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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08
Special Notice.
Forwarding and issiOn

DERSONS Ordering goods will please bear in
L mind that we are selling for Cash, and IN
no case will deviate for any one. ..
marI1 ,5S. THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

ISMoses s. Beech, the snterprising
proprietor Of the New York Sun, has i'm,
vented press that prints both sides Of hiA
pa per at once.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

1.-the Richmond Wig, noticing the
constant and canting appeals of the South
ern Democrats for ssunited South. IN sup
port of the Democratic candidate for the
next Presidency" takes occasion TO dis
claim the remutest idea Of doing so foolish
a thing, ''under any conceivable circum-
Stances" and adds:
"We may as well frsternize with and
support Seward for the Presidency, as for
Southern Democrats 10 support Douglas,
whom they have denounced very recently
just as bad, if not worse than Seward.-
And. in truth, we apprehend less danger 10
the South from the election to the Presiden-
cy of an open and avowed Black Republl-
can, than OF a sneaking and hypocritical
Northern Democrat Nth Southern feelngsr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28
Price 81 Is.

Prom Morris & WIlss Home Journal.
ave learn Sig Luigi Mon of Harvard College has trans
ted GuERRlzzs famous Historical Novel Of BEATRICE CEScI
and that h now Of publication. There will
dosbtey be desire felt this volume. Guerru is
probably the distinguished Of living taan suthors and
We Are glsd the modern literature Of ItAyw
which but little acqusinted-wi be insugurated by
brilliant specimen Of novelwriting this H. The life OF
Beatrice Las been generally indeed may entirely misan
deood but Guersz has shown in his very powerful work.
completed after careful labor what probably the correct
son this sad history Every has read sheley tragedy
Of Cen and those fortunate enough to have extended their
travels Italy remember Of the loveies spee
mems the and copied Portrait Of Beatrice BY
Guido now in the Gallery Of the BarbeIin Palace"
Guezz in his Preface to this work. says, addressing the
fortunate shade Of Beatrice:
"Inasmuch have been able nprehend thee, mpore
for sufficient power worthly thy history to these
dear Italian maidens who love thee sister just departed
thouah the shadow and half spread
sepuehre. Verify thine history Of sad crimes but the
adens Of my country will read it, II will pierce their gentle
souls Ike sword but they will read it, When the youth whom
they approaching, they will hasten bushng to hide
but they will read and will offer thee the only gift that b.
given TO the besrayed-tssrs."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28
NEW LAW BOOK.-BISHOP on CRIMINAL.
IN LAW VOL. II. THIS DAY pubAhed b. LITTLE
BROWN Co, No. III Wsshin<to Boston-
COMMENTARIES ON THE CRIMINAL LAW
By JOEL PRENIlSs BISHOP. go.
Vol H. containing the Of Specific Ofsrs pAsesteay
arranged svo - 80.
NOTICES OF VOL. |.

NOTICES OF VOL. l.
"Ihave made general examination Of Mr. B.S@p' ne. eocs
Law and hinl Tori Of nach interest nv I'D pse
10 fun Of learning and seu,suess ample aud 'rustwosy IN s
citations Of authorities and skl aud fortunate In lie disin
men, arrangement Of the principles which the authorities
IL !. law book written with thought care, ingenuity and
ssrpesres speculative and suggestive yet safe and emDenuy
Useful The reader hnds the is and the decisions
ened to think for himself Instead of comi,tns 10 menory
his mind .tmulsed e reesu to doubt 70 dsns1 ia
discipline. do not hnow recent work which more aappy
ss.S the .na ,S.s # s.a 10 si vi
ous philosophy and without r5e-s mise.sny Of css a "
4. an elementary work consider one Of hish merit the
oevou. result Of immense sOt good po.sI Q, .n.y AID
principles, arranged in a clear and m-thodel order"
hSs E MS's o w sss.. ..
Criminal Law bu; equally valuable and worthy Of study to
The prncipe. laid down by Mr. Bishop rslyju't and
worthy to be adopted by all scientific men snd on every page
..pn.On and that practical ssn;e .S to nnfsn and
Enss on h.% 3, M BsOp
assO have been sxeca.ed in mssy and IN ,h.
''''' ''N WV london Law Magazine and Review
1--WE hook upon this valuable addition to our legal
literature aud a credit its auhor" Law Reporter
Mr. Bishop has rendered invaluable service 70 the ess pro-
en he ..sses !. s q the .t
and in this production he has advanced his reputation many
msntsy analysis s,sctne.: Of s.ment
and cOpiou,ne'. Of principle He svs the esh student not
collection Of such the Dgests afford nor vet he
theories Of the ust but the whole body Of the criminal
law from the hand and the brain Of thorough
master uniting in harmonious proportion principle and sdadi
cation" Boston rosI
his reputation and illustrate hs He must henc-orth De
regarded legal authors In this any other
country Combining with and patient research
philosophical mind acute analysis. an unlimited powet OF
clear statement Of principles and fresh aud per
rpcuous style he has made book Of extraordinary merit eyne
ing extraordinary mental ability and destined To hold in legal
bbography extraordinary rank" ST. Louis Republican,
The the law the educated bat uupuessioua mags
trs. the seeking leading principles rs'hf
thar details hay. long needed philosophical elementary work
on Criminal Law Such work Mr. Bishop has Furnished
full of eaning profound original and admirable comen
tay which 10 destined useful TO the student TO the
veteran practitioners in Criminal Courts"
- IRchnlnnd Examiner
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DOCTOR CHARLES MACKAY,

in bis letters to The London Illustrated News, calls Broadway
The Broadway Mason Brothers, not be outdone call
Beatrice Cenci The Beatrice Cenc" which work according "
heir advertisement historical novel BY Hungarian nAe
Gouneza" Now, although we do pubiah l edion'OI
webster Dictionary, know enough Of the Enei'n A's
not call this heroine The Beatrice Cenei or 70
POOR Guersz into Hungarian. We publish to-day INC "U''
Beatrice Cenci. RUDD CAiIAli''''
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A MORAL RESERVATION.

Mason Brothers their astonishing Advertisement Of
Ths Beatrice Cenei that the profits reserved" for the
benefit Of the snthor the author wondashe not
have the profits reserved" But not the author Oh
BEATRICE CEScI determined 70 be the next best
the pubshe-snd edition. sanctioned BY Harvard College
and translated by Month is issued this day.
RUpp & CARLETON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28
THE BEATRICE CENCI.

Mason Brother, having announced work which they ente
The Beatrice Cerc" suppose that other publishers will
adopt this STYLE and that advertisements win be Of
The Quentin Durward," The David Coppered,' The
John Halifax In the translation which publish this
day of Gueazzs famous novel Of BEATRICE CEScI om.
the superuous article through regard for the feelings Of the late
amen,ed Lndey Murray. RUDD CARLETON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28
HISTORICAL REFLECTION.

When Beatrice Cenci died the scaaod she housh
that sic ud in the nineteenth century be murdered BY the
Masons She i however be found still alive in GlenNzP
novel Published this day by RUDD CARLEToN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28
CONUNDRUM.

Why Mason Brothers members Of well known secret soc
ETY.! Because publishing edition Of Guenazzs BEATRICE
CExcI which previously announced by Rudd Carleton
they violated trade etiquette and proved themselves to be rather
EyeeM asCps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

SING A SONG Of publishing; pocket fan Oh ~
Beatrice Cerci which every one viii buy
We mad scarce announced Il than Mason gan -
Now, wasn't ths,s .cury Trick to Try IN Tu'1'A's
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WATTS IN A NAME ~

Who i. GourrezA announced by Mason Brothers -
Of The Beatrice Cenci," translated BY Mr'- na go
We give 1, ut-not the book, but the riddle oui
c,,cI rbb,s THIS DAY. and win be found to Be BY %
celebrated author Guerrsxzi. HUDD 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

have sncp.,.a b.. 20 nearly exhausted s edition hat
we have THIS DAY put to press Second Eai'.I' .'
seers win do web to send their orders v'noa' c
we az again out Of print kupD 49, n-vX
PukHshsu nd Dssksspsrs, No. 80 Dyeee~9 ~" '.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

The effect Of this powerful work upon the mpasonae and
vehement Italian reader ueh that certain Of the Governments
have nerdcted It's publication, and is rarely in Italy
Be particular buy the edition translated BY Luigi Mont Of
Harvard University IL is the only complete unabridged edition
n the English language.
Sold by all Booksellers in the United States.
This book will be sent by mail postage paid 10 part Of the
United Ststes receipt Of price in s:amps-Sl %.
RUDD CARLETON,
Publishers aud Booksellers,
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

NETWORK LEDGER TRIUMPHANT.
NOTHING LIKE THE LEDGER.
Nor,cr."The THR0NG OF VISITORS to Banunl's Ml
scum Is SO EXTRAORDINARY Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons that the MANAGEMENT would aeSlse Ino'e WI" Can
conveniently do IL. 20 witness In the EvENlNe
THE PIONEER PATRIOT;
Or The MAID OF The WARFARE
ONLY REAL AMERICAN PLAY,
not Manufactured from foreign materials presented 70 The plehc
this ''' PE siq EST WHiRLwINp OF APPLAUSE
and admiration on every occasion o. us isPie''N ~
COBB'S GREAT LEDGER STORY
Watkins ESQ.,, executed ExfKEssLS FOR THIS ESTABLISH
StN'' al' Las ASTONISHING Aston EXCITEMENT,
of its nauness lie beauty and its force
the COUNTY, L will be repsasss s., EVENING =, o'clock
the characters in II being represented by Mrs Charles Howard
M n Watkins M HsrdsnbeIeh F BridsnSn Z. F. Tsyor
"a kyn.r D. Oakley and the entire dramatic c'ops
BEWARE T THs AyTERSo O. SsSs. GLASS.
1'-'ns No TH ns i IRfsa A AVA
The beautiful AoUARIA Happy Family the Living Ser
under ten, ls - e'D'''
pURDYs NATIONAL THEATRR, Chatham
st-Dress Circle 25eens; Pit y es Orcb,,.r. Chairs. %
e.. r,ss BSss. s Curtain VI. .e
'''''''' o'FLiNIGIS AND THE FAIRIES
rh'm oF'n'' Mr. o so9fIr Mary k''aaaa. Herring
Y"i'e e'M; G5 LIB Rs s. Ish EFRc'A cAAnsa
Golden Farmer.Mr H. Allen Elizabeth MN, Nichol.
WOODS BUILDINGS, Broadway, Prince near
eEoRoE cHRisTY an, n , %09Ds aINsTRELs sRs.
o STl MiSsTREIsY nsDSni win Bsslsrs NOD
ann Il version Of THE TooDLEs.
CAUDLE LECTURES
Mr. Timothy Toosss ~ &C. &c H HaT1sEy
NJ" Cs'd'' I0'ds i.,c Of waii.ci. Tbs..erl
S,,Sss = sssk D0sS 1sn q u s0a'@Ss ~ ss'se
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Rec Mason, Roe the press runs fast -,
The Cerci" Is out and we've beat you ,,rov
Brosdwsydisn Publisher song, BY RuDp
no; a, all suggestive If Moore's Canadian Boz c'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28
TABLE or CONTENTS.

1ABLb Of ION1INlO.
Vol. l.
Chapter L-Frsneesco CepcL
Chapter 1.-THE Abduction.
Chapter III.-Temrtatiou.
Chapter iV.-Nero.
Chapter V.-Cburch Of 81. Tbtnss.
Chapter VI.-Dsspair.
Chapter VII.-1he Banquet.
Chapter vIII-The Fire.
Chapter IX.-Msrco.
Chapter X.-M. Guido Guerra
Chapter XI.-The Girl Of v;,t-n.
CHAPTER XII.-The Tiber.
Chapter XIlI.-Depsrture.
Vol. 2.
Chapter I-Spectres.
Chapter 1.-THE Night Of Crime.
Chapter IlI.-The Red Mantle.
Chspter IV.-The FortaIe.
Chapter V.-The Judges.
Chapter VI.-Sacrifce.
Chapter VII.-The judgment.
Chapter VIII.-Gonfession-
Chapter Ix.-The Garments.
Chapter X.-Pardop.
Chapter X.-The Wife.
Chapter XII.-The Last Hour.
Chapter XIII.-The SepuIchre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

BOSTON, JAN D. IS58.
My DEAR LADIES: have this day received favor Of the
I'd init inviting repeat for the benefit Of the Womans
Protective Emigration Society Of New YORK. the address
lately delivered by for the benefit Of the Boston
Proyident Association"
shall have much pleasure in complying With request and
in this way cooperating with you the highly neorons and
interesting work in which you are engaged. .
The I'd Of February and the Academy Of Music convenient
to you sui; the time and place for the delivery OF the
address.
With grateful Of the catering terms in which
vour invitation is expressed remain my dear Ladies'
Your obliged and obedien. servant,
EDWARD EVERETT.
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TTAL IAN LITERA r E /.

AUTHORS EDITION
PuBLIsHED TO-DAY,
THE GREAT ITALIAN NOVEL,
b f A T II nc Z CE NCI;
AN HISTORICAL NOVEL OF THE SIXTEENTH CEN
TURY.
By +. d. GukRRAzlI.
Translated from the Original I:aian
By LUIer MosTI Of Harvard University.
limo. Elegantly bound in cloth; ? VIOLA In one.
With Steel Engrsvine sitter celebrated Portrait by Guido
REM.
Price 81 Is.
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90 formers an6 Others. .

GUANO,
" From the Island Of BRds Pscse Ocese; ie ms jpS re-
'''''N -'S ~ ''' GEORGE q HoBsds' No. q sou,hs-
"ORSES for SALE.-I offer for sale 40 6rst-
class HORSES These Hor.es have s>sn purchases -
personally various parts Of this Ss-s ana :sefse -
found number Of pair cose-naehed CoACn nOks6S -
IIORsys ana unbsr Of very desirable SINGLE HORSES.
Th.y can IN b. seen Al ny wh.sbo OredA Censy.
wber shsIj b. pleased show them ~ any deSrous
- S.r, shsll remain 1t Whitesbor1 anti he 10 q
Hh AAer that tine they viii be taDd = Posts sssb 2aA-
snS md rn.tomg, who ssIoas 20 ebsses the voshs
opportunity q sPpJias iSsm'sss: y az 1:ssca Sass
Horea -. WI" svASAA<-AoN Aerss
Whitestowr. Jan. !. lsoA
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6pefiaI Noiisfs.

VII b. meetiDs the above Association THIS Thursdsy
EVENING ct No 90 S IG1nsG pFppy ps.,a.,
C. pop.LDsos, Secretary.
Thirteenth Ward Republican Association, will
Dsst q onderdcnk Hall No. +O5 ermd,st on THURsDAY
By order Of Z. ELLIOT, President
Bell Lecture, wiIIiamsbu h.-subiee.: :" The Gen
,swsmSD," BY the Rev. FRANCIs yINTON D. D.. Off Y;
q. Be delivered in WssHgt9n Hal 9SInss Of South nd spa
oeurDg Bell for Free Church erected by the Rev. Avian
Onion Of Conselyes and Lormsrsts Doors open
at o'clock Tickets % cents a. he
door,
Aldermen viii meet on THURSDAY 2sth inst O'Clock
sssjees As have heretofore been referred % them
G GHSs sf HsssssEDos }A.... sn
Independent Order of sons Of Malta;-A Special
meeting the members Of Ecce SgnGm Lodge No OF toe
STo,bysts on THURSDAY 2Sth inst, at p Every mem
Der IL 10 present business Of importance to all 10
be transacted. BY order Of ,,, on.yn co,,u.unrp
vorlns. Of The ENGLISH EMANCIPATION ACT will be
delivered In the Shiloh Presbyterian Church corr Of Prince
nSs1soN Mr. peni.on has resided in the West indies and
spesk, actual observation Go aud hear for yourseve.
Notice. The COMMITTEE on TAXES Of the BOARD Of
ah st, q. Up M The following psIte. are requested
stend show why they should be relieved from Tax
C.il. Seorse e. Leefs E B. Stead VIM Walters, Berd Jo-
han., John Bryan and others Amos M Loekett Richard Va
lev, ia. H. ssyIe, John sOensr A. 3 Jordan W. HOseI,
John r. Ceayeland H. NJ Richards Welsh Baptist Church,
Ss a f%a cSass %Hrsse RsGsn Hs.SroaI
LJDes Case, Geo. Fennel and Mary J. Ludlow c.....
$SSS$ SEESSHH committee T:5..
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
IN DAN RICE,
ever TO keep up awakened by the
GREAT SHOW, 49,,
for evening the popular AMI splendid
classic scene, entitled the .,,,
GAMES OF THE CURRICULUM
On SCENES IRON THE ANCIENT GYMNASIUM,
LIVING PICTURE, EXCELSIOR,
will sJpear together with the
Agile Elephant,
Docile Rlnoceros and
Mrth- generating Mules
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Boots anA Gboes.

q IN DOUBLE-SOLE WATERPROOF
40 Il sVDsEWED BOOTS NOW READY. AT JONEsS,
No TO- ANN-ST. ALSO. IS 30 D0UBLE5OLE PE00ED
BOOTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC-TUESDAY, Feb. 2,
IA The Lsdies Of the WOMAN'S PROTECTIVE EHIGRA-
TON SOCIETY have pleasure laying before The pabh
tha following cofrespopdence:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

DURTONs NEW THEATER.-GREAT and
ID BRILLIANT SUCCESS Of the COMEDY, with it, Army
Of sTARS-THuRsDAY, OLD HEADS ASp f 10. no
bids ali idea Of competition. Charles Mathews in his ogna
part Of Ltleon Coke Mr. Burton as Colonel h hoehet NJ
Fisher as Jesse Rural Mr.. Seche Bob Mrs Hughes as
Lady Pompon Mrs. Lizzie Weston Davenport as Lady Ahce
Ms Clifton ss Miss Rocket. This cast has never been Iaed
in England or America To conclude with the farce of COOL
AS CUCUMBER, in which MI Charles Mathews sns,ahs ~
his original part and exhibits of the finest Assumptions
comic the modern stage This farce was
on NJ, Mathews benefit with shouts Of APPRECIATION ~
MORROW-The great POCAHONTAS will appear with A
nay ON RECKONING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

Thomas Pnine.The l2st Anniversary Of the Birthday o
THOMAS PANE will be celebrated the City Assembly
Rooms No I46 Broadway the EfENING Of the 18th Of
January 1864 Tickets be had Of the Committee OLIVER
WHITE JAMES THOMPSON and WM. Z. ROSE No. "
Ws;t..ss and OF C. BLANCHARD, No. 81 Nasssust.
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GALLERY Of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES,

CRYSTAL PAL,ACE-oPen daily for visitors
sAesy ~ Espas y nstoa essssssy. H.
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CADCMY OF MUSI =
a ne Hoe. EDWARD EVERETT
NHY ALL ACK's II H Z A T Z II :
w SECOND NIGHT.

Tom fsSloI's FIVE act drama Of
YHE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD
with is exaute ensemble and perfection Of
NEW SCENERY DRESSES AND MUSIC
will be repeated TONIGHT for the third time
No comic piece produced in this has been received W.
50 much laughter as Mr.. Brousham's comedetta,
DECIDED CASE
will therefore be performed after the play TONIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

V,~v.,,h ward Republican Association. There
VII be- meetiDe the above Association THIS tThursdsy
- CHARLES PERLEY, President
r. nop.f psos Secretary.
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- s,A % ,ubscbers early ss possible, or MAJ,
- - WI ~ " 1891 he name at SHELDON, BLAkEMAN
Co.'S No. J15 Nsssan-st.
A IpTOGRAPHs, AUTOGRAPHS.-Now ready,
u CCn0TnS.s CATALOGUE Of 5000 Autograph Letters,
Noh o.. Coins etc, relative America, being the
& cdpton offered for sale This catalogue viii
addrsss receipt Of three postage stamps.
We - B. NORTON Agent for Libraries, York
CCuIJRERTH g. Co.'S Foreign and American
InSIc DEPOT stock in the o. g., Of loo 900
s 81, NICHOLAS Hotel Broadway entrance No 90 Spring
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-10-22
The Scourge in New Orleans.

Ihe Louisiana Courier contains Il comparative
statement of the daily number of deaths by vel.
low fever during the present epidemic term and
that OF 1853. The whole number Of deaths in
1858 up to the lst of October was 1896. AMI
during the present term up to the same period,
they have numbered only 3l64, showing the
present to be less than onehnlf rs fatal as the
previous visit of the epidemic. The figures for
this year. however. fall short several hundred
from the true mortality, on account of the neg
lect to furnish the INTERN eni s in the two Hebrew
cemeteries. The Courier says that the con,in-
ued prevalence Of the yellow fever is mainly
attributable to the constant influx of strangers
and the unacclimated. and warns all who are
absent from the city to stay away until the
epidemic has left.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-10-22
Governor AlIston,

His Excellency Gov. Allston, spent a few
Gays In our Village, during the pnet week on
his return from an excursion through the up
per Districts. Whilst here he made an exam.
Inatlon into the condition of our Public Off.
ces' and expressed himself highly gratified with
tho neatness and order with which they are
Kept. and the businesslike arrangement of the
DOCKS and papers. In these respects they will
compare with any Offices in the State, and re-.
fleet the highest credit upon the present incum.
oents, and their predecessors. The details of
arrangement in several Of them we believe se-.
we'd as the basis of the provisions Of The Acts of
1889 on the subject
Our worthy Clerk of the Court, brought to
the attention of his Excellency the accumula.
ton of the Acts of Assembly in his Office. as an
ev'' calling for remedy. They are furnihsed to
nm BY the Legislature for sale but as the
price hxed is 50 cts per copy, our citizens are
not disposed to pay such tax. for the knowl.
edge which they are presumed to possess and
which they are punished for not exercising. A
gratuitous distI ibution Of the Acts and r Reso.
iut'ons seems to be the true policy.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-10-22
OBITUARY.

DIED. of Group on the 18th October, inst
SAMUEL JOSEPH. son of Dr. s. S. & ANN F.
MARSHALL. aged three years, three months, and
nine lays
DIED, on the 9Th inst. Mt the residence of
Mrs :. a. Moore, Fila c.. only child of ELI
Gan &. 1IAcKET and AMERICA f. HAcKEr
Smooth the hair and close the evelids,
Let the window curtains fall
With n smile upon her features,
She has answered to the call
"lot the children kiss her gently.
A. she lies upon her he'd;
God has called her to his bosom,
And the little one is dead"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-10-22
Charleston Cotton Market.

We copy the following from the Charleston
Nerc"rM For the week ending October Il:
Total sales for the week, 0ln5 bales. Re-
ceivcd the past week by railroads ,7u2 bales
by water and wagons. 81 bales-togcther.
1860 bales corresponding week last year
5000 bales.) Exported in the same lime to
foreign ports, 2o53 bales; coastwsr, 1895 bales
making the total exports Of the week 3446
bales; and leaving on hand stock of 45.74Y
bales, inclusive of 0457 bales on slipboard no,
cleared against a stock Of q, 81 bales, and 3oGO
ba leg on shipbonrd same time last year.
The total receipts since our last rcport
amount to lo4.36l bales (ngainst 81 ,s69 bales
same time last year, making a grand total
from the lst OF September TO the latest dates of
333,796 bales against l59 1928 bales th. so,ne
time last year. and 265, ,259 bnles the year pre-.
vious. Increase since FAST year, ia ,26s bales,
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Lost Pocket Book and Notes

oNi or Stolen on the ID inst. at the Able
IL vile Steam Mills, a large Portmonaie.
contain ing one 81 and one 81. South Carolina
bills; and also Notes on the following persons:
a. r. Ellison, for Sl5,0O, with credit Of SIG, 90:
5: a. Link, Sl5.nU; r. W. Hill, $500; Robt
Wilson, S2,2"; Robt. Wilson, for bedstend, $40;
John !, Joel, $4,000; T. J. Clatworthy, $500;
w. IL. W ellis and }. A. Crawford, $25, 90; j. A.
Crawford, $50; &. ". Hutchinson and w. T.
Hend, Sl2.oU; Morris Rcddin, about $500:
K. ". Bullock, Sl5o0, credit of $1,000; j. F.
Nerrell, Si.o0; also Note given by j. F.
VerreiI payable to b. l.. Owens. Of about S75, 90.
with two credits, which was handed to Ine for
collection.
The rui'lic is hereby otifed not to trade for
any oil the above mentioned notes
a suitable reward will be given for the re-
covery of the above money and notes.
HUGH WILSON,
Abbeville c. H. Oct IA 1888 "a a.