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a sHIPWHECKED CREW.
A Vessel Lost or the Coast of England
and her Crew Brought to Savannah.

A Vessel Lost or the Coast Of England
and her Crew Brought to Savannah.
From the Savannah News.1
The ship Peter Maxwell Captain Sulius,
which arrived at Tybee yesterday from Liver
pool. brought to this port the shipWrecked
crew of the British brig Friendship, which
foundered off the Coaet OF England. FROM
Captain Sulius We learn the following particu-
lars of the disaster: His ship sailed from Liver.
pool for this port on the 4th Of October, and
on the evening OF the 7Lh, when between
sTuskar" and 'Srhe Small" of the coast OF
England, he fell In With the brig Friendship,
Captain Bell, coal lnden. bound from Newport
IWales) from Queenstown, In sinking con.
dltlen. Captain 8. lowered boat and took of
The csptain's wife Gnd one man. Captain Bell
and the crew, four men, left the brig In their
own boat and reached the Maxwell" In safety.
The wind shifting to the northward, Captain
Sullus was obliged to continue on his voyage,
and brought the &c econd party to this port, as
he did not meet with vessel h0meward bound
to which he could transfer them. When last
seen the brig was atil aioat, but from all ap-
pearanceg would probably sink in a few hours.
The British consul will, of course, take every
care of the untortunates, and before many
weeks they will be safely landed In Old Eng
land, none the worse for their trip to the New
World,
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Il. Chamberlain, Judge Wright, coored, Of
the Supreme Court, and possibly Major Lonls
E. johnson, ex-United States marshal, and
Tim Hurley, who claims that be has just as
good claims to a senatorial position as Sunset
Cox has to a ssst on the floor OF Congress,
and that as q great American humorist he Is
at least as great success as that genial car
pet-bagger from Ohio. Others may come into
the contest, and 1t is Of course not impossible
that the winner has not yet been named, but
go far as present Indications are concerned,
the race appears to be between the three first
named above, and between them the chances
are as get far too uncertain TO warrant any
prophecies. "a ig' PICKET.
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OTER THE SEA.
The Complications In France.

PARIS, November 20. :.
There is great excitement here and IN the
Provinces. It is announced that the right and
right centre are determined to support the
committee appointed to draft reply To Thlers.
There are no indications this morning OF q
comuromise between the executive and legis-
lative departments. Both parties adhere 10
their respective positions. Tne SITUATION le
regarded Us serious.
PARIS, November 28-Evening.
The majority report of the committee on the
address was read in the Assembly this alter'
noon. It is strong Indictment against tne
RAIDS. and It insists on the establishment OF
responsible ministry as means OF hgntlng
radlcalism. The majority OF the committee
wanted an Immediate consideration OF Inc re-
port. The minority moved postpolement
fill Thnrsday. Tue motion was carried The
resnlt ia regarded as favorable to the govern
ment. 30.
Paris specisls say the Radical Journals are
violent, and declare terrible revolution Will
follow the overthrow of the Theirs Govern
ment Some of the journals accuse the L.
gitlmists, Orleanists and 1mperialists OF having
formed 8 coalition for the downfall OF the
present government, General Changarnier 10
also charged with an attempt to secure power.
Troubles In Spain.
MADRID, November 26.
There was riot in Bantander which was
easily suppressed. The Province OF Mercla u
placed under martlal isW. Aooilionai 'ioopS
| have been sent to Andalus1a.
The Khedive's Expedition.
LONDON, November 26.
The Khedyes expedition consists Of five
thousand men, and is commanded by Purdy
Bryan. an American. It goes In transports
with the osteusIble purpose OF Joining Dr.
Livingstone and OF cooperating with him !.
agreeable, otherwise to act independently II
solving the problem Of the sources OF the Nil'
under Egyptian colors.
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aL1MPsEs OF ,aorHAMt

5. :,a=esi = NEW YORK. sNovsmbes.7e.
, The World says the reports OF an siafmng
nature regarding Mr.. Greeley are utterly With
out foundation. Bis friends have the utmost
faith In rest and q short exemption nom The
cares of business. y -: >. = : =. Z.
There has bern snow, rain and sl6et since
nine o'clock, with the wind east ,.Et;i s,s;ss
The supreme court orders Horace q. Clark
to give testimony before the reieree, regard
Ing the Erie Company and jay Could Yam
derbilt publishes card. denying any connec.
ton With Gould In the Northwpstern corner.
The police believe, that Mr.. Play, .ot:Louis-
Vile, has absconded with considerahlamoneJs
The search In this.ylelnity 10 snspended. .5as
There was nitro glycerine explosion near
Yonkers to-day, which blew tho building to
atoms and fatally hurt several. -.S....---
The city estimates show 1t will require over
ten and q iialf millions for the municipal ez-
penses Of 1873 ~ - - - ttisis2
The Ryle Silk Manufacturing Company has
failed with liabilities Of $3e0, 900. The princi-
pei incorporation, John @. Ryle, b missing.
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80. Smith, J. A., Darlington, colored. ,,...
100. Spears, Butler, >umter. colored. = -
lol. Spencer, N. F., Charleston, colored. ~
1O2. Spencer, WV, Chesterfield, white.
103. sperry, Charles E., Georgetown, oolored
lO4. Sullivan, Caesar, Laurens, colored.
los. sumpter, E. NJ, Barnwell, eolored.
l06. TarletoD, Robert, Colleton, colored.
LOT. Tate, Enos A., Oconee, white. :,
l0s. Thomas, Wm. NJ, Colleton, colored.
100. Thompson, 8. B., RIchland, colored..
ITO. Thompson, B. A., Marion, colored.
Ill. TIngman, Julius, Charleston, colored.
lie. Tolbert, J. R., AbbevlIle, white. i.,1
lib. Turner, R. W., Charleston, colored. 70.
ia. Vanderpoel, j., Charleston, colored.
lis. Wallace, John. Union, white.
1l6. Wallaca, W. H., Union, white.
lit. Warley, Jared, Clarendon, colored.
lls. Wideman, II. A., Abbevllle, colored.
l19. Williams, Daniel, York, colored. ),
l20. Rtlson, John, Anderson, white.
121. Wilson, ]. c., Sumter, colored.
122. Wolfe, Daniel c., Lancaster. white.
l2s. Young, James, Laurens, colored.
l24. Young, Prince, Chester, colored. ::
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THE NEXT UNITED STATES SENATE.

RALEIGH. November rs.
Both houses ballotsd for senator. A full
vote Is 1863; Vance 7s, Merrimon ls, Pool 7s.
No choice. Both houses adorned. All parties
are working earnestly for to-morroWs con-
INDIANAPOLIS, November ~;
The preliminary votes In the lnoianapon,o
Legislature confirm the prospect OF mof'on
continuance In the Senate.
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9psrial. Nrtilsf.

Mr. PLANTERS AND MECHANICS
RANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON,
NOVEMBER ~, 1s72-To- MORROW. rnursdSyJ
having been appointed as Day OF thanksgiving
and Prayer this Bank viii be closed EsIi 80 u! G
haturltiss ofthar day musts therefore be ;antici.
psted. ~; THoS Frost, SH.iti= q
nov97.l 3. 80 % So 10 ~, All Osshler.
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/ M8- PEOPLES BANK. OF SOUTH
CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, EovEhBERaz q, 1s7a,
To.MoRRow. the 2sth instant, having ,been'sp-
pointed by Ihe National and tStstai Autho,idl -
a Day OF Thanksgiving, this Bank win be closed.
The paymenta Of that day must therefore % anti.
cipated. JAAES B. BETTS., ~
. nov17.i Cashier, !.
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TRICKS THAT IRE I4M

NEW oRLsAns; November 2a
- Two men we're arrested to-day charged With
obtaining ten thousand dollars life Insurance
upon person whom they subsequently
drowned. s,-,.55i.,,..,.,
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fnnsral .Morllrar;s,..

Ar THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-.
ANOEs Of Mrs. -0HARI0rTE-nA -nAlNEY sre sfe.
spectfully invited TO attend her Funeral, THIs
AFTERNOON, st halrpsss 2 O'Clock, from 81.
Patrtck's Church. nov21
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aBoUr THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, November 28.
Light rain tonight followed oy cleaiing s1ag Ga 1aI
Gu,u taH usoMnthwsrd over the Gulf and South Atan-
Tic States.
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I; ~ UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CHARLESTON. NOVEMBER Q, a. ls7a,.;.. &;
THuRaDAY ntxt, 2sth instant, having been set M
apart a. day Of National THANKSGIVING this Bank
win be closed. Paper payable on that DAY must
be anticipated. b. D. ALEXANDER; !,
nov27 80 Caanie5.
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a@ PUBLIC MARKETS, NOVEMBER
27, ls12.-To-hoRRowh having been set apart ss 81
Day Of Thanksgiving the Market will be ciCsedaasi
O'Clock A. N. ss. *. ". KIRKwOoD. e.
nov27 a.. Qhief olerk.
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~ NOTICE.-PEOPLE'S NATIONAL
BANK. oHARLEsTON, NovEMBER a, 1871
TOMORROW being Thanksgiving Dag this Bank
will be closed a. usual. Notes and .Collectiona
maturing on that day must be anticipated.
noy27 H.G. Lopez, Ca :hler: s
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9ssF
ObltuaTp..

sRoTGaToN mDisd Il sSas1 HdiSsriy; oSopsr
RIver,o the 22d Of November 1874, Aln iBB1AM
B. BRouaHToN, In the sd year OF hei age.s -.
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- BURNHAM'S AROMATIC DENTI-
ERIcE. for Cleaning, BeautifylnG and Preserving
the Teeth. and imparting refreshing tasts to tho
mouth ff'pA'" - EDw. 8. BURNHAN, az
Graduate Of Pharmfny,
No. ~ King street, Charieotou, & @.
Recommended by the following Densssts: Dr.
!. 3. PATRICK, Dr.. B. A. KucKRNFUSa.
sep2s.3mos -
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A CARD.-B. A. MUCKENFUSS, DEN .
n TIsT, has removed his ONCE nom No. ~ %
No. 40 King street, over Forsytne, AcComo 3 20.
noy2l- -thatus
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THE ASSEMBLY AT WORK.
kNCOURAGING SIGNS-THE ORGAN
IzAI1ON OF TIE TWO HOUSES.

Some Feeble Efforts to Effect Legisla'
tive Reform-The Supreme Court, &c.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWs.]
COLUMBIA, Tuesday night, November 26.
Although there Is q deal of dirty work going
on In connection with the struggle for the
senatorsalp, the prospects of decided i'm
provement in the conduct of public affairs
here is very encouraging. The most inauen!
tlal representatives seem aYerse to bestowing
the ehsirmanship" Of the committee of ways
aad means upon mere politician, and efforts
are in progress to secure the appointment for
the most capable, experienced, trustworthy
man who can be picked out, irrespective of
party. SPRITE.
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ss-THE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN,
HUssARs TILTIEa CLUB are requested 70 call
on Messra. HEhKE . MILLER and leave ordsr. q !.
for their Uniforms. ..c,,.,.s,- 49,.
/ By order Of the President.
F.: -2scfHS J.0w. BIsoHoFF.
os,o secretary.
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@ DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORANTt
checks Inflammation and assists the lungs teex-
pel the Irritating matter which accumulnses In
tho bronchial tubes. =l,.r nov2L6nkw
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- THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST AREesf0N, SO
NOVEMBER r. ls72.-rhis Once win sbeclosrd
on THURSDAY next, the Natonsl Thanksgiving,
Day.. Mssursies Of that day must be anttcipsssd.f
nov27.I = .-;,', SCI F. A tAiTGHELI. Cesniss-G,i
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eFCoNsIGNEEs' n NOTIC,E.-TRE
Bark WALTER is discharging at oentrs, Wharf.
All Goods not removed BY snnses wi be stored at
owners risk and expense. No claims viii be
allowed for damages or otherwise unless noted 70
removal Of Goods.
noy27.1 MOSES GOLDSMITH 4 Son, ASsnsS. %
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~ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ABE
hereby cautioned against harborng or crediung
any OF the crew Of the British Bark J. B. DuFFuS,
as no debts will be paid by the Captain or 49,.
noy2I8 B. @. WILKINS CO., Agents.
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nr CITIZENS, SAVING BANK-OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON BRANCH,
no. BROAD sTREET.-THuRsDAY. 2sth init,,
having been appointed Day Of National Thanks
giving, this once will be closed. All maiurtties
of that day must therefore be anticipated. = 10 =
.poy27.l =. D. RAvENEL, Jr, ,,CaRhief.'
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
A Complete List of. the Members OF the
Legislature OF 1s7a-73.

A Complete List Of. tho Members OF the
4 Legislature Of 1s7a-73.
The number of members of the General As.
sembly is l57, viz: So senators and 124 repre-.
sentallves. or The senators s are Conserva.
tIves and Is are Republicans, and of the rep
resentatives 2S are Conservatives and 10l are
Republicans. The Republican majority on
Joint ballot is IS. OF the senators l6 are
colored, and of the representatives so are
colored. A complete list of the members is
given below, the names Of Conservatives being
printed In italics: az
South Carolina Senate.
1. Cain, Lawrence, Edgeaeld, colored.
2. Cardozo, Henry, Ksrshaw, 'oolored.
8. Clinton, F. A., Lancaster, colored. !,
a., Corwin, b. c., Newberry. white.
s. Dickson, E. E., Clarendon, white.
8. Donaldson, T. O., Greenvllle, white.
7. Duncdn,. D. r.. spartan6urg, white.
8. Dunn, T. G., Horny, white. g
9. DuuaH, @. ", Chesterfield, white.
10. Ford, Sandy, Fairfield, colsred..
IL. Gaillard, 8. E., Charleston, colored.
IL. Hsyne, Chas. D., Aiken, colored.
l3. Rolcunbs Vim. E., PlckanB, white.
IA. Hollingshead, Jere., Abbsville, white.
Is. Hope, j. c., Lexington, white.
l6. JamIson, Jas. L., Orangeburg, colored.
II. Jervey, wm. B., Charleston, colored. ;
ls. Jeter, Z. B., Union; white.
10. Johnston, ". E., Sumter, colored.
20. Jones, wm g., Jr., Georgetown, colored.
81. Keith, Vim. O., oconee, white.
%. Lee, John, Chester, colored..
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-16

Gg- A funny incident occurred at a De
troit barber's the other day. An old ne
gro arose from his seat to take one of the
barber's chairs, when looking at one Of
the pier glasses, he saw, as he supposed,
another gentleman about to take the chair.
The old darkey at once apologized for ris-
ing out of his turn, and was about to sit
down, when he noticed his image about to
do the same. He again arose, and the
mysterious stranger followed. This was
repeated two or three times much to the
darkey's disgust, and he finally yelled out,
eff it's your turn, why don't you sit down?'
amidst shouts of laughter from the rest of
the customers.
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tB The philopena trick, where the
young lady takes an almond in her teeth
and the young man bites it off," used to
be popular in Doylestown, in this State
but it is hardly ever tried any more since
the painful accident which occurred at
philopena party not long sine. The lady
who held the almond between her teeth
was somewhat advanced in years and not
little dilapitated. The almond was uncom-
monty tough, and the man who nibbled was
in deadly earnest. He closed his teeth on
it and pulled. 1t would not give. He pull
ed harder, but made no impression. He
clinched his jaws upon it and gave despe-
rate wrench. 1t is unpleasant to relate
what followed but as truth crushed to earth
will certainly rise again anyhow, whether
we try to keep her down or not, we may be
pardoned for saying that as consequence
of the violent efforts of the young man, he
found himself standing up in that room
holding in his mouth a nut in which were
fixed double set of porcelain teeth be-
longing to the aforesaid maiden. 1t was
embarrassing in certain sense for all par
ties the young man thought it would be-
soothing to the feelings of the company if
he went home. Other and less perilous
games are in vogue at Doylestown now.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-16

c5g-A few days since one Of our popular
attorneys called upon another member of
the profession and asked his opinion upon
certain point of law. The lawyer to
whom the question was addressed, drew
himself up and said 81 generally get paid
for telling what know" The questioner
drew half dollar " fractional" from his
pocket, handed it to the other, and cody
remarked "Tell me all you know and
give me the change" There is GOODNESS
between the parties now.
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H U M 0 R 0 U s +.
Didn't Like Mutton.

A good story is told of the recent excellent
performance of Handels Messiah" at the
Broadway Baptist Chnrch. A farmer took
his wife to hear the grand music so splen4
didly rendered on that occasion, and, af-
ter listening with apparent enjoyment, the
pair became suddenly interested in one of
the grand choruses "We all, like sheep,
have gone astray."
First a sharp soprano voice exclaimed,
We all, like sheep"
Next deep bass voice uttered, in the
most earnest tones. .
"We all, like sheep"
Then all the singers at once asserted. {
I'VE all, like sheep"
"Darn'd if do ~ exclaimed old rusti-
Gus to his partner 81 like beef and ba-
con, but can't bear sheep meat ~
There was an audible litter in that vi
cinity but the splendid music attracted
attention from the pair, and they quietly
slipped out.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-16

GB-Two neighbors living in Westchester
county had long and envenomed liti-
CATION about small spring, which they
both claimed, The Judge, wearied out
with the case, at last said "What is the
use of making SO much fuss about little
water?' "Your Honor will see the use
of it," replied one of the lawyers, "when
l inform you that the parties are both
millxmen."
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CB-The grandma of little four-year-
old had been telling her one day not to say
that people lied, but rather that they were
mistaken. Her grandma, to amuse her,
told her bear story, which was tough
one to believe. After she had finished, the
little girl looked up into her face and ex-
claimed, Grandma, that is the biggest
mistaken / ever heard"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-16

GdS A Girl of nineteen, was continually
manifesting her natural lively spirits in
laughing che, he, he" for which her good
mother gently reprimanded her, saying
that it was not nice to be for ever uttering
that masculine pronoun che" "Pshaw,"
returned the daughter with bewitching
archness, "don't the fellers all laugh her,
her, her?" Her mamma had nothing to
say.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-16

tB-A very little girl was learning to read
and part of her lesson ran (: "The cat has
a rat" She thought moment and then
exclaimed f: "Cats don't have rats, cats
have kittens. But sister Susan has.rats in
he. hair"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-16

eB-"Do you think Jonah cried when he
was in the fish's bellyp" was the question
put to an oily seaman by sleek querist
"Don't know" replied Jack, "but should
think not as there was plenty of blubber
without his'n."