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;1oN.-The usual monthly processi

PRocEss1oN.-The usual monthly procession
o. the Sunday-school of st. Peters Church
took place yesterday afternoon just after the
vesper service. The ceremony was rendered
quite attractive by the smiling faces Of the
youthful participants, and large number Of
spectators assembled in the street 10 watch the
procession as it wound around the church and
through the grounds. The parochial school Of
st. Peters, for boys and girls, will be reopen
ed on Monday, October the I'd.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FLOUR AND CoRN.-Purcasers in want Of
good family -four, OF an exta fine brand of the
same, will do well to call pon Messrs. G. W.
Williams e. Co., who have jstreceived large
supply of the same A lot of prime Western
corn will also be sold at tn lowest prices by
the same firm for the purpee Of closing con-
signment. Call and see.
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BUSINESS ESvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes.
with business cards printed thereon, at 81 per
thousand. Send your orders. Every merchant
and business man should have his card printed
on his envelopes.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS, SEPTEMBER l5.-
]. Smith VS.. the Kings Mountain Railroad
Company. New trial ordered. Opinion by
Willard, A. j.
James Rabb and c. T. Lowndes VS.. John
Parker. Motion granted and order of Circuit
Court reversed. Opinion by Moses, G. j.
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The ACADEMY OF MUSIC GRAND GIFT Con.
certs, as advertised by Mesrs. Butler, Chad
wick, Gary & Co.-Mr. Ebel Coffin, sub-agent
for this splendid and attractive scheme, is now
prepared to sell tickets 70, the same. Appli.
cations to be made to him 1t the Office Of Mr..
C. Clacius, corner East Bay and Central wharf
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THE NINTH CENsUs.-We beg TO thank the
Hon. F. A. Walker, superintendent of census,
for advance sheets Of the first two hundred
and nlnety-nine pages of the Population Vol
ume of the Ninth Census, comprising the first
four tables of that volume. Several other Of
the tables proposed for this volume are al
ready in the hands of the printer, and otfe
still are rapidly approaching completion.
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tASD FELT WHAT he REGA1NED."-A black
"Joe Johnston" felt hat was picked up in
Wentworth street Saturday morning By Ofhcer
Hood, and may be seen at the Detective office,
where it will be delivered to the owner.
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A Row IN TRADD sTREET.-Between and 10
o'clock Saturday night, two colored men, Ed
ward Robinson and VIM. johnson, quarrelled,
ami finally engaged in regular fight. Alarge
crowd was speedily drawn to the scene, but
1.-The police interviewed and arrested the two
principals before the disturbance could spread.
The prisoners were taken to the Guardhouse,
end will interview the Mayor this morning.
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YELLOW FEVER AT CEDAR KEYs.-A letter
from Cedar Keys, dated llth instant, and ad-
dressed to the Jacksonville Union, announces
the appearance of yellow fever there. Twenty
cases have occurred and four deaths.
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NIAGARA FIRE CoNPASY.-This company has
also spoken through the president, asserting
that the services in pumping out were VOL
uhtary act for which they did not expect CON-
pensat;on. The Niagaras did their part, and
were actuated only BY the best Of motives, that
of aiding their native city in the hour Of emer.
gency.
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No MORE EXCURSION TICKETs.-The South
Carolina Railroad gives notice that from this
date excursion tickets to Greenville, Anderson
and Walhalla will be discontinued. See adver-
tlsement
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OUR STEAMSHIPS various steamers
now arriving here from Northern ports come
with large and crowded freights, with every
indication of heavy and prosperous business
season. The steamship Champion, Of the
Adger line, which reached here on Saturday,
from New York, had one ofthe largest cargoes
OF the year, every part OF the ship being full,
and che is one of the largest and best carriers
on the coast. The Georgia, OF the Iron Line,
which departed for the same Port on satur-
day, had most encouraging freight, among
which were near one thousand bales Of cotton
and an assortment of general merchandise.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE EXECUTIVES. w.
Bell, w. A. Clark, notaries public; Edgar &.
Stoney, department surgeon, Georgetown; j.
NJ. Long. commissioner of deeds, residing IN
Paris, Texas; S. B. Lumpkin, trial justice,
vice David Ekins, removed.
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JUST RECEIVED, another supply of the favor.
ite Home Shuttle Sewing Machines" at Bis
sells, Hasel street, opposite Express office.
sepl5-3
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A BOX containing one luire of Note Paper
with Envelopes to match, for 25c., at y
CHR. C. RIGHTER's,
mayl3-m Hasei street Bazaar.
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ending September l6 1871, ended on September Il,
and, III 1855, on September 13.
SATURDAYS REPORT.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH,
CHARLESTON, September 1912 NJ.
Two (2) certificates OF death from yellow
fever dated September l5) received since last
report.
(Signed) ROBERT LEBBY, NJ: u,
City Registrar.
In addition to the above the following have
been received since last report:
One for dropsy, dated September IA.
One for dysentery from malarial disease,
one for fever, (billous,) dated September Is.
One for fever with collapse, dated September
Ia.
One for epilepsy, dated September IA.
One for phthisis pulmonalis, dated Septem-
One for trismus nascentum, dated septem-
Der IA.
rNorE By THE REGIsTRAR.-This certificate is 80
vague tnat the disease cannot be classified. The
certificate shows that the board OF health is not
responsible for so vague report.
SUNDAYS REPORT.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
CHARLESTON, September l7-l2 III.
One C) certificate of death from yellow
fever, dated September l6, received since last
0'' ~ ROBERT LEBBY. NJ. D.,
City Registrar.
The following have been received since last
report:
One for cholera infantum, dated september
Is.
One for consumption, dated September Is.
One for rheumatic acute pericorditls, dated
September l6.
Thanking the Germans.
The following hearty letter of thanks has
been addressed 10 the officers and members Of
the Freundschafsbund by the secretary of the
Howard Associations:
OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
CHARLESTON, September II, 1871.
To the Officers ana Members 0T the German
FreundSchattSbund:
GESTLEMENEThe executive board of the
Howard Association have directed me 10 ac.
knowledge your timely and generous offer OF
your beautiful hall for the use of the aSsocia-
lion, during the prevalence OF fever IN our
city. "
offer YOU our congratulations on the success oi
your noble enterprise, and our sincere weil
wishes for your complete and perfect organi-
Zalion and prosperity as society.
The Howard Association cannot forget your
opportune offerings OF 1858, when, aiter
long and arduous campaign, and the exhaust,
ed condition of our funds, You volunteered
substantial cooperation and aid by liberal al
contribution aud expression Of fellowship and
sympathy. We feel assured that whenever
we appeal for help, your noble charity will be
among the foremost TO respond.
We have deferred removal, prelerrlng
rather to suffer inconvenience from noise
during the sessions Of the board than allow the
poor to suffer Inconvenience In applying for
relief, the Market Hall being better known
and more accessible to the majority OF our
poor and suffering community.
Subloinei is the resolution OF the board,
unanimously adopted on Saturday last, the
9th instant, which it affords me great pleasure
to communicate TO our brethren Of the German
Freundschaftsbund.
Very respectfully yours,
GEO. S. PELzER, NJ. D., Secretary.
''ReSolred, That this board return their
thanks 10 the German Freundschaftsbund tor
the generous offer of their hall, and that
should we require the use of it, that we will
glad accept their Offer"
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The UNITED STATES CoURT.-The United
States Distric. Court, for the State of South
Carolina, which is now in session at Green
vile, will adjourn on Wednesday next.
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BISHOP LYScH-Thls prelate arrived in
Charleston on Saturday by the steamer Cham
pion, and preached at the Cathedral Chapel
Yesterday morning. He took his text from the
Gospel of the day, and delivered highly in
structive and interesting sermon. They who
remember the epidemic Of 1852, when Bishop
Lynch opened one Of the wards Of the Roper
Hospital, and watched night and day, with the
Sisters OF Mercy, over the yellow fever patients,
will appreciate the alacrty with which he has.
tens to his post when his flock are in peril.
Happily, the fever is on the wane, and Bishop
Lynch, 1t is hoped, will have no other than his
ordinary cares.
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BILL HEADS printed OF fine paper at 50, 81,
S., SC so and sS so per thousand, according to
size, at The NEWS Job Office.
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Auction Sales This Day.

4 William Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, Batesville shirting, dry goods, &c.
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\ SPLENDID SEWING MACHINE, (F!orence
pattern is to be rafled al Won Santen's Ba-
zaar. A rare chance to get fine machine for
q mere song. augl2
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A CHoLERIc DANE.-On Saturday morning,
about 0 o'clock, four or five boys went to
boarding house in Line street, and dunned the
proprietor for some money which she owed
them. Their modest request seemed some
thing unusual to the energetic woman, and
provoked her ire to such degree that she re-
sponded by discharging at them the greasy
contents off sop-bucket. The juvenile tor
mentors retired rapidly to u sale distance,
whence they reiterated their demands loudly
and frequently. The fiery dame at length
could stand it no longer. and arming herself
with huge pistol, she charged the enemy
win a dash which sent them flying down the
street in every direction. She did not get near
enough to use the weapon; but the boys who
were badly scared complained to Trial Justice
T. ]. Mackey, and took out q warrant against
the offender. She was brought before tb',
trial justice on the charge Of assault and nat
terry, and having been found guilty, .,as sen
fenced to pay fine of one dollar and costs
She paid the fine and left WI, On ominou
shake of the head, which ,oreboded no goo,
again. 0' "
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CITY AFFAI r S.
Meetings This Day.

Sumter Rifle Club, at s P. NJ.
St. Andrews Lodge. at s P. u.
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An INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE FOR THE SICK
RooM.-Every family should provide them
seles with "The Union Kerosene Stove. Many
lives may be saved. The sole agents for this
city are j. b. DUVAL d son,
sepll-mwf M. 337 King street.
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DESIRE to inform the people of Charleston
and the country that they can buy better
and cheaper Sewing Machine from me than
they can elsewhere, and low is the time, and
No. 81 Queen street is the place to get first
class Sewing Machine, ether new or second
hand; so come one, come III. and let me serve
you to No. ! Machine.
iunl0 J. L. LUNsFoRD.
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Edward Daily, City; Jas. G. Z. Foster'
Chisolm's Landing; C. Liebir, City.
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Arthur E. Templer, Georgetown; I. b
Houston, Paterson, N. j.; R. DeTreVile, City
s. G. Haynes, Savannah; Captain Jas. V
Johnson, steamship Maryland.
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DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED CHARLESTON
pHYsICIAS.-The medical and scientific world
will regret to learn of the death OF the emf
nent physician and naturalist, Dr. John E.
Hobrook, of this city, who died of apopleXy,
at Norfolk, near Boston, Mass, on the 9Th In
slant. Dr. Horlbrook was born In Beaufort
S. c., in 1894. At an early age he went to re-
side with relatives in Massachusetts, where he
was reared and educated. He was graduated
at Brown University In 1915, studied medicine
in the schools Of Philadelphia, Edinburgh and
Paris, aud settled in Charleston, where he was
appointed professor Of anatomy in the Charles
ton Medical College, then recently instituted.
He retained his protessorship in the college
until 1860, when he retired from the
chair which he had filled with eminent
ability for period Of thirty-six years.
In 1929 he had relinquished an ex-
tensive practice for another field of labor In
which he was widely known to the scientific
men of Europe and the United States, by whom
he was regarded as q pioneer in the study OF
American zoology. The result of his labors
was given to the world in his North American
Herpetology in five large volumes, and the
Ichthyology of South Carolina, published un-
der the patronage OF the State. He was a
member of numerous medical, literary and
philosophical societies of Great Britait,s. Ger.
many and the United States, also -sember of
the National Academy of sclenr, The f,ne.
raj services at the resider 90 of h,o o,otor IN
x..fo,,. -, thu 11th n -ce oi nls sister III
Norloih' Oh 'ne LIN .stant. brought together
large eirc'e VI .eIatives and friends, among
Wnom were Professor and Mrs. Agazzls, OF
C'.suoridga, Count Polarls, of Russia, members
Of the r.aedical profession and many others.
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TRAuMAT1c TErANus.-Morris Fuller, the
young colored man, about twenty-one years Oh
age, who was shot in st. Andrews Parish and
admitted to the City Hospital on the 7th inst,
died yesterday morning OF lockjaw. The de-
ceased was shot In the right hand and left
cheek. He says he was wounded by an acci-
dent, but has always been very reticent about
the circumstances attending the affair. a jury
of inquest was empanelled by the coroner to
Investigate the case, but owing to the want OF
evidence it adjourned until Tuesday morning,
when the witnesses from the neighborhood OF
the accident will be brought from st. Andrews
to testify.
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The "IRoN L1NE."-The Georgia, The largest
steamship in the coastwise trade, went to sea
on Saturday afternoon with a large cargo OF
$500 packages, including 800 bales of cotton.
The South Carolina, of the same line, detained
inside the bar by the violent gales of the 9th
and 10th instants, proceeded on the llth, ar
rived in New York on Thursday last, passed
the quarantine examination and landed her
cargo at the Company's pier (2s North RiverO
and left on Saturday with full cargo for all
points in the South. In the face of all sorts Of
prejudlca rumors, Charleston keeps up her
full volume of business.
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PAVILION HOTEL.

HI .tel Arrivals-september 16 and Ii
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aurtipn 6aIes--ahis Dap.

By W. MCKAY.
DAMAGED BATESVILLE SHIRTING-
~ THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 14o Ne citing
street. will be sold, ri.
Pieces D0ESKINs, English Beaver Cloth, Cassi-
meres. Satinets, Meitons, Repelants, Tricots, Al
pacas, Linens, Domestic Plaids Shirts, Drawers,
L. L. Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Spool C)tton,
large assortment Of Hosiery.
Also, READY-MADE CL0T91SG.. ~.
And 40 pieces BATESVILLE SHfKRasG, dam
aged. - sePle
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Very resnectfnlly yours.

GEO. S. PELzER, NJ. D., Secretary.
''Resolued, That this board return their
thanks 10 the German Freundschaftsbund Tor
the generous offer of their hall, and that
should We require the use of it, that we will
glad accept their Offer"
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rived in New York on Thursday last, passed
the quarantine examination and landed her
cargo at the Companys pier (2s North River
and left on Saturday with full cargo for all
points in the South. In the face of all sorts Of
prejudcial rumors, Charleston keeps up her
full volume of business.
CLUBS AND SrARs-John II. Lynch, arrested
for soliciting orders for the firm OF Matthew d
Son, of Philadelphia, was fined twelve dollars
and fifty cents, and ordered to pay ior IL
cense.
Richard Scott, reported for driving his cart
against gas lamp at the corner of Broad and
Franklin street, and breaking the same, was
ordered to repair the damage.
Fanny Anderson, lodged for disorderly con-
duct in State street, and vsgrancy, was SEN
fenced to pay a fine OF ten dollars, or spend
twenty days In the House OF Correction. She
chose the latter.
Mary Magrath, lodged on the charge Of
stealing lot of dry goods from various par
ties, was held for further examination.
Arthur Smith and Caroline Dawson, lodged
for raising disturbance and fighting In the
streets, at II o'clock Friday night, were tried
and sentenced. Arthur to pay a fine of FIVE
dollars or go to the House of Correction for
five days, and Caroline, as the assaulting
party, to twenty days In the same place.
LOVE AND REvESGE.-Some time ago the
soft attractions OF one of Charleston's dusky
bellies wrought wondrous changes In the feel
ings of a colored Lothario, John Long by
name, and with al, ardor the enamored swain
laid siege to the heart of his ebon enchantress.
Long was prominent man in the church, and
having sown his Wild oats had arrived at that
golden age in which are combined, as the poet
saws, s'all the passions OF youth and the Wit OF
the sage.n The courted fair did not long hold
out, and at length surrendered at discretion
before the impassioned approaches Of her
lover. Time passed, and, from suing and sigh
Ing, the latter came to be sued and sighed for
in vain. The luckless fair in vain Insisted upon
marriage, alleging she was kept out of the
church By her connection with Long. He could
not see it in this light, and denied her requests
10 be led to the hymeneal altar. Long had
conquered the beauty and he was satisfied.
Friday night he was passing down Longitude
lane, when, to his amazement and horror, he
discovered his frail inamorata In company
with youthful swain OF prepossesslng appear
auce. The sight Of the loving couple stirred
up the long lost love, and maddened with
jealousy, Long seized brick and hurled it at
the pair. The missile took effect on the occl-
pital bone OF the artful fair, and was followed
by an outcry which alarmed the neighborhood.
Long was captured and lodged In the Guard
house by the police. The case came before the
Mayor, and. TO make Long story short, the
prisoner was sentenced 10 pay a (ne of ten
dollars, which he did, a small price for his ex-
perience.
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nayl3-m
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

A few saloon keepers have discontinued
|rHE BULLETIN because II supported the
Citizens Ticket and two other persons who
pught 70 have better sense have followed
he bed sxsmpie. One u the
Iwo was . sasdidsss on the Peoples
Ticket and 10 sahoassd bsesuss wsopposed
him. The other is . gentleman who hss
bad control Of . lasgs number Of men for
Peveral yssrs, sad y angry. bscauss he
pould not induce them 70 follow after him
(his year In eppodtloa 70 The citizens
movement. ~ eosvss. be attempts to
make The BuiLsrIH u sesPsgost Of HE
hnger, and, ct one fsll ssoop stopped !.
Gentlemen, doa't bs % cruel. Come, now.
G N gsntlensas ssd necknsss. Be pa
lent Why shosA yea allow your pas
lions to rise and maks you foolish. Calm
hcss, gentlep IN, calmnsss--cultivate calm.
oess Er~1lasxEe.szzslfE E- ,'iisl ~ =. Il.
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THE C. & Y. r. r. co.
SEE i,rrgrios FaHsss TED ro sslf:
'lst COUNTY COURT. EF8s
sPEECHEs nv GEN. RAUM AND
JUDGE MULKEY.

Yesterday morning q large delegation
Of citizens--the most Of them heavy tax
psyers-appesred before the county court
and, through Col. Taylor, presented pc.
! ti.ion signed by over fve hundred citizens
OF Cairo, praying the court TO acquiesce in
shs plan of ahs Directors Of the c. &v.
r. X. Co, for commencing the work on that
road. The petition was prepared in few
hosfs, ,and TO u many moro signatures might
have besn obtained, but even In rs present
shape a1 tie petition Of eitisens wAo pay
from 50 TO 10 per cent. of all tie tares of
Aierander emnty. 1t Is 70 b. expected
that petition thus extensively signed by
almost the half Of NIL the electors Of Cairo
and By the heaviest tax- payers. backed by
the knowledge on the part of tho court
that three. .fourths Of nil tho voters Of the
county would vote for tho acceptance of
the Directors proposition, ought to entitle
the petition to tho favor OF Judge Bross
and his associates, Judge Marchildon and
McCrite.
After the petition had boen presented,
Gen. kaum arose, and read an address of
the Directors Of the q. 4 V. Railroad Com 4
paay 10 the court, setting forth Ia detail the
plan for commencing work on the road
heretofore rcfcrrcd TO In Tux BuLLErIy.
He then addressed the court in forciblc
speech Of abou. nfteen minutes duration.
He was followed by Judge Mulkcy, who
cndeavorsd 70 impress upon the court the |
of aequiescing in tho plan Of |
tho Disectors, and dwet Il, length upon
the necessity to Cairo and Alexander
county Of the road and the great proba-
biiity, that ifthis effort failed the enter
Prise would finally die out. Judge Mulkey
Ia his argument held t.at Alexander
county had unconditionally subscribed
200 900 70 the capital stock OF the CON-
psHy, and that IL this plan fails, the cred
tors Of the company can compel the
'ounty to pay It's pro rata Of The debts.
And In this way, xaid the Judge, We
hall be compelled 10 pay out
100000 and obtain. no road; white, by
In the plan OF the Directors
hsrs A . strong probability, tha, We shall
'btain the road. Hence the county has
'o,hing to lcse by accepting the proposi-
ien, while Il may loose eiOo, 900 us weai as
he rosd By rsfasing 10 accept IT, The
lodge spoks for about half an hour, and
nay have had come effect upon the mind |
{ che court. B1rls
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