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FOREIGN CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE,

ROME, Sept THE Holy Father went
Yesterday to the church of sta MARIA aSl
Popolo, in honor of the teast OF onr Lau2
Nativity, and was warmly received ny the
nopulation along the whole extent OF MS pas
sage The procession returned at last pace
and along the Rpetta, Tor Oil Mona, follIe o.
hnen~l,4-snd Borpo the crowd was very nu-
yneTous, and most loyal in its demonstrations
The novena preceding the feast has been most
devoutiy observed, ard the chuTches ero@ S'li
with the faithful. A great nnmDer Oh persons
-SaYe made ffitir iiffi8ffee 6t this sG'snE',
The artists of Cologne, Munich, and Vienna
are already in full activity in preparations Ior
the gathering in Sta" MARIA aeGia AIge at work
on n set of yestments similar to those that
were contributed for the Papal Jubilee inc
Atelier Salviati of Venice Is Of Gix
magnificent mosaics for the CatheUraA OF IL
la-SLanelle The great rellqnarles OF Wv
Vatican, those given Ey Charles the i1oi Ii 20
Sta. Croee in Gerusalemme, 1nos9 + % Of the
Carvaial in the Same church, anu those Oh C Gho
Iateran, will be placed in the exhibition; ne
churches of Germany, hungary ana i hanSo
viii also lend many OF their mosS work
caryed iyory and ceramic art. ApT0pos OF inc
fine arts. the very Malone is reduced TO crying
shame the degradation OF SnLis o,iatodion,
IImepts in the hands of their new cnsVoullis
in re0enerated italy. The magnificent trescoes
Of Paolo Uccello in the church of Sta StArls
NoyeIla In Florence will very soon % Io g,
To rnins as the rooms in which they are haV'
Geen turned into a depository for the aecora
tions aud furniture used on the occaslI I ="
Princess Margaret's Wedding. Inc W sn1aE
the gfGS% eentuTies are being
by the crowd assembled there every Wiz 40 10
tie drawing of the lottery, and the Walls al
n 1ait ruined by the scrawls in charcoal an
chalk perpetrated by these modern MA EahT TeT
useful in this, that they preserved our al
treasures" ,,,4;z n var
,,',,sinsS, reXieyy of recent cdnards propagate
by s.onT own (German) Correspondenths,1 o %n
hive bccn accredited with the very hIopele
;ssion of finding out moro regarding the Woi
Of the Council than the CiSs ss ea S9hSpr
S,,s bayc no data to go on, and perslstll
rejecting the sutnor that sSp %ea pnrpose
tiFi,,lr the Iegitimate curiosity of the tait
fa are driven dram on oI their ssns tRyG oTsa
The Nea9 hsiS ,6 Tff'G noting til as specimen
tB Ss feeling Of the Austrian Government
wards Rome and the persistent ". uonnci
n saws: Europe occupied itself more G9o
tbe little States Of the Pope than ABOUT
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m r;.bo,, of GaI,cay and the Land QutstiOn-
u 10 getter 70 the committee of the Gray ma
IN to9o Ie' testimonial fund, the Most Rev Dr.
MEyily writes trust the day is not lar ai ar
TAM " IN ,ro(essions. now that the wall OF
ton Is broken down, will unite as one
man north and SOUTH east and vest f;s IN q re
mthuinS ISrds and tenants of the land ques-
g 8nn Wbich is already occupying. so large
share of public attention. and when IN ~ con,
Germs alike landlord and tenant In esttIeS
and Catholic, to have equltaply so'liu
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We learn from the Limerick Reporter that az
the Diocesan Synod OF kia9oe' IN dioapess and
al one hundred and thirty efergymen, re-
soIutions were unanimously entered INTO NO. 20
hold meetings in every decanate SI rnU ~ tbe
tenant right movement.
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DouhE LOCK ELASTIC STITCH.
THE SOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE
si0-S45.
DIR SIMPLICITY IT HAS NO RIVAL
Patcntnd In America and Europe
Patented In America and Europe.


ThiAfachne 10 ell the surface, and can be oiled
wthot removals the length of stitch can DO changed
while he machine is in m0tion IL feeds the fabric
throua the machine without assistance from the opera
70 thread Is takou directly from the original
withot rewindingusing silk cotton linen thread OF
hnestace 20 many thcknesses of heavy beaver cloth.
Thtr range aAd capacity for work Is even greater
than OF the high priced machines, as with the
prope attachments you hem fell stitch bind quilt
more Inserting threads suitable sze and oolora en-
bror the beautiful STYLE superior to anything
attaSed by hand "a,
Along the many and undoubted advantages of this
ma1ine are:
They make the double lock elastic stitch, sewing
frol t&go spools. -
aiThey make a strong and handsome seam better
tha be made by hand or by any other inachine. :,
q They have unusually large spaeA under the arm
and needle--a great convenience. .
Their work will stand the test OF washinG ironing
| aud wear unequaled by other machinea. -
crate; cheaper aud more ample than any machine now
before the public f..,- -,
be easily learned and kept IN order
They viii save TINE money, labor anu pa,.esnSe
g. They applicable TO the entire OF family
sewing, and can be changed from one quality or grace
of work TO another. - -, ~. a
in sewing machines. which, together with
their chcapness ought TO make them the iavSrtes
sary adyautayes and most important, eheaphess
second simplicity and durability; third, meehaii'e1
perfection - co>,crDr>r1s .cont
Agents wanted with small capital in the States Q
| We offer liberal Inducements. ao g..
| Box SIi. jew onl
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BAKERIES AND CONTEMPORARIES

CODA WATER AND MEAD
In order to conform to the requirements OF the oca
.ion shall from this time forth, reduce the size Oh
nv 1lasses at 81 st. Charles street and sell my
Soda Water and Mead at 5 cts per Glass.
TTavn elass of customers at OF Canal street as nu
merons "a can conveniently serve who prefer 70 paSS
IN ns nor class for we'll filled large size glasses shll
make no change there The public appreciation OF Lno
~ nv Cakes and PASTRY is shown IN the da
demand for them. The public reminded
taf M rit,Ious liquors retaied at any Oh my 90
sSsetss I'm 81 St Charles street and "a Canal ST.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

Pictures and Looking Glasses Framed. UphelstertnG
Reuaring and Vanishing in the best manner,
low rates Also Furniture moved with caro- and dis
match =sia en
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nR. ID. BLY's PATENT ARTIFICIAL %
u" LEGS AND ARMS. hHAs@S
Tho Anatomical Leg has side motion at the Va
lila +hn same rs the natural one, anu CON
f5ins All tho latest improvements in Artlhclal
$50 n is recommended by the best sur 60 -.
Legs. atfca as being superior to all otbers IN use
ESgh Leg is guaranteed for I'VE years wlth S any
I'm fttng or sale Old style Leg o. ny
from sI01 TO csc Arms, with patent shoi'I5
motion giving Iife4e appearance; Mch PImbs 70.
aird On short notice and on reasonable terlns bla
iand for descriptive pamphlet, IT contains NitA'2
:, rsorr1ation aud Is sent free. Address,
.oe so Camp street New orieans' La.
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must remarkable mstsuoss of tho. laws delay
is afforded bS the fsasussF forrest d,Sorcecsee.
This suit vas aHta3rdhght into courtbt the
dlstinsuisbedccossef who conducted it to the
end. Charles o'Cor6c. Esq, some time in tho
latter part OF 1850 or the beginning OF 1851.
The trial before jury was begun in November.
1851, but the decision OF the Court OF Appeals,
finally affirming the judgment then rendered
against MIR. Forrest vas not pronounced until
1868. II is fair to say, however, that this long
pro .rastinatiop was not entirely due to the tac-
tics of the defendants attorneys; tor on one oc-
casion Mr.. O'Conor stated in court that the
,aches Of counsel for the plaintiff had consioer-
ably protracted the PROCEEDINGS. The amoune
ultimately paid over by the defendant' upon
tine decls,on OF the Court of Appeals, was some
thiug more than $4,000 or thus large sum
the plaintiff received but about s4OoV. ihe
rema;nder-$56 600 went to pay the fees OF
,be coupseI. Mr.. OCcnor and his associate,
tbe interest upon these fees, and other e1-
nenses. The item Of interest on fees alone
amounted to some $1s 600, while the interest
on various advances made by the counsel In
the course Of the suit amounted to something
hk" $1,000 mere. In the trial Of thus case nr.
OConor added greatly to his professional rep
tuation, and since that time has been general
II considered as standing at the head OF the
American bar.
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The Canvas, In ohio,


The nomination of Mr. George q Pen.
dleton as the Democratic candid l'e fur Gov
ernor Of OHIO has given general sa,isfac-
ton. By the press throughout the country
this nomination is taken as sign that the
Ohio Democracy will m k fair and square
issue with their opponents NJ Peudleton
is man of high personal character and of
uudoubted ability, and he is, in every sense
Of the word, true representative of the
party.
The Cincinnati Iuquirer, one Of the most
iuauen,ial dailies in the West, is e led with
confidence and hope Il savs.:
"rhe complete and unq fashionable ldontih-
casiou OF Mr.. Psndelon with the position
taken by the Democracy in their platform UPON
the great gu s.ions Of tue finances, negro suf-
fraee AMI the tariff guarantees us against the
possibility that any conceivable tactics of the
enemy can divert tho attention of the people
from these paramount issnes of the campaign.
In fair contest upon these issues, Demo.
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cratic triumph 10 ~ certain ss the dsWn'ng OF
the election day; and. with Mr. Psndleson Tor
opr8andidste, We have the positive ASSURANCE
that the fssuas are squsrely presented ana
fully understood. We congratulate the DEM
ocracy and the people OF the State upon the
suspfcious result Of the committees dehDeia-
tions: resuIt which We cannot doubt will IN
suro the finsl overthrow OF Raac~lieG IN onio'
on the second Tuesday Of next 0ctobse.
Nor do the Ouio Radicals conosAf@ @er
feeling that there is hard work In store for
them if they would avoid defeat The Gin
oinnsti Commercial, thorough Radical
sheet, says:
..rhe Democratic party is formidable IN
numbers and in discipline. and the friends OF
Pendleton, who have forced this nomination
upon him. will make pIodigious effort to elect
him. 1t may be depended upon that he will
get more votes than Roseorans could nave re,
ceiyed, and that the Ohio campaign this fall
will at once attract attention throughout tue
country ss of national significance"
And Horace Greeley, in the Tribune
frankly admits that the Oaio Republicans
must labor untiringly to be successful.
Certain it is that the Ohio Democrats, In
nominating Mr. Pendlston, abandon all
compromise measures, and 60 into the can
vass upon the great questions Of negro suf-
fr.ge, the finances and the tariff. There
are live issues, appreciated and under
stood by every Western man. Against them
the Radicals cannot set up with effect their
old shibboleth Of the blacks and Southern
reconstruction. The Democrats stand On
the platform of the constitution and de-
usnd strict adherence to its principles as
interpreted by the party. And while this
war cry must come home 20 the heart OF
the merchant, the farmer and the artisan,
these will cling to the D 'mocracy who de-
mand free trade, purity OF government ana
the equal taxation Of all classes Of people.
The Radicals have not single sound prin-
ciple upon which to make their fight. Their
corruption, their tyranny, their extrava-
eance, their protection doctrine, their dc
fence Of the bondholder against the plough
holder, their exsltation Of the negro over
the Southern white man, have disgusted the
country; and even Republicans look for
salvation to the only true exponents Of re
publican principles-the Democracy Of the
United States. Honest Republicans cannot
longer endure the iniquities Of their Radl-
cal companions, and in Ohio, now that the
s'expediency dodge has been abandoned,
they should fall like ripe apples into the
lap Of the Democracy.
The prospects in Ohio are bright, indeed;
and with George II Pendleton as their
leader, our Democratic brethren Of the Wesl
should hav, no doubt Of victory.
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30, ,ne,, G,quotS, Ctr.

n u w II L = K &C a..
THE USDERslGNRD BrG LEAVE TO AN.
NoUNGE that they have been appoptei oy Mes rs.
H.NRY :. HANN1e & co.: OF Pull ltde,phia, their
sole agents for the SsIte of south Carolina ior the
sale OF their celebrated ACME Xxx Xxx. xxx,
NECTAR CABlNEr and o her brands OLD BYE
VIII >KIE-.
They aiso wish to announce that they WILL be In
constant receipt Of their COPPER DI>IIL.ED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE VIII KIES, direci fom
Dissillery at Hsnnsvile, Be. kelley County, West
Virginia
Liberal contracts wt,l bo male tor Ia &c lots of
new Whisnes In boud at DIsrillerV Warehouse
CLAC1O- II WTrIt,
NO. 30 East Bay street
June 16 wfm3mos Charleston 4 q
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CHI ES TON.
FRIDAY MoRNING. AUGUST %. 1869.
Newspaper Cash Receipts.

As a matter Of in crest to our readers
generally, and especially to our advertisers.
who have SO literally availed themselves
of the wide and constantly growing eircu-
lation Of TIE NEWS, we give below state
ment from the books Of the City Assessor,
showing the gross receipts Of the daily
newspapers Of Charleston for the seven
months ending July 81:
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Gbu. atteual.

TJNlVERsITYO OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
u The next Sesslon will begin on the FIRST Mon
DAT IN OcToBER, aud continue without Intermls.
siop. to the ensu'ng Juy.
Anvantlees are offered at this Institution to Stu.
dents in Law the graduates being entitled to prIc.
tice IN t, Courts oil thi >tate;) IN Me cine tthe
rorrse off st uclon being exclusive aud thorouRh,
with two VI itten examinations during the session; :;
In Engineering, Mathematlc-, Mems a. Moral d
Political Philosophy. story. Rhetoric. Enalish
Lit rature, Ancient and Modern Languages. and In
the various Scientific schoo 8.
Expenses tor essIor Of nine months: Annual
fee, s.; Library fec, $40; Room Rent fee SIS; tuition
tee -; tor each OF three schoo SIS; Tuition in
Law or Medicine. $50 Board can be lad at SIC to
$40 ier month. Bv messing 1t will be less.
For further inform nation. seud for Catalogues to
the Secretary Of the Faculty, Rev. Y. BRUCE
WALKER. 3. W. BtRNWELI,
Chairman o. Faculty.
Columbia, +. c., August 2, 1869.
August6 fmw24
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IIhtVEKSIFY OF VIteGENIA..-THE r
" Session OF this IIstltution 20 nnences anuu-
ell on the frat day OF October and coniin es with.
out Interruption till the Thursday prece ling the
four Of Ju ensuing
he oraanlz,iou Of the Institution is very com.
pl" c embracing extensive and thorough cur es
Of instruction ia LITERATURE AND SCIENCE,
and il ice Professions OF Law Medicine aid Engi.
neerng.
clch. q Of the cos Of text oooks and clothing aud
pr All money, amount to sbont s366 per ses-
SIC % nine month";; and Of the Engineering or
Medical Studenr to aoont $395 of which sums re-
spechvciN. S220 $3.50 is payable aumissiou and
tue ralance in the prngress Of the session.
For details seud for catalogue
P0, "Oniv rsity Of Virginil."
8. MAupIN,
July "A limo Chairman oi the Faculty.
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state Taxation.

A correspondent informs as that the State
tax which he paid last year on trsot Of
land on the Combahee River was $50, while
this year the tax ON the same tract AN, UNITS
to S6Os so. the land being assessed at over
double the sum which would be taken for
itin casa Our correspondent asks whether
this tax is constitutional. and whether its
collection can be enforced T?
There has been much discussion and agi-
tation In the State on the subject Of the
State taxes, and, ct one time, it was likely
that in many counties the people would
fatty refuse to pay the increased ASSESS
meuts Now; however, it seems to be sd-
mitted that there is no hope Of redress
patiently until the day comes when the
property in the State may be assessed at it's
true value, according to the theory Of the
present tax law. In individual cases Of
excessive assessment something may be
gained BY an application TO the State Audi
tor, who, in several instances, has reduced
the assessment. Tue increase in the tax
dem .nded of our correspondent cannot ap-
psrently be accounted fer by the change Of
system which came into effaot this year,
and ne is advised, with all others so situs-
ted, to make representation Of the facts
In the State Auditor. This Can do NO harm.
and may do good.
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Tn. wio1sdo.. M.n In Congress.

Congressman Bowen informs the Wash
ington correspondents Of the Northern
press that he is not So thief, forger and q
murderer" We shall have word to say
upon that point when Bowen really does
''ins:itute the legal proceedings" about
which he talks so glibiy. There is no de
sire on our part to bslk Bowen In the in
terests OF clvl,,zation and tho American
Congress, we are willing that the name of
THE CHARLESTON NEWS should be tempo
rsrily associated with that Of Bowen; and
for the sake of decency and humanity, we
are ready to do our part in telling the little
tale Of stealing faro checks, forging pay
rolls, and plotting the murder Of a Confeds
rate officer
But il Congressman Bowen denies the
charges Of theft, forgery and murder, can
he deny that he was In ] .cksonville, Fla !,
ia tho end Of 1861 or 1862, Csa he deny
that he set fire TO stores and private dwell
ings on the occasion Of the evseustion Of
Jacksonville by the Confederate forces
Can he deny that he stole ct that time Q
large quantity Of goods and merchandise
from the store Of c. L Robinson, 3 Uu,en
mani Can he deny the dsmuing HISTORY
which We prin. in our columns this morn.
ing!
When Cougrsssm IN Bowen has disposed
Of these charges. there will be more 10 fol-
low, and the Honorable member" may
hope to make o. least a million daliars in
damages cut Of The rHARLEsroN NEws
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UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CARO-
LINA-AUaU IT TK II, 1s69.-In iHf MATTER
OF JAMES L. MoDOw. IL. OF NAMDENCC0NlY
PAnKRUP f-pETITION FOB Full. AND flEAL
DIsfH ARtiB IN BANKRUPTCY -Odsred, That
BRR A. 1867 at Fedsrsl Courthouse In Charies.on,
:. c.; and tnaE all Creditors &c.. OF said Bank
rupt appear at said time and place, and show
csuse, II any they can, why the prayer OF the pea'
toner should not DO Granted.
By order OF the Court the 9th day Of ugust, 1889.
d NIiLHORLBECK,
Clerk Of the District Court Of the United States for
south Carolina. II ADJUST IL
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DEKG's UNIvERsa RUSSIAN
HEALING SALYE.

THIS v,LCABuE REMEr, HAs EFFEuPED
nnumeraols cures ana has gAineo ior itsei. great
reputatiou. The dlscoveier Of this Salve has applied
ltwith eminent success In tnou,a. OF cases dur
ing the Crimean War; and hi< currd dangerous
wounds. IN manv cas- conp,de ed mortal.
hR. E. BtRG is. he 80 g poesesso OF III valuable
secret OF making this aiv, from is experience In
using 1t III Europe sud he succ. sc attending s ap-
pl1caton there. he has besu Induced TO introduce 1t
into the Uuited ,iatea u FL VE> PAINl
Jho sho haze Wou d.. "luI>es Cuts Of all
Elad-, OF S'rcs. reloLs >cratchrs Ausluito 6itea,
Eros Bitten Joints, sore Ii chilbai Ch'luren'e
scnrbulc complaints on Head and 10 Q, are speedily
cured, It his proved great advantage to LADIES',
and is reuliur,y adapted for adhered breasts. sore
legs, DC. through confinement syd other causes
L acts Ike m gic IN rem, y7n5 hoils F'Dples, and
Cutaneous Diseases, and Uas been successfully
used for CORDS bupio and Sore Throat ov apply,
ing ext. rnal every tv'ni before going to bed.
For sale by II druggs;s Price 25c. soc aud f.
per Jar. Office. N 260 very. y. !. None genukS
unless countersigned T. BEkG'> ONIyE 1SaL RUS
SIAN EALfNG saLVE, No 26O Bowsfy, New
York For sale t3 JOHN F. HENRY. No. sicollegs
Place, New York. stuth ly Ju!y3
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NEW AUODS

NEW HUODS.
ENAsT INDIAN MANIOCA A NEW, AaRERA.
II BILE, mostde icious q d healthy food. used
for Puddiugs. Jelhes, Blanc Mange. Ice Cream,
Grifdle Cakes, Soups, &c, put uD1n ID. pack
ages. with directions for use.
Desircat.d d roeoanut, for Pies, PuddinRs, Cakes,
TO, put up in half tb. packages. " th directions.
Sweet Oil, French and american In half pln.s. p1nts
and q .arts.
Cider AMI White Wine vineg .r, warranted psre-
Freeh Roasted sio Coffee. Of good guilty, at S5c.
Hib. -.
Just received and for sale by
C0.0PERA I'VE 4RuURRY STORE,
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets.
Goods delivered tree. May %
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gMrls.
CT. LcyD uoT Ell.

O Vt. CLCy " 40 n Ell.
THIS NEW AND COMMOl IOUS B0USE, IOCAI
ED corner OF Broadwu, and Forty-secobd-s'reet,
possesses advantages al other houses tor the
commodatiou q. its guests. 4 via built expressly
for hrst-cl4ss family boarding house-the roome
being large and en- suils. heated ~ s,ean-wiIh hot
anu cold " ter. and furnished seconI 70 none; while
the culinary department ia in th- most experienced
uands, al riding guests an unequailad table.
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators 10 niso among
the modern improvements" sno at the service OF
guests at all hours.
Ihe Broadway an6 University Place cars pass the
door every four minutes. runnin: froIn the ,htJ
Hal TO Central Park, while the >l1th AL, eventb
Avenue lines are but short block IN either side
ltiordIng ample facilities for communicating NTH a.
be depo's, steamboat landings, ulaces OF sruse.
ment and business OF the great metropolis.
NUKE & HULLEY. ProprIetors.
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