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washington News.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Gen. Nc
Mahon was in conversation with Sec
rotary Fish, yesterday, on the Para
guayan matter.
1t is reported that Minister MeMa-
hons course in Paraguay is approved
by the State Department, and it is
even intimated that he may be re-
turned to his late position. His re
call was ordered By Mr. Washburne,
1t IS said, while Secretary of
State, Ia rctaliating for being appoint
ed to succeed G. A. Washburne, the
late Secretary's brother.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., October 29.-
General Belknap was at the War De-
partment this morning, where he re-
mained about an hour in conversation
with Sherman and other officials.
He was also at the Executive Man
sion q short time.
4 WAsHINGToN, Oct. 29.-Gen. But
terfeld's resignation, as Assistant
Treasurer at New York, will not be
accepted until his successor shall be
appointed, which will take place in a
few days.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 29.-Pres;dent
Grant and party returned to day.
WASHINGTON, October 29.-Agnes
/ aParschall, aged 90 years, the mother
of Judge Parschall, and one of the
last widow pensioners of the revolu-
tionary war, recently died In Georgia.
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OK Thursday, Senator MORTON re
ceived from the Treasurer Of the
United States. thirty-three drafts on
the Treasury, in favor of various pri-
vate soldiers in the Fifty First Regi-
ment Of Indiana Volunteers, who rem
dered " extra duty as teamsters.p =
These drafts will be left with Gov
ernor BAKER. and can be had by the
proper parties, upon application to
that gentleman. l.a
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extensive .RnrEIsry.

CINCINNATI, October 29.-C. T..
Bullman's wholesale hardware stores
on Main Street. was bErglarized last
night, and 81 .0G0 worth Of cutlery
stolen. The thieves entered byathe
thence to the roof, and thence entered
the store robbed by the back door
This style Of working has been well
practiced occasionally for years. No
arrests.
A boiler in Evans9 Clifton 81 Go. =
rolling mill burst 10 day, danaging
the building i've thousand dollars
One man was injured slightly.
Allenis training at Buckeye for the
McCoole fight. His condition is good.
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Boston. October 29.-To-morroW
being the second anniversary Of the
death Of Gov. Andrew, his remains
will be removed from their temporary
resting place IN Mount Auburn, to
Hindom, his native town. A detach-
ment Of the Grand Army Of the Re
public will act as an escort, and rell,
gious services will be conducted by
the Rev. JAS. freeman Clarke. ~o
The further trial Of Choote, the
alleged NeWburyport incendiary, ct
Laurence, has been postponed until
the 9Th of November. 4
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IdyIcqs from Hayti.

New YORK, October 29.-Late
advices from Hsyti say President
Salnave has asked for vessel, from
the English Commodore at Jamaica,
to carry him to the latter Island, and
the Commodore was about sending
the PhiIomel to receive him.
a Havana letter of the 23d says
that by special orders Of the Captain
General a movement of arrest began
yesterday against the rebels of the
East Centre.
The Florida Expedition has sue
cessfuIly landed at Carlos Garcia.
The Highwayman of Vuelta Abaeo
is believed to have embarked for the
East. with a Government commission.
to ass4ssinate Cespedes. The situa-
ton of the Government is desperate,
aad is SO Acknowledged.
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THE way the Administrators has
improved the collection of the public
revenue is shown by a comparative
statement which has been published
By the Bureau Of internal Revenue.
showing the per cent, Of gain in collee-e
tions in many of the most important
districts Of the country for July, Al
gust and September of the present
year, over the same months of last
year. I-aI1zA Ed8AE
OF these the Fnst Illinois, Chicago,
shows a gain of % per cent; the
Fourth Indiana, Aurora, 81 Fifth
Kentucky, Louisville. z Sixth Ken
tucky, CoYington, ia; First Louis
lana, New Orleans, &c; First Mis-.
souri. St. Louis 81; Second Ohio,
Cincinnati, 151; Tenth Ohio, Toledo,
IS; Twenty Pennsylvania,
Pittsburg. 81; Fifth Tennessee, Nash
vile, 8. For the following, districts !
the comparison Is made for the
months Of July and August OF each
year only Fourth Illinois, Quincy, z
per cent; Fifth Illinois, Peoria, 10;
Fourth Kentucky, Lebanon, 619;
Seventh Kentucky, Lexington, 124;
Seventh Ohio, Colunbuss 60;sTTenty-
third Pennsylvania, Allegheny City.
35; First West Virginia, Wheeling,
p; First Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 7.
The net receipts from revenue stamps
for the first quarter of the present
year, over the s9me period last year,
have increased 1922. .206, or Si6-10 per
cent.
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WAILY dOURNAL
SATURDAY AY.-...-...............ocToBER 30. 1869

JAS. N. RUSSELL. for more thaa
twenty years connected with the In
dianapolis post Office, died in that city
on Thursday morning. The papers of
that city speak in the most eompli-
mentary terms of the deceased.
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President Grant n PblIadeIpbIa.

PHILADELPHIA, October %. .ZPresi.
dent Grant held levee this forenoon
at the r0otinental Hotel, and then
started on his return to Washington.
At the Sunday School Jubilee, held
at the Academy Of Music last even
ing, President Grant was loudly called
for, and responded as folloWs:f
Ladies and Gentlemen and Children:
1 can only thank you for your very
kind reception. Whenever / have
visited Philadelphia, I have always
been warmly welcomed, but never in
more gratifying manner than on the
present occasion. / take an interest
in Sunday Schools, and am much
gratified at the complete success Of
the present movement. 1or.r.
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News from san FrancIsco.

SAN FRANoIsco, October 29.-The
irst rail on the Holidays Valley
Railroad, Oregon, was laid to-day.
United States Senator Williams and
other prominent men were present.
A destructive fire occurred at Sun
setEille, California, yesterday. The
principal buildings were burned. The
loss is heavy.
Additional rich mineral discoveries
are announced. near Cariin, Nevada.
Arizona adVices state that the In
dians are troublesome throughout
that Territory. sf
News front he Big Bug Mining
District is favorable.
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HAvANA. October 29.-Capt. Gen

HAvAHA, October 29.--Capt. Gem
eral De Rodas has pardoned Ma
gruder.
Agricon has been sentenced to be
shot.
The rebels in Santo Espiriter and
the Spanish troops / Of CincOVillas
number 5000 in each place. b.
Gems. Espenar and La Tore will
sail from Havana for Spain to-
morrow.
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NASHVILLE, Oct. 29,-The House,
to-day, adopted an amendment to the
Convention Bill providing that all
citizens of the United States, twenty
one years Of age, having resided 10
the State six months prior 70 the
election, shall vote for members Of
the Convention. The bill, as amend
ed, passed a third reading. .f.si
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LOUISVILLE. Oct. 29.-The damage
to the tobacco crop is over estimated
though some that was exposed to the
late freeze in the drying houses or
sheds, has been badly frosted. The
crop, however, Is to be two third
ar0O
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HARTFORD, Oct. 29.-The Woman's
Suffrage Convention closed tonight,
with an address by Mrs. Stanton, after
which a State Woman's Suffrage sAs-
sociation was. organized. A large
number signed the CongtiLution.
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LOUISVILLE, October 29.-It is re-
ported that four men were killed to-
day, wsile blasting rock atsome point
between ShelbyVille and LaGrange,
Kentucky. s.-.
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VOL. Xxx.

irresponsible local, who. impudeptly
and without authority puts in an ap-s
pearance as attorney.
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CoIIIhI0n.

KINGSTON, Ontario, October 90
The schooner John Wedder, Of De-
troit. with corn from Chicago to Og.
densburg, collided "Wednesday night,
IN snow storm, near DEVILS Nose,
with the schooner Orion, Of Hamil-
ton. All the crew succeeded ia get
ting aboard the Orion. The captain
and one man went back TO the We'd
der for papers, when the vessels part
ed. leaving them on board. The
WeddeF is supposed to DO badly in
jured. She cannot float long. The
Orion arrived here slightly damaged.
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WumNGToN, N. O., October 90
The argument in the case Of the Off
GERS of the steamer Cuba, closed to-
day, aud the decision of the court
will be rendered tomorrow at twelve
O'Clock.
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PORr CoLBURN, Ont., Oct, 29.-The
schooner Alfred Allen, Of OsweRo, I,
with 500 barrels of salt for Toledo,
went ashore of this port, in a snow
storm, Wednesday night, and will
probably be a total loss. m t
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sT. LOUIS.

Later from tho Scene of the Stene-
wall DIsasteE-ArriVal OF the Ru-
bIc0n with the Second Engineer
His Report IS 70 What He SaW-
Partial list OF the Saved ana Mss
Ing.
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OswEoo, October 29.-The schoon-
er John Wedder, which was in oolli-
sion with the schooner Orion .yester-
day went ashore two miles below Put
NEVILLE. The captain and mate OF
the John Wedder came ashore safely
in a small boat.
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TRENToN, N. j., October 29.-TBe
election in this State on Tuesday next,
is merely for members Of the Begig T
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PITTsBURa, Oct. 29.-Alexander
Best, a boiler maker, was found
drowned, in the Allegheny River, this
morning.
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EVAHsvIEHu.HaD.

We keep q very large stock OF FLOUR in
store, and are handllng 600 barrels pnf
week. We can lil orders for any grade
that may be wanted, nt the lowest market
prices Orders for Prov Efons and prn.
duce sOlicltbdt aud matlafngtlGm warranted
Terms cash. We issue 600 rrice-Cuuoufa
weekly, and will furnish coDy rouuIariv
TO any one doairinR ug 10 DO sO.
ool3 dtf .HUEEEEli, tu.. q 80.
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NEW ADVRRTIsgMBFTg.
20 aALE-LAND

HI ACRES. svrnrr cnnm rruHsr-s
Stt.ole. I..iole., nEd other lmnrovemonfH. nif urI-
49,, ui,1,ls.allou ~ miles from tho oly--n
a ~ 80. 80 So beyond oar fill Cemetery.
me ~, fire resete ite h9A li or nrnig Lo
oc5y dt r. w. T.utcw
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Receivers Sale of Steamer r.qBtos

s2Y WIRE UE nH A munmwu nrs
Ml8 the RandGrhurEh Circuft Conrt fr 4
cause wherein Charles E. Cfnwforf
ls pla a'Hun and IhOmna lt Bolua r drl
lendahE, 4 VIII, on tno 2ld day af Nfvrra.
Ger nezt, between fhe hours 81 trn ofrlorle
All. aud Two O'Clock plr.s AZ tho Eunnnl
Vile wharf, Geld at public auction thH
steamer louisa her tackle. apparel aud
fufnlturo. Terms na follows One-Ihirt
cash. onc-ihifd d. siXig days, Ono-thfrd ln
ninety days, with Interest au0ed the nur-
chaser securing thn deferred Payments bE
paper payanie in bank hcIos with un-
doubted endOreerG.
oc80 GEO. ~. START Receiver.
Evansville Courier ANA Cincinnati COM
-tn lnarcini e0pyl
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4 EMR E0sl LIB EEK&Et 8fEl
Late Washington News.
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Iater fram the wreck
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News by Atlantic Gable.
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OF the Steamer StoneWau.
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. PEsFH, October 29-BIr. jay, the
American Minister, is In the city. He
had a conference. with Count Audosv.
and subsequently attended the ses.
81 VIENNA, October 29.-Dispatehes
from the south state that the Dalma-
tion insurreetion is more formidable
than at first7reported. saas NJ.
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n - PRUaSIA..

BERLIN, Oct. 29.-Ludolf Champ
fausen has been appointed Minister
5of Finances, xEioe Rauder Heydtre.
signed
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e Came October 29.- The Inter-
national Commission to deeide on-the
question of jurisdietion in the matter
of the Suez Canal opened its. session
here to day. The AMERICAN Consul
was absent. having received no pow
lers from his Government. Houbar
Pacha, the Egyptian Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, was made President
of the COmnIssion. 5-,. ... -1-
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TURKEY.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct, 29-Em-
peror Francis Joseph, Of Austria,
was received by the Sultan, amidst
much enthusiasm.
SCOTLAND --
GLASGOW. October 29.-The steam
ship Damascus, from New York, has
arrived.
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THE QUEENS DELIGHT.


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The Queens Delight is for Head-achos
The Queens Delight is for Nervous Affections
The Queens Delight will cure all Skin Diseases.
Tho Queens Delight will remove Blotchcs and
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The Queens Delight will FrysipoIas aud
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The Queens Delight will cure Bronchitis
Queens Delight will cure all Female Complaints.
The Queens Delight will restore the lost Energies
Queens Delight will res tore the Feeble to Health
The Queens Delight for Young ard Palc-faced
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The Queens Dcligot has occurred the favor of the
People.
0uccn's Delight is now the great Family Medicine
The Queens Delight has been tried, and gives
universal satisfaction.
The Queens Delight should be in every Family.
fiic Queens Delight s the cheapest as well as
the best Medicine You cangva.
Strong Testimonials.
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Dr. f. II. Leinush-DEAR SIR Upon tho recon-
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of my case: 1 have been living Big Lake,
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l have escaped them entirely, after taking your
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Yours respectfully, J.J. DOUGLASS
LANCASTER, Penn. Sept 25, 1867
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A WOMAN WHO HAS EARNED YoTE-
The Detroit Post contains an account Of q
woman who, to ''give the world assurance
OF man." went out West, bought forty
acres of land, grubbed out fourteen acres Of
heavy oak, chopped and split rails. built n
house, sowed eight acres of wheat, dug
ditohes, supplied her neighbors with axe
helyes and spIint baskets, besides attending
to her domestic "chores." all with her own
hands, in q year and-a-half. She lives
alone, "keeps her own Secrets" and is re-
garded as the coming woman" Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Antoinette Brown,
Anna Dickinson, and all the rest of the
strong-minded women are expected to make
way for her. They may make speeches.
but neither of them, we warrant, can grub
her way into the newspapers, nor build a
house, nor make axc-helvcs, as this Western
dame has. Let hei vote.
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One of our neighbors "kad company" a
few evenings since, when the euphony of
different languages particularly the Ger
man-was discussed. A little ten-year old
boy ''put in his oar thusly: "Ma, can
talk Dutch" You talk Dutch, George?
Let us hear you" The household hopeful
promptly gave a taste of his lingual quality,
as follows: "Who's pin here since rs pin
gomez"
Josh. Billings has written an essay upon
t'roosters, in which he remarks that they
''are the husbands of menny wives. In
Utah it is konsidered disgrace tew speak
disrespeckful of rooster. Brigham
Youngs court of arms is rooster"
The noblest sight on earth is man talk
ing reason and his wife listening to him.
Thieves lately stole the carpet from a
rural church near Cincinnati, and when it
was newly carpeted, brought back the old
and stole the new one.
AS an evidence of the cosmopolitan cha
racter of our population, correspondent
mentions that he recently heard nine differ
ent languages spoken at the same time on
one of the Hoboken ferries.
little girl, on Christmas eve, seeing the
sun setting, said Mamma, I know what
makes it so red over there; Santa Claus is
baking
man was discovered in Washington yes
terday committing q theft whereupon he
took strychnine and died in half an hour
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chujS, asthma and Consumption.
pROBABLI never before i'll the whole history OF
L. medicine, has anything won widely and so
deeply upon tho confidence Of mankind, this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long series of years, and among most
OF the races of men, 1T has risen higher and Ghe
IN their estimation, it has become better known.
Its uniform character and power to cure the vari-
GUS affections of the lungs and throat, have made
1t known as a reliable protector against them.
While adapted to milder forms of disease and to
young children, it is at the same time TIE most
e1fcctual remedy that can be given for ircipiont
consumption, and the dangerous affections OF the
throat and lungs. AZ provision against sudden
attacks Of GROUP it should be kept OH hand in
every family; and, indeed, az all are sometimes
subject to colds and coughs, all should be provided
with this antidote for them
Although settled CONSUMPTION is thought
incurable, still great numbers of cases where the
disease seemed settled have been completely
cured, and the patient restored to sound health by
the CHERRY PICTORIAL. So complete is its
mastery over the disorders of the lungs and
throat that the most obstinate of them yield to it,
When nothing else could reach them, under the
CHERRY PICTORIAL they subside and disap-
pear
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS find great
protection from it.
ASTHMA is always relieved and often wholly
cured yit.
BRONCHITIS is generally cursd by taking the
CHERRY PECTOltAL in small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that need
not publish the certificates of them here, or do
more than assure the public that it's qualities arc
fully maintained
AY E R S AGUE CURE,
For Feoer and Ague. Intermittent Feuer, Chil
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or Bilious Feoer, dc, and indeed al ne affections
9oatch arse from nad''ious, marsh or niasn,d-
tic poiSons.
As it's name implies it docs Cure, and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Qunne, Bis
multi. Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, it i'll nowisc Injuries any pa
tient. The number and Importance Of its cures in
the ague Districts are literally beyond account,
and we believe without parallel in the history of
Ague medicine. Our pride is gratfed by the
Acknowledgements We receive OF the radical cures
effected in obstinate cases, and where other reme-
dies had wholly failed.
Unaccimated PERSONS either resident n or
travelling through miasmatc localitios, will be
pI otcctcd by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from tor
pdity, of the Liver, it is all excellent remedy,
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it
is an excellent remeky, producing many truly re-
markable cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER d CO., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Massachusetts,
and sold all round the world
PRICE SI.OO PER BOTTLE.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
everywhere. Jan 3mo
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A little fellow in Hartford, Conn, recently
fell from the Top of coal bin, and put his
shoulder out of joint, and n surgeon was
sent for at once. Though suffering severe
pain, the lad, who is regular climber, got
into chair and on top of it, and fell head
long to the floor, his mother supposing that
he had broken his neck this time. But he
jumped up, and, swinging his arm glcefully,
shouted, ''it's all right. it's all right" and,
sure enough, the second fall had put his
shoulder joint in place again, and he was as
good as new without the aid of doctor.
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad

E1lI.ELss YatS1 PASSENGER Trains leave Spartan
GfaHSSsSty burg Court House Mondays Wednes-
days and Fridays, at A. NJ, and arrive at Aston
a2o a2o r. NJ, connecting with the Greenvile Down
Train and trains for Charlotte and Charleston.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays.and Saturdays the Up
Passenger Trains, connecting with the Greenvile
Up Trains, leave Alston 0 A. M. and arrive Spar
ta1burg Court House 800 P. NJ, as follows:
Dozen Train Up Train.
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Chester Nursery Garden.

II The very best early and late Southern Apples
and Peaches, Eyergreens, Roses, Dshlias, Flower
ing Shrubs and Vines, Greenhouse Plants, &c.
Persons who wish to procure Trees or Plants to
improve their homesteads, will do we'll to examine
my Price List which can be had by addressing
w. BLAKE, Nurseryman,
Oct % 13mo Chester. S. C.