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GTRAYED OR STOLEN, A SPOTTED
y SETTER DOG, about nine months old. with
brown ears, and Slit In one OF them. Answers to
the name OF Dash. A reward OF $40 will be given
for his recovery at northeast corner Smith and
Montague streets. apr3
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The contest will doubtless be a close one,
and, Judging from present appearances, the
Democrats are more likely to gain ground
than to show any falling of in strength. The
contest however, will be close, and both
parties are ''confdent of victory"
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The Tribune and South Carolina.
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EOR SALE, SEVERAL SEWING MA
I CHIMES, Of good quality, which are offered
cheap. Call at No. 27 Queen street, between
Meeting aud Church streets. febA
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A BARGAINl-T0 PRINTERS AND
II BOOKBINDERS.-A Ruggles Wood Frame
Paper Cutter, will be sold low for cash. Is nearly
new, cuts % inches, and has an extra, knife. No
charge for package. Price $40. Apply at The
NEWS Job ONCE. mar22
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ms- NOTICE.-OFFICE OF CHERAW
AND DARLINGTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHERAW, MARCH 80, 1s71.-The Interest Cou-
pons OF this Company, maturing on the LIST April,
1871, will be paid on presentation at the Peoples
National Bank OF Charleston, S. Q.
aprl-2 ]. g.. MOWER, Treasurer.
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nREMEN LAGER BEER
ENGLISH ALES
SCOTCH ALES
CHAMPAGNE ALE3
LONDON PORTERS
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
e. E. BEDFORD,
anil M. g7a k,ny street.
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for 5ak.

ANULES AND RORSES.SUST RE-
-Nl CEIvED a lot OF Kentucky broke MULES.
For ssle at the subscribers Stable, Queen street,
p. WEST. MARCOS
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FOR SALE ON SULLIYAN'S ISLAND -
A comfortable HOUSE, with SIX rooms, out.
buildings, large lot and garden, and delightfully."-
situated on Middle street, midway between the
Steamboat Landing and the Fort.
Also, q o In the city, on the south side OF
Cumberland street, next east Of Meeting, 40 by "
feet.
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Apply to ]. D. ALEXANDER; No. IS Broad.
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FLOUR!. FLOUR! FLOUR!

'NHARLES HEIDsIECK CHAAPAGNES,
sILLERY AND EXTRA DRY. A. LALANDE i
co., Proprietor Of the Chat. LeoyiHs and Brown
Uantenac Clarets A full assortment OF The above
Wines for sale by all principal Grocers and Wine
Dealers. b. d 90.
mar3l.fnw8mosa q
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NEW FORK GOSSIP.

NEW YORK, Au gust 80.
Vessels from Charleston In the lower bay,
among them the steamship South Carolina,
are detained there. If no cases of fever oc-
CURED, they will be allowed to come up as
soon as the health officer Is satisfied that there
Is no lever on board.
Recorder Hackett Is chairman Of the COM
mittee OF aldermen 10 examine the city and
county accounts.
The steamer Congress has returned from
Greenland In less than thirteen DAYS. On
her way she passed hundreds OF icebergs, but
no packed ice. The season is very open, not
unlike May in New York. The day became
perpetual as they advanced North. The
Polaris sailed northward on the 18th, with
three parting cheers from the crew of the
Congress. The Congress is the largest ship
that has ever been In Disco Bay.
The mystery of the corpse In the trunk sent
to Chicago Is cleared up. DR.. Jacob R0sen-
burg, alias Asher, from whose notorious abors
ton house the trunk was taken, has been ar
rested. The people attempted to lynch him on
his way 10 jail.
F. q. Smith, No. 2S Broad street, paid q
forged check to one N. B. Van Scum for fifty
thousand dollars In gold. Van Scum and the
money have disappeared.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

LONDON, August 20.
Advlees from Zanzibar report DR.. Living
stone slowly making his way homeward.
Petroleum exploded on vessel and she was
burned, with two persons killed.
The tug Ospree was lost eff Dundee, and six
persons drowned.
The Prussian, from Quebec, run down the
steamer Aber in the channel. It is believed
that all were saved, though the Aber sunk in q
few minutes.
PARIS, August 20.
The Prusslans will probably evacuate the
forts near Paris on the 5th of September. The
report of the committee to consider the pro.
longation of Thiers's powers gives him. while
president, power to promulgate and execute
the DEGREES of the Assembly, to participate in
the ssembly's deliberations, and appoint and
dismiss ministers, who shall be responsible to
the Assembly for Thiers's acts.
The Journal des Debats deplores Dufoure's
amendment, expressing confidence in Theirs.
The Steele says Thlers is opposed to the man.
ner in which the bill prolonging his power has
been advocated, and will oppose 1t. The dep
uties of the extreme Left and Right centres
held meeting to determine their future
course.
MADRID, August 20.
West India vessels have been quarantined
to prevent the introduction Of yellow fever.
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SP4RKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The military and civic ball at the Coni.nen.
tai Hotel, Long Branch, was a grand affair
Four thousand persons were present. The
full Ninth Regiment band, with one hundred
instruments, furnished the music
"A Halifax dispatch says that the Paris
crew have definitely withdrawn from the four.
oar race, but will challenge the winners for q
race In smooth water.
Indian troubles in South California are
serious. general uprising of the Indians is
apprehended.
The West Virginia Convention is called by
about l2GO majority.
"A white and a black man, charged with
rape, were taken from Morgansaeld, Indiana,
Jail and hanged.
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THE KU-KLUI TRIALS.
A Lame and Impotent Conclusion-The
Mts-Trials-Greenvtl Moving-T e
Telegraph, the Railroad and the
Crops.
fPRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE


GeEESvnLE, August 26.
The Ku-Klux tria's have been going on for
the past week, and, as you may expect, with
small result.
Eight supposed Ku-Klux were brought here
from Spartanburg, accompanied by small
body of United States troops, lest they may be
rescued on the way. But they arrived safe.
Seven were white and one colored. The seven
were in no sense the chiyalry-plain, poor
white men, who never held slaves, and of the
class that are jealous of the negro as rival in
work.
The first trial resulted in mls-trIal. The
strength of the testimony was, that the &C.
cused had on clothes like that of one of the
Ku-Klux, flew days before the visit of the
Ku-Klux, and this was all, and OF
course nothing. The judge charged
ably and practically, and eloquently.
The jury retired, and soon found that they
could not agree-eight for acquittai and iour
were Democrats, and the tour, one white and
three colored, were Republicans, and many
supposed politics controlled and brought about
the mis-trlal. The same jury tried another
case with the same result
The other jury acquitted one and convicted
another. There were TWO c0lOreQ men Oh
jury No. 2. The negro's case alone remains
to be disposed Of and comes of Monday
week.
The nature of the case forbids easy detec-
ton. The face, person and horse are gene
rally so disguised as to make 1t impossible to
discriminate the person.
On the whole the trials have amounted to little
or nothing. The attorneys for the defence ere
Carlisle q Duncan, of Spartanburg, able law
yers, but no advocates OF the Ku-klux or their
doings.
Judge Bryan Is In full feather here-a great
favorite. In the morning on the bench; In the
afternoon with Daniel Horlbeck. Esq, In q
splendid landau driving out or sitting at the
Mansion House, with Msjor Macbeth, and
other distinguished men, In chat of country,
city, age.
The telegraph is in full operatlon-a new
star In our armament The Air Line Railroad
Is within the limits Of our city In grading,
and will be In operation next summer. 1t puts
US nearer New York than you are. The City
of Greenville Is just ready for progress like
that Of Atlanta and Chicago. But, alas the
drought. This has depressed every Interest.
The rains have come, are now pouring in tor
rents-too late for much relief to corn and cot
ton. have conversed with many farmers
here, and this Is the result: The wheat crop
was failure; LLis usually yielded thousands OF
dollars In July to pay of debts. &c. Then the
corn crop will be about ive-eights, more than
half; then the cotton will be not quite half.
But, with these rains, the sweet potatoes, the
peas and turnip crops will be fine.
Greenville Is crowded. SoHERs.
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THINGS Nv WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 20.
An adroit attempt to pass two checks raised
failed by the caution of the bankers. The
fraudulent paper In one instance was certi6.
cate of deposit on the banking house of John
A. Sisco & Son, New York, in favor of L. B.
Cornell to the value offorty-two thousand dol.
lars. This was endorsed as follows: .Pay to
the order Of Thos. s. Cassidy, signed J. B.
&0rnell." The signatures and endorsements
ARE correct, but the amount is forty.seyen hun.
dred dollars only.
No customhouse appointments are to be
made until Boutwelps return on the 18th Of
September.
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THE WEATHER THIS D4Y.
WASHINGTON, August 2s

WASHINGTON, August 20.
The storm centre on Lakes Superior and
Huron will probably on Wednesday have ex-
tended northeastward far into Canada, with
southeasterly winds and rain tonight on the
New England coast, with southwesterly winds
and local storms from Maryland and New Jer-
sey northward; fresh winds from the south
west, and west from Lake Ontario to Lake
Michigan. The conditions will remain favor
able for short rains on Wednesday on the
coasts of the Southern and Cult States.
Yesterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 r. NJ,
Local Time.
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The documents for the abolition of slavery
in Brazil will be executed In Rome next win
ter, as the Emperor and Empress intend to
spend the season there. The Pope will sign
the document, to which he has been largely
instrumental, it is said, in turning the impe-
rial mind.
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MEDICINE & FOOD COMBINED.
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Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. H., and,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy Of the Chamberl be examined by ship.
masters at any time during the day.
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THE MOBILE CATASTROPHE.

MOBILE, August 20.
Thirty-fve dead bodies have been recovered,
and it Is feared that many are under the
wreck. The e4cursionists were mostly work
people with their families.
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Il P4NIcSTRICKEN GUARD.

LOUISVILLE, August 20.
Several hundred negroes collected round
Danville Jail to protect prisoner charged with
arson from Ku-Klux, became panIc-stricken
during the night, rushed into the streets and
fired about hundred shots, woundIng several
of themselves
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GET YOUR DIsINrECTANTs.

Just received, q supply OF
CARBOLIC ACID,
DARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC
CHLORIDE OF SODA, (SoIution) &c
Also supply OF INDICATED WILLOW CHAR
COAL, in Powder and In Pastilles, imported from
Paris prepared by Dr.. Belloc, and approved by
the French Academy OF Medicine. This is the
best article ever offered here; recommended by
Also, supply Of the best WHITE MUSTARD
SEED highly recommended as q preventive OF
Yellow Fever.
Call early, as the supply Is limited, at the Drug
Store Of DR.. q. BAER,
aug29 No. 131 Meeting street.
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THE POLITICAL CAULDRON.
THE DISCORDANT ELEMENTS BEGIN
MING TO HISS IND BUBBLE.

Radical Opposition TO Grant-Attempt
to Defeat his Observation-Disclosures
the National Conventions Will be
Held-Butler's Campaign i'm Massa-
chusetts-The Way Opening for
Democratic Victory-The Italian Gel
ebration-E n h a 8 a sm In wet
Clothes.
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The subscribers are the Agents for the Lsale Of
tion OF Planters to it's merits. Price 81 per Saw,
delivered at any Railroad Station IN the State.
PELZER, RODGERS d CO.,
aug2S- -2mos Brown 4 Co.'s Wharf.
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WTAsHINGToN & LEE UNIVERSITY.
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

The next Session OF this Institution Will coA-
menca on the Third THURSDAY (2lst) OF Septem'
Der, 1871, and continue without intermisston un.
til tie Fourth THURSDAY In June, 1872.
The Instruction embraces thorough Classical,
Professional Departments OF Law and Engineer
Ing. ~ VIVA
The entire Expenses for the Session OF Nine
Months need not exceed $500 70 sSZo, acCoralng
20 the prlce OF Board. Arrangements are also
made FOR messing, by which Students may re.
duce their expenses to $3.50 per session.
For further Information, address
G.. W. @. LEE, Pres dent,
Or WILLIAM DOLD, Clerk OF Faculty.
aup3-lmO
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CIvIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER
u ING, at the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute,
Troy, N. Y. higher and more practical Course
OF instruction will be given here than has ever
been attempted elsewhere In this country. Re.
opens September 18th. For the Annual Register,
containing improved Course Of Study, and full
particulars, apply to Prof. CHARLES DROWNE,
Director. augElmo
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