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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-01
TO THE UNION REFORM VOTERS
OF CHARLESTON COUNTY.

The Union Reform Voters OF Charleston County
are hereby directed to elect ninety-siS Delegates
to County Nominating Convention to meet In
the City OF Charleston. on MONDAY, october Sd, at
1aM.
The Convention VII! nominate Candidates for
the following offices, viz: Judge Of Probate, o
State Senator, eighteen members OF the House OF
Representatives, three eCounty'Commissioners aud
a School Commissioner.
The ratio Of Representatives in the Convention
will be as follows:
City OF Charieston-Forty.e eight delegates, six
for each ward.
st. Andrews Parish-SiS delegates.
Ss. James's Santee-Three delegates.
ST. James's Goose Creek-Eigh: delegates.
St. Johns BerIeIey-Nine delegates.
ST. Johns Colleton-Twelre delegates.
ST. Thomas and ST. Denis-Three delegates.
Christ Church-Four delegates.
St. Stephen's-Three delegates.
The wards in the City Of Charleston which have
not already held elections will eject their dele.
gates at their usual places o! meeting on Monday
night next.
The meetings for the elections OF delegates
from the Parishes will be held not later than We'd
nesday next, the c3th instant. at the usual places
u meeting. GEORGE Il. WALTER,
sep23 Chairman pro tenn. Charleston County.
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CENSUS OF CH1RLESTON.
Returns of the United States Census
Takers-Total Population, Forty"eight
Thousand Four Hundred and Thirty
one.

To the courtesy ofMr. E. P. Butts. Jr.. act
inc United States marshal. we are indebted
for the appended census of the City OF Charles
ton. as reported by United States census
takers, who have for several months labored
earnestly and carefully to secure correctness.
The census shows that the total population
is 1881, OF which there are l0,967 white
males, ll,sOl white females, lo,79s colored
males and 1866 colored females. There are
s65G families. and Cos dwelling-houses. This
census makes the population of the city 35os
more than the census taken by K. {. DeLarse
for the State. It further shows that the total
colored population is 1868, and the white
population is 22,7Ss; excess of colored 1926.
The total male population is ol.765; excess of
white males l69. The number OF white females
exceeds the males by s34: the number of col
ored females exceeds the colored males by
4O67
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TcE FAMINE N SAvANNAH.-The supply OF ice
in Savannah, though luxuriant for the past
summer, has finally disappeared. and the
quantity on hand now is reserved for extreme
cases OF sickness contingent upon the season
Haywood. Gage & Co. have the monopoly OF
the ice arrangement there, and they have
acted with view 10 business In retaining a
sufficient quantity for summer contingencies
There is no ice to make y ''cooler" or milk
punch" but the Savanuahians console them
selves that there is cargo on the way from
the icy regions of Gage in Boston, which Will
be there before frost The people OF Charleston
may we'll congratulate themselves upon having
fu! supply Of Ice at the reasonable rate OF
one cent per pound.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESsIoSs-JUDGE q
PIArr, PREsIDNG-The court met at A. H.,
Yesterday, and the following cases were dis.
posed of:
The State vs.. Joseph Anton-assault and
battery. T. Y. stnons, ESQ.,, for defence. Not
guilty.
The State vs. Octavius Nelson-assault and
battery 7. Y. simons, Esq., for defence.
Guilty OF assault.
The State vs. William Dorreil-assault and
battery. H. W. Schroeder, ESQ.,, for defence.
Guilty, but recommended to mercy.
The State vs.. L. p Smith-assault and bat
terry. 7. Y. Simons, Esq. for defence. Sealed
verdict.
The State vs.. L. P. Smiih-fa!se imprison-
ment. T T. s!mons, ESQ.,, for defence. sealed
verdict.
True bills were found in the following cases
The State VS.. Thomas n. DeHoney-assault
and battery.
The State VS.. Hugh ". Winter and Pringle
Winter-murder.
The State vs. Jerry Wright. alias Jerry
Smith-larceny.
The State 7s. James S. McDoweli-as assault
with intent TO kill.
The State VS.. Amelia Jenkins-larceny.
No bills were found for the following cases:
The State rs. F. C. Campbe!l-assault aud
battery.
The State IS. Joseph smith-grand larceny.
The State vs. John Losano-violation of civil
rights bill.
The State vs.. George Williams assault aud
battery.
The case Of Robert Sans, who, it will be re-
membered, murdered his wife at Cainhoy a
few weeks since, will be brought up this morn.
ing.
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HALE PRrcE-CoME ONE CONS ALL!-Ar-
rangements were completed yesterday by the
South Carolina Institute with the various rail-
road aud steamboat lines terminating in this
city, by which visitors TO the fair in November
can come aud so at greatly reduced rates.
The South Carolina Railroad Company, the
Northeastern Railroad Company, and the Sa-
vannah and Charleston Railroad Company will
issue return tickets, which will be good for six
weeks, or in case of sickness, for any neces-
sary length Of time, anu will be sold for the
price Of one tare. The Georgetown and Sa-
vannah lines of steamers will also allow vlsi-
tors to the fair 70 come and 80 for one price
The New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
lines of steamships will issue excursion tickets
from either of the above ports to Charleston
and return, for thirty dollars, which is len do.
lars less than the usual price.
This liberal concession on the part Of the
railroad and steamship and steamboat COM
panies. will no doubt contribute materially to
swell the crowd OF visitors al the fair, as it
will not only enable many to come who could
not otherwise do so, but will also Induce many
others. who intend to visit the city at different
times during tie winter, to make their visit at
the time of the fair.
Balls, masquerades, races, tournaments, re'
eattas. steamboat excursions, and every otner
variety OF amusement, will he the order OF the
fair week; and as Charleston will thus present
many attractions not offered at other times
we cordially invite the people from all sections
Of the country. North aud South. to come ano
see the old city in her gala dress.
We especially expect to see our brethren o
the press, as material will be provided TO rur
their several editorial tread,nills from weeE
to year, according to their various abilities
They are welcome to this particular article ir
advance; and those taking an Interest In tho
welfare of Charleston, are requested to copy
and call attention.
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TOTAL POPULATION OF wAgDS

CRUMBS. There are about FIVE thousand
more females than males in this city.
Charlestonians are suffering very much toT
good sweet potatoes.
The delegates TO the Union Reform ConTen-
ton will assemble at the Hibernlan Hall, In
the lower room .tl2 N. Monday.
An advertlsr ent in another column states
that ON to-mr Nv there viii, be preaching at
the Hibernia Hall. instead OF in the MUSIC
Hall as heretofore.
Capers Edwards. sentenced from this county
to the peuitentiary for larceny. has been par.
doned.
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", orra- the following evidence -


SEE JOURNAL OF PHARMACY.
SEE REMARKS MADE By DR.. EPHRAIM Nc
DowELL, A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN AND
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR,
GEOSs, IRELAND, AND PUBLISHED IN THE
TRANSACTIONS OF THE KING AND QUEENS
JOURNAL.
SEE MEDICO. .CHIRURGICAt REVIEW PUB.
LI>HED By BENJAMIN rRAVERs, FELLOW OF
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, LONDON.
SEE PROF. DEwEES'S VALUABLE WORKS on
TIE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC.
SEE REMARKS MADE By THE LATE CELE.
BRaTED DR.. PHYsIrK. PHILADELPHIA.
AnI most Of the late Standard Works on Meli-
cine.
SEE Medical Properties contained In Dispense.
tory Of the United Sta:es, of which the following
is a correct copy -
BrCHC.-!,s odor is strong. dh'ustve, and some.
whas aromatic; It's taste is bitterish and analo.
gous t, that Of mint. IL is given chiefly II CON-
plants o. the Urinary Organs, such as Graye!,
Chronic Catarrh Of the Bladder. Morbid Irritation
O. the Bladder and Crethra, diseases Of the Pros.
tlate Gland, and Retention or the Incontiuence OF
Urine. from Il loss OF tone 10 the parts concerned
in Its evacuation. 1t has also been recommended
ii Dyspepsia, Chrouic Rheumatism. Cutaueous
Affections and Dropsy.
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Ipropose 20 give evidence that this Remedy Is
not patent medicine. The objection which gen.
orally lies against oil discoveries and inventions
in medicine Is publicity" If somebody should
discover remedy to prolong life, or an infaliole
cure for cholera or consumption what monster
would he be to withhold his knowledge We
have yet to learn from wha: chapter or verse In
Scripture to quote, "that may not heal others OF
their fellow men Of any disease
Nor have We asked PlckwlcNs, affected prudes,
or, in shor,, men who are possessed OF every
kind OF sense but common sense, aud all kinds OF
opinions but their own The Buchu Is good
thing. L has hundreds OF thousands OF living
witnesses to attest l.s virtues ald commend It,.
l. is the prejudice .. bigots aud the envy OF
"Quacks."
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TIE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
CoMPASr.-This company has declared divi-
dend Of four per cent. for six months ending
the first OF September. This, with the diYi-
dend of six per cent. for the six months end
ing April last, makes ten per cent. for the
pas. year, free from taxes, both State and Fed
eral.
We learn that this company has contracted
with Mr. Geo. ". Eagan for the erection of q
new banking house on the lot adjoining the
Peoples National Bank. 1t will have an iron
front Of twenty.seven feet en- Broad street.
with depth of niaety-si1 feet. 1t will be two
stories l.. height. and will be an ornament tc
Broad street.
AIN conversation with the officers of this in
stitution We learn that the working classes, /
we Judge from the large number of deposits
are improving their condition very much ant
laying up for "rainy day" This department
of the bank allows interest on liberal terms
for'which we refer to the advertisement: else
where
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STAND.
ISG-SToEE PASSED AND 10 BE SEEN.
SAvASN.., T"nn., May II, 1862
DR. II. 7. HELMBOLD -
DEAR Strive introduced yoar FLUID EX.
TRACT BUCGIC" iuto this cohaty about eight
month. ago. aui a.e happy 10 state 1t Is meeting
Wit, un.ye-,al !avor We wish TO Inform you OF one
Instance. among many, where your Bccsu has
1vorred wonders A man IL Our county, named
! p. Este,l. has been suffering about five years
with grave. Aboat six weeks ago he bought
or rs one bottle of your Buchu aud Derre he
was through with one bottle he passed CRAWL
thu: weighs eight grains, which We have now Oh
eyhibi,ion In our drug store. He says lie will
rever he without the Buehu in his house again.
Your preparations are sainIas favor every day.
very respectfully, yours &c,
ECCLEs & uINKLE, Druggists.
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SHOES SHOES SHOES The public are re-
spectrllly invited to call at Lyons's Cheap
Shoe House, No. rs Market street, near Meet
ing. north side, opposite Cooperative store,
sign of big boot and sign OF big shoe, where
you will be politely waited on; the proprietor
always on hand at this fancy establishment.
You viii certainly obtain bargains.
aup9I-s6mos 7. LYONS.
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CITY AFFAIR S.

xApvERr1sERs will take notice that we cannot
engage that any advertisement sent to THE
NEWS office at later hour than half-past nine
o'clock at night will appear in the next morn
ing's paper. An exception to this rule is mace
In favor OF notices of meetings deaths and
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unI,MBoLp,s EXTRACT BUcHU.

established upwards of nineteen years, prepared
by II. t. HELM8ULD. Drug cist. M. 594 Broadway
New YurS, aud No. l04 South Tenth street. Phila'
dalph,a Pa. Price ST. 2i per bottle, or TX bottles
for Sc SO. deveTei to any address. Sold by Oil
dru .giSts every where.
N,Ie are genuine unless ,ne up IN steet ,aa ta
grav"i wrappers with facsimile nl my cneniGa
wareh n-. and signed II. T. HELhBoLD'
oct1-sH4
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gabinet- Making, &r.
rABINET.MAKINGA AND UPHOLSTERY
NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONE
J. L. LUNsFoRD, No. 27 Queen Street.
gabinet- Making, &r

wsh to inform my er SICK FGRETTEE Is
efa5 Ia o4 nsen street. where a the dlseasea
sSat F4rn,turs e @ be sa5sa
anu On Glie toSs 1hsrsfore all your sick and wounded
o,ianto ~ and viii heal them and make glad the
pa.ST,, asr,s NJ all those who favor me with patron
age In this line. .,ru 49,. ,oora p, coll vour at
,.fnu m the fact that am selling the best sew
1a Machines to be found in The market, all COM
Is nis,s FOR only SIT. Call and examine for your
apeyes and read the testimonials In favor OF Lne
1mnroysd Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine. and then am sure you will take one homo
with you. !. Y. LoHSr LLoiSor UnD..s.
sprI
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CLUBS AND STARs.-John Buckley was SEN
fenced to pay a fine of SO aud costs. or 80 to
lail TO, twenty days, for striking Rebecca VII
liams.
Edmund Gale wa: sent to Jail for beating mis-
horse in most brutal manner. %isss1
xWilliam Rivers was sent to Jail for twenty
days for assaultng Evans Richardson. - I'd
Edward Small, a vsgrant, was sent To i)ai!
for ten days.
John Buckley and 5. c. Smith were each
fined $40, or twenty days il jail, Tor raising a
row in Elliott street.
Annie Bryant was arrested on the charge OF
stealing clothing, and is held for examination
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fully received at this Off

PERsoSAL.-Thos F. Grenneker, ESQ.,
senior editor and proprietor OF the Newberry
Herald, is at the Pavilion Hotel. ANY OF our
merchants who are desirous Of avai]ing them
selves of the columns of his paper to become
acquainted with the people Of Newberry and
Laurens Counties, will find him ready to at
tend to them on terms which will doubtless
prove agreeable to all parties.
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JAIL ABOUT THE SrATE.-The Gead body OF
negro was found in mill pond in Greenvllle
last Wednesday. There were two wounds on
the head and the throat was cut
William q. Henderson, mail rider between
Greenville and Asheville, was arrested on the
charge of robbing the mail.
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BUSINESS ENvELopEs.-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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cURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFECTION
OF LONG srATDING-STONE PASSED
AND TO BE SEEN.
WEs7posr, Conn, Sept. 9, 1859

WEsTposr, Conn, Sept. Q, 1862
b, T. HELMBoLp, Esq -
DEAR srR-I commenced taking your EXTRACT
OF Bucbu, about two weeks since for an affection
of the bladder and kidneys. I have suffered by
snell, very mucb far few days past; bnt yester-
day relief came through the enecs oi So nu.
chu." A stone passed from my oladoer aoout 'ae
size of large pea, and now feel per'ectlS wen,
and entirely free from he pain that have aanereu
with "sv hard,n | attribute my cure to your
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CHANGE OF scHEDULE.-The Mount Peasant
and SulIiyau's Island Ferry Company glVe
notice that on and afiei day the steamer VIII
leave the city at 10 A. NJ. and and $50 Z. NJ;
Mount Pleasant at 8 and 11:S0 a. II. and Z.
NJ. and Sulllvan's Island at 1888 and 1:15 A.
ii. and 4:45 P. M.
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Amrtion 6aies--Ghis uan.
aurtion Sales.--future Mans.
By MILES DRAKE.

BY MILES DRAKE.
SPECIAL SALE OF CLOTHING AND
NJ HATS. Tor account OF all concerned.
On MONDAY, the Sd inst at II O'CLOCK. will
seraa sen a. my store, corner OF King and Liberty
large invoice of seasonable CLOTHING for
3s Fine Black Cloth Frock Goats
-s5 Iweed, Satinet and Jean Sack Goats
90 cashmere Satinet and Fancy Vests
Zoo PAIR cashmere, Satlnet and Jean Pants
12 cases t72 DOZEN Mems and Boys Wool and
Felt Hats
ALSO,
Pieces Broadcloth, Cashmere, satinet, Ken.
and Drawers, Tab Cloths. Towels, Wool Scarfs,
Jewelry, handkerchief Hosiery, Spool Thread,
Linen Thread. Ladies' Hats, trimmed, &c.
Sale positive. Terms cash. octl-2
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TIE COUNTY CoSvESTroN-Lisr OF DELE
GATEs.-Subioined is list OF delegates, thus
far received, to the Reform County ConTen-
ton. which will convene in the Hibefnian
Hail at u o'clock or Monday next:
Ward IA. H. Harper, H. E. Young. James
R!ev, Marrow Cochran, H. H. Fehrenbach
Joseph McFall.
Ward 2-Henry Hall. E L. Henry, Charles
Michae!s, Walter Webb, Jr.. John Nelson. r.
F. Chapeau.
Ward 3-W. a. Zimmerman, William Cor
bert William C. Wood, John Brown, Thomas
Ferguson, A. o. Stone.
Ward 4-Ssephney Riley. R. E. Dereef, Cap
tain \. Me.chers, E. r. White. E. L. Roa CHI
aud Major E. Willis.
Ward 5-Paul wilkinson, Michael Kelly. u.
G. Rout, T. D. Dotterer, c. B. Nell aid o.
Tiedemanu.
Ward CIV. Fisher. J. W. Guy, James Mel
vim. W. H. Francis, J. B. Thomas and ". A.
Sneed.
Ward Thomas W Hacker, 7. W. Thomp-
son. J. ". Stevens. 7. P. keegan, Il. Francis
and T. H. Hunter.
Ward s-J vanderlippe. J. Bordenave, ".
Brewer, 7. O'Briea, Richard Washington and
Wm a. Gibson.
St. Thomas ParisEi-Danie! Farchiid a. F.
Meyer, Solomon Baker.
Christ Church Parish-George F. hin!och,
Giles Simmons, L. P. Smith ard Washington
Weston.
st. James Goose Creek-Thomas S. Brown
ing, H H. Murray, John Lambrighi, Rev.
Thomas Leadbe,ler, Ishmael Grant, ). H..
Freer, Jacob E. Virgins and Pelham r. Field
er. J. H. Browning and &. P. Hodge were
elected to fill vacancies should any occur.
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DONATIONS TO THE Fab OF THE GERMAN
LADIES SocIsry.-Tha ladies again thankfully
acknowledge the following donations Oae
chs. basket and one cup and saucer, Mrs. q.
Dreyar; one handsome crochet table cover, one
vase and one fancy basket, Mrs. Losemann;
one fan, Mrs. Tamsoers; one table cover, j. H.
Brunins & Co.; one table cover, Aesscs. sto!i,
Webb s Co.; one pair vases, Mrs. Desbrook;
one pair crochet tide, Miss c. Jatsen; one
pair embroidered slippers, J. q. Curtis; one
pair embroidered slippers, Mrs. Jane Ann
Curtis; one box cigars and one pipe, ". Hes,
senbuttel; one table cover, Stol, Webb Co.;
two pair embroiderei shoes, McLoy & Rice;
on4 pair mats a.d one crochst cover, Mrs
Helms; one pair croche: lamp mats, Miss
Tenckep; oas pair worsted infants shoes, Miss
Meyer; one vest pattern, Mr. Roth; two fancy
baskets and several other fancJ articles, Mrs
Porswick and Mrs. Pundt.
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Meetings This Day.

Dramatic Club, at half-past P. NJ.
Medical Society, at P. NJ.
Typographical Society, at P NJ.
Homestead Building and Loan Association
at half.past I P. M.
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MISSING BoY.-Wm. Washington Mcmillan, a
boy about thirteen years of age, left the house
of Mr. .. L. Dobson, in Edgeield County, a
shor. time since. for the purpose. it is beheT-
ed, If coming to thi, city, where his mother
lives. When last heard from, he got on the
G-eenvlle and Co!umola train at Station u.
Anv information concerning him will be thank
f,lly rac.ivad at this office.
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These are the leading druggists Of Marletta.l

FROM THE PRINCIPAL PHYSICIAN OF THE
SANITARY INFIRMARY OF THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH La FoURcHE La. April %, 1s7o
Fl. T. HELMRoLD, ESQ.,:
DEAR STR have In my practice used lin the
majority OF cases where disease or the urinary
organs existed, HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF
BUCHU, and can confidently say that l have
never known 1t to be used without the greatest
beneficial results. ! have consulted patients after
partaking OF 1t, and they invariably confirm my
statement. am satisfied that the preparation
Is ON established fact convincingly proved by the
practical test Of long experience.
Yours, respectfully.
JOHN B. C. GAZZO, NJ. D.
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Acc1pESr.-A horse attached to a bread
cart ran away in King street yesterday, and'
upsetting the cart, threw the driver out on the
sidewalk, brulsing him severely.
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REFORM MEETING IN WARD 6.-The largest
meeting ever held in this ward took place last
night. The election Of the delegates to the
CtSnSv Convention was confirmed.
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RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETERS at Joseph
Blackman:s drug store, No. SO Broad street,
September 80: Eight o'clock, 80; 10, s3; Il, Sc;
2, s5; 4. 80; 6, 80; S, 10.
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LABOR. by Hon. Alfred uuger.
Is Ihe South 4 Stock country by ID. Ngast
Aiken.
Texas Iste lc Eas!aud-by Alex. 5. NcRa", Of
Liverpool.
CoriGe and Culfee Culture-5y F..
Suggestive Experience in Farm!nS-3y a. n.
Latham.
Best Culture for The South-by Thos. G.. Clemson.
And many other Interesting articles. fliing
siXty-iour royal octaro pages OF folio reading
matter
Rar Tie RURAL CAROLINIAN is specially de.
voted To the develop uent Of the agricultural,
horticultural and pomVlogleai Interests OF the
Southern Cnite! States, and contains Information
to that end not to be found IN any other g4ziae
in.the world.
Subscription. 81 per annum, In advance.
Address WALKER, EVANS Il GOGSWELL,
sepa6 Charleston. S. q.
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BILL HEADS printed on lne paper at 50, 81
IS. Sc 50 and S so per thousand, according tt
size, at The NEWS Joo Office.
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PAVILION HOTEL.

Mrs. J. S. Raymond, New York; H. F. Bark
well. Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road; P. K. CARL. Baltimore; S. B. Harvey.
New York; J. II. Murfee, Alabama; j. F. Beck
man, Georgetown; Captain J. F. Haynie, BaltI.
more; A Bdeaux, skitf and Gaylord's Min
strels: J. S. Foster. Northeastern Railroad.
PAVILION HOTEL.
W. H. Newburgh. Augusta; H. NJ. Drane'
North Carolina; S. Simkins, j. McDoodle, Flo
rida: John W. BeckwiLh, Savannah; W. H
rowne. Boston; Captain Renshaw, U. S. Navy
g Gibbes. wife aud two servants, Savan
nah: J. D. Parker, New York; E. r. stedman,
Sparta; Frank Hambleion, Columbia; George
8. Rice, Mobile; Mrs. Williams, Tallahassee ".
A. Mclean, Florida; D. G, Worth, Wilmington
8. Dow, summerville; Ray 7. Lewis, bark
L. NJ. Long.