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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-06-28

EXCURSION TO STAUNToN. Superintendent Per-
ry announces this morning that an excursion
train will leave Richmond every Saturday after
noon at 445 o'clock for Staunton, returning
Monday morning, affording tourists rare
chance to enjoy the Blue Ridge scenery. Pas
sengers can return on either the excursion OF
mail train.
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Richmond Advertisements.

Richmond Advertisements.
VIM. FULMER. GIDEON KoINERs
ENULMER 4 KOINER,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
1914 CARY STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
FOR THE SALE OF
FLOUR, GRAIN, TOBA Geo, AND ALL
KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
rs Cos1GNMENrs RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
REFERENCES. -Drs Henkel, Staunton, Va;
Capt. B. G. Patterson, Harrisonburg Prof. j.
B. Davis, Roanoke College; Col. N. L. Henkel
Liberty Mills, Orange County; G. W. Meyers,
Gordonsville; Ira Miller, Free Union, Able
marie County James Beazley, Jr., Stanards-
vile, Greene County; John H. Read, Honey
ville Page County W. N. Smucker, Franklin,
Pendleton County, West Virginia; S. B. Crit
tenden & Co., 1913 Broadway N. Y; James G..
Powers Co., lol Murray Street. N. Y; J. T..
Kirkpatrick Co., 35l North 3rd Street, Phila-
delphia. mar29-3m%
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49, eHi s2 sbusls bnn ,u2Iu 'psf Xlt %
.!iioMii ia,J si' w bup,"a sdi
s1sdqsomsa sdi dilssd 10 hax! al svuo >
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siye and pFAetcsl tSA .of flt'ai f5'ibs, Miilor!ty
rspsessatasioa. aad, ~ le9aepNfA rde6nsd
blessing TO the 0ovGruoen1s Wemsn SAT.
frags. The nrstof tAeDswih eomsaend Il, and
the second i, incorporated, ts 1prmons az.
to show they an: not sisaia 70, trnst The
muclf ,bsaed, oNcphinep with sapal, power
at,ths pallsE Rpt The stronghold the State
men hsve; n thats sbcaiosl isdincorporaled
in the Constitution providing shae Cesgress
may inser. Luz .fticle y decid1 uupooh uppooh fsegy.
ulesias marriage -, Unh, and Wfisb there
upon tG ID submlsted 10 . rtsin~k, the
people, .bti ifiNi,ee " mem, sbsfl aSoomsl
spotiba AZ ,f4s' y qIstjtapson; * ,1ens tss;
from eouyelsaiieR Will ptonilpp WfuRss.
thst they ~ disposed 1ew Wand awi ilLhennae
soInst ,she' suEkdssion Of the besd ~ tho
cbaish. p ;sSSs4 XVI ~ fiteB'! eopI8l q l1,Bit
spseeh beforo,i Ne conyeptiop !, { ,fR titpk
palygsmy asApsaelics mum ceases for 1<hel
nation hst'yo IastStessahiaed,e 'AltheulA ~snsr
slGgrn WIN hd iiti,t1 sttttf4t I, ,sd sHx
shersto'e the. MoimSea AXE II 10 to tGe%ssl1seas' IS
q accfRt Scoonas'iifntleq P1syjding sg.dIpS'
tho pFsf'ifs 81 X the Cong
Ofthe TINTED States sees that BY this nleaAsp
the vital 4ucslions NOW grown 10 such aas;t
eetbus' ihpoftance, eau - iber disp6Sed ~
quickly, peacefully, and finally BY THIS
method, the State movement In Uiah 10 not
20 hopeless - II was as first thought aoa l,s: =
In the event Of admission, I heard It suk.
gsssed in well Informed quarters .at Salt
IAkeithat1I at' t. i!sne,t Fl, ipn 81 fa.sf1
O. 'uh; TEE STATE oFREERs . '1rru
would probably be: Senators Capt. Hooper.
present delegate, and Hon. Tom Fitch
Representative, ex>Sscretary Frank Fuller:
and not inptoosbly Geo: @ Cannon, Gov 1
crnor. nu:, ~" i~..''..-''l -" ~
Al Omaha / mot John A. !ccirre,a,sh,on, who
many Q Montsnisn will remember - .
friend, and Mr.. W. W. Copeland, 1.-The Jim
Fisk OF the West" and ! lightning business
man, working up business for the l.,,. -, '',
h'rdCRsIoHToA FAR WEST COMPANY, ii l.
which 10 organized with Ar. Geo. 3. Ken.
nedy. I 6rst.rste forwarding agent, in
charge At Il Coripne. They have completed
their eastern arrangements and are now,
prepared to dobsaDiheas for Montana at a.
low rates - my company, and with assured !
prcmptisude the forwarding and trans.
poltstion departments Monianians will do |
we'll TO see Msssrs Kennedy. Creighton or
Monros before making other arrangements.
l will not recount the difficulties under
which lam whiting. ibdt u you csn dscipher
|his, you will not be subject - such Greeley.
Zraphics In the next FROM J. H. n. III
omaha, Naisa 10th, ls7a 1,'''"'- ' '.'H"'
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wonder of vesstatssa.

There u no tree known on earth which
subservea 20 many purposcs - the bamboo.
The Indian. obtains from It part of, his
food. many of hisn lssaAskip|d utensils, and
wood,aa ono. lighter and more capable ot
hearing Grealer strains than heavier timber
OF the same size. n Besides in expeditions In
the tropics under the rays of the vertical
sun, Lamboo trunks have more. than once
been used a. baspels. in which . water,
much putef than could be preserved In ves.
sels OF any other kind, is kept fresh for the
crew. Upon the vest coast Of South Ameri'
ca, and ip, sbs Arge islsnds Of Asia. bam'
boos furnish oil the msterials for the con.
structios of houses 1t once pleasant, sub>
stah,ial and preferable to those Of stone.
which the frequently " recurring earth.
quakes bring down, npon the heads Of the
ledgsrs: The lofttesg bf the .bsmboos 10 the
6ssMss. To- thelsracts whersst grove TO
the greasest PERT fscHQn, II some times rises to
The height pf 100 feet, with ., stem only 16
inches in diameter a& the base. The wood
itself u oaly, an, tuali IN ,t1ieknesat The
fact that the, bsmboe Is hollow hss made:it
emsnsntly useful for : vstiety of purposes
1t serves q ! measure for liquids, and Il
Ihiaed With, slid And bottom, trunks are
made of L. Small boats are made OF she,
largest ifabks, by strengthening them with
strips of other wood whefs needed. In one
day they attain the height zpf ssycral feet.
and With the micsoscops their development
can easily, abs watched, Bat The molt re-
lmutahls feature. shout aAe ,bembpo isthsir
ibhIsttnidg:ssl WithbsN tliis 1.lIasveaouS raj
pIany, y growth they bloom Shiy ,twics y,
. century, the Aeyer appearing At the, end
Of 6feyyssta. Lake other grasses, they die
,afeerihsvaae iborNeSeSd. oli9hS is.isa@" ans
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ifoErRY..,
RUTH

rThe following beautiful poctical gem We and In I
New York paper Noticing the initials ovss which 4
10 written. sous~hat pefreshes orr memory. In,a
party visiting tise hcadyaten Of the Snake and Vel
owStone Rivers Last season. was celebrated Yroees
sof, author and editor, * Nex York City. whose ab
sence from home WAS limited to the 9oth oef Elsesn.
ambee A. ne repeatedly assured ~ his pecseses
was ueeded there At thst time After bis arrival In
Sew York We reccived letter with this bsacf BIT
explanatory preface-"Arivcd home safc-the ,Asoy
Sas horD ths d.y s(tsr, and ~ aaMs Il Rgr1",, Apd
hte y the Ruth.-ED. NEW Nosraw WEST - 1,.,,
49,, What shall be the bsby's namei n,I
SHAH We catch from rounding tame '1''
''!2 Some fskeehocd word of fpsSisS "n'' Ti'
Ont Of other climes and dsys-3ni sdi h'i
-. Put upon her hrows newborn n, IN
d Crown. that other. brows hare worn %"
, tpli', hys,Jsg4s s:li .Efn aGil H. fupiftfG
ro,. shall We tste ,ops( (earer yora, ,,oi4 al.
Once within opr circle heard, '"'
Cherished ut though epoken icsss- '""nni
~ > shan we by ttss3ooassssst - rf'h'' q
,,'1,, On the ssbys lsstle bead, r",: J. --s. W
-.,t sof:sa'' a:Ain our dead'r ~, .gu gat,77
u,a sha)twechoose. name Of s,aes =. ri N,
', That belts the baby's face-- ,..rt.s1. .s..l
Something iull q childi.h glee,, !, .,....r.. .
To be spoken joyously7 ''''' "''' q
Something swccter, softer yct
That shs'rssI ~Beix1d pprpsrIiy
Nay; the history of the great
Met not weigh oar baby tate- q S'f'" ~
Nay; the dear ones disenthralled .,'"'" T..
rr, 4ust not he by us recalled ,c ~...,,.I
We ehall meet them soon again .
Let Us keep their names TIL then!' ''
Nay: we do not seek word '',''' '''
"'"'' Fora kitten or biId" ~ I",t u. y
Not to suit the baby. ways, ,'. .'.'.nt .!ft
..,.; But to wear In after days. .tc.,.,- otl
Fit for uses grave and good
- Wrapped in future womsnhoodr r'''
For the mothers loving tongue !
While onr daaxster stiA u young; ~
-. Fertile masiy lips. that may ~, I"u....I,
Call her maiden heart away, '.,,.. -.
For the time. yet tendercr,
'.'' When heS children think Of her. o. ''
Let us choose 4 Bible name,
One that always hides the eame, ' '"''
,,,:l Sacred, SWEET, In evsry land .,,,.r-r o..
e., AL mems reverence To- command:
For our earthly usee given, |
Nathess, musical In heaven! ''1
't.' One know these name. amid .'.'. l.
" B." "Bcauty" is iis meaning hid: ir' =
She who bore II made II good a d. ) u. ,.' Il
With bes gracious w0manhood; -,
Name for virtue. love xnd truth '"'
Let - can the baby AsAA!. Aw.I I'"l
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A letter from Hope ,Nellsy, ssys the VIZ
ginia Ente,prsse. informs % that the aSoN
In that region is ten feet deep On ste level
and moro solidly packed lban. tie oldest int
habitans ever seen il. Tbe ,yriIsr XII nh
on the summit few days sinee aAd, Soss4
the sn"w twenty feet Sspa :"sans..si,.,4 a@S..i,
Below the summit the Snow driNeo into
The ravines till the lillr tops, 81, ,Ibs saiisse
pines are hardly yisibls;H,'H ~; H. .lAys n hatSs
spent many winters n--thc Sierras, but
have never seea,, slie YnoH packet T0S hard y,
4 HOW u. spcnt :tSsxi*sintsrr of ,1SSi ss ID
Hermit Valley ,aa :lps fig :Trse route, when
We had twenty two, feet .Qf snow On .tha lst'
Of March, but It vaGnot packed like this
Should 3se,hays te@wAaks akGsp4Suaher
It would be sufficiently ,esm ,tq beg d,es,
horse. Now is the time Tor you city folks
to-eoms up -hsss and have . genuine Old
ashioned:skiek ndSzAi iyo6 do1teArs for
:'sa t 'l!''3t as .'lsg gas|:'asz
arc about Ten uilcs f1ooI IRoodl0edb, ,wbaV
the grsss 10 spsss9in9 spl-whss ! contrast !.
TfUdt iiyhipK 'opI ln6w sb0eE xfSul4 ~
quite ~ agHsay t6atou tS&a 1Siall t6tlwe
have plenty of itbsssi'whsn we can gst
plsasiSt sday..od1hs' dtsk;i ~ S6sS & ,a9Sa y.
placesj asd ~ ts1staiitsi~isot tpsckled hesp-
ties.. Ms 81 'ooaaSt day or two since. and
caught 6fiy in vsrreh0gt time. They ere
not lad 10 take this stormy wGaehoe. a
S0 0af .,7SrIXf jTGlI4E.lIINdE ~
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'd11EBloek Hllls Hlll ExcitenesA d
gif p.JN 1JW ylI I.ull s5ais a,.ai ~

| boil s.Sa II. 7i'a yll1lI .5iIii a.Tai arai
,,,rSsS x@sR4. 3 I. st4'Iseassass~, n. s
sGeiA iilluaarllsd, n the ,.ystemalic EFFORT
nsw aAkfsi in,eioux City i Ao's oreAni,s
~ tosa.hahtinEa s1pedsioh 10 shs Blact
Hills,, The excitement seems t6 bs glo1.
ing. 0reapiza.i6 6psy heyei Psln peEfeete.
and there is evenhl lseaaa ,toieelieve that our
Waived psikhbPr and fellqy -eidl.en, y:
spats n, 14hspt resaraI q, ,llee. apl9r
Ios qrdviotr ooaditi0s, +, fabaet q hAyD DslS
1ikwdA sltisseeiss t9rioasey 1dibsqlsSa ~
tks iinI4uip1sieHo lsS .adHkss.e s.esViahs hotas II
visi,essNp e., ~ An)e seon,Gy.l r.I
s.Dus,a aoedog our oAn, ,seok!sg gThs I'D
Ibusinen b no new thing under this WesS;
eli H. Jul: sddAsia iTEJIe Il Y atd16 d16hssdlt nk6,d
|is IN dR,afk ,HBls isghy.s There y no
leiaa,,n thGssee1waAsssapd BIG Rosa sseH
Igioos.. Thsss y also gsa1iau Ccsosado,aDd
N9YS3Ak, lpd;ttSy ~ 2 1l66taak k,,'1 1es
Itk.t tasyIsea a1aJcs sdspeslts haJe - An
'cseksdk kbwhalb yilld AslalIoe ea0 - ,sslisd
Iupp8 t1lS&aiA tAdIiSwAos uisys " 'eilsss1
I.f M p I5 ,.,I9 e. n IiIisg 4 I, 4
Il s3 b ,Sss:x!::s: Ssx:4s seS$ ,eSSIsss s:IS
b H4 i:;'!{ IA 1I.SbI sissn.S!sli1 isnslsli osss
-di.ss sd; ,o-4sss-, nsS
~ sssd ,ysd ., sA0a1UgoGs,i,a <ifi sessi ss1sa,
.Aia.r7 "a .six-i9 Dvs-~, ,ssrTr Ghss,N ssrys ~
G0aotpa0 9oeav vaUDo6lIln1DsU UE~ pRloeo
- NQo1:lg " 1r1 Doe1 2GW W6ieoIaARao
luUj1Ed01 Us1esuse eluAt .Woe06 -.
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TOMORROW.

= iDresntng In tho golden twilight, IL! = H.
Sits maiden young snd fair. r,,}, -.i,t
While the shadows slowly lepgtl,sa,, O.. t.,.
Building castles In the air,
Dreaming OF the coming morrow, gar
Bsigbtest day In hcr bright lifs- i p.jbT
All her love snd truth rswarding ,,ot lnr
With the holy titlc-wifc, a,.,..,..s
Dreaming. sits widowed mother, 'a.- ..
Aged not by time but care,
Like the maiden, she is busy '''"
Building csstlcs In the air, f'.'a
" Dreaming of the coming morrow, 81 a,,9
Day long looked for, now 20 near o.I
And she murmurr Ere another
Sunset, Charlie will be h.rs.'' .,..ug~ ...t :
Dreaming; sits . student lonely, 'it.' r. !"2o"
u In bis attic mean and bare, ..ri.'!i. I.
Though man. he 10 IL building yiiu.,a yt
Building castles In the cir, -,
Dreaming 81 Tic coming morrow,
Aa3 tps soa{ea fof TIP priasvyn
"wsst 'thoush oth-sss sirive. icire nx,
Mine 1t IT," he proudly cries.
Dreaming .s't.' s'' ...,dd,v;; youthful T.
rIn,his hapA~ ,rcps sf'hstr. NE-rTT
A.6azGaka K be isbsild(ngA W. IL ~ =
Building castle. Ia the air.
Dreaming OF the coming morrow,
When, the din Of battle Ger, :,
vistor c7oYae4 to hsl Mo @s~a ~ TgW
- Ile1;rr.arn to part no more = :
The morrow cometh, and the maiden,
Lonely, for false love weepa.
whiif tr widowed msthess daiisg II
Meath the blue wave eoundly sleeps,
e - stqdspt dissppointsd. 4sssyI JE;,,1ri
The 'prize snatched BY another hand,
The soldier. in tbs battle slam, Trrvvo,
Fills grave In far-of land.
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4 Cad u Five Lines Sqftnc TeA lines u thu
type. Local Business Notices 25 cents per line.
" cor+cesdpo,,,,dencc, TphoA ana nt~.y, eSscitcd
from ench camp. Writer'S name must accompany each
letter, To guarantee good faith. Permission to use
name or initials preferred
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,yaomisssj Usmad vi y'uo .i3si as8at
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sured except Carter, Who was caught early
,hh mofpihk Il III! Wqods ranch IL Kings
Canyon, Two mhtls south " town. When
found be was armed with bow and arrows.
winch w probably stole from Indiana Two
u ths ccnyicss xsrs seen near Washes lake
to.dsy. and others Nave been heard Of ID
different directions. 20 Three " four horses
w1fs Stolsa lsSt night from parties living
ns6F sown; Il " 'thought' They wwsrs stolen BY
The escaped convietA' '' Omcsss ~ out ID al
direeti6ss u psait1tuis. 'n'@i h'fa = = s''.
TIE Dsaysr 1gs,ss say,: W., A, Diyidson,
q BeSslder Valley. ,nss. valnont y opsaing
Co. pew cal mines, three or fouf miles
tSS Sde q IL piioe. siakipg down tvsn.
q ,es. Aiity tsst Is hai psossI,isd two
iasxIs = ysllns : xhjeA yisld epal taily equal %.
4 nj st,1. than, Nv bsfpss found II
Nortkefs Oojossdo. ~ y now sl1kin9
iRait a. iieSesr ~. Iasooslsd, old ID vKS sxpectasion
81 1sdisrS : 80 l53 tsSsii{fy,p p,a "a EIeI.r
yeiss ~ AiiS q = Wv ys TT cosst.
lSx. sTSs 1o 1o k;Si1a kSig1as ~ .ssd is.'1s sslapftiv,S 1--we
y a. 21tj6i ~ IL atmotpksss Il ~ Il Z NOT a.
o. u sh1t g " y6s SoaSaSsiryy., oaSSsiy Il s,ss oons
346 B46 y z slgss ~ i sa,lis
lQ4UQal1ni ~ shuHls bnn .aaid 'psf xi1 ol
yd du,iiii ia,J sh, w buptua sdI
s7sdqsomsa sdi dilssd 70 hax! al syg0 :.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-12

TROOPS OF AILMENTS VANoUIsHED.-On ac-
count of the promptness with which it checks
the fevers generated by unhealthy exhala-
tlons, Hostetter's Bitters is considered an in
disrensable family medicine on the borders OF
our Southern and Western rivers. and In new
settlements where the plough and the K are
for the frat time disturbing the solitudes of
nature. Its reputation, however, Is not con-
fined to such localities. Wherever the ele-
ments of disease are rife 1t is the surest safe
guard OF health; wherever sickness prevails, 1t
is eficsclous as a remedy. Among the seri-
GUS diseases which it is guaranteed to control
are Indigestion, billouBness, and all the minor
ailments connected with arrangements OF the
stomach, the liver and the bowels-such as
heartburn, headache, f1atulence, costlVeness'
nausea, dlstaste for food, languor and debility,
palpItatlon of the heart, trembling OF the
hands. noises In the ears, diaordered vision,
disturbed sleep and mental lnquietude. as
these physical and mental disturbances tend
to O general failure of all the powers OF the
system, they should be at once corrected-as
they always may be-by a course of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. octs-tuthssDkw
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savannah Weekly Market.

SAVANNAH, UCLOutT Lie
The market during the past week mas peen &c,
tive, and prices advanced someT VIVA a y the de-.
pression ia New York causet 8 shaoe essisL PttG IN
n he accented. The fourth day under review tLe
marker exhibited some weakness anu pIiSeo sS,o
Wsy A fair demand prevailed on neenssSSy,
although the market vas %eaA, n ~ ssioo ware
made. ,..o, ,,o vaer the market
uvaa inlet but nrm, and, under light onerlngs,
nrIces nave be n we'll sustained, IN spite ~ gear
money In England navinG 9 aepsessi fnr strict
middlinQs lsalsKc, middlings 17Xa!S, low MO
diines I7X, goo ordinary Tx: o dlnsry dohc.
Tha sales OF futures reached 500 bales, as loIoWs:
100. basis low middling; Jana as1 y ae,iset fyom no. isi
TO 18TH OF october. 17xc settlement; zoo, OASIS
low middling. October, 17]fc; loo, oass 10" mio'
dlipg, December, INC ,,o m
the receipts ut this porG for the week are as
follows: Pr Central EaiSfo sa,, lo,iS' k Iaaes sa ap,
nnisnd, from Augusta and landings on the river
sTs bates uplands. frou. Beaulort a Osles
ses islands, by Florida nteamers 30 oa!es up,
lands and 1o4 bales sea Island. by Doats ana
carts rs bales upland and II bales ssa isia1 no.
making q total OF POSTS bales uplana ahu log
hsles sea island, against le b82 bales upland and
40 bales ses island same period last year.
In tine ~nreyious receipts Of our tabnlateQ Abate'
ment. the cotton brought here from Charleston
IA NOT included, inssmuGh as 1t Will be accounted
for In our exports during the season. -,
the exports for he samg time have been as lol.
Iows: ForeIgn-to Liverpool 6792 bales upland; 10
HaYre S9os Upland; t, Bremen 1885 up,and. Cosss.
wise-to New York 1914 upland and 81 sea ls!aoa;
to Pb,ladeiphis 422 up. and TO Boston 32!7 CpLana;
to Baltimore so1 upland Iaax1ng 3 5Uase ss ~ I hs1eS
Sniand and SO sea IL and for the same period last
wear.
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HOTEL ARRIHALS-OCT0BER III
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
Mrs. OILS Larned, Massachusetts,; D.. II. Wat,
sou, G. F. Mcintyre, South Carolina; J. ).
Crosswell, N. G. Osteen. Sumter; G. Edmon'
stoD, Southern Express Company; @ P. Cook,
South Carolina; 7. Anderson, Connecticut; D.
Phain, Atlanta; J. N. Wood, EfiDgham; JIG
Pickles, Delaware; L. symmes, England W.
Newman, Barnwell; J. Gorham, Savannah.
Charleston.
W. E. Arnold, B. B. Reppard and sister
Savannah; A. j. Adams, New York; ). F.
Greer. Macon; E.. A. Marshall, Philadelphia:
+. D. Bucky and wife, Mra. J. Huff, children
and two nurses, jacksonville; B. G. Walker
and, wife, Aiken; H.. N. Brown, Macon; B: W
Briscoe, Rev. J. Abercrombie, J. Abercrom'
bic, Jr., New York; J. G. Weathersby, Phlladel
pbia: q. A. Royce, Boston; E. M.,stoebei,
Columbia; E. W. Mercer, J. Ottolingui and
wife, E. NJ. speights, South Carolina.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, y. c.......ocToBER 10, 1872
lat 81 deg 4s min 90 SEQ. Lon 7ades 81 min At sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York,
- hours to tue bar. Muse To James dger q
co, y u Rlilrosd co, ] e Adger b CO. ODAhrens
d co. D A ANIME, J Apple, Adams, Damon u co,
Edwin Bates q co, c Bart d CO, T n Br1stol q
co, W II BIRD d co, E 7 Brown, B Boyd, BIS
sell, J q BruDnlng Il 90, ] P Browne, Bollmann
Bros, W h Uhafee 4 CO, Cameron, Bsrkley d CO,
l. Chaplin, Crane, Boylston q CO, Chase q Outline.
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CO. %Furchgott, Benedict q CO, g Follin d Son, K
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& CO, N A Hunt, John Hurkamp. d 60, " ia raj,
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rords q co, Holiness Book House, Johnston,
crews & CO, Kllnck, Wicket berg q CO, LawtUn d
Hart, q W Krielte, j KosmlIsky, Kressel& Bran.
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Luhn, D Lopez, q Ieiding, y X Marshall q co. P
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The BAYoNEr IN GEoRGTA.-The Radical par
.ty managers 10 Atlanta appear to be hard
pushed for q sensation to create hostility be.
tween the races and prop up their rapidly tad.
ing fortunes in that State. Last Wednesday,
during the examination OF q few citizens
charged with violating the enforcement law,
a. theatrical display was made OF marching
twelve soldiers Into the courtroom tor the
"protection" of the commissioner, one Con-
ley. Of course the defendants were all bound
over under the heaviest possible bail, three
thousand dollars each, for trial in the United
States Circuit Court. Their names are 8. P.
Wells, 8. E. Morris, J. G. Brazelton. ]. D. oot-
ten, Thomas Jones, W. P. Lights, c. W. Hunt,
Geo. W. Simpson andtJames R. Ballanger.
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THEMARION's NEW STEAMER.

The formal reception by the Steam Fire De-
parlment of the beautiful new steamer just
brought out by the Marion Engine Company
Will take place this afternoon, winding up
with a thorough test of her abilities In actua
service. The various steam companies OF the
department will be escorted by Auller's brass
band to the Marion Engine-House, on Cannon
street, where the line will be formed at TWO
o'clock. The companies will then parade
down King to Hasel, through Hasel to Meet
ing, down Meeting to Queen, thence to Eas
Bay and Broad, n d:foally through bfoaa te
q point west Of Meeting street, Wnere LIT
trial will take place.
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REIIGzoUs .NoEEs.

The services at Christ Church will COM
mence to.morrow afternoon, at four o'clock,
and the sermon will be preached by the Rev.
John Johnson, of st. Philips Church.
The hour of evening prayer has been
changed atEthe Church Of the Holy Commu-
MON from 4ssO to 4P. @ ;at.st. Lnke's Church.
from s to 4 SOP. NJ, and at st. Stephens
Church, from 5 to T. NJ.
Rev. c.. s. vedder will preach, by invita-
ton, In st. Johns Lutheran Church, to-mor'
row afternoon, OF four O'Clock.
The services at the Orphan Asylum, to-mor-
row afternoon, will be conducted by the Rev.
d. J. Fox, D. D.
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LOCAL %LAC0NICS.s

-Jo6n Roblnson's posters are being pasted
up about the streets.
a mischievous person tried to get up a
sensation in Broad street., about hall'past
eight O'Clock lost evening, by crying IRE. +.
The State Grange OF the Patrons OF Hus-
bsndry will hold its next meeting at Column
bla, In: January next.
the cotton ginning establishment and
mill, conducted by Mr.. James P. Chase, In
Florence, s. g.. was accidentally destroyed by
fire. at three o'clock last Thursday afternoon:
The property was covered by insurance.
-Alexander Gale, the colored boy. who was
s,ahbed:at the Ten-Mile Hill, on Wednesday
last, by Peter Davis, also. colored, lied at the
CitysHospital5 about one o'clock yesterday.
morning. Darlng the. course of the day, a
Of inquest was impanelled, which. ad-
joured, over until Monday, 10 allow time for
witnes ses to be summoned from the scene CT
the ARRAY. Davis had not been arrested last
evening. FsTE.