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tho summons wss granted, that Colonel OMa-
honoy and others hired MIR. Rosa to edit a
paper published in Dublin. oaliod tho Irish
feoplo-aiterwards eczod BY tho British
government. 1t ls alleged that Mr. Rosa
advanced tho sum OF $500 to the man
agemcnt OF such paper. and that tho
further aum Of $500 was duo him on
account OF his sersIces as editor. It is fur
ther alleged that tho monoy in court was in
tended for the liquidation Of tho debt. Mrs.
Rossa, on behalf IF her husband, therefore
claims $4,000 Ill gold. with compound interest
accrued s'uce 18th September, 1895. Colouel
O'Mahony is required to file an answer before
September II. In an interview with Colonel
OMahony ho stated that he mover hired mir.
Rossa-that he mover had any Interest in or
received profit from tho Dublin Irish People,
which, he said. WAS private speculation of
the homo organisation. He classes the clnm
as frivolous in tho extrome, and hints that tho
lady has been cajolod into taliua the step,
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About month ago We brought to light q
bill In /, Ii'y nIed in behal of the Presi.
dent aud Directors Of the b .nk Of the st.,.
pf South Csrolins against tho L .urens Rail
road and sthers, 10 which bill oom pisin. Wa
made that at q sale. under an ,Ssau,;on a I,
law, OF the rolling stock Of the .Lau rams
Railroad. Company, he. corporation being
insolvent. and the State and the hank bs,n;s
both heavily Interested as creditors in M
disposition fits ssss,s) ..a ioo,mo.iys :, !, Z. :
a"Id and knocked of 10 his Erssiieaey Rob.,t
n Scott, nof ia his oGeiat character a.
"Goos'nsV' 6ss % Aim a. al isds.ids q, aud
"that the. agent. one j iseph Crews. Who
"aoted for tho purchaser, has prools,m.a
'tshst' ne sstass 70 remoss t1s said loeou offs.
"regardless q tho parsmouns Ilsns OF III.
State and she bsnk, both liens beins DER
Elected long saterisr to tho juden On.
lauder which the locomstivs was sold ~
The oompieinants. therefore, prayed Tor
{. wrt. Of Injunction restraining SCOTT and
Crews from rsuovias the locomotive or any
other m 'v.hls propsrty Of ~htoh shs ra,sa,
have ave become purchasers. Attorney a ~
raj Characteristic. himself : newly Ia psr,sd r,,
Ra'toAl. Joined in thss prayer Tor this IN.
ju!n"cr.ion. !"ri. charging that "ths ysress,sr.
ii.sadsr ssid sa,s (ssat. aud Crs.s, -. a.,
!. ! .ds'is"i"0 asd sost,i.ss 70 ysso.s I'd 90.
.po.ef sad Prpsity % ,psrel elassS.., at9f 4
1as n.1' shinE M 8 l.9sri from s.v.ri-
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"tas" defending Scott "Veritas'' is in the
confidence Of Scott, and in his letter ssid.

commence OF Soott, and In his letter ssid |:
"The Governor was not aware that any suob
.property was to DO sold. II Is alleged that q
number OF persons who have ossosslon OF tho
road IN violation OF tho charter running Il
purely in their own interest have hcen sell.
ing all the loose property OF tho road TO tho
great injury OF the State. which has the prin-
",clpai interest IN It, and also to tho injury Of
the bondholders. A short :;ce ago they de-
"tacht y the cylinder from one OF tho ongiues,
anu were about to cell il to the Gresuyille
"hailroad. hr. Joseph Crows. roproeontatlvo
from Laurens, happened to be prt sent, and
"belieyinR, ftom what he know OF the oiroum-
"stanoes attending the sales, that tho proper
ty Was about to be saorlhced. bought 1t for
tho state in tho name Of tho Governor Mr.
"Urews believed he would be fully justified by
the Governor, and that it was better that tho
property should bo held in the name Of some
"one who would prevent it's being squandered
Tor the beneAt OF few private indiYIduals.n
The third chapter in this eventful history
is the letter from Mr.. James, which We print
this morning. It is moro than Scott and
"Veritas" can answer, Try they nevor so
hard. An attempt to whitewash Governor
Scott IL this as in every other branch OF
his tactical course, is only waste Of ma
terial. The more he is soraped the blaoke1
he grove.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

anoas during thr War btween tho sts.rs by by Ad, I
/. RtsoUsCE, OF he oG.s;HN S sH p,u,ns ANN
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rine Wnhworlh, transl OF and conf liar 81 ~ W..
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HISronY ~ EDR Pc N Ios'f.. fro,, A.
spsfas so st to 9,R C9l,ie'%s9ne I% Eo,s svo. s&
Natural His ory in the Lower provi oe q, tpa 1,a
san Slan eomnion, by Captain Hardy. Tiiustrated.
iBs Ssw AF INIrIss OF F.1,H p,s. s,-
Free Christian Union, by ;anea II ,rtine n. &c.
aPEoihUM analysis, stx Lectures by n r
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MIND AM BRAlN;os The Correlation OF Cen.
and Org nizalfon. systematically inTos
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LIlR oF pzsRRo With ON % count ssa. s o. htu As.
oe'stes 81 ~ the Conquest fPou, bS arthur Helps,
!as OLD Ts.rAnRNr history. from tho
Sreation On 1t 70 the Return fron tue oautivsy edited
~ WOW T Ms as!s o .1FrR,a III p: vol, iaHo: ::
aSa.s .is.nS 8; ;sss Stuart
:, Ras. ais OHIO H4 ions. or Inquire, Concern.
s,S. Us s0nS OF "a. a.r1s reoo.es an civ .aions ol
or Civil .ion OF tho Lihtopains az Cush,tes Of Ara.
''t: s1a. az .TTe.. 1c9I .; ssiav q, i2no s.It.
Enn wAND6RlNiN IN CEYLON, by
81 80. '-Sss>' ''"o'' eotn'
THE soIsNrs on RIaBr.. St p. q ptoh.e.
"spssted by A. T. Kro1 r. l1no, 10 h. "a
IE IHOUsASD aIi X, IGkOU3H THE
hovRY MOUNTAINS, bY a. B. Not:iure, Iilpstrst.
,.ms gsA3n,GE: Poem: BY Hon. aod-n Noel, square
u.m ndEI Moa,m;ba xss; Ss an, HERRaFrsR by WIZ
ivss %r I Ioni Ri aS aso pasGs sGyrs s'h IS s. T.
s,Hs o0 .KER P,a ,is,Ss, - Rsvo,n,,o,.u
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r.nn- wnnerDaks Wlia on toe khines Rrck-
hon. HOE tnn's u es murray: Ha'n I;Honms ag;;
aIs esroe Tile; Pte'p,' Men, womni, ana 1hosto.
ue SuakSr Partissne; Rob ma A's For Her ssSe:
saoth SoIth's Changed Brides; ep,sh.ses ProSe..
,Ss' rss Unarsofrs, woods' Cats VA 10 ttp+n; Rias
nys ntreton; Ms paughtNr tfuori rbe Iao istsnss
hsSousshod; SS etmids 'bern+is,er, >outhwofth,a
inrb.. a.sSo.t tE.ses; sroliopss Ho Khew 40 was
osrIipts Jean Insleiow's Mopss ths Rsiry. -aA-'-
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sJDifts.
NnA Il Re FOE H q y n Il,
CHARLESTON. soUIH o. aol1sA

Tala rtRar.oLAss HOTEL srruAr rap m
city, renders Il tba no desirable Ca fos ~ !,
permanent or trsn,iept suss;R .. he
eIe Cd. havl1R exenys suilss nf elegantly
Iufnitned ap rtmeots foi Slml.tes ana1e enid.
mep Tue proprstpr viii ende,yoe 20 rnS,ntaiu lie
s..s ni.e Esputsion ertoted st tho lharisstsa as
serve continuance of Tho liberal pstronseo hsrst.
fore bestowed 1pon H. "a 3 r. Ie !>'S
.., ISs bs,,,os Iay so.omia di.ions WI bs foanA
The house 1. sappied With ths eelsSrsssd Ara.
SIAN water OF which delightful be,hs esabe hsl
o1tnet cy oe nagnk. b. b. JAeKSOk. =
July ~ Propris4or.
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NE VS. SOW ARY.

Gold at New York yesterday closed active
and excited at IS with an advancing tendency.
The New York ootlon market was quot
and steady. Sales 600 baes at $50.
AT Liverpool cotton. upands, was 13Sd.
Orleans l3sa13Ii. Sales ID 600 bales. Of which
5000 was for speculation and export.
George sand I'D reo,ntly: Il do not love
money bnt love TO sp ,ud it."
There is now movement in Texas to
bring forward straight Domooratic ticket.
but it is not bo!ievol that such ticket would
have much strength. ..i
The Now York H,raId suggests that Grant
send a special messenger and war atoamor
after Prince Arthur. with an invitation to spond
month at the Whito House.
"A Baltimorean. recently Just escaped the
fate Of Geneyra. He tumbled into big chest !:
the lid fell and caught fast, md his smo,hered
ycllsd did not bring aud until ho was nearly
dead. -Ir ~E,t t- t-yn
Worth tho MN miliiner OF Paris, was
asked recently what trimmings should be put
ona dress just foished. He answered, turning
up his nose as tie spoke, 'None whatever; 1t ls
only an 800 franc dress. J
---A London telegram says: "The brilEnn-
cy and power Of the sun for tho past week has
been highly favorable to crops in the British
Isles, and a largo harvest ,s now oortain. No.
where in Europe has there been su,h falling
OH In the prioo OF cereals rs In Eng land and
unloss greater encouragement ia gvon it will
bo found that foreign imports Will be on a
mach smaller scale after the subsidenoe OF the
effeots of the late riae."
Tho Memphis Avalanche, which ranks
among tho foremost Dsmoorxtfo or 'Conserya-
tive Journals OF ronnessoo recently gave place
to the following: " RAo"eni3e the negro's
right to vote; oaase to abuse and sneer at
him treat him as o human belng with soul
In bis BODY. aod as susceptible Of the seu siblii-
ties, the reseptments, and Frailties OF human,-
", and he will at once emulate tn magma
'nimtty OF the whites. endeavor to rival them
in industry, enterprise and thrIH; cultivate
amitv :-edueate his children; acquire bome-
atesds for h'a family; strive to deserve the oon
ut kIS fplly- 4. ny
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= DtRIB. near Hampstead NaiI-the House
ana Log No. 81 Americasrrret ono do,,r iutli ,.f
oa1r, on east side Of said street. 1hs Lo, nts,ures
,oo tess more or le-s with the r. ar porion of Ibe
iot on the oouth. sav = feet = fucilrs. On IN
Sooden 'vellin-; briok Z ,nn lstIon couIainfne
ave squire looms. with gas 6Itur.s n oder. q
o,essne loom. pantry and dnishtd attIcs and uou.
oo pAAaa AL .overo' With heavy tin . ely ropaiut
a., saa private stsrwAy; also. 30 story Kiiohen
sto I9u' 'oona. oacnhouse. stable and q - Ion.
van. snt .gocd well oil choioe spring wstsr. eash
!nrnbhej IN s,odern unp. An open fence In
i.roni. Wiuey rsreen heiRe, also q 1war saIoen in
tronI estenslvo vine OF ch, CO gtspes no. 10 fuI
oeanns, Vegetable garden aud mutt trees comprfs.
~ s~oss ss's oranss neeta iue peach. plum a. 10.
pns ne'gn oroood motor &c us Q. e .lthy location
f;r torms, &o.. ply to KLWAHD q. IHAayN
NO. . atlionstroet. near Old Postoaloe or on tns
kAcSA~ssoo. . IS August 10
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Tas merchants OF Blaokville. .. the re-.
quest OF tho pisnters,' have agreed not 70
oay cotton beswesn8 p; n and daylight,
sl'h the hope that they may bs able to
check the purchase Of stolen cotton. This
Is an importast meter, and will, We hope.
receive peraonal attau,ion. ~.
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Ma 8 W. MAuRtos says that la the ca {.
ofthe Bank va the Supervisors Of New York
tth Hallsos's Reports, page %. IL il fully
decided By the Supreme Court Of the Unite d
states that tho national ourroney oanno, be
ts1ed oy State authority. Il follows that
She tax law Of this State is In this respect
Unconstitutional
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{ Tass5 was "a inoendisry Ore a. u ohm
sonvllie on Friday night .suoh orinina
Acts sre the natural consequences otthe IN
osnd'ary spasohss which Gong au
Hog. smus-s himself BY a. iivsrine. 8, . N
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Tho September Elections.

The fret Of the fall elections took place
In California on Wednesday. The members
of the Legislature, county officers, and two
judges Of the Supreme Court were then
chosen. There was great excitement be-
fore the decisive day, in the rural distriote
ss we'll as in the large cities, and it was diff
CULT to define some Of the subdivisions OF
party. The last election for judges of the
Supreme Court in California occurred in
1867, whom Royal 7. spraguc, Democrat,
Was elected over John Curry, Republican,
by majority Of 228a. Iu 1868 Grant car
ried tho State by 614. In tho Legislature
of 1858 tho Republicans have q majority Of
six In the Senate, and the Democrats ma.
jority Of twenty in the House-Demoorsti
majority on joint ballot, fourteen. The
Democratic candidates for judges Of the
Supreme Court are J. B. Crockett and VIII
liam T. Wallace, and for Mayor Of San
Franoisoo Prank MoCoppin.
The Vermont election takes place on the
7th of September, for Governor and State
officers. As the State is overwhelmingly
Radical, the election Of that ticket is NOR
ally certain.
The State election in Maine occurs on the
l8th September, and will afford some indi-
cation as to the popularity of General Gran,
and his administration. and whether they
have lost or gained popularity. Grants ma
1ority in 1868 was az 080 and Chsmb orlain's,
the present Repub 'ioan candidate for Gov
ernor, 20. 40S. A United States senator is
to be chosen in place Of William Pitt Pes-
senden, who seems to have lost some caste
with the Radicals on account Of his course
in the Senate relative to the impeaohmen.
'triat-he having voted against that meas
are. The malcontents are not, 1t is appre-
hendsd, sufficiently strong to prevent his
return to the Senate il he desires to 70.
There is also soma muddle in regard to the
liquor question, aud g third party is talked
or sset'n seSl1na'> >s eahgsaG. SsHf6b ,afsot
10 ossp's'' thc reyeEe At, - niio enc :'tSifo.
erGts aTe h0pctpl OF, creating ~ spii, in .ao
conehs. bdt tGo indiSttiens ~, me- 1rt;Si. ~ !!
-heiber & third party attempts 10 max
q show at the polls or not, Cnamberia,u
will be reelected by decisive major.
ity. The Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor is General Frspklin Smith, quite a
strong and popular candidate. Chamber.
lain is the candidate OF tue Radicals and
H'ohborn OF the fhird party" Some in q.
tersst is attached to the election in Msine
as her vote, with her State naotto-"Dirigo." {"
lead-is used in all i'm mportant eleotio onoer.
ing occasions as tending to chow which
way tue popular sentiment is drifting. i,
'Tho above comprise all the State cleo.
ions that OCCUR during the month of Sep.
tember. Il October the great aeld days Of
the fall oampaign OCCUR in Pennsy lvauia
and ooto. with State elections in Iowa and
Colorado; and in November the elections in
New York. New Jersey. Msssaohuse,ts.
Minnesota. Wisconsin and Illinois-wi,h
Mississippi and Trxsa-oloss tho fall sea.
con for the y at 1869
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Rotiefs in punaruptfp.

Tn THO DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATKs. Foa SOUTH CAuoLI ma
AUGUST TERN. 1869. IN THB MATTkR OF
tULL AND FINAL DIsGHARaE IN BANK
hUPr'Y.-Crdered. That . hearing bo had on
oral Courthouse In ohnrles.ou. 8. O., and that
al creditors. So. OF said Bankrupt appear n
said ttmo and p ao', and show cause, II any ,hey
CAT, why tho prayer Of tho petitioner should not DO
granted.
By ofder OF the Court the 24th day Of August 1909
DANIEL HOkLBRDK,
Clerk of tho District Court Of he q. +. for g. O.
huaIslT is
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/. "A UCTlOHEEHs, B sstD x y Il = !. a 4,
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'on sann. FOUU mcOAHrRY HOL..
LER GINS, secoud hand, but iIttle used
Premium Farm ari-t Al }. "Proseus" PA,ont
l Ha"d-power .teel Grist NIL
ID tioughR of varied and most approved patterna
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isonr.horse Porer steam Bngine. seoend hand. In
apply to CAMERON, BARKLRY 90:
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MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
MACON. GEORGIA.
Authorized Capital. :. $500, ,ooo

FIRE AND LIFB DEPARTMENTS sRpARATp
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suranco Dopar. ment OF Georria arcoruipg TO law
fos the benefit of the assured in this Conpany
stockholders wealthy aud responsible gentlemen of
Georuis.
purely Southern Company. alio Sing only ak
per cent OF it's EARNINGS the stockhoIier.; the
roat o tho pronts divided among the po.icyhoIders
on tho c nt'Ibution Pan
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hnudaope assets
Lilo Droar;ment In full and succcssful operation,
snd vtetns with old companies III its auoc"es.
All OF its Polict's non.iorfo,tab.o. and OF every
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No res'rlounns upon trayo,. place OF residence or
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Women insured ON samo terms men.
Loans half II La p :cmuma- No notes taken.
orgIoKas:
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J.c. M0BURsLY, Vice. President
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O. y. mooaY. ''onsti 'udpg ao'uary.
p. II WRIGHT, RIamin n9 Physician.
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In tho Rire or Lie DeI artmsnts. and so!icts share
o. the patronage of thocity and state.
j. g. tiOLMEs. Jr.,
General Agent for south CaroIna.
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J. HoLMES. Jr Genera Agent, No. SIS Broad
street. Charleston, 5. q.
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NEW YOR X
OrE n d An 1859.
ALL roNiCH3 NON-FORFEIrABL
J
% ""' ~" Hof6S hEoOi8sD'
LabroA,a p1v,nrnp 20 ,prprv, .,
orNi'
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Fouccs In force. .9aD 900 OG0
Assets nan ono
Hnnu., ,n.o.
ooo'oVo
Losses '"iu.'.....-..- 100000
aaiA osyIoKns.
". Il. PFcKHa N, Preaicent.
VIZ uouKRR ,cap-..s.
4si 1. moADAm saon.,., a..
ca. RUDIcKAR superintendent a.
n,n,.ro,,
noni .ofN a. pr1' NV York.
usyor >ev yors e" ea'
JoHc J. CRANE. President Banh eeoubuo.
WV y. vmHnr. Banker tvermilye 4 Col
nan, D' 0''n'sf Ne"Arf Banking Cons
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bchenk's Pu.monic Ryrup
SchonB's hcawecd Tonic
Cherokee Rnmedy
,,,..,, ,.,, Cherokee euro
cherokee Injection
spears Fruit Preserving solution
Browns ChlorodYne
German Blood or "'Kaisrr' Pill. &c DC
Fieminga Worm Connections
WrRhts Rejuverating Ehxtr
churchiiis sy'up Hypophosphit. 0t Limo
Van Deusrn,s Worm oneclous
Hurley's We m ra,dy
Bardot,e' Worm sugar Drops
GiRtenbarg Pills
Cerhaio Pills
SchsllenberRcrp Fover and ARue Pills
Stropg'n Pills
MoLane's Liver Fill.
Lun' " gctabio Pills
Russell's Soothing Cordial tor Children Teathine
Ja7ne's lucrative
Jsyne'e Exprc,orant
Jayne's tariufnntiYo
Jxyne's - ative Pills
RadUav'a Ready Relief
Raaway'a r. Pilfs
Rsdway's Ready Besolvent.
juno 81 muY
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