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Cheapest and Best.-Mrs. Whiteomb's
Syrup for children is sold by druggists at
rs cents bottle, and is an admirable prep
aration for infantile disorders. my7 1w
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Parker,s Restaurant and Dining
Hall, corner Church and Cherry streets, is
enlarged to accommodate all, at any hour
of the day, with meals, to regular or tran
ssient customers. Persons visiting the city
during the Exposition viii find no better
place in the city, or prices lower, being Is
cents during regular meal hours.
mgy2-2taw wed &sat1m
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LATEST MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH, May S.-Cotton- demand
fair; holders firm; middlings 221c. Net
receipts 293 bales; sales $50 bales; stock
Is, 403 bales.
GALVESTON, May S.-Cotton dull; good
ordinary 204c. Net receipts 70 bales;
sales lbs bales; stock 6, T94 bales.
CHARLEsToN, May S.-Cotton dull;
middlings 2256224c. Net receipts 227
bales; sales 100 bales; stock 1858 bales.
MOBILE, May S.-Cotton duh and. nom
inal; middlings 224tc. net receipts 1873 bales;
sales $50 bales; stock IL, asa.
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Ladies' Walking Suits made up in the
latest style in all materials and at all prices
at G. Rice & Co.'S, 81 College street. 1t
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Come at Last-That celebrated Kelly's
Island Catawba Wine, which the Agents,
Slime & Birmingham, Public Square, are
ready to supply to the trade at the COM
pany's prices. ap14 tt
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At DesOr's Wine House you can buy
pure and clear Rhine Wine and Catawba,
three years old, for g per gallon and up
ward, but no fermenting, sugar-cured Kel-
~ Islander. my5 1W
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Marriage Guide. = Interesting work,
numerous engavings, 224 pages. Price 30
cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, IL
North Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo. See
advertisement. sep14 dEW1Y
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Virginia Leaf.-We have in store a
large lot Of Virginia Leaf Tobacco, which
we offer at moderate prices.
myS 2w W. B. & r. L. ARNusTEAD.
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A Great Bargainl-50 pieces Striped
Summer Silks reduced from $1.75 to $1.40
to close them out. G. RICE & Co.,
1t 81 College st.
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Ladies' Zinc and Leather Covered Sara
togas, also Gents Sole Leather Trunks
cheap for cash at Dunstead's Trunk Store,
81 College ST., bet. Union and Church sts.
ap14 tt
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A large assortment of Figured and
Striped Grenadines, the latest novelties out,
at G. Rice & Co.'S, 90 College street. 1t
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Three or four fast goers are named for
the trotting match appointed for to-mor-
row afternoon over the Driving Park, but
the preliminaries are not yet entirely set
file 1.
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VIM. o. Thomas is prepared to do all
kinds of Slate Roofing. Apply at 2S7
Church street. ap14 If
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is the most centrally located hotel in
the city. my7 1w
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Irish Linens Extra Cheap.-We {

Bargains in Hosiery and Gloves at Cbas.
Richheimer & Co.'S, As College st. myS If
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Ladies' Walking Suits made to order
at one days notice at G. Rice & Cos, 81
College street. 1t
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County Executive Committee.

County Executive COmmittee.
By direction Of the Democratic County
Convention, at its meeting on the 4th inst,
hereby announce the following Executive
Committee for Davidson county the ensu-
ing term:
Committee G. Hamblin, Major VIM.
DemOss, W. 81. billiard, Pat. Walsh, John
B. Jeup, Judge W. A. Glenn, Robt. II.
Hill, M. A. McClaugherty, Jas. A. Chiffon.
W. B. WALTON,
Chairman County Convention.
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Bargains in Dry Goods and Notions
can be had at Chas. Richheimer & Cos, 46
College street. my8 If
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CITY NOTICES.

500 Ladies' Walking Suits from "a
up to $50, at G. Rice & Cos, 81 College st.
1t
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TINE TABLE.


Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
No. Leaves Lebanon at. $50 A. N.
Arrives st Nashville at.8:30 A. NJ.
Leaves Nashville at. 800 P. N.
Arrives at Lebanon at. 200 P. N.
No. Connecting with Prices Stage Lines for
Alexandra, Liberty and SpartS; also Tor New
Middleton, Chestnut Mound ard CookevllleJ
will run on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Leaves Nashville at. 800 A. N.
Arrives at Lebanon at. 1l:0O A. N.
Leaves Lebanon at. s.... 100 P. N.
Arrives at Nashville at..8:3O P. n.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Leave Staten on North College street, st $40
AN, and 2:30 P. N.
Arrives st s:l5 A. n. and $50 P. N.
The ESQ P. n. train does not stop at any point
bstween Nashville and Gallatin5 except Edge
neld Junction, and does not run on Sunday.
GaEIatin Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. P n
NaShvfIIe and Decatur railroad.
Z, Eg SoUTH.-Nasbv vile and Decatur trains
leave tations on South Cherry street at A. N.
and L. NJ. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodat' ct $3.50 P. N. (gOes to Column
biaD Trains arrive at $50 A. NJ. and 4:3O P. N.
Accommodation at $3.50 A. NJ.
So. louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train leaves. S45 A. and 800 P. N.
" arrives.2:15 P. N. and 300 A. n.
nemphis train leaves. -. 800 A. N. aud 5:l5 PM
90 arrives. 800 P. n. and 500 a. N.
St Louis train leaves. 800 A. N.
arrives. 800 P. NJ.
Tulahoma train leaves. $3.50 P. n.
arrives 9:45 AN.
The s:45 A. N. train does not run on Sundays.
The 500 A. n. and 500 P. n. and 515 P M. trains
run daily.
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad.
St Louis Express leaves Nashville. .6:15 AN
Memphis and Hopkinsville Express
leaves NASHVILLE. LID Pm
St Louis Express arrives at Nashville. ZOO AN
Memphis and Hopkinsville Express ar
rive at Nashville. ..................... .1:oO AN
Louisville and Ctnc1Dnau snort Line
Railroad.
Trains leave ands-Tiv st Louisville as follows
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Southern Fast Linz except
Sunday 1850 A. n. sos P. N.
Cincinnati Express, daily. $3.50 P. II. 1885 P. N
Cincinnati Night Express,
except Saturday. .104O P. n. 500 A. Il.
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday. 500 A. NJ $50 P n
Lexington Express, except
Sunday........s........ z.oO ?. NJ 500 p NJ
Fra sEt Accommodation,
except Sunday......... 4:55 P. n. 1880 A. N.
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Try some of that Sweet Catawba Wine
on draught at Norman & Hightower's. 1t
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If you want the best Cook Stove in use,
20 to Mcclure, Buck 8 Co. and buy the
aFashion'' Stove. Over 81, 1000 in use; every
stove warranted 10 give satisfaction.
feb13 till iulyl3 deoW0m
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Bargains in Dress Goods at Chas. Rich
heimer & Co.'S, 46 College st. myStf
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Bargains in Fans and Parasols at Chas.
Richheimer & Co.'S, 40 College st. my8 If
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of the Riuer Nay s, 1872, for t,v,usy-four
hoErs. endinq $50 y. ~ -'--y 49,
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Fine English and Scotch Ales and
Porters at Moorman & Hightower's. 1t
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apo tillmh25,73 eodsp

so. 1t is indeed place of rest and refresh
ment to those who have for any length of
time been prOmenading around the gale
ries, or devoting their attention to the daz-
zling array of beautiful goods or won
drous works of art and science with which
the Exposition is filed. Among the plants
and flowers contributed yesterday, we may
mention those of Mr.. Lishy, the well
known floricultuTist. In his collection we
notice large number of dzdIeGs and anna
rylIus,
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To-day being Ascension Day, the Holy
viii be administered at the
Church Of the Advent at 10 o'clock.
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Tobacco sale.

The tobacco sale at the Capitol Ware
house to-day ought to be largely attended.
It viii probably be the largest sale Of the
season.
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STATE OFTHE WEATHER..

TsEssycokie Report from Signal Ssrviee C5rrs, Q.
81 a, Of Observations at o'clock, p. n.
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STEAMBOATS,.

THOr Cairo SC. Louis,
G Memphis and New =, q
OrIeans.-The fine pasSen- SD
steamer TalismRn, Wiley Simms, Master
John Harper, Clerk, viii leave as above on
FRIDAY, the 10th inst, az at O'clock ?. N.
For freight or passage, apply on board or TO
@. H. ARTHUR s. co, or HARRISON 8
SON, Agents. my9 It
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Blank , indicates no report; cipher f0l sta
6onary; minus u tendency to fan; plus ~ tsu-
deney to rise. W. s. KAUBMAN, Obseryer.
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The attendance yesterday morning was
larger than on any previous morning, the
visitors being mostly from the county. As
a consequence there were many bright faces
smiling with youthful loneliness and natu-
raj sweetness. We were glad to see SO
many from the country, and it is evident
the interest abroad is increasing to such an
extent that our hotels will be taxed to their
utmost to accommodate the large crowds
that are coming from every quarter. The
attractions are daily increasing and new
entries being constantly made, The
UNION AND AMERICAN stand at the Ex-
position was yesterday presented by w. II.
Cotton with one Of Lovejoy's improved
metallic
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WEATHER HOUSE
BRIDGE MODEL.

On the left gallery near the head Of the
stairway is model of a suspension truss
bridge, representing the railroad bridges
now being made after this pattern in Louis
vile. The model is of iron and has rail
road track, showing the manner in which it
is laid, and illustrating the principle of the
patent, which is that the bridge becomes
stronger in proportion to the increased
weight placed on it. Its construction is
such as to satisfy one of this fact, and
causes much attention from visitors. The
bridge rests on two pillars, and presents a
fine appearance, being finely wrought,
evenly adjusted in its various parts and
nicely painted,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-09

Near the steps to the gallery on The left,
hangs fine map of Humphreys county,
drawn with pen by 81. c. Lockhart, Esq,
of Waverly. AID the devious ways of
creeks, rivers, the local habitations which
have name, and other typographical items
pertaining to the land ofpeanuts are there
in claa rlv sat douD
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HORTICULTURAL GARDEN
has become quite popular, and deservedly
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-07
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At regular meeting OF the Hibernian Society
held Tuesday evening, November 9Th, 1872 the
following preamble and resolutions were unanl'
mously adopted and ordered to be puoilsnea LII
the daily morning papers OF the city
1t has been the sad fate OF the Hioernian socl'
ETY., during the past few months, to deplore the
loss of several OF our most esteemed ana Valuea
citizens and brothers, yet it has pleased gra'
cious Providence that another be added to the
amented list. Most deeply do we gFieVe this last
greatest loss, whereby, In the death OF Captain
James II. Mulvaney. our society has to mourn the
loss Of brother ever devoted toits best interests
ever alive to the swelling OF Its numbers, aud 70
every object promotive OF its success.
native Of Ireland: he was ever proud OF
"Erlp." No worthier or more devoted son ever
embarked from her shores. And when occasion
presented itself, who could talk more eoquenty
or her wrongs or more earnestly OF the mode OF
redressing thems
During quarter of century's realdence In
this city, no better Illustration could be presented
of undylng devotion to Fatherlsnd, being the
most desirable prerequisite to devoted Citizen
ship in this great free country. AS the most fal
child is devoted to the partner OF his bosom, 80
when deeds OF daring were required and men OF
heroic mould were in demand. though entertain.
ing sentiments generally adverse to those pre-.
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SEA ISLAND COTTON.

This admirable quality of the cotton plant,
which was at one time almost exclusively the
growth OF the sea coast Of Carolina and Geor.
gia, is now much depressed in price In the
European market by the competition arising
from cotton grown In South America and the
Pacific isl.lds, and which is sufficiently good
to bs used In place Of the long staple cotton OF
Carolina. This has been brought about by the
unceasing efforts of European manufacturers,
who now procure from Peru, the FIJI Islands,
and other places quality of the article equal
to our medium aud medium fine Sea Island,
which Is sold in Liverpool at 35@55c. y h.
They are of good preparation, and at certain
difference In price will be taken for the manu-.
facture of articles for which Carolina and
Florida have heretofore been used. This will
render necessary greater attention to the
planting Of the best seed and to the Improve
ment Of the plant, for with proper effort there
can 90 no doubt that the growth Of our sea
Islands Will outstrip competition. For the pres
ene year, however, the planters have the pros.
pect OF low prices. Specimens of these foreIen
cottons have been received by several of our
principal cotton dealers. and are worth exsmi.
nation By those interested.
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valling around him, he promptly stood In the
front ranks and bravely done battle as captain
OF the Irish Volunteers as true and loyal adopt
ed citizen. -
lncarserated In dungeon, he was, as sprisoner
OF war, subjected to severe trials. At length
LIBERATED, he promptly resumed his industrial
avocatlons. AS some recognition Of his talents
and services he was soon elected member OF
our Legislature, in which, as In all other assem-
blies, he distinguished himself as the champion
Of the rights of the mechanic and workingman.
About year ago 1t was too plainly discernlble
to his friends that ths awful fat had gone forth,
and the end Of his ureful career was fast ap.
preaching. Meanwhile he retired from the tur.
moil and strife OF the world to temporary rustic
abode In the interior Of our State where, blessed
with the devotion Of Il now bereaved wife and
son, he doubtless prepared for the summons that
awaits US all Truly ae was an honest man
s'the noblest work OF God"
Resolved That, in thu demise OF Captain James
M Muyauey, the Hibe::nian Society has suffered
an irreparable loss, Ireland q devoted son, and
the land Of his adoption worthy and highly
esteemed citizen.
Resolued, That, In Testimony OF our respect for
his memory page OF our Minute Book be dedt.
Gated to his memory, and that copy OF these
resolutions be forwarded to his bereaVed family.
Extract from the Mir utes.
D. B. GILLr1AND, Secretary pro TEN.
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PERNIorous PuRaAT1vEs.-The brilliant Idea
OF half q century ago that the weak and ailing
could be bled, bilstered and sallvated into
condition Of health and vlgor Is happily e1-
ploded; but violent and prolonged purgatloR
Is still, to some extent, In vogue. We have
impostors who are daring enough to offer to
the world as tonics and restoratiVes the most
destructive cathartics, unmodifed by single
stimulating, soothing or restorative element.
Compare the operation of one of these terri.
BILE nostrums with that of HoHtetter's Stomach
Bitters. In which are combined the three great
curative elements-a tonic, an Alternative, and
an aperlent. The former completely para
lyzes the vital forces, 80 that nature can make
no resistance to disease; tile latter snstains
the strength Of the patient, while 1t restores
the suspended functions of the secretcry or
gans and relieves the bowels without violence
or pain. 1t is simply a choice between restora-
tlon and prostrauon. noV6-tuths3d&W
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-07

A CHARLESTON STEAMER BURNBD.-The
press dispatches of last evening announce,
Without explanation, that the steamship Gren-
ada has been burned.
Inc Grenada was propeller steamship of
ABOUT twelve hundred tons register, and will
beremembered by many of our readers az
having constituted, with the twin steamer
Alhambra, the first line of steam packets be-
tween this port and New York after t. close
of the war, the Charleston agents icing
Messrs Street Brothers & Co., and the New
York agent, Hi. Arthur Leary. She had more
recently been engaged by Messrs. James Ad-
ger Co. as the companion vessel to the
Mercedlta on their new steam line between
Charleston and Boston, end she was to have
sailed hence frem the latter port last satur-
day, the I'd instant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-07
TEE COURTS.

The Court or General Sessions.
The grand jury found true bills against Sol
omon Lyons, Cain slmons and Peter Davis,
for murder. No bill was found against James
Street. charged with murder. All of the prs,
onsrs against whom true bills have been
found win be arralgned this morning, and
days win be fixed for their respective trials.
United States Commissioner.
W. q. Jackson, colored, Of Cordesville, was
before Commissioner Porteous yesterday,
charged with violations Of internal revenue
laws. Tho charges were sustained, and he
was bound over for trial In the United States
Court.
James Carrollson, A. 8. Freeman and Otto
johnson, desertefs from the bark Wallace,
were arrested by the detectives aud carried
before the commissioner, who ordered them
to be returned to the ship.
Municipal Court.
: Jacob Singleton, colored, .dlsorderly, ten
days. James Jackson, colored, lodged by 9
trial Justice, delivered to warrant. Marths
Ann Noisette, colored, vagrancy, sent Il
the Colored Orphsnhouse. Thomas Tlling
hast, drawing pistol on B. Mc@anus
tnrned over to trial justice. Joseph Harri
son, selling goods Without license, double
license. George Clark, colored,, attempting
to steal money from q shelf in J. b. Thiels's
grocery store, at the corner of Shepherd and
King streets, thirty days. Three goats, al
large, one dollar each.
Trial Juatices' Courts.
Marion Brown, colored, was sent to jail yes
terdsy for twenty days by Trial Justice McKin
lay for cutting the crippled match-soy, Nathan
Dublin, In the face.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-07
CFA ARLEsToN DISTRICT II. e. CON-
FERENCE.

Interesting Statistics of. tho Methods,
Church In Charleston District.
The Charleston District Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, had III
session at Cypress Camp-ground, near Ridge
Vile, s. c., commencing October 81 and clos
Ing November 8. Rev. W. P. Mouzon presid
Ing. Rev. J. ]. Workman was elected secre
tary. and Rev. C. C. Fishburne assistant
Committees were appointed on the spiritual
condition of the church, sunday-schools
finance, church property, periodicals and lite
nature, education and temperance.
Reports we're received from all the charges
except Spring street Church, Charleston.
The following Is summary: There are In
this district 90 churches In which the Gospel
is preached regularly. The members number
4le7 whites and ls5 colored. There has
been net increase Of 425. There have been
COL conversions.
The interest of the church has been careful
ly considered by the preachers In charge, and
their reports show that they have been dill
gently at work, and that the churches within
the bounds of this district are all In prosper.
Gus condition. No preachers have died during
the year. We have In our district 81 Sunday.
schools, 24O officers and teachers, and It'll
scholars. We take SO copies of the Sunday:
School Magazine, 472 Sunday School Visitors,
and 24s copies of Little People. We have in
our libraries s432 volumes.
The number OF sundsy-school scholars
brought In the church during the year, as far
as reported, was lA. The sundsy-school pub
llcstions, edited by the Rev. A. G. Hsygood,
D. D., we're heartily recommended.
The report on church property shows that
there are So churches with an aggregate value
of $84,Os5, and seven parsonages valued at
$l&, 400.
Two hundred and Fifty copies Of the South
ern Christian Advocate, thirteen of the
(Nashvllle) Christian Advocate and eighteen
of the Southern Review are taken.
The following we're elected delegates to the
South Carolina Annual Conference, to meet
In Anderson, South Carolina, In December,
1872: Samuel A. Nelson, Colonel w. Stokes,
]. G. Warn, DR.. N. F. Kirkland. Reserves, d.
q. Murry, Rev. NJ. 81. Pooser, and J. a.
Knight.
DR.. A. E. Williams. q. 81. Murray, Edward
s. Burnham, DR.. W. F. Breeland and L. B
Warn we're appointed financial agents for the
district.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-07
THE ELECTION IN CHARLESTON
COUNTY.
The Enfranchised Ruralists Voting In
Solid Masses for Grant.

The Enfranchised Ruralists Voting In
Solid Masses for Grant.
The returns of the Presidential election
from majority Of the rural precincts OF this
comfy were brought to The NEWS Office yes
terday BY special messengers engaged for that
purpose, and are given in tabulated form be-
low. AS was to be expected, the colored
vote with but few exceptions, was cast aolidly
for the man on horseback, whose name these
people have been taught to consider as syn
onymous with Republlcanlsm, and but 10"
white votes of any kind were polled.
The county commissioners OF election nave
decided to meet at ten O'Clock this morning
at the office of the chairman of the board'
Trial Justice E. P. Wall, to canvass the vote
of the city and county. This will be COM
narat,yely brief and simple operation, ana,
with diligence on the part of the canVassers
and their clerks, should be completed To-Day
The following is the table showing
The Result In the County.