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New YORK. October 8.

NEW 1ORk, OclOpeI
About two hours ago, as Moultrie vas slowly
vending his way along Fifth Avenue, discussing
the demerits ofa segar which would have made
good husband to some other segar Oh account OF
its undoubtedly being domestic N its nature, ne
called the attention Of friend With whom he was
in company to STEWARDS marble palace at the cor
ner of Thirty-fourth street and, with sigh e4-
claimed, Just to think ''Just to think what =
said the friend addressed. Why rejoined Monl-
trie ''iust to think how singular 1t Is that there
is a house worth million, owned by man worth
millions in the plural number, while there are
men vhi---" Here Moultrie pointed to himself, look
ed reproachfuly at his =egar, which like a DAD
actor. would not draw, and sighed anew. Inc
friend at first simply remarked, Not at all, and
walked on in silence for block CT two, when ne
suddenly opened his mouth and spaEe as follows
s'Why envy STEWART his wealth he has acquired
it b. his energy as we'll as by his business kno"i
edge ani untiring industry he began the Worla
With nothing and has made fortune YOU, w!th
sometime. and have not made fortune. that's
true said / and STEWART deserves credit, ano hss
it, whilst Moultrie has neither credit nor cash
Look at LoRRLLARD, said nv Hlenu' Pie-
fer not looking ST him, said / because lie is deau
''Ah /" said nv friend, 'this is news rs II sa'a
l. Then must make an item Of it and write IL 10
TEE News in nv letter to-day tor PkTfK Lon
E1LI ARD was perhaps the greatest tobacco man 'n
the country, and it is right apl proper to-hatA-a-
man when he Ia no more and to pay just tribute
10 his many virtues.
PETER LoRRILLaRp unlike A. T STEWART did not
begin from the bottom round Of the ladder o' Pc
cunary fame, Tor when his uncle lott THIS "ori'
for the life to come he also left to h!s "ephe"
PETER the snug ami comfortable little sum ot t"o
hundred Thousand dollars. Besides this, when Ills
father died. he inherited that which is Iar better
than money, thorough knowledge ol business:
together with the business itself out OF which he
succeeded in amas5lng fortune of several millions
1oisrs Hs tnt1accn hnust. rs one OF the larEast
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A yilisiuous Yankee las been going about
secretly among the negroes in central Florida,
selling them, i'll fours, at fifty cents each. wooden
stakes painted red, white and blue, ornamented
with small streamer, telling them that whenever
they planted those stakes at the four corners OF a
tract OF land, the land would become theirs when
the expected c3niscation came. It is runored
that he has disposed of cargo OF these sticks,
and has returned to the North to get another
surrl1
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An account ola yery'fashlonablo wedding is CIV
en- il the Bristol England Post Theparties we're
QuaLers, but we're dressed in the most eabo
rate and costl! mahnor, were most Vi those
present. Several persons attended ia the old
plain sarb which made the contrast all the more
.tr
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The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin states
that out vi the sixty workmen engaged in laying
the Nicholson pavement coverine the wood blocks
with tar, On st. Charles street Ill that city, not
one has been attacked with yellow fever
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So BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TH s
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street, New York.
"a. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 Tyr
a9A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEa
countrf home after sojourn OF few monthe in TIE
city, was hardly recognized by her fends In placeo
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ple1ion OF almost marble smoothness. and instead
wenty-three she really appeared but eighteen Upon in
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BY its use any Lady or Gentlemen improve their per-
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March 80
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Five hundred acres OF land near Honesdae,
Ia, have beou bonsht 10y two gciiteincu OF New
York. ror the purpose pf Guilty ,timg the winter
prut.u btrrV
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4S GERMAN FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
You are hereby summoned to appear at the Engine
House, Chalmers street. This Morning. az Nine O'Clock
in full uniform, pay the last tribute OF respect to our
late E1-President, F. Won sPREcKEN. Also the Board
Of Fire Masters respectfully invited to attend the Fu
neral at the German Lutheran Church. Hasel street.
By order OF the President. JOHN c. WOHLERS,
OctoDerl IL Secretary.
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A veteran amateur i'll Wine drinking writes to
know II Congress couldn't be induced to proclaim
4 ,hireenti commandment: Thou shalt not COIN
init adultrrItlon
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Bankrupted by the Bayonet.

south Carolina is to-day without dollar OF
national currency Ill her treasury, and without
the means of paying single appropriation made
by the. last session of the General Assembly. A
portion of her people have paid the taxes imposed,
onerols as they have necessarily been, but the
remainder have taken shelter under the military
orders, which forbid the collection of any taxes
not imposed by the United States Government.
Mark the consequences In less than sixty days
every charitable public institution will perhaps be
closed The unatics, the deaf, dumb and blind
and the conycts Of the penitentiary, may be
turned loose upon society. Judges, sheriffs.
clerks, and others, who now deiive their compen
saton from the public funds, must cease thoir la
bors, and the entire civil machinery of the State
be brought to halt.
The military stop, in one breath, the payment of
legitimate taxes, which are the life OF the treasury
and in the next, issue an order like the following
HEADQUARTERS Cd MILITARY DISTRICT.
DIR 9 q Qzatnhcl Q 1897
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ssr The Relatives, Friends anu Aequaini-
ances of Mrs. JAMES BROWN are respectfully in-
vted to attend her Funeral from No. II Pitt street.
This Afternoon, at Three o'clock.
October IL i
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style and greatest dispatch. September "
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No. 4s2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
wnere 81 50 to IS sizes are put up Families, Stores
Ships, Boats, Public Institutions, &C., &c.
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every form Of Preparations that comes from Costars
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OBITUARY.

DIED. at Sumter. g. c., on september Goth, 1867. OF
Consuraption JOHN D. MAHONY, late OF Charleston a
nst7e Of Mitehelstown county. Cork Ireland aged A.
years. May he rest In peace.
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CHARLESTON, ,,
I SDecial Orders. No. 1851


VIII. The Treasurer Of the State OF South Caro-
ma is heIebydirected to pay all amounts approved
at these Headquarters, for salaries and expcndi-
lures incurred in maintaining the quarantine Oh
the coast of South Carolina, established by General
Orders No. 8, Headquarters Second Military Dis
trict current series, out Of any funds remaining
unexpended in the ire ,sury at the imo of the pro-
sentation thereof and if there be not sufficient
funds at that time for that purpose, the payment
shall be made out Of the first funds that shall be
received in the treasury thereafter.
The amounts 80 expended will be charged
against the appropriation made by the Legislature
OF Nth Carolina in December, 1865, for the Mill
tsry :adelny at Charleston, and the appropria-
ton ide by the Legislature aforesaid in Decem-
Der, ST. for testing the conshtutionaEty and
validit. Of the Acts Of Congress- by which the
lands l. Saint Helena and part Of Saint Lukes
Parish have been sold, as directed in Special Or
ders No. 1856, Paragraph II, current series, from
these Headquarters.
BY command OF Breyet Major General Ed. r. 3.
Candy. LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Ald-de-Camp A. A. A. Il.
1t is evident from the above, that the military
authorities intend not only to assume control OF all
the funds OF the State aud to absorb them as they
please, but that according to Order No. 80, sus-
pending the collection OF taxes we are required to
rub some modern Aaddin's lamp which shall create
at will the rs TO pay every demand against the
State, provided it does not touch the sacred pocket
OF the taxpayer. Strange tinanciering this. Does
the Commanding General propose to receive the
bills of the State ill payment OF his accounts Will
he endorse these bills, and by General Orders"
command them to stand at par? When he DESTROYS
the financial system of the State, does he propose
to create another and better? or is this part OF
the programme, tue closing scene of which will be
the annihlaton Of all the institutions, as we'll as
all the authority, Of the State?
We should like ia know the worst There is no
money Ill the Treasury, aud its Golfers cannot be
filed, because such proceeding has been forbid
den by general orders. We are, therefore, bank
rupt Being thus. who viii pay the bills !? WHY,
the people of the Unitei States, of course. A
hundred or two thousand dollars, i'll addition to
the present expenses of Military District No 2, is
not much and the Government eau well afford it.
Indeed We are not altogether certain that the
Commanding General is not to be thanked for his
consideration is so 5ummarily shutting down the
aood-gates Of fnance, and adopting measures
which will necessarily result in his assumption OF
all the expenses incident to the government OF
this portion of his District.
1t Is proper to add that the above order cannot
be obeyed, from sheer inability on the part OF the
treasurer TO do so. There not greenback i'll
the State Treasury Who VIII pay it : Wh,' who
who
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MAY u
B1RNWELL SENTINEL

rs AN EACELLENT ADyFRli, Nh MEDIUM. LEI
Merchants aud busnes. ill., !oraiew months
M risk no GAIN. send y your .r,ls and increaa
cour trade this fall. There's u,n. equal Printer"
ink-it has made many fortune.
Terms Tor the paper-s3 per aniiu'!. III advance.
Advertisements inserted ut the II II per square OF
tw,ls. lines or less for each insertion.
cards III Ten liles less at the nj SN' FOR hfe'
months. ,, riv
eg. OF Changing more favorable t. .ns. Address
EDWARD y. BRONSON
sr4.i., l. ftuu-..I = u. r1pict@')
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Domestic Markets
NOON DISPATCH

NOON DISPATCH
NEW YORK October 1O.-Stock excited and de-
pressed. Money per cent. Gold l43t. Sterling,
time 81 a 81. '62 coupons 112s Flour dull, droop-
ing. Wheat, 1c. lower. Corn, lc lower. Rye, ic
better Oats, 1c. lower Pork heavy at s23. Lard
quiet at 10 194 Freights advancing. Iurpen-
tine 81 &c. Rosln, No. l, 81 90.
EVENING DISPATCH
Cotton lower; sales 1900 bales, at 49,. Flour,
50 IL 25 Wheat active, advanced 1c.; No. l,
g 41a; No. q 50 s24 a . 81. Corn heavy Western
mixed 81 Sst 1 AZ. Pork firm. Lard heavy at IA
14sc Sugar active; Porto Rico, - 12tc.; Mus
covsdo, III 12tc Other groceries quiet. Freights
firm. Stocks excited and heavy. Money per
cent. go coupons, 112 ll2t, Gold, 433 4a4.
Gold closed unsettled, with pressure to sell at
43s.
BALTMoRE, October 10.-Cotton very dull; mid
dlngs nominal at l9s zoe. Flour quiet. Wheat
steady. Corn verystrong; white and yellow, $, 4S
also Oats active and buoyant; advanced . &c.;
good to strictly prime 70 TIC. Rye higher; 81 Is
a175 Provisions drm; stocks scarce.
CNcnNATI, October 10.-Flour dull aud un-
changed. Corn, s. TO- Whiskey firm Mess Pork
lower at SD so. Bacon firm Shoulders, 14tc.;
clear Sides, 1S2, to come out Of smoke.
WILMINGTON, October 10.-Turpentine firm at
5Se. Rosin, lower grades in demand at So 25
ss37S; No. quiet at 81 OOa S4 so. Cotton dull
and nominal at 15ac. for Middlngs.
AUGUSTA, October 10.-Cotton active but prices
easier; sales, 1863 bales; Middlings 16c. receipts,
5S7 bales
SAVANNAH, October 10.-Cotton closed quiet and
STEADY Mddings, 17tc.; sales, 800 bales receipts,
1927 bales.
MOBILE, October 1O.-Cotton in limited demand !;
sales, $50 bales; Middlings, l6tc; market quiet;
receipts, 1882 bales. -
NEW ORLEANS, October 10.-Sales 1850 bales,
demand general and active, prices irregular, Low
Middlings 17s 1s; Receipts 25s. Flour dull
with declining tendency; Superfne $40 10;
Double Extra s11 so sl1 75. Corn dull and un-
changed; White 81 40. Oats 10. Pork dull and
unchanged. Bacon quiet and firm; Shoulders
153 Clear Sides 19s. Lard firm, choice III tierces
l5t. Cod 49a A. Sterling $50 to So Sight
Exchange on New York a premium
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sSNERvOUS DEBILITY, WITH ITS GLOOMY
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches

LONDON, October o Evening -Cousois, 94l
Bonds, 1s.
FRANKFORT. October o Bonds, "a.
LIVERPOOL, October 9-Evening. ng.-Cotton ire
gulsr; sales la,0oO bales; uplAnds, S5-l6a Ss
Breadstuffs quiet.
LONDON, October ,O-Noon.- Consols, "a 5-l6
Bo1ds 72.
FRANKFORT October l0.-Bonds, 744
LIVERPOOL, October 10-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
Uplauds, 81; sales 1900 bales. Corn, 45s Sd.
Others unchanged.
LONDON, October l0--2 P. NJ The finances are
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. October lO-2 z. NJ Cotton con-
tinues quiet, Uplands, 81; Orleans os. Breadstuns
steady Provisions irregular. Pork, Ills. Bacon,
AS Cd.
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Election News.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1O.-The Ledgers table
includes SO counties, showing 3279 majority. The
seven counties to be heard from, gave last year
54S Republican majority.
WASHINGTON, October l0.-The Democrats gam
ed nearly one thousand votes in Lancaster, Ste
vens' county
CINoINNA1I, October 10.-This mornings Com
mercial saws that over fifty counties have been
heard from, giving THURMAN six thousand ma
jority The remaining twenty-five or thirty coun-
ties, embracing several in the Reserve, will GER
tainly reduce these figures but whether
sufficiently to elect HAYES, the official count only
will show The Legislature is hop.'essly gone.
The Inquirer gives THUaMAN's majoi ty at 2l69.
The Legislature stands as fol- 3 House, Radi-
Gals, so Democrats, sc; Sena.. Radicals, II
Democra-s, 10.
WASHINGTON. October 10.-A. cial from Column
bus Ohio. saws: Returns still show THuRMANs
election
s. s. Cox telegraphs to the New York World that
the Democrats have swept the whole State COM
pletely.
COLUMBUS, OHIO October 10-4 P. M.-Returns
show that Hayes is doubt elected by 1000 to
2OOO majority. The Legislature is Democratic by
a small majority. Carroll Hawkins aud Noble to
hear from.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1O.-The Republican
Central Committee claim the State by 1000. The
Democratic Committee claim it by 5000 to 5000.
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From Richmond

RICHMOND October 10.-The stockholders OF the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad are in session at
Lynchburg to-day, for the purpose OF considering
consolidation with the Southside Railroad.
The Virginia railroads were served with a notice
from the War Department ct Washington, forbid
ding any change in the Presidency of the COM
pacies until all claims due the Government for
running stock and material sold them at the con-
clusion of the war on credit are paid The stock
holders have appointed committee to confer
with General Grant, and adjourned until the second
Tuesday in November.
Outside OF the Republican party, the election
news has been received here with general pleasure,
and the bulletin boards have been crowded all day.
The colored people seem to be particularly dis
mayed at the fate OF the appointment III Ohio.
The Government is making arrangements to
have the DAVIS trial evidence and the arguments
reported by stenographers, for preservation IN
boot fnrn, $50
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Washington SeWs

WASHINGTON, October 1O-Quarterly reports or
National Banks to the morning of the 7th are
nearly all n showing that the banks are generally
up to the requirement of the law.
General SHERMAN leaves for st. Louis TO-
morrow.
The revenue receipts to-day amount to s4S4, 600.
Twenty thousand dollars in we'll executed coun-
terfsit notes of second series, due June, 1868, OF
the thousand dollar denomination, have been
presented ct the Treasury within the past few
davs. They are all of the A or series. The
most prominent defect is in the red seal, which is
larger than the genuine.
DANIEL HERrzLrR, wealthy citizen OF Springfield,
Ohio, was murdered by burglars.
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DOMIE & NOISE, .
Wholesale AGENTS,

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r,s u.,sas cornus in Missouri.

The Habeas Corpus IN Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, October 10.-The United States Cir
cult Court has granted the writ OF Rabeas Corpus
for WILLIAM MURPHY, sentenced to ten years I'M
prisonment by military commission for burning
Mississippi river boats during the ar
Yellow Fever In New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, October 1O.-The interments trom
fever for the twenty-four hours to A. M. to-day,
amount to fifty-six.