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A YOUTH of twenty-five married M old lady
OF sixty In Mayfirld. Kentucky, short time
since. and turued NIL her property into green.
hacks, and silently Etole away.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21
The Vienna Exposition.

The preparations for the exposition of the
art and industrial products of the world at
Vienna are on the largest scale. Some idea
Of the importance Of the undertaking may be
gathered from the fact that the building itself
will cover six times the space Of the Palais de
rExposition at Paris. In addition to this
strenuous efforts are being made in all coun-
tries to secure complete representation Of
art and industrial products. The various sys-
TENS Of public instruction will be contrasted,
and we hope that the result will not be un-
favorable to our public school system.
On account Of Congress having made
no appropriations, the representation Of
American manufactures will not be so large as
might be desired but as the exhibition Of
goods is form Of advertisement we see no
good reason why the public should be called
on to pay for the transportation Of goods be-
longing to wealthy corporations. Unless ex-
hibitors believe that the exposition Of their
wares is likely to be sufficiently profitable to
justify them in incurring the expense Of trans-
portation we do not feel called upon to pay
their advertising bills. At the same time we
wish the exposition all success and desire that
Americanindustry should be properly repre-
sented; but those who reap the profits ought,
in justice, to pay the expenses.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

movement among some Of the party managers
for change Of base in change in their
Presidential ticket for November. And yet
the democratic party in New York, with all
these disco.rasemsnts against them on by
far the heaviest vote ever polled in the State,
carried it for Seymour and Blair by ten thou
sand and for Hoffman by twenty thousand
majority.
We may. then, logically assume the position
that the Empire State this year will be con-
tested by the opposition coalition over every
inch of ground from Montauk to Dunkirk
and from the st. Lawrence TO the Pennsylvania
border upon the Presidential ticket and upon
the State ticket for the congressman and
the members of the Legislature involved in
the general struggle We have no satisfactory
evidence that the democratic party of the
State has been materially weakened since 1868
or by the new departure for Greeley and
Brown, WHILE on the other hand, our travel
ling correspondents. instructed to find out and
report as far as they can the exact situation
of the contending parties and their apparent
losses and gains, assure us that the republi-
cans who have gone over to Mr.. Greeley form
q very considerable accession to the democrats
in many of the interior counties. Hence the
vigorous struggle which the opposition alli-
ance are making and will make to the end of
the general contest for the Empire State.
They count upon it, too, not as the demo-
Gratis counted upon it in 1868, as their citadel
and base of operations, to be saved from the
general wreck Of the party at all hazards for
another campaign, but as still possible bal
ance of power by which this Presidential
struggle may be determined The opposition
alliance cannot deny that General Grant,
without New York, may be elected in 1872 as
he was in 1868; but they do not admit this
time that the loss of Pennsylvania and Ohio
in October decides the issue in November.
They claim New York throughout the country,
and throughout the country their confidence
in New York still gives them hope for the
White House and strength in every State that
may still be considered debatable ground.
The republicans, therefore, who are counting
upon carrying New York for Grant and Will
son and Dix and Tremain have still the odds
against them, and in closing up the gaps in
their State line Of battle they must act with
skill and discretion or their whole line may
be thrown into confusion and defeat.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS IN ArRIcA.--From the
Cape of Good Hope, under date of Port Eliza
beth, September l, we are informed that a
very successful cotton show had just been
held in Graham's Town. The total number
Of bales exhibited was one hundred and
seventy-two, thirty Of which were ginned cot
ton. Besides these there were some eighty
bales on the way from Kaffraria. Real estate
In town lots and buildings was advancing in
value rapidly. The recent heavy rise in the
price Of coal and iron in England affected the
market values Of these articles at the Cape
greatly. A few months before coal was at fifty
shillings sterling per ton, and iron thirteen
shillings and sixpence for hundred pounds
weight. When our mail advices were de-
spatched coal was at one hundred shillings
and iron at twenty-five shillings sterling for
the same quantities. These facts 90 to prove
the universalism of the spirit of commerce,
and demonstrate the tender and delicate sym-
pathies by which the operations of trade are
moved, all the world over, under the influence
of the throbs which are sent forth from its
great centres.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

believes In the divinity, he proceeded to dis
cus the three manifestations Of Christ :
mon to meu-ths midday Christ, the twi-
nent Christ and the midnight Christ The
n.ss comes to the heart the second to the in
tehect and the third is physical. Mr.. Beecher's
Illustrations and imageries were drawn with
the beauty and fervor and skin of an artist.
and bus deduction from the representation OF
the midday Christ to his own heart leaves very
little for Universalists to hope for II he ever
becomes Pope and holds the keys of the king
dom of heaven. Rev. j. Hyatt Smith Lei his
Baptist ex-communicators off very easily. for
in his sermon there is but one faint
allusion which might be interpreted n
bearing upon the case at all And that Il
where he admits that, if all men were con-
demned as men and communities and churches
condemn them, why ''hell would not be large
enough to hold the condemned Mr.. Talmage
preached q housekeepers' sermon yesterday
He believes that Christ had real sympathy for
housekeepers because at o marriage feast He
home discipline of some children is enough.
in his opinion, to send them TO hell. He
gathered from that miracle that Christ does
everything on o generous scale; that redemp-
tion is full and free for all; that He is not
inpatient with the luxuries of life, and that
there is as much religion in q new coat as in
an old one and in frescoed house as in o
hovel, and that Christ always comes at the time
of our extremity. DIR. Wild had business and
religion before him-not, however, trying 10
reconcile them, but showing wherein they
agree Beecher and Stewart are equally great
in his mind. Drew and Talmage are both in
genious in their respective spheres, and both
are wide awake. DR.. living made plea in
Christ church for the domestic missions of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, and gave somc
statistics and incidents that show the cause to
be worthy of the fullest support.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21
TRIPLE S HEE T.
New York, Monday, Oct. FL, 1874.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
To-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

sTHE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN! OUR SPECIAL
CORRESPONDENTS ON THE PROSPECT IN
THE EMPIRE STATE: HOW GOES THE
BATTLE9" EDITORIAL LEADER-SIxTH
PAGE.
RAMDLES AMONG THE RURAL ELECTORS! AN
UNPROFITABLE SEARCH FOR BOURBONS
SUNSET cox IN THE SALINE CENTRE
THIRD PAGE.
WASHINGTON: REPORTED CHANGE IN THE
INDIAN POLICY-THE lNGRATTTUDE OF A
GREAT CITY-SEyENTH PAGE
EUROPEAN NEWS BY THE CABLE-REPORTs
OF THE wEATHER-SEvENTH PAGE
A SOLEMN scENE INSTALLING THE CATHo
Lie BISHOP OF RICHMOND: HISTORY OF
THE SEE AND OF THE NEW DIGNTTARY-
FIFTH PACE.
PRUSSIA's PERSECUTION OF THE JESUrrSl
SEPARATING CHURCH AND STATE. POPU-
: LAR AFFECTION FOR THE ExILES-FIrTH
PAGE.
THE NATURALIZATION FRAUDS IN LANCASTER!
HOW THE GAME WAS PLAYED: FREY'S
STATEMENT-THIRD PAGE.
HELL GATE AND THE HUDSON THE WORK
OF THE UNITED STATES ENGINEERS IN
IMPROVING AND REMOVING OBSTRUC
TlONS-TENTH PAGE.
THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN REAL
ESTATE WEST SIDE GROWTH: THE
FUTURE FIELD OF OPERATIONS-TH
PAGE.
4 FLORIDA FEUD-ART-LADIES OF CHARITY
ESSEX MARKET COURT-FIrrH PAGE
THE RED HANDS IN THE TOMBS THE MUIR
DERERS Or THE YEAR AND DETAILS OF
THEIR CRIMES-EIGHTH PAGE.
THE NOTEWORTHY EVENTS OF WALL STREET
DURING THE PAST WEEK: AN ADVANCE
OF FIFTEEN PER CENT IN PACIFIC MAIL
EIGHTH PAGE
THE DTSCOURSES BY ELOQUENT AND MAGNIL-
OQuENT MALE AND FEMALE DIvINES
IN THE VARIOUS SANCTUARIES-FoURT
PAGE.
AMERICAS RED REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL
JEFFERSON MARKET AND YORKvILLE
POLICE COURTS-EIdHrH PAGE.
rO-DAY'S TROTTING AT PROSPECT PARK-LAURA
FAIRS BROTHER SUED FOR DIVORCE
NINTH PAGE.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

INSTALLATION OF ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP -
The Right Rev. James Gibbons, D. D., was
installed Roman Catholic Bishop Of Rich
mond Va, in the Cathedral Of that city yes
terday The ceremonial was conducted with
oil the solemnity, pomp and dignity which the
Roman ritual prescribes and the discipline of
the Church requires for observance on such
sacred occasions. The scene which was wit
messed inside the church edifce was very
grand and effective in the cause of Chris
tianity. His Grace the Most Rev. Archbishop
the Primate Metropolitan of Baltimore, with
many other eminent prelates Of the Church,
were present. as were vast congregation Of
the laity, including the members Of several
organized relief and aid societies, in regalia
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

FRENCH PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS were
held yesterday for the purpose of filing some
few seats which were rendered vacant by death
pr the resignation Of members in the National
Assembly. The returns of the voting, so far
hs they reached Us by cable last night, in
dicate that the radicals have maintained-it
may be improved their strength in the towns,
and also that that Of the conservative power
has been stricken down by republican gains in
some of the more rural districts. The prog
ress Of the people is thus still onward in the
French Republic
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

CoUNT DE CRAWFORD is out with protest
against the French Republic, and Prince
Napoleon Bonaparte threatens a suit at law
against all the officers Of the Paris government
who participated in his recent expulsion from
the territory of France. The umbr9 nominis
of the royalties will have little chance against
the solid substantial facts Of the democracy.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

and with banners. m, newly installed Bishop
preached a forcible sermon- which Is reported
in the HERALD ver6atim by teleH-p :,
the course of which he proclaimed sl--a' sne
''free air of America" is most favorable to tn
progress and unity of the Roman Catholic
faith and its congregations.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Twenty third St. ana Eighth
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Broadway, between Thir-
cnh and Fourteenth strects.-AGNEs.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway. between Houston
and Blocker sts.-OPERA BoUrrE-LA GRAspr DuonEssE
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Fourteenth sncct.-IrAIrAs
npr -
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

/. BowERy THEATRE Bowcry.-BREAKras-lIIs FIRST
PEcoApILLo
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner Thrticth st.
rHRKE Mus-KE-rEERs Afternoon and Evening.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

love in His life and sufferings. Dr.. McGlynn,
talking about the incarnation of the Son
of God, could not conceive chow
persons protesting to be Christians
should deny that the Blessed Virgin
was the mother of God" But it is matter of
greater surprise to others how any Christian
can believe such doctrine except in very
qualified sense. The Council Of Ephesus may
have declared it as q dogma of Christianity,
and yet it might have erred, as other ecclesias-
tical bodies have done since. The incarnation
is o mystery which cannot be fully COM
pretended by finite beings but, nevertheless,
most men have been endowed with sufficient
common sense to distinguish between
sound argument and ''silly assertion, :"
even in regard to matter 80 grave and
mysterious. Father Burke has assured us that
while there is ono salvation outside Of the
Catholic Church." yet the Catholic Church
does not damn any one, but is lenient to all,
merely ignoring the redemptionary claims of
those who accept not her creed. This is, at
least, generous and encouraging, but such
sayings meant far more o few centuries ago
than they do now. Father Bjerring preached
in the Russo-Greek church on Christ the
resting place and sure foundation Of the soul
Mr.. Beecher, in his peculiarly plump way
Of stating facts and assumptions, talking on
moral honesty and moral earnestness could
see no way Of escape from the conviction that
Christ was either insane or divine; and as
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OOLOMblA s. C TUESDAY MORNlNG JUNE Is, 1872.
Not1oea-I

letter, Salt Rheum and all Skin Diseases
cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Disco
very.
The Peoples Stamp OF valuc.-The Go.
vernment endorsement, which legalzcs the
sale OF PLANTATION BITrERs, is not the only
stamp affixed to that famous VEGETABLE
TONIC. 1t bears, In addition to that official
sanction. the STILL MORE VALUABLE STAMP OF
PUBLIC APPROPRIATION This inestimable vouch-
er OF its rare properties as ToNio, CoRRECT.
I'VE AND ALTERNATIVE, is of much earlier date
than the Government credential; for millions
OF sick persons had pronounced it the GRAND
SPECIFIC OF THE AGE long before Congre
thought OF taxing proprietary medicines. 1t
is unnecessary to repeat, in detail, the pro-
pertics of This wonderful Vegetable Invigo.
rant. The best reference that can be offered
to those who desire the full particulars OF it's
virtues, is the GENERAL PUBLIC. Ask those
who have tried it as q remedy for dyspepsia.
constipation, biliousnces. intermittent fevcrs,
nervous debility. rheumatism, sea sickness,
low spirits, or loss Of vital power, what Plan.
tation Bitters has done for them, and be 60
verned BY the response they make to your
inquiries. joss
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TIE VILLAGE CuURcH.-It should not IooI,
like barn or a storehouee. It should be
building, the very sight Of which would cause
devout feelings in the breast. A well-carved
cross should point to Heaven; massive pan
neled doors should impress the visitor with
the solemnity OF the place into which he is
entering; stained glass should throw mystic
light athwart the aisles; pulpit, altar. ceiling
rative mouldings, and the columns that sup
port the galleries, and the balusters that rail
them in. should be Of classic patterns. Any
congregation wishing such q church should
send their orders for finishing material to Mr.
P. P. .ToALE, importer OF French stained glass.
and manufacturer Of and dealer in Doors
Sashes. Blinds, &C., No. 20 Hayne street,
Charleston, 8. O.. J4t
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Irish Chamnagna! !

Irish Champagne!
IVES, IRISH CHAMPAGNFl Wbv noi2
Il Was not the great Apostle of Temper.
ance, Father Mathew, an Irishman? Still,
,n;c were ne alive to-day, he would auan cup OF
the man wEc invented "Irish Ohampagne."
This can be drank with perfect safety By the
knights Of Pythias. Good Templars. or Bad
Templars, Sons Of Malta. Sons Of Temper.
ance, or anybody else's SONS or daughters.
nasons, brick-layers, ohimney-sweeps-
fact, anybody, particularly those who wear
Grant hats and Greeley hats, or their own
hats, are invited fraternally to imbibe (at
delicious beverage.
This notice would have been further ex-
tended. but man borrowed our / dictionary,
and several big words We intended to use are
necessarily omitted; but when that man re-.
turns that Dictionary, the public NAV expect
to hear from us again.
May 1S GEORGE SYMMERS.
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The Towns Talk is about Heipitsh's
Blood and Liver Pills. What they say: The
pills have done me moro good than any other
pills have ever used.
The Blood and Liver Pills are certainly the
moss cfeotual medicine for headache. Hei-
nitah's Blood and Liver Pills have done me
much good.
The best medicine know of, is the remark
OF allwho use Heinitshs Blood and Liver Pills.
This is what the people say about Heinitsh's
Blood and Liver Pills, and what they say you
may depend on. Try them yourself. For
sale at HEINITSU,S Drup Store
May25
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Our AGENTS IN CHARLEsroN.-fhe
advertising agency of Messrs. Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, represented by Ros-
we'll Il. Logan, Esq, is the only author
lied agency for this paper in Charleston.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The Northern
mail opens at $50 P. M.; closes 10. 90
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 4.3O
p. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens 700 A. NJ. closes 6. Is
P. NJ. Greenville mail opens Gas P.
M. closes 600 A. NJ. Western opens
and closes 1.30 P. AT. Wilminxton opens
2.30 F. NJ: closes 11.3O A. NJ. On
Sunday Office open from to P. M.
The Kingstree Star says: On last Sa-
tnrday morning, William Mclaughlin,
colored, was arrested by Post Office De-
tective Woodward, for opening and TAX
ing money from letters mailed in this
office. William is about sixteen years
old, and has been mail carrier for long
time On his person we're found several
letters recently sent to this Office, among
had been enclosed. The money (which
was marked) was also recovered. We
understand that the proof is incontesta-
BILE.
The Radical newspapers are very in
dignant at the Chicago Iribune's charge
that Grant planted in the Wilderness the
troops which Greeley raised with his
pen. But if you will upturn the soil of
the Wilderness and the road to Rich
mond 10000 grinning skulls will rise
up and attest the truth OF the charge.
An exchange says that Mrs. Gratz
Brown is winning lady. A more in
teresting question just now is, whether
Mr.. Gratz Brown is winning gentle
man.-Ne,O York Mail.
A man was killed on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, the other day, who had just
been discharged from State prison, after
o confinement of eighteen years.
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Cotton Seed Meal.
1O0 BARRELS fresh ground COTTON
1OO SEED MEAL, an excellent article
Tor feeding stock, just received and for sale
low by JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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DRY GOODS !!

Anticipating liberal trade. we are no
prepared to exhibit in great variety we'll.
selected stock, embracing every style and
quality Of Mems and Boys WEAR. DRESS
GOODS. PAkASOLS, PANIERs, SKIRTS.
sHEET1NGs. .sHIRTINGs, LINENS, WHITE
GOODS, and an endless line of NOTIONS.
AS 1t would be almost impossible to enume-
rate our large stock, will say. as tho season
advances, a number OF new styles will be
aoded' 60 that purchasers can always rely
upon being supplied with the latest novelties
IN tho market. All orders receive our prompt
ana personal attention. Our prices will Lc
iound as low as any can or will offer for cash
soliciting the favor of q call and examination
OF our stock. we arc, very respectfully,
April Is PORTER t. sTFrr
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Excursion Season of 1872.

ka 81 'ssE .s,E7 Ssy
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CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA e. AUGUSTA r. II. Co.
GENERAL FRE1oHT AND TICKET DEPT.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., May &c, 1872.
ON and after JUNE /, PHOXIAiO, EXCUR
" SION aid Single Tickets will be placed
on sale at the offices of this COMPANY At
AUGUSTA AND COLUMBIA. for tie follow
ing celebrated and far famed Mineral Springs
Of Virginia: Kockbridge Alum, Bath Alum,
warm. Hot. Healing, Sweet. Sweet Chaly-
Also, for The celebrated Sparkling Catawba
Splin ss OF North Carolina
Tickets good TO retW'n until NoremJer 1.
Also, for SewelPs Point. opposite Fortress
Monroe-a ne,c Watering Place. This being
Bathing, Fishing, Boating, &C., will find this
point particularly inviting.
T. p. DORSEY,
3lAy n 1mo General Ticket Agent
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Notice.
DERSONS who left WATCHES in my care
IL years ago to be repaired, will please call
for the same, give description, state time
when left, pay charges and take them away.
II not called for within ninety days from this
date, will sell them to pay oosts.
June 20 g. DIERCKS
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THEvIOT DERBY SUITS.
" Blue and Black Morning Goats,
Cashmere Light Mixed Suits.
Black and Blue GRANTEES.
Youths. Boys and Children's Suits.
New style and Handsomely ma de Star Shirts.
Sllk Scarfs. Ties, Bows, OF the latest style,
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs.
HATSi IlATs!! HATs,,l
Splendid line. The best and cheapest in
the market. DRESS HATS, silk and bee yer.
spring style.
M. L. kINARD. J.. WILEY
April 10 ~
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DUToHER's LIGHTNING F1Y-K1LhER
sweeps them off and clears the house
speedily. Try it. Sold by dealers every
where. A 80 tN2m
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Wood +! Wood!

WUUU W UUUs
Good PINE WOOD will be delivered at
VI the Depot of the Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad at $3.50 per cord.
Orders sent to me will receive prompt atten-
tion. JOHN D. SMfTH.
June % Ct Hopkins T. o,
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How the World was Peopled.
METEOROLOGICAL LECTURE. By Rev.
IL Edward Fontaine. So.
Thoughts upon Government. By Arthur
Helps. 50 25.
Ronghing 1t. BY Mark Twain. Illustrated;
full Of fun.
at Home and Abroad. By John P. Ken.
nedy. 50.
Fosters Life OF Charles Dickens. So.
Taine's Notes on England. $3.50
Pre-Historio Times. By Sir John Lubbock.
Popular Life of Gen. r. Z. Lee.
And other new publications, for sale at
Juno 8 K. l.. BKYAN'S Bookstore.
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Salad Oil.

1nn GALLONS superior SALAD OIL,
IOJ fresh and sweet, just received and
for sale at 81 per gallon, by
June 2s JOHN AGNEw Il SON.