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CHAT FROM C0LUMBIA.
Carter Still In Limbo--The Forthcoming
Application for the Release OF Captain
T~upper-Both Boilers and Regulars
Confident of Victory.

Confident of Victory.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO rHE NEws.I
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Monday, October II.
Henry C. Carter, the so-cslled government
agent. was brought up before Judge Melton to-day
on a writ OF habeas corpus. No facts were develop.
ed. The counsel, Mr.. Pope for The prosecution, and
Messrs. LeConte and Boone fJr tue defence. con.
nnIng themselves to points flaw. Judge Melton
wltl.holds his declsion until tomorrow, but the
indications are that the prisoner will be released,
as no legal forgery GIN be established Carter
keeps his own secrets, and leaves both Boilers
and Mcseyites as much In the dark as ever.
An effort will be made by his counsel, 1 IN.
derstand, to have Captain Upper released on
bail 10 q few days, and the venue WILL be changed
for his trial from Richlsnd to some other county,
and. perhaps, to another judicial circuit.
Mlt.ers are quiet here In relation to the state
election. The tickets have al been printed, and
full arrangements made by both parties to get
cut theIr respective followers;to the polls. and to
guard against frauds. The Boilers ire pretty
con6dent, an. are counting upon a heavy vote In
the upper ccuutes The Regulars, on the other
hand, poon, pooh the idea OF Noses Being beaten.
From all appearances the election Will be very
quiet aud unexcltng about here. QUI WYE.
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JACK Frost COMING.

WASHINGTON, October II.
Probabilities : The barometer will probably
fall In the Northwest aud on the upper Lakes,
with soutnerly winds, cloudy weather aad raini In
the middle mississippi and lower Ohio valleys.
Minds yeerinR TO the southwest, with cloudy
weather and frosts, in the Gulf and South Atlantic
States. Winds veering TO the northerly and east.
erly, with generally clear weather, from The "
L Ees over the Middle states and New England.
W,nds generally, northerly to westerly, with
tl,arlpg and clear weather, but increasing In tenn.
pera;ure, and winds southerly on the lower Lakes
BY Z ueSuay noon.
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A Saratoga Bank Robbed OF $500, 900 by
a Gang OF DesperHdoes.
NV YORK, October Il,

n saratoga bauk TAODpeu Oh SouO,OVO ny
a Gang Of Desperadoes.
NEW YORK. October Il.
The Saratoga County Bank, at Waterford,
was robbed, at an early hour this morning, or
over three hundred thousand dollars, by a gang OF
nine desperadnes. disguised IN Ku.Klax uni
forms. The robbers BecreLed themselves In the
house OF the cashier, Mr.. D. N. Hayaudberger
early last evening, and, afterwards, gagged the
enttre family, except the cashier, who they com.
PEELED to open the vaults OF the bank. The loss
TO the BANK Is about eight thousand i've hundred
dollars. The special depositors will lose about
three hundred thousand In United States bonds
and stocks. The cashier occupied rooms over
the bank, A reward OF ten thousand dollars Is
offered for the arrest OF the robbers.
Good TIme-Keepers.
CHICAGO, October ID.
Two sample trunks nlled with watches, valued
at twenty thousand dollars, belonging 10 ID. n.
Strauss, travelling agent for Rich. Berg q 20, OF
New York, were taken from the oflce or the hess
House, some time between one and SIX O'CLOCK,
on Saturday moraipg.
Franks or the Locomotive.
HARRISBURG, october II.
The engine OF a train at LeWIstOwn Bridge ran
Into on omnibus on saturday, killing the driver
and iuIuring seven passengers, including David
E. Robinson, cashier ofthe Miflln County Bank.
Radical Ku-kIuxIsm In Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, October ii.
There Was a riot last night at Covtngton. A
Grant procession, half white and hal( bla:K, wa,
paSslIg, and o boy shouted for Greeley. A negro
seid, '.ShOut him. when firing commenced.
There were many Intellectual shots, and q number
OF persons were struck with torches. The doors
and windows OF two stores were broken In.
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OYER THE SEA.
The military Insurrectlon in Spain.

MADRID, October IA.
A dispatch from Ferroll received In Madrid
late last night says that the lnsurrectlonists made
two attacks on the frigate Austurias on Friday,
hns IN hoIh instances were speedily reDulsed BY
the crew. Three government vessels are block.
ding the entrance TO the harbor OF Ferroll; and II
is Impossible for any vessels captured py me
rebels TO ret ont. Anarchy prevails In the lnsur'
Gent band, and it is believed that the Insured.
Zion viii be overthrown blythe first attack OF tne
government troops. Fifteen, hundred Insurgents
who had left Ferrol were intercepted anu IT,
Tne Carllsts continue their agitation 10, Csta-
lonia. where several have been arrestedincludiDg
some soldiers on .furlOugh. The capital is per-
fecsly tranquil.
The steamship Glamorgan,~ tine pioneer OF tne
upe between Cardiff and New York. sailed yes
terdRy. -
Prince Napoleon, escorted by French ag ents'
has arrived on the
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nrDo YoU.sUFFER WITH INDIGES.

NHrD0 YOBtSUFFER WITH INDUCES.
T1oN, Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs,
TIghtness Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructa.
lions Of the Stomach, Bad Taste In the Mouth,
Bilious Attacks, PslpitatIon OF the Heart, these
Pains In the regions Of the Kidneys, and 8 hun
dred other painful symptoms, are the onsprlnsS
OF Dyspepsia. II you would fnd immeoisss, re-
lief. use at once SIMMONs'S HEPATlo 'on'
POUND or LIVER CURE. 1t invisoraIes .ns
stomach and stimulates the torpid Liver sna
powe,s, which renders It Of unequalled efhcacs
IN cleansing the blood Of all impurities ana I'M
narting new life and vigor to the whole system.
+. is ready orImmedIste use, and for SAFE os
Dow1E, NOISE 4 DAVIS
.. Agents for SO. Va.
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no THE EDITOR OF THR NEWs.

TO THE EDITOR OF Il NEWS.
Believing that the present time Is one In
which every one should use hi, voting privilege
for themost available purpose that Is most bene'
fetal, I shall advocate the election Of F. ]. Moses,
IT., believing that he will endeavor to harmonic
the discordans parties that exist in our State.
whilst shall throw no venomeus dust at those
not born In Caroline, yet, rs q Car linian, he
must fesl an interest for the prosperity OF his own
State. The spirit OF local attachment must anil
mate every man's bosom unless he is dead to any
OF the simplest emotions Of the human heart.
shall give other reasons In other writings OF
his claim for Glbsrnatortal elevation.
CHARLEsToNIAN.
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ns- BAToHFLoR's HAIR DYE.-TH.

~ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
superb Hair Dye III the best In the world. Per.
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints, or uupleas.
ant odor. The genuine ". 4. Bachelors Har
Dye produces Immediately a splendid black or
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists
Factory 10 Bond street, New York.
mehb-tuthH1y.
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~ TIE PEOPLES TICKET.
For ConEress-second District,
Al. RANaIHR.
For shoSin,
G.. B. SIawALp.
For Clerk OF Court,
- JACOB wILL.NAN.
For Judge,
GEORGE BUST.
For Solicitor,
JOHN @. MACKRY.
For school CommIssioner,
E. II. GRlxKK.
For Coroner,
JOSEPH P. howard.
For. County Commissioners,
WILLIAM E. HOLMES LOUIS DUNNIxAN,
JOHN g. THoRNR.
For Senator,
WILLIAM r. JsRvBY.
House OF Representatives,
JAS. N. CARSON while, WILLIAM NoRI, cold.
g.. B. GARRETT. cold, T. P. AIKELL, white,
Is. SoLoHoSs. white, JACOB ROYAL, cold,
JOIN ". HALL, cold, R. @. BABKLEY, white;
]. ". REED, white, BENJAMIN BERRY, cold,
B. MORRISON, ST., cod, G. F. HkBHNIoHr, white,
D.. F. FLHMrsa, whire, VIZ. HARRISON, ccld,
]. 81. RoBRRTsoN, coid, W. A. WILSON, white,
sINoNs LUCAS, white. TONY GIBBS, cold.
ectl2-i
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Funeral NoIlrrs.

TT THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaIntauces Of Mr.. Fl. II. ABRAHAHs, and Of
Mrs. A. Fl. Abrahams aad family, and OF MI. A.
Falk and family, are respectfully in Iited to attend
the Funeral Services Of the former, from his late
residence, No. 2s Coming street, at 4 O'Clock. THIs
AFTERNOON. octls
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Matrieb.

ming, OCTOBER 10, 1872 at the residenc Of the
BRIDES father, by the Rev. L. 3. Shuck, MI. CHls.
LIeBENHooD, o. LeamlnGtOn Spa, England, to Mis-
JULIA EsTELLE, daughter OF Henry r. Stafford, Of
Charleston, s. @. No cards.
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Professor Fraser, of the University Of
"A roiing mill at Johnstown covering five acres,
ts burned. The losB is 100000. SeVeIai nfemen
The funeral OF william B. Seward took place
yesterday.
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THE INDIANA VICTORY.

INDIANAPOLIS, October IA.
The Republicans elect both congressman at
large. ShaDks Is defeated by twenty. eight votes.
The delegation stands nine Republicans to four
Democrats.
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MINERAL WATERS.

MINERAL WATERS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER, from the
Celebrated Greenprier White Sulphur springs
in Virginia
Congress Water
Geyser, Water.
For sale by DR.. q. B. ER,
No. Isl Meeting street.
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FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE |
sIPPINGs OF PUNCH.

STPPINGS OF PUNCH.
FREE TRANSLATION.
Medic tuttsstmus Tots. The Ibis Is safest in the
meadow. h.
FROM A COMPETITIVE IxAM. +.
O. Give what you know abous Pspyrus2
a. de WI q KING OF Egypt who established 8
paper currency instead Of the saseps' heads which
mad up TIL that time S S;ea p passing for money:
verse side were the words ET MO.
REASONABLE.
wife returning from shopping "Hnilo,
George. WHAT'S thls' Lave syol basn ordering
coasP" .. IL
husband greatly elatedl fHo. my dear; but a
mole from Bl0ggins-actuany1-lnost kind-hrd no
nick on The Moors. so, as ha.csu't send Us any
birds. begs our acceptance ollnall . ton OF Goals ~
VIE GLOW NIGEL Nov W can have that little
dinner party l'
K~P1THKLAHIGk.
pere Hyacinthe abjures mohasuc vows,
the childless father has become q spouse.
Blest with his cousorE In. their nuptial bower,
Behold The Hyaclnth q double hover.
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@Ielt on Npt,re.,

~> ANNOUNCE WIN. j. DETREVILLE
as a candidate for Solicitor Of the First Circuit,
composed Of erangeburg and Charleston Ooun.
ties. r#r7trr. -a.. oc,,ko
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~ CHARLESTON, OCTOBER IA,
1s72-MEssRs. EDITORS: Please announce that
1 am not q candidate for a seat in the State Leg1s.
lature, and oblige Yours, DC,
oct16 JNO. F. FIOKEN.
~FOR CONGRESS-GENERAL WILL
LIAM eURNEY.-MEssRs. EDITORS : Please an.
nounce General WILLIAM GURNEY as the Repub.
hcan candidate for Congress from this District
BE will be supported by the majority Of the
octo.7 REPUBLICAN VOTERS.
~ CONGRESSIONAL.-PLEASE AN
NoUNcE that Genera WILLIAM aURNEY Is not
the Nominee Of the Republican party for Congress,
rem this District. He Is an Independent Candi.
date, VINO proposes to run against the only Re.
publican Nominee, the hon. A. J. RANsIER.
oct14.3 FAIR PLAY.
~-ATA AN EXTRA MEETING OF THE
UP TOWN INDEPENDENT COMMITTEE, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen have been elected
to MI the following named ohlces:
For Governor,
R. PORTER, colored.
For Northumberland,
I'D. LABTUE.
For Secretary OF State,
JOHN KLEIN.
For Attorney-GsnsraI,
DICE RoTH.
For Comptroller-General.
NED CUBsrED.
For Treasurer,
". J. SRYLE.
For Superintendent OF Education,
JACOB JMKNs. colored.
bor Acknowledgement,
q. L. WOLFE.
Fol Congress at Large,
AIKR hogan.
For Solicitor,
n. @. LUDRN.
For SheEin,
B. z. SCOTT.
For Clerk OF Court,
F. O'RouRKs,
For Probate Judge,
]. W. REED.
For Coroner,
THOMAS COCHRAN.
For School Commissioner,
F. ". PrRpER.
For state Senator,
BALLIFoB PALMER, colored.
For County Commissioners.
W. G.. FIELD,
CAGE GILLIAN,
L. BUHuH.
For Representatives,
JOHN DoLIN, A. W.. THAMES,
GEORGE MCNEIL, T. A. LOYAL.
T. KKEaXN, CHARLES woLLMG,
JAMES DuNDoN. RICHARD LEE. colored,
e. SCOTT MILES, WILLIAM DUDLEY,
p. BRADY. WILLIAM GRoRGs,
L. l.. BRYANT, henry LNrsTRDT,
W. @. WHITNEY, EDWARD LABTUA, cold,
GEORGE STRONG, SIMON FHs.
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election Notices,
@-REGULAR REPUBLICAN, ICKE1

%-REGULAR REPUBLICAN, TICKET:
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
For Congress,
General WILLIAM ouRa1Y.
For sheriff, Ess
Dr.. w.D. P. AHHlu. %
For Clerk Of Court,
JACOB WILLIAM.
For Probate Jad9e, sa:2s-
GEORGE BuIsf.
For Solicitor.
Colonel B. W. sHxHouR.
For Coroner,
JOHN A. HUNTINGTON.
For School Commtssionsr,
PIP HYDdEs.
For stats Senator,
d.. B. B.. HEWITT.
For County Commtssionsrs,
GEORGE I. Cuasm0HAM,
l. DUHNKfAN,
JOHN 8. THoRHH.
For Representatives,
VIZ. @. P1NcKNEY, GEORGE CANNON.
apt. JAMES II. CARSON, DR.. B. A. BosINoa,
J. Z. CLYDE, Ri. NEk7s
B. q. BARLEY, r. 8. LIE, D.;
U. GLOVER, O. J. AHDHII,
ROBERT srHxoNs, ABRAHAM TxY1ox.
8. i. RUSSELL, A. B. krroHxIL, 49,,
& W.. BROWN, sTHPHs BsoKN, IN,
FRANK O. MnLIa SOLOMON D. HufsoI.
octl2-t
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Nsr TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OF
RIoE OF COMPTROLLER OF TIE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1s72-Wiereas'
BY satisfactory evidence presented to the under
signed, It has been made to nppear that the BanK
OF Charleston National Banking Association, IN
the CITY OF Charleston, 10 the County OF Charles
tom and state OF South Carolina, hes been duly
organized under and according to the require.
meuts Of he A t OF Congress. eatitled "An Act to
| provide q National Currency, secured by q pledge
of United States Bunds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June s, 1884, and has compiled with all the proVi
sIons Of said act. required to be compiled with
before commencing the business Of Banking nm.
der said Act
Now, therefore, /, JOHN 8. LANGWORTHY:
| Acting Comptroller Of The Currency. do hereby
| certify that the Ban K OF Charleston National Bank.
ing Association, In the City OF Charleston, in the
| County OF Charleston and State OF South Carolina.
is authorized to commence the business OF Bank.
ING under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
| Seal OF office, this 18th day Of September, 1879.
Us. L%ANGWORTHY,
Acting Comptroller OF Currency.
IT,, sepl3. 2mos
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~ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against harboling or trusting
any Of the Grew Of Bsittsh bark RANGER, from
Boston. as no debts OF their contracting will be
paid by me. J. FRANK COX.
octlb.3 Master.
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~ NoTIoE.-oFFIcR OF coMHIB-

~ NOTICE.-OFFICE OF CONNIE
sI0NERs OF ELECTIONS, oRARLEsf0N 6ouH.
TT. I RE.PRoOF BUILDING, OCTOBER 4fl,
1s72.-In pursuance OF General Stasutes, Titls u,
Of Elections, Chapter VII, OF the mannsr ofaco1.
Quoting Elections and returning votes, section {,
the undersigned, commissionerso Of Election, hsyp
and do hereby appoint the following named per.
sons as Managers Of Election. for the purpoee, OF
conducting the Election at the several, preckncfs
herein designated, at the General Election ob6
held on WEDNESDAY, the lstn day Of october ,
1917. All appointments "a Managers hefetofsee
made and not contained 10 this NO ics are harsby
revoked; aud q Polling places hsretofcrs fAssh-
lished and not enumerated herein ara abotshsd.
Elections viii be: held only ut the pisces apd b.
the persons herein mentioned. All Managers
hereby appointed are requested to qualify imme-
distely BY taking and subscribing 70 the oath Of
on1ca, prescribed BY Section 30, Of Article NO
the Constitution, and nle said oath IN thsomoeaf
the CLERK Of Court.
&. P. WALL. chAirma1;a
- G.. L CUNNINGHAM
w. ROLLINS, - :.ras-S)
Observation-Disclosures ~ ptao,top Ohav,asfon Cooafw
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rS- CONSIGNEES WANTED FOR (24)
twenty.four tubs LAIRD, marked W, Fer Steam
ship Virginia, from Philadelphia, October 2; also
for blrrel marked F. O. ARCHER. Unless
claimed, above article will be sold for expenses.
oct12-3 W. A. COURTENAY, Agent.
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c~ BEWARE OF CoUNTERFE1TS IN
purchasing HALLS VEGETABLE slCILIAN
HAIR EkEWER. The genuine has a private,
revenue s'smp. three inches long, with a likeness
| OF rr. Hall upon 1t over the CORK.
cctl2 stuth3D&w
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NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HERE.
BY cautioned against harboring or trusting any
OF the Grew Of the Br1s sh. Bark .'BELS STEWART
from Bo. ton, as no debts OF their contracting
will be paid by Captain PUKDY, or
octl48 ALFREDJ. CREIGHTON, Agent.
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TAXING TIE BOIL BIZ THE HORNS.

FoqR FOR HoBsoN,s CHOICE
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WINE AND IRON

DEF, WINE AND IRON
M
BEEF, WINE, IRON AND GINCH0NA.
These elegant and excellent stimulating TONES
are now getting into general use, especially In
cases OF delicate females and childie en-. They may
be had Of DR. b. bAEH,
No. 131 Meeting street.
A full stock OF Ellxirs, and all the other new
Pharmaceutical Preparations always kept on
hand.
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CHAT FROM CoLLETON

yorE FOB HoBsoN's CHOICE !
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THE NEWGATE CALENDAR.

VOTE FOR HoBsoN'5 CHOICE !
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

yors FOR ;HoBsoN's CHOICE
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Gperial Nptires.

Nar UNITED STATES INTERNAL
REVENUE, COLLECTORS OFFICE. SECOND
DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON,
OCTOBER II, 1s72.-IMP0RTANT NOTICE
Holders Of Army and Navy Certificates Of sales Of
Land by Direct Tax Commissioners, District Of
South Carolina, will please take notice that the
9Th day OF December, 1872, ia the last day on
which application can he made for permission to
redeem the Lands descr bed In said certificates
under the Act OF 9Th June, 1872. Applications
should be addressed 10 the Hon. ]. W. DOUG
LASS, Commi sloner OF Internal Revenue, Wash
lngron, D. O., and Forwarded through this ONCE.
W. r. OLOUTMAN. Collector,
oct15.1 Second District Snnth Carolina.
@- BELL SCHNAPPS DISTILLED
by the Propriet.rs at SchIedam, In Holland. IN
lnvIgorating Tonic and Medicinal Beverage,
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from al
deleterlous substances, 1t Is distilled rrom Bar.
ley OF the finest quality, and the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy, AID denlgued expressly for cases
OF Dyspepsia or. IndIgeIton, Dropsy, Cont, Rhea-
mstism, General Debility, Cartarrh Of the Blad-
der, Pains In the Back and Stomach, and all
diseases OF the Urinary. Organs. 1t gives relief
III AbLuWh, 1Tdftl huu OdlCuh III Luc piduu6If
strengthens and inyigorates SIC system, and is
a certain preventative and cure OF that dreadful
scouIge, Fever and Ague.
CAUTION ASK for 'HUDSON @. WOLFE'S
BELL sOHNAPP5."
For sale BY all respectable Grocers and Apothe.
carries.
HUDSON @. WOLFE Il CO., Sole Importers.
Office, No. Is South william street, New York.
sep30-3mos
~ CONSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, from New York, are notified
that she will discharge cargo, THIs DAY, at
Adger's South Wharf. Goods uucalled for at
sunset Will emaino on the wharf OF owners risk
oc,I6-I JAMES ADGER & CO.. Agents.
~ NOTICE. = CONSiG NEES P E
COMMERCIAL LINE Schooner ADfLlzA, Hun.
ter, Master, from New York, are hereby notified
that she is discharging cargo at Central wharf
All goods remaining on wharf at sunset Will be
stored at expense snd risk CT owner. No
claims allowed after goods leave The wharf.
E. F. sWEEGAN,
octI6.l Agent.
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@THE MEMBERS OF TIE GERMAN
HUSSARS TILTlNG CLUB are requested to call
on Messrs. MENKE d MULLER and leave orders
for their Uniforms.
By order Of the Preaident.
10 ". BIsoHoFF,
oci8 Secretary.
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as THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOR
those who drag their weary and disordered bodies
Into our company, when q few doses OF AYERS
sARsAPARILLA would cleanse their murky blood
and restore their health aud vigor. Ye muddy
victims OF bilious disease, have some regard for
your nelghbCrs, II not for yourselves.
nnf1o O. afnfhanAW
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r CONGRESSIONAL.-PLEASE AN.
NoUNcE that General WILLIAM aURNEY Is not
the Nominee Of the Republican party for Congress,
rom this District. He Is an Independent Candi.
date, who proposes to run against the only Re.
publican Nominee, the Hon. A. J. RANsIER.
octl4-3 FAIR PLAY,
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A Flight for Dillon's ~Hndy-Thc State
ment or the Dead Mans Mother-A
Loose Woman the Cause OF the Domea-
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%FOR CONGRESS-GENERAL Will
LIAM aURNEY.-MEssRs. EDITORS (: Please an.
nounce General WILLIAM GURNEY as the Repub-
ncan candidate for Congress from this District
He will be supported by the majority Of the
0ct97 REPUBLICAN VOTERS.
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- CHARLESTON, OCTOBER IA,
1s72.-AEsSRs. EDITORS: Please announce that
I am not q candidate for a seat In the State Legis.
lature, and oblige Yours, &C.,
oct16 JNO. F. FIOKEN.
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FREE TRANSLATION.
Medic tuttsstmus Tots. Tha Ibis is safest in the
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~ PRIVATE PARTIES, BALLS, &C.,
will be furnished with dne and the mrst popular
MUSIC. Apply to F. DAUEK'S Music Store, No.
ST. King street, or TO O. BERK, coraer Went
worth and Arson streets. OctS.tuths4
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A BLACK MANS ADVICE.
COaENr ARGUMENTS IN FAVOR OF
HOBSON,S CKOICE.

A Great Advance ON the Conservative
s,ae-Tbe Conservative can do Moth
ing by Standing Hobs ohoioe
isa ~surelNeedle Pointing tue
Pole Of Future Harmouization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-25
Marine Disaster.

BosToN, Nov. 25.-Thc steamship Batavia
which arrived here to-day from Liverpool, re-
ports that on November 10Th, in lat: -, IL,
loug. Al. u, she fell in with the wreck Of the
bark Charles Ward, from Quebec, bound to
Sunderland, dismasted aud water. logged, the
vessel having encountered a hurricane on the
18th. All of the after part of the vessel had
been washed away by the sea and the survivors
of the crew were found clinging to the rigging
where they had been exposed to the winds and
waves for thirtysix hours, during which tlme;
eleven of the crew were washed overheard and
drowned The survivors, including the mas,
ter Captain F. Bell, first and second mates and
six Of the crew, were safely transferred to the
steamer and brought to this port.