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NEW

MASONIC NOTICE-At a q
NJ regular meeting Of Penn Royal "a
Arch Chapter, No. ., held ON MOnday, NY
the 18th January, 1863, the Secretary was/N
instructed TO advertise one DIR. VIC. POINTKR
as a cheat and swindler. said Pointer is about
81 or ~ years old, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark
wa K. He is said 10 hail from near Mt. Pleas
ant Murray connty, Tenn.
All papers friendly to the cause please COPY.
By oroe cf JOHN TENT, N. e. Il. y.
b. NJ. LEVY, Secretary. fsb2i
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GRANT recently INDUCED the Wash
ington correspondent OF the Newark, n.
J., Courier with . "quiet talk" in the
course Of which he expressed himself ia
very emphatic terms upon the " frank
ing privilege" and the "tenure Of Of
fee bill. He said that the former
should be the first Of the many means Of
robbery OF the Government abated by
Congress, and that he believed " the pee
pie would be quite willing TO forego their
share Of the benefits OF the exercise of
the privilege for the sake OF getting rid
Of the abuses TO which II has given rise"
He is also in favor Of abolishing the
Globe, and prohibiting the unnecessary
printing to which mem5ers Of either
House have recourse in order to sustain
themselves before their constituents.
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WEATHER ARD RIVERS.

CAIRO. February 2O.-Down Msssen.
ger, 8 I'm ; Alice Dean, 4 an; Darling,
s am; Stradsr, 10 am. Up: Belle st.
Louis, A am Indiana, 6 am; Henry
Ames, Z 3 n. Weather pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, February 20.-Arrived
Olive Branch. Departed City Of Alton,
Commonwealth aud Shrsve.
The river is rising, with fifteen feet in
the channel to Cairo. Weather cloudy
and raw.
LOUISVILLE, February 20.-Departed
G.. A. Thompson; for Arkansas river.
The river is rising, with 8 feet Z inches
in the canal.
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MARRIED.

HAYNES -CRENSHAW-On the Dist Of Ian
uary, JS69, by Rev. DR.. Burrows, at the resi-
dence of toe brides father, near Lockbar
Texas, Mr. JOSEPH e HAYNES, ron OF Hon
Landon G. Haynes, OF this city, 10 Miss LJZzrF'
the only daughter OF Col. G., u. Crenshaw.
Thus another gallant Con federste soldier
WHO did not surrender with the army OF Gen.
Joseph f. Johnston, his old commander in
the East, bias at last yielded to the arms of
beauty in the West, and taken the oath OF 10y
atty TO his fair eaptor.
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SUNDAY APPEAL.
SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. 81. Isss

We recommend a few heavy doses OF
Canadian Vermifuge TO the railroad men
10 this vicinity affected by the "ring u
worm. The thousand or more ceFtih-
Gates approving this medicine as s spe-
eihe for the "ring" disease wsrrsnt Us
in this recommendation and in believing
that it viii even be more salutary than
a dose Of Tennessee or Mississippi River
Railroad, either Of which they are not
likely to get.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, February 20.-In the Hill
nois House Of Assembly, yesterday, by q
vote of 81 to 3l--the bill repeating the
act relative to capital punishment and
restoring the death penslty-was passed.
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a MUsEMEN rs.
NEW MEMPHIS THHATER

Continuett Success OF the Finished EraGedian
FRANK MAYO.
EoBday Evening, February z2--M1n DC
produce d tue interesting Roman tc french
RAY 81 TITLED CADET La PEAhlHE-htenr
ID Hare curt, Frank Mayo Full strength oil
the col npsny.
In rehea rsal-IHE ROBBESS.
CAL Ole PRIuEs-Drezs Circle and I~,2rQuette,
81; Orchestra Chairs, 81 so Family Circle, 80
cents :; Colored Boxes, 50 ceats; ColoTeo Cal
lery, IS cents.
Doors open at quarter to ! o'el Ock; cur ain viii
rise at 8 precisely. Cookbook open from 10
O'clo elk am. To 5 pm. =.
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been in pursuit of her. The Kearsage
subsequently, sunk the Alabama off the
coast of Francs. 1t was true that the
armament had been removed, but this
could have again been restored, the YES
sci having retained her supports and
stays for the cannon.
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100 nOO POUNDS Bulk Meat so barrels
IOOsOttO Mess Pork 10 casks Bacon. side
and Sh'u Il rs . barrels HomiDy 10 cases
Hominy Orits l00) bushels Barley Mar ON
bushes Rye Malt rs bales new HOPS.
JOSE, HUNT co.
feh2l 24 Front threat
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, February Cot is
reported that the Cashier Of the Fist Ms
tionaI Bank is q dafaulter in the sum of
500, COO, and has made his escape. There
was a slight run on the bank to-day, but
the doors were not closed.
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Agents Wanted Eyery where.

NJ. CADART'S Pure Vegetable COiOtiDg. 81 q
pound, sufficient to give . rich golden yellow
to 200 pounds of White Butter . cents per
sample package, sen to any address. No
farmer sboald be without it, aS white and
sIreaky Butter is worth from six 20 ten cents s.
pound less in all markets than that of a rich
yellow, teb4
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February pa Wash
ington special says the Senate Finance
Committee, after an Informal discussion,
postponed the Bank Bill for the present.
The coin balances to-day is 500, 600, 600 ;
currency balance. SIG 600 600.
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sioner OF the General Land Office, but it
is not believed that any one has been
promised office under the new Admins
t%ration, so that all applicants will have a
fair start in the contest for the vietor's
spoils. 1t is understood that no APP
pointees under the present Administers
lion will be allowed TO hold over any
longer than the commission Of his suc-
eessor can be made out and delivered.
MISSISSIPPI AND VIRGINIA.
The Reconstruction Committee of the
House voted to-day to report back the
Mississippi bill, without amendment, and
recommend its passage. This bill has
been published and is the one objected
to by the Mississippi delegation during
their brief interview with the President
elect, an account OF which has already
appeared in your Washington letters.
This bill gives the appointment or the
Provisional Governor to h Carpet-Bsg
Convention which is to be reassembled,
while the delegation desire the appoint
ment of this officer, to be left to he in
coming President. Should the bill pass
the Hoose it is now understood the
amendment desired will be made in the
SSnakGs Ii thC PCORAC MA~otHoiPPA SAO
willing to entrust the appointment OF
their Governor to president" Grant,
it comes with an ill-grsce from his own
party friends to object. They should
certainly be as ready to trust Grant as
are the white population OF Mississippi.
AS suggested in this correspondence
some days ago would be the case, the Ju-
dietary Committee have agreed to re-
il favor OF having the "Under-
woodn Constitution in Virginia submit
ted to q vote Of the people after its objec-
tionable provisions snail have been
stricken out, and then allowing a seps-
rate vote on these provisions. This IS all
that has been asked by the Richmond
committee, and If the proposition is ia
vorably acted on ia the two Housestt IS
believed that the ancient commonwealth
will soon resume her position SIS of
the States in the Union. 1t is believed
that the appearance here OF the Hon. a.
G. Brown, OF Mississippi, and his plain
talk before the House Committee on Re-
construction, has done much towards al
laying q bitterness of feeling which ex-
listed, and in bringing about a more am
icabIe state Of things.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, February 20.-Tho Gov
ernor respited Osersld Eaton, sentenced
to be hanged on the 25ih inst, but has not
yet determined for what time.
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30 ice 30 R-ferchanfs-

DURING the present cut in the rates by The
~ three Trunk Liz es, the rates of freight NV
the Merchants Dispatch Fast Freight Line
VIII be the same as those given by any Of the
re5oons1b 2 lines running over said roufes
from New York or Boston.
feb21 JOSEPH NASH. Aren't
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HE
ECONOMY BUTTER co

Ask ths attention OF al interested in The re-
auction OF the extravagant cost Of Batter, to
their practical and economical system o. max
ing pure prime Butter by aid Of me
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Notice.

EOR SALE OR LEASE-A very desirable
L paw in calvary Church. Apply to
GOVERNMENTAL. CHAPMAN &CO'a
feb20 Book store, 279% Main street.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, February 20.-Washing-
toms birthday will be kept as a holiday.
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Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots q Shoes
A. A

PA p. 1877 MAIN STREE,
D TUESDAY MORNING, 2Sd inst, at 10
O'Clock. A. e. FARMLAND,
febu AuctiOneer.
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Chickering's Gold Medal Pianos,
II. q. Hollenberg, Sole Agent.
9 SECOND STREET, : MEMPHIS, TENN

A SUPPLY Of the above Pianos and other
n excellent Pianos constantly on band.
secondhand Pianos bought. sold AND Az
changed. Tuning and Repairing lone 10 a su-
perlcr WorkmsAlike manner. Every Piano
fully warranted, t,b2l
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PEBLER COTTON SEED,

EOR SALE BY
GALBREATFs, STEWART & CO.,
No, IL Union 81 Feet, Stonewall Block,
feb 10 Memphis, Tenn
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B e
NEW ADvERTIsEM'NTs
CHANCFRY SIZE

ON WEDNESDAY,, MARCH a 1899. CHAN
" Gerry COURT OF MEMPHIS.
No. Sls5 Harriet J. Royster. adm'x., vs.. 5. g.
ROystef et al.
DY virtue OF an interlOcutOry decree in this
ID cause, 1 will sell, az public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front OF The auction house
Of ROyStsr, TIeEeyant a Co., in the city Of
Memphis, tennessee,
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TO THE PUBLIC
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF

DAILY rPEAL one "
WEEKLX ARPEAL, one emr-----~-~--.- 0e
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Correspondence, on Public Events, solicited from
eVeTy port Of The United States.
ALESLIE HEATING & CO..
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Hotel Acknowledgements 8.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
j. Mccullough, New York; n. L. Kinard, Co
lumbia; Captain Joseph N. Johnson, Baltimore
John F. German, Z. Hon, Mrs. Calcureinskir, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Wright, Mount Royal
Fla; D. Callahan, Savannah; ". G. Busey, George
town, D. c.; B. a. Stuart, 7. Levy, philadelphia
Joshua Peasants, Richmond; E. P. Harllee, Mar
ion; Colonel o. N. Sadler, South Carolina; Henry
Arthur, New York; John B. Parker, Mrs. John D.
Parker and child, Boston; william Katz, Philadel
phia; L. d. voigt, Holly Hill, 8. G.
PAVILION HOTEL.
W. Heron, Savannah; A. D. Richardson, Gains
Vile, Florida; N. @. Hall, s. c.; ]. W. Hamlet,
Reevesville s. c.; Louis Lesdbetter, Cedar Valley
Georgia; James E. Page, Baltimore; A. W. Cruik'
shank Fernandina, Florida; W. P. Driver, G.
Pagan, and R. Davidson, New York; Miss c.
Quinn, Canada West; Rev. T. G. Mcmahon,
Anderson, S. c.; E. c. Clayton, Baltimore; W. O.
Hammer, city; l.. W. Wall, Georgia; S. W.
Keene, O. s. Revenue Cutter Racer.
MILLS HOUSE.
LIP. Smith, Christ Church Parish; c. R. Brig
ham, J. A. Hampson, s. W. Palmer and wife, Mrs.
Sarah Wilde, Mrs. H. Hons, New York; J. d. A.
Rauth, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cohen,
Miss Cohen, city; @. Slandesh, New York; L. A.
Dodge, c. G. Parish.
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The Masonic Circular.
: CHARLESTON, S. c., Mover

CHARLESTON, S. c., November s.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE NEWS.
Will you allow me the use Of your columns
to correct an Injustice
Ina recent number Of the Columbia Phoenix,
appeared the following paragraph:
The cutest dodge we have seen In many day,
IA q circular referring to the Masonic Fair In
Charleston. upon which Is endorsed "Gratuttous'
IN printed 0v -" The aforesaid circular being
surrounded by number OF advertisements,
which, Of course are paid for, the 'gratuity"
Is not readily discovered.
The facts OF the case are simply these: Among
the many generous contributions to the approach
inp Masonic Fair, not the least was an offer by
Brother Edward Perry, P. NJ, Strict observance
Lodge, No. rs, to do all the printing connected
with, and necessary for the Fair, Jree or charge.
It having been decided to print circulars for dts
tribution in this and the adjoining States, an
nouncing the Fair, 1t was suggested that adver'
Using cards around such circular could be
readily sold. This suggestion was acted on, and
the sale of these cards has Been a source Of no
little proflt-not to the printer, but to the Fair;
since the Fair Association paid nothing for print
ing the circulars and cards, yet received ali the
proceeds from the sales.
Under these circumstances, 1t Is not just that
notice such as the above should be allowed by
the Fair Association to go uncorrected, and as
president of the association, therefore make
this statement OF the true state of the case.
I cannot suppose the editors Of the Phoenix
were aware Of the facts when they allowed such
a notice to appear and write them to ask cor
rection of the same Meantime you will greatly
oblige by inserting this communication.
Yours respectfully,
AUGUSTINE T. SNYTHE
Pres : Masonic Fair Association.
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COURT OF GENERAL, SEss1oNs-HoN. B. B.
CARPENTER, PREsIDNG.-The Grand Jury return
| ed true bills in the following indictments:
Thomas Williams-assault and battery with In
tent to KILL and assault on an officer in discharge
Of his duty.
Fred Johnson-assault and battery.
Dennis Robinson and William Langster-larce-
ny of notes and petit larceny.
Thomas R. Smalls-assault anu battery.
William Kerr-assault with deadly weapon.
Abram Brown-petit larceny
Frank Dorset-petit larceny.
Rich Murphy and Harvey May-assaut and
battery.
Binah Gerins-assault and battery
c. W. Weicking-assault and battery, with in
| tent to kill.
/ Joe Bailey-grand larceny.
Abram Brown-petlt larceny.
Horace Lincoln, John Green and Charles Wat
son-cow killing.
John Huger-assault and battery.
Joe Smith-grand larceny.
Peter Jones-assault and battery
John H. F. Polhemus-assault and battery.
Ann Burke-assault aud battery, with intent to
kill.
Louis Banks-grand larceny.
Rachel Simons-larceny Of notes.
John Dissell-petit larceny and assault and bat
terry.
Moses Small and VIM. Rose-pett .arceny.
No bill was returned in the following indict-
ments:
Cyrus Heyward-assault with deadly weapon.
The same-assault wiJn intent to kill, and re-
sisting an officer in the discharge OF bis duty.
George washington-assault and battery.
John Norman-larceny
Anna Wilson-larceny Of notes.
Daniel Cox, John Coleman, Lynah Simons, AL
win Kiddell-grand larceny.
Pauline Fishburne-assault and battery.
Nat Gadsden-breach Of trust and larceny.
John B. wright-Assault and battery.
william Gruver-assault and battery.
Philip Moultrie-malicious trespass and ress'
tance Of an of1cer.
John D. Zanoga-assault and battery.
Thomas G. Ryan-assault with intent to kill,
and assault and battery.
Mary Eesbit-petit larceny.
Henry F. Faber-assault and battery.
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anrtiom eaIes--gntnre pans.
By Wy. LEITCH 8 r, s. BRUINS,
Auctionecrs.
q ALE PosITIv E.

J
On MONDAY and TUESDAY next, the sth and 9th
November, at No. 1S6 King street, opposite Sill
cox's Furniture Warerooms, will be sold, and
sale continued in the evenings at O'Clock, until
the entire stock Is sold
A GRAND AND ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF :
ELEGANT OBJECTS OF ART,
CONSISTING OF
CARRABA MARBLE STATUARY, Vende De
Prato, French Bronze Twenty-one Day Clocks,
Bronze Figures Of entirely new models, Alabaster
Statuary, Vases, Tazzas, Pedestais, Silver Plated
Ware &c, lately imported from Italy by Signor
: The assortment comprising Carrara Marble
Statuary, viz: The GUARDIAN ANGEL, By Bar
alta; Putto Lon Nide, by Cheric; Group Contend
ing Cupids; Yelled Busts by Fronzoni. ~ ~
ALABASTER STATUARY.
DIANA, Madonna, Love and Psyche, Birth OF
Venus, Bacchus and Arianna.
BRONZE STATUETTES.
AGRICULTURE AND COMMERCE, Cornelius,
Moliere Dante and Vergilio, Cl9 and Sapphoy
Milton, Haronn and Curlomaguio, Diana, &C., &c.
Twenty Photographs, Views Of the Cities ana
Monuments Of Florence, Pira and Semina.
A splendid assortment OF TWENTY-ONE DAY
CLOCKS.
Superbly carved Marble Vases, copied from
Etruscan, Roman, Hebe, Gothic, Egyptian. go
rentine and Grecian Designs; Herculaneum Urns,
Animals, &c. -
ALSO, WILL BE ADDED TO THE SALE,
large collection OF FINE SILVER PLATED
WARE AND CUTLERY.
The importers have used every exertion to rem.
der this collection complete In every detail, and 1t
will, upon examination, be found to be beyond
all precedent as regards the beauty and variety
Of the articles offered.
This splendid collection is now open for inspec-
tlon, and the ladies are especially invited TO cal
cles lately imported.
Conditions cash. nov6 =
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9anrp GOODS, &r.


A V 1 S 1 TO R
Once said If we only knew where the resident
citizens made their purchases there we should get
well served. To such we offer -
A DIRECTORY.
The ladies who desire the latest styles Of fash-'
ionable Head Dressing, Curls, Chignons or
Braids, Go to M. & A. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who desire to be presentable In
Adonis attire, for Wigs,
Go to NJ. Il A. ASHTON.
All who desire the best German Colognes,
Go to NJ. d A. ASHTON.
For Diadem or Coronal Combs all
Go TO NJ. & A. ASHTON.
Those who require the best Extracts,
Go to NJ & A. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
Combs, Go to NJ. & A. ASHTON.
OF necessity all who require good Tooth
Brush, Go to NJ. & A. ASHTON. :
For genuine Tale de Vents, all must
Go to N. Il A. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and Regenerators, nearly all
GO to n. & A. ASHTON.
In fact all who require genuine goods from the
following houses:
Society Hygienique, / Bailey's, !;
Lubinis, Q lAtkinson's,
Cowdray's, SlGosnelrs, IX
Piyer, HlLoWe sons, re-
Guerain, OlYardley, IL
Henry & Demarson, lRowlands Sons,
Gowland, o
AS also, Vents Goods in their line from every
reputable manufacturer in the States,
Go to II. & A. ASHTON,
No. 240 King street,
noy1 Five doors from Market street. &,
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THs ComIrFEE OF ARRAN6sNKNTs Of tn

THs CoMIrFEE OF ARRANGEMENTS Of the
Masonic Fair Association gratefully acknowledge
che receipt Of the following contributions: One
ladies', English riding bride and Chifney bit, from
Messrs Chapeau & Hebron; three dozen plated
tablespoons, three dozen plated teaspoons, one
handsome plated butter dish, from Messrs. J. E..
sAdger d Co.; one box superior cigars, from John
sayas; one set plated salt-cellers, from member
OF Union Kilwinning Lodge, No. a; two jars
hFrepch pomsde, four French needss cases, from
Stor. webb 4. Co.; half dozen fine pocket knives,
Som O. f. Poppenheim; one box French prunes,
IA r. @. Borner; one-third dozen Guyot's sus-
ers, one set mosaic agate studs and sleeve
! ms, nom Thes. b. Blackwell; one lot choice
kal fruit, one case picked shrimps' rom
Paul, WEIGH 4 Brandes; one handsome
4 from Brother D. q. siicox; one dozen hne
ambric handkerchlefs, from Messrs. L..
20. r. E. BROWN, Secretary.
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CHARLESTON, November S, looo.
no ruC rDrTop 0F TuE NEW1

CHARLESTON, November S, looo.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
The rumor noted in your issue of this date,
to the effect that there has been personal recon
ciiation between G. G. Bowen and myself, IL ut
terly unwarranted by facts. have branded, and
40 now again brand, O. G. Bowen, member OF
Congress from South Carolina, as o convicted for
ger, a.murderer who slew his unsuspecting vic
tim,* by the hand Of hired assassin, In his bed
chamber; q proved and confessed thief house
burner whe in the winter OF 1861 burned the store
and residence Of most worthy Union man,
Mr. @. L. Robinson, at Jacksonville Florida;
and as highway robber. who plundered many
dwellings in Jacksonville, at the head OF an Or
ganized band OF gamblers and cut-throats. His
deeds OF rapine In Florida were done before he
entered the Confederate army, and he is still
Justly responsible for them before the law. The
Mr.. Robinson, whose store he plundered and then
burned, selling the stolen goods at Fernandina,
Is now the president Of the Florida Land Agency
Company, and may be addressed upon the matter
Of this charge at No. I Requas Building, Jackson
vile, Florida.
It was stated in an Associated Press dispatch,
about three months. since, that Congressman
Bowen had instituted legal proceedings against
me on account OF the charges that then made
against him. No such proceedings have as yet
been instituted. defy him to invoke the law for
his vindication. will confront him in court with
some of the victims and more than one partner OF
his crimes he enjoys peculiar facilities for in
stitutlng prosecution against me for libe for
he is the chosen and trusted intimate Of the soli-
citor of this circuit.
This great criminal will not always go ''un-
whipped Of justice.n Retrlbution more sure than
the beagle on the track OF the stag is following
upon his path, and will bring him to bay at last.
Congressman Bowen, and numerous other new
made representatives Of the Southern States, OF
his moral type, would furnish ample material for
an elaborate volume entitled, "a history of the
most eminent Criminals in the United States Con-
gress." Bowen's portrait would justly form the
frontispiece OF such a work, ''by merit raised to
that bad eminence." T.J. MACKEY.
*Coonel White Of Savannah, Ga in the sum-
mer Of 1854.
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China, Grorkerp, &r.

China, Grorkerp, &r.
F R E N G b G Il N A
NOW SELLING AT COST AND LESS THAN COST,
A large and well assorted invoice Of
FRENCH CHINA:
rs China and Dinner SETS, cost $50 so, at sS5 a
set
so China Tea Sets, at so set
100 China Fancy spittoons, from 81 IS to 81 50
each
rs China Fancy Candlestcks, cost 81 so, at csc.
ALSO,
WHITE CHINA-WARE.
SOUP TUREENS, SAUCE TUREENS, BOATS
Covered Dishes and Dessert Pieces
Cups and saucers, Sugar and Cream Plates, Of all
sizes, &C., &c.
R. H. MCDOWELL, for Importers,
move stuth 1mo King and Liberty streets.
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TIE THgArRE.lThe benefit to Mr.. Read and
Miss LsFond, on Thursday night, was well at
tended. The acting. was more than ordinarily
good, and there was general regret expressed
that q previous engagement in Columbia pre-
vented repetition of the performance.
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his appearance,

"A CHANCE FOB McPIENT MARNERs.-Cap-
tain A. O. stone has on exhibition miniature
ship built by Captain Ferris of this city, and de-
signed as an ornament for the table of solomon's
Lodge. The little craft is perfect in every detail
and VIII be rafied for the benefit Of the Fair.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-06

Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, for Pulmo-
nary and Asthmatic Disorders, have proved their
efficacy by the test Of many years, and have re-
ceived testimonials from eminent men who have
used them Those who are suffering from
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, &C.,
should try ''The Troches," simple remedy which
is in almost every case eGectual.