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no discoveries have betu made ret
scHoo1rRAF7.-Wehea bear good reports from this new
from the South pewAbsc:
Stamp. .1ls tons occ rs
hear nothinr ii the ecnsoldstiou scL
srfyrd from the National Ninr:
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ii lie i'll aaatSs ssns ii ~ z:
het wnH Ihsrr .ti1l sc.rtlty q w.trE. not
eHi - :e *:aess i ;ss s.ef Z sss is hare no,
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S s;ss IL 81 e.: s:s;
sss,e1 III s,rs!. 4, s,s 4. s es, Is ,ss; sa;, m r h9
e III. msath though taey coaa weigh ID
ss fen1s 1n.as 4 u. a tssr fss sas
1s spestt3 sT .aais soEn Is
+ taa ss & 9ssA il sa' .s
down 70 The Ia wheTr better show of copper *
ri. hst1S III E II g.. ,s 1a rass d 4 ,ss e
ehatsr # T. tn miro ncA. Lake cha1aplain. In sov,h
GnIEsiAsrs March z1.-,Mla,ns nc~. us wr~t Il
, 1869-04-14
PIAEQA,

Tor 6ALE-PIAvpS. FRcM sIoe TO asus NE
T. lodeun1, from $sS n FL: donf5cerrod Azfs114
tseH ss& All wa1I1nttd Planes p frns ehes%< II u
Ctask4t WIN. CA8PER
, 1869-04-14
PACIFIC COAST,

International Cricket gln1ch MT sam
Efnncfsco-lndlnns on tho War
Fnnth-Thc Gold Hill Mines still
EloAcd.
6AS FhAHcIsco, April 13-The International
cricket match between the Victoria ind San FrAn-
cisco eieyens Will takc place on the 18th Inst The
Victoria eleven arr.red here yesterday.
Tho Indians OF Humboldt County, Cal, are again
on the var pa.h They recently ralded on the set.
tlers near Camp Grant One house vas riilagrd
mud burned a party OF soldiers and friendly lu.
liAns pursued and STACKED the hostile band aud
ReEr repulscd, ono Hol11er being killed. ..
Late adYlces from the North state thAt the
Indians In the neigAborhcod Of EoFt smith, en- the
tans and iaaa 1uTet1, are lighting among them
te1Sca.
EAN FRASc1seo, April la-NothnG new from the
gold mInea. The Yellow Jacket, Crown Point and
krntuck shai1a a1c closed, and viii probably re-
maip 70 the ent1rr week.
Tho MechAulrs' Institute, OF this city, Is making
arrangements to celebrate tho coupleuca Of the
1xci1c RaI1rpnh
, 1869-04-14


,FEv okxANt, ArFn H-Co11os--Sufer towards
the els<c: tulddlinEE. EASsste. saltz. 4sn bslea:
rrtrrta 1it hahs c3o.t. ~ 9.cs. Reeeipta eled
this wttk by arrivals from Mcn5 k1A
N.4Gi1ts.. New yors tistst :. 1srrc!s:nl
II issc Mi,tst: se.fcc; M rTirne orcrins frurat
Ing. tcte Codec-Adranerd,f fair, .ls = prime IN
t4E.,r.
ELIAps1rvfs-Flo1;r netIrc and firm; euper.nr,
fItt: dolilc c1fra 8tD: t:ctlc e1:s7. {i7a Com
Hkhcr: Y bite IL Oats aud higher; At 14c
Hrrr. l.S
HAs-S.cAaS: rrsne. f&m
PEvr1AlnsB-Furk dull At $En1 Uaenn rrtlillns
Nc fer the.ldesr; IKE e: clear rit: i.sc ~
dear siatA Lard eLH ttc,rt, ls<lsc; krss .ysIc.
WHfSKEy-Cuitt pnd upehanEsd
, 1869-04-14
NASHVILLE.
4 Reply to Andrew Johnsonss Late
kPeceh-ohnson1 to Make n Tour
Through the Southern Statca,

A Reply to Andrew Johnson,s Lnte
kPeccaa-1ohnson TO Make n Tour
Through the Southern States.
fHHy11tk, April 1o.-Ilcnry 8. Foot replies tn
Inc Itrts afAf 7i1ata t!ls morning 10 portion OF
ca-t'Te*ilcnt Iohneon's 3 speech, In which he as
huuies That johnson chA1Red hm with inxrA2ituue
denies the charge, and uyeIs that he uwes nothing
10 the for1eArnnce or generosity OF johnson,
who, Ee alleges together with Mr.. Sew.
nr1, treated him unk.ndly nnd cruelty;
denounc4a johnson Is ses1lutioniat; With u4IuE
the man to whom the people Of Tennessee arc ID
debted for Acknowledgement; CHARGES
him With nsurpstton and tyranny, AMI 3D.
monisnes The people Of The souihern States not to
be controlled hy hin. He accepts tho le8islasIon
OF ConeTeAs and confdes In General Grant, who,
he ASSURES them. Is their friend, aah desires to
restore them to prosperity ond good government.
lie also charges that johnson Is opposed to negro
sunagc and political equality, and rclcrs 10 John
sons Interview with Fred Douglass, In which he
sa!d these things would iesd To war Of races, to
sustain mis- assertion.
call Is made upon Judge Tnnblc to accept the
Republican nomination Tor Judge Of the Supreme
Court In Tennessee.
E1-Presldent johnson u still NJ faahville. He
has abandoned his trip to Europe, rreter71n9. he
AAysr TO devote h1s time and enelEieA In behalf OF
the Acknowledgement Of the South. Tic will SPEAK
IN AZ the Southern Statca- lie leu7cs Tor Memphis
On Wednesday,
, 1869-04-14
BOARDING. AND LODGING.

10 SOUTH gREENST.-TWo SUITES OF
cheap Il en- in1edt.tey hy re.Iable potifa
Attcscreea exchanged. A iew day bo1rdc1s xerHumo-
, 1869-04-14

Ws4e ias a.! s1s f door. sod windows Of sas aoo,e
n4So lne woman and Saris esssoedI iS m.nenl .aem
Gas neAd Was found ia hrass 4ss,ie
No,,,,a Nm oofe matfs Of pistol bail
neishors heard dsktur banco II o1oct 1a.,a .ae
aay ssorhsne, md the report Of : pistol, 1hea a
msa I faa out ot the house, and The noise cessed
uo0 wzs paid 70 the proceedings me vnmen ~.
!ofe leArtn2. cleared away NJ Traces Of blood nd
tHefe aso 60 Indications ct tho manner II rhirS
mo deed waa performed -" 11@o
, 1869-04-14

We call attention to tho advertisement In another
column OF tho eale Of very valuable lot oa Mad,.
son 6rcct, near LaSalle, to take place Tomorrow
Thursday morning, at II O'Clock. Elegant tnafbic
frnnt property to he sold at auction on eayy tera
aid title pledged to be good
, 1869-04-14
REAL STkTE WANTED.

WASTEpNREAL ESTATE II CITY OF SUB
n:ta :oEn ahia = tals. e Ghlsasa u e1ehanss
lEYTtTc II Sor1h fieT Bax Factory. IH0S. GOOD
MIlL1E. proprietor.
, 1869-04-14
A H1RhdF AfkFnV.

Lor1w11LE, April ;e.-At canneton. Ina, few
days stncc, serious at1ya;, took place between
wherein DunbcrTy was stabbed aud instantly
Killed, and The stranger received wuuntia from
which he died shortly afterwaFdA Several parties
standing bJ attempted to interfere, and three OF
them recClEeI teEy serious HonndA
, 1869-04-14

Vice President Co!lax has, at the rcqucs. OF
frtensls Of FAther McAahon, formerly Of lndiA,a,
asked the friendly Interpolation Of the government
10 tis favor, with view Of obtaining his rtiexse
II r41ssible, frnrn imprisonment u Toronto. Lie
v IL convicted ofrasttcIpatioo IN the Eeotxn tnEA-
apn Of Cenad1 but 1t Il insisted that he Was pres
ent only In bis ministerial capacity, to Admlnister
The tIlss Of the Catholic Church 4 nseded- The
request hAa boon t1anE1uit1ed, through Secretary
Fth, TO the British Government
, 1869-04-14
AnHi.pFptccf&oExs A

ISptAEArc11s, April 11-Htv. Hcary Blanchard
delivered lecture IT Morr1sonB Opera Hall this
evening, on the doctrine Of protection, In which
he took strong ground against the prraent pro-
trct!se HyEten OF the Ioge5ntncnt Mt- blanchard
will speak on this subject throughout the West
, 1869-04-14

A SastoR NAMED 4. GCSIHkr, EhUc engaged
on the vessel S. ". Gitori, lying In Ogden slip,
fen from the top Of ...-S mast distance Of neatty
Gne hundred feet, and hs7ke bis neck The accl-
dent occurred about otciock. Coroner Cit4ves
held nu inquest OVER the ,.1nal1s and the Jury
returned verdict Ia accordance with the facts.
, 1869-04-14
The Overland MnttQs

SALT LAKE Ctr, April Ia-Thc time between
the tr1Enini Of the tnlou and Central Tcilc 1lall
tads * rc.iuce-f to twenty -four heurb. The Wells,
Fargo Ca q staErs uoE make The route ti1 the
IloTIh Gnu Of the taIc. - ---
, 1869-04-14
BOSTON,

judicial ConfIrmnIlon-cou
NATIONAL I8nnk Notes.
HosToS, April la-Judgc Marcus Morton. Of the
Superior Court, ts confirmed as Justice Of the So
preme Court OF Massachusetts,, RTE Iioar.
Well executed couDteffe!t twenty dollar bills on
The Fourth National Bank Of Philadelphia kre IN
Circulation.
, 1869-04-14

AREEsT OF CAlsL1sIS 1T GRENApA
MADK1n, April Is
Tic government authorities continue 70 make
I1rcS1a Of CnIilsts In the Province Of Grenada.
, 1869-04-14

a man pays 92 or S5 to q Doctor,
nut Dr. WoIcoTT, At no cost asopa pain ii I'D
sonI1 Clafk street, Chicago. More than ten
thousand 1MdEy!ts prove these facts
, 1869-04-14

cure Tor etappcd hands and III foughnesa OF 1!ta-
uon ol The sEin, eczema rtngworna, kaltrheum,
r!fnr!cs and other cotAneouA nnecttons, mailing
the ak1n soft aud snpooth Manufactured By Cas-
vel, Hazard L Co, Ser YoEk Sold By II drug
, 1869-04-14
EUROPE,
France

kEFCr1iC,
PAR1R, April H.
The Emperor has ordered an increased pensiuu
TO surviving soldiers Of the republic and F11st Ed
pFe 70 date from April 18th inst, IN CON-
ncn,oratlon Of the centenary Of tho birth Of SA-
poleonI
, 1869-04-14

PrtdhNnn's Quinlue Vino stands
unE!yAlled ~ tonic. Ask your druggist for II
Wholesale Agents. E r. DWYEA Il Co, 9e and 81
Like Gfreet ' "
, 1869-04-14

Tho Empire Grinder, for shnxpen-
ins me thlses 81 mowers and fcapers Ii on cxhi.
h1tion at room No I, 1os Randolph street par
ties Wishing 10 invest IN n profitable business
should secure territory. St2.e md county zighrs
, 1869-04-14

fofsuKN1s
FRICTION 9oA NZXRxHs OF THE coKTEa
.- I1sBoN, April Il
Elections for members Of the Portuguese Cortes
have resulted in the choice Of large majority in
tstor Of the present g5ve1nment
, 1869-04-14

Fragrant nnd FIenslnK.-Colxa8e
d Co = toilet soaps sre widely known-FfnRTsnt
and pleading. They have q softentng influence On
the bEtQ.-{iHlbnEph CAYfatidn A AdenEots
, 1869-04-14
PHILADELPHIA
mrs. TwItchcl Makes n SGntcntcnt
Regarding the Murder of Her
Mother-Tw1tchc1l' Efforts to ln-
duce HIS Wife to Snvc His LIS bv
Hcx Own ConfcsBIe-- 81 the f,rime.


PHILADELPHIA, April 1s-Mra Twitchell has fur
nlshed to the press fun statement In rcgau to
the murder Of her mother. In the nrst place she
dihaEo~s any knowledge Of how or BY whom the
murder waa committed but docs not intimate or
tns1nuste that It may have been done by her
husband. She then goes into long
explanation OF her ceasLng to visit TH1tcheN In
JAIL and says after his conviction a. abe WAS leay-
Ing his cell, he pressed into her hand closely
written p9pet. which sic found to be IN appeal 70
her to save Its life by ctufcssng that she had con-.
mitted the murder, and followed hg story that
she WIS to tell that she Ind committed the murder
In q quarrel. and lawyers had been conaultcl who
saia she could not be harmed On subsequent
visit he Esve her another paper, conveying another
htory ahe Waa TO tell: She h2l become criminal
with ono Lee, who hsd With her
concerted plan to rob aud murder Mrz Hill.
On another occasion he gave her another written
appeal To rave him, and recommended her to aay
that ArH lill had not rcen murdered ut ali, but
had fallen from the window. All these documents
commence with appeals to her love, Ac., IL aayc
him. They are Ia Twitchels handwriting, hu,
have I, tdcnt!y lscen drawn for him BY some legal
mind. The whole statement throws but little nrs
light on the p1ar, but explains tho conduct Of Nrs
TWttchcll.
, 1869-04-14
Murder in u Disrrrutnhse House In
UtnEhn n1tons

Tt.oHAx7ox, April 1s-Thls no9lns HNIen
n,srrbst6 was fornd dead tn his house N taA
css1I ne usual tnma:ea, consisting o. @n MIe
and two girls, ted, aod sne aaA1f "@S a''$'es -
, 1869-04-14

HrTTAL0, April lA-Thc missing bankcr. F. @.
Jcwt1t Of SkeneatcIcs, has not been found, ~ re-
, 1869-04-14
AUCTION aALH
(Essabliahed 1860
VIM. A. BUFFERS & CO.,
Atctfoneers and Dry Goods Commfs-
sion Merchants.
Dry Goods.

"a md II E&1doIpn%t- EhSt1&o-, N
Dry Goods,
D7esa Goods Woollan1, Do.nesuea spzins
Clothing, STRAW Goods, Soft Hztx,
Caps, Furnishing Gocds, Hodery,
Boots, Shoes, Carpets, dc,
AT AUCTION,
by CATALOGUE
o. WEDNESDAY apd THURSDAY. ARA lNh m
1Ah. II cur ssleafoolos 8 !, AID il RAndoips.st -
WIN A. HurTERs 20.
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE
BIZ WIN. a BUFFERS d. co,
AT AUCTION,
On SATURDAY: Aprs + =. e'slees. :. shssF sales.
ELEGANT NEW FURNITURE
Pasior scts Chamber 6uIta. sdesoa.da Bed1te.as hc
SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
A lArse variety. soene Of which "a neadJ new
CARPETS.
Eew and Second kAnd HE,asel&, ThseeP1y, Iu7asn &C
STOVES.
II ner Cooking stoyr+- complete Second hand C,,k
sud Psrtor 6toves-
crockev, Glass, Show Cases, DC.
ane assortment of CFnckcfy and Glaaa sho.y Caset
A.ognta<k4 &c. &c.
PIANO FoRTES.
Scvera1 New md Secondhand Pi.no&
, 1869-04-14

NASHVILLE 1etfan Market.
EARuy111k. April l4-Cottou market hru: !ow mid.
dl!n&- SeS4e: Eood oesttnA1J, af&E: stock 49ae
6kafa
, 1869-04-14

Paper IfanginEH and Window
shaiet latest styles. PlntR OILS, gtass and brush
6, at F. E. MXhTA 80 Randolph street
, 1869-04-14
FarehT Markets

.... PAM, Arril IL
Bourpe frrer: rrntcs, 71 :&e-
Cotton 6fu and 1lehAnked
, 1869-04-14

Constitution Wntcr r In u certain cure
for Diabetes and all dlsease3 Of the kidnsJA Fer
6afe hf all IfuurtdtS -
, 1869-04-14
MARRIED.

Old NcWBpRpcFaS not torn or E1utt-
lated, for sale at Tribune counting room.
, 1869-04-14
BUeIHRSS N0TICE8

From fFustWerthy dntn it has beer.
eetlnated GAt at lcaai one-luu.1h Of MI persons
rem 10 the UnEst 6:AseF have al bLrth fotrs Ii
t1besruoua ecndss+cr, Ani In consequence ase prr-
;naSSed q; to Pulmonary cornpaints get It is equal
y vel cssd1,lAhfA that this ptedlspositjon heed
not rot ena N coEsu1aptlo1, Asthma, or any otaes
lung dtscAsc, due care and W11ch{uIpexS bo Oh
sefTed, and Ill exciting causes pronpsj1 tsratsd
a r. ! W q e ztsse = i u n fast saea eass
ncta edectA. and has produced tha IalVcst pru-
1' Rornon o. M ~ @ cu5ea ntsdss promptly removing
arr the most Common cause OF tube4cuious O.
t,s ts,eoPmsnt lhe E1pccto1ant sllays any innstnma-
pcetoFstton c1eantes the lungs OF The s1rtstances
when clog them up, and which rapidly destroy
"nea sunesed to Fenain Sold BY III D1uggt1sA-
49,, Io Ono md Atl.-Arc ron suffer-
lhc irotn ecIgh, cold, asthma btonchitis or any
OF the various pulmonary troubles that 80 often
terminate In consumption. II SO. use Wllbof's
fnFt Cod 1ref Du and uue . SAFE and eGlcac1ou1
remedy. This u no quack preparation, hut u reg
p,'iaIiJ Prescribed X the medical facIlty. Sold b
street, UoEs1n, anu bJ dsucEtstA Eenerai1y
, 1869-04-14

wALTKRs-cALpwEr1.- TIL. est,, At the ~
James Noerl on the Itth inst BY the Rnv. J. b Me
GlGte JAr1ts e. WaltcIA q LaI.nic CITY, Wyoming.
II Baltimorr and Cheyenne papen ple&se COPY.
, 1869-04-14

CORRESPONDENCE wAETkD-BY A NfpnIr,
~ sfed. !esy<stse!a md we4l<ducaioa soatieasa.
GespAn.xs{h .nore fA1 tsspectahle lAdy nx FfdaT f
ecnfAeptr J. r. HEUHAU6, Qtka8@ m ~" Ao"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM NASRINGT0N.

WASHINGTON. September 9.-The obseqmes
of General Rswlins took place this forenoon.
All business is suspended, and the schools are
dismissed. The military display is very fine.
Grant, Hoar and Porter &C northward tonight.
Il has leaked out thxt the story Of the Sa-
btne mniiny is true. but the report Of execu-
tions Is false. The Sabine Is ordered home on
account Of the mutny. Three witnesses, sent
by another vessel to avoid being tampered
with, have arrived ct Boston. None but sail
ors were ergaged in the conspiracy. The trial
win sake place at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
after the arrival Of the Sabine.
The flags Of the oustcmhouses throughout
the country are ordered ct half-mast ON Sstur-
day 70 honor OF Mr.. Fessendens funeral.
TIE Navy Department reasserts thai there
has been no wutiny on board the frigate Sa-
bine. ,-.
Information has been received that small
Cuban expedition was detained at Macon,
Georgia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-10
ARE THE GRAPES SOUR?
Chief Justice Chase not q Candidate for
the Presidency.

The subjoined letter from Chief Justice
Chase appears in the New York Sun:
NARRAaANsETT, August IA, 1869.
M Dear Mr.. BrigJs-Your note Of the
29th, after rather long journey, reached me
here yesterday.
I should he very glad to see you and tall
with you on any subject but politics. DR.. Bailey
used to say that of Bunyan's Pilgrims he repre-
senied Christian and Hopeful. am still
hopeful. When / was younger, and thought
that il largely trusted by the people I could
do good servics to the country, should have
been glad to have been so trusted. Now l am
older and not at all satisfied that, if in a
higher place, could do any better than those
now exercising executive functions do. / am
more than content to let aspiration alone. My
hopes are in others.
1t amuses me 10 hear of Chase movements
here and there. I don't believe there are any
such. AS far as locality is given to them in
Mary land, know there are none, for spen::
two or three days in Frederick this week, and
should have heard OF them it any existed.
don't believe q bit in them elsewhere:
If can only perform with reasonable salts
ions OF those best qualified to judge, the du-
ties OF my present position, shall fill the
largest measure Of my present ambition. l
want nothing whatever Of political character,
and desire that my name be dlssociated here
after in ems mind with all political action. II
this is too much to expect, let me hope, at least,
that no friend OF mine will lend couDtenance
10 such absurd nonsense as that to which I
have referred. Sincerely your friend,
s. p. CHASE.
JAMES A, BRIGGS, ESQ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-10

iFRoM oUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
ORANaEBuRa, 8. e., September 9.-The leth-
argy Of summer is wearing away with the ap-
pearance of liking Cotton" whose advent is
three weeks in advance Of the last season.
The planters are delighted with the ruling
prices IA grateful Offset to other ruling IN
fuences,) and are offering the staple as fast as
it can be purchased for. market. A protracted
season of drought has 80 reduced the mill
ponds that ginning is retarded seriously, and
it ia generally admitted that the rust has cut
short the crop Of cotton, and reduced crop Of
rice is the result OF the dry seasons. Improve
ments command all the mechanical labor OF
the town. Mr.. Doyle is enlargiug and impro'-
ing his store, and the old Jail now boasts TIN
ROOF, aud is escaping the savage scars OF "Te-
cumseb." The ''Edisto Base Ball Club" un-
der the management Of President Thomas Al
bergotti, have gone into practice. An effort is
on tapis to organize hook and ladder COM
pany, to cooperate with the fremsn. Such
an enterprise commends itselfto public atten-
ton. The s. o. g., a party of conglomerated
material, are vainly striving to build up that
"third party" Our community is favored with
the presence Of DR.. q. NJ. Bruins. The doctor
is enjoying brief relaxation from his scholas-
tic labors. Several tourists have been among
us. and are much pleased with Orangeburg.
They say our "stlte government" is the only
barrier to our prosperity. QuELouEFoIs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-10
RAILROAD MoVEMENTWK KERsHAW
COUNTY.

At meeting OF the citizens Of Kershaw
County, held on Monday, September 9Th, at the
Courthouse in Camden. J. NJ. DeSaussure was
unanimously chosen chairman, and Colin Mac
rae appointed secretary.
The following gentlemen were appointed by
the chair committee 10 prepare business for
the meeting Colonel VIM. ii. Shannou, chair
man: General J. B. Kershaw, Messrs. j.. q.
Poay,eIi SI, " !. ]. Mlckle, Theodore Lang, and J..
Ross Dive. who presented the following reso-
Iutions. which were unanimously passed
W1sreas. The alternative is presented to
the neople OF Kershsw County OF hberaly
aiding in constructing the extension OF the
South Carolina Central Railroad from sumter,
via Camden, and Lancaster, and Charlotte, n.
O., or permitting the same to pass TO me east
ter. 10 the fatal injury Of the commercial ana
agricultural interest of tho great body OF the
county. Therefore,
Kesoioed, That We tender the support OF De-
Kalb. Flat Rock and Wateree Townships, as
well as that Of the Town Of Camden, TO tne
said extension OF the South Carolina Centrai
Railroad, upon the sole condition that 1t pass
through the county via Camden, In the dlrec-
tion Of Lancaster Courthouse.
Resolped. That in the opinion OF this meet,
ing. liberal subscriptions to the took OF SAID
company in land can and ought to be obtained
along the route Of said road through this
county. r.
Resolued, That we will contribute our fair
proportion Of the funds necessary to complete
said road.
Resolped, That committee Of five citizens
be appointed BY the chairman Of this meeting
to receive and consider any propositions made
to our people on this subject. and submit the
same TO the citizeps OF the county or the town.
ships interested, through the county commits
sioners or selectmen OF the townships, as the
case may be, wherever necessary.
Colonel William NJ. Shannon. General j. ..
Kersbaw, John McRae, J. j. Trantham. and j.
Boss Dye were appointed the committee.
Lang were nominated delegates to proceed TO
Charleston to railroad meeting on the 18th
instant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-10
SOUTH CAROLINA.
LAND SALES N NEwBERRY.

MIR. ". B. 8. Beard sold a valuable tract OF
land in Newberry County. containing 100e
acres, more or less, to Messrs: Mathis Pay
singer for 5000. fne only sale by the sheriff
on sale-day was tract Of land containing two
hundred acres for seventeen hundred dollars.
GOSSIP FROM SUMTER. ~
Menday last (sales-day) brought large
number of people to Sumter, a considerable
amount OF property chaneed hands, or was
ibid off at sheriff's sale. The Watchman con-
tains the following: y =,
The price OF land is advancing in this SEQ
tion. and there are now many more purchasers
than there we're twelve mouths ago.
O. n. Hurst, Esq., has been appointed, by
Governor Scott, Judge OF Probste for Sumter
County, and has qualified and will enter upon
the duties Of his Office very soon. MIR. Hurst
will continue to discharge his magisterial
duties.
Representations Of the cotton crop from the
various portions Of the county fully warrant
the statement that the crop will nos te more
than one-half. The plant has now generally at
tanned it's growth, and, in the main. is casting
of it's foliage. Ordinarily. cotton continues to
grow and produce from two to three weeks
longer. The quantity now open is unusually
large for this date, which must bring it into
market earlier than usual.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-10
as- THE FEVER AND AGUE SEASON.

R1- IdE FEVER AMI AGUE CEAoON.
When the leaves begin to change remittent and in
termiitent fevers make tteir appearance. From the
surface of the earth bathed nightly in heavy dews.
from marshes and swamp, surcharged with mois-
ture from the dying foliage Of the woods, from fes-
teriug pools and sluggish streams, the sun OF Sep
tember evolves clouds of niasmatic vapor perllous
to health aud life. The body. deprived by the burn
ing temperature Of July and August Of much of its
vigor and elasticity is not in proper plight TO re-
sis rnalaria and bence all diseases that are pro-
duced by o depraved condition of the atmosphere
are particularly prevalent in the fall.
There is no reason why the health of thousands OF
people should be TINS sacrificed. preparatory
course Of uOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is
certain protection against the epidemics and en-
denies which autumn brings In its train. Let an
dwellers in unhealthy localities liable TO such vsi-
tations, give heed to the warning and advice con-
veyed in this advertisement, and they may bid def.
ance to the foul exhalatons which are now rising,
night and day. from the soil laround them. No farm
house in the land should be without this invaluable
eIhilsrant and in,gorant at any period of tie year.
but especially in the fall 1t is not safe to go forth
into the chill, misty atmosphere OF September
morning or evening WIN INC s'oinAen -
O tonic and OF all the tones which medcai cnems-
try has yet given to the world. Hostetters bt'erS
are admitted to be the purest, the most wholesome
and the most beneficial
Let all who desire to escape the bilious attacks
howel comrlaints and msl,rious fevers, take the
Ritters at least twice day throughout the present
season. tits as wholesome as 1t is infalble. Look
10 tbe trade mark "Hostetter's Stomach Biters,'
engraved on the label and embossed on the bottle,
and their revenue stamp covering the cork. az
couut4rfe.ts and limitations abound.
septi DAG