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other party would poll SO heavy 8 majority In

otner party would poll 80 heavy 9 majority In
Pennsylvania"
mo, but &C the same time I feared: for
Pennsylvania, Notwithstanding the evil char
acter OF the Republican nominees there. more
than l did for Ohio, because our friends were
well organized In Ohio, and greatly lacked
organization 10 Pennsylvania. In at least one
speech 10 Pennsylvania ] strongly urged. or
ganization, and explained the need of t."
Here MIR. Greeley was handed a letter by
MI. O,Owyer from q gentleman In Florida,
Wno oilers to sell him an orange orchard for q
Stipulated sum, that sum to be paid only when
tne gentleman calls for It on President Greeley
at tne White House. The cheerful sage smiled
Wnen ne pernsed II, and replied to 1t Ia It's
turn otter requests for autographs and s.cor.
recC poeticai quotations" were answered.; but
whether he closed the bargain or declined is
Is g mystery that may never be fathemed.
ys'Whl you make any more tours this can
vass" asked the reporter.
~ do not know" responder the Liberal
chlef. II will visit number of agricultural
lalre, and II our friends think my services are
neeoed IN the field I will. cheerlully &C.
The reporter thereupon made hIs adIeus
ana Withdrew, leaving the philosopher at hls
aesK immersed In his papers and his letters.
penoing steadily to his pen-the weapon with
IPhloh ne has Won 80 many renowned victo.
Ttes Of pcace-and as the western sun stream-
cd 10 upon him 1t lighted up q face undaunted
by disaster and still al hopeful and CHEEKY as
In the early days Of Nay.
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TER-NATTANS'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY ICh
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take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
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everything In which the articles now In use 40
ob,ectlonsbls, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY u perlecs.
r. 10 warranted TO contain neither Sugar Of LAad,
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feet and uniformly than any other preparsuon,n
and always does 80 In from three TO tan dayh
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uovl8 -stuth1y
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THE NEJV YORK VEGETABLE IND
FRUIT MARKETS.

The Daily Bulletin, of Tuesday, October
18th, says:
Apples are In fair request and former. prices
sustained for fancy lots. Pears continue
high. Grapes are steady and selling fairly.
Other descriptions without essential change.
We quote: Apples, fall pippins. prime
81 25a2 so; Detroit reds 50 25a2 so; York pip
pins 50 2ea2 5U; twenty ounce 81 26a2 so;
greetings 76casi so; river stock, all varieties,
75ca$l rs; and Jersey in bulk 76ca$l rs per
Dbl. Pears, No l, per Dbl $l2al6; do No 2
$9al2; Flemish beauty per boil $6al2; Louise
Bonnie OF Jersey Scala; Vlrgal!eu s9al2; Sickle
sl2a20; Vicar of Wakefield SCAT; aud cooking
s3a5 per Dbl. Ounces s6a7 for apple and $5a6
for pear. Grapes, Concord per ID sa9c; lsa-
bella do 7asc; Delaware do sal0c; Catawba do
sal0c. Cranoerrles, prime per crate 50 so; do
fair to good 81 75a3 rs.
We quote as follows: Peachblows, $2a2 70;
Early Rose at 81 5Oa2. and Early Goodrich and
Jackson whites at 81 26al So. Sweets $2a2 so
per boi for Virginia, and 50 75as for Delaware.
We quote: Vegetables: Green corn, slal rs
per 100. Bed onions, per Dbl, 81 60a3; do. vel.
low 81 50a3; do. Connecticut white, $4a4 90
per Dbl. Squash, marrowfat, per Dbl, 81 New
turnips, 81 per Dol. Cabbages, seas per loo.
Beets, Jersey, 81 so. Tomatoes, e0a70c per
basket. Egg plant, $5a6 per loo. Lima beans
S. per bag; do. sheiled $i0 per bushel. Car
.rots, per Dbl, $2a2 rs. Celery, 81 rs per dozen.
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An English traveller, who has just return
ed from Paris to. London, devotes . long and
enthusiastic article to q description Of the
s.Ecole ACKNOWLEDGMENT" which he inVesti-
gated Ia the former city. IN this school there
are now som sixty pupils, all ladies', OF ages
yaryipg from twenty 10 tnirty.nVe, Iney aIe
Obliged 10 pay uuremiLling attention 70 l1eir
studies. residing on The premises ana oeiog
allowed o:leave them only once every TWO
months Ia company with their parents or
Guardians. It Is required Of the pupils that
thew shall be able 10 read and write French
correctly, and they are directed to have q
maire's certificate from their place of resi-
dpnce. Their board and tuition cost about
two hundred and eighty dollars 9 year,
and their instruction Is naid to be very
practical q thorough, as far as II
goes. as only one branch OF female surgery
Is treated la this school, iI would at hrst seem
too limited In Its operations 10 prosper. a
second consideration will show that tne con
trsry is likely to be the case. The institution.
in Qualifying Intelligent young women Tor tne
delicate duties peculiar to accouchers, ID per
forming an admirable service, and The STU
dents are fitting themselves to do much more
good In the world than they could possibly
accomplish in politics and other rude pursuits,
which seem to have q curious fascination for
the sex which Is least adapted for them.
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THE BEAUFORT ELECTIONS.
Tomlinson and Whipper Thrashed Out
OF their Boots.

Tomlinson and Whipper Thrashed Out
OF their Boots.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NRw5.l
BEAUFORT, Wednesday, October l6.
The election passed off quietly, although last
night 1t was feared that there would be some
trouble on st. Helena Island. The returns
from the country pre- ,lncts show increasing
majorlties for L loses. Robert Smalls, the Reg
ular candidate for senator, is elected by two
thousand majority, beating his opponent,
whipper, all to pieces.
A Conservative View of. the Fight
N1oses's Majority 400.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NRws.1
BEAUFORT, 8. c., Wednesday, October l6.
The Moses ticket has received the majority
of votes In this county, and the Irregular"
county and legislative ticket Is elected. The
majority for Moses is 1903. The white. voters
generally supported the Tomllnson ticket. A
full vote was polled. No disturbances OF any
kind are reported to have taken place.
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CHARGE, CHESTER! CHARGE.

The Vote at the Courthousc-Radical
Regulars Ahead-A Woefui Defeat or
Ye Carpet-Bagger.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws1
CHESTER, 8. c., Wednesday, October 16.
One thousand and twenty-nine votes have
been polled at this precinct, and 1t Is estlmat-
ed that the Radicals are three hundred and
fifty ahead. The country precincts have not
been definitely heard from, but 1t !s evident
that the negroes have turned out in full force,
and that the Moses party have swept the
county, electlng their State, county aud Con-
gresslonal officers. The Boilers were not In
the race. Neither whites nor blacks voted for
Tomllnson.
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SPARKS r. TIE FIRES.

The fourth annual convention of the irish
Catholic Benevolent Union of the united
States met In Philadelphia yesterday. 1t Was
presided over by the president, Dennis Den
ger, Of Dayton, Ohio.
q seaman Of the privateer Alabama, against
I. h. Dudley, late United States consul at
Liverpool, for compensation for detention at
that city, has been decided adversely to the
plaintiff.
Five thousand laborers engaged at work
upon the steamship docks at Liverpool have
struck.
have been burned. LOSS $50, 900,
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EAIR TALK FROM FAIRFIELD.

A. Lone Hand-Fifteen ma-
jority for the Regulars.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TIE NEWS
WrNysBoRo', Wednesday, October l6.
The official reports from the precincts IN
this county put Moses a long ways ahead
probably 1900 majority. The whites took nc
part In the election. Governor Perry, the
Democratic candidate for Congress, received
a heavy Republican vote. There was no dis
turbance in the county. The total vote at tnis
precinct Is 1905.
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THE ELECTION IN BARNWELL,

Moses Ahead-An All Night o to
CoGat the Votes.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
~BLAcKVLLE, Wednesday, Oct. 16.
No returns have been received from the
country precincts. At this place Moses die
tances all competitors. Three hundred and
seVenty-nine votes were polled; l2O whites and
25e blacks. The managers cay that the count
of the vote will not be finished until two A. N.
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WIRE UNDER THE SEA.

KINGSTON, JAHAfcA. Octobers.
The new submarine telegraph between Ja-
msics and Panama Ia now In working order
and has been thrown open to the public for
business. The following dispatch for the As.
ISOLATED press Is n o., the first received:
''AspInwall, October 9.-The steamer Ocean
Queen has sailed for New York. The Callfor-
MA steamer is now overdue Ave days. a con-
splracy against the government. has been dis
covered'ln Costa Rica and defeated. The re-
port OF the epidemic 10 Panama is untrue. A
serious riot has taken place in Valparaiso
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THINGS IN Rim

All Quiet In FIorence-Nothing POSI-
tive So Far.
[sPECI. Al TELEGRAM TO TIE NkWs1
FLoRENoE, Wednesday, October l6.
The election passed off With exceeding quiet
ness. No rows at all. The vote will not be
known until to. morrow, but the county will
give Moses, as usual, q big majority.
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SNAP SHOTS FROM SUMTER.

Moses on His Own DunghilI-The Coun-
~ Swept by tho Regulars.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
%sUHTERvnLE, Wednesday, October l6.
The Regular Radical ticket Is elected In this
county by seven or eight hundred majority,
and the Moses ticket throughout ia elected.
At the last election Scott carried the county
by $500 majority.
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ns-Do YOU SUFFER- WITH NnIaEs:

@-DO YOU SUFFER WITH fNUIGES.
TON, Headache, Pain in, the Shoulders, Coughs,
Tightness OF the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructa.
lions Of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth,
Bilious Attacks, Pslpltation OF the Heart, these
Pains in the regions Of the Kidneys, and q nun.
dred other painful symptoms, are the onsplnsS
Of Dyspepsia. II you would find immeoiaS sns
lief, use at once sIMhONs's a W.. a.
POUND or LIVER CURE. 1t invigofases .ns
stomach and stimulates the torpid Liver anu
Bowels, which renders 1t Of unequa,iea emes sw'
in cleansine the blood Of all impurities ana i@'
nart,no new life and vIgor to tie whole system
r, ia ready for immediste use, and for sale oy
powiE, NOISE q DAVIS
,,, Agents for SO. o.
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30 PEOPLES SAVINGS NSTEfUs.
TIoN-rIRsT sEMI-ANEUAL Drt1DENDe=-InAs
cordsnce with the xt Bylaw, 4 sfastxMuiI
Dividend Of THREE PER GENT. hal bsendeIAE
ed. oa all Deposits that have been iHths. at6sA
named Institution. for Six Month";, snda ptc9ds-
ttonal rate on I'LL such shnns' a have beeu dsboE;
tied for q less period. a.1i1 gakssaili
Depcsitors will please: hand, I'm their RookAd9
have the interest added ALL sums Deposited thk
month will draw Interest from this dats. Elm
~, HENRY 8. aRIg06 Ii
octls:1o Secretary end TrsA53c4si
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Gossip from tho Committee Rooms.
TspIoAL TELEGRAM TO THE NRws.1

. oO1BlP Eoh ~
[sPECAL TELEGRAM TO THE NKWs.l
COLUMBIA, 8. c., October Is.
The following kilograms have been received
at ,hp~ headquarters of the Regular Republic
canexecutive committee:
CHEsTERvILLE PRECINCT
polled over two-thirds for Moses. The Demo-
Gratis generally vote blank on the State ticket.
The majority of those voting 1t are sustaining
Moses. Not one Republican vote has been
! cast for Tomlinson, at the town or In four
other precincts. The straight Democratic
county candidates and the Boiling candidates
for coanty ticket were Withdrawn.
ABBEvLLE COUNTY.
CoKEsBURY, October l6.
Long Cane MIL, Abbeville County, precinct
stand sc for Moses and so for Tomlinson.
ABOUT FAIRFIELD.
WMNsBoRo', October 16-l0.4O P. N.
2Os votes polled. All are voting the
straight ticket, though there is at least 400
majority for The Regular ticket.
GALLANT SUMTER.
suATER, October l6-4.20 P. N.
The 'straight' ticket is far ahead. The
Democrats are divided, but the most Of them
are for Tomlinson.
DEAR OLD DARLINGTON.
FLORENCE, October l6-9 P N.
There were 2as votes cast, and only l for
Tomlinson.
ON CHESTER, ON.
CHESTER, October l6-ll P. NJ.
Thstotal vote of Chester precinct was 1850;
Moses, 10; Tomlinson, III; the remainder
blank for Governor. Moses will carry the
county by 1900 majority, and he runs ahead
of the Republican county ticket, which Ia
also elected.
A BLAST FROM BEAUFORT.
BEAUFORT, October l6.
Success In every quarter. The entire ticket
Ia triumphant. All is safe in Beaufort County.
DITTO FROM KERsHAw.
CAMDEN, October l6.
Sixteen hundred votes cast, giving Moses a
majority Of 300.
AND THE M
GREENv1LLE, October l6.
We will beat them here. A hard 6gh:
AND THIS FOR ~oRAEGEBURG.
~0RANaEBURa, October l6.
The Regular tlcke. is all right. The Demo
,rats vote solidly on the other side. The Rad
fcals are bound to win.
THE C~oNvALEscENT COUNTY.
AIKEN, October 16-l2.l5 P. NJ
All will vote out. Numbers of Democrats
and all the Republicans vote the straight
Ticket. The Democrats are divided about
eouslIy on the State ticket. The county Will
be carried by about 300.
THE u%P-CsuNTRY VOTE.
NEwBERRY, October l6-7P. n.
The Regular ticket liz elected by over 2oU
majority.
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TEE MEXICAN MIDDLE.

- NEW ORLEANS, October 16.
General Rocha, commanding the Bio Grande,
ia actively assisting the Texan authorities
AGAINST the Mexican cattle thieves.
HAVANA, October IL
Private letters from Mexico say that Lerdo
de Teiada is. exceedingly auxlous to arrange
the Misunderstanding between the united
States and Mexico, created by con-
duct in Washington.
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THIS SUN OF YORK.

Nothing Definite from this White
County.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS.
YoRKyILLE, 8. C., Wednesday, October l6.
Nothing definite can be said as to the result
of the election In this county. All Is quiet.
I will telegraph The NEWS tomorrow.
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B- BATCHELOR'S HAIRDYEATHnl
superb Hair Dye Is the beat IN tins iood.sssPsis.
fecty harmless, reliable and inStaxfanb6u9ysAdGk
disappointment no ridiculous tint, ~dEAAt3iiedE
ant odor. The genuine Y. AssBstshhane.asRME
Dye produces Immediately Q splendid blscasxB:
natural brown. Does moi. stain ne .ssilIh has
leaves the hair clean, soft and besuttfnAssSsms
only safe and. perfect Dye. Sold by ~ dgngfsigI
Factory 1s Bond street, Now York, ss
mch6-tuthl1yr .strS5
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAP.

WASHINGTON, October 10.
On Thursday night In the South Atlantic
States light south westerly winds and generally
clear weather. On the Gulf partially cloudy
weather and northerly to essterly winds, with
possibly occasional coast rains.
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a VEN DEHFLoPMENr.
Npw YnpK. Ontnbar

NEW York, October 10.
Augustus st: Clair, formerly Of New Hamp-
shire, In a deposition befors Judge Brady
yesterday, swore that at the time james Fisk
was shot by Edward Stokes ct the Grand Cen
trail Hotel, he saw q pistol IN Fisk's hands.
He also says. that't lear OF arrest prevented
him from giving this information ON the trial.
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THE LIST SENSATION IwtNRW FoRK.

NEW YORK, October 16.
John Van syokel, q prominent druggist,
was arrested at his residence, In Brooklyn,
charged vith-haZing- pnisoned hta Whe~-Hai
had jns: returned from her funeral. A dOmes.
tic, charged with completely in the crime, was
also arrested.
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@ NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against hirboring OF ..ntsuainsp
any Of the Grew Of British bark iElEoERffom
Boston, az no debts or their .contfsHInx WITTY
paid by me. J.FR1HEC6Ie
octl6-8 a45e'st-t - Sc - ptrfnSkSpti:
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HoWIT GOES IN ABBhVILLE.
Moses Ahead-Perry Running Well
The County Ticket Broken Up.

The County Ticket Broken UP.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HKws.l
ABBEv1LLss G. H., Wednesday, October l.
Up to this hour s3s votes nave been polled
at this precinct. Moses is ahead, and his ma
jorlty at one box is BAL. Mr.. VIM. Perry Is
running well for solicitor, but the county
ticket is badly split. The reports from the
country precincts are all one way-for Moses.
There has been nc disturbance, and perfect
quiet has prevailed. At the election Of 1870
the vote In this county was 1886 for Scott and
2194 for Carpenter.
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PEARLEsTAiN-LIVING ,TON.-On sasprdAy
evening, October Il. 1879. At the reaidence b M.
'Peariessain. by the Rev. n. oardnkle, AE.s
PBARLgsrAIa, OF. Midway, 8. u, TO Him SALLQ.
LIyRG4sT0N, the only daughter Of Hr. and hIk
Livingaton. sSsa
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THE SPANISH RESURRECTION

The Insurgents BsIe.gured at Ferrol.
Madrid, October 1s.
The municipal authorities ar Ferrol, yester-
day, requested the commander OF the govern
ment forces to suspend making his attack on
the insurrectlonists, who are concentrated 10
the arsenal, as negotiations for their 1surren-
der were In progress. The commander, con-
sented to wait until afternoon, When, If the
tack them,
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8prr1ai Nntltes.

~ CONsIGNEEs PER STNAIsHIP.
AEROEDITA, from Boston, are notified that snsf
will discharge Cargo TH1s DAY. az va~nderhorsegss
wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset wilrsmshns
the wharf q owners, risk y
oct17-l JAMES AD9ER l. Co, Agents.
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A ARD FROM KERsHAw.
CAMDEN, October 1910 A. NJ.
All quiet 30 far; about 200 ahead; 700 votes

A CARD FROM KERSHAw.
CAMDEN, October 1910 A. NJ.
AL quiet 30 far; about 200 ahead; 700 votes
cast.
AND A LITTLE
NEwBERRY, October 1911 A. n.
The vote here is solid for the Regular ticket.
Everything is quiet.
D THE RIDGE.
WALHALLA, October l6-7 40 P. N.
We are, I think, ahead In Oconee.
FAIRFIELD ONO MORE
WNNsBoRo', October 1868 P. IL.
We have carried this county by at least 400
majority.
RUBBING IT II.
CHESTER. October 16-1.20 P. NJ.
The Regular State and county ticket ls voted
by the Republicans without the split. At this
hour the vote stands, Republican 667; Demo-
crat 239. The Democrats are not vollng for
the State officers. The other precincts are not
heard from
THE WHITE COUNTY.
YoRKyrLLE, October II.
The Republicans went solid on The Regular
ticket. Wallace is largely leading hls ticket.
No news from Spartanburg.' Reliable blanks
were sent, but 1t is not known whether they
reached or not. II they did not, Wallace Is
elected. sALUpA.
Farther Success Of the Regular Ticket
In Orangcburg-Conservaiivo Solioi-
tor Probably Elected.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEWS
ORANGEBURa COURTHOUSE, October l6.
The Conservatives claim that W. j. DeTreV-
lille, the candidate for solicitor, has received q
popular majority In this county. The regular
Radical ticket has swept Orangeburg County
las usually BY a big majority. Q~UELoUEFos.
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IspRcIAL TELKaRAM mo- THE NEWal

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS
MARION c. a., Wednesday, October l6.
The Boilers State ticket Is ahead. The
Boilers claim q victory In this county. There
were many split tickets, which were in favor
of Hayne, the Regular candidate tor secretary
of State, who resides in this county. 1t Is be-
lleyed that Mullins Is elected TO the Senate.
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~ BEWARE .OF COUNTERFEITS IN
purchasing HAtL,srVEGETABIE SlolLIAE
HAIR REsEwER- The genuine has 4 private
revenue stamp. tlreSi1caes long, Win q 1ikS6eS5
Of Or. Hail upon # oFer the curk:.-
cctfo. of ntbaosw
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@-THE CLOSEST OBSERVER CAN
NOT detect Dr.. TUTlss hAiR DYE. Itsrsdecsts
per ec'ly natural. Leaves no ridiculous tints.-ra
octl0-6D&w y q
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~-DR- TUTIsS+ LIVER PILLS. A6T
as kindly on the most delicate female a. Hyoatks
most vigorous system. Try them once t@Ps
co,176 ~. sgi az,
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@r BURNHAM AROMATIC DEkTIs
FRICE, for Cleaning, Beastiiylng and Preserving
the Teeth, and inparting q refreshing taste. % tne
EDW. 8. BURNHAM, seaf
Graduate OF Pharmacy
No. 421 King street, Charleston,t& o.
Recommended by the following Dentats: Dc
]. B. PATRICK, DR.. B. A. MUOKLNFUsa.
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M4RION,S MEN,

Conservative Success In this County,
The Boilers State Ticket Ahead.
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~ THERE Is no ExCUsEmFORs
those who drag their wesry and, dis0rdeieabsde1
Into our company, when q few dosss9l XYEKY
sA~RsAPAR1LLA would cleanse iefr ybso66
and restore their health ana aaiaMcf. s1xHlnd6I
victim 8 Of bilious disease, Asss tOmsraeafd9et
your neighbors, if not for yourRaFNI
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The Gcvernmont's. UItimatum.

MADRID October 16.
A later dispatch from 'Ferrol, forwarded
from that. city yesterday says that the frlgate
Victoria was hourly expected In the hsrbor,
and that preparations were being made for an
attack upon the insurrectlonlsts by the com
mander of the land and sea forces. Hostilities
were 10 commence at four O'Clock, yesterday,
?. NJ, II the rebels had not surrendered.
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$-THE MEMBERS OF TIE GERMAN
HUssARs fitting CLUB are requested 70 call
on Mcssrs. MkNKE 4 MULLER and leave order.
for their Uniforms. q
10 ". BlsoHoFF. ssa.
oc,s secretary
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17
9perial Notifies.

as- PROPOSALS IN WRITING WILL
be received by R. GRAHAM & CO., for the Man
ure Deposits OF the Mills House Stables Tor Twelve
montbs. oci1e4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17

The Way Mark Tapley Responds to
Defeat and DIsappotntment-The Po-
Iitical Copabat to BIO Renewed with
Ten Fold Vigor-Generai Banks's
Optnion-The Death OF MIR. Seward
Governor Scott's Libel Suit Against
tho Tribune-A Cuban Anniversary