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SINGERS FAMILY sEwIN MACHINES,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly i~netalments.
q. L. DAVIS. No. $40 Chestnut street.
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PRoGREss.-The second great sale OF lots az the
new town OF Morton comes on on Monday next,
SIN inst. over one-third OF the lots were sold last
Monday. some Of which are already being improved.
Flee excursion train leaves West Chester depot at
2 O'Clock on that day. Free both ways, See adyer-
tisement OF Birch & 5 ON. 4.
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THIRD.

Amount OF losses, resisted 10y the Company
fraudulent claim.
Amount of all other claims against the
Company, contested or otherwise, cur
rent expenses, sss.
Amount required to safely reinsure all out
standing rtsks-estimated, say ..........
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PURCHASERS OF
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS
And the various styles OF
~BEDSTEADS,

BEDsTEADS,
BUREAUS,
WASHSTANDS,
WARDR0BES, TO-,
Finished in imitation OF Walnut, Maple, or other
'hard woods" and now generally known as "Imi-
tation' or ''Painted" Furniture, are hereby informed
that every article OF our manufacture is
STAMPED WITH oUR INITIALS AM TRADE
MARK,
And those who wish TO obtain goods OF our make
uhere being, at the present time, numerous imita-
lions Ia the market), should invariably ask the dealer
OF whom they are purchasing to exhibit our stamp
on the goods, and take no other, no matter what
representations may be made concerning them.
klA6URM & GATES,
wholesale MANI facturers OF Cottage Furniture,
No. GIG MARKET STREET.
~ smW6mrp PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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Elisha Moody, a nurseryman of Loekport,
n. Y. recently found a set of ialse teeth that
he had been in quest OF for twelve years. Being
under the impression that they had been stolen
with an overcoat while he was preparing TO
speak at a fruit growers' meeting in Rochester,
he was not a little surprised to lind them at the
root of a tree in an excellent state OF preserVa-
threw off the Moody appearance so natural to
him, put the teeth In his mouth and went to visit
his friends.
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Amount OF expenses paid during the year,
including commissions and fees PAID to
Agents ana oficers OF the Company. s8,7Ol '2
Amount of taxes paid by the Company. 60I 81
Amount of oil other expenses and eXpen-
ditures-salary Of officers and general
expenses. 80. 6,45s45
Amount of promissory notes originally
forming the capital Of the Company..... $50, 10000
Amount of said notes held by the Com
pany as part of or the whole OF the capt.
tai thereof. -. ............... $50, 100000
Par and market value Of the Company's
stock per share. 5000
] have examined the affairs OF the National Capt.
tol Life Insurance Company, and find them correct
as above.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set my hand
and affixed my ofhcial seal, this 22d day OF July,
A. ID. 1870.
JOSEPH I. X. PLANT,
Commissioner in and for the State of Pennsylvania.
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FIRST.

Capital STOCK . ..sS0O,O 10000
Amount Of assessment or instruments on
stock paid in cash. 15O, 100000
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cT pflIiI f-lrs lsa sINlg tag
? se4a-U @,.-- 4--~- az u
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Amount OF cash premiums received. see. 81
Premium notes on Policies issued previous
W lo1U.s....s.s
Interest r%eceivek from investments. .......
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= Evening g@Cotron dun and uncnang ged; sales $50
bales5 up1snds 1sXe. vFloatsSStaee and Western
supetnne S. s5a5 90; Southern steady: Wheat 1c
better; winter red and amber Western 81 Ssa1 40;
Ccsn closed heavy at .sssssc. Beef quiet. PORK
lever at s2s l2a2s 50. Lard 1aset; Kettle l7al7c.
Nhiskey decidedly lower atssssac. Groceries dull
t5ut firm: Turpentlne dull at aea3sefc. Rosin
steady. Tallew ekasxo. Fteights dull. Money
4ae. Sterling sS. Cold 1S7s.S Governments
closed steady But very .dril; southerns- steady
but very dull - - - ~, -
BALTIMORE, August 23.-Flour dull and de-
clined Nc; Howard street superfine S. 75as.
Wheat duh and heavy; no amber ofering; good
to prime Maryland red Ts5al 45c; white 4oal 6oc-
White corn 8oasoe; yellow s5as6c, all neglected.
! Cats 46asz. Pork quiet. Bacon firm. WhisIey
duh at s5ass .s..;:i -; -; ~. !c =. ~.
CINCINNATI, August a.-Flour dull; family sea
25. Corn dull at '5a7s. Whiskey e1ae2c. PORK
S28 50;-httle demand. firm; shoulders
14Hc; clear sides 1sc. Lard frm.l
LOUISVILLE, August o3-Bagging firm. Flour
ftmef ;extra family IS 75.- Corn 81. Provisions
steady Ness pork ses.. Shoulders la5ic.; Clear
sides 1slsc- Lard .I1c Whiskey steady az 92a
CSC. -..-,---s5l,--e .,~.r:l-~ ..1s,
sr. Louis, August 90 Hemp and bagging
steady and unchanged. Flour heavy; sppernne
s. 5oa4 rs. Corn dull; mixed CSC. Whiskey s4c.
Mess pork s2a. Shoulders 1414c. Clear sides
171zc. Lard dull at lsa1eKc. &c.
SAVANNAH, August 2s.-Cotton In fair demand;
low middllng 171la17Kc; sales 100 bales;. net re-
ceipts 1o7; stock 11s7. !. -. .rl -..:--
/ NEW ORLEANS. August 2S.-cotton quiet and
firm; middlings ITHai7Ac; sales $50 bales; net
receipts 12o coastwise 2o total 14o; stock 1885,
Sight exchange x premium. Gold 1eH.., -
NOZZLE, August 2s-Cotton hrner; middlings
Ike; tales 200 bales; net receipts j; exports
coastwise 90; stock GIL. --.'
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Passengers

Per steamship Champion, from New fork-M
Bradaey, a Halewck. A butch and wife. Miss M
Johnson, Miss A, La Forrest, Miss E Hamil; on q
W Franc s. G Coleman, II W Fox, Capt T Bum
dy, J CruIkshanks L Ward, Mrs Bell. Mr. Nc.
Turlou, and wire, wing ton, Jno French, 1no
Stacey. A Wlhers, W L Ragan, T Walsh, Mira
E heron, VI Sheron, J W Gordon and Vile, Mr.
Gahegar, Mrs Clio her, ] b Pa ser, vile. TWO csil.
dren ami nurse. Leitch. A L Tyler, Ms r E
Brown, II Goss, Macbeth, F Richards and
oThers
Per. steamship Maryland, from Baltimore-J
Jones, W LebDy, T Lebby, Mr. Elliott.
Per steamer ArgO. Proctor, from Edisto and
WAY Landings-Miss Scabrook, Miss Sea.
brook, Miss l. S OFT, Rev w D Preotl,s, Ball, ]
Whaley,. Richmond, S Howe, 7 Togo, Il 5
Walker, and is on deck.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imports.

LrvsRrooL-Per British bark Kathleen 60 casks
bottled beer, to RaYenel CO; 2043 bundles cotton
ties, to Order; Il crates earthenware, TO Vim
Webb; 50 bbls stout, to Order; 1898 bundles cot
ton ties, to VIM Bee & CO; 1900 bundles arrow
ties, to r Mure & CO; cases porcelain, TO NJ
Gibbes; cas-, and ,sG wine, toJ Cochran;
l3a cart bustes, to Order; 3s bundles ron TO Wag.
ner, Huger 4 CO; S cas- marble worS,1 case
wire, to G W Jeanpoles; 73 tons pig tron..1 bale
salt sacks, to Ravenel'G CO; tales empty SACKS,
10 Hopkins, Mcpherson co; 81 crates and casks
earthenware, to VIM G Whiiden & CO; 1850 iron
pots, 1l5o camp ovens, lis biscuit ovens. HOO
spiders, 1855 covers, casks hardware, casks, l
case and handle hard ware, cas6 hardware, 10
bags nails, IL casks traces, casks hooks, IS an.
Wis, TO Jas Adger co, 400 iron lots, $50 camp
ovens 2T5 biscuit ovens S25 spiders, 1925 covers,
Q casks japanned wares. TO Hart Il co.. 1000 bum
dies hoop iron, to Order.
MIpDL' sBoRo', ENG-Per Br bark Vinco-3o36
bars railroad iron, To Order.
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RIcE.-There was no business In this grain. :.
NAVAL sroREs.-The market was quiet, and
without transactions.
FRElGHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nom'
inal; via New York, 7.l6d OF uplands, N-l6d on
sea Islands; by sail nominal. To Havre nominal.
Coastwise-to New York, by steam, &c on up
lands and &c on sea Islands; 81 p tierce on rice;
by sail, &c on cotton; q tierce on rice; 4oc
q barrel on rosin; s7@s q NJ on lumber; 5000
s N on timber TO Boston, by sail, 5G@Sc 2 ID
on upland cotton. To Providence, So q NJ on
boards, sc q ID on cotton. TO Philadelphia, by
steam, Hc q ib on uplands; by sail, 81 2 NJ on
boards; SO on timber; sS 9 ton on clay, and ss@
so on phosphates To Baltimore, by steam, &c
p ib; by sail, So 5o@7 p N on boards; So q ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. c., Daren and satilla River, Ga,
and Jacksonville Fla, to Northern ports, and SIC
ale a NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
EXCHANGE. - Sterling 60 day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC cExcuANdE.-The banks purchase Sight
checks at par to u premium, and sell at iz@'S
premium. Outside they purchase sight checks al
X premium, and sell at ss premium.
GOLD.-15@17.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. 5. c., AUGUST
ARRIVEn YESTERDAY.

Steamship Champion, Lockwood New York
left Saturday, N. Mdse. To Adger co,
Aiken Il co, j Anger co. Arch T, ANDREWS S q
Salvo, 6 v VAncker & co. Z D Ahrens CO; Q Bart
i CO, @ Brane 4 co W Bee 20, @ na'es sc
co. " II Bird h CO, H Blschor d. !, o, E Bed ORD,
T m Bris o co, e Bull, VS. BIS ell, 7 Ca Ell,
Cameron, Barley S co. Cildwei sa G9Iilns' @
Crune, Bio, lston & CO, Claci Witte Chap
man, r Chi M, " II alee CO, EasoM on. q
co CD F,aucke. Fursytne McC6mb CO, d F
Fleming & co. FurchgoIt, b nedict Co Good.
ri II, W,neman co, y II Glidden, GraVeiy,
Goldsmith, Gen wm Gurn: J.. A u GOODWIN q GO;
II. rSamp l. CO, N Galloway, W hun': y Hase-
ton, j w ,rrlss IL, Harral Gu, Hacker,
N A Hunt, Har0eson 4 co. T ID H"rsey & Br!, a
johnson, IL Nmes & Calder, Jenords GO, y
S 10 nsoa, Klnsman bowi; + rnsSe hrete Ir I Einp.
man Bros Klinck, wickehberp 60, Kerr
co. Knobel, ch Small, \ LANCER. q Ii SCI 81, L
Lorenz,,J Lopez Muller Wieters; MONTY
co. McCueen & CO, : R Ma shall, Merkhardt
Mantoue 4 co, Murph, & Little, J II Muller: Jno G
Minor i co, 4 Einnann, North, Steele Z Wardeli,
N b Raj road Agent, o.: ermann F0'Neiil O.
son, O'Nei { Son, B 0'Selll, 0stendor1 & co,
Pa Snln, Paul co, falnssS enSson 1Isoa Poech
4 co, G Rircke J Reils, Z Scott, Stufken' a
Stone, J s Schirmer l. Sc nell, ste house co, ,
Railroad Ageut. Southern EX ress COMPANY, y
Tiedms"n Mrs stafSyf yfose s1ehsnS Tpomps paen q
L.
co, ] Taylor & co, W G Trott, q Foigt, > WI
son, j Wlr h II co, Werner Il DucEer, Z "hlte'
Walsh, and others. ,.,..- ,...
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. Batimoreamleii
Goth instant. Mdse To Mordecai y co, !ren-
holm, " B Smith, J D Aiken 4 co, klatte co,
r Tuppcr & Son, Stono Phosphate Company, Jno
Campsen 4 co, Paci.'c Guano Company, Jeilords
& CO., StefTens, Werner s. Duckcr, Feldmann &
co, Agent Florida steamers, hacSelfurd & helly,
W Mn: scher, Kemp L. co, CosgrOve, RiepHe'
G Sahlinan, Fl Graver & CO, Walker, Evans u
Cogswell, Klinck, wickenoerg co, J Commins,
/. Elias, P p Toale. o, ,.,,os
June D. Assorted ca go. TO haVenei ~ 90;
webb, Vim Bee u CO, II f Gio6ess Cocaran'
Wagner, Hug, & ko, Hopkins, MCPHERSON CO
W q Whildrn co. J E Acger co, Hart q co, Il
Mure & CO, and Order. ,o,,,,,,o-o, r,, cc
Br ba,k Vinco, lIoyle, Middlesboro', Eng--I-
aaos Railroan iron. T the Master and ord r:
Srhr Mi ME Reppller, Weeks. Balu ore-6 uays y !
Coal and railro,d iron TO II F Baker Il co, Is
Ri II h son and Railroad Agent :,
Schr Xe,a Psi TrumpsOn, Pnlladeiphis-p
days Coal To H Baker co
Sream,.r Argp, Proctor. Edisto anu Way hano
mos MOse. To y Nisbet, = Howe anu otnefs'
CLEARED. YESTERDAY.
schr Nellie Bowers, Bowers, Orient, /, VIE
cnIsn1m,s isnr ns Island, C-J A Enslow & co.
chr David Talbot Amsbury, wilmington De
ia nslow i CO. -, no-,on
Sch Lucy N Collins, Collins, Boston via parien
Ga-J Risley.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

MACON, August .2O.-Receipts to-day IA bales;
sales s5: shipped 103. The market is steady, with
q good demand at 16c for emiddliugs-fancy cot.
ton a ,iahc more. 01erings light.
ATLANTA, August 20-The market closed at
18c for middiings Is for low middllng II for good
ordinary; ID for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, August 20.-Cotton holders
offer sparingly. and are asking higher rates. We
quote low middngs in demand at 16c.
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New York Sugar Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, August '22: The de.
mand for raws has been less active and princi-
pally for small parcels to Ill special wants. The
decline in. gold naturally gives the market rather
a weak, doubtful position, but We cannot find
that holders have accepted any concessions, and
there is nothing 70 warrant change from sIa
ssc for fair to good refining as basis for quota
tions. The supplies Offering are moderate and
rather poorly assorted. Sales OF. 500 hhds In
gliding Cuba. at s>zaeHc; Porto Rico OF lelea1lc,
and Demerara at 12l l5c Refined In moderate ue-
mand aL former fates. --...:... =. 90 /.
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Receipts by Railroad, August 23.
aoyTTH CAROLINA RAILROAD

lo3 bales cotton, SO bales donestics, IG0 sacks
flo1r 14O bbls lou-, 12o bbls naval sores, cars
woId and stock. To G q Walter & CO, KinSman 4
H well, Smith & Chapeau. Wagner l. Monsees, r
Caldwell, ] N Robson, H Bi.cholr & co, ] Adger Il
co, Thuraton l. Holmes, Sinan + Seignious, " w
Smith, felzer, R0dgers& CO.
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! The New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. August 22: A good
trade demand prevails, but there is nothing sell.
ing from first hands and with the decline In gold
prices show weakness On foreign styles. Sales
Of 400 Rangoon at 7a7,fe. Carolina, common to
good, per cwt So T5ao; do prime to fancy. per
cwt, 50 25as SIX; Rang0on, per 10, 'a7a; Ran
goon, gold in bond, per Ii, 35ia9H.
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The superior frst-class side.wheel steamship
CHAMPION, R. ". Lockwood, Commander, will
leave Adger,s Wharf as above.
aF The. CHAMPION is one or the best and
largest steamshIps on the Atlantic Coast, and her
table is supplied with all OF the delicacies OF the
New. York and Charleston markets.
.a9- Insurance by this Line half per cent.
8F The MANHATTAN follows on SATURDAY,
September Sd, at l2 O'Clock II.
For Freight or, Passage, apply to -
auo2o8 JANIS ADGER & CO.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.

LONDON. August a3.-Noon-Cnnsols o. IL. Bonds
ssH. -
LIVERPOOL, August o3.-Noon-'otton quiet
and steady; uplands s1zd; Orleans s;sd; sales TO-
600 bales. Cumberland cut t9s; short ribbed mid
ding .ss. Pork 1928 to 125s.
Afternoon Bombay shipments to ed lS'ooo
bales. Winter wheat 9a,os !. Beef 11Ss Gil. :
Evening.-Cottor dull; up;ands 9iGd; orleans
a1d; sales 5000 bales; speculation and export "ooo
bales. Pork 1878 6d. Lard 72s 6d. Yarn anu
fabrics quiet.
NEW YORK, August o5.-Noon-Flour steauief.
Wheat la2c better. Corn frmer. Pork steauy anu
unchanged. Lard firm; st am 18Sal62lc. cof-
ton weak; uplands 1890; Orleans 2O'lc; sales 6OO
bales. Turpentine 3ea39hc. Rosin,. offerings
light at 81 30 FreighIs steady. Stocks very
dull. Guild l6. Money 4a5 per cent. Exchange,
long TX; short loH. Bouds 121l. Tennessee e4-
coupons SO; new 81. Virginia eX-coupons Cd:
new 90. Louisiana old 10: new 81. Leve- skies
70; eights Us. Alabama eights s7h; dves 10.
Georgia skies So; sevens elh. North Carolina
skies, old SIX; new 81. South Carolina sevens,
old 81; new TX.
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WIN. McBURNEY, President.
E.F. ALEXANDER, Vice.President anil Aciuary.
r +: G1LMER. Vice President. resident IN georgia.
3. NYE HUTCHISUN,, Vice President, resident in
North Carolina. ss,.
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THE PoMP 4xp 0IRcUMsTaHGnn c3 c1
8 MAR.
A Report OF the Situation from Within
the Walls Of fMetz-PartIculars Of the
; Fighting on sunday-After the Bat
tle-Scenes and Incidents In the City

A special correspondent writes from hetz on
Monday as follows: Yesterday we thought our
selves shut up here, and all chances OF sending
letters gone, for we 1T nothing, even ffom
Paris. But this morning hear post will
start for the capital, and take my chance Of
YOUR getting what am able to tell you from
the inside of town which is surrounded by
armies. whether French or Prussian does not
much matter SO far as news is concerned.
SUNDAYS BATTLE.
At eleven o'clock on Sunday, Marshal Ba-
zaine effected O grand reconnaissance Win
one division of Ladmirauts corps. Az tWo
o'clock P. NJ, q battle commenced on the rlght
at Borny. Until four o'clock 1t was OF no great
Importance. Then the fourth army corps,
forming the first line OF battle, accomplished
manRlVre intended to deceive the Prusslans
into the belief that it was retreating. This was
ut qlarter-past five o'clock P. H.. The Prlls,
slams fell into the trap, rushed forward anu
attacked with surprising vigor; Inen tne
mere feint, fell a. once on the enemy's hank,
while Mcmahon IN the right attacked slm'llta-
neously. The Prussian attack In the mean
time had been developed IN great force ON the
French centre. Tho movements on both sides
were effected with singular precision, and the
whole spectacle was like u review at Chaions.
The Prussians advanced in close column
against the French line. which their artillery,
splendidly served as it was, had vainly at
tempted to shake.
THE MANNER OF FIGHTING.
The French officers consider that the
Prusslan infantry was relatively inferior to
their artillery. The needle gun is heavy, and
appears 10 incommode them greatly when
| cumolng height or moving rapidly over
broken ground. The soldiers themselves were
active They fired, lying fiat on the ground,
seeking cover from every irregularity, but do
not use their knapsacks as the French do to
make little ramparss In front OF them and rests
for their gnns. II Is true. as has been said of
The Uther 1at,les Of woerth and FurbacE. that
tho prassans lred with great deliberation,
while the French ratified away as fast as they
could discharge their chassepo,s.
THE REGIMtNTs ENGAGED
The regiments most closely engaged were
the Sixty ninth, Ninety-ninth, Forly-fourlh,
Slxtieth, Third, Elghtieth, Fitty-fourth, Sixty
6Ilh, and Eighty fifth of the Line; the Eleventh
and F1fiteenth Foot Chasseurs, and the Eighth,
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l. -.tatat a.lt4 aegr
OF THE o UTyl,H. ..-s:.-z
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No. 30 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON. S.

III: a.:i'c .a.5s<
GEORGE E. BOGOS, Secretary
JOHN T. DARBY. N. D., Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel. ...--:.,
R. A. 'KiNLocH, NJ D., Local Medical Exam
r. LEBBY, JR., n. D.. iners. -
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LlpPMaS,s GREAT GERMAN BITTERs is pre-.
pared from the original German receipt now In
the possession Of the proprletors, and Is the same
preparation that was used in Germany upwards
OF q century ago; and to-day 1t is the household
remedy OF Germany, recommended BY It's most
eminent physicians.
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WilmIn9ton Market.

Eet steady, with sales OF lit bbls., at 81 25 for
saft and 81 20 for nard, per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Is unchanged IN price.
Sales Of l89 bulls. at 35!!sc for Southern, and 20
bbls. at 361fc per gallon for New York packages.
RosN.--Sales OF $50 bbls. at 81 SO for strained,
and So so for No. /.
TAI.-ll8 bbls. sold at 81 per Dbl.
CoTTos.-Sales Of 10 bales at 15aleHc per
pound. 60. J.
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,s,ORR's LAST. LEAP.
zHE OPINIONS OF. THE STATE
,;.;' $; :, ,:!.--i..s. PRESS. -. .Ssf: .
pEsERrIoN en- FACE OF, THE ENEMY.
No Gain to Radicalism-So Loss to
Reform.
zs ~EAK.AsD WRONG"
,rron tha Columbia Guardian.]

We deeply regret his letter for.his own sake
andior the SAKE; ;5f our good old mother State.
tits weak thing, and o very wrong thing. II
isls9etter against his coiiiar and his eount,I'-
men. Just when we most needed him, he, de:
serts Us and. our good cause and for no reason.
eTcep osiT alleged ioedkness. just when Radi-
calism, has reached; ;Hs acme OF corruption, and
Yhen men, no.lnneer. able 10 stomach or stand,
Il. are looking about for the undertaken, Judge.
Orr comes along with bis battery and seeks 20
galyanize it into new life: He may .giTe II
some spasms more, It may, kick a while longer,
but its day Of doom is .Axedi decompo ositlon
has begun, and all the letters and pronnnela-
mentos Of its old adherents and It's new cap
tives and converts iDjectedt into It's miserable,
crease the agonies and contortions Of its dis
so1utfon p.
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u Or N EW 70 RK
feABISs ALL on DEcK.l

the Al side.wheel steamship SOUTH CARROLL.
Ma. S. Adkins, Commander will sail for New
YORK on WEDNESDAY, August 2ith, at I O'Clock
P, NJ, from PIER No. q UNION WHARyRs:' con-
Meeting with Day Passenger Trains from Colnm.
bia and Augusta arriving at hal.past . oocioch
Tne SOUTH CAROLINA will make close connec.
tien with Liverpool Steamship COLORADO. ;. OF
Messre. WILLIAMS 4 GUIoi's LINE, saulng Au'
In Insurance @ by the Steamships Of this line 4 per
cent. .,... .,,,
very superior State Room ACCOMMODATIONS: oil
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We ara not surprised at this course Of Judge
Orr's, as we have known tor some weeks that
he contemplated It's adoption. 1t can only De
regretted, however, for his own sake, as ms
old friends and supporters in this section ao1H
not follo,o his adUice, and the Radical party
viii not be strengthened, nor the Reform. party
,oeaksned bythis accession; openly to s.. SCOTS
nected with the Radical party for some time,
and thlsletter IS simply an open declaration OF
his pf0cliyities. q & :
THE WIsH IS FATHER TO TIE TH0UGHT. :
From the Abbeyllle Press and Banner.l
A great party has been formed in the State.
has adopted It's platform. and put its nominees
in the feld-a party which. comprises nearly
all of the native born citizens of South Caroli-
ma, and which, whilst inviting the cooperation
OF men Of every color and condition, Republi-
cans as well as Democrats. has received, and
ls receiving, large accessions from the ranks
OF the colored-a party, whose inspiring
breath which gave 1t lie-whose cardinal
principle, inscribed upon every banner, and
the burden Of every cry-is reformation Of
abuses to save from utter ruin. This party Is
engaged In drath-struggie with another
which now controls the destiny OF the State,
and which Judge Orr himself denounced
only few months since, as controlled by
men who weru without public confidence,
Nignoraut, corrupt and dishonest, and unit
for decent society"-and which he now ad-
mits needs, BY retrenchment and reformation,
to be relieved from incOmpttency anu corrup-
ton. Yet In the very midst OF tue canvass
and the height Of the tray. Judge UT gives
the weight OF his, name and influence 10 the
very party- whicn ID responsible for these
abuses-takes Issue against the party Wnlcn IL
formed solely to refnrm them, and arrays hlIn-
self against. his old. riruds and neighoors,
whose only desire Is to relieve themselves