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REMOVAL.

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EMoYAL.-0N AND AFTER NOVEMBER
-. me grover I Baker Sewing Machine Com.
pay VIII move to the spacious store at the corner
~ Iqsl street and Exchange place now occupied
~ ny Es8 orleans National Banking Associalion
ne building will be fitted up expressly for the ma
e 81 business, and large ard selected stock OF
the celebrated machines of the Company's manu-
Iacturei as well full line of attachment SILK
oc12 La
ID El0VAL-s0N OR ABOUT THE FIRST or
- November the New Orleans Branch of he
FEeedaans Savings and Trust Company VIII
move 90 10 l5Z Canal street, corner Of DTyades.
"A. PALLET, O
SELF I'm Assistant Cashier
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INSURANCE,

Louisiana Equitable Life Insurance Conn
pany,
CHARTERED By THE STATE OF Louisiana
Office Corner Carondelet and Gravier Streets
Parties desiring life insurance are informed that
this company issues policies OF insurance on all
approved plans as low as any other company. All
policies are non forfeitable. Lesses adjusted and
settled with plomptness and liberality.
JAMES, II. LOW,
seq Imp prasider+
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Samuel H. Kennedy, S. Friedlander,
f. Rigney, Charles E. SIayback.
Joseph Dunbar, G.P. Blancand,
A. Foster Elliot, W. T. Blalzemore,
I'm
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EEwaORLEANs, OcToBER L9: 1872:
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~ Money-Here is an opportunity for making
mo TX rarely presented ia lifetime We have
So1 the pest and surest selling article ever in
vented, that every housekeeper buys on sight. &
Is a small Furnace weighing only six pounds, that
tSh D5 used with or without stove. 1t win fit IN
as much work with one quart of fueI-charnoseI>
Ghps, coke corn c0bs wood or soft coalas ea7, ~
boil 6roIl, roast, toast, bake and stew. It If f6a
Dest hat-lEpn heater il the world. It's econong il
saving fuel is marvellous. You have no sgoola 80
or heat IN the room. It sells the wear roma ~
t@lL PIlce only ~ Thousands are sold eyery week.
any ~ Win small capital can clear from $50
county GO and whole State is Of incac4laSIe 4 w6z
"a " d man OF enterprise: We win send sa9pe
d9Enace 70 any part of the United states m c+Ft
81 gIG ? address for circular LYON MAET1F4FrJ1R
I-z1 LonFAAf, No. l6 Commercial Place. ocI7 5a
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~ 4ualnted and of business experience and
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1t is current speculation that the ne
groes will flock to the States where they are
already in the majority, and South Caro-
lima, Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana are
named as States which will probably be-
come dislinctively negro States. How is
this view confirmed by the census OF 1870?
The gain in Florida was 46 per cent; but in
'the previous decade it was Sc per cent.
Louisiana, which gained 81 per cent. in
1860, gains only per cent. in 1870; Missis-
sippi which gained Al per cent in 1860,
gains only II per cent. in 1870, and South
Carolina, which gained per cent. in 1860,
gains only per cent. in the next decade.
Florida was outside OF the seat OF active
war, and Afforded refuge for the colored
people. This may account for her gain;
but the gains Of Louisiana, Mississippi and
South Carolina have fallen respectively to
4, II and per cent, although the average
increase of the entire negro population, Tor
the same period, was IL per cent. 1t is
true that the colored populations OF the
three States last named suffered severely
during the war, and that the mortality
amongst them has been heavy since the war;
but, if there had been any considerable mi
grafton to those States during the ten years
ending in 1870, the result would have been
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meet In New York City on Wednesday 10 ue.
eide when and where the National Democfasio
Convention shall meet. According 10 'uo
present understanding, st. Louis VIII 10
selected. and as an earlier day is spoken IT
now than heretofore urged, it is quite Efooa'
hle Tint the 2sth of June will be named.
Soma of The members of the committee now
In Washington will advocate That date. A
committee from the St. Lou B GARD OF TRADE
and committee representing the citizens OF
st. Louis will visit New York to advocate In
claims of their city tor the convention. Tn
principal objection which has been raseo
against 81. Louis has developed since the
nominations OF the Cincinnati Convention,
and It comes frem such Democrats as are op'
posed to taking eny step that looks like CO.
operation with that convention, or the Mis-
sourl Liberal movement which originated 1t.
II ia insisted from those quarters that the
Democratic Convention should be 30 locate
az to be free from such an influence. In case
this objection has weight aud another place
IA named, Baltimore will doubtless %
salect ed -
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Gnstetter's 8 Bitters.

ag- FALSE THEORIES OVER
TaRoWN.-we live under new medical Sispen
satlon, very different from that under which 30
many Of our forefathers died. The sick are no
longer l,led till they faint, nor gorged with mer.
curry. nor prcstrsted with violent cathartlcs, nor
blistsred on their shaven heads. Ever since the
introduction Of ROSTETTEK'S STOMACH BIT.
TIERS, twenty years ago, renovation and restora'
tion, not depletion and prostrstlon, have been
the watchwords OF the 1udicious portien OF the
profession. The remarkable success OF this
famous vegetable preventive, tnvigorant and CDR.
rectve, has worked q complete revolution In the
general treatment Of disease. At first the dog
malIc members Of the faculty would not believe
in 1t. "What p' they exclaimed, "cure liver COM
plant without mercury, chronic rheuD aiism
without colchicum, fever and ague without qui-
nine! Impossible r' But the most obstinate In
credullty must yield IN the end to practical de-
monstratiou. Fiom that time 10 the present dys-
pepsia, bIliousness Intermittent fevers, muscular
diseases, nervous complaints aud constipation
have vanished under the operation Of the great
specific, In at least ninety per cent Of the cases
10 which it has beens used as a remedy for those
ailments, while as q preventive OF all maladies
generated by change Of climate, sudden revulsions
of temperature, epidemic poison in the atmos.
phere. and unwholesome water, its beneficial
effects have been 30 obvioas and uniform as to
secure the most perfect confidence in Its proper.
ties as an anttdote safeguard and cure.
meya-mwf3DSO
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very different. Nor does the census snow
that .shere has been any considerable move
n. ont from the North to the old slave States.
The third table indicates that the increase
in the more accessible OF the Northern
States is very much greater than the aver
age gain in the whole country.
In general way, the second table proves
that the movement Of the negro population
has taken Northern as we'll as Southern
direction; but it is difficult to say what
changes are even now in progress. During
the lost two years there has been, 1t is be-
lieyed, steady flow Of colored people 10
Mississippi, and it is hardly to be doubted
that the next census will show that there
has been considerable emigration from This
State. One great danger is that soutn
Carolina may lag behind in the work OF re-
forming her government, in which case the
temptation to move in this direction may be
stronger than the attraction OF higher wages
farther South. Even 30, however, it's open
for consideration whether the new comers
would not he the few aspiring colored men
who envy the Elliotts and Whippers who
have obtained prominent position here,
rather than the laborers who depend upon
the general prosperity Of State for their
rate Of wages and the security OF their earn
ines. A more imminent peril is that the
continuance of corrupt and tyrannlcal
government may drive the white people
away; in which event the relative strength
OF the negroes would be proportionately in
creased And this result can only be avoid
ed by seizing every opportunity which pre-.
sents itself OF making any change for the
better, however slight, in the character OF
our public officers. This is as necessary to
the well-being Of the cor6red people as to
that OF the whites. II South Carolina were
to lose her white population, it would be i'm
possible for the colored laborers to obtain
even the comforts which now are theirs, and
any improvement in their condition would
be out OF the question.
We do not pretend to say that the statis-
tics of the census Of 1870 are conclusive.
They are, however, true as far as they CO.
and they show that from 1860 to 1870 the
increase in the colored population OF this
State was only per cent; while the aver
age gaip throughout the United States, was
12 per cent, and the natural increase should
be, for the same period, about 10 per cent.
Up TO 1870, at all events, there was no move
ment of colored people to South Carolina;
and it is highly probable that thousands
we're lost Dy emigration to the far South.
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The Voice OF the South.

The Democratic National Committee
meets in New York to-day. We trust that
in it's deliberations due weight will be ac-
corded to the public sentiment and reason
able expectation OF that section which, in
the past, has been 80 steadfast and so pow
eriul an ally OF the party. To us OF tne
South, the action OF the National Democracy
must either bring joy and confidence and
the assurance of speedy relief from the worst
of our troubles, or else prolong indefinitely
the reign OF anxious doubt and fragrant
misgovernment. II there be any portion OF
the Democracy who have the right to. OBJ
iect to Mr.. Greeley, as a lifelong antagonist
of their cherished political views, it is GER
tainly the white people Of the Southern
States. II there be any whom suffering
and wrong and relentless persecution have
entitled to a hearing, when the question OF
stalking their fate upon the doubtful fortunes
of a triangular contest is raised, it is this
same people. And We but give expression
to the unanimous sentiment in South Caro-
lima, and, as far as we can judge, in the en-
tire South, when we urge and entreat our
Democratic friends throughout the North to
sink for the moment all personal prejudice
and party pride, and give the death-blow to
National Corruption and Sectional Hate by
a prompt, generous and hearty endorsement
OF the nomination Of honest Horace
Gzoolou
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HlnsicaI Books


TuE WORLDS PEACE JUBILEE
i CHORUS B0OK,
Is the book to be used at the coming Great
Festival 1t IL now In the hands OF tie 10000
singers who are to compose the choir.
The music was carefully selected by the Music
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by large number Of teachers Of
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For which its happy arrangement OF Theory,
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Capital Song for Young Singers,
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The above Books and Songs sent, postpaid, On
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The Negro Population.

The statistics contained In the report OF
the United States census for 1870 do not
confirm the common opinion that there is
likely to be steady flow Of the colored peo-
pie to this State. Time enough has not
elapsed to determine the law Of their move
ment; still, it is interesting to study the
figures, aud to use them 10 check our theo-
ries. The first table given below shows the
percentage Of gain in the entire negro popu-
lation OF the Southern States for the decade
from 1850 to 1860:
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Goneerts.
0onrfrts.
RAND SACRED CON GER T
ST. MARY's CHURCH, HASEL sTREET,
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1872.

Mrs. BARBOT respectfully announces that the
SACRED CONCERT rendered her by some Of the
best musical talent Of the city will take place nm.
der her direction next THURSDAY EVENING, With
the following
PROGRAMME.
!. TrIo-For two Flates, with Organ accompani.
ments-RosBini.
2. Goria-Full cnorus-Haydn.
8. Holy Mother-Soprano and Tenor-Wallace..
4. Ohsrity-soprano Solo, with chorus OF female
voices-Rossini.
s. Oh, God, Have Aercy-Bass solo-Mendels'
9. Waited for the Lord-sop rano Solo, Duett
and Chorus-Mendelssohn
Z. Trio-For Flutes, with Organ accompani-
ment-Rossini.
8. Let Thy Loving Mercy-Tro-
o. Thou, Lurd. art my HopeIsoprano aud
Tenor solos and OhOrus-MLllard.
10. Salve Msria-Soprano solos-Rizzo.
IL. Et Inearnatus 10y special requesI-Trio-Mer'
IL. The Heavens are TelliDg-Full 0horus-Haydn.
TICKETS OF ADMISSION, ST.. To be had at
the following places: Holiness Book Store, cor
ner King and wentworth streets; Mr.. J. R. Read,
King street; Messrs. Melchers & Muller, King
street; Mr.. G. ". Aimar, corner King and Van.
derhorsts streets; Mr.. q. Sieging, Music Store,
Beaufain street; Mr.. @. Litschgi East Bay. near
Broad street; Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswel,
No. 8 Broad street; Mr.. A. o. Barbot, Druggist,
Broad street, near Church street.
The Concert will commence at 8o'clock p. n.
precisely. mayo
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5perial Notices.

~ THE CHARLESTON CHARrTA
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the Benent Of the Free
School Funa-oficIal Rafne Numbers:
GLASS No. 491-MoRNrNG.
62-7l-25-65-57- 6-27-72-55-4
CLASS No. 4s2-EvENINa.
2-49-l4- 1-2l-6l-77-16-
AZ witness our hands at Charleston this 7th
day OF May, 1872.
FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
mars Sworn Commissioners.
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may 8

MIXON.-Dled, at the Convent OF Our Lady OF
Mercy. Queen streer, Sister MARY MAaDALBNE
NIXON, a naive Of Bsrnweil aged 81 years. May
she rest In peace
@- THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCEs OF the Sisters Of Mercy are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Obsequies Of Sister
MARY MAGDALENE NIXON, at the Cathedral
Chapel, THIS MORNING, at Q O'Clock. mays
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THE UNEQUALLED MACHINE.
Notices in Bankrnptrp.

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE OF APPOINT
II MENT.-lN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TRIOT OF SOUTH CAR0LlNA.-ln the mater OF
CopartDers In Trade as KERRiSON d LEiDlNG,
Bankrupts.-ln BANKRUPTCY. when 1t may
concern: The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as Assignee OF Edwin kEh' A
said, of the ty OF Charleston. In the County of
Oharleston. and State OF South Carolina, within
sad District. who have been adjudged Bankrupts
upon their own petition, by the District Court OF
Dated at Charleston, the soth day Of April, A.
tSigned) CHARLES KERRIS0N.
msy1-w3 Assignee.
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SEA GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that ehe is THIS DAY dlscharglng Cargo at Pier
No. /, Ion Wharves. All Goods not taken away
at sunset will remain on wharf at Consigneea
risk. - hORDECAl q CO.,
may7.2 Agents.
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funeral Not,rss.

@ THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Pringle, and OF their
son, JAMES R. PRINGLE, JR., are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Of the latter, at
st. Michael's Church, THIS "wednesday AFTER.
NOON at O'Clock. mays
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mays

~ UNION CHAPTER, No. 3, R. A. N.
The of1cers and Members Of Union Chapter, No.
8, R. A. M are requested to attend the Funeral Of
their late Companion, J. r. PRINGLE, Jr. at st.
Achael,s Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
BY order n. E. B. P.
mays CHAS. PENNAL, Secretary.
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Celebrations.
~ RAND TOURN A MENT
OF THE
STEAM FIRE MENT

OF THE
FIRE DEPAR T NJ E N !,
MAY sth, 1872.
Companies will assemble at the Citadel Square,
at O'Clock A. n. precisely, where the Line will
be formed according to Charter, under the direc.
tlon OF Messrs. II. b. Nathan, R NJ. Alexander, e..
P. Aimar, F. L. o'Netl and B. N. strobel, and who
will then take charge aud ofhciate during the day
in the same manner as on the last occasion.
The programme Of May, 1871, will be carried
ont with additional regulations which will be
furnished each Company on the morning Of the
Parade.
Citizens are requested to keep on the sidewalks
durIng the Parade. E. b. SPARKMAN,
Chairman Committe Arrangements.
may2thBmw4
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~- CAROLINA RIFLE CLUB.-THE
Members Of the Club are requested to attend the
Funeral Services OF their late brother member,
JAMES r. PRINGLE, JR., at ST. Mchael's Church,
TH1s AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
THOMAS FROST, JR.,
mays Secretary.
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@ CHARLESTON CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.-The members Of the Chamber are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral serVi'
ces Of their late Fellow.member, JAMES r.
PRINGLE. JR at st. Micnael's Church, THIS AF'
TERNooN, at O'Clock. P.J J. BARBoT,
may9 Secretary.
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~ UNION KILWINNING LODGE, No.
4, A. F. M.-The Members OF this Lodge are re-.
pectfully invited 10 assemble THIS AFTERNOON,
at 6 O'Clock, at the Hall Of the Chamber OF Com
merce for the purpose OF attending in body the
Funeral Services OF their late Brother.Member,
JAMES r. PRINGLE, JR.
BY order Of the WIN. ". GEO. GIBBS,
mays Secretary.
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TLEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPAR.
III ATOMS.

W, R. WARNE 81 CO..
OF PHILADELPHIA, -
oaer the FLOWING assortment OF Elegant Pre-
paratlons, now used BY Physicians everywhere.
Send for Price List to DR.. q. BAER, Charleston:
Iron and Iodoform Pills, powerful Alternative
and Tonic
Comp Phosphorus Pills, for Impotence, Loss Oh
Nerve Power, DC. :
Elixir Olnchonta CalisaYa
Elixir Pyrophosphate OF Iron
Elixir Calssya, Ir.'n and Bsmutn
Elixir Calissya, Ferrated
Elixir Ca,issya, IRON aud Stfycnnla
EiIxir iIiii PepsIn, Blsmuth and strcyhnia
Elixir Vaerisnste OF Ammonia
Wine OF Pepsin
Bitter Wine Of Iron
Wine Of VII Cherry
Ferrated Wine OF Wild Cherry
comp Syrup OF Phosphates (or Chemical Foodl
chitis, &c)
Lozenges Of PepsIn and Iron
Elixir Taraxae1m Comp. This is new and valu.
able combination OF the medicinal properties
OF the Dandeion, Wild Cherry and Gentian.
associated vi with Afoma1cs 1t Is very
its medicinal VIRTUES, It ia u .eful as vehicle.
and for masking the bitter taste OF Quintne.
Elixir Gentian aud Iron
Elixir Bromide Of Potassium.
ken's syrup for Debility and Nervous PROG
traton, Indigestion, Chlorosis, &c.
Elk. Valerianate OF Stry chna
Elk. Pho.ph. Quinine Iron and StrychniR (of the.
greatest service where there l. tendency to-
Paralyslsl
Beef, Wine aud Iron. an elegant combination,
especially Rervceable In cases Of children and
delicate ladies.
In addition to the above, W. r. Warner Co.
manufacture q full line Of Fluid Extracts and..y
Supsr.C Coated Pills. all OF which are TO be had at
Manufacturer's Prices. OF
DE-. d. BAER, No. 1sl Meeting street,
mch23DC&w8moH Charleston, 8. O.
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~ DELTA LODGE OF PERFECTION,
No. l, A. AND A. 8. R-Ihe Members Of this
Lodge are respectfully Invited to attend the
Funeral Of our late Brother, JAMES R. PRINGLE,
Jr., at St. Michael's Church, THIS AFTERNOON. at
O'Clock.
BY order OF the 7. P. N.
CHARLES F. SAMMIS,
mars Secretary.
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maS 8

~ BUST CHAPTER, No. ], ROSE
CROlX-The Members Of this Chapter are re.
spectrully invited to attend the Funeral Of our
late Brother, JAMES R. PRINGLE, Jr., at st.
Michae's Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
By order N. M.
CHARLES F. SAMMIS,
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&- DIR. ANDERSON HAVING Re-
TURNED to the city, Offers his services as Surgeon
Dentist. Dental Rooms southwest corner King
and Liberty streets. apr30
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@- ICE-A BRANCH OF THE MEET
ING street Ice.House Will be opened on north side
OF Calhoun sire one door east OF Meeting street.
on MONDAY, May 9th. JAMES KENT, Agent,
may6S Meeting Street Ice.House.
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~BURNHAM'S SUPERIOR YEAST
POWDERS.-Having used Yeast Powder in our
families for several years. we give decided pref.
erence above all others to that prepared by
EDWARD 8. BURNHAM, Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. 42lRng street, near Calhoun street, Charles.
ton, 8. o.. King Mansion Boarding House, julius
Petsch, B. O. Webb, George L. Holmes, George 8.
Pelzer, II. D., John 7. Wightman, D. D., William
Smith, Master Machinist, 8. @. R. r.
apr5-Smos
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T E l. G IS

@ Ell GINS
PHANT TOM.
The best Beautlder OF the Complexion In The Mar
ket. Ladies try 1t. you will md 1t 30. Sample
Packages Of THIS NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FACE Pow.
DER free by all druggists. D0WIE, NOISE 4
DAVIS, Wholesale Agents. Charleston, 8. O.
mays-mthslS