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uOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.

This uneaualled MACHINE uses the straight
Needle, makes the Lock Stitch alike on ootn
sides1 and is the only practical low priced LOCK
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best Family Sewing Machine IL the market, Win
out regard to price, Price SIS and $751; CAL, eA-
anime and compare with others. at No. 1el Ha-
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TEE BLUE RIDGE RAILRoAD.-The Walhalla
Courier says that the contractor is breaking
ground in West Union on the line OF the Blue
Ridxe Road Preparations are making for plac-
ing q heavy force on the road, as soon asIyhs new
location Is made.
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The FIRST BALE.-The first bale Of new cot
ton was received here Saturday. 1t was shipped
from Macon, Ga, by Messrs. ". L. Ellis Bro.,
and is consigned to. Messrs Geo. A. Trenholm q
Son. 1t will be sold at auction at II O'Clock to.
day, on North Atlantic Wharf, by Messrs. Holmes
& Macbeth, aucttoneers.
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BUSINESS ESvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Ia now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, ss$A per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
usineas nan should have his card printed on
his envelopes
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IDEaaE to inform the people of Charleston
and the country that they cal buy better and
cheaper Sewing Machine from me than they can
elsewhere, anu now is the time, and No. 81 Queen
street is the place, to get frstclass Sewing Ma.
chine, either new or secondhand; 30 come one,
come all, and let me serve you to No. l Machine.
jun10 ]. i. LuNsFoHD.
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THE LATE JUDGE PLATT.-At the Beaufort
court OF General Sessions on Tuesday, Solicitor
Virgins introduced preamble and resolu lions
,sudatory Of the late Judge Platt. These were
moved by John q. Dayant Esq, seconded BY Col.
VIM. Elliott, and unanimously adopted.
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DRowSED.-Clara Talbot and Henrietta Barn.
well, both colored, were drowned in Broad River,
on Sunday afternoon, by the capsiztng Of boat.
The fatse- aud brother OF Henrietta wers With
them, aud co1ld swim, but Notwithstanding all
their efforts The unfortunate girls, although twice
brought up and placed within reach Of the boats
gunwale, sank In deep water.
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Auction Sales This Day.

,nR. S. Pringle will sell alto o'clock, at No. %
Aeeting street, furniture.
RM Marshall d Brother will sell at halt.pass 10
O'Clock, at their office, piano and furniture.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
bedsteads, tables, &c.
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COUNTY CoMMss1oSERs.-1he annual meet
0ng OF this board Is announced to be held In the
Fireproor building on Tuesday. the 9th OF septem'
Der, and persons having bills against the county
are warned to deposit their claims with the clerk
on or before the 1st proximo, as otherwise they
will not be audited at that meeting.
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MuS1c1cAI ELEcTIoN.-The following per-.
sons were elected at the Beaufort election: Inten'
dant R. S. Bennett. Town wardens-messls' e
E. Ezekiel, F. Talbird, josiah Jackson' W. u
Dunneman, q. Won Harton and Cato Perry.
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FATAL RAILROAD Acc1DENT.-We learn from
the Phoenix that timber train Of the Greenyille
and Columbia Railroad ran into tie passenger
train Of the Blue Ridge Railroad, near Perryyille,
ON Thursday evening, sbout O'Clock, killing Mr..
John Calhoun Clemson. No one else hurt The
deceased was grandson OF the Hon. John @.
Calhoun.
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The ACADEMY OF MUSIC GRAND GIFT Con.
cERrs, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary Co.-Mr. Eben Ootin, sub.agent for this
splendid and attractive scheme is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the ofce OF Mr. O. Claclus, corner
East Bay and Central wharf. may2s
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TO THEPUBLIG
CHARLESTON, August u,

CHARLESTON, August u.
This morning was Informed OF rumor
that voted the Radical ticket. will simply
state that voted for General Wagener and his
whole ticket with the exception OF one lame.
Any other statement than this is utterly false.
J.B. THOMAS.
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CHARLESTON CoLLEaE.-Messrs. Alonzo
]. White, ". 4. Pringle and William Rayepel have
been appointed BY the board OF trustees Of the
Charleston Colleges committee to consult with
the faculty OF the college, and take proper steps
to present the names Of such gentlemen as may
be deemed qualified to MI the professorship OF
classical literature, recently vacated by the Rev.
Mr.. Miles, and report at the anniversary meeting
of the trustees on October ls Persons desirous OF
tlling the chair named are advised to confer with
the gentlemen composing this committee.
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ACCIDENT ON TIE GREE,v.LLE RoAD.-The
Union Of Saturday says: .rhc up-freight train
on the Greenville and Columbia Railroad met
with an accident when q few miles nom the city
yesterday morning. From, statements made, 1t
appears that several Of the cars became detached,
which was not discovered at once, and, upon the
>train being run back to connect acolliston oc.
E4urred, damaging eight Of the cars, several OF
which were pretty badly smashed. No one hurt"
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THUNDER sToRL-A severe thunder storm
passed over Laurensyile On Wednesday evening.
The lightning struck In several places. On the
public square it struck the place OF business OF
Mr.. Louis Robertson. I'm the northern portion OF
the town 1t struck tree in the yard Of DR.. Nc.
Coy, shivering 1t. In the western portion 1t
passed down the chimney to the residence Of Mr..
james Boyd, and dallied hsrmlessly with his
winchester gum. short distance out, II struck
a tree, prostrating a colored man near By, with
out doing him any serious iDjcry. A tree directly
in front Of the male academy was struck.
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THE BARSwELL. SENr1NEL.-The attention OF
business men is invited to the advertisement OF
this staunch and long established weekly ID
another column OF to-day's NEWS.
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CITY AFFAI S.
Meetings This Day.

Sumter Rifle Club, at p. II.
German Schutzen Artillery Club, at P. n.
Etna Fire Company, at half-past SP. M.
Orange Lodge, at sP. N.
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A BOX containing one qlire of Note Paper
with Envelopes to match, for ESQ, at
= ''' CHAs. G. RIaHTRR's,
mav1a-m Hasel street Bazaar.
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0HoME AaA1N.n-Ch Charles Bascom, the juve-
nY6 thief who was arrested for stealing silver
knife apd other articles nom the prsmises at tne
corner OF Glebe and wentworth streets, was e1.
amined Saturday morning, and sent to jail for
thirty days. Charles is familiar with his present
quarters, having occupied them before for two
other robberies committed upon the scene OF his
latest thieving exploit.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, s4
IS, Sc so and So so per thousand, according to
size. at TIE NEWS Job once.
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900 King a,reet. Chareston, 5. O., Dealer IN all
kinds sol Of Rubber GOODS, such as Rubber Sheet.
RsIs "s H"snilsl aS GnShions, Bandage Cum Rubber
Clothing Pmno Covers, Dorm ats, &c., &C., and
Importer Of Fancy Goods, Toys and Fireworks.
jun9-5mos
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A F1ouR1sHNa ENTERPRISE. Encouraging
reports are received OF the progress Of the Sulli.
van Manufacturing Company, Of Warthen. amen
terprise established about year ago, by DR..
James n. Sullivan and few others. The first
industry proposed to re established Is the spin
ming Of cotton yarns and manufacturing the
same into cloth, with the view at future time Of
extending operations to embrace the manufac.
ture of wool and woollen fabrics. Subscriptions
to limited extent to the capital stock Of the
company are now requested.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A SPLENDID SEWING MACHINE, (Florence
pattern J Is to be rafled OF Won Santen's Bazaar.
rare chance to get fine machine for mere
song. augI
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4 LAND SLmE.-In pulling down the Ma
sonic Hail great object is to preserve the bricks
whole which are to be used in the construcston'of
the new temple. This Is accomplished BY an inge:
nious slide. A cuEyed track, the width Of q board
and with raised edges on each side to prevent the
bricks running of, has been constructed, reach.
ing from the back window in the third story to
the ground. The weight Of the long, narrow
structure bends 1t inward, and it forms the arc OF
circle, supported at intervals by props as IL
nears the ground. The bricks dislodged from the
high walls are brought TO the slide, and one oy
one are sent whizzing down the narrow track.
At the bottom they strike wooden wall placed
to stop their course, aud are there taken up oy
one OF the hands and Piled The building is rapid
ly growing less, and the lodge-room has already
been taken down.
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AN INVALUABLE REHEDY FOR MRANTsl
This is the best Medicine for young: children
suffering with Oolic, Diarrhea, or any other com.
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with safety, as Is contains no opium, or other in.
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: Price, rs csnts'a bottle.
Manufactured and for sale by -
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AHd by Druggists generally. laaz
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@nsir1es, 4larbinerp, &r.
ST EA M EN- G IN ES.
CAMERON BARKLEY 4 CO.

Keen constantly on hand, and ready for imme.
diate delivery, STATIONARY, PORTABLE AND
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES, and can furnieh, at
short no Ice any description OF engine NOT kept
regularly In stock.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
of annroved Patterns and different sizes, ready
for delivery, and fitted with either Ratchet or
Screw Head Blocks.
GRIST MILLS,
From s,xteen to Tbirty1nch; French Burr, Dou.
hle. .Geare1 GRIST MILLS. Also, the Universal or
star COTTON GINS, THRESHERS, CANE Ma
CHiNERY, HORSE.POWERS, &c.
BAR IRON, STEEL AND METALS.
A large assortment constantly on hand OF the
above articles.
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l6L0 lSlAQQ contrary W TIE SeueEdl Tule bulouSu-
ont the State, are Of the most encouraging char
acter. There have been, 30 far no signs Of the
caterpillar, and gentlemen from the island state
that they have never seen promise OF better
crop, either before or since the war. A small
quantity of cotton was picked on Edisto Island
week before last, and 1t is understood that on
Wadmalaw Island several hundred weight have
already been picked. The public roads all over
Edlsto Island have been In terrible condition
ever since the War, and recently the citizens,
white and co!ored, have been called out In accord
ancs with the State law, to take their tours Of
duty at repairing the highways. On Thursday
last gang OF about one hundred colored men,
who were at work upon the road leading to Ed.
ingsyille, indulged in some very unseemly and
riotous behavior, pelting with stones and mud
every white man who came by, with the single
exception Of one gentleman, a Presbyterian cler
eyman, whose CLOTH for wonder, exempted him
from the insults Of the mob. One circumstance
that aggravated the affair was that the sub.county
commissioner, himself colored man, was with
the negroes, and II he did not actually incte them
to their acts OF Violence at least made no effort to
repress them, and, therefore, tacitly encouraged
the outrages The demonstration being wholly
unexpected, mo opportunity was afforded the white
men to organize any resistance, and as the au-
thoritles, OF course did not interfere, the hoWing
rioters had things their own way until darkness
interposed and they dispersed.
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anrtion saIes--g: gntufe Dansli. i.
By'WM. MCKAY,

ITO MORROW, ALTO O'CLOCK, WILL
IL be sold, at No. IS Smith ssfest four doors
The contents OF said house, consisting OF Pnfof,
Bed:room and Kitchen FUaNG GTUREsa IdfrAIy,
Miscellaneous Works. and acollecgon OF 0neml-
rooms; heated throughout with Lesley patent
heater. =; A9s =
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Ganrp GOODS, &r.
MOTHERS, READ THIS!

is THOROUG H.
LY waterproof. Pro.
tects clothing; retains
Linen Diapers; avoids
pins; permits circula-
lion OF air. Recon-.
mended by physicians
apd all mothers whose
children have orn
them. Made in four
sizes !: ! 8 N allest; 4
larges t Price ST.
Mailed free. Address
F, Won SANTEN, No.
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cRuMlp,s.-The Randolph Rlaemen and Caro-
lima Light Infantrywill go on q target excursion
to Mount Pleasant this morning. s3
Mayor Pillsbury and O. 9. Bowen were serenadl
ed on Friday. night BY one Of the city bands:
Captain Vim. Aiken Kelly, president Of the
Phoenix Fire Company, offers reward forthe
resnyery OF the silver mementoes belonging 70 his
company, which were recently stolen fror, his
residence
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THE CorToN PROSPECT IN GEoRoA.-A dis
patch from Rome, Georgia, to the Apsusta enron
icle says: sFrom reports to the Agricultural So
ciety the indications are that tie cotton crop Of
Georgia, this year. will not exceed nye-eighths OF
last years. crop. Corn is about the same. About
one-fourtn the amount OF gusno has been used
this wear as compared with last" The caterpl-
lar ny has appeared among the cotton near
Thomasyllle, Georgia. :
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Hotel Arrivals-August 1s and 1s.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
J. j. Fox and lady, WATERFORD; Miss NJ.
Bradley, New York; Thomas Colclough, Georgia;
c. n. Wynne, Georgia.; James O. salters, saVan.
.nah
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FR.cAs-The Beaufort Republican says that

FRAcAs.-The Beaufort Republican says that
there was a slight disturbance on the Pilot Boy
on Monday night soon after her arrival, emanat-
ing from deserter from Bull River, captured IN
Charleston he resisted all efforts towards re-
turning to his vessel, brandished knife, cutsing
the mate, afterwards jumped overheard, anu
when he found that he must either 60 TO the oot'
tom or to the ship, he was brought to the deck'
and pliantly went back to Bull River TO JOIN his
yessel
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CLUBS AND srARs.-Lewis May, lodged for
be,no drunk on the streets and unable to take
care q, himself, was sentenced to pay fine Of
ten dollars or 60. the House Of Correction for
twenty days.
Robr. Lovely, arrested for raising disturb.
ance at the corner Of Inspection and Concord
streets, was sentenced to pay Hne Of five dollars
or spend five days In the House Of Correction.
Albert II. Cole, fo.cbeing drunk and disorderly
in Elliott street, was visited with similar sen.
tence.
VIM. County, who applied for nights lodging,
received it, and on examination was ordered to
be held over for one day.
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A MURDER OR MYsTERY.-The Savannah
papers are full OF the details OF horrible crime
committed early on Wednesday morning, in the
house OF Mr.. Joseph Davis, near the line Of Bull
lncs and Bryan Counties, and abous twenty-eight
miles from Savannah. The victim was Mrs
Davis, a young women Of about twenty or
twenty six years Of age, who was found sitting
up In bed, at about O'Clock in the morning
with her throat cut, and who died in a few min
utes thereafter. Her husband was away from
home at the time, and Mrs. Davis had been sleep
ing with Two ofher step.chi,dren. She had been
out OF bed, and had gone to cupboard, on the
door OF which the little boys pants, containingsa
pocket kIire, were hanging. Soon after return
Ing to bed, she screamed out, 81 am bleeding to
.death,n and soon after died. The pocket:knife
was alterward found 10 a tub OF water on the
roor. It Is possible that she may have Killed
herselr by accident, or some night prowler may
have got into the house and murdered her, but,
with the very meagre testimony at hand. 1t is i'm.
possible to form any idea OF the truth. The coro.
ner's inquest was most incousequential investi-
CATION, and the verdict Of the jary was that "de.
ceased came to her death from some sharp In.
strument Ia the hands Of an unknown person."
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b. L. Primer, New York; J. P. Boyce, Green
vile; :. Blake, South Carolina; W. German, Co.
lumbIs; A. G. Hall, Augusta; T. Hurley, city; T.
Sanders, Northeastern Railroad.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY IN ST. ANDREws.-A Be-
rious affair occurred on Saturday night on Colonel
Gaillards plantation, In st. Andrews Parish,
which resulted in the shooting and serious injury
or Gibby Bryan, a colorel man, twenty-five years
Of age. 1t appears that the jealousy Of another
colored man, Jack Bryan by name, had been
aroused by certain visits which Gibby Is alleged
to have paid to his wife, and Jack had threatened
to shoot Giboy II he ever saw him about his place.
Accordingly, when Jack found his enemy hang
ing about his yard On Saturday night he went
into his house for his musket, which WAS kept
loaded with Q ball and miscellaneous assort.
ment OF bird shot so as to be safe for bringing
down almost any sort Of game, and then went
In pursuit. Of Giboy. Finding the latter running
away JACK pursued, and firing at him, asis alleged
enptied the varied contents Of his gun In among
the poor fellow, who was found soon after lying
In a pool of his own blood, brought over to
this city and admitted to the City Hospital, at
about one O'Clock, yesterday afternoon. 1t Was
found that the small stock Of hardware that Jack
had discharged into Glbby had gone completely
through his forearm, fracturing the larger bone
and severing the muscles and had lodged In his
side. The waddlng and charge was extracted BY
Dr.. J.. s. Buist, and the fractured una carefully
resected, BY which means isis believed that the
arm may be saved, although at first 1t was
thought that amputation would be necessary.
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By w. Z. LEITCH;ls R. s. BRUNS,
.sAucfiOneers.- %. ssit,.

GMALL RESIDENCE In MUKklS
- sTREET-Sale on account former pprrhaAer,
he having failed to comply; with terms.s
Will be sold on TUESDAY. the 18th instant, at
That small WOODEN HOUSE In Morris stIest,
between Smith and Rltledge streets; onsth 1nut6
side, and known as No. 81 House; ;conta1ns 4
rooms. On the premises are al neceS aryS ont.
Terms-0ne-half cash;s balance In one year,
with interest from April 9Th, 1871, secured by
bond and mortgage OF the property: P1fcnes6f
to pay us for papers and stamps. Saua12s
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Il. Baldwin. New York; e. Putnam, New York;
Rev. ]. woodrow, Mrs. ]. W. Bones, G. L Bart
lett, Columbia; Il. G. Street, city; E. Booth, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Foster, st. Augustine;
F. Williams, Jacksonville; @. Edwards, New YORK;
H. P. Anderson, Georgia; @. Webster, Rome,
Ca; W. Porter, Brooklyn.