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TABLE Of The 4cerdge Amount Of LOo1s, Speee, CircHr
tom DPDosits and LSJdi Tenders IN the Bd0ES NJ fhr
civ of Ncic York for Ue reek endi"g Sdt"rdoy, Jy
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11

4" A DISCOVERY that the Moon has vast
n Population Of Hamaa Beings by Rehiri Adams Locke IL
.th through Lord kose Tele
scope Toe rosdsa Astronomical observation made
In pi Arabian Hgis G1vet Travels.
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THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL CON-
TENTION.
BALTIMORE. September 20.

BALTIMORE, September 20.
The convention adopted the report Of the
committee on interior lines of water commu-
nication, recommending the dredging Of the
month OF the Mississippi, and ship canal
connecting the Mississippi with the ocean; the
canal TO run near Fort st. Philip. on the lett
hank, to the Gulf of Mexico, and to be main
tained at the government cost and free OF
TOLLS. An appropriation OF tour millions Is
asked for TO do this work. The action of the
nreyious convention regarding the James
Rirer and Kanawha Canal, was approved.
and the appeal to Congress for aid was renew
ed. Reverdy Johnson addressed the cenven-
tion.
oress compel the removal of the bridge of the
Mobile and Texas road over Grand Rtgolets to
a more suitable crossing, and that 1t be placed
At ripht angles to the current, was adopted.
The convention adopted various reports and
q resolution recommending Congress to pass
an universal amnesty act, also the following
IVhe,eas. This convention having adopted @
resolution asking the General Government tc
refund the tax collected on cotton, therefore
be it t 49,, .L 49,,
modIlies. having paid similar tax, be includ
rd in Ihe resolution asking the refuuding
the tax on cotton. 1910
The convention meets i'll ot. Louis III lo'|
Adjourned sine due.
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~AN UNPROTECTED SYSTEM.

~AN UNPROTECTED SYSTEM
Do not fancy because you fe.l strong that you
are impregnable to sickness. Whole ne!gnbof'
hoods are frequently Frustrated at this season BY
ma arous fevers. Vigorous muscles and strong
sinews, broad shoulders and sound lungs, are no
-defence against the mephltic vapors OF autumn.
Frames which have withstood the summer heat
may succumb now. Many an athletic man,
whose family depends for It's support on his u :.
dus,ry, now lies PROSTATE, weak and helpless as
a babe. underNhe periodical assaults of chilb and
fever, or bilious remttent fever. This could not
be II all were wise enough to provide against
such contingency. by toning and fortifying the
system with HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
This approved vegetablet mic Is absolutely harm.
less, so that 1t is sheer folly not to take 1t a.
safeguard at season when diseases OF the liver,
the stomach, the bowels, and indeed all the visce'
raj organs are generally prevalent. To heep the
system In order and insure health, or to put 1t In
order when this precsution has been neglected,
Is the duty Of every human being who values Life.
For both these purposes HoSTETTER'S BITTERS
is designed and It answers both. Petty local
dealers are endeavorin9, In many parts OF the
country, to substitute preparations made OF i'm.
pure and dangerous materials In It's stead. Give
them wide berth. They are prepared by unskil'
full experimentors, who want to turn penny az
the expense OF the public health
sep30-stuth3D6C
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anr28-6mOs
n-sr.TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
KERsBAw CoUNTY.-Court Of Common Pleas
Joseph D. DUNLAP, as Receiver Of the Assets
~ Tho Fsta,e ofWIl.LIAM A. AECRUM, deceaN
ed. plaintiff against WILLIAM DAAsH, Defend
anr.-Copy Summons for Money Demand,
fComplaint not servedl
To WILLIAM DAASH, Defendant In this &C.
ton: You are hereby summoned and required 10
answer the complaint In this action. which Jo-
sEpH D. DUNLAP, Receiver Of the Assets Of thu
Estate OF WILLIAM A. ANcRUh. deceased,
Gled In the ofiics of the Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas for the said County, and to serve
COPY Of your answer on the subscribers, at
their ollice, In Camden, within twenty days after
the service OF this summons on you, exclusive Of
the day OF service.
If you fail to answer this complaint within the
time afore.a d, the Plaintiff will take Judgment
against you 10: the sum OF i've thousand nine
hundred and three dollars and fifty cents WIN
interest at the rae OF seven per cent. per annum
from the drst day OF August, one Thousand eight
hundred and seventy one.
Dated August 81, 1871: ,r., ~.
! sere-s6 fla!h,la's A''or -eys'
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GOOD WORDS FOR CHARLESTON.
FROM the Sumter wa,chman. ]


In times like these IL Is pleasant to see ''our
Civ by the Sea"-noble old CharlestQn-r
at last from her sackcloth and ashes and as
sumiur once more her ancient rights-roblDg
herself once more in the royal garments OF
prosperity and placing herself again fore
most In the ranks OF our CONNIE clal marts.
Aud this bright feature Is owing to what? 1t is
due TO the indomiable energy Of her men OF
Businessmen who have The interest of the
city at heart-men who have been with her
in her hours of adversely and sorrow-of sun
shine and shadow-and who for year after year
have extended their capital and devoted their
energies to her welfare and her interest.
[From the wahala Cour er.l
We are satisfied the merchants of Charleston
can Job their goods as low as the merchants OF
New York, because buying by the case, they
can buy as cheap, and by reason Of the less ex-
pensiye living, house rent, &C., they can sell
as cheap and realize larger profit. We are
also satisfied that merchants buying general
stock of three to five thousand dollars never
save dime by buyingin New York. but, on
the contrary, are losers to the extens OF the
increased cost of freight and travel from the
place OF business to New York over that to
Charleston. Every citizen should fee! an In
terest In Charleston, Tor lis growth and enrich
ment adds to the wealth of the State. In trad
ing with Charleston, we keep more money In
our State than In buying from New York, Tor
though Charleston buys from the North, yet
buying by the case, her jobbers keep within
this State the profit paid to the jobbers OF
New York.
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THE OLD H0RLD'S NEWS.
I.oyDON. Sentemher

LONDON, September 20.
Alderman Gibbons, successful merchant,
and member of the Conservative party, Is
elected Lord Mayor of London.
The gales continue. Several additional dias-
ters are reported.
The Times has o telegram from Versailles
saying that France declines TO give other pow
ers the same favorable customs clauses that
are accorded to Germany under the recently
negotiated treaty. On the other hand, cor
respondent of the Times, writing from the
same place. expresses the opinion that the ne.
gotiations with Germany will be protracted
and fruitess
The Newcastle engineers have agreed to
submit the difficulties between themselves and
their employers to arbitration.
The bishop of Lichaed has sailed for the
United States to attend the conference OF the
bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
VERSAILLES, September 29.
The Minister Of Commerce informs the
committee Of the Assembly, which controls
affairs during the recess, that the negotiations
with Germany are making fair progress The
rumored discovery Of evidence of Bonapar-
tist conspiracy is unfounded.
PARIS, September 20.
Bullion increased two million iraucs.
NJ De Bonneville, the French ambassador to
Rome. has arrived at Marseilles. The loan OF
the City of Paris has been taken. The snb-
scriptions were thirteen times more than re-
quired. Several conflicts have occurred be-
tween the French aud German garrison at
DIion
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ALL 4BOUT THE STATE.

The telegraph line to forkvllle Is con-
pleted.
-Greenvle has three policemen and tele-
graph Office, and now wants daily ne"spa-
per.
There is O good deal Of sickness, with
many cases of bilious fever, In AbbeVllle DIS
trict.
The Rev. Edward R. Miles has accepted
the rectorship of Trinity Church, AooeVlIie,
and will enter upon his pastoral duties at the
beginning of the next year.
The Lancaster Ledger says that Rev. F.
q. Bowman has Withdrawn from the South
Carolina Conference. Charges had been pre-
fnrred against him for disseminating the fol-
lowing doctrines: First. Holding and teaching
that The soul of man is unconscious from death
TO the resurrection. Second. Teaching and
holding the annihilatlon of the wicked.
The probate Judge of Greenville County Is
engaged In taking evidence on behalf OF Col.
onel I. G. McKissfck, who is contesting Colonel
A. s. Wallace's seat in Congress as represen-
tatiye from the Fourth District OF this State.
Colonel McKissick is represented by Messrs.
Easey & Wells and Donaldson, and Colonel
Wallace by Messrs. Earle & Blythe. E3-Gov.
ernor Perry Is q witness on behalf OF Colonel
McKissck,
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.4L.fBAM1'S F4VORITE SON.
MONTGOMERY, September 20.

MONTGOMERY, September 20.
The grandest demonstration ever known In
Alabama was made to Clanton. His body lying
In state at the capitol was visited by over ten
thousand persons. The Methodist Episcopal
ed. was filed, and the square around packed
with people. The procession to the cemetery
Was over two miles long. 1t Is estimated that
the Grape on The stores and public buildings
and private residences will make a line ten
miles long. The grief is great and men and
women freely shed tears. The cOlored popu-
lation Wed with the whites In their demansira-
tions of respect to the great Democratic leader
Of Alabama. arge contributions have already
been made to fund for his family. Every
business house was closed.
SELMA. September 20.
The death ot Clanton created ali universal
and profound sorrow in this community to-
day. The church bells were toled and other
5amCrsirrtions q: reSrrf' r,ofe
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U,HE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
PREPARED BY TIE
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER
PLANT-Price 81
Cough Lnctus-Prlce 81 ,,non,e
Spinal and Brain Anections-Prlce ~
Catarrh Speciac-Prlce 81 ,o,,.,a
led Uxymel, for Consumption. bfonc"i''0'
Whoopns Cough ;s0a SePrISg Pie e eure-pice sa
Nav nnle pills. for Dyspepsia, Torpidlty OF Tue
' Liver Constlpation,o Ae;mPllce &c., 50 cen's
,,ni'nn pesnivent-qn iolllzed chemical water
sureror to vichy, kissngen, se!tzer' &C.
E,ve Minute Pain Curer-Price 81
.,nemIcaI Heating, Bloud and Zone 0intmen:
Price IL
ethereal Phos2hnrus-Prlce 30
L,thia-for the Kiineys-Prce So
Kuialpl Exlract-the womsnis lrlend-Prce 50
victoria liegia-unrivalled for beautifylng
compleXon-Prlce So
Amaranth-for The Hair-stops falling hair-Price
81
Neuralgia-Rheumatic Elixr-Prlce 81
Fever and Ague Globules-Prce 81 per no1.
For sac by DIR. II. BAER,
anr.l No. l3l Meeting street. Gharcsron,
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ngTHE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN

~THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, SAVINGS DEPART
Neutrality-suspicious. are requested ITO leave their
books on and after MONDAY, october ID, to be
credited with the quarterly interest due lst prox.
imo. ....
All deposits made on or before the Goth octobt e
will bear interest from lst october. ..a- ..
Interest, Six Per Cent. per annum, will be COM
pounded quarterly. LA F. A. MITCHELL, .,
sep3,. .stuthefl Assistant Cashier.
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nA SEASONABLEF EFAMILY REMEDY.

~A sEAsONABLEF FAMILY REMEDY.
Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint Ch'1ic, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhes, and all anectiens Of the bow
els Incident to the season are cured at once by
DIR. JAYNE'S CAaMlNATIvE BALSAM. 1t sllays
the irritation and Gains the action Of the stom.
ach, and being pleasant to the taste Is readily
taken by children. While 1t may be given with
entire safety to nfants It yet acts promptly and
thoroughly, when administered according TO d.
rcctons, to either children or adults. Sold BY all
Druggists GOODRICH, wINEMAN & CO., Whole
sale Agents. sepSo-stutno
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SP4RKS FROM THE WIRES.

The case OF supposed yellow fever at
prookiyn. N. Y, turns ont to be typhoid.
"A Company Of United States artillery left
New York yesterday to reinforce the garrlsons
In North Carolina. oe 1.ssrn 8
The paper and rag warehouse eS ., ys,srasv sssSp
n Was si,nafed In the centre of a number OF
paper m stores. Loss $l50,OOo. ,.,.,os
IA number of coolies who had compiss't,o ps ~
their eight years service in Cuba, arrived IN
New York yesterday en- route for Calliorn'a'
40 which point Cuba pays !helr expenses
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THE WEATHER. AND THE CROPS.
Abbeville.

The Press of Wednesday, the 9th ins ant
saws: ave have had during the past week
some cool weather which made fires comforta-
bic. The weather is again warm and promises
rain. The heavy rains OF last week Raised the
streams and did some damage 10 the crops.
Cotton is opening rapidly, and will be soou
gathered. "A short horse is soon curried.'"
Greenville.
The Enterprise of Wednesday, the 9th In
stant, says: with The exception of Ihursoay
last. th., weather has been clear for the week
past. The mornings were quite cool, although
there has been no frost, making hres and addl'
...cnal :cTer!rs At aigEt verT comfortable
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as- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that
she is discharging cargo at Adgers Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at sutset will remain on the
wharf at owners risk.
sep30-l JAMES ADGER q CO., Agents.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAT.

WASHINGTON, September 29.
The barometer will probably continue rising,
and high on the A .antic aud Gulf coast and
lower lakes, with pleasant weather on Satur.
day; but will fall rapidly north aud west OF
the Ohio valley. with increasing southeaslerly
windsor the upper lakes. storm OF consld-
cradle severity is probably approaching from
Montana and Dakota
Yesterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. 5. h.-4.47 +. NJ,
I.ncal TImc.
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funeral Notitcs.

@r THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF Mr.. Samuel Kingman and family, aud Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Mood. are respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral Services OF Mr.. SAMUEL
K1NaMAN. at Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church,
corner OF Pitt and Calhoun streets, THIS AFTER
NOON. at half.past O'Clock. sepao-s
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~LA CANDEUR LODGE, No. So, A.
F. Many member OF this Lodge who may be
taken sick, or who may require nursing or medi-
cal attendance, is requested to give notice OF the
same, without delay. to Senior Warden D hUL.
LER. No. sz5 Kiug street. ser2l
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~FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH /.
Divine Service will be held In this Church by the
Rev. ". 8. YATES Tomorrow MORNING, at half
past 10 O'Clock. The congregation OF the MARI
ners' Church are invited to attend. sep23-s
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THE ROGUES' MARCH.

ATLANTA, September 20.
Foster Blodgett, laIe superintendent OF the
State Road, was arrested yesterday, charged
with fraud. H. P. Farrow, Encouragement,
was arrested to-day, charged with cheating
and swindling.
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THE YELLOW FEVER SCARE IN NEW
ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2!

NEW ORLEANS, September %,
A meeting representing the principal dry
goods. grocery, drug and western produce
houses and embracing one hundred and fifty
firms, was held tonight to protest against
the quarantine of New Orleans vessels enter
ing Texas ports. Pointed resolutions to that
effect were adopted and telegraphed TO Cover
nor Davis. A letter declaring there was no
yellow fever In the city, signed BY Doctors
Breckel, Brune, Chopin and Holiday, was
read at the meeting.
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LYNCH LAW IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, September 2e;
Three negroes who had burned Melh0dls'
Church were taken from the Jail at Wnches-
ter, Tenn, and hanged.
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ANOTHER LIE EXPOSED.
Tho Plain Truth about the Edgefield
"Ku-Klux."

The following affidavts and letters, publish
ed in the Edgefeld Advertiser, completely re-
fute the horrid story about Ku-K.axisn in
the ozark Corner" printed conspicuoasly By
the Columbia Union about two weeks ago:
- the Editor of the Advertiser:
have read IN your issue OF the 2lSt. an arti-
Gle copied from the Columbia Union over the
signature of IAN Old Republican" In refer
ence to Ku-KluX outrage said to have been
committed in this vicinity within the last
month. Since then have troubled myself no
little TO ascertain If there was any foundation
for the rumor, and am satisfied that the state
mepr Is an uETaitigated talsehood throughout.
have seen the old colored man, Sile Robin
SOD, upon whom the outrage is said to have
been perpetrated, and he utterly disclaims
knowing anything in reference to the report
ed Ku-Klux disturbance. or having said any
thing to that effect. And he is willing 10 sign
a paper giving the lie to the whole story.
Tue colored people In this nelghborhood say
they are willing to testify that no such out
rage has occurred 10 this section OF country;
and they further wish meto say for them that.
| while they are satisfied. and are living; 10
| IOr long while, they hope the party will not
disturb the friendly relations existing between
| them and the whites BY representing the
weakest of their race as circulating such libel
lous and unwarranted ialsenoods.
| I send You list of names OF both White
and black, who are willing 10 testify IN this
matter should you desire further evidence.
viz: Messrs. T. J. Thurmond, Jesse Bailey, P.
P. Doolittle, J. W. Glanton, B. f. Glauton,
| WIN. Parkman, W. J Holmes, c. l.. Blair. Dr.
]. II. Jennings, Landon Tucker, E. A: Searles,
Startling Freeman, w. Bussey, white. and
SIle Robinson, Lewis Gllchrist, Thomas Col.
| lins. Allc Hampton. Pleasant Holmes, colored,
and could send hundreds oil others. If neces.
sary. OF both colors, living In the vicinity OF
Bed Oak Grove Church.
WYATT L. HOLMES.
Affidavit OF "the Victims"
EDaEFIELD COUNTY. 8. c.,
September Is, 1871.
We, Sile Robinson and sons, John Robinson
and Spencer Robinson, do hereby certify that
we are Informed that certain persons have re-
ported that we are the persons referred 10 IN
a communication headed "Heights above
Hamburg, s. c.. September IL, 1871" and pub
lished in the Daily Union, over the signature
of IAN Old Republican" upon whom ku-
| Klux outrage was said to have been commit
| ted; that we live near Red Oak Grove. and
| that NO outrage has been committed upon us
/ of any nature whatever; that no section OF the
State can be more free from Ku-Klux outraSes,
| as we have not heard oil single act OF any or
ganized band OF lawless persons.
SILE ROBINSON,
JOHN ROBINSON,
| SPENCER ROBINSON.
witness: Wyatt L. Holmes and VIM. Park
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~ Observation-Disclosures IN
want of DIsINFECTANTS will find full assort.
ment at the Drug Store Of DIR. h. BAER, In Meet.
Ing street. sepl
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HoRIcE GREELEY BACKS DOWN.

NEW YoRK, September 20.
The Tribune says: 1--WE accept the ticket
nominated Yesterday at Syracuse" and adds:
ave accept the miracle OF clumsiness called
the platform, and bow to the monstrous State
committee"
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The residence of Captain R. F. McCaslan,
at Ninety.Slx. look are on Saturday last, anu
but for the most strenuous efforts would nave
been Consumed. The fire is supposed TO nave
bra- .--'tirrt9,
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~ UNITED STATES DISTRICT
CoURT.-By an Order Of the Hon. GEO. g..
BRYAN, United States District Judge, the hearing
OF all petitions and motions In Bankruptcy, or in
the general business Of the District Court Is post
poned until the first Monday OF November next.
sep3o DANL. HoRLBECK, Clerk.
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~TRINITY CHUROH.-REv. ABEL
NJ. CHREITZBERi will preach To-AoRRow MORN
ING, at halfpast 10 O'Clock.
Sunday School in the afternoon, at hait.past 8
O'Clock. No service at night. sep30-l%
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this morniug, will be posted In the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy of the Chamberl be examined by snip.
masters IT any time during the day.
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Gg WENTWORTH STREET LU--
THERAN CHURCH.-This Church will be opened
for Divine Service on Tomorrow Sunday MoRN-
ING at the usual our Of Morning Service. The
Sacrament OF the Lords Supper will be admins
tered. sepao 4
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A RADICAL WAR WH00P
SCOTT, MOSES d co. ECHO THE TT
DINGS FROM RALEIGH.

The Governor Takes n New Departure
He Goes Back on the Taxpayers' Con-
vention and Puts his Faith in ssVfn-
chester Rifle Law''-Tribute OF Our
Young Moses to the ,"IIonesly and
Integrity OF Governor Scott-Injured
Innocence In the Executive Chair
Sailing into Judge Bryan and the
United States Narshal-Hoge Wants
10 Stand in Marshal Johnson's Official
Boots-Getting Ready for the October
Colored Convention, &c, &c.