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New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHLADErPH. Aug. 2AColton-Mdhng upands, lsl disc ;
81 5Oat5, Fansee ~ 274+2 %. Foar-Moe densHd
@s5s e. % Es4.:T7fSa fS5I9s ,'s ii S5
- 7sasS56 Wheas,More demand; New we.eSn e5 ii 20
p 4%,ss q MS, tss 81 w.. 81 Rys sg ssT a., zee Corn ae
S cHsee ss & steady G d M R s fo @ for % low grade % R fs Il
Petroleum less closed nominal Ice for Cae 2 for Re-
BiLrIsoRE Aug Otton unchanged; very sarc FOu
IL 1 S. and nby, & . MSs %lsA @ s I G eS @ S1 g r % S5
ouS I sa w IL sS% q g. SS Vi %Sssn s|n @
Ysnos sSSsLi & Western SoSs9c oat, tsat3e Provisions.
AISsr hGs ana s Ss%fni MsS Ohio and
New.YOrk Amber, 81 i5a$I sO White from Ses 81
quoted sSca Corn dull 5aSHs 20
No. sI ROEed state at 81 5s BaLey Matt Eagerly a,
the quotations City made from Canla West Barley II qsl @
Two ROwed state 81 goa - 2s oat; moderate qet bat
a s 5e' and S western SqfIs @I closing @ dull od S'e Ne" %
s, sSI'tIS corn Ags oes 5. 5,. @ bs whi
FSar 200 6I Wheat 1000 bush Germ l9 90 bush 5 ro.d
and dull Wheat neglected Corn que: and oTsi; a; so bush
demand nomna New western sais iOoO bu
No TSlst9 at ase ni Is 600 bush DO At M ar Rye as
l6ie Higbwines weak saes Of small lots at s7c.
for No sprsg 81 s. for Amber Winter 50 o White; s. %
for Double @ sI WI Mse,i @ CLOSES e msr 'ifs las. nh 800 S
to-day 900 bush Amber Michigan 81 80 No. Milwaukee cas
Ry a64a cS SS Is 81 % q s e; y for nssd & os S ss
M1S s5oa 8 n Cana 5 r. 90 sTo Ga sss
Oats a Lumber the HDi.on 81 TO Sss.isr
Albany Grain and Mleed Boston So 30 NeaYo s. oi
Albany - 60 Lake mporslt6 feet L1mber Canal
Erpos2leOO bush Wheat $500 bush Rye, and ~ 900 foet
Lumber
and good demand III i4d 10 or SO Rel bodrss
close. Corn 6me and good demand MIei;
Yellow and White. Oats dull Old
Rye firm at 2d9c Barley firm and sales at 81 ld .
Cotton quiet 3c for Mdng bale New sold Chlge 24
in fair demand; sales 1863 hhds
Whisky dull and demsnd light sales Sd92c POyions OPEN
hsde higher and closed es m demand Mes PORK OF ~
e2s So Bulk Meas l3aiSc B,eon-shOOders hs Clear B,
ic Clear Sides 173c Land Ice Exchange steady l0 dir
TOLEDO. Aug A-Fo1r arm Wheat active, No White WabaA,
81 No. White Wabash 81 20; Amber Michigan fresh 81 80
Regular 81 26l; No. Amber Illinois, 81 No Red Wah n
81 90; No Red Wabash, 81 2at Corn unchanged Oats-Ne
41c No. 2, 4lc Michigan &c freghts-More Inquiry
changed Reep-Flour 400 bills Wheat 250 bu Corn 30
bush; Data 23OOO Skpments-FoI bis; WhsA
Is bush Corn. IL 900 bush. Oats 100000 bush.
CLEVELAND Aug 2WheA ami advanced 2ci 40 81 l9,
Corn nominal Oats quiet at q di3c Petroleum QIss
= Refined.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25

COFFBERo rather dull and prices unchanged other kinds
trade also dull and entirely nominal W. quote Rio.
lc goi $50 bags Rio per North America
FLOUR AND MBAlThe low grades Of and Western Flour
fairly active the suppl Of sound shipping brands
te medium grades better demand and irregular The
OF sound Ezra and the prices insisted upon
business No. and super better and in good demand sales
D guuhh Lila We
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25

NEw.ORIKAys Aag 2LCOtton kmeri Mding ilc sale, 50
bales; net receipts l09 bales stock, 30yol bales.
SAvlxSAH -Coton active Low Mddngs lie; sales 0n
receipts 2 baes eIporscoastsi %i bales ocA La
bales
CHARLEsros Aug A-CotOn srmi Miidlngs, 9lci sales,
bales; ret receipts, ljl baes stock, 1884 tsles.
GALVESTON, Aug 2Cotton qnet bot trn Good Onary, IS
net receipts bss exports coastsse 81 bales stock 505 bale
MoBLg 24-Coon quiet; Mddngs l7ic; sales. 2oO b.
net receipts ~ baes exports ooassise 3 bales 95 bal
AuGusTA 24.-Cotton quiet sales, $50
receipts ~ bales; MiidEngs, ia dl7tc
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
THE MARKETS.
TCarefally reported for THH TRIBUNE !

TCsrefally reported for The TRIBUNE
"WEDNESDAY. Aug. "a, 1870
ASHES-Pots remain frm with good demand So Isl
Pearls lull and nominal at $9d SO IS.
COrToNThere not much general activity rIo but the
scarcity desirable qualities and continued fair spuners
gives holders and prices utane sales Of 800 bales
9g last evening and 1873 to aye Of which t5 taken
SUMPTION 5 speculation For future delivery the market has
been irregular but closes with generally dmer sales
ing Of 800 bales August 10 9lbc 800 September l7c 200
October Gc 200 october l6lc.; to-day 200 August l8l 0O
l3c 400 Sepm mer c O0 October l63c ami 80 December 6c
basis OF Low Mldhng. We quote a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25

WEDNESDAY, Aug. PIP. ".
For the 81, 100000 of gold offered for sale by
the Government today, there bids for s2O50ooO
ranging from 1l741 to 116.75. The following are the
awards by the Secretary of the Treasury:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
Musital ynsirnmenis.
A GREAT OFFER.

A GREAT OFFER.
~ HORACE WATERS fS1 BROADWAY EEw-YoRK
dspo,e Of one Hundred PIANOS hELODROss ORGAEs
seiass extremely low for
viii s1S nonthy until pad Aai
snsy applied psrsb..sa ssu CssksnRx Pianos
ksatAlJ iAstAlasss rssavs1 of
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financial.
TRIPLE CURRENCY LETTERS OF CREDIT.
Il THR
AMERICAN BANKING-HOUSE
OF

AMERlCAN BANklNG-HOUSE
BOWLES, BROTHERS & Co,
THROUGH ITS COMPLETED BRANCHES,
Eev.York Paris
10 Wilism-st II Rae de IA Par.
Boston, London,
"a state ls9 Strand, ChsTiEgNroa
Win receive deposits either
FRANCS, DOLLARs, OR POUNDS
make collections eene credit Of -
account with its Branch in oile Of said centers,
AT ClRkkNCl RATES
less expenses, and Free Of ali Comm
Juy % isa
To our Correspondents and Holders Of cur Credis
In view of present AMI probable future Continental disturbance
authorized TO draw for a. thereof Nich NAY
main unuse POUNDS STERLING usual riREB DAYS sNh,
upon MessrS BOWLS BROS. a Co,
tto Stganf, thsrast
Loacoe.
BowIEs BROTHERS Ce
NoTE-Hoters OF Cros notfni ths f,r Of ahlSy
OF rtors inents hpon the l. c II Credit all Dr q IN Srs -
subsequently, sus 81 At actual eiGoa'@sA
in America Eusope.
SPECIAL NOTICE
ihe pcohe no,ihci 70 'ss"'
TRIPLE CURRENCY CREDITS ,a.
ieatHre ths fo4se' ~"
Copyright is reserved tleretO -
The Cr,it three caencies Of Possd posr srd fn
holder to draw, point travelling rut ~ the s"fd
currency most available At that point . a, A. IA
During the disturbances 'hes ti W. 40 L.
particularly with th, Drafts be made nn -.
temporary The traveller sas % a
merely stufoAnees asSns 'Ae e
London Paris OF New-YOrk 10 draw apea-
Nothing coald better nisss'sss Ne vsiss |" - N~
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
10f O'clock A. VI.
Sails Of GOrernrsnt BOndl
$500 s. g. 81 Coz .....I 1900 u 30 tSS 67.''''llo
O. $500 Con 65 .....illl fOO0 u n 9s uo 'ouP ID
SaLs Of RairOad ana Har0aa-Erpr
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25

81 25d - 81 State and Pennsvyana $5 asa 50 70
Corn Meal Is quiet, but irm; sales 200 hbis. We quote
Corn Meal Jcney.. al IS % Corn Meal Brwe.... S3 151
Meal. Western. zj Com Ml Brwe. Deh d2S 90
FRElGllrS-Oosn Freigh exhibited activity totay
hrueri the ioows To Liverpool by
500 bush Wheat SD. 1900 bush last night at same pce
$50 Of OIL Cake TO Liverpool by a At 5s 400 os Flour by
steam, Is 3D. and LOCO bb Flour private terms To London
bb Flour 7ld bb aud bark Cork for orers
with 800 quarters Of Wheat at 10 3D. q Or
GRANWhe better but the absence Of good assortment Of
Spring business greatly AmleT Winter so uuch better but
the higher prices asked checks busues sales 1880 bush 81 IA
Spring; isd 81 ~ for Ne Chicago spnuE 81 Va 81 l3
for No. d. d II ~ fair So No Msankeej ~ aSQSl ~
Amber WeNe-n 4d&l T. fer Amber state; ~ bl for White
Michigan; White Kentucky II ~ FOR Inferior White Southern
and ~ a. Barley Malt quiet and heavy
Oats higher he aemaud largely speculative
a.es $4,000 bush
Ohio 51a $780, the inside
and the latter for Whe Metrn al BE- sa Il and jersey
aud Southern 4a53c Rye lower and unsettled sales 800
Western sla9 Cora opened d2 better witt brisk
pecuniye bat closed tame thin OF pces; lO
bush UIes5 Damp aud Jn,enl 6aogc Mixed
cosug Al Western Whit az 81 II; co. Yellow Osa
III 10; Round Yellow a. I'll G,l 81 o.
HAYThe demand fair aB the market inn a5dg5c shipping
and u IS ior Rsal lots Rive straw selling for short
HEMP-No rcporedj Manila nonnay l2idi3c
HOPS moderate demand aud the steady quote
lO02,c. to qushty
MoLAssES The narke; still very dull and sales
Cuba bIu.eoyaio about
NAVAL SIORhSfor spirits Turpenne there nght
demand but market steady small
shipping order Rosins have been quiet scarcity
INN; Common Strained S GOOD Strained S asa
~ ", No. at s2a ~ 1i No 81 ca - 81 Psls ~ $50
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25

The specie shipment to-day is reported as follows:
BIZ steamer Abyssna. @4yb.bO
BY steamer Nevada. ESQ
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25

Ohio and Michigan. EN 90 Lenesee EItTa brands I0a IS
Southern Flour is steaer and moderate inquiry sales $50 bb
We quote:
Bat Alex and GEORGETOWN, mixed 20 good Sup S3 fOd S56
Bait Alex snd Georgetown, Extra Family.
Fredericksburg aud Petersburg Country asa
Richmond Country. Extra 256 90
DelaWare'; :,.'''''.' SO4 20
aud Tennessee Extra and FAMILY. 250 70
Rye demand $50 bbs
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25


The following shows the comparative earnings OF the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad during the third
week in August 1900
s277 500 1924 l29 $3.50
The following were the earnings Of the Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railway for the third week in August:
l8iO.... 1869 s69.... ll8 55l Increase Sl6,B
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-10

@ FALSE PRETENCES.-TH VAST
and continually increasing sales Of HoSTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERS have provoked the envy. OF q
certain class OF dealers in various parts Of the
couutry, who are trying to substitute their utter.
ly worthless local nostrums for the most popular
proprietary medicine In the world. These lmpos.
ters hope by their false statements to obtain from
the millions who patronize the great American
Tonic sufficlent numberof customers to make
their speculatons upon the health Of their neigh
bors profitable. AS the demand for H0STETTER'S
BIrTERS Is now so large aud urgent as to tax to
their fullest extent the facilities for It's mBnufac
ture, these petty attempts to wiring In the nerest
trash by false representations, are Of little conse
ouence to LIS proprietors. They are however. a
serious evil to the vlctimized. H. for example, at
this warm season, when real invlgorant Is great
ly needed, the sufferer from general debility, In
digestion, bIlIousness or nervous weakness, is
coaxed into using wIshy-washy compound With
out any medicinal virtue, instead of.the sover-
etsn specific In which the rarest tonic and atera-
tive vegetable elements are scientifically combln.
ed, 1t Is obvious that he will rue the day when he
allowed himself to be thus deluded. 1t ls In the
Interest OF parties who have beell or may be innu-
enced by the persuasion OF plausible charlatans,
that this article ls published. With the light OF
twenty years experience to guide him, why
should an Invalid take leap In the darkS
auQ5-6pSC
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-10

MADISON UNrvERsrrY.lThe New York pa
pers state that the honorary degree of D.
D., was conferred at the close OF commence
ment week upon the Rev., H. Allen Tupper, Of
Washington, Georgia, by the Madison Univer-
:slty, at Hamilton, New York. DR.. Tupper is
"a native of Charleston, and, by appointment
last year, he preached on the Sd instant, the
annual sermon before the Education Society at
Hamilton, New York. After an absence of
twenty-ons years from his Alma Mater, he
had returned by Invitation to receive its high
est collegiate honors.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-10

RETURNED CARoLrN1ASs.-Our readers will
doubtless recollect the departure, In February
last, of party of sixteen young men from this
this State, and of another party oftwenty, in
March, for Venezuela, under contract with Mr.
william Gairk, of Darlington COUNTY, to serve
him for one year for seyenty:fve dollars per
month and board. Arrived there the young
adventures were delighted with the climate
and general appearance of the country, and for
the frs. Ghree months everything went smooth
ly enough, wages were paid regularly and
good rations furnished At the end Of this
time, however, Mr.. Quirk appointed for his
workmen tasks which were double what was
required from the natives who had been al
ways accustomed 10 the use Of the heavy
ssmachete"-an instrument somewhat resent
bling broadsword, often two or three feet
In length and very heavy-whlch is ,.se3 as
sort OF Ratchet for cutting sugar-cane, clearing
lands Of small bushes, &c. These double tasks
they found themselves utterly unable to per-
form, their wages at the same time being re-
duced to forty cents per day. The party de-
manded justice and reduction of the amount
of labor required of them, but were answered
that none would be made; they must either
perform the work or leave the plantation.
Many left Immediately, whilst others, utterly
penuiless, In strange land and without
friends, were of necessity compelled to remain
and submit to the imposition. One small party
reached Laguayra and applied for redress TO
the American Consul at that port, from whom,
however, they tailed to obtain either satisfac-
ton or information. Two of them, Messrs. N.
B. Brown and ]. &. McCollum, succeeded in
obtaining u free passage on the brig A. B. Pat
terson, Captain Pike, to New York, and thence
to Charleston on the steamship South Carroll
ma, Captain Adkins. These gentlemen speak
In the highest terms of the kindness Of both
Captains Pike and Adkins, to whom they offer
their heartfelt thanks. They report that up to
the time of their departure, perhaps we should
term it escape, on the 18th of July, they had
cleared about eight hundred acres OF land
heavily wooded with lIgnumvit@ or iron
wood Only FIVE out OF the thirty-slx are
known to have reached the United States, the
others are still in Venezuela, many of them
wandering about the country in state Of
great destitt ion, indeed, In starving condt-
ton. Messrs. Brown and McCollum state that
the climate is perfectly delightful, the soil
good and well adapted for the cultivation of
sea island cotton, but there Is no law, little
order and absolutely no protection. The
country is cursed with an intestine war, and
the port of Laguayra was blockaded when they
left. the captain of the blockad,ng vessel, how
ever, after tho presentation of goodly
"ehunk" of SAT- pork, &C., quietly permitting
the Patterson and her passengers to Ego
through"
Moral-stay at home, Join the Union Reform
party, work hard for the redemption of your
State, add your vote to the majority OF Carpen-
ter and Butler, and you'll find that, after all,
s4heres no place like home"
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Hotel Arrivals-August 8
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

l:I-II7- a. CHAKLESFUN HUTEL.
Won. Gregg. Johns Island; John A. Young.
Charlotte; J. B. Ezoll, Columbia; G.. R. Mar
ble,. Boston; b. Ellis. W. A. Collins, Macon;
G. Wellington, A gdsta; S. Duryea. Now York;
J. E. johnson, Baltimore; @. q. Peitengill.
Chernw; b. ~. Drane, North Carolina; J. j.
Cohen and Lady. Augusta; D. Callahan, W. A..
Bradley, South Carolina.
PAVILION HOTEL.
J. F. satton, Thompson; W. z. Blako, Spar
tauberg; J. T. Wigsios. North Carolina; j. &.
Davis, J. Z. Davis, Jr., Monticello; a. c. Thom-
son, Bio de Janeiro; E. c. Clayton, ,Baltimore;J
D. Wlggin, e. Gerst. New York; Al. Alderman
and family, Madison; j. II. Brown, Darlington;
j. ]. NetHes, south Carolina.
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@BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best In the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con-
tain lead, nor any rttaltc poison to produce par
slyss or death. Avolt the vaunted and deuslve
preparat!ons boasttns virtues they do not possess.
The genuine W A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
has had thirty years. untarnlshed reputation to
uphold It's Integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye,
Black or Brown. Sold By all Druggists. Applied
at No. 18 Bond street, New YORK,
noY26 fmwlyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-10

D1srusBANoE.-Atthe bar.room of Mr.: c. A.
Blase, coruerof Rsldan America streets, on
Monday night Jonas Miller, F. Callahan, VIM.
Sears and John Mcclure, after imblbing rather
freely, refused point blank to pay for their
liquor. The bartender, not exactly rellshing
this sort Of thing, undertook to give his opin-
ion, whereupon they all fell upon and beat
him severely. The police, attracted BY the
noise of the row, fastened to the spot, and
promptly arrested the offenders, who were
Yesterday morning sentenced to paya fine of
. SIS each, or go to jailfor ten days.
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~A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

From the time when, in 1884, Dr.. RUGGE dlscov.
cred "Carbouc Acid" and its extraordinary medi-
cal effects, nothing In the history OF Medicine has
equaned 1t. Largely used BY the French physt.
clans In treatment OF consumptive and scrofu-
lous diseases 1t was introduced by the Court Ply
sician OF Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus.
slasand from thence TO the United States. No.
thing else OF the present day can equal HEN.
RYss SOLUTION OR OARBOLIO CONSTITUTION
RENOvATOR. Patients get better after o,sly one
dose has been taken and we cordially recommend
It to the public-fEditor "Argus.n Jan17 Iyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-10
TEA MORNING vIsIT.-MRs. GRA

@- A MORNING VISIT.-MRS. GRA-
HAM. Kate where Is your mother this morning ?
Kate She IS in the kitchen making mlnce pies. Mrs.
G. Why, Kate, our surprise me! Mrs. Crocker told
me only few days ago that she was quite sick,
and not able to be about. Kate. Oh, yes, she has
been quite sick; but the day after Mrs. G. was
here, ma sent for bottle OF PLANTATION BIT
TIERS, and has taken 1t three times day since.
It worked like charm. and ma says she is better
and stronger than she has been for years. She
thinks it the best medicine In the world, and
wants me to take some, but 1t Is so awful bitter
do not like 1t. I have taken 1t several times but
1t gives me such an petite that tell ma her
mince pies will not last long. Mrs. G. Good
morning, Kate. Give my love to your mother,
and tell her she Is safe so long as she has PLAN
TATION BTTTERS In the house.
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speria! Notires.

@AN APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS
or CHARLESToN-Th Niagara Fire Engine
Company, No. 8, OF Charleston, being desirous OF
rendering their organization more efficient for the
preservation OF property from fire, earnestly 30.
lcIt the citizens in generalto aid the Company in
the purchase of o new Engine. The one they have
has been In service since the year 1850, and being
worn out, has become almost entirely useless.
The Company have been using this Engine
since 1861, and repairing 1t with their own means
and without expense TO the city. They are now
compelled to appeal to the generosity Of those
whom they have heretofore faithfully served to
contribute for the purchase of new Engine that
the Company may be enabled in the future to
render more valuable services than In the past.
The Chief and officers OF the Department. as
well as the whole organization, can bear testI-
mony to our efforts as well rs good order. We
feel confident we cannot call on our citizens in
vain.
The following named persons are authorized to
collect for the Company:
J..H. GADsDEN, Chairman:
J. B. BROWN, 3. CHAPMAN, APa,
B. WICKMAN, W.W:LEWIS,
E. G. TUCKER, Z. MlNDORA,
]. e. CURTIS, .. =. LYONS,
D. FIRST, w. ..LAWTON, -
T. McG. CARR, -lJ.B. NELL. 4-.7--
No list is genuine unless bearing the Seal Of the
Company.
We the undersigned oficers Of. the Charleston
Fire Department, approve OF the above appeal.
R. n. ALEXANDER, Acting Chief Fire Depart.
ment. -. - "a
O. P. A1MAR, Second Assistant Chief Fire Depart
ment. - 49,.
F. l.. o'NEILL, Third Assistant Chief Fire Depart
ment.
GEORGE L. BUST, Chairman Board Flremaa.
tiers. s'N ~.
R. S. BRUINS, vlee-ohalrmau Board Flremasters.
augl0-10wfm1S I'd .:.s.. ---.-.,
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@ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA tND AUGUSTA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY-oFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER,
WILMINGTON, N. O., JULY 2s. 1s7O-sealed pro-
posals will be received at this office until alst Of
August proximo for building the extension OF
this Road from Sumter to Columbia, including
Grading, Trestle-work, Masonry aud Bridges. or
any portion OF this work. The Specifications,
Maps and Proales eau be seen at this office,
where any information required will be given.
Proposals Will be endorsed Proposals"
The Company reserve the right to reject any
bid. JOHN G. wINDER,
aup1-1mo Chief Engineer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-10

LADIES' Mutual Am AssoG0 TIE res
port OF the receipt and expenditures of this
association for the month July, 1870, com
sists cf the following amounts, viz: To'bal-
snce, $lsl; to salesroom account, $s5 90; to
subscriptions, $ss so; to donation, $2o-total,
$685. 90. By cash paid, slss 50-balance on
hand, slss 40, Amount Of ordered. work dur
ing the month, $40 80.
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BusEEss ESyELoPEs.-THE News Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes,
with business cards printed thereon, at 81 per
thousand. Send your orders. Every mer-
chant and business man should have his card
printed on bis envelopes.
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PERSONAL CHAsTIsEMENT.-Yesterd morn
Ing it became the unpleasant duty OF Mr.. F.
W. Dawson, one of the editors of THE NEWS, to
administer sound castigation to Mr.. Myron
Fox, one of the editors Of Radical sheet pub
lishedin this city. This was made necessary
by the publication, on Monday evening, OF
grossly insulting article rejecting upon. the
character and courage Of Mr.. Dawson.
- AT about haiEpaatl10 O'Clock, Mr. Dawson,
accompanied by ashiend, entered the editorial
rooms Of the Radical paper. Mr.. Fox, known
to be one of It's editors, was seated at table
near the. window. Mr.. Dawson went up to
him and asked whether he was the editor Of
the, paper: Mr.. Fox, extending his hand, re-
plied that he was. Mr. Dawson, pointing out
the offensive article which he held In his hand,
said: s!This article Is grossly insulting to me,
and shall chastise you" With this, he struck
Mr. Fox in the face. Mr.. Fox sprang to his
feet, when Mr. Dawson struck him be-
tween the eyes, and, with flexible cane,
thrashed him over the head and shoulders. at
this moment, w. J. Ballentlne, On attache OF
the Radical sheet, seized Mr.. Dawson from oe-
hind, but, after struggle, was shaken Oh.
The pair, Fox and Ballentiue, then attacked
Mr. Dawson vigorously, and were both OF them
badly hit. In the meanwhile, a crowd Of
twenty or thirty persons had gathered In the
room, and the encounter ceased. The police
were sent for by Fox, and Mr.. Dawson and
his friend were arrested. Mr.. Dawson was
unhurt. Fox bears upon his face some Of the
marks of the punishment he received.
Mr. Dawson and his friend were conducted
to the guardhouse, where Fox made charge
of assault and battery. The case was then
turned over to Trial Justice John G. Mackey,
and Mr.. Dawson, waiylng an examination, was
bound over tdskeep the peace for twelve
months, and baled to2appearfor trial on the
first Mondayan November.
Nr. Dawson, during the encounter. had no
other weapon than q light ..-lei which was
broken during the fight with Fox and Valen-
tine. .-.s-E'ssAs1-' e
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-10

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-10

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