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CHI A r L Es TON.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST II, 1860.
injured Innosenee.

Congressman Christopher Columbus Bow
en-, q meek and humble Radical, who has
been denounced in these columns as thief,
forger and murderer, sends telegram to
morning paper announcing that hia reply
will be through the courts, In which "the
proprietors Of THE CHAnLxs. ON News will
be called upon to substandate their ssser
tions" Bowen is very kind. The Radi
cal Republicans of the North and South
might not have properly appreciated the
life and services Of slhe honorable mem
Der" had the dark history been recorded
only in the columns Of Charleston paper.
But when he has appeared in court, and
all his peocadilloos have been unveil-
ed before q judicial tribunal, Bowen may
properly claim q rich reward as Radical
saint prosecuted unto social death by q
journalistic sinner. Poohl Stealing faro
checks; forging pay rolls; plotting the MUIR
der Of q "reber' officer. Is that all3 No
one would have SAID word about il, or
have washed this peculiarly dirty linen in
punlio, had Bowen not been elected to the
Congress Of the Usited States. The cleo
tion is the cause Of his 80 -ace., Argal, he
is martyr, and should be canon,zed and
embalmed and sent to foreign paris, with
thousands Of dollars year, to keep COM
psny with another poor martyr OF the same
sismp-Dani-l E Sickles.
Our only fear ia that Bowen's telegram
may be nothing more than blusterous at
tempt TO conceal his signal discontinue
When he was only Radical, he was pub
lioly soored as murderer and forger, and
said not word. Why should he be moro
sensitive now that he is Radical Congress.
man?
And It is passing strange that Bowen sets
no price upon his injured innocence. In
Hudibras we read that
"The worth OF any thing
Is just as much as it will bring"
At what figure does Bowen set the dam
age done his spotless reputation by tho
publication Of the record Of his crimes in
TIE CHARLESTON Nxwss How much {?
Shall it be $40 600. or $4,000, or $780,.
900? Say o cool Ave hundred thousand
dollars, or round million. It will be just
as easy. we FANCY. to get . verdict. for. one
million ss Tor ono cont. .1
Oae thing We can promise. When tho
trial comss. IL come 1t should, there will be
new and startling developments Of which
NO hint has been pubAoiy given. There
are still some ehots In the locker, and one
chapter in Bowen's life is yet to DO written.
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e,mpsns.,.on to induce them to emigr.te, ous

oJnpenSAtDn 20 lnuuoo them 20 emiHrete, Dat
CsiifornIa can.
The "Railroad War" for the management
OF The Albany aud Susquehanns Railroad is q
prolific theme with the Now York papers.
pitched battle was fought on tho tract on tho
10th inst, in which nearly 1900 men were en-
gagged. The fight is thus described: The Eric
Company had from 700 to 800 men at the tun-
mel aud holding the station near it.saThe force
OF the Albany party at the upper end OF the
tunnel numbered 400 men. The Erio manager
determined to take the disputed ground. A
train of two oars MAS flied with men, number
ing, perhaps. $50, aud sont into tho tunnel. No
distractions was met with until the tunnel
WAS passed. At the uper end o rail WAS found
to have been taken up, aud was replaced. Then
on turning curve O train with Ramsy mon on
board w.s observed approaching. The Erie
men say they whistle "down brakes" whilo
the other train increased It's speed. Seeing
this the speed Of the Erie train was incress-
cd, aud the two trains struck with heavy
crash. The collision was the sigual for the
fight. The Albany men rushed upon the Erie
men with shouts, and they had scarce come
to blows before the Er1e party fed back
through the tunnel and over it. Tho engine
backed into the tunnel and re! urned. Boihen
gioes we're considerably injured. The Brie
locomotive lost It's hcad-ight and one Gag.
staf and part Of it's cowcatoher, while ihe
latter lost almost all OF it's prov and was
otherwise considerable bruised and thrown
partly off the track. While getting the
engine IN position again 1t was determined
to follow up the VIC orv. Some Of the Albany
mon had chased tue Erie men over the tun-
mel, but they were not in sufficient num-
bers to attack. After the engine was right
cd It WAS driven through the tunnel; but 80
much time had elapsed that tie Eric mon
we're rallied and ready for battle again. The
90 fiot was reopencd with great fury. The
Erie mon, occupying their own ground. had no
intention OF giving 1t up; besides. they were
expecting momentsrily the arrival Of the For
ty-fourth regiment. The A bany men, flushed
with success, attacked vigorously. Pistols
we're used. with stones, clubs and f1sts.
Threats, cr,ss and horrid oaths. were ml1od
SO aa to be quite uuin,elligible, except as to
their hideousuess aud profanity. Some of the
men we're drunk. The fight was continued un-
I'll about eight O'Clock, when the Forty-fourth
regiment having arrived. the Albany men left
the fie II and returned to the other end Of the
tunnel. They we're not pursued on account OF
the darkness. The E ie men sustained nearly
al the injuries aud took one prisoner.
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DEAL EsTATE AGENTS. AND OFFERS
Ii having houses to reit, can have their Placirds,
&C., printed at the lowest rates and in the newest
and neatest .tyles 9ktype, at 1HE NEWS JOB OF.
FOE, No. lts hastsay
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ITO HEsT, IT,. n. PLEAS A n'rLY nIrU.
u A1ED TWO AND a HALE STORY RESI-
iDtNoE. No. dadbdenstreet, opposite Wentworth.
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL.
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II. " il. W. CATHERWOOD'S
EXTRA FISh PURE "LD
MoNoNGAH HELA HIsKIEs.

Tn ORDER TO FACIl IT.TE THR SUPPLY OF
Il Qua pURt OLD iONONG Hell, RYE wHIS-
KlE.S to our former numerous cuAcmets at the
South, wo bave appointed Mrsrrs. b GERDTS &
co our Agents, who by tui. arranvrmeut are en-
abled to supply the trade 1T prices ich will insure
satisiactton. II. & Il. w. CATBERWOOD.
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WaHs.

WANTED A RRsPEC CABLE COL
W ORED WOMAN as Q Chlld's Nurse. Apply.
with reference as to character and capabilty, be-
WeNn the hours OF II and 2, To O. Il. PAHKNLN, No.
l23 Meeting street August II
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DAN II e q SyANTED.-P sINTEGS,
l. twhtte men, can find employment by applying
to the nAPl AIN on board steamer City Point.
August 10
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do hrnl.,

,FIyO HENT, yHE PLEAS tNTLY stTU.
Il hThD tWo and q half story RRsTDENoH, No.
society. street near RaHt Bay. Apply st No. 81
NARKRT-STREET, near Ansen-street-
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VA ANTED. A SITUATION By RE-
w sPR' TABLE whi.o Girl to COOK AND
WASH for . small family; Rood recommendations
can oe giyen II required. Apply at lHfS OFFICE.
Au-uBt