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?lag lacs. Light on the western hills-the crlmsoi . s onset ""Flinging a mantle or fire over the e ..slr. Bed as the blood of the brave that nc terrible onset Loading to victory's crown, or tod despair l Light on your golden tresses, flashlag ai lng and burning; ? Light in yonr aznre eyes, shining la despite; Light on the woods and the waves, and the river mist, turning Its chill Into warmth-all round, e everywhere light t Ah 1 bat within our hearts, (yours and o darling, my own love t Parting to meet on earth never, lt again Not one gleam cf the glory that shines at ls known, love I ~~T - * Ali ls dark as the grave, shadowed ant with pain. One last kiss I . . . Now take this ros plncked for yonr bosom, Fraught with a fragrance as sweet, 1 your love Is for me; Not a pale, fragile bud, bat a full-blown, c died blossom Glowing and blight as my heart's wll< tlon may be t So If I come not when years shall have your cheek shall be faded. Not till your eyes shall be dim with tei have fallen In vain. Not till the gold lock* be gray, and the ll weary and jaded, Treading a desolate path darkened w psst and rain. When yon shall take rorth the rose, and lc scentless and withered, Murmuring words like these: "Boss, world say Its say, We know bim not false, bntdead; and when our Father bas gathered His harvest in, we shall meet tn the hg .^changeless day." fi*. Ferguson in the Dark THB CAMPAIGN IN MABIOl A Regular Radical Meeting-Se Sawyer Pats the Best Foot Fon -A Strong Speech by Union Ca ter-Tbs Meeting suits with fl and Gives thc Egyptians the Shoulder. [FROM ODS OWN COBBXSPONDKNT.] MARION, 8. C., October 3,1 We had to-day oar second instalmic pabilo speaking by the Regular Radicals next we are to receive on the 12th In We now express the hope that there v less of lt on that occasion than on this, 1 are becoming tired. Yesterdayl&fternoon the train brought Hay ne, candidate for secretary of State o Moses ticket, and D. D. McCall, of Marli the newly fledged Radical and candidat solicitor for the Fourth Judicial Circuit Cass Carpenter, of the Colombia Union J. A. Danbar, of the Regulars, and F. A. yer, of the Bolters, arrived In town oi three o'clock A. M. train this mon Messrs. Carpenter and Dunbar must have accorded the unusual honor of a public r< tlon, for aa early as half past four o'clock community was awakened by the (nevil flte-blowlng and drum-beating which otu terize the Radical gatherings here. Afterwards everything seemed quiet enc until twelve o'clock, when the same dr and file were again employed to call up st glen to the Courthouse. In a few mom the audience, about two hundred In num assam bled, and the meeting was called tc der by C. Smith, county chairman and ca date tor the State Senate. Mr. Smith expl ed to the meeting that (he Hon. F. A. Ba? had ^quested the privilege ot addresi them IQ behalf of the Bolters' ticket, and i his request had been granted. He then bi ly Introduced Mr. Sawyer to the audience. The Bpeech o? Senator Sawyer was a effort, one worthy even of a man of hlB knowledge^ ability and oulture. He bei by eologizlng Grant, Wilson and the Repu eau party in the natloo, und In this he cari his audience (the Radical part ot lt) with bl When the tone changed and he began dlsscu lag the meriti of Tom lin son ana his lick and the demerits of Moses and bis confier lt became but too evident that this sympai was gone. He discussed with much dlgn and ability the arms contract, and the pay c Uflcate errors o? Moses; paid a passing ie handed compliment to Cardoso, and pi coeded- to a fruitless Inquiry Into I fitness of Solomon L. Hogo lor the comptn lerehip.,.He asked that any man who km One' single quality or attribute In Sol omi which fitted him for this Important offl would nama It; andan "innocent bot impr dent gentleman In the corner" responded th Bolomon's education would fill the bill; Ti Imprudent individual was temporarily d mouthed by the reply from Mr. Sawyer, th he was glad to bear Solomon's learning wou bear him through the test, that be (Mr. S bad known Solomon six years, and was i tbis Mme ignorant of the fact. Mr. Sawy was proceeding to show up the Congresslon career of masterly Inactivity which Sol?me had gloriously followed, when he was again li terropted by a question as to his own caree whether he bad acted with his party, and bc supported the civil rights bill, Ac His rep totals was masterly. Though the speakei opinion and ours are almost the antipodes each other, lt ls but simple J us ti ce to Bay tin the maaner, tone and words In which he vii dinted the consistency of his course, exhib? ed suTdevotioo to party, proved his esme advocacy of all measures tending to the sw vancement of the interests of the colored pe pie, and denounced the slanders which he been industriously circulated against bin was magnificently eloquent. With scorn 1 his every look and manner he hurled at ti amazed questioner aa avalanche of bitte contemptuous words, and then turning to tt audience he branded the baseness of tho* wbo whispered these slanderous falsehoods 1 the ears of the uninformed masses In the eli quent yet terrible language which only th true orator can use. , . Mr. Sawyer was not interrupted during tra. remainder o? his speech-at least we don recollect that he was. He presented th claims of his ticket forcibly and with dignity In fact, the one distinguishing eborac . eris tl 3 c bis speech consisted in its tone. There wa none of that dirty Billingsgate which now m frequently disgraces poll tl cal argt im e nt. W have written rather at length, because hi speech deserves It, The remainder o? the speaking was not re ru ar kable, except tor the lameness or the ex caaes for Moses. -Franklin J. is a bard max to help along. None of his followers can ex Eulin hlayouthful "errors," a? they were callee y Delany. Mr. James A. Dunbar, who fol lowed Mr. Sawyer, tried bard to say some thug to shield bim; but succeeded better In exposing the want 01 cleanliness in the re cords of the Betters than in covering up Mr. Moses's tracks In the pool of corruption. He made a passable speech, however, and his colored hearers made up in good will and sympathy whatsoever he failed to accomplish. Mr. L. Cass Carpenter next addressed the meeting. He did it so well that we are In? clined So th I nk thal he would be ac excellent campaigner if he had material to work upon which had, at least, one good and sound part. Unfortunately for Mr. Carpenter, be didn't have this kind of material, and, consequently, ne only made a good speech. He did 001 undertake to defend Moses- except by saying that Mr. Moses had denten the charges, and that, if he (meek Franklin) was guilty, lt was the doty of those wbo knew of this guilt tc prove the same la the courts. Mr. Carpen ter ended by making a strong appeal to bis col? ored friends to stand by the nominees of the Regular Republican parly, and beseeching them to Ignore the Bolters' ticket, telling them It was practically a Democratic ticket. He predicted that the Regular ticket would be elected by at least 25,000 majority. The next speaker was H. E. Hayne, the candidate for secretary of State. He began to speak, but, the crowd having dwindled down In numbers, he did not finish. His re? marks, to the point where be stopped, were not obj eciion a ble-at least, not greatly so. Tonight while we are writing, the yells which are Intended as cheers to the speakers reach our ears, and admonish ns that the pow-wow la not yet over. Those who speak to-night ore Hayne, McCall and Cardozo. The latter arrived on this afternoon's train. On tbe whole, this day's work bas not been without its lesson. We bave to-day heard argument based upon records which would damn with eternaf?tegrace any candidate before an intel? ligent people, but witta tbe voters here they pass as the idle wind. Beyond doubt Moses ls tbe favorite here ia Radical ranks. The county canvass has been active; candi? dates have done and are yet doing their work nobly,-and. the neople are themselves moving In the matter. Every dav we bear good news of good work done, of slight dlsaffectlons N ma <r-' ? I healed, and of progresa gained on the road to victory. There Is no doubt that we will carry the county, possibly by an increased majority. Our committee have applied for supervisors, and we are determined to have a fair vote. With.that, Marlon is safe. ju VENTS. BOREAS IX BIS HOP TIL L E Another Cold Snap-The Fall Trade-A Glance at the Political Situation The White? will do Nothing and the Blacks Vote for Moses-About Corn and Cotton. [FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] BISHOP vi LLK, October 2. Another cool Bnap ls upon us, the third and coolest of the season. Old Boreas, rousing from bis Stimmer slumbers, blew a stiff bret-ze all day yesterday, almost bringing frost this , morning, the thermometer falling to forty nine degrees. It has been unseasonably warm for several days past, and the sudden change In the atmosphere ls felt quite sensi? bly, rendering fire and heavy clothing neces? sary for comfort Our thoughtful and enterprising BlBhopvllle merchants have anticipated the requirements ol the season and have already lu store a large aDd attractive stock of dry goods. The fall trade bas opened quite brisk, and unusual activity ls observable. The rapid growth ot our modest and unpretending vil? lage presents substantial proof of thrift and enterprise. It bas doubled its ante-bellum size in respect io stores, now numbering a half dozen, one of them among the largest in the county. A surprlslog quantity of cotton ls sold here considering the distance to the near? est railroad station-Ulteen miles. There ls no traffic In seed colton, tbe demoralizing and disreputable practice having been abandoned several years ago. Contrary to expectation, politics have not disturbed UB much BO far thia far. Only one political meeting hos been held here in sever? al months, and that was a tame and Insignifi? cant Radical affair. Moses will probably re? ceive the colored votes of this section. Tbe Bolters have no strength here. ' The whites will support neither aspirant for gubernatorial honors. To them lt ls a matter of Indiffer? ence which faction succeeds. They do not regard either Moses or Tomllnson as worthy of their confidence or support. The bulk of the cotton crop Is gathered. With the weather at all favorable. It will all be gathered in this month. In many Heida all that remains ls a light sprinkling of top cot? ton, which will require but little time or labor to plok lt. The yield will fall below the July prospect one-fdurth. The corn crop lar exceeds last year's, and will generally be sufficient to satisfy the home demand. Som? planters have already housed their corn, while others are housing. For ob? vious reasons this work ls generally done earlier now than la former years, under the old regime. A good deal of sioknesp, mostly biliona fever, has prevailed In this section lor several weeks past. A few cases have proved rather obstinate, but ail are convalescent now. No deaths of lever have occurred among the j whites in this immediate vicinity. SIGMA. THE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. The Conservatives Quiet- Both the Rad- ? leal Faction? Promising Reform-A Nomination fi?r Circuit Solicitor. [F ROM ODB OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ORANOEDDRO, S. C., October 4. Ti.1 factions which are squabbling, bribing, begging and threatening, have had no effect J whatever on the Conservative vote, (the white population) of our section, and the idea which has occurred to some of springing j forward a Democratic ticket, at (he last hour, when the fight ls hottest, ls a thing which we have no desire to do, and will not attempt. Both parties representing the virtue of the Radicals promise reform, both will try to stop stealing. If they do not put their virtuous resolutions In practice soon, they will stop "par n?cessite," as there will be nothing to steal. Charleston and Orangeburg are Interested 10 the selection of a solicitor for this Judicial jlrcult, and we know of no name more worlhy 11 tbe support or both white and colored for ibis Important position than that of our fei lo w .ownsmau, W. J. DeTrevllle. The peace oving people may be assured that lt the penl :entlary for partisan purposes has been cheat )d of Ita legitimate ocoupanis heretofore, that Ifr. DeTrevllle will assuredly perform bis part f elected In future to the dismay of villains ind the vindication of Justice. QUKLQUKFOIS. AX ELOQUENT PRESIDENT. k Fsw specimens of General Grant'? Oratorical Power?. [From the cincinnati Commercial] Some of our valued correspondents assert .bat, as Impartial Journalists, we should pub? lish a few of the speeches uttered by the Presi? dent. It ls urged that we have occupied so much space with Greeley's speeches we should, in fair play to Grant, reproduce some of his ablest efforts. By request, therefore, we give | the following specimens: President Gram's speech to the people of I Alleghany City, delivered October, 1871, in re? sponse to an address by the mayor: "It affords me great pleasure to witness the honors conferred upon me In this reception. I hope that I shall ever, In the administration of the affairs of the government, receive ihe approval of the people of the Outted States, Irrespective of party, which shall ever be my effort. I thank you lor this reception." President Grant's great speech on the open- I ( lng of the European ana North American Ballway, in full, delivered In Bangor, Maine, October 18,1871: "Ladles and gentlememen, I congratulate you and the people of the State of Maine, and the people of the nation at large, upon the occasion which bas brought all of us here. It ls a matter ia which yoa are particularly In? terested; aud the nation at large. I believe, ls almost equally Interested with you. I hope 11 that the railroad may prove to you, and to us, all that ls expected of lt. Improving and build- j lng np a friendly feeling between us and the people of the same language with ourselves, who, I think, are equally interested in the preservation of the most cordial friendship." President Grant's speech to the citizens o? Portland, Maine, delivered October 20, 1871. "I bave a vivid recollection of visiting your city BIX years ago. Thia ia the second time I have been in your city, and am much pleased with the reception here as well as at other places I have visited In your State. If I do not oftener than I bave heretofore, I shall not make many more visits here before I shall be quite an old mau." President Grant's speech at the Newark exposition, delivered September 19,1872: "Gentlemen, I am happy to be here to? night to witness this display ol Newark's man? ufactures. Your ? ar-fa m ed city bas done well ; ber manufacturers have an Influence opposed to the Importation of foreign manufactures/' President Grant's great speech at Newark, delivered at Governor Ward's residence, In response to a serenade, September 19, 1872. Heretofore Imperfectly given-now reported lu full : "Ladles and gentlemen, I could OOt but feel grateful for the reception I nave received at the hands of the citizens o? Newark and of New Jersey to-day. I had the pleasure o? vis? iting the state lair near Elizabeth, where I saw little else but people. I was at your ex? position to-night, and again people, but lit? tle of what they had there to seeT I hope to Bee to morrow what I went to-night to see " President Grant to the loyal people of P hila? delphia, delivered in response to a serenade at Philadelphia, September 25, 1872: renMe "Gentlemen and merchants of Philadel? phia," you have heard much better speeches to-night than I] could make If I were go in? clined. I em very glad to see you, and am pleased to hear that you have been to hear such fine speeches, and how ybu have been engaged to-night." JAY COOKE, MCCULLOCH & CO. No. 41 LOMBARD STREET, LONDON. FOREIGN EXCHANGE, COMMERCIAL CREDITS, CABLE TRANSFERS. CIRCULAR LETTERS FOR TRAVELLERS, AVAILABLE IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. JAY COOKE A CO., NO. 20 WALL STREET. mayaa-x NEW DEY GOODS. J. SHAW, NO. 2Q8 KING STREET, Begs to announce that he ls now In receipt of j his FALL STOCK, Which baa been personally selected daring the past Month, and embraces a fall and complete assortment or DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, SHAWLS, LONOCLOTHS BLANKETS, FLANNELS, HOSIEBT, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, With an endless variety or Trimmings for GuU dreu's and Ladles' Underwear. Also, a rall Une or Gooda for Boys' and Men's wear, together with a large stock or FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &o. AU or which has been tonghi at the lowest cash rates, and will be sold ror aa small a profit aa any j other house In the oliy. An oil ly call and Inspection ls respectfully so? licited. J. SHAW, No. ?68 KING STREET, SECOND DOOR BELOW HASEL STREET. octT-mtnIM_ itti?uroi Sperm GD il THE NEW DISCOVERY, MINERAL SPERM OIL. This OIL la perfectly non-explosive, will not Ignite at 800 degrees Fahrenheit, and la entlte'y r dories*. For railroad cara, steamers and ci wed? ing houses ls invaluable. Recommended by the Board or Underwriters, Steamboat Inspectors, President of Chamber or commerce and Captains of Steamers trading to this port, and by hundrtdJ of ramilles wno are now using lt In the city. Is more billliant than Kerosene, Lighthouse or j ether Explosive Oils now In neo. - OIL BORDERS AND CH1UNJES at wholesale | and retail by DOUGLAS A MILLER, Sole Agents for the State of Sooth Carolina, D, alera In Paints, O ta. Glass Ac, ac. No. ?9 East Bay, booth or Postoffice, ' octr-lmo Charleston, S C. <?tot!)irtg ano Jnrmorjing ?ooo?. raw BTORET~ NEW GOODS ! EVERYTHING- NEW' MENKE ft MULLER, TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, NVITE THE ATTESTION OF THE PUBLIO TO THEIR SPLENDID NEW STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE, JEN TS' FURNISHING GOODS, AND CHOICE MATERIALS FOR CUSTOM WORK AN INSPECTION OF THE GrOODS AND PRICES IN THEIR NEW ESTABLISHMENT, DOR, KING AND WENTWORTH STS., li H. ES FBI Cir Ft/LL Y SOLICITED. octs geming Mat\}\mt*. rp HB MEW Tut ROVED WHEELER A WILSON SILENT SEWING MACHINE. THE BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST. We are now selling these superior Machinai m Tea Dollar monthly payments. Adjusting and Repairing done promptly. WHEELER * WILSON M A NUF"J CO., aprs-lrr ." * Na 309 King street. _gttiinm Caro?._ ?J A. J. SULLIVAN, * BUILD EB AND CONTRACTOR, No. 113 MEETING STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE CAMERON, BARK LET A CO Desires to Inform hts friends and the public (bat be ls prepared to carn on the GENERAL BUILDING BUSINESS. Repairs or all kinds at? tended to, Designs and estimates fur Maned upon application.aspa fjS T. CHAPEAU & CO., DIALERS AND DISTTLLIM OP TURPENTINE AND BOBIN, OFFICE No. ITS EAST BAY, OHABUBTOH, S.O. The highest prices paid for erode anrltMimn? jyj"08ES GOLDSMITH A SON, COLONNADE ROW, TENDUE RANGE. Highest Cash Price paid ror WOOL, WAX Hides, Skins, Paper Stock, Iron, and au kinda of M?tala. ALSO, Dealers ta COTTON, Naval Stores and Scotch Pi? iron. mayso-mwriyr "^jr PRESTON DOWLING, No. o BOYCE'S WHARP, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Local Salesman or the celt Orated Wright k Warnock's Horse-Power for ginning, ?a-l y adapted to the Old King Post, and ls a complete geering, not affected by the weight in the Bin house. DA vented by a Barnwell man. Gina, wuh two motes. 40 er 45 saw gins, i soo to 2000 pounds lint per dav- Price here $125. Also for Wright's Cotton Planter. Best ever invented. Plants any given number of seed any given num? ber or inches apart. One hand, with mule, opens plants and covers six acres per day. Price $28. ' sepM-wlm-T ' , nJrrj Ofooos, Ut. GO OOO GOGO GGGGG GGGGGG GGGGGGG GGGGGGOG GGGGGGGGGGGGGGQGGuGGGOGGGGGQGG QGGGGGGGG ' GGGGGGGGQ GGOGGGUG GGGGQUGG GGGGGGG GRAND GGGGGGG GGGGGG GGGGGG GGGGG GQGGG GUGG OPENING GOGO OGG GOG OG GO O OF O no GO OGG GOG GOGO DRY GOGO GGGGG . GGGGG GGGGGG GGGGGG GGGGGGG GOODS. GGGGGGG GGGGGGGG G?GGGGGG GGGGGGGGG QGGGGGGGG GQGQGGQGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGQGG6GGG GGGGGGGG OOOOOOO 000000 00000 0000 OGG GO G FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT ft CO NO. ava KING &rv& BIET, (BROWNING'S OLD STAND,) Have completed their ne wand elegant Bollding, and are now offering to the Public the Fall Impor? tations of D BESS GOODS, In ail the latest Fabrics, comprising : PLAIN CASHMERE-*, Irish and French Poplins Drep de Niece, Merinos in all the newest colors Plain, Striped and Fafcoy Silk Black silks la all the leading makes satins, ia Black and all other colors MIR Plu-hes. la ail shades TiimmMK and Cloaking Velvets, all colors Dress aaa Trimming EpplngUns Rep Valoam and Rep Fou Wool and Silk Poplins A new and fall Line of Mourning Goods A splendid a?Boitmeot of Seoood Mourning ooods Alpacas. Bombazines, Empresa A Henrietta Cloths Lacen, Embroideries and Handkerchiefs Lace collars, shawls, Aa., Ac On TDESDAT, October 1st, we will open our CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT Fine CARPETS for Fall and Winter 187Z We will on that day opes a full Line of VELVETS. BRUSSELS and TAPESTRY OARPETS. Two and Three-Ply Carpeta English and American Oil Cloths, ah widths Druggets, Bugs. Mata, Ac, Aa, All In entirely new detlgns. We have added to oar well assorted Stock Gooda a fall Line of UPH0L9TEBY GOODS, which will comprise all the latest designs and fabrica Io that department. RICH SATIN DAMASK Plain Silk and Union Terries Tapestry, Plano and Table Covers Heir Cloths, Gimpa, Conon Damasks Cornices, Tassels, Window Shades, Ac. Oar CLOTH AND TAILORING DEPARTMENTS are complete, and the Finest and Latest Styles can be found at oar establishment. On WEDNESDAY, October 2d, we will open and have completed oar GENTS' F URNISHISG DEPARTMENT, offering the Pabilo the Beat and Latest styles and Mates of Gooda beloflflag to this department Oar MILLINERY DEPARTMENT oontaina all the Latest Styles of FEATHERS, Flames, ArtlO dal Flowers; Plain, Oros Grain, two aod three Shaded Ribbone,lu all the most fashionable shades. DOMESTIC AND LINEN DEPARTMENTS ARE COMPLETE. sa-The prices of all oar Gooda will he regula ted aocordiog to the latest New York Price List. Oi eAt care has been takes la the completion and selection of Goods for oar .. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT, which, purchased of very first hands only, can be guaranteed to be the -cheapest and best selected Stock in this market. We most cordially Invite Merchants. Milliners and Talion to inspect our Stock of Gooda, examine oar Pnces, and we can guarantee satisfaction. The Salesroom for this Department ls entirely separate from the Retail Department. FUROHUOTT, BENEDICT A CO., No. 276 King Btreet. Panos, ?rrjans, Ut. PIANOS AND ORGANS Furnished at factory prices for Cash, or by Monthly Pay manta on the most liberal terms. CHARLES L. M'CLENAHAN, Plano and M?sle Store, aeps-imoa No. loi King Btreet. <?nj}ine0, iKacljinrrrj, &t. STEAM ENGINES. PORTABLE, STATIONARY AND AGRIOULTU BAL ENGINES, two to fifty horse-power Circular Saw Milla, Grist Milla I jong and Short Cotton Gina dam and Leather Belting Sperm, Lard, Tannera', Linseed, Paraphlne, White oak Oils, Tallow, Ac, Ac Engine and Mill Supplies In great variety. CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO., CORNER MEETING AND CUMBERLAND 8TS angaa-anoa_ Shirlo ono .famishing, ?oo?s. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GENTS' Milli STORE, CHARLESTON, &. C. 8 8S SSS B8S9 SS88S SSSSSS BS8SSSSS SSSSSSSSSS 8S88SS8S888SSSSSSS8SSS8SS8S9SS3S SSSSSBSS 88SS8S88 SS38SS on fiTT'Q ssssss sssssOuUI I OBSSSS SSSS BS88 SSS QR^,A" S83 SB STAR 8S 8 S sss SHIRT sss SSSS SSSS 83SSS SSSSS SSSSSS EMPORIUM SSSSSS B888BBB8 88SS8SSS 8SS88S8S88S88S8S8888883SS898S88B SSSSSSSSSS 8SS8SS38 SSSSSS SSSSS SSSS sss ss s Tbs Proprietor of the above Establishment has Jost returned from New York with a new and well selected Stock of the Celeorated STAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS, ALSO, A FINS ASSORTMENT OF GENTLEMEN IF FURNISHING OOODS, CONSKTLNO OF UNDERWEAR, Shaker Flannel, Wool aod Merino, Colton Flan* nel, Shirts and Drawers, all grades and all sizes. English Merino and cotton Bair Hose. Also, a full selection of the latest Novelties In NECKWEAR, English Windsor Scarfs, Marquise Scarfs, Lord Stanley Scarfs, Livingston cravats, Chancellor Scarf a, Bows and Ties. Gray's PAPER COLLARS of all descriptions. Walklog Canes and Umbrellas. E. 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"QHG0T7', BENEDICTA CO] itv. \ ?75 K:ING STREET, BROWNING'S OLD STAND,) Have completed th( lr new and elegant Building, and are now offering to the Pnbllo the Fall Impor? tations or DRESS GOODS, in all the latest Fahrt ?, comprising: PL UN CASHMERES, irish and French Poplins Drep de Niece, Merinos in all the no west colors Plain, Striped and Fancy Suk Black Silks la all the leading makes Satins, in Black and nil other colors Silk Plashes, la alt shades Tri m ml Dg and Cloaking Velvets, all colors Dress and Trimming Bppiogllna Hep Valours and Rei Pols Wool and Silk Popllnn A new and roll Line or Mon rain g Gooda A splendid assortment or Second Mor.ming Goods Alpacas, Bombazines, Empress A Henrietta Cloths: Laces. Embroideries nod Handkerchiefs Lace Collara, Shawls, ac, ac. On TUESDAY, October 1st, we will open oar CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.) . Fine CARPETS for Fall and Winter 1872. We will on that day o pen a fall Line or VELVETS, BRUSSELS and TAPESTRY CARPETS. Two and Three-Ply c ir peta English and American Oil Cloths, all widths Druggets, Hags, Mats, Ac , Aa, All in entirely new designs; We have added to t ar well assorted Stock or j Goods a foll Line of UPHOLSTERY GOODS, which will comprise all the latest designs and fabrics In that department. RICH MATIN DA li ASK Piala Mik and Uaion Terries Tapestry, Plano and Table Covers Hair Cloths, Gimps. Cotton Damasks cornlcea, Taueli, Window Shades, Ac. Oar CLOTH AND TAILORING DEPARTMENTS arc complet.-, and the Finest and Latest Styles can be round at our es abllsbment. On WEDNESDAY, o :tober 2d, we will open and have completed our CENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, ?tiering the Pabilo Hie Best and Latest styles and Makes of Goods belonging to this department. Oar MILLINERY D SPARTMFNT contains all the latest styles ot FEATHERS, Plumes, Artificial Plowers; Plain, Oros o ala, two and three shaded Ribbons, tn all the most fashionable shades. DOMESTIC AND IIS IN DEPARTMENTS ARE COMPLETE. ?-nie Prices or all mr Goods will be regulated According to the latesi New York P.Ice list. Great care has been taken tn the completion and selection of Goods for oar WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT, which, purchased or very first hands only, can be I guaranteed to be the cheapest and best selected Stock In this marker. We most cordially Invite Merchants, Mininera and Tallnrs to inspectonr Stock or Goods, examine our Prices, and we can guarantee satisfaction. Tho Salesroom for this Department ls entirely I separate from the Retail Department. - - I FCBCHGOTT, BENEDICT A 00., sep20 No. 21? King street. flfrgflg at tPrjoUgqle. jp?WIE, MOISE ?v DAT is nrPOBTKBS, MANUFACTUBXB8* AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, CHARLESTON, & C. We beg to call the attention of Druggists, Phy? sicians and Country Merchants to our large and complete Stock of all Goods usually kept in a j First-class WHOLESALE DRUG WAREHOUSE, consisting In part ol Pare DRUGS, Medicines and Chemicals, Foreign and Domestic, all Proprietary Articles, Instruments. Tr asses, supporters, Band? ages, Suspensions, Glassware, Window Glass, Potty, Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs, instruments, Perfumery, Fancy Gooda and Druggist's Sun? dries, which have been selected with great care to meet the wants or all in need or Reliable Arti clea at moderate prices. * We are alto Proprietors of the following, which we offer with confidence ss being equal to any similar Preparations la the market: SUMTER BITTERS, the Great Southern Tonic. MOISE'S LIVER PILLS, Purely Vegetable. MOISE'S HORSE, HOG AND CATTLE POWDERS. MOISE'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, Warranted i i to Core. MOISE'S POPULAR WHITE WORM CANDY. MOISE'S MORNING STAR YEAST OR BAKING POWDERS. COLLIER'S REMEDY FOR MAN AND BEAST, the Beat Liniment ever used. We are Agents for the following Houses, whose Articles we offer at Proprietors' prices: DB. YON G UL ANN'S ROYAL CROWN SCBNAPPS. This world-renowned Tonio ls highly recom? mended by the most eminent German Physi? cians, and pronounced by them as perfectly pure, and free from all adulteration. JOHN WYETH A BRO., or Philadelphia-Elegant Pharmaceutical Preparations : Beef Wine and Iron, "Tasteless Cod Liver Oil," Pepsin, Bismuth and Strychnine, Ac. BANGE BEOS. A WHITE,;or Philadelphia-Stand? ard Solid and Fi ni il Extracts and Sugar. ] Coated Pills. LIEBIG'S Texan Extract or Beef, in all size packages. Excelsior Spring Saratoga Water. Fresh sup? pli?e received monthly. TI EM AN A CO.'S Celebrated Surgical Instru? ments. LONG'S Portable Soda-Water Apparatus. All complete In one silver-Plated Draw-Stand. The Cheapest and most Easily Managed Foun? tain In the world. PATENT SPRING SHOW-CASES, WALNUT AND METAL FRAMES, 4,6, e, 7 and 8 feet, always on hand. Jun8-mw6mos T^XOELSIOtt HAIR TONIC. Thia preparation .Ut just what many perBons need. They wish no dye, but only a Hair Wash, or Bair Dressing-something that will keep the bair clean, and at the name time be a p eas an hair dressing-not too greasy. The "Excelsior' meets all thesu Indications, and should be given a trial. Fifty cents a bottle; five bottles lor two dollars. A liberal discount to t he trade. For sale by the Manafactnrer. DR. H. BABB, No. 181 Meeting street. VAN DEDSSN'S WOEM CONFECTIONS (Made of Pore santonine.) Pleasant, reliable and effectual; has stood the te 31 or many years. For sale Wholesale and Re tau by DR. H. RAER, Na 181 Mee (lng street. Carpas, ??o?inr), ?t. OIL CLOTH, HATTING, ftc GEO. A. BO WM A IV. A g ?nt, Mo. ?37 KINO STREET, HAS JUST RECEIVED A HANDSOME AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF : Velvet, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Three* Piyi Ingrain, Wool Dutoh, Venetian and .Hemp CARPETING. Velvet, Brussels and Beam RUGS and MATS Cocoa, Mantua, Rattan and China MATTTSO Cocoa, Jute and AUloant MATS OIL CLOTH, of ail widths and qnalltl's STAIR BODS, Stair Fads, Carpet Linings, Ac. Whloh ha la prepared to o?\r at prices that win please. aepgr-fmwia tant*} ?cobs, Stations, Ut. FALL AND WINTER E. W. MARSHALL ft CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS MD NOTIONS. We offer to tue Trade an unusually Large and Well-Purchased Stock ol the above Gooda, which will be kept full during the season by a Resident Boyer in tbe Northern Marketa, and will be sold at prices aa low aa can be obtained elsewhere. E. W. MARSHALL A CO., No. 141 Meeting street, Charleston, S. 0. sejo-mwfamo <3\oves, Rosiers, Ut. "~OHOSSON'F CELEBRATED KID AND CASTOR GLOVE, MOM ONS TO S II BUTTONS. Black, White, Light, Mode and Dark. AU the new fancy colora to match the prevailing ?hades or BU ta and Dress Gooda. For aale, wholesale and retail, by . ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., NEW YORK, BOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES, augis turnarnos SteDrf. COOKING AM) HEATING ST0TE9 A T RETAIL. PICTURES AND PRICES OF EACH, With 1 lats or Furniture for Cook Stoves, will be sent upon application. WILLIAM SHEPHERD A CO., No. 29 KAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. a gooers, Sao ti ca and ?iiuos. IPTT^TOALET Manufacturer and Dealer in DOORS, SASHES AND BLINDS, STORE DOORS, FRENCH AND AMERICAN MOULDINGS, WINDOW GLASS, NEWELS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, BALUSTERS, SLATE MANTELS. OFFICE AND SALES ROOMS, No. 30 Hayne street, FACTO BT, HOBLB80 K'S WHABF mnhs-fmwiv T\yrEDICINAL TORPEDOES, IN THE ? ITX shape of fierce cathartics, are falllag into | disrepute. . ? Tsrrsnt'i KfTerreic ent Seiner Aperltnt I ls driving them out of ase. lt ls the mildest and ! most genial of ah laxatives, instead of weaken? ing the stomach and bowels, lt gives them tone and vigor, ut her purgative* leave the excretory paaaagea In an unatoral condition, and nsw con? cretloDs gather there, often more difficult io re-1 move tban those that have been violently expel?-1 ed. The SEL i ZEtt APERIENT; on the eontrary, es'abashes a regular habit of body. As an appe- j tlzer and exllarant, lt ls far supperlor io any "Bitters," and its purifying influence on the vio? lated animal fluids excels that of any blood d?? purent lu the Materia Medica. And then, bow J delicious I Sold by all druggists. aep26-i2 BEEF, WINE AND IRON AND BEEF, WINE, IBON AND CINCHONA. These elegant and excellent stimulating Tonics are now getting into general ase, casos of delicate females and oblldieo. They may hfl hai\ nt DR- ?. BADI*, be had or No. 131 sleeting street. A fnii stnnk of Elixirs, and all the other new nSSS^^Sntliam alwaya kept on hanr*._._ TO PSOTOGBAPHEBS ! _., DB. H. BAER.No. 181 MEETING STREET, Keeps a foll assortment or Photographers' Oheml calsfas also Pure Alcohol, Acetic Acid, Ac, AO., auof which he sells at the lowest prices. Bj Wit MeKAY. nOOm PERSTJEAMSHI? SOUTH CAE IT OLINA AND CHARLESTON, 00 account of Shippers Wfll s?ETHla DAT, at io o'clock, ac toe signor the Bea Hag, No. 4S<rwattwwrtb street ca?? 104 swiss BLANKETS, oner baje oraj Blankets. Bli ok ?nd Fancy satineta^Obt tcnides Jeana, Twe*-dH, Pine ali Woot cassim tn ea. Broadcloth, Table Damask, Hcatery, Oiovesand twenty cartoons Assort ed Shoes, Gaiters, Ac' octr ' "? ?' '?? - i:..! t.?-a:^:J EGBERT HUNTER VS. L, NATHANS. By virtue of an Execution in the ? bo ve cate, to me directed and delivered, will be sold, THIS DAT, October 7th, 1873, in front of the Ooort hoDse, in Charleston, at 11 o'clock. A. IL . Ail the rigtit, title lad Interest or the defendant, in the above case, tn ga that piece or parcel of HIGH AND LOW LANB7 situate weat end of Beac rain street, lu the City or Coartertbn. meas nrlng and containing in front on said street - feet, and in depth - feet, hotting and bounding north on land belonging to the estate of Thomas Bennett, south on Beacfaln street, eaat oo Cada den f-treet and lands or -, and west on Ashley River. - Temu Oath. : . B. W. M. MACKEY, oct7-l_Sherifl of Otarieston county. frgition Bait*"Smite fltogg. W. T. LEITCH A B. 8. BBTJN8. .. A ac t louaers.a om : DE818ABLE 8TOEF,, No. 285 KTN? Street, by order Executor of tte Estate of JOHN RUSSELL. , i ' ' Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 22d In?tant, at the Postofflce, at li o'clncr, ... . i- ;i-?.V 1 hat Three-story BRICK STORE, No. 285 King stree . Test side, formerly known as-RUSSELL'S Book store. Lot measures 36 feet front bj m feet In depth, more ?rlese. >. .-r> Terms-One-third oath; balance one, two and three years, secured bj bond and mortgage^ with In ten st at the rate often per ?nt. per annum. Property to be Insured, and pclloy of lniuranoe to be assigned. F ur ch aserto pay us for papers. 0Ct7,13,21,23_ By LOWNDES ft GEIMBALL, 1 .? A?&o?Mn7 ':'-? ~D E F E B E E ' S SALK- VALUABLE I V Real S?tate atAoction. Daniel 8. Pope, As? ia^ nee vs. John King, Trotte?. In the Common PlesA By virtue or an order of sale in this eau, to we directed by the Boa. R. P. Graham, Judge of toe First circuit. I will offer for sale, at pnbHo auc? tion, at the Postomoe, Charleston, on TUESDAY, tte fl fi h day of November, A D. 1872, at H o'clock. A. M., ali the mortgaged premises described in is id order ai '" 1 " All that PLANTATION, or t rac t of land. : on Ed - ato Island, known as "G ove rc o r's Bl nfl," bastin r in<3 bounding north by r branch of Governor 's Jreek ana on landa of Ephraim Mlkrlr smflifloorse . K. Clarke, east by lands of the Episcopal ca aron ?nd of George R. Clarke, ind by the public road, loath bj landa ot Jabez J. E. Wescoatand by Gov? ernor's Creek: measuring and containing ab oat two hundred and Ure acres, including marsh una, that is to say, about osehuudred and eeveaty-flve urea of high land, and about thirty- acres -.of marsh land, d* the same more or leas. Terms-Oae-ialf cash ; balance In one tnd two years, to be aeoarad by boan, bcarm* uueraat *i the rats of seven par cent, per annum from the day or?ale, aad ar manga* e uf the property; pnr cnaser to pay. Beferee far all necesaarr, yapere.; v. - G. HERBERT SA*?, Refere*. ool7,K^l.?S,28novl.4,8 ? u w... Hy J. FRASER M AT HE WES, STEAMER WATER LILY. ' "^j? Will be Aoid on TUESDAY, 33d Instant;at sen them Wharf, where she now Mes, at ll o'doa A.M., .i .'? taa?Mt? The Powerfal and .Light Dralt Steamboat "WATER LILT," lately prying Freight itoti Passenger Boat between Cnarlsstoa andj-ifce islands. Dlnenstoae; Length overall los., fee;, breadth aa feet, draft ?feet 4 tarto*^^ She has two (3) r>ow^P.-easure Engl hes con? nected at tight angies; dieter ofcj\Wen_ Jp Inches; ZX feet stroke; le tdmlrahly adapted fdr towing purpoiee. ootAi-ttBWBtitlT ===== 1 = =.55.i O.'JLT rc?! pRUGS- AND ^BDIOXNj??;^; WHOLESALE & RETAIL, . u. : . r.v) f.m: o?'rol* t DR. H. SAER, NO. 131 MEETIflQ hfREET, Offers bis Large and Weir-Assorted Stock of DRUQB, ,'..* MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, pEBPDHEBr, ; : ; V ' TOIi^ABTTOI^:: AT THE LOWEST MAKJEtET HATKB! Constantly on hand all the ?lng Proprietary Medicines- - . FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN A KO AMERICAN. fc?y?.j,tf|a , FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, the beat and most coa veulent for general ase. . .-: rMil. Also, every other kind of, s.rrtnge known io the market. : . . , wo-ft.*0 Trnsses, Abdominal Supporters, Bhoulder Bracea, Abdominal Beits, Physicians' saddie Bags, rhyslclans' Pocket-Cases, Elastic Stockings' and Medi?me Chests. Druggists' Glassware, or every description, a the lowest rates, and a foll, assortment 0f ..Drug? gists'Snndriea." Agent for Nat tan's "Crystal Discovery forth? Hair.? r Agent for the "New York Medical Uni varsity's Preparations. .SHtuSsifc Agent for Rlson'r, Tobacco Antidote, sud Upi' ham's Antidote to Strong Drink. .; ??< Agent for the elegant prei<aratlons of W. &. Warner A Co., of Philadelphia, oomuetlng of a full Une of Finid Extract?, Bug ar-Oo*t?d PU to. Elixirs, Medicated Wines and: Syrups, Licorice and Pepsin Loxengea, Aa.; Ao., ? Z'.-,L I Special attention is directed to the fallowing articles or bis own manufacture: ',' ;' :i7?^ ' GERMAN SOOTHLY CORDIAL I An excellent Carminative, Invaluable lo tho diseases incident to,the p.'nod of dentition;. children; as also in colic, dU^rrhoea, dyienicry, and other infantile complaints. It .ls superior to * other medicines used for this parp?se, as lt ls en? tirely free from any Injuri?os drug, and CONTAINS KO ANODYNE I ^ . It ia recommended, by the bent physicians, and mothers may administer lt with confidence. - - . THE EXCELSIOR H Al R TON IO, ts a carefully prepared Dressing for the hair, at. once answering the purposec of hair oU, bair - wash, and bair tonic. It contains no sulphur lead, or nitrate or silver, and is NO DYE I lt will promote a healthy growth of hair, ?ni prevent their falling ont, and will not injure the general system. syonvmnw Baer's Improved Vegetable Cathartio I'ills. A gentle Aperient, of purely vegetable sob stances, recommended for Dyspepsia,' Headache Constipation, Ac, Ac "~ "~ DOUBLE DISTILLED BENZINE, for removing grease spots, and cleaning clothe*. . None trat th Purest Droga traed, and satua.v Hon guaran ted, both as to price and quality, o lit - Order are solicited from Druggists, physicians. Conn try Merchants, Planters and others, with the assurance that they aban receive prompt and aretnl attention. mobT-amosPoaw rpHE MARION STAB, .V* published m one or the best agrlcnltoraljieoiV' ?o?s or the state ana bavins a large and in^ Slng circuiailon ^ngMit plantera ute>.^ bn^neis men, offer JtsColnmmi to the Factors. Merebuta and other baslneterteaof Churleston as Se best medinm through whlca they caa/eon,, munlcate wita the nutm andJferohanw^o^ . Peedee Country. Business Oatinaiw KBer-JdV1' ? vertlaementa inserted on Hberal twma > ? .?,4? Address .W. J. MoKEBALL,. aeDMmo ' ' MartoBu-B. "J . rms rjIHE BARNWELL BES TliiEL, (BBONSOH'S SnValtk) PUBLISHED AT BLACETvTLLE, t?. C. - : Wu established in 1852, and u an Advertising Medium is tmsarpassed by anr Ooontiy Weekly' - la the stile. Now ls the time to AdverUae. For Terms, Aa, address E. A. BRONSON.^ . sepSC-lmo . Proprietor.