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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-13
TIE CROPS IN MARABoRo,.
IfRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE

BENNETrSvII.I.E, October 10.
The cotton crop I'm Marlboro IL more than
hnlf gathered, and the planters urc ull sadly
disappointed ut their prospects. No people
10 produce i,iil crop OF cotton for The present
year, but tho severe drought of the past sum
Incr destroyed their best calculations. The
nearly us fast rs II opened, and those who
nave been Obliged to sell have crowded their
cotton upon the market, giving IL the appear
ance OF there being u full crop. But Tie re-
mninder now oil hand cannot be sold nj pres
ent prices; the large expenses of production
VIII demand that II be kept back for more re-
munerating ratcs than now prevail. UpOn
inc whole, this has been an unfortunate Year
to the planters In Marlboro PLANTEn
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MODERN JOURNALIsM.
Views of n Veteran Editor-yvhnt tho
Newspapers of the Present Day Should
He.

The New York Mail presents some notes of
q conversation on editorial management with
Mr.. Frederick Hudson, who for years and
until quite recently, held the position of man.
aging editor Of the New York Herald. To Mr..
Hudson Is due the lions share OF the credit
for the extraordinary achievements and pres
tige of the Herald as newspaper, and it is
Interesting to read the professional theories
Of so eminent and successful worker in
the field Of journalism
=, In considering the philosophy of journalism,
Mr.. Hudson said TINT he did not know of ony
gener; principle on which good newspaper
may DC made, 80 much depends upon the ma
terlals, , VIZ: News, which the editor has at
im,n, nn,nd, and very different results might be at
talned under different circumstances. He
seemed to consider enterprise I'm obtaining
news the prime quality, and said that If no was
ngan ,ga am u, IN charge Of leading, metropolitan
rathcr than resort to the malls. He thought the
New York dailies might retain their present
supremacy ny such measures, ns they could
always afford to give the fuller and better re-
trnstcd modern newspapers with those of
thirty years ngo, when the Washington Ma
ilonal lnteiligencer was the standard OF excel
fence, and said that the editors Of those pa
pers, with their ponderous discussions of party
politics and Willie House intrlgues, had no
conception OF our theory. OF journalism He
iavored anonymous writings us tho credit of
me paper was Increased by every lucky hit,of
a newspaper should be thoroughly system-
atiZed and divided into departments. 1.-THE
tendency of the time is toward specially;
though versatility is the most desirable quail
ily us Journalist. Due proportion should be
given to the relative value OF news, and no
subject should he allotted more spnce than 1t
deserves. The mistake must not be, made of
giving longer notice to matters than persons
Interested In them can find time to read. Thus
In tl.5 case OF lelor reports, moderate
amount Of labOr room would suffice, Us work.
men cannot afford time to read column notices.
In discussing the consistency which news
paper should maintain, Bir. Hudson expressed
the opinion that 1t mattered but little how in
cOHslstent q paper was IL IL kent up with pub
lic opinion. He cited the case of the change
OF sentiment regarding the arrest OF Mason
and Slidell, Of which the Herald had early in
formation, and adapted Its tone accordingly.
as an instance in point. He thought that q
first-claes Journal should be perfectly imper-
sonal and independent OF NIL advertising or
other considerations, and seemed pleased to
hear that the tendency OF our leading Journals
was strongly In this direction. ;9i,:5;ifest
Mr.. Hudson spoke with admiration of James
Gordon Bennett as O. a-journallst, and ulso of g.
a: Damn, II, j. Raymond and Horace Greeley.
The latter, hc said, might be perfect Jour-
nalist If he so chose, and possessed native
genius for the profession.
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EUROPE.
Affairs In spnIn--FightIngi I'm Valencia
Illness OF Earl Derby.

Affairs In SpnIn--FfghtIng I'm Valencia
Illness OF Earl Derby.
LONDON, October IL.
Spain Is In very unsettled condition. The
Republicans are making q strong resistance In
various parts OF the country. Madrid is tranquil,
but the police authorities have advised the In
habitants Of the city to arm themselves and their
servants, in order TO defend their houses in case
OF riot. The authorities Of Saragossa call for
reinforcemcnts. Disturbances exist In valentIa
Quiet Is restored In Andalusa and Cata Ionia.
Advices from Valencia report continued fight:
Ing. The Republic had been proclaimed In Mala-
ga and Vulladolld. Disorders were attempted at
Madrid, but were promptly suppressed. The Re-
puoiicans were defeated in Valencia. Senor Cos
teiios, the celebrated Republican leader in the
Cortes, had fed to Portugal; another Republican
leader, abandoned by his followers lied to France
and another leauer was Killed. ="
Derby is seriously Ill. .-,'. -ii!- o. ...L.T
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gs- THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN

5@r THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY October
l, lsos-Deposltors In the Savings Department OF
this Company. and those having Special Deposits
hearing Interest, are notified that the Interest to
lst OF October on their Deposits kill he pnid or
credited on presentation Of their books on and
after the 1st OF October, I'm accordance with the
rules. All Deposits made In the Savings Depart.
ment on. or previous to the 2oth OF October will
bear Interest from LIST October.
oct1 fmwo THOMAS r. wARING, Cashier.
Gs-THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYsENTERY AND DIAR-
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1t is invaluable to every lady, both married and
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N" family can afford to be without 1t, and none
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For sale by all Druggists and general dealers
r.. DOWIE & NOISE,
octll 3mosDAo General Agents.
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~ CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

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TIE ooAmERo1Az CONVENTION.

M. - LOUISVILLE, October ~.
Rx-Presldent Fillmore Ia president OF the conyen.
tion, and was introduced. by Governor Steven.
son. Mr.. Fillmore said he trusted tho questions
solved by the war would never disturb ua again.
He expressed veneratIon for the constitution.
though he knew when signing tho fugitive
,siave law he was signing his political death
warrant: ~ found no defect In It. II constitu.
tIonal would have signed 1t had It taken roy right
arm.p ~ nA iId 5'iS
A letter was read recommending Norfolk as the
terminus Of the steamship line from Utrecht.
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@ A CARD.-A CL E RGYMAN,
while residing In South America az Missionary
discovered safe and simple remedy for the cure
OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
beneht the afflicted and unfortunate, win send
T.. recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
In q sealed envelope, to any ono who needs 1t,
free OF charge. Address
''f JOSEPH T. lNMAN,
10 Station d, Bible House,
oct4 SmoB~ New York CITY
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&S THE HEEXHAUSTED SYSTEM. SUM
MER Is facilitating season, and the sudden
change OF temperature which takes place ut this
period OF the year finds the healthiest OF us con
sldera0ly enervated by the preceding heat, and
the weakly and delicate almost prostrated. This
is not favorable condition in which to encounter
the raw cold Winds Of October and Its chilling fogs
and night dews, and consequently intermittent
fever, dysentery, bilious attacks and rheumatism
are more or leas prevalent everywhere, but espe
cially In localities where the atmosphere Is natu.
rally unwholesome. In order to avoid the dan.
gefearising from these causes, the exhausted sys-
tem should now be renovated and invIgorated by
course OF HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
This purest and most potent OF all vegetable
tonics and eXhilarants regulates the secretlons
while II renews the strength, and purincs the
fluids Of the body, while 1t gives hrmness and
vigor to the nervous organization. Free from the,
unpleasant flavor which renders the ordinary
tonics SO repulsive, composed OF extracts and
juices OF the choicest vegetable invigorants and
correctivcs, mingled with O dGusive stlmuant
from which every noxious element has been ex.
PEELED, this renowned preparation is, In oil re-
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world has ever known. Such Is the opinion of
distinguished members Of the medical profession.
and the general verdict OF the public after an ex-
perience OF twenty years. during which HOSTEL
TERS BlTTERS has attained a greater popularity
anu more extensive Hale than any speC(tlc ever
advertised In the columns of the American press.
OCt11 ODkC - f'1'
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Pennsylvania.
[FRoM THE ASSOCIATED PREss.l

lFRoA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.l
PHILADELPHIA, October 12-sPM.
Returns from the 28th ward of this city give 1900
Republican majority, n Republican gain or 400.
In the 10th ward there Is Republican gain OF
e23.
The LIST ward gives $50 Republican majority; Re-
publican gain $50.
The 5th ward gives $50 Democratic majority; a
Republican gain OF 237.
1t is estimated that the Republican majority In
the city Will be nbout 1000. In 1868 the majority
for Grant was 58l2. " o.. "i'
The 1st and Cd wards Of Pittsburg show Demo.
cratic gain OF $50.
In Westchestcr City the Republican majority is
b73; Democratic gain OF 81.
PHILADELPHIA, October 12-Io:3o +. NJ
The best estimates up to this hour gives Pha
delpha to the Republicans by 1000 majority.
The 9Th ward OF Reading gives q Democratic
gain Of 90; 4th ward Democratic gain OF l4o
7th ward O Democratic gain OF f3
chester City gives Democratic gain OF Al.
East City, Northampton County, gives a Demo.
cratic gain OF 100.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1-1iP. NJ.
Later returns cut down the Republican maori-
ty In the city to about27o0
Allegheny County shows Republican loss of
about 1000. Geary is fully 1000 behind his ticket.
In Gettysburg there Is a Republican gain Of 0.
In Sunbury, Northumberland County, the Demo.
Gratis gain 100. g
Nine districts in Chester County show n Demo-
cratic gain Of 80.
New Hope gives Republican gain OF 03 and
Doylestown Republican gain OILS
In Marlborough the Democratic gain is 154.
other scattering returns received from various
precincts show gains and losses favorable to the
Democrats. " sst
Williams, Republican, for the Supreme bench,
is running ahead OF his ticket
The Democrats gain 40 I'm Columbia, Lancaster
county, and Republicans gain 10 in Somerset.
In three wards OF the City OF Reading the Demo-
Gratis gain aIo.
At this hour III p. N.Y. tile returns leave the
State In doubt. The betting is in favor OF the
Democrats. II
CINCINNATI, October 1o-sPM
The election has passed or quietly. The weather
has been splendid and very full vote has been
polled. @
Pendleton, 1t is admitted, will bring out the en-
tire Democratic strength. There is much scratc ch.
ing on the city ticket. The temperance candi-
dates are nowhere. ~ NJ ~
CINCINNATI, October l2-1oP.iM.
Such scattering returns as have come In show
UNIFORM Democratic gains throughout the State, of
which the following are samples: CommingsvilIe
e6; Lancaster 90; ChIlicothe 25o; Marietta II;
RIPLEY l2s; Paynesyille 100; New London e.;
Lanesville III; steubenvIllc 10.
COLUMBUS, October 12-103o r. N.
Leading Democrats concedc that Pendleton has
been defeated by about 5000 majority, which
would be o Democratic gain OF several thousand
votes.
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-Liszt has on hand three new works, re-
spectiyely entitled W9aint, etanislaus, \ !; and
lie Bepteme du Ecu ct do IEau," and csn-
tata In honor Of Becthoven,E to be sung at
Weinar when the great masters hundre6tti
birthday is celebrated. Ilszt will spend his
winter IN Rome and the spring In Weimar and
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SPARKS FROM THE JyIRE ES.

The anniversary OF the discovery OF America by
Colnmbuswas appropriately celebrated yesterday
by the Italians of New Orleans
The Mississippi State Fair has been postponed
until November 10th, on account OF delay In the
erection OF the necessary buildings
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LATEST FROM CUB-4.

HAVANA, October ~.
DeRodas is sick. There have been several skir-
mishcs In the cast ern department aud thirty In.
surgcnts were Killed.
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THE NATIoN.dL CApIT1E.

The Last Radical Chcnt-Thc Shan, De-
crease In the Public Dcbt-Thc yVnsh-
ington Intcrnntionnl Fnir-No
Changes Proposed. I'm Taxation-Thc
Tax ON Rnw cotton-PopuIar Agitn-
tion for Reduced Tn.cs--GcncrnI Cos
sip.
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tn,leral Notices.

no THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCES OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Pritchard and OF
Mrs. Margaret Pritchard arc respectfully Invited
TO attend the Funeral Service OF Mrs. f. E. PRIrcu.
ARD, at ST. Philips Church, at half-past 10
O'Clock THIS MonSINd. octla
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:.-.Gazzaniga returns from Europe flushed
with success In O. point Of litigation. She re-
Marquis de Malespina, tho amount of her pro.
lessional earning as n prima donna during
their married life, which was claimed exclu-
ssiysly sy for their son, young man residing In,
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o LsU NJ B Ia H OTEL,
COLUMBIA, SOUTH cARoIINA.

Tho Proprietors take pleasure In annorn,t,.
thls elegantly. y.furnished Establishment now opes
lor the accommodation Of guests. The tsble Tli
always ,De supplied with every dellcacy OF the
season, both from the New York and CSariestnn
markets and no EFFORTS will be spared TO Give
irons. .,- " 'u' "a
FREE nnsT LYNCH IN the Refectoy every day from
..,,., E:H. Efi qSHaAsl s3bHsalop, rrepr,..er..
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AEE.iIKs IN wILLIAMsBUHG.

The Stote Of tho Crops-Raitls OF the
Cotton stcnlcrs-ThcIr Wholesale Dep
rctt"ttons--A Remedy for the Evil
The Williamsburg Municipal aIud-
dlc-Thc Advanced Prices of Real Es-
tate.
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Nilsson, for her. singing of "Mignon |" .. at
complimentary letters from. Alboni, Yiardot
ana Lucca. Certainly, the miIlennfum must
DC &C hand when prima donnas compliment
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gs- WORDS OF CHEER -ON THE
Errors Of Youth and the FollIes OF Age, in rela.
tton to Marriage and Social Evils, with a helpine
hand for the erring and unfortunate. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge Address
Pa. aantos enans epns"'
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Gperlal Nutires.

1ES- OFFICE S a V A YAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLES.
TON. OCTOBER IL, 1s60.-Ths company Is now
prepared to FUND THE INTEREST DUE on tho
bonds OF the CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY, endorsed by the State OF
South Carolina, according to the. provisions OF
Section Third t3dl OF an Act to enable the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company TO
complete their Road.
Tho Treasurer OF the Company will be found
Mt the oice OF Mcssrs. CAMPBELL. & SEABRoOK,
No. SO Broad street, on THURSDAY Of each week,
between the hours OF a. NJ. and r. N. On
other days ut the Office OF the Company, foot OF
Mill street. S. w. FISHER.
octl3 VIM ~ Secretary and Treasurer.
g0- "MARION SOCIAL CLUB."-AT A
meeting held I'm the Marion Fire Engine Compa-
ny's Hall, on the Ith instant, for the purpose OF
forming "Social Club" among the members, IL
was unanimously agreed to, and the above named
club organized with the following officers: T. S.
Sgwald, President; j. w. Stevens, Vicc-Pl. iident;
f. ID. Doughty, Secretary; +. Pattal, Treasurer,
Committee OF Arrangements: w. ii. Halsall,
Chairman; @. F. Buchheit, J. Cahill, c. W. Shokcs.
T. s. Sigwald. Floor Managers: G. McNicl, Chair
man; t. II. Kcegan, ]. w. Stevens. Committee
on Constitution: A. ]. lager, Chairman; NJ. Har-
rls, r. @. Barkley. "' 9 EB DOUGHTY
oct 10 1 Secretary Marion Social Club
@- p UBLIC OLS-EXAMINA-
TIoN OF TEACHERS.-The Regular Quarterly
Examination OF candidates for the ONCE OF Teach
or in the Public Schools will be held Mt the Nor.
NAL School, st. Philip street.. on SATURDAY 10th
Instant commencing ut O'Clock a. M.
Applicants are requested to be present punc.
'tually at the appointed hour.
BY order Of the board
E. MONTAGUE GRIMKE
octl2 :,
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-IIervo's new opera bouhe, "La Petit Faust .
is one Of the drollest works yet heard on the
ta! mnsicai stage. The part of Mephistoph eles is
sung by Marguerite Is much admired. ~
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Of youth to the fading cheek, and changes the
rustic Country Girl into fashionable City Belle.
In the use OF the Magnolia Balm lies the true
secret OF beauty. No lady need complain OF her
complexion who will invest rs cents In this de-
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-Muzio has formed D very large and bril-
liant opera company for q seven months sea-
son Of Italian opera at Cairo and Alexandria.
The Egyptians arc TO be mado familiar with
the latest works Of Verdi and GOanod.
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= M PHILOSOPHY OF MARRTAGF.-A

~ @S- PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES, as delivered at tile
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subjects: How to Live and What to Live for:
Youth, Maturity and Old Age; Manhood generally
Reviewed; the Cause Of Indigestion; FlatuIence
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OF ANATOMY, No. u Wcat Baltimore street, Bal.
tlmore Md. aprlo mwf1yr
~MEDICAL NOTICE.
suffering from Diseases pertaining to the 0enito
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of DR. T. REENTsJERNA once MOI "A Hasel
street, three doors east from the Postofflce
aug2e ws
@ MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure OF Premature Decline in
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''T7lere Is no member OF society by whom this
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Medical Times and Gazette.
Sent BY mtn on receipt OF any cents. Address
the Author, Or. E DEP. CURTIS, Washington,
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Gpcrinl Notices.

GS- FLOUR INSPECTOR WANTED.
The undersigned request the LEGAL. Flour luspec.
tor Of Charleston To call carly this morning at
their stores, In Market street, and inspect their
flour. J. Z. II. CLAUSSEN.
octl3 JN(. CAAIPSES A. f,O
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G.a- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION are notified that she is THIS DAY
dischnrgng cargo ut Adgcrs Wharf Goods
not called for at sunset will remain on the
wharf at the risk of owners.
0ctI22 JAMES ADCER e Co Agents
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LYONS KATHAIRoN is the best Hair Dressing
in use sept27 mwf1mo
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H. W. DEsAUssURE, NJ. D.,
Medical Examiner.


We cheerfuliy recommend the above Company
to the patronage OF the citizens OF South Caro-.
lima. H4
CoLUMBrA,>S. C-J. 8. Preston, ]. p. Carroll,
G. ID. Melton, 8. W. Melton, ]. d. Pope
CAMDEN-J. d. Kershaw, wm. NJ Shannon, W.
E. johnson.
SUMTRR.-John b. Moore.
wINNsBoRo'.-W. R. Robertson, J. B. Mccants,
James II. Rlon.
YoRKyILLR.-w. b. Wilson, A. Coward, James
Mason I. D. witherspoon, J. r. Bratton, j. T.
Lowry, Il. G. McCaw. noe.
'ANDBRsoN.-J. L. Orr. Fl,
BARNwELL.-Jos. A. Lawton, James Patterson,
Johnson Hagood. .U
CLaRENDoN.-Jno. L. Manning, T. @. Richard.
son, Browne Manning.
REFERENCES IN CHARLESTON.
General JAMES CONNER, Messrs. PELZER,
RODGERS L CO., JAMES II. WILSON, Esq,
GEO. II. WALTER, Esq, LEWIS d. MowRY,
ESQ., nup1a omos