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Harness Work.

FOR RENT. Office In HaskelPs
Bloch, snquirsof D. ". nAsKHti 4 co. ''a iooo
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III W E R Y.
80

IL AVING Purchased the Livery Sta
bile Of L. W. smith, has added to the already dne stock
OF Horses and Carages Ia prepared TO NEE, the wants
Of the riding public With elegant urnoute as to
be found In ay first class aiabe while his prces will
be as, low at least, as any competitor,
lie also runs the Fisk House Omnibus TO the Station
and will reppOrd 20 all orders len at the office OF the
Fisk House or the stable opposite.
y. A. sHOECRAFT.
Ashtabula, July 1859. lOsatf
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LEGAL, PROBATE MAr1ERs, &C.
LEGAL NOTICE.

10y virtue of an order Of sale duly issued from
said Court In the above case directed win offer
for sale by way OF public ancOn the door Of the Court
House, In Jefferson, Ashtabula County, Ohio, on
Saturday, the first day Of January, A. d. 1870
between tho hours Of 10 and 19 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said
day, the following described land and tenements towit
Situate in township OF Plymouth, in said County of
Ashabulq and state of Ohio and known part Of lots
number forty-seyen 0 ard b0 in said Plymouth, and
is tn same land decided by said William Willard and hts
wife to said Joel Briggs on the 18th day of February
inst to which deed reference is had for parcu
lar description Of said premises containing eighty yhve
(S5) acres of land more or less.
Also twenty-five (25) OF land In said township of
Plymouth, and adjoining the above described cigtyhve
$50 acres on t"e west side decided by William Hum.
phrcy aud wife to said Joel Briggs the 18th day OF
october A. d. 1865 to which deed refer ence here had
for description Of said premises.
II. j. CONELL, Shff as Special Mast. Com.
EDW. H. FITCH. Pl'f Atty.
November ~, 1869. 5w1039
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HURD & HoUGGTf -
LIST OF e.. GSsAgr.;,
Choice Books.

NoTEs.-Any book published by HURD & IIt UGlI-
TON, 459 Broomc Street, N. " will be sent by them
postage prepaid on receipt of the advertised price.
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Homestead for Safe. :

l. HE Homestead of the subscriber is offered
Saybrook half a mile of the Phstofke, the N
Ridge consisting Of good frame dwelling, Carriage
Barn, Grainery and other out buildings, ana five
of good land, well stocked with fruit and good water
Time will be given, II DESIRED half Of the pur
chase money, and possession given Immediately;
j. W. SIMMS.
Saybrook. Sept 2, 1869. tf1027
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BUCKINGHAMS DYE .5sk.shsrssS Il lhif ",
Pros IA cents 18TH. a bns pho
iNno1ooF y \. Jm bs presented % every susicri.
pnIHasH. Bessass
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,

A dressing which
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for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
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s0iM the gloss and
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-11
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsH1NaroN, August l0.-It has been de-
cided that base ball clubs are subject to Fede-
ral taxation. and must take out license.
Senator Fowler thinks that Andrew johnson
won't be sent to the Senate.
General Jordan, now in Cuba according to
the Third Auditors books, owes $22, 600 TO the
government. s x q
The recognition of the Cubans as helliee
rents. within the present week, is confidently
predicted.
The President is here and the Cabinet is now
IN session-Hoar and Boutwell,, who are az
sent, being represented bySField and Richard
son.
LATER.-The Cabinet was in continued sea.
sion for three hours. Three of the most COM
municative Secretaries were visited. but thev
oil withheld information beyond the statement
that several removals and appointments had
been determined upon, and vast amount of
accumulated business disposed Of
: Grant departs tomorrow aft er receiving the
o. The Cabinet reaasembles ON the 2Oth. Robe
son- hAe sSepxtte ON an irissaeetion Tom. and
= Will be absent oyer TWO weeks. Commodore M
Smith acts during Robeson's absence.
Admiral Dahlgren has assumed command of
the Navy Yard.
James B. Wilson has been appointed Assis-
tant Assessor Of the thirteenth, the alleged
dangerous division, of the Third Georeia Dis
trict.
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A0MARENGO.-F q YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PEEvENTlvE.-Th,sy VAL
liable preparation has been In private uss for many
years. and through the persuasion of iriends, who
have u ed II with tho most beneAcial results the
proprietor has been Induced to Offer it to the pub
ifc. 1t Is warranted to cure CHILLS AND FEVER
OF however long atanding, removing the cause and
entirely graduating it's effects from the system 1t
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen the diges-
tive organs. induce an appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. It is purely VEGETABLE
preparation, and 10 harmlAes tAat children Of all
ages may take 1t with safety As o tonic MARENGO
has no superior. ANA for debility arising from the
efSccts OF fever from other cause is invaluable
few doses is su1hsient 10 satisfy the most in.
eredulous sufferer Of its virtue and worth An
who try enc bottle Of MARENao win be 30 rnxoh
pleased with Ata eject, that hey will readily en-
doese 1t, NO HUNBUG. Fer evidence Of its en-
cacy and value, refer to NARENGO eircalars, which
contain certificates Of well knewa aaa respectable
eitiZens.
KARENGS il o genuine Southern preparation
the proprietor and manufacturer ang q native and
resident Of Oharleston and 1t is fully guaranteed to
give complete ana uAivevsal sataseasien.
NO HUABUG. TRY 1T.
Fer sale by all Druggists. and bs DOwIE 4
NOISE. corner Meeting and Hasel streets: GOOD.
RICH. wINEAAN 4 CO.. Hayne-street, and q. J.
LUHN. Druggist, Agent Of Proprietor, corner Of
King and John streets, Charleston, 3. g.
June DEC Smos
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TIE IE1EB MARnEr IN RUSSIA.

Sitting up all night with a couple OF Russian
ladies' might or might not suggest the idea OF
telling you something OF thu marriage eus-
toms OF this strange country. French wri-
ter. whose name forget. has truly said, .the
Russians are nation OF polite savages;. re-
Mark thatis not very apt, but it helps Us to-
ward proper understanding OF the social con.
/ idition Of the people. The rich are very rioh:
the poor ara very poor. The noblos are court
~, petite and as refined In manners as those of
the same class in Germany. but the SORTS, or
those who belonged to the mobiles. with tie
soil. before the emancipation, are rude and net
half civilized. .(~
Almost as soon as girl Is barn, in the be.-
yer M ranks M Or society, her parents begin to pre-
pare the dowry she must have when she goes
eyes orapy Hussisn young gentleman who pro.
poses to be married. the nust furnish every
shirts for her coming husband.
who had prepared costly doMry Of silks, linen,
Jewels, plate, &;., for her beloved daughter.
Mho died as she came TO be twenty years old.
a,, he moshsr mother resolved so eedoy 81! girls with
host OF applicants came. and she selected six.
None OF them had lovers; but now that they
BAD had ere respectable dowry secured; eacb girl was
speedily engaged, and, with the husband, tot,k
the dowry, and paid the rich lady by promis.
ing TO pray for the repose of her daughters
In no country is the arrangement Of terms
carried on with more caution and completeness
than In Russia. The young man goes to the
house OF his proposed bride ANA counts over
the dresses and examines the turaiture and
sees 70 the whole With his own eyes, before he
commits himself TO tho irrevocnble bargain.
In high life such things are condRcted with
more apparent delicaoy; but the tacts aro as.
sGerssinea g With aocnraoy, the business being IN
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house. but nothing was found there. During
the day tho house where his mother lives was
and up to a late hour last night the money was
still missing. In we'll posted circles it, ia
thought that BANDS confession is not full
QUE, that he did get half Of the forty-nine nun.
drcd dollars which Hargrove took from the
express safe, and that he has it now concealed
in this city. Despite the confession OF Bland
Hargrove stoutly mantains his innocence, and
has employed co.nsel-Mr. A. D, Picquet to
defend him. preliminary examination of The
three accused will take place before Justice
Ellis some time to-day. Lasster's Innocence
having been established, we understand that
ing. trtA
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THE EPIsooPAL CnuRoH IN InELAND. The
snoct Important religious news we have re-
eeived from Epgland for q long time is the an
sHouncement that the Irish Bishops 1--WE pre-.
gnme OF .oDdrse Of the Protestant Episcopal
Churcb although it 10 not 80 ezrsssssd) have
resolved that general synod shall assemble
~ % early day, IN With the laity az we'll
As the clergy shall be Represented, and
also 70 convene the provincial synods, 70 CON
slider local changes necessary to be made In
the cbnrch:. This w,ll be the fret meeting Of
synoief the English Church In The British
!sles In which lay representation Has ever OBJ
teined recognition. SO long as the chuvch
was an establishment copnsctsl with the ooy.
srnmens. Parliamept an the Qasen re aimed
m their own hands the entire power 10 reen.
late It's affairs. Tho bishops were fhenbar OF
tiae Honse Of Peers for .hst reason; but with
sud the cessation OF the right OF Irish bishops
toseats in the House, the chufoi in Irelsnd
HPsumes its right 70 ssss-Eovernment, and,
therefore. ite eynods will be important hnjiea'
The form Of government for the ohurch in
Z Ireland has yet to be provided, and this is the
tprineiPa! object for which these meetings are
10 be held.
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TIE ALABAMA ELECTION.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, August 10.-Full returns
from the Third Congressional Dietriot, give
Heflin. representative, 26o majority over Par
kinson. The delegation will stand :: Buck from
the First, Buckley from the Second. Helm
from the Third, and Hays from tire Fourth, all
Republicans Dox and Sherrod, Democrats,
from the Fifth and Sixth. This is O gain OF
two Democrats, the delegation in the Fortieth
Congress being all Republicans. The vote in
tho State will be but little. if any, more than
one half that cast Of the Presidential election,
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K w YORR R AND CHA nLA sTuN
STE AMSHIP LINE.
X y Il n 10 w YOR x
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

SSc1$aSa TIE SPLENDID eTDE-WBEnr.
<<IR METG STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN wooD-
S<xtHlk&M HULL. Commander, will sail from
s."e.'tase3Hs. AdRer's bouth Wharf on SATCRpAY
18th August, ct IL o'cock A. M.
GS An extra charge OF IS made for Tickets Dur.
chased on board after sailing
AS No Bills of Lading signed after the steamer
leaves. oA
, ~ Through Bulls Ls11ng given for Cotton to
Boeton and Providence. r. l. w
00 through Bills OF Lading given to Liverpool.
-. Garine insurance bv this lue per cent
~ The steamers OF this line are first class in
every respect and their Tables are supped with all
kets. ~
For Freight or Passage. apply to
JAMES AD0Eh Co: Agents
corner Ad9er'a Wharf and Fast Bay (Up. .tairs
a1- The CHAMPION will follow on SArUnDAx
the 2lst August at O'Clock, p. NJ.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
SUMMARY OF ENaLIs;a NEWS.

6UAMARY OF ENGLAND NEWS.
LONDON. August 10.-rke British Govern
ment has refused to grant an exequator TO
Major Haggerty. who was appointed Omitted
States Consul at Glasgow. The reason as
signed is that he was connected with the Fe-
nian movement.
Complaint being made in the English House
of Comm ons that the Fepian prisoners were
badly treated. Mr.. Bruce. IN the .art 90 the
government, replied that O'Donnovan and
-Rossa we're only subjected to the discipline
which their conduct required.
"A new English company propose to connect
South America with Europe and the United
>States by means Of cable from Cuba 10 Cen
trial America.
The Harvard boat crew continue to practice
on the Thames for their contest with Oxford.
On Saturday the Harvard made the quickest
time since their arrival in London.
The hostility Of the Japanese to foreigners ia
increasing TO such an extent that tn English
men-of-war in Chinese waters have been or
dered to Yokohama.
Gladstone is again quite i'll.
The Royal assent has been given to the bill
to pul chase telegraph lines.
SPAIN AND THE CUBAN QUESTION.
MADRID, August 10.-Impartial newspapers
state that 40 600 men will be sent to Cuba in
September.
Several Carlist agents were arrested last
night. The Carlist chieftain, Balan Zetegna.
was captured after desperate resistance,
court-martialed and shot.
The Bishops have taken no notice of the min
isterial anti-Carlst manifesto. Several priests
led the Carlist bands that were defeated.
Death promptly follows capture.
PARIS. August 1O.-The Patrie saws that
large bands Of the clerical party have assem-
bled in the northern districts OF Spain; they
are we'll armed. aud great Carlst deyaonst ra-
tion has been fixed for the 18th,
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aS- A LIFE-sAvING aFFORMATION.-

A9- A LIFE-SAVING aEFORMATION.-A
radical change has been introduced in the practice
Of medicine. Physicians have ceased torture and
prosrate their patients. Instead Of pulling down,
they build up; instea1 of assaulting Nature they
assist her. CuppAg 1eeching, blistering. venesec-
tton, ealome, autimony, Supplying narcotics and
raspin9 purgatves. once the tavorite resources of
the faculty, are now rarely resorted to even by the
most dogmatic members of the crofession. The old
creed waa that disease was something which must
be expelle by violent artificial means, Irrespective
OF the wear and tear Of tho vital organization in the
process The new creed recognizes the improve
ment of the general health essential tu the cure
all local ailments. Hence it IL that HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS, the most potent vegetable
tonic that pharmacy has ever brought to the assis-
tance Of nature in her struggles with disease has
b,en cordially approved by practitioners OF the
modern school 1t 10 pleasant to reflect that reason
and philosophy have at last bson victorious over the
errors Of tho past and that thousands and ten. OF
Thousands, ef human beings are aive and we'll to.
day. who would indubitably be moudering TN their
graves. had they been subjected to the pains and
penalties which were deemed orthodox ana iadis-
pensable thirty or forty years ago.
Preventive medication was scarcely thought of
then; but now 1t 10 considered Of paramount i'm.
porance and tho celebrity Of the standard fnvigor-
ait. alterative and restorative of the age "a title
which HOSTRTTER'5 BITTSRs have fairl y ca ned
by their long saresr of sucoas) Is mainly duo to its
eanoency as protective preparation.
eoursa Of the Bitters is urgently recommended
at this season Of the year. safe and certain anti
date to the malaria whtea pIoaucas ipterni++o-.
relnittent fevers. diarrhoaa dysentery aud other
maladies. DAG 6 August
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SPARKS FRO1r TEE WIRES.


The monitor Dictator has gone 10 sea from
Philadelphia.
The earnings of the Central Pacific Railroad
for July were over . half million.
The Cuban fiibuster. Colonel Ryan, yester-
day numerically horsewhipped spy at Mas
ra Falls. who had brought him forged letters
persuading him to return to New York.
A Newfoundland dispatch says that the
steamship Oeopatrs. from Montreal Tor Lon
don, was totally wrecked on sunday, near Ter
passey. The crew and passengers were ssved.
The steamsr Georgia. which left New York
for Hamburg on the 81 instant. has been total
~ lost off Cape Race. The crew end pssser
gers have been saved, and probably the NJ ai!s
and specie.
II The steamer San Jacinto, from Now York to
Savannah, ran aground, on Sunday, off Body
Island. The passengers and crew are safe.
and the steamer will be saved if the weather
hslds good for few days.
The first bale OF new Texas COTTON was sold
yesterday, in New York, tor fifty cents per
ksrnd, The second bale goes to Liverpool to
sse for the premam to be given for the
asst n sw bale arriving in England.
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Speeial Notices.

AS- A FINE COMPLEXIOr. FREE FROM
all blem shes. is secured by using MILK OF vIO-
LET'S which produces healthy acton Of the skin.
Sold by druggists and fancy goods dealers v. w.
BRINKERHoFt, n. T.. general agent.
Auoust
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THB WAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, August 1e.-Gencral Lesea ia here
sick. convoy OF provisions has reached Los
Tunas. relieving the starving garrison
The troops have surprised and killed forty
insurgents near Desengatos, M
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-. III. Pratt, formerly major in tue Com
York on the chaxge Of killing three OF the
guards At Jefferson, Texess wh,lEt making his
oscaps ffona the stoekAds prisoc there ID o.
tober OF last year. YFa'1
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FORM OF PROXY.
CRAnY norO~ q ~
~ BArCHRLOR's HAIR pYR-TE

81 BArCHRLOR'S hair DYR.-THIe
sp'sndid Hair Dye sthe beet in the world; the onlv
true and pertsos Dye; harmless reliable, instsnta.
nsoas; no d'saroointm emit; ridiculous Gnts: reuas
edies the Ill effects Of bad dyes; invigorates and
laavss tho hatr sofs and beautfal black or brown.
saldAy all OrusGists and Perfamaxs; and propsnay
sppnsd A. Bstaasior's Wig Factory. Ne. Bone.
street New York lyr NAV TX
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a% CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE
The Charleston Board of Tra,ls OFFERS A PRE-
MUM on TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DoLLARs
LARS (s2So) FOR the best eTreatss with Statistics
upon the past and present Trade Of Charleston, the
a6ysntages % the Scutheastern States Of making
Onarisstoa tiear emporium and centre Of exchange,
and tho measures which should bs adopted for sa.
euring to Charleston this position" g- y
The Treatise mnss be without signature. but
DESIGNATED by some motto or saRtsncs, accompanied
BY scaled envelope. sontaining wtthia the motto
or sentence which dessnAtss the Treatise together
with the nance Of the author The Treatise nust DO
haaded 70 tho Secretary Of she Io1r Of Trade on or
bsssfs the arst, day Of November. 1869. and every
competitor must engage to acqufesce oheerfully IN
tsas award az the CommistsS. TIE examinanon Of
ne Treatise ana ths swarding OF tbs Prize viii be
ssoh iaa 70 csmmit;ss Of seatemsa selestsd sole.
~ for tAsir ability and impartialityA
~ sscor Of the Board.
:. B. coBu. prssidsnt.
II. BAN, Secretary. sT
Chasssstone July ga seDe. w,s yaiy IS
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a .MILIYARY .ARRESC.

new YORK, August 1O.-A squad of United
Slate, soldiers to-day took Pratt. the alleged
Texan rioter, from the custody OF Marshal Bar
lew, and carried him to Fort Schuyler.
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Errors and Absses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hooo, with che humane view of treatment and cure,
cent by mail free OF charge Address howard AS.
ISOLATION. Box r. Phalaaeiphia. Pa.
Nav 10
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BALTIMORE A N ID CEI II l. E = ~ a. 10
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

<sfeSwcm THE STEAMSHIP SEA avT.t.
.-I&MX$s$S Captain P. ] UTroN will sail for
-<-lAsa&M Baltimore on BIDAY. 10 h of August.
- . ss.SSssZFsss at halt-p at 10 O'Clock A. M from
Pier No /, Union Wharves ''"'
HH- Through Bills Ladlng signed for al, classes OF
Freight to BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA WILwING
WES.. Wv >N IL
For Freight or passage apply to
COURTENAY & TRENHOLI
August 10 Union Whar,.
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FAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONapv!s
= THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN


oA1~o" M SAILING DAYS!
.sSSSEXw ,,1s sIsAAFRs ;sasd nt OF THE ABQy
~ O'Clock noon. Of the 1st, 1lth and
Nss 81 every month Except when these dates tall
Deparnre Of lat and 2lst connect at 4: sam, With
steamers for South Pacific and Central Americar
perts. Those OF lat touch at MarzanilIo
Departure of l1th OF each month connects with
the new steam Line from Panama to Australia and
Steamship JPAAN leaves San Fra, CISCO fo, China
aud Japan September l. 1863.
NO. NO California M M steamers touch at Havana. but 60
direct from New York to Aspinwau.
One hundred pounds baggage iree to each Adult.
Medicine aud attendance free.
at the ooMPANY's TICKET oTFioE on tSa vSsx sSr
0S. MsrcS ., S99al'treet; ~ North River New York
\ CHANGE or SEIZED ULE.
FOH PALATkA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH. FERNkNDlNA AND JAOKsQ
VILE.
e The ELEGANT AND FIRsT-oLAss
!S,eSSssa ~ STEAMER DICTATOR, Capfslp
w. T. McNEsTY. Will sail from Charleston eyery
points. ~t''
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah
ior Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Flqrli
a;l. ssailroaa at Fernandina for eedar Keys. at c
Pensacola. Key West and Havana.
Mobile. o1''"1A' "a"
All freight payable on the whass
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at rfs
and expe0se OF owEeps.
j. D. AIKEN Il CO., Agents
MayU INV South Atlantic Wharf.
FOR EDAsTD. ROCKVILLE AND
i BEAUFORT.
q .sufEueA THE STEAMER PILOT nov
Captain FENH PEoK, will leave for
tne above points every THURSDAY MoRN1Na at 9
O'Clock Returning, will leave Beaufort FatnAx
AsaNINa. at 8 o'clock, and Edisto at p M
= JOHN FERGUSON.
june ~ Accommodation Wharf.