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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14

\ CONVENTION OF toIoRED Liberal Re
rrnulCAH$--.A convention of colurcd Literal
Republicans ilaS hccn III session in this city
for day or two past, and adjourned yestcr-
day. after Il most harmonious session. The
cities of Washington. u. {. !; Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Alexandria, Petersburg, and Rich
mond, were represented.
\. Johnson. OF Alexandria, was elected
president, and Richard singleton, Of Ricll-
mond. secretary. Thirty-onc delegates We're
present.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted heartily cndors-
in. the Cincinnati platform, plcdgins tue
support Of tic colorcd Liberal Republicans
ic the support OF Greeley and Brown. and
tlauktn. tnc General Committee OF the State
for their urduouS efforts i'll behalf of the
Liberal Republican cause and towards the
restoration of peace.
\ large colored vote was represented ar
Backing this movement, and much enthuSi
asm was manifested In the proceedings.
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CARPETINGS, RUGS, OIL-CLoTHS, DC.
l nm now receiving my FALL SUPPLY.
vr,vET, nRussILs, and TAPESTRY CAR
PETINGS:
TiikEElPLY, INGRAM, and DUTCH CAh-
PETISGSi
VELVET, ADMINISTER. BRUSSELS ana Ia
PEsTRY RUGS aud DOoR-hLaTs;
OH, -CL 9th, all widths and qualities;
furRrhIS MATERIALS, LACE CUHIAins'
aid WINDOW SHADES.
The above and all goods In my line shall be foia az
-s,,ft,n,,c priccs. R.P. RICHARDSON,
So l3-2ui Ns gO1, corner Mint, and slain streets
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Terrible Esurr:c;asc--Great Damage so
SFiDuipg and Loss of Life.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, September 1.-THE
Wlndard islands have been visited hy y
fearful hurricane Vessels were driven
ashore at 81. Kits, Guadaloupe, and Mar
Unique, and grent damage done. At DO.
mincu vessels were dashed to pieces,
wlnrves broken, and many lives lost.
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BALTIMORE MARX ETS

BALTIMORE. September a.-Virginia 8s. old. 37s {:
consulS, 5ci registered. a5. West Eir.inia's. las
Bids.
Flour quiet Wheat opc4icd active and firm. and
closed dull; choice white, Sl.o56tss. Corn dull
white, GSc yellow s36te5c. Oats steady; southern.
&c. Rye quiet. Provisions iirucr. Pork. Sl4.5OU
Sli.75. Bacon unchanged Whiekey frnler at aic.
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UNAVAILABLE. LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFlcE, SEPTEMBER la;-Wll-
liam Z. Bnrwell, Richmond; G. Is. Bcokef,
Richmond; j. Al. Randolph, Nor, rails,
West Va; A. b, Woodbridge, Richmond,
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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 10

IMMATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER II. Is72.
su rises .......... $40 Moon -ets.......... @:ll
s'S............. 6ll High tide. ::li
FORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER l3. 1S7".
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Rcll. III" "kcnan New York, mcr-
ch,uoi>r AMI passengers. john ". Wyatt, agent.
Steamer palis;t:". Nelson, Norfolk, uCrCElnt'is,'
and passengers. ID. II. Rogers. agent.
SAILED.
Steamer John sylvester, clifford, Norfolk. mer-
clau6lsC and passengers l.. B. Tatuu agent
SchoonerJ y. =. Cuiuegys. Hubbard, New York riI
jaime, river. wood. Curtis X Parker.
SrhDrnpr john Mctii mis-. Phillips. Stamford:
barb IN Myers K Et:,nan, 'u-Scl Ia Curtis &
Iarkrr.
SCHOONER Wreath Collins. Grcrc., Norfolk, light.
CLEARED FOR THIS rnitf.
NEW fUaK. September l2.-SchOcner Mott
I,'lgll. Br''rll.
NFatiHtNrt.
LtrE-SAyiSG 81 STtTijy-liUl.ES.- ;sfs. Cutler
and Gallup, "f Mystic Bridge. CQmucctlcut' hafn
bcril awarded hy the rrcl:ui! tit CONTRACT for
building nine litc--a,ng salou-llo-ce on III" cont
of Cap" Cod. aud one on Block Island. Massirlin-
sctts. Tho Price is -l.itJ Tor Zach station house.
The buildings are To b" completed hy eccin5cf 1T.
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'Iairc.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, september 13.-The
Gallatin cotton mill, in Sumner county,
Tenn, owned by the FitzgeTlld Company,
was destroyed by fire to-day. Loss, s5o,o 900;
no insurance,
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BpooxLAND T0wNsnIP.-A meeting OF the
citizens of Brookland township Will be held
in Brookland Hall on Monday afternoon at
o'clock for the purpose OF organizing u
Greeley and Brown Club.
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REV. J. b. JErER, l.. DIR. Jctcr furnishes i
letter for the Religious Hsrud every week giving
MI account Of his travels. The first appears In this
weeks issue. That every one who wishes to read
these dceplyterrsting letters may have thr pr''i-
cec Of doing 50, the Hrdid Is put I" ne" s'lb-crl'
hers nt oae d0lttr for five months.
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a.iiC-isOuf Found.

KEY WEST, september ia lile-boat, bot
tom up, was found near Abaco on the 23tl
uItimo. 1t is supposed to lie from the
wrecked steamship RiCnvillc.
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W. l.. WHITE. Agent st. Louis Mutual Life In
snrancc Company. has removed his Office To q. N
MARSlIALL's (ovcr PAINE & CO.'S. Main stree
near Thirteenth.
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ADV ERTIsE.--Uur merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise In tile
Inlpers of that section. NJ. ELLTSoN & CO. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
| lichnrsi ir.fa
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Buy your ncck-fics, collars, and underwear iros
+, Il. SPENCE 4 SOS.
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,trd i','UN IN ~, fiEis.--ihe quantity of water
ii. ~, !" ,,,HHhSulshiug fires IN London dur
lIerr' ''a a', amounted to IG,204,5i7 gallons.
he ,iv pi"-iflI Of this water was taken from
and 'i ,h' aahics md from canals and docks,
'''e remainder from the street pipes,
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Or, AA> SAKrKT-RAGGEK TO BIZ TURNED
ta;,, nv n"mocIats will have large ma
viii ,r,, "a U'c next Legislature of Texas. and
a, tn,' reach Governor Davis. ii is said bat
., r''. 'Sai."n shows that he was returned
,,.r',1,L "4'a' "i'd that Dir. Hamilton WAS really
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14

Rev. join A. BRoADUS. H. D., Is giving the read
rrs OF the fci9i"mS Herald iccoun! Of his travels
in the Holy Land.
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e,onrressiouaI Nomination..

AUGUSTA, September l3.-Phi|ip Clayton
lis been nominated for Congress by the
Radicals of the eighth district
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Buy your clothing. shirts, and furnishing goods
from f. Is. SPENCE 4 Son.
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only two Baptist papers IN the world havea mrgeI
circulation than the Religions Herad of this city
1t is read IN every section Of the country and is th'
lst medium IN the South for advertisers. lis cliargc
for advertising are very moderate considering til,
extent and character of Its circulation.
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Fatal HELLER Exp{0Siarp.

CINCINNATI, September ia boiler has
inst exploded III The foundry on rhe corner
of Pearl and Ludlow streets, aud 1t j. re-
ported that seven iilcI were kiiic,..
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Don't forget that REDFOND the halter irons an,
blocks silk hats free of charge for his customers. o.
Main street.
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PRoFEssou ANDERSON will give grand enter.
tainmcn om Saturday afternoon. on which Occasion
every child present will receive gift doors opci
al ~: commences nj
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SOMETHING NEW, fresh, and elegant for young
men Just received at z. WE1SI0En u Co.'S, l9O
Main street.
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r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING In
Der IL. 1872 81 81 ~ * gss2ss Il q
Persons calling for lct.crs I'm slis list win piesse
say Advertised" III not called for IN four weeks
tlev wifi be Aent 70 the Dead e:tcr Office In Tas-
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rEAHS. PEARs.--Tllnsc who wish some n z pcaIt
Should call at PIIZINIS.
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REDFoRD is here. Go and look 1T his Broadwa
utSles.
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THENCE, uncovered small lams and shoulders
have arrived. W. B. HERsMAS.
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Obituary

BosroS. September 1%.--Rrv. ltoWlaiid II.
Allen is dead.
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R,,,c,o,.s s,yr,crs ro-Noppow W.
n,to tho fnl,,w;nr sno,;,l ,,,n,ntmn,t.
,,o,,,,,,n,t,1 E,;sronnI po, Dr Wood
hrid~o ,t ia 1t and 5p n
<, po,,r, En;sco,oI Sscrv,ces at -
NJ. and SP. NJ.
S..renth. Street Christian Cauych.-Rey
,Joscph l.. TYLER at IL \. NJ. and L. NJ.
First p,.cSiyfcr3nn. Communion service
at IL 4. Vi. Sermon bv Rev. T. l.. Preston
ID. ".
Grace. Street PrcstW,rIdn.-Nc service III
II \. NJ PRAYER meeting at ) L. NJ.
Second Bnpitsi.-Rsv. W. ID. Thomas. ID.
H.. ut II 4. NJ; Rev. C. e.. Biting at i. NJ
MsthodiA Ep,Sc0p0i- Services in the
United States Court-rnom nj u A. NJ.
Manchester BdPiiSt.-Rer. III. Petty ut Ii
A. VI.
Manchester EW ,copd'.-nrine service at
ii \. and ! 7. VI.
PROCEEDINGS OF ruE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
GREELEY tLrRS. regular weekly meet
ing OF the Stat' tcn''Hi toliniIce OF inc
Greeley and Brown campaign tlubs was hclt'
nj Tie committees headquarters last nlGht.
lhr attendance WIS III 90, ah" s'c p'''cv"'
inSS We're cnihllSia>ticand harmonious. Mr.
y. VI. Lee, i'rSt Nlcc-plesiacil!, ocCup,ru 'ne
ll..E
char. III the absence OF "ch'i'l h''o'! l.
johnson, the prr>iucnt.
toIoneI +. W. Na'ioo" oa'rtu Il S.r"S " ol
resolutions, WHICH, a''er ahiehuhlcn'' "ele
adopted a> follows;
"RrSoir.d. That the Finance Committee be
instructed TO issue an address, setting forth
the purposes of this organization, the work
it has done. Is now DONG. ana what II pro-
poses To do; and the secretary shall coinmu-
nicatc the sddrc>> io active young men III
the cities. counties, and towns of the Stale,
appealing to them to l'isr money by volun-
lary contributions. and forward the same to
the Finance Committee; ana that com
mitcc Of five be appointed 10 make coltec-
tionS in tie city OF Richmond.
49, RrSoirrd. That the committee ap-
pointed to make collections Ill the city OF
Richmond shall br authorized to make such
arrangements in regard TO collections in the
rltv with the City Central Committee a>
they shall think proper"
The following committee was appointed
under the last clause of the first resolution
\. NJ. Lee, j. J. English. ". Is. ls'ac>.
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REpFoRD the young mems halter. lr,s the extreme
broadway Block SIX hat.
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c.nnIAe:Es. rarsGrEs. de. m
COSFECEB0NERlES.

IMESl LINES! LINES 81 Els,
IL elegant for preserving. or for iemonads. or
nnuchcs: & cases Lee & Perrtiis's W0rcestershife
ssntra I,arfs. pints aud half pints; Also Clarks.
Svress nd other imitutous gee dozen quart BfsiinS
fcachps 500 tozeu fresh Tomatoes. canned; %"
-. "a f.i2 saln street.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DIsPATCH
OFFICE FRIDAY, september 18th: S a. M.
II degrees; =. A., 80 degrees +. NJ,
- degrees.
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MILLS NOT STUPPED.-Solne person,
MI taking advantage OF our removal has sircg.
nf,d n rerorf that We have stopped our mills. II
fhe trade lias been ts,ed by tnls stamenf we takt
this mode OF saying that the yIhGtNiAs sTEi.M
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS are SUI IN sueSs7ss'
1Is 30 Hi W. d. II MAN y 60. I
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REpFoRp has just returned from New York wit
all the very latest styles.
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Shirts made to order by Z. B. SPENCE & son, l3.
Main street.
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NJ EILYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, nisPaT'H
building, will receive advertisements aud have them
inserted In any journal Of the country at regular
rates,
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nEvAEvs,sssIs as s'rEANERS,

TOR NEW Ynkk.-The Old II >fFT:ff2 : ?,
l. Dominion Steamship Comr,ny's clC-r 80. p
RL.KEMAx. Will sail SUNDAY. Stptcnlher 18th.
at uclock T.. II. Freight received until Saturday
night. ,
wardcd With dispatch 10 aii points north. south cast.
and wet. Clost CONNECTIONS matte with Cmiard
Line for foreign ports Passenger accommodations
uuSlrpasscd Fare. $l2: steeragc, ST: rotintl-trip
tickets. 500. For freight or passage. applyto
JOHN VI. WYATT, Agent.
q. li-u No. 3 Governor street.
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GRAPES. something that is coed, may be found d
pIZZISI.s
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Go IN 1870 Main street for clolh!u@ Shirts AMI fur
nishng goods. +. Il. srEScE & son arc trrr.
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u,o THE puBLIC.-some days since

UNO THE PUBLIC.-Some days since l
i was arrested on charge Of perjury snd assa
!mstir., OF the peace. for trsl. Tie reporter. IN
mentioning the case In his rerorisoS pf0tecdlns ih
Manchester, stated tlaL was sent on to ihs aea
seslucly could not say, tlint had what my cose,
Captain ". L Copton aud Samuel psSes L Esa.J ,l
thought best NOT 10 offer any defence at the time.
Mr. Worthington Is the leading isadicai or the
county and the expoanoef ,as m s%orn at Nv n,,
OF his negro constituents. STOOD tht flttP enanee
of getting justice under such
lila wins IN hopes that would Je permitted fo
await In peace the ac;ion Of u court ana Jury o. my
country but 10 my surprise VIZ toaay on
Ing the Magstraa;e rys Eenrt ~ q nsr;ary bs the ners
constable Of the township and hurliesi nIoss psa
lard T. Edwards. the colored AN
on a warrant sMurn ont by u. W. hos. aDtiis' a ~
fine bright lights of kcp,:tiieaBisin. ,,.,,..a,
S,w In .lues seem strange ,G me nl5f tns haAtsi
In the ronnty eau procure S,s a,9 ri,;ie warrant
sworn out by me have been held y. us ,,s,a.,s
same officer Tor near two weeks al tihe Ai'''o1s
':esIre TO say>lc to my mans frieuds aMd il,e
public generally that TIL, whole thing Z, we hao. ~
"a put no Dob again inr, anu sn.,s.t na ssrs.
ask The public TO withhold amy opinion ns w
icct until can nain fair bLI Wiush sha,I -
speedily r. s,ss,ns .ssisi r., as ks sse H. ies
,ud the Esyro justiec released h!n ,,i is own ic-
ihs es, isi. based upon visible reai fsian thilxl'
am to-day eutite.i r The rscore q the s,,s,aiS
- two dcliars 60 each iic thai AT. Hss slss's *
own. he'i's'fa''s' : ii Y Z I. .,yrn.
1est dat bsai :. ~. ,.s,ts
T5LlXIR CALIsAyAts BARK, IiioS sps
~ gisipI ELtSs s,s LIN ,.s 81 Ii s,s.1
EhixiR Eli III GAIisAY E 2 M iT ~ &.
.Alg 81 EssiNH sHI
sts,q,, aIS
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WANTS.

w A n TED. FIFTEEN CIGAR
w MAKERS. good workmen and especially so-
cictr men. AprlS at corner o1 Brook avenue and
Adams. over t,lazrl,rock & Thomas.
SO l.-ltH LEWIS LANEGRETTI
WANTED, TO RENT 4 SMALL AND
w convenient HOUSE. with five or ak rooms.
In good ncShnorood, for "A small family. ANY
one having srch to rent get good. careful and
prompt-lmying tenant. Address Ga" poSt-9lilcc
boA la2. stating price and description.
~. lis MSWai%
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The uhieI of this snit Is to obtain seit'einenl o
the accounts uf the teirudant. &. li. Fiournoy III
administrator Of William f. BALL, deceased, to COLL
,rue the creditors Of :,ii decedent and to subtcc
The rca. estate OF said dcrcdent 10 the payment vi
his debts.
Aud II appearing Ivy affidavit that Bernard Ball is
non-re dclit defendant Of The State OF Sirgina II
IL therefore ordered that the said iio-rcsiuent ac'
fru,unt aprear lcre Within one month after The due
rucati1li of this order and do what Is necessary
10 protect his interest In this suit.
Te,t: A. G. A1kloSON, Deputy Clerk.
s. pprnrrs y n au 3l-SiH
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Religious Herdid is furnished new subscribers for
five months at one dollar.
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WANTED, few more SHARES of
yirkna Steamship and Packet Company's stock
~: b. ROBINS,
sell-.t Rtai Es'ats Agent. ii,I Main street.
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NTED, 1t COLORED NURSE. She
w INNS, Euow how to wash and iron tine ciOilies.
Must have mlpcndsiions Apply al this Office
III i
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PEACHES. hy the box or dozen. at PIZzISi'S.
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GINIA.-In Chesterfield County

" IN U ~ ~ :, I" 1n1.'.r1,, 80.
Y Court Clerks cfcr. August esti !>i.: .
Haley Cole Who sues for tho enefit rf hilh.clf ana
all other creditors II Wiiiinm Is. Bal decca'cd'
who shall make Themselves parties aud Contrlnntc
against
c. H. Flouruor sheriff of Chesterfield county. ana
US such administrator of William d. Ball, DE-
ceased; Philip :. Hancock and Helen Ills wife
Edward NJ. Archer and Charlotte his wife: Lizzie
Ball. Minnie Bail, William Ball, Ber ard BAH and
sIrs. Iar,fTl Ball, widow of William X. Ball. de-
Dafpu1 uf
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cpERM OIL, LARD OIL, SOLAR OH,
- WEST VIRGINIA LUBRICATiSG q h
SPINDLE h OIL and other oils for all KINDS OF MA
rhiucrS l.. WAGNER L CO., Druggists,
sn Ii.ats Sixth and Broad streets.
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A PARTNhNTS WANTEU,-A small,
N gentrcl family desire FLOOR, with BATH,
in y good hrii,'. Family and ucighborhood mus: be
neyccrtinrablC. Do not desire to do any cooking
IN the house. Address post-oillcc box 201.
1i-1tk j.
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WANTED. TO SELL TWO Hun
w FRED GALLONS FURE APPLF-CIDER
EtSEttAE. two ye,rs old. of my OWN make.
which took The premium ut the last state Fair.
Price. 30 cents per gallon, delivered anywhere In
the rity. Orders left mt my wood Office next o cor
ucr First and Broad street; will he promptly at
tended 10. [Sc It-ii ". J. MCDOWELL.
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NTANTED, u DRUG CLERk-a young
Wv man OF thorough capacity as \ drusS:st w,lse
,s uo, afraid OF work Situation permanent 10 fhe
figit Kind OF q man Addre.s with reie!s,cC in'-
nied!ateiy tENDLLToHi i.s.i,s,i = n r.sIms Is,,,,.
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1,UMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
INNS, I've of green color wel dried, and free fiom
sand. sticks, and berries. We receive IL either at
our tanncfy. In Manchester: or Ia kichmoud al
RocLeIis mills adjoining City Ga9 Works: !: at any
iantIjug or rlroad depot; or at our store S" il2
s';,'i :, ,!iesam Hut.ST & KING.
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WANTED, ALL PERSONS HAVING
wv FORFEITED pLEDG Es at our Office 20 o oi cssil
and renew or redeem them or hcfcrc " stl Ear
DAY. sScp.cInber the 18th, as further futsligens
cannot be granted as our auction saie lakes on
s''f issh u sei''su.a HARRIS & RRoTHER,
a1.Ia, q - - PawIibrOsers,
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IATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER II. Is72. -
,es ........... $40 Moon -ptS............ c:ll
is.......... GIL High tide. ......... .:li
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RI TelcSrnDh.

WuEAT.-Re'l, 62 nsllels.
OAT..-s9 bushels.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-02
rb. Cnar,eston Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, ,.AUaUST1 !, 1872.
TIE CROPS The general crop news during this
period has been on the whole somewhat less prom.
isng and in this vicinity the wea her has been ex
tremely dry, with burning heat, the effect OF which
has been deleterious to the cotton plant, particu
larly on the sea islands. In portions OF the south
west the rains have been injurious, bu: to what
extent Is ss yet uncertain. Two additional bales
OF new co,con, making three In all, have arrived
at New Orleans from Texas. and several bales
from the Ouachita River. which,: at first, were
supposed to be new, were afterwards pronounced
spurious.
TIE RKcEIPTs.-The arrivals at the cotton
ports for the week up to Friday last were 26o6
bales against 2419 bales the week before and
TO- 900 bales for the corresponding time last year.
At New Orleans the supplies were 461 ba!es In
contrast with 45ls bales for the week OF the year
previous. The total receipts at the cotton ports
from September 1871, up to the latest dates were
2,7os, 1874 bales, against 3,o7l,2 bales the year
before, showing q decrease OF 1,264.7SS bales.
The total supplies at the principal Southern mar
kets from September 1871, up TO the latest tele
graphic Intelligence as compared with the year
bororn werp aa f0llnws.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-02
4 SORRY AFFAIR.
The Radical Mass meeting Last Nigh

The Radical mass meeting, held last n'gnt
at the Military Hall, was an emphatic failure.
At nine o'clock about one hundred negroes
composed chiefly of Courthouse loungers ana
the hancers-on at the trial justices of1ces'
we're huddled in the centre OF the hoor'
seeming strangely few in so large hall.
Ex-Mayor Pillsbury was called to the chair
and made few remarks, signally falling TO
explain the objects of the meeting, aoout
which. as he confessed, he knew notnlne az
all. The big guus. Speaker Moses and COZ
pressmen DeLarge and Rainey, having failed
to appear, Lleutenant-G Governor Ransler was
called upon as last resort, and after weary
,np bis hearers with long Introduction,
launched of into boundless sea of Vitupera-
tion and abuse. He hoped that his tongue
wonld cleaye to the roof of his mouth before
he uttered an uukind word against that great
and good man, Mr.. Charles Sumner. But
he attributed that gentleman's opposition to
President Grant to motives of personal plque
and malignity, caused by his removal from tne
committee on foreign affairs. he was equally
cousiderate to Mr.. Greeley; was very grateful
TO him for his services In behalf Of the colored
people In the past; would vote for him II ne
believed the liberties Of that people could now
be- trusted in his hands, and at last disposed OF
the Sage by proneunclng him intellectually In
capable of filing the Presidential chair. He
tried 10 infiame the minds of his audience on
the subject of the Savannah riot; that was q
-cor,pfo- or what tho oolorod pooplo wor'd haoe
to bear if the Liberals triumphed. He con-
cluded by making a few vague illusions to
State and county funds, declining to give the
names of any parties connected Herewith,
and by feebly urging the necessity for reform.
This ftly ended the meeting.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-02

1 A COMPLIMENT TO GRAND MASTER MINIS
The Newbsrry Herald says: Last Friday, Most
Worthy Grand Master A. J. Minis, of Charles
ton, who was on visit to Pulaski Lodge, was
waited upon at the depot by committee OF
the fraternity, and escorted to his place of so
,ourn--he was guest of Mr.. N. B. Mazyck.
In the evening he visited the Lodge as the
n. W.G. M. of the Grand Lodge of South Car
olins, and, We learn, proceeded in an elegant
manner to discharge the dulles Of his high
ofdce. When the Lodge was closed the breth-
rem partook of supper 10 Chapman'd Hall,
where, In addition to the repast of good things,
they were regaled by the string band and sill
yer coruet band. At the removal OF the cloth,
Grand Master Minis was called for, when he
gave those present very interesting speech.
Alter which several others were called upon,
elicitlng number of fellcitous little talks.
Altogether the evening was most pleasantly
spent"