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Cotton Gins, &e.

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The Cotton Supply Association, OF Manchester,
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the highest donors over all other Saw Gins, and
declared the samples glnned by 1t entirely untn.
j9,'ed-a compliment never before or since given
to any other Saw Gin by that Association. The
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the New York State Agricultural Society.
Descriptive, Illustrated and price catalogues
furnished gratis on application BY mail or otler-
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F1RE.-On Saturday morning, about three
o'clock, the house Of the late Mr.. James S.
.Guignard, on the corner of Senate and Bull
streets, Columbia, was discovered to be in
flames. The fire companies responded prompt
IL TO the call but the flames had made too
rapid progress, and the building, said to be
the largest framed house in the city, was burnt
to the ground. There was no one residing
upon the premises, and the fire is generally be-
leved to be the work OF anincendiary or in
cendiaries. The loss is between ten and fifteen
thousand dollars. No Insurance.
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ARRIVAL. OF THE IRON STEAMSHIP SOUTH CAR
oIINA.-This punctual steamer lett New York
last Thursday afternoon, under the new fall
arrangement for Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
daS steamship departures, and arrived at her
wharf on time at an early hour Sunday morn
ing, with very large cargo and passenger
list. Captain Adkins sails again on Thursday
after the arrival Of the day passenger trains on
the South Carolina Railroad, from Columbia and
Augusta, and this route affords cheap and
pleasant means of travel North. Captain Ad-
kins is ready to test the capacity Of his steam
er, with say 5000 bales Of cotton. What say
the cotton trade in Charleston, Augusta, Co
lumbla, Atlanta, Macon and Montgomery
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Hotel Arrivals-septemeer and 4.
PAVILION HOTEL.

s. Lecsle and wife, Miss Leckie. Augusta;
John Nettles, South Carolina; S. R. Woodber-
~. Barnwe!l; G. W. Pratt, Palatka; n. Levi,
Manning; Frank P. Tupper, New York; n.
Jacobs. Manning; S. McDermott, Atlanta; j.
NJ. Brown, Darlington; S. Brothers, Reeves
vile: A. Loryea, James q. Loryea, South
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DIR. ROBERT LEBBY.-We are heartily glaC
to be able to state that there was no trutf
whatever in the reports Of the death Of Dr.
Robert Lebby, circulated in the city On Friday
night, and printed in THE NEWS OF the follow
ing morning. The rumor-for at the time il
was nothing more-was brought to the atten'
ton of one of the reporters of this paper late
on Friday evening. He at once set to work to
verify the statement, and was informed BY q
near neighbor of DR.. Lebby, who left his home
after night, that he had positive information
that the distressing report was true. This, we
take it, was sufficient confirmation, and, con-
sidering the lateness of the hour, relieves the
reporter of any suspicion Of want of proper
care.
DR.. Lebby is now improving, and will, 1t
is hoped, soon be convalescent. We regret
exceedingly that we should have been the
innocent cause of so much pain to his many
friends, although we. were 80 enabled to put
upon record the expression Of the public ap-
probation of his value as an officer and citizen.
FAIR IN AID OF THE NEW GERMAN CHURCH.
During the first week in November the Ger
man Ladies' Society will hold grand fair at
the Music Hall of the Academy OF Music, for
the purpose Of raising funds to assist IN the
completion of the new German Lutheran
Church on King street. near Vanderhorst. This
will be one of the handsomest churches in our
city, and the advantage of such beautiful!
ediace on King street.-the only one there
must be readily appreciated by all who have
an eye to the improvement and beautifying OF
our principal retail thoroughfare. Probably
our German friends could not have chosen a
better site for their church than that which
they have secured Central, convenient in
every way to those for whose especial use 1t
is intended, and at q point which has been
heretofore sadly deficient in architectural pre-
tensions, its tall and graceful spire will relieve
the antiquated specimens Of the builders art
which surround it, and add greatly to the ap-
pearance of that section OF the city.
The ladies of the church have sacrificed
much towards Its completion, and certainly de-
serve hearty well-done. Their means are,
however, exhausted, and they make an appeal
to our people which cannot and will not be un-
needed. To the ladies of our city We would
particularly recommend a liberal support OF
the fair. Contributions OF articles, small or
large, suited for rattle, general prizes, or the
rerreshment table, will be gladly received and
acknowledged.
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as-AN APPEAL To- THE CITIZENS

as-AN APPEAL To- THE CITIZENS
OF CHARLESTON.-The Niagara Fire Engine
Company, No. 8, OF Charleston. being deslrous OF
rendering their organization more efficient for the
preservation OF property from fire. earnestly so.
lcit the citizens In general TO aid the Company In
the purchase OF 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 1851, aud repairing It 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 testl-
mony to our efforts as well as 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; Fl. GADsDES, Ghai5Wan: 51,a
J R. PINKNEY, H. CARR0L.
II. WICKMAN P. w. LEWIS,
E. c. TUCKER. R. M1ND0RA,
j. II. CURTIS, y. y. L1ONS.
d. FARSI W. LAYTON,
T. McC;. CARR. u. B. NELL.
No list is genuine unless bearing the Seal OF the
Company.
We the undersigned officers or the Charleston
Fire Department, approve OF the above appeal
R. n. ALEXANDER, Acting Chief Fire Depart
ment.
c. P. AIMAR, Second Assistant Chief Fire Depart.
ment.
F. L. 0'NEILL, Third Assistant Chief Fire Depart.
menr.
GEORGE L. BUST, Chairman Board F1remas.
ters
R. s. BRUINS. vlce.Chalrman Board Fl.emasters.
anglolowfmls
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Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or med!.
c!nes. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Ad.
dress DR.. E. B. FOOTE No. 1oo Lexington avenue,
New York. dec16
w-LIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS an old German Tonic.
MSLIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS the most delightful and effective In the
world.
ms sLIPPMANS GREAT GERMAN BIT
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Newspapers.
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~HONESTY Is THE BEST POLICY
in Medicine as well as In other things. AYERS
SARSAPARILLA is genuine preparation OF that
unequalled spring medilne and blood purifier
decidedly superior TO the poor limitations hereto
fore In the market. Trial proves it.
aup5-n Uf6
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FXECUToRs OF GEORGE GIBBON US.

EXECUTORS OF GEORGE GIRBON VS..
~ City Council Of Chareston.I :, 1ota;
BY virtue OF an Execution against the Property
IN the above case, to me directed and delivered,
viii be sold THIS DAY, the 9Th OF ,Septem-
Der, 1870, at the northeast corner Of the Court.
house, at IL O'Clock n "a 't-s.il.,,
All the right, title and interests OF the defend
ants In The Property hereinafter set forth and de-
scrtbed, or so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the above execution: = i 2. :l.si-
$500 SHARES, original Stock, Northeastern
Railroad.
1000 Shares, original Stock Cheraw and TDar-
lington Railroad.
$3.50 Shares Memphis and Charleston (Dlvidend)
Stock.
sss9l so Certificates Of Indebtedness Northeast
ern Railroad.
$4,000 Eight per cent. Bonds Of tie Northeast.
ern Railroad.
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF the
City Council OF Charleston, In the aboye5 stated
case. - ~ ~
Terms cash. E.w.M. MACKEY, =.
sep5 sherir q. o.
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g d EhIFF's SALE p :: l''T'o ..1s
- ". P. Bowling. and George F. draWleY Ya s.:
5: B. Jones, ". p. bowling & Co. vs. P. q. Crosby
=, By virtue Of Writ Of Fteri Facias and e4eeu.
ton against the property In the above cases, TO
me directed and delivered, will be sold THIS
DAf, tue 5sh OF September instant, fn front Of
the warehouse on Accommod atton Whaif ar II
O'Clock a. M. precisely, - IN III
All the right, title and interest Of the defendant
In TWO bales OF UPLAND COTTON. - AZ =:
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF ], s.
B. Jones In the above stated cases. . . -.
Terms Tern cash. E.. W.M. MAcKEH;:s 90.
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y NOTICE OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY
CHARLESTON, S. C.-The Coupons Tor interest
on the Bonds Of the Charleston and savannah
Railroad Company, guaranteed By the state OF
South Carolina. which mature september Isl,
1870, will be paid on presentation at the First Ma
,ional Bank of Charleston.
aurae S. W. FISHER, Treasurer.
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s--.s- .
Gperial Notifies.
m TO THE PUBL1C.-oWNG :

mr TO THE PUBLIC.-0WING TO
the long continued term OF hot weather, the pro-
prietors of the Charleston Ice House, and the
Meeting Street Ice House, are compelled 10 ao,
vance the price Of Ice from ~ to TWO ~
cents per pound, in order to reduce consumption
and make the stock on hand last until more can
be secured AS soon as the supply Is securea'
the price will be reduced tolormer rates.
ALyA GAGE & CO.,
sep5-o JOHN LUCIHE.
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@e NOTICE.-AT A MEETING OF
the Town Council OF MoultrieYilie. sulliyan's Is
land, held THURSDAY. August 25 1870, the follow
ing resolutions wero adopted:
Resolred, That the Clerk Of Council be instruct
ed to advertise that all parties who have made ap.
plcason for Lots prior to August II, 1870 VIII
receive their certificates by calling on him, at
No. is Broad street, and paying oil charges, II.
cludlug road duty for this year.
ReSoiped. That all persons to whom LOIS naSe aI,e
been granted must apply for the certificate OF the
same. and pay all charges therein within thirty
(30 days after publication OF notice heretofore
ordered and that in default thereon Tile privilege
granted he forfeited.
Extrac: from the Minutes.
D. B. GILLILAND.
Clerk Town Council,
anger Moultrieyile. S. I.
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w COMMERCIAL L TRANSPORTA-
TIoN OFFICE, corner Exchange and East Bay
streets, second floor. DRAWING, TRUCKING, &C..
promptly attended to at lowest market rates.
Leave Orders or Bills OF Lading aug22-m6f
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@ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-Ex parte JOHN ". BUR-
BIDGE Assignee, In re ALBERT WICHMAH,
STANDARDIZATION to sell Real Estate.-In pur-
suance Of an order In the above stated case, no.
tice is hereby given to all the lien creditors of the
above named ALBERT wIHMAN, to prove their
liens before J. c. CARPENTER, Esq, Registrar in
Bankruptcy. on or before the Goth day Of October,
A. D. 1870, and show cause, If any they have,
why the Estate In the petition mentioned should
not be sold free from lncumbrance.
WATERFORD August 25th, 1870.
JOHN ". BURBIDGE,
auQ2o-rn3 Assignee.
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MH NOTICE.-OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. C.-The Coupons on the Bones Of
the Savannah aud Charleston Railroad Company,
for funded interest, which mature September lst,
1870, will be pail on preservation at the Banking
House OF g. a. KIMPTON. Financial. Agent State
OF South Carolina, No. Nassau street. New York,
or at the First National Bank Of Charleston, at
the option OF the holders. S. ". FISHER.
aug29 Treasurer.
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September 5, 1870 sep3-3s
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EUROPE.
The Spanish Elections.

MADRID, January 26.
The election In Oviedo is progressing. The
Duke Montpensier's defeat is considered certain.
Marquis Peroles is running in Madrid as success
sor to Serrano. The vote cast last night stood:
Peroles $4,000; Guesales, Republican, 15,ooo and
tile Carlst candidate 5000. Tic election contin-
ues three days longer.
The elections to I'LL vacancies in the Cortcs
show, as far as heard -four orlcanists five Progrcs
istas, six Republicans and one Carlist elected.
Immigration in England.
LONDON, January &c.
A monster meeting has been held to promote
immigration. The Lord Mayor presided.
4 Hard Thrust.
LONDON, January 90.
writer in the Times IS astoundcd at the pro.
posed annexation Of San Domingo to the United
States, which would only add another negro COM
monwealth to those so difficult to manage now.
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IN INcIPLENT RIOT.
RICHMOND, January

RICHMOND, January e.
Governor Walker, upon the receipt of the
Information OF the Presidents signing the Vir-
glnia bill, will issue q proclamation calling the
Legislature together on the Sth OF February.
General Candy will give up all control OF State af-
fairs when tile Legislature meets and fills the civil
offices now occupied by military appointments.
There was considerable excitement along the
streets this afternoon, caused By an attempt OF
some coored rowdies to ride in the "whltc balr'
street cars instead of In the colored cars. Four
were arrested and taken to the station.house,
which was surrounded by an excited crowd OF
negroes until heavy police force was brought
upon the spot. This disturbance was made in ac-
cordance with the programme announced in the
speeches Of the negroes at the celebration yes
terlly.
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WASHINGTON.
rFRoM TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

WASHINGTON, January 2G.
That the President signed the Virginia bill
this morning is certain, although his approval is
not yet officially announced.
There is no objection to Porter in committee.
though there may be in the House.
LATER.-The Virginia bill was signed by the
President to day anu sent to the State Depart.
mcnt. The omission to send it TO the House was
q bIunder.
Revenue today S375,Oo0.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Nothing Of importance from the Senate.
League Island occupies the time of the House,
|' LArER-The Committee on Military Affairs
have agreed to report bill appointing conf
mittee of five to examine all army officers below
the rank OF brdadier-general, with " lew to dis
miss the incompetent from the service.
In the Senate, Howell senator from Iowa, was
sworn in.
Resolutions Of the Kansas Legislature, asking
were presented.
\ bill was introduced providing for an ap-
praser of merchandise at Mobile.
The currency bill was resumed, and discussed
to adjournment
In the House, the committee on Mines was
directed to inquire into the Avondale disaster and
report whether Congress had power to regulate
mining.
The General of the Army was asked to say
whether any officers Of the army were receiving
pay as civil officers.
The League Island Navy Yard uill was tabled.
Ayes 81; noes 81.
The bill excluding New Orleans cl passed, and
goes to the President.
The House went into committee on the civil ap,
preparations.
Butler made long speech, dealing mostly in
figures, but attacking Mr.. Dawes very sharply.
Mr.. Dawes closed his reply as1oows:
am ready and contemplate, voluntarily my
self to submit to the Judgment Uf my cOnstit-
uents whether / have been faithful. do NOT,
| however, in view Of the duty of the hour, which
Is to call attention to the expenditures, propose
to be diverted from that grave duty by any petty
DEBATE here with any living man, on the lnlsera-
BILE and unimportant question Of my own wisdom
| or folly. trouble not myself about my record.
If sterity cast look at IT, IL will vndicate 1t;
il it do not, it will not make any difference. And
now move that the committee rise.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Some doubts having arisen as to N. Ollivier's
present views with regard to Rome, the Flo
renee Diritto recalls the fact that three years
ago the new French Premier signed the fol
lowing order of the day: 1--WE regret that,
Notwithstanding Its promises, the government
leaves us in ignorance of the state OF Its nego-
tiliations with the Holy See. As for ourselves,
the Italians, and that our occupation ought to
ceasc.n The Dritto refuses to believe that NJ.
Olivier is now in favor of policy which he
then opposed In such explicit terms; but
should this be the case, such o change OF
views would justify, it thinks, the bitterest re-
proaches of his friends.
-Pasdeloup. who admires Wagner. persists in
placing selection from that composer on the
programme OF each of his weekly popular con-
certs in Paris. The moment the orchestra
commences the performance Of the Wagner
piece, the audience hisses and groans. At the
last concert the demonstrations came near de-
ed. faces slapped, eyes BACKED, kicks and
cuffs were freely distributed, and the Wagner
fanatics got the worst Of it, though Monsieur
Pasdcloup succeeded, spite of all opposition,
in playing through the n,orceau while the fight
was going on. II the Wagner war does not
assume less tragical proportions, the police
will interfere and put 4 stop TO Monsieur Pas-
deloup's introduction of the music IN the 1l-
turc in his weekly programmes.
A French paper, the Phare dc Ia Loire, ,WRich
is quoted by the Drbats, mention that, accord
ing to letters from ST. Petersburg, a vast con-
spiracy against the lite of the Car has been
discovered. The centre Of action was at Odes-
81, and the pupils OF the universities were the
principal promoters. 1t is stated that the con-
spiratovs. in order to carry ont their object,
had resolved 10 tear mp the rails during the
Journey of the Emperor from Odessa to St.
Petersburg, but the rigid surveillance excrcis-
cd over the whole line prevented them from
carrying out their plans. The conspirators are
all, without exception, Russians, and consider
able surprise is felt that not single Pole has
been found in their ranks revolutionary
plot has also been discovered at st. Petersburg,
but it is described as mere boyish scheme
without importance.
The story of another terrible murder is told
by the Cologne Gazette. country girl in
Schrimm, in the government OF Posen, had re-
ceived her inheritance of three hundred tha-
lers from the authorities, and on her return
home she spent the night in village: having
no acquaintance there, she took refuge at the
house of the village justice, to whom, in virtue
of his position. she gave her whole confidence
and informed him of the object of her journey.
He was ready TO take her in, and advised her
to go to bed with his wife. When all were in
a deep sleep. the covetous host got up. went
into the garden, and dug hole there. lie
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POLITICAL PRISONERS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Januar y &c.

SAN FRANCISCO, Januar y 26.
The British ship Barringer, from Australia,
brings the following political prisoners sent from
Ireland to the British penal colonies in 1865 and
1867. Their terms Of transportation vary from
five years to life. Their names are John Kenny,
Dennis B. Cartman, Dennis Hennessey, Maurice
Patrick Leppey, Thomas Hagger'
ty, David Joyce, John Shehan, Patrick Wall, H.
clael Moore, David Cumm:ns Eugene Geary, John
Walsh, Patrick Davan and Patrick Dennis. They
were entertained and provided for By the Fen!ans
here.
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spARKs FROM TIE WIRES.

The steamship Arizona arrived from Aspin-
wall, with s3O, SD in treasure. No news.
Colonel Pennybacker will command in Miss!s
sppi while General Ames is absent on leave.
Captain Smith, who commanded at Galveston
when tile Harriet Lane was captured, was killed
in Alaska by o drunken Indian. The Indian was
hanged.
The Rev. DR.. Henry Miles Pierce has been con-
secrated Bishop Of Arkansas. He was formerly
pastor of St. Johns Church, Mississippi. Bishops
Young, Of Florida, Wilmer. of Louisiana, Quin-
tard OF Tennessee, Whitehouse, OF Illinois, Greene,
OF Mississippi, were all present. The ceremony
was very imposing.
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or would be liable to suffer upon conviction of
the crime or offence wherewith he stood

or would be liable to suffer upon conviction of
the crime or offence wherewith he stood
charged
Ger authorized to serve legal process, receives
from Il defendant, or any other person, any
money or other valuable thing, as considera-
ton, reward or induccmcnt, for emitting or
delaying to arrest a defendant, or to carry him
person to prison, or for postponing the sale OF
property under an execution, or for emitting
or delaying to perform any duty pertaining to
his Office, he shall be punished by fine not cN-
cecdins three hundred dollars.
In the Senate House, the twenty-first day of
December, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and siXty-nine.
CHAs. w. MONTGOMERY,
President pro tempore of The Senate.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, Jr.,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Approved the 22d day of December, 1869.
RoBT. X. SCOTT, Governor.
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4 RADICAL rIcroRYIN GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, January 2G.
The House Of Representatives was organiz-
ed to-day by the election OF r. B. McWhorter, Re-
publican, rs speaker, over ]. E. Bryant, Conser-
vatve, by twenty-four majority. Three members,
Donaldson. Num- and Taaferro, are declared to
be ineligible hy the military commission, which
has adjourned. The seats Of sixteen members are
declared vacant on account OF their failure or re-
fuSal to take the oahs required by the laws Of the
United States
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TIE WLiR IN CUB4I.
uAHANA. January &c.

HAVANA, January &c.
Captain Bolt, commanding loyal gucrril-
las, captured the insurgcnt Generals Marceau,
Lena and Fcgniards, with the family of the lat
ter, near Bayaveds. Bolt with his prisoners had
arrived at Santiago.
The insurgent leader, Irrus Santoa, has surren-
dered.
Frederick Gras, chief of staff Of General Cobada,
and his brother Ramon, were executed at Glen
fuegos.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, January 90.
The time OF the Senate was consumed in
discussing the memorial 10 Congress for the re-
moval Of disabilities, but without action.
The cars still come crowded with immigrants
for Texas and Louisiana.