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The World.

Sharp things have been said about the
New York World during the last two or
three months. 1t has been called wicked
World, q corrupt World, q stupid World.
This paper did some Of the pelting. But
the World has bowed 80 submissively to the
decision OF the National Convention, and
has accepted 80 Loyalty the nomination OF
Horace Greeley, that we are anxious that
bye.gones should be bye.gones, and that no
recollections OF its eccentriclties should be
allowed to diminish Its influence as the pres
ent supporter OF the Reunlsn ticket. A
blunder, especially an honest blunder, is not
a crime, and, as their object is to win, the
Liberal Democratic party cannot afford to
repel any quondam opponent who, at the
turning point OF the canvass, ,sbandons the
battle against: the. inevitable, and comes
squarely oversto the patriotic side. In max
ing converts. .just, no#, mild words will prove
more potent than hard rubs
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HIEW RoCKBRIOGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IN IROOKBRIDGE co., VA.

This new Watering Place Will be open for the
reception OF visitors on the lsT DAY OF JULY.
The waters have been long aid faYoraoly
known, but until lstely no imptovementssu Isua nave
A Joint stock company, chartered under the
name of the JORDAN ROUKBklDGE ALUM
sPRINGS, has been organized with ample capital.
the Company have completed tris season pew
ard elegant Hotel, furnished throoghout IN the
very best style.
the mineral waters are both Alum and Chaly.
beate; the former bring efflcactous In all cnronlc
disea.es. such az Pneumonia, Dyspepsia, Chronic
Diarrhoee, chronic Dysenrery, scroIuls lnclplent
Consumution, Bronchitis, Chronic Laryngtls; ana
The lsttei general tonic, and is OF great value
Ia those affections which are peculiar To tne
female constitution. The ACCOMMODATIONS Will
be 1rat-class In every respect
ROUTE-The Springs are eight miles from co
shen. on the line Of the Chesapeake and OHIO Rail-
road. and within eleven TO thirteen hours Of Rich.
Rond. washington aud Baltimore BY rail. Ool.
II. G. Harman's elegant stage coaches will con.
meet with the trains twice day at Goshen Depot.
Board per day, 50; four weeks, 500. For fur
tier particulars, apply to U B. LUCK, =
General Manager,
90. as above,) formerly ofthe spottswocd Hotel,
Richmond. danH1mo
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President Grant Declares War.

At time when patriotic citizens, all
the Union over, are clasping hands and
putting behind them the hates and sus-
plcions OF the late unpleasantness, President
Grant, true to his instincts, Is preparing for
q new raid. jim unfortunate South Carolina.
A pile Of warrants foot:aad a half thick Is
ready for Union County alone, and not a
dozen citizens Of Saxon blood in the county
will escape arrest. The other upper coun-
ties are TO be served in the same way.
President Grant hopes by hls bloody tyrsp'
ny to lash the white citizens OF the State
into the Radical lines, and to COW North
Carolina into voting the Radical ticket on
the first OF August. But he overleaps him.
self, and will fall out OF the office-holding
ranks In November. A policy 30 brutal as
that which President Grant pursues In this
State will deprive him Of many vote In the
North and West, without adding a iot to
his strength in the Carollnas. Instead OF
the peace which he promised, he gives the
South, wherever he dares, the horrors and
torments OF war.
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two dollars day. The first demonstration
that attracts the attention of the stranger is
the barking Of several ferocltus ''bull pups'
very accurate originals, 1t is said, OF the MAJ
Morgau's caricatnres in Frank Leslies: so =
would seem that the President keeps his main
stock here on his qniet farm, where ther eau'
cation and bringing up can be attended w.
apart from lie corrupt Influences Of Washing
ton and The dissipations OF, Long Branch. The
iarm Is supernteaded by William Elrod' Oh
Ohio, who says he is not o relaiVe'of Grants, ,.s,
though .'the Grants and Elrods were ,s.s s%ass ~
pretty thick." The superintendent says ,ln
spite of all the stories told about tne, frsa'
dent, the only ''crltter" on the place g~eu W
him was an old mare, presented by Senior &c
Nero. An attempt had been mace TO- repair
the house, but Mrs. Grant wanted it left as
uhen ,he was girl. The farm consists lof
seven hundred acres worth about two hun
dred dollars an acre.
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That Scrip.

The Blue Ridge Scrip seems to be In q
bad way. Judge Willard intimates that II 1t
is shown to be bill OF credit, he will de-
clare the issue to be unconstitutional as
being q violation of the United States Con-
stltution. To avoid this danger, 1t is pro-
posed to show that the Scrip is simple GER
tifcate, receivable In payment of taxes.
But the law authorizing the issue OF the
Scrip provides that Il shall express that
'sthe sum mentioned therein is dae by the
estate Of South Carolina to the bearer
"thereoi," and IL the Scrip simply says that
it is receivable for taxes, the whole issue,
upon that ground, is plainly illegal The
chances are that between the two stools the
Scrip will fall to the ground.
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TILEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPAR.
III ATOMS.
W. B. WARNE B d q o.,
nr puII Anr11pH

W. B. WARNER d co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
(,ner the following assortment Of Elegant Pre-
psrstons, now used by PhyAicians everywhere.
SEND FOR Price List to Dr. q. BAER, Charleston:
Iron and Iodoform Pills, . powerful Alternative
and Tonic
Comp. Phosphorus Pills, for Impotence Loss OF
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Elixir Oinchonts oallsaye
Elixir PyrophosphAte OF Iron
Elixir Uailsays, 1n,n and Biamuth
Elixir Oallsaya, Ferrsted
Eiixir EiiS Pepsin, % Bfsmuth and strcshnia
Elixir yslerianare OF Ammonis
Wine Of Pepstn
Bitter Wine Of Iron
Wine OF Wild Cherry
Ferrated Wine Of Wild Cherry
Comp. Syrup OF Phosphares (or Chemical Food
sSrqg sB, Fl HI{p9ph0spn''e' I '0r Consumption b'0n
LoIenges OF Pspsin and Iron
Licorice Lozenges, cotaining Vanilla, Tolu, DO.
Elixir Taraxacnn Comp. This s new and valu'
OF the Dandennn, Wild Cherry and Gentian,
associated with Aromatics. 1t fs q very
agreeable and efficient remedy. Aside from
its medicinal virtues, it is q 'eful as vehicle
and for masking the bitter taste OF Quinine.
Elixir Gentian and Iron
Elixir Bromide OF Potassium.
syrup Phosph. Qumlne, Iron and stryehnia, tAit-
trstion, indigestion, Oniorosts, DC.
Elk. Valerfauate Of strychnia
Elk. Phosph. Qunine. Iron and StrJohnia (of the
greatest service where there is tendency to
ParalyHial -.
Beef, wine and Iron. an elegant combination,
especially serviceable In cases OF children and
delicate ladies.
In addition to the above, W. r. Warner & 90.
m rnannfaccure ftll lima of Piuid Extrpnfg and
Sugar.Lo Pills, al Of which are to be hsd at
Manufacturers Pricea, Of
De. b. BAER, 30. 1s1 Meeting street.,
mch23dkWeuoa Charleston, 8. o.
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The County "Irr.gularities."

Before the first Board Of County Commits
sloners. elected In 1858, had been In office
many months, it was suspected. that there
was a hole in the public money-bag. The
paw OF the county officials is small, and, as
miracles are not wrought for the benefit OF
lghthngered politicians, the public came
Quickly to the conclusion that hundreds OF
dollars were multiplied thousand-iold by
either peculation or speculation. An ot1-
cial exposition Of the cost OF running the
county machinery was made In February
1871. wher, Governor Scott, In special mes
sage to the General Assembly, showed that
s2ss, BAL had been drawn from the County
Treasury In little over twelve months.
This was a staggering,statement, consider
ing that the whole annual cost OF the Sta'e
Government, before the war. was only sAoo,-
900. The estimated expenses ofthe county,
it is assumed, are about $4,000, which is
in the nelghborhood of the amount which
the tax for county purposes should produce.
How have the expenditures, been run. mp
from $4,000 TO s2Oo,o9of The letter Of
County Commissioner Mclaughlin, printed
in TIE NEWS q yesterday, gives an inkiing
of the process by which the result was
reached. @t.:.,.a
Whatever doubts there may be as TO the
lngenuousness of Mr.. McLsughlin's state
ment go far as they exculpa.e him from any
participation In the alleged misconduct OF his
colleagues, there need not be any question
as to the sincerity OF his structures upon the
general management Of the county affairs.
Mr.. Mclaughlin says that three times the
cash price has been paid for the county
work; that no work has been given out by
contract; that the cost OF the Trial Justice
system in the county iS 1000 year. But
these are not the gravest charges. Mr.. Nc
Laughlin declares that aspirants Tor Office
did not hesitate ''to make large and ex-
'.travagsnt expenditures Of public money
.to secure their own electlon;" that bills
were more often passed out Of the Office than
in it; that checks were Issued which were
not brought before the board, and, in some
cases, "wlthout consideration. Well may
Mr.. Mclaughlin naively suggest that the
business Of the county has been conducted
In a loose and unlawful manner. =
With the quarrel between Mr.: Mclaughlin
and his colleagues we have nothing to 90.
The great point Is that one oil the three
County Commissioners, in the public prints.
accuses his colleagues of acts which,. II
proved to be true, should cause the guilty
officials to remove in hurry from the Fire
Proof Building in Charleston to the Thief.
Proof Penltentiary in Columbia. Is there
no way to probe the sore to the bottomf
Is there no public officer whose duty 1t Is to
investigate and prosecute charges against
the official integrity Of the County Commits
siouers? Is there no citizen, anxious to
work out his own and his peoples redemp-
tion, who can devise way to bring the cul-
prits into court without more delay?
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Party Changes.

The New York Tribune prints an interest
ing tabular statement OF The relative strength
of parties, exhibiting the changes which
have taken place In the past four years. A
comparison OF the popular vote shows that
the Republicans were In O majority ip twen-
weight States in 1868. OF which States they
now hold only twenty-five. In 1868 the ab.
solute Republican majority was 336,46s;
this figure has been: reduced by more recent
elections. to 100, 9e9. If this form OF state
ment be objected to, it may be said that the
Democrats lacked but 1884, A4S2 give them
a majority of the whole. vote, counting
against them all third party movements, or
a gain OF, less than three per cent. of the
total aggregate cote .aoousd put them IN a
majority. :.a - ~
!. Turning to the electoral vote, 1t ls seen
that the twenty-five Republican States cast
2s1 votesin the Electoral College, and the
fifteen Democratic States cast l36 votes.
These States are Nevada, Indiana, Alabama,
Virginia; New Jersey, Oregon, North Caro-
lima, West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland,
Georgia, Kentucky, Texas, Missouri and
Tennessee. So the, opposition have but to
gain. New York and Pennsylvania, holding
their own In, other States, to give them ls9
electoral votes against l67 FOR Grant. The
Democratic minority in the former State is
but 2. IA per cent; in Pennsylvania it is 3. ls.
In 1869 and 1870, the Democrats carried
New York; and in Pennsylvania the Repub-
licsn majority was less In each year than In
1868 and 1871. Should the opposition carry
New York, Pennsylvania aud Indiana, they
may afford to lose Nevada, Oregon and New
Jersey, aud still have 1s4 electoral votes
against 1872 for Grant. A more favorable
(but still reasonably estimate might be
made for the opposition that they could
claim, In addition to the fifteen States
named, Illinois, California, Ohio, New York,
Pennsylvania, New Hampshire. and Coz
necticut, making twenty-five States or ESQ
electoral votes. Such classification would
leave Grant fifteen States, with LOG electoral
votes. -"
Since 1868, the Democrats have reduced
the majority against them by 1874, 43l; and
the Republican majority has been attenuated
in nearly every State by the unpopularlty OF
the Administration and the ruinous and cor
rupt policy Of the Washington. managers.
For instance, in October, 1868, the Demo-
Gratis had the small majority OF 96l In In
diana; the Republicans had over 5000 In the
November following, but by 1870 the Demo-
Gratis had reached majority OF 1858. Texas,
which was classed as a Republican State In
1859, reappears in 1871 with Democratic
majority. So With Missouri, which gave q
majority OF rs, sss for Grant in 1868, but, In
1870, brought out Liberal majority OF
4l,s17 In to.al vote Of l66. .626. The move
metts Of parties, and the changes In pro.
gress now imminent, show how easy 1t
should prove to elect Greeley and Brown by
q rousing majority,
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Only saOO,oOO,

:: It is said that ST, 7s6. 1923 OF Revenue Bond
Scrip is already issued by Treasurer Parker
and that it will take $500, 900 more, to
cover the guaranteed bonds OF the Blue
Ridge Railroad still to be surrendered. The
total issue, therefore, will be over two mil
lion dollars. This is at least two hundred
thousand dollars more than the law author
izss. Is it proposed to have next session q
bill to make valid the oyer-issues OF Revenue
Scrip? .a 49,
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~ IN COMMON PLEAS-BEAUFORT
lOuNTY-Ex parte RAIr.RY Il COMPANY in ra
RI. DAvANT, Commissioner, vs.. the Trustees Of
the College Of Besufort-Pursuant to the order Of
the hon. Q. B. FARMER. Judge, in the above stated
case, notice Is hereby given to all and singular
the Judgment Creditors of WILLIAM q. WIaG
that said Court has limited and allowed ninety
days from the date Of Ibis order In which said
Creditors may prove their claims before the under
signed, Receiver, at his ONCE, in the Courthouse
at. Beaufort, q. g. Judd,
@. G. p. Receiver.
Beaufort, 8. O., June IA, 1872 jun22.eo
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~ BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
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Factory 10 Bond street, New York.
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imy1o

nv, SPECIAL. OTl0E.--THE UNDER
SIGNED, having opened q Branch Grocery on
sullivan's Island, is now prepared to furnish the
residents land those intending to locate there
during the summer months) with their Supplies
at the very lowest Charleston prices. Attending
In person to the business, can guarantee salts
faction to all who may wirh 10 patronise me.
Very respectfully. FL. O'SEILI.
juno t.a.,.
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Eeaal Not,res.

r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TH At,
i three weeks after date, will make appllca.
lion for renewal OF Nine Shares OF Planters ana
Mechanics, Bank STOCK, In the name OF Onaries -
Ksnenanx. TRUSTED OF " D. p. ArDau and vile,
Loaf OF nal. LAID, namely, No. 1878.
Charleston, s. u, July 6.sss W. ID. r. AkNAu.
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Misrenar1eGns.

T EATHER HOSE FOR STEAMBOATS,,
IL MILLS AND PHOSPHATE WOHkS.
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Inent by LAUREY, ALEXANDER& Co.
julys-tuths7
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s- THE CHARLESTON OHARTTA-
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the Benent Of the Free
School Funa-Ondcial RafIie Numbers:
RAFFLE GLASS No. .ee1-MoRNna.
1s-l7-54-;;B-32-- --7s--2l-2s-3l-22-60-67
- RAFFLE GLASS No. 602-EvBNrNa. .
7s-26-S4-35--I7- 58-7-W-H-8&-42
Al witness our hands at Charleston this 18th
day Of July, 1879. - -
FEM PECK,
: rs 4 JAMES GILLILAND,
julyl8 Sworn Commissioners.
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Uatrhes, Jemelrp, Or.
U ALL, lRLACK d co.,
Nos. sss AND 6s7 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK,
will continue the sale OF their immense stock OF
DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY and
FANCY GOODS
urtng the summer months. AL goods will be
sold Without reserve, at great reduction: to
lose the business. Janl0
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2 Uruus, GaenlralS. Nr.

nR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU-.
MATTO SYRUP. .
Warranted under oasr never to have failed to
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Rev. Joseph Be9gs Falls Of Sehnylkill, Phladel-
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New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy. Frankford,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Phiiadelphia; Hon. J v. Oreeley. member Don.
gresa nom Philadelphia; bon: !udRe Lee. Gam.
Ex-Governor Powell, kentucky, and thousands OF
Others. warranted TO cure or money reluuded.
49, DR. GEO. OAULIER, AGENT,
tulyl-1yr = charleston; 8. O.
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G1uratl1nGl.

RACE CHURCH INDUSTRIAL
u sOHOOL.-Instructio will be given and tho
use OF machines allowed grstuitously on Thurs.
day and Saturday morning, from A. II. to 2 p.
II, at the Depository, Chalmers street. 1unls
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~- sCONSIGNEES' NOTICE. THE
schooner HATTIE 3. SAMPSON is dIscharging
Cargo at Browns South wharf. AL goods notre
moved BY aunset will be positively stored. No
claims for damages Will be allowed unless noted
before removing goods from the wharf.
MOSES GOLDSMITH & SON,
Julylo I --'' - - Agents.
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d@ON MARI A G q. ~
Happy relief for Young Men from the ELECTS
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~ DIR. AYE RS LABORATORY,
that has done such wonders for the sick, now
issues q potent ressorer for the beauty OF man.
kind-for the comeliness which advancing age
Is 90 prone to diminish and destroy. Bis vleoR
mount, luxuriant lockB on the bald and gray
pates among Ss, and thus lays us under oSliga.
tions to him for the good looks as well as health
OF the community. .s..,... >. july18 stutha
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9pstial Norlrea.

9perial Nonres.
~ OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
THE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK COMPANY for
the benefit Of the State Orphan Asylum:
;. GLASS No, 3a-FRIDAY MORNING, July IL.
5s-48-14--3s-23 23-2s-67-18- 4-22-- 9
CLASS Nc. 'lo-FR1DAY EVENING, July IL:
So Observation-Disclosures
witness my hand at Charleston, s. O., 18th day
July, 1872. A. A0Roso,
tuly13 Sworn Commissioner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-13

@AMoNG THE NUMEROUS PREPA
RATI0Ns for Gray Hair in the market, We recon-
mend to our readers HALLS VEGETABLE sIOIL.
Ian HAIR REVIEWER as the best. Our Druggists
keep It for sale. jnlyla-stuth8