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Sp4RKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The st. Louis Convention has reported
ravorahlv upOn the treatment of the social
aci I bV iIcense in that city, and recomme nds
its adoption in other cities,
w. E. Longworth and H. Carpenter, of
Chicago. who lost everything in the fire, COM
MTheodore B. Pryor, of New York. sen OF
Roger A. PRYOR, formerly of Virginia, was
found yesterday drowned:
the yacht race W. at mss New 4TFk, Th
is the fnmrth race of the seven, and 50 far the
English Yacht has won only one.
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CRIME IN THE SITE.
An incendiary Fire in Chester.

The Reporter says: ''0n Monday night last
the barn o: c. Cherry, Sr., near Landsford,
in this county, was destroyed by an incendia.
ry fire. All his forage for the winter, to-
gether with the crop belonging TO freedman
who worked on the place, was consumed. One
bale o. cotton was also burned. Miss Cherry,
who discovered the fire, observed that the
door Oh the room in which the cotton was
stored was open, and that the fire was in the
lott among The fodder. The supposition is
that the FIRE was set by parties who had en-.
tered for the purpose of stealing the cotton.
The horses IN the stable We're fortunately
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MILITARY ARRESTS IN YORK.
Akerman Takes the
Field-The Colored Convention Gives
Grant the Cold Shoulder.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HEws.l

COLUMBIA, October %.
Eighteen citizens of York County were ar
rested last night, charged with being members
of the Ku-Klux Society, and there are forty
already in Jail in Yorkvie on the same charge.
Attorney General Alderman is personally
aiding Marshal Johnson in his raid on the
proclaimed counties.
A resolution In favor Of the denomination of
General Grant for the Presidency was brought
forward and defeated in the Colored Conven-
ton to-day.
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RUySISG OFF WITH 4 TRIM.

CAIRO, October %.
While the passengers, were at supper at
Union City, on the No bile and Ohio Railroad,
three men jumped on bsn tae ana
rnShed the express car of four thousand dol
iars All the robbers escaped.
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V1SHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October %.
There is a full bench in The Supreme Court,
except Nelson. No decision was made to-day.
The President has appointed VIM. Spencer
marshal of Middle Tennessee, F. s. Hacht
postmaster at Shreveport, La, David L..
Brengle at Salisbury, W. G. and j. 4. Pierce at
Oxford, Miss. =,
protection to cotton during its transit on
stpomhOats
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FOREST FIRES IN NEW YORK.

ROCHESTER, October %.
Extensive fires prevail IN the swamps and
woods OF Monroe, Orleans, Niagara, Genes
The wind is blowing gale. and the smoke
compels the use of lamps here to-day.
AUBURN, October %.
Three acres of woods known as the Chest
nut Ridge, near this place, were burned to-
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A Robbery Near Columbia,

TIE dwelling o. Colonel John English, in
Thursday night and robbed Off large amount
of bonds, stocks. &c. A tin box In the room
Of Mrs. English was deliberately carried into
On adjoining room and overhaued; the old
lady's dress was also searched and her pocket
bookEabstracted
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Marrlen.

DUPoNT-SIMoNs.-Cn the 18th Of October,
1871, at ST. Johns Church, Wilmington, DEL. by
Rev. T. Gardiner Lttell, assisted by Rev. Leighton
Coleman, FRANCIS G. DUPONT, Of Wilmington,
Del, to ELIZA w., second daughter Of Dr.. Hume
Simons OF Charleston, S. c.
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funeral Notires.

w THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances OF Miss MARGARET NJ. MCLEAN,
and OF her brother, ]. ]. Mclean and family, and
OF Mrs. Geo. W. Black and family. are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Services OF the for
mer, at st. Mary's Church, Hasel street, THIS
MORNING, at half.past O'Clock, without further
invitation. oct24
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the canons of the church were all based on
the canons of the Church of England.
The house, at P. NJ. took recess until :
P. N having provided that the consideration
of the report on the ritual shall be resumed
to morrow at IL o'clock.
The Latest.
BALTIMORE, october %.
The convention adopted an amendment to
the canon regarding bishops, whereby the con.
vention of each diocese may place The diocese
under the charge Of the neighboring diocese or
missionary bishop, under. certain clrcum-
stances, and forbidding division or combina-
tion of the diocese without the consent of the
bishop and of the convention of the diocese
concerned, and OF the general convention. No
city shall form more than one diocese, and no
new diocese shall contain less than six parish
es. No diocese shall be reduced to less than
twelve parishes
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.
WARRINGTON, October %.

WASHINGTON, October 23.
Cloudy weather will probably extend, on
Tuesday, southeast OF the Ohio valley, and
cloudy and smoky weather In Pennsylvania
and New England. The baromeser will prob:
ably rise, with q falling temperature and
northerly winds, from Missouri to Lake Erie
and northward.
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. 3. S.A.-4.47 p. M,
Local Time.
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THE ORANGEBURG FAIR.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
0RANGEBURG, October %.
The Orangeburg County Fair promises to be
q great success. The entries are very nu-
merous, and great enthusiasm is prevailing.
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@- NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
do hereby give notice that neither they nor any
member OF their firm have any business connec.
tlon or association OF any kind with Mr.. E. E.
BEDFORD, No. 275 King street, Charleston, S. G.,
Grocer and that the use Of their name by E. E.
BEDFORD In any way is entirely without authori.
ty. W. S. CORWlN co.
cct24
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~ CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY,"
The Treasurer OF the Charleston Bible Society will
receive subscriptions or Donations at his once,
No. ss East Bay, corner Of Atlantic Wharf, The
payment OF TWO Dollars will constitute person
member for one year. Bibles are kept on band
for distribution. The Society has one oolporteur
in the neld, and sollcts aid to introduce another.
Persons interested In the work or seeking further
Information will please call on the Treasurer.
]. N. ROBSON,
anrqs-smos Treasurer @. B. 8.
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
want OF DIsINFECTANTS will find full assort
ment at the Drug Store Of DR.. q. BAER, in Meet
Ing street. sepl
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Beef tea is TO be given this winter be.
tween the figures in the German, instead OF
cream and cake as formerly.
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~ UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT-By an Order OF the Hon. GEO. 5.
BRYAN, United States District Judge, the hearing
of all petitions and motions In Bankruptcy, or or
the general business OF the District COURT Is post.
poned until the first Monday OF ofNovember next.
sep3o DANL. HORLBECK, Clerk.
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@- ALL PERSONS HAVING LEFT

Furniture to be repaired at the shop OF the late
Mr.. L. SCHWABE, corner OF wentworth and Pitt
streets, will please call for the same between II
A. NJ and P. NJ, and take them away, before
THURSDAY EVENING next. Also, all persons hav.
ing demands against the late Mr.. SCHWABE are
requested to hand in their bills. and al who are
Indebted to the same will make payment to
oct24-3 MRS. F. SCHWABE.
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RIINn n-Y0u ARE

~ GERMANIA BUND.-YOU ARE
respectfully requested to attend the Funeral Ser.
vices Of our late brother member, GEORGE
BERGMAN, from his late residence, No. 4s Rut-
ledge avenue THIS MORNING, at O'Clock.
q. ". TIDEMANN,
oct24 Secretary.
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ns- ON ARIA G E. &x

@- ON NJ A K A u Z. &.
Happy relief for Young Men from tle e1ec.s
or Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility curel. Impedimen:s
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. octl.
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~ The RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqualntances OF Mrs ANN C. MEYER, and OF her
SONS, DR.. c. Laney, ]. E., ]. D. and A. ". Meyer,
are respectfully requested to attend the Funeral
OF the former, from the residence OF her son, DR..
C. L. Meyer, southwest corner King and Cannon
streets, THIS AFTERNOON, at halfpast O'Clock,
without further invitation. oct24-f
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~ SHAVING SALOON.-MR. ]. q.
WEICHMAN will superlntend the business lately
conducted by Mr.. LOMBARDo, and will be
pleased to see his friends and the patrons OF the
establishment, at the Old Stand, In Market street,
where 40 pains will be spared please.
nnf1i
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~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances OF Mr.. LEWIS MARTIN GANTEN,
OF his brother, Henry William Ganten, and OF Mr..
Henry Ehricks, are respectfully invited to attend
the Funeral OF the former from his late residence,
corner Morris and Coming streets, at O'Clock,
THIS MORNING. oct24-*
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~ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate OF the late JOHN
MARSHALL, JR., Naval Stores Factor and Com.
mission Merchant, OF Charleston, s. G., will pre-.
sent the same properly attested, and those ndebs-
ed to the said Estate will make payment to Mr.,
JOHN MARSHALL, SR., Marshsll's Wharf, or to
s.R. MARSHALL, Administrator.
oct1n tuas No 314 King street.
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~THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, SAVINGS DEPART
Neutrality-suspicious. are requested to leave their
books on and after MONDAY, october I'd, to be
credited with the quarterly Interest due lst prox
limo.
All deposits made on or before the goth October
will bear Interest from lst October.
Interest, Six Per Cent. per annum, will be com
pounded quarterly. F. A. MITCHELL,
sep3o.stuthefl Assistant Cashier.
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EoTE-The weather report dated 1.41 o'ciocS,
this morning, will be posted In the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and,
together with the weather chart may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamber) be examined by ship
masters at any tine during the day.
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~SPECIAL NOTICE.-SOUTH CARO-
LIMA RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, S.
c., OCTOBER H. 1s7l.-The following Fairs will
commence on the dates mentioned below:
AtlaQl8. s..''s...OClouci 4o
macon '.OSt"oc' 20
Orangeburg. OCTOBER "a
Augusta. ..................o ..octooer 81
Columbia. November
All Freight shipped over this Road for the ABOVE
Fairs Will te returned FREE, upon the Certificates
OF the Secretaries that they were on exhibition.
Return Tickets for ONE FARE will be sold 70
visitors, commencing sale three days before the
date OF each Fair, and good for fifteen days.
J. NJ. SELKlah.
Superintendent G. 5. F. L.ne.
S. B. PICEENS, General Ticket Agent.
octl2
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5perial u otires.

@ RHINE WINE BOTTLES BOUGHT
at fifty cents per dozen by
A. T1EFENTHAL,
oct241+ No. 1o7 Market street.
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thought 1t best 10 add nothing 10 increase Ine
differences of opinion as 10 any forms and
usages which might be adopted by any mem,
bers of the church. He had not regarded
these things as casting reproach on the church
for invalidating its authority, and why, then,
should further strife be stirred up?
Mr.. Craighead, of Tennessee, member OF
the committee, asked DR.. Mead If he had
stated that but three members OF the COM
mittee were opposed to the report.
chairman of the joint committee, Bishop
Whittingham, had, when the vote was taken,
announced 1t as IL to 3.
Mr.. Craighead desired it then to be under
stood that in the committee he had 1ouSnC
against this canon with all his ability. He
would not state the objections to 1t, for they
would be presented much more ably BY others,
but he wished his children to know hereafter
that their father had been opposed to this most
preposterous action. [Laughter.l
Rev. DR.. Goodwin. OF Pennsylvania, said uni
tormity of worship was an important matter.
aud il was only to be secured by the action OF
the House OF Bishop. DR.. G. then spoke OF
certain forms of worship observed by some,
and said that Bishop White, of Pennsylvania,
had always 3owed at the name of Jesus when
| it occurred in the creed, but at no other time.
Rev. DR.. Mason, of North Carolina, said this
was mistake. Bishop White bowed at the
name of Jesus wherever 1t occurred IN the SER
vice OF the church.
Rev. DR.. Goodwin believed his statement
was correct He always bowed when the
name OF our blessed Lord occurred in the
creed, but at no other time. He was kind o!
black sheep in this matter in Pennsylvania.
He believed and telt that he bowed in due
reverence. and God forbid that he should OBJ
iect TO any one doing it in the spirit of rever-
ence. but he thought much OF this bowling
WAS done for mere form. He thought it mol
proper that the second section Of the canon
sshonId be adopted. 1t provides for the obser
vance of the cauons OF the Church OF England
in use in 1889. Who would get up here anc
saw he knew what those canons we're! IL was
fol, Soi,v to Law down law for observance, wher
M one knew what that law was.
| MIR. McCrady, of South Carolina, held tina
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-03-22
THE WEEKLY WORLD.

A large auarto sheet, printed throughout
in large type, and published every We'd
nesaiay morning, among its prominent
features are:
/. It's very full and accurate market re
ports, embracing the live stock markets OF
New York, Albany Brighton, Cambridge,
Philadelphia the New York country pro
dace market, and general produce MARK
cts of the country; an6fnll reports of the
New York money market. Each of these
reno Is are compiled with great care. and
contain the latest quotations that can be-
obtained up to the time of putting the
paper to press.
+ . Its agricultural department, which
cnptnius each week articles on practical
and scientific farming that are Of great
value to American farmers. A special
feature of this department is a. weekly
summary Of the condition ut the Hop mar
| ketS at home and abroad. -
A very full report of the proceedings
| fle Farmers Club of the American lnsti-
tnte is printed in eaclI Issue of The Week
| ~ World, the day after the meeting Of the
club. Bv this arrangement the report ap.
pears in the Weekly World one week in
advance of its publication in any other
weekly paper = efa
3. A ,,ortion Of the Weekly World is
reserved for family reading matter, inciu-
ding original aud selected stories, poeme
waits of hnmOr. and extracts from books
and periodicals. Particular attention vi. i
he given to this department during the
year.
-. A special feature of the Weekly World
is u carefully complied summary OF the
news of each week. II is made SD complete
that no one who reads it can fail of being
well posted on all tn important news o
the day.
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- The Davenport Gazette says: "a
novel method of manufacturing soft
soap has been inadvertently invented
by venerable couple in Scott county.
On the sideboard they kept two jugs,
exactly alike. One WIS filed with
vinegar, tie other with I've. Pouring
ont what she Supposed was vinegar,
the good dame took drink Of i've
Turning to her husband, she remarked
that something was the matter with
that vinegar. Thinking that her taste
was. perverted, he, too, took Il th2
drink. Presently their threats and
mouths began to burn, and an eXami-
nation of jugs revealed the fact that
the, had been drinking strong lye.-
To allny the pain, they took some OIL.
This combined, of course, and made
soft soap. The soap suds sweilett up
to and out of their mouths. fnan1iHg
like IL washerman's tub. While they
were discussing the theory of swallow
ing an Irish girl and IL ruh-broom,
and following up the dose with few
FbucIets of rinsewater, il medical gen
tleman happened to call, who gave
them some medicine which afforded re-
lief. They were seriously i'll for seve,
| raj DAYS, and for three weeks had great
difficulty in taking food.'
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~ What we predicted two yea

u What we predicted two years
ago has been more than fulfilled. An
organization of the honest citizens,
without regard to political or other dis
tinctions, against the corrups the We
nal and plundering, is that Which our
situation imperatively demands. 1t is
now palpable to all rejecting citizens
that disputes and divisions with refer
ence to party lines and political prin-
ciples aud poctrines, IRE i'll lined,
frivolous and nisclievings. This State
and people have become the prey OF
the most audacious plunderers that ev-
er sought to lay waste a Christian COM
munity.- New Orleans Times.
When We. read these lines, we said
mentally to ourself: "How much &
country i'll periods of pnblic disaster
and peril, requires an honest, faithful
and reliable Journalist"
Has the Times come to the cGnclu-
sion that man can embrace Radical
ism and remain honest9 That h" car
freely mix with corruption and still III
incorruptible Z There is a-rigit art
and a wrong Party; one is essential!
dishonest and the other honest. Whel
principle is involved there can he III
conservatism, for that infers a doubt o
what is just. No citizen of Louisian;
or Texas that is so obtuse as to be dis
tnrbed with doubts jefferson, TEX
as) Times.
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FOR SALE,

THE plantation of X. NJ. Clark, fnnr-
/ teen miles by railroad south OF
Alexandria, containing 1900 acres, ~
ing on both sides Of Bayou B"enf, on
the line of the Baton Rouge, Aiexand
Ri, and Shreveport Railroad. about one
mile Of front nii each side of said ba-
Won. 1000 acres cleared and under
good fence. Whole place composed Of
about iwo tli:ds, allntial, the rest mp
land. Fifteen double houses for la
bofers, {n,w teHaH,ed by good cal"rrtl
lal,ur,l situated on the lmynI, with els
tcrns sufficient One brick store, in
operation at present, to- which Is at
rached dwelling house of f"ur r""tns.
with suitable ont houses. all recently
built to which stare aud dwelling pos
session will he given at the expiration
nf IL lease. rhr,main dwelling of the
plantation is Situated on the nplanas,
ut II point nntorinns for its beauty and
health, it contains seven rooms, neat
is pape: ed, with wide hall aud gale
ries, having afI necessary ONT houses
ON The place there are ample cribs and
stables. There will he sold with this
plantation 30 head Ot horses aud mules
| ION head of ca tie. with II number I"
hogs and sheep, together with all stock
AMI fixtures.
TERMS Sea. 900 for the whole-one
third cash. the rc,,ai der in equal pay
| ments, two aud three years. witt, iiri
aud mortgage retained Ivy the vendo
until final payment.
For further particulars apply at thi
~
agency. -. Z. Il. BOYD,
March 22-4t. ,a Agent.