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Stute Items.

RsoIsrRArtoy IS CLARENDON. return from,
aud we sro ndsod 10 have been made.
Beckett, Chatrmau Of the Board fSr q nari.,Iar
ri stHtemsnt en- 1f the REGISTRATION at rnch precinct
snsce NJ " nrai NIL, ia9nsh next week. We only have
repatriation il tho district ss.s kos,stsse 5esVii Wb;io ..
voters 7iC Coiosoa seters 15I7, Aggregate a2Ss,
OF mt hossleatls bundlcs Ioxcs and ha1ca wc,,
nave Greeted our oy,s. daily for week past. tell us
Of ss Goods "d a S aFS IsSs,ivng their fail stock
IL. i 'sros 'toust Tue SIMPLY now being; received will
:, '[t60'eHdon PYrSs.
.GortoN.-up to yesterday tl'ri.iav) morninr
hitE bales OF new cotton have becn soI,i n, ";.
town. thc maymuntr:irr 1884, " '"'
tIfunsl,mo' arqrs.
AiMitN9 lioDnLnr: On the 18Th nr September
al about eight O'clock in The evening, one OF lilo
most daring rohbcries that wn have LearI or Iatr
4 was e9hinittcd at tho Store OF hIr. Il. ST.
T. M Em,nSI m%Hsvi's EN h s G IL Thin District. Mr.
me store waS IN charge Of his brutlior Mr. Coim-
~ aus nnia Emanuel. mo circumstances Of the robbery,
follows: e'' 'i' "7
alr. 9. Emanuel had left thu dwelling -houso soon
aitr inrs anu proceeded 10 the stole suon after
%hcn he heard dome one knocking at ti,,. front
uHor, which ho, sft.r some hesitation, opened
wnen iwo p9rs1ns ,atsTpcd in aud asked for some
crackers. tie told thQrt lIo lad the required mr.
ticle. md clnscd The t.oor. While lie was wailInp
up1,, these men, one di them said no had left his
unlocked Il and wcnl out, and soom sfterwar.l re-,
turned turned followed by anolher of tho party, AMI
while he waa again waiting upon iIlS other
tTE ts oiIo one OF lhsni seized him tiio collar,
with his nst, when the Whole party sclzod MIR.
emanuel, led him t6 tho riazss, aud hold him
there we'll guarded, whilo tho rest Of the party
robbed the store and ia brothers trunks, consist
ing Of dry goods, clothing, hats, ami other arti-
ces eighty or ninpty dollars in greenuacks, about
one hundred dollars il Stato Bank bils-the yaIuu
OF al! tho articles taken amounting to about seven
hundred dollars, air. U. Emanuel was also robbed
nf & ESid watch pistol md gold pin. There were
lattocs. ~ -''
Immediately alter this l,appuued, Mr.. Emanuel
reported tho circumstance to Headquarters, at
Darlington q. H., whom Capt. Hawkins, command
ing N the Post dsHatehpd dcachincut Of soldier,
they have failed to accomplish anythins. No hmm
1mey VII aoon be secured and brought to justice.
TEs Citizens OF our datriet should not rcst saiis
ned until tLcse bands g banditt dispersed or
Uur country iH unsafe while such marauders Are
prowlng at largo Throughout the country, noeking
10 destroy oiir properly and even our lives Lei
not no time bo lost unta every man is safely in tic
ward.-BenReiIsUEie MeTaid. -
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PECIAl NOTICES,

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fll h"R:!t amounting" I" httrrn (I5l d..lars or les,
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oi what We here declare In almost every In
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alter The syrup Il a'lunistored.
Full directions for using Will accompany each bo,tI,
BE sure AMI cali for
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HAVING The Fac sfmi!t OF COURTS PEnKIss'' OIL the
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:,Domestfc Markets
NOON DISPATCH,

= NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YoRK, September 80.-Stocks active and
strong. Money in fair demand at per cent. ster-
ling, sight et; time 81. Ca coupons Ils, Flour
q shade ffmer. Wheat Ease. better. Corn aa1r.
better, Oats quiet and steady. Pork dull, at
$2S 11IG. Lard firm, at 14ic Whiskey quiet.
Cotton dufl, dp22c.i Ffeghts quiet. Turpeitins
57aa58o. Rosin In fair demand; strained S8 s7a.
Gold 49,.
EVENING DISPATCH:
Stocks active but heavy. Gold ash. ,62 coupons
118l. FLOUR, more doing; State SO 25a10 CO., South
ern SO 75a14. Whent STEADY at moons advance.
Mixed Western Corn Il 9Oa1 SIT. Oats dull and
Dropping; Western 74aa75A Pork heavy at s23 75
a2S s5. whiskey quiet. Cotton steady; sales 700
bales, at 22c. Ri:e dull and nominal Sugar less
active but firm. Rio Cofieo activo at former prices
other. qualities dull Turpentine unchanged.
Rosin So s7ias. Lard frmer Mt 14{c: Tallow stea-
dy ut 12a12I. Fraishts dropping.
BALTIAoRH, September S0-Cotton aniet and
unchanged. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
oppressed !; prime to choice Rod Sc 40a2 60. Corn
dull. Oats firm prime 7oa72. RYE unchanged
Provisions quiet and nominally UNCHANGED.
WILMINGTON, September 80.-Turprntine dull al
5sl Rosn frmer at s3 12laG co.
CINCINNATI, September e0.-Flour firmer nrices
unci.aaged. Wheat in good demand No. Red
- ~. SoiH ufmeI HI So MeSS pOrk SIi Meats
unchanged. Lard 133a1i.
NEW ORLEAss, September 3O.-sales of Cotior
1875 belss-mafket qnfet and ea sier Low Mid
dlings 1stc. Receipts GO bales. Louisiana Sugar
Only retail business. Fully Fair 15Sc; Prime lGc.
Cnba Choice .dull-retailing at 12iala4c. for Nos
IA and 10. Molasses.-Nothing doing. Flou
quiet, with light sales. Treble Extra sl2; Cho,c,
$l2 l2.loa$1s.10. Corn.-No sales; prices firm. Miset
3l.40 White 81 .45. Oats steady and firm at soc
Pork fat-asking 1926. Bacon.--Only limited
jobbing trade. Shoulders 15a154c. Clear Sides Il
sl9lc. Lard quiet-in tierces at l5a; in kegs 16
Gold 433. Sterling 6Ga5 8. New FORK Sight EI
change ial per cent premium.
MoBtI, September 80.-Sales 1000 bales; Mid
dlings 1Bc. Receipts s33 balos.
sAyANNiI, September 3O.-Cotton opened will
better feeling, but no advance. There WAS iai
inquiry bnt the sales were small; Middlings isc
AuauBrA, September 30.-Cotton active ant
800 balos. ..is3 .i.ff Et|f'EoT jf-'j
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BLOW At CAsTE--Tlo Good Templars OF Iowa,
10 GRAND EodE6 nssemblrd, laloly resolved thai
their order ia founded upon and recognizes the
and that like the Gospel Of Christ, It ought moi
and cannot recognize any diatinction of rnco color
or condition In its work Of Christian benoyoence
help to whoaoeycr may como and accept lis simple
Tulea and regulations. =.
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From, Richmond, ,

RICHMOND, September 30.--The registration for
final revision will be opened by order on the Btu
October. :
MIR. sHASKs. OF the Congressional Committee to
investigate the treatment OF prisonors, addressed
crowd OF blacks this evening at the capital.
The split in the Republican party here is be-
coming more marked. Republican ward meetings
called for tonight have bcon repudialed by Hun
NrcuTT, the acknowledged lesder OF the blacks.
In speech this evening he warned the blacks to
beware of Northern dough-faces who are sotled
among them end pretend to be republican,.
Colonel j. A BATES returned from Europe, and
has been ordered to relieve Major STONE, Commis-
s!oner Of tho Bureau at Petersburg.
/, FRANKLIN srEARaEs, Conservative Republican,
has been nominated for the Convention by a Re-
publican meeting in tho county,
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R5Thc Relatives, Friends nd Acuuatnt
ances OF Mrs. PHd:BE HERbERr aud family also the
nrinoer' OF tho NJ l.: Church. respectfully request.
." 10 a'eila hef Funeral Services al Trinity Church
iiasrl street. at Fl, o'clock This Afternoon. tcto,r
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The EIeet1ons in Tennes.. .

NAsHv1LLE, September S0.-It was perfectly
quiet on Saturday, the voting being confined
mainly to negroes and strangers. Tho Mnyor ro-
ceded from Ills determination OF holding poll
under the charter of rs; but the present officials
will keep their places until ousted by the courto
or bayonets.
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VOLUME v. NO. 6
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our CubIc nIsuntc1,cs.

FLORENCE, September So.-- dARrBALDI has written
u letter from prison, saving that the Romano Ger.
any have the rights of the slaYe Of rising against
their oppressors that Il is tho duty OF he Italians
TO help them; hopes that his felloS-patriots arc
unliscoursgcd and will march on to the libera.
ton OF Rome. The eyes Of tie world are upon
them, and the nations anxiously await the result
OF their action.
l.ater accounts represent tho riots AZ serious.
In some cities the mobs arc fierce and obstinate;
tho troops using bsyOncts, aud occasionally bul-
leta. Many killed and wounded
PARIS, September 3n.-'rhc .ahuqnis LsGrdngr
ron Criterium AMI Omniunl prizes at the Lang
champ racca.
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HIAIiNIEO.

On tho ererus Of tho Goth. at ST. JosrpLs Church. by
thO Rev G. J CBo1AE, JULlAS D. uOtITEyESEIJit 10
oEohGlANA l.. kitLLAR. both OF this city. No
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S n HIPPiR G.

r WaNrEu, 4 VESSEL TO LOAD
SIlSl,\ FOR BALTIMORE
GHKS4 STREET BROTHERS co.
- 80. No. 70 East Bay.
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Yellow Fever In New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, September SO.-The intslmens
frotn yellow fever for the "a hours ending Sunday
morning, we're d.; to this morning, CT.
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"cpSrARS SALES DEPOT.
No. iss nRuADNyAY, NEW yoIti<,
Where H. - 20 - sikcs pu up r;ilic+ Stores
ships. Boats Pnblc Institutions, Sr &C.
II is truly wonderful r confidence thli is nov ,Iri In
every form OF Preparations thai from 'raaars
"COsTAR's. EYTERAtINAToI,s--F Rats, M.r.
Eoaches, Ants &c, Sr "Ony infailihle remedy known
Not dangerous to the human family. "ats come olif
oi their holes to die" Sr.
"CosTAR'S" BEp-Buu TERNIlNNToE-A liauu
"COSTARS" ELECTRIC POwDER-For Moths III
Furs and Woullrn5 Is inyallabr. Nothing ,an exceed II
for power and efficacy Destroys Instantly all I=ci. on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
"COSTAli'S BUCKfHORS .;AI w For Cu,r Bnru.
Wounds. brlisea Broken Bro as,a Sippra Ii,as il,
all forms. Old sorNs Ulcers, and all Lins or cutaucor-
afectiouH No family should bc Wiihon H. u cyree,l
in efficacy sil other SaiycS III ,sr.
'C0STARS" CORN SOLyEST-For Corns D,Iu,na
Warts &c.
"CosTAR'S" BITTER SWEET AND ORANGE III os
S3MS-Branthns the Complexion, by giving IL the skin
soit and beautiful freshness. aud Is itconaraby bc.
regard Us an essential to the toilet. An
safo ls ia best Recommendation. Our bottle is always
followed by moru Try II 10 know.
"GOSTaRS"- BISHOP PILLS-.i universal ninnsr
tireness. all forms OF Indigestion Nervous ana Sir
Headache. a Pill that IL rapidly snpersedils ali
others.
..COSTAR'S' COUuH REMEDY-.or Couels. c,lls
and all or bronchial and Dlaessrs of Tin,
Thi BAT uld l.lnEs. Address
HENRY Il. CtbSTiR
No Is2 BROADway. u Y
DOWIE 81 NOISE,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
No. iSl Menina street, oprositc Charleston noiel.
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IL mas beon demonstrated in Chicago that a
comfortable house for a poor man can be bnlt
for $3.50
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:. ff-NUTICE IT, MNKINEh:'--C ! TT Mn.
MD PILOTS Wishing tu anchor their ,.Es,i- in A;,I
iAfsr Hfe r'Drsrd mol 10 10 mirrr: mil,.. dire
rnge ,nf ilie he7dS " thn SAVANNAH HhlLHuNu
' tha Charleston aud st. An,Ir, w's side
fhe Ashlry is>er; lf "h!' i...uliu: .na. " iih ir
Submarine Telegraph r.siir will IL. asn,,i,I.
r. e. TURNER 10. NJ.
easD"r Masters Mli''. Charleston. r"lrnr, 4. r-tn
EelIrItary Z \
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OBITUARY.
TO THE MEMORY or JOHN A. HEITr.

~ thE htf.hoHf UF JOHN n. kEITr.
Ills worthy. warm.hpartrS' high tolad younr man
died az the Residence or his father in Ut. Matthews inter
arw priei hours OF fncss from attack uf
on the 5utll day Of August. 1867. 1t rare indeed
,hat hn living ore called upon 10 chrunicIr the
ath ul = young nau wllOSg future full OF nr,,-
mise anu usnfuIn,as. Whose character principles anal
,shhh!s ,hh were ~ firmly i,rcSse, upon ile feelings
tnoghta and affections Of t0se noi uny Ills Ilrme.i
ue he,ghburho d. but upon circle Of trc,ds uct
Throughout tho state.
~ generous nud tre In the relations which jrr s,ls
taied tn his community and 10 his friends 10 nlir M
SON. with hbern EDUCATION uni genuine chiIstIo,
lie certainly nlled tie measure OF the stund
arS G OF ,I I'osp ,,, whom tho godu lovo alo carly.
40 MS father. his surviving parent, in this sad l,c
Pavement VIC can only suggest and unite with him In
SSas9iaon which one OF Gods chosen gave hiinsc
Ihe i6tl patli given, the lord hath taken away
Blessed be The namu Of the Lord"
hs' Tho Mercury will plcaRu COPY
DIED. at Pot inyal. q. C., on September latb Of
i niions Fever II lie Hti year OF hcr ngc ELIZA IT,
WIG OF JAMES L. HAhSwELI. aIi daughter Of In. lut,
JOHN y HARR'H OF Providence, Rhod, Island
DIED ~ typhoid fover, at Matliaon teorei. S,pta,,
osr 10 ls1I GEORGE ELLIOTT. In lhr fiteenti wear
TON. 80 i' hH'iL-
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Riot In Savanna II,

sAyAsHtn. September 30 Ono Bradley, q Los-
ton mulato, has been several times arrested By tho
military and civil authorities for swindling negroes
and exciting disturbances. lie had a gathering
here OF some 1G00 negroes, mostly from the coun-
try, to-day. In tho OF his haranguu against
white mon and in favor Of a distribution of lands,
the conservative negroes interrupted him. when
melee occurred. 4 large force Of police charged
through the crowd. The military came 80 their
aid, and together they cleared the square. The
mnsiots brought in by The large band of country
negroes we're taken by the police and turned over
to the military. large proportion Of the colored
population disapprovo of BnApLEY's proceedings,
and threaten to assaRsnate him.
The entente cordidfe between the city govern
ment and the military affords great satisfaction to
all classes except the ignorant adhrronts of Brad
ley.
-. ..T.a LATER.
Tie city is all quiet A disturbance had been
threatened tonight between tho country and Con-
servative city .colored people. General ANDERSON,
the Chief OF Police, has given orders 10 arrest
every person, regardless Of color or politics. The
military remains undor arms, but their 6crvices
will probably not Do needed. a largo number OF
the rioters have been arrested, and the rinylead-
ers will probably LIE sent 10 Fort Pulaski.
--S----
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Northern News.

BosroN, September 90.-AncHIBALp FosrEH,
Brazilian Consul, is dead.
KEEkE, N. H., September 3O.--There has been
tlrreo inches Of snow.
New York, September 30.-TLo National Bank
of Whitestown, n. Y, is reported failed.
The Rev. JOHN NJ KHEBs, an old school Presby-
teTiau, is dead -,t.-
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eS CITY SHEa,,rS OFFICE. TO III
FauTTIN0 CITY TAX PAYERS do ,,,r.,y ,.,va ~
tiee TO all defauliers IN payment Vi Ci,y ia,.s Thai,
pursuance o. Instructions from the CITY touprji .
proceed on anl after tho hII day ui ustabcr u,,i
tie executions now In my oilirr. tu r,. ul al aLy
'ist for sale property OF dcfndlnta IL safely sail az.
tions. r. e. aliERHY ru, S,,
s.II.t
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FOR BOSTON.

fVft DUSIUN.
THE NEW Al STEAMSHIP
CfFto- B- UPTON,
HiCH. MAsrEu,
\tH:I. AtltIyE ON Cd INSTANT, AND DE DIS.
W PATCHED tirthwih for above nort
Far engagements "f Fright ar Passage nnply to
49,, , 80 WILLIAM ROACH.
rnllon. l'ire a,li Naval Stores GEO H. UPTON Esa
''''"" Octol,ar
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lNnsI,Ington Nc,,s.

wARnIEdroS, September 30.-Ln the report o
the Commissioner oi Agriculture for August and
September, he represents the whoat crop not ar
large rs anticipated in July. Corn promises lair
crop If frost does not rjure it. The army worn,
made Its appearance in tho cotton folds about tho
lst Instant, anl caused considerable npprchcn.
sion Ia some quarters for The safety or the crop.
The potatoes are rotting badly in many of tho
large pctato-srowing States, and the yield will br
lest than last year.
Owing to the severe weather laSt winter, the
wool clip this yoar is from tive to len per cent less
than laHt' :.
James III. Murphy, Nashville negro, Inns been
appointed by the Scrgeart-at-Arms OF the Unit ell
States Senate, member OF tho Capitol police
force.
A strong pressure i- being brought 10 bear to
secure modification of the recently promulgated
cotton regulations. Numerous letters have been
received representing The routine for obtaining
permits as impraclicabe in many instances and
generally incouvenont. The Treasury Depart
nent las the matter under consideration.
Our Consul at Demcrara. under date Of Aus gust
q, reports that The Yellow Fever has reappe ired,
principally among the seamcn in The harbor.
Seuor Don LUIS MoLESA, Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from Nicaragua, presented letters of recall
to the President to-day.
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The moro laborers especially II we include tho
laborers in bric;-hclds who knoad tho clay amount
to moro than one-fourth OF tho whole number.
But OF the Gel 600 who may be considered as
DO 800 nro unlon mon, I. e. abont one-seyenth the
proportion varying from, six per cent, among tho
Ibricsmnkers to thirty per cent. among the plas-
together ono unionist can coetco six non-unonisls,
anu every three skilled laboIeIs can, according to
thoir Will, deprive ono unskilled lsboror ofbread.
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Yellow Fever In nIohiIe
Yellow Fever I'm New

MOBILE, September 80.-Thcro we're 80 deaths
I rom the fever here during tile past two DAYS.
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Sktled and Unskinod Lnborers in Eng.
land.

The Pail Mall Ge&itte saya: "Thcre are Two
points brought out in the evidence taken BY the
Trade Union Commission which arc essential to a
thorough comprehension Of the trade union ques-
tion, but which have not received tho attention
borne BY tho skilled artisans engaged in tic vari-
ous TRADES to tho unskilled ones or nero laborers
auxiliary 10 those artisans, dependent upon tho
continuance OF their work. rendered destitute when
they strike, but not mombcrs of tIe union nor sup
ported by its funds. Tho second is tho compare
tiyely small proportion OF tho unionsts TO the
whole number OF worliinon in cach separate trade
or industry Both points are most important tho
ono AZ allowing the collateral suffering caused by
strikos to those unconnected with them and unable
10 prevent them; the other as showing how small
Is often the minority Which, by it's organization, il
enabled to control tho majority.
IT appears from tho evidence OF Mr. M ,ult,
Secretary to tho General Builders AsHociation,
that the entire number OF workmen engaged in
building trades in about 100000 cinssod as fol-
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W" coNSi'iSEES f'cH STEAMER MAN
arr notified to att"a, u til, r.c,lp, of ,b,,
goods 's'' Oig. st Ai2er's Souh. Wharf .;,o,Iuz
'"''ti'-!" ,t'idiiri.r 1t S;i.Is,;.
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a5' MARRIAGE AND CEiiDhuY. AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MASRaoD.-hn issay f,r
Young Men On the Crime OF Solitude. aaI the p.y-i..
logical Errors Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pcdimcnts TO MARRThGI:. with s,,re means OF Relief
sent IN sealed letter envelopes. I.r- Of charge.
Address Dn. j. SEILIIS H0TGHTOS
Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA Ia
SepIrml,er
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nS-CoNSlGNEES SpEHSrEANs,IIps ALA oIr,,
~ ''i"''' a'' lh'rrl'y notified that the stelrnu, "a
"'h'' disharsi.u: 'ai., 1T Pier No Imam wh,ryc.
" '"'" "' iakrn I"aS At -unsrl will rriugp ON Wl,,
"'N ''h MhRpEcN & 60,
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