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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-20
slWYER'S LITTLE GAME.
Jena Sawyer stopping the With
druwal of Troops from Chester County
-Rumored Changes on the State
Telegram to New York TIibune.1

Telegram to New York TIlbune.l
WASHINGTON, September lG.
Senator Sawyer came here In a great hurry
TODAY. To ureysnt, If possible, the withdrawal
Of Federal troops from Chester County, 8. G.,
which was contemplated by the war depart
menr. and for which al order was about 10 be
issued upon representations made tor pc.
iIllcal effect by The funstlons OF the Grant
party known as the ''lsegnlara." sawyer,
also Tor political purposes, wanted these
Federal troops retained, and as Chester
is one OF the counties lately placed under
martial law by the President, it required very
iItlls urging by Sawyer to carry his point.
The senator is quite sanguine Of The SUCCESS SSess
of the "Bolters'" ticket IN The ensuing STATE
election In South Carolina, and claims hat
about two.thirds OF the colored vote will pc
cast for that ticket. 1t is probable that !. The II e
nominee for Congress at large on the sane
Ticket will decline to run, 10 The hope OF 90,
taining a more desirable position; and should
be Withdraw, the person who Is most llkG 9E0 10
receive the nomination is Major Lewis Jonn-
ann ex.United States Marshal OF the state,
and con OF the Hon. Reverdy johnson.
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THE BLACK MURDER CASE.
THE LAWS TO BE IMlsARTTALLY I'D
MIN1STEEED.
An Important Trial Degun In Black
ville-A Popular and Esteemed Judge.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.l
BLACKvrLLE, 8. o., September i

BLACKWELL, .. W, Stpleuuer 10.
The Circuit Court, Judge John ]. Maher
presiding, has been in session here since last
Monday. No case Of any public Importance
has been tried yet. E. j. Black was to-day
arraigued for the murder OF N. F. Turner, the
town marshal, and will be tried to morrow.
It will be remembered that the ARRAY took
place On Monday, July LIST, and grew ont of
IN alteration between Captain Black and
Frank Groves. The charge Is that Black shot
Turner while the latter was endeavoring to
keep The peace. The afIlr caused great
excitement at the time, end there is q deep
interest In the coming trial. Judge Aldrlch
and Mr.. Robert Aldrich are the counsel for
Black.
Judge Maher, in his charge to the grand
Jury, gives the assurance Of the hope that his
court will not be a mockerY Of law and JUS
tice; that the laws of the land, be they good
or bad laws. 30 long as they remain on the
statute BOOKS unrepealed, shall be enforced.
TIE delinquent county officers must learn that
the nic money shall not BIZ tempered with;
that l asly Is the best policy, and that this
injunc,. shall be obeyed. He attributes
much of (, crimes daily occurring to ''fusll
oir' and lis ,ncomitants, ald to the nefarlous
and Illicit trs . in whiskey. BE charges that
the license Law do not permit every one who
simply pays for q license to deal out the IRE
water.
Intelligent public opinion here Ia hat we
have O Judge In Maher second to none In the
history OF South Carolina, ind that the only
respectable act the Legislature did last session
was to elect him judge. PHAcT.
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QUA RIGHTS FOE ALI.
Mr.. Greeley and the colored People.

The following correspondence OF colored
citizens with Mr.. Greeley on the subject OF
eoual Fights has been made public through
several OF the New York journals:
To the Hon. Horace Greeley:
sR-As citizens OF the republic WHOSE
rights have been secured through the 1nstru-
mentality of associations with which you naYe
heen prominently and intimately identlnea 10
the past, religlously respecting the rlg6ts OF 81
other citizens, while SealousIy guarding our
own. and desiring to manifest our appreciation
Of reconciliation OF which, you are the llVlpg
representative, and which must precede tDe
lasting peace and prosperity OF the country.
we take the liberty to request that you 1n1orm
ma what win be the policy Of your adm!nistra-
lion toward the colored people of the country
in the event of your election 20 the Preslden-
cy of the United States. auo,,e,,,
We have the honor to be very respectfully,
ae. W. q. Saunders, 8. B. scottron, ); ".
Gioncester, C. A. Thomas, @. B. Ray, A; Wa.
Ne Ieo James G. Mathews, Thomas snorte1'
NJ Robinson, walter sorrell,. sr., George d.
.siddons. John W. Jones, James Hammond
william b. Smith, Henry Jones, A. Blackstone
g. F. Londen, Philip Williams, Harry Moeley,
Henry Raynor, philip Sheppard, J: B. Harden,
Henry wilson, John Wsrield, E. rig
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TIE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
PARIS, September 49,.

PARIS, September l9.
The German authorities at Slrasbourg have
consented to allow the wife OF Edmund About
10 see him, but refuse permission to any one
else. An examination which will consume an
entire week Is now being made into About's
case.
mnnists who were executed yesterday ut
SAtory, died bravely. Their last words were,
s.YIye La Republique, down with traitors"
STOCKHOLM, September 10.
King Charles, of Sweden, died to-day at
Malmo.
There was q very severe thunder storm at
Rochdale Yesterday. Several persons were
killed by lightning and the crops were dam
,John Fox & Co., merchants of Mincing lane,
have suspended, with liabilities Of five hun
tIons with several American houses, and their
suspension was caused by the recent failures
in Baltimore.
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FORESTER IN SAVANNAH.
What Really Happened TO the Great
Culprit When There.

Culprit When There.
The Savannah News, abiding to Billy For
resler's story of his adventures In that CITY,
says:
Some of his assertions are wholly false, and
are calculated TO mislead the public. His
statement of his intervieWH with the mayor
and chief of police are Manufactured from
whole cloth. He gave the name OF Winslow
at the time of his capture Ia this city, and un-
doubtedly played a shrewd game. He was
arrested some time In May, 1871, ana was hepS
in confinement at the barracks until the lltn
of July following, when hs was orougnl out
on a writ OF habeas corpus, aud upon e3aml-
nation was finally discharged, the Hon. Rullls
E. Lester conducting the caBe 10 his oenail. for
sumo time previous to ibis Winslow had ex-
pressed q great desire to obtain bis liberty.
und under strict promise that his revelations
would not be made use OF against MIN, ne un.
bosomed himself In q measure 10 Lleutenant
Wray. the chief detective, and gave valua0le
information concerning his operations. me
parties VINO had been vicilms OF this fellows
skill were subsequently, paced In possession
of oil the property they hae lost. MOI q single
article was obtained from Wlnslow In person,
nor was q letter written BY The officer having
charge of the case. Material WAS furnished
1t seems that he had shipped his booty u
some Contederutes In CntcaSv, sitho"elA h"
wrote TO Cleveland. IL was afterwards u.s.
certained that this was a blind; 10 que
lime article after article would De re-
celyed and returned Dy the detective. In
this way everything of value was recovered,
and no one appearing against Inc man 10 pros.
ecute, he was discharged, hut with the distinct
understanding that he should leave t1e STATE,
nryer TO return to 1t. II was stated at the lime
that he was placed on BOARD Ut u vessel bound
70 Liverpool after his ~release, and kept under
strict watch until her departure. In his &C
count, however, elsewhere: alluded to. ne says
he left here direct for New York. WlnsloW's
career In this city borders something On Inc
IN marvellous. The facility and rapidly VIVID
which he entered premises and denuded
them of their contents, struck Win DE-
wilderment The victims Ur his Ingenuity; IL
appears that he had q pair OF nlppers o5 Wnlcn
he could unlock any door with Inc Key IN IL,
and by this means was enabled to obtain en-
trance into houses where the doors were
locked on the inside. Alter getting all the
booty he could, he would leave In The same
way and lock the door bshind him. Thus it
was almost impossible t. ascertain how ne
effected ON entrance. At the time Of his In
generation here 1t was suspected that he Was
Forester, althoughth description of that par
ty as furnished our detectives did not tally al
together with that OF WlnsloW.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK. September 10.
The failure of Munroe & Co. was announced
nj the Stock Exchange to-day. The suapen-
sion of Two mercantile firms was also reported.
The trial of Connolly, Tweed and Sweeney
will probably be begun next month.
The Times says mat Tue amount OF the ae.
f~alcatIon of James ]. Johnson, the head of the
stamp division In the assistant treasurer's
Office, though not precisely ascertained, can
not exceed sls5, 900, and may be considerably
less. II is not fully known how this fraud
was accomplished, as it is concealed; but 1t is
nrobable that Johnson made false reports of
stamps, which were not examined Into with
promptitude. Assistant treasurer Hillnouse
beIng interviewed by a reporter 10 day, stated
that the amount of the defalcallon will not eX-
coed 500, 900, nor fall below $751;, 900. The
Assistant treasurer regards the disclosure az
premature, as should Johnson's friends KNOW
Of bis location they will not disclose 1t.
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TIE NATIONAL PORK-PACKERS.

CINCINNATI. September l9.
In the National Pork. packers Convention.
this morning, the rule adopted yesterday with
reference to tare on dry sailed meats was re-
considered, and, after considerable discussion,
amended 40 as to provide that meat. between
July l and November l, might be washed with
cloth In cold water, and was then passed.
The rules In reference to cutting and packing
main following the rules now In operation In
Chicago and other leading boards of the coun-
try. The convention adjourned 10 meet at
Chicago, on the first Tuesday In October,
1873.
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MGrriE6..

ERyIN-OARPENTER.-0n the 18th Instant BY
Rev. J. L. Slfey, Rev. A. Erwin, OF the HanpfSS
Circuit. M. E. Church, to Gias EsrHRH OklrnH.
TER. Of Sumter County.
HEWSON-o'OONNORl0n the nth instant, ~
the Chapel o. st. Joseph's Convent. BY Rev:A.J.
Mcneil, MAUsIcg F. HRwsoN. Esq. and Alss
KATIE O'CoNNoR daughter OF the late JohnO'coa'
nor, all Of Sumter.
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A p

PHILADELPHIA, September l9.
Yesterday the nude BODY, oil q young glrl
was fonnd In the marsh below Gray's Ferry
by two gentlemen while cunning. There 10
no cine to the name OF the deceased. There
was no mark Of violence. She was about
eighteen, with O handsome form and features.
The body had not been 10 the water more
than forty-eight hours. Appeared to have
hpen droWned while bathing.
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Receipts by Railroad, September 10.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1917 bales cotton, e6 bales goods, 100 SACKS OF
nour, and l car stock. To Railroad agent, Geo
Il Walter d co, Pelzer. Rodgers & co, W 2 Dow.
ling, A ] Salinas, @ " Williams d co, Frost
& CO. Sloan d Seignious, Crawley 4 Dehon, A s
Smith, Caldwell & Son, Trenholm 4 Son, Reeder
Il Dsvis, W W Smith. Witte Bros, wiss q co, W
Quincy, Murdaugh & Weekly, Kinsman 4 Howell,
Jetrords d CO, w B smith q co, A BMulligan, W
Il Williams q Son, Priugls d Son. John Colcock
& co, F G Mey, " Z Ryan, L D DeSaussure. W
Luden, P y Trenholm. Ennck. Wicken6erg d On,
U d Ahrens 4 CO. B Feldmann i CO, O X Holmes,
Quach enbush, Estill i co, w @ Courtney d CO,
and otherg.
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soRrHsisrBRN RAILROAD.

29s bales upland cotton, 20 bbls crude and 50
ibis spirits OF turpeDtlne. 34S bbls rosin. cars OF
lumber and wood, mdse, &c. To WILDER 4
Jones, KlnsmRn 4 Howell, Borden q Parker, ~
4 Sou, Trenholm q Son, A J Salinas. Stoney q
Lownes, @ " Williams 4 co. Caldwell d Son. +
u Frost 4 co, Goldsmith q Son. ] d kirkpatrick.
T @ Buag, + Klintworth, O r Holmes, hurdauan
& Weekly, Feeder & Davis, Wltte Broe, b Bischon
L CO, Rave1el Il CO. w II Chslee d co, b Rail.
road Agent, and others.
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At BACHELORS HAIR DYRsaa@
sunerb Har Dye ia the best In tho Wusdahses
fact,v harmless, reliable and instanta.eouke'Ao
d,0oopo,ntment. no Ridiculous ttn~sssurnnpeeae
mt odor. The genuine ". A. Batcneaor's.aa.
Dye produces immediase,yi spesna -.
natural brown. Doee nossase.n.@s.aGAMg.
leaves thu hair clean, sofs ana pe, GsM.s -
,pnly saieal,dpsffect Dye. sola "a Al&as!1Is q
FactotEi5Bond EIssts Few Yosk. . soc. G;ai
mcht4futn1EI ss i 4sssU. 81.
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nB- TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OF.
an ~prpoT nI, TIE CURRENCY.

~ TREASURY DEHAhIMEN4s O1-
EICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1s'2.-Whefeas'
by satisfactory evidence presented 70 the under.
signed, It has been made to appear that the Bank
Of charleston National Banking Association, In
the city of Charleston, in the County OF Charles
ION and State OF South Caroline, has been duly
organized under and according to tho require.
ments of The Act Of Congress, entitled aAn.Astto.
provide q National Currency, secuIed.h by aptedSe
of United States Bonds, and to provide for III!
circulation and redemption thereui" approved
June 8, 1854, and has complied with III the PROV.
sions Of said Act. required 70 be complied win
before commencing the Guinness Of Banking IN
der said Act -.,.
Now, therefore, ], JOHN 8. LANGwoRTHY,'
Acting Comptroller Of the Currency, do hereby
certify that the Bank OF Charleston National Bank.
Ing Association, in the City Of Charleston. IN tns
County Of Charleston and State Of South Carolina
ia authorized to commence tie business OF Ban1'
| Ing under the Act Aforesaid. ~.
In testimony whereof, witness my nana sA0
| Seal of office, this 10th day Of September, lsG 20
]. 8. LANGW0RTHI,
Acting Comptroller OF talrtesnacy..
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 10.
The thirty.eight bare-footed friars from
Guatamala will proceed to Milwaukee to enter
q convent of their order.
Another large mass meeting has endorsed
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad proJect. The
Subscription to the stock exceeds twenty-five
hundIed and the subscription reaches nearly
one million eight hundred thousand dollars.
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CHARLESTON, 8. c., September Is.

Hon. G. G. Bo,oen, Chairman, &C.:
SIR-I,have the honor 10 acknowledge the
receipt of your favor OF yesterday, announc-
ing that the executive committee OF the True
Republican party OF South Carolina have filled
the vacancy occasloned by the non.accept-
for congressman al large, by selecting me
for that position. With due regard for the
honor thus conferred upon me, and fully ap.
precialing the responsibilities OF the position,
accept the nomination.. The canvass has
already proceeded 10 such q development that
party lines nave been strictly drawn between
Inc corruptiopists and reformers. The honest
people and the intelligent people of the Stale
should, and I believe they will, ally them.
selves with the latter Without regard 10 future
obligations. I sympathize, as do many from
INV native State of Maryland, with the mis-
fortunes of my adopted State. In the event
of the success of our ticket, OF which / feel
assured, 1t shall be my most sincere endeaVor
TO urge US / always have in the past the beat
interests of our people, without regard 10
race or color. Very respectfully. your o0edl'
ent servant, (Stgned) l.. =. JoHNsoN
Since the above was put In type we have
received the following from Mr.. Brennan:
To the Editor of the Daily Union:
I have asceI tanned mat Major LOUIS H.
johnson has decided to publish communica'
tions claiming that he has been nominated Dy
the True Republican party as Congressman al
large.
i desire to FAY that such is not the fact. We
have made no such nomimlnatlon.
JAMES BRENNAN,
Secretary and Treasurer True Republican
Columbia, s. c., September Is, 1872.
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THE ODD FELLOWS COUNCIL.

BALTIMORE, September 10.
The Grand Lodge was occupied this morn
ing In discussing the question of giving inde-
pendent Jurisdiction to the German lodges,
with certain restrictions regarding ritual,
travelling cards and passwords.
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HOW OUR MONEY Is MADE.
A VISIT no THE BUREAU OF ENGRAT.
ING AND PRINTING!.

From Skylfght to Vnult-The Engrav-
fng-The Manufacture OF the Paper
How the Accounts nre Kept The Fro
cess of hIoney- making-The BanIE-Note
Companies-Womrn I'm the DEPART
ments.
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funeral Nrtlrrs.

81 THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS,
OF Mr. I. and Mrs. Rebeccs smsls, aud Hrs.,
Thomas Rivers, and OF Mrs. VI. o. Rivers, arc ne
spectfully invited to attend the Funeral Of Nrs.
REBsOCA sMALLs, at Plymoth Church, Pitt
street, at 4 O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON. - sepsose
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MYSTERIOUS MOTIVATION.
Who Shall Decide When Doctors Dis
agree?
tRrom the Columbia Union.l

From the following correspondence it will
he seen that the executive committee ofthe
s.Bolters" party, by virtue OF The authority
vested In them, have made their designation
OF q candidate for Congressman at large on
their ticket. We give the facts as found with
ont Indulgence In predictions as 10 the future
hopes or past disappointments Of any person
or anu clinna:
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, September 10.
Generally clear and cool weather Is proba.
bile on Friday for the Southern States east OF
Mississippi. Generally clear weather and
lipht TO fresh winds from the north and west
over the South Atlantic States.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
TRUE REPUBLICAN PARTY,

COLUMBIA, 8. c., september II, 1872.
Mdior Louis E. Johnson, Charleston, s. O..
s1R-rhere being q vacancy on the True
Republican ticket for the position OF Congress
man at large, caused by the non-acceptanee
our convention Tor that position, and 1t being
Within the province OF the executive commit.
Tee to fill vacancies that may occur upon the
ticket, the committee have this day decided
to place your name in nomination to BIZ voted
for at the ensuing election as the candidate OF
the True Republican party, for Congressman
at large.
Hoping you will find 1t convenient to accept
the position, and awaiting your early reply, !
nave the honor to be, &C.,
(Signed) c. G. BOWEN,
Chairman Executive Committee,
True Republican Party, s. G..
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9periaI Notires.

Ss- MEsSRS. KING & ROsBORoUGH,
WALDO, FLORIDA: DEAR s1Rs-You VIII md
enclosed sixteen ($1e) dollars for two cassa Of
vour SIMMONS, HEPAT1O COMPOUND Oh.
L1VyR CURE. This medicine sells readily, ana
every one who uses it likes It. Since l nave
commenced its use l am better In heaithtnan {
have been In several years. lily wife thinks aere'
Ia nothing Ike II. TuhnEh -"
Bronson, Fla.
For sale by D0WlE, NOISE DAWES -
sep20-fmW3 wholesale Agents Iof u"'
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@-DR. TUFTS PILLS CURES .DYs:
PEPsIA and Its associate disorders-SicK Head.
ache, CostIveness, Piles, Liver Complaint !auns
dice, Dropsv. Bilious Fever and Skin Diseases.
sepl9.p&w
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ms- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS CLAIM
ING LOTS on sulllvan's Island are requested To
se1d an able. bodied hand on MONDAY next, 1Sd
Instant, with q shovel and provisions for I'll days
to labor on the public road. The same can 70
commuted by paying six dollars to q -: -
D. B. GILLILAND, .
sep1o-3 treasurer, btoaa sueo. :
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James Boone, Charles F. Daily, VIM. T. J.
Hayes, James q. Parker, G. F. Taylor, Nelson
Hunter, Henry Williams, Robert jackson,
Joseph Cole. J. L. Rainier, A. s. Chambers,
Isaac Jones, William Webb, John Leary, G. A.
Fleetwood, Isaac Stewart, James NJ. Scott,
John N. Davle, VIM. ]. Thomas, Joseph Green,
Geo. W. Hatton, Samuel Murphy, j. F. Mob
lev and MANY others.
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List OF shipping
m rHz PoRr OF CHARLRsT0N. sIPTHfBNH H.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coaatinG
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIRS. ~ q no.
James Adger, 100 tons, Lockwood, at AdGarsts-
wharf, for New York, loading-James Adger
i co.
Champion, 141S tons, Lockwood, at Adger1s wharf,
for New York, ~ready-Jaraes Adger d 90.
Virginia, - tons, Hinckley, at Brown D coz
wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-WA Nourte.
nay. 49,
Merceditn, - tons, MarsbH1qn, at vandsrhorstis
wharf, for Boston, l~oading-Jaa Adger d 90.
BARKS. 3F.I-.
GeorRiana,( Br,l $50 tons. Mann, at Accommdda-
tIon wharf, for Liverpool Haittng-HsnrJs
CARD.
SOHOONERS. q. IN T.5l al
L 8 Davis, 1921 tons. Bishop, at Il 3, RAILROAD
wharf, for New York, ready-Roach d. Hatt
felt.
Irene & Messervey, 24s tons, Wall. in Ashley River
for Providence, lo~adging-Street Bros 90.
Georgetta Lawrence. 500 tong, Randall asunion
wharf, for HavTe, 1o~sdinB--Rosch d xoastt.iS
Constitution, - tons. Wtoks. in the stream rom
New York, observation-disclosures:
e O Rummel, - tons, Risley. at Union WHAT,
from New York, Observation-Disclosures. .9so
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Mr.. ~GREELEY's REPLY.

NEW YORK, September 9.
Gentlemen-I have yours of the 7th inst, to
which l make prompt and brief reply. Should
| be chosen President I should. of course,
take o solemn oath to respect and obey The
Constitution OF the United States. That no.
BILE instrument recognizes no distinction be-
tween citizens of the United States based on
color, and I should be governed thereby. I
should not especially favor one race or
another, but I should use all the power of my
office to uphold and enforce the equal rights
of all citizens, whether white or black.
Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
W. q. Saunders and others, committee.
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MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, September IL.
Arrived, steamships oslfor9il and Austrian.