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WOOING OF DEATH.
A TERRIBLE DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN
u SAVANNAH.
A Young Man shoots his Three
Times and then Kills Himself-A
| He~artrending spectacle-Tho Father
not Dangerously Wounded.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELRGRAM TO THE NEWS.l
SAVANNAH, October IL. !
This morning between ten and eleven
O'Clock Alexander Dillon, son of David r. Dill.
lor, banker, entered his fathers office pale
and apparently laboring under great mental
excitement, and went into the back room of
theofice, where his father traneacts his pri.
vate business. On seeing. him the father began
to reprlmand him In a very severe and harsh
manner. The young man swore that he
would mot put up with the language his father
had used IN q previous occasion, and In the
excitement OF the moment drew a pistol and
fred three times at his father-all three balls
taking effect, lone In the right ARM, another
In. the head, and the third In the thigh.
After committing this act he shot himself 10 the
breast. He was then taken into the adjoining
room5occupied By Mr.. PHILIPPE, who seated
him In q chair, where he expired In about
twenty minutes. The wounds Inflicted on the
father are: not of q dangerous character; but
there Is no doubt the son thought he had killed
his father, and concluded to end bis own life.
The mother on hearing of the fearful tragedy
rushed ont Of her house and down the street
to the Office, her screams of lamentation ming.
ling with threats against the father for what
she supposed to be his act. On reaching the
Office she endeavored to get access to the room
where Mr.. David Dillon was, but was refused
admittauce. She then entered the room
where the desd body of her son lay, and
the scene that followed beggars descrip-
ton. All the agoniaed feelings OF a be-
reaved mother we're displayed az, IN the
frenzy of her grief, she incurred and walled
over the lifeless body of her son, and with
fearful eyes ard heavy groans kissed repeated
II his cold cheeks and forehead. There was
scarcely q dry eye among the crowd OF look
ers on that pressed around on every side.
Mr.. Dillon sat on a chair In his Office, per-
iectly calm and collected, while his wounds
were attended to.
Coroner Sheitsll visited the scene of the
tragedy at about noon, and held an Inquest
over the body of young Dillon. The verdict
rendered. after a patient examination OF wilt
nesses. was .sthat the deceased came to his
death by a pistol shot wound Inflicted by his
own hand"
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PaalenQerR.

Per steamship James Adger. from New York
Miss Miller. Henry Miller, X ) Puff and wife. MISS
Mehrtens, Miss Entleman, T Powers. Mss Burr.
Miss Jessie Budd, r @ Walker and vile. Rev ] II
Elliott, ID N Fonche. J s Watson, J Meyer, Jrhn
Grover. H Hoops, W Dearborn, Y Melchers, Mar.
garet McGra,h. r Andersen J u Miner, Fl Lott. T
j Quiz. E Steer, Rev Jas Abercrombie. JAS Aber
crrmble, Jr, Mrs J Taylor. Miss Taylor, Mrs z B
Savage, Miss T Merdens, O Witschen, W Casey, 4
North. u Blohme, q Speickin and wife, b w Bis.
COW, J Williams, ] BALDWIN,, q n Brown, Mrs s n
Drayton, Mrs J b Heriot and child, A n Winter, ]
T suttell. Catherine Galllval, W L Cardozo. 3 2
howell, L Holkins, A X King, L E Dqncan, Miss e
Jones, N J Anthony, and TWO deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Beaufort, Pacific
Chisolm's and other Landin0s-Miss J Z Stopped.
bein and sister, Miss R V Stoppelbein and brother,
L E Stoppelbeln, J Campbell, E e HeWes, P Como,
and three deck.
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'iRelia Otis Notires.

~TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY
sCBOOL.-The semi.nnnunl Exercises will take
place TOMORROW. 10 The Morning. at halt-pasr 10
O'Clock, Rev. wHIrFFJoRD sMITB, D. D., will
preach. q sermon suitable to the occasion, the
school leading the sin yiuR. At Night, at o quar-:
ter rast 7 O'Clock. thaie will be a Sunday School
Concert, with Addresses. The public are Invited
to he present. ,y 81. octl2 II.
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ARADIoA1 GUY FAWKEs PLOT.
4 Conservative Newspaper Establish
: mert Blown Up by Grants Ku kiux.
RIIEIaH. N. c., October II.

RALEIGH, N. c., October Ii.
At an early hour this morning, there was
heard a terrible explosion, which shook every
thing in the city, followed by an alarm OF nfe,
and Il was found that the Sentinel ofice nad
been blown to atoms by powder placed under
the building and press room. In tne CON-
posing ROOM nss wn Mso fe eaSsPe Nth Ss 3 slow match
Thich had been lighted. but had gone out. IL
Ia IA said that about len minutes before the ex-
n,naIon a colored boy who lives near the oHce
sow swo individuals running of from the spot
a. sha direction OF the depot, with their hats
IN their hands. The Sentinel was q ConserVa-
tive journal, edited by the Hon. JOSIAH Iurner'
a prominent politician.
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CHEEK
A Difficult Question 10 Answer.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
1t seems to me that the utterances OF the
Courier are the most dog-in-the.mangerlsh
have ever heard. 1t complained yesterday
that the Conservatives might have had a good
chance of running In a wedge ticket, and yet,
as one of the leaders of public opinion. Ito
say nothing OF lis political status 1t has re-
fused to make any effort to rally the Conserv-
alive vote around it. Is 1t AFRAID to make a
martyr OF itself, or Is 1t too weak TO organize
the forlorn hope? CORPORAL TRIMMER
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Let Them Receive q Fall Conservative
Vote.

The %Spartanburg Spartan makes the follow
Ing comments upon the proposed changes 10
the Constitution of this State, and We trust
that our readers will act With unanimlty upon
the suggestion made to endorse the amend
ments:
h amendments proposed to the constitu.
tion, and which are to be voted upon at the
next election, are of vital importance TO The
welfare OF our State, and should engage the
attention of our people. One OF them pro-
poses to change the time OF holding our
general elections from October to November,
80 as to make them come off on the same day
with the Presidential elections every fourth
year.. .93 i4-:gl
the constitution that no subsequent Legislar
ture shall have power TO create any further
debt or obligation for which the State shall be
liable, except for the ordinary current busi.
ness of the State. without first submitting lhe
question TO a vote Of the people and "talning
authority 30 to do by q two-th!rds Vole OF all
those voting upon the question.
The fret one OF thesn amendments Ia lmpor-
tant In lessening the number Of election daye,
and to that extent preventing an unnecessary
loss OF time, and the consumption Of 30 large
q quantity of mean whiHkey.
The second one Of these proposed amend
ments, however, is OF the most vital oonse.
quence TO us as long as our government re-
mains la The hands of snch corrupt ~scoundrels
as now rule the State. We acknowledge that
constitutional barriers AFFORD q yerJ smai!
protection at present to the honest people OF
our country, and that 80 long as such villains
as Moses can run up the current expenses by
nav certificates to millions Of dollars, that lhe
adoption of this amendment viii not give all
the protection we require; but we neverthe.
less hope to see It made q part OF the fupda-
mental law, and trust that every voter In the
county will turn out to record his vote for 1t.
From The Columbia Phenix.l
We desire to call attention again to the
amendment to the State Constitution prohibit
Ing any further increase Of the public debt,
except upon q two-thirds vote Of the people.
The elecIion Ia just now one week of, and It is
that the people should have light on
this subject. This Is, 10 our judgment, q mat
ter of much moment, and We hope the PEG.
pie In every county In the State will
lake immediate steps to ascertain the
Views Of the various casdidates, and to bind
them, If possible, to the support of the amend.
menJ at the next session OF the Legislature.
There Is but little reason to doubt that every
citizen In the State, black and white, except a
very few who may be Influenced BY the hope
of gain in further bond speculatlons, iavors
the adoption of the amendment, aud will 80
vote II he ls fully appraised of the necessity.
If the power Of Issuing bonds, or OF burden
from the Legislature, and the ordinary ex-
%penditures of government be reduced to such
an extent as moderate and reasonable taxa
lion will permit, there will be but few chan
nels left through which corrupt government
can affect US dlsastronsly.
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AB- TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OF
FICE OF COMPTROLLER OF q CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 10. 1s72-whereas,
by satisfactory evidence presented to the under
signed, It has been mpde to appear that the Bank
OF Charleston National Ranking Association, IN
the City OF Charleston, In the County Of Charles
tou and State OF South Carolina, he's been duly
organized under and according to the require.
meuts of The At OF Congress-: entitled San Act to
provide National Currency, secured by a pledge
Of United States Bonds, ana to provide for the
circulation and rede nption thereof" approved
June 8, 1884, and has compiled with all the provi
slons OF said ACT, required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking IN.
der said Act.
Now, therefore, ], JOHN 8. LANGWORTHYi
Acting Comptroller OF The Currency, do hereby
certify that the Bank OF Charleston National Bank.
Ing Association, In tie City OF Charleston, In the
County OF Charleston and State OF South Carolina.
IL authorized to commence the business OF Bank.
Ing under the act afo resaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
Seal OF ONCE, this 1ott. day Of September. 1872.
J. s. LANGWORTHY,
Acting Comptroller OF Currency.
(| sepls.2moa
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nss- BELL SCHNAPP5, DISTILLED
by the Propriet.rs Of Schledam, In Holland. AL
tpylgorating Tonic and Medlcipal Beverage,
warranted perfectly pure, and free from al
deleterious substances. It Is distilled from Bar.
lev OF the nuest quality. and the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy, AID designed expressly for cases
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, Gout, Rheu:
matism. General Debility, Cartarrn OF the Blad-
der, pains in The Back and Stomach, and all
diseases or the Urinary Organs. 1t gives RELIEF
in Asthma, Gravel ind Oalculi in the Bladder
strengthens and invlgorates tie system and Is
a certain preventative and cure OF that dreadful
scourge, Fever and Ague.
CAUTION ASK for HUDSON g. "oLfE's
BELL SCHNAPP5."
For sale BY all respectable arocers and Apothe.
carries.
HUDSON g.. WOLFE 4 co., Sole Importers.
ONCE. No. IS South william street, New YORK.
sep30-3mOs
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nsrREGULAR NOMINATIONS UNION

mrREGULAR NOMINATIONS UNION
REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
For Governor.
FRANKLIN J. NOSES, il.
For Lie acknowledgements.
R. q. GLElvEs.
For Secretary OF State.
H9ERY e. HAYNs-
For Kttaeney-General.
SAHuIL W. MELTON.
Eor Comptroller-0 General.
SOLOMON T.. Ho0E.
For Treasurer.
FL. OARDozo.
For superintendent OF Education.
J.. <. J1LLsoN.
For Adjutant General.
Il. ". PURvIs.
For Congress At Large.
R. H. GAIN.
For Congressional Congregational
WILLIAM Quincy.
For solicitor-First Circuit.
@. W. BUTTE.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
For Sheriff.
E. W. II. NACKEY.
For Clerk Of Court.
JACOB wILLIHAN.
For Probate Judge.
GEORGE BUST.
For Coroner.
JOHN A. HUNTINGTON.
For School Commissioner.
p. p. HEDGES.
For State Senator.
WIZ. N. TAFT.
For County Commissioners.
LOUIS DuNSRNAN,
GEORGE l.. CUNN1N6HLN,
WV. @. FIELDS.
For Representatives.
J. ADAMS. ABRAH SMITH,
J. A, WILLIAMS, STEPHEN BROWN,
q. JONES, GEORGE N
]. MEARs, s. D. RUssELL,
J. L. WALKER, AMls BLYGBN,
II. O. MlNoTT, ROBERT SIMMONS,
O. q. VANDERHoRsT, R. W. BROWN,
F. s. LEE, JOHN E. CLYDE,
W. G. PINcKNRY, F.O MILLER.
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THE BACK TRACK

New YORK, October IL.
The Tribune stakes pleasure In withdraw
ing, In the fullest and promptest manner, the
on Speaker Blaine, 10 reference
to supposed transactions with the Pacific BALL
road eastern divlsion) business, being Salts
fed that 1t was his brother who was connect
ed with the affair.""
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80 THE PEOPLES TICKET.
For Congreas-Second District,
a. st Al. RANsIEa. ":r'i ~ - $50
! ,..,5. For Sheriff, NON q
u. B. SIawALD.
For Clerk OF Court,
. EXsG JACOB WnLlxkN.t t:.i . .G%a@;
For Probate Judge,
GEORGE ,BU1sT. :..g
For solicitor,
JOHN @. MAcKEy..
For school Commissioner,
E. n. 8RIxkR.
For coroner,
JOSEPH p. HOWARD.
For County Comnissf6i1ers,
GEORGE L CuNNINGHAa. LOUIS DuNNKHAN,
JOHN g. THoRNf.''
For Senator,
WILLIAM r. JBRvBY.
House Of Representatives,
q. L.. BUST, white, I - WILLIAM NOEL, cold,
q. B. GARRETT, cold, T.. P. MIKELL, white,
j. II. CARSON, white, JACOB ROYAL. coli.
JOHN W.. HALF, cold, R O. BARKLgY, white,
J. W. REED, white, BENJAMIN BERRY, cold,
3. MORRISON. Sr.. cold, g. +. HABRSrcHr, white'
D.. r. FLEMING, white, VIZ. HARRISON, col'd,
]. H. ROBERTSON, coId, W. A. WILSON, white,
sIaoNs LUCAS, white. N GIBB,, cold.
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ruF sRICK1A EERS' STRIKE.
CHICAGO, October H..

CHICAGO, October IL.
Tho Union Brlckiayers' eight-hour strike
,onf,nues. Patten Palmer, yesterday, coneea-
SoteI. It to which the contractors had refused 70
Weld. 4 large number Of co saasanGs ot aI iSe
sereed not to acceed to the aemalu 'N'
,sirikers under any circumstances
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THE WEATHER THIS DAP.

WASHINGTON, October IL.
In the South Atlantic and Gulf States north
erly to easterly winds and partly cloudy
weather, with possibly occasional light rains
I'm the latter. Frosts are probable on satur-
day night for the mountain slopes of the Ale
ghany and Blue Ridge.
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THE INDIANA ELECTION.

WASHINGTON, October IL.
The election of Hendricks, the Democratic
candidate for Governor OF Indiana, by 800 to
300 majority, seems to be conceded. He ran
ahead of nils ticket. Shanks (Republican) Ia
elected In the Ninth District, giving the Radi-
calls o gain OF two Congressman, with the
chances In favor of two Republican Congress-
men at large. Niblack's majority is $50 and
voorhees, Is defeated by 900. The Republi-
cans have fifteen majority in the Legislature
ON Joint ballot.
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Mr.. Lew C. Bolton, g Des Molnes printer,
claims to have Invented q type.setting ma.
chine which will cost not over STU, ana win
set any kind of type, In any. width OF column,
at the rate Of 5000 ems per hour.
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MnrriE1..

TaOMSON-M the Presbyterian
Church at Spartanburg. on the 9th OF October,
1872. By Rev. s.. b. Law Mr.. WILLIAM w.
THOMSON. and Miss JESSIE A. MEANS, all OF, spar
taubur9, 8. O.
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9nneral Not,rrs.
r. THE RELA.TIVES AND FE

-PELZER.-Dled, at Summervflle. 8. O., Thurs.
day. l0tl October, 1877. SARAE ANN, the beloved
wife Of Francis J. Pelzer, In her 42d year OF age.
@- THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF the Family are respectfully Invited TO- attend
the Funeral Services IF the deceased, at Bethel
N. E. Church, corner Pitt and calhoun streets,
THIS AFTERNOON. at 4 pollock. -; oct12.
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~ TBE sOLIOITORsHIP.-

B- TIE SOLICITORSHIP.-
CHARLESTON, OCTOBER II, ls72.-TO TIE
EDITOR OF The NEWS: sm-You wonld oblige
me very much By stating that all Mr.. JOHN q.
MACKEY says about there being no Regular
nominee for the poaition 10 which he aspires, on
the night Of the first, Is altogether false, and that
u. W. BUTT Ia the Regular nominee, and also
tie peoples choice. J.F. MASON,
One o, the Delegates Of said County Convention.
L. r. RICHARDSON.
F. 8. LEE.
oct12-ls b. I. RICHARDSON.
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OF GOTHAM.

New York s1ayornlty Contest-
Prospects OF q Scrub Racc-mr. Dun
cans Money Bags-Greelry Among his
Fellow Philosophers-The Lectures
OF James Anthony Froude-A Beccher
J~ublee-Niblo Redivivus.
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Gleetior Notifies.
i - rs THE VOTERS OF CHARLES

7! ~ TO The fOTEH OF CdAfstHc
TON c%OUNTY.-The undersigned respectfully pre-
gent to you the names Of the persons on the ticket
annexed, az worthy Of your support at the ensu
ing election. 10 you The persons 30, named dre
well Known. They have not sought this nomina'
ton. Left to themselves, they would prefer not
to be candidates. Butthe condition Of the state
and the welfare Of the people call for the service
which they must consent to render. They VII
secure to all the enjoyment of;just md equal
rights, and save the people from the .misrnlo and
corruption which now threatens them with uttei
ruin. -: :iJ ~ - t.a6c -.
IT,. o. Witte, President Ravenel q Coz; - -.
; Peoples Nat. Bank, George q. Ingraham 4
L. D. Mowry. President Son, y
Union Bank, Nottet, Huchet d Co.,
james Adaer i Co., Porcher 4 Henry,
PeIz. r Rodgers 4 Co., P~lnckney Brothers, H.
William Q. Bee & Co., John B. Dukes, ,;,4-Is .: IL
George q. Walter Co.. william Z. Ryan,
E. q. Frost 4 Co., White Brothers, ~
James, R. Pringls d William O. Courtney b
Son, Co.,
Gourdin, Hatthtessen 4 Henry K. siIllman, 2.sN
Co.. I'm. Esson q Bro, imeu,
8. D. Howard i Co., B.. G. Wilkins i Co.,
W. Walton Smith, Bolmann Brothers,
Fraser 4 Dir, ya..H Herman BuiSinkls, .1rIi
J. r Boyls.on, A. Med. Br0Wn, ". !.
Johnston, Crews i Co. s. Hyde,
obspeau i Htnron, Up. stronecker,
3. Crab I'm 4 Go. @. q. konstt.
I. L. Falk 4 Co. E. T. Brown, %
J. O. Ingram, W. J. Vincent, igt5:
E. 3. CowperthWais E.. ". Marshall,
W. B. Cowperthwait, Martin 4 Mood,
g. R. Marshall, TT. Chapeau & Co.,
0. E. & A. 8. Johnson, @. A. Folln Is Sons,
A. W.. Lanneau, WAGNER j Aonsees,
Julius J. wescoat, John Y. Stock, - H..
A. James Minis, Martin W. Wigg,
". ]. Trim, E. ". Jeannerett,
GeorgeB. Gibson, Noses Goldsmith u Son,
8. 3. Thomas, ~ 7. 9. B0ag. ".,s. g.
e. d. Robin ,o1,
For h State LeRIsIa ture.
l.. EDWIN BATES. ~. 10. JoHs HANcKEL,
2. TH0a. A. JOHNSON. II. 8. s.. soLoAoNs,
3. JACOB SMALL, IL CARL BERLIN,
4. VIZ. UFFgRHADT. Is. r; II. .l%LHxkNpsz,
s. G. b. S1NoNToN, IA. R. O. BARLEY,
6. A. B. ROSE, Is. JAkHs ARMSTRONG.
!. GEO. F. KINLoCH, 10. FREDERICK CONNIE,
8. JAS. II. CARSON, IL. THOMAS D. EAsoN,
o. D. F. FLEMING, Ia. g. D. RUSSELL
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Receipts per Hailrosd, October H.
SOUTH CAROLINA. RAILROAD.

1882 bales cotton, A. bales gonds. 8 cars stock.
To Railroad Agent, Mowry a SON, a Salinas,
Geo W Williams & co, W P Bowling. w W Smith,
jan K PrimgIe l. Son. wItle Bros: Reeder & Davis,
g q Frost & co, Murdaueh Il Weekly, wal.
ter 4 co. VIM Quincy. Caldwell d Son, Orawley
n Dehon. w B Smith Il co. U N HubrrE, W y Bee
4 co. WIS., i co, " B Williams l. Son. W x Ryan,
Kinsman & Howell, @ A Grdeser. F ID O RracKe,
n Ehricks, BJo'Selil, Street Bros i co, n RoG,
q Nav. W q Courtuey d co, W U Dukes Il co. A B
Mulilgan. T p Smith, Il Leidlng. y Leibenrood, Il
Mira Il nm
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ADFOR CONGREsS-GENERAL VII
LIAM GURSEy:-NESsRs. EDITORS: Please an..
nounce General WILLIAM Quincy ~ the Repub-
ncan candidate for Congresa nom this Dl.ssS!cs,
BE will be supported BY the majority ofthe
octs7 REPuBLIoAHVoIERA
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g- BEWARE OF OOUNTERFEITS IN
purchasing HALL's VEGETABLE slClLI4E
aAlR REhEWER. The genuine has a private
revenue 8 amp. three Inches long, With q likeness
OF Err. Hall upon It OWE the cork.
cctl2.stuthsD&w
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5perial Notires.

G- COSSIGNEE IS WANTED FOR (24)
twenty.four tubs LARD, marked W, per Steam.
ship Virginia, from Philadelphia, October 2; also
for 1 brrel marked F. O. ARCHER. Unless
claimed, above article, will be sold for expenses.
oc.12-3 W. A. CoURTENAY, agent.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

2ss bales upland cotton, ] bag sea island cotton,
IS bols spirits turpentine, :2ls bbls rosin, ca's OF
To r II Frost s. co, W K Ryan, a J Salinas,
Mowry Il Son, Geo W Williams 4 co, Thomas P
Smith, Whiiden L Jones, Trenholm 4 Son L
Shapiro. Barden & Parker, ~ caldwell q sou,
l. Howell, A s smith, Raw mel d CO., VIC Court.
ney l. ca. OF Levy, J D KlrkpatrlcE. Pringle 4
Son. Reeder & Davis, Murdaueha weekly:
Johnston. crews 4 Gu, Quackenhush. k.slill j. Co.
E F sweegan, Railroad AGENT Order, and others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
ss bales upland and 10 bags sea island cotton,
45s bills r sin, 4e bushels rough rice. cars wood,
lumber, &c. To U Il Claus,en. ] Colcock & co,
Quackenbu.h, tstil d co, Reeder d Davis. Mowry
& Son, W O Bee Il co, Murdhngh q We .kley. P
Dnwllng, T P Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers d co. Craw.
ley Il Demon. f H Frost i Gov Il Green. II Green,
Kinsman Il Howell, W Quincy, White Bros, K s
Rheit. Strfens, Werner & DucKer, RaVenel i co,
PlncEneY Bros.
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as- THERE I'll NO EXCUSE FOB.
those who drag their weary and disordered bodies
into our company, when q few doses Of AYERS
SARSAPARILLA would cleanse their mutky blood
and restore their health and vigor. Ye muddy
victims OF bilious disease. have some regard for
your neighbcrs, II not for yourselves. t'7'''
nrfJ1-atuth9nhw
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EFT THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE
MESsRS. EDITORS: VII please announce E. II
WHITING, Egg, as Coroner for Charleston ooun
ty, and oblige,
MANY REPUBLICANS AND CONSERVATIVES
OF CHARLESTON. oct1l.6
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Hs NOTIgE-oFFICE OF CONNIE:
IOHERs ,Or EIEOr1OSst CHlREESf0Nie0USs

Hr NOTIgE-oFFTCE OF CONNIE
s1oEERs' OF ELECTIONS, CHARLESTON 0UHst
,TY. FIRE PROOF BuIEDiNa,a OofeBKR, 4rassa
ls7a.-In pursuance OF Observation-Disclosures
OF Elections, Chapter Viii, ofthe manner OF edn-s
Quoting Elections and ,r~eturning,vote< section ~
the undersigned, Commissioner. OF Election, hare
and do hereby appoint the; following named pef!sI
sons IS Managers Of Election. for .ths purpose OF
conducting the Election at the several precincts
herein designated, at The General Electon, 20 be
hsld on "WEDNESDAY, the, ION day OF October
1872. All appointments a. Managers heretofore
made and not contained In this no leo arc hereby
revoked; and q l Polling plsces hsretosoreesta6-
lished and not enumerated harein arc H6ohshed.
Elections will be hsid only at the. plsess ahd,by.
the persons herein mentioned. An. Managers
hereby appointed are requested 70 qualhy imme-
dlately. by taking and subscribing 70 tns oath q;
ONCE, prescribed BY Section 30. d; Article y q
che Constitution, and file said oath In The otncsof
the Clerk Of Court.
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! 80 %. r~.r.f = W. ROLLNSs saetsFs Esc
Commissioners Of Election, chafie,ton countJ.
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~ COLLETON.-THE FOLLOWING
TICKET is suggested and will be generally Vo'ea
for by ALL parties In the coming Election:
For Representatives-Capr. Benz spokeu, -.
Fox, D. A. Bewyer, Robt. Black and u . "nA
BOD.
Clerk Of Court. z. LINER. n.-s,,.
County commissioners-W. s. Utsey' Ha"Ain'
scnoc, Commissioner-A. L. Campbell
Coronernp octs-tuthss
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, October II.
The comparative cotton statement for the
week Is as follows: