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Greeley as a Business man.

The CRY is that the business interests of
the country will be endangered by the
election of Horace Greeley, that timid capi-
tai prefers the known present to the un-
known future, that the f~nanciers OF the
Union fear the stupidity OF Grant less than
the wisdom Of Greeley. How ill.founded
are these iorebodlngs Is demonstrated by the
speech OF Mr.. Greeley at Cincinnati. In
that there-is no wild talk about impossible
''lsms;'' it is plain hard sense, colored with
a llberality OF opinion, which is far removed
from the dogmatism with which the Liberal
candidate Is charged.
Mr.. Greeley wildly described the injury
done to legitimate commerce by the mani
pulations Of rings and corners, but he saw
no royal road to q sounder condition OF
things. All that he contended for was that
the business Of the country ought to be able
to take care Of itself without artificial help;
and his words set the long-headed Western
merchants to serious thinking. But MIR.
Greeley's pet hobby was said to be the re-
sumption Of specie payments. He frankly
admitted that the country ought, in his
opinion, to resume; at the same time he did
not expect this to be done for years to come.
What he advises is, that the Government
retain in its Golfers only a fair working
balance, and apply the rest to a reduction
OF the public debt. This would lead to a
reduction OF taxation, and would deprive
the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the power
OF showeriug gold uponlWall street whenever
he thinks the Pact0lian stream will help
some particular interest. This is mild and
moderate; and Mr.. Greeley goes farther.
What he asks is, that the men OF business
and capital throughout the country inquire
into the disorders Of the day, and suggest a
cure for them.
a more temperate and Conservative
speech than that Of Mr.. Greeley's has not
been made, and it will do good. 1t will re-
assure the h~esitating merchant and hating
capitalist. It:should convince them that a
largs:brained: honest man, who can reason
and be reasoned with, is infinitely safer than
a stupid martinez, whose polftico-economic
knowledge just enables him ito draw his
salary with edlfying regularity,
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Marshal Bnzatne,

The French Government have been sorelJ
perplexed, for some time past, to find a scape'
| goat upon which to fasten the principal blame
! for their overwhelming defeats during the
| late war. They are evidently unwilling te
admit that they were out. generated, that the
organization of the German army was Bupe'
rlor to their own, that the Germans were bet
ter Offered, better fed, better drilled AND
better handled than their own. And they
urge that the capltulation of Metz set at lib
erty q force sufficient to enable their antag'
onlsts to drive back the Army of the Loire and
repel the sortles nom Paris. Marshal Bazaine,
who was In command at Metz, Is now on trial.
Some ugly facts have been brought to light,
and his defence Is thought to be as damaging
as the charges 1t was Intended to refute. There
is a great possibility that he may lose his life
upon the fatal plain of Satory. Francois
Achille Bazaine was born In 1911, and received
bin education at the famous Polytechnic
school, graduating In 1881, and Immediately
entering the army. he served In Africa In
1882, and was made g lieutenant in 1885, and
for distinguished bravery received the CROSS
of the Legion Of Honor on the field of battle.
In 1887 he took IN active part In the Spanish
campaigns against the Carlists, returning to
Algeria In 1889 with the rank Of captain. He
was prominent in the Mllianah, Kabylla and
Morocco expeditions, and when the Russian
war began in 1858 was placed in command OF
a brigade OF Infantry; and during the siege OF
sebastopol obtained frequent and honorable
mention In the official dispatches Of Msrsbals
Canrobert and Pellssier. he was subsequently
raised to the grade OF general of division, and
led the French portion of the army which at
tackled aud captured Kinburn. In 1856 he was
appointed inspector Of infantry; in 1862 he was
sent to Mexico, where, In 1868, he succeeded
Marshal Forey in supreme command. He was
made the commander Of the Legion of Honor,
August ls, 1856; Grand Gross, July 2, 1858, and
Marshal of France, September s, 1864. His
exploits in connection with the Franco-Ger.
man war are too recent to require recspltula-
ton,
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Tho County Nominations.

The Bowen Republicans meet in County
Convention .to.morrow to nominate men,
bers OF the Legislature and county officers.
The Mackey Republicans will MOI make
their nominations until next Tuesday. The
Conservative citizens Of the county have not
put forth any ticket. They have Blk or
seven thousand votes, and they propose TO
make good use ofthem.
1t is difficult to say which Of the two Radl-
cal factions is the stronger In tho county.
In 1870 Bowen, who was a candidate Tor
Congress, beat his Republican opponent,
B. G. DeLarge, by 1852 votes, but at that
election, where the Bowen Legislative ticket
was also elected, q large number OF white
votes were cast for Bowen. To that cleo.
ton, also, the Republican bolt was confined
to the county candidates. Both Mackeyites
! and Bowenites voted the same State ticket.
This year Bowen, who is appropriately
enough a candidate for the office Of sheriff,
a place worth about thirty thousand dollars
a year, will stand upon a ticket which is,
from first to last, q bolt from the regular
nominations. It has been an article OF faith
with the colored people since their enfran-
chisement to vote the Regular ticket, and
Bowen has unquestisnably lost much OF the
popularity which he enjoyed on the Islands,
where the negro population is dense, and
as ignorant as dense. Taking this into &C.
count, it may fairly be calculated that he
viii not carry the county, II he carry 1t al
all, by more than two or three thousand
majority. The CONSERVATIVES aohRe 0ots,
therefore, can rout .BoaOen or rout Aackey.
The Bowenites profess to be the great
purifiers, the real friends Of reform. They
promise to nominate a ticket which decent
people may support. The Mackeyites are
yas proiuse In their pledges. And to both
factions we say that the Conservatives will
either refrain from voting, or will vote
squarely for the best Republican ticket
which may be presented to them. The
Conservatives do not expect over-much.
They do not ask that the Republicans nomi-
nate pronounced Democrats, but they do
demand that the Republicans choose honest
and capable men. II such men cannot be
found within the Republicans ranks, 1t Is
the duty OF the factions, unless their fair
words are a delusion and cheat, to go to
the neutral ground between Democracy and
R~epublicanlsm, and take thence some up
right and Intelligent men whom both whites
and blacks can trust.
We confess that we expect very little
from either Bowen or Mackey. They look
far more to the success oftheir OWE schem-
ing than to the public good. They will do
we'll, however, to bear in mind that the Con-
s~ervative vote car be brought out, that tbs
strong enough to defeat either faction, and
that 1t will, as we'll as can be judged, be
thrown on the side OF the faction which
dominates q set Of able and intelligent men
for the Legislature and the various county
Offices.
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A Marvel Among Cities.

The growth OF Brooklyn during the last
thirty years exhibits the vast population that
must crowd Into New York. Brooklyn is an
outgrowth of the latter. city, Is composed of
Inhabitants that have been, as 1t were, squeez-
ed out Of II, and lisa vast lntumescence that is
growing faster than Its feeder. It's census for
49, 10 ,t {orkv uoor "A oho~.
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The Washington Chronicle is authority
for the statement that Judge James L. Orr
has declined the mission to tn Q Argentine
Confederation.
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Nemsuapers.
THE MARION STAB,

Published In one OF the best agricultural Sec
lions OF the state, ana having o large and In
creasing circulation among The planters and
business men, offer its Columns to the Factors,
Merchants and other business lnen OF Charleston
as the best medium through which they can com.
municate with the Planters and Merchants Of the
Peedee Country. Business Cards and other Ad-
refreshments inserted on liberal terms
Address W, ], lCKERALL, :!
sep7.lmo Marion, 8,
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9nmmer Resorts.

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 81
II W. MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
tablishment, situated In one OF the most eligible
positions In the city, en- the highest ground, aad
consequently we'll adapted for Q Summer Resort,
being comparatively cool In midsummer, mag
veniences on every door, is now open for the re.
ception OF those contemplating q touE OF pleasure
the coming seAson. The cars run within q square
OF the house. Coaches at Rl the statlons. 3. Y.
WESTO0TT, Proprietor jun84moe
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feaal Nptires.

A DMINISTR..ToR's NoTIOE.-ALL
a persons having Claims against the Estate
OF the late JESSE b. BOLLES will present their
accounts; and those Indebted make immediate
payment 10 CATHARNE A. B0LLES,
Bep13-3 ADMINISTRATIVE.
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RemnpaH.

pEMOVAL-I WOULD RESPECTFUL
10 LY Inform my friends and The public gen.
orally that ! have removed from No. 40 Charlotte
street into Meeting street, one door north OF Gal.
houn streer. N z! =
I have Just received from New York an assort-
EYEGLASSES, Guardaa Ohains, &C., &c., which i
offer at 9 small advance or manufacturers
prices. - .#
Repairing, aa usual, one-third less than the
King street houses. E. J. AMSTERDAM,
Matchmaker and Jeweller,
Meeting street, corner Calhoun.
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WANTED, BY A PROFESSIONAL
w gentleman, a weIl.furnished ROOM In q
private family. Address l.. D., Possomce'
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DR. .NTLER's VEGETABLE RHE0'

warranted under oath never to have faled 70
cure. %, 500 Certificates or Testimonials OF caLes
Including Rev. O. B. Ewing, Media, PennsSlYs9iS
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of sohqyIdM rat lS
phia; the wife Of Rev. ]. B. Davis, HlenlsoMa'
Philadelphia; Doctor jennings and Doctor wagon,
Phfladelphia; Hon. J Y. Greeley, member Von'
gress from Phfsdelphta; Hon. Judge Lee yam.
den, New Jersey; ex-senator stewart
Others. Waxrautedt 10 cure or money refunqea
On, 0Bo. QkULiEK,, Agent
july1-1yr Cnarlasson' s'o'
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VXTANTEDA MAN, WHITE, TO MAKE
w himself g~enerally useful In q store. Apply
at WIN. MoKAY's, No. As wentworth street.
aan21.1H
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"ANTED, A LAD FROM 16 TO ls
wv years OF age 10 attend IN store, at 4.
BR0OKBANkS, No. lo1 Meeting street.
seO2A-lH
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Gopartnersbips and uissolutioal

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership heretofore existing under
solved by mutual consent. Messrs- ERWIN d
AAGILL are authorized to collect all debts due
The late 1rm. 49, HARRISON q CO..
JOHN HARRISON. - ~
JAS. HARBESON. .-::H sep2Atuths6
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The city has now become so large that, like
New York, 1t is 10 need Of more rapid transit,
not only to and from New York, but also within
Its own limits.
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yTTANTED, A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman to cook and assist with the WASH
Ing for a small family. Apply at 40. el Tfaao
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nHE EXERCISES OF MISS MURDEN'S
School will be resumed ID. w. on TUESDAY,
october 1st, at No. 10 Legare street.
LsepA tntha8 Is.M-e
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KTRAPPNG PAPEE FOB SALE.-OLD
wv NEWSPAPERS In La lge or small quaint lea.
Prize 30 Dents PEk HUNDRED. Apply at the
o nee Of THE EEWA- maylS
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A YOUNG MAN, WITH SEVERAL
n years, experience as head Bookkeeper and
Paymsster in q large manufacturing concern,
alive. accurate and Thorough, and who fully IN.
derstsnds his business, desires g position OF simi
lar trust and responsibility. The .hlghest REFER
ences as to ability and standing. Married. far-
ties requiring the tervioes OF g nrstclSss man
may address D. A. J., care Room IL, 22s broaa.
way, N. Y. 70 seplz-lz
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Lost and 8ouu6.

Lost arG 3orltto.
r OST Or SToLEN,SsA BLACK AND
IL TANNED TERRIER DOG, for which . suit
able reward viii DO paid. Apply AZ NO. ~ Meet.
ing street. .Si'@ sepza-l"
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marts.

WANTED TO RENT, A PLEASANTLY
w located HOUSE; six or seven rooms.
Address Key Boz SOB, Postof1ce, stating locaIon'
term6. 10, sePI4-o-
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D.

The Master Spirits Of the World, and The Trea-
sure House Of America. The Great BOOK OF tne
Year. Agents report sales OF Is 70 100 copies Ia o
few hours or days. Prospectus nee. AaaIesS
J. ". G~0ODSPEED..
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis. New
Orleans. BepZf-oWoS
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EsOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
Il J. henry OTJEN, sen Of the late Henry
Often, for Seventy-1ve Dollars. Will be sold at q
discount at MENKE d MULLER,S. aug17
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Gbe.@afleSton Neps.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1879.
RRWS OF THE DAR.

Al-LCNs---- -@a-H
LT-On an average, eighty new pieces OF
music are published in London every day.
tim. Chicago lately q man was tried and
convicted OF murder In twenty minutes.
1HfrshslB enedek, the Austrian veteran,
II reported to be writing his autobiography.
the trade In alligator hides Is becoming
uutte an important branch of business In
Florida.
Cast iron idols, for the Indian markets, are
IN important branch OF trade In Birmingham
England.
Out Of thirty.three vessels loading at San
Ffancisco On the 7th ultimo eighteen were
loading with wheat.
Ripley, Mics, has been without Ice for
twelve 4ears, and the arrival Of some, recent
II, by thar new narrow gauge railroad, was
celebrated by a fsstvai.
Tho pretty little cloth jackets, handsomely
emuroidered, which were 30 fashionable last
spprihg. ndvery pleasant for the cool mora
lhaa1sJ and evenings Of September, are very
much 81 vogue. .saer sa
anew kind Of rice, with large gralns-"as
large az q melon seed, and not unlike that In
liz, creamy white color"-is being used In
Boston, says . journal Of that city. 1t is I'm
ported nom the East Indies.
David Camden DeLeon, acting surgeon
aensralsofs the Southern. Confederacy, In Its
earlier days-ani elder brother Of the Hon.
.SdHin DsIeon--died at Santa Fe, New Aexi-
90, ol;the 3dinstant. "a r
1T 1tated that the present management
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G0nrGti1IGl

MRS. W. E, MIKELL RESPECTFUL-
Iyl LIZ announces that she will open q School
for the instruction ofa limit ID number OF GIFTS 81
her residence. NO. s Church street, on MONDAY,
October Z. Provision will b. made fJr tho Board
Of Pupils at moderate terms II desired. For cir.
culars, containing full particulars, address a.
RxPsRRNoEs.-Hon. W. .. PORTER, Rev. C.s.
YEDDER hon. J. d. POPE. sep24-tuthso
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MULES AND HORSEs.-A CAR LOAD
IHI- OF fne Kentucky HULES AND HORSES,
Just arrived, and for BALE low at r. ARNOLD'S
stables, NO. zig Meeting street. Call and exam.
Inc the stock at once. sepIo
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ITO RENT, HOUSE CORNER OF. MEET
ING and Society streets; good location.
Terms low TO q good tenant. Apply 70 LET
CO., HRyne street. $40 j.. sep24IutnsS@
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uYANTED, A WHITE GIRL ABOUT
w fourteen or dfreen years Of age TO assist
in Homework. Apply at No. LOG 81 pnilp
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NEACHER WANTED TO TAKE CHARGE
i OF the First thiaheat) Grade In the City PUB
nc Schools Of Selma, Alabama. A lazy OF 81.
perience In the Public Schools OF Onarleston ple.
g. A. WOODWARD, superintendent P. 8. Selma
Alabama. 6epZfl
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THO RENT, A DESIRABLE PORTION OF
q House, with every. convenience, contrary
located. Apply at No. lis Meeting street.
aep24.la ..sns..t ..n -
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WTANTED, TWO GOOD CANVAssERs.
wv live men OF experience, well acquainted
with the City OF Charleston. Good
lions required. Liberal Inducements and perma.
business need snsWer This, Address Key Box,
No. 1884, Charleston. g q. Bep248
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WTANTED, TO PURCHASE FOB CASH,
wv q SINAI House. Address q. u, WE'VE
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The undersigned, having Increased their 1NsUR;
INOE facilities by the Agency Of that strong ana
reliable American Company, the PHGNLH OF
Hartford, are now enabled 10 oner to mercnants
1omnanies AZ "a low rates az any other 1rst.class
Compsnies. 8, SEBRIHG q CO.,
Insurance Agents,
aans.amoa Nc. IA Broad street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-12
New portnhle RICE mill.

Yesterday, at the Crescent City Mills, on
Peters street, near Girod street, public
trial was made of working model of a
newly patented machine for hulIing and
polishing rice. The machine is the inven-
ton Of that well known and sl1ilIful me-
chanic Mr.. John NJ. White, who holds the
patent, which was issued to him September
II, 1871. Columbus H. Allen Is his partner,
and is endeavoring to bring it to the notice
of the public. The machine is FIVE feet six
inches high, five feet eight inches long, and
three feet wide. Quite number Of gentle
men Interested in the cultivation and sale
OF rice, were present at the testing Of the
machine yesterday, and they pronounce it
an improvement on all machines heretofore
invented for the purpose.
The grain is poured into a hopper and
carried through tube down into cylin-
der through friction rollers, which process
breaks the hull thence into worker IA
substitute for the old-fashioned pounderl,
where the grain is stirred up and the bran
loosened. The grain is then thrown into
an elevator and carried up into a cylinder
containing q palmetto brush, where the bran
is detached from the kernel. Another ele
vator takes it from thence into cylinder
containing sheepskin brush, where the
grain is polished, from whence it drops out
bright, clean and whole into the receiver,
the refuse matter being meantime blown
away through an aperture prepared for the
purpose
The owners claim that d machine of this
kind will hull ten barrels Of rice in day
with four-horse power. Arrangements are
making to furnish machines for the fall
season, suited to the demand, at cost of
not more than $500 each. Mr.. Allen will be
prepared to answer questions on the sub
iect at his office, No. 81 Peters street.
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rcovr1NUED FROM F1Rsr PAGE. /
The barometer continues falling from North
Carolina north and northeastward,
River Intelligence.

SOUTHWEST Pass, September Il, 8 ?. M
Barometer 1870. Weather calm. No ar
rivals or departures.
MEMPHIS, September ll.-Weather Clear
this afternoon; mercury SOC River failing
Arrived Clarksyille, for Little Rock; Glas-
gov, for White river. Departed-Hafy
johnson and Julia for st. Louis; Ia Belle,
for New Orleans.
YIcKsBURG, September Il-Down-City
of Quincy at and Carrie Y. KOuntz at Il
last night, end Mary Miller at A. NJ. Up
CAPITOL City at ! p. N. Weather warm and
clear. River falling.
CINCINNATI September ll.-River four
feet, and stationary. There was a heavy
storm this evening.
EVANSVILLE, September lI.-River sta
ti0nary. Weather cloudy and showery.
CMRo, September -Arrived-Atlantic
from New Orleans, A. NJ; Mary Alice,
from New Orleans, 2 p. NJ. Departed
Atlantic, fer St. Louis, 7 A. NJ Mary Alice.
for st. Louis, F. NJ, Weather cloudy and
cool.
PlTTsBuRG, September Il.-River thirty
two inches in the channel and stationary.
A light rain fell this afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, September ll.-Riyer statiou-
airy. Weather cloudy with signs of rain.
ST. LOUIS, September l1.-Arrived-Mol-
lie Moore, from New Orleans. Departed
John Kyle, for New Orleans. River sta
tiarery. Weather clear and cool.
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS,


P. FriIenger NO $3.50, H. 5. Carnahan
(No. 9965t, j. Pinckney Smith mo. 1885,, VS.
Steamboat Katie.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
IL District of Louisiana.-In obedience to three adj
miralty warrants to directed in the above emit.
tied suits have seized and taken into my posses
sion
THE STEAMBOAT KATIE, her boats, tackle. an
paTel etc, now hbeled hy ?. FriIenger II. s. Car.
nahan and J. Pinckn6y Smith, Tor tfe causes set
forth in the litels now pending in he 81 rct court
Of the United States.
And 1 do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
on ners thereof and all and very person or persons
having or pretending haze any right tirie or IN
terest in or to the to he and appear at dis
tTict court of the United States Ton THE district
aforesaid to be holden ~ chs cry OF New Orleans
on or before the third Monday from the date hereof
to show cause, IL any they have or can, why the
said steamboat should not be condemned and sold
agreesbly to the prayer of hoelanta.
United States MsrshaPs ohiea, New Orleans fifth
day Of September. 1871
S. B. PACKARD.
sec l4I8A United States Marshal