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FOOT BALL

This old English game is rapidly coming
into favor in America AT this particular has
been in vogue the old country the cricket and
other sporting organizations there exercising themselves
Of foot ball. after the close OF their
sports In this country the college students have taken
To 10 tins year with ervOr hitherto unknown second
contest between Rutgers aud Princeton Colleges was
played last Saturday al Princeton twenty five SIDE
and the victory fell TO the latter after eight successive
games, Rutgers winning none third and fna contest
has been set down for today. which s TO decide the
weeks
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CHESS

THE GAME BETWEEN wILLIAMSBURGH AND
BROOKLYN.
The game commenced on last Tuesday be-
tween Major wernich Baron Won Frankenburg and Mr..
Knen for Wiamsburgh. and Messrs. Brenzinger, Mer-
Ram Gilberg for Brooklyn and previously announced
in THE TRIBUNE, lie possessed of more than ordinary
merit Although three and quarter hours were
spent on the first evenings play, but "a moves were
made The game as IL now stands IL AS follows:
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GERMANY.

THE PETROLEUM IMPORTERS AND UNITED STATES
TRADE.
BREMEN Friday, Nov. 70, 1882
The importers of petroleum of Tins city and of
Hamburg, Antwerp and other towns. held meeting
here and adopted resolves recommending the adOp-
ton in the United States of the custom of branding
casks with tare and weight and of allowing two
pounds for absorption by the cask and that the reso
buttons be sent to New-York, Boston and Philadel-
phia.
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DESTRUCTION OF A SKATING RINK.

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 19.-The Wa0ash-ave.
Rink on the corner OF wabashayo. and Jaeksonst was
crushed the earth tonight About eight Inches oil
.pou was on the roof The walls built Of brick,
about 90 feet high with arched roof The building
was 100 feet front on Wabasaye and los feet on Jack
son,st The Rink destroyed three years ago. and
Immediately rebuilt IL cost about $4,000
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COLD WEATHER IN CANADA

QUEBEC, Nov. 1.-the River ST. Charles is
covered with thick coating of Ice and 1t il feared that
many schooners ANA other crafts will have 10 Winter In
Palais Royal Haibnr Lake Beaufort frozen over, and
considerable noatng lie reported on Lake St Peter
IL ~ showing again today. The ship Cobourg arrived
daiBggoS sutaiDed on her passage.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AQUATIC.

INTERNATIONAL sCULLING MATCH WALTER
BROWN THR WINNER.
LONDON, Nov. i9.-The International sculling
match between Walter Brown Of Portland Ne, and j.
H. sader of London. occurred the Tyne at Nescase
70 day. Brown won by two lengths.
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TIP IRoN-CLAD DICTATOR AS SPA boat
PROPOSITION TO REMODEL THE WHISKY IAA
Sr,clEssEIrI OPERATIONS Against ILLICIT


DIsTILLERs IN VIRGINIA.
A telegram received at the Navy Department, today,
from Capt +. X. Calhoun, commanding the hn s's.ss
steamer Dictator dated on ernSs With his CONVOY
an I'm good condition. The Dictator nad Two gaze, one
of Haeras. and the other 15 miles rom Tne nD,a,
River The last gale very severe. Inc Dictator
behavior was excellent proving her 1000 Sea eoa 0
was 10 coal and proceed on her way 10 Key West
The Hon Edward Myers of Pennsylvania intends at an
early day at the next session OF Congress 70 introduce
bin Changing the present system Of collecting the tax On
dstlled SPIRITS ana leyyng entirely upon the capacity
OF the dstery. He was the hrs TO present ihs pah,
several years ago. when the Darling INVESTIGATING
Committee and still insists the gross decentralization
OF the present system shows that some such change IN
crease the revenue this but will remove the
temptation to fraud presented by the law as y now
stands abolish the many regulations OF tho Department
the subject do away with stamps and Ieers and r.
Myers will urge these views upon Congress believing
there will be general approval OF the principles eh'
Xdvces received by the Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue show that the squad OF cavalry when mas oceh
aiding the Revenue officials IN oreanT " ,t ana
Craig Counties, in the With District several sun Nee
found; the distlers were arrested ana hed TOT
ing the Government. and about SOC gallons OF DrshIy
were seized THE With District also visited. and
MGHtGomePy PaasR Bland and Tazewe counties on
Rich Mountain, miles away from any road or path
number OF stills were seized ana large QUANTITIES oi
whisky beer, and brandy cOntscated -
Supervisor Emery OF Tennessee reports suecessie OF
eratops against disters In the First aud second DIS
trcts of that State, In Anderson County In the Second
District of Tennessee, Deputy Marshal Edmundson who
whisky seized, was attacked and overpowered by a
crowd of men, and in spite OF the most determined re-
sistance, the property was taken away from hlm 80.
William Cornell Jewett to-day had an mtsfNem Win is
the subject OF his franchise from inc
Netherlands Government for cable from New YORK To
Hague the object being to give our Government al or
portunity II u so desires 10 unite IN the estaDsheh OF
The line on the basis Of strict reciprocity Prom Nhat
took place to-day Is probable that definite answer
will soon be made 10 his proposition
In the of the FarragutPorer prize ana bounty
cases NJ Corwne special counsel for the Government
filed this morning general demurrer. which raises the
question OF the right OF the Navy TO claim any prize or
6ouuty for captures made at NewOreans aud also the
question whether the Court can entertain jurisdiction IN
these far the Government IS concerned Ihey
will come up for argument next week next
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WILLIAMSBURG gained pawn, but their ability TO nam
tain the matter for discussion at present
The position Of both sides is good; The game will be
PLAYED TO a close draw Tuesday evening NEXT at
No 800 Atanro-st Brooklyn, the headquarters Of the
Brooklyn Chess Club.
NETWORK TOURNAMENT
I'd 70 last evening 81 games OF this tournament h ad
been played one only OF which draw The list Of
andf epla vara "A
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and Mr.. Geisheimer.
TIE BROOKLYN TOURNAMENT.
This tournament, commenced at the Brooklyn Chess
Club rooms about I'VE weeks ago has advanced 80 far
that the winner be Of these three gentlemen
L. DemAr, who al games and lost o. T. t. BTen'
ringer won "A, Loaf 4; +. Perrin, won "a, lost6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

The body OF an unknown woman has
been found ~ Vasant Tot IN ~ Louis Her skull was
frarturri eFrlehU9 vi" an az, aud her body showed
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foRTY-sEyEE SHIPS AT STATI0N-GuEsTs AND
TRIBEs-ARAB HoRsEMANsHlP--BALLs AM
BANQURTS,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-02

rF14Ea-fs gn+t. aaoFeevs Il law aaa
S-rs Is G eveeFg. have this Sd dav
~ r.-. -e. s-se= = stonariaA shin AZ the
ae.- nrrEssa9, Under he Eame
a-s e.-. ,,....,hz IL I1asas- They VI Free
,--ss 49, e.y ~ sam. Mar aaa tae Sd
s-r.se a.. ra,.-s. -f ~ the Co1rt ~ Anneatz
E-- atG--- ~ v = raid % ne collection
afc.asrs Il Jas. Ia..lTdseis, tae State, ar The
ts-re--
F=e sven. whsl reaalrea. Address
l-as. f.saa7rdfGRn, 2. O., 81
nEHF e. COMBS,
J4S. ) D0WES-
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Communicated.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

III ne COl1Oh OQ LIE I'VE
In your issue OF the 9th noticed q card
under the signature of N. Caulfeld. Flour In
inspector, in which he ignores the action of the
-four merchants as published the day previous.
Is this not strange proceeding on his part2
The most experienced and most competent
Judges of -four IN the city met at his request-
to recommend standard for his guidance In ln-
specung -four. he expressed himself satisfied
with the samples adopted as standard, and
having been sEown the record of their proceed
ings before it was put into the hands Of the
printer, he made no objection to its publica-
ton. The law in these matters, "as he under-
stands it." will not make him o competent
Judge OF -four, and he refuses the additional
light" Of those who, IN his opinion, are compe-
tent to advise. Ifmen with from fifteen TO thirty
years experience are not competent, who are2 or
who will he sail upon2 Surely he will not pre-
tend to place his experience Of few weeks in
competition with themp He concludes with
sly hint to the public. which would les d them
to infer that the -four merchants had only an
'eye single" to their own interests, and he
only stood between them and great wrong to
the purchasers. have no doubt-and write
advlsedly that if the Office OF -four inspector
was abolished eatirely, 1t would not prove dis
astrous. The purchasers, as class, disregard
the inspectors brand, preferring the recon-
mendation of the responsible and experienced
vendor. However, admire bis devotion to
principle, unlnfuenced By any selfish conside-
ration; 1t is characteristic Of parties holding
Office nowadays. A FLOUR MERCHANT.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LIGHT READING FOB THE WARN WBATHER.-
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather. at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment Of Mr. G. @. Fighter, the very enterpris-
ing and trustworthy King-street dealer in books
and narindIaAl. Ar III l-.--a-. uio fioU VIII ue
found to include something to suit every taste,
and It seems to us marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the country,
postpaid, at the ridiculously low prices named.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, AUGUST 2S AHD 29- Charles
ton Hotet.-James P. Boyce, Gresaville; A. W.
Kirkland, Southern Express Company; j. W..
Bessman and son, P. Il. Primrose, W. Over
land and daughter, J. ". Burch, Augusta; A.
P. Blunt, oity; W. q. Rudolph, F. F. Busell, j.
b. Hughes, New York; F. E. Suttle, @. Il. Ell
lis, J. E. Wentworth. J. c. Henning and lady.
8. B. Hubbard, George 8. Wilson, Florida; W.
NJ. Bird, Charleston; E. 8. Rich, Beaufort; w.
N. Gardner, Augusta; 8. Haas, W. and N. Rail-
road; D. Callahan and P. L. Henry, North
Carolina.
Pavilion HoteL-C. q. Wright, Beaufort; W.
Y. Paxton, Sumter; A. W. Connor. N. e. Bail
road; J. N. Stout, North Carolina; P. b. B.
Shurer.
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TIE NINETEENTH CENTURy.-The September
number of this stirring magazine has an at
tractive table Of contents. We notice leader
oD the Political Crisis; William C.. Preston, by
Ex-Governor Perry; Among the Ruins. APoem,
by VIM. Gilmore simms; An Irish Story; Our
Early Authors and Artists; the continuation Of
Shoulder to Shoulder; another Blockade Yarn,
and the usual literary and miscellaneous
papers. The magazine this month is bright.
lively and entertaining. chockful1 Of informa-
ton and amusement. But the ''sooty-graphs'
are awfully stupid.
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TIE Fmsr OF New SEA ISLAND CBop.-
The first bag Of the new crop Of long staple
cotton, that has reached here this season came
By the stt amer Dictator on Saturday evening
from the st. Johns River. I. is Of Florida
growth. and was consigned to Messrs. W B.
Williams & Son: It was shipped by James
Beattie, from Gainesville. Fla, seventeen days
earlier than the first shipment to Charleston
last seagon.
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New Cotton.
FLORENCE, s. c., August 90.
TO THE Editor OF THE NEWS.

FLORENCE, B. c., August 20.
TO THE Editor OF THE NEWS.
In your columns Of 25th instant, the sale Of
two bales of nsU cotton was reported to have
been shipped from this place by A. W. Lyons.
aud consigned to Mr.. A. j. Salinas, and sold at
81 cents.
Allow us, the merchants Of this place, to in.
form you, aud the readers Of your paper, that
there has not as yet been any new cotton ship
ped or bought in this place this season. The
cotton alluded to was old cotton belonging to
G. J. W. McOall. OF this county, and sold as
such. Please make this correction and oblige
MANY MERCHANTS OF FLORENCE, 8. C.
(The cotton referred to was returned to our
commercial reporter as ''new cotton" by the
factors who received it, and was sold at the
price stated.-EDrroR NEws.1
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July IL
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TIE CArERPuLAR Planters from the neigh
borhood Of Adams Bun report the caterpillar
as abundant in most Of the fields. The heat
and clear weather renders them comparatively
harmless during the day, but their ravages are
clearly visible at night.
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TIE Coo1rE sHp.-The N,w York Journal Of
Commerce says, in reference to the brig Betsy
Apss, reported as spoken from Hona Kong
for this port with coolies, that s'no such vessel
as the Betsy Ames is borne on the American
Lloyds Register, and no such departure from
Hong Kong has been otherwise reported"
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A HINT FOB DULL TMEs.-Take advantage
Of the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the approaching business season by hav-
ing your Job Printing neatly, expeditiously
and cbsaply done at TIE NEWS Job Office, No.
149 East RaY
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RELIGIOUS services ct the Presbyterian
Church, under the guidance Of the Rev. MIR.
Mack, OF Charleston. during last Saturday and
Sunday. were, saysthe Oraugeburg News. par
tioularly interesting. The young minister
convinced all who heard him Of his realization
of the solemn respon ubility of his mission.
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DrsEnrxns.-On Saturday last, three sea-
men, respectively named Peter Antonio, John
Saunders and Emanuel Flores, we're arr, sted
upon warrant Issued by Magistrate Ma,key,
charging them with dssertior. The testimony
showed that at nine o'clock. satr 'ay morn
ing, they had signed articles on the schooner
Wapass, aud two hours later signed articles on
the British bark Minnie. The magistrate had
them sent aboard the Wanata.
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EoanwHAT sLow.-A negro woman. on Satur-
day, presented to magistrate an order from
the Freedmen's Bureau. dated two years ago,
for her husband to take care Of their olIld,
and requested tie magistrate to have the
order enforced. When she Was made to under
stand that the Bureau had rotted to pieces.
and the order was as worthless now as that
costly piece Of furniture had always been. hes
indignation knew no bounds. II she met her
husband while in tina. mood, he has our
sympathy. ',.s-s
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ss1L1Na BIZ sAnpIR.-Mr. G. Fores. of the
firm OF Calleeas, Son 4 Fores. was arraigned
before the Mayor Saturday morning, to answer
tho charge Of selling cigars Without license.
From the testimony, 1t appears that the firm
regularly pays the taxes upon sales; that Mr..
Fores took boxof cigars as a sample, and
carried it to ono or two cigar houses, and So
1icited orders. Mr. Fores was discharged I'M
medlately after his statement was made.
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A WHITE AND BLACK REPUBLICAN, PARTY
The coiored people are awaking to the fact
that they are only the tools Of the white Radi-
Gals, and we doubt not that ere long there will
be white and black Republican party in The
South. Daddy Cain, who clslms to speak for
the black men, says that he has found the
Northern whites in this State and through.
out the South "all intent on getting as many
Offices on their shoulders as forty year old
rattle Snake, andnot with standing that they
are loaded ioWn to hell with crimes, and false
promises, made and as often broken, they are
still ready to bleed more for The cause of-sh.l.
n,-a-n.it-y;' they are as ready to bribe man
now as ever, with, lies. which would shame the
s,oickedea man that ever did lie on all sides.
We find that they are willing that competent
colored men should have share in govern
ment, but it is the shsre which the Monkey
gave the two eontending cats over piece OF
cheese. he managed to become the umpire
between them. In order to settle the dispute,
he took GOOD care to bite piece of each one
80 as to leave one larger than the other till
finally he ate both pieces, and the cats bad
nothing left to contend about. Such has been
the division of Office to the negro between the
two Parties. the Rsdlcals and Conservatives in
the Republican Party. OF course the Demo
Gratis had nothing to give. and hence no one
believed word they said. In the coming
contest it Will be WISE for the people to remem-
ber these double dealers and govern them
selves accordingly. Prepare for action, for the
time draws Nigh"
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Ia. News m THE CouNrRY.-Readers Of
Tn Nlvs going to the county can receive
ther hvorits paper by mail, daily, at seventy
i've cents lmonth, by addressing note. with
their subscription. to our publication Office.
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aMPai,ING AND HaIM-CUTTlsG
LADIES AND CHILDREN
attended at their residences promptly and at reason
able rates.
seud orders 70 WE. MARSHALL, Barber,
April IA No, u Broadstfeet zap snlfsl
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TEE FIRST BALE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SEA
Is,..AND CoTTon.-The steamer st. Helena,
from .Edisto and Wadmalaw Islands, on Satur-
dsy last, brought the first bale Of new South
Carolina sea island cotton. It was from Rose
bank plantation, on Wadmalaw Island, owned
by Mr.. J. Chadwick. The cotton was con-
signed to Messrs. Cohen, Hanckel & Co.
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Px1sosAL.-Mr. ". Y. Paxton, the business
manager Of the Sumter Watohman. ia on visit
to this city, and Is prepared to present to our
merchants the superior advantages of the
Watchmsu, "a an advertising medium.
James Il. Taylor, Esq, Of aossrs. George
W. Williams & Co., has just returned
from IN extensive tour though the North
western States. BE states that the population
and wealth OF that section are developing
with uuexampled rspldlty. ". Z. Ryan, Esq,
has a.so gotten back hom the Virginia Springs.
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TIE NEW TRuoks, built in the north for the
Athens (Ga.) Truck Company, will be shipped
from New York, it is expected, on Wednesday
next. The trucks will be received in Charles
ton by committee OF five members of the
company, who have been detailed by the presi-
dent, Henry Beusse, to take charge Of and es-
cort them home. The South Carolina Railroad
Company have, with aracteristic lberality,
consented to pass the trucks aud escort over
the road free of charge; and 1t is relieved that
the Georgia Railroad Company will follow this
excellent example. The entire cost OF the new
trucks ls s11OO. This amount has been con-
tributed by the citizens Of Athens, and by the
ladies' who held fair for the purpose.
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sHERIFF,S SALE

BY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facas TO me directed
and delivered. WILDE sold on MONDAY, the 9Th
day of September next, at northeast corner Of tho
Courthouse between II O'Clock A. u and p n.
AL the right title and interest Of he defendant In
o PLANTATION, situate In the Parish OF st. Thomss
and st. Dennis. and known - Bull Head" CON.
tanning about 41 acres. Bounded southwest and
eastwardly on lands now or late o, Colonel Thomas
screven. west on lands now or late Of Alexander
Choven, and North on lands now or late Of W.
Capers.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of Ascss
Logan, at the suit OF E. DeIrevilless
Terms cash. E.WM MACKEY.
August 16 ma 500.
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ING IN THE PoST0EFgCE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 TIE PRoVZS-
IONS OF TIE NEW PoSToEY7cK Law.
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