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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-10
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Scores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NRwa,

OFFICE CHARLESTON NRWg,
"WEDNESDAY EvREING. October Q, 1872.
CorToN.-The market opened with an essler
feeling, when factors having submitted TO a de-
cline Of abnut Hc p b. q better demand prevail
ed. with q more steady tone to prices; sales about
HOO bales: l at leX, 81 at II, 81 at TX, SO at III.
2lS al Tx, 1874 at Tx, S7s q. Tx, 10 atl7X, 81 at
lsc p f. We quote
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets'
COLUMBIA, October 5.
Sales OF cotton to-day 81 bales; middlngs TX
NsD ORANRGBURG, October. 8.
The market Is improving, prices advancing n
to q per pound, middlings closing a. l7c.
For the mast week GIG bales OF cotton have been
30 d In this market.
Bushes was lighter to-day Than it has been for
several previous days. Receipts were lighter,
while a very small amount was turned out The
market opened nrm at tic. but weakened and
closed easier. though perhaps not quotably Lover:
Receipts to-day wera 4oS bales; shipments A;
sales $40.
Market quiet; low lddlings 17al7xc; mlddlngs
l7Kc; sales IS bales; receipts 3ls; shipments JUS
MONTGOMERY. October ..
Cotton steady; good ordinary IKE; strlct g4od
ordinary IKE; low middlng .l7Hc; midalns
TIC,
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New York Naval stores Market.

EEw YORK, October 8.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 81
blrrels spirits turpentine. Spirits have Iuled
gu ct to-day, and prices a tri1e easier. Sales so
bbls at e3Xc, and 80 bbls at 64c. Rosin is also
lower. Sales 500 bbls at SAT less brokerage, 25j
bbls at 81 IS. and SO bbls at 81 so. In tar we no.
tice sales OF 100 bbls Washington at 81. Pitch Ia
fair jobblng demand and steady at 81 so for prime
city delivered.
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TIE REGATTA AsSoCIATI0N OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
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MoRTU4RY REPORT FOR TIE WEEK.
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40 RE L o. b IDA
VIA sAyANNAH-TwIoEA WEEK. ri

The Splendid side.wheel Steamer %
DICTATOR. OaptsinL- n. Coxetter, &6l
CITY POINT, Captain George n. Achiuan. WIN
leave Charleston every TUESDAY and 8RIDAr
EVENINGS, at s O'CLOCK for SAVANNAH FEB
NANDINI, JACKSONVILLE. PALATKA, AND
ALL LANDINGS ON 81. JOHNS RIVER
Returning, DICTATOR will leave PALATKA PRI.
DAY Morning. and SAVANNAH SUNDAY MORNING,
arriving here UNDAY AFTERNOON:
UlTY POINT Will lave PALATKA MONDAY
HoRNNe and SAVANNAH "WEDNESDAY NOM.
ING. arriving here WEDNESDAY ATTERt ooH,,., -
Connection u made at Fernsn"ina with akal-
road 1ortNew. Orleans .ald. Havana. via Cedar
Ke. s.; at Jacksonville with Steamer, STARLIGHT
for Mellonville. Enterprise and Upper st. !ohnI
River; at Tocoi with Railroad Tor Ss, sAu2us.
tine; and at Pslstka with Steamers fortne Ock'
All E1eieht for Way Landings must be prepaid
IN wharf. /. ~. 4aI -si y - +s.rL
For Freleh or Passage, having elegant &C.
RHHENBL 4 CO., Agents !,
Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf ana East sHaS.
Il nofQH" ....LH-Fr- q. .-..ss,
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prnas al tJbolestailes..

TINE GREAT NATIONAL PARK IN
the Yosemite Valley, when finished and
fenced In ~ will be the g~rsudest pleasure-ground
In the world. II It had q Hne medicinal spring,
like the German Settler 1t would be perfect. Yet
this is no importance, for who goes anywhere In
summer without being provided with
,Tnrrant's E1ervescent SeItzer Apdrionf,
which is Identical In its componeEts and Its 81.
fects With the famous Prussian Spa. IL taxes put
an instant to evolve from this preparation inc
most delightful and admirable Of al meaiclnsl
.indroestion. constipation, nervousness, &C., and
az q rennyator OF the system. it stands alone.
Sold nv all druggists. CcClu ~
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THE PHILADELPHIA IRON STEAM
THE F1RsT.oLAss IRON SCREW isrEINsHfps
GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter.
VIRGINIA, Captain HInctiey,

GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter,
,f'' VIRGINIA, Captain Hlnckley, - -.
Are now regularly on the Line, ensuring, q d 1t.
Charleston, and In alliance with Railroad Cornpa-
MES at both termini, AFFORD rapid, transportation
to and from all points In the Cottont4States :nA
to and from Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago and the
dence and The Eastern Manufacturing Centres,
~ The GULF STREANsis appointed 10. sail
from Browns Wharf on SATURDAY, 2tht0ctober;
at IL O'Clock A. NJ J'Hs. rs fSprrg:pi
For particulars OF Freight srrangements,s pply
to .,a WIN. A. C0URTENAY, Union WhsrYea. 1
W.. p. CLYDE d CO., General Agents. Eo.si2
South Delaware Avenue, Phiiadelphia,rs. octp
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NOR NE " Y OR z.

The Splendid sidewheel Steamship CHARLES
TON, James Berry, commander, will sail for the
BAY, the. 1o;h instant, at IL O'Clock A. u. nsE
~ Through Bills OF Lading given on cotton %
Liverpool, Boston, Providence, and: the HeW Eng.
land manufacturing towns.
~ Marine Insurance by this lue u per cent.
For Freight or Passage engagements spplyt 70
JoctT.4 JAMES ADGER d CO.. AgeniHt
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CRprRMRRQ o.
The British Iron and Coal Market.

B1ahINaHkM. September q.
BARpwARE.-The subsistence OF extreme prices
In the metal market has to some extent relieved
many local makers, and while there ls q quieter
demand reported by factOis and merchants,
there ia q far employment In tne leacius
branches OF local manufacture. Letters irom
Duye era In the United States, Canada ana Aus,
trails contain assurances OF q steady demand
being assured fol SOME monthB, aud there ls no
prospect OF q Collapse In the shipping traae lor .
long time. Great activity prevails 10 tne orass
foundry and gas.nttilg trades, but consloelaoie
uneaslness is ielt by the threatened Strike OF Inc
workmen for aa advance OF Is per cent. One or
two Trims have granred the demand. but the rest
hold out firmly against any concession. sneets.
tubes and wire are lower With the recent reduc-
tlun OF copper. yellow metal Is quoted Three
Isrlhlngs per pound lower. There have been oae
or we failures In the iewelry trade, the causes OF
which have net, however, been recent.
NORTH op ENGLAND, september II.
Though reports coming IN from other districts
have Indicated q downward tendency IN Inc
rates OF iron and signs OF reaction, there does
not as yet appear any similar indication Ia the
pg iron market at MiddlesbOrough, and but
slight appearance OF any such feeling are observ-
able in the finished iron trade OF Cleveland
aud the North OF England. In coal and coke
there Is O certain amount OF depression stated By
The colIIery owners to exist, and on this ground
they yesterday refused the advance OF 10 per
cent. asked By the Dorian miners. Whether
the men will accept this explanation remains to
b. seen. There has certainly been less pressure
for any class Of coal Of late.
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The British Cotton Goods Marker.

hANCHE6TEh, ScplcmUcE Ate
In all departments buSlaess has been extrt mely
nat for the who 9 week, q disposition TO purchase
having only hown itself after frices had UNDER
gone q pretty general reduction from the rates
asked even on Tuesday. There had been an ap.
prehenBion Of q further change In the rate OF dis.
count after the rise on Wednesday,, and when
Thursday pass over without the anticipation
being fuinlled, the re was q reaction towards nope
fniness. The production has decidedly exceeded
he retail operations or the week, and there 10 8
cousequent accumulation OF stocks which mad
begun 10 be embarrassing.
The accounts from the East are. still very dis
coura9ing. Blu era are very reluctant TO enlarge
their engagements. and sellers are almost equally
40 az present prices, q few considerable sales nav.
Ing already impaired some relief, and lncllnlng
polh spiansrs and manufacturers 10 pause again
rather than make the further concessions which
are required iu order TO eject saies: Snlrllugs
are lku DER piece lower than on Tuesday. Print.
inQ cloths anu other goods are also easier. Yarns
fur export have declined abo IT "a per 10 since
the beginning OF the week, and homo trace yarns
SEPTEMBER %.
The market remains without my symptoms OF
real imp, oyement. The further reports OF receipts
OF cotton and the unsatisfactory accounts OF Tor
eIon markets have affected the. inquiry TO-DAY,
and under these circumstances sates orn naEoly
be made, even at a reduction from the low quota
lions OF last Friday.
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GEO. 8. PKLzrs, u. D., oIty Registrar.
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NHANGE OF SAILING Days
INCREASED sERvIOE.asS
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYN
THROUGH LIEE 10 :e
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN n i
FARES GREATLY REDUCED!

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier I6EHah
No. ~, North River, foot of Canal street. sSal8f
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, Of she 10tn, l10h
and Both OF every month. except when chocolates
All departures connect at Panama with Steam.
ers for south Pacific and Central American por1.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran.
Sundsv-then on the day preceding ~ .sntli
NO California Steamers touch atiHAvaaA, but
| 20 direct nom New York TO AspInws1-,ss Is5:!
One hundred pounds baggagef nee 70 each adult.
Medicine and attendance free. ,5t.f ,Aspsi SO;
For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply
nc the COMPANIES TICKET OFFIOE, on TIE
| wharf foot Of Canal street, North tRtvetiS s.HeE
York. i. j. BABY, Agent.
aug1o-lyr "-. - t--JsfS
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DISQUALIFICATION.
Stillbirths.
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WILMINGTON. o Q,

Tobacco Grm, with a small business doing and
prices unchanged. Flour In fair demand; extra
faa,iIy ss boa7. Corn In fair demand at 4sa50c
on arrival. Pork steady at $ls 76. Bacon In fair
demand on orders and 1rm; shoulders 9Hc; clear
sides II Xsl2 for round lots packed. Lard frm;
prime leaf tieIce exc; kegs IL; orders nc higher.
WhiakeY 99c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-10

The Highest Class; Full:poweted' Iron IG1s&2
British Steamship TYNE QUEEN, WI1. &A&N
liam Caason, Commander, about 2Soo!Hsies Caps.
CITY, WIN meet with prompt dispatch and saii a
| shove. For freight engagements fapplytolf .-9a
j. A. EEGL0W 4 CO., Agents,zer;
oct7 N0: III EaAt bay..
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-24
CINPi!Gy GOODS pOn 1872

Agents WAITED for our Cl,npai-, coods Soil ~,
sight Pay l0l fcr cont prnht Now l.. tho time
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Lists Of 'ur Fine Steel En,ravings If all the Cand
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nr'es Ten collars per day easily mad, Fuli sam
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Advertising I}etissln.

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wherever nn OH Operator or Dealer can he fonnd1
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J0DBING DEPARIugNT.t

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Merchants LAWYERS. justices of the Peace. Land
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ny Wvere prcrrti 10 execute to orie, II lind OF
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CAAS. &. WICKER, Proprietor.
NEWS DEPARTMENT.

We receive Observation-Disclosures mp TO 4P NJ.
and present them 10 our II aiers every evening, en-
byacing news of great interest from all sections of
the country. We have male special arrangements.
Pi oduce Market Reports every esening by telegraph
from New York, Philadelphia, and rtshure, wlic
together with Editorials and Local matters, make ii
one of the most dcsirabie newspapers pnIlished in
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-29
Miscellaneous.

"A Good InvestmeRt-A policy in the
Washington Life.
The Best Marriage Gift-A policy in
the Washington Life.
The Best Policy-The Washington
| Life Insurance Policy.
How a man hates to be seen sitting
down on slippery sidewalk!
"A Cleveland coroner has adopted as a
badge "A miniature kerosene can.
"A ship canal between Newark, n. j.,
and New York, to cost S12 100000, is
projected.
Treasurer Spinner's conscience fund
now amounts to $130,000, and is con
stantiy increasing.
"A Cincinnati Judge has decided that
! if a husband Joins the Shakers his wife
has good grounds for suing for .di-
vorce.
! "A cynical LADY, rather inclined to
| iiirt, says most men are like a cold-very
easily caught, but very difficult to get rid
| of.
A man found drunk gave as an ex-
cuse that he was celebrating the eighty
seventh birthday of his mother, who is
an inmate of the poor-housc.
| James Brooks, in one of his letters
of travel, exults in having made l,42O
miles in India in sixty-two hours, from
the Bay of Bengal and the Ganges TO the
Sea of Arabia.
The Acknowledgement of Mississippi
says that drinking houses and the habit
OF carrying weapons are the causes of
nine-tenths of the crime, violence and dis
| order in the State.
Recent terribly painful accounts in
the New York papers of the execution
OF man and woman in Newfoundland
were premature, they not having been
sentenced to death.
Rhode Island allows its. Legislators
four cents mileage, and the member who
lives farthest away from the State House,
! thus draws eight cents each day for walk
ing down and back
Fond Parent TO barber: 81 hope
you will be very careful, Mr. Simpson.
have always been accustomed to cut
their hair myself" Mr.. Simpson: $50 /
should have thought, madamem
Portsmouth, N. H., has dog that
| chews tobacco and takes his drinks as
| regularly as he can get them. 1t is notice
aoic, HoWcNeT, tiial no respectable dog III
the neighborhood will associate with
| him.
The following is recipe for soup in
the Michigan State Prison: "Six hun
dred pound of fresh beef, two bushels
OF onions, three bushels of potatoes, one
and a half bushels of turnips, fifteen
pounds Of pearl barley and water enough
to make 100 gallons of soup.
"A few weeks ago Mrs Fredericks, of
Springfield, l.. l saw loaded wagon up.
set on the track of the Southside Rail-
road, and knowing that an express train
was due, hoisted red shawl on pole
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-29
Four Millions of invalid

At the lowest computation there are nevo, j.
than four millions of invalids in the rnita6 e..
OF this number probably more than th,eo a.
have neglected the ordinary precautions raos..-
for the preservation of health. and are .rs'.
the punishment due to their carelessness n 4
multitudes who are now aft icted with h1on,..
indidestion, rheumatism, intermittent foro, /
Irregularities of the bowels, general debility pe,,o
disorders, &C., had, at the very first sym,,or, !
indisposition, invigorated. regulated and n,-s.,
their systems with Hostetter's Stomach R,,.,s
two-thirds of them would at this moment bs ,s
forming the active duties of life, uDslBovsd ~
any ailment of the body or the mind
This assertion is made adyisedly, L /, farn,a
on experience, and is borne out BY 5e te.smorl
of countlesss host CT witnesses, whose st.ss,,
tons cover almost every variety q disease An,
extend over period of about twenty ,egr al
every thousand persons who take the Rrg. a;
preventive of the complaints above enuneraa
seven-eighths escape them entirely; and Of syd
thousand who are actually attacked, and us n
great Vegetable Tonic as remedy, threeirs
are radically cured. These arc not haphasV
assertion, but statistical facts They are al
upon the results OF inquiries msde by more II,
fifty thousand persons, in various parts Of y
country, and upon the letters of prominent ID.
zens OF every State, it might almost be Nd q
every county in the Union.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-29

MANY persons say that they have tired alno7
every remedy that has been recommended for III
mors, ard they are no better now than when tAs1
commenced them, and they have no confidence 4
anything that is advertised to cure Sail RhellI
Erysipelas, and all similar humors. We woae n
to these that there is now remedy thai Is y =
never Tailed of curing those diseases. hachHi
an entirely different principle from anything "
offered for them it throws humor ont OF Ihe
through the skin, which is The only Gnt
through which the system can be eatFe!
from them. If you viii try it, you viii noist
this as you have by the Others, for it VIII cn%t
We refer TO DR.. Weayer's Salt Rheum sym u
sale by all Druggists.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-29
The East.

Gold closed in New York on the 21st
at 1909.
The New York State Homeopathic
Medical Society, recently in session at
Albany, adopted a resolution repudiat.
ing the use of humanizcd virus for vac.
cnation.
The application for new trial for
Foster, the New York car-hook murderer,
has been denied by the Supreme Court.
His case will be carried to the Court OF
Appeals.
Joseph s. Mercer, the defaulting City
Treasurer Of Philadelphia, has been SEN
fenced to pay fine of $500, 900 and be
imprisoned four years and nine months.
A New York dispatch of the 18th says
the smallpox was decreasing, owing to
the very general vaccination that had
taken place Gases now occurring are
mostly varioloid.
The New York Workinglnen's Union
has determined to issue circular to the
various trades societies of the State, call
ing on them TO prepare to take steps Tor
the enforcement of the Eight-hour law,
beginning April 1.
The deaths in Philadelphia from small
pox for the week ending the nth were
1876, a decrease of AZ.
The Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention will be held at Reading on
May 30th
Foster, the car-hook murderer, has been
sentenced to be hanged on March 22d.
The prisoner counsel will bring the case
before the Court of Appeals.
A passenger car on the Delaware u
Lackawanna road, near Binghamton, was
thrown down an embankment, twenty
five feet, on the morning of the 2lst, by
reason Of a broken rail Several passen-
gers were seriously injured.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-29

General, Sir John Coleridge, has brought
his address to a close, and the examina
ton of witnesses for the defence com
menced on the 21st.
The GauIois newspaper Paris of the
21st says: king Amadeus, of Spain, is
Disguised with the ungovernableness OF
the Spanish people, and has urged his
father, King Victor Emmanuel, of Italy,
to sanction his abdcation." The Gauloas
further says that Emmanuel counscls pa
tience
A Berlin dispatch of the 21st says the
police Authorities had information that a
man was concealed in that city who had
sworn to take the life of Bismark, and an
active search was going on for the would
be assassin.
The Pope has asked permission of En-
gland and Austria for the meeting of the
Ecumenical Council in their dominions.
A Matamoras dispatch of the 2lst says
eight thousand revolutionists attacked the
city of San Luis Potosi on the 9th, driv-
ing the Government forces within their
barrie AIDES, and cutting off reinforcements
and supplies.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-29
The West.

The Ohio Republican Central Commit
tee met at Columbus on the 14th. Reso-
lutions in favor of appointing delegates
at The State Convention to tho National
Convention recommending the election
of Central Committees in the spring in
stead i of in the faIT and in favor of the
denomination of President Grant, and de-
claring William Dennison, of Ohio, first
choice Of Ohio Republicans for the Vice
Presidency, were passed. The State
Convention was announced for the eth
of March.
The Ohio Woman's Suffrage Conven-
ton met at Columbus on the 18th. The
permanent officers chosen are President,
Mrs M. NJ Cole; Vice President, Mrs.
NJ. " Longley; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. G. Buchwalter; Corresponding Sec
rotary, Miss j. o. De Forest.
Ira II. Bird, Grand Master of the Odd
Fellows of the State Of Ohio, aged fifty
years, died i'm Cincinnati on the 10th.
The first of the riot murder cases at
Los Angeles has resulted in verdict of
not guilty, the District Attorney stating
that he had only Chinese testimony TO
offer, which was not reliable. The de-
Tense introduced no witnesses.
The Nebraska Legislature met on the
10th with quorum in both Houses. A
Committee was appointed to wait on the
Governor and ask if he had anything to
communicate. He refused to recognize
them or communicate with the Legisla-
ture The galleries were cleared, and
both Houses met in joint secret session.
The jury in the case of X. j. Bright,
Indiana State printer, on trial for per-
jury and overdraw, returned a verdict of
not guilty, on the 18th
Five negroes have been summoned as
jurors in the United States Circuit Court
in San Francisco.
Both branches of the Ohio Legislature
have passed a bill providing that the
reading of newspaper reports of crime
shall not make the reader incompetent to
sit as Juror in the case.
The new City Directory of st. Louis
estimates the population of that city at
$40, 900.
In the Ohio Senate on the 10th there
was great excitement caused by the pre-
siding officers, Lieutenant-Governor Nue.
Ter, deciding that Senator Kemps, whose
seat was contested, was not entitled to
vote on the question involving his right
to the seat The resolution of the major
ity of the Election Committee that Mr..
Saylor Republican) was entitled to the
seat was agreed to amid much confusion
caused by Democratic Senators protesting
against the exclusion of Mr.. Kemp's vote,
many of them Withdrawing or refusing to
vote on the question.
Brigham Young is reported to be in
failing health.
Great excitement, caused by smallpox,
existed in Peoria, H., on the 10Th. The
City Board of Health met on the 18th and
suspended the public schools. Some OPP
position was made by the Board of School
inspectors, but public opinion was said to
be decidedly in favor of the Board of
Health.
Aldermen Whitaker and McCauly, of
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-29

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thing to stop the mischief ana ans LOT q,
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No man or woman, in peril of baldns, u
applied it in vain. If your drneo;s.ssS :
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