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MEMORANDA,

MEMOKANDA.
The following are rhe consIgnees per steamship
Salvor, from Philadelphia, arrived Monday:
WIN ACourtenay, Aiken & CO, Campsen & co, n
BullwinEle, Macqueen & RiecEe, P Walsh. N Goid.
smith i son, 10 O'Jeman, Breden i kohnke.
Tle,jen L Luden, Barmeister. L zerbst,. N Il
dict, T NJ BRISTOL L co, Blum & Muller, B Boyd,
Cameron, Barley Il CO. W Il Chafee & CO, Jas
Cosgroye, L II Cater C.aghorn, Herring y CO,
Dowle, Noise d Davis, Elias d Bro, Frost 4 Adger,
jos Frank, Fogartie's Book Store, E ii Grimke, D
F Gleason, g. Hopkinson. In !rahan u Son, E H
Jackson, Knobeloch d Small, E Il Kellers g j
Luhu, d Lopez, A K Smith, VIM Marscher, W a
Morton, A Nlemann, N E Railroad Agent, W A
Shepherd & co, P Schroeder, ATyler, ] Il VOllers,
WAGNER u Monsees, o F Wierers, Geo W Will
liams d co, D A Walker, and Order.
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COMMEROL4L NEWS.
Exports.

Exports.
Nrv YoRk-Per steamship South Carolina-lso
bales cotton, 90 bags sea island cotton, " osles
rSrs' 7e baleS domestic goods, 225 tierces rice,
1i1S hhls rosin. 80 casks clay, 58 bags cottoQ
seed, 25s boxes vegetables, 1922 boxes fruit, and
sundrieS.
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Raned every three months 49, 4u!a'
ANY further information vi lib Furnished by thu general Agent of the Company, at their once
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General Agent of the Company, p. O. Box No. 249
the Benat q The Free sehooI F@d sncsegSs n Of B. u HI Will 9Gsl1 & e co. G sS saaSosa a.as D S
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and 1899 to ex:

70 sp,nners, 1884 to spectators, and 1888 70 eH.
porters. s,, INV, for the week Nm
bales. Since 1st September, l,ois''So OAes,
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Chipping.
@ r n E W 7 o X b +.
ON WEDNESDAY, STE JULY, At HALE
PAST 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
NEW IRON STEAM LlNE-EsTABLlsHED 1870,

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA, CrowelI, Commander, Will sail lor New
York On WEDNESDAY, 5ih July, at nall.past ~
O'CLOCK A. M, from Pier No. 2, Union WharVes.
Through Bills OF LadiDg to Liverpool by
WILLIAMS d GUIoN STEAM LINE TO Genoa
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn,. Christiania; G &c
burg, and to GLASGOW, by ANCHOR LINZ STEAM
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line 4 per cent
For Freight Engagements or Passage, navlne
very fine State.room accommodations, apply 70
WAGNER. HUGER i CO., No. 20 Brosd sIieet
iun28-WthemW5
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One Of the Splendid Steamers METE0R, INDIA,
PACIFIC, C0BURNIATLAETLC, JAPAN, KEWEE.
Nav, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL, VIII leave
Buffalo daily except Fridays and saturdays at
3P. NJ, Erie the next morning, Cleveland the
same night, and Detroit at 10 P. NJ. daily, lex.
cept Sundays and Mondaysl for DULUTH and In.
termediate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS.
Connections are made at Duluth with the Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad, 10 st. Paul,
and all points in Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin
and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pacific Rail.
road for the Red River Country.
Excursion Tickets. AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
Will be Issued by all principal Railroads 10 st.
Paul by this route, returning via all rail-. or by
Rail Routes TO st. Paul and Duluth, returning via
Lake.
During the months Of June, July and August,
EXCURSION TRIPS will be made via the North
Shore OF Lake Superior, visiting the Silver Mines,
Fort William, Grand Portage, DC.
For further information, apply to-
y. F. PATRICK, :
General Passenger Agent, Buffalo. n. Y.
F.. T. EVANS. Manager a. D. and P. Line.
S. D. CALDWELL, General Manager q. s. Co.
may8-mwI3mO9
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%renh 11ri3e Distribntlnn.
THE CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE school FUND.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 20
Have commenced the Distribution of Awards in Lands
and Tenements, Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos, Organs, Harps,
Statues, Gold Watches, Silver and Plated Ware, &C., by
Rattle, and will continue twice a day, at IL N. and !. H., at
the General Office, No. 147 Meeting street, Charleston, SC.
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GRAND EXCURSION AROUND LAKE SUPERIOR,
Visiting every point OF interest on that cele'
brated and beautiful Lake.
The trip will occupy twenty-five days. Promi'
nent attractions on the route
Lake Erie, Cleveland, Detroit, Detroit RIVER,
Lake St. Clair and River, Sarnia, Lake Huron,
SauIt Ste Marie, ST. Mary's River and Rapids,
Lake Superior, Neeplgon River, -four days for
trout fshIng,l Isle k0yale, the celebrated SILVER
Island, Fort viii am, lone day to visit Inc Britlsn
Camp, the Hudson Bay Station, and the famous
AMETHYST Veln,) Duluth, Superior City, Bayfield,,
La Polnte, Portage Lake, Copper Mines one day,l
Marquette, Uron Mines at Negaunee one day. me
Pictured Rocks, Point aux Pins, Detour, Mackl'
nae, and Put Inlay.
An experienced Physician will be on board the
entire trip.
board. -
cursion.
AS only Eighty Tickets will be sold, application
for them should be made at once.
Fare for the entire trip, including Meals anu
Berths, One Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars.
For Passage and all Information, apply 10
SETH CALDWELL, Agent,
No. l Main street, Buffalo.
S. D. CALDWELL,
General Manager.
B. F. PATRICK,
~jun26-21 General Passenger Agent, Bonslo.
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Receipts by Railroad, June "a.
sourH cIpoLINA RAILROAD.

go bales cotton, So bales goods, 2os bois naval
stores. 1000 boxes fruit. TO Raliroad Agent;,
Johnston, Crews d CO, a B Aulligan: garden q
Parker, Smith & Chapeau, KanapanS q aonLs aS
WEIGH 4 Brandes, Mcqueen & RiecSe, g Foiln'
Bollmsnn Bros, and A QuacEenbus6.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPu.

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, June 27.-Arrived. steamship James
Adger; French frigate Magicienne, Magnolia:
Arrived out, the Vile de Paris.
SAVANNAH, June 27.-Arrived, steamship Mag.
nolia, Montgomery, Wyoming.
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Will leave Accommodation Wharf .SSh
every TUESDAY MORNING, at SsR6R-s
inrs. Returning will leave Beaufort every WED.
EEspAY MORNING, at 8 O'Clock.
VIII leave for Savannah. Beaufort, Hilton Head
and Spanish Wells every THURSDAY MORNING, at
8 O'Clock. Returning will leave Savannah every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 8 O'Clock.
Freight received MONDAYS ard WEDNESDAYS.
Must be prepaid to Way Landings.
Goods consigned to care OF Agents will'be for
warded free OF storage or commission.
For Freight or Passage, applyto,
= RAYENEL, HOLMES i CO.,
inna3 No. 1T East Bay.
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vTTEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH, GA
AED
SEMI WEEKLY To- BEAUFORT, S. c..
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CHARLESTON May 2h, ISL.
Received ftheC CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION. OF the State OF south Carolina, FOR
BENEFIT of eF Free School Fund.-, Successors OF ]. ILhoudd 6OUUN W s sD %%
auTed by ar Act ofhe General Assembly OF thes State OF South Carolina, passed at teT regular s
.snd ls7p7l, approved March h lSHL c. u.ou,.onao, .rd,oouor H sonb nGa2%ohnat -
may29lmo Stare nPerhLen"eu Suaeauou,o JUL oWN"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-01

A FEW reasons why they should have the
"A preference over all othera:
l. wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machine is
much simpler than any of tho others; re-
curing lets than half the amount Of ma.
chnery.
2 AS tho result Of this simplicity, this ma.
chino is much lees iub!e than the others to
get out OF repair.
g. Another rerult Of tlis simplicity il
greater durability.
a. Another result il lcss friction and. con.
rcqncntly, greater ease and raIidity OF mo-
Lion, with le.a nOisc.
s. And greatest Of all, that ii 1at TO Slut
TIC, and makes tho 10! stitch.
1t IL the cheapest TO Luy the best. Buy the
machine that las justly, fairly and honcra-
ply won reputation and independence
against n strong and bitter decomposition. o:
more than twenty years has the Wheeler *
Wilson not only stood fret and foremost Lut
now Stands the uniivailcd Sewing III Machine oi
the enlightened civilized world. Buy the ma
chine that has been thus tested and proved
and then you are sure to get the best For
sale on the easiest porsible terms. Eales-
room Main street, second door below PaHN1X
Office, Columbia, s. G.
Us. PURslEY. Agent.
June 81 Gmo
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Another remarkable reformation, such
as occurred in Madagascar few years
ago, is now sweeping through Syria,
where people arc being converted by
thousands to Christianity. It was origi-
mated by schism in the Mahomednn
faith and is claimed to have been foster
ed by revelation. Of course it is ct
tended with many instances of persecu-
ton on the part of the Mussulman au-
thorities. in spite of which the move
ment still goes on and threatens to be-
come general.
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A STRIKING PARA1nEn-A Mr.. TiIden

A STRIKING PARA1LEn.-A Mr.. Tilden
made speech in New York. some days
ago, which contains this striking COM
parison of men in public station !:
'Even in tho corrupt times Of James
the First, the greatest intellect, perhaps.
which has appeared among men (Bacop)
was impeaohed by our ancestors, be-
cause, as Lord High Chancellor of Eng
land, he had received presents from
snitors in causes depending before him.
His defence was that he had decided
those causes against the parties who had
made the presents. Grant has decided
the causes of those who were candidates
for the great civil trusts of the country
in favor of those who made him presents.
Jefferson left among tho noble traditions
OF his precepts and examples the maxims
that he would not appoint relatives to
Office, whatever their fitness; and that
while in official life, he would do nothing
to increase his fortune. He would keep
himself not only pure, but be would
ho!d high the standard of public mo
raiity. do not wish to speak harshly of
the illustrious soldier who fills the Pre-:
Dental chair. He may not have been
conscious Of the evil in the fatal example
ne has set. But when tho two ideas of
personal gain and the bestowal of ofIicr
are allowed to be in ono mind at the
same time, they will become associated,
and 1t IL but step to the sale of the
greatest trusts"
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= range of work this Machine cannot be
L tIua!ci VIII work equally well on thick
or ,hin ;;oud. from gam. 10 hrnyi,at h,,v,,
coati.iSs, "r even leather, without change of
ic'dc, tension or thread. We will warrant
'h' III to do this Onr fine work i. eunu! to
any ana our heavy work tAcrls that If any
other nlnrllnc III the world. Ladies wiahiur
10 introduce the ecwli,;; into Their families viii
nh" II great snvIhi; of lime labor and Y
pciisc 10 at once purchase the best Pcrsnus
c my nave trird al! macliincsarr unanimous in
dtclai ing this To he the cari,st learned or INV
~ tho market. II YOU are prtju,,cci in favor
ni any particular machine. at least examine
The HOWE before you purchase
ALFRED q. ELY,
General a gent for Soutll Cur,ii,'a
ofiicr three doors below DR.. Hcinitsh's Drug
Store, Main street, Columbia, sc.
Sept ~ orn
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ON MAl.RIAGE

ON MAJ. RAGE.
HAPTPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
= Il the effects of Errors and Abuses in early
HE. Manho"d restored. Nervous debility
cured. lmpcdimrrt~ to mariiasc renewed
Ncw method OF treatment. New and remark
nie remedies Books and Circulars sent free,
in scaled envelopes
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 9
Snuth Ninth street, Phi)ndcluhia Pa.
Ori 12 o,,,
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If You Want School Books. 7,

EO to BiYAN& MoCAKrER, who have a
~ fresh supply OF English French, Ger.
School Stationery of every description. ali for
sale At lowest market rates. Sent 10
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Vegetable Bloodland Liver Pills

TnrP Hd"!f Pure Hluoi! Pure Tie.E
"A MUCH needed medicine. in all tropiraI
"A climates. is II Blood Purifier and Liver
hcSniAtor. These PILLS combine the essen.
and iiicr Of the Blood The largest orrau
III ihe body is tho Liver. Ii IN tho great
Workshop Of the body VII. this imporian,
"Ihah u".s n"t act. the skln becomes sal.
low SICK hehdachc sets in, with chilly scn.a.
iloii-; cold hands and feet; pain III tho head:
hectic fever; gastric disturbances; vomiting:
iceiing OF weight III the region of the Liver: n
cry Tough. Among other symptoms ot liver
ucranBentnt, arc sJIcHt ~ III tls rrt ION of
the liver. across thc stomach, and below thr
TIDE; oppressed stomach; face snmctjmrr
flushed; fevcrlrhhrrs III the nft, rnuon or a;
n,Gh,; ar""slhess and indolrnrr: Lcrvnr
WatchIhihtss at LlEht; mrlanch"iy, hnc-:
dreams, community iriShtiul; clcsi oppr, .rrd
ana hth'!; GaiiibE rHifA III til, ;i,a..,u, II !:
faihtnchr; signing; dIiiirn.t and -liu,t Lr an:
pam III The che ST about lie lungs ,ninli..,ni,
inistaRtH ior p!curiry; shifting pals, like
thosc or rhenmat ism; cnics; noinct.Inrs IA
short, sharp cough. with dryh,ss Of throat:
unpltanant throbbirg about the stomach: tx
cess r' aahdrnii and scn,fy deposit on The
sklh; IaiiihK oi thc hair; iulncss and stratncs~
"i mo abdomen, with desire to locs.l the
clothing, nonr stomach. with symptoms ,i
dyspepsia; bilious culicr; diaIrfua; d,.,u.
yer! levers; obstinate c"nstiPaiion; int, rIni
tcht FEVER. or fever and aruc; jaundicc; eos
fiFtncss and dlarrlu.r alt, rI,ai aiclv:cxl,,ct,,a-
ton rrinEy and sticky; foul mouth in The,
morning, oftt nausea and vomiting; dz2,
ness; pain III the right shoulder, som, t,m,s
III shoui.icr-hlade; inability to ii" .n lett side
hicc"hEli; occasionally, pain in l,:; rhuui,irr
Scnsnnabc usc Of the BLOOD AND LIVER
iill.S: taken m directed, will always rlrvcut
'hin I"infnl tern lIation of the disorder
These Fills are tor sac by
EDWARD H. EEINITSH.
august 10 Che mist and Druggist
Seegers' Beer
III 1o;.
- Warranted I" hc 40. March II
NOuNTY CLAIMS AND JURY CEnT,.
~ FICATES bought by
Fob ID. GAMDKII.L. Broker.
inc raflie Tor Temperance Hall, &c. will
PositiVciy tako place on the 10th November.
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Special Not1cee.

THE MARTYRS OF NEGLECT-It is
not too much to say that tens of thousands
arc now suffering from biliousness, indiges-
tIon, constipation, periodical fcvers, general
debility and nervous affections, who might be
restored to perfect health within month or
less hy the use Of HI SrErTEK'S STOMACH
BITTERS. The multitudcs who have been
cnred of these and other ailments by the use
OF this wcll-known specific are nlways ready
to testify to its virtue AZ preventive and II
remedy. They arc spread over the whole
c'untry; they arc eager to praise and recon-
mend 1T; and yet, notwithstanding its vas,
popularity, there are many invalitls, and MANY
WHO arc continually eXposcdt to the cpidemica |
dieeasc.. against which it is sure protection.
who, either through indifference or incrc,uIi-
~, neglect to seize the opportunity to cure
and means of prevention, which the, have
only to reach out their hands to Obtain This
IL strange; it isone OF til" anomalies of human
nature which it liz impossible to account for
or explain. II however. quito certain that
every day the number of these martyrs Of
neglect is diminishing. This is proved by the
statistics OF the sales Of tho great remcd,
During the present fall the demand for il has
increased beyond all precedent, and it seem.
as II III the end the entire community would
rea!iZe the important fact, that when all ut her
medicines prescribed for the above complaints Il
iail 1t can aud does effect n euro AS a pro-
tcction against tho diseases most common a I
THIS season, there is nothing comparable with
IT, ()ct o.
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ne rhlil'' f"r Temper hiirr Hall &c Will
positively take place Oh the 10th Av,,mh.r
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Y COLUMBIA G., MORNING NoVEMBERl 1871 YoI

get Tat and hearty these many years. with one
lung mostly gone. l havo cured thousands
since, and very many have been cured by th1s
treatment whom have never seen.
ABOUT the lst OF October l expect to take
possession OF my new building at the North
east corner OF Sixth and Arch streets, where
shall DO pleased to Civ: advice to all who
may require it.
Full directions accompany all my remedies,
so that person i'll ANY part OF the world can
DC readily cured by strict observance of the
same ]. II. SCHENCK. NJ. D., Philadelphia.
For sale 10y druggists and dealers every
where: JOHN +. HENRY, s College Place.
New York, Wholesale agent, N,v1oty
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-17

ANTWERP, Feb. l7-3 p. m
Crude-No market.
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Drugs, Pa
Street, Pet
rAE Osi. MAaKETs.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY REcnRD
February il 1871.
The petroleum market Is a irihe weak,f
than yesterday. prices reo'"iuing the sane,
however. 81. 4.4Oa$4.45 has been offered q. d
refused. No transactions.
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Go 10 Gritfss Brds, ,or Wall paper, tnsy
are selling of a. cost.
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HEDERBY DRAw1Nd.-Thursday,t the Soth
day of November, was the day appointed for
drawing the numbers of the Aiken Premium
Land Sale. The drawing took place on the
morning of that day, in Girardey's opera
House, by i've commissioners, all of whom
are residents Of Augusta. A good many snare
holders were in the building-each one OF
whom had come to draw the capital prize.
Before the drawing commenced, the commits
sioners made statement that but 1861 sRares
had been sold, and that rather than allow MI.
Derby to retain his interest in the drawing TO
the extent of the ll,l3s remaining shares,
they had decided to adopt the pro rata plan,
and withdraw property to the amount of the
unsold shares. The property to be distributed
had been selected In such manner as to In
clude the first grand prize and the remaining
prizes contiguous. The drawing then pro-
ceeded, and the following numbers declared
to have drawn the prizes opposite them:
lo,779, lst prize; 5,2sl, 18th; 7,543, 18th;
ll402, 18th; 1856, 35tn; ,05l 36th; 500, 40th;
1909, 4lst; 6,547, 44th; 5,796, 45th; 1926,
5lst; 1910, SD; $50, SD; 5,955, 55th; II, ,4l5
56th; 7,4O6, 57th; 1924, 68th; 16,263, eth;
1850, 6Sth; 1896, 69th; 6,220, 10th; 14,500,
list; 5,254, 72d; 920, 73d; l0,67s, 74th; l6,66S,
18th; 6.349, nth; 1858, 18th; 14.4o5, 18th;
16,5ls, sOth; 6,74s, s1st; 5,5s7, SD; 6,64s s3d;
1888, s4th; 13, ,636, 85th; 1l,07s, Seth; 7,72l,
s7th; Ii, sos ssth; 5,ss7, 93d.
The holder Of ticket 10,77a, which drew the
first prize, is Mr.. Harry Watkins, the well
known comedian. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-04

THE LATE JAMES N. CALDwELL-This
staunch aud upright merchant died at bis resi-
dence In this city, yesterday morning, in the
sixty.fourth year Of his age.
Mr.. Caldwell was descended from the Cald-
wells of Newberry, but was born in Sumter
County, whence he came to- Charleston in
1884. Two years later he began business on
his own account as q cotton factor in copart-
nershlp with the late Mr.. john Robinson, the
name OF the firm being Robinson & Caldwell.
This firm continued to do business, with vari-
GUS changes, until the breaking out Of the
late war. After the war, Mr.. Caldwell re-
sumed business, In copartnershlp with his son,
under the name OF James n. Caldwell & Son.
Mr.. Caldwell wasa man Of high principle,
and his Industry and energy, and close atten-
tion to business affairs, caused him to be held
In general respect. He was director Of the
Peoples National Bank, and served as presi-
dent, pro tenn, during the absence Of Preal.
dent G. O. wltte from the city. Mr.. Caldwell
was member Of the Glebe-street Church for
a lonoserles Of years, and was justly regarded
as one of Its main supports. --..
The death Of Mr.: Caldwell was wholly un-
expected by the community, and Its announce
ment will be painful surprise to all who
knew him In person or by reputation. The
funeral services will take place at the Second
Presbyterian Church, this afternoon, at half.
past three o'clock.