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Tho London Star, in an article on the re-.
,jection OF the American treaty By China. SHOW:
Ehat the Treaty secured substantial advantages
or the Chinese, while America disolalmed any
Finterference with their internal administrs
,ssnt ~ SannoI s DO thst the Pekp govern
that weak government SHOULD Yield 10 the
pressure OF Minister Burliughrne'e ef,emies
who represent 70 Il that the convention is At
not surprising, II now remsrus 10 Be sse,,
whether Mr. Burlipgame or 6r. Browne "a.
deots the mind and purpose OF .Pres,derit
Grant. The Standard thinks that tie Chifiese,
they are not animated BY the impulses which
Hr. Bdilingame declared they possessed. and
hopes ther. action will lead him TO abandon
functions which secure neither honor Tor him.
self nor benefit for the world st largo,
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sHREDs oF srArs -xsKs.

The squad of soldiers, under orders of the
revenue officers, left Chesterfield on Monday.
They behayedsdel
The County Treasurer Of Orangeburg has,
we learn, collected taxes 80 far TO the amount
OF about $25, 900. .e.,, ~
Thore was fire in Orangeburg on Mon day,
by which the house OF Mr. o. B. Glover was
hayed splendidly. ~.sn
The country around OransetiirR has been
refreshed BY repeated showers OF rain, which
we hope will bring the rice crop ont. 53l
The fine rains which have fallen in B,rnwell
this week will be OF considerable benefit to all
young cotton and increase tho top fruit, which
would not have amounted to much il the
drought had continued.
The 22d iDst.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON NEWS.


WAsH1NeroN, August 2s.-Tho Navy Depart
ment has advioes from Admiral Rowan, COM
manding the Asiatic squadron, that the rebels
we're defeated on land and sea, and their leader
captured. The rebellion is crushed out.
Tho late printers strike continues.
Nopresent prosr cot otrelief from fractional
and small note curreroy famine.
Revenue to-day nearly $3.50, 1000.
Falrell's, and Dwyer & Co.'s distilleries, OF
Now York, and Senator J. II. Henderson &
Co.'s tobacco factory, Of Keokuk, have been
seized.
Boutwell, and Grant.
Senator Osborn, Of Florida, has furnished
lists of persons he desires removed from nava
and army employment in Florida.
Official circles discIedit the reported reiec-
tion Of the Chinese treaty.
Fractional currency shipments for tho week
s175. 900. including $40, 600 to Charleston and
10000 TO Now Orleans.
Secretary Rawlins is better, but the physician
forbids business.
the income tax, preferring rather to relieve
manufactures.
The years internal revenue is estimated at
100000. 600.
Refreshing thunder storms here tonight.
War material from Mexico for the robels has
been safely landed at the Bay OF Nipe.
The Assistant Treasurer at New York, is di-
rected TO purchase bonds and sell gold during
September to some extent, and in the same
manner as in August.
Boutwell, is not expected at the next Cabinet
meeting.
Tho Interior Department dsburses about
fifteen millions in currency on the Pension ac-
count, due the 1st Of ,ptember.
The debt statement will show little Or no re-
duclion.
Revenue still improves.
There is no definite inform alton regarding
the return Of any Of the absent members Of
government. tr~
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sgPRErrY woMEN.-Ac COMPARATIVE.
attention Of society. Tnis ought not to be so hut IL
II, and Will be while men ne foolh and single ont
pretty faces for companions sii s1tEfa
q This can all be eh,nsed By nsing HAaAN,a NAG.
KoTIA BALM, which gives The bloom Of. youth and
lined sparxing BEAUTY 10 the complexion, piess.
i1s. powerful and natural. '9@ m 3 eS'
No hdy need complain of . RED, tanned. frecfled
OF rusie complexion who WIN tnsss. IS esnts In Ha-
ems M,asnoii,. n.lm ~ effects wonder.
; t}3 Il -r 4 .4ilat. lDa. iss5tetss ssS
20 trss.sye and dress. thsi Hair iuss Lyons "a.
thairon. nAe isp, yfmlm9 August as 8
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MODERN STATzsIKx.--Conaressm @. O.
owen is dubbed by IHR CHARLESTON News
the wickedcst man In Congress-" II oil that
ae siackey faction say Of him is truth. .wa doubt
snether he famous John Allen, Of Now York.
0opld court his company. B owen is charged
win theit, forgery, murder, arson, robbery:
and LEE NEWS Intlmates that his history is not
YET unfoided. Let us know IL all.--Lano1ster
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THE LANCASTER ROBBERY
HOW A RADICAL POSTMASTER ROBBED THE
ci,if - MAILS. ,ff Vt, -
Further and spicier Particulars. -

In TIE NEWS Of Friday was published gen.
erai account OF the detection and light OF J. II.
w. Cvunart, tile nsaicai rostnnaster al nxuv.a-
ter Courthouse. who had been suspected OF for
gerry and robbing the mails. The Lancaster
Ledger gives some additional particulars,
which we now print: 80
For some time past the people have regarded
ne conduct Of J. 81. ". Cousart, the postmas-
Y at this place, with suspicion. Our suspi-
-ioD was first aroused from the fact that after
repeated efforts we could receive no answer to
our business letters, many OF which answers
no doubt contained money and checks. Since
Gousart'e arrest, IL turns out that between six
and oight hundred dollars have been lost
through registered and other letters during
the past two months.
Tho evidence elicited on the trial has already
been laid before our readers. The Ledger con-
tinues. ,s3< ai-s,-
Al er his arrest by Constable T. 8. Riddle.
messengers were dispatched by the prisoner 10
his white Radical friends to 20 on his bond,
but they al refused. and he was consequently
lis bfSt@Se @ wa W. SSS
magistrate under Scott's appointment. that he
would have hum setat liberty In less than one
hour. -. = ~ -.l-,I -,
I, The low cunning was Immediately brousht
70 play upon Charles Jones, r negro maers.
trate. and he was induced to sign 9 release
without taking any bond whateyer-. .he being
had taken the bond and that re wsssIl reht.
Tho negro magistrate discovered oI, the follow.
ing morning that no had been dupea, and that
As soon as J. d. ". Oousatt. the postrnas.
ter. gained Terra Jfrnsd, he made tracks for
parts unknown, but It is supposed he is now ID
Columbia seeking the protection OF his friends!
ar informipg his accomplice Of his misfortune.
What say those now who used their influence
In turning ont worthy and efficient officer,
and Alling the position With ono Who never
hal . character worthy ofthe oonndence Of :
negro We know ct The time sth6t tho change
Wa not made for the pubic good, ,tbpt to grati.
- a malignant hate, and 10 humi1iAss fespeota.
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&S- The Helativcs and Friends OF Mr.
and Mrs. JAMES ROMAN are respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral Services of their only daughter,
MARY ELLEN, from their residence. No. 81 Maga-
zne-stroct opposite Franklin, THIS AFTERNOON s0th
instant, at Four o'clock, without further invita-.
tion Aupust 80
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sS sOLOMON'S BI TIERS. THIS PRE-
FARATIoN. compounded by one Of our oldest and
most esteemed druggists has. during the short time
In which It has been offered to the public attained
q reputation which has almost entirely driven ont OF
market the various tonics and stiulants which, for
few monihs. by e1orbitant. .puanng and heavy ad-
vertising, succeeded in building . profitable busi-
ness for theft protectors. .:..,,-.s 90
Solomon's Bitters are not Of the lsshy style, dc.
pending upon large advertising, bought pnffs ana
fctitious Recommendations for sale to gullible
public. Their composition 10 well known to and ap.
proved by many Of our best pbyslcans and the pro-
prieors depend upon the intrinsic merits of their
medicine to make It as popular as Il is curative.
They do notpretend to oher . medicinal prepare.
ton that will cure all the ills that flesh Is herr TO-
they do contend that the judicous gss Of these
Bitters will geeatiy alleviate human suffering and
bring very many to Q state OF comparative health
ho have long been strangers to that Rrra. blossing
Ono good genuine accommodation OF any pro.
fessed curative is worth dozens or hunareds OF
bought certificates, and the Messrs. sOLOMONS
have only pubshed few out Of the hundreds Of un.
solicited testimonies which the have received We
this morning give copy Of letter from Hon: hLtx.
II. STEPHENS. whose peculiarly enfeebled condition
for the past six months has been known to Che whole
country. His few earns,t words will 40 much fur.
ther 70 confirm the good opiaion already existing &c
to the beneficial qualities OF this medicine than
would columns Of stsreotyped rccommenditfoas
from unknown parties. = .ff ri II, I. 55ss
r LBzRrx HALL,
-, cRkwpoaDsvnLz Ga August u. 1889.
Aessrs. A.A. so'onisns d Co, Druggists, SspansaA.
5i Ca: a $50 = ~ .f-f
dxsrIsxKs-Plosss send me half . dozen bottles
Of Jour Bittsrs. I have been using them lately
upon the Iecotmsndation OF fdend, With decided
beneht IN giving tcus' To- the digestive organs and
general strength tony .ystem. Send by Express.
With value endorsed, @. o. D. Ia lJefS
Ys,stf Yours respectfully,
tsispedl ALrxANDRR 81. sIZpHEHs,... :.
Auau1t N 80 lfnO
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funeral Notifes.

AB- The Friends and Acquaintance
of tho lato ADoLPg HEcKMANN arc invited to at.
tend his Funeral at Mr. WM 8. FnAsEn's residence
No. 4 Hudson'street, THIS MonSNo. at Ten o'clock
August so
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Special Motirts.

IS CHARLESTON, s.. O., AUGUST ~,
lse9.-During my absence from the State, my SOD, W
d. DAILY, is hereby authorized 70 act ss my a.tor.
HENRY DAILY.
ney. 8 Aupnst 40
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~. NQTICE,rALL PERSONS HAVING
Demands against the estate o.. Captain JOHN FRR.
dUsoH, late Of Charlsstcn, deceased, win present
Tie same. properly sttssted. to MesErs BseYs .
ArxrrL, Attorusys-.tIAK. aud those indebted viii
mako payment 70 either d The undersigned san 2
isaad;nR0wn VA; !; MSNnEs. ou.liaed a1ecu.or,.
August II n =. 4 IS. .efs thrns
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) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DYE,-TaIH
splendid Hsr pysh ths SS.t IN the world the only
true and perfect Dysj harmless. reliable. instanta.
neous; no dissppotntment; no ridiculous tints, rem.
eaies ne III effects Of Bad dyes. tnyisorates and
leaysst tho hair son and beautiful black Or brown.
soad ~ all Druggists and Pes.amsrsj ana propsriy
sppaied At Ba.shsless Wiz Fsetoty, No. -. Bond,
street RsH Y9tt, g ,s Il In Ii5s, NayiIssyi
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~ REGULAR HABIT OF BODY Is
absolutely essential to physical health and clearness
of intellect Nor is this all. Beauty Of person cam
not coexist with unnatural condition Of the bow.
els free passage Of the refuse matter Of the sys-
tenn through these natural pipes IL as neces-
sary TO the purity Of the body the FREQ passage Of
the ofl Of city through Its sewers is necessary to
the health ofits Inhabitants.
Indigestion Is the primary cause Of most of the
diseases OF the discharging organs, and Of its
moat common results Is constipation. This com.
plaint, besides being dangerous 10 ITSELF has many
dIsaRreeable concomitants-such as an unplea SAINT
breath, o sallow skin, contaminated blood and bile
hemorrhoIds. headache, loss OF memory, and gene
raj debility.
HoSIErTER'5 STOMACH BIrTERs remove all
these evils by removing their immediate czhse In
the digestive orRans aud regulating the action Of the
| iutestines Ths combination OF properties in this
celebrated prcparaonis Is OF its chief merits It
is not merelya stimulant, or tonic, anti-bl.
toua agent or nervine, or blood depursnt, or a
cathartlc, but all these curative eeents judlcitus-
iSblended In one powerful restorative. It lend9st.
tivty aud vigor 70 the inert and enervated aloma
relieves the amentary canal oftts obsiructions and
gives tone to the membrane which lines 1t, gently
stimulates the liver, braces the nerves. and cheers
tho animal spirits. No other remedy possesses such
variety Of hygienic virtues. 1t is to those char
terist :s that Il owes is prestige as househ old me-
di;iue Experience has proved that It is as HARM
less as Il s e:aslou.. and hence II is as popular
HoSTErTER'i sToMAoH BIrTRRs is sold in
bottles only, and the trademark blown In the glass
and engraved on the label with our steel engraved
revenue stamp the cork, is est OF genuiheness
Beware Of counterfeits. pAc August 23
aTNOTICE. PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
cEIvED for the purchase Of the following STEAM.
ERs:
PILOT BoY.-Low pressure engine; 20 inch cylin.
der, feet stroke; capacity ITO ions length l12 feet
beam "a feet; depth Of hold feet
FANNIe--Low pressure engine, q, inch cylinder
feet stroka capacity 14o tons length 1I2 feet; beam
% feet: depth Of hold feet.
PLANTER.-Lisht draft; high pressure en-
gnes. 20inch cylinder, feet srose; capacity 1900
bales cotton; length l60 feet beam % feet depth OF
hold feet
MARIoN.-Light draft; high pressure engine 10
inch cylinder. feet stroke; capacity 100 tons;
length 100 feet; beam rs feet depth of hold feet
sAMsoN.-Low pressure engine. SAX inch cylin-
der 10 feet stroke; capacity 22o tons length 142 eet
beam rs feet; depth Of hold 0 feet.
RsLIEF.-High pressure engine. 90 inch cylinder,
20 inch stroke; capacity So tons length 6s feet beam
18 feet; depth Of hold feet.
Also. Pilot Boat YOUNG AMERICA, as she now
lies at Palmetto Wharf
Also one LIGHTER OF lao tons capacity.
One LIGHTER of 80 tens capacity.
ISAAC BROWN.
August 20 Executors Estate John Ferguson.
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~ German Friendly Society. Tho
members OF this Society invited to attend tho
Funeral Services Of their late fellow.mem Der,
ADoLPH HRCKMANN. at AR. WIN. 8. FnAsER's resi-.
dence, No. Hudson. street, THIS MORNING at Ten
O'Clock, Aropet an
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August 80

ss-CONSIGNEE'S' NOrIUE.-THE BRIG
Jo,IEA. DEvEREAUx Will be unloading TO-DAY a.
Brown Co g South Wharf ALI goods not remov-
ed by night will be stored at owners expense.
MOSES GOLDSMITH BON,
Auu,zf a-.~.-
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NEW YORK AND RLEsTOE
STEAM MSHIP LINE.
o Il N e w YOR x
CABIN PAssAGE 500

SrHn THE SPLENDID sIDEWHRRI,
~KM4HG BTEAMSHIP CHAMPION r. W
NEHItKMH LOCKWOOD, Commsnder, viii san
~@HG1s&- from AdRer's houth Wharf on SAr.
pRpAx, september xth, at o'clsck, p. II.
1S An extra charge Of t6 made for Tickets pur-
chased on board after sailing
A5- No Bills OF Lading signed after the steamer
E Through Bills Lading given for Cotton to-
K5- Through Bills of Ladpg given to Livernool
81 Marine Insurance by this line Y per Can't
81 The Steamers OF this line ara frst cjass IN
every respect and their Tables supplied with ALI
the deiicacieB OF the New York aud Charleston mrr-
kela.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ABGER & CO., Aqents
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay Up.stairal
The steamship CHARLESTON win follow ana
.aii on TuEs1A1. September Z, at halEpast o'ciocS
n. N. AuuuHt
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~ CONSIG EBs' NOrICE.-CON-
sIdNREs per Steamship sARAGosSA arc hereby
notified that she is THIS DAY dischargins at Wander.
horats Wharf, aoods not removed by sunset will
remain on wharf at owners risk.
RAyENRL CO.,
August 80 AGENTS.
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as-A FAIR TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
every lady who uses It that MILK OF vIoLETB Is
the most elegant and enectual cosmetic ever pro.
duced by all druggists and fancy goods eeaiers. v.
". .BRINCKERHoFF,.N New York, sole Wholesale
Agent Augrat 80
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FOR NEW YORK.

REG ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
THE SPLENDID ETEiMsHIp
M8H8.SZ SARAGOS5A, Captain O. RYprp
AElH4kNH3T will leave Vanderhorst's Wharf On
O'Clock p. M. RlVFNFT h co ~
Au&uet 20 Agents.
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~ A CARD-sOUTHERN LIFE INsUR-
ANcE COMPANY. ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.

ANcE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
To tie Peopk ofSouth Carolina:
The above Company was organ zed in 1866 in
consequence OF the Wholesale forfeiture Of Southern
policies by Northern companies. The unparalleled
success Of the enterprise has forced several of these
companies TO restore their Southern policies from
the fact that they could not operate IN our midst
without the appearance OF honesty.
We keep all our money at home to build up our
impoverished country-every dollar Of premium
being safely invested In the State from which 1t is de.
rived. The institution Is purely Southern and hence
should appeal with great force to the patriotism and
and sympathy Of every Southern heart.
IT'S not our purpose to make war on other oom-
panies but to exhibit the special advantages offered
by this purely Southern Company-founded on
patriotism and solid wealth. It's ratio Of assets to
hahilities-the true test OF company Strengths
second to none this continent being nearly $500
to 500.
Whenever and wherever haye presented the
claims Of this Company It has not only enlisted the
sympathes Of our people, but has also secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured COO policies
in South Carolina since the 10th of February. We
number among our Directors General Wade Hamp-
ton and colonel Vim. Johnson. gentlemen we'll
known to every citizen OF South Carolina. We ap-
peal personally to the people OF kontb Carolina 10
nssist in pushing forward this deservedly popular
Southern institution. j. II. MILLER
General Agent Southern Life INSURANCE. company
No. % Broad. street, Auuusla, Co.
g. Y. 1UPPER,
Agent, Charleston, 8. @.
b. W. DEsAUssURE, II. D.,
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as- SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLETON DIS
TRICT-M The COMMON PLEAs-JEFFKRsoN
STOKES vs. JOSEPH TUcKER-ATTAcHMENT
Whereas the Plaintiff did the Gath day Of fAusust,
1868, file his declaration against the Defendant, who
tas lis sad) is absent from and without the limits
ofthis State and has neither wife attorney known
within the same upon whom copy Of the said Dec
laradon might be served It Is therefore ordered,
that the said Defendant do appear and plead to the
said Declaration on or before the t,cerxy.h day Of
Au0us'. which will be In the year thousand eight
hundred and sixty.nipe. otherwise fnal and abso-
lutte judgment will be given and awarded against
him. j. Z. LlNDER, O, C.P.
olerh's ONCE, colleton District.
August 20 leSmo1yr
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Tho widow Of Heinrich Heine, the celebrs
tsd German poet has recently married %
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COmPY,l
THRoUaH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.


PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COmPY,1.
THRoUoH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
oHANGB OF SAILING DAYSi
kcsan STEAMERS OF THE ABOv
MX@&XS nnS eIe leave s U, Pier No. a. North RIvsz,
~ o'clock noon, Of tho ist. iith ana
2lst OF every month Except when these dates fall
Departure OF 1st and 2lat connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacinc and Central Amezisar
ports. Those Of lat touch OF Mansanllo.
Departure OF llth OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia apd
Steamship CHINA leaves Ban Frsr cisc co for tyh,n.
and Japan October 4. 1869.
,, No California % steamers touch at Havana bat 60
One hundred pounds baggage free 10 each adult
MfalePs EnS P: and atepS.nss 44ess,. Ss irss
at the ooMPANY's TIoKET oFFIoE. on tho wharf
"a North RvsE keS
FOR BEaUFORT, 8. =.
u~S THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
.ssaKc Captain q. o; KI4Io1f. viii ics1c
as above. TUEspkY MonE1so, s1st inst. ut O'Clock.
deSss EeuTniPPR -'n leave Beaufort WEDNESDAY, at
= a6- Freight will be received on MONDAY, soth
ins' until sunset Duplicate receipts are required.
All freights must BIO prepaid.
For FREIGHT or R';s5ES; JOHN IRpy xRR.y 1S ...n.
August 80 IL Market wharf
lcHANos OF soHEDuLx roH THIS rsIr omI.I
FOR GEORG ETOwN, 8. G.
ssE=A TIE Il STEAMER EMILE. DAP.
Freight at Commercial Wharf, ana Will leoye
as above on MONDAY NIoHT, the 30th instant at 2
o'clock. ~ 1----- -
For engagements apply 10
SHACKELFORD & KELLY, Agents,
August 28 No. I Boyces Wharf.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH. PRRNANDINA AND JAcKsd
TIE ELEGANT AND FIRsr-oLAss
11eEzKk SsTKAMER DICTATOR, Csptaip
w. i. MoNELTY. win sail from Oharleston eyorI
TUESDAY EVENING, at Nine O'Clock. tor the above
points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at ssyannar
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florfds
Railroad at FernandinA for Cedar Keys, at who'll
point steamers connect With New Orleans, Mobile.
Pensacola. Key West and Hsvsna. ;. = r
Mobile.
All freight payable on the wharf.
Goods not removed at 1uneet win bs stored at rts
and expense Of owners.
]. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
MayH NV South Atlantic WHAT
-
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THE aRIAr RACE.

LoNDos, August 2s.-rhe Times. comment
ing on the race, says: ''The Americans in.
feriority was in steering, but not enough to
account for the distance. The Americans
must acknowledge our style OF rowing the
best"
The comments of the press generally are
complimentary to the Harvards.
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@ NOTlOE.-NO BILLS WHATEVER
for seameu's wages or otherwise, against Yacht
ELEANOR. will be paid unless contracted by my
order. A. "A. GOLDSMITH
August 10 m1mo Owner
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Sptfial Notiess.

A6OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON. AU-
GUST 2S, 1B69.-This Company 10 now prepared to
FUND THE INTEREST DUE, and to become due on
September l, 1862 on tho Bonds of the CHARLES
TON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD COMPANY, en-.
dorsed by tho State OF South Carolina according to
the provisions of Section Third sd an Act to ena
BILE the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company
to complete their Road. which Section reads as fol-
follows, viz:
SECTION 8. That the said Company is hereby
further authorized and required 10 fund and redeem
the Coupons for Interest OF tho Bonds OF the
Charleston and Savannsh Railroad Company, qua
rnntecd by the Stlte, now past due, and that may
fall due on or before the 6rst day of September
1863. by issuing therefor equal amoant OF their
Bonds with Coupons attached, for interest," payable
semi-annualy, at the ratio of seven or cont per
annum, and the principal to become due 10 twenty
years after the date thereof And this payment OF
snid Bonds 30 to be issued In substitution Tor inter-
est Courons shnl be guaranteed by the State in the
same manner and as fully as the sad original Bonds
oi the Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company
are now guaranteed subject, however, to the Provi.
sions Of Section or this Act.
The Treasurer OF the Company will FUND DAILY.
between the hours OF Nine and Two o'clock, at the
Office OF Messrs. CAMPBELL Il sRABRooK, No.
80 broad-street. g. W. FISHER.
August so mwf Secretary ard Treasurer.
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EUROPE.
LOPEZ AND THE ALLIES.

LOPEZ AND THE ALLIES.
LISBON, August 2s.-Bra2ilian advices state
tina the Allies we're in movement on Villa Rica.
faraguayan eavioos sJate tIiuL Lne allies ART
not strong enough to attack Lopez ip CandaIa-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-30

NOTICE., THERESA SONNTA1, WIFE
OF OTTO SoNNTAa, Dyer and scourer, residing at
No. 14i Aarfetstreet. south side. do hereby give
notice that will carry business as Sole Trader
in ono month from the date hereof
August rs limo THERFHA SONNTAa