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/. ~ TIE FEWER AND AGUE SEASON.
When The leaves begin to change remittent and in
termittent fevers make tteir appearance. From tie
suffsoe Of tbs earth bathed nightly in heavy dews
nom marshes and swamps surchsrged With tnois.
tures from the dying fosse OF tbe woods from fes-
terins pools and sluggish streams, the sun Of Sep.
tember evolves clouds Of mtsrmatio vspor pefiIlous
to health and lie. The body. deprived by the burn.
ing temperature Of July and August Of much Of Its
vgor and elasticity, 10 not IN proper plight 10 re-
slss malaria, and hence al diseases that are pro.
duced bya deprased condition Of the atmosphere
are particularly prevalent in the fall.
There ts no reason why the health of thousands OF
people should bs Tins sacrinoed. "A preparatory
course OF HosTErTRRS STOMACH BITTRRs 10 4
certain protection against the depidsncs spds en-.
demics which autumn brings In its train. Let all
dweIlers IN unhealthy loeahae iibls 70 such y.si.
tations. give heed 10 tho warming ana advice con.
veyed 10 this sdyertisenns snt and they n1y bid de.
ance to the foul exhslsuons which are now rising;
night aud day. from the coil around them No fsrn.
hou,e In the land ,hould be without I'LL Invaluable
exhtlarsnt and insiso.nt at any perioS of the year.
in tho fll lt is not safs Do go forth
into the chin. mi,ty stsoiphsre Of sep.smber
morning OF evening uitS ihe siomach uhfortined by
Try has yst given to the World. Hosisttsri BIItets
sfe sdmtt.ed "a % the pursst. ths most wholesors
and the most beneficial. 6.,rs ~ "a <
Lot all who desire to Escape the bilious stacks,
bowel eomolsln.s and nnAlarious fsvers. take thu
Bitters atslesss twice day thruushohe(hs rtssS,
season. its - Wholesome y n - ipnibss: xSoi
70 The trade 5aaff .II9stettes, atpsaaSh Rlters. ].
ard i.aslr rsSsnsa lamp covasaSs ihsy syseoff eoff. 3
| cousteffeits lnd tmiauoas abound.
keptA Dao
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II NBWSPAPER LIBEL sultan Ex-
AMPLE FOR BOWEN 20 =

MoBns, September IA suit for libel, the
damages laid at ten Thousand dollars. was en-
tered to-day, end a summons sued on Colonel
Mann, proprietor Of the Register, for alleged
defamation Of character by one Putnam, car.
pet-bagger and superintendent. Of public
schools OF the city. The offence charged was
the publication Of communication from dis
tingnished citizen, charging Putnam with hav-
ing been indicted for embezzlement. Alike
suit has been instituted against Colonel For.
syth, of the Register, and another against the
author Of the communication.
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EUROPE.
TIE HEALTH OF, THE EsrpxRoa.

-. THE sHkALTH oIsTHG E4PkRORt 'r, y +.
PARIS, Beptembsr Z. The Journal 0faoielto-
day contrsdicts the ALARMING rumors OF the
Emperor's health, saying; a"The Emperor at.
tends to his afiairs daily; has snftsred some
from rheumatism, but at no? time has his CON.
dition been suoh as to cause the least anxiety"
The sessions OF the Senate are closed. !, a, !.
THE EoGpTIAN COTTON CROP. ffisrii
LONDON, september 7.-AleIandria dis
patches report the cotton crop OF the interior
OF Egypt as excellent, both In quality and
quantity.
TIE oARLlsT INSURE cotton.
MADRID, September 7.-The troops have de-
feated thirty Carlsts under sEstartus, near
Verona. Estartus escaped. This is the last
Carlist band known to be on Spanieh soil. Y =
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but as my fathers orders were never ques-

but as my fathers orders were never ques-
toned, / silently obeyed.
My father selected broad corn field on
ingI Carrying me to tho field, he said: ''Now,
George, You see the corn; plough four furrows
Trrofully between each row. This field is q
sure gold Inine-one that has never failed me.
apend all their time hunting for gold" l fol-
lowed "Old Dick" and my fathers orders TO the
letter. When the bard days work was over. I
took for supper rye' mush and milk. That
night I was too tired and practical to dream;
by morning the golden fever was so efectually
cured, ! have never had retpfn Of it.
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Wbituarp,.'

FULLER:IDrowned, suddenly. near Beaufort, g.
u On .ne stsesnoon OF tho Sd September, 1862 and
son Of Dr. q. L. FULLER. In the sixteenth year Of
M age. Pare. gentle and noble In every feature Of
ms charscter aud person. .For know tie thou oh}s
IN IntI think towards you, saith the Lord: Thoughts
peace: ana not Of evil to give you an expected
,hs theJ shall bring the glory and honor Of
into II anythin that defleih. neither whatsoever
worseth abonatnaton, or naketh q lie, but they
Wn,ch are written In the Lambs Book OF Life" -
Beaufort, 8; O, septemb.r 8. 1869.
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THE CUBAN FIIIBUsEERs IN aEoR-
GA. =.

Macon, GA. September THE e1amiua-
ton Of the Cuban recruiting agents commenc-
ed to-day before United States Commissioner
Morrill,. United States Attorney Medge ap-
pearsd for the prosecution, AMI ex-United
States Attorney Fitch for the defence. Great
interest is felt in the result particularly by the
parents OF the younger recruits. The court
adjourned until TO morrow out of respect 10 the
late Secretary OF War. =" IsC
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VIRGINIA.
A rrl.o Fisht-Burnins OF Church

RICHMOND. September SAM; Collier, o,
Baltimore. accepted to-day a.challenge OF
Charles Doherty, Of this city. for a Prize fight,
to take place in YirRinin. ...c sl.u
Several distinguished citizens Of Richmond
will 70 to Warrington TO attend the funeral OF
Secretary Rawlins. iGsl s',a,,s
The insurance on the FIRE last night foots up
eighty-si1 thousandf the bulk Of il being in
Virginia companies. x---r.-.4s.i. = 7'''7'l--
telegram to the Dispatch from Farmyile,
announces the burning Of the Presbyterian
Female Academy, with furniture, library, &c.
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The London Morning post considers Cans.
n,daa great and growing. country, but sug-
eests that people and money ar6 HE great
dlsiderata; yet Il Canada win ahoa that these
can safely be sent there. tue old country viii
do better pAtt bS the new thin, ,in, supplying
her withtnidsduats ssrfisopi!s s'se - ''a''" .
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

CHICAGO, September Highwaymen rob.
Hbed Wells, Fargo & Co.'s coach at Malade Sta
ton, Utah Territory, OF forty Thousand dollsrs.
The passengers were unmoiested. 4
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.ss sOLoMONS BfrTERs. s.-THIs PRE-.
TAXATION. compounded by one OF our Oldest and
most esteemed druggists has. drss-r uS
reputation which has almost entirely driven ont a.
market the various tonics and stimulants which, for
few months. by e1orbitant puenng and heavy ad-
vertising succeeded In building 70 profitable busi-
ness for their protectors. F-
solomon's Bitters are not of the 1sshy style, de.
pending upon large advertising, bought pufYa and
fictitious recommendations for q sale to guillble
pubic. Their compositlon is wen known to and ap.
proved by many Of our best physicians aud ths pro-
pretors depend upon the intrinsic merits Of their
medicine to make It as popular as II 1. curative.
They do notpretend to oner medicinal prepara.
ton that will cure all the ills that Aeah is heir to-
but they do contend that the judicious use Of these
Biters Will gresty alleviate human suffering, and
bring very many to 8 slate Of comparative health
who have long been strangers TO that great blessing.
One good genuine Recommendation Of any pro.
fessed curative is worth dozens or hundreds Of
bought certificates, and the Messrs. sOLOMoNs
have only published few Of tho hundreds of un-
solicited testimonies which tho have received We
this morning give copy Of letter from Hon. ALRX
s. STEPHENS. whose peculiarly enfeebled condition
for the past six months has been known to he whole
country. His few earnest words will 70 much fur.
ther to confirm the good opinion already existing as
to the beneficial qualities Of this medicine than
would columns Of stereotyped recommendations
from unknown parties:
,g. Liberty HALL,
CnAwToRDsvnLE Ga August H. 1869.
kessrs: a. A. SosomoHs d Co Druogists. Savannah,
Ca; 90.
GKETLRNEs-Please send me half dozen bottles
OF your Bitters. have been using them lately
upon the Recommendation Of friend, with decided
beleht in giving tone to the digestive organs and
general strength to my ,ystem. Send by Erpress,
with value endorsed, c. o. D.
- Yiurs respectfully.
tstsnad, ALEXANDER q. sTEpHENs.
+ AuQuHt ~ } jTG' ..Lnisct -;ts!' 4,- 1mot3
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Spfeial Hutifes.7

40 ooNsIaNEEs PER sTEAMsiHiip
MANHATTAN. from New York. are hefAby notified
that she is This DAY dischargins cargo at Adger's
South Wharf, All goods remaining on the wharf a.
sunset will be stored at owners risk and expense.
10 w>r JAMES ADaER CO.,
Sept 1 Auent,.
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+ s9 MAEHOoD.-EA MEDICAL ESSAY ON
THR CAUSE AND 'OURR OF PREMATURE DE.
oLINEcM IN MAN. the Treatment OF Nervous and
Phy sieA Debility. ,A9t-cg ii'oa ,Suii7 "i yi%,
+ ..Ihere 10 NO member OF sooiet,rby whom this
book viii NOT be found useful, whether such person
holds the relation Of Parent Preceptor or clergy
rnan.';-xedteal Tissss asd Gazette. "a .eil 's
4 smt By mail on receipt OF ,tty. cents, Address
Il o Author, DR.. Z. DEF. CURTIs,
Sept az ~ Tyr ~ Washington. D. @,
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Il xTfHE NRATEsT. THE oUfoRRsT AND
THE ohRArEsT.;-THT N1sa yoB oTs1qs, No.
1ls RA9r BAY, hsvtns feplsnished its Stock With
new and large sssortnent tf-hissHAl 81 the Hnest
quality and hts,t prsp,sed, 10 execute. At
pnrKrNa q sw,y dssssipaon.l aaf-5ti sisfi
eCsl abd ea0Ains ths sea,s Of prices before syns
your orders elsewhere. & /, fF :
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%LADIEs, OWING TO THE PECULIAR
Aate OF the air surrounding thom, require the use
Of MILK OF VIoLETs TO whiten az we'll a. brighten
their complexion without the least injury. Bold by
all druggists Y. W. BRINoKERHoFF, New York !,
sole ogent TO- America. o4s,liss s.- Sept g.
@TO THEATRICAL MANAGERS. THE
CHARLESTON OPERA HOUSE will be ready 20
open about the first day Of December. Tho House
will DO tho most elegant Of any in the south, aud
superior to any Theatre in New York save "Booth,s
Theatre" and the "drani Opera House." Seating
capacity about 1900 if'fo--. v %! !'1gf az
Applications tor hiring by the single night, week,
month, or for the year, must DO made to, .,e; y,
rSl -t. JOHN CHADWICK, "a
y Caro- Of JULIUS L. MOSES,
3: Sept = g sSi6 - ieH Charleston. 3d. ae'I
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~PREFTY woMEN.-A COMPARATIVE
IY few ladies monopolize the beauty yell sa the
attention OF society This ought not to be So but It
is and win be while MEN are foolish and sir1e out
pretty faces for companions. ~ .'AF'eaI -
This can all be changed by using HAGAN's MAG.
HoLIA BALM. which gives the bloom OF youth and
refined sparkling beauty to the complexion pleas.
ing, powerful aud natural. ;tat% SiS5iA ftI I
No lady need complain Of red. tanned freciled
or rusc complexion who wiu inyest IS cents In Ha-
sans Mas nolia Balm, Its effects are ,ruly xonder-
'rap ,,,;.:o,5 (, ,,,.g
&, TO preserve and dress the, Hair u.a Lyons Ks-
thairon. pAc wfmlmo August rs 4.
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| AAo ooNNAnS' Dyer ana scourer, residing at
NO. Ai harket'sFeet, south eide, do hereby give
notice that viii carry on business as Sole trader
| In one mouth from the date hereof. =,
august 20 limo THRBFBA soNNTAG.
81 GARD SOUTHERN LIFE INsUR-
ANoE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
To ne Peopt. ofSouM Carolina:
The above Company was organ aed in 1865. in
consequences the Wholesale forfeiture OF southern
policies by Northern companies. Tho unparalleled
Success OF the enterprise has forced several Of these
companies to restore their southern policies from
the fact Tint they could not operate IN our midst
without the appearance OF honesty.
We keep all our money at home to build I'M our
impoverished country-eyery dollar of premium
being safely invested In the State from which Il is
rived. The institution ispurely Southern and hence
shoud sppea with great force to the patriotism and
and sympathy Of every Southern heart.
'Tis not our purpose 70 make war on other conn.,
panss, but to exhibit the special advantages offered
by this purely Southern Company-founded ON
patriotism and solid wealth. Its ratio Of assets to
habihtes-the true teat Of o company g strenRth-is
second to none this continent being nearly $500
to 500.
Whenever and wherever we have presented the
claims OF this Company, Il has not only enlisted the
synpathes OF our people, but has also secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured 600 policies
~, Soutn carolina since the 10th OF February. We
number among our Directors General Wade Hamp-
ton and Colonel Vim. Johnston, gentlemen well
known to every citizen of South Carolina We an
peal personally to the people of South Carolina TO
assist In pushing forward thIs deservedly popular
southern institution. J. II. MILLER,
General Agent Southern Life Insurance COMPANY.
~ ,t No. Is Broadstreet, Augusta, Ga. Z.
ol. ,ae!. g. Y. TUPPER, : !.
& Agent, Charleston, g. G.
Ivy DEsAUssURR. NJ. D.,
- Medical Examiner. -
-eu-7,- .-cr ~
We cheerfally recommend the above Company to
the patronage Of the citizens of South Carolina
Columbia, 8. Oh. 8. Preston j. p Carroll @. ID.
Melton. g. W. Melton, ]. D. Pope. - S4i
csmden.-J 3. Kershaw, Vim, NJ. Shannon, ". E.
johnson.
sumter.-John D. Moore
Winnsboro'.-w. R Robertson. j. B. Mccants.
James II. Rion. s,.I.1s'.s. y ;-f ..;s =
rYorkyille.-w. B.wilion, a.. G. coward. James Ma
SON. !. p witherspoon, J. r. Brattcn. ]. T. Lowry.
r. g. McGaw.
Anderson.-J. L. Orr ~
Barnwen.-Jo,. A. Lswtob. James Patterson, John.
carendon--Jno. L. Manning. T. G. Richardson,
Browne Manning.
,s.t REFERENCES N Oh ARLKsToN.
General JAMES CONNER, Messrs. PELzER.
RODGERS & CO, JAMES n. WILSON, Rsq., aKo.
Il. WALIER, Esq, LEWIS p. MowRY. Eeq.,
August ~ Qnnaa
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ss- cONsIaNEEg NoTIoE.-CoN:
sIGNEEs per British Brig COURIER, from Liver.
pol. are hrrsby nouned' that she has Tz1s DAY
been entered under the Five Day Act. and that all
Goods not Permitted at the expiration OF tLat tine
will be semitic Public Stores. H l3.tt 5as
Sept 2 tuths3; 3RAvEERL 4 CO., Agents.
ara s@AHANDsoMEINDUoEAENT.--FvERY
person who sends % 80 to the 'XTx cENTURY'
Publication Company. in this city, receives that
superb Magazine for one year. and copy Of either
Of the Raverly Novels or the works Of Charles
Dickens that may be designitsd. Specimen num-
Der with premium list 96 cents.
August 81 q" tuthsImo
. ss- EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICE.-RO-
tlco is hereby given that on the FIRST DAT or.
OcrostR ensuing. the undersigned WIN apply
to the Judge Of Probate OF Charleston County, for
n'i discharge Executors Of the Esate OF the late
JOSEPH PATTANL 81
g; JAMES =. sLATTRRY,
ts8i FBANCIJ POLlRoE,
10; Il. Executors Of Estate OF J. Pattani..
II
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FRRNANDlNA AND JAOKsa
" VILE.

p .UH.h THE ELEGANT AND FIRsT-CLAsS
3u{R SSTEAMRR DICTATOR, Csptair
w. L. hoNEtTY. will sail from Charleston eyery
TUESDAY EVENING. at Nine O'Clock, for the aboyt
points. 4.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah
fof Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Floridi
Railroad at PernAndinA for Cedar Keys, at whiet
point steamers connect With New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensacola, Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading signed to New Orleans an q
Mobile. y =.
All freight payable on the wharf. -
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at ria
and expense Of owners.
. !. D. AIKEN h co., Agents
+. AAyT INV South Atlantic Wharf,
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HAT Is THOUGHT OF TIE BALTIMORE RING.

MEN AMD MEAsUREs IN cHERAW.
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FOR NEW YORK.

REGULAR LINE EVERY THURSDAY.
/, at aSfSSysa THE SPLENDID sTRi MsHIp
.f&Yfs9 MIME roNKA, Capt. CAaprsTxR.
JE<lSIsE&1H will leave v.ndefhorst's wharf on
,-,se.. - *- THURSDAY, September o, 1860, at
sept4 !, - :. ,.IA Agents.
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HSMEDIOAL NOTICE.-rPATIRNTS sUFof
FERINd from Diseases partaiuing to the aenitcii
Urinary Organs. will receive the latest scientific i
treatment by placing themselves under the
DR.. T.. RERHTsJERNA, once No. u HAAEIn,
sTh RET three doors east from the Postoflce, .. ;,
AuRuat 26 - -. ., ,-..-rI- -il1GG FL
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1aar BATCHR1ORp HAIR DYRG

~ BATCHELORs HA1R DYE.s.THISi ~ .aa
splendid BAR Dye Is the best in the world fs op ~
neou,, no di.ppontin .,,t. NO r,a,cu,ou ,ro
edies The m ei,ecs Of b.d dye, Nni1r
leaves the hair sof, and beautiful b,,bk e NIB yod
Sold ty an prusssts and perfumers,t tsa IJtgf OIL
applied at Bachelors vi FactorstSoJ A1D1A VOL We
street, Rev York. 1yr ~ bIeutdapdt neht ina
s@ PHILOSOPHY OF MAHRrHaEe gGqus 1i9'
HEw COURSE OF LEoruRRsJ AsfaSntstedAt 1t tttgonoiie'
Hew York Museum Of Ansto.Ay. anfdoH
jecs Hoy TO Live and What tofkayri6ds joigh O1pp
Maturity and Old Age AAnbasd aspatb ussess, 1diIf
81 Gths tAuse OF Indlees.iopo oFS Ai 10 inD
paas ptse,.es soeeuOtsd fqhnii HhFge ),
s.ay Ssn.id.ssS. e. T6ss sS rae ssiinaup
siSssflaS i ssnaasSsE aSsktH 81 YsaaSiS yd
Ny, No. "a H.,t Baitmore.s.reet. Baltimore. Nd.
April 10 mwflyr.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CUMPY,e
-. THROUGH LINE TO III s,.is..,I,-57
CALIFORNIA; CHINA AND JAPAN.

CHdNOH OF SAIL7NG DAYS!
$fn SIRAMRRSc OF THE ABOv
ME&BHN line leave Pier No. a North Riyer
GTMlk8E~ foot Of canal,street, New Yorf. n
...A. - O'Clock noon, oftho list, 1Ith and
an Sunday, then the Saturday prscedinRL
Departure OF 1st and 21st connect a. Pauams Win
stsamers for South Pae4ao and Omtrai AmeyssSr
ports. Those OF 1st touch at MankanfiIo.
:. Departure OF l1th OF each month connects vim
the nav stexms line from Panama to Australia and
and Japan October T. 1853. 71. - 49, S----'
!, No Caltfornia .tesmers touch At Havana. bat Ro
direct nom New York 10 Aspinwal
Ono hundred pounds baggage free TO each sdRi,.
Medicine aud attendance free. =
For Passage Tickets or further information anplv
At the COMPANY'B TICKET OPfICE ON the wharf
foot OF Canalstreet, North River, New York
March - .1r F. r. BABY, ARent
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Spefial Rutifss.

~ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against harboring or trusting any
or the crew ofthe British Brig LADY PIRIE, PArEp.
sos Master, from Jamaica, no debts OF their con-
rac'ns will be paid by the captain or consignees.
]. a. RNsLow. Il CO.,
septs No III R..t p.n
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NE w YORK AND CHAR L. n sTop
BT Z MBHIP LINE,
CABIN PASSAGE $40.
FOR E W York

CABIN PASSAGE $40.
AS&anxD ,TI TIE sPLENDD sIDEwHREL
Sl&&&& WooDHUIL Commando, vii, - ..ii
- from Adger's south Wharf on SAT-
uhpAI' September 1lth, At 10 O'Clock A. n. = -
49,, an an extra charge Of s6 made for Tickets pur-
81 No Bills OF Lading signed after the stesner
leaves. ~ 'no ''o."er
81 Through Bills Ladips given for Cotton to
Boston and Providence r. l. ~ ="
A3r Through Bills of LAdnR aiyen 10 Iiverno,,
Marine Insurance by thfs line X per Cont
~ The steamers OF this line arc nrst cjass IN,
eSer respect and their Tables supplied With ali
kets. ~ ~oNA'1es'on mar
For Freight or Passage, apply. 10 u.
JAMES ADGER CO.. Agents,
corner AdRers Wharf and East Bay mp.stsirs
,vd,1 M cn me steamship JAMES ADaRR. T. ]. Locr.
woTD commander to follow on TUESDAY. Septen.
per u. at half.past IL O'Clock n. 4 Sent q
BALTIMORE AN ID CHA r l. &c sTON
STEAMSHIP LINE:
SfsAED THE sTEAMsHIP SEA GULL.
HZENR3N Captain DUTroA, will sail for Balii.
<EQEIk4tdB moro on FRIDAY, 18th September at
r,t- - Sc 10 O'Clock A. n, from Pier No l.
- ~ Through Bills Iadpg signed for ali cssses NJ
Freight to BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA WINNINGS
1UN, 1g, DELr WASHINGTON CITY, and the NORTH.
For Freight or passage apply to- q.
a,s.o., Il 3, coURTENAY & TRENHOLM.
oeRe Union Wharves. .,
FOR P;IILADELpHIAAN AND ROnrs,N
Hsf1A1 THE sTBAMsHIpJ. W. EVER.
-/IEAEIAM NAN. Captain J. N. HnoKLBY, Will
<SlMN&SS ave North Atlantic Wharf TnUas..
80 - E...ss@p DAT, September 0, at = O'Clock:
fpr 5feight or Passage apply to .r-A rT,he:rtf-
John THO GETTY
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FOR EDIsTO,
ROCKVILLE, CHIJoLM's AND BEAUFORT.
spN.A The STEAMER PILOTBoY
Captain FEM PECK, will leave for
ABOVE points on THURspAY MoRSnJa Mt 8 O'CLOCK
Returning. will leave Beaufort at g O'CLOCK FaIpAY
MORNING and Edisto at O'Clock p, NJ
ALI freight payable on the wharf i-;- 81,
j. ID. AIKEN, & co.
Sept8 South Atlantic Wharf.
FOR WRIGHT's BLUFF AND INTER-.
MEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE sANTEk
RIVER -.
rsEK.h TIE LIGHT DRAUdHT STEAMER
s&g$7z12 MARION, Captain ALEX. RopRnTsoH, y,
Will receive Freight on Monday, 9th instant, and
leave on "WEDNESDAY night, the 9th instant.
For Freight engagements apply at the
Sept Accommodations wharf
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We take from the Columbia Phoenix, of yes
terday, letter, IN which 1t u positively assert-
ed that there is no truth Id the Radical ru-
mors that attempts are being made in Lexing-
ton to defraud the freedmen, The correspon-
dopk : .
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mwf Secretary ard Trea uurer.
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from Richardson's house to the Dean bin on
the McGhee lot. in northwesteriy direction;
this is proved BY the rayinesi which al yield
vein. and also by the volcanic roqk which in.
trudes-all proves lssure to exist, and when
found, like the Loud mine, will provo TO DE
worth millions, for assure veins always in-
There Is more. gold in "Nacoohee and its
Surroundings" than. there, is in the yanlts oil
all the banks In the United States. How much
i sill cost to remove IL froma its present snug
mining, sinoe the Introduction ol improved
machinery. is greatly reduced, with the use oi
dozen under the Old process. TEo if 'TSssis i
that mines are now worked 1t 8 profit, which
were iabandonedcy years ago. zee no reason
why fortunes should.not befeAliEed BY those
who are engaged IN mining under the CaliEof
nisn system. The best valley lands bare com
with areat reluctance, as they do DOT iiiow II
In psrhng with ten acre lot, they sell q Eold
mine worth hundred thousand dollars. III 6 =
have nugget Of gold weighing fye.eiEhtbi
bsutSoi bnsa5e TS,Sn sfs PofSd %sp. np .eGsp
near bis residence. This gold .hiSg bsVI
ploughed over for many; yeart, ~ ma : VII
brought 70 light by hard, washing rain. Yot
can scarcely sink pit II; these hills and val
2 little boy, I got the gold iessr up TO on on
hundred degrees Fahrenheit, aud prevailed OF
my father to embark IN pjpjpg., 10 my, grea
nsnf ns,lsnn ne promised 70 begin Operations tbs
dazsled before my wakeful eyes. /. MAS n I'm In
patient that morning shonld como! AZ I'LL
Se ordered me 70 put sis soasb ins hsissss sa
s1a., On fd Sor.h .Ph'Ssa isyofits h6fse be tbfoush
d. Short aiSs9 DID dsa hsinsssssssS. $50 and
sEaa Z. directed 70 Ehitoh hln to the plough
thought this new mode, Of digging eoid;