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MARRIED..

On the 9TH inst, by the Rev. '. r. Shfnjef, II.
g. klick OF Ohio, and Miss susanna Docbier Of
Center TWP.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. =. Adrand, Mr.
George liakcenberv and Miss Mary NJ. Goss,
both Of Bcavertown.
ON lhc 10th last, by Rev Graui, M Solo.
mon kn0use ot Juniata 60. and Miss Louisa
Smith OF this Borough.
Un lhsl&th iust by tho snmc wilson Ifuussr
aud Mise biglio Deater, both of Union Twp,
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fnSSrvro AcApnar--Thc Spring sss.
sion Of ihis Institution will open Tuesday,
April "a under the tuition Of Prof d. S. .
Boyer and tbs u.ual complement Of able
Instructors.
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HiEDw'Eg AYD QrEHSSwARE.
SALT AND FISH,

Ani in fact ryo-ythug usul.ly kept in n
trd class cvnn'rs stove fjl " which W.
offer ~ greatly reduced prices ior Cash or
'oUuiry rrucurc.
Having nya 'al-'' "Nr.fi,fcs IN tho.
business, we r1'tcr ours elves that We can
rir1.c nui ,tl.sty al our cu.tumcrs.
Hoping g N'.i'i nit"uiiuu tn business,
val 20 ID. itc 90 please al. rou.rit o iihcr,
.'" "i ,uHur patronage. Our motto is,
"p'lh Sues "Ui Sm1N Prof'S"
Nr at, ~ 'o'.i 'hr' 'hc public cveminc
our s'.r'. nld lucrs before purchasing
'I'c"tr'r. 90. "c always SHOW our gools
With ,cr .uc.
uLLrEilH IS EOwEH
H,nuury'lt luurlI. ~ It
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MANHOOD WOTNSuooD-Who NAV marry
who not why l01 pages. lmpoliments Cuus' 5
and Cure, send 2jt. DR.. WHTrIER, 295 Penn
OIL INtaOuIE, IA sclity
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TO Consumptives-

The nd vertser, having been permanently cur.
ei oi lhat dread disease, Consumption, by sim.
PIC remedy, Is ANXIOUS 10 make 10 his fellow suf-
lerers the means OF cure. 10 all who desire IL
no VIII SEMI eepy OF tho prescription used, (iree
OF charge, with tue directions for preparing and
using tho Same. which they VIII mud sunE
ctkk Tor rtoNsVMPTioN, Asthma, BRoNUHITfs
&c, parties Wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No lsily
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On anl A'lsr MONDAY NOV. =. ISL
the trains on the Philadelphia & Er.e Rail
E0ll VII rIa as follows
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| ENI KELLER,
Manufacturer Of and dealer in
L L X \ | II L r f.

Would respectfully iucorm the citizens OF
Sclin.grl,e nGi vicinity lhar he manUihc.
rurc- % order and Aocp, constantly on haui
CHNIGS OF ALL EISnS,, AND
Furniture of every Description,
sr the very lowest price lie rc'pccliully
invites Hu 'Nnuiuntion of
BLD~TEhuS. BUREAUS, TABLES, SOFAS
Lbl NGEo, STANDS, CHAIRS, ~.
G..' \ special invitation /. extended 10
ne"l married folks to call aud see my stock
before purchasing elsewhere
LEVI Keller.
SeliEsgroyc, Ar.il G, is7O-f
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Pup. Cs'|
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-19
JOTTINGS ABOUT THE STATE.

The Hon. B. B. Carpenter has qualified as
Judge, and will reside In Columbia.
Colonel Hoyt iell on the steps of the capt.
toll In Columbia yesterday, severely bruising
himself.
The Temperance Advocate, published in
Camden, speaks cheeringly Of the fourishiDg
condition of the temperance lodges there.
The Independent Fire Company, OF Co.
lumbia, have elected John Dorsey president,
vice Jno. Mckenzie declined.
Geo. Duckett, a colored man, who testi-
fed for the defence on the trial OF the Laurens
prisoners, came nigh being mobbed in Column
lust after his return from q Northern tour.
The reverend g ntleman held q high and de-
served place III the esteem of all iWho knew
him, and his loss Ia much deplored.
Captain q. G. Smart, Iii an elaborate COM
munication 10 the Beaufort Republican, urges
the adoption by the Legislature of the propo-
eition TO form q new county, including a por-
ton of Barnwell and Beaufort. 1t Is supposed
the bill will be presented this session.
Que of the few claims allowed to South
Carolina claimants, for property destroyed by
the Northern troops, bears the name Of Isaac
Yaussnt. He set up q claim Of $4l6 for two
mules, and his corn, &c. They have allowed
him s3l5: this will be very acceptable to the
old man, who has but one arm. and was q
soldier in the last war with England.
Captain Charles Hoslner, Messrs. B. b.
Palfrey, John DeWolfe and E.. s. Shurtlif ar
rived last week at Beaufort in the coast survey
schooner G.. N. Barke, and are engaged In 9
snryey of the inland passage between Broad
River and st. Helena Sound. The work will
require patient labor, but tho advantages Will
be commensurate.
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SOUTH o4Ro1INa CONFERENCE.
Fourth Day.

Fourth Day.
[pRoM DUB SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
ANDERSON, q. c., December l6, 1872.
The Conference met according 10 adjourn
ment, Bishop Paine In the chair.
After the usual religious services, Rey. G.
II. Wells, chairman of the committees on Sun.
day schools, presented the report OF his COM
miltee, which, after amendment, was adopted.
The report OF the committee on the publ
cation OF the minutes, recommending Rev. A.
N. Chreitzberg TO edit the same, was submit
Ted and on vote adopted.
Rev. J. w. McKoy, representing the com
miLtee on temperance, presented mis- report,
which alter amendment was, on motion,
adopted.
The name OF Icob 8. Conner was called, his
character passed, and he Was granted q su-
pernumerary relation.
The report of the committee on books and
periodicals was submitted, pending which the
Rev, DR.. A.. G. Haygood, The sunday. school
secretary, addressed the Conferences, making
honorable mention of the literature Of the
church, but addressing himself particularly 10
The Sunday-school literature published under
his editorship at Nashville, Tenn.
A proposition was submitted To Conference
looking to The raising Ut ten thousand dollars
by the members OF Inc body, and forty thou
sand dollars IN addition, throughout the State,
during the coming year. Nearly all OF the
stock Of The first proposition was promptly
taken.
The secretary read the financial and stats.
tical exhibit of the Conference. 1t shows an
Ia number OF church members, and
for moneys raised by the order OF the Confer
ence, as we'll as Tor the purposes OF ministerial
support. Rev. T. Raysor, treasurer OF the
board of missions, reported an increase OF
sixty per cent. of missionary funds raised du-
ring the current year. Conference adjourned
with benediction. w.
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SPARKS FROM THE HIRES.

Congress yesterday ~euloglzed Garrett
Davis.
The smallpox is increasing In Washington.
-Ex.mayor Thomas Purse, Of Savannah, died
yes erday, aged seventy.
: -Coltsx accepts the editorship OF the New York
Tribune.
shire. Englanh, Yesterday.
Emperor William has granted Blsmarck'a re-
quest to allow vi Room to act Professionally as
president Of ths Prusslan Ministry.
Robert Bowles, or the f1rm or BoWles, Bros d
Co.. has been sent to Newgate Prison, London, to
await his trial.
"A raln-st rrm Of twenty.four houra' duration
prevailed In England yesterday. Large tracts OF
land In Leiceslershire were flooded.
O. The second trial or Stokes for the murder OF
Fisk began In New York J sterday morning. Els
counsel expressed themselves hopeful OF his &C.
qniItal.
Charles 3. r. Bowlts. OF the Paris banking firm
OF BOwles Broth re- j. Co., was arrested In Spring
field, Massachusetts,, yesterday at the instance OF
q depoBitor.
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PaaScnRerHs

Per steamship Champion. for New York-Mike
McDermott. DR. Rogers and wife, Mrs Mitchell, Z
] Liley, wife ann infant. DR. Fowler and wife, @
Caen, a Noble, Mrs A L Farr, d n Smith and
wife Ht.s F Il Bagg. P Fridenoerg, ] P Walsh, 9
W Mitchell and wife. A 3 Dunbar and wife, K
Denton. ] Brown, @ Dewitt. Mrs Enston. T 3
Brigham, J Bacon. Mrs Q e Chichester, Miss 8
Mckenzie. W Sawyer, Fanny Sawyer, Mary
Sawyer, " @ Mood, e n Mood. Captaia Arm.
strong. Miss Muir. az. Miss B Collins, B 3 Collins
and wife, Meta UolIids, Mrs Adams. Miss Stanton,
Miss Berry, J Grimb8ll, B Ulose, 3 A Sherwood,
III Rogers's servant, Dr Fowler's servant, and Is
in the storage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, nom Savannah via
Beaufort. 6c-Hrs Harrison, Miss Mcclure. Hrs
W.T. Meme ty, chilli and nurse. W NiVer, d
Glenn, T P Lnwndes, W E Haskell, Major b Lee,
] Harrison, F Brent, snd as on deck.
Per steamer II y Allison, nom Edisto, Enter
prise, de.-1iss e II Jenkins, Miss Rtordsn, Mrs 8
II Jenkins. masters ] b and A A Jenkins, DR. O
LoSnosky, J = Legare, J F Townsend, IA Beckett,
W Beckett, J L Beckett. - Mikell, A 8 Bailey, e
NJ Baynard. Jr, W Baynard, O B LaRoche W 8
Edings, 6 II wilson, Q A Bowman. J T Sally, T q
Vennlng, F Fowles, q Thomas. W W Gray.
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RIoR.-rhere was q good and well supported
Inquiry for this grain at lrmer rates; sales about
400 t:erces clean Carolina, among which were 90
tierces st OK, 10 at 7, 48 at 7 3.18, 100 at Z 6.16, IS
at 7X. We quote: Common to fair at sK@6X,
good 747xc.
NAVAL STORES The receipts were so bbls
spirits turpentine and $50 Dbl. rosln. There were
no sales Of note.
FREIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, di rect, "a
on uplaLds, - on sea Islands; via New York,
xd on uplRnds, - on sea Islands; by
sail IA on uplands, and ls.1sd on sea islands. To
Havre, 1c on uplanda. CoastwIse-tn New
York, BY steam, 10 on uplands and - on sea
islands; 81 p fierce on rice; 6oc q Dbl on rosin;
by sail, &c p b On cotton; - p fierce on
rice; soc a bbl on rosin; t11@l2 q n on lumber;
$l2Rl2 so 2 n on timber. To Bost n, by steam
xc on uplsnds and 81 50 a tierce on rice; by sail.
&c p fb on uplands; rosin Toe; ressWed stun
$l2@l2 80; timber $ls@1s 80; phosphate $t96 SO.
TO Providence, by sail slo@1l p II on boards;
- b on cotton; by steam Xc vic New York
To Philadelphia, by steam 80 on hollands; 81 Is
p fierce on rice; 600 2 Dbl on rosln; 81 on spirits.
Through bills of ladlng given to Boston, Provt.
dence and the New England cities ore regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, So q II on boards; $12 on timber;-7
ton on clay; So 50 on phosphates. To Baltimore,
by steam - q b; by sail $s@s SO q Mon
boards; - on timber; So so p ton at city; SAG
Z 50 4 ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
treIghts from Georgetown. s. O.. Darien and Satil.
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@l2 q II are TIE rates on timber
and boards.
E1oHANas.-sterlIng 90 day bills 2oa.
DOMESTIC EXcHANGK.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at K@X per cent. on,
and sell at par.
G0Lp-12K@I3K.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NKws.l
C,,n Dr. r1u No naoa~har

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWs1
FAIR BLUFF, NC, December Is.
A fearful accident beiell the southwark
bound night passenger train on the Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad about ten O'Clock
last night at q point three miles distant from this
place. The train, owing to come cause which has
not been ascertained,r ran or the track, and the
four passenger cars caught fire and were utterly
destroyed. The presence Of mind Of one Of the
train hands, who at the critical moment IN.
compiled the baggage and express cars and loco.
motive from the passenge; cara, separated the
forward portion Of the train from the burning
cars, and thus saved all but the passenger
coaches, two of which 1ere Pullman's sleeping
GERS, one bound for Charleston and the other for
Augusta. Wonderful to relate, no lives were lost.
Great praise Is given to Captains Marsh and Wal.
ker for their unremittIng attention to the passen.
gers under the trying circumstances A lady
passenger who was on the Inflated train, describ.
log the disaster, says:
THE whole catastrophe was terribly sudden.
"Our car caught fire from the stove 8 moment
latter the train ron OF, aud IL less than fifteen
minutes both sleeping cars and the TWO passen.
.tger coaches were q mere Pile Of blazing timber.
at seems miraculous that nobody was seriously
"hurt. But there was no panic or confusion,
"and the conductor aud his assistants behaved
with remarkable ~coolneas and good judgment.
Most OF The passengers made their escape from
.'the burning wreck by climbing or being pulled
Through the car windows. Many Of them sue.
'ceeded In saving everything, hut our party OF
']adEes lost all their travelling bags. wrappinga,
$50. 1t is some consolation TO know that our
'trunks are safe In the baggage car, which, with
'the locomotive, is uninJured. At the time OF the
"accident 1t was raining, and We were all com.
"pelled to stand wet and shiveripg In the swamp
'for about an hour, when tbs train hands having
''succeeded 10 getting the locomotive and bag
''gage car in order again we were taken In
che latter to Fair Blnfr, which was not far OF,
'where we were treated with the utmost Kind.
''ness by the landlsdy."
The work Of clearing the wreck was vigorously
pressed, and was completed SOFAS to permit the
passage OF the train this morning from Whining.
ton, by which the belated passengers proceeded
to Florence and points beyond They arrived at
Florence, however, too late ID! make connection
with the noraing train for Charleston. A.
The Cause OF the Disaster.
C%oLUaBrA, s. O., December 10.
The disaster at Fair Bluff was caused by the
breaking Of a rail-, which caused The cars to tilt
and upset both stoves and the Kerosene lamps In
the frat coach, which ignited at both ends and
BET fire to the other three passenger cars. Con.
ductor Marsh. with several Of the pLsae glrs
from the burnt train, arrived here this evening
on lhe train which left here this morning, and
which was sent back from The acene of the iun
Cd. Several persons were injured By the acct.
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Now York Naval Stores Market.

NEW 1Onh, DcSShioSt w.
From the Daily Bulletin: Receipts TO-DAY pug
btli rosln. Spirits turpentine Is again easier but
rather quiet. sales so bbls at 6se, leariy 10 tne
day. DO bills at SIC, and 200 bbls at soc; the latter
RON or the market. Shipping order was IN con-
siderable demand, and bids reached as high as
81 x without sales however. We quote at STA
SIX for merchantable order. strained - very
dnIi and wholly nominal. A buy er would nave
70 nav So 10, though it is doubtful IL q seller In
omen market could obtain a bid over So 80. The
liner grades are in some request, hut sales only
made at very low figures. We note 200 Dds No !
at So 9Oa4, loo bbls pale at 81 5Oa5, 70 Dds pale 81
81 Six, aud 500 bbls rosln on private terms. Tar
and hitch unchanged.
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@s- BELL sCHNAPPs, DISTILLED

@r BELL SCHNAPPS, DISTILLED
by the Proprietsrs at schiedsm, In Holland. An
invigorating Tonic and Medicinal Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from q.
deleterions substances. It Ia distilled from Bar
ley of the finest quality, and the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy, aud designed expressly for czses
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, Gout, Rheu.
mattsm, General Debility, Oartsrrh OF the Bad.
der, Psius In the Back and Stomach, sadual.
diseases Of the Urinary Organs. It gives relief
in Asthma, Gravel and Calculi In the Bladder,
strengthens and invigorates' the system, and Il
a certain preventative and cure OF that dreadful
scourge, Fever and Ague.
CAUTION ASK for "HUDSOE q. woLFE'S
BELL SCHNAPPS.n
For sale by all respectable arocers and Aposhs.
carries.
HUDSON @. WOLFE 4 co., Sole Importers.
once, No. IS south william street, Kew York.
sepS0-8mos .
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@-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintance Of Ar. and Mrs. Vim. B. Gusrard,
and OF the o VIM. Lizard Bull, are invited to
attend the Funeral Services Of Nrs. GUERARD,
at st. Aichael's Church, at half past 2 O'Clock,
THIS AFTERNOON. decfo
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w-OFFICE CLERK COURT OF CON-
MON PLEAS, CHARLESTON COUNTY, CHARLES
TON, S. O., DECEMBER IL 1872 Notice Il hare.
by given to the Bar that the Calendar No. s, tcou.
sisting Of the Old Process Docket n the cases
under appeal from Trial Justices' Courts win b.
called on THURSDAY next, and that on FRIDAY
motions for new trials will be heard. .
By order OF Judge GRAHAM.
JACOB WILLIAM,
declS-2 @. {. p. and @. 8.
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MarrHn.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. home, on fhe
morning Of the l2th iHstant, bythe Rev. efimfs
Drayton. W. B. MCCLELLAN, Of Santea, to PINNY
n, second daughter or Vim. 7. s.uders, Of this
city.
Observation-Disclosures the ID instant,
at THE Oaks - near Barnwell Village, BY Rev.
Father Folchi, q. W. RICHARDSON 70 aiLLIs 4,
second daughter Of Judge 4. p. Aldrfch.
8rSavannan and Augusta papers please COPY.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December 16.
SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 100 casks, De-
cemoer delivery, buy ers' option, at IS cents per
gallon for southern packages.
RGsN.-Strained has declined Is cents. Sales
OF 500 bbls on spot at So, 300 bols strained, De-
cemoer delivery, buyers option, at s. 10, n 100
bbls extra No lat s. Is per Dbl
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HARD ON THE CLAIM AGENTS.
WAsH1NaToN, December ID.

WAsHINaToN. December ID.
The secretary of the treasury gives notice
that the department VIII recogniz, the right Of
principals to revoke any power OF attorney, and
that the draft for the proceeds Of any claim will
BIZ delivered to the prlncipal. unless he shall have
given authority for It's delivery 10 On agent;
which aulho;lry has not been amulet or I'm.
paired when the draft is ready for delivery.
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CRUDE TURPEHTINR.-Market quiet and nm.
changed. sales OF only 81 bbls at So rs for hard
and S. for yellow dip aud virgin.
TAR.-Has further declined % cents. Sales to.
day OF $50 bbls at So 26 and 25s bbls at So per Dbl.
CoTTON.-The market IL firm, with sales Of 12s
bales. We quote as follows: Ordinary 100: good
middlIng lsX; middling lsh to 1sX; strict mid.
ding 10 to tox.
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rs THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaiutances Of Mrs. ANNA F. LuOKEH, OF Nj.
Anna Huxol, and OF Mr.. and Mn. HenrJ Buck.
are respectfully invited 20 attend the sFanersl6e
the former. at the German Lutheran Church,
King street, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, With ut
further Invitation. decls.s
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ns- FRIDAY, THE 2orH INSTANT

~ FRIDAY, THE 20rH INSTANT
havsns bsenf not .pnrt 20 . Day Of Fsstiug and
Prayer for all the Churches throughout the world
10 communion with the church; OF Enslsrd,ts
United Service fal the Episcopal Churches In the
city may be expected at st. Philips CHURCH. ct II
A. NJ, when a Sermon viii be preached and the
Holy Communion celebrated. Seats iree.
decle-2S =
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OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, December Is, 1871
CoTToN.-This market exhibited an active and
steady demand, with the rates about kc q ID
frmer on the better grades. other qualities un.
changed; sales near 2ooo bales, say 0 at Is, s at
15K, II at 15K, "A at 18. II at II, % at Tx, q at
INK, II at Tx, 81 at 17x, Is ct Tx, 80 stl7X. 127
at 1s, 4s at 1sK, 95 at lsX, $50 at lsH, 9 at 1sx.
500 at 1sX, so at l8X, 40 at 10, 100 at lsX, 125 at
lsx, u at IsX, 70 at IsK, 7 at1sX. We quote:
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- BATOHELOBs HAIR DYE-THB

~ BATCHELOBs HA1RDYE-PHB
superb Hair DYE ia the best In the world. Per-
fectly harmless. reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No Ridiculous tnts, or unpless-
ant odor. The genuine ". A. Bachelors Hnr
Dvs produces Immediately q splendid black or
natural brown, Docs not stain the sk1n, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful Tho
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists
Factory 10 Bond street, New York.
mehk- tuthslyr ~:
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6uenal Notices

@s- CHARLESTON, DECEMBER .1s.
1s72.-The Excursion Party from .Chatlosts. md
other points, will leave here at $50 A. r., On FRI.
DAT MORNING, the 10th instant. ~ sa&
decla!a g. B. PICKEEA q. IA.