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MENKEN Bios dress goods sale con.
tnis week,
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GRoCERs.

Spicer & Sharpe
354 MAIN STREET,
MAGEVHEY BLOCK
ZEE. ACHuICE AND SELECT STOCK OF
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MEMPHIS, TENN, aay y, 1855.
DR- IIGHTHILL has operated upon my
friend Mr.. J. s. EcANCLTY, Of Hardeman
county, for a case OF complicated Catarrh, with
psrfect success. afIording him complete relief
by one operation, after seven years OF constant
suffering. Ls.DAY.
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LADIES, an immense osNe NOVELTIES
jnet received on u cheap Tables. M.
Kraus q Co, Cor. Main d Adams.
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n coAHo MAN
PUBLISHED AT

PUBLISHED AT
Point. Mississippi
VyHIs newspaper Is one Of the nnest adVer-
i Using mediums In the State Of Mississippi,
being the ofacial paper OF the esunties Of Tu-
Mica. Coahoma and Bolivar-three Of the
largest cotton growing counties In ths State
It's circulation Is not surpassed by any country
papar pubiAhed In the vicinity OF Memphis.
ia REID q CO,
nov,s n Proprietorss
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Remarkable Cure

A CARD FROA j. 8. DAT. ESQ,
Firm of nay q PrOudht. Commission
Merchants. No. . MonrSe street.
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Extract from DR.. Lighthills work on Catarrh
aud Kindred Diseases Of the Mucous Mem
branzI
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FOR BEEF

|0R house now occupied oy Ut.
4 TS-ns Johnson, No. q Alaosma sNee-sA
n,Dfrv- kitchen and servants room D..
App- lanes KELLY.
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jacob UhuD, 3 n. Hart.
Alice DeysreUx, Mrs. @. d. Steinkuhl.
P e5e TsDgle, Mrs. W. G. Thompson.
BArker, Mrs Nellie Taylor.
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THE sT0NEIYALL HoRRoR.
w ON n ms ScIf-PosscssIon-The
Drowning of tke Mum who Proposed
to Gave TIer.-Thc Candle that Set the
Firc-A Murdcr I'm tho Struggle for
Life.

The Missouri Republican prints the follow
ing account Of the remarkable experience or
Anna Gurncy: -.
There was young lady OH board OF the Stone.
wall, about seventeen years or age, with whom
Anna was well acquainted and they kent touetb
CT. On Wednesday evening, after supper, 2nna
Invited her companion TO go down With her OH
The main deck and sleep with her, rs she had
vested themselves or their outer clothing and
went TO bed. On the deck there were several
Italians who were drunk AMI noisy, one OF whom
hail candle In his hand, ana carclcssly placed
IT on bale OF hay, setting IL on fire. Tho
alarm was Immediately given, and In a second
up In her night.clOthcs to save herself All
was confusion.. She stood on the guards OF tie
boat as long rs 1t was safe during which she felt
perfectly calm and sclfpossessrt. 4 gentleman
came up and proposed that IL she would jump or
with him into the water lie would try Ind save
think can save myself" lie jumped G or ia and
slc saw him drown: She stayed ON the guards
burn to death, as thc boat In That quartz ccamc
nearly cnvclopcd In flames. She made the plunge
and went to the bottom. When she came up she
boat, but was rope attached to the spar, which
had tunbicd oyer into the water. She pulled her.
se'f along by the rope until she came 10 the spar
tat had drfted under the burning steamer.
Willie here n post Of the burning cabin overhead
fell down, and portion struck her on the should.
or the spar, and While holding, her hand was
burned by drops OF melted pitch, which trlckled
from being crushed by the failing spars and
smoke pipes.
gentleman Mt this time who was struggling
In the water, managed also to get astrlde OF the
spar At this time the bursting OF tho coal oil
cans covered the water with liquid sheet OF fire.
As she expressed II, "the water was on flrc.n
She and her companion held OH to the spar until
q boat came from Neeley's Landing to their res.
cue, mile and q half distant, their safety being
duo to their position under the guards.
As near as can he estimated. there were aboard
the boat: Cabin passengers, 35; deck passengers,
i05; officers, 10; deck crew, SO; cabin crew, 90:
total, 2I5.
group OF men In the water sought to save
themselves by. the AID OF n bale OF floating hay
which was too small to float them all. A savage
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

@J-THE SECRET OF BEAUTY LIES
I'm the use of IIAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM for the
complexion. :.
Rohghncss, rcdness, blotches, frccklcs, sun
burn and tan disappear where It Is applied and a
complexion OF pure satinlikc texture Is
obtained. Tho plaInest features are made to glow
With hcalthfu bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember IIagan's Magnolia I,aln, is The thing
that produces these effects, and any lady can &C.
cure 1t for IS cents at any OF our stores.
To preserve and dress the hair use Lyons Ka-
tllairon. uct27 wfm1mo
Rsf- A CARD.-A CLERGYMAN.
while residing In South America as Missionary,
discovered n safe and simple Iemcdy for tile cure
OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease Of
tho Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by bancful and
Vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire TO
beneht the afilcted and unfortunate, I will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
In o sealed envelope, to any one who needs It,
free OF charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House,
oct4 smos" New York City.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET
The following sales of real estate are rem,
OIL as having taken place on Monday last.

The following sales of real estate are report
Oh as having taken place on Monday last.
NEwBERRY COUNTY.
The sherin sold at the courthouse ono troct
ssI 4oo acres at 24o25; 347 acres 1t s2s75
nt $i2,4tS, aud $40 acres at $4,000 in Mi anounI :
my 10 4O33 acses $50, ,045, averaging over s5 10
per acre. Two horses were also Sold hy tho
ss11efln, s1e which brought, one sls6 and tho other
srARTANBUKG COUNTY.
The sheriff sold Mt the courthouse IN oo.os s.,
ImohGn9 10 Thomas llatcllett, purchased by Emily
e. rogers, t205: ESQ acres belonging 10 Elisha
aIoughston, ~ purchased by james Hem6ree. s9ooa.
Y ~ acres belonging to same, purchased by EcN
nuoper, 1910; o. acres belonging to 8. Brewton.
urGnasea na i by II A. Rogers $500; 90 acrcs belong
q, 20 aCres neonglng to f. J. Il A. NJ Harrison.
purchased ny NJ. Sumner, $500; 36 acres belong.
S .SSn. 10 a: FLOYD purchased by william Alexander
800; 2I6 acres belonging to Jonas Brewton. p,lr
EMasea inn Dy =; b Drtimmond, sI195; 1856 acres be-
ion, $3.50. "' he"
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

There have been heavy rains throughout
Oregon.
Emlgrant travel over the Pacific Railroad is
rapidly increasing.
Three hundred mechanics and laborers have
been discharged from the Charlcstown, Mass,
Navy-Yard.
Agricultural fairs are in progress at Eatonton
ana Komc, Ga. EX-Presidcnt Johnson, who was
announced TO deliver an address at Rome, Will
not do so at present.
Havana telegram says: "Do Rodas has dc.
parted on an inspection tour lie will be absent
ten days. The Spanish bank has reduced the ra.e
OF interest to four per cent.
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THINGS IN KERSIf1 ~.
Railroads and Ecvivnis-Thc Central
1nitroad-Thc Cnmdcn Branch.
IrKou orn OWN connrsroNpENrl

CAMDEN, s. c., November 2.
This vicinity is at present agtatcd upon two
subjects, widely different In their essential quail
ties. The two arc railroads and religious rcvi
val. The latter, however, is confined TO the fol-
lowers OF John the Baptist and may be said TO
have eliminated In the immersion OF SIX newly
made members on Sunday last, a cold and
windy, or "raw and gusty day." which made
said immersion thing to be shuddcrcd at
In reference to the railroad, see that you have
published the resolutions adopted by the late con.
vcnion held In this town. From them you can
learn the spirit Of the people Of Lancaster and
Kcrshaw with regard to the enterprise.
That Lancaster Is determined to have an outlet
by rail Is Il fOrcgonc conclusion, ana that her peo
pie act in harmony with Kcrshaw Is also evident.
The sole question requiring solution is, with what
corporation shall VIC associate oursclycsf'
The South Carolina Central Railroad offers It's
assistance, provided the people along it's proposed
route subscribe Onc.fourt The requisite amount,
in money or land ut i's assessed value. I'ut they
refuse to come by way OF Camden, unless the
branch Of the South Carolina Railroad Is in some
manner disposed OF to its advantage, either by be-
ing taken up from Kngve to Clarcmont AMI turn
cd round to SUMTER disposed Of rs not 10 conf
pete with the Central Road Knowing that there
would or might be some dinlcuity in negotiating
this, the convention resolved TO lay before the
Board OF Directors OF the South Carolina Railroad
n copy OF the resolutions adopted, in order that
they might see the advantage to he derived by
them by building the railroad from Camden by
Charlotte themselves, under the charter OF the
''watercc and North Carolina RaiirOad.n
Should the South Carolina Railroad Company
build under this charter the Central Road would
find its terminus at Sumter, for the reason that 1t
could not compete with both tile Columbia and
fxr..
Railroads.
The very object OF the Central Road would be
thereby defeated.
Should, however, they see lt not to make the
extension to Charlotte, tile Central Road will be
built, and nearly direct route be established
from Charlotte to the seaboard.
The South Carolina Railroad can secure to itself
the rich bait thus tempiingly offered and within
its reach. KERsIAw.
THE GEORGETOTN ELECTIONS.
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Gpcrial Notices.

NrCITY TREASURY, CHARLESTON,
NovEMBER1, 1sGo.-Noticc of Real Estate owners
Is respectfully called to the following resolution
passed by Council 2sth of October:
THAT the City Treasurer be- and Is hereby, all.
thorizcd TO extend the time OF payment or bal.
ancc OH real estate for 1850 to the 18th day of No
vcmbcr, with interest from Goth day OF October;
on AMI after which day execution shall be issued
against all lcfaul:ers.u
Extract from minutes.
s. THOMAS,
Rows City Treasurer
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TIE CREDIT or LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, November /.
report having been circulated TINT Cover
nor Yarmouth had issued two and half millions
bonds OF which there is no o1lcifI record, the
Governor publishes the statement that oil bonds
Issued have been duly recorded by the treasurer
aud concludes "One thing is certain and that
49, that not single bond OF the State has been
issued without authority OF law during my ad-
mlnistration and the interest has been and will
be promptly nal,,
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contest cnsucd for its p0sscssion, all struggling
to obtain lodgmcnt upon ii, when one more
desperate than the rest was rOuscd to dcmonuc
passion, anu drawing 4 knife. plunged it into Il
colnlmnion's body, ana the lifclcss form rolled
over Into the current which was rc,iiicncd hy his
hIo0d Tile act Of iicndsi impulse speedily
avenged. for the whole party arc believed 10 have
hpp rfI
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Of'EfrJ1fL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postollse
nj Charleston FOR The week ending November {,
lSIo, and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS,
us the newspaper having The largest circulation
in tile City Of Charleston
Co Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that ,Lcy are ..A,lver;iscd.n
R6- Onlcc homs from 9 a. M,oGp.M NJ. On
sundays from to L T.. NJ
STANLEY q. Ti,OTT Postmaster
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EUROPE.

LoEDoS, Novcmber4
Francis Joseph and Victor Emanuel will
meet at Brndisi.
PARIS, November 4.
Eugenic has arrived at the terminus OF the Sucz
Canal.
MADRID, November 4.
Topetc insists upon resIgnlng.
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E~TEIE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqualntances OF Captain CHARLES FREMDEE
anu Mrs. Fremdcr, also OF MIR. ami Mrs. Theodore
Cordea, are invited to attend the Funeral Services
of the former, at the German Lutheran Church.
corner lIasel and Anson streets, THIS AFTERNOON
at o'clock. noy5
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TIE NEW YORK ELECTION.

NEW YORK, November 4.
Late returns show the Democratic majority
TO be from ten to fifteen thousand. The Senate
rial returns not oil In. Giving Republicans three
doubtful districts, the Senate will be a tic The
Assembly Is doubtful. The chances favor two
Democratic majority.
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JD"WALIIALLA LODGE, No. 6t.-TIIE
Members Of this Lodge are requested to attend
Funeral OF their late Brother, CHARLES FEEM-
DER, from the German Lutheran Church. corner
liasei and Anson streets, Mt O'Clock T.. NJ, THIS
DAY. J. AZ. PETERSEN,
nov5 Secretary
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TIE coNrEDERATE DozAAn.

Opinion OF Chief Justice Ciiusc, ib Full
Enforcement OF IL Vendors Lien In II
Contract Entered into under the Lntc
Confederate Governncnt-Thc confci-
crate Dollar nnd its Status I'm the
Contract und after the WAR.
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ne GERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY
The Members Of the German Friendly Society are
respectfully Invited to attend the Funeral Services
OF the late Mr.. CHARLES FREMDER, member,
at the German Lutheran Church, lIasel street
THIS DAY, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
nov5 JNO. a. BLUM, Secretary.
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[FRoA THE ASSOCIATED rREss.l
WASHINGTON. NoYcmhnr

WASHINGTON, November 4.
Secretary Robcson has returned.
Commissioner Delano insists that pork packers
are taxable as manufacturers as much 80 as
cigar makers.
The ship Golcondh, belonging to the American
Colonization Society, sailed yesterday from Bnlt-
more for Liberia. She viii stop at Savannah to
take on board four hundred colorcd emgrants for
Africa.
One hundred and twenty men or the Cuban
steamer Lillian arrived at Key West yesterday,
from Nassau, where the Lillian was seized by the
English authorities.
The Herald says, editorially: "She beats Bar
mum. Mrs. Stowe is possessed OF the genius for
advertising In an eminent degree. Her vampire
assault on Byrons sistcr is comprehensive, now
that she explains that she has book in press
relating to Byron. She wanted to make grand
preliminary excitement to attract attention to
her book, and did not care what woman's good
nauc might stand in the way. What must the
world think OF a moralist WHO thus deliberately
sacriGces the reputation OF another woman, SIM
ply to put money in her own purse"
Cuban Commodore Higgins Is here. Mrs.
PnDins 'iv,uroS .nr--Eee Orteane tho AroS
month.
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@-DEUTSCHER BRUDERLICIIER
BUND.-Thc members are hereby requested to
attend the Funeral OF our late Brother, CHARLES
FREMDER, at the German lutheran Church,
THIS AFTERNOON, ut O'Clock.
Ry order T. lIEISSER
nov5 Secretary.
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funeral Notices.

Isy~ TIE RELATIONS AND FRIENDS
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fortune are respectful
invited TO attend the Funeral OF their daughter
FLORENCE, from No. 81 Queen street, To-Day. at
O'Clock, l.. NJ. nov5
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.zc5-GERMAN RIFLE CLUB. THE
Members are requested to attend the Funeral Ser.
vices OF Mr.. CHARLES FREMDER, at the German
Lutheran Church, lIascl street, THIS DAY, ut 8
O'Clock p. II. G. II. BEEGMANN
nOyb Socrntnrv
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II YELLOW FEVER SHIP.

NEW YORK, November 4.
The steamer Euterpe has arrived from IIa-
fana. The first mate died from yellow fever; the
second mate, waiter and one passenger is
down. The steamer Is detained NJ quarantine
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IsrBclAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

WASHINGTON, November 4.
The Attorney-Gcneral is not disposed TO en-
gage in any further argument OF the Ycrger case,
and it Is believed that the decision in refer
encc TO the granting OF a writ OF haoeas corpus
will be delayed until Mississippi shall have been
fully reconstructed, when Yergcr will be turned
over by the military authorities to the State
courts
The Comptroller Of the Currency Will recon-
mend to Congress to permit and encourage the
unlimited establishment OF national banks upon
gold basis.
Certain parties had an interview with the pres-
dent today, urging him to recommend the an
nexatlon OF San Domingo in his forthcoming
message to Congress. President Grant replied
that lie had the matter under advlscmcnt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05
TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The Probable Upshot of the Ycrgcr
Casc-Nationnl Banks Upon Gold
BasIs-Thc President and tho Annc1a-
lion OF ST. Domingo, Sc.
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Loss OF TIE srEAMsH1p ZOE.

SAvASHAH, November T.
The steamship Zoe, which sailed from this
port September II, for Liverpool foundercd In
Cow Bay yesterday. The vessel is q total loss
Tie cargo will probably lie saved.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

10 THE SHIVERlNG SEASON.-IT
is impossible TO sspposc that any human being
can consider an attack OF Fever ana Ague a light
visitation. And yet thousands act as II such a
calamity was Of 10 consequence while thousands
who are actually suffering from the distressing
complaint neglect to adopt the certain means OF
cure. II ought to bc known In every locality SUBJ
jcct 10 this scourgc, or which IL infested with re-
lnttent fever, or any other epidemic produced by
malaria, that IIOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS
taken in advance or at the commencement OF the
unhealthy season, will fortIfy the system against
the atmospheric poison which generates these
dstcmpers. This admirable invlgorant-harm-
less, agreeable, and possessing rarcr medicinal
virtues than any other tonic at present known,
Will break up the paroxysms of intermittent or
rGmittcnt fever In from forty-eght hours to ten
days. Such Is the universal testimony from dis
trlcts where periodical feycrs have been combat
ted with This powerful vegetable Chologoguc. In
thlevisf neighborhood wIse men bar their doors
and windows, yet strange TO say, II the samc
neighborhood happens 10 be pervaded by erIal
poison they seldom take the trouble to put their
bodies In state OF defence against tho subtle
enemy. Sniverlng victims endeavorlng In vain to
warm your blue hands over the fire, or consun-
Ing with the fever that follows the chill rcmcm.
bcr tkat IIoSTETTER'S DlTTERs Is an absolute.
speedy ana f'JaUi1le specific for your distressing
malady. now spto
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IS- TO TIE FLOUR MERCHANTS
FLOUR No. GS EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, October
1G.-Orders for Inspection OF Flour will be re
ceved at this once from this date, and be
promptly attended to.
c. N. AyERILL,
oct10 Insncctor OF Flour.
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go FREUNDSCITAFTSBUN .E
Members arc requested to attend the Funeral Ser
vices of Mr. CHARLES FREMDEIt, Mt the German
Lutheran Church, IIasci street, THIS DAY, Mt
O'Clock +. VI. CHARLES SIEGIING,
nov5 Secretary
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geGs- SiENGERBUND.-T MEMBERS
are requested TO attend the Funeral Services OF
Mr.. CHARLES FREMDER, az the German Iu,hc-
ran Church, IIasc street, THIS DAY, Mt . O'Clock
P.N. C. II. BERGMANN.
nov5 Seerctory
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GU Persons dcposiling letters in the PostonIcc
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner OF the envelope, and they Will also
please to remember that without the stump q let.
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Onlcc.
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IN ADDITION TO QUIZ STEAM
FLEET.
lsrEcrAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

NEW YORK, November 3.
Carolina, built respectively at Wilmington, Del.
and at Philadelphia, have been bought by infu'
cn,ial persons IN this city ana in the Souti, and
are TO bc run regularly between New York and
Charleston. These steamships rate Al for ten
these dimensions: Length EOS feet, beam IS fset,
depth OF hold 90 feet. cotton capacity 300 bales
They will have passenger accommodations for
sevcnty-nye persons.
in December, and the "South Carolina" will
follow,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

ES-TIIE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR-
RiiEA CORDIAL.-Ths article, so well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
as Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, Is
now offered to the whole country.
II is invaluable to every Indy, both married and
single.
No family can afford to he without II, and none
Will TO whom Its virtues are known.
For sale by all Druggists and general dealers.
ID0WlE & NOISE,
oct11 8m0SDSC General Agents.