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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-01

@ Persons deposltlng letters in the Postofice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp let'
ter cannot be mailed, but viii be sent to the Dear
Letter Office.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

This department is supplied With the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Foreign aud Domestic Under
shirts and Drawers, SILK and Thread Gloves, Linen
and Paper Collars, Neckties,, ,BowSscarfs, Pocket.
Handkerchiers, Socks; Umbrellas, &c.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low In plain ngures
Buyers in our line will nnd it to their advantage
to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
mara1.2mos
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Addison,M Mrs j.
Adams, Louisa
Adams, Char
Ainar, Mary
Allen, Sallna
Alexander, An
P
Aston, Patsy
Anson, Minnie
Artson, Mrs &
Ashley, Mary
Bairde, Carolln
Baker,Jane An
Ball, Martha
Benton, Marth
Beard, Mrs b
Beaudrox, Far
ME
Berry, Martha
Berry, Mary. :
Besnen, Ellen
Brown, Harriet
L
Brow q, Cathe.
Brown. Hiss +.
Brown, Policy
Buckley, Mary
Bulwinkle, Al
ma
Calder, yirglnlI' !
| Carpenter, Phi
Lis
| Carpenter, Mrs
John G
Calyitt. Belle
| Cambridge, 81
l av
| Oanilton, Mar
| Carroll, 4rs
| James
| Chion, Mrs S A
| Chichester, Sa
| Churshar, Car
| line
I Clark, Mary n
\ Collins, Mrs WI
liam
| Cocoa, Della
| Costello, Mary
| C0mbman, Ha'
| rlett
| Cronord, Sarah
Danuef, Agne
| Davis, Mary
Davis, Emma
| Dennis, Miss L
Dorsey, Eliza
Eaton. Mrs
James
EWdwerds, En-
Eddings, %fn su,saa
Egane, AlHe :
Ellis, Susan
Elliott, Matilda
Ferguson, Ar
o A
FerwtcE, Mary
Flemming, RI
Nowellen, Bin
Forrest, Mart1
Fogartie, Ami
Frazer, r,Lucinde
Frohne, Hulda
Ferguson, Har'
riett ~
Gay, Mrs VII.
Hard
Gaines, Julia E
Gardner, Mary
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CITY AFaFAI r S.
Meeting. This Day.

Homestead BFdldiug and Loan Association
atSP.M.
Medical Society Of South Carolina, at T. III.
Charleston typographical Society, at hall past
Bpm.
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GaiIorins, furnishing GOODS, &r
CPRING OP Nj N G.
y
ENKE & MUL L L E R,

No. s25 KING STREET,
Have lust opened an entire New Stock oi
CLOTHS CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
for Spring and Summer.
Our Clothing is very large and fine selected
stock for Men, Youths and Boys. from s5 to $50
per suit The largest portion Is OF imported
goods and manufactured by ourselves; we can,
therefore, recommend them as regard ht, wear
and workmanship.
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Osborn,Mrs Geo |
E |
Osborn, Miss II
Passailague,
Mrs n E
Palmer, Mrs A
A
Pearse, Lavina
Powell, Mrs N. A
Quigley, Mrs
Jane M
Rulsell, Mrs
James
Rshall, Mary A
Reid, Eliza Ann
Reed, Margret
Rent, Rebecca
Redwood, Ester
Roesler, Lena
Robertson, Julia
Robertson, Cath
crime
Rosie. Maria
Russell, Mrs D
Russell, Kate
Ryan, MarJ
Sanders, Cau-
dea
Scarpa, Margret-
seabrook, Sarah
Seabrook, Miss
Seymour, Lily B
Shoots, Miss
Martell
Simmons, Maria
Simmons, Mrs
Simmons, Dian
Simmons, Mary
Smith, Eliza
Smith, Dilsy
smith, Margret
Taylor, Miss O
! ID :.
Tomsum, Della
Trout, Emily
Wade, Silvey
Waldo, Mrs Ho.
race
,Wacker. Teresee
Walsh, Miss E
r
Wortw0rk, :.
Oharlott
Washington,
Jane
Webb, Hiss Car
olIne
Webb, Mary
Ann
Webster, Miss E
Webster. Miss 8
Whetsen, Emma
Whilly, Dido
Wlldey, Mrs E L
Williams, Anna.
rintila
Williams, Jane
Williams, Mrs B
Il
WulHWb, Hhpoi..
Ia
Willis, Kate
Wilson, Mrs Jno
Wilson, Mary
e
Wilmington,
Mary
Winson, Kate
Woods. Betsey
Wolf, Mrs E
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"schnappsn is remedy in chronic catarrhal
tsxe great pleasure In bearing highly credit
ahle testInony to It's efficacy as remedial agent
in the diseases for which you recommend II.
Having a natural tendency TO the mucous sur
faces. with slight degree OF stimulatlon. re-
gard It as one OF the most important remedies n
chronic catarrhal affections. particularly tnose OIL
the genitO.urinary apparatus. WIN mucn IT,
spect your obedlent servant,
.CHAS. A. LEAS, IL. D., New Iork.
No. GO PINE STREET, N. T., Nov. 81. 1857.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ.,, Pesent: DEAR sIELi
have maue chemical examination OF sample
OF your .Schiedam Schnapps,n with the intent OF
Getermintng II any foreign or injurious substance
had been added TO the simple distilled Splits.
The examIpation has resulted IN the CONCLUSION
that The sample contained no poisonous or narm
fuI admiXlures. have been unable TO discovgs
any trace Of the deleteyI0us substances male1 III ~
are sometimes employed'ln the ahulteratioa y. ".
liquors. / would not hesitate TO use msse ,,an, mW
to recommend to others, Tor meoic1nai puI pooUe
unobectionablev variety OF gin. Very respeCtanS
vonrs' tSlgnedl CHAs. A. SEELY, Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TEcHTIcL LAsoR1sSK4' 30 ,1s1'
Is EXCHANGE PLACE nr.s H Sos S1s%Tns ~ % 1n9er.
e,rned have Carefully aud thoroughly analyzed q
sample of your Aromatic Scnieoam oShapps.. .
selecred by ourselves. and nave Iouna tue saMe
free from all organic VI Iu. s"p.o ,So .aSS =,
more or less Injurious to health From me resalt ny
~ onr examination we consider the article one OF
onnar,or VI W Quality. healthful as beverage, and
efiectual in its medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours,
,s,opod, ALEX. TRIPPEL, Chemist.
'''eA'N FRANCIS E. ENGELH ,RD, N. D.
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Drug.
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
mar2l-smos No. % BEAVER STREET. N. Y.
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In CoURr.-Between IL and II o'clock on
Thursday night q fight occurred between several
men who were spending the evening at house
In Cumberland street kept by woman rejoicing
In the soubriquet Of Queen Elizabeth. In the
melee one Of the party struck another over the
head with slung shot, giving him severe cut
The parties were arrested by O6icer DAILY, and he
OF the broken head having taken out warrant,
brought the hero OF the slung shot before Trial
Justice Mackey on the charge OF assault and bat
tery. The case was clearly proven, and the prt-
soner was sentenced to pay. fine Of IS and costs,
or 20 to Jail for twenty days. he paid up.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, September l..
feel that we have now an article OF gin suit
able FOR such cases as that remedy Is adapted 70.
'''N DR.. J. W. BRIGHT.
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CLUBS AND ARs.-James. Gallagher, ar
rested for'beng drunk and unable b take care Of
himself, In Beaufain street; was sentenced to pay
fine OF SIS, or spend nve days III the House OF
Correction. -
Edward Hunter, oneof tnspszsners in the late
cotton robbery, has tgzued States evidence. and
confirms the statement Of the theft and modus
operandt published yesterday.
The two pockets OF sea island cotton recovered
from thieves; are yet at the auardhouse and have
not been claimed. The two seem to have formed
originally one bag, which was cut in TWO by the
robbers.
Two large carving knives, q carving fork and
one dozen table forks and knives were recovered
yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock, by Lieutenant
Phihppy, and are at the Detective ONCE awaiting
Identification.
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Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is recommended by all the Medical Facnlty.

VOTES Schiedam Sclnapps. =. :.
Is initiated and c0unterfeIted, and purchasers VIII
have to use caution in purchasing.
Tbe0 leave 10 cail the attention OF the reader to
testimouials In favor OF the Schnapps:
feel bound to say that Iregard your SoHNAPPS
as being in every respect pre.eminentE pure, ana
deserving OF medical patronage Az an events ~
tofore unobtainabe, and as such may be safely
prescribed by physicians. ,.,r,,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New YORK.
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TIE MUD-HoLE SWAMP, OTHERWISE Rrr-
LEDGE AvENuE.-It is reported that the munich
yal authorities will at once cease work upon the
proposed park at the corner Of Calhoun and Rnt
ledge avenue, and will commence operations for
reclaimlng the Aud.hole Swamp, commonly
called Rutledge avenue. This swamp aboui ds m
deep holes, where horses sink up to the;body, and
stray pedestrians are altogether lost to sight, The
rails Of the City Railroad Company hold good so
so far, but may be expected to sink at an early
day into the middle Of next week. 1t would take
half u dozen fire engines to pump out'the muddy
water lying BETWEEN vanderhorst and Calhoun,
and all the nats on the river might obtain full
load Of semi-Hquid mud. = y
Why Is this thasS There is money In the treas
u1'to spend on public parks. caunota little be
spared for the Rutledge avenueswamp'
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- S@limm etnu9 1T es> ,penn man
ltelt ba6 auf ben Giisnbabnen @,o6brit
tantens I'M pprisen Sabre 206 perlpnen
CSeltfm5rper mtt9ere&ne) eet5ptet uno
1890 letdt ODER f9wer uerwunc.t wur>
rem, aber 9eraoeiu 10 in jta eri&eint
tteie Nn3dbl i'm @erbdltni6 ju Der nab
rem llnma0e BON &ataftropben une
Spfern ouf ben @&ienenuesen Der Ser
etni9ten @taaten, poflr ras lebtpersan-
9ene Sabr uno nod ute jdnalte ~3eit bic
betriibenei fen Bemeile geliefert. &auu,
fam man einen 8lif in 3eitunaen per>
fen, obne iretnpwo auf sinen vGilentabn>
unfau" su ftoben, unr leiper 1T es fat 70
tpeit 9efommen, bab bereleiden Gitel ibre
MnjtebungStraft fir Gas Nu9e ees Qelet6
perloren baben, penn Elm ~Gilepbabu>un>
feu" 1T - unibt6 Neues."
@ann miro man il@ entli@ ~ elmer
frenoeren 8eauft9tteun9 unlerer Bob>
men pur9 Anitellun9 BON @d,tern in ae>
niieenper &nsabl, entl9lit6eu? Die
@ompa9nien mercen i'm Muaemeiuen
i@merli@ 10 ldle@t >.ausmaden", pae fe
iol&e n1bltae Mintatur>N u8eaben bel
Gn9rpss& iunabmen ni&t befreitsn t6nn>
ten. ...cg a..a"Ia. e. Greil&lb".) i
- Gin zntttes Ydr&en. Or.
9lbton Cobb, DIRECTOR Der 6o6ihuIe ~
@elton, Mi1ourt tpurbe an, Mi1tmod
pie(er ISOLDE beiBufalo pom Der Miaaara
@ren3polttet Serbaftet, neil Ct feline 6rau
anebf pier &inpern i'm @tt@ 9elo0en bate
@unb NIT elmer itintr @@ulmdr&en dber
ale Serge selauftn mai. 6err Cobb If
so unb (ein ~@eltebtt" II Sabre ait.
Z Die game preu6ilde Glotte puroe
.bieier Iase an bad beatldf 3eid tbtr.
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Erennusa ysai Rirae n,etaat.

Sn be, rentpdrbteen @tBuneienl See
Met@sratbts nber Vie pp, Der tlertealen
partet perlan8tenT rennun8 berRtr@t bon.
@taate, fpielte Der Greibetr =. StauFen<
Berg aud auf BE 8tosutuns pts D5utn>
9eril9en Strette6 AT. h@7t#E
ST faete: %l1s.& a:@ ]iS1t%
Sd pente i'm ausemeinen rpie Der Ab8.
BON Settler, baB relt9i5le Dinge ni1t ror
pas Gorum pes Yurlaments eeb5ren, aber
mir baben f1e ni&t poroebra9t. l1ns I'M
@aoen, bic mir mitten in tatbolil9en8e<
p6lfcrunsen leten. 1T bic Gro9e; bic uns
bier bel6dftist Ste1ei9t bic mt9tisfe.
Sie tritt uns in alien 8e3iebunsen, i'm
Staat, in Der @eleu1baft in Der @@ule,
In Der Gamtlie enteeeen. Deebalb be>
banoeln mir fe oieuei@t NIT mebr @ids
ttsteit uno Nusflbrliafeit5 al6s Sie in
Noroeeuti&lanp serfeben. Der Strtit
,wil@en Staat uno Stride TT aus ber
Ebeorte beruus9etrettn !; oieier Autraa 1T
Elm SDmptom BEG entbrannten &fes.
Sn Der fatbolii@en STRIDE nou3tebt i@
Elm @&eicun8sproceb wir faeten an ben
Nnfansen elmer 8ewesun9, pel&e etenio
cine pelt9elai@tlt@t 1perpen fam .pte BE
reformation. No@ 1T Der rt6tt9eManr,
ni@t eetomn,en, aber mir finp lber3eu9t,
Die 8oritbung miro Jpn I'M rt@ti9enWo>
u,ent f&iden. Braoo.)~ Aus Dem
Munb zines Der eri1en tatboli19en Gbeo>
lreea baben mir 9eb5rt, raB fetnen prote>
atrenbenS tanepunft ee9en BE berrl&enoe
&i9tuns In &om 9unoerte po, fattolts
lden @eifli&en unp piele Tauienbe pom
2aien tbttlen. Balo 1ptrb bte Graee at,
Die Staaten berontrtten trtlhts 1T bic
fatbrlil@e&ir9e (@ro6er 2dtn.) SD
nil Nte1anpen perlebsn, ober otsitD inse
milen 9ela9t perben. @ir fimmteu
Dem eriten Gbeil Sbre6 Mutrases 8erne
~. ober mir mil1en nidt wie Ste ba3u
fouu1en, riele @ahen 3u propontren.
SIM Na@barfaate Sslrei& flbrte bas
@taat6arunp9eleB bonn 81. December ale
sbtele poifulate, Dreb< uno @%ereinsfrrt,
.beit &c. cir; ; b1ren Sie, pie Der papa
i'd. pariber auslieb: (&eDner Yerltef
cine pdpali&e Auocu,ion pou. % Suli
1867, In Der Der Yapt ea6 @eieB als
Elm ,,unerb6rtes" ~perpirft une p~ereau1u,t
unb fir .8dn3li@ ni&tt9 ertldrt. Gun,
.S9luD erpbt Ct alien &atbelifen, bic fol-
DE @elebe p%rupontren, NIT ben 9etflt@en
Strafen.) (5tdrmii&e5 eiterfeit.) Sd
bate feline 5eiterfeit prouociren wol1en ;
mir iino Die Sa@en iebr ern(t. s. 9ebt
Elm tiefer &ib ourd Die Stride; eber rper<
ben Sie bic Quapratur be6 Girfel6 fin
ben, che @ie Die r5miiden Mniprlae NIT
Dem @eiite Der ,@laubtn6freibeit perl6b>
ner, tpelde @ie 9eltern foroerten. SIM
Snters0e res Griecens 3wii&en STRIDE
unp @taat bite t@ .um MblebnuuB pes
Mntra9es. (2ebbafter 8eifaQ.)
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2et9t1tnn. - Dur1 Mufnabme
foleenber AnseiDen eerietb Der 9erauset@
Der ees >.@aterfote Sentinel"' flr3li9
auf naafebenee .@eile in pte&lemme:
vDir pe,cen feline 5eiratbeausei0e
einrlfen, nenn rlidt elm Dollar mitaes
i1idt. " (@e&lelbl.)
uBir einen &uB BON Der 8raut ridden
mir ale lol9e Mn5etaen ein."
(Watnforb Cent?
! Gint9eIo0e barauf fam elm pe6i9war>
ses Nssermde9en IN leine SiNee une
1aete> rab {ie pobl erer libel @ombo 3u
tbrem @bemanne oenommen uno ibren
s eunoen in philadelphia lol6es burd
oie3eitunaen gu millen tbun woQe. Do6
foitst rs Gents, animortete Der Truder.
Da braate Dinab cine 3eitur9 berpor,
per,os 1dmunselnp ibre pifen Qippen unp
ceute!e mit Dem Singer auf bic otiae
5teue. Dem Drufer fubr es cur@ ole
@lieoer, Ct muroe roth BIG lber Die Sb<
rem, cas- Mle6en aber ertlaBte merflt@.
@enue> bic Anseiae eri&ien, we!den 5onz
Eel fe aber 0ema&t baben, rae f5nnen
mir nidt ne,rotben. ...... "a.
- An rtc Betateit Der @9i(pbir9er
~erinnert Ter Gemperenseifer .oes @oup.
Huued pom @eoreia, au Gem l6 ,pieltr
fdr3lid bat btnretben lo0tn. Ber IN jes
mem Gtaate an W%abltaaen s@pirituolen
pertauft, bat, tpenu Ct pei1en iberwtelen
miro, $50 @trafe u besablen. Der
@ouperneur bewiQtste nun. aus Der
5taatefo0e Sepem, ber einen lol6en
uebeltbdtcr Dor Die betreFsnoe Bet5rpe
brinet 300 Belotnun0. Gs 9tn9en
in Golae rel1en eewi0e 8irtbe nit pros
feilloneu n S1nii Tern in ~YartnaIDip",
lieeen f1h um $50 traf H. erbtelten pann
pieien Betra9 aus DIT 5taatofa7e rpteoer
unp nod $25 pa,u ole Die 5ilfte res
bei Gem @ei6ifte er,ielter ueberldu0es.
81 cieies @ei&dit LANCE Rpriren miro,
mag cenn eo@ frasli& (tin. !. ,.
- Gin alter Seemann, Der lefneBrte
tei elmer pefanftalt in Gmpfan9 nebm:n
mplte uno nad leiner 2eAi,imatton III
rieiem 3wede 29efta9t murce, beme1fte,
RAP er cine lolds %auAenbIiflid nidt bel
id fibre. 9mBesrif, dd su entfernen,
teb,te er fiji plaBtid urn uno 400 sun,
niht 9crina.n Gritauncn eepotteamten
NIT Gem Ausrui So BATS, ta bab's l.
zen 3ipfel ietues 9smpe6 berou8, auf
reua, ltin po"er Name einaeaei&net mar
@.aen cine lo'be, otwpbl neue uup unr>
tdnplihe 2eattimatton tpar nt@tS tetn,u<.
peneen, uuo 70 wurpen ibm feline 8ritfe
aueeeitfert. ub;:f2 ..a sr.L4 a"tart
So d nj d I baaewe1en.- sSn
ben, faum Recommendation R1teAe tnt>
,ri6i Deutialanp' Ben, poretliaen6 tanlreid
nidt peutaer ais $50 7@elalBe. 1870.
6abnen, 1890 OtFcfrtr unp $4,000
@anuI (obnt pie unldblbareu Eopteu uno
8%erpunreten } ~ .a53 ri ~, ! y. i. /
! Gin gtaneat<pro,.e tmptrenrltr
f4msbt AeeeundrtiS Dor Or gu,
S. 3rt,or Court III 6artioIp. Conn. ttns
Mann. 9tastens .9ssa D. perline,, bon
|Gprntnaa, esbt unts1r PEI Aalla6e ut.
|peu 5draatsl jttH 9s4bre la1al
Ill (ttnea ftdtg tsi6li6ea 15Afst1aa W.
tJeesss ua16a1 lspqe6sslstlle
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- Na9(sbencer amii'anter Brief 1ine
Dor &urjem Der Hep1ttion Der N:wz Wor'
fer S%taats;eitun9 ~, mflde Gas &eriez
ben besausen. etnen gepiilen S. @roub
in elmer 2ilte t,euernannter oeutlher Nes
tare nit auf,ufiibren.
Dear Sir!.
Sn Der StaateseitunA fjncen ih inter
zen neu 0emadten Deu11@e Notare
mein Name oerseibnet. Gielss mub i4
beri&ti9e, cae tA mpbl su'a Notary Ct
nannt murcen. aber fein Deut(6er
ipnretn Elm Jran;pb bin BON @eburt
unp folS parauf bin Msin Geutlde
Spra6 babe t9 in Ntm Yort 3elebrt
8itte pieits III berihliA<u. g.
@raetcnit .
Sp1epb 5.rau1
Snterre>ter
police Department
@itp # Nsw gorf
800 Mulber,p ctr.
Nra9. Z. Mpril. Die Dnnf> &elo=
luton ces peutld3en &sidsta9es unp DE
aus MnlaB oerielbeu 9efilbrte Debate
eibt Der e;s9iibsn preN: @slesenbett su
orn beftisiteu Nuefaucn seeen ros &C.,
iammte Deutl9tbum. Nad een @utb
auebrii@en itrer Srsane III @dlisbsn,
mug Der Gtnpruf Der Gpmpatbie=D De-
m%onitratton in Berlin auf ne @scden Elm
lebr tiefer iein. Namtntlt@ wup Ter
Mteeorpnete Miquel nit S@tmpfportsn
beehrt. -...~.:. ~ -
Gin biedsss reuti& ec3edii9es Nlatt
teuttbeilt rie 3u erpartenpenN eQierunss>
@urlaaen lebr otipre@enp. Der t5b>
mi'&e eanrtos weree", bei6t ea In rem
tetrt Attifet, ~rie Contributions
Iraae nit @er9n09en in Die 9auo nebz
men, ollein er peree bic Nnsels9enbeit
als cine lol&e tetradten, Die rirsft 1mi>
lten Gem 2anrto9e unp Der &rons, fei>
neeiaus aber i'm @ei9sratbe 3u ent19ei>
cen lei. 4.1-.....r -: t:~~ .
- $4,000 Sinner artefte1 In Ter
rpeltberdbmten rNew ycst unp Broeflpn
labadsfabrif"; rie 6ilfte berltlben |ou
in einem Utter Don 9 bis 12>Sabren ne.=
ben. - 0ielt lebtere 6ilfte ~mentaNens
rirftt f1etdnwtiie eber ouf Die S@ulz
tanf b%in9ebbren, ale in cine Eatadefab-
rif nit ibrer iebnalnrtaen, fur pie SUI
9enp f5rptr> unp 8etft6pttnc III ner,.
.1ttnpen. Atteit. . Aber ,~@tf&dfte" unp
,@elrerperb tnp ID. 6auptltbensfraaeen,
,,u,nb (outer, aud ne 1unretii1tn 2intes<
frdite rafar p.rwanrt;ja btnS.opf,rt ,ver,
Zen. 10 lauten letrer INNER NOD al,u Oft
.cte @runrfdBe in unftrera rptite.psttkner
Union, - unb S&ul. 3naua1 - .,
3 % al-pas pdtDe ia eiu Safult
.aeaelt dlle 4 dts au,ertfanif6en Gtei.
5teitsbeerife feta. @ae us.br mertb ~
t-64xsfaes r falde sptr eet &epfts-
5saS abefia0.n ~. eiues ssrsrttsiSjrsiea
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Der 4rte8Srnbm BEE @Redlentnr.
9er 9rofber3s1S DOR 9trt@t.

VSS oASR1sA0~VV W. oS>ss~~
8or BEN mittelfvdntil@sn S@wurse,
ridt ~ 'Ndrnbera bat tpiebsr Elm interel,
fainter Yre6pro3eb fattaefunben..
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fla9t ,peser, 9erabltbuna Der umilitdrt>
i9en' Werbtenae" tes @rcbber3ogsi son
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ten CUR &rtess3eit, @efdbrpuna t.s Sc
bpri ans une Der DiSeipltn berSelpaten,
une tue9en bes Mbprude6 eines bieie
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&rie9storrtiponcenten Der "Grdntfurter
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|dab auf ausbr0dli@en piretten 8eftbl
peNelben. Der Major .. Tiele ppn6rn.
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blatt, ben v6amt. @orrslponoenten", IN
rpelaem Elm Nrtifel be6 6erp. 8paet aus
6bateaubun pom 20. Nop. abaebrudt
par, ber barauf binpetf, co6 ber @robz
ber3o9 f@ In pe, lebtsn Wo@en NIT fet:
net Mruee In etneu1 &reiie beme9t BABE,
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an oemitlben Yuatte, BON ceu1 Ct aus
n1arl@irte, aneefommen iei uno ba6 Ct,
@eset, ols 2aie ntdt beurtbeilen tonne,
rpae NIT eielen MdtIhen aus9eri&tet
tperpen (ollte. SelbR Mloltfe babe Die
M%nprenuns res 9robber3o8lt@en 6aupt<
QUARTERS nial oerltonren, fem Maneer,
pa6 tr, @uaet, taju unfdbi9 itt.
@e9en pieier nur 3u wabren NnSoben
tpurce @oAet, Ter seraoe bic baitrii&en
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als Morpbrenner binae1e1t. ouf's Gnt>
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pom &rtes6ldauplabe tres9ewielen. 8et
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flung, ..innerbalt IL Stuueen btn8eret@
Ger Armee>A btbetlun9 @r. &3l. 6pbeit
peS 0rpbberjo9s BON Weflenbur9 au
perlaGtn unb lber@ erlailles na9 Deuti9s
lamb 3urld,useben." ii.
Na@ obisen 3eu9,nauslasen @uaet's
tbat Der @ertbeipiaer @ottbelf Yon Rln<
den in elmer 9ldn,eneen @sce BAT, bo6
@uaet ni@t Elm &e@t oerIebt ioncern Elm
@e@t 9elbt ni&t cine pAi&t perleBt,
lonpern cine YRi@t erflQt babe. eas&e@t
unp Die Yai@t ndmli@, als Wsrtreter per
Yre0e bic Babrbeit ~ ncrflupen urr
llebelldnpen pur@ Nufpedung at3ubsl
fen. Mit Sadrfe bob Der @ertbeipiser
berpor: eiele Antlaee itt UNI 70 tbSrt@z
ter, pa |e Die 8ertbeipi9una fSrmli@
3wtn9e, parauf binauwetien, poe IS tn
pieiem 9lorreiden &rieee au6 einiee un>
oe%rptente 2orbeeren oe4eben babe.
Der aneeflaste &eraf1eur @ottfriee
MaYr wurpe renn ouh A!dnjenp freiaez
ipre9fn. Dem Wedlenbureer miro pie6
@erpift ruenta bebaaen. Cine UNI 70
9rS6ere @a~ttefafltcn 1T IS fit ben mfg
banoelten @orrelponoenten 8o9et.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-23
THE HElTHER AND THE CROPS.
Rains In Abbeville.

The Press of Thursday, the 2lst, says: 1--WE
had, on Tuesday last, Que OF the heaviest rains
of the season. The streams about the village
were rendered impossible, and the delegates
to the Reformed Synod, returning TO Due
West, were for some time water bound"
The Crops In Union.
A correspondent, writing on the 2lst, says:
.'The cotton crop will he about one-thlrd Oh
what 1t was last year. Corn about three
fourths of an average crop. Farmers may
remedy the short crop OF corn by sowing oats,
and nearly every one seems to be In the notion
of sowing largely of this crop. There Is
great scarcity OF good seed wheat"
Crops and Rains In Grecnville.
The Enterprise, of Thursday, the 2lst. says
The cotton crop in this county Will prooaoiy
the planters have already commenced bring
ing some to market On Monday there were
six bales new crop, good quality, sold at lSi
cents, It will be thus seen that the Green
vile market opens well, and planters In all
adjacent sections may expect 10 make as Sooo
sales In Greenville as anywhere else. Inc W.
crease In cotton culture IN Greenville IS re-
markable;in 1910 the entire crop was only
300 bales for the whole district; last year lt was
about fifteen times as much. Greenville Is
nroved TO be a cotton as well as grain and
grass growing section.
EOn Thursday evening, rain commenced
falling, which continued, we believe, the great
er part of the night, portion of the time com
ing down in torrents. making the ground very
we wet; G on Friday it was hazy; on Saturday, sun
day and Monday the sun shone, becoming
quite warm; during the night Of the latter
rain commenced again, which continued &c
The present writing, (Tuesday.) The earth !:
becoming very wet, and week or ten days
clear weather would have telling effect
upon the late crops"