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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-03-28
Mr.. MURDOCH,
AR TIST,

his Tn patrons and Il the fs pabe tSat he 0Fm %
leave town for Charleston or the North by the
10th April, and would meantime esteem it
both good-natured and complimentary in those
who havn't got their Pictures if they would
call soon.
Several new Signs are under way, also, and
my prices are low. Give me your order
promptly. Respectfully,
MURDOCH,
At Reeses, Waverly Building.
March Is, 1879 80
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
Il he will apply to A. O. Norris, ESQ.,, Pro-
bate Judge, on Thursday, the End day of May
next, for final settlement of the Estate or
Col. VIM. n. Majors, deceased, and for letters
of dismission from the same.
JAMES B. MOORE, Admir-.
March IS, 1872 Ss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17

HELP THE TORPID ORakNs.-When the body
is in a state of health, the food taken into the
stomach acts on the bowels as a %stimulant,
causing in them that worm-llke motion by
which their contents are expelled. The liver
being In a natural condition, the flow OF bile
(Which Ia q mild cathartlc) into the intestlnes
is ample and regular, and hence the dis.
charges are easy and sufficiently frequent.
The reverse of all this constitutes c%ostiyeness,
and the only true method of cure Is to restore
the functional activity OF tine two important
organs which use the bowels as a sewer for
the egress of waste matter. For this purpose
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters can be confidently
recommended as the most effective Of all
medicines. 1t Ia not too much to say that
chronic constipation would be unknown If the
Bltters were In universal use as q remedy In
the earlier stages of the complaint. At this
period of the year, when dyspepsia with all It's
kindred disorders are so apt to be e%ngendered
and aggravated by the dampness of the at
mosphere, this unequal stimulant tonic and
Alternative should be taken daily.
octl6-tuths3p&W
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British Cotton Goods Market.

MANCHESTER, September %.
Expectations of Improvement In this market
seemed doomed TO successive disappolntments.
At the end or Last week there Was Still q little
cheerfulness, and, when Monday and Tuesday
brought 8 renewal OF depression, many producers
who had previously been nrm thought IL best to
sell for what they could get. the transactlons
were not sufficient to clear Of the production, aud
stocks continue to accumulate slowly. SUFFICIENT
relief was, however, obtained to check the further
decline OF prices. The middle or the week was, as
for some week past, the most hopeful period,
and on Thursday. matters had taken q decided
turn for the better, when the advance OF
the bank rate threw them back into stag
nation. Yesterday and today there has
again been q partial recovery OF conf.
dence; but there Is not much actual
business. Prices have been held surprisingly
we'll, considering the adverse influences; but In
some departments they are q shade lower than
they were q week ago. Some yarns Tor export
ore, however, fully as dear, and really higher than
they were on Tuesday the advance being due TO
q reaction from the temporary activity at the be.
ginning of the week. Holders are now more at
their ease, and less eager sellers. In many re.
spects even the export market Is weaker than on
Tuesday; yarns for the home trade are irregular,
the quotations depending on the position OF the
Individual spinner. Where business is done an
abatement must be made. Only a retail business
has been dcne In any description OF piece goods,
with the execution or some sales Of shirtings at q
decided decline from the prices winch manufac.
tuners In general continue TO demand.
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HOTEL ARR1nA1s-.ooropEK Is.
Pavilion.

PAVILION.
W. Mclaughlin, New York; A.. Sepom,
North Carolina; ". G. K~arnaghan, Bstesyllle;
". McC. Blair and wife, Fairfield; J. 9. Hairs.
ton, Martins Depot; W. @. Anderson, New
York; T.. Peck and wife, Stone; A. J.. Culia,
New York.; J. Mlzell, Florida; W. w. -Rawls,
P. @. strobel, Ridgevllle; L. DeLeon. agent
Pomeroy snedalr Concerts; B. Gregg, Monck'e
Corner; 3. g. Gleaton, Orangeburg; W. Fish.
burn. Oolleton; B. b. Callahan, South Carroll
ma; B. Bowers, Barnwell; j. N. Brahham, G.
O. Brahham, Buford's. Bridge; J. G. Harvey
Parker's Nil; J. P. Williams, Buford's Bridge
T. Youmsns, Beaufort; B. W.. Riley, Barn.
we'll; J. W. Browning Bambergi J. W. Lee,
Alabama.
Charleston.
L. BurkI, New York; Mrs. F%redenburg.
Jacksonville; John A. Craig, Tallahassee; G.
Conner and daughter, Mrs. Brown, Savannah;
Miss Clark, Augusta; A. Metz and wife, Brook
Ign; b. 8. Haunis, Philadelphia; Mrs. Perritt,
North Carolina;J. N. Jones, New York; L. A.
Trent, T. b. Morrow, Halifax; D. WelchIen,
s%avannah; W. D.. Miller, Evansville; J. Sharp.
less, Philadelphia; General ]. E. Johnston,
savanqsh;J. rs. Browning, Bamberg; G. Alb
bolt and wife, Nova Scotia; VIM. Butler,
Edgsneld; J.. n Collins, Beaufort.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17
GUYOT'S TAR
CONCENTRATED PROOF LIQUEUR

NJ Guyot has succeeded in depriving tar
of its inSupportable sourness and bitterness,
and in rendering it very soluble. Profiting
by this happy discovery. he prepares a con,
centrated liqueur of tar, which IN a small
volume contains a large proportion OF me
active principle.
Guyot's tar possesses all the advantages OF
ordinary tar-watcr without any Of its draw
backs A glass of excellent tar-water WITHOUT
any disagreeable taste may be instantaneously
obtained by pouring a teaspoonlul h'o d
glass Of water. 49,.
Any one can thus prepare his glass Of tar
water at the moment he requires It, mus
economizine time, facilitating carriage and
obviating the disagreeable necessity OF hand
Guvot'. tar replaces advantageously Sc
yeral more or less inactive ptisans in the
treatment Of colds, bronchitis, coughs, and
catarrhs.
Guyot's tar is employed with the greatest
success in the following diseases -
As A DRAtGlT. - A teasponfal in a glass
ofwater, or tpo tablespoonfuis in a bottle.
BRONCHITIS
cATARRH OF THE BLADDER
COLDS
OBSTINATE COUGHS
IRRITATION or THE CHEST
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
WHooPING COUGH
DISEASES OF THE THROAT
AS A LOTION. - Pure or diluted with
little uater.
AFFECTIONS or THE SKIN
TECHNICS
DISEASES OF THE SCALP
Guyots tar has been tried with the
greatest success in the principal hospitals Of
France, Belgium, and Spain. Experience has
proved it to be the most HYGIENE drink in
time of epidemics.
Detailed instructions accompany each bottle
Depot in Paris, L. FRERB, 19, roe Jacob.
Agents In Charleston, DOWlE, NOISE d
| DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists.
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say 90 tierces at 8 Gle. So at 6Hs, 90 at 6H. 10 on
private terms. We quote common to fair at8A@
SH, good 6X@7c.
NAVAL SToRKs.-The arrivals were light. There
were no transactions announced. Orude turpen-
tine may be quoted at 81 25 for virgin and yellow
dip. and 81 so for hard.
FREIGHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, IA
on uplands, nominal IN sea Islands; via new
York, x@Xd on uplsnds, - on sea lsiands; oy
sail, "a on uplands, on sea ISLANDS NOMINAL
To Hayre, Ike on %uplsnds. OoastWlse-" new
York, By steam, Nc on uplands and on sea
island:; So p fierce on rice; 600 q Dbl on rosin;
by sail, 80 p tb on cotton; % uerce OIL
rice; soc p Dbl On rosln; sll@l2 y ID on iumDeri
$129l2 so p II on timber. To Bost. n, Oy steam
xc on uplands and 50 so q tlerce on rice; py sai,
- q fb on uplauds; rostn roc; resawed stun
$l2@l2 so; timber sls@ls 80; phosphate so@o sO'
To Providence, by sail slo@1l y ID Oh poaiaS'
90 p ID on cotton; by steam 10 via Nc" iork.
To Philadelphia, by Steam so on uplsnds; 81 70
Q fierce on rice;v 6oc p Dbl on rosln; 81 on spirts'
Through bills Of lading given to Boston' proVi'
dence and the New England cities are regularly
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By call, So q N on boards; $12 on timber
ton on clay; So so on phosphates. TO BalIimore'
| by Steam % p f; by sail $S@s 6oS Ion
boards; - on timber; So so q ton az city, Jag
A so q ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lumoef
frelghts from Georgetown. 8. O., Darien and sa.li-
Ia River, Ca, and jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and slo@12 p N are tie rates on tmoef
and boards.
ExcHANaE.-sterling 90 day bills 2lx@2lH.
DOMESTIC ExoHiNaR.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at H@h per cent. on
and sell at par.
GoLD-12K@l4.
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secretary of State-Hayne ~, Allen SIi Treas
urer-Csrdozo u, Gary 1O2; comptroller-gene.
ral-Hoge 81. Murray 81; superintendent OF ed
ucation-J lllson SO, Roberts 81; a~djulant gene
ral-Puryis II, Ezekiel IS; Congressman at
laroe-Csin 70, johnson 1877; Congress, Sc
cond District-Ransler 1877, Quincy r.; solicit
tor-Buttz 81, Northrop ITO, j. g. Mackey s,
p. ". Seymour "a, W. J. DeTreville 80; cher.
i6-Msckey 81, Bowen 90. slgwald 10; ArnaU
"a. clerk of court-Wllllmsn lao, Richmond 80
In the third precinct of Ward 3, at The
United Engine House, Inspection street. tne
vote for sheriff was: Mackey Los, Bower
ll6, sIgwald IA; and for county commissioner
cunningham 2lo, Dunneman 206, Fields Lou
Mclaughlin 116, Thompson ll6' bonun LILO
Thorne 4s, Holmes ID, Eason >.
Tn the first precinct of Ward 4, at the Hope
Engine House, 235 white votes and 376 col
ored votes were cast, and at two o'clock thi'
morning the count stood as follows: Macke!
rs, Bowen II, sigwald q; Cunningham Sc
Dunneman 80, Fields 26, Mclaughlin 10
Thompson 10, Bonum -.
In the second precinct Of Ward 4 the tota
vote was I'll whites and 343 colored. The
count as far as made was, Mackey 266, Bower
rs, slgwald IA, Cunningham 44o, DnDne
man 2s6, Fields 1853, Mclaughlin GA, EasoH ~
In the first precinct Of Ward s the total Vot'
was 167 whites and 397 colored. MacKey re
celyed "A votes, Bowen Is, sigwald 70, Gun
bingham n, Dunneman "a, Fields 40, Nc
Laughlin 20, Thompson Is, Bonum II, Thorne
IL, Holmes 80, Eason "a.
In the first precinct of Ward 6 there were
272 white votes cast and 5ss colored. mackeI
received 399 votes. Bowen ia, SlgWald IL
Cunningham 4O7, Dunneman 4ls, Fields 4o6
Mclaughlin l1e, Thompson 100. Bonum l2o
Thorne 10, Holmes 10.
In the second precinct of Ward 6 there were
2l5 white votes and $50 colored. Mackey
received 1877, Bowen So, Sigwald 1876. Cunning
ham 262, Dunneman I'll, Fields l5s, McLauRh
lin 4s, Thompson 40. Bonum 40, Thorne "a
Holmes 1853, Eason l7.
In Ward Z there we're liz white votes ant
LIT colored, of which Mackey received III
Bowen 9, slgwald 81, Cunningham 27, Dunno
man Is, Fields IL, Mclaughlin 9, Thompson
9, Bonum 9, Holmes Is, Eason IL.
In Ward 8 there were 212 white votes ant
ss7 colored votes. The vote for sheriff ant
county commissioners was as follows :Macke.
125, Bowen Isl, sigwald 1873, Cunningham 100
Dunpeman Ill, Fields l4o, Mclaughlin LA
Thompson IA, Bonum l4s, Thorne ss, Holme
1876, Eason IS.
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AILAC0

-lenersl Joseph E. Johnston arrived IN
mi. c,.v Yesterday afternoon from Savannah
he Is staying at the Charleston HOTEL.
The James Cosgrove, who was before inc
-Hsyor en- Monday for Drunkenness Is not
the well.known manufacturer OF ale ana sooa
water.
yasrs old. was canght yesterday BY q police
man in the act Of stealing cotton from q baie
upon one ofthe wharves near the Postomce'
he had already packed about four POUNDS IN
To- bag with which he had provided nimsell.
the money drawer Of Mr.. E. n. Grimkes
buildera depot on Church street was robbed
yesterday. of sixteen dollars. The tnlei
managed to slip Into the Office while MI.
Grimke'a clerk was engaged In the back part
Of the building.
Two huge show bill boards were erected
yesterday In view OF the advent Of the amuRe-
ment season. One stands on the west side OF
Meeting street, near Horlbeck's alley; the
other on the south side Of Calhoun street, next
east OF King.
The day train from Savannah for this city
on Tuesday wasdelayed for some hours at the
Rantovtle's trestlevork, and did not reach
here until midnight. The cause Of the delay
was q Misrepresentation on the part OF the con-
ducIor Of the condition of the trestlework.
the Academy Of Music will be opened for
the season next Tuesday evening by the
Pomeroy-snedatr Operatlc Concert Troupe, a
new and brilliant combination of operatic
artists, which includes many OF the favorltes
ofthe past amusement seasons In Charleston.
"A difficulty occurred last evening in the
reading room Of the Charleston Hotel be-
taeenftwo gentlemen, soJourners in this city.
They were engaged In some trivial discussion.
one gnve the other the lie, and received q rap
upon the head with a cane In reply. A pistol
was drswn by the person who received the
blow, which went of In the course of the
struggle, but the bullet fortunately took effect
in the floor without indlctlng Injury to any
one. The bystanders interfered and peace
was made.
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Gtate Notices.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Executive DEPARTMENT.
~ F F I O I A L.

ThhSUTlth .
TO The commissioner or Election:
IN accordance with section 8, OF Article 8, OF
the General Statutes or this State, you are hereby
notlned and required to cause an Election to be
held Ia your respective Counties on the first
Tuesday following the first Monday OF November
next, being the 9Th day OF the month aforesaid,
Ior seven y persons as Electors OF president and
Vlce-President OF the United MATES.
NOW, the' elore, You and each OF you are hereby
required. with strict regard to the provisions OF
the Constitution and laws Of this State, touch.
ing your DUTY In such case. to cause such election
70 % hein IN your respective Counties on The day
aforesaid. and Tor the ascertaining and determin-
Ing OF sncn persons who shall have been duly
elected thereat.
All Or rooms ard drinking saloons shall be
closed on the day OF election, and any person
who sha ! sell any intoxicating drinks on that
day, shall be guilty OF q misdemeanor, ann on
conviction thereof, shall be nued in q sum not
less than one hundred dollars, or be 1mprlsonei
for q period not less than ons month, nor more
than Blk months.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand. and caused the crest Seal or the State 70
be affixed, at Columbia, this 9th day OF October,
A ID. 1872, aud in The ninety-seventh year OF the
Independence OF the United States Of America.
LIS ROBERT & d sSer1;
F. L. OARDozo,
Secretary OF State. .oct11-fl
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FERN

247 bales upland cotton, 2 bags sea island cotton,
% bols spirits turpeu tine, $40 bbls rosin, GAYS OF
lumber mdse, DC. tn e d Frost 4 co. Mowry d
Son. Witte Bros, W z Ryan, A J Salinas. g h
walter & co, ] II Caldwell d Son, T p Smith, A
s smith, Pringle 4 Son. " y Bee d co. . X
Reeder d Davis, Barden Il Parker, Trenholm d
Son, Whilden i jonen,T @ Boag, lDgraham i Son,
Kinsmen d howell, dukes & CO, Pelzer, Rodgers
l. CO, Murdaugh d Weekly, Wilcox, Gibbs d 60,
Shackelford & Kelly, ] Wiley, Gatllard d Min1tt'
r q SnoWden, FO MGy, W O Courtney d 90. b p
Eins, McPherson q Oh, o Levy, E yelling, Raj.
road Agent, Order, snd others,
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~H1aHWAYmsN Fooled.
Daring Attempt to Entrap. and Rob =
aentleman-The Way h Rufi'ins
wero Fooled.

-
About twelve O'Clock on Tuesday night q
gentleman entered q bsrroom on King street,
near Norris, with q friend and called for
drinks. In paying for the drinks he took a
large roll Of money from his pocket. Two
rufnans, ono white, the other black, were
present and observed the money. The gentle
mar LETT the barroom Immediately after pay.
Ing for the drinks, and accompanied his friend
70 th0 latter's mousse, in Coming, near Norris
street, where the two parted. The rufnans In
the meantime had followed close at the heels
of tho other party. Before the gentleman had
proceeded very far from bis friends house. he
was sccosted Dynamo by the white ruf1an,
who Brofessed to be very glad to meet him,
and insisted on his going. into the lstter's
house near by to see some nameless curiosity.
Tha gentleman not supposlng that any foul
play was contemplated agreed to accompany
the %rufdans. When the trio got within the
house the white ruflan attempted to ex-
tingulsh q lamp which afforded the only light
In the room they had entered. This the
gentleman objected to and prevented by
placing the lamp pnsn the ma~ntelpiece, doing
which, however, neeesaitated his turning
partly round and facing in the direction oppo-
site tho white ruflsn. The latter accepted
this o. his opportunity, and sprang upon his
Intended victim. The gentleman had OBJ
served the movement, however, and eraded
Il, bntat the same time seized q chair and
dealt the ruf1sn a blow upon the head which
'smads the claret fly" and put the recipient Of
1t hors du combat, upon the floor. he then
turned upon the black ruflan and admins.
tered to him a series of sturdy blows In yeo-
man style, while the vigorous cries of police |
police /! which he at the same time set up
quickly brought the guardians of the night to
the rescue. The r%uf1ans, as well as The gen.
tlemsn, we're carried to the upper Guard
house, where the former were locked up.
The gentleman was released. He refused 10
prosecute, and the case was dropped after the
men we're subjected to the usual disorderly
nnes Of the Mayors Court
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British Iron Market.

NEWPORT, September %.
The iron trade appears to be taking a down
prices has already been determined upon. welsh
makers are well placed for contracts, existing en-
gagements being sufficient TO keep the majority
Of the establishments well employed for the next
three months The Workmen are agilating for q
further rise in wages, put it is clear that the de-
mands made cannot be conceded.
SHEFFIELD, September 20.
The reaction In the iron trade has become 80
decided as to cause considerable uneaslness 70
Arms who have pnrchased largely at the prices
current some weeks ago. For all descriptions Of
merchant iron prices have fallen. In some
instances az much as S8 per ton. Further con-
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The stockholders
of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail'
road met last Tuesday, at Columbia, and elect
ed the following board of directors: John B.
Palmer, James H. Riou, W. B. Robertson, +.
W. McMaater, BID. Townsend, South Carolina;
h. B. Plant, 8. D. Heard, Josiah slbley, john
J.. Cohen, Charles Estes, (ex-oficio,) Georgia;
william Johnston, R. R. Bridgers, A. B. David
son, j. ". Thompson, North Carolina; A. s.
Buford, Virginia; W. 7. Walters, B.. F. New
conner, Maryland; n. &. Jesup, New York. At
a subsequent meeting of the board of d.
~rectors, held on yesterday, Colonel J. B. Pal
mer was elected president, vice William john
atom. resigned.
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THE COURTS.
.runfofpaI Court.

Municipal Court.
william Black and Thomas GarVln, Tres
no.a and dIsorderly; two dollars and q peace
hond each. N. J. Jackson. disofoefiy; on.
So,Isr: John Mcclure, drunk and disoraer,y'
Too dollars or twenty days. Samuel MO
dlstou. suspicion of larceny thirty days.
TSaT,aa Mcclure, drunk; one dollar. a COW
and a eost at large; one dollar each. Ine
800 ~ tina fire In Brewster's row; referred 70
.ns cbief OF the Fire Department and the city
recorder for investigation.
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n O 3 F l. o B I D A.,
VIA sAvANNAH-TWIoE A WEEK.

The Splendid Side.wheel Steamer ST.
DICTATOR. Captain L. n. Coxetter, &6
| CITY POINT, Captain George E. Mcmillan, yin
| leave Charleston every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
| EVENINGS, at 8 O'Clock, for SAVANNAH FER.
NANDlNA, JACKSONVILLE, PALATRA, AND
ALL LANDINGS On ST. JOHNS R[VER::
Returning, DICTATOR viii leave PALATKA FIJI.
DAY Morning, and SAVANNAH UNDAY MORNING,
arriving here SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
UlTY POINT will leave PALATKA AoNDAY
MORNING and WEDNESDAY, NORM
ING, arriving here WEDNESDAY AFTERi DON.
Connection Is made at Fernandina with Rail-
road for New Orleans snd Havana via Cedar
Ke, 8; at Jacksonville with Steamer STARLIGHT
for Mellonvile, Enterprise and Upper st. Johns
tine: and at Palatks with Steamer for the Ock-
All Freight for Way Landings must be prepaid
on wharf.
For Freight or Passage, having elegant &C.
commodations, apply TO
Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf aud East Bay.
nct6
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VERY CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, contain.
ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twenty-four
Initial Envelopes, a Penholder and Pen, for
only twenty-five cents, at Won Santen's Ba,
zaar, No. 22s King street, next Academy OF
Music. july6-s
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 16, 1872.
CorToN.-The market showed a softer tendency
in rates, and purchasers were enabled to operate
at prices about h@Xc q fb lower, with a mode.
rate inquiry prevailing; sales about TOO bales, viz:
9 at II, Is at Tx, 90 al Tx, 1913 at Tx, 8 at TX.
40 at Tx, FL at Is, 8 at lsx, 81 at lsk, IL on
private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ..le%@l7K
Low middling..
Middllng. O.
Str1cG mldonng
RICE.-This grain was in good request at easy
rates; salea about $40 tierces Of clean Carolina,
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THE WEATHER.

The range Of the thermometer yesterday
at the drug store Of Dr.. Joseph Blackman,
on the south side of Broad street, was asiol'
lows 8 A.. NJ, IS: 10 A. NJ, 81; IL NJ, 81;
Up. NJ, So; 4 P. NJ, &C.; 6 P. NJ, 81; 8 Z.
M. SO.
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NEWS.
8. C......ooToBER II, 1877
uss So deg 40 min 50 sec. Lon 70 deg 81 min At Sc
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

schr Gen r & Lee, Grsdick, Cooper River. HOO
bushels rough rice. To Jno Hanckel and Jas X
Prlngle & Son. .
sc6r Etiwan, Prince, from Satilla River. 66lo
bushels rou.h rice. To W q Bee d 20.
Schr Ann 3 Deas. Gambatte. nom West Point
Mill. 40 tlerces rice. To R Prlngle Il Son.
Steamer City Point, Mcmillan, Pal aka. via
Jacksonville, Fernanaina and savannah. 70 bales
cotton aud l bale baggiLg. To Rssenel q 60,
Stoney l. Lowndes, WiIte Bros. T P Smith, G b
Ingranam d Son, Fraser Il DILL q Chsfee q co,
D Mcpherson, FB 3 CO..
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr Matoaks, Fooks, Baltimore-stree Bros
j. co.
FROM TAIS PORT.
Brig Henry & Louise, sand, at Queenstown,
September go.
schr Willie Luce. Talbot, at Baltimore, October
Ia.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr Ohas Mccarthy, Chase, at Boston. octo.
bef IL.
Schr Jns Gordon, Ireland, at Philadelphia, octo.
Der IL.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Mary Collins, Collins, st Portland, NE,
October II, TO proceed to Booth Bay to load Tor
Charleston.
tober IL.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
stsse, dry goods, clothing. &C., and, at corner
O. King and Market streets, Photographic
stock.
Jeaords & Co. will sell at 9 O'Clock, at their
store, sundries. =. o
stefsns, Werner & Ducker will sell az .
O'Clock, at their store, butter. bacon, &C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17

TIE Rev. j. A. CuAMBLIss has accepted the
invitation to the passionate Of the Citadel Square
Baptist Church of this city. A telegram re.
ceived from him yesterday announced that he
had left Richmond en- route for Charleston,
and would arrive here to-day. He will deliver
his Initial sermon on nexts Sunday morning.