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Cotton In tho East.

The cotton Industries of India have been u;
Illustrated by q complete collection deposited
in the South Kenslngton Art Exhibition In
London. The articles chiefly come from the
Bombay District, which ls the chief cotton
market of India. The general plan of the col
lection has been so arranged as to illustrate
every stage of the cultivation, growth, treat
ment, sale aud manufacture Of cotton. Thus,
specimens of the different soils and of the va
rIous manures used are given. A large map
of India has also been prepared, showing, oy
various colora, the chief cotton districts and
their relative products and qualities. A large
proportion OF the cotton grown 10 India
probably about $1,000 bales-is retained IN
the country for home consumption; the an
nual exports amounting to l.40o,OoO 6ales, OF
which over one million bales are shipped from
Bombay. The cotton is used In India for
stuflng beds and pillows, for making quilts
and for padding coats. A certain guam
tIty is consumed for lampwicks, for stuf1ng
saddles, f%oritrapplngs, harness aud ropes, and
for many purposes almost impossible to
imagine. The greater quantity 10 of course
spun and weaved 10 make the clothing de-
manded by a population of two hundred MIL
lion souls.
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his throne, only seen by the high onclaiS
when he ate and watched over by inc E"-
press in his hours Of somnolence. DC nus
come now 10 have an interest in DINER ma'-
ters than his own personal dignity, ana WINS
the President OF our own country aIienus .ne
anniversary of our oldest educational lpS1'tu.
lions, to fish successfully for complimentary
lilies. the ruler of Japan is watching win =
patriarchal interest over the College ol Leu
do. This school Is an Institution OF recen'
Growth and though owing to q lack Oh III.
leprity and symmetry in Its mooes VI
instruction, the highest possloie oen
his have not been secured, en'ou
inu PROGRESS has nevertheless been naue
under the American superintendent, ano 'ne
students themselves realize that they are gu
,or,nc. advantages which their predecessors
never knew. At q recent commencement VI
this college the Mlkado was In attendance, ana
instead OF requiring q throne to sit upon, was
democratic enough 10 use the chair OF the
American superintendent, with alady's shawl
thrown over 1t. The students were but Q
very little abashed at the presence OF the
rraudchild of the sun, and went creditably
through their exercises. Several addresses
were delivered by them In good, vigorous
English, and with the little complimentary
clansesin, such as our youth like to have ready
when The Governor Is present graduating
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gray hair It'd natural color and youthful appear.
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out. 1t ia entirely harmless, and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, and will therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now In use. Numerous testimonials
have been sent us from many OF our most promi'
nent citizens, some Of which are subjoined. In
everything In which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect.
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feet and uniformly than. any other nrhnarafion.n
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Grain I'm England.

John Bull, although he has plenty to wear,
ls likely to be in distress this year for Gome-
thing to eat. According to an exhaustive re-
view of the English crops In the Mark Lane
Eruress, which Is regarded as the highest
British authority, the season has been remark
ably unfavorable; the rains have been excess
sIye, and in many Of The agricultural counties
of England where cutting hos not commenced,
the wheat has lodged, sprouted and mildeWed;
while where the grain has been cut the shocks
are stated to have been thoroughly saturated.
tt Ia remarked tl2th instantly that only about
one.fourth of the crop had been reaped, andit
was difficult 10 say at that date whether not
sunshine or more rain would prove the most
disastrous. On this point our London con-
Temporary adds I'VE now want forthe coun-
"try,s good a set In Of cold, dry weather, and
sit this be denied us matters may be serioue.
ut is lust the sam in France, where oil con-
"fdence has vanished, aud the Paris market
shas already risen three shllllngs per quarter
| son wheat. But France is not the only coun-
| .stry besides England which feels the severity
"of the weather. Belgium, Holland, Ger
"many, Poland and Russia are full OF appre-
"hensious; and Hungary plainly asserts that
"the gathering there is so unequal and inferior
wthat exports thence are hopeless" To add
to this discouraging aspect, The same author
ity says the potato disease in England and In
some parts Of Ireland is bal. With The threat.
| ened serious Limitation Of the food crops OF
The United Kingdom, o higher ruling of The
prices of breadstufs would seem to be newt
able. Fine. weather may make partial amends
for som of the damage that has been infllct-
ed, but under any circumstances the yield can
hardly be brought up to the proportions OF
ordinary seasons, nor can the crop be equul TO
| an average quality.
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The City Railroad Deb'.

A man OF largo means contracts a debt
which he is fully able to pay. Misfortune
comes upon him, and the debt which he
could have paid, without hurt, a short time
before now threatens to force him into bank
ruptcy. Ia desperation he casts about for
relief, and asks whether all the debt placed
upon his Bonded back was properly incurred.
There is no doubt that he had the money
and spent it; the question is whether he
could lawfully borrow the money and so
spend it. This is about the position occu-
pied by some taxpayers OF the City oil
Charleston who took the ground That the
debt of this city, incurred in subscribing to
the capital stock OF the Blue Ridge and
other railroads, wa void, as being contract
nd without authority. The amount OF money
involved was 50, 300, 900, more than one'
third OF the entire city debt. 3 confirm
atory act OF Assembly had been passed 10
1854, but this was held to be unconstltu-
tional and void. The whole question was
deliberately argued IN april last, peiore
Judge Graham, who decided in favor OF the
validity OF the stock, ruling that The city
had the power to make the subscriptions in
question, and to levy the necessary taxes,
and that the conirmatory act was constitu-
tional and binding. An appeal was taken
to the Supreme Court, which court has just
rendered its decision sustaining the judg-
ment of the lower court.
The opinion OF the court is delivered by
Chief Justice Moses, who compliments the
counsel on their research and arguments,
but holds that a decision lin the case OF
James Capers vs.. the Mayor and Aldermen
of the City OF Charleston) which has been
accepted and conformed to for over fifteen
years 'sbould not be disregarded unless the
.necessily for its reversal is clear and appa-
rent. Relying upon that decision, the
public sshas dealt with the securities to
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"which it referred as valid and binding on
sthe corporation, the City Council OF
"CharlestoD, and nov to declare them
s.esued, without the sanction OF law, would
sideluge the State with q flood OF litigation,
sthe consequence OF which would affect it
s'tor at least half o century. Not only the
"wealthiest capitalist, but the poor widow
stand orphan, who, by the faith reposed in
ssthe said decision, invested their all in these
ssstocks, would feel the heavy blow which q
s'declsion against the validity OF the ordi-
s'nances under which they were issued would
"inAict." The Chief. Justice further says !:
'.Even IL our legal Judgment differed from
ssthat pronounced in the said case, looking
sto the disastrous pecuniary consequences
(which would follow, we would not, under
sthe circumstances, feel ourselves Justihed
sin any adjudication tending to its reversal
awithout q judicial necessity which could
mot be avoided" The appeal, therefore,
is dismissed.
II would be 8 pleasant thlns, Oh coui'o' y
wipe out one.third of the city debt and one
third of the taxes for interest; but we nave
all along looked upon this railroad aeo''
barren though it be Of good results, as a
binding obligation upon the city, and we 90
not regret that the Court OF Appeals mas 30
decided. And now that it is proved mat
there is no royal road to pecuniary rellei'
we hope that the City Council, as one man,
will accept the situation, and, by lrusal
management and wise economy, keep taxa
ton down to the lowest point compatible
with the continued payment ot interest and
the doiug of work Indispensable to the health,
comfort and security OF the City. Charles
ton is moving along. In ten years. time the
debt now 80 hard to bear will be a mere
Aea-bite. But for the present we must make
up our minds to carry a heavy load, and to
carry it cheerfully and well.
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Our Radical Reformers.
,rrom the Rnck alI LANTERN !

Tie Republican party, as was expected. mas
split into two factions. The rogues have fallen
out: aud both factions accuse each other OF
monstrous frauds and rascalities. One party,
with brazen-faced hypocrisy, cries TO the other
.sstop thief I" the other coolly retorts oy CIV
ing the lie to the charge. The truth is, that
the apostles Of Reform ore but little, If any
thing, better b a those whom they would re-
form; and they do not deserve the confidence
of the people, however fair their promises.
MANY OF these Reformers have connlved at
the ~roguerles prac!iced upon our State, and
assisted in dragging her down to what she is
to-day. ''L
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Joint Gtork Gompanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
" TIE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK CON.
PANY for the heneqt Of tho State Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. 12I-M0NDAY MORNING, September 2.
77-4-34- 5-68-40- 2-5l-63-64-78-26
GLASS No. l2s-MuSDAY EVENING, september 2.
% 6-3O-6+-H- S-35-l7-43-2l-38-9l
sep3 A. M0RbSO. sworn Commissioner.
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" BATCE

dB- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THlS
superb Hair Dye is the best in the world. Per.
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints, or unpleas.
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Dye produces Immediately Q splendid black or
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists.
Factory 10 Bond street, New York.
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~ C%ONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified
that she is THIS DAY discharging cargo at
Adger's South Wharf. All Goods remaining on
dock at sunset will BIO stored at owners risk and
pense. JAMES ADGER d CO., Agents.
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Gost ann 5onno.

CTRAYED OR sToLEN.-A SUITABLE
y reward VIII be paid for the recovery Of q
DUG, which has been missing since Thursday
last. He answers 90 the name OF 'Watcn," and
Is about eighteen inches high. Black, with white
neck and breast, cars cropped and tail long. APP
ply TO No. 20 Ashley street. sep3.tuthe3
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w- MIR. THEODORE G.. SNOWDEN
Is authorized to act as General Power OF Attorn ey
for rs from this date.
sep2,3 STONEY r
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~-CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA, from New York, are notified that
she Is THE DAY discharging cargo at Adger's
South Wharf. All Goods remaining on the dock
at sunset will be stored OF owners' risk and ex-
pense. WIN. A. C~OURTESAf,
sep31 agent
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ns-ON MARRIAG E.~

aB- o II A B 3 / A G E.. IN
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
Of Erroro and Abuses in early life. Hanhc :" re-
to Marriage removed. Now method OF TIT
ment. New and remarkable remedies. BooA'
and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa. oct17
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w DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE ACTS
instantaneously, contains no Sugar Lead or Sui.
phur. Warranted harmless. Has no bad odor.
Easily applied. aug298D&w
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re- IF PEOPLE WHO SUFFER FROM
the dull stupidity that meets US everywhere In
spring, and too often IN all seasons OF the year,
new how quick It could be cured BY taking
AYERS s~ARSAPARILLA to purge tho bile from
thor systems, we should have better neighbors as
well as clearer heads to deal with
anp3I. stuth3DAW -
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@s- THE USE OF HALLS VEGETA.
BILE sICILIAN' BAR REVIEWER not only re-
stores the hair to its natural color, but gives It q
soft and healthy look. aug31-stuth3D&w 81
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OFFICE TREASURER
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON r. X. Co.,
CulpT poroN @ n

SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON r X. Co..
CHARLESTON, 8. c.
The Coupons for Inter st on the BONDS OF the
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
COMPANY for Funded Interest, which mature
September /, 1872, will be paid on presentation at
the Banking House OF q. b. KIMProN, Financial
Agent for the State OF South Carolina, No. 8 Mas.
sau street, New York, or at the First National
Bank, Charleston, at the option Of the holders.
sep3 tuthss 8. W. FISHER. Treasurer.
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.9uerial Notifeg.

w OFFICE TREASURER SAVAN--
Nah AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD, c0MPA-
NY, CHARLIE ,ToN, S. C.-The Coupons for In.
terest on the BONDS Of the CHARLESTON n
SAVANNAH RAlLR0AD COMPANY, guaranteed
by the Estate er south Carolina, which mature
September l, 1872, will be paid-on presentation at
the First National Bank Of Charleston.
8. ". FISHER, Treasurer.
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EOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
IL ]. HENRY OFTEN, son Of the late Henry
Uiien, for Seventy-nve Dollars. Will be sold at o
discount at MENKR d MULLER'S. auge7
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UTANTED, A SECONDHAND PORTA-
w BILE COTrOH-PRESS. Apply to j.. ID
CLAU> SEN, Market street. seP8.l
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UTANTED to INFORM THOSE NOT
wv acquainted With the fact that the SOUTH
4 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY issues Joint
Hfe Policies, iusurtig the lives OF partners In
business, 80 that, on the death OF either, the
amount insured for Is pnid TO the surviving party.
1t also lnsures iutband and wife on the same
plan. EBEN COFFIN, AgenE, No. 81 Broad street.
mayl8
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EOR SALE, By. A GENTLEMAN
about to leave the STATE, q good SADDLE
HUYSE. Address Lock Box No. 60. aug50.4S
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4 LII DESCRIPTIONS OF SEWING
MACHINES repaired on reasonable terms
aud at the shortest notice. Also O few good SO.
ccnd.hand Machines for sale, very low. J. l..
LUNSFURD. Smith street, north OF Wentworth.
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TOR SALE, TWENTY-HORsE POWER
Stationary ENGINE AND BOILER, in fair
Of '. Price, $780, Also, q lot Of SKATING,
Pu, g, &C., at q bargain. CAMERON, BARK
Ley 60. aug22 thstu
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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WHO UN-
w DERSTANOs. the Lumber business. Must
come well recommended. R-.R HUDGlNS CO.,
foot OF Lucas and Bill streets. Sep3.2R
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XETRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS in large or small quantities.
Price 90 GENTS PEt HUNDRED. Apply at tnt
ntrca OF THE NEWs4. mav1a
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DLANTATION FOR SALE : GREAT
i BARGaIN-PORT ROYAL RAILROAD
Tie subscriber. being about to leave the State,
offers for sale that yalu able PLANTATION, called
the "Yeoman's Traet,n situated In Barnwell Coun
ty, near JacksOn's Branch, wa.ers OF Lower
Three Runs, containing $40 acres.
The line or the Port Royal Railroad ID In close
proximity to it, and the splendid Circular saw
Mill OF DR.. ]. q. Miller not moro than q mile from
The richly.timbered portion OF the estate.
There are about 200 acres cleared, producing
splendid crops OF cotton and corn.
Last year 4 comfortable frame houses were
erected by the pro prletor on the outer edge OF the
body Of umoer, and the locally Is remarkably
healthy.
The timbered PORTION (71s acres) presents as
fine q body OF virgin forest as The eye can meet
with In this State, varying from the smallest sized
cap timber to the largest ranging Size.
TO railroad contractors, lumbermen and tur
pentlne d~lstillers, no faer opportunity has ever
been presented Of. realizing q fortune, as they
have the option OF shipping to Savannah or Port
Royal, either by Vater or rail.
For further particulars, apply to the subscriber,
or to II. N. THOMPSON, Esq. Attorney ut Law,
Wllliston, SO. Ga. In whose hands are the titles.
Wililston, So. Cs., August lsr, 1872.
aug3 n. N. MILLER.
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WANTED, A SINGLE GENTLEMAN
w wishes to obtain Board In q private faml'
", also gentleman ind wife; French preferred.
Address A B, Lock Box 81, Charleston ST..
seB31
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MULES, HORSES AND PONIES, JUST
lyl arrived at 81. OAKMAN'S Stable, No. IS
Unufch street, near Broad, aud for sale on time.
auy3I-6H
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IUarts.

VTANTED A WOMAN Or NAN IC
w Cook and be useful. Also, o small BOY
AnndIy at No. 3 Aiken's ROW. sep3.la
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A GENTLEMAN, WITH THE BEST
"A testimonials, OF good character and com.
potency wishes q position as Teacher In some
public Institution, or as private tutor In 8 family.
No objections to going into the country. Can
teach French, Latin, Greek, Piano and the other
branches OF q good education. Salary OF not 30
great consideration na pleasant association. Ad.
dress U. d. ", 1t the otlce OF this paper.
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Meeimgs.

HIBERNIAN sOCIETY.-THE REGU.
ll LAR Meeting o. your Society will be held
n Tuesday, EVBRfcG, at 8 O'Clock.
JAIdES ARMSTRONG, JB.,
san3 Secretary. :.
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for Gale.

EOR SALE, rHB FINE AND FAST
SAILING Pilot Boat "Y0UNG AMERICA, ~
thirty. eight tons burden. and, Ia every respect,
Parties wishing to purchase the
same, will apply to Captain g. F. HABENlCHT,
8 South Bay. u.s.. sep3-l
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VTTANTED TO RENT, BY THE YEAR,
wv q Hall In SOME central locality, suitable
for 8 Social Club ono Ride Corps. Address, with
full PARTICULARS, R. u, at this ONCE. aug20
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.DOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF PuR.
ID liz LANDS.-The Members OF this Board
are summoned to attend a Meeting q EYsNISG,
at Market Hall. at half past 7 O'Clock.
]. n. I. DEREEF,
sep3 Secretary b. q. P. L.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED By A. RE.
E SPECTACLE Mechanic Of steady habits as
Iinsmi.h. He wishes q steady place; has no OBJ.
lection 10 gooin thu country. address Z. b., al
This once, . ang29
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wE SELL YOU GOODS AT WHoLEaALR

RATES.
go. =. -.,a:sc.5 ssSii:a
1:yf II a,r -. T
49, & ~ IIesl,.
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DROMPTITUDE FIRE ENGINE COM
P~ANY.-Attend the Regular Monthly Meet
ing Of your Company at Liberty HaI, Ibis EVE
MING, at 8 O'Clock.
% oN r. W. BROWN, 81.
sens.s Secretary p. F. E.. co.
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GERMAN HUsSARs TILTING CLUB
1T The Regular Honthly Meeting Of your
Clnb viii be held THU EVENING, at s O'Clock, at
W. '"D p. @. W. BISCHOFF,
eono First Director.
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yEyANTED, A WHITE WOMAN WITH.
w OUT membranes, iaerman preferred,l
TO cook and attend 10 houHework for q small
family. Apply at NJ. / Ashley street, ono door
above Calhoun streeE. aug3l,3s
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WTANTED, A COLORED WOMAN
w without membranes to cook and do the
Homework for q sniall- family. The best recon.
mendatloDs required. Apply az No. 81 Went.
worth street. sep2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-27

5elfatr Marrtott,
@runbeisentbums=M dtler II. &edtsanpalt,
wprtmeasGde Der 2esiugtpn. II. ct. YcuiTr.s
gingans on Der 81. Baulitra6e, 2. Ebtre.
Baltimore, Wo.
66ufer. QauefeQeu une Sruntmietben se=
louft unb perfauft. 8aionoere Muimerilamteit
miro Dem @inSieben uou aniprIi4en, 0tistpsn u. /.
10. susefuenoet.
NrIeiben neQocttrt. t2SI-)