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THE SHERWOOD JoCKEY CLUB.

We note with much pleasure the announce
ments made by tho Sherwood Jockey Club OF
Barnwell County for the December meeting:
At meeting hold on the 9th instant, the
rule restricting membership to residents OF the
county was resclnded. The following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year
Kirkland Secrctary-Dr. John 8. Stoney. EI-
ecutlve Committee The president, ex-off1clo,
chairman; Mcssrs. A. "A. Faust and William
Dr.. " B. Lartiigue, starting Judges; Colonel
James l.. C0rley, timing Judge; joseph B.
Bates, Esq, dIstancejudge. Stewards s-Messrs.
Benjamin Martin, Dr.. Hagood, 8. n. Erwin
Robert Aldrlde and Charles slmkins. Z,
meeting wss decided upon: upon: ~ 'n' D''''nD0'
FIRST DAY-DEoENBER 2l.
First Race: Asweepstake, two mile dash, $50
entrance. FREQ to all horses.
Second Rdce.--Sweepstak mile heats, $40
entrance. C0nhned 70 county-owned horses.
SECOND DAY-DEcEABER "a.
First Race. .-Swcepstake milo heats, go
entrance. Free to all horses. -
Second Race. Sweepstakes, milo daah, Sl6
entrance Confined to county owned fiorsesS.
THIRD oAY--DEcE,fBER %.
FIRST Rdce.-Sweepstakes milo and hall
dash, $50 entrance. Free to all horses.
Second Rdce. Sweepstakes, half mile heats,
ton dollars entrance. Confined to county.
owned Horses
The club will add money or platc'to oach OF
the above races.
Closing Raoe, sweepst ten dollars on
trance.three-quarttr mile dash; beaten horses
alloWed i've pounds. Open only to horses
that have run during the meeting.
a match Will be run between Mr. Richard
sons Agate and General Hago0ds Saluda, at
mile heats, on tho first day; and q match be-
tween General Hagood's two year old colt, by
Bourbon, and DR.. Stoney's two year old, by
Jonce Hooper, half milo dash, on tho second
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THE YERaEn oAsE.
How ..he Arshimen. wa. opsnea.
Washington letter Of Friday says !.

Washington letter Of Friday says
The argument in the Yerger case commenc-
cd IN the United States Supreme Court to-day,
the question being as to Jurisdiction Of tho
G0nrt on the writ Of hdbeas corpus. Messrs. p
phillips and J. M. Carlisle appeared for the pc
titloner, and Attorney General Hoar for the
United States. There was large number OF
lawyers present at the argument, among whom
were Hon: Reverdy Johnson, Hon. Caleb
Cushing and others. The counsel for Yer0or
contended that under the section OF tho j,ldI-
ciary act Of 1889 the Supreme Court had juris-
diction In the case, because the petitioner,
when brought into the Circuit Court of tho
Southern District Of Mississippi! was In tho
power and under the control Of that court,
and was by an order of that court trans
ferred, again to tho Jurisdiction OF tho
military authority. Yerger having by Ills pc
titlon Instituted suit, there was thus O case
arising under the Constitution of the United
states, and when o Judgment is rendered de-
nying the right claimed, the appellate power
OF tho Supreme Court is properly invoked.
Inc Attorney General quoted several cases
TO show that where tho action OF the Circuit
Court was not "the cause Of Commitment - as
where United States commissioner held q
prisoner under special act OF Congress, this
court had no Jurisdiction on certiordrl or hdbeds
corpus, even though application had been
made to tho Circuit Court for the benefit OF
such Writs and the application refused Be.
sides, even II this court had over possessed
such Jurisdiction, Il was taken away BY tlfe act
OF February 8, 1857. At The close OF the argu-
ment tho court held the case under advis,-
ment.
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[srHIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
WASHINGTON, October II,

WASHINGTON, October II.
Hon. Jefferson Davis changed his mind with re-
gard to visiting Charleston, and sailed Friday
evening in the steamship Cuba direct for New Or
leans. The Sun says in this connection: "Mr
Jefferson Davis left the city In good health and
Spirits the few days. rcposc he has experienced
since arriving from Europe on Sunday evening
appealing to have added to his already improved
health. He goes to Mississippi on private busi-
ness, and 1t Is understood to be quite uncertain
how long he may remain there.n H- p.
The government has oflcinl news from Mexico
that revolution has broken out In San Luis dc
Potosi and that the authorities regarded rebel
lion In Sinaloa as imminent. Troops had been dis
patched to the litter State
The President to-day. authorized contradic
tIon OF the statement that Mr.. Frignct, who
claims to be an agent OF the Rothschids, had been
In correspondence with him, offering to negotiate
large loan with the United States at four per
cent. Frgnct's story was TINT the proposition
was made direct to the President, and the scheme
was deferred Mt his request. Secretary Boutwell,
also denies Frignct's statement
Forney's Chronicle Of to-day anticipates that
the Supreme Court will grant writ OF 'haOeas
corpus In the Yergcr case, and thereby declare
the reconstruction acts unconstitutional. 1t calls
the Presidents attention to "the grave duty that
would dcvove upon him In such q contngcncy.n'
General George II. Thomas has just Submitted
report to the President on Alaska, representing
that territory well-nigh worthless to the United
u.
Proposals have been invited for the erection OF
keepers dwelling and two range lights OIL Nor
rIs Island, near Charleston. f,.''e.'
The Cuban Junta here says 1t has articles from
Spain showing that the new revolution In that
country Is SO formidable as to prevent the gov
ernment from sending the contemplated rein.
forcements TO Cuba. =
special Cabinet meeting was held yesterday,
but nothing of importance was done. Sherman
took his leave OF the Cabinet as Secretary or
War; a-t. @r..
The National mtelligencer changes its owners
tomorrow and comes out as the organ OF the
workingmen. 800 ,a,g D. , ..,
Onclal returns from oil but three counties In
Pennsylvania gives aeary, tRadlcal, u majority of
4s42.
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Il CoRNPANIC.
Its Enects In tho West and in New York


There Is excitement and .'dewnward ten
dencyn inithe grain market at Chicago. The
Monday evening papers Of that city furnish the
following particulars. The Chicago Journal
Says: ia,ffla tna9
Grain comes In moro rapidly than wanted
Tor shipment, under our recent pecunlary de-
rangcments, and there have been but few here
who could command money enough to buy to
hold. Our weakness hos reacted on New York
and gent TINT market down, while Liverpool
has caught the same Infection. Wall street
gambling was the primary cause, but the prox-
imate cause arose in Chicago. There was q
good deal OF short trading to-day, many being
anxious TO sell and others equally willing to
buy, but with q decided preference for the
buyers option, which made buyer the month
wor. h q great deal more than seller do
With reference to the condition of the banks,
under this unfavorable condition Of things, tho
writer says:
The strain on the banks OF this city produced
by the large amount Of grain which has accu-
mulated hero has been heavy. The panic In
NeW N York deprived the grain and flour dealers
doing business, because they could not get ac-
commodatlons to pay alght bills drawn on
them TO pay for grain shipped from here.
There has been any quantity OF orders here to
thirty days, and 1t Is useless for tho banks of
this city, without an increase Of capital, to at
tempt to furnish funds for tho whole OF the
transactions in grain from tho hands of tho
producer to the consumer In the Eastern and
foreign markets. ~.
AT Cincinnati tho Enquirer says Of wheat:
Adyices from other points have been Of an
unfavorable character, and the orders havo
generally been withdrawn. The city millers
are, In most cnses, limiting their purchases to
immediate wants, as they have not much conf
dcnce In prices, and the present Htcs for -four
afford them no profit. The receipts of wheat
have not been large, and the supply has ex-
ceeded the demand, and there being moro dis.
granted. - ~ - :
The prices of corn are lower. Tho dlstillers
nave ,peen buying pretty freely at interior
polnts, and are not In the market to any ex.
tent at present, and the demand from the local
dealers Is not equal to the receipts. .
The NeY York Exprcss says: |,
The late financial crisis 10 " all street, which
mas demoreilzed speculation, Is now grad
nally extending to tho channels Of Legitimate
business. Tho New York merchants complain
or steady falling or In tradc, when the fall
business ought to be very activc. Tin Balti-
more u Is very fair.1 Advlces nom different
sections or tho country speak Of business be-
Ing unsatisfactory, while In some cases great
depression exists. The Inter is particularly
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THE PENDLRTON. N...FAR1TERS' so.
CIETY.
(pRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE

> PENDLET0N, s. G., October II.
The regular anniversary of this society took
G. Clemson president, Hon. L. F. Simpson
vice-presldent, DR.. H. c. Miller secretary.
After some business the society went into an
election for officers for the next year. Mr.
James w. Crawford, one of the most practical
planters in this section, was elected president,
Hon. Il. +. Simpson was reelected vice-presi-
dent, and y. Frank Sloan secretary. This Is
saldEto be the oldest Farmers Society' In the
list OF members such names as General Thomas
Plnckney, Hon. VIM. Lowndes, Hon. John c.
Calhoun, General d. E. Huger, North, Dickens,
hhewis hewIs sIS, EarIIS TaylSr Cherry, Maxwell W. r.
all gentlemen Of intelligence and worth, and
who made the society one OF the most Hour
fshing In the South. Up to 1861 the society
was well sustained by It's annual fairs, show
Ing some of tho finest stock and best crop re-
turns In tho State, since which time it Inns al
most become extinct. PHI. E. g..
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The Catholic Bishop OF Cuba sailed from Havana
for Spain on Saturday. =
The merchants clerks md the coachmcn In
Paris are threatening strike.
Fifty distlllcrlcs, lille during the summer, have
resumed work since October 1st.
Aparty.of twelve surveyors arc reported mas
Sacred fifty miles below Fort McPhcrson, NcDras-
ka Territory. !HlJ''!
The Louisiana State Seminary, near Alexandria,
La, has been destroyed by fire. Loss $3.50, 1000;
no insurance. Cause incendinrism. i
Governor Yarmouth will coll un extra session
OF the Louisiana General Assembly to meet on the
LIST Of December ut Mechanics Institute, in NetY
Orlcnns. -.
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applicable TO the grain trade at Chicago and
other lake ports. Under the heavy decline i'm
grain ut the West producers are not sending
their grain to market freely Mt present, and
this Is clearly seen in the decreasing earnings
continues In debt to the Western merchant
and the Western merchant In turn is unable to
llqnidntc his Indebtedness 10 the Eastern mcr-
chant. Thus.l 1t Will be seen that the depres-
sion In the grain trade affects Injuriously the
great railway and mercantile interests OF the
country, the ramlflcaltons of which are extern
sIyn -
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TIE yInoIN1A sENAronsn1p.

RICHMOND, October II.
Ali OF the members ofthc Legislature arrived to-
night The Western members spoke OF nomInnt-
ing Judge Pendlcton for senator, while the Con-
servativcs are in favor OF Snowten, OF Alcxan-
drIa. The names most prominently spoken Of
are Mcutenant-G Governor Lewis, franklin Stearns,
Judge Pendleton and General Williams 2 ''r
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B-THE MEMBERS OF BROWN PEI.-
LowsHIP SOCIETY are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral Of their late fellow member,
Mr.. JOSEPH WILLIAMS from the residence OF
Mr. Robert Howard, Anson street, THIS AFTER
NOON, ut half-past O'Clock.
80" S. d. HOLLOWAY
oct1S II In'behalf OF Committee OH Burlal.
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gs-HUMANE AND FRIENDLY SOCIE-
TY. The Members OF the Humane and Friendly
Society are respectfully invited TO attend tho
Funeral OF our late vlcc-presldcnt, ,.JOSEpH WILL
LIAMS from the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Howard, No. 100 Anson street, at halr-past 3
O'Clock, THIS ArTERSOOS. =
oct1S* II. l.. SGT'FON,,SecAtary.
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&1-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintanccs OF Mr.. JOSEPH WILLIAMS and OF
his brother, James B. willinnis Esq., are respect
fully invited to attend the Funeral Services ofthe
former, at ST. Marks Church, THIS AFTERNOON,
18th inst, Mt hui. past O'Clock. octIs*
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funeral Notices.

g5- TIE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF H. i. STR0IlECKER AMI fumils arc respect
fully invited TO attend his Funeral Services ut Ills
residence, No. Hampstead Mall, THIS AFTER
NOON, Ut O'clock octls y
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TIE COMMERCIAL CONTENTION.

A Report in Favor OF Chinese Emigra-
tion-A Message from President Grant
Tho Ell Pnso Route Adopted for tho
Southern Pacific Rnilrond-A Report
Next Convention.
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Special Notices.

GS-MESSRS. EDITORS-I DESIRE TO
return my sincere thanks to the Fircmcn without
distIhction) for the untring and eircctual efforts
to save my house from the fire of Saturday night,
and shall ever remember with gratitude their
zeal on tile OCCASION. JOHN c. COCHRAN
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lss- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
hcquaintanccs Of air. and Mrs. T.. p. LUCAS and
OF Mrs. +. p. Brown ana sons, are requested to
attend tho Funeral Services OF the former, ut
Bethel Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock,
without further invitation. oct1s
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GB A CARD.-THE OFFICERS AND
members OF the Eagle Steam Fire Engine Com
pany beg leave most respectfully to return their
sincere thanks to Messrs. d. Enston, ]. II.
Thlcc and Mrs. ]. II. Axson, ana Mrs s. Iutson
for refreshments kindly furnished us at the fire OH
Saturday night. ARTiIUR"M. COHEN,
oct18 Socrotorv
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@s- MOTTO E.-THREE MONTHS

DS- N . tt Q E.-THREE MONTHS
after date application will be made to tile Bank OF
Charleston for renewal OF the following CERTIFI-
GATES, for forty-fve whole and forty-four half
Shares OF the capital stock OF said Bank standing
in the name OF DR.. ALFRED RAOUL, the original
Scrip having been destroyed by fire:
No. 8o1o for Shares. q
No. COLO for Shares
No. 7o7s for 20 Shares. r.l
No. 1096 for IL Shares. a,n
No. 1921 for. SHARE, .ro
And No. 1927 for forty flour half Shares.
nctla 1nnna ~
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G5THE GREAT YITALIZER.-TH
title may be fairly given to restorative which
has taken precedence OF oil other tonic anu al-
teratiye preparations for aperIod OF nearly twen-
tyyoars. During that long interval HOSTEL
TER's STOMACH .BITTERS may be truly said to
have enjoyed unrivailed popularity. Many prep.
nratlons have been got up to compete with It,
but they have oil fallen into its wake or sunk
into oblivion for lack Of patronage. From the
first, tjlfs now iworldrenownod Vegetable Tonic
has been both medically and financially success.
ful. Every ycar has added to the number OF its
friends and the demand for It, based solely upon
the experimental proofs OF Its excellence as pre-.
ventive and curative, seems TO have no a gn-
able limit Tho medical profession sanct on and
approve It's use and It Is now ut the hea o The
class OF medicines to which It belongs, the I'D.
mitted, undisputed sovereign tonic OF the age.
The statistics OF Tie United States Revenue De.
partment will verify the statement that It stands
alone and unapproacled In the magnitude OF It's
sales as compared with those Of any other pro-
prletary remedy advertised on this aide Of the At
lantic.
The explanation OF this fact may be comprised
in few words. HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS Ia at once the purest, the safest and the
most potent OF all vegetable tonics, and the best
antidote to every variety OF malarious disease.
Hence It Is especially adapted to tho present seq
Son Of chilling dews and unwholesome vapors
oct18 6D&UT' si'-
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&s- THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
OF the Washington Steam Fire Engine Company
beg leave to return their thanks to Mcssrs d.
Enston, p. BuchheIt, w. Gibson and 7. N. Brown,
for refreshments kindly furnished at the late fire
In Dl axe street.
CHARLES Y. RICHARDSON,
oct18 Secretary w, +, Co.
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G,iccla' Nolircs.

10" SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST CoMPANf.-All Deposits made IN the
Savings Department OIL or previous to wEDSgs-
DAY, Goth October, will bear interest from LIST oc.
tobcr.
The night Office, In Hascl street, open rs hereto
fore OH WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS.
TIlOS. II. WARING,
OCtlH ) Cashier.
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is sitting In Rome an exhibition or oil paint
inEs by old masters will be held. Those. only
Will be admitted which treat on subjects found
ed on biblical history and portraits Of dignita-
ries Of the Catholic Church. 3f = : =
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oct18 3

!IaD-CONSIGNEES PER STE.i 81 E r
SEA GULL. from Baltimore are hereby notified
thntshc Is THIS DAY tlischarglng cargo at Pier No.
l, Union wharves. All Goods not taken away ut
sunset will remain ON wharf Mt COnsignces' risk.
0ctlS M0ItDECAI & co, Agents.
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EB-NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application will be made for renewal Of CERT
FlCATES No. So2l, for twelve Shares; No. 1895 for
four Shares, and No. 1897 for ten Shares In the
Bank OF Charleston, the originals being burnt In
Columbia, s. c. Octls Iamo3
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Movements OF Ex-Prcsidcnt Davis
Moro Troubles In MIcIico-Thc Reported
kQnn from tho 1tothschilds-Thc Prcsi-
dent Warmed Against tho suprcm c
Items. ..i4.
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GS-NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-TIE
Steamship MINNETONKA is THIS DAY dIscharglng
cargo at Nanderhorst Wharf. All goods remain
Ing on wharf at sunset, will bc stored at risk and
expense OF ConsIgnccs.
octlS RAyENEJ, 4 CO Apcnta
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SOMETHING ABoyr SUMTER.

Cotton stcnling-The Beauties OF Rndi-
cnI Rulc-Progress OF the Town-Tho
| Coming Fair. go az
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~ MANHOOD MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure Of Premature Decline In
Nan, tho treatment Of Nervous and Physical Dc.
hiilty, &c.
There is no member Of society BY whom this
book viii not be found useful, whether such per-
son holds the relation Of Parent preceptor or
Clergy Medical Tmes and Gazette.
the n maI on Fecsp Of S ssn
" u -N ,,~ sept1 Tyr
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@D" TO TIE FLOUR MERCHANTS
FLOUR, No. 0s EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, October
1G-Orders for Inspection OF Flour will be re-
celved ut this office from this date, and be
promptly attended to.
I Vi se'' c. N. AVERILL,
oct1G Inspector OF Flour.
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oct16

~ A CARD.-A C E RG YM AN,
while residing In South America rs Missionary,
discovered q safe and simple remedy for the cure
OF Nervous Weakness, Early decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by ,banoful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by u desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
in sealed envelope, to any one who needs 1t,
free OF charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
Oct4 3moSs Now York City.
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&. &B- EXECUTORS MOTTO CE "A L L
persons having demands against tho Estate OF
ELIZABETH CAROLINE A. CIIAZAL, late OF
Charleston, s. o. viii present tho same, legally at
tested to either OF tho Executors, and those in.
debted will mako payment to the same.
iu.tl.s ]. r, CHAZAI,l pr,,,,.
och n3 PA. CHAZAL EAec"tors.
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w BE BEAUTIFULLY YOU DE-
SIRE beauty, you should use HAGAN's MAGNo.
Liza BALM. f.r wg-r-
1t gives soft, refined sain-like texture to the
complexion, removes Roughness, Redness, Blotcli-
es, sunburn, Tan, &c ana adds tlngc Of pearly
bloom to the plaincst features. Itbrings tho bloom
or youth to the fading cheek, and changes the
rustic Country Girl into fashionable City Belle.
In the use OF the Magnolia Balm lies tho true
secret OF beauty. No lady need complain of her
complexion who will Invest rs cents in this de-
lightful article.
LYONS KATHAIkoNis is the best Hair Dressing
In nse. sept21 mwf1mo
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GH- ICE.-APPLICATION WILL
beamsde to the Legislature, at it's approaching
session, for a charter for LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, to be called "THE SOUTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
oct4 MI
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@ USE JOHN DWIGHT & co.'s
sUPER-CARB. SODA, the best for housekeepers.
Established 1S4o. sept 81 nlJmospAo
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3sD- BATCilEIIOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, in
stantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; in
ygorates and havcs the hair soft and beautiful
black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
fumers; and properly applied at Bachelors Wig
Factory, No. - Bond street, New York.
l. may16 Tyr lu G~. .-
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&B OFFICE SAVA NNAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLES.
TOM OCTOBER IL, 1s69.-ThIs company is now
prepared to FUND THE INTEREST DUE on the
bonds OF the CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY, endorsed by the state Of
South Carolina, according to the provisions OF
Section Third (sd) Of. an Act to enable the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company to
complete their Road.
The Treasurer OF the Company will be found
at tho oilce, OF Messrs. CAMPBELL & SEABRooK,
No. 80 Broad street, on THURSDAY Of each week,
between the hours OF A. NJ. and P. NJ. On
other days at the office OF the Company, foot OF
Mill street. 8. w. FISHER f.;,
oct13 WIN Secretary and Treasurer.
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Ns-ALMOST GIVEN AY.-THE
TRI-WEEKLY NEWS is the cheapest country pa
per In South Carolina, and THE RURAL CARROLL
MAN is the best Agricultural Magazine ever pub
llshed In the South ..,.,,t ..j-f
Price for TRI.wREKLY NEWS and RURAL CARROLL.
MAN one year four dollars
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,6a ;PAuis, October 1o
The Steele has general review OF tho policy Of
the Empire, France, It says, Continues to guard
the temporal power OF the Pope contrary to agree
ment, and mounts guard around Council In
which the Jesults propose again to outrage mod.