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s--APPEAL OF TRE HOPE FIRE EN-

AT-APPEAL OF TIE HOPE FIRE EN-
CINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AUGUST 8. 1869.
The officers and members OF the HOPE FIRE EN-
CINE COMPANY would respectfully inform the
citizens of Charleston, that their present hand
CINE Ia very much out OF Iepatr and will require
large outlay of money to put 1T in O good working
condition. They feel satisfied that 1T would be use.
less expenditure OF money to repair hand engine at
this time. especially when steam takes precedence
over that which requires manual labor The engine
now in use has been in active service tor over
twelve years
In consideration Of the above stated facts the
have resolved to parchsse substantial steamer,
located In one OF tho largest and wealhiest wards of
the city, Ward No They feel confident that the
services of such steamer would be much more re-
quisite than hand engine in times Of confagration
aud III purpose they have concluded to appeal
to our citizons for aid to carry eut the r plane 1t
has been long time since this company has called
upon tie public for assistance. from the very fact
that at the time they procured tho present engine
more than one-half the amount was taken from its
treasury to make the purchase .5 e
1he following Committee have been appointed to
canvass the various Wards the city to solict sab.
scrptions from such Of our citizens az appreciate
the services Of who risk their lives In attempt
ing to save property without receiving any personal
benefit whstever, save tho satisfaction Of knowing
that they are employed IN doing good for their fellow
creatures III time Of emergency: B. p. SEYMOUR.
WILLIAM BROOKBANKs, Jr., JOHN KENNY, II.
T. PETERS. aEoRaE BURKE. J. II. Bake. F.
PUCKHADER. L. LIPMAN.
". q. SMITH.
Presidents Hope Fire Engine Company, f
u August 4 Chairman of; Committee 'sQ
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TEE ADDISON CHESS WE'LL AFFAIR.
The state Constable Huhbard's Account.
a Further PaEtic uiars

State Constable Hubbard gives the following
account OF the recent trouble In Edgefeld, fur
nishcd by one OF his deputies: ~
An affair of o very serious nature took place
one mile and o half from this place, on tho
N:nety.six roAd to-lay.. August s.. At about
ten O'Clock, as two brothers-Charley and d.
Gressweli were returning home in their buggy
from this village. they were shot by two men,
supposed to be George and James Addison, viii
had copcealed themselves in 9 plam-tree thick.
ed almost Immediately. as he expired within q
few minutes after their reaching DIR. Parker's
house, situated about tive hundred yards above
where the shooting occurred. D. Creswell ID
supposed TO be mortally wounded. Immed:-'
ately upon receiving intelligence OF the shoot
ing, three OF ug- mounted and went out To- enc
deavor to arrest the guilty parties, but they
had gone. A relative OF the suspected parties
came to the sheriff and lmyseli. and told sthat
give themselves up eas soon as the coroner's
inquest was over. which was then b. ingiheld.
The Aue1sta Chronicle has the 1o,lowiss:%
II Wednesday afternoon, wi1ll. on 6Ssr way to-
the offaoe, we saw tliesbr0thers Crceswsll ;n q
buggy on the morrill, aidcs ok Broad -strest. op-
of our c.tlzens. A short white afterward they
left for EdgeAeld Courthouse, arriving there
some time In the evening, and stopping ut the
botel that night. The parsiou'ars Of thetrss
Dr. .H Packers house, tyo males above Edge
field, was contained in 0tsr colums Of yesterday
morning.
Agentleman who arriye& in this city from
the village yesterday afternoon. called uocn
us, and from him We gathered the fOllowfn2:
AS the buggy came near DR.. Parker's house
two men. armed with sdoubIe-b -barrelIed sbut.
guns, fred at lhetr rreRSwell,s. killing ChDr1es
almost instantly aud Wonnalng J. u, in EoGr
places lin the hand. ehiH, breast and la the re-
gion Of the som lch, The parties who did the
shooting got on their horses and rode cff. i
l.ne OF the CressweYs attempted 10 ixaa. d0t hie
sixteen shoo6iDg rids, which. 1T is stated they
had withF them but before he could do SO the
attacking party had done their work.
The ooronsr'a j0fs returned q verdict that
Charles Creaswell camo to his death from gun
sh0t. wounds atsrthe handsa 0f a0nie person or
persons unknown. Mr.. j. ID. Cressweisfs atiIl
at the res, 1ence OF DR.. Parker. his wounds.
although very serious, arc not or su .h char
acter as to result fatally. Ho Was attended
Yesterday by one of oar r,ty physicians, end
was doing as wen as could be expected under
tho circumstances. 41 @ w 5t M Sss
8 .Onr infornaant Sdrtker tells us that smnae.
3(iateiy after the aahGotin2 Mesers. George b.
ard James Addiaon rode into Edgeheld and
gave themselyes MP ia. the authorities, Yester-
day m0tnina they leM Tor Lexington. where
the court is il session, 70 obtain bail ffon
Judge Bo0zer. sss a s .ss Is u i
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Special Notifes.

AT NOTICE ~ 70. LOT OWNERS ON sUL-
LIvAN's ISLAND.-By virtue of an ordinance, rati-
hed inTown Council the Arst aay OF August 1871,
all owners Of lots are hereby notified and required
to attend at Meultievllle In person, to send an
able-ooded hani. TO We rk OH the streets ana high
Nlys, on MoNDAx, August 1eth. and for Ave success
ays days thereafter. with psovsions. and such hoes
spades and whsslbarrows % naey be necessary .,4.
All p0naltes WIN be raidIy entorced against delin-
quents as we'll as agaanss those in deisut for the
years 1867 aud 1853. @S ei' q ~ '.9
1; For the Con- venience Of those Wishing tocommute
their labor well th In defaults for previous
labor the Intendant win 20 in Charleston on TUES
DAT and SATURDAY.. 10Th and lAl instant. between
the hours OF and O'Clock. at the Law Once Of T.
-. KINa. No 81 Broad.sfre -tAfstsh sae K
By or6er of JNO. III. TOUHEY.
& Moultziev1llgs August .. 1859. Intendant.
Nv August g. ssI .bss ,j:ass s.ssS3 K ,mve3- ~
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

nxPIosIoN AND EXCITEMENT IN THE BRITISH
PARLIAMENT HoUsE-THE POPE AND THE CoUN-
ou.-Go1nGENTs OF ENa1IsH PAPERS ON THE
SPANISH aUNBoAT sExURE-rHE CARLIsT
BANDS IN sPAIN-BKUsT ON THE PEACE PRos-
PEorA NAPoLEoN's CONCESSIONS. 40.
LONDON, August 6.--At en- early hour this
morning, during the sessions of the Houses Of
Parliament, great excitement was occasioned
by a loud explosion in the building. Search
w-s instituted. and s. tin case which had con-
tained powder was picked up ON a terrace near
by. The damage Is very slight. No arrests
were made. The atflir is involved in mystery.
Baron Won Beust shinks that unless war
breaks out in kurope in the next forr years the
peace OF that continent will remain undistub-
ed for long period thereafter.
The French Emperor coptemplates issu-
ing manifesto ss the last OF personal gov
eminent, IN which he will order the reduction
oatioDal SYSTEM.
prospectus for West Indian aud 2apa.
ma telegraph has been published, tho design
OF which is to connect Europe with South
America via Cuba and the United states. :
Affairs ID Japan are so unsettled, and the hos
tility towards oreigners 80 great, that war ves-
Yokahama.
correspondent ef the Morning Post at
Rome writes that it is not prob ,ble the Pope
will ren0-nce the idea of eoupcll. The
emancipation Of civil soclety from church in
haence ts so complete that it would be 81
perfuous to prevent it's meeting. It 10 ex-
pected other States will show the same rsod-
GRAFTON as Baron Won sBcust in his reply to
Mohenlohe. H7-RsA@
The seizure by the Omitted States Govern
ment Of the gunboats building for Spain at diff
ferent points in the United States, has elicited
the Following comments from London news
papers:
The Morning Post, Radical organ. says the
American government having exhibited vlgor
IN favor OF Spain by enforcing the neutrality
laws, has now proceeded equally vigorously
against Spain, and for tho same eause. The
writer reg ards the recognition OF Cuba by Peru
rs i'll advised, though spirited, and says I'm
spite OF all predictions the Cuban insurgents
seem TO be able to hold their ground. Whis-
pers OF the cession of Cuba to the United
States are now louder than ever. The Ameri-
cans have desired to come into possession OF
that island for the past twenty gears. Now,
the obstacle Of slavery having been removed,
il o fair purchase can be effected, all parties
may be satisfied with the arrangement. which
will give another state to the American Union,
and remove great perplexity from the arena
OF Spanish politics."
The News concludes an article as follows ::
"Considering all the circumstances which make
it difficult for Europeans to keep hold Of their
unwilling ooloniets IN America, and rejecting
that Cuba is now in insurrection, Spain will be
fortunate il. $40 600. coo ever roach Madrid as
the price OF Cuba.
Y MADRID, August7. After the recent execd-
tion OF Csrllst insurrectionists, the band to
which they belonged appealed for amnesty.
Nearly all Of the Carllsts have dissolved and
hammered.
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THE VICTORY IN TENNEss EE.

MEMPHIS. TENN. August 7.-Reports received
here from East ronnessoe indicate that Senter
has carried that section. II this report be
true it will swell his majority to 80 600.
WASHING TON, August S.-Returns from Ten
nessee indicate majority of 81, 900 for Senter.
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Au .ust Q

AT STATE AND COUNTY TAXES OF
FICE OF COUNTY TREASURER. CHARLESTON
COUNTY. FIREFRoOE BUILDING. AUGUST o-H,
1869 Notice ia hereby raven that this Once ia now
open for tho receipt Of the state and County Taxes
for the year lse:.
Taxes not paid or bef re the twsnty.third t2Sd,
day OF september, 1862 arc hatle to penalty OF 40
per cent.
All Taxes remaining unpaid ON the fourteenth
t14th) day Of December 1885, are liable to collection
oy distress or otherwise. with additional penalty
OF Ave ~ per cent for collection thereof
The total rate of leves for state purposes is seven
and Q half (7k) mills on The dollar.
The total rate for County purposes 10 three ts)
mills II the dollar.
An assessment on the General Tax OF each taxpay.
or in the City Of Charleston, for Free Schools is
teen t16) per cent. on the amount Of said tax.
The State Taxes are payable In Bills Receivable Of
the State, United States Currency, National Bank
Notes. Gold and Silver Coin.
In addition to the above, Coupons dated since LIST
July 1857 fron certain State Bonds. will also be re-
ceivable In payment of the State Taxes viz:
1. Six per cent. Bonds issued by the state. under
an act Of 1854. in aid Of the Blue Ridge Railroad
2. Six per cent. Bonds tssued by the state. uuder
the acts of 1853 and 1885, f,r the construction of the
new statehouse. and per cent. Bonds Issued by
the State under the acts Of september and Decem-
Der 1885, for funding The past due principal and in
terest on tho State debit
All Coupons that havc accrued on Bonds denoted
let and 49, before 1st July 1867. are fuud
under the acts referred to above Of September and
December, 1865. and are not rece vable for taxes.
The County Taxes payable in United States
Currency. FLEETWOOD LANSEAu
Treasurer OF Charleston County
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SPECIAL No,ifes.

AS-MR. GEORGE COLMAN lS AUTHOR
lied to ect as our Attorney during absence
from the state. j. r. READ co.
August 8 q
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I IWbituarp.

NOWELL.-Dted, at McGlellanville 8. O.. on I'd
August In the fosty-secona year Of his age and IN
ity. JOHN LAhOELLkb NOWELL, NJ D., member
OF the Royal College of Surgsons, england.
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aFlC MAIL 'sTEArlsfIlP COmrY,a

FAC2FIC MAIL STEAMSHlP COMPY,8
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANoE OF SAILING DAYS!
.SrSsas, sTRAMFRs OF TEE ARov.
1.Z%HS1@ line leave Pier No. a. North Riysr
GslMkkkdE foot of Canal street. Now York. a,
~ II O'Clock noon. Of the Isl, lltb scd
1sl OF every month texcept when these dates faN
en- Sunday then the Saturday preceding).
Departure of 1st and 11st connect at pahams with
stesners TOR South Pacific and Central American
ports Those or lst touch at Nanzanillo.
me new steam line from Panama 10 Australia anl
Now Zealand. ~"
and Japan September 4 1869,
;, no California steamers touch at Havana, but 20
direct from New York to Aspinwal.
ono hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free. -
For Passage Tickets OF further information spply
at the COMPANX'S TICKET OFFICE on the whnd
foot Of Canal-street, North River New York
march IL 1yr F. r. BABY, Agent
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sg PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES, as delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anato.Ay, embracing the SUBJ
jccts How to Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and Ola Age /; Manhood generally review,
cd the Cause of Indigestion Flatulance and Ner-.
vous Diseases accounted for Marriage Philosophi-
caLy Considered. sc. o4Aese Lectures will be for
warded on receipt of four stamps, by addressing
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATO.
MY, No. "a West Baltmore-street. Baltimore. Md.
April 10 mwf 1yr
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y NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New YORK, August 7.-3usiness generally
was dull to-day. The bank statement is unfil-
vorable. The liabilities show an increase Of
$500 900, while the legal tender reserve is re-
duced nearly $4,000, 900, and loans largely ex-
panded. The shipments of specie today
amounted to 50 600 600. IS
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-An establishments Tor canning fxr,t in n
:guccssafns operation ~ West FOinf. Gh. STtiia
y said 10 be tho ttrst Of its kind S6nth of DEi2
stimore. A n "a 75 Z, ,ss S, M
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--Wheat is ponring into Richmond nom all
portions Of virginis. TAo mills. 0allepo and
haxalrs are running day and night, and turn
hours. ss'ls3 n 3eysT-s
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA.

&ON EAAAVkAAs FLORIDA
VIA 6AvANNAH. FFRNANDlNA AND JAUKa0
VILE.
r saE@A The ELEGA ANT AND FIRsT.CLASs
I5zsSTEAMER DICTATOR Captaip
". +. MnNEITY. will sail from Charleston every
ICEapAx EVENING. at Nine o'clock for the above
for Mobile and New Orleans, and With the FlofIs
kanroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys at vbicl
point s'eamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile.
Pensacola. Key West and Hsvs
through Bills Lading sigued to New Orleans al, d
All freight payable on the wharf
Goods not removed AT sursNt viii bs at,-od 80 -,.
and expense of owneps. ~ >'
]. ID. AIKEN h CO., Agents
may ~ INV South Atlantic Wharf
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AJ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notIfwa that she
IL lH1s DAY dlsch .r2tpg rxo at Pier No ]. Union
Wharvcs All Goods not taken away at sunset will
remain on wha at ConsiRnee's risk.
MOKDkCAI & CO,
Au .usto Aoor+.
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@ALL PERSONS IN THIS STATE IN
DEBAaD to the estate OF the late OWEN THOMAS.
OF Columbus. Gar will make payment ana oil those
having claims against the same win present them,
properly attested. to Messrs. RUTLEDaE YoUN0,
Solicitors, No. 26 Broad-street Charleston, or TO
the undersigned. at Columbus Georgia.
JAhiKs I. TaWEArr.
August 1amo3 Administrator.
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aS- ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN,-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood. with the humane view OF treatment and curo.
cent by mail free Of charge. Address HOWARD AS.
ISOLATION. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
NAV o-,o.
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sSNofICE. MONTHS AFTER
dassoT under the existing laws. application win be
made for CHARTER for Cotton Mil at the moef
eligible point oa Black Creek in tho neghborhood OF
Doves Depot. lamo9 Jnna7
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EOR nhW xJHsx.
REG ULAR LINE EVERY WEpvEsDA 4
PAssAGB 800.

.r.Essa THK SPLENDID eIOE WHEHI
>-.y#sYyS HvE.M.h Up MAGNOLIA, Captaia
<@oM&M n. B. CRewE11. hav ng elegant ana
'@''"sss- spacious accomm oda,ions Tor pas-
sengezs, Will leave VsRdsrnorst's wnst+ OF WIZ.
hEsDAY, August 11th. 1862 at halfpast O'Clock
a. n. RAVENTJ A 20, ..rS.
August s ~ ""
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A9- sFRESH AS A MAIDEN's BLUsH"-
iIs the pure peachy Complexion which follows tho
use Of, HAGAN'J MAGNOLIA BALM. 1t is the
True Secret Of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies' in 3d.
oiety understand this. =. @A ase
The MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustic Coun.
try Girl into City Belle more rapidly than any other
one thing. ,
Re1ness. sunburn. Tan. Frechles. Blotches and all
effects Of the Summer Sun disappear when 1t is used
and genial cultivated fresh expression is obtained,
which rivals the Boom of Youth Beauty is posi-
BILE to all who will invest seventy five cents at any
respectable store and insist on getting the MAaNo-
LA BALM sSs9.a eN
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President Hope Fire Engine Company,
AUGUST 3 Chairman Of Committee

a% A LIFE-SAvING aEFORMATION.-A
radical change hos been introduced in the practice
OF medicine. Physicians have ceased 10 torture ana
PROSTATE their patients. Instead Of pulling down.
they build mp; Instead Of assaultlng Nature, they
sssist her. Cupping 1eechi1g, blistering, venesec
tion. calomei. antimony, Supplying narcotics, ana
rasping purgsttvcas once the iavorte resources of
the faculty. Bov rarey gesorted to even by the
most dognatic members Of the profession. The old
creed was that disease was something which must
be expe b. violent artificial means. Irrespective
OF the wear and tear Of the vtsl cganiz tion in the
process. The new creed recognizes the improve.
pent OF the general health essential to the cure Of
OIL local atlments. Hence is Is that HOSrETrER'5
STOMACH BIrrERS, the most potent vegetable
tonic that pharmacy has brought to ths assis-
tance Of nature In her struggles with dissase has
bpen cordially approved 5y practitioners of the
modern school It ts pleasant to reAect that ason
and philosophy have at last been victorious 0var the
errors OF the past and that thousands and tens OF
thousands, Of human beings are alive and we'll 20.
day, Who woutd indubitahy be mou,dering in their
graves had they been subjected to the pains and
penalties which were deemed orthodox and iadis.
psnsable thirty or fortys years ago.
5 Preventive medication was gaarcoly thought OF
then; but now Is oonsidsrsi OF per ..nodnt Inn.
porancs and the celebrity oS the standari invgor-
es &tefauveH ana sxeetOrauve OF tne eJ8s "a title
wh,ch H0sTRrTER.3 D BrrTsRs hsvs fairl ca ned
BY iheir long s.reer of suecess s manly dusto sts
snaciency ~ psotect;ye PREPARATION. iaaby
course of the Kitters 10 urgently recommended
st this saason Of the year % safe ana Seran anti
dose 70 the malaria whtca produces int.sittent ana
roznittsnt Ssvens. darrhosa. dssensery and .other
lmaladies g MAO Ar0uaf =
sT BATCHEIOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs.
splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world ths only
true and psssscA Dye; harmssas, reiiabis hstanta.
re0as; no no tidiculous tnts, rem.
eiiss The ~ saseta ~ bad dyes; invisoratee ana
leayes tne baax san and Haautf.l hsAck or brown.
so1 ~ sli DEuenista and Psrfurnsss; ana propssly
Appsssd at Dasekslsr.s Wis fecsoey. Ne. - BOND.
tstrsst Msw xsrA. IN Nay III !
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE FOR THIS TRIP
OhLY.
FOR GEORGETOWN;s. c.
"a .QK@A The STEAMER EMILE CAP.
TAIN P. @, LEWIS is now RECEIVING
freiSnt at CONNER ial Wharf, aud will leave as
o'G.ock instead of Tuesday Morning as heretofore,
For en9agt nens, apply to
~. sHACKELFORD KELLY, Agents,
LAeRust No Boyce's Wharf.
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THE 1oAYEs AND FISHES, AGAIN

More Trouble I'm the Radical Camp
The Georgetown CustOmhouse q None
or Co'atentien-CuMee Getting SiCl OF
tho Carpet-Baggsxs-The lnevita bile
Result. ISL
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A4-CONSIONEE1 PER BRIG SUSAN Z.
VOORHEES, sre hereSy notified that she is Ills
DAY d'scharg ng cargo at Central Wharf. All goods
not called fer before sunset will be stored at their
risk and expense. No Claims allowed alter goods
leave the wharf. WN RUAUaA M,
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THE cATERPI1LARs

An Encouraging Statement from Ono
who knovss-A Suggestion to tho
Factors. ~ Il,
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&5 co NBIG N Il NKW YORK MER-
CHANTs' LlNE.-Consignees per schooner 3. N
HAWKINS are here by otife! that ehc IL THIS DAY
dscharRing cargo at Adeer's North Wharf All goods
not lied for before sunset viii be stored at their
risk aud exuense No claims allowed after the ZOO ,s
lelve the wharf. wM ROAcu Co
ANCust0 ~ ~ ~
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DR.. LecOnte and tho two Un1vOs sities-.
Tho Fttting-wR OF the New y tnte-
hOusc--The Cost OF the Census--Eiqfto-
rtaA R Rotirement~Itcms.
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~ CONSIGNEES NO rICR-NEW YORK
hEROHANTs' LINF.-The Schooner N. w. sMI1H
VIII discharge cargo sHrs DA1 at Adger's North
Wharf. Goods not called for before sunset will be
stored at risk and expense of oonsgnees No claims
allowed after goods leave the wharf
August WILLIAM ROACH & CO.
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S1WpinB.

EXCURSIONS! EXCURsIOsSi
~ THE FINE FAST SAILING YACHT
mM ELLA ANNA, the Champion OF the soufh
w ts now ready and prepared to make regular
sss-'A8 trips, thus anordug an opportunitv to ail
who NAV wish to visit points OF interest in our h.an
tiful harbor.
For passage. apply to the Captain on Union Wharf.
June II -
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EDIsTo ISLAND, August 5.
TO THE Editor OF TnH NEWS.

EDIsTo ISLAND, August 5.
TO THE Editor OF TnR NEWS.
understand that considerable anxiety and
alarm has been created in Charleston by the
many vague reports and rumors Of tho cater
pillars on the island. 1t is fact they are hero
on several plantations, but up to this time
their aetiois are entirely different from the last
two years. 1 have kno WI them IN times gone
by very much as they are this season, and leave
after the first brood. 1 asst year the; were In
large numbers, and eating volaciously. before
thu middle of July. Another fact is that tho
oottons are more matured, many places having
from thirty to fifty weight al bard fruit, o por-
tion of which will be housed In two weeks.
There is no doubt that parties who have
made advances to the planters have great rea-
son to be alarmed from their experience of the
lastltwo years. @st &
What would suggest is, TINT they should
appoint o committee Of Iwo or three to come
up and tide over the crops and make their re-
ports. As it is now, many planters may have
difficulty in carrying on their work by the
shock to their credit, and they may enstain q
loss in thelmaGops not occasioned by the cater
pillar. Tie island is remarkably healthy at
present. and no one need have any fear OF dis
ease. 1t is hoped that this suggestion will be
acsed upon promptly, as twill give great satis-
faction to An EDIsro PLANTER. 4
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