey Clui, or
Barnwe!l County. Til, club has some seventy.
hve or eighty menDgt5, ana 30 much ntercs, Is
Steit III The ,n;ccss Of III. cluD illt lis member,
fYul rapidly Increase.
Last hight the amateur corps drama;iquc enter.
afncd u sc!cct AMI 'clishl"d audience by lhy
itirited rendition VI tnc Lady oi Lyons a,
.pSc audience and a:tU.s were en- RAJ pInyt all OF
D.e minor defects. ifa critic could have discover.
Nfa any, were overlooked. ana The evening came
"a peaS'"' e!oae' SEMLUu.
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Aldrrie0.

TRENHOLM GiEARDEau. GA wednesday
moTGing. December -. 1852. 1t the Gleb. Street,
Chn:cs, ev TIC Rev. J. Il. Mack, THOMAS q. TRES-
mol N"n' -rr-i.. eldest daughter OF the Rev. J..
l.. & ar,.esr'S y.
.FEipr-l;AIOT.-In Winnsboro'. on Wednesday
morning: December ed. by the Rev. X. ". Mem.
:nihScr. SAEIoS w. FRIrr. OF Beaufort. 10 ELIZA
rrEGrScS. eldest daughter OF the late Rclar,. II.
Eacoi, Of Charleston. No cards.
AL.EY-vEUi.GURH.-On Wednesday morn.
inc. rccenber q 's"i, at the residence CT A..
rroniaul.> Augusta, by the Rev. W. II. Clark
and M,s IT. IESIE F.. ,IrLQrEz. Of Augusta, Ia
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Ia1- PLANS AND ESTIMATES ARE
solicited for q NEW MARKET BUILDING to be
erected on the site OF the present Market In Sa
vaneah. Ga. The available space is In shape a
parallclosram. The sides on Congress and Bry an
streets being TWO hundred and ten l2io) feet and
on the Side streets one hundred and nine, five
ti9j) feet.
Plans may include a cellar story below, and
halls, oilces, &e. above the market proper. II Is
desirabct 10 leave sufficient space In the interior
FOR light and ventilation, ut the same time
roofing the entire area.
Two hundred and fifty dollars will be paid for
the plan adopted anu one hundred dollars for
thc plan next approved.
Plans will bc received nnti! Ia.iarry 10. 1870.
Address ALFRED HAYWOOD
ucelo thm6 Chairman MlrketlCOmmiiec
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SOEFH AMERICA.

new Yoaz. pccemh:. &c.
rhc Ari-ora hrngs Panama dates 10 The ldih.
u j. rcl''tcl ;hai Peru had so.i The steamer Il.
r. ,u!.cr 10 tIe Xicaraeuan Government. aul
th,t a!.y Tcpaivins. She viii b. used toprry upon
la spanish shipping Cuban waters
The Eoiv!an revolution. under Morales has been
suppressed.
Mos: u: the ,ar=c warehouse at Santiago, CHA.
have bgcn h.!l.'.l causing; ;;ca"y loss.
Grncla! llnrhut had 4, zen auor1irial!y lived
al besc;a a,ii speeches werc made a.ndn@ ia.
Nu:aLir 10 Tie proposed Daricn .a.-l
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GiS Ai;1Ss!,,a.-lnl. nanx ntsNSak OF SOUTH
OF hepiovis!ons OF the Act Or Norct, 1862 will This
DAY resume active operations al .her ONCE No.
10 Broad street. JAMES u. EEITS
dec21 , Cashier
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Guic:al Nul,ses.

- ND'riCE-ALl. PERSONS INTER-
EsrEb n The drawing OF the Handsome Music
E"N ~ NcN ShNrES'S. who nave ucitler paid
Ter iIe.r chances nor left ,ncir .u.l names an,
places cF residences, will please cal and settle
,or tAeiu I!:s forenoon. 30 The drawing eau take
aice Tues Ar.EESco:; al o'cccE.
+. NoS SiETEE.
tcl!, N"Nl tluos - ihe ,tcw Oaera.llpnsc
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~ HOTic H.-OFFIcE SAVANNAH

~" %OTit 4. OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON EA!'G ROAD COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, :. c.--rhc coCrDSS fcr interest
on Tie Bonds Of the Savannah ami Charleston,
Railroad Company FIRST MORTGAGE which
ma,Ere January ls,, 1870, will he par, on prcscn.
tat.1n Il; ihc banking housA Of II. u. KiMpTO:
Financial Ag.nt State OF south Carolina, NJ. 0
Nassau street, New York. $. w FISHER,
dccaI 3 Treasurer.
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he l:'''f ''ha, r Ia, bAu9,lnct' II. q
Robinson C.usocs A.s isle is. iuen
co"niHi Is aw .,-org. !lcG company oi -
mAn -ini.'arb II VIZ ccdcd in 1876 10 KotS \
crt "ci.fdaa. AT en:;!n e. ron. Saxon,. slnS
aiier |rTri0.s lie Un.ted "la;-s rs Iaajo. du-
ing lie wsi ;ii. :coa..on. engaged in cx-
rlofaion !aT ra!iroa.! companies in South
America. lie mas irt,i:crd co;npaay Vi Cor
'IanS sixty "F s"rcn'y Ia ::u.nbcr. 10 migrate
t" ih- iaiSi'd. AM they are q!i,c delighted with
their prospects They ind /; . iorcly AMI fer
~ SPOT. stocked a..caiy vili, herds OF wild
"oais. ami wi;a few wild Lo.s,., ami ,ionkeys.
Tlny have h.ongE, vciih them c3:.i". swine and
fowl. agricultural aud lsiiing Implements.
am a.! "rcd!iil equipments fora.,yvn- colony.
Ihr "roi'", 20 ia!rons ~ $stiEson's house.
s'h! r'!aa'ns. i is rit;Ia;rd n :: large valley.
covered ".th az cyuber&nt growth Of Wild
'hnirs. Chi.iIn your:-'er. S;ho has charge
Z! he swine. is assigned 20 Ills rary.ias the
irnls afford ;ood ircding,o til. swine. and
he may revive ncmo'i ic; OF Robinson by TAX
lnG possession Of :iic "roito. A. Juan rcrnan-
dez = No" u r".,lar s.tpr:r,; place vhcrr
"i'Mti. ,ae" n wcod s..c w:.ur. shall have
frequent rci"rIs OF the fortunes cf the ucw
colsrsak., ~
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E.lr:L DISTUREzHCE III ST.
~ NN.iH.

StvAS*AH. December ~.
y fgl occurred on Christmas aftcrnoon
among :oa. negroes III Iii" eastern portion II
the ';ty. "ml two poicca:n. cG,icavoilnE 10 Stop
the disturbance, were attacked by the crowd.
One oI i.icii. JOAN SULLIVAN, WAS shot aud in
sian;iy ai.l"l, ana the other was wounded.
Twenty-Five negroes lave been arrested. :"
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4aE rurNciI or HoaE


!.DME UtCI.T'F'F
The Ve!c WI hap,isc he ir.,.nl dru.n,er Of
iL,puecn of 7IPics
The Committee ua p.Sc..Anc. rhith Ia. Icen
amnnuncel comprises ,ac E-nops oi New i1;k
G.aan. E!rmiM, nam. saui2 cruz. Mexico, !'oivr,
Barcelona. Sea-ca quebec, The ra,r.arsh of Al
c%anira, and Vicar vi Bombay.
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saa,- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-.A GENTI

sss- ERRORS OF YOUTI.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous De-
bIllty, Premature Decay, and all the erects o.
youthful indiscreton, will, for the sake OF sunep
ing humanity, send free to all who need 1t, the rs
ceipt and directions for making tho simple rem
cly by which he was cured Sufferers Wishing to
pront by the advertisers experience, can do -
''y addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN B.
OGDEN, No. - Cedar street, New fsrk. y
move 3pos
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SPARKS FEoH THE EIRES.

Ten more Spanish gunboats have gone to
sea ftJ'n New YORK.
The ,nghoat Notrc exploded Il; her dock la New
York halh"r Yesterday, and one m ALI was killed.
Tic employees nf the Mobile Register had =
Christmas hanGuct Oh Saturday, winch Is SPOKEN
OF as u very pleasant AFFAIR.
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ss- -NOTICE.-OFFICE COUNTY CON.
'ISSiO:rRs. PIREPROoF BUILDING, CHARLES.
Ton, $. c., December 20, 1SG9-.ili persons Re.
ling LIQUORS in the County are hereby called
upon 10 take out Licenses for one year from LIST
January. 1870.
Every violation or The law relative TO these Iii.
censes vii! be prosecuted and the penalty strictly
enforced. +. LANCE,
dcc23 Clerk Board C. G.
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4 FIRE IN TIE REAR.
The New York Sun shines upon the
Knssniisiss of Reronsiruc:ion-Gov-
ernor Scott. Little Ganr Exposed
Huilocis held up to scorn b; the Radi-
cal Papers.

One Of the hopeful signs of the times is the
boldness with which thc better class OF Radical
papers at the North are beginning TO unmask the
hypocrisy and corruption OF :hc creatures who
lead what is called the Republican party at the
South. That independcn. and eccentric but un.
doubtedly Radical journal, the New York Sun,
gives prominent place n its columns to the fol-
lowing letter, dated Washington, December 81:
WHAT Is GOING on IN MISUNDERSTANDING
ASD DEMOCRATS ALiKE coERrPr.
The conduct OF the rcconslruciionists toward
Congress has been compiled with in spirit and in
letter. anu now miserable prcteSts are sought In
order to delay her admission. The only opposl-
principled ahyenturcrs. who have been repu,liu
tcd by the people at hcmc. They seek honOrs
their own s0.calcd constituents. and invoke Rad
calism rs their only claims 10 consideration
Butler has found means 10 put Gif admission
others like him are 10th TO give uI their hold on
the South. AMI strive 10 multiply t:nbarrassinnnts
so as 10 excite hostility and provoke bad blood.
HOW not TO DO Z.
as9lc time approaches for complcting recon-
ago, ana would have done 80 had Il, ,I1cmn
lived or had Andy Johnson been gifted with com,
mon sense, the men who have grown into passing
tniiDn. arc restless ~ the prospect OF sinking
back ii.to obscurity. They know well that Their
restored TO the Ur.n. Hence the tricks and
dodges which are p...cticcd 10 prevent thai con.
summation. These agitators do not want peace
for they live by faction. That IL their trade and
1t has proved profitable for years past.
r. K. SCOTT USMAsgED By ONE OF his rAnrY
FEisSps.
The rascallIics OF the cerpet.hag governments
IN INC South exceed ordinary endurance. Take
south Carolina as an example. THE notes OF the
mi i nIt n lar
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ruxER4A Or MIR. srIkroy.

WAsnIHGToS. December &c.
Nj. Stanton will I've buried Tomorrow. At
the reqnv-i of Mrs. Stanton the coirn is closed.
an't no ole Is allowed ~ see the face. No military
uniforms will be perni:tct 20 APPEAR III :he ccre.
mruics.
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:; 9unfral Notice. go

PC" TIE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
a:luaintances o!Mr. and Mrs. AUGUSTUS BANIi..
Ton. and OF their respective families. and the
n'entcr> Of Trinity Churca, are respectfully in.
yi'cA 20 attend .c funeral services OF the .ll,cr,
THIS ArTERNoVS, Ut o'ccel, ut Tria::y C.urcll,
without further invitation. dec27-
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NJ TIE Under Secretary OF The British FOREIGN
IjDcla,mcni, DOM Arthur Oiway, Esti., In /, ,pc.ch
Nat Chai .am on Wednesday, stated that IN .ct
Ybad been drafted, which would bc brough\i,c
fore ii,l!!Gncn at It's next session, enabling D,t
ish s"Ny:c,a 10 'iiveit themselves of na;!onaiiS
whenever tlIcy .aw III 10 10 50.
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y@- PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH

sS- PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH
cAEoLINA.-Ex,racti from the Repor, OF James
=. Gihbes. ESD. late President OF this Bank,
| suhmitted to the meeting OF Stockholders held
| On the 29;h November 1859:
The condition OF the Bank to-day is shown bv
the following statement. The securities have
been valued by Mcssrs. II. Ii. DcIeon and J.
u. Wilson:
llO2 Shares South Carolina Railroad
Company, at sio.................. sioSo 90
1902 half Shares South Carolina Rail
road Company, At Sis 25.. lS2s5 90
:SC0 Shares Peoples lank Stock, at S.. 1900 Gu
Sio,ojo state OF South Carolina Bonds.
al GJ per cent. Observation-Disclosures. 6,G33 %
$1,000 Bonds Of Grcenviile and CO.
lumba Railroad, State guarantee.
al 90 per cent. Observation-Disclosures. 5000 90
t.,0c0 Spar;anburg and Union Railroad
Bonds, State guarantee, at 4Sp per
cent. Observation-Disclosures. 800 20
Si6, GOO Charles. ON and Savannah Rail.
road G Per Cent. Bonds, State
guarantee NJ 5s per cent. ........ $3.50 90
IS, sn0 Savannah and Charleston Rail-
road Per Cent. Bonds, State
guarantee. at 62 per cnt.......... 1855 90
$4,000 Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
road Bonds, frst mortgage, at so
per cen:.. 9d,iUo 90
3l5,"0O Mississippi and Tennessee Con-
s0ldatcd Bonds. S per cent, at 20
per cent. i........................... 1850 oo
Sci, 200 Pensacola and Georgia Rail-
road Bonds AMI Coupons, al per
cent. ........................... 2oloO 20
Total. Observation-Disclosures. ........ sliis52 90
REAL ESTATE.
Calhoun street tpr0perty......$4,00 900 90
2i.G94 acres Florida Lands. =. 5000 90
1900 90
CASH ASSETS.
New York Exchange. ......... I5S co
Cash on hand. $3.50 %
$3.50 %
Bills Receivable, Protested Exchange,
and other assets valued at.......... C30oo 90
$ajs.4SS 81
LIABILITIES.
Circulation outstanding. SOC e9j %
Estimated TO have been lost
or destroyed. d............... 10000 90
oG,995 40
surplus. Observation-Disclosures. .2?s, ,4e3 q
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5zp- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TituSsES.-comfort and Cure for the Ruptureo.
sent postpaid oil receipt of 10 cents. Address
p-. L. B. P00TE, No. 40 Lexington avenue. New
York. dec1s vrmemo.
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rnis s;alcmcn, is not only significant as an in.
dicaiion OF The prolalinc5s with wli III ille beo,it
o South Carolina respond to The demands OF rov.
crnnneni. but II also intltcatcb the extent ui her
Resources, and proves beyond a doubt that with
peace aud gonh government her future will be
one or prosperity.
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THE NEW r1xAxcIAL SCHEME.

l,seerrtnry Houtwcll's Funding Eli n n,i
the Proposed New Loan--Foreisn OBJ
jections--Oppo,itfon OF the National
4 Banbs--ProposcdG Gold Notes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-27

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splendid flair Dye La the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable, in.
stantaneous; no disappointment; No rilIculoua
hhts; remedies the III effects OF bad dyes; in.
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black or brown. Sold by MI Druggists and er
tuners; and properly applied at Baichclor,s WIZ,
Factory, No. 16 Bond street, New York.
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Es-SlIIpPERS PER STEAMERS DC
TAToR. CITY POE;." and rILoT BOY arc herrey ,
notified that no freight will be received after sun
set on the days OF their sailing.
tlec9 J. D. AIKEN & IN .o.,ts