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4IYoB's OouRT. December: l17.--Wm.
BennetAohasged with being drunk and
disorderly in streets. First offence.
Fined $3.50
J. A. Kaigler-same offence. Fined
$3.50.
Edward McGinnis, (white) charged
with being drunk and disorderly on
street and interfering with police while
on official duty. Fined $5.
VIM. Gruber-found lying drunk on
street. For first offence oase discharged.
GsPosT OFFICE HouRs. Rs.-Northern mnil
opens 4.3O P. NJ. closes IL A. nj.
Charleston aud Greenville, open 4.30
p. NJ; close $50 A. M.
Western. opens 1890 P. NJ; closes
245 P. NJ.
Charleston, evening, opens 8 A. NJ;
closes p. M.
Office open Sundays from half-past
o'clock to half-past S.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, Rector,
Ao/o ~. M uuu :. III.
st. Peters Church-Rev. Francis Ja-
quemet, 1st Mass z a. III. I'd Mass 1O15;
Evening Service p. Nj.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. w. E.
Bogg1, 1OIa A. Nj. and Ia p. M.
Baptist Chnrch-Rev J. L. Reynolds,
1Olla a. NJ. and III p. NJ.
Lutheran Church-Dedicatio Service
Rev. A. r. Rude, 1OIs A. NJ.
EfS WAShin ptOn ront Chnr11,- Rou
Martin. 101s A. NJ; Rev. o. A. Darby,
81 p. NJ.
Marion Street Church-Rev. o. A.
Darby, 1O1: A. NJ; Rev. s. II. Browne,
IL z. NJ.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, December IL
NichclSom House-J. Kennedy. EdgeGeld;
). '. Ham, Canada; Lieut.. Bigger, J. B.
Porter, Manning; j. G. Turner, N. c.;
e. u. Bush, Greenwood; J. Henderson,;
z. W. Burr, New York; r. s. Bruins, T.
=. Taylor, Charleston; J. T. Williams,
Greenvlile; j. A. Foster, Spartanburg;
A; A. Barnes, 3. Hughes, Memphis; r.
w. Gator, Baltimore; Mrs. J. Whaling,
Wisconsin; G. Fl. Kimball aud wife, A.
J. Sunely, Geo. Roddy, New York; J. B.
Wilkie, Colleton; Mrs. W. Evans, Mrs.
q. II. Evans, T. M. Evans. Boston; A.
I. AckermaD, Ga; w. H. Means, La;
W. A. Spence, Jr., Savannah; A. B.
Bnrnes, Charlotte; G. G. Watson, Lynch
burg.
Columbia Hotel H. c. AIazyck, Mrs.
=. Miller, Charleston; W. Dudley, South
Carolina; J. Y. Terry, Camden; Y. J.
Pope, Richmond; J. Sanburn, New
berry; A. Macbeth, New York
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS
b. n. Heinitsh-.Fancy Goods. Drugs.
Duhme & Co.-Raffle, etc.
r. Il ". G. Swaffield- Wanted.
Geo: Summers Liquors and Cigars.
". r. Steele-Ladies' Furs.
Meeting Columbin Chapter. No. s.
Carroll & Spellman-Spring Buggy.
| Fiano for Rent
j. w. Hogan-Final Discharge.
w. D. Love & Co.-Holiday Goods.
D. c. Peixotto & Son-Auction Sale.
p. +. Frazee-Shcriff's Sale
Gold Bracelet Lost.
W. D. choenberg-Sundries
Meeting Richlend Lodge.
j. H. & nj. L. Kinard-
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Congressman Bowen publishes the fol-
lowing card, relative to the charge of
bigamy:
To THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY CHRoNI-
Gle: The Republican of to-day contained
On article. the purport of which was to
hold me up before the public us biga-
mist. Tile charge has not the slightest
foundation in fact. The hostility and
malignity of my political ienemics in
South Carolina, whose corrupt schemes
my success as q contestant for q seat in
the Forty-Second Congress would mar,
are the causes of this Infamous charge.
AS they shrunk from no outrage, no vio-
lation OF law, to prevent my being hde-
clared elected in the recent election, so
now they shrink from no sacrifice of
truth, iastice or decency, in casting
odium upon the name and character Of
one who may, they think, have his cause
injured by their venomous attacks
The Star of this evening informs the
public that the Grand Jury of the Dis
trict have found an indictment against
me on this charge. am informed that
this was procured on tho evidence of O
person who has, for a year or two past,
been one of corrupt ring of politicians
in South Carolina, and whose evidence in
that State would not weigh feather in
any mans mind.
1 stand ready to meet and answer this
Infamous charge in the proper place. It
ia unnecessary to say more now and here.
1t remains to be seen whether this at
tempt to prejudice my character as a
man will have the effect intended upon
the contest I am urging against fraud,
perjury and malignity. Respectfully,
yours, @. @. BOWEN.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 13, 1870.
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Those who put thoir trust in the medicinal
virtues OF tho OLD CAROLINA DITTERs, will not
be disappointed. D1St9
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My friend, stop that terrible cough, and
thus avoid .onsnmptiye's grave, by using
DR.. Picrccs Alt, Ext. or Golden Medical Dis.
c,overy: For curing all throat, bronchial and
lung diseases it has never been equaled. Sold
by druggists. DlSTNt3
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"lts nifty curis," :;aid Mrs. partinston to
Ike, while reading. about the impending war
in Europe, ''that the Holerhorn creates such
Gh aao IN 9urrnp' KIP when ins siel common
Old lady. having delivered herself of the
above, took dose OF LIPpMAN's GREAT GER
MAN BIrTEEs to cheer her depressed spirits.
and resumed her knitting.
Lippnian's Bittcrs are for sale by all drug.
Eista and dealers. Depot in Columbia. S. G..
Mt GfIcEn n McGREdoR's, Druggists. S1s
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Indigestion, Torpid Liver. &c. should be
apply to the OLD CAROLINA B1TrsRs. D1St8
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SnzoDoST.-All dentrifices had their draw
backa, until the salubrious BARK of the Soap
Tree was brought from the Chlian valleys, to
perfect tho fragrant Sozodout, the most whole
somo, reliable md delightful. article for tho
Teeth, that brush was ever dipped into.
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The cactus fence is an institution Pc
culiar to Mexico. The variety of the
plant used for this purpose is called the
organo. It is eight-sided, and shoots up
straight as on arrow, from len to twenty
five feet in height, and i've to eight inches
in thickness. The fence-builders cut the
cactus into sections of the right length,
stick the cut end into trench, cover the
dirt around it to the depth of foot, and
the fence is made. The pieces arc set as
closely together as possible, and, rs they
take root and grow for centuries, the
fence improves with age, instead of 60
ing to decay like other fences.
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All sufferers from Miasmatic Complaints.
Dyspepsia and Debility, find relief and cure in
the uso of the OLD CARoLINA B1rTERs.
DIS 10
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"SPALDINa's GLUE" always up to tho stick
ing point. D1St3
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San Francisco has suit in progress
which: is conducted by 27O lawyers.
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TEXAs. Unless there is some change
matle i'll the law of Texas, there will be
no Congressional election held in the
State until November, 1872, when it will
be timo to choose members to the Forty
third Congress. The Radicals find it
much easier to hold power in the South
than obtain it, and hence they abolish or
postpone elections whenever such a
course is practicable.
United States troops wero sent to su-
peryise the recent election in Augusta,
Ga. Net result: $40 Democratic major
ity and one soldier stabbed in the left
breast by negro with razor, the sur
geon reporting: ''If the blade had pene-
trated u trife deeper. it would have cut
the heart"
Foul MUIDEH.-A private telegram,
we understand, was received here last
night, from Dawson, announcing that
Mr.. S. w. Smith, brother of Mr.. II.
1. Smith, of this city, was foully mur-
dered OF Dawson, yesterday, by O man
named A. 0. Gerard. He approached
Smith from behind and stabbed him in
the back.-Aacon Telegraph, 18Th.
A Cedar Falls, Iowa, man, having ate
too literally of his wedding supper,
dreamed he was chained to log placcd
on the railway track, and awoke to find
himself lying on the floor, his wife stand
ing over him brandishing chair, and
demanding to know why he pulled her
out Of bed by the leg.
A woman at Lafayette was advised to
hold laudanum in her mouth for tooth
ache, but as her mouth leaked, and she
forgot to stop the hole, the lau,lnnum
got amongst her victnals. She now
wears tho latest style of wings Over
There.
AQuEsriOS FOR THE CENSUS s.TAKERS. =
The entire population of Charleston, S.
g., by tho census Of this year, is 81 900.
At tho late election the city polled 20. 900
votes, or one for every two and a hnlf of
its population. Baltimore pollcd one
for every seven. How is this?
The city Of Cleveland, Ohio, Sin imi-
taton of Chicago" is cxcnvatiDg tun-
mel under Lake Erie, mile and a half
from the shore, for the purpose of pro-
curing supply OF pure water.
A colored person, named Hayward
Moore, while attempting to escape from
tho Darlington Jail, was shot dead by the
jailer, on Sunday last.
Incendiary fires destroyed the gin
honse and cotton of Mr.. s.. T.. Convers,
and the dwelling of Mr.. Jos. Galluchat.
in Clarendon. last week.
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WTANTED.-A HAND to run a SINCE,
w Sewing Machine.
Dec IS 3 r. .&W. G. SWAFFIELD.
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ST AT PRIVATE SALE, or will be sold
Gi;: the FIRST MO lDAY in January, at Alb.
-beviilo Court House, s. c., large and
commodious HOUSE and LOT, in tho town of
Cokesbury, Abbeville County, s. O., with 25
acres Of Land adjoining.
IERMS-One-fourth cash; balance in one,
two, and three years.
For particulars, inquire of Mr. A. Burt.
Attorney at Law, Abbeviile Court House, or
Mrs. Blackwell, OH the premises, or to
w. d. LOVE Il CO.,
Dec III IL Columbia g. C.
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OsT.--l'etween tho Express Office and the
IL South Carloina Railroad Depot, a GOLD
BKACELET, marked ~. h. b., to JOSIE" a
suitable reward will be given to the finder. it
left at tho Jewelry Storo OF Isaac Sulzbachcr.
Dec 1S
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AA TO REHT.-A DWELLING HOUSE.
A;Is containing seven rooms, situated near
The corner of Senate and Sumter streets.
Apply to WM. WALLACE,
Dec t u" Luw Range.
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at the Executive mansion.
Mrs. Levy, President of The Aesocia-
tion, requests ,1s to say that the annual
meeting of the Ladies' Industrial Asso-
citation will take place on Tuesday, the
Goth of December, at the Washington
Street Methodist Church, at IL O'Clock
m. All interested are specially requested
to attend, rs full meeting is earnestly
desired.
At on election for officers of Richland
Lodge, No. 80, the following members
were elected for the ensuing Masonic
year: W. L. Walter, W. Mr.; A. Smythe,
S. W.; A. X. Evans, J. W.; II. +.
Ensor, Treasurer; w. II. Manning, Sc.
crctary; J. A. Shell, Tyler; DR.. w A.
Tompkins, Secretary, pro. tenn.
We daily see load after load Of goods
rolling into Lorick e. Lowranco's. They
expected to have been in their new store
before these arrivals, but being disap-
pointed, for few weeks, they request
Us to say, they will offer these goods
6eloW The market.
Deal gently with those that stray.
Draw thew back by love and persuasion.
Ono kiss is worth thousand kicks.
Kind words are more valuable to the err
ing than mine Of gold.
Gen. Grant opens his economical cam
paign this year with budget of $780,
00O, 600. Before the war our national
expenses rarely exceeded $50. 100000
An honest old darkcy down South
says: "Dey tole us dar war provisions in
de Constitution for we cullud folks. but
dat's q lie! Dem provisions didn't cum.
Dis nigger amt seed de first mou'ful."
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EVE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
Mr.. JOHN C. SEEGERS the sole Agent for
the sale OF our WHISTLES in Columbia, 8. C.
JOHN GIBSON'S SON l. co.
pHII IADRIpHIA NOyemher 10 1870 Oec
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The New York herald., 1870-03-10
CUBA.

A Military Court Martial in scssion-Tho
Business Before It-Resel Ncws-Frec Ma
sons Still In PrisOn-Ths Markets.
HAVANA, March .. 1870.
military court martial las been In session In
this city for the trial OF persons accused OF causing
the riot In the Vianueva theatre last year. OF the
number tried Seniors Bramoseo, yaides. Pons, Cts
neros, Rtvero and Valiente nave been found guilty
OF the charge and sentenced to death. Seniors
santaca, Para and Lator,e, also on trial on the
same charge, were acquitted. All OF the above
named are In the city OF New York.
The F1ensa states that the number OF insurgents
az Gunes exceeds one huldred. The Diario says
that nty-six OF the number have been killed by the
troops; ana. according to telegraphic dispatches
from that quarter. the ret are completely sur
rounded
The Havana journals cont,in accounts Of the dis
persion and killing OF 200 insurgents belonging to
the band OF Maximo Gomez, near the town OF
Bayamo.
party OF insurgents attacked the Ammonia
plantation near Santiago deCuba and killed six Of
the operatives.
The Free Masons lately arrested for holding o
meeting are still in lail.
The sugar market Is actlre Sales were made to-
DAY on the basis OF SH reals per arrobe for No. IL
Dutch standard.
The exchange market Is Irregular.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
THE REDSKINS.

Mr.. Vincent Coiyer's Reply to General Sheri-
dan-IIe Thinks the General Strikes Wildly
Him-A Mild Reproof Administered to
s.LittIc Paif.o
WASHINGTON MARCH o. 1870.
The following is the letter from Mr.. Vincent Col
yer In reply to General Sheridan, the subject OF
the recent attack on the indian camp and killing OF
a number OF women and chldren:-
To Hon. FELIX r. BRTYoT. Chairman Pittsburgh
SIR General Sheridan strikes out at almost as wildly
he did at the poor Piegans and with much jus
tce He says that In extract from Lieutenant Peases
Baker and to deceive Kndhearted pubc suppressed
fact that Colonel Baker took IU0 women and chill.
dren prisoners. II the General thinks that 1t re-
lieves the backness OF the picture any to say that
sick with the smallpox, killed. there 100 women and
children also taken prisoners will add Lieutenant
Pease, notice upon look make il quite 40
bad as that He says there were eighteen and
teen children three and the majority
ycunger) some of whom were wounded and were taken
prisoners.
The General to quite forget that the govern
nent which placed him Ia command Of the military
West appointed us to do our humane work among these
Indians, and virtually makes 1t duty stand In
OF these helpless, outcast and Children and
20 any one who may attack them cease your bloody work.
or the outrages against poor settlers the border he
says that want II on.o No, you know you
are not jushed In any such inference this Because
pull aside the curtain and let the American
you call great Victory over the lndans does follow
that we do not want the men who perperated hord
crimes you portray with 30 much zest Justly punished.
Strike, II you must srike the guilty, the innocent
Faithfully yours vfNCENT coLYER
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
TENNESSEE.

Specie Payments In Inshville-The Secretary
Of State Asks to bePr0tccted Against the H
kluxes.
NASHVILLE, March 8. 1870
Several business houses In this city are paying out
silver change.
A. J. Fletcher, Secrerry or State, having called
upon General Lowell commanding this post, to fur.
nish HIM with military escort home for protection
against the Ku Kiux, the CtuZens OF Nashville have
called meeting to appoint delegates to take the
places OF the soldiers. Mr.. Fletcher asserts that
trains between Nashville ana Chattanooga have
been searched, and for this reason he asks the es
cOrt.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, March o-4:3o
p. M-Consos closed at 922 for money and 81 for the
account United States nve-twenty bonds, s0Js for
the issue OF 1852; 90 for the issue OF 1865, and s9
for the issue OF 1857; ten-fortes, 87A; Erie Rail-
way shares, an; Illinois Centrals, ll3'; Atlantic
and Great Western, 20.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, March e.-The Bourse
closed dull. Rentes, 74E 47c.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKFORT, March g.
United States fve-twenty bonds opened lrn at
957s 96 Tor the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERpOOL, March
o-4:50 T. M.-Cotton closed steady. Mlddng up.
lands, lid; middng Orleans IA. The sales OF the
day were 10 600 oales, including 1000 bales for spec
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr.-RAvnE, March q-Cot.
ton closed quiet
LIVERPOOL. BREADSTUFrs MARKET.-LIvERpooL,
March 0-P N.-Tne breadstuffs market Is firn
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERPOOI,
March 9-P. M.-Lard dun and unchanged. Provt.
sions generally duh.
LONDON PRODUCE MARxET-LoNDoN, March O.
4:3U p. M-Splrlts turpentne, 3os sd. per cwt Lin
SEED cakes 2s los per ton. qailow 45s I'd. 4ss. Cd
per cwt. Sugar dull. Refined petro cum, IT, lOd q
Is. 10hd. per gallon Turpentine quiet, bus steady
Calcutta nseed firm.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, March o-Petro.
Isum closed nrn W 5Shk for standard white.
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FIRE IN tLsviNTH Avikuc-ioss $4,000.

Yesterday morning 1re broke out in the carpen-
ter shop and moulding establishment Of Farrell
d Jenkins, Nos. 4i0 and 442 Eleventh avenue
The building aud contents were entirely destroyed
causing loss to the firm OF $1,000: insured for
$4,000 in the Franklin Insurance Company. Tho
fire extended to the kndttng wood yard OF J. Wares
In the rear, whose loss on stock was 500. The ma
chinery and building are owned by jenkins. Waters
Farrell, whose loss en- machinery is about 81, ooo
The tenement house No. 44i. owned by L. +.
Slain, of 80 Murray street was damaged about $500.
The first floor Is occupied by Richard Cavanagh,
whose loss Is lty dollars; the rear the first floor
by James Murphy, who sustained 500 loss; the
second floor by Patrick Dolan, who sus.ains 500
loss; the third floor by Isabuc West, whose loss is
$780, During the progress OF the connagration q
portion or Nos. 440 anu a42 fell ana buried boy in
the ruins. He was rescued by oilcer Monlig gaa
without the boy sustaining much Injury. Tie
Twentieth precinct furnished the above excelleas
report.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
WEST VIRGINIA.

Ku Klux Operations mt the New Capital
The Jail at Charleston Broken Open by u
Mob and tho Prisoners Liberated.
WHEELING, March o. 1870
United States Marshal Slack writes from Charles
ton, Kanawha county, the recently selected capital
or the State, under date Of March 8, that an or
gantzed band Of armed Ku klux appeared in the
town IN open daylight On the morning OF the I'd
inst, and opened the jail ana released the prison.
ers The jailers were thfpatened with death II they
gave any alarm. The organization Is SAID to be
extensive and the civll authorities are poweriess
In view OF the speedy removal OF the capital to
Charleston the Governor VIII call upon the general
government for military aid to suppress iawessness.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION IN CONNECTICUT.

NEW HAVEN. March Q, 1870
A permanent organization OF the Sunday School
Convention was effected by the choice OF Henry p.
Haven, Of New London, President and the follow.
Ing Vice Presidents:--W. Storer OF West Hartford:
John +. Searles Jr.. OF New Haven; George NJ
Woodruff OF Lltchfeld; ". II. Potter, or Groton; P.
Button, OF Greenwich; j. W. Griggs, OF Windham;
Tolland. Secretares-W. J. Fletcher, OF Waterbury;
r. r. Merwin, OF New Haven; Stanley p. Warren, OF
Bridgeport. The reports of the county secretaries
showed gratifying increase In the number OF
schools, scholars, teachers and interest generally
during the past year. Addresses were made by Rev.
w. L. Gage, OF Hartford Rev. J. II. Vincent, of
Newark, and others. The general discussions were
very interesting and calculated 70 lnflse new zeal
into the workers in the cause.
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Sy nns no. exceeding $1,000. or BY both nns ana
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE
ALBANY, March ., 1870.
BILLS RgroRrEp.
Dy Ar. twEEp-Amending the act to complete the
dowanus Canal In Brooklyn.
Dy mr. 'MuRfHY-Pfoyidng for the election OF in
spectors OF election In BROOKLYN.
oy "i' " s. NohToN-The Militia Enrolling bill
- ~ BILLS lNrRoDuCED.
By Mr. rrkkck-Amendng the charter OF the
Society for the AID OF frlendless Women ana Cni-
dren. ~ ~AN S-''
=, By MI MoKGAN-Approprating $500, 900 for the
HUDSON River state Asylum for the Insane.
BILLS PASSED.
Enabling the American and Foreign Bible Society
10 unite with the American Baptist Publ,cauon
Society; enabling the electors OF Newton TO yote IN
districts for town ollcers amending the Kings
county jurors act: changing the name OF the Iiope
Union Mission School Of Brooklyn, and to exempt IL
property from taxation.