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T.,~N.y Y& FREEMAN. Journal

rnNsw YORK Nfssmans Journal
.xkich ~as not infayor OF the nominal
ton Of NJ. GRin.rr, publishes numer-
ous e1.rsch from Mr.. GRlELKr's late
spssches, and refers TO them in com
plimeptary manner. and regards them
as honest and effective declarations OF
opinion.
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MaRRYHD.

Observation-Disclosures Saturday
evening, October S, 1872, by Rev. ]. Crosse:
WV. A. CARSON to NARY a. HAHDLAH, all
OF MheennR .n..nL N Il INN ....--L---
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EyERYBODY'S FRIEND.
cialty or
SAlAX SHINGIE.

Scion Shingie..............Mr John E. owens
As REFORMED bv him throughout The
entire English world upwards OF Two thou-
sand nights. ,.. .,
General Admission, 75c; Gallery. soc.
the sale of reserved seats will commence
on Monday, october 7, At w. n. Shelb q
10. g Music and Piano Warerooms, unuer
Washington Hall. .... -
Mr.. Owens will perform in ZanesviIie' W.
on Thursday evening October 10. oct4-u
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Tie Congressional Campaign
ELECTION, OCTOBER OATH

and piacesi :sJIiE 's0.o
6 Writ Court House, Tuesday
evening, 01'9ter 81 rs.ns47ih ,7u-.L
Burn!n$ Springs, Writ CO.,
"Wednesday, Octobr g., .r.,osv. ~!
CaIhiodiuiInl Court House, FRI
day, October IL. [.. ,..,,,
? smithS lille, aRitchie county,
Saturday, October IL. d.
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a. M tie resioDs s.sisaed BY Har-
~. Weekly and kindred Radical papers
for opposiug FsAxols KsRNAr for Gov-
6sS MNs9 York 10 that hsiss Cath
ole. This is no doubt done to make
III, Radical platform 10 that State!hars
uxia dhh1 knowGNosbiDs irSeord
dEusr WHscg. the esAss candidate
x he Wee Presidency.
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VIEW AbvERrIsEM e MIS-
BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS

GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE
n 80 No. % Market street, i.s -Etr
- .cfs 70 sg-- SO. NAYLoR, Agent
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
r. the National Bank of West Virginia,
at Wheeling, at close Of business on Thurs.
day, October 3, 1872: go. ..i ~.
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TsscsaREtf or Psnssylvsoii. sr.
S,SoaS !. .Msss Convention soon A. 81 3 j
mppoSed that It will be attended BY Ct
E&6oStJ pSbonl Y Nav SosE lkaa
syss.S ss,sis,s II. ."'strsighr seoassn22
tsos vSich ssssmbied It the cspitsfof
IoSx1 az oskier.dsy consisted Of Chi
essoss1yMl fspoftsr, . policeman, and
,4SlySSSn Who wanted Office.
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WASHINGTON HALL.

WASHINGTON HALL.
-. =, ONE NIGHT ONLY. ..
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER o.
TIE far famed Comedian and Delineator
of the com and palmetto Drama,
Mr.. JOHN Il. OWENS, POI.
supported by his we'll selected and talented
Dramatic organization, expressly engaged
to accompany him during his extended
tour OF the United States.
The performance Will commence with
Sterling Coynes celebrated Comedy, III 3
acts, entitled
EvERYBODY'S FRIEND.
Major De Boots, the Swash-
hnckIer Mr.. ]. Z. Owens.
To conclude with Mr.. Owens great spe-
cialtyof
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Cheese.

IN BOXES PRIME GOSHEN CHEESE
CU Just received and for sale by
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Just made q speech, In which he stated MS
views apon the subject, and very sensible
views they are. That they are likely 10 pre-
vail at presentin England we cannot say. IN
that country legal technicaliLies and spee'al
~pleadings lie at the foundation of the practce
and rulings of the courts, and three centuries,
by slow accretlon, have so, piled precedent
Don precedent, statute upon statute, that 10
disturb one Weakens the whole. The reforms OF
the Encouragement would Involve a heroulean
labor. First, he is an advocate OF q cooinca-
tson of all the law, q work that has, we DE-
lleye, been only twice accomplished as TO tne
laws of q whole nation. Justinian codinea
the laws of the Romans, and the imperlous
will and ~far-slghted craftsmanship OF the nrst
Napoleon saw the necessity for such a sys-
temat;zatIon Of those of France, and The work
was undertaken aud nearly. finished. The
task iin England will be more difficult than
either OF these. Sir John Colerldge further
advocates that law and equity should be
united, and the House of Peers, as the su-
preme and ultimate tribunal Of the kingdom'
be superseded by a Court of Supreme Appear.
He promises also, at the next session OF Far
lament, to Introduce two bills, the one deal
ing with the Law. Of evidence, the other Will
the Jury queation. 81
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Black Ballast.

The mobilization OF the negro, and the
wanton precipitation Of him upon the unof-
Tending loyal States of Ohio, Indiana and
Pennsylvania, is a spectacle more sad~ana
instructiye than curious. But the time TO
point the moral effectually is not yet at
hand. 1t is OF q piece with Radical cum
ming and rascallty generally which has
never failed in the long run to rebound 10
the injury alike Of the party and OF Inc
negro. Already the jocose Conservative
journals are shouting Hoop i" over TINS
.stranoe invasion OF the North. Unless
Greeley is elected there will be in a few years
no occasion for jubilation over this monstrous
business. But the riots in Cincinnati and
elsewhere, OF which the telegraph brought
.tidlngs early on the day Of election tne
9Th, foreshadow our meaning.
But the idea OF trimming the ship OF STATE
with black ballast is certainly a novel one
1t lacks the originality Of Grants mastery
conception of "attritlon" as applied to Inc
Confederate army, but it will do. At aii
events 1t puts the ward OF the natlon u
:nae which promises to be permanent. Lo'
the noor negro, driven to and fro, now q
makesbIft and now a dead weight, always q
menial for Radical service-what q tate ZOE q
freeman and an owner Of the American IRAN
chiae It seems to us that il Cuffee had a
shadow OF true spunk he would rebel against
this degrading process by which ne Is maze
human ballast and nothing more.
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The Cotton States Agricultural Fair at
Augusta.

The third annual Fair of the Cotton States
Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Association
will commence next Tuesday at Augusta.
The Association commences its Exposition
this year under the most fiattering auspices.
Under the difficulties which attended the first
years operations of the Association 1t ran IN
debt; but last summer, through the public
spirit of the City Council of Augusta and the
citizens, all this Indebtedness was paid on,
and the Association is free and untrammelled
The premium List is literally and most skill
fully arranged, and is calculated to Interest
The representatives OF every branch of South
ern industry. The gentlemen who have
charge OF the affair have an experience oil
several years; they have prodted and have
been taught by the lessons Of former
exhibitions, and have taken every pre-
canton to make the Fair q complete sue.
cess. The manufacturer, the mechanic, the
PLANTER, the raiser OF horses, of cattle, OF
poultry, will find that everything has been
done to Insure their convenience, and to give
the articles which they may enter an adVan-
tageous place. A large crowd is expected
to be present, and the exhibitor could find no
better field for benefling himself and the
public than will be presented In that city. No
one need stay away for fear of insufficient &C.
commodations. The citizens will make every
exerlion TO entertain suitably their guests,
and Augusta has plenty Of frst-class hotels
and boarding houses. Let no visitor who can
90 stay away. A cordial invitation ia extend
ed to all, and We are convinced that no one
who goes to Augusta will fail to have a
pleasant q d.instructive Visit.
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An Ally. for Cotton.
lRrnm ,ha New YORK soutn.l

From the New York South.l
The cable informs us that the jute crop Oh
India has been destroyed by a cyclone. In
India lutte has taken the place of cotton as an
agricultural product. India exports yearly
s25. OOo, 900 worth of jutein q raw and manu-.
featured state. The importstions OF raw ana
manufactured jute by the United STATES III
1871 amounted to SIS. 1862, 1888. For some
strange reason jute has not become 10 any
extent one of our agricultural products.
Much of the land on which cotton grows 10
suitable for the cultivation OF )ute. IL ID
raised for about one-eighth of the cost OF cot
ton. and at present sells for one-quarter OF lts
prIce-s profit OF one hundred per cent LIB
Yield ia larger than that Of cotton. 10 lndia
iute ia driving out cotton as q product. There
is no possibility OF its being cultivated at Inc
South In place of cotton, but there 10 great
feasibility of Its being accepted by Southern
planters as an ally for that great staple, ana
an ally supplying In some respects Wnas IL
lacks az q great Industry.
A writer In the agricultural Report" Tor
1871 very truly says that If the planters OF
the cotton States divert ''from the cultivation
.sof cotton a force sufficient to produce halfa
.smlllion OF bales OF jute, that crop WILL Dc
"uearly q clear acquisition, and will save a
..large outlay for freight, bale-cloth and COM
oil cotton" He further adds that
its cultivation twill save several millions (of
.,dorars) sent out OF the cotton States every
s.year to purchase gunny CLOTH" and that
sjute would supply the female labor OF the
.south, which retires from the cotton Hello
s.under the system Of free labor. The "hands"
might be employed In picking 1t When
driven from the fields by inclement weather.
The South could manufacture as we'll as
grow the article, and have it leave their hands
only In a manufactured state. The writer
from whom we have before quoted says that
"the simple machinery used in Kentucky for
.ssspInning and weaving hemp might be ap-
"plled to jute." We hope to hear soon
that some of our large planters have taken
to add the culture Of jute To that Of cot
ton, thereby subscribing their own Interests as
well as Inaugurating an important branch OF
Industry for the Southern States.
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Notices in Bankrnpirp.


nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
UAROLINA.-in Bapkruptcy.-ln the matter OF
ISAAC =. &. BENNETT, Bankrupt-Eastern Dis
trtot Of south Car0llna.-A warrant In Bankrupt.
cy has been issue by said Court against the
Estate OF ISAAC .. Il. BENNETT, Of the County
Of Charleston and State OF South Carolina, In said
District, who has been duly adjudged q Bankrupt
upon petition Of his Creditors, and the payment
or any debts and the delivery OF any property be-
longing to said Bankrupt, to him or to his use.
and the transfer OF any properly by him. are lor.
biuden by law. A meeting OF the Creditors OF
said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose
ono or more Assignees OF his Estate, will be held
ton, In said District, on the 10th day Of uclooer,
A. ID. 1871, at II O'Clock H., at the ONCE ofJULIUS
U. CARPENTER, ESQ.,, one Of tho Registrar, In
Bankruptcy OF said District.
r. II. WALLACE,
oct10,l9 q. 6. Marshal for SAID District.
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Muuiriual Notices.

NREASURY DEPARTMENT, CITY
n HALL, OCTOBER 18th, 1S72.-This Office is
ments OF all Interest due upon the CITY Stock,
except SATURDAYS, upon which transfers Of Stock
win be made.
For the first five days priority In payment
Will be given parties paying Taxes to the City. In
part or whole, with said interest. All Payments
Of Interest win be made by check. to be cashed at
Front Desk OF this Ufice, and where interest ia
less, the penalty shall attach on deficiency,
though paid In currency, In conformity with or.
dlnance. T. ]. CO0GAN,
octl5 City Treasurer.
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Musital Books.

Musital Books.
THE STANDARD IN THE VAN /
All other Church Music Books, Of whatever de.
gree Of excellence, are respectfully invited to fall
In the rear OF
THE STANDARD!
Our New Collection of Music for Ohoirs, Conven-
tions, and Singing Schools. It Cam OF be excelled
In quality. and intends ts lesd Ia circulation.
SoA OF THs MERIrs.-Short Theory. Album.
dsnt Material, Sacred and Secular, for practice.
Excellent set OF Netrlcal Tunes, In large, clear
print, aud not Crowded. great advantage. On.
usually good collection OF Anthems, Set Pieces,
&c. The compilers, Messrs. L. o. EMERSON, Of
Boston. and H.: R. PALMER, OF Chicago, are per-
haps the most skilfnl men of their time IN adapt
lug music to the wants Of the 'singing'' public.
Price, 81 So; Specimen Copies sent, for the pres.
emit, postpaid, for 81 2t. -
A PERFECT suCCEssi THE PRINTERS CANNOT KEEP
PACE WITH TIE DRMANDl DIrsoN 4 CO.'S
GEMS OF sTRAUssl
BY JoHANN STRAUSS f
1t is q large book Of $50 pages, full sheet-music
size, filled with the best Strauss Music, waitzes,
Polkas, QuadriIles, &c including those perform
ed in this country under the direction Of the
great composer.
About 80 worth OF music are included In the
"Gems'' which are, however, sold for tho dimlnu
tive price OF 50 so in Boards, So In Cloth. Sent,
postpaid, for the retail price.
OLIVER DlTSON d co., Boston.
CHAS. B. DTTSON q CO., New York.
sep14sw1yrDkw
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CHARLESTON FEMALE SEMINARY.
No. so ST. PHILIP STREET.

The THIRD ANNUAL SESSION will begin the
frat MONDAY in october, and end the second
ERIpAY In July, the term being shortened Two
weeks TO Induce pupils to remain until The close
OF scholastic year.
Applicants aud those absent from the July Elk
PROMPT attendance requested, so that the Regu.
bar Exercises OF the School be not retarded:
Pnpiis entering the second and third weeks will
be charged from the hrst.
snniv al above. miss L. A. KELLY,
ooI1o PRINCIPAL
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rNO RENT, THE STORE No, 65 HASEL
street, known as The Hasel street Bazaar.
A ,,nly IN lr. OCtl1-tnblu4
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Buar1lnQ.

TWO GENTLEMEN, Or A GENTLE
i NAN and his WIFE, can obtain BOARD,
Win pieasant koons, upon reasonable terms, at
Meeting and King streets. octl6
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90 ReIn.

mo RENT, PARTOF A LARGE HOUSE,
with modern improvements, On line OF
sLreet Us:s. Apply at No. 10 hutledge avenue.
uCtl4.mWS9s
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NARD.-MRS. P. j. BARBOT RESPECT
" FULLY informs her Pupils, and The public
generally, that she will resume her INSTRUCT rs
on the Plano and to her Solfege Glass on MONDAY
next, october Dist
new Solfege Glass win be formed on TUESDAY,
god inst, at her resldence, southw est corner
Smith and Montague streets. Terms $l2 per quar-.
ter, payable In advance. octl4
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anus e1nerts.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
OPENING OF THE SEASON,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, EVENING, OOTO-
Der Old AND ODD.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
BY THE POMEROY 9NEDAIR SEXTETT CLUB,
t0F BosToN)

Prominent Artists Miss VIOLA POMEROY, the
Charming Contralto, conceded to have the purest,
r, s. GLOVER, Tenor Absolute OF the RichiDgs's
Opera Troupe. The Shed sir sexlett Club, OHEV-
ALIER L. SNEDAIR, Conductor, Composer and
Solo Glarionetist, from the Italian Opera, Paris,
from Che Musical Institutions Of France, Germany
and Italy. Signor X. REBECHINI, only success.
ful rival Of PaganinL Les treres OoInu-AL,
BERT AND LOUI5Et1e youngest tVlolinists ID
exiatence. PLAYING all the Classical Music OF the
OldM Master 8. Mons. A. sHNEIDDER, Solo Flutist,
from Milan, recognized as the Paganini Of Flnt.
lists. E. BiLLHAkDTy Solo Bass Player. n. MA.
Rus ECKERT, French Horn Soloist, Inc only
compeiftor OF the celabrated Snyth. D. MARI
Ami, Violin Sololst, enc OF the oldest lnstrumen:
talists living, originally OF the Jenny Lind and
P~arepa-Ross Tr0upes. &c. BRONTE, Accom-
panist. LOUIS SNEDAIR, Conductor.
Admission to Orchestra and Dress Circle, 81 81;
no extra charge FOR Reserved Seats. Family
circle and Gallery, SO cents. octl7-o
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NOR SALE, AT OHlCORA MINING
IL AND MANUFACTURING COMPANIES MINES,
y miles rom Charleston, one mile from NORTHEAST
ONE STEAM ENGINE, is inch diameter cylin-
der, 20 inch stroke Engine; shaft 6 Inches IN diam.
eter, with fy.wheel q leet diameter; solid rlm TX
by 8 inches, and one 9 feet pulley, II inch lace
turned; Judson's governor, pumps, &C., complete,
all In good order.
ole Tubular Boil.r, with 81 s-inch tubes, 10 feet
long; CRATE bars; smoke STACK, 81 feet long, steam
and water pipes complete.
One Patent Upriglt heater, 9 feet high, 3 feet
diameter.
The above Will be sold as q whole or separately.
Ont 4 Inch diam-ter metal Shaft, turned, 8! feeb
long, coupled with p6de8tals, DC. On this shalt are
TWO b-leet puleys, l8 inch lace, two 4.feet pulleys,
IA inch face, aud one 2a-feer pulley, 10 tncn lace;
pulleys turned on face.
Two pair 6 feet diameter French Burr stones,
with Splndles, patens Brush, d., complete, driven
by q s feet beyel m0rtice wheel.
Two Orushers for Phosphate Rock, complete;
one entirely new, with gearing for driving same.
One finch Shaft, 70 feet long, coupled and
turned.
One Wire Rope, x inch diameter, about $50 feet
long.
one Rubber Belt, 1eH Inches wide, go feet ;.eng.
One Single Screw Phosphate Rock washer, com-
plete, In good order. -.
There Is q tram road from the works to the
Northeastern Railfond, and suitable cars, which
will enable the purchaser to remove the machinery
with facility.
For terms, DC, apply to- mo
octI5. tuth Charleston, s. 0.
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GbnrgIlpnai.

THos. P. O'NEALE, TEACHER OF
the Plano, organ and Vocal Auslc. For
terms inquire at the Music stores or st his resi-
dence, No. 10 Radcliffe street. ocl9.Wam6"
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Bus,ness Garos.

A O A R 3.
l would respectfully inform my friends that I
have resumed business at No. 26 Vendue Range.
PETER MALQUEEN,
Provision and Produce Commission Merchant.
Octl9-tuthslmo
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EOR RENT, THE LARGE HALL ON
third story OF building southwest corner
Aeeting ana Market Streets, suitable lor clno or
drul room. TnEU. sruNEY, Southern Whari.
.rtI7thatn3
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GEMS OF STRAUSBi
Mem pnbliratioI1s.
1YMNAL OF THE CHURCH.

We are prepared to furnish the "HYNNAL' at
the oWeSt Introduction prices. A variety OF
styles. Prices from zoe, 40c, sOc. 76o, 81 and up
wards.
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A GENTS WANTED. - THE MASTER
n SPIhIrS Of TIL WORLD, THE n
Ui.r HOUSE UF AMERICA. d GhEAI boUh
.uE THE YEA Agents report sales OF rs 10 lou
copies in a few hours or days. Prospectus Tree.
Aduress J. W. GOUUSPEED, New YORK, chicago,
Cincinnati, 81. Louis, New orleans.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-19

WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A COMPE.
w TENT Bookkeeper in q Factors Olnce.
Audres BOX 373, with references and salary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-19

WANTED, ALL TO GO TO WHITES"
for their Furniture and cave ~ per ceht.
W. went Lbere ami Was surprised 10 sec 30 much
Furniture a. sucn low prices. Ills stock G Vers .
space Of about twenty Thousand square IeeL
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-19

NOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
J. HENRY OTJEN, son of the late Henry
UJen, for Seventy Ave U0liaIs. Will b1 sold at q
discount at NENKE k hULLERiS. aug27