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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-10
NEW ORLEANS STENCIL WORKS

AND MAGIC BATTERY MANDATORY.
Sole Agency for the Golden Wonder.
GEORGE +. TEETZEII G. co.
No. l4J Gravier street,
Manufacturers of Cotton Brands, Stencil Plates
0hoial Seals, Ribbon Stamps Burning Brands
Door Plates. etc. aTI2 SIN
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Trustees.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

Referring to the above notice, will shortly an.
nOunce my future business and its locality For
the present, am to be found at my old location.
|. n. MARKS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-10

The undersigned have this day formed a CO.
partnership, under the firm name of D. FATJO &
90. and viii continue the Wholesale Grocery I'M
porting and General Commission business, as here
street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-10

Three and one-half blocks from aBtrset, i've
doors above the Piano House Of P. WeElin sc
cessible from five car lines.
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TIE REW YORK VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT MARKETS.

The Daily Bulletin, of Saturday, September
20, says:
New common potatoes continue steady.
Sweets are plenty and lower. In vegetables
Lima beans are very scarce and deeiasody
per dozen. Other vegetables about the same
as last quoted. Our quotations for potatoes are
in bulk: 10 shipping order SOC per bbl. must be
added, We quote as follows: Peachblows, s2a
Q rs; early Rose ut 81 5Oa2, and early Goodrich
and Jackson whites at 81 25al 90; sweets$ 81 76aS
per Dbl for Virginia, and s3a3 20 tor Delaware.
We quote vegetables: Green corn 75casl per
100. Red onions, per Dbl, $2s2 80; do yellow
50 6Oa3; do Connecticut white So 50a4 per Dbl.
SQUASH, marrowiat, per Dbl, 75casl. New tur.
nips So 6Oa3 per Dbl. Cabbsges s8al2 per 100.
Beets, Jersey. 81 so. Tomatoes 6Oa70c per
basket. Egg plant 5Oca$l per dozen. Lima
beans $4a4 so per bag: do shelled slO per
Apples continue very quiet and prices un.
changed. Peaches are fat. Cranberries
arriving freely and rule a triae lower.
PIums q ahade easier. Grapes continue
plenty and ratter slow. New hickory and
'chestnuts have begun to arrive, and are
held at So 5Oa4 80 tor The former, and $ll
per bushel fer The latter. Other fruits
Without material change. We quote as
follows: Apples-.FaIl plppins, per Dbl, 7Sasl 50;
81 rs. P~ears--Barteit, per Dbl, s25a35;
Dntchess, do, $sal0; Flemish beauty, per Dbl,
SCALE; table, per Dbl, s243 rs; common, do, $la
3 SO. Grapes-Concord, per 10. 4a6c; Della
ware, do, 8alOc. Peaches Delaware, good to
prime, per crate, 75asl; do, fair to good do,
$50. Cranberriss s. per bushel. Plums-
green cages. per Dbl, seas; blue do $5a6; do,
Interior lois, $3a3 so. Melons-water, Jersey,
per 100, sl5a20; DO, seconds and culls, $3a6.
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sPARKsiFROM THE WIRES.

The Knights of Crisplns~ Cooperative Shoe
Factory, In Philadelphia, is burned.
The suspension Of spencer, Villa d Co.,
well known Boston bankers, ls reported.
-Four hundred and fifty striking earpen-
tiers paraded In Chicago Saturday.
"A heavy trest is reported In the North
west.
THE railroad excitement throughout Gen.
trail Pennsylvania Is allayed.
The New York bank statement shows q
gain in reserves Of nearly one million and a
half.
The Rivulet woollea mill at North Uxbridge,
Mass, was burned last Saturday. Loss
$40, 900.
The government will sell one million OF
geld each Thursday and buy one million OF
bonds each Wednesday during October.
Goldsmith Maid beat Lucy at New York
last Saturday for $l0,0 600. lime-2:20, 2:l73,
2:23t.
-The Philadelphia convict. Michael Mitchell,
who murdered his cell-mate, has been convict
ed of murder in the first degree. He pleaded
insanity.
The British authorities have delayed the
steamship which was to have sailed from Lon
don last Saturday with a number of emigrsnts
for Canada, because 1t is now too late In the
season.
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From the wilmington Journal

From the Wilmington Journal
The following letter, received last night,
comes from a gentleman of the very highest
character and position, and well known to US
personally. His statements may be relied
upon az strictly true: .'t.t.a
Editor Wilmington Journal: i... -
On Saturday, the 2lst instant, agreat out
rage was perpetrated In this county by officers
and soldiers Of the United States Government.
While the Kings Mountain Baptist AssooIa-
tIon, q body representing over three thousand
communicates, was In session at Bethlehem
Church, one Newton Long, q deputy United
States marshal, and one Archibald Moss, who
seemed to have some authority from Long,
rode up, accompanied by q squad Of armed
United States soldiers detailed from Colonel
Harris command in LincolntoD, surrounded
the church and forbade the people to leave.
Long and Moss were both drunk. and
Long cursed and swore Z very freely.
The proceedings OF the association were
completely broken up. me pastor OF the
church went out and underworld TO persuade
them to leave, and on their refusing TO do so,
the sheriff OF the county arrested Long for
disturbing q religious assembly. The soldiers
cooked their gums upon the sheriff, and COM
manded Long to come out. Efforts we're made
to Induce them to behave, and they were
promised that they would not be arrested
further for violating the laws ofthe State and
of the United States, II uney Would quietly
leave the church grounds. They rode of In
hers ter Of the association returned to the house,
thinking thew were gone. But they
soon returned, aud were galloplng over
the church grounds with their guns and
pistols, and broke up the association that
evening. When the people started home
they found The roads picketed by soldiers
who were under Longs command, and even
women and children were arrested with guns
pointed at them, and compelled to wall the
pleasure orthis fellow Long before they could
get home. Moss, 1 am Informed BY an eye
Witness, cooked bis pistol at q young lady who
was driving of in a wagon. and threatened TO
shoot her If she didn't STOP. at once. q
whole proceeding was an outrage upon, re.
iiglous liberty parpetrated by officers and
soldiers of the United States Government.
The excuse they rendered for their conduct
was that they were searching for one May
berry, who was charged with being a Ku-
Tl,~ .Hss
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A POLITICAL PARODY
How Governor Gear, Obtained q Wit
ness for his Friend Hnrtranft.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept

PHILADELPHIA, September %.
This evening ex-Clty Treasurer Marcer and
Charles 7. Yerkes, broker, who were convict.
ed and sentenced to the Eastern penitentiary
last winter for embezzling the city funds,
were released upon pardon from the govern
or. The pardon was brought from Harris.
burg by Colonel Lee, private secretary Of the
governor. and q. Bucher SwOpe. A number
Of the friends of the prisoners were at the
penitentiary when the pardon arrived. To
the pardon there is q condition which states
that If there is any money paid for services 10
connection with the receiving of pardons,
then they are to be null and void. These
conditions were accepted by the prisoners.
Since his release, Yerkes has made af1davlts
denying the charges against General Har-
tranft, and the authenticity Of the papers
which have been issued as evidence against
him, and alleged to lave been signed by
He adds that It is q base forgery.
The release Of the prisoners created great ex-
element In the city.
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FROM THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, September %.
The Presidential family is regularly estab-
llehed at the White House.
Assistant Acknowledgement Hill oH1clates as
and Bristow are off campaigning.
The Encouragement decides that a person
sending money through postoflce orders can
not recall them after started.
Among the Presidential appointments to-
day was Mrs. A. P. Wiley, postmlstress at
Huntsville, and Dennis Eagen, receiver of
public money at Tallahassee, Florida; F. A.
Florida Land District; and E.. B. Rawson, mar.
shall tor the South District of Florida.
The Indians had a loose talk with the Presi.
dent to-day.
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B1GAMIsT PARDoNED

The governor has ~pardoned Stephen Emms,
!%colored, who. was convicted Of; the crime OF
blgamy at the September term Of the court, In
Marlboro County, Judge Townsend presiding.
his sentence was to two years'imprisonmeDt.
Emms was pardoned upon the recommends
ton of the presiding Judge and citizens OF
Marlboro County. The prisoner had been
married but three days when he fell into the
trouble. This case presented some singular as
poets, If 1t be true as reported. Emms had
for q long time resided with q woman,
but had left her, before the wal closed. and
married at the date Of the prosecution another
woman. For this he was arrested on the
charge of biQamy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-30

arJAUNDICE.-THE LIVER Is ONE
Of the most important organs Of the body; and
when 1t becomes deranged; and fails in It's healthy
action, the bile is crowded back into the blood,
poisoning Its life. II there Is . different secretion.
from the liver, It becomes swollen n enlarged
aud engorged, and Inflammation Is set up. SIN
MONS BEPATIO COMPOUND has q direct and
powerful action upon the LIVER, and will, with
great certainty, relieve Torpidity and Congestion
OF this Important organ. 1t Is already prepared
in Large Bottles, and for sale by t.'l'..
D0WIE, NOISE 4 DAVIS, A:u
sep27.fmwa Wholesale Agents for 6. @. IL
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COUNT
Shoals OF Legislative and Other Aspi-
rants.


GEORGETOWN.
The Regular Republicans of Georgetown
County last Thursday made the following
nominations:
State senator, w. b. Jones, Jr.; representa-
tiyes, James A. Bowley, Charles 81. Sperry
and Charles 8. Green;clerk Of court, c. 8. Coe;
sberif. g. R. Carr; school commissioner, 8. B.
GIpson; probate judge, B; O.; Bush; county
Henry jaw; coroner. Sherard johnson.
The Regulars in Sumter have put forth the
following ticket:
representatives, T. B. Johnston, W. ".
Ramsay, Butler Spears, J: G: Wilson; county
commissioners, Henry Cain, J; B: Johnston.
nrnhaIe indoes G. nj Hurst; clerk of court, G.
". Reardon; school commissioner, J.. \. Cor
bett; coroner, 7. J. Duncan.
The Boling faction have put out the follow
ing ticket: i
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
Gossip from tho French Capitol.

Gossip from tho French Capitol.
PARIS, September %.
The International Peace Congress has been
In session at Lugano, Switzerland, this week
and adjourned to-day.
La Francois pub!lshed a letter from General
Garibaldi to the president of the Congress, In
which Theirs aud bis policy towards Italy are
denounced In terms Of great severity.
The Chambers of Commerce Of Bordeaux,
Nantes and other cities Insist on being con-
suited 10 q revision of the custom tariff.
Count Won Arnim, the German ambassador,
will soon go to Germany on a leave of abb
sence.
The Csrlists. after demanding the surrender
of PUG Urda, withdrew.
Gambetta in his speech at Grenoble severely
criticised the conduct of Theirs In prohibiting
public celebrations of the anniversary OF the
Republic.
A War Cloud Dispelled.
ROME, September %.
Negotiations between Russia and the Holy
See are progressing tavorably.
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ANOTHER Pow-H
ST.. I01Is, September

ST. LOUIS, September %.
Fifty Indian chiefs and braves have passed
through! here on!thefr way Eastfto see their
1Father,nl A great conference was held at
Baggy Depot yesterday by representatives o.
the various tribes. which the notorious san-
tanta and Lone Bear attended. having been
brought from their prison In Texas where
Ley have been incsrceratedfo for the past year.
The object of the conference was to have g
full interchange of views about the present
Indian troubles, and this delegation goes 70
Washington to arrange an amicable settle.
ment. (,
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~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OF
FIcE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE. OURREkqYD
wAsHINGTpNi SEPTEMBER 10, 1872 Whereas.
by satisfactory evidence presented 70 the under;
signed, It has been made to appear that the Bank
OF Charleston National Banking Association, ~
THE City OF Charleston, 10 the County Of Charles
ton and State or South Carolina, has been duly
organIzedunder and according TO tho REQUIRE
ments Of The Act Of Congress. entitled 'An!Act too
provide q National Currency, secured by'a pledge I
of United States Bonds and to provtdetfor tae.
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
Juno 8, 1884, and has complied with all the prov1c
Esions Of said Act, required TO be complied win
before commencing the business Of Banking un;
der said Act. -, ,5sL ,..ILU
Now, therefore, /, JOHN 8. LXNGwoRrHY
Acting Comptroller Of the Currency, do hereby
certify that the Bank OF Charleston Medicinal Bank
ing Association, In the City Of Charleston, n the
County OF Charleston and State OF South. carolfna.
is authorized to ommencet the busineaslQC8 anks.
ing under the Act aforesaid. Z 49,. (, .4.l
In testimony whereof, witness my hand aud
Seal Of ONCE, this 10th day Of September, 1917.
Us. LANGWoRTaY,
Acting Comptroller Of Currency.
SEAL. mo. 2o44l - 4H..sj+a,
t~ sepl8.2mos
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m. CONsIaNEES PER STEAMSHIP
WIN. KENNEDY, from Baltimore, are hereby nou-
ned that she Is THH DAY dlsoharging cargo at Pier
no. 1. Union wharves. All Goods not taken sxay
at sunset VIII remain on wharf st epnaslen1,
risk. H0RDEoAI o
sepSo-l Agenu.
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THE YORK GOES BRAYE1Y ON:
Governor Curtin Comes to h Front for
Greeley and Bucknlew.

Governor Curtin Comes TO Front Tor
Greeley and Buckalew.
B~ELLEFoNTE, September 20.
Governor Curtin had q brilliant reception
here and made a long speech, echoing Greeley
In almost every respect, aud declaring en-
phatically for Buckaiew. he made no POSI-
tive declaration regarding national politics be-
yond de%nounclng Capitalization and theft.
Mr.. Greeley Rests from his Labors.
NEW YORK, September 20.
Mr.. Greeley has made the closing speech Of
his campaign. It was very brief. he said {:
~ 10 not mean to be tortured Into saying
another word to the end OF the canvass. l
have explained myselfas fully as seems neces.
sary, and / trust that the good work may
go on"
The Oregon Election.
WASHINGTON, September 20.
Oregon has elected Mitchell, Republican, to
the United States Senate. he will succeed
Senator orbett.
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ACROSS TIE CONTINENT.

NEW YORK, September %.
Colonel Thomas A. Scott Today completed
the contracts for transporting supplies, pro-
visions and laborers and 25,0D to1s OF iron,
to be used in building the Trans Continental
Railway, which begins at the end Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railroad.
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funeral Notlres.

@- THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
of Hiss LOUISA R. BALI. and CT Mra. Caroline A.
Ball, ere respectfully invited to attend the Fune.
raj OF the former at st. Philips Church, THIS AF.
TRRNooN, at half-past 8 O'Clock. aepso-s
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WAITING FOR TIE VERDICT.

SAN FRANo1sco, September 2s. =
The Laura Fair trial Is concluded. An Inc.
mense crowd assembledto hear the closing ar
gument. The Jury is out.
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~. CONsIGNERS PER C0kNAGAL
Line, schooner SPARKLING sea- Butlsr, Mas.
ter, from New York, are notified that she 70 THn
DAY dIscharging Cargo at Central Wharf. All
Goods not called for at sunset Fill be stored at
!owners'r risk and expense. no claims allowed.
after Goods leave the wharf. ..rr :. ,!sf: =,
sepso Ell. sWEEGAH. Agent,
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, September 20.
Westerly and no.thwesterIy winds, with
clear and clearing weather, will prevail over
the South Atlantic States tomorrow,
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~ NOTICEABLE PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned not to trust any OF -thecrewor
the French Bark BENGALL. -, Master, d no:
debts Of their contracting will be- paid by the
Master or C~onsignee. HENRY oARD,ss+&y
I sepao-s ts5;'', 49,. Agent,
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9ptrial Notifies.

CONsIGNREs PER sTEAHHHfP
JAMES ADaER,,, from New York, srs noansd
that che win discharge cargo. Tan 1Kl, az
Algeria South Wharf. Goods uncaIed ior AZ
sunset VIII remain on the wharf ct owners, He
sepSo1 JAMES ADaER i 90. x n nnttaL.7s;
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ROIINA!aLpXN AND

NJ SOUTH CAROLINA!HLOAN AND:
TRUST ooMPANY4sAyINGs DEPARTMENT.
iDepositors are requested to leave their books to;
he Credited With, Quarters Interest due. ist o.
- e III iEgt! stEis
All Deposits made on or before 10Th October,
win bear Interest from 1st. October. ,satI:. ~
Interest Six Per Cent compounded quarterly.
.,E-s F. 4. NITOHELL. .,
! sep30-mwfss1 Cashier.
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6perial Notices.
@- BELL SOHNAPPS, DISTI

~ BELL sOHNAPPS DISTILLED
by the Projectors at sehiedsm, In Holland. An
lnvIgorating Tonic and Medicinal Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from all
deleterlous substances. II ls distilled from Bar
ley OF the finest quality. and the aromatic Jnniper
Berry Of Italy, aud designed expressly for cases
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Dropsy, Gout, Rheu.
.ma,ism, General Debility, osrtarrh Of the Blad-
der, Paias In the Back and Stomach, and all
diseases Of the Urinary Organs. It gives relief
In Asthma, Gravel and calculi In the Bladder,
strengthens and invlgorates the system, and ia
o certain preventative and cure OF thst dreadful
Fever and Ague.
CAUTION ASK for HUDSON G. 'W0LRE'S
soHNAPP3." e...ja. 10 ri.
For sale By all respectable Grooers and Apothe.
carries.
HUDSON @. WOLFE 4 CO., Sole Importers.
ONCE, No. IS South William street, New York.
sepso-3mos 49,, ~ ="
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Il SPECIMEN

A Deputy United States Marshal and
Federal Soldiers Break Up q Meeting
ef the Kings Mountain baptist Asso-
citation and Arrest Women M Child
rem ut the Point OF the BRyonet.
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THE FRIGHTENING SKIES.
ADY1CFS FROM PENNSHLTANA AND
INDIANA. t.'i iEs..- 49,.

Schemes OF the Cameron RIng-aJim-
my" O'Brien Losing around-The Cam
vass I'm New York-The Troubles Of q
Tough Old Duechman-Ths Boucf-
oaults-Rubenstefn's Debut. q
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!. OONSIGNEES PER COMMERCIAL

: MBr OONSIGNEES PER COMMERCIAL
Line Schooner TRAVELLER, from New Yofk, are
notified that abe is THIS DAY dlscharging cargo
at Central Wharf. All Goods not. called for att
sunset will be stored atowners' risk and EXPENSE
No claims allowed after Goods leave the wharf.
! sepso-1 ,,s.g.4- Eff. swEEGAN, Agent:
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! ~ BURNHAM AROMATIC 5DENTI:
lFRIOE, for Cleaning; Beaaslylng and Preserving:
the Teeth, and inpsrtinga refreshing taitst to the
mouth. Prepared BY: ~ ~ - nsJ.4-as.aca
siEDW.s s. BURHHAA, SSH
Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. 81 King street, Charleston, s. {.
Recommended by the following Dentists: bt.
J. B. PATRICK, DR.. B. A. NUOKEHFUSs.
, sep2ssmoa
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Men, pnblratipns.
;HYMNAL OF THE CHURCH

We are prepared to furnish the "HYNNALu q
the lowest introduction prices. A variety Of
styles. Prices zoe, 4oc, 6oc, 76c, 81 and upwards.
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Representatives, ]. J. Fleming, R. C. West
bury, j. T. McKain and James Wiley; county
commissioners, j. J.. Knox, R. L.. HerIot and
Benjamin Peasants; sheriff, Thos. j. Coghlan;
clerk, G. W. Reardon; judge of probate, G. NJ.
Hurst; school commissioners to be hereafter
decided by an executive committe appointed
for the purpose.
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The following directory Of. the Health De-
partment has been prepared BY DR.. George 8.
Pelzer, the City Registrar, and Is published
for the Information of the public:
ONCE Of Board of Health aud City Registrar At
City Hall. sl.L'