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funeral Netlres.

wTHE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. OARsTENS,
Mrs. Catherine Hollngs, Mr. and Mrs. a. Buck,
Hr. and Mrs. a. Patgen, Mr.. A. Tienken, Mr..
and Mrs. q. Hartman and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lau, are respectfully invited to attend the Fune-
raj Services Of the former, at Rikersville, at
half-past O'Clock P. II. TO-DAY. Carriages viii
leave corner of Line and Meeting streets at half
past 4P.M N .ss,-, aug11-r
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Meetings This Day.

Agricultural Society of South Carolina, at
,halfpast P. M. =,
Catholic Institute, at P. NJ.
Washington Lodge, at P. NJ.
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Mr.. L. B. TAYLOR, the agent for F. E. SURE
& Co.. of Cincinnati, proprietors of Waynes
famous Diuretic and Alternative Elixir, is now
in Charleston.
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~ ARTIFICIAL EPIDEMICS.-JUST
as persons are subject to smallpox, measles, scar
let fever and ether contagious diseases, 80 whole
communities, cities and countries have their ar
tiical epidemlcs. Sometimes they take the form
Of religious revlvals or temperance and teetotal-
ISM at others as the result Of patriotic song an
opera, or ridiculous minstrel refrain; at one
time it selzes world, as the California gold fe-
yer" OF 1s49.
These social epidemlcs have sometimes shown
themselves In the character of q Tulip or Aorus
Muticaulus speculation, or great South Sea
Bubble-a super e1citative nervous system OF a
whole people. Sometimes passion Tor political
revolution and sapguinary wari sometimes ma
mia for velocipede aud skating rlnks; sometimes
as at present. spreading asls Is, now all over the
South Southwestern and Western States, In the
using in any quantity Of soLoMoNs'sl BrrTERs,
which hasassumed an epldeHical type in an in
credible short space Of time. 7spatora ,sntantur
ct nos m,ttanlur In tnts. arg9-tuthsS
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81,
IS, $S so and $S so per thousand, according to
size, at The NEWS Job Office.
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-GfFFf--AFF-AfRR-SS., r s.

ADVERTISERS will take notice that we cannot
engage that any advertisement sent to TIE
NEWS Office at a later hour than halfpast nine
O'Clock at night viii appear in the next morn
ins's paper. An exception to this rule is made
in favor of notices of meetings, deaths ana
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TIE EvERHAN.-The sailing hour of the
steamship !. W. Everman has been changed
to FIVE PM; on Friday, the 18th instant ' =
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Riot ON THE NEcK.-A riot occurred xon.
Tuesday in Chinquapin street, in which Rshs s
ard Chisolm was dangerously cut in the neck:
and badly beaten by Danls Ind Win ToomezSS
brothers. The assailantshaEe lbeeu arrested
and Daniel bound over to oappear before sae:
court. and william sentenced pay IDOL
lars and costs, or go to jaiT Br twenty FIVE
days. ~. z.!: Z;
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ms- DEUTSCHER BRUDRRLICHER
BUND-Members are respectfully requested to
attend the Funeral Services Of our deceased
brother, A. F. CARsTENs, from his late residence,
King street Road, above the Threemile House, at
half.past O'Clock THUS AFTERNOON.
BY order. WIN. AICHAELIS,
aug11 Secretary.
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THE BISHOP OF 0xFoRD's PUzzLE.--The fol-
lowing Ingenious puzzle, which we publish for
theinterest and amusement Of some of our
younger readers, Is one Of those recreations
which even the most learned dlgnitaries of
the church find leisure time for, and upon
which they do NOT ssorn to bestow some share
ofthelr wisdom and attention: s'S''
sT have a box, two lids. two established
measures, two places OF worship, fne stag
and several animals Of q smaller description,
two fine fish, and many Of smaller kind, half
q score Of Spanish gentlemen, two playful anil
mails, two lofty trees, two students, or rather
scholars, and several whips without handles,
two musical instruments, the steps of hotel,
the House Of Commons on the eve OF q d1Vis-
ion, and several small articles which carpen-
ter cannot do without. all pronounce me
wonderful piece of mechanism"
Guess at it, boys and girls; we'll give you
the answer in a few days.
CLUBS AND STARs.-Richard Savage was ar
rested yesterday under suspicion Of burglary
and larceny.
william simons lodged for safekeeping, on
warrant by Trial Justice Levy. charged with
obtaining money under false pretences.
William Hand arrested on warrant By Trial
Justice Bennett, on charge Of burglary and
larceny. Held for examination.
John Singleton, previously reported as hav-
ing been arrested for stealing silver watch,
was sentenced to thirty days in jail. The
watch has been recovered.
James Waddie, for attempting to throw J. J.
Castle overheard from Southern wharf, was
sentenced to IS fine OF ten days in Jail.
Thomas Roach, for beating his wife, will pay
$40, or board at the city hotel for twenty days.
Cornelius Brown and James Allston, for as
saulting L. Walker, were bound over to ap-
pear at the next term of court.
Maria Finley was lodged In Jail for stealing
bedding from Mrs. Mitchell.
Daniel Cox wears out the length of thirty
weary days for appropriating somebody elses
china and glassware.
James Grant beat his wife, Eliza. Eliza told
on him and james denied, but he is held for
trial.
Three dollars fine was paid by the owner of
six goats for allowing them to roam at large,
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@ FALSE PRETENCES.-TH VAST
and continually Increasing sales of H0STETrER's
STOMACH BITTERS have provoked the envy Of
certain class Of dealers In various parts of the
country, who are trying to substitute their utter.
ly worthless local nostrums for the most popular
proprietary medicine in the world These impos-
ters hope By their false statements to obtain from
tie millions who patronize the great American
Tonic sufficient number OF customers to make
their speculatIons upon the health OF their neigh
bora profitable. As the demand for HOSTETTER,S
BITTERS Is now so large and urgent as to tax to
their fullest extent the facilities for Its manufac-
ture. these petty attempts to wiring In the merest
trash by false representa- ions are Of little conse
quence to lis proprietors. They are, however,
serious evil to the yictimized If, for exam ple at
this warm season, when real invigoraat Is great
IL needed, the sufferer from general debility, in
digestion, biliousness or nervous weakness, Is
coaxed into using Wlshy -washy compound with
out any medicinal virtue, instead Of the sover-
egn specific In which the rarest tonic and altera-
tive vegetable elements are scientifically combIn-
ed, it is obvious that he will rue the day when he
allowed himself to be thus deluded. 1t Is In tile
interest OF parties who have been or may be infu-
enced by the persuasion Of plausible charlstans
that this article Is published. With the light OF
twenty years. experience to guide him, why
should an invalid take leap In the darkf
aug6-6Dkc
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BOLD AND HEAVY ROBBERY N SAVANNAH
Some weeks since the jewelry store Of Mr.. s.
P. Hamilton, corner Whitaker and Congress
streets, was entered by party Of robbers, in
broad daylight, and a case containing forty
five very valuable inger-rings, with diamond
and other gem settings, was carried of: AS
yet no clue whatever has been obtained which
would lead to the discovery Of the perpetra-
tors. The value of the stolen jewels is about
$500. A reward of five hundred dollars has
been offered tor the recovery Of the whole, or
proportlonabIy for any part OF the same.
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea. Green and
Black?' Wilson'S GROCERY. junS
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Ar THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL
NA-CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS, SECOND Or
CUT, BEAUFORT CoUNTY.-EDMUND MARTIN,
Plaintiff, against THOMAS F. DRAYToN, Defend
ant.-To THOMAS F. DRAYT0N, Defendant above
named: You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action, which Is
THIS DAY filed In the Office OF the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas for the County aforesaid,
at Beaufort in the State aforesaid, and serve
copy Of your answer on the subscribers, at their
office at GI.lsonyllle, In the County and State
aforesaid, within twenty days after the service OF
this summons on you, exclusive Of the day OF ser
vice. II you failto answer the complaint within
that time, the plaintiff will take judgment against
you for the sum of Nine Hundred and Forty Dol
lars and Six Cents with interest thereon from the
2sth day of June, 1851, aud costs and dlsburse-
ments.
June "a, 1870. DAvAET,
pIqlntff1a AttOrneya
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money.
:=Ma:rrien.

MELLARD-BEE.-OnW Wednesday evening" the
Sd instant, at the residence OF the BRIDES father
by the Rev. A. Toomer Porter, Mr.. WESLEY MEL
LARD to Miss MARY A. Bee both OF Charleston.
No cards.
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-6psriut Notlres.-

@ CONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER
MAToAkA, from Baltimore, are notified that she
is dischargIng cargo at Ke:r's Wharf. Goods re
naming uncalled for at sunset will be stored al
owners risk and expense.
STREET FROTHERs & co.,
aug11-l Consignees.
~NOTICE.-THREE MONTHS
after date application viii be made by the Sub
scrlber to the Union Bank for RENEWAL OF
| CERTIFICATE No. -. or Fifty-six Shares In
Stock of said Union Bank, standing In the name
of TRUSTEES PINEvILLr ACADEMY" the orig.
inal having been lost
". MAZYCK PORCHER,
President Board Trustees Pineville Academy.
augl1-lamo3
rs MOULTRIEVILLE, AUGUST IL,
1s7o.-To THE LoT.oWERs OF MouLTRIE-
vILLE.-I am about to cal for road duty. The
object Of this notice is to ascertain whether you
desire to commute or furnish the labor. An able.
bodied hand, with spade Or wheebarrow; must
be furnished, and his expenses to, from, and at
the Island, must be paid for six days. II you
prefer committing the labor, You can do 80 by
giving Immediate notice AID paying six dollars
to the Treasurer, Mr.. D. 3. GILLTLAND, No. Is
Broad street, Charleston, S c.
Yours, respectfully,
J..B. PATRICK,
aug11-thsm3 -; Intsndant Moutrevlle.
@EsTATE NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having demands against the Estate of ETTsEL L.
ADAMS: deceased, WIN present them properly
proven within the time prescribed by law; and
those Indebted to the said Estate will make pay.
ment to the undersigned, at Society Hill, s. @.
- ETTSEL ADAMS,
july22-th4 Qualified Executor.
@DELLA TORRE VS.. GIBBEs, EFT
AL.-NorICE TO CREDTTORs.-By order Of the
Court, made IL this case, the ere iItors OF the
late firm OF DELLA TORRE CO.. are notified to
come In and prove their claims before the under
signed at his office, No. 81 Broad street. on or be-
fore the goth day Of August next, otherwise they
will be debarred OF all benefits Of the decree
made In the case: @. W. DNGLE,
july1s-mthS Special Referee.
MF FINAL NOTICE. ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate Of the late
JAMES S. BOWIE Of Charleston, S. G., will rem
der attested statements Of the same at the office
Of PORTER Il CONNER, Attorneys, Broad street.
on or before the 1st day OF September next other
wise they will be debarred payment; and all per-
sons indebted to the Estate will make payment to
the same Attorneys. i,i:.! L. BOWIE,
july21-thms - ;rfs Administrator.
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~THE FACULTY OF WASHINGTON
COLLEGE va, will appoint, on September lat,
1870 Gentleman totake charge Of the BUSI-
NESS SCHOOL In that Institution. Salary from
$500 to $1,000. ~,
Applicants will address their communications
to JIM. LEECH, Clerk Of Faculty, Lexington, Va
aug2-tuth8
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@- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY-oFFIOE CHIEF ENGINEER,
WILMINGTON, N. c., JULY %. 187o.-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 and Bridges, or
any portion Of this work. The Specifications,
Maps and Profes can 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 @. WINDER,
augl-Imo Chief Engineer.
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To THOMAS F. DRAYToN: Take notice that
the summons In this action, Of which the fore
going is o copy, was fled in the Office OF the Clerk
orthe court Of Common Pleas at Beaufort, In the
County Of Beaufort In the State Of South Carroll
ma, on the oath day OF June 1870.
DAVANT,
,pnao that Plaintiffs Attornayg
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Guerial Motires.

@-DABNEY, MORGAN & co. VS.. THE
PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE BANK
OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Er AL
CHARLESTON COUNTY, COMMON PLEAS,
EQUITY SIDE.-An persons, deposltors In the
Bank Of the State Of South Carolina, or any Tits
branches, having claims upon said Bank, are
hereby notified that by the decree Of his Honor
Judge CARPENTER, made In this cause, and
dated May Tth 1870, they must prove their
claims before ME on or before the fifteenth Q6th)
day ofAugust next or else they will be barred
from all participation In the Assets OF said Bank
or claims upon the State Of South Carolina.
Deposltors must present their claims sustained
by affidavit, similar to those required for claims
upon executors or administrators, stating dis
tinctly when the deposit account began, and
when 1t ended.
The Deposit Books must In every case be pro.
duced II In existence.
CHARLES q. sIL.ITNToN, Referee.
Charleston, 8. c., No. Is Broad street, over Peo-
ples' National Bank June %, 1870.
N. B.-Columbia Phoenix will please copy as
above marked.
% soJuls, 90, ,2s27,s ,auga,5, s,u,1sl5
@rTHE HOPE OF THE COUNTRY
Wives and Mothers have the destiny Of the coun-
try in their hands-consequently 1t Is all impor.
tant that they the Wives and Mothersl should be
healthy, and sound In body and mind. Thereis Is
no remedy extant equal to BRADFIELD'S FE-
MALE REGULATOR for all diseases peculiar to
Ladies.
For sale by GOODRICH, wMEMAN L co.
jun25-stuth6mos
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PGRsosa1sT Ths,.; Ii New = OH Evening Ma

says: -. .ysNt:,
Edwin Chaplin, ESQ.,, who for many years
was cashier at the Filth Avenue Hotel, and
went In the faN Of 1867 to California, to take
charge Of the Occidental Hotel, and returned
about one year since and became connected
with the St. Nicholas Hotel, has left the litter
and returned to bis ..frst loye"-the Filth
Avenue. He assumes the responsible duties
of chief cashier, for which he Is eminently
competent. The old guests of this great estab-
lishment will be glad to greet again the famil-
iarfsce Of ON esteemed friend, who In the per-
formance of his arduous duties never forgets
the clvilities of the courteous gentlemen.
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A. F. o'Brien, New Orleans; Jas. P. Applcby
ColIetcn; J. S. Foster, northeastern Railroad
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Hotel Arrlvak-August 10.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHAfSLESIVN dVIEL.
A. A. Honben, Baltimore; Mrs. E. Marshall,
Miss Gleayeland, Atlanta; B. F. Jackson, Alii-
gatorville; Geo. N. Scott, Florida; VIM. NJ.
Crookshanks, McDonough; D. W. Haines,
Florence.
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TALL CoRN.-A stalk ofcorn, grown on the
plantation of Dr.. Bachman, near Winnsboro'-
q fair sample Of the crop. of>eight acres-is on
exhibition inithat town, which, according to
the News, bearssa sirteen aad haJ feet
high. We win hasst. credit 1T until we see the
cob. Send an aIEto Barnweli, and let it be
put on exhibitions Bat the next meeting Of the
Court Of General, Sessions, which, according to
the Southern Almanac, will=take place there
on the sixth MeHass 5in October. Rather an
unusual time. y a7=:::s, - q
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III. ZIPF. VI. ID,
DHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND AcCoUcHEUR-
II Once on head of Wall street. [nIsn
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New PAPERs.-During the past week we
have received quite batch Of new papers and
publications of all kinds The Chicago Journal,
one Of the oldest papers published in that city,
full of interesting reading matter and contain
ing full market reports Of prices in Chicago.
The Typographical Messenger, published by
James Conners' Sons, containing good reading
matter, fine specimens of new type. &c. The
Journal Of Education, published by J. B. Mer-
win at st. Louis, Mo-, devoted to school mat
ters entirely and is a valuable periodical to
teachers
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY DEMOCRACY
On the 9th Of April, the Washington Territory
Democratic Convention met at Vancouver and
nominated J. D. Mix, Esq. Of Walla Walla, as
their candidate for Congress. Mr.. Mix has
the reputation of being an able lawyer and q
good speaker, and we hope he viii succeed in
defeating Garfelde or any other man that the
Radicals Of that Territory may nominate. The
platform adopted by the Convention is good
one and has the merit of brevitY, being much
shorter than the Oregon platform.
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Seal Your Weights and Measures.

The attention of all persons interested is called tc
the following section of the Acts concerning weights
aud measures. and now in force In Idaho Territory:
SECTION 6. It shall be the duty Of oil persons using
weights, measures or beams. by which any commod-
y or article of traffic trade. or gold dust or bull
non is weighed or measured, TO have the same certi.
ned by the County Seaer at least once In each year.
aud any person hereafter using any weights, meas
ures or beams In weighing or measuring. not con
iormable 10 the standard Of the county In which
such weights measures or beams are used. or not
properly stamped and certified to by the County Seal
er he she shall be liable to indictment therefor
and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by
nne, not less than fifty dollars nor more than one
s.nousand dollars. or by imprisonment In the county
jan for period not less than thirty days nor more
tnan six months, or by both such fine and imprison.
ment All fines from the above source shall be paid
INTO the county treasury for county school purposes
In conformity with the above provisions. / shall
proceed, on THURSDAY. APRIL Il, 1870. to seal the
weights and measures Of Boise county.
J. r. PILE Co. Clerk,
And ex-ofacio Sealer.
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JAS. HEALY, NJ. D.,
DHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON. oFTICE ON EAST
Il side Of Montgomery street. three doors above
Wall, Idaho City. nlu
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II. Z. EDMOND
JOE. w. HUSTON,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. U. S. DISTRICT ATTOR.
n ney for Idaho Office in Curtis Block Baise
CITY. ], (Dec. 23 1869.
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SENSIBLE OLD MAN.-Old man Dent don't
appear to have, as yet, become thoroughly re-
constructed or imbued with the orthodox faith
in vogue at the White House. When the mes
sage and proclamation were signed, and the
fact was announced in the ante-room at the
White House that the Fifteenth Amendment
was adopted, the old gentleman blurted out,
"Well, gentlemen, you'll all be id sorry for;
this" and left the room thoroughly disgusted.
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U. S. MARSHAL FOR CALIFoRNIA.-The
dispatches state that the Senate has confirmed
William Gouverneur Morris as u. S. Marshal
for the District of California. This is about
on par with other appointments by Grant
which have been endorsed by the Senate.
Many old Cahfernians in Idaho are aware of Q
rascally and viIlainous act Morris perpetrated
some years ago, and which was brought to the
notice of the Senate. The greater rascal .
man is the surer he is of confirmation by the
Senate, andthe surer he is of receiving an ap-
pointment from Grant osar'- ibid
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RADICAL DEMoNsTRATIoN.-The ratifca-
ton of the Fifteenth Amendment was celebrat-'
ed in quite q significant manner by wealthy
German named DR.. Schroeder at Bloomington
Illinois. He promenaded the streets Of the
city arm in arm with . young negro woman
accompanied by q band Of music. He ought
to cap the climax BY marrying the wench. 80
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A FEMALE CANDIDATE.-Mrs. Victoria G.
Woodruff, one Of the female brokers in New
York City, has announced herself acandldatei
for Presidentess Of the United Statess and de-s
nounces the foreign policy Of the Administrari
tion in regard 10 Cuba. 6hs has got moro
sense than Grant and would make better
President ii our opinion ss'ss y 'ss'a