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pRoPHIrT,s LIVER MEDICINE.

PROPHITT'S LIVER MEDICINE.
DR.. Prophat-Bavina used this medicine SUM.
cienty long to test Its virtue nd TO satisfy my own
mind that It is an invaluable remedy fer Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for eix years-and being persuaded that hundreds
who now suffer from this annoying copplaint would
be sgnaly benefited. he has been. by it's use sc
deem it duty We owe TO this unfortunate class to
recopmend to them the use Of this remedy which
has given not only himself but several members Of
his family the greatest relief.
Of the Georgia Conference.
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LIVER MEDICINE,
ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT,
ANTI-BlIoUs PILLS, AGUE PILLS,
Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic
AND
PURIFYING PILLS.

TIE EXCELLENT B n E D 7 Ee OF Q. g.
PROPHTTT n. D., need no Recommendation
their well known power In removing the diseases pc
culsr TO our Southern climate having already estsb
iahed for them an e1yiable reputation IN Georgia
living In the South are predspoeed to disease Of the
Liver It il granted by an intelligent physicians that
most Of the pains and sches Of our people are due
to 5snic or functional arrangement OF that impor-
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root OF the evil
Thev cure the Liver which IN nine cases out of en-,
is at The bottom Of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Cole,
Sick Headache. RheumsHsm, Constipation. Mem
strual Distinctions, &c, so common among our
people. Earache, T0othache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHlTT's PAIN KILL 1T
Ike chah before the wind.
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Hl..SwEsrRRooK.'

PUTNAM oocsTf. Ga, September q. 1888.
Dr.. O. s. PsppktG->k-I have used for tho hast
two yeara In my fsRily you, Liver Medicine, your
Pain Kill It. and your Female Touic, md have no
feaha m saying thatlhsy ere the best medicines have
epcR used hor the Liver sA5 stomach HeurAgie and
every l1ndf'are vabdued BY them. After uslng the
medicines solong. cheerfully recommend them to
My alo every one, and 10 Ill ihzt are - the
best snd safest tdies far al the diseases for
which fbey are recommended, &c
Yours respectfully, JAMBs WRIGHT.
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Gsma.srtial.

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ITHKNe n Y,-Psr brg Nmat flh-1H, ,0;8 feet
Inmber'r - -r,ilf, Q ij''IC -. 49,
YKRAANpINA, FLA-.Psr brig Bampden-100 bags
Corr, 20 bags Oass 26 bales Hay, 20 pigs furnt
ture. plf'' ,'..-i
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pruas, Qhtmifals, Gtf.

nK, o. S. PR y p H 1 T IT'S
FAMILY MEDICINES
-. ..---.
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An AFFECIoNAEE HUSBAND, ADARINd BURG
Las, AID AN ACTIVE CANDIDATE FOB OFFICE
UNDER a CHMSEY CONTRACTOR. "A short time
since negro named Frederick johnson drew
pistol on his wife and endeavored to kill her
with 1t, bat the, caps on all Of the tubes
snapped. Subsequently he attacked her with
knife. He was arrested and bound over to
keep the peace. This was his last appearance
before the law until yesterday morning, when
he was arrai0ned before Magistrate Mackey
upon the charge Of burglary.
The night before, about eleven O'Clock, Lieu
tenant Philippy was notified that man was
seen on top of one Of the houses on Tradd,
near Meeting street. He summoned five Of his
force and five policemen, and stationed them
in the yards adjacent and about the neighbor-
hood, 30 as to be sure OF arresting the man il
he should escape from the roof. Three or four
went into Mr.. Marshalrs house and thence to
the roof, and Q hot pursuit commenced on the
roofs.f The negro, being hotly pursued, slid
down chimney Of Mr. Marshalps house. He
as prevented from coming out By officers be-
low. and those on top threw brickbats upon
him. This brought him to terms, and be sur
rendered himself and bis revolver. he gave
his name as Frederick : ohnson, and was re-
cosnized as an Id offender. He had evidently
gone ueon the roof with the intention OF rob.
heg come OF the houses during the night.
After an Investigation yes erday morning,
Justice Ma;key committed him to jail.
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The Ous1ED CITY OFF1oERs-THE1R CASE BE-
FORE CHIEF JUSTICE MosEs.-The case OF
Messrs. W. N. Hughes, C. p. Frazer, P. @.
Query and G. n. Averiu, who were recently
elected from Office, was called before Chief JUS
tce Moses yesterday morning in the equity
courtroom. The parties were represented by
their counsel, Messrs. Lesesne & Miles.
Afidavits were read by MIR. Miles from the
ousted officers, giving an account Of the elec-
ton, terms Of Office, &C., and be gave notice
u! It he would ask. on the first three cases,
that rule against the Mayor and the officers
who had been forc;bly put into Office be grant
ed for them to show cause why naandan'as
should not be issued to compel them to res
tore the Offices.
Assistant District Attorney, on the part Of
the respondents, dsnied that there was sufi-
cient cause shown as would warrant the court
to awsrd the rule.
Mr.. Miles contended that the afadayits did
make out case which would warrant the is
suing Of the rule, 10 which the Assistant Dis
trict Attorney replied that he did not wish to
20 into an argument at this term, and desired
that rule should be issued returnable within
six weeks time, by which time the City Attor-
ney would have returned.
After some further discussion, the Chief
Justice stated that he would grant continu-
ance for fortnight to oblige the City Attor-
ney, but would hear Mr.. Miles now on the
question Whether or not a manddnaus was the
proper remedy. and would give the Assistant
District Attorney time to answer.
MIR. Miles then commenced an argument on
the question as agreed upon, taking the ground
that il the applicants were entitled to, the
offices claimed by them they were entitled TO
the remedy OF q n,dnddn,us.
At the conclusion OF the argument, the
Chief Justice announced that he would allow
two weeks time for the Assistant District At
torney to prepare his argument.
The court then adjourned.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLEsToN NEWS, the circulation Of
which is ABOUT twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina is the
best advertising medium for al business men,
For persons who want stu Itions or servants;
Who want houses or apartments, OF have them
m rent: who want or who offer board and lodg-
inc: who have lost or found articles of valua,
TEE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied. we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvEa-
rIsxMznTs, pdyment for which must invariably
: be made ,ohen tts order is gioen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics. house-servants, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or TO
ast; articles lost or found; houses, shops. Offices
,.,nd warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants Of all kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements OF the
classes specified:
Not exceeding rHarr LINES or 20 woris. cents
FoUR LINES or 80 words. 40
FIVE LINES or 40 vords.ss.....5o
IAN advertisements to be inserted at these
Gates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
NEWS Office bv 9 P. n.
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SEEDING CoALs TO NEwo,srLE.-Messs.
John F. Taylor h Co., Of the Ph@nix Iron
Works, have a0eently finished and shipped to
Boston . large and powerful iron crusher, de-
signed for manipulating bone phosphates.
They are now constructing two similar ma
chiaes for Northern orders. The world has
gone round when Boston orders machinery ia
CharIeston
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A Card.
CHARLESTON, July %. 1863

CHARLESTON, July %. 1869.
ToTHR EDITOR OF TIE NEWS
Messrs. Bentord & Mazvck beg to inform
the citizens, that while performing in Savan-
nah their band never received an assault from
either white or colored citizens. The only as
sault the band received was from the great
heat Of the weather. The band took ne part
in the late riot of the 26tb, as stated.
N. S. ROBINSON, Agent.
Savannah napers please CODY.
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= HOTEL ARRIVALS. july 2s.- Charleston Hotel.
B. N. Miller, Beach Island; Vim. Gregg. Johns
Island; Andr W B. and John Bonne, New York;
L. 81. Mcintosh. Philadelphia.
Paulion Hotd.-J. G. Nettles, F. McCabe,
B. r. Tupper. South Carolina; John 8. shuck.
BarnWell Journal.
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TIM DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Coz
,xEHoIAI CIRCULAR win be ready Tor delivery
at nine o'clock tomorrow morning. Bus ness
houses wlshing to subscribe for q specified
number Of copies containing their cards, should
leave their orders at our counting room to- day.
ERorders for ten copies and over will be sup
Piled at the rate Of two and half cents per
CODY.
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eonde ming tho ro'ous action Of the negroes
on Monday last would he offered 1T this meet
ing. 1t. however, adjourned without anything
Of the KIND being limited at. and our reporter
asked one Of the Radical leaders what had be-
come Of the reported resolutions. BE replied
that they bad beon drawn up and put with
other resolutions to be brought to the meet
ing, but at the last hour, when called for. he
was informed that thev had been left at home,
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TIE LATE Ror.-At eleven O'Clock yesterday
morning, the parties arrested upon the charge
of being engaged in the riot of Monday last,
we're arraigned before Magistrate DeIArge,
eolored, but. without an Investigation Of any
one OF the cases, the matter was postponed
until ten O'Clock this morning. Rate Lizard
and James Barron were committed to jail; the
.others bailed to appear. The object OF the in
1estigation yesterday was to ascertain whether
or not there was riot, and it was clearly
proven that there was.
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A Hnr roa DULL ImEs.-Take advantage
OF the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the spproa,hipa business season by hay-
ing your Job Printing neatly, e1peditiously
and cheaply done at TIE NEWS Job Office, No.
1l9 East Bay.
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TIE CATERPnLAR on THE SEA Islands. -
While strong fears were entertained by many
planters, from the experience Of the past.tw
years, In reference to the return Of the cotton
caterpillar during the present season, others
we're hopeful that the causes that produced
this destructive insect would, for time at
least, cease to operate. and, with favorable
weather, that successful year might be look
ed for. The season has been unusually suit
able, according to previous theories. to prevent
an insect visitation, much Of the spring having
been cold, while Lay and June were unusually
dry, and The latter very hot. This state OF the
weather. with the general good appearance OF
the crop. caused planters to be hopeful that
they had passed the worst, and that their ef-
forts would be rewarded with good crop year;
but, yesterday, information was received IN
the city, from several of the islands, that the
caterpillar had been discovered in the fields,
and specimen OF the insect on cotton leaf,
which it had partly destroyed, was to be seen,
yesterday, at the Office Of Messrs. g. How
ard & Bro, Boyce & Co.'s wharves, which had
been taken from the crop Of Mr.. Lawton, on
James Islsnd. The insect is also reported at
several plantations on that island. 1t is as yet
impossible to soy what these appearances in
dicate; out if the visit is to be as destructive
as the past two seasons, thsre is every. reason
to fear that full half the crop will be des-
troyed.
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THE News In THE CoUNrRY.-Readers Of
TEE NEWS going to the country can receive
their favorte paper'by mail, daily, at seventy
FIVE cents month. by addressing note, with
their subscription, To our publication Office.
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TEE MARION CRESCENT appears this week
enlarged. improved and in bran new dress.
We congratulate our contemporary upon this
substantial evidence Of prosperity.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
FoR AUCTION SALES, see Fourth Page.
LAuREY & ALEXANDER viii sell at 10 o'clock,
at their store. beet. bacon, &c.
REIoKF & ScHAoHTE will sell at quarter to
10 o'clock, ct their stores, hams. butler. DC.
JOIN G. MuNoR & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their store, d-y goods, shirts. &c.
WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store. household furniture.
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ORDINATION AT WMNsBoRo'.-On Saturday
the venerable Bishop Davis, assisted by the
Reverend Clergy. Messrs. DuBoss, McCul'
Tough, Walker, O'Hesr and the Pastor OF st.
Johns Church, Winnsboro', the Rev. B. Withers
Memminger, ordained to the order Of deacon
Mr.. Albert B. Stuart, youngest son Of the late
John A. Stuart, the well known elitor Of the
Charleston Mercury. The sermon WAS preacks
ed BY the Rev. @. Bruce Walker, and the can
.didste was presented by the Rev. B. Withers
Memminger. The. services ON the OCCASION
are said to have been peculiarly impressive.
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A F.. CHEW REUX,
SCULPTOR AND RcHITEcF.
MARBLE WORKS.
Corner Meeting-Street and Horibeek'x
Alley,
CHARLESTON, 8. c.
P.aus made to order and work .zecu4ed promptly.
July thm6mos
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CRUnDs.-The shower of yesterday morning
produced two distinct and well defined rain
bows, sure sign OF future wet weather ac-
cording to the ancients.
Six drunken cases we're disposed ct by the
Mayor yesterday.
Yes er,lay Lieutenant Phillipy rendered his
bond for $500 for the faithful performance Of
his duties, and received his commisslon-B.
Foley, NJ. Il. Collins. John P. Duggan, eecuri-
tiea
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The OTHER SDE.-In striking contrast with
the infamous conduct of some Of our vagabond
negroes on the Citadel Green few days ago,
We tax, pleasure in recording the fact that
at the funeral Of the late Mrs. DR.. 7. G. Prio-
leau, yesterday afternoon, at s.. Philips
Church, there were some twenty-five or thirty
of our colored people following to it's last rest
ing place the remains of their former mistress,
showing by their attendance, attention to the
services aad good orderly behavior at the
grave the great respect they had for her, who
had, no doubt, in former years. performed
faithfully her duty toward them. Old and
kind affections still exist among many Of our
colored people toward their former owners,
and will show themselves occasionally, not
withstsndiug the efforts of crpet-baggeis and
union leagues to destroy them.
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PERSoNA1'-The Right hev. Bishop Lynch,
of the Diocese of Charleston, is among the
latest prominent arrivals at Saratoga Springs
announced IN the New York papers.
We had the pleasure OF call. last evening,
from Mr. John s. Shuck. Of the Barnwell Jour-
nal. who is on bis way to New York to secure
advertisements in that city. The Journal is 3
live paper, and circulates largely in Barnwell
and the surrounding counties.
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UNITED States CouRr.-The United States
Court was adjourned yesterday sine die.
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RUS MESS No TIC e 8 .

UsINESs NOTICES.
WE WOULD call the attention Of all who are in
want of travelling OF plain trunks, 70 call at
John Commlns, No. 1Sl Meeting-street, nearly
opposite Market. His prices will be fornd to be
quite low. mth4 July 2S
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CtrcaIat1en.-THB DALLPF NEWS
I.sEINo TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNIzED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN TIE cITF OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES 7Hs LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THR poSToEFYcE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PR0VIS-
IONS OF TIE NEW P0ST0FFCE Law.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MREIINGs THIS DAP.
Howard Lodge, at 8 P. II.
Fsrmers' Club, at 8 P. n.
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Range OF Thermometer at tho News
Once.
= a. N. l2 M. 3 P. NJ P. N.
xeane.a,7.. 81 ss 81 ss
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lies before you.n .'Aud where, then.' asked
the patron, "are Pharaoh aud his hosl!" ''Wby
they are ali drowned IN the sea-
sAwYER's BANK NOTE SPECULATION.
So, if I were called upon, supposing were
an artist. to paintupon some wall an alegor1-
cal picture of Senator Sa~yer's Repubioinsm,
should accomplish the task as follows:
should cover the wall from ceiling to floor with
bills OF the Bank Of tho State purchased at len
deemed by Sawyer's msnipulatlons OF their par
value by legislative act. And IT any spectator
were to ask me where were Senator Sawyer's
politics. should point to the bills aud say they
lie before you; aud it were then asked where
we're his principles, I should say they are uu-
der the bills.
SAWYER NOT REPUBLICAN.
But it were waste Of time to spend another
mo nept on this gentleman's RepubIicansm
II IS too microscopic for details. Well did he
| bimstlt say, Q few days since, that he did not
| have particle OF influence with the kerublican
party. There is, AIN sure, Lot man III this
loom who believes him to be Republican, or
ever to have boen one. The political phrase OF
shooting at dead duck has become rather 100
| hackneycl for repetition. Well, then, this an
cient Democ:at-for in that school was he rear
| eu-ihs man who. in his Original prote sion,
was brought TO our shores to introduce new
system Of teaching. because all his affiliatl us
were uyuwed to be with Southern shareholders,
and who. IN his Democracy, has returned with
all its original fervor to his first love-,hls SEN
ator, elected by the Democratic votes Of the
Legislature. and acknowledging his Indebted
ness to that balance Of power. now selects his
friends from among the Democrats, and who
neither writes, nor speaks. nor acts without
the advice and counsel OF one OF the sh1ewdest
and most popular OF the Democratic leaders OF
our city. is o lit one to devise the uefarious
scheme of desn Dying the Republican party and
building Virginia conservatism (ueaven help
| the nark) upon the runs Of all that we hold
dear in our political talth.
| BOWEN CoNSPIRAToR.
| As charge Congressman {. c. Bowen with
being cc-conspirator in this unholv alanc ,
1t will be necessary that | should say some
thing OF his political record. Aud here shall
have to Introduce matters OF personal rela-
tIon to myself, which IwJud glIdy have
avoided, btcIuse Mr.. Bowen, in proving q
trlitor to the Republican party, was compelled
from my oficiai position 10 ma ke his first at
4 tack upon the parry through mc. My removal
| from I, flee must again be made tue topic OF
discussion. not because i'll lnstigatIng tha,
removal Sir. Bowen has violated cvary pledge
that an honorable man holds dear but because
IN that removal he has shown his antagonist
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ever walked the streets OF Charleston. Apart
from personal considerations, he believed that
in the removal OF DR.. Mlcxey and the appoint
ment OF Mr. Clark, whom Mr.. Bowen declared
to be worse than a Democrat, thlt in 80 doing
Er. Bowen had sold him self for thirty pieces Of
silver. He believed that at all timos and upon
every occasion public men should have some
we'll defined and settled ide,s. NJ man should
be undetermined as to the course to be pur
sued In matter where the question is between
principle and policy; aud IN such case he be-
lieved principle ever right, and policy never to
be thought OF.
Believing then that the Republicans OF the
City OF Charleston are desirous Of expressing
their opinions as to the course pursued. he
submitted for their consideration the following
preamble and resolutions, which, on motion OF
MIR. Little, were unsnim ously adopted:
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas Not oue Federal Office in this city.
filed by appointment OF the President, is now
held by known or recognized Repnocan;
and whereas, 1t has been shown by clear and
lndlsputable evidence. that the National
Administration in making these apr rointmants
has be deceived by the fa.se representations
OF the Hou. L. A. Sawyer and The Hon. c. G.
Bowen, our senator and representative In
Congress aad whereas, It is the light OF the
pe eple, freely and fearlessly, to 'xpress their
,ln. on of the conduct OF their representa-
uves be therefore
/. Resolued, by the Republicans OF Charles
ton. in mass meeting assembled, That tho
Hon. F. A. sawyer and the Hon. Z. G.. Bowen
our senator aud representative III congress,
have violated their most solemn pledges 10
the RI fpnblicans OF South Carolina, and nave
harrayed the trust con6ded 10 them by their
constituents. ,,. -.
Charleston. iu common with aI loyal men III
South Carolina regard the remoVal OF tnc u ~;
A. q. Mackey from the Office of Collector OF
Customs at this port. and the appoinlnlenii
OF George w. Clark, the mot DltIer anu
nersi.tent enemy OF the Republican party as
his SUCCESSOR, as an insult un"ltiill@i! cas'
upon every true Republican III the STATE
through the irc4chetous misrepresentatloos OF
men. Who urminGfIi OF he peoP'e that eie
" tcj them to ,.flicc. haze violated every oDll-
GatIon of persoual honor and every teacllaSo OF
DO tIcal goo faith.
3. Res6iced. That a copy of tn 'se re- OLD
tnn, lie ,lu.y certified aid torwLrdc TO his
Ey,ejIency The Pres don't, the Fecre tary of the
treasury. the President OF the s inat. anI the
Speaker of the House II R,p.csoa.atIy. OF
the United otaes.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
IL: RIOT RESOLUTIONS.
1t was generally understood that resolutions