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GOSSIP FROM GOTHAM,
Tho Cubau Fourth OF July-Tammany's
I'rinls-The Mayoralty Race, Jerome
Park Races and the Yacht Races.
New YORK. October 10

New YORK, October 10.
The fourth anniversary OF Cuban independ-
! ence was celebrated this morning. One hun.
dred guns were fred. Among the notabillllee
were Secretary T. Laquirre and General Ra-
mon Cespedes. ,
morning, the case of the people against Thos.
G. Fields came up for argument. John Ora.
| ham. counsel for the accused, secured The
postponement of the trial OF Tweed to Mon
day next.
unsuccessful effort 10 effect a coalition with
| the committee OF seventy, agreed TO nominate
| Oswald Ottendorfer, editor OF the Staatz
ZeItung, for mayor of New York City, and the
nomination was to have been made to-mor-
| row evening, should he consent to become q
candidate. The committee waited on him TO-
| day, but he positively declined the nomina-
ton.
| been renominated for Congress by the Demo-
The yachts Dreadnaught, Palmer and Magic
| started this afternoon to Cape May and re-
turn for the champion cup.
Count Won Arnim, first secretary German
legation, has been recalled from washington,
| and viii be succeeded by Count Bernstein.
The Rev. Samuel Seabury, grandson Of the
first Episcopal bishop In the United states,
and formerly editor of the ChurchmaD, died
to-day, aged u.
j. B. Purdy was held to ball on the charge
OF violating the United States law BY shipping
explosive materials ialeely marked on the
steamer Henry Chauncy, for %Asplnwall.
There was q fair attendance at the races at
Jerome Park. The first race wa for five hun
dred dollars, three year olds, a mile aud a
quarter. The following horses started: Nc
Danlsls's Sue, Withers's Minnie, aud Babcock's
Hattie. Sue won In 2:l4; MIME second. For
the second race, which was for seven hundred
and thirty dollars, TWO miles and an eighth,
the following horses started Arizona, Frank
Hamilton and Cadence. Arizona was the
favorlte. Frank Hamilton won In 1857, Arizo-
ma second. The third race was for u handicap,
mile and an eighth. Lord Byron and Vim
started; Lord Byron won easily 10 2:oss. The
last race was for six hundred dollars, q mile
| and three-quarters. The following horses
started /: Mary Louise, Albuera, Wheatley and
Harry Bassett. The race was won easily by
Harry Bassett, AlOuera second. ~Tlme-s:l4s'
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APoIITICAL sTABBING AFFRAK.

ST.. LOUIS, October 10.
J. Milton Turner, United States Consul at
Liberia, was stabbed, 1t Is supposed fatally, In
this city yesterday by George B.. Westry, q
prominent colored politician. Turner was
anxious to be elected 10 the Legislature, but
Wsslry opposed him. Turner y the party
who was recently refused admittance as q
guest at o Washington motel. Previous 10
stabbipp he had knocked Westry down three
Iilnes. The prize flight here between Kelly
and Busy was VOL by Kelly In thirty eight
rounds.
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THE COURTS.
United sntes'Cour

United S0tea Court.
In the District Court he petition of Thomas
G. Henry, of Yorkvllls for voluntary bank
ruptcy, was filed, and referred to Registrar
Clawson.
The grand jury found true bills in the cases
of 8. N. Carroll, Illicit retailing Of liquor, and
John A. Boswell, embezzllng money orders.
No bill was found in the case Of G. Platt,
charged with selling tobacco In improper
packages, and also Without paying the special
tax.
In the criminal docket, John Baker and g.
N. Carroll were found not guilty OF Illicit re-
failing Of liquor.
Municipal Courf.
Aphe Ann jenkins, drunk and disorderly,
peace bond. William Bhtlon and Charles
Thompson, applied for lodgings, discharged.
William Corcoran, drunk, discharged. Mrs.
McAvoy, drunk, one dollar or ten days. Ed
ward Sweeney, lodged BY the detectives, held
for examination. Mr.. Brantord, allowing
slops TO be thrown upon the sidewalk from bis
residence, two dollars. James Addison. same
charge, two dollars. Newfoundland dog, at
large, one dollar.
The Inferior Court.
The sealed verdict rendered In the case of
John Geddes, charged with an assault with
iutent to ravlsb, declared the accused not
guilty.
william Stuart was found guilty OF petty
larceny.
Mlngo Goodwin alias William Mackey was
tried for burglary and larceny, and the jury
was ordered to bring In q sealed verdict.
The grand jury returned a true bill in the
case OF Wesley steadman, grand larceny.
No bills were returned In the following
cases: Samuel Rivers alias David Deveaux,
burglary and larceny; Harriet Marlin, grand
larceny; William Chlsolm, grand larceny.
Chisolm was released from custody.
Trial Justiees' Courts.
Mary Jane Bolger was sent to jail for twen-
ty days yesterday, by Trial Justice Rollins, lol
committing an assault and battery.
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MARIN:H NEWS.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. g. C......OCTOBER IL, 1872.
Cat SO dsg 10 min SO sec. Lon 10 deg 81 min 81 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British ship l sdy Dutferln, Evans, Port Royal,
8 O. Ballast. Henry Gard:
schr Kebecca, Granville. pom Pom. 500 tushe.s
rough rice. To J R Prlng gle d Son.
Steamer n 8 ALISON, .fogllo, Edlsto. Enterprise,
Rockville and Way Landings. ~ bags sea island
cotton, mdse and sundrles: TO Dougla1 Nesolt,
St0ney d LOwndes, Friser d Dill, d MCPHERSON,
Witte Bros. W A Boyle, Kinsman 4 40 %eli. John
Colcock l. c., Kinsman Bros, T P Smith, T II Brts-
toll, and others.
cotton, 500 bbls naval shores aud muse. TO rave.
mel, Holmes i co. Whi;den & Jones, Gslllard d
Min0It, Barden d Parker, and others.
Sloop Julia Dean, Harris. OOmbahee. 1900 bnsn.
els rough rice. To W O Bee 3 co: ,,oo ,ns,s,s
Sloop Nellie, from Cooper River. lloo ouShei'
rough Rice. TO W @ Be-. co. ~.
Boat from San,ee. abags sea island COTTON. 10
G II Ingraham d ION. ,o,, m,
BoaL from Christ Church. z ps9s sea isianu So''
ton. To st ney & Lowlldee.
Roat rom Johns Island. 2 bags SEQ island cot.
ton. TO Stoney q LowIdes.
Boat frol Sc Andrew's. 4 bags sea lsland
cotton. To Stoney d Lcwndes.
Beat from JOINTS Island. 8 bags sea Island cot
Received from Ohisolln's Mil. 81 tlercee rice.
To KInsman j. Howell.
IN THE OFFING.
British ship Edith, Hllion. Liverpool.
bark supposed to ba the Ranger, and an un'
known schooner.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-'as
Adger d Co. ,,, n
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton, Baltimore-Paul u
British bark Granton, Rowland, Liverpool-H
Car.
schr Myrover, Brown, New York-Roath d
MoGett.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
CLEARED FOB THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adser, Lockwood, at New
York. october 8.
.,Schr Adellza, Huntley, at New York, October 8.
SAILED o THIS PORT.
Schr Frank L Emily, McCobb, from Rockport
He, September 8.
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TRADE TROUBLES IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October 10.
The men belonging to the bricklayers' union
are slill on q strike for len hours pay for eight
hours work. Some evlnce q disposltion 10 ~.
teriere with ~non-union men who are still at
work on the old basis. Yesterday afternoon
gang of one hundred and twenty-five strikers
went to McCormick's reaper factory, 10 course
Of construction, with the intention of bribing
off the workmen. They sent a committee to
request the men to stop work, and on the re-
flsal of the contractors TO allow them to enter
the premises they threatened violence, and
the police were called upon to protect the
workmen. So far no further disturbance has
occurred.
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esr BELL SCHNAPPS, DISTILLED

~ BELL SCHNAPPS, DISTILLED
by the Proprietsrs at schiedsm, in Holland: An
Inyigorsting Tonic and Medicinal Beverage,
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from H.
deleterious substances. 1t Is distilled from Bar.
ley OF the finest quality. ana the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy, aud designed expressly for cases
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, Gout, Rheu'
matism, General Debility, 0srtarrh OF the Blad.
der, Pains in the Back and Stomach, and AL
diseases Of the Urinary Organs. 1t gives reliel
in Asthma, Gravel and Calculi In the Bladdei,
strengthens and invlgorates tie SYSTEM ana :,
a certain preventative and cure OF thst ofeAa'A
scourge, Fever and Ague. no re,s
CAUTION TASK for hudson u. "ohfhs
BELL SOHNAPPS."
For sale BY all respectable Grocers and Apothe'
carries. .n,-,ora
HUDSON @. WOLFE 4 co., Sole Importers
oesce No. IS South william street, New fork'
sepao-8mos
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@y-DO YOU SUFFER- WITH INDIGEs

@rDO YOU SUFFER WITH INDIGES-
TON, Headache, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs
TightneBs OF the Chest, Dizziness. Sour Eructa.
lions Of the Stomach, Bsd Taste In the Mouth,
BIZ. Gus Attacks, Palpltation OF the Heart, these
Pains in the regions Of the Kidneys, and . hun
dred other painful symptoms, are the onsprinss
OF Dyspepsia. II you would ind immediate re-
lief, use at once SIMA0NS'S HEPAT1C CON-
POUND or LIVER CURE. 1t invigorates the
Stomach aud stimulates the torpid Liver and
Bowels, which renders It Of unequalled endcacS
in cleansing the blood Of all Impurities. and I'm
parting new life and vlgor to the whole system.
It ia ready for immediate use, and for sale BY
DOWIE, NOISE DAVIS,
oct1l-fmws Agents lor 80 va.
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~ NOTIOE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned againat harboring or erediting
any OF the Grew of the British Bark ADA, from
Greenock, as no debts of their contracting viii be
paid BY OaptaIn DURKEE, or
oci1l-s B. G. WILKINS 4 o., Agents.
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THE PORTROYAL RAILROAD.

The construction of the Port Royal Railroad
Is now progressing rapidly. Regular trail
service has been extended to Allenda.e, Sixty
miles below Beaufort and twelve miles beyond
Hoover's, the last terminus. Three new loco
motives and q number of cars have been adj
ded to the equipment. The bridge across the
Savannah river, II Is expected, Will be com
pleted by December !. cargo of one thous-
and three hundred tons of iron has arrived al
Port Royal, and track laying will be pushed
forward without delay.
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~ OFFICENo. ~ MEETING STREET,

~ OFFICENo. 4s NEETNG STREET,
CHARLESTON, OCTOBER 10th, 1s72-Io TIE
EDITOR OF TIE NEWS: A rumor having bean
put In circulation that I am no longer . Ca1di-
date for the position OF 8. licitor OF the Ftrst Cir.
cult, l desire to make q public denial, and retier-
ate my former statement that therets NJ Regular
Nominee for the position to which I tsItre. In
the late Convention; on the nighs Of the M INIT,
q motion was made 10 endurssG O. ". BUrTZ -
the regular nominee. when It IVES Immediately
voled down BY cries Of No | no ! mol
JOHN q. hACKEY. Republican caadiastel
For Solicitor First Circuit
~ The oranzeburg Hews win please COPY.
Octll-l
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~ 1. o. o. F.-SOUTH CAROLINA
LODGE, 10. 1.-The 0fdcera and Members Of
South Carolina Lodge, No. l. will assemble at
Odd Fellows Hall, THIS MORNING. at 8 O'Clock
precisely, to pay the last tribute Of respect TO our
late Brother, JOHN WEBER. Members Of Slater
Lodges are fraternally invited to attend.
ROBERT JAMES,
octll Recording Secretary.
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PRINCIPLES THE REAL POLICH.
From the Charleston Courier Of Yesterday.

From the Charleston Courier Of Yesterday
THE NEWS takes exceptions to the course of
this Journal In advocating q united council and
action, on the part of the taxpayers, for the
support of a ticket for the Legislature which
will represent the intelligence and capital of
the State, and which will afford some security
for right, and hope for the future. IL also
will form no entangling alliances with either
faction OF the Republican party. or give our
sanction to either ticket, or q combination OF
both, whose incompetency, II not worse, Ia
confessed by the NEWS itself, in It's designa-
lion OF q "Hobson's choice"
We cannot concur with The NEWS In the
course which 1t has pursued. We regard this
time when everything depended upon concert
of action. For In this consisted, 10 q great
measure, the source Of strength and of suc-
cess. We say this in no spirit of controversy,
but In reply.
The largest measure OF ''local aud legisla
tive reform" never meant the support by the
Democrats aud Conservatives Of Radical
lively characterized as 'bad enough" and
..infamous.' This means in the language,
and therefore the Instructions of the eXecu-
tive committee of the Democra' ic party, where
TALL classes of citizens shall be faithfully and
intelligently represented" Can our c0ntem-
porary cay this of the ticket which It has re.
commended, and which this journal has re.
fused to recognize or sustain?
But it Is said that . ticket which is 1.-THE
sign and the assurance of q. real reform and
good government cannot be elected Ia this
any reason why We should support those who
by their nominations give no assurance Of
either reform or good government?
In the words of the Augusta Constitution
slIst We believe that ian active, compact and
persistent minority could In tim have sue
ceeded, and can yet succeed, through the ig-
norance, vices and divisions OF their opp0-
nents. It Is In the nature of things impossl.
BILE that Intellect, education, property and
persistent determination would have been
nnavailing In such q contest with such oppo-
nenls."- And with it 1--WE look forward hope
fully to the future redemption OF South Caro-.
lima by the energy, Intelligence and patriot.
Ism of her Sons. II may not be to-day or to-
morrow, but 1t will surely come II our people
are true to themselves.
Our contemporary must know that the con-
dltion of things Is now materially changed,
and the Republican party more evenly dlvl-
ed Than 10 1870.
But 1t Is said, however, that upon the vote
of 1870 q "Conservative ticket, however COM
posed and nominated, would be defeated
This is q lallacy. Let us take the number OF
votes then cast in Charleston County and
divide 1t by three
Whole number of Republican votes..... .13,4ll
Whole number of Reform v0tes......... $3.50
Totol 20 3ql
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HoBsON,s CH%OICE-Tnls OR NOME

For iherI1.
E. W. II HACKEY.
For CLERK of Court.
JACOB VuLMAN.
For Probate Judge.
GEoRG BUST.
For Oroner.
J. A. MsHNaToE..
For School commissioner.
P. P. HEDGES.
For County commissioners.
e. I. CUNNINGHAM, Louis D~UNNEMAN, :"
VIZ. G FIELDS.
For Senator,
W. N TAFT.
For tho Gen,ral Assembly.
l. J. F. GREENE. 10. B.A. BosEAoN.
2. q. G. MNoTT. IL. Co.. AEDELL.
;. GEORGE CANNON. .l?. STEPHEN BROWN.
4. E. J. ADAMS. Is. 8. D. RUSSELL.
s. W. G. PEcKNEY. "A. il. WALKER.
6. o. B. LEVY. 10. 3. B. ARrsoN.
7. N. T. SPENCER. ID. Q. F. NORTH.
8. JOHN E. CLYDE. u. c. q. VANDERHoRsT
8. TIMOTHY HURLEY. lS. IA. WILLIAMS.
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10 SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE ATTEN-
TION OF Shippers and passengers Is called to the
fact that the Steamer CITY POINT. having been
thoroughly repaired, has resumed her place on
the Florida Line, and will leave To-NIaHr a. here
tofore, at 8 O'Clock. See advertisement.
ocsll.l RAvENEL Il co.. Agents.
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AN ASSAULT UPON KING AMADEUS

PARIS, October 8.
A dispatch from Madrid 10 the Star says
LAST evening, while bis Majesty, King Anna
deua, was walking In the Plaza de rOriente,
Two men, who were concealed behind the
stalues. threw several large stones at him,
CRYING at The time 'sviva Ia Republica |" The
desperadoes took flight Immediately after com.
hitting the dastardly act. Tney were pursued
bya humber OF policemen, but succeeded In
making their escape. The King was not nurt.
The occurrence causes great excitement In
Madrid
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funeral Monrss.

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND;
acqualntances Of Ne qua Mis-. John Weber, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services
o. Mr.. JOHN WEBER, at his late resldence, No. a.
Queen street, at Q O'Clock THIS MORNING.
Ocll-s - % ',a
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5pefial Nptires.

M CONSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
JAS. ADGER, from New York, are notified
that she will discharge .cargo, THIs DAY. at
Adgef's South Wharf. Goods uncalled for at
sunset viii remain on the wharf at owners risk.
oois-Ii af. JAMES ADGER 4 co., Agents.
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A FROM TIE WIRES.

Father Matthew s birthday was celebrated
yesterday In Boston by o grand parade.
The government bought no bonds last
Wednesday,. .
"A FIRE in the village Of Sing Sing, New
York, last Wednesday night destroyed twenty
quarter million. 1t Is supposed to be incen-
diary.
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4 C0AsTINa SCHOONER WRECKED.

NORFOLK, October 10.
The schooner ]. q. French, from Baltimore
for Galveston, with q general cargo, sprung a
leak and was abandoned, early this morning,
seventeen miles southeast by south of Cape
henry. The crew was picked up by the brig
Kelly, for Baltimore. The new lighthouse on
the 1.Thlmble Shoals" two and Q half miles
east, was lit tonight for the first time. VIII
loughby lightship will be Withdrawn.
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soRrHKAsr Erin RAILROAD.

2os bales upland cotton. | bag sea lsland cotton,
81 bbls rosln. cars OF lumbe' tobacco, mdse &C.
To @ W Williams d co. W II Ryan, Reeder Z
Davis, A ] salinas, T P Smith. A 8 Smith. +
Levy, Prngle q SOD, Bardln d Parker. trenholm
4 Son, Pel2er, Rodgers 4 ca, Surdauph 4 week.
lev, WhlIden 4 Jones, KInsman d Howell, E Z
Swpepan Ravenel 4 CD. e Frost d 60, Geo u
Ingraham i son. W o Conrtenay d CO, howry d
WAGNER. Huper Il co, " b Williams & son, jno l
TAYLOR d CO D II Silcok. J E Adger d co. Rev J J
Ssms. y y Railroad 60, FG Boag, Railroad Agen',
Order and othtra.
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Receipts by Railroad, October 10.
oouru nkpoIDSA

1882 hales cotton, 100 bbls nour. 20 bbls spirits
turpentlne, 1888 bbls rolin, las bales of goods. To
road gent, G d Walter 4 co, W U Bee d co, Kins.
man d lowell. A J Salinas. Pelzer, Rodgers 4 co,
sloan d seIgntous, Reetier 4 Davis, " bowling
Crawley d Dehun, T p smith. G W Williams L CO,
MoWry & Son, Caldwell Il Son, AS Smith. WiGIe
Bros, e Il Frost d 90, wiss Il co. Bardeo Il Par:
ker, Murdaugh 4 Weekly, Trenholm 4 Son: "
smith. Johnston, Crews 4 co. !no Banskei strees
BROS 4 co. ] Csmpsen, KrobeIoch d Small. W B
smith & co, y lie benro ID. " Quincy, r O sharp.
WardIaw d Carew, Bvllmann Bros, A B Aulligan,
and 0thera.
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THE MEXICAN MARAUDERS.
REPORT OF THE DEPRECIATION COM.
MISSIONERS.

OF Property Stolen and Hum
dreds OF Murders Committed by n
Greasers-a Sample OF the Protection
Afforded to American Citizens.
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~ NOTICE.-OFFICE OF COMMls-
sIoHERs OF ELECTIONS, CHARLESTON CoUH-
TY, PIREPRooF BUILDING. OCTOBER 4rH,
1s72.-In pursuance OF General Statutes, Title II,
OF Elections, Chapter VII, Of the manner o.. con-
Quoting Elections N returning votes, Section, 4,
the undersigned, Commissioner Of Election, have
and do hereby appoint the following named per.
sens as Hanagers Of Election, for the purpcss OF
conducting the Election q 1.-THE ssfsfa, procncta
herein ~designsted. II the General Rlecttoa.ssobe
held on "WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day Of octo6e!s
1872. All appointments - Msnssers7nessrofere
made sHd.not contained In this no ice are hefehy
revoked; and q lPoltsg places harstofofesssab-
lished and not enumerated herein aFa abolished.
Elections viii be held only q the: places aad By
the personsc herela mentioned. Al Managers
hereby appointed sre requested 70 qualify imme-
dIately by taking snd subscribing % the oath %
once, prescribed BY section 30, Of Arliels II af
the Constitution, and die said oath In the ONCE ID
81. o,o.S ~ rorrt .ii.,S< i@g5gfD-
$500 Z. P. WALL. Chairman, ,
q. L CUNHNGHAN. 81
..5 W. ROLLINS, 3icI .;.<
observation-disclosures nS E1aofyou chorlastna O0dnfY.
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MB. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OF
FICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1s72-Whereas,
BY satisfactory evidence presented to the under
signed, It has been made tQappear Thai the BANK
OF Charleston National Banking Assoclation' III
the CITY OF Charleston, 10 the County OF Cnaries
ton and State OF South Carolina, hiss been duly
ORGANIZED under and according to the require.
men,s OF the At OF Congress. entitled IAN Act to
nroyIde a National Currency, secured by q pledge
OF United States Bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
juno 8, 1854, and has complied with all the provi
sIons Of said Act. required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking un'
der said Act
Now, therefore, /, JOHN 8. LANGWORTHY.
Acting Comptroller OF The Currency, DO hereby
certify that the Bank OF Charleston National Bank.
Ing Association, In the City OF Charleston, In the
County OF Charleston and State OF South Carolina,
ia authorized to commence the business OF Bank.
inc under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
Seal OF oflce, this 10th day Of September, 1879.
is. LANGWORTHY,
Acting Comptroller OF Currency.
,asAL.{ no. 2o44l
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Passengers.

Per Sea Iuu. for Baltimore-Dr T
A Dargan anu enc child. 49,.
Per steamer II = Allison, from Edisto, Enter.
prise, Rockville, and Way LandinRs.hiss d
Sesbrook, T Mitchell, Master Mitchell AID "
q Bell.
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BOSS TWEED RESOLVES TO STICK.
NEW YORK, October 10.

NEW YORK, October 10.
Tweed said to an interviewer yesterday: II
have not been ten miles from this city in q
year, except 10 Greenwich and New Canaan.
/ am not going to leave, and shall stay per-
bsps longer than some would like to have me. ,
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TEE WEATHER THIS BAY.

WASHINGTON, October 10.
In the South Atlantic and Gulf States winds
northwesterIy to northeasterly, with general
ly GEAR weather In the former but partly
cloudy In the latter, and increasing pressure
q both,
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Gnrroting I'm Sumter.

on.the night OF Wednesday, the ist instant,
ma Mr.. A. 3. Meldau was walking through the
streets of Sumter, he was assaulted by an un-
Known person, who had concealed himself be-
hind The corner there,-knocked down 6y q
terrible blow over his right eye, ana roDoea
~. thsrfvcants. the whole amount Of funds
that he fortunately: happened to have with
hlrn. OF the time