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EUROPE.

THE FRENCH sENATE-ADDRESs OF PRESIDENT
RouHER-THE sENATUs ooNsULTUM READ.
PARIS August 4. In the opening session Of
the Senate yesterday, President Rouher made
an address,, he referred to the duty dsvolved
upon that body Of examining proposed forms,
and said they should inquire whether they
were popular enough to So hand in hand with
liberty, and at the same time strong enough to
resi6t anarchy. he was confident the Senate
would enter upon this discussion with firm
intention Of interpreting the will Of the coun-
try, and that by the combined efforts OF the
Government and Senate more genuiue harmo-
ny would be established bet .een powers OF
the State and institutions OF the Empire, and
would acquire renewed strength, lustre and
popularity. In conclusion, he expressed pro-
found regret e, the death OF the late president,
II. Troplons.
The Senatus Consultum was then read. In
addition to the provisions telegraphed last
night, it prescribes that Ministers are to depend
only on the Emperor, and will continue to de-
iberate in Council under his presidency.
They are, however. to be considered response
bic for their acts, but can only be impeached
by the Senate. A Minister, whether member
Of the Senate OF Corps, has the night to be
present at debates in either Chamber.
The Minister OF Justice made some e1plana-
tions to the Senate, which were OF q very libe-
nj character. The seuate adjourned until
Thursday next, when it will appoint commit
tee Of ten to consider the Senatus Consultum.
The Empress Eugene is making immense
preparations for her visit to Constantinople.
Isabella sbdicates in favor Of her son, the
Prince Of Asturias.
SPAIN AND CUBA.
. HlDRD, August 5.-No negotiations are
pendtng for Cuban Independence.
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quake; and in. Italy the Cimian and Alban
Lakes by the came cause.
-Generally the author holds that the changes
going on in the earth's surface. land becoming
sea and sea handsome continents extending,
others dminisling-are occasloned by local
elevations or depressions OF the earth's sur
face, produced by expansion or contraction o.
the stbiactnt rata, and are due to the vary
ing intensity and direction OF the electric
forces generated in the earth's crust by solar,
lunar, and p;auetary influence.
The are great many illustrations and much
argument IN the article in Blackwood which
could not be presented in this analysis; but
the reader has the main points in the inter-
estiDg theory.
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Spefial Notift5.

rNoTIcE.-NoTICEIS Is HEREBY GIVEN
that at the expiration Of three months from date
hereof application will be made at the Peoples Bank
of South Carolina for o RENEWAL OF cERTIFI-
CATE OF STOCK. qhirty Six shAres) 20. 2267, dated
April IS, 1859, in favor Of s. F. cHAPEAU, the same
having been lo.t 8. +. CHApEAU. {:
August8 1amo3
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FATAL sHoo1ING AFFRAY IN EDGE
FIELD.

AUGUSTA, GA, August 5-There is report
from Edgefeld, south Carolina, that Charles
and ]. D. Creswel who left this city yester-
day, were shot, this morning, near Edgefeld;
the former was killed instantly, and the latter
seriously if not mortally wounded. The?afair
was entirely Of a private nature, and is al
lodged to have grown out Of family trouble.
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}uutral Hotifes.

~ The Friends and Acquaintances Of
Mt A. G. PALrREY, and Of Mrs. JAMES Tupf1s' are
invited to attend the Funeral serv1ce' OF Ebl1a'
BETH ANNETTE PALFRkY, only daughter OF the
former. at the residence Of Mrs JAMES UPPER, No.
al Meetng-sreet, THIS AFTERNOON, at Five O'CLOCK.
August
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~ APPEAL OF THE HOPE FIRE EN-
CINE COMPANY-CHARLESTON AUGUSTS 8, 1859.
The officers and members Of the HOPE FIRE EN-
CINE COMPANY would respectfully inform the
citizens OF Charleston, that their present hand en-
CINE is very much out OF repair and will require
large outlay of money to pat 1t in good working
condition They feel satisfied that 1t would be use
less expenditure 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 for over
twelve years.
In consideration Of the above stated facts, they
havs resolved to purchase Q substantial steamer,
In one of the largest and weathiest wards OF
the city, Ward No. 4. They feel confident that the
services Of such steamer would be much more re-
auisite than hand engine in times Of connagradon,
and for tn It purpose they have concluded to appeal
10 our citizens for aid to carry out their plana. 1t
has been long time since this company has called
upon the public for assistance, from the very fact
that ct the time they procured the present engine
more than oue-half the amount wac taken from its
feleasury 10 make the purchase.
The following Committee have been appointed to
canvass the various Wards OF the city to solicit sui.
scriptlons from such of our citizens as appreciate
the services Of men who risk their lives In attempt
ing to save property without receiving any personal
benefit Whatever, save the satisfaction OF knowing
that they are employed in doing good for their fellow
creatures In time Of emergency: B. F. SEYMOUR,
WILLIAM BRooKBANKs, Jr., JOHN KENNY, b.
T. PETERS, GEoRi IL BURKE, J. Il. DALKE, F.
pUCKHABER, L. LIPMAN.
". q. SMITH,
President Hope Fire Engine Company,
Auoust4 Chairman OF Committee.
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THE A1ABAMA 1zEcrIoN.

SELMA, August 5.-Ryland Randolph, editor
of the Independent Monitor, has been elected
to the Legislature from Tuscaloosa by ma
jority OF five hundred, being D Damocratic gain
of four hundred in this county.
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THE rEyxEssEE ELECTION.

MEMPHIS, August 5.-The election is pro-
crossing quietly and without single disorder.
The indications are that Senter and the Demo-
cratic candidates. for the Legislature will carry
the county by about two Thousand.
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Marrieb.

LEE-CLEMsCN Monday morl ing. the I'd in
slant. at st paul's Church, by the Rev. A. CORN.
IsH. GIDEON LEE, of New York to MISS FLOhiDE
Pendeton. y. G. No cards.
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Tho late Henry Keep is said to have left
mis- wife and daughter f3, 100000 Of the stock
Of single road, with advice to keep it as the
best perpetual investment for the monev. It
is understood that not less than &, 000, 600
more aro disposed Of in his will.
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@CHARLEsTON CoUNTY-IN EQUITY
LAwRENCEW. o'HRAR AND CaARLEsM n. DIESEL.
AND BIS WIFE. Va. ANNA F. o'HEAR ADM'x,
AND ANNA d. O'HeAR, Fx'X, Ell AL,-NoTICE
TO CREDIToRs.-1n pursuance Of an orde: in the
above cause, 10 ma directed by the hon. R. B. CAB
PENrER, Circuit Judge, hereby give notice to all
creditors Of the late JAMES o'HEAR to present snd
prove the- claims before me, on or before the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT. M. l. WILKINS,
Special Referee, No. "a Broad.st1eet
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TIE .WdR INCUBA.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The Cubans have
official advices to tie 25th ult. Quesada stiH
holds the communications between Puerto
Principe and the coast. There is great sufier-
ing at Puerto Principe from want OF food aud
the outrages Of the volunteers. The force be-
fore Jordan has been reinforced by, two reg.
ments OF volun teers and battalion Of regulars.
The Spaniards drove Jordan from his position
near Santiago De Cuba With some loss. Jordan
rallied his forces. and being reinforced regain
cd his position. >..s 60 ~ Is
It is reported that 9 foraging party fcnbar
near Remedies, and another near Sagua 10
lGrsnde, were captured. The two expeditions
numbered eighty. and it is feared they we're al
executed. The Cuban troops arc FREQ nom
disease. 4 decisive action is expected in about
twenty days. which, II fsuccesetul, will give the
Cubans control Of the eastern frontier Of the
island. sss.f .7to1 p -
HAvANA, August 5-Ths CaptsiD-denersl
has auth orized the Spanish Bank to issue
second loan, the proceeds Of the confscated
estates being specially pledged for it's redemp-
tion. The number Of volunteers in the island
is &c. 600. the previous reports being incorrect.
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a@ BACHELORS hair DYE.-THIS
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sold ly all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. No. - Bond.
street. New York. Tyr May Is
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as- "FRESH AS A MAIDEN'S BLUSH"-
Is the pure peschy Complexion which follows the
use of BAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. 1t is the
True Secret of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies in So
ciety understand this
The MAGNOLIA BALlI changes the rustic Coun'
try Girl into City Belle rapidly than any other
one thing.
Redness, Sunburn. Tan, Frecsles. Blotches and il
effects of the Summer Sun disappear when 1t is used
and genial cultivated fresn expression Ia obtlined
which rivals the Boon Of Youth. Beauty Is possi-
BILE to all who will invest seventy-6ve cents at any
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LA BALM.
Use nothing but Lyons K1thairon to dress the
Hair D&e mWilmo July 20
PHILOSOPHY OF AARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered At the
New York Museum of Anato.ny, embracing the sub
iects how to Live and What to Live for Youth.
Maturity and OLD Age Manhood generally review.
ed the cause Of Indigestion Flatul-nce ard Ner-
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varded on receipt Of four stamps, BY addressing /:
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Spsfial Hotifes.

6THE NEATBST, THE QUICKEST AND
TIE OHEAPEsT.-THR NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
1I3 EAST BAY, having replenished Its Stock with
new and large assortment OF material OF the finest
quality and latest styles is prepared 10 execute, at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
AROUSE THE sYsrEM.-IT is A SAD
thing pass through life only half alive Yet there
are thousands whose habitual condition is one Of
langour and debility. They complain Of no specific
disease; they suffer no positive pain; but they have
no relish for anything which affords mental or SEN
sual pleasure to their more robust and energetic
fellow-beings
In nine cases out of ten this state of lassude and
torpor arises from morbid stomach. Indigestion
destroys the energy Of both miId and body. When
the waste Of nature is not supplied by due and
regular assimilation OF the food, every organ is
starved, every function interrupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances of depression? The system
needs ruusing and Strengthening; not merely for an
hour or two, to sink afterward into a more ptiable
condition than ever las 1t assuredly would do If an
ordinary alcoholic sinuant were resorted to- but
ally and permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accomplished
The answer to this question founded on the unvary.
ing experiences of quarter ofa century. Is easily
gwen. Infuse new yigor into the digestive organs
by course Of fHOSTLTTER'S STOMACH BI1TERs.
Do not waste time in administering temporary rem
edies but wake the system up by recuperains the
fouLtainhead Of physical strength aud energy, the
great organ up,n which all the other organs depend
for their nurture and support.
By the time that dozen doses OF the great vegete-
BILE tonic and invgorant have been taken the feeble
frame Of the dyspepic will begin to feel its benign
influence. Appetite will be created, and with appe.
lite the capacity to digest what it Graves. Persevere
until the cure is comp.ete-uni heathful blood, At
to be The material flesh and muscle bone and nerve,
and brain, flows through the channels Of circula-
tion, instead Of the watery pabuum with which they
have heretofore been imperectly nouIshed.
July 81 DAC
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@ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
beod, with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
cent by mail free of charge. Address HoWARD As.
soCIATTON. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
MAY % 3mos
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x7r NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

~ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application will be made at the next session Of the
State Legislature for The renewal OF CERTIFICATE
No $780, dated 4th June, 1857, for Ten Thousand One
Hundred and Twenty-Five ,16-1O0) Dollars Three Per
Cent. stsck, now standing In the name Of VIM
Dehon. the original having been lost.
August lamoS A. N DEHON. ExecutriI.
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81 THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE AP-
PLICATIoN will be m1de TO the City Council of
Charleston for reaewIl CERTIFICATES for the fol-
lowing STOCK, the original having been lost, viz:
No. S2s for Two Thousand and si1ty.fve t2l.1Oo)
Dollars six Per Cent. Stock, dated 10 March.
1855, and No 327 for Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars
six Per Cent Stock dated 18th March, 1855, all In
the name of VIM Dehon
Anyusts lamo3 A. Il. DEHON, Executrix.
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aG EXECUrOR NOTICE. ALL PER-
SONS having claims against The Estate of WILLIAM
GODFREY, Esq, late Of Collston County, will pre-.
sent the same properly attested and those indebted
to said Estate will make payment either to HEN
DERsoN Il BFHRP. Attorneys at Law, ut this
place. or 10 the undersigned.
". c. p BELLINGRR, Qualified
q. g. HENDERSON. Executor.
walterboro', 8. O., August Sd. 1869.
AugustG u
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NEW YORK AND CHA X L 4 r u N
MSHIP LIN E.
FOR Il w 70 H K
ClRIN PASSAGE 900.

A~s- TIE SPLENDID srDEWHEEL-
MXR&89 STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, B. W.
1IIHflEk@ LOCKWOOD, Commander, win saii.
from .dger's south Wharf on SAT.
rRpAY, 7rh August, OF O'Clock P. NJ.
M An extra charge of s6 made Tor Tickets purs
chased on board after sailing
&sr No Bills Of Lading signed after the steamer
leaves. ~
~ Through Bills La1ing given for Cotton to
Boston and Providence. r. ].
RS- through Bills OF Lading given 10 Liverpool.
1Sr Marine Insurance BY this hue u per cent.
aT The Steamers OF this line are first class I'm
every respect and their Tables are supplied with an
the delicacics Of the New York and Charleston mar.
kets. =; ~,
For Freight or Passage. apply to 81
rss JAMES ADGEk & CO.. Agents, -
Corner Adqer's Wharf and East Bay fUp.- tara
HS MANHATTAN to follow SATURDAY. 18th
August, ct IL O'Clock, A. II,
August &
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FOR SEW YORK.
REG ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNESDA 7.
PASSAGE $40.

~oa- THE SPLENDID SIDE WHEEL
A29 RTElAskIP MAGNOLIA, Cspt'tn
SNE1lLHE II. B. CRowELL, having elegant and
spacious accommodations for pas
sepgers, will leave V>pdeihorst'e Hhrrf on MKp-
sEsDAY, August 11th 1s69. At halfpast 8 o'clock
a. n. RAVENEl Co.. AseLss
August 5
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printIng.

PRINTING.
THE NEWS JOB OFFICE,
No. 14s East Bay,
Executes all kinds of PLAIN aud
FANCY PRINTING with neatness and
dispatch.
The best work guaranteed at less;than
New York prices.
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Shipping.

EXCURSIONS! EXCLUSIONS!
TIE FINE FAST SAILING YACHT
~ ELLA ANNA, the Champion Of the 3outh.
Nv Is now ready and prepared to make regular
- trips, thus a6ording an opportunity 20 a.
who nav wish to VISIT points Of interest in our beau
tful harbor.
For passage. apply to the Captain on Union Wharf
June 81
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Use nothing but Lyons K1thairon to dzess the
ua;r ne mwf1mo July 26
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~<e, THE STEAMSHIP J. ". EVER
MkfET$l NAN, Captain W. a. SNYDls. will
ZI1Kf[IItfT0l North Atlantic Wharf, ON
..sSse fee. SATURDAY august 7th. at O'Clock.
For Freight Or passage apply to
JOHN THO. GETTY.
AUGUSTA North Atlantic Wharf.
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MS couRrsurp AND MARRIAGE.

Ills COURTSutP AND AAhkiAOE.
At the house of his friend and neighbor,
Maurice Won Blankenburg, in romerania,
young BismaTk had frequently seen fair
friend of the noble lady OF the house who had
made a deep impression on his heart, but he
did not Get intimately acquainted with M'Il
Johanna until both Of them accompanied
the Blaukenburg family on a journey to Rue
gan. The course OF true love did not run We
ny smooth in this instance. After ascertain
ing that the young lady reciprocatsd his love,
ne had great many obstacles to overcome
before he was able to make her his wife.
There was decided commotion in the staid
and truly pious family of Puttkammer of
Reinfeld, when letter arrived from Bismark,
boldly asking the old Baron to bestow his
daughters hand ON him. What" exclaim-
ed the old nobleman, in utter amazement,
that madcap Bismark has the courage. to
apply for the hand of my dear, gentle johann
nap But his establishment and, we might
almost say his grief knew no bounds when
his daughter told him blushingly and timidly,
but with inhexible firmness, that she loved
Bismark and was determined to marry him.
" felt as though somebody had knocked
me on the head with hatchet,. said M, Won
Puttkammer, very frequently, In abiding to
the story OF his daughters courtship. Even
the old saying that the wolf always deyours
the gentlest lambs did not comfort him. How
ever, he was not averse to playing the tyran-
nous father, and finally gave his consent with
much reluctance-a step which he has after
ward often said be never had any reason to
regret His wife, the Baroness, was more OBJ
durate, and, it was not until Bismark came to
ReiDfeid in person and in her presence pas
sionately pressed his sweetheart to his breast
that she Ielented, and with streaming eyes
blessed the union OF her daughter with the
-
she became from that time forward. On the
same day Bismark announced the happy
event to his sister in a letter headed all
right"
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!, STATE OF MAINE.

YORK ss
Mary A. Clendennin, Libellant, VS., David Clenden-
min, junior, formerly Of Prospect in our County of
Waldo whose present residence is out of this State
and unknown.
abstract of Plaintiffs Writ
Usual form Of summons and attachment, dated
August 10th, 1869, returnable to the September
term, 1869, OF Supreme Judicial Court at Alfred,
tweuty-one dollars. Return of attachment OF real
estate thereon. Said writ is in plea of divorce and
has libel for divorce inserted therein true copv
whereof Is as follows, to wit:
YORK, IS:
To the Honorable justices of our Supreme Ju-
dicial Court Respectfully bels and gives this Hon
orable Court to be informed Mary A. Clendennin
now of Saco in said county of York that her former
name was Mary A. Witham; that on the nineteenth
day OF July, A. D.. 1854 at Prospect in the County
OF Waldo and State. OF Maine, she was lawfully
married Parr py Rey, Il. r. Craig then clergyman OF
marriages, to David Clendemin, Junior, then Of
same Prospect (pTesent residence unknownl and
lived with hun thereafter at said Prospect and had
that she always conducted herself as the faithful
chaste, and affectonate wife of said David but
that he has not regarded his marriage COVENANTS
but deserted your lbellant at said Prospect on the
has remained out OF this State in some place to
your libellant unknown and has made no provision
for her support or that OF their child and said Mary
has since then supported herself and said Emma by
the labor OF her own hands; and your LlbelIant
Is informed and verify believes that said David went
from this State with woman whose name is nm
known to your Libelant and to whom he pretend
ed TO be married. and has committed adultery with
her in land without) this State at different times
Wherefore your Libellant prays for decree of d.
vorce between her and said David Clendennin iu-
nior, and that the custody of said Emma NAV be
given to ner and for such other ORDERS DEGREES and
relief as the nature of the case may require
Dated at SACo aforesaid this tenth day of Au-
gust "A. D., 1896.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

DURSUANT to license from the Judge of Probate,
IL the undersigned will offer at PUBLIC AUCTION,
unless previously disposed of at private sae) at the
late Residence OF WILLIAM and RICHARD M.
WELD, in Casco, on Wednesday, the sixth day OF
October next at ten o'clock NJ all the interest be-
longing TO the estate OF the said William and r. M.
Webb conformity severaliy, consisting of the fol-
lowing described parcels, to wit:
Line homestead Of said VIM. and r. M. Webb, at
WepDs Mills. Carriage Mandatory, formerly oc-
eupleo by X. M. Webb, including Wafer Porer and
Mafhsnery: House and Lot at Webb's Mills known
az tne hootHs House. Fifty acres OF land known as
tine WhMMey Lot, Seventy-fye acres OF land known
as the John Webb lot, Fifty acres known as the
Ephraim Edacdrds lot, Twenty acres Of the Stephen
Hal lot, Twenty acres Of the Hay Meadoic lot,
Twelve acres known as the James n. Winslotc place
Fifty acres Mountain lot, owned in common with j.
b. Winsl0w. Also the following parcels of land be-
longing TO the estate Of X. N. Webb exclusively :
House and lot at Webb's Mills known as the Adams
House, House and Barn and lot known as the Joseph
Anderson place. Also one-half OF the Prince Strout
Lot owned in common with William Duran.
Also the following parcel OF land belonging to the
estate of VIM Webb exclusively lying west of the
town road leading from Wsbb's Mills to East Ray
SAMUEL s. BROWN,
Admir- Of the Estate of H.. M. Webb.
JOHN WEBB,
Executor of the VIII OF VIM. Webb.
Webb's Mills Casco, june rs, 1869. wSw26
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