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of the prizes Of life to themselves. For CEN
turies they have beheld the rich and powerful
enjoying all the leisure and luxury of the
wealth which labor had created, while they
have been able barely to keep their place on
the earth. They have heaped up riches for
others, and been poverty-stricken themselves.
All the wealth of the world has come from
them, and they have had none of its benefits.
Laws, governments, tariffs, taxes and priests
have robbed the laborers to enrich the em-
ployers and the capitalists. When they have
resisted, the capital class has starved them
out or restrained them by law. Year by year
they have seen their families poorer and the
employing class richer. Century after GEN.
tury their brethren have been ground down
by the rich.
With these views of the injustice in the
present distribution of wealth, the laboring
class of Europe has formed itself into an
almost universal association or republic of
labor Thus far, it has only called itself an
association for trades-unions. But it already
exercises prodigious power in opposition to
capital 1t has already raised wages in Eng
land against all the theories of the econo-
mists and the protests of philosophers It
has proved for itself the fallacy of the old
dogma of the books that "the wage-fund"
is a limited sum, which can only be increased
by diminishing laborers or increasing en-
cured to the laborers of Great Britain
a larger share of the profits of pro-
duction than was ever enjoyed be-
fore. But the European unions ex-
pect to accomplish more. They mean to
control every labor market in the world. They
are already beginning to affiliate themselves
with the American unions. They are in close
connection throughout Europe. Their mem
bers have little respect for either Church or
State; vast numbers of them are ''infdels;
many believe in socialism; many devoutly
hold property to be robbery; and all dislike
the rich, and demand larger share in the
goods of life This bloody and wild outbreak
in Paris is only one explosion of the vast,
boiling, volcanic material which underlies
European society.
In other countries, indeed, the laboring
population is more sober and reasonable and
self-controlled than the Partisan. But in all
it equally hates property, and feels itself
wronged by the rich. Possibly the very ex-
travagances and horrible crimes of the
Partisan Communists will, for some years,
weaken the influence of the working classes
in all countries. The great ''middle class,
which now govern the world, will everywhere
be terrified at these terrible outbursts and
absurdities: they will hold stronger rein on
the lower. Still the struggle cannot be pre-.
vented. The great revolution of labor has
vet to come.
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accredited Virginia Organ-tho Riohoond

accredited Virginia organ-the RichNond
Whig-of few days ago.
"N he the BnQuir,T pipes to the tune, the hand
that made us is divine, and ploIifes the radical
Pennsylvania Central as the richest and most
charming concern in the world, we hear that saga
cious men at the North look upon rotten to the
core, and expect an explosion at no distant day
People even in Philadelphia who have invested
their all in il, supposing It to be-a big thing begin
to indulge this apprehension. The authorities of
the road will permit no investigations into its
affairs, and no one Knows what is Its condition All
effoIts TO investigate are vCted down. The corpo-
ration has got bin passed by the subsidized Legs-
lature of Pennsylvan changing its name and
enabling 1t 20 consolidate with its various leased
roads. This is regarded as the beginning of the
end. AS the most profitable part Of their business
is in what are called fast freight lines, sleeping
car companies, etc. which belong not TO the rail-
road, but the officers: these last, when the expo-
sion takes place, will break full-handed.
We hope the blow:up may take place before any
more OF its pollution shall we been disseminated
among us, or our poor people entangled with them
or deluded by their promises"
The Norfolk Day Book says
"1he General Assembly of Virginia has adjourned.
We are unable yet to form an estimate OF the value
OF their services, or TO separate the good from the
bad laws they have enacted. But it is not so diff
cult to tell the sheep and the goats among members
We have seen the Virginia policy destroyed. Yes
the policy originally announced by Mr.. Madison in
his port bill, and have beheld the cocoanut-heads
carpet baggers and scaawags bought up by the
lobby at 80 much apiece. The Whi0 suggests that
"This is frightful picture. Its details have
escaped the public, tut know that 1t was openly
charged on the floor of the House and Senate that
the railroad and funding bills driven through
under greenback pressure never known before In
this Commonwealth. And this under the name OF
Progress
tPTogress indeed! We smell corruption in the
very word when used bV certain classes, and look
upon 10 in their mouths as we would on skeleton
election we shall have more than one sermon to
preach on this text"
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FOR SALE.
"A R. II. DOB B L n . /,


AAa@ BUILDER, OFFICE, NOS. and LEDGER
BUILDING, offers for sale the follow ing properties
at reduced prices:-
No. l. Handsome four story Brown Stone Resi-
dence, with slde-yard, situated No. 1917 Chestnut
street. finished with all modern conveniences. Built
by the day without regard to cost. Lot Az by 1Ts
feet Deep to back street. Clear OF all Incumbrance
will be sold bargain.
No. 2. Elegant three-story Brown Stone Resi-
dence, with Mansard Roof, situated west side OF
Broad, above Master street. Very commodious;
finished with all modern conveniences. Built In a
very superior manner. Lot 80 by 20 feet deep Car
Isle street.
No. 8. Neat three-story Brick Dwelling, with side
yard, No. 1413 North Eighteenth street. above Mas
ter, containing ten rooms, with all modern convent
ences; will be sold below cost.
No. 4. Lot west side Broad &c feet above Vine, 70
feet 'front.' 1913 feet deep to back street, will be sold
SO as to pay well for investment
Also, lot west side Of Broad, above Thompson, s3
feet 'front.' 200 feet deep, to Carlisle street, with
brick stable for four horses
No, 8. A Cape May Cottage, located on the beach:
is large and commodious; II not sold Will be rented.
No. 6. A good Farm in Rchland township, Bucks
county, containing 90 acres, with good improve
ments. 4Tn
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THE FRUITS OF IMPERIALISM.

FROM the London Spectator.
With that curious incapaeity for looking
beyond the moment which is apt to distin-
guish the popular view of external affairs,
the people of England, who, when they saw
the utter rashness, weakness, and even imbe-
cility of the French Imperial Government in
time of war, gave all their sympathy to the
republic and all their contempt to the empire,
now that the republic in its turn is showing
weakness and incapacity, are more than half
inclined to wish that the Emperor were ba ,k
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-12

RADICAL MovEIENTs-A meeting Of the
Radical voters is called for Thursday evening In
front OF the City Hail. when Lieutenant Governor
Ransier, Parson Cain, Mayor Pillsbury and Trisl
Justice T. ] Mackey will address the meeting. :
The Radical Nominating Convention, to be com.
posed ofnne delegates selected BY each ward, will
meet on the evening Of the 2oth Inst, for the pur
pose OF nominating Mayor and Board Of Alder.
men and school commissioners for each ward,
10 be voted for at the ensuing election.
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INSULTING A sExToN.-Wm Johnson Was
arrested yesterday and brought before Trial jus:
tice 7. J. Mackey, charged with an assault upon
the sexton Of Potter,s Field. The latter was
taking q comfortable snooze In the grass.in Pot
aef's Field, where william found him and began
to dance and csper upon his face and body, The
prisoner excuses himself by saying that he
thought the sexton was dead, or he would not
have done 1t. the excuse was not deemed valid;
but as William said his most important witness
vas abasnt, the case was deferred until this
morning. =
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Hotel Arrtvals-July IL.
MILLS HOUSE.

MILLS HOUSE.
j. q. Franklin and lady, New York; William
N. Little, Allen Station. Ca; Miss e. Sewan,
Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mira. A. Getty, Charleston; A.
". Foster, F. W. Foster, Madison; N. Argono,
Troy; Charles A., Ecolestop, New York; NJ. o. But
ler, South Carolina; William Bryan, R1eighi
John Pinkerman and wife, Miss Plnkerman and
nurse, Bridgeport.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
E. j. Hickey and wife, Miss Leslie, New York
r. L. Fraser. Georgetown; A. O. Has kell, Colum'
bia; W. D. Rounsree, North Carolina; William
Cooper, .lr., winiam Cooper, ST., Etngstree; Mrs
sherman and child, Alabama. -.r
PAVILION HOTEL
A. L.. Herrin. North Carolina; W. s. Utsey,
Georges Station; F. Ats, Florence; s. F. Pierce,
wife and TWO children, Charles A. Smith, Augusta
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THE ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
oERTs as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary & oo.-Mr. Eben Conln, sub-agent for this
splendid and attractive scheme is now prepared
70 sell tickets for the same. AppncatIonst to be
made to him at the ONCE Of MI. O. Clscius, corner
East oay and Central wharf. may2s
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LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION re-
port OF the receipts and expenditures Of this as.
sociation for the month OF June, 1871 consists Of
ne following amounts, viz To balance, .sl1s 72;
salesroom account, SIT l5; subscription, s47-
total Ssos 81. By cash paid, s24o-balance on
hand, ses 81 Amount Of ordered work during
the month, S72 So.
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BGs1rzss uors oEs.

WE WOULD advlseaour friends who are about
going to Housekeeping to attend the sale OF furni
ture, which VIII take place to-day at 10 O'Clock,
sat Mr.. VIM. McKsy's auction house. No. l4o Nee t.
ing street. They may expect bargains, as his
store is 60 rnil that he Will be compelled to SELL 80
as to make room for new stock.
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DESIRE to inform the people of Charleston
and the country that they car buy a better and
cheaper Sewing Machine from me than they can
elsewhere and now Is the time, and No. 81 Queen
street Is the place, to get nrstclass Sewing RIA.
chine, either new or second hand; 80 come one,
come all, and let me serve yon ,Ssa. Machine.
junlo ]. L. LuNsFoRD.
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GPARKLMG CATAWBA SPRINGS,
oATAwBA COUNTY, N. Q:

This highly popular WATERING PLACE VIII
be omen for visitors on WEDNESDAY,, June 18Th.
The Mineral Waters OF these Springs are the
White and Blue Sulphur>and Ohaly ybeate, the me.
dlcinal properties of which are not excelled, and
q healthier and more delightful watering place
not to be found.
The Springs will be underline management Of
], N. BLAIR, formerly OF Raleigh, N. O., an expo.
rienced hotel keeper, together with Mrs. WREHN,
and visitors may rely upon good lare and good AZ
<tention.
Physician In attendance, &c.
Leave Baltimore or, Washington City IN the
morning via Acquia Creek, Richmond and Dam
Vile Railroad, to@Saisbnry, where yon take the
western and Morganton Road, and reach Hickory
Station tthe Springs Depot by half.past nine the
next morning.
Leave Augusta Ca, at night, and take the Char.
lotte and Statesvile Road at Charlotte, you reach
the Springs early the next morning. Charleston
in the morning, and be at the Springs the next
morning.
A good four.horse omnibus will run In connec-
tIon with the trains to the Springs over beautt
1ul road only six miles.
BOARD.
Per mclth. Tor four weeRsl. l..."...sio %
Per week. ........,........... ......... 10 w
Per day. day......................... ou
Children and colored servants half price. No
charge for infants under TWO years OF age.
]. GOLDEN WYATT.
Sparkling Catawba Springs, June lst 1871.
jun2l-So
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BUSINESS ENVELOPES THE NEWS Job Office
ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes with
business cards printed sasreon, ass4 per tcous.
ana. Send yore orte's. Every merchant and
BUSINESS man sh1uG have his card printed on
hts envelopes.
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THE Po-IcE.-The order Of Captain Hen
dricks, OF which mention Was made q few days
alnce, has been Withdrawn, and the usual rou.'
tine Of watches has been resumed. This is TWO
watches at night and three during the day, giving
the men sIx hours on at night and four hours on;
during the day. -
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DISTURBANCE AT THE yesterday
morning, between S and O'Clock, Samuel Wash.
inston ana James White made their way Into the
South; Carolina Railroad Depot. None but the
hack.driyers being allowed within the enclosure,
they were ordered 10 leave, which White refused
% do. a policeman was called to settle the dis
tuibsnoe thus created, and both Of the thtruders
were arrested, White for creatirga disturbance,
and washington for abusing the ofncer in the
discharge OF his duty. They were brought be-
fore the Mayor. and sent to the House Of correc-
ton for fve days each.
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DEATH FROM HEAT.-Mr. Il. G. Dhffus, a son
of Captain Jas A. Duffus, OF this city, died sud.
denly at Savannah, on the morning OF the 10th
inss.-as Is supposed-from the excessive heat.
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THE CRY REGISTRARS REPORT for the week
Aading July 8, exnipits total Of so deaths-s2
colo1ed and ls whites. The greater part Of these
we're young children.
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sussrRokE.LThere was one case Of sun
stroke reported yesterday, the sufferer being col
ored man In Hampton's Court.
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ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS intended for pub
licstion in The NEWS, must, in all cases, be paid
for In advance.
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Auction Sales This Day.

VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
astore, furniture, mich cows, &c.
Ma Hunt win sell alto O'Clock, at his store
boots and shoes.
J. Fraser Mathewes win sell at haltpast 10
O'Clock, at his ONCE, work mule.
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EXECUTIVE APPoNTHENTs.-The Governor
has appointed O. J. Pride, of YorkVille, jury COLL
missioner for York County.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at s., 81
SsB, s6 50 snd So 80 per thousand, accounting te
size, at TEE NEws Job once
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NEW YoaK LEDGER, WEEKLY, SATURDAY
MIGHT ana FIRE SIDE COMPANION, six cents 9
copy, at No. 1el King street. maya'w .
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22s King street, Charleston, Z. O., Dealer Ia all
kinds Of RUBBER GOODS, such as Rubber Sheet
ing, white and black, Air Pillows, Air and Water
Beds, Hospital Cushions, Bandage Gum, Rubber
Clothina Plano Covora, DoorM ats, &c., &C., and
Importer OF Fancy GOODS, Toys anu FlreWorKs'
iun9-SmoB
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P1cMc-The Palmetto Base Ball Club give
their first annual picnic to-day, st Mount Pleas.
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CLUBS AND sTARs.-Adam johnson, lodged
for assault and battery and Jane Hardy, for steal.
ing gold watch. were turned over TO trial jus'
tces for prosecution. -
Henry Allen, arrested for stealing, was dis
charged for want Of evidence the prosecutor fail.
ing to appear uatIl too late.
Two cows, found astray Oh the street. were de.
nyered TO the owners on payment Of fine Of 81
for each. -l.zs.s...- 80
One indtyidue,, who bad taken toe much whis.
key, or too much thermometer, he could not tell
exactly which, was arrested while lying down in
wentworth street, and discharged by the May or
On the plea Of the first otence.
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suL11vANs ISLAND REeATTA.-We learn
from Mr. John N. Touhey; the president OF the
Sulliyan,s Island Regatta Club, that the ann uai
yachtrace Of this club will come off on Thursday,
the 18th instant; the yachts to start from the
sulliyan's Island Ferry wharf at O'Clock P. H.,
running around Fort Ripley, and back TO the
wharf. PrIzss-a beautiful silk flag; to be seen
at Nj. schuckman's store, King street; also a
handsome silver goblet, which can be seen at Mr.
James Alan's store, King street; also handsome
tin cup, which can be Viewed at Mr.. James Co.'S
groves establishment, No. s7Market street. The
following judges have been appointed: Messrs.
Lewis Grooming, Captain VIM. Aiken Kelly, Cap
tain A. o. Stone and Robert =. Touhey. There
will also be rowing match and tub race. The
Ferry Company have made all necessary arrange
:ments for persons wishing to witness the race,
steamer leaving here at 8 O'CLOCK, and returning
at dark. Price, half fare.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Meettnss This-Day

Palmetto Lodge, z. p. at sP. NJ.
Citizens of Ward 4, at 8 P. II.
Franklin Lodge, at half-ppot P. n.
German Fire Company, at s P. ID.
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HEL MBOLD'S BUCH q!
HELMBOLD'S SARSAPARlLLA
HelmbUld's Rose Wash
Hempold'5 Catawba Grape Pills.
For sale by DR.. II. BAER,
may15 No. 13l Meeting street.
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-en.rp 9 ~ sAo. - aDSn, IN mn
fsiAiE h sAlss ;SSA stSyhpEh W TEE
"a ri v s5 "! tss3 x
40 Meeting street. -
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steads Tables, Chaits bar .XooE and Noss. NsK
tssssss
Articles go. - ss:t g ,ulyl2
.7.,75-- : ..BY A.A.eHUXR "a .aI5.S;;;I.
Peers AANpsaogs si i Z, - g: ,,.., s.
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80 cases s9oTs AND a 7 snoEs sndta,sss
1-7I1-;;I,;i
6y y: thASf1sksr "a T. Aa,EsH3!EttES
INSEWoRK S11; Y OH !, NILE M I.s. S; & ],
past 10 oicioek. : >. :, :.
Tern. sssn. .2a-a...a- sssg ,u!g1a
STEFFENN.t tVTERGERs6fN fNfIf!NEfxssl
!. .s1 q: etISi
,vTIILISELT GN MB0NDX J6IY 5 I5SlL 5SHa
wv al II 20,ciecr ~ Srfhess
.Iynon nand WeatNotti setesta: ; ssls's:s
! as as seiesteS siosF y sIs
iianors ~ = sssssfE
4ssSAahnve w,,,;he nIara,, In hness and fIskn
unsold Mi be sold bysrets
Terms cash: - ny
.By;W.zY,LEfTGH ER:fSa sBRUNS
- zaactssSssrs. I 4 ss&sSg
;vn IN y ENgRAyISgsAI Eng !.
An Hn sSi1 ~ ~
Heal Estate z :s.s
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A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDtuM.
THE M.oUNTAINE.ER,

GREENVILLE, s. O, ol{s
Has the largest real circulation Of any papef
In that section. Subscription price 81 yeaL:
@. e. ELFORD, Editor and propr1otefs
g. g. WELLS, Associate Editor.
dec1s
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CITY CouNcn.-The expected meeting OF
Council did not take place last evening, a quorum
of the board not being. present The absence OF
the greater portion Of the Aldermen MAY be attrl.
butable to the Radical meetings which TOOK place
last evening, and helaudable desire Of the pres
ent incumbents to look after their political inter-
esss and insure new lease Of their profitable
positions in the city government.
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1871, referring the case OF the Homestead Building
and Loan Association, in the matter OF w. g.
whlden 4 Co., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Carpenter
being absent from. the State.
The United States We. James Erwin, for retail
ing liquor without paying the special tax. Yer
dict, not guilty.
Charles W. Strong, OF Arlauf, having complied
with all the requisitesot the law, was made cti.
zen OF the United States.
Tiejuries were then discharged end the follow.
ing special jury was ordered to attend on Monday
next: J. St. Julien Pringle, A. w.Burnett, JDo.
Schmidt, ]. Reeves Gibbes, Jas. CosgroVe E. G..
schwarts, ". 8. Chisolm, @. G. Carsten H. Ho-
garth, F. n Johnstone, s. D. shannon, J. P. Foley.
The committee OF examination having reported
fayorabl as to his qualification, Isaac NJ. Bryan,
Esq, was admitted TO practice In the United
States Courts. - 50 =.
THHGRcuU COURT.
Abram Van Buren, ct NIX vs.. John P. Brown ct
al. The decree upon the accounts OF John P.
Brown, trustee, made In this case for $500, was
ordered to constitute special Hen upon the share
OF the defendant, Robert Brown, in tee planta.
lions known as Big Lake and SILVER. in Richland
Count, T; or the purchase money thereof to be
seized by execution from this co1rt. None but
the share Of the said Robert Brown in this land,
= Ind no other property belonging to the said Rob-
elt Brown, being liable to the above Lien and
coats.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning.
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G H L ORALU.M..

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harmless az common salt, y n ). Z;
s,ssss, -: I. :,
Or osrbollc kcId, and Yisat the asame: time non
poisonous and devoid Of npieassnt smell 70 ofsysry
being extensively used, and asno distant dass s.
oHIoaAluM : an astrlnssns ans,ssptle, q:
shs slsin scarlet s fever diphtnsils sad common
msean Inaes sea 81 ny ass eyes essa e. s'aA
oHnoa4rUa eaap relied on ), rsrusr...a !, 1,i
carrying on disinfection in their homes, stables
-, sss uye .oonorns.tn @ sesn,no ,nSa.
sss .ss s ;sse sas { eses $ 6:
SenneS' q.
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