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sand the preservation Of the financial equi-
s1lbrlum; that the South cannot flourish
"unless 1t have the protection Of equal laws,
ssand possess, besides, honest local govern
stments. We ask you, frankly and sincerely,
ssto treat US as you treat the citizens OF
':Michigan and Massachusetts. Then, we
ssshall be content. Allow us to manage our
Gown affairs, within the limits which the
"Constitution prescribes, and the whites
"and blacks will live happily side by side,
'sthe South will grow rich, the North and
"West will add TO their wealth, and the
government Of the country will once more
'sbe strong in the affection OF united peo-
ssplel" This Is what The NEWS would say
to President Grant and his advisers. 1t is
the logical development OF the Liberal
movement. 1t is the one way to encourage
the government to deal gently with the
South, and to regard the Southern whites,
not as conquered subjects, but as free citi-
zens OF the republic.
The Courier is welcome to carp at this
advice, but, if It quote too literally from
what is mere said, it may unconsclously
give its readers food for thought, and so
satisfy them that the policy which TIE
NEWS points out can hardly fall 20 produce
happy and satisfactory results.
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TWILL be seen by the official announce
ment, printed in another column, that THR
CHARLESTON DAILY News "is designated as
"tbe newspaper for the publication OF all
"legal notices, and official advertisements
"for the County OF Charleston, under the
"act Of February 22d, 1870, entitled an act
"to regulate the publication OF all legal and
"uublic notices." Whatever difference OF
opinion may exist as to the propriety Of
restricting, in any way, the freedom of ad-
vertisers, 1t is certain that their interests will
not suffer by the appointment now made
;ipasmuch as TIE NEWS has, indisputably, o
larger circulation, both in the Coant7 ana
State, than any other newspaper published
in South Carolina.
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is urged by Fred. Douglass and others for the
attorney.generalship. They state that tae.
colored people have been represented IN tae
Senate and House of Representatives ana IN
the State judiciary, and that it Is about time
that the eight hundred thousand colored woes
thrown for the Republican party and tor the
reelection Of Grant were represented IN 1ae
lstter's Cabinet. Indeed they 90 as Tar as 10
declare that the Presidents reelection 's
mainly due to the balance Of power ,a retained s0
in the Republican party in several States oy
the colored vote. The Attorney. .Generai
seems to have pretty strong hold on tne
President, and It is probable that the colored
demand will be transferred to the postmaster
generalshlp, with Fred. Douglass as the can
didate to succeed Mr.. Creswell. A Mississippi
colored man by the name OF Gray is also a
candidate for mission abroad"
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The Late General Meade.
From the Philadelphia Press.l

From the Philadelphia Pressl
George Gordon Meade, whose sudden death
we announced yesterday. belonged to the
quiet and unpretendlng soldiers of the repub-
lie; to the men who have never made politics
a trade; to the men of duty rather than OF
doctrine; to the men Of obedience rather than
of theories. He filed double place In PENN
sylyania since the war. He typlaed patriot
ism and social life. He never obtruded him
self into any circle, or volunteered opinions
on any subject. He was always soldier and
gentleman. Apparently austere, he was Sin
gularly genial. He was disposed to retire
within himself. On public questions be be-
lopeed to the Wellington school. Resembling
Grant in bis reticence, he was reserved 10 re-
gard to questions which concerned politicians
he came Into the war against the rebellion,
not ss man Of sentiment, but as man OF
action. Placed In command at Gettysburg,
he was for time the idol of those who re-
garded Gettysburg as the turning point OF the
campaign. For a period no man was more
praised than George Gordon Meade. He had
rare aptltudes. He was capital speaker.
But his good taste was ever manifest. He
never allowed himself to be made the figure
pre-emInent, and he was never caught by the
transient glare of popular applause. His In
nate senslbilIties were all conservative, yet ne
had passionate and proud devotion to the
Union. He believed In the largest toleration
of the South, and never yielded his opinions
to the mere partisan. he was not an impul-
sive man, but he was always honest and pure.
The centre Of no party, he was the attraction
and the beau ideal Of all parties. The Union
soldiers loved hIm-the Confederate soldiers
respected him. He lived life without stain
and without reprosch, and he passes away
surrounded by the universal respect of peo-
pie that can never forget him if they are oFdi-
psrly grateful. alike because of the example
Sf his private life, and because of the distln-
guished herolsm with which he conducted and
concluded the immortal battle at Gettysburg
on the second and third of July, 1863.
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@THE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN
HUssARs TILTING CLUB are requested TO call
on Messrs. MENKE L MULLER and leave eraers
for their Uniforms.
By order Of the President.
J.OW. BIsoHoFF,
octo Secretary.
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@- BELL sOHNAPPs, DISTILLED
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~ OFFICE OF THE SINGER NAM
COMPANY, CHARLESTON, 8. O.,
OCTOBER %, 1s72.-On and after this date we
will not recognize nor be responsible for any he'
ceipts given on Sewing Machine Agreements un'
less the same 10 our regular printed Receipt
numbered and signed
THE SINGER MFG. COMPANY,
]. CLARK BEDELL, Agent.
October %, 1872. ooFzo'"IW
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~ CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS Wa
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1t Ia warranted to contain neither Sugar OF Lead,
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clothes or scalp, is agreeably perfumed, and
makes oneof the best dressings for the hair In
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No. 1al Meeting street. Charleston, 8. O.
nov1s-stuthly
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%THE STATE AsSAYER OF MASSA-
CHUsETTs, "a. A. HAYES N. d. having made
hair REVIEWER, reports II the best preparation
for promoting healthy excretioDs Of the scalp, in.
creasing the growth and restoring the color Of
the hair. nove-stuth8D&w
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r TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Of
FIcE OF COMPTROLLER OF TIE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1s7a-Whereas,
by satisfactory evidence presented to the under
signed It has been made to appear that the Bank
OF Charleston National Banking Association q
the City OF Charleston, In the County OF Char es
ton and State OF South Carolina, has been duly
organized under and according to the require
ments Of the Act Of Congress, entitled "An Act TO
provide National Currency, secured BY pledge
OF United States Bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June 8, 1884, and has complied with all the proVi
slons Of said Act, required TO be compiled Win
before commencing the business Of Banking un'
der said Act. --
Now, therefore, !, JOHN 8. LANaW0RTHY,
Acting Comptroller Of The Currency, DO hereby
certify that the Bank Of Chsrleston National BANK
ing Association, In the City OF Charleston, IN the
County Of Charleston and State Of South Carolina,
is authorized to commence the business Of Bank
Ing under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal OF Office, this 10th day Of September, 1872
is. LANGWoRTHY,
Acting Comptroller Of Currency.
sepls.2mos
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5periaI Kotires.

mSCONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA, from New York. are notified that
she is THIS DAY. .dlsoharsing cargo at Pier NO.
O. Union Wharyes. All Goods remaining on the
dock at sunset will be stored at owners risk and
expense. WIN. A. CoohihsAt'
nov,1.1 Agent.
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rs DR.. TUFTS EXPEGTORANT Is
the most valuable Lung Balsam ever offered to anf-
ferers from Pulmonary diseasea. 1t is pleasant
to take. no'top%"
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COUTaERNERs VISITING THE NORTH
- can obtain nrstclaaI Board at No. West
Tn enty ninth street, New York, four doors from
Gllsey House. and In the relghborhood OF nine Of
the principal hotels. Terms $I4 per week. Tran.
silent Boarders taken. oct2s limo
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~ BURNHAM AROMATIC DENTI-
FRIoE, for Cleaning, BeautifyIng and Preserving
the Teeth, and imparting refreshing taste 10 the
'D0'''' EDW. 8. BURNHAN,
Graduate Of Pharmacy,
No. 4a King street, Charleston, 8. O.
Recommended by the following Dentists: Dr.
J. B. PATRICK, DR.. B. A. MUCKEEFUSS.
Bep28-3mos
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90 Fietlt.

THO RENT, TWO SrOREHOUSES AND
Dwellings, In the Town Of Florence, 8. O.,
Main street, opposite Freight Depot; formerly oc-
cupied by A. W. Loyns. Address F. NJ r., Flo
renee, 8. O. nov9-14S a
ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
i MODlOUS Building. No. .l49 East Bay, re-
Gently occupied as the Publication ONCE OF TIE
NEWS and formerly known as the French Coffee
House. For terms, &C., apply at the Office OF
The NEWS, No. 10 Broad street. sep2s =
ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND DE-
l. slRABLE RESIDENCE No. King street,
recently finished, suitable for one or TWO respect
able families, having all the necessary outbuild.
tngs for the accommodation Of the came. There
is on the premises one or the largest csterns and
one OF the best wells OF water In the city. Apply
on the premises. sepM
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for Galf.


TOR s "A Il E,
That valuable Plantation on the Etowah River,
In Barlow County, opposite Ewes Station, Rome
Railroad, known as the
SHEIBLEF PLACE. .,s :.
IL cousists OF 800 acrea-10o acres Of river bot.
tom. 100 acres OF red upland and leo acres 10 the
woods. The land is very fertile, and shipping ia
ciifies excellent. Neighborho0d 1rst rale I'm.
.provements good. An npple, pear and peach
orchard. Tolerable dwelling, stables, and tWo
tenement houses. Abe, q
SAW AND GRIsT MILL, II
having the beat wafer power in Georgia. This
property Ia known as the "Pledger Mills, and is
located on Big Cedar Greek. In the midst OF good
timber and iron ore, IN rliles from Wanna Valley
Depot, selma Rome ami Daltoi Railroad, and
az miles from Gave Spring. IL Is now ont OF re.
pair. but can, with atten ion and Skill be made
the best paying proper ty In the South. Titles to
the above properties are sindoubted.
PlantatiOn-$6000 cash; $1,000 annually for three
years, with interest.
Milis-s2o00 cash; $1,000 annually for two years.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wade 8. Uothran, Rome;
Colonel z. A. Aston, Atlanta; Judge J. h. Nc.
Olung, Montezuma; Major d. +. Booton. Marshall.
VILE and r. J. Davis, Gave Springs, Ga.
Great bargain. Apply quickly to
p. II. SHElBLEY, Agent,
novIo.pAW5 Rome, Georgia.
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BDar1lua.

DRIVATE BOARDING.-G PRI.
l. VATE Board can bt obtained for Permanent
transient and Day Boarders, oD application at
No. % Meeting street, Oct11-fmWlmoH
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NEULES AND HORSES AT B. OAK
M MANS Stable, No. IS Church street. Plan.
tatiOn, Timber, Cart and bray MULES for sale on
time. nov8-SH
ENOR SALE, A GOOD DRAFT HORSE,
T. one good spring wagon and ono dray. No.
81 Market street. nov6.6s
wv PRESTON BOWLING, FACTOR
W. and Commission Merchant No. Boyce's
Wharf, charleston, 8. O., has 9 few OF the Dele.
brated Wright d Warnoek's Horse Power ready
for delivery. octlo.lmo
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.Jpint 5tprk Gompanp.

OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
~ THE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK COM.
PANY for the benefit Of the State Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. A8-SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. o.
3-73-46-40-48-33- p 4-70-7
GLASS No M4-SATURDAY EVENING, Nov o.
76-41-38- -60-31-18-8 8-88-l4-78-40--77-53
noY11-l A. M0R0SO, sworn COMMISSIONER.
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photographs, 1)ortraits, @r.

49, .L0.~.-,,.-,-, - ,-,S>~~-eS--~->-~~-~o~~~---
S. T: $ o U D e R
No. 2ss KING STREET,
invites attention to his various de.
scriptlons OF Portralture:
Plain Photographs Of all sizes
India Ink and Painted Photographs,
all sizes
Dragons and Porcelains.
AFULL ASSORTMENT OF
FRAMES, PAssE PARTo5fs, &c.
. Always on hand, and at
REASONABLE PRICES
oot31-1mo
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MilIinsrp, stram GOODS, ee.

Mrs. M. J. ZERNOW would respectfully an.
nounce to the public that she will open THIS PAY.
october 18th, full line OF MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS, Hoopskirts, Bustles, Kid cloves.
LADIES' and Chiidren's Under Garments, Wrap
pers, Sacks, Furs, &c. Dress and Cloak Making
attended to as usual
Sole agent for Mime Demorest's PAPER PAT.
TERMS. Country orders Will receive prompt at.
tention. Oct17thstu
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Cost a,11 fonn6.
CTRAYED. A BLACK AND WHITE SET.
- TER PUP. A rewaid will be paid Tor mel
return TO No. 80 society street. aoVl1-l'
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OUR SOCIAL CIRCLE.-AN EXTRA
" Meeting Of the 0irole will be held THIS EVE.
MIG the l1th Instant, at O'Clock precisely. A
full attendance ia desired.
BY order. A. U. PANSlN,
noyll* Secretary.
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vTTANTED, A WHITE CHAMBER AND
w House.mald. Apply at No. % Broad street.
noy9.2s -
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Meetinas.

ORANGE LODGE, No. IA, A-F. M.-THE
~. Regular Communication OF this Lodge Will
be held THIS EVENING at O'Clock. Candidates
for the II. N. Degree will please present them.
selves punctually.
By order W. N. JOHN B. REEVES,
novI1 Secretary,
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Uanta.

TTTANTED, A WHITE GIRL OR WO-
w MAN to mind q child two years old. Apply
at No. IA Bull street, second door west OF Pitt,
north sfde. nov11.1
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A GOOD COOK, MALE
w preferred. Apply northeast corner Kad-
elifre ana Rutledge streets. noVo
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VKTANTED, BY A YOUNG MARRIED
w man situation In Counting room. or In
any clerical position requiring lndustry ana Gaps
CITY, Good references furnished. Address "Bnsl-
OaSo ,, Npws 0ffice. nov1l.lA
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NTANTED, A WOMAN, WHITE Or
w colored, to cook and wash for small
family. Must come recommended. inquire az
No. ib2 wentworth street, between Lynch and
nodeSan nov8 =
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Cincinnati Market.
ClScINSAn, September IL,

SlSNksNsaAit oSPNSlcSA -.
COTTON-Quiet middliug uplands
at 2lc.
COAL-Pittsburgh at l6, afoat.
COFFEE-Steaiy.
EGGS-A shade lower at lSc
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet prime red
at 81 80, hill at 81 81; red sample at
81 40; white at 81 COAL TO- receipts
S30l bushels. Corn firm at 45@46c;
receipts, 6l30 bushels. Oa's steady;
mixed at 2Sa33c; old at 36@42c re-
ceip,s, 45lS bushels. Rye at 65@75c,
Barley in fair demand for best grades;
prime to choice fall at $4,000.
HOGS-Firm at 81 SOFAS 90.
HAY-At s13 O0920 Oh.
MOLASSES-Steady New Orleans
at 60975c for new.
OIL-Linseed at SAC.
PROVISIOSS-Better feeling mess
pork at sl3 GOALS 25 Bacon shonld
ers a, 7ac clear sides at l0lc; sugar
cured hams at l69l7ic.
POTArOES-At 81 50@l 20 per
barrel.
SUGAR-A shade frmer New Or
leans at l049lltc.
TOBACCO-Firmer for all grades
and at good prices.
WHISKY-Stes1y at GOO
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, September II

COTTON-Dull and lower.
FLOUR-Market firm hut qrie';
Howard street superfine at s. 50G6 W,
DO extra at 81 00@S 90; do family al
IS 50910 so City Mills supertine al
IS 5OtG6 OG family western superfine
at s 5096 o. do fancy at s 50
@950
GRAIN-Wheat firm; choice white
at 81 95@2 o. tsir to prime At 81 10
al 80; choice amber at 81 909l 81
common TO fair at 81 609l 65; western
red at 81 coal 20 amber do at 81 156
! so. Corn dull; southern white at 81
669c; yellow do at 63965c; mixed
western at 6l@62c. Oats steady and
firm; southern at 39942c western
mixed at 39c; white do at 409ilc
Rye quiet at 756S5c.
PROVISIONS-Quiet mess pork al
ga 509l4 IS. Bulk meats, shoulders,
&c; rib sides, SIC. Bacon, shoulders
Sc rib sides at l0i@l0!c; clear rib
sides at l0}c. Sugar cured hams
higher at lS@l9c. Lard dull at 9
@9!c.
BUrTER-Western unchanged.
WHISKY-Steady at 93!c