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controlling ak hundred lunatics under such
circumstance can be but family imaglheu'
Many resolutely refused to leave tnelr oea0'
concealing themselves in closets or unuer
their beds, and neither persuasion nor threa'0
were of any avail. In many instances, !. "a'
found necessary to pull them OUT Oh tneir
hiding places by main force. In several cases
such stout resistance was made tna' 'no
strength OF two or three men was equlrea "
overcome a single. patient. In a few Oh she
worst cases they struggled feariaily: tne
female patients were even more diincui' "
manage than the males. Scores OF them "e,e
taken by force, resisting In every posSloie
way with all their strength. Several pa'lehss'
after being set at liberty in the GROUNDS
rnshed back into the burning building, 10 DC
ayaln borne struggling out. The building was
a splendid structure, nine hundred feet IN
length, the exterior walls being entirely OF
atone. Two large wings had but just been
completed at a cost OF three hundred thousand
dollars ~
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bodies; that the Constitution is a iundamen-
tai law OF government for the people OF the
United States; that the Government of the
United States Is not strictly q Confederacy
o. Federal Government; that each State has
not the right to judge OF iniractions OF the
contract; that the Government ofthe United
States is not a Union OF States, but a gov
eminent of and for the people Of the United
States; that the compact was not broken by
thirteen States, but BY Georgia alone; thai
the State OF Georgia, in fact, and according
to MIR. ,Stephens's doctrine, neoer dtd seceae,
even as he understands secession, and
therefore neither he nor any other OF her
citizens can plead her authority for taking
up arm against the United States. This
last chapter is the raciest part OF the book.
We sincerely hope that the answer Of
stConstitutionalist" will be widely read.
The object in the South, es in the North, ID
to arrive at the truth. However old and
venerable an idea may be, we will frankly,
il sadly, give it up when it is shown to DC
false and Injurious. It is not easy to an
swer stConstitutionallst," and we shall De
Glad to hear what can be said upon the other
side.
The answer to Mr.. Stephens is published
by Lippincott & Co., OF Philadelphia ana
is for sale at Holiness Book House.
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The Georgia Election.

The State election in Georgia takes place
to-day, when a Governor and the members
of the Legislature are to be chosen.
Four years ago the vote was, Bullock
(Rep.J SO, 527, and Gordon (Dem.) 1886,
giving Bullock a majority OF I'LL votes,
due entirely to fraud and terrorism. Later
in the same year Georgia gave q majority
OF "A, 6Os against Grant In ls7o an eiec'
lion was held for Congress and members
OF the Legislature, and the Democrats car
ried the State by 26, 1903 majority.
The State Legislature now stands as fol-
lows. House, % Republicans and l4l
Democrats; Senate, Is Republicans and 20
Democrats. On joint ballot the Democratic
majority is LIT. The Congressional delega-
ton consists OF four Democrats and three
Republicans. e&,n
The Democratic candidate for Governor is
Mr.. James M. Smith, who was elected to I'll
the unexpired term Of the fugitive Bullock,
and will be reelected by a large majority
not 80 large, however, as thai which the State
will give for Greeley on the 9Th OF next
month.
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Hotel LILO in New York.

A writer on this subject says (: ~''5peaking Of
sshotels, I am led to observe the change be-
'tween their business and that of former
.'years. Then their patronage was almost ex-
''clusIvely derived from the country mer-
.schants, who came several times o year TO
"make purchases. At present, however,
'sthere are such opportunities of purchase Of
"fered country dealers by means of the COM
'!merclal traveller system that many of them
shave no occasion TO com hither. Such
~''branches of trade as boot and shoe dealers,
''grocers, druggists and hardware dealers, can
ssmako all their purchases by sample, and
sshence they are seldom seen here. Our hetels
ssnow have their proportion OF business men,
"but o very large share of their support Is de-
arived from parties of gentlemen and ladies
"who come down to enjoy the pleasures OF the
.'great metropolis. Hotel life is more social
"than 1t used to be, and, as women now form
"a larger element, 1t Ia more refined and ele-
.sgant. The hotels this fall are doing q good
'sbuslness, which they need, since the summer
twas unusually Improbable. For two months
s'they will reap a harvest, and then the trials
sof winter will commence. The difficulty OF
''alllng such extensive ranges OF rooms as
''most of them possess, leads to the Offering
s'of great inducements to Doarders during the
s'dull season. Some of the best hotels will be
s.!Alled with this kind of population during The
''wlnter, while others will stand half empty
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Down with the Stamps.

The stamp law is wonderfully simplhed
by an Act OF Congress, passed at the last
session, which went into effect yesterday.
At one swoop the following taxes are brush
ed away: Stamps on agreements, appraise-
ments, assignments, bill OF exchange, bill
Of ladlng, bill OF sale, bonds, brokers' notes.
certificates OF all kinds, charter, charter
party, contract, conveyance, letter OF credit,
customhouse entry, deeds, endorsements,
entry, insurance policies, lease, legal doeu.
merts, letters OF administration, letters tes-
tamentary, manifests, memoranda OF sale,
mortgages, orders, passage tickets, pawn
brokers' checks, powers Of attorney, probate
Of will, promissory notes, protest, jail
claim, deed, receipts. &c. Upoa these In
etruments no stamps are now required; but
the two cent stamp on bank checks, drafts or
orders is still in force. The stamp duties
imposed In Schedule G ofthe Stamp Act are
not repealed, and the following articles must
be stamped as usual: Proprietary medi-
clnes and preparations, perinmery and cos
metics, friction matches, wax tapers, cigar
lights and playing cards.
For the partial repeal OF the stamp act
the public are truly thankful. 1t Is a sweet
thing to be able to negotiate q note, 20
mortgage plantation or make a will with
ont calling upon Uncle Sam for a costly
piece OF gummed paper to attach to the
document as a finishing touch. The gain
In time, temper and pocket money will be
immense. But the documents will not look
half as strong and binding without the Gus
tomary illustrations which used to give them
q stamp Of responsibility. This is the only
drawback, and 1t does not count for much
with canny business men. Down, we say,
with the stamps
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Governor Scott ON tho Rampage.

The Columbia Ph9nir says: w learn that
"Governor Scott has retained counsel In New
''York to institute legal proceedings against
ssthe New York Tribune, for what he considers
"a slanderous and libellous article, published
sin the Issue of that paper of the 9th Instant.
1.-THE Governor asserts that he ls determined
mot to submit any longer to the circulation of
slibellous articles, Without giving the oppof-
''tunity in court to prove the charges that
shave been and are being made against him
sin the public prints"
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9nmmer Resorts.

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 81
Il W. MONUMENT STREET, BALTlMOhM
taolishment, situated in one OF the most eligible
positions In the city, on the highest ground, anc
consequently well adapted for q Summer kesoit,
being Comparatively cool In midsummer, nai-
nidcfently furnished with baths and other con-
veniences on every noor, is now open for the re.
caption OF those contemplating q tour OF pleasure
the coming 80 isOn. The cars RON within g square
Of the house. Coaches at al the stations. T.. W
WEST00TT, Proprietor. Juns-4moa
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RECONCILIATION and Publication.

In his Indianapolis speech hr. Greeley
pithily announced the two watchwords of the
present canvass as reconciliation and purla-
cation. 1t is. hard to say which is the more
Important. The two together are recognized
by all disinterested M patriotic men as es-
sentIal to the restoration of the former peace
and happiness of the country. Even If the
Union be thoroughly reconstructed on prlncl-
Piles OF justice and equality, this would be only
o partial and temporary good, If what Mr..
Greeley calls the cancer OF corruption ls per-
mitted to eat out Its vitals. We need purlf-
cation quite as much as reconciliation. Hon
est administration Of public affairs in Con-
gress, In the State Legislature, in municipal
government, is felt to be the great want OF
the country. So strong and pervadlng has
been the sense OF this In the public mind that
we see In such States as New York and Penn
s~ylvania party Ties Ignored, and In the former
State within q year past Democrats united
with Republicans in sweeping away a corrupt
administration, while now, In the latter State,
Republicans are uniting With Democrats to
bring about a thorough and radical reform OIL
existing abuses, and put public affairs in The
hands OF those who will honestly and faithful
ly perform official duties. Mere partisane,
%demagogues and mercenary traders In poll
tics, who seek from rapaclous and knaVish
motives to obtain the control Of legislation,
whether national, State or municipal, may see
in the combinations which honest men OF all
parties are beginning to form against them
their coming doom; for, as was truly said in q
late New York Reform meeting, the men who
plumber the people will be excluded from
public Office, If the people will only act in
concert,
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Cost ar1 1omn6.

T OST ON SATURDAY LAST, IN
King belween John and Besufain streets,
q Pair OF Uhilds' Gold Chain ARALETS, with b.
+. h.. upon the locket, for which q reward will be
given II returned to No. q Ashley street. y. O.
HOLLAND. oot2-l
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Gemlr1a Mafbines.
Gopartnsrsh,ps a,r6 Dlssolnliors.

OOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-WE, THE
" Undersigned, have this day formed apart.
nership under the style Of LANGLEY PRlN.
GLE Tor the purpose Of selling F!REWOOD and
FUEL. We will be prepared at all times to lur..
nish our friends and the public with The best
qualities Of Oak and Pine Wood, " 70 any
length. Orders are solicited at our Once, on
South Commercial Wharf.
WIN. A. PRINGLE.
Charleston, October /, 1872. octl-2
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NJ PRESTON DOWLIN G
No. Q BoYcE,s WHARF,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

Local Salesman Of the eel, brated Wright d
Wsrnockis HORSEPOWER for ginning. Ea lily
adapted to the Old Ring Post. and Is q complete
geerIng. not affected by the weight In the gin.
house. Invented by q BarnW ell man. Gins,
with two mules. 40 or as saw gins, 1900 10 1000
pounds lint per day. Price here SIPS. Also for
Wright's Cotton Planter. Best ever invented.
Plants any given number OF seed any given num-
Der OF inches apart. One hand, with mule, opens,
plants and covers six acres per day. Price $26.
seD26-Wfm-7
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D0ar6ina.

DERSONs DESIRING BOARD IN THE
western part Of the City can obtain. It by
applying at No. l5 Rutledge street, near Went.
worth. on the line of the City Railroad.
octQ. wfm6s
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GOOD BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
u Rooms, upon reasonable terms, at No. II
Broad street. Day Boarders accommodated at
short notice. -" sepl8
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Mrs. HOPSON PINCKNEY'S BOARD.
lyI- ING and Day School for Young Ladies', at No.
IS Hasel street. 0Hers facilities for instruction In
the usual branches Of English Education; also IL
the Modern Languages, Drawing. Painting, Vocal
and Instrumental Music. ExelclseB Will be re-
Bumed October /. Eep17.lmo
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T,OR SALE, AN ELEGANT DRAFT AND
saddle HORSE, warranted young, sound
and perfectly gentle. Apply at the sills House
Stables. 0ctZ-WI2-
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MASONIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
t for the RENTING OF TIE STORES under
the new Masonic Temple, at the corner OF King
and wentworth streets, will be received until lot
October next. Applicants, In their letters, Will
state the nature or the business to be conducted,
she ront o6orod, ond the hugth az @aasa hid for
ROBERT 4. q
aentos. mwf4tul Grand Master.
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IF YOU WANT A CHEAP HORSE Or
MULE you viii ind Il to your interest to- call
ot WILSON'S STABLES, NO. 148 Meeting street,
hafore purchaainH elsewhere, tg -. oct2-3~
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THO RENT, THAT LARGE AND De
sIRABLE RESIDENCE No. 9 King street,
recently finished, suitable for one or two respect.
aule families, having all the necessary out6uild.
inos Tor the accommodation OF the same. There
ia On the premises one OF the largest cisterns and
one OF the best wells Of water In the city. Apply
on the premises. BepZ4
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for Galf.

EOR SALE, A GOOD WORK HORSE.
VIII draw either In single or double har.
o ess. Apply at No. 81 Market street. J. .
cR0VE- oct2-6s
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AIRS. T. W. GLEN WILL BE PIE.
lyl. PARED to resume Lessons upon The PIANO
on MONDAY. October 7. The patronage Of her
friends and thu public generally Is respectfully 3d.
licited. Residence at T.. u. RUDD0OK, Esq ,
Plnckuey, near church street,. 6ep80-6
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LOB SALE, A PIANO, OF SEVEN
Ootaves, In good order. Terms moderate.
Address e., at this ONCE. octl.6"
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TOR SALE, AT MILLS HOUSE STA
BLES, W (2j Mich Cows With young
Calves, gentle and broke to the tub. Price $i6
each. octZ-I-
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1.-TWO GOOD BENCH HANDS AND TWO
intelligent bows wanted at p. p. TOALE'S
sash, Door and Blind Factory, Horlbeck's Wharf.
CcE1-2H
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Jniut Gtnrk Unmuanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
" TIE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK CON-
PANY for tie benefit Of the state Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. l71-1URsDAY MORNING. Oct. l.
Observation-Disclosures 3-70-l5-S- 7
CLASS No. l7s-TuEsDAY EVENING. Oct. /.
80 Observation-Disclosures 66-23-3l
oot2 A. HOROSO. sworn Commissioner.
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A GOOD GENERAL AGENT WANTED
tsA ssSHb ssaH si66araBs o Ssk che S ssnxess q E sne 2.
MILLS, care Wynkoop q Hallenbeck, No. lis Full
ton street. New York. eep30-6
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Go Rent.

mo RENT, LARGE STORE AND ROOM,
No.. lOl Meeting street; also. Apartments,
With or with ut board. Apply on premises.
gep90Af
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W7ANTED, A FIRST RATE WOMAN
w Cook. Apply at No. IA Meeting street,
corner OF LightWood alley. octl-Z|
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F." D.. HoUsEKEEPERS To
w know that they can obtain good prices
FOR their old or second. hani Furniture. Address
P, U. Key Box, No. 10. sep26-tnBWS'
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mo RENT, THE NGRAHAM HOUSE,
corner OF wentworth and Smith streets.
House and premises in good order, with nne cis-
tern. For further information apply. to =. b.
PIOKENs, 8. U. R. B. Office, corner OF King and
Ann atreets, augl4w
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yTANTED LADIES TO SAVE MONEY.
w Latest designs in BUsTLEs, 80 cents;
French Oorsets, rs cents; Hoop skirts, % Genus;
BepS0-3S
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WTANTED, A SITUATION, BY A
w Young Lady. az nrst-class aaleswoman,
with good references. Apply at No. 66S King
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NEANTED, AN ACTIVE Lad. APPLY
w at corner OF King and Society streets.
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mo RENT, STORE No. 1873 KING
STREET, next to Singer once. suitable for
DRY Goods or boots and shoes. Apply TO singer
Sewing Machine Company, augl6-thstu
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MOSES GOLDSMITH q son,
COLONNADE ROW, VENDUE RANGE.
Highest Dash Price paid for WOOL, WAX
Hides, Skins, Paper Stock, Iron, and all kinds Of
Metals.
ALSO,
Dealers in COTTON, Naval Stores and Scotch
Pig Iron. mRy20-mwnyr
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General John. B. Gordon, of Georgia, is
stumuing the Northwest In behalf of Greeley
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4 GENTS WANTED. = THE MASTER
n SPIRITS OF, THE WORLD. TIE TREAS
UnE HOUSE OF AMERICA TIE < BOD
OF TIE YEAR. Agents report sales OF rs 10 100
copies In q few. hours or days. Prospectus ree.
Address J. W. G~OODSPEED, New York, chicago,
Cincinnati, 81. Lonis, New Orleans.
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DatIta.

uTArTINGMAN WANTED. RECON-
w MENDATION required. Apply. at NO. 70
Montague street, north side, Que dool iaSm
smith street.. ocsz-H--
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THO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
MODlOUS Building, No. l4s East Bay, re.
Gently ocoupied as the Publication ONCE or q
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Conee
House. For terms, DC, apply at the ufhce OF
THE NRHa. No. 10 Broad street. tep28
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Near uur southwestern DO der, when q cLl.l
q .cs IN the cabin OF Al N lisn wiic.
she wraps il teadoIly in cei;sts far.
Hiaukets and bark, ana binds 70 TO ihe hrsuch
LIE mai jss..c tee, vita leatAcIG g. as
sud siucws % the deer mother ouc-
Nroaghtit this p.ous task, and marmusea thus
Child Of M love. q Il L lay ttse doSn
Amon- the chilly clCu1s, where AcFtF comes
-Tfp Tiesssnt sanshiua. Thcre the greedy wolf
siirht hresF into thy grave an1 tear thea hence,
And should sorrow an my lie. make
TINY little he'd whore re = 10 d"ells among
mo -ustirsr leaves the geatle sumner wind,
shsll come 10 rock thee. Eere the morning sun,
Which woke thee cnce from steep 70 smile on ne
zbal shine upoa thy rest, AMI swcotly here
shall lie the red hght cf the evening clouds,
winch cal ed the. once toslumbsT- uere the stars
ehan look upon thee bright stars Of night,
y.6ieh thou ditst wonder 70. Here too the birds
Whose music thou dtdst love, shall sing y thee,
hr1 near -hee laid the nests and rear their young
lgrth none T. scare them. Here the forest flowers
whose opening in the sJrinE time thou didst greet
,gith shouts oi joy, ald which so well became
T5v prctty hands shea th9u ditst gather them,
small SPOT the ground he4o tAy resting pllco.
.'Yst happily there are ftrer o gfeFs thza tic @.
winch. m ilis laac li sOuts tag spirit p.ucEs
Iu aelc That w.ttcr not among crowd
ur Joyous ohIdroa like tbyseL, who wcnt
H-.ers tlce O. that brighter land and spaft
fta-i8lIy benestl It's st17niess skies,
sp0rt with them dear, dear chud, Ill shall come
To dwell -ith thee and thou, tehCllinE ne
From ftr. shall run ard leap INTO ny arms.
aud d siail clasp thee o. cissQGd iLee here
While lirilg-1h most teautiiul acd sweet
OF ufchiidrer now morc lassilg hcautiul
}. that can "o, with eyes -'le summer stars
a light that 1cgth can never Qleuch again.
and row, oh Wind, that here, am lng ,he leaves,
l'ost vlis. e-, breathe taau ever soiay thus-
rh.putu0t .orth tly s-.eu 9Th - rsId away
Tac craucues ana let la.l rhci- lrcc. .lus load
prey o. foxes Thou too a1e.eutsu7,
Geuegth whose eye TIE 4easprs cone ani 20,
Ana general. 0ns rise aul pass away.
Waiist thou d.st ever change, OBJ Cali lat Ui',
With Thy strong 1tlt' -ilii i"-A t'.ii'-ei c"a .
tn sTulfl t4.s t.eH with bolts ni a7e, and tel
I4o trunk. u~r stew ta.a D4.a h-I .tI-l tt-tl