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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-12
FIRE N WEST nMlreENTN s1ater.

Msen minutes after I'VE O'Clock last night Ore
occurred In the apartments Of James Mahoney. No.
room were entirely destroyed, The third noor Was
ssa sH damaged By water. rue damage y abous
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QUID Pro Quo The men who ''lock up
groenbacks" should not be astonished il they
get locked up themselves.
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WHIoH Either the Harvard crew must
have begun very badly in England or II IL
rising 10 wonderful degree Of excellence, for
every bulIsil4 tsllD u ipWsasIag spssd.
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SIBERIAN Is on tour of duty to inspect all
our seaboard fortresses, and Porter to inspect
the navy yards. They are accompanied by
party By the aaps Of Rebeson.
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GENERAL CANBY has been called TO Wash
ington, and we should judge BY his last orde
that Washington IL the best place for him.
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MRM.--The citizens of st. Louis have re-
solved that the national capital shall be
removed to their town.
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QUERY.-How is It that all the news Of the
movements of the Carists in Spain comes from
Francep
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New York, Thursday, Ausus. 1a, 1863.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07
ABOUT JOHN CHINAM4N.
The Dinercnse between the Chinese and
the Coolies.

Mr. Butler Anderson, of Aensqhis, writes to
the Appeal, giving his opinion OF Chinese la
bore rs, founded upon his personal experience
as resident of the Pacific coast fer ten years:
II the mines, he says, the Chinsman is skill
full. indus rlous, patient and perseVer1ng be-
yond any other class OF men VINO follow that
hard. tirosome and trying occnpl lton. In that
intensely exciting aud ha9 lrdous business
they never seem to contract idle or IMPROVE
dent habits. Constant, steady, untlfng labor
seems to suit them better than Gil the fascIna-
tiops that continually beset the miner. You
wlll really find them "prospectipg," j. e.. hunt
ing for newer and better ''dlegings." Ii they
are minlug on their own responsibility they
seek the "diegings" which will pay them
steadily far wages in pref6lRnce to un-
Certain and prosp .ctively rich ground that
promises q larger yield. Ihls steadiness
of purpose with them is observed by all
who have ever seen them in the mines.
1t is q trait of character universally different
from that which possesses all other nationali-
ties when they go gold hunting. AS servants
in every position-ln The house, in the kitchen,
in the stable, on the steamboat, on the farm
they are obedient, good tempered, docile, trac-
table and Industrious; apt tC learn, and ready,
willing and anxious TO be taught; they perform
the service set for them oheertully and with
out murmur. It requires little time and
some patience to get them broken IN: After
they once get on the beaten ROAD OF DAILY duSy
they show disposition to leave 1t: In yield
ing obedience to the laws Of the land, no people
are their superiors aud but few their equals.
No AmerIcso ever entertained such respect for
6uthority as they exhibit. The criminal rec
ords OF the Pacific coast bear evil be that as
q class there ia no smaller number Of offenders
among them than among the b,st citizens
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A@MARENGO.-F YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PEEv2NTIvE.-Tnis val.
uabe preparation has been in private usa for many
year,, and through The persua.ion Of friends, who
have used II with the most beneficial results, the
propri rtor has been induced to Offer 1t to the pub
lic It L. warranted 10 cure CHILLj AND FEVER
of however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradicating i,s effects from the system. 1t
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD. strengthen the diges.
tive organs. induce an appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. It Is purely VEGETABLE
preparation, and so harmless that children Of all
ages may take It with safety. As tonic MARENGo
has no superior and for debility arising from the
effects OF fever, or from other cause. is invaluable.
A few doses is sufficient to satisfy the most in.
eredulous sufferer OF its virtue and worth All
who Try one bottle of MARESGO will be so much
pleased with is effect that they will readily en-
dorse it, NO HUMBUG. For evidence OF its efh-
cacy and value, refer to MARENGo circulars, which
contain certificates of well known and respectable
citizens.
MARENGO is genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor and manufacturer bling native and
IT sdent Of Charleston and it is fully guaranteed to
Qive complete and universal satisfaction.
NO HUMBUG. TRY IT.
For sale by all Druggists, and b. DoWIE
NOISE, corner Meeting and Hasel streets; GOOD.
pICH, WIN NEMAN 8 CO., Hayne-street. and g.. J.
LUHN, Druggist, Agent Of Proprietor, corner of
King and John streets. Charleston, 8. c.
June & DAc 9mos
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Particulars or the flanner In which the
Cresswen Brothers were Ambuscsded
s1Hshot.

The Augusta Chronicle Of yesterday says:
On yesterday evening We were informed BY a
gentleman Just from Edgefeld Courthouse
that the Cresswell difficulty had culminated in
q .e,rful tragedy. As our readers are sll aware
OF the nature Of the affair out OF which
the difficulty between the Addison family
lnde to it in this connection, but merely give the
history OF the recent tragedy as gwen to US
by our Informant. On last Wednesday after
spoon Mr.. D. Cresswell and an elder brother
Mf. Charles Cresswell. left this city in bug
sgy to return to their homes, near Ninety-sx.
South Carolina. Late on the evening Of that
day the two brothers reached Edgefsld Court
house, and stopped for the night at the VII
lage tavern. Ga yesterday morning. between
eight and nine O'Clock, the Cresswells again
started m their journey, taking IN The buggy
q IL anticipating trouble. They had not been
ponA long when some one came into the town
and said the two men had been murdered. A
barty Immediately went ont to ascertain il the
.fumor vas correct. A mile and half from Edge
fieldJ on the road to Ninety-six, The bodies Of
TIA GfessWella we're found. The older, Charles
CreSswell, VAS perfectly dead-the body being
almost riddled with buckshot. ID. Creswell
Wss seriously II not fatally wounded. One
hand was pierced by two balls; the other hand
by one; the chin was alse struck; one ban en-
Ter il reported to have said that two men con-
coalel by the wayslde had fred simultaneous
" as they ssw the buggy-afterward max
ing their ese.ps. he identified one OF the
usrtsis George Addison, Jr., brother OF the
Young lady Of the adlir. The wounded Cress-
yelI In now an inmate Of . private house in
EdgeHeld. No arrests have yet been made.
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TURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7. 1869.

of the country. All this is said Of the
Chinese laberer-not Of the coolie. They
are OF the same rice OF people, but
altogether OF a different kind. The one is free.
the other is q slave. The coolie is bought and
sold for term OF years or for lie, as the case
may be, and sale transfers the right to con-
troll the services. The laborer makes his Own
contract, and acts for himself entirely in all
matters relating 10 his services. Because
chose laborers 10 California have always chosen
to engage themselves through agents Of their
own race they have been confounded with the
coolie, aud for no other reason. No sane man
will ever attempt to introduce coolie into the
South or any other part Of the country. The
hired aborer would be preferable if no anti
coolie law existed. He adheres faithfully 10
bis contract, and Shen well treated will soon
become attached TO his employer, and take
deep interest in his welfare and prosperity.
Those hborers think. reason, and receive in
formation Just as the educated white man
does. When once taught how acertain hnd
of labor is to be done they never forget 1t. and
seem to perform it in the came. way ever alter
ward,
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TIE AIABA1EA .ELECTIoE.
alsr IN MoBnE-A NUMBER OF PERSONS KILLED
AND WOUNDED.

AIeT IN MoBME-A NUMBER OF PERSONS KILLED
AND WOUNDED.
MOBILE, August There was serious riot
here lastnight, beginning at an door Radi-
cal meeting. It had been rumored during the
day that the negroes contemplated burning
CoASael Mann, the Democratic candidate. in
efasy, and the citizens held q consultation with
the Mayor and some Of the Radical leaders,
and ADVISED them to postpone the meeting and
certainly prevent the burning ofthe efigx as
the white people could not be prevented from
resenting suoh an indienity. They promised
that there should be no meeting, but at eight
o'clock bonares we're lighted, and the negroes,
about fifteen hundred in number, and many
armed With pistols, guns and razors, assembled
and we're addressed by their leaders, who used
the most infammatory language. The whites
crowded around to hear what WAS being said
and one accidentally trSd upon the foot Of q
negro. Just as the alteration which provoked
this occasion was concluded, q pistol shot was
fred, which was followed by general firing OF
guns and pistols. : The negroes dispersed
rapidly. "A detachment Of United 6tato6 troops
mad been sent to the vicinity by request Of the
Mayor previous to the riot, but they took no
part in It. Three negroes we're killed outright,
four police officers: four negroes. and four citl-
gems we're wounded. There we're only one hun
dredes white men against the fifteen hundred
negrses, tits not known who fred the first SHOT.
MONTGOMERY, August 6.-The returns thus
hr are meagre. Buckley and Hsys tRadicals)
are elected IN, the Secondhand Fourth Districts
by negro msjorities. Dox and Sherwood Dem
eerats) are, elected in the Fifth and Sixth Dis
tricts by white susjorities. Buck is probably
elected in the Third District.
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BY.TELEGRAPH.
THE RESULT IN TBNNESSEE--UrTE
ROUT OF TIE RADICALS.

NAsHsI1LH, August 6.-The returns show
that Ssnter has carried Middle and Western
Tennessee by . sweeping majority. Making
all allowances for Stokes probable majority IN
East Tennessee, the State has gone twenty-five
thcu..nd TO thirty thousand for Senter. 1t is
proAsble that the Conservatives will have
majority in both branches OF the Legislature,
.s that ticket was electedin al districts carried
by 6enter. --
WAsANdfox. August cit is generally con-
oeded that Tennessee has gone for Senter
overwhelmingly. No county as far - heard
from gives Seokes-e onaiority.
The New York Tribune Gays; For long
Time the result Of the Tennessee election has
been conceded,on both sides. 'Thei6eh made
by Mr. Stokes has been the hardest kind Of
uphill work, and his chances hsve'dminished
more and morecertsinly as the time for voting
drew near. TAe few returns OF hand as We
w1lse, indicate the majority fer :6snter at even
. larger Hgurs than claimed by -his partisans. !"
The Herald says: "a most;gratitying point
Of the news is that the contest passed off
quietly, and that all the reirsahment saloons
we're closed during the day. c-'
The World says: "It is very gratifying IN
view Of the efforts made by aportion Of Grants
Cabinet 80 secure the election Of that bold
Radical, Stokes. More important than this.
however, is the probability indicated by the
returns that majority Of 'the members ofthe
Legislature just elected ore Conservatives,
thue ssparing the nation the disgrace OF the
addition 70 the United States Senate
Of another Radical. Whether the senator
to be will be Andrew johnson, or Baiie Pey-
ton, or Emerson Rthendge, Or some person
whose name has not yet transpired, remains
to>be seem II is enough if the Radicals have
been beaten in st,te which they have held
byahe throat for years througha system OF
Acknowledgement as sweeping IS twas out
rsgeous.. Thus one by one the States that
voted for Grant and Colfax are repenting OF
their folly and courageousfy ranging thenn.-
selves under the banner Of the Democratic
party" I -
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4S acres, bought by B. F. Perry for $3-this
tract was covered by a mortgage; J. Z. Stone
tract, 1870 acres, bought by J. A.. Stone for
A. Stone for 5000; J. Z. Stone tract. 423 acres.
bought by J. Z. Stone for $1,000; ]. z. Stone
tract, Q acres, on which is chnrc and grave
ward, bought by Ashly Texan for S. so; Potter
Southern tract, 1870 acres, bought by q; A
Caubie for $3.50; J. W. Tinsley's Marietta Ho-
tel acres, bought by W. E. Earle 4 Co. for
s75: ". J. Wbitmire's city lot, a acres, bought
b, Msjor T. B. Ferguson for $500; Pster cau-
ble's blacksmith. shop lot, containing three or
four buildings, / acre, bought by d. a. Gamble
for $1,000, over and above mortgage OF s3OoI;
Peter Caub.es John Smith lot. acre. bought
Cauble for $500 pe.eE Sx csu9lss assba faanx
$500; Peter Oautl g Silver Bluff or Stony
Point lot. / acre, bought by q. A. Csuble, for
s4O5; Pete Caub els Campbell tract, acres,
bought by 81. A Cauble for $55
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~ The Friends and Acquaintance
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. z. BEDFORD are respectfully In.
vited 10 attend the Funeral Of their Infant Dauah
ter, EMMA CAROLINA, at their residence, No. 26
Montague.stree, THIS Saturday MORNING, at Nine
o'clock. August y
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June ~

xG A LIFE-SAVING 1EFORMATION.-A
radical change has been introduced In the practice
OF medicine. Physicians have ceased 10 torture and
PROSTATE their PATIENTS. Instead Of pulling down,
they build up; Instead Of assaultlns Nature. they
assist her. Cupping lee6hipg b;istering, venesec.
ton, calomel, antmony, Supplying narcotics, and
rasping purgatves, once the iavorite resources Of
the faculty. are rarely resor'ed to even BY the
most dogmati; members of tho profession. The old
creed WIS that disease was something which must
be expell, b. violent artificial means irrespective
Of the wearaud tear Of the vital organization in the
process NE new creed recognizes the improve
nent Of the general health essential to the cure Of
all local alments. Henoe it is that H0SrETTER'5
STOMACH B1TTERs, the most potent vegetable
tonic that pharmacy has ever brought to the assis-
lance of nature In her struggles with disease, has
been cordially approved BY practitioners OF the
modern school. II Is pleasant to reflect that
spd philosophy have at last been victorious ovee the
erroys of the past and that thousands, and tens Of
Thousands, Of human beings are s.ivs and we'll to.
day, who would indubitably be mouldering in tbeir
graves. had they been subjestsd to the pains and
penalties which were deemed orthodox AMI iadis-
pensable thirty or forty years ago.
Preventive medication was selrcelv thought Of
then; but now 1t is considered OF par mount i'm.
porancc, and the celebrity Of the staud,r inylgor
att Alternative and restorative Ct the age, - title
which HoSTETTER'j BIrrSRs have fairl y ea ned
by their long career of success is mainly due to lis
efficiency as protective preparation.
course CT the Bitters is urgently recommended
at this selson Of the year. safe and certain anti
dote to the malaria which produces intermittent and
remitent fevers, dlarrhei. dysentery aud other
ma!adies. D&o August
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8 tuthsS

~ CHARL TON BOARD OF TRADE
The Charleston Board OF TraIe OFFERS PRE-
MUM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
LARS (s25O for the best "Treatise. with Statistics
upon the past and present Trade OF Charleston the
advantages to the Southeastern States of making
Charleston their emporium and centre Of exchange,
and the measures which should be adopted for Sc
curing to Charleston this position"
The Treatise must he without signature. but
designated by some motto or sentence. accompanied
By selled envelope, con.aining within the motto
or seutence which des!gnates the Treatise together
with the name Of ths author The Treatise must be
handt to the Secretary OF the Poard OF Trade OH or
before the first day Of November, 1869, and every
competitor must engage to 1equiesce cheerfully in
the award of the Committee. The eximination of
the Treatise and the awarding OF the Prize will be
conf led to Committee Of gentlemen selected sole
" for their ability and impartiality.
BY order OF the Board.
B. CoBIA, President.
a. BAKB. Secretary.
Charleston. July %. 1859. IVES July 20
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@ No. 2s1 EAST 31sT STREET, NEW
YokK.-DEAn s1R-For thee weeks past have
been using your PLANTATION BiTTER5. For
more than four months past have been suffering
from what my doctor said was nervous p:ostra'ion,
being unable to endure hardly any physical or men
tai labor without great fltigue But had not used
the Bitters week be ore I was conscious Of their
beneAting me as nothing else had, and have cou'
unued to gain very rapidly since till now Fam able
to be about my usual household duties. To all who
sre afflicted with general debility caa testify from
experience that the Bitters are invaluable.
Yours, truly,
MARGARET B. STONE.
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~ RosaDALIs PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
oeaut'n-s the Complexion, cures Chro mic Liver
Complaints. and all Chronic Affection Of the Blood,
Liver dneys or Bladder. It Is the most powerful
ALTERNATIVE COMBINATION known In medicine and
has gained and maintlins an unrivalled reputation.
1t aleo possesses great Tonic and Diure!c proper
ties, and is therefore valuable wherever Altera-
tive, Tonic or Diuretic remedy is iniiosted By the
use of this medicine oil Scrofulous Hum ors, oc
other bad taints will be entrey driven Gu. of tho
system. the blood and the secrstlons will be pur.
fed, and the entire sys;e restored to healthy
condition, and henoe all those diseases dependent
upon an impure state Of the blooi. WILL BE PRE-
VENTED.
For sale by GOODRICH. wINEMAN' Il CO., In
portets Of Drugs sad Chemicals, Charleston. s. C.
August stuth3
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sPARKs FROM THE WIRES.

Two Chinese merchants had reception at the
Sherman House. Chicago, last night.
The cars have just commenced running on
the new strest railroad in Wilmington, N. G.
A filiDustering expedition OF 260 men, which
left the coast Of Est Florida on the 4th inst,
has landed safely in G 4ba.
General Rosecrans has arrived in San Fran
cisco from Mexico, and Was serensded there
night before last by the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club. ~. -
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Ar ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood. with the humane view OF treatment and cure.
cent by mail free of charge. Address howard AS.
soC1ATIoN, Boz P. Philadelphia, Pa.
May ~ amoe
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rAE 1DsEz1z1Ds SHOOTING AFFAIR.

Augusta, August 6.-George B. and James
Addison. who shot Chass and J. D. eteswell in
Edgefeld yesterday, have surrendered them
selves to. the authorities. Charles Creswell
is dead. J. D. tresxelI. who is charged with
having been criminally intimate with sister
Of the Addisons', is dangerously but not NOR
tally wounded,
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}unsral Notices.

BRADLEY.-D:edi in this city. ON the 9Th instant
Mrs. MARGARET c.. wife Of Iso. @. BRADLEY, ST.,
aged 81 years, 10 months and % days.
T The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaiutances Of the respective families are respect
fully invited to attend her Funeral Services at No
6l2 King.street, THIS AFTERNOON, at Five O'Clock
without further invitation. August Z
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sESTATE OF SOUTH e A R O-LIN A
MARLBORO CoUNTY.-IN EQUITY
CONVICTION AND WIFE w. HKNRF c. LEGGETT
AND WIFE, Er M.-BrLL FOR PARTITION, IN
JUNCTION AND RELIEE-Notice is hereby given
In obedience TO an Older made in the above stated
case, that the children OF EBENEzER ". THOMAS,
or their heirs. II any such there be, hereby
quired to establish before me, at Bennettsvile, e.
c., on or before the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY
next such relationship and their n ht to the fund in
question in above stated Sc; aad on their failure
so 10 do to be deprived and forever barred Of all
right, title or interesti in the same.
D. d. MocOLL, Special Referee.
lima 10 B3mOg
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NEW YORK. AND CHARL E'STOH
STEAL MSHIP LINE.
FUR NE w 70 r X
CABIN PASSAGE SO.

THE SPLENDID aIDE.wBEBL
IS2&3G STEAMsH CHAMPION, B. ".
ZIEfEk1P LOCKWOOD, Commander, win San
from .deer's soufh Wharf on Eat.
cRpAY, 7Eh August. at O'Clock 2. M. -.
45- An extra charge of $6 made for Tickets pur-
chased on board after sailing =.
aSr No Bills of Lading signed after the steamer
leaves. ,...... ...-
Boston aid Providence. B. i.
r;7- through Bills OF Ladng given to Liverpool.
1S- Marine, Insurance BY this line Il per cent.
ar The steamers OF this line are Rrst class in
every respect and their Tables are supuled with al
the deicacies Of the New York and Charleston mar
kets.
Fer Freight or Passage, .ppiJ to
JANE ADGkh CO.. Agents.
Corner Adser's Wharf and East Bay Np--tairs)
s MANHATTAN to follow SATURDAY, hth'
August, at II o'clock, A. n,
August
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sptfiaI aothes.

ssT. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Services in this Church To.NoRRow MORNING at
half past Ten O'Clock. Dr.. W. ". HICKS officiating.
a5-strangers will be provided with seats.
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August 2

81 THE HEIGHTH OF PERFECTION
single application Of MILK OF vI0LETS delights
and pleases every lady who makes the trial. Sold by
all druggists and lages goods dealers.
August z
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~ Burns Charitable Association
Attend the Funeral Services of your late member,
Captain JOHN FERGUSON, at Glebe-street ehmch,
at half.past Four O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
WILLIAM ROY,
Aueust secretary.
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x~ st. Andrews society.-Attend the
Funeral Services OF your late member. Captain
JOHN FERGUSON, OF Gleue street Chu rch. at half
past Four O'Clock TMs AFTERNOON
WILLIAM PAUL,
Insnat7 Secretary.
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H- The Relatives and Friends OF Cap.
tain and Mrs. JOHN FERGUSON are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Services OF the former
at Zion Presbyterian Church, Glehe street. THIS Az.
rEsNooa, at halfpast Four O'Clock.
Ausust7
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%CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING at Halfpast Ten
o'clock-in the EyESNG at quarter-past Eight
Appust7
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August Z

wHibexnian soeiety.-The Members
Of the Bbernian Society are requested to assemble
at their Hall, Tnu AFTERNOON 7th instant, at half
past Three o'clock to pay the last tribute OF respect
to their late brother member, Captain JOHN FER
GUsoN. wM. AIKEN KELLY.
Auoust 7 Secretary.
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ss- Charleston Board of Trade...The
Members of the Charleston Board of Trade arc re
qussted to attend the Funeral of Captain JOHN
FERGUSON, at h1lEpast Four o'clock TRIs AFTER
NOON.
BY order of the President. b. BiER,
August7 Secretary.