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NEWS SUMMARY.
Novels, with plots based on tho Eu
ropcan war, arc already announced.

ropcan war, arc already announced.
President Grants father is making
stump speeches in Ohio.
( Sir Il. L. Lylton is said to be writing
"a play for Nihlo's Theatre, New York,
tor which he is to be paid 5000.
! Eiity thousand dollars worth Of
AMERICAN fishing vessels; have already
been sri|rd for fishery violations ty
The Guardians.
The cotton factory at Nashville,
Tenn is to have $4,000 worth OF
machinery, and will bo running this
winter.
There arc 5,8lS,l77 spindlcs in The
rn;l's in the Northern American States,
and 10G:7U2 in the South.
\ suicide in New Mexico recently
i"n H"tc saying, Il committed This
act iur rc:tsohs best known to MYSELF"
Pcrc liyacinthc, who enlisted as a
private in one or the volunteer rcHi-
m"ntS for the defence of Paris, has
A""n promoted to u scr.cantship.
! Ga "Wednesday. 4 Nc % Eoy about
twelve wears Old in Nn,or while ri.
ding Gil what children call = "scc.saw
Horse" fell or and broke h;3 neck.
| Eh:!vAh E.'oHoNT. - In pickcns
County thc co.i* OF cn!lyctinm the tax
"s swallows up nearly The wliolc 4
in0nIt collected.
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""l The ;ir"t bush "nA sat the first co:o-
pas, where atlanta nDw stands, wa
Il 'i.;' ri'J Oh Thursday.
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oi tic nation aud The ambassadors Of
:"rr'Sn hatiohs, exposing the situation
;sHu i;iu!ea''nS hc" measures tor na-
i'oaa' oeieace III view OF the hostile
'Stn':. N"e measure Viii be Tie IN
"'nu'le l'c"lponc'nent OF tue election
~, -: >, =
lf,; - mo hNcliiahd Light
, i'!"E1'o"s ehTc'cd an orSal,izatlon yes
...n'S ~. w." - G'ccI'" '''c lollo"ihS ON
w. t,r,,.. ,.;,.,, ~ - ;.,,,s, n''sn, 'aI.ah -. ~
; r"at' 'rSC Lieutenant; iIcstoh Book
uunI;trs syvcnty-,our men, md I'm.
been acccnlcd by tho Governor and
the oiiicvr. commissioned. A fw
more may be uddcd.-J'hun;t, o3rd.
Ne%t year COM I'%t"s 3 thonsand
Of tic University at Oxford, 49, ended
';hc English throne. The Euyii,h are
proposing 20 celebrate the OCCASION.
Tie New York Herald says: Wen
dell Phillips has scizc,! tho rcins of
IL ,i;,, ~, ."'' ,,; .'.." VIII o.iec'
~ sn,'. ;n..,'',.,.', r.,I "SS''''io'''
0''' ''''r'- '''"' '''u'
Nineteen thousand volumes were
sod on Friday at tho book trade sale
i'm New York, including 1000 sets oil
several lEDISlnu SDlulGS or liLnS
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1IELMDoLD's FLUID ExrrAcr Avn T,
PROVED ROSE WASH will radically extcr-
'n'naIo from tho system diseases arising
from habits OF dissipation, at little expense
little or no change in diet, no ipconye-
n'ence or exposure; completely supcrscd-
ing those unpleasant and dangerous reno
dies Cepai'a and Mercury, in all these
diseases.
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q n A N G. E
For a Bargain.


VEf I'LL be sold at Poblic Sale on
w Saloday in October noxt. the
New and Commodious TWO STORY
RESIDENCE with about eight acres
Of good land, part Of which IS fine
Bottom Land. with q good branch
running Through it; situated on the
|railroad almost adjoining tho Depot
andlncxt to Mr., G, W., Syfan's place,
and formerly owned BY MI. W. L. Nc.
Cord can bo treated for privately
until SafeddyE, Payment of the pln&
chass lfioaey VIII be- required and
possession giyon on or before Noycm.
ber LIST, iprox.!a cnciyTGg 1uHy iHaTDrQ
! . JOHN, o. NoLAND;a s:
t'tt "rn ,s4'a;1P ,eoo'"!oI 'iV1 onnntSi',
Sbnf. "a 1870 eSNH,+ 'iH' SI'I'
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Erskine College.

TXERCISES in this Institution will be
A. resumed on the 1st MONDAY OF
OCTOBER next, and continue until the
2d "Wednesday Of July.
Course Of study extensive and thorough.
Expenses for the Collegiate Year, sboul
One Hundred and Eighty Dollars.
Candidates for admission should be
present at lbe opening Of tic Session, but
will be admitted at anytime. @- : i, q
Persons Wishing more particular ipfor.
nation, Can address ~ -sfs.5 - q
~ PEEs. r. C. GRIER.- D. D.,
- Due West, s. q.
sapt. Q, 1870, 20, ~ il,e5>a4 ~ l. q
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PRocRAsLINATIoN IS TIE THIEF OF
T!NE, therefore you who arc afflicted
with Dyspepsia, Indigestion ,and loss
OF nppethe;S delay noe, bat take Sum
tor Bittcrs and be curcd."'o1%f =: ora
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CON SIC-N.ILTG

The following named persons have
+ eight in the Depot:
" II & G Tattox, Heard 4 Cleavc-
land, " Mr0le & Co, G W Speer, i J
J J Cunningham, W d
Mars L Co., " 4 McCaslan.
J. w. MARSHALL,
Agent.
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Noarly every stors}in the town of
Rockville, Ind, was destroyed BY nm
Incendiary fro on &: Saturday night.
Loss, $4,000; ingurl nee, $50, ,0C0, ~,
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EEERIFE,S SALE

Df VIRTUE cf writ of Fieri
- Facia, 10 me directed, will sell a,
hb5e"i'le Court House, within legal hour:
OF Sheritf's sale, ou the Hrst Monday in
October next, tia following property, to
Hi':
GCG ACRES Of land, moro or less,
adjoining lands Of Cha,le, Smith, Fl. +.
Arnold aid A. ?. Bo"zer, end others.
levied upon a. the properly OF J. A. FL
LIS ads. Benj. M. Martin ami wife.
SCI Torms cash,
Fl. s. CASON,
Sheriff AbIey;iie County.
Shcrif's Office, Sept. IL, 1870, St
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AN AURORA BcREALIs Or unusus
bri!iia"cy was seen here IN the North
western SKY, on last Saturday night
and continued several hours. II wa
generally :ccn Throughout the State
In Charleston, t!lc effect was striking
cnouGl! TO cause an alarm Of fire.
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/; ':o1. Ii" larG+s: Manufacturing Chemist in
tie World

NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
u "rn acquainted with Mr.. II, r. Hem
bold; he occupied the Drug Store oppo-
ate my residence. and vas successful in
conducting tbs business whore tie otbera
"a'' not been equally so before him. |
have been f4To'aay impressed with his
character and enterprise.
WM. WEIGuTMAN.
Firm Of Powers & Wc;,l,man, Manu-
f'"ta':ng Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Streets, Philadelphia.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON. 8. c.,
Corrected Weekly by 4. @. KA UFHA y, Bro
ker. No. rs Broad Street.
September 80, 1870.
September 80, 1870.

STATE SEcuEIrIH.-Sou.h Cnrol,na, Old
"S2; Go new,-aioi do, regisld stock, cx int
I-s1D.
CITY SEtrRIrrEs-Augusta, Ga. Bonds, "a
~; Charleelon, S. G. Stock, lex Or int) u
As; do. Fire Loan Bonis,-as6 ; Columbia, s.
q. Eonds, -a60.
RAILRoAp BoNps.-Blue Ridge, (f,st mort
gage)-a60; Chnrlcston and sGvsnnat, -ns5
Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta-as5; Che.
raw and Darling. on.-aS2; Green, ile and
Columbia, (tiist mort. )$5a-; do. State qua
rantce. 63a--; Northeastern, STA; SaVan-
nah and Cl'arltston, lst mort. -a7s; Go,
State guarantee. 90; South Carolina, -
u7o; do, II; 'Spartaubn, and Uiion-ass.
RAILROAD SrocSs-Cha'lotto CoIumb and
Augusta, -ai"; G.eenviIlc rnl Culurlia, 2da
-; Northeastern. nl3 Savannah and harlts -
ton, AIS; Sou.h CatoiDl, whole shares
--.a3e; do half do --&2?2.
EXCHANGE. &c.-New York Sight, ! of par I;
Gold, llla1la; Silver, l0Sa--.
BoUTa CAXoLINA BANK BiLA .
| sBank Of Charleston.
"Dank Of berry..,.. .,...a-
| Bank OK Camden. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S5a-
I'iank Of Georeetown.., .1Ga-
Bank Of South Carolina. ..... ........loa-
HahE oI chester. r.................. la
Bank Of Hamburg. .........-..............l2x
| Bank Of Stale Of 5. Q. rrio" 10 lS6l......45a-
Bank Of State OF S. c. issue 1861 aud 'G2 GOA
~PIanters' and Mechanics BaLk Of
Cna' 'Iese"h. $3.50. d
| ~People's Bark of Chn nfIeston. ...........-a-
sUnion Bank Of CknlIeston.. -
SoutLwestern H X Bank Of Charleston,
o.S .-a-
iSonlthwes'e II i Bank Of Charleston,
| new ............. ........-a-
State Bank Of ChaIles OH sa-
farrnere' aud Exchange Bank of Char
Esehsnxe Bank Of Co,ani. Ia Ia
! GommeElat Bank OF ColuH. bia........ l4a--
Merchants Bank Of Che,aw...........,. .6a-
Planters Bank Of Fsi, field. ,.ba-
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable 90
City OF Charleston Change Bills. 49,. Qc-
= Z, ~ 80 =
sBills marked thus (a) are being rsdssmAt
at the Bank Counters OF eaeh
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-
ly' Administrator ~, .M;;ovi3!e. .
TO VI. A. strain. anI Nary lii. VI.
Kyle. Susan ~. k.lr, I.onisa ). Ks.
+: ky!c and iiu Caroline i,.i wifi, CG
Kyle and CASTOR tyle-D, i;'ndan!s.
y SOU ar" hereby srE:r,ruci ::ni REQUIRED
a 10 answer ;hr complaint i: ;,.is =. .i;"n
winch ha: h"em He'd in tiic OF % ri il,., C!"Yl,
common f'c'S FOR said Cu,:::ty. aH,! to scrv,.
nc"PH, "i Your ans wcr 10 Tn; said co,:l I,imt on
me fn'Scrio"is at i!:er Office, hbbcvil.e Corr,
i!ousc, Law Rang" within :wcrfy .,;,, nrt .r
thc service h"lr"i, "x";r-ive of ,hn ,j,,. ~
s,ryIr": audit y"a :nil to ;.n.wcr :i:. ;.,:..
plant within thc time cr,r :..:l. .;hn ,l.i;,,;f
- tlis action will will ni?ly 20 tho Ccu:t .,,,.
Tie n"'iri !"mandei in the complaint
Fub.:shCd hy orI"r "f .n,r,
fE!tH:N - COTI!nhS
I'aintii,"s ht;"rn.,..
Dated hL'"vi!l". s, g.. 18th sc;,, !>!n.
Sop. l5, 1910, Ait
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EXPEESS.-F + .Paak.r, W NJ Nc
Cas!an, Mrs l. Godasky, Wick!ifo L
Wakefield, 7 7 A.ikcil, D W Aiken,
J S Uuthrnn.
c. Y. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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Use HrIMDoLD's FLUID EXTRACT
BucHU in all diseases of these organs,
whether existing in male or female, from
whatever cause originating, and no matter
OF how long standing. 1t is pleasant in
taste and odor, immediate" in action, and
more Strengthening than any of the prepar.
tions of Bark tr Iron. y
Those suffering from broken,down or
delicate constitutions, procure the remedy
at once. ---,.- -s
The reader must be aware that, however
slight may be The attack of the above dis
eases, it is certain 10 effect the bodily
health and mental powers.
All the above diseases require The aid
|of Diuretic. HELMBOLD's EX-
TRACT BUCHU' is the great Diure.ic.
Sold BY Druggists everywhere. ,,'." il
PRIoE -$1,2 ,25 per bottle, or 6 bottles
or $3.50. a Delivered Ito auy address. /
Describe symptoms io"all communicatiobs.
[ Address II: T. 1lELMBoLD, Drug
and Chemical Warehouse, 5o4 Broadway,
New Ysrk. -. - t
l1a :rg: ~ '-.J %pl.Iu} 2,,
-":"iwfr'n -- e..I.j auma
,g .ItIFE * III NJ ,s '....sg q..,af ...,s
NONE ARE genuine unless done up
in s.esl l,e6gtaved wfapPeb with facsimile
Eof myt Chemical SWass6 6opse, and signed,
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\ addition to other good comnanics
q We have recently become Agents.
-
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Alabama ccnsus returns: Mobile.
81, l3S, increase since 9SG0, 2.esO;
Montgomery, 10,559, increase, 2,75G
SELMA, C,lS9, increase 1872; EulauIa
has 1892; Marion, 2:sl3; Greensboro
l,7CG; Tuscaloosa, 1,GG1.
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LOOK OUT FOR FIRES!!!

Sept. %, 1870, 22, tf
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Bills marked thus (.) are being rsdssm
at the Bank Counters OF eash.
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Spread. eagle orators of the past were
very fond of drawing comparisons be-
tween Englanl and America, to the
great prejudice of the former. En-
Gland had an enormous debt; the United
States very small one Heavy taxes
and large duties were referred to, a
gainst comparatively light Ones in this
country; an inferior navy and CONNER
cial marine to our own;..a hugcstanding
army and expensive government, In
marked con trast to our better system.
One by cne these relative facts have
become reversed With a total debt
largely III excess of England's, more
expensive government, higher duties,
more oncrons taxes, fourth rate navy,
and the mere skeleton Of commercial
marine, we now find our last coin OF
vantage gone by the recent reduction OF
England's standing army to 24,00O
men. Hereafter, orators suffering from
anglophobia, must draw upon new ma
terial in trumpeting our national great
ness, if indeed all their eloquent efforts
are not required to apologize for the
wreck of the old-the ruin wrought by
radical rascaiity.-N O. Times.
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cd the impulsivc Heleu's grateful love.
The inmates Of the new abode to which
they conveyed, the young orphan copsis-
ted of her aunt, and two cousins; the for
mer was very wealthy; and hencetmuch
courtca by the "'fashionable world"
and led away by the pernicuous inau'
ence which it variably exerts over its
shallow pated. yictihg She had become
such dcvotcs as to experience no hap
piucss, unless surrounded BY a nuuber
of that caste of society who SO frequent
ly deprivea family ofthat maternal care
which is SO essential 10 a wicked world
like this, where our evil genius SO often
gains master over more exalting at
tributes of the heart. Marion Claymore
was exactly the opposite of her mother;
she was the household goddess of her
family; her countenance portrayed her
character she was also sixteen, that love
Up age when the bud isijust opening
into the rose, and the innocent hours Of
childhood give way reluctantly, to the
maiurer years of womanhood; !. her
height was that of Venus de- Medici,
her complexion rivalled the silly" and
the color in her cheeks Wed with the
rose in its delicate tints; her head re-
scmblcd Hogarth's in its symmetry and
beauty, and was. graccd by auburn
trcsscs, falling in shower of curls
about her slipping shoulders; her eyes
we're of the scf,est blue, shaded BY. curl
ing lashes little darker than her hair,
which seemed to hide those modest orbs
from view; her lips of coral dy>, dis
closed row of pearl. When smile
played Ger her face, she seemed to be
basking in the sunlight Of happiness;
her heart was fount of love, dealing
out its sweet waters, and the melody Of
her flute like voice, fully excmplifed
"Longfellow's idea of Affection"
!" Affection never was wasted. ne 4
If it enrich the heart of another, yart !
Returning back to lis -spring ng----------r,-4 ;.
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fro BE CONTINUED.
Our Native Land.

: If poverty and di tress we're sutfl.
cent reasons for leaving South Carroll
ma, few families or connections, We
imagine, ofits white population, would
now be in it. We have all suffered
sorrow and bereavement loss Of proper.
ty, and temporarily at least, the loss of
liberty. But there is a feeling that
keeps some Of us at home, deep reli-
gious feeling. 1t is1hat we who are strong
should remain here upon our native soil,
and help to bear the burdens of those
that arc weak. 1t is that We who have
survived the war, should build up our
waste p'aces around the graves of tn SC,
alas. who pcrished, and left their loved
relatives to the protection of our laws
and institutions such rs it is our duty
to strive to make them. 1t is because
this is our country, and it shall not be
taken from US. 1t is because the glory
of life is often but the halo of its suffer.
ings, and brcaase that material pros
perity which we so persistently con-
found with true felicity, too often
proves 4 drlusion when attained, and
turns, like the apples of Sodom, into
ashes in.our grasp. 1t is because there
is solid satisfaction in remaining at
the POST that God has assigned US, in
striving humbly to do our duty, until
called by our Almighty Fathers voice
to happier home in Heaven Such
are the sentiments that tie many a
strong man to South Ca:olina, whose
nobility of soul aud strength Of charac-
ter, did he leave his native State, would
insure him some measure of success
anywhere. Of all such men we say
God bless them.-FmrfeM lie, aid.
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FIRE IN CLARENDoN.-Wc learn
that the residence of Mr. b. Rogers,
on the BloomhiIl plantation, lately pur-
chased from Capt. 7. c. Richardson,
was burnt to the ground about ten days
ago. The fire took while the family
were at dinner. The building was an
old family mansion, more than hum
dred years old, built entirely of cypress
and contained sixteen rooms.
iSuau'cr Ncws.
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THE BUTcuERY or MAsoNs IN Gu

THE BUTcuERY or MAsoNs IN Gu
BA.-Thc Havana correspondent of the
Boston TrauNer says: "The Havana
papers are silent about the wholesale
massacre Of Masons in the city Of San.
tiago de Cnba, but it has been ascer.
tanned through private correspondence
received here that many citizens have
been butchered for attending services
after their belief in O Masonic Lodge.
The bigotry Of the Spanish law does not
allow any other religion than the Cath
olic, and no meeting can be held on
this Island without special permission
in each case, from the Captain General.
The Masons thescfore have always held
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"Come here, my DEAR" said young
man to little girl, to whose sister he
was paying his addresses, "you are the
sweetest thing on earth" s"No l an
she not replied arllessly sister says you
are the sweetest.
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CAMPSEN MILLS FLOUR
RECEIVED THE

lst Premium at the So. Ca. State FAIR
in Columbia, 1869.
The undersigned offer to their country
friends and the public in general a
choice and pure article Of FLOLR.
We have on hand and are grinding
daily full supply of choice
Family Extra & Super Flour.
ALSO
Northern and Western Flour at lowest
market price.
orn, Oats and Hay.
5000 Bushels Prime White Corn.
1000 :" Oats.
500 Bales Prime Eastern and N.
River Hay.
JOHN CAMPSEN & co,
Charleston, S. G.
Doc 16 3m.
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CHAMPION iii
COTTON PLANTER! \ ]! L. | !.
Patented by ]. Price, Jan. 80; 1866. /:
GOLD MEDAL
ss GOLD MEDAL 2f
Awarded al, the Southern New Orleans
Fair, February, 1857:
HAVING TAKEN 3, 3
The First Premium Over Eleven
{ Different chimes on Exhibt-
- tion; .
J, T Fl e.
CHAMPION L AIN TER

Has bee6 gotten upM With; q Full KnoWt.
edge Of Cotton Planting and has been
pronounced =. 4. q sssss. sss 4
The Best FIanfer I'm Use.
= n-,r-.rI1dU 5Iiy w5I Sy--.axCefs an Uf1f-,
ers heretofore introduced forthefollo
ing reasons:
1st. 1t has an Iron Cutter which
opens the score.
End. 1t is fed from Two Hoppers by
means of an Inverse Cylinder, thus
planting One Row.
Sd. It drops the Seed with Regular
i,y, sowing it along the score much
better than it can be done by Hand.
4th. 1t covers the Seed Lightly or
Heavily, as Desired.
5th. The quantity Of seed sown is
regulated by slides in the Hoppers.
9th. The operator can at all times
see the seed falling to the ground. :,
7th. 1t can be thrown out of gear in
second, preventing the seed from fall
ing while turning at the head lands, or
driving from one field to another
Every Cotton grower should have
one or MORE of these Machines.
The cost of the Machine is a trife
compared with its value.
Having secured the right for Ker-
shaw District for the above Machine,
We arc prepared to fill orders for the
same.
One Of the Machines will be on exhi-
biton on SATURDAY next, and the
public are invited to witness its practi-
cal operation. ( ....
D. L. DESAUSSURE g. co.
Jan. 27. tt
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APPoINTMENT.-We learn that F.
G. De Fontaine, Esq, has received
the appointment of photographer to
Judge Platt's Circuit. A better sclec-
tiop c ,uld not have been made.
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Twenty barrels of silver coin arrived
in New York last Saturday from the
Philadelphia mint
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MILITIA. Nj 7 Yoeum. Of the State
Constabulary, is busily engaged in ol; Or
ganizing two companies of n.ilitia, of
one hundred men each, forthe fall cam.
paign. His orders, we suppose, are
from Gov. Piskens' Private Secretary
His Office is in an appropriate place.
fornenst the jail. The first company is
about full. As it is possible that there
may be some money in it,.a few white
men we learn have enlisted. :, They are
to have the Offices. The radical theory
ia, that there is no color; the radical
practice is, th.t a black man is not fit
to hold an Office that pays. The radical
practice is that black mai. will do for
magistrate, or constable, or member Of
the legislature, because there is very
little- .nianay;;n thAa. ~ =
an auutr0r, OF d treasurer, or captain
of a mi.itia company is wanted, then
some of the white brethren put in their
tonss and seize the tempting prize. As
there is bare possibility Tat there
may be some money in it, we predict
that the commissioned officers Of the
two companies now organizing viii. l.bc
by white men. Mark the prediction !
Chester Reporter.
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ces would be moro inclined to attend
i. Universal moderationn In dress
would improve the worship by the re-
moyal of many wandering thoughts.
5. 1t would enable oil classes of peo-
pie to attend church bettcrin unfavorable
weather. :r''
q 6. 1t would lessen, on the part of the
rich, the temptation to vanity. 81
7. II would lessen, on the part of the
poor, the temptation to be envious and
malicious. ....... ....
s. 1t would save valuable time on'thc
Sabbath. ~ So ,.
g.. 1t would relieve our means Of a
serious pressure, and thus enable us to
do more for good enterprises.
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CHARLESTON, Sept. 16, 1869

CHARLESTON, Sept. 16, 1869.
ON and after THURSDAY, Septem-
Der 10th, the, Trains Of the 8, 2. Il. II.
viii run as follows ~. 3 3
- fgGd T1DAY-pAssENGER. EAza
Leave CharlestoIisev ;aojG 8.50A.7 NJ.
Arrive atAugusta ,eia}. 4s45 ,R.fs NJ.
Leave Charleston III; .: s8rSQ A.. y.
Arrive at Columbia 44O II ,M.
Leave Augusta .' 500 a. M
Arrive at Charleston ie 4.00HPfM.
Leave Columbia IN LAO AIM
Arrive at Charleston 4,o0 T NJ.
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Leave Camden f9gi $50, A. NJ
Arrive at Columbia 3i LOO A. NJ
Leave Columbia 80 LAS A. n.
Arrive at Camden 6.00 Z. NJ.
Rates of freight on Cotton from Cam.
den to New York \ Philadelphia and
Baltimoreby StcaEets: ~ -.
From Camden to New York $ 5.22
81. Z" Philadelphia 4.25
a'ssG tf :" Baltimore 'fs' $50
liaa II. T. PEAKE, Gen. Supt.
By JAS. JONES, Agent r.a,5 ,ii '.,.'
{ Sept is. lsisgF :, =, IT,. j.