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A LETTER FROM MAGISTRATE BUNCH
Yesterday. Magistrate l.. Bunch read q letter
TO us and requested it's publication. We
promised 10 publish it entire or to gvo tho
'grist" of il as Josh Billings would say. On
reading tho lotter We concluded 10 publish it +,
and here il is:
Mess's. Editors ON yesterday in your issue
The question was asked. How is it.
Magistrate Bunch held ono Kerr to answer
to tho Court of Gen Sessions to charge of
Larceny for Stealing . boat.
& released one. Carr on Saturday for SINH
lar offonce.
There was this difference in the Cases Tho
fomcr being Supported by Testimony Tho lat
ter Case wanting in that particular.
His rcarrest has not taken place when il does
there will be some ono about you may be sure.
Also when the humble magistrate is ar
raigncd for incompctcncy. Al OF which VIC
aro in blissful Ignorance of unless your issue
OF today may bc rcguurdo duo notification
Respectfully,
l., BUNOu
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DEATH OF COLONEL VIZ. p. SHINdLER.-Tho
mournful intelligence of tho doath OF Colonel
Vim. Pinckney Shinger was received in this city
yesterday. The remains, which arrived by
the Northeastern Railroad, were takon to
Mount Pleasant for interment. Colonel Shing-
ler's career as public man, u citizen aud a SOL
dier is well-known to most Of our readers, and
his death, while in the prime OF manhood, will
be deeply deplored. A native of Charleston
District, hc came to tbs city as q youth and
filled position in tho Office of Mr. Daniel
Horlbeck, then clerk OF tho court. This ho
retained until the election of his father Colonel
8. B. Shingler, to tho sheriffaty, whom he be-
came chief clerk in that off 80. After the ex-
piration Of his fathor's term, he himself be-
came a candidate for Office, but Was defeated
by MIR. j. D. Yates. He subsequently oc-
cupied the position OK teller in tho Planters
and Mechanics Bank. In IS or i57 he formed
copartnership with his brother and con-
Quoted q brokerage and banking house in
Broad-street. He had retired from business,
however, before the war and engaged in plant
ing in Berkeley District, near Goose Creek, and
was elected senator in the State Legislature
from that section. Upon the first mutterings
OF war, no was elected q member OF the Seces
sion Convention. Being thoroughly imbuod
with the dominant spirit of tho State, he took
an active part In the war, and rose to the posi-
ton Of lieutenant-colonol of the Holcombe
Legion. While in command of o portion oil
the South Carolina cavairy, 10 the Yirginis
army, he made somo brilliant sorties that
struck terror into the enemy. Aftor the wax
Colonel Bhinger resumed his planting opera.
tons, md also served ns senator in the inst
| session Of the Slate Legislature. Having CON
| tracted a malarions fever, it assumed vru.
lont type and falling upon tho lungs, changed
to consumption, to which he fell victim, at the
| age OF AZ.
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Auction Sales This Day.

JouN G. MILNon & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
at thoir salesroom, stock Of a retail dry goods
store.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
storo, fire engine, dry goods &c.
LAUREY ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'clock
at their store, three barrels whiskcy.
JEFFoRDs & Co. will sell ut balf-past G
o'clock. ~ their store, strips, shoulders, &c.
Samuel C. BLACK will sell at II o'clock, @.
tho old Postoffice, city and bank stock.
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THnouon BnLs on LADIHs 10 LdyR,rooI.---
We havo been requested 20 notice. and We do
90 with pleasure, that the New York and
Charleston Steamship Company have arranged
with arst-olass steamshtp line In New York
70 give through bilis OF iadIng for cstton TO
Liverpool. The rates until further notice win
bo nye-eishths Of penny.
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SERENADE.-At twolvo O'Clock last night this
Office WAS tho recipient of a sorenade from tho
members OF Charleston Hook and Ladder COM
pany, No. 2. Tho serenadors will accept our
thanks for the sorenade, and also for the threo
hearty cheers and tiger for The DAILY NEWS
given when they retired
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CITY TAxEs.-Atteniion is directed to an ad.
Ysrtisemont OF tho City Treasurer, notifying
oil Taxpayers that the last instAlment on real
estate is due this month, and II not paid the
properly will bo advertised for sale, not only
in tho city papers, but throughout the State.
Delinquent taxpayers should mike note of
this fact and govern themselves accordingly.
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ATTEMPT TO MUaDER IN EDoErIKLu.-In
Edgedod District, on the evening OF the 9th
instant, white man named O,Donnell was re-
turning homo, whom he was shot in tho back.
He was found next morning still alive. but ig-
norant Of the psrpetrator OF The decd. DIR
Pragit, near whose house he was shot, has
taken him In and Is caring for him.
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hiEssRs. CHAPgAu & HEFraoN, next door to
the Mills House, have for sale, cheap, 200 Nc
Clellan saddles, ut $S apiece, and 500 sets of
team harness.
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l. AND

Az an advertising medium. Offers facilities to Mer-
chants, Druggists, Haehinists. &C., Of extending
Weekly.
I.s circulation ia fast becoming general. Real
Estate agents. and parties Interested In ihe purchase
OF sale Of real eAate will find Il to their advantage
to copsult It's columns and advertise therein ~ We
ara e6ecting Arrangements by which our paper wtii
circnlate largely amon2 Northern ca italistS,
Information tending 10 the development of our
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Bates Of advertising nberal Address
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest tCircutntton.-7IfR DAILY NEWS
cOGNizED AS ia VIHG TIE LARGEST CIR
CULITHoN IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES TIE LIST or LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TEE IoST0FFYCE AT Tax END OF
KAcH. WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE pROvIS-
IONS OF THE NEW P0ST0FF9CE Law.
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BUsINEss NOTICES.

Mr.. 8. c. BLACK will offer stocks and bonds
for salo to-day. Read his advertisement in
another column.
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ufwspaprrs.
V7iaE DAI,sWELL SENTINEL.

TT7IfE DAtNWELL SENTINEL.
MERCHANTS, FACTORS AND BUSINESS HEN
will 1nd II 10 their interoat to advertise in the BEN
JISEL II has been published In that la ge and non
ulous County for seventeen years, and has circuis
Terms liberal. Address z. A.. BRONSON, Pro.
prietor, BlackviIle, sc.
August IS limo
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themselves weakening are no longer aggravated By
artificial depletion. Ihoy are met with roNIcs
that rally the vital powers and enable them to de :
fca. the enemy Chief among these a,,ies of Nature
in i,s battles With sickness. is
PLANTATION BITrERs.
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stomachics. As q remedy for tue nervous weakness
to which the tender sex are especially subject, It ia
superseding every other stinulant and nervine.
In all climates. tropical. temperate igd its acts
as specific in every specce Of disorder which I'm.
animal spirits. wherever It IA introduced It be-
comes standard article. medicinal staple. Drug.
gists although their profit upon II ia small 1nd II
absolutely ssary to keep preparation for which
| everybody inquiries. aud for which nobody will
eaccpt substitute. 1t is to-day the most popular
medicine in the civilized world. Extensively as +,
Is advertised it's best advertisement is the be
result which uniformly follows is use Every bottle
sold nsures the sale of at least half dozen more
Unlike other stimulants 1t bracos and forliaes tho
| system without exciting undue cerebral action.
The cheering effect which It produces upon the
mind is not momentary, but permanent There is
no subsequent depression. It does not, as fs the
|
cItanis. On the other hand. It soothos and calms
tho nerves, combining, strange as the anomaly may
seem, the qualities of sedatve aad gentle anodyn
with those of o tonic and invlgorant. The perfect
purity OF oil its ingredients. their admirable adap.
tstion to the purposes they arc intended to sub
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combined and the scientiac skin with which they
aro blended render this famous article at once the
mostj potent and the most harmless of all known
onics and al.eratves
sold BY all Druggists.
pecenher7 ~
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.

Masonic Fair Association, Mt 8 z. AZ.
Memorial Association, at 5 P. NJ.
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Aafiioa Sairs.
Fire Enginr, Shot Gaas, Dry Goods, &c.
IN MILES DRAKE

THIS Day. t1hllrsday at 10 o,c,,cL ;,,
sell at my store corner Of King and I,brr,v
streets. ~ '"'''
-, Il small FIRE ENGINE, 81 fcct Hose ! san ou.;
worm, Still aud ta,, / Doublc- barrel t;ur 4
br'och Loading ''arhiur Powder Ph,ks, > Conner
,atceIahH. 4 Air Chamb.ra tor Force pu,u;,.
rcplrrn int D:oEpors. I! Boiler for St-im Table /
u"i!'Sr Pumn. ship Lantern Tea Urn largo
IRON fot. aud large Plntforni Sclie.
%, ALSO
,,i9, 10 Gozcn Scar''t. Violet and White MEKIEO
~ ~ ni , IL AND DRAWERS, 10 dozen Linen Toscls
Elubroilcred llnnikcrcbicfs, Plated Tea and TabI.
spoons Printed .1wn Hosiery. Wax DOLL, Pocket
On Friday will sell a larg. as,nr;non,
Shoes nnd Hats just received Srni ts
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Auttial, Salts.

Stock 9fd RsfaH Dry Goods .Stors, C2othipy.
Hats, -Bianke;s. Sc.
BY JOHN &. MILNOR & co.
Tbs DAY,.lGth instant, at 10 O'Clock We will sell >,
our Auction Saestooin, No l35 Meeting street
Balance Of the Stock of Il Retail Dry Goods Sl,re
FIGURED AND STIPFD OPERA wORSTFD
Dross Goods. poplins Merinocs, Opera Flnnncl
Merfno Hose, skirt Lining, Nubias, C!oaks Shuwia'
Printed and Black Saincts. Black Beaver Cloths
Red and White Fianncls, rweeds. Gents Sh4wls,
Hoop Skirts. Suspcndcis, Brown and Whit.
shirts. Drawers, Clothing aud Sundros
Conditions Cash.
On FRIDAY. the 18th will sell at our Store
DEUS ENdLiSH WHITE LEAD. Sept l6
Wht'hcy, on account Of all Concerned.
BY LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY, the 10th instant. will be sold at our
Store, at 10 O'Clock,
barrels Imperial aud Monongahela wHISKEY
oonuluons caeh. Sept l6
Strips, Shoulders, Hams, Butter, &c
JEFFORDS g. co.
Will sell THIS DAY in front of their stores at half
past o'clock
1000 pounds Chsicc STRIPS
10 tubs Choice Butter
10 bbp. y. e. Pig Shoulders
hhds. Second Quality HUNS
hhds. Second Quality Shoulders
oos. Fat Bacon clear
80 bbs. Flour
20 boxes Adlmnntine Candles. Sept l6
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CITY and Bank Stock.
by SAMUEL T.. BLACK

CITY and Bank Stock
by SAMUEL T.. BLACK.
THIS DAY, 10th instant, will offer at p,,blic a,,
ton. At ii A. NJ, at the Old Postofice without ony
manner Of reserve,
slo.oOo cI1Y CHARLESTON G PER CENT. STOCK
tex October intcrost)
ALSO.
3l4 Shares STOCK IN PEOPLES BANK toldl
lG5 Half Shares South Carolina Railroad stock
Terms cash. Scnt IL
iMPONrhST SALE OF MACHINERY.
The Fnthc Stock of .Nachinery, Tools and
Fixtures, ofthe La'e Spencer Rspeatiag RI
lie Company, Sufficient for he JIrnu,ac,ure
Of 2oD Gna,per day,
Will be- sold at Public Sale. Al III. Ar,ucry Of the
company IN ChickcIing u aiding Boston on
TUESDAY, Sap:cnber 18th,
This MACHINERY u Of tn. hest quality and
mak'. ami consists in part Of 100 aiiliug Machinca
including proportion OF Inl,X anl Universal Mill
ing Ma hines 80 Engine Iati,rs. 80 Hand Inthcs 10
screw M'chncs (rown's and Sbarp'sl a large NUM-.
Der oi Dill Presses. Power Press Drol,s Trim
Hammers. Birrcl Machinery OF ali kinds Mail
:hafing PnloSs. &c. &c.. comprising over 500
lots, all valuable; about lDUu ,cct ~; inch Main
shating. Hangers and FullcyS, 16J Horse ENGINE
goilcra.
Catalogues will be ready the 10Th of September
rnd sent hy mail OH application to
JOHN II. WELLS Agent
Spencer Rifle Company. or
SAMUEL HATCH CO., Auc.ionccre,
September IL yosion
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Chr e:rruine Bulletin.

The EVENING BuLLrris Is published every Alter
noon. AZ No 10 Tenth street, (Thornton Boct), by
John H. oberly 4 Co., for circulation by carriers
ie men and the mails.
rno wrrxL, BrtLErix, large cghtpage forty col.
umn paper is issued on Thursday for the mails, and
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rESreclmen copies furnished rnrE Address,
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-22
The WARS OF THE FACTIONS.
' An ~ = -, ' W.
The Battle Commenced In the
Capitol Transferred to
the Newspapers. a
The Press and Times on Pearne
and Pearne on the
Press and Times.

The Press and Times of yesterday
contains the following slightly personal
alIusion to DIR. Pearne, the editor of the
Knoxville Whfg:
"LINGER NOT IN THE PATHS OF THE I'M
ODDLY"
We could not but wonder to ourselves,
yesterday, whilst looking upon the
strange scene which was presented upon
the stand in the fall Of Representatives,
what the duty of a preacher Of The gos-
pei Of the Son Of God aOGs-whether
it was to place himself at the head Of a
profane, eisgraceful and disgusting mob,
and conniEe at political chicanery and
corruption-or whether it was simply to
proclaim the glad tidings of Redeemer
to dying world. Certain it is, we never
have, until this good day, believed in the
doctrine of total deprayity. We always
had an abiding faith in the lines Of the
sacred poet, that
while the lamp holds out TO burn, -.
= Tho Vilest sinner may RETURN
But we must confess that our faith in
the sentiment Of this couplet was most
seriously shaken. 1t does seem that a
man can lower himself to that degree Of
degradation and ungodly demagoguiSm
as to be beyond the pale Of redemption.
Be that as it may, we witnessed enough.
at the capitol to convince US that hypOcs
TiSy is "a thing of Iife," which can, at
any time, resolve itself into spontane-
Gus, selfsacting mass of filth and corrup-
ton, or assume the character OF an angel
Of light, just as the circumstances Of the
case may require. E
DR.. Pearne sends greeting his complis
mentS to his brother Radical as follows
That preserved specimen Of human
capabilities, in the negative direction
the public printer of Tennessee, Capt.
George L. Grisham, who has given the
lie to the professions he made when
elected, by his subsequent course, dis~
cOurteously deyotes two or three columns
of his weak and filthy sheet, the Press
and Times of yesterday, to personal
abuse of myself. He does not deserve
the space aohach this brief notice a0lI
Occupy; yet / am disposed to post the
public as to the unutterable meanness of
a man who can wantonly 60 back upon
his friends and upon the principles upon
which he was elected, and then turn
the Stokes organ bitterly against the
executive of the State and the leader Of
the party by which he was elected.
They have just about as much use r
respect for him as cat has for liquified
Of alksli and grease, COM
monty called hot soap. / shall take oc-
,asion in due time and in my own way to
Tentilate his meanness and perfidity. |
THos. II. PEARNE.
NASHVILLE, May 81, 1869. |