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WAITS.

aNrED-Ar Commercial curC, AMI
~ BERMAIDS. (ialol 81, ALLES.
and RANrEb-Auy one deElrous ci -ei-
E1r low, f-r cash. Ir11l los acres OF L&I4-
win q observation-disclosures just ouusilsia
city, en- ma a bayer by calling a. D. rcReis
street. 49,
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BCAEDIE c..

D04FDING-At No. SIS s-uh TaiJ street.
Is Tae c-u-.1-:S CE 8 home promised 10
UTouUt ans Iesrs1la5is parties. - he very
loves ds-r5=.
D0ARDISe.-A sew Day B1ardsrs waE-=dat
- HENRY LAIRD.
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RyeTcOafs less ibaR cost, at J..
II. ROeRenstinc X Ar0s-'s No 2SI
Mafn street, &lay Building,
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SUNDAY
0ace-go. IS jefferson stEset,
CITY MATTERS,

ATTEND the e.sat reduction sale at b
I-ggeustein & Bros.
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F0R SALE

NOR SALSA nsyonag h0RSE, I've ysars
= cd. per Getty sound slo gentle sold Is
ihe owner has no u-e-or hlm. laF1-ap 8 op-
address LuCE-DsE tfL. ya-y
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COMMERCIAL EDUCATION.-The Ten
nessee Business College, under the direc-
tien Of Nir. T. A. Ledjin, has become
one Of the leading institutions of the
country, sad we are glad TO lesrn that
T. is meeting @ith the liberal patronage
that its msIils deserve. The course of
stB3y is Thorough and comprehensive,
The teachers are industrious, attentive,
perfectly aCQusintsd With their business,
and spare ro pains to impert thorough
instruction to their students.
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The MARKETS were well attended
yesterday evening and there was q very
Ioaiked decrease OF theITloes OF every
thing like holiday marketing such as
eggs, chickens, turkeys, etc.
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GREAT reduction in gents furnishing
goods at Rice & Engeis, 233 Main 81.
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IRISH POplins lower than ever, at
Rice & Engel's, 233 Main street.
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HORSE RADIsH, strained honey rol
butter, fresh eggs, at Q. c. Jzck5on's, s
Adams street.
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STEAM DYER; AND CLEANEEs-Tao> .
II. Huat& Co, No. 245 Second street,
ase prepared 70 10 oil kinds CT cleaning.
dying and securing. They viii make
old clothes look IS good as 1rau new, ana
taGc2t 2 cost ghica, compared with Es#
ones, Is siEosj aCthiug. by s Few pro
cess the original lu5.ef snti sas2s CT tee
gsrm=l. IS preserved in al astonishing
manner. Gentlemen Hit consult ecJu-
ony 5y sending HuEE y 20. their old
garments.
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LADIES notice the sale CT slSg-nt goods
st 8 sacrifice, i5 st MsDken Bros. for one
week.
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GREAT reduction Ia Ladies' Underwear
81 Rice & E1gelIF.
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OYSTER LUNCH will be given on Mon
dsv At 10 o'clack am, at the we'll known
saloon Of H. Himstedt, at IS South
1,9nrt street. The best Of Fred TAie-
haa5is kitchen VIII be served. The
g,eet liquors, vines aud cigaIs viii be
seryed by the attentive john Hsrtin.
b, HIMsTEDT, Prop.
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GENTLEBIES'5 WOODEN usdrTsdirts and
drawers ~ Is. LgUeusaeiu * Bros. Is --s
Than est.
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HoMEolDE ~ cog1saTsS
A Negro 5Eas Killed - a Il =
Zeal.

The C~Oyingtcn Record Of Friday ssys
Jhat " last Friday \ man AviGZ mes
PoFtersvills, by the mama u L. Il.
ArDett, killed q negro meu nsmsd BII
RoblHson. Ar3ett wa tried before a.
j. McQaist0n, u Is and acquitted, the
proof developing tas fact that the Degro
made : threatening Demonstration With
4 pistol upon Arnett. ArDetb IS about -
iirty a Radical - there il IN the county,
and had lived with the negro upon tbs
o intimate terms. So Radical papers
sill please make 3 note o. this fact"
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Gents +tsfmisisiAg 3o01Bs.--
Gents fJsE bosom sAAsGs. 8i so :
800 paiT zSeEigs' Ca.G 30 l.. 80 ;
g0yd GnGersn Us aEA Drawers,
55 q nfs,Gt g 81 Wenzs5zse a
Bros. No. 232 MAIN street clay
building.
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EEOR RENT.-A ucS1 de iraule 1Eo-sioTg
II BRICK hUUS n perfect rSP7ir, w5}n IS
T10ls. -c5d Cirtern, leiEEDsraucd e@ce-lr-
Eft1assd On Auction street, Chelsea A@yeelE
usegp.sd by Rev. Mr- &C Larerlon. Apply
- IE0s. A. BUFo&D,
- aaiD Street
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CLOSING out sale Of inter dTsss goods
a. 8 great reduction, az Rice Il EHgeFs.
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NOR EHST.-THE ARMSTRONG PLACE.
on Central Avenus, three ni& Hoh
Tlr-- Szasrz. comprising twenty bete- @1eS
Of urgu.c. with g Lue lawn SuiLA1te tt
a pzss are. Oh HoCSe WIKI lHlT CONS Lafz-
once L. yar1 a-So. Eiclcn sHd A= eas -
or-Earf. tar=s hrluVd WITH necessary -s-1
ayoarazuz bS1, rgs stables aud raTTlag mouse
S,lrn enclosed sheds Tor forty head a. cattle.
- gzrleq-r or lsfry MAJ. lnIs IS Que or l44
most desirable phases uezr Apply
n ggHS =. NtLLIN~.
.4.n1Fw SD front street.
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GREAT reduction IN Mems Hats az Rice
q Engeps, 233 Main street.
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Cloaks and shswls at less than cost q
B. LowensteIn & Bros.
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DIARIEs for he New Year at Geo.
Patlison & Co, 3l7} Main street.. Il
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TIE annual sale Of cheap goods takes
plscs this week st MsBken Bros.
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ATTEND the closing sale OF Furs and
Dress Goods st Menken Bros.
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All as0ei Ei2nne.s. p CENTS ;
excellent E8il0a EE=EEeis. -
cppts; good seanz, PC CENTS 4;
EaiRE EaE SiiF 5. 81 90. at :. Il
E0eSsess-GE ae & EsEJs.', so. 231
Main STREET. E.aY Eullaaug,
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GEETLEMEN's wocIen U~nGershirt5 aud
drawers al less than cost at 3. L3Wsn-
stein & BrOs.
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SILK Warp Alpscas at gresS reduG-
tiau, AZ Rice & EugeI's, 233 Main ct. {
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THE lIemUbl5 and Charleston Rail
road transported daring the past week
nearly four Thousand bales CT cotton
E~or,bwGrd and Eas-TzTu from his city.
Oys GdgaEtags Oh shipping by tLis T0ats
Is tGe ,aet that rEs cotton Is not bsudlsG.
sn4 does not tCGcH the ground from the
iDs il leaves Tbs depot ElEe until il
reaches New York.
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EVERYBODY Should have ons-a Diary
FOR 1853, 70 be had ~ Geo. Pattiz0n & Co.,
3l74 Main street. If
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THE Fur sale at aEenker Bros. co-rir-
uss this wees.
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THE COURTS.

GREAT reduction in Linen Towels aud
EmbroideTies gt Rice d Engel's.
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LEDGERs, Journals and Cash Books.
Look st them. Geo. Pattison Il Co
3I74 Nam street. If
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NEAT And TAsTY.-1be ticket Office
Of the Memphis ami Charleston Rai.C5a5,
276 Main s,Fest, attracted considerable
attention from psssers 5y ysstsFGsy-the
object o. admiration being their new
lanlp and sign. To the iron column
which supports the sEei over the SD
walk in front OF the Office, 3 lamp Of
mCas beautiful workmanship has been
attached. projecting cut into the street
some four or five feet, and supported by
8 bracket Of elegant desigu. The lamp
Is o work Of AIT in its way. lt IS sbCu-
five feet in Insight and eighteen Inches
squsTe ct its largest part. The psusls
arc Of glss, !etJeTsd iu gilt, with various
Inscriptions, and adorned otherwise.
The whole is surmOUn.eJ by G miniature
locomotive ard tender, perfect 10 ell its
paris, attached 20 the cupOla az We may
use the exprtssi0u) CT the lamp on q
pivot. The engine and tender are about
three feet long, made OF metal, and is z
perfect model ia miniature Of the wbes-
eng, painting, screaming, tjCe iron horse.
fh5 whole thing is most elegantly got
ten up, and rtiiscts the highest credit on
the taste snc skill displayed in, and
work turned Out by, the Memphis and
Charleston Machine 5hop5. H. rs the
idea, we believe, Of Mr.. 5. q. Weaver,
The popular gentleman who Esesidsei over
| The ticket Ctice with SO much STABILITY.
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THE CURSE OF BLO0D

sllks marked down At 3 Lowsns;.ln
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DIARIES Tor 1859; Geo. Pll.is91 * Co.
have the Gaes. stock IN tho city. Get
one, 5I7E Main street. Il
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voR kEST.-A OSE-sTOEE co TAsEi ok
4 rooms: stable on tle promises. sue gar
-, ~ .hr-s acres attached. Eatlln hue=u
minutes r.de OF COur square. Kent 80 ser
yes. apply 20 DE OlLEEsI, 81 SUN ioaIL
- lab
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PRIVATE EUT0B.-A gentleman who
has educated tie s0ns of families " Dis
ductl0n IN the South, desires to had 1
position Of Private Tutor, s.th5r il the
city q on d plantation. he can instruct
30 F-s1ch, Italian. Spanish s1d German
Address, Privs.s Tutor Pos5oGlce, Mem
pbis.
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BLANK Books, Blank Books. The
most complete stock il the city. Geo.
Pattison & CO. have them at 3l74 Main
street. If
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PAMPHLETS RECEIVED.

LADIES underwear ct greatly reduce.
prices al B L3TeDstein & Bros.
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GREAT sale OF cheap goods for this
week 81 meDken Bros.
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nCgyS FIR -REST-Omces aEa Rooms n
X rEa FostcEcs and Library BC-d5uBS n =
S9@-er Jefferson ana Third sl1G2-s lHgul O
TE8s. E~ICEEESHAI, second LO1r r2A'-
sdee B1il1inz- &C. -
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3 o.

TOR RFyr-Vbe LEgTWICH GARDEN, III
Ested 4j fcur miles IrCm .1lLt Nulle' SL
O5d Ealaish road, containing teEea ~
s~-ssfr mon z-ale or lt+Faltsnr VI 2 2 LA
o-s5aT5 oF1z1ect fruits. Two eaEur-zlie COZ
fsze rsliancss o. ths place, ~itn az nec@as
-0rtLEorssS, wells, li=iegust e e AKA g is
-rsF--f esrdCu near me ely. Apply to- y.
$3.50 Cifv inspector, is
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF C4NAD4,
AND
ifOntreaI Ocean steamship Go.
HRoUc FREIGHT LIRE
First Class Steamships sailing
Every Saturday to Liverpool
From PORTLAND in Winter and MON
TREAL In summer.
TRANSPORTATION
rHRoUcH FREIGHT LINE

From PORTLAND in Winter and NOM
TREAL In Summer.
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EsE RETE-E rezt nEa-sJ-rT
q r.=E seven r-lu=E-G kit---u, large sh2d5
FlrG. green and EIHb-e, EtualeN n 2 tei5t'
Es ElbozEc1d5 On Eaycnrn avenue, n51L tal4
Terms. b a month. Apply 70 d.
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MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK. "A large
humber of the stockholders OF tho Plan ers
aud Mechanis' Bank met yesterday. to hear q
report from the president and directors. and
to consider the alvisabihty oi the bank re-
sumlLg pctlve business operations.
An exhibit tlom William Allston P1ngle,
Esq referee which was read by the cashier.
showed that the affalrs of the bank had been
managed with preat ability. though laborIng
under great disadvantages, and having TO con-
tend with considerable opposition, the bank
was enabled to paw the faoe llue Of the bils
in circulation. as we'll as the deposltors, and
stl, have large surplus OF assets for the bene-
fit Of the stockholders.
Alter the reading Of the exhibit, the roll oi
the stockholders was called. but a sufficient
number did not answer to their names or by
pro1v to form quorum (twentv-oue hundred
shares being require for that purpose.)
Mir. @. G.. Memmiuger moved that. as it was
clearly e1pedient for the bank 20 go into ope-
ration, it be LEFT to the president and board o.
directors TO take such steps as would further
this object.
It ls generally understood that application
will be soon made 10 the Govern,r and Cousp-
troller.Genera for the beneAtof the act Of the
Legislature enabling banks Of the State to re.
new business. The stockholders have unlimit-
ed confidence in the present management oil
the bank and 1t is confidently expected that
lts business will be resumed early in the fall.
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A GANG OF THIEVES BROKEN UP.-Within
the last few days the Macon police have ar
rested two OF gang OF negro bandits, organ
lied IN that city about three years ago, for the
sole purpose of conducting q general robbing.
thisvng and pllndering business in Georgia
and neighboring States. Five Of the gang
have been arrested within the last few months.
Their names are cob Wsgnon. Levi shepherd,
Willis Brown, Burwell Rhodes. and Henry Con-
lev, alias Snep Budglns. They have been
nearly all over the States Of Georgia aud South
Carolina, and have perpetrated some Of the
blaokest and most damuable crimes known to
the criminal code.
Burwen Rhodes, who was arrested in Ma-
oon, on Saturday last, acknowledges to have
stolen from jeweller ia Charleston, 8. c., fR-
teen watches aud lot of iewelry last month,
aud 1t was portion Of this lot Of watches and
jeweIry that was found in his possession at the
time Of his arrest. he says ne sold the Esl-
ance along the railrssd when making his way
from Charleston to this city. He sdmits that
he is o member OF the gang Of villains to
which we have referred. and it was BY his COM
panlons that the polio, were advised OF the
presence in Macon OF Henry Oonley, another
member Of the gang. henry had taken tern
nor,rv ,s,ts "a vs;.e ;;;..e - the Lsnler House,
and as soon as he learned that Colonel Cum
nings, chief Of police, wanted to see hum, be
bounced out at back window Of the dining
room and made for the swamp. Colonel O..
Immediately procured horse, aod, starting
several policemen in different directions to
head of the rascal, gave him hot pursuit on
his horse, and he was captured before no got
to the woods. Whom caught he had few
days provisions concealed about him. Henry
e,ce belonged to Mr.. Bart Hudgns. Of Jones
County. and is the chap that stole male
from that gentleman last month.
The Macon Telegraph says: Wiley Thomas
and Lewis Travis. two more OF the gang, and
about tho worst in the lot, are now figuring in
South Carolina; but 1t is believed that Travis
has been arrested In Charleston, and is now In
fail there for stealing hne watch. 1t Will bs
remembered that OF the time Of his arrest, the
captain Of the police in that city ad lressed
letter to Colonel Cummings, notifying him oi
| the arrest and describing the negro and prop,
erty. Barwell Rhodes says Wiley and Lewis
are both in Charleston. and that they perpe-
trated robbery, not long since, in Aiken.
South Carolina
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The CLERK OF THE COURTS 0FPICE.-Thia
Office, which for forty years luy close coupu
tationl has never known change, has been
invaded by the march Of improvement, ani
the tenants have retired to the Law court unti
the agony Of paint and whtewash Is over
The walls are to be pink and the ceiling blue
in keeping with other portions Of the Court
no 1se. Tho clum.y, old-f,shioned boxes
which held and concealed the records, are to
be replaced by glass cases, easy Of access. ant
go arranged that no time will be lost IN search.
ing for papers.
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HoTE. ARRIVALS. AUGUST H.-Obdrleslor
Hota.-LeRoy F. Youmans, Edgeied; j. q
Gillett, Augusta, Ga; r. E. Styles, Augusta
Ga; J. W. Fears, Macon, Ga; Charles Esten
New York.
Pauilton Hotel-L. G. Johnstoae, Philadel
phia; ". A. Rlllman Ga; Y. g. simons, Adsmi
Run; J. D. Parker, Adams Bun; q. A. Camp,
Philadelphia; Z. Z. Coburn, Sunmervlle; W.
b. Armstrong, Summerville; ]. 81. Thompson,
N. c.; R. ". Brown, Rdzefeld; J. LoOkm IN
New York,
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N9.uss, Giqae1s, Gtf.

Id W ais & "a ,.
iHe UNDERSIGNED b'd LEAVE TO AN
NUUNCR that thes have been appo nte by @es re-.
aole Agents for the st Of Ihutl carolina Tor the
eaJe Of their epIerratsd ACME Xxx XXX. xxx,
NrC.AR cABINEi and her br.nds ULD BYE
VIII KIR.
constant receipt Of their COPPER d. TILTED
NOUN TAIN PURE BYE WHI>KIes, direct from
Distillery at Hannisvlile, Berkeley county, West
Virginia.
Liberal CONTRACTS Will be male tor large lots OF
new Whiak1es In boud at DIstillerv Warehouse.
CLACIU kWTT1k,-
No. Sd East Bay street,
June 16 Vfm3Mos Charleston, b. g,
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AN ASCENDING sEAMAN.-A seaman who had
been regularly shipped on the British bark
Fantee, succeeded in secreting himself on the
tug that was towing the bark in the stream.
and returned to the city. As 90 had been ad-
vanced on his pay by the Shippers. they de-
manded the return OF this sum from the cap
tain. but the latter refused, as the man was
then messing. An appeal was made to Magis-
trste Mackey, and though there were no Off
Gers OF the United States Court in the city, q
bail writ Was taken out and the amount that
was advanced refunded by the oonsiRnee.
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nsrsHyKDozEsB Bnl.-Alderman Greene's
e6drt ID Hgnallze nrmsslt In smali. way has
brought hornets nest about his ears. The
sssvedprss hin Is looked upon % IN ouslsueh ht
on the ooor, man, and hssin4 for Its object The
creation of, q monopoly that viii benefit but
TOW. Leaving axide this cenaideration, 1t V
veH known taaAt during The den sessoq many
Of ths vessels oonhisned TO this port use the
services Of tAS;r exn' CROW in d,schsrgiog and
reloiang:. This ID done. IN order 70. reduce (,
penses ~ q time when heights ara light. but
under the bill any captain or eonliEnee whodoea
fcs use the servlees OF stevedore is liable to
flne. Pom every standpoint the bill can be
considered on y ss an imposition on labor and
q blow as that %sry olsss.of the community Who
are Alderman areenes peculiar constituents.
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ossh, In July, 1883. with having committed the
crime of perjury In taking the iron-clsd oath
. ohs;.oe which is true.
Tb,vs tn2s briefly glanced at the criminal
history of this "Honorable Representative
from Soutn Carolina" Ii Is to be hoped that
Justice will pet overtake him,
"And put I'D every honest hand whip
To lash the ralcal naked through the w"rld."
T. J. MAcKEY.
Charleston. Auoust I'd. 1859,
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COTTON GINS AND COTTON PRESSES.
would refer those interested In cotton planting
to the advertisement Of Messrs. Huger & Rave
mel, which appears IN to-day's issue. at this
eesson those not already supplied with the
means OF preparing their crops for market are
usually looking around to obtain the necessary
machines for 80 doing. The short-cotton plant
ers will perceive that they off II an excellent
saw gin that had an established reputation be-
fore the war in Georgia under the name OF tho
Clemop's gin, but mure improved and pow
called the Georgia gin. Thes have also.
Grcys Patent Labor Saving Cotton Press
one that combines all the latest Improvements,
and is strongly recommended to Southern
planters. It has always e ven satisfaction
There has been no Improvement to machinery
more Important to the planter than the small
but powerful cotton presses chat have been in
tr,ducea since the war With one mule, or
sufficient hsnd power, q heavy bile can be easily
packed. Messrs. Huger Baveuel, No. 68
East Bav. are the agfn's Of these and other
patented labor-sa nng machines. All informa-
tion, and full descriptive lists in reference to
the above. can be obtained by applying at their
Office
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CRUMBs.-Ozias Mathis was tried at Sumter
for the murder Of negro woman. and acquit'
ted. The colored people threaten that they
will take his life.
Sargent, the well-known magician, has been
arrested in Raleigh for an Infringement of the
lottery law.
There is q general activity in the street do
partment, and Captain jerks is proving con-
clusively that the grass which ia green and
flourishing in the morning is cut down and
yithered before the close of the day. The
street brigade are down on the grass.
The sidewalk in Calhoun-street, near East
Bay, Is beng improved by new curb and the
removal of the cxcresoenco OF old bricks that
would make good people curse.
Two buildings are now being erected on Ven-
due Range. Preparations are being made to
build on the corner OF Laurens and Hast By.
A number Of private residences snd stores are
receiving attention. and contractors and build.
era are commencing to whistle cheerfuily q!
the prospect OF the good times coming.
The King-ssreet plank road Is progressing
rapidly.
The eclipse has had no effect on the mosqui.
toes; they evidently thought it vas an lmposi.
ton. and have been biting harder ever since.
We are informed from several sources that
Lieutenant ". N. TAFT, Of the police. has beer
for some time in tho practice Of drilling squads
of negroes. using for this purpose the Win
chester rifles furnished BY the Governor.
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lRRoxEMESrs IN TRINITY CHURoH The in.
terror Of this tlme-honorsd sanctuary Is now
undergoing . complete transformation. 1he
old pews, whioh were modelled after some ante
deuvlan pattern and we're little more than
seats OF torture, have been removed and wlll
be replaced by more modern design. similar
to those Of the Citadel Square Bapust Church.
The aisles will be wldened and the floor % ade
level. The present unughtly galleries will
give place to neat and pleasing structure. SIM
liar to St. Mary's. The win dows will also re-
ceive attention and be mads to correspond to
The generalimprosed appearance Of the chuich.
1t is expected that it will b. fully ten weeks be-
fore tho work is completed, and the congreaa-
ton will. in the m santime. worship in the bsse-
ment eh,pel. Mr.. e. r. Johnstone is the con
tractor, aad under his skilful management
Trinity Church will become an ornament to
the city.