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November, Is, 1865.
Election.

For Governor-Jas. Madison Wells, of
Rapides, for Lieut.. Governor, Judge AL
bert VOORHEES, a creole of ST. Martin,
for Secretary of State, j. II. Hardy, of St.
Landoy. for Auditor of Public Accounts,
j. H. Peraita, of East Baton Rouge, for
State Treasurer, Adam Giffen, tor many
years known as the Treasurer of the city
of New Orleans, for Attorney General, A.
S. Heron, of Baton Rouge, for Superiu-
tendent of Public Education, K. Nj.
Lusher of New Orleans.
For Congress-First District, Louis St.
Martin, OF New Orleans secod district,
Jacob Barker, of New Orleans third
district, Ex-Governor Robt. c. Wickliffe,
a native of Kentucky Fourth district,
Jno. E. King of Opelousas Fifth dis
trict, Ray of Ouoohita.
SENATE-Ex Judge Foute, P. Mohan,
John FInney, w Alex. Gordon, NJ. La
p yre and Judge Louis GuIigneaud, from
the city.
From the county parishes, the Sena-
ators are as follows:
Judge Burthe, of Jefferson Parish D.
F., Kenner, of Ascension; NJ Tay
lor, of East Baton Rouge D n Barrows,
of Iberville; Judge Munday, of Felicia
ma; Judge Ebenezer Cooley, of Pounte
Coupee, and others.
We have not received the names OF
the members of the House in full:
Roman, Eager, Murray, Richards, Leeds,
Solomon, Delabarre, Wiltz, Freret, Rob
inson, Mcconnell, Bonnable, Eustls, Phil
ips, Austin, Fenner, Smith, Peterson, ST.
monds, Hanlon, McCloskey Gottschslk,
Bailey, McKelvey, Neligan, DsBlanc,
Sambola, Scarlan, VOORHEES,, Delsmore,
Higgins, Jonas, BenSel. Henderson, Cal
ser, Kelly, Eglds, FsSes Thiensnan and
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would be about 5000. As ther. will ;.
thousands OF acre > uUculIiyatr, Lnera o..
tainiy can be no lreat harm IT, oy N.
easy pI ocess Of ndlng through The field
the laborer cuitlyates four times IS n,,,L
as he can pick. We venture The prad,o
ton, without claiming any prophetic nor
ors, that when the fields are white viii
the feecy staple, So per day will Tenn,
any qua0tlty OF hands to gather ev.s,
bale tnat VIII be raised. Fer our part
are heartily asham ID Of the idea that "a
Americans cannCJ secure Il lesso,oLl.
amount OF labor from the negro 10 MI
at least half d crop. We Know of 900
acres of cotton having been cultivated bv
sxty hands, and the Stimulus was orr
| S!2 per month paid IN iull, praInptly
Increase this to 50 per week, aud stoG "a.
tons when id,~, aud any humane and
sensible man who serves success ,v;I,
| certainly have II.
| The negro must work. He will not /,
allowed 10 b. vagrAut. He must woTt
for wages, or on puUuc work for uo,bIne
The craziesJ uegruphoAst udnlI,S this. ana
the South will, without debut. very short
| ly have lhe control OF alt loca. malters-
| Then Just, reasonable lawa-securing tho
rights Of employers and employea-wip
secure a certainly OF labor,
Let cur readers carefully study tb;,
question the most inn ortaut Of any ba-
tore the pubic al The present time.
THE CoTTo NCRoP ACCORDING TO TnEPREsEy,
CENSUS.
The census taken in June, 1850, give,
the amount OF ginued cotton raised in tbs
United States uurlng the preylovs wear as
1881 ,652 bales OF 400 pounds each, or .
I54. 92O, 500 pounds. luis was considers-
biy more than double the amount raised
ten years before, when the previous cen
sus was taken.
The following table shows the numbe,
of bales c,,lsed IN tue separate States aut
! Tprrltorles
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HOUSE JOURNAL.
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY.
THURsDAy. Nov. l6. lS5E

THURSDAY, Nov. 16, 1855.
House ment pursuant to adjournment.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Mr.. Webb, from the Judiciary commit
tee, submitted the following reports
Mr.. Speaker:-The Sc nate bill entitled
an act to repeal section one chapter 35, OF
the Revised Code, and for other purposes,
referred to the committee on the judi
ciary, has beenzconsidered of, and / am
instructed to report the bill back TO this
House, and recommend that the House
concur With the Senate in Ito passage.
On ms'ion 81 ". Webb The rsreFs Va
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3 O'CLOCK, P. N.

Senate met and resumed in committee
of the whole, the consideration of the
bill before them when they adj ourned..
Alter sometime spent therein, the com
mittee rose and reported the bill back,
recommending. its passage, and the same
passed.
A House bill entitled can act to mod
ify the collection laws of his State" was
considered in committee of the whole.
After sometime spent therein, the
committee rose and reported the bill
back the Senate and asked leave 10
sit again tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Adjourned until 9 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
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AGRICULTURAL.
CoTToN RAISING ASSOCIATION.

A company is being organized in this
city for the purpose of raising cotton, by
advancing planters the means to raise
their crops. The plan is for the planter
to borrow from The company the neces-
sary money, payable out OF the crop, or
In case of failure of the crop, payable in
one and two years with I per cent. in
terest, and secured by mortgage on the
land. The profits are 10 be equally d.
vided, and the contract to run for five
years. The company will furnish the
gang plows and cultIvatoTs by which one
hand rides and cultlvates 10 acres per
day, or fifty acres for each man and two
mules Tor the season. The entire cost of
machines, mules, and the wages and sup
port of the laborer and his family Will be
about $1,000. OF this, 5000 will remain
at the end of the year., SO that the en-
tire cost of raising fifty acres will be in
side of six hundred dollars, and the man
and his family can pick out at least twen-
ty acres OF what he has raised. The pick
ing of The thirty acres, it is claimed by
those living here, to be impossible. They
say the negro cannot be hired to pick
cotton. 1t Is possible that We may have
to pay high price. Suppose we pay ten
cenls a pound, at which rate ordinary
pickers could earn SIS per day and first
class ones $40. The picking of thirty
bales at this price would cost about $1,000,
and the account would stand thus:
Cost of raising and picking 90 bales GOO
Cost of picking 20 bales, $40 bale, l 200
Freights, comm issions, Insurance, etc. soc
Total cost, So 300
Value of fifty bales, at $500 bale $4,000
Net profits $4,000
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Postmaster General Dennison has OF.
dared the post Office service 10 commence
ON the Virginia spd Tennessee railroad.
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From this table L appears thai Tue Tour
States when stand at tue head Of the list
produced III Dre than TWO tEirds the sup.
ply, or 3,G72 040 bales, against l4l5,0l2
bales Iruuucru IN the other States etc.
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There were on Sunday before last sixty.
five cases OF small pox at the pest house
OF Nashville.
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Net profits

Should the old plan be pursued, the Ia.
hcrrer would hardly produce ten bales OF
ses value, 5000, and sAAs eFPsnses
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Rx THE GOVERNOR

STATE OF MI.sIssIPPI,
ADJ'T. AND INsP. GES'Ls OFFICE, ;
Jackson, Miss, Nov. 81, lsoj.
GENERAL OKDERS,
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MOrti,aGe Sale.

~ hEREAS, on the tenth day of June A. D. 1863 81.
mon Cooley became and was indebted unto joseph
runner, III tie sum Vi Thousand hundred aud
- -oafs, anu II. consideration thereof the said simon
'i the dny and year Aforesaid made and executed
So il anu delivered 10 said Joseph G. P!umrr, =
- pa CiI.asofy note ard tn yeby prom lssy
i JOssp T. Pdmer tile sum oi one tt ,u,a,J Dpo
Vii ~ 80, % ''l'Is ole after the date Thereof.
"iii 'ht,teai thereon Der cent r arl,un, And
on the seiie day Of the Of sail cot, ,b.;, s;,,or
~ oS D. t'r'ieS vile % the said Simon Cooley,
u SECURE t!s iil icii the PRINCIPAL AMI i,,,~, ,.,
Vhe'i Al SAID bloomsbury note. n,ur am, ..,u ,,Is,
tcr h'ips ana seals and delivered to S,rah y N,xs
decd VI rust cuiiODeu Tor The Ieut of t. 81. M,
ole Thousand nine hundred dollars and pfrr,st
Dentioe 20 the said prVisry note by hi, Ia said deed
vi trust the said SIMON Cooley and ADiy J. t.,,.y did
grnt haIsan, sell, aul cove, unto Ssra H. r. Move. her
heirs aLu asal Oreyer, ae premises eri.ec a, Ilws
~ vat The south ,uIer OF the norm o., u.,t,,
% scNtl5 eight and the
west q"rte and the eouib quarter the south eat
% section I'VE, anu the son east quarter "a thu
h'i'h west quarter u section eight syuth west
u me south west quarter Of section hive, Ill of
s-i seI'ions icing IOwnsy i've north vi range
w. eIst .! ie ui lleri railways excepting at-i
- ' Ill VI Vs acre ia a s'itaie iOriu in tie south
vet IOi4F 81 te last tract rItuai in tho
S ~ a., Hiis sAd state ILLINOIS, In trust that IN
-, So, ,'-1 IA the IlJ Eicil; Vi sad IVte. amy
part ''e'o a'c 'itEg l. lor and .t-rt OF aid
-, go yn "e application u! tire le;.I LoGer VI said
H. - ''i-'1 a. g. -'"A t., after Publishing u bvtics
ia newspaper printed an t.Ie co.nl, a, 4, ss. 1ifv
"!' DoiI i -! Q! sueii s.e, Ia I'll the SAID ,r.Ia..es
'7''. aHr4 I'', Vi T--ein;Ion Ut the said finiun
tOci;S aI Atty J. l.s VIE. Aer els n A. en-. IN -
al p"4I 4u0t- Il the syu dooT iious. IN
sal county Vi L >ir To- te chest bidder Tor c,s NJ
IN lime .eti, L"u IA such notice. deed Of trust ~
- Contained -"eEs "a Conveyance arid application vi the
purchase i"n y, &c. said iced WIS tuy a,-
nbo"e'se4 d tier~ Ir,4s in the vtic- oil the
Ietviuci VI ures O tlie CUury S.le aud STATE Of
limos TIE ID y OF june, A. D. Is5, in u.,,k , & 81
uee-s al pSs 90 3jI ami o.. Now 1t u.ng shown 10
Tue ehe' LIE sad Sarah L. r. .>o.cs, the sid
VI money hieAuvAei IN the SAID prCuiissOry note has
hot D pad, l-sd hoder Thereon having brought
tue 4u Vts AMI decd vi trust to execute the pvw-
s an s ieed u trust cOntine Therefore, pubic notice
Is heie"! gwen That IA PURSUANCE power
4' "a Sl "veI vi trust Contained shall
oas "a Jui!' 4 y 1902 at the h.k in the
tel'n % said DAY sell the Premises in said deed OF
st "Hd dONe descriDed 10 the highest bidder Tor cash
al 'e s"at JT vi the county LOlit House in Ottawa N
INs county % La Sale Z; iliaOls
EHA'' II uILAAN, sAkAii L. +. MOVES,
Attorney. Iru.tss
A.v % Ass-
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PATENTED IN 1859,
E,,a Es,c Frt,n Large Fyuts ard By tie aSdi.
x.Ms trl|brnir6 Paint Double
Sheet Bottom fin..
TIT Ms invited to the following points Of sr-
;st. sn1Tr.-Lastine, with proper care, at least
q, ysnrs Stoves in that set up in
1898.
ai. MASUrAcTrRE.-Eyery portion OF the Stove Ia
thoroughly constructed. Each stove is submitted
critical test, and none leave upi4:s com
plr;eiy ard perfect finished.
Sd. CArAcITr.-Daking, bro!inS, boiling, roasting,
ard al ether culinary operations, performed at the
suns time. barrel OF -four baked into bread with
single fire.
4th, Accommodating IN. cest OF, the stove in or
years in the item of fuel.
9th. YEyrI ,TIss ovES.--In the Stewart Stove
aon. the from; doors directly into the (pro
tected by letters patiently securing a direct draft
throu the to- of the by Of per forated
holes in the doors and back lss. It will be borne in
of ventilation is the only of any val ue whatever
OH. ENTIRE CnsrKoL OF HEAT-The heat generated
by the stove Ray be hello therein and used sk,esn
INTO the room al pleasure.
7;h. THg DOUBLE sHKkr 20 TON FLuE-By whicn
COMPRISING and invsrti scton of is obtained
and the more evenly and efficiently heated than
by az ether known invention.
srh. Unconstitutional on the top and withou.th
possibility CT smoke entering the room.
9th. Hor WATER RESERVOIR AND wARMrso CLosrr.-
Both useful aud avencnt supplied by the lea,
and without extra fuel.
IO.k. WSTEe BAcx.-In arrangement for supply ing
hot water for the bath room equal to any range.
IS Sold by all dealers, a iaI OF months; with
q guaranty for that riUd If asked.
k1s Eev3re Of The numerous worthless limitations
nav in market See Il at he ':of ?. P s,esart.
ami OF the manufacturers stove. Nc ether
|. genuine,
~ Descriptive pamph cts rec mail to any ad-
dress Agencies in at tie rincira cities and toms
IN :hs United States. Address.
FULLER. WARREN 1 CO.. Tray, ". y,
ro's Manufacturers and Proprietors Of che Cla;on
Stove Works.
For sale in Ottawa only by JOHN MANLEY.
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~ Lzfrnct faTscpari.Ia Is C.ooS ur!rcr r,7 :r.cs
Eau - I!rrct:c ca,l VII Get c. .,ci fl FL c.c,
Ao'a &c Icp--ea ca pr:cy sciont.2c p-inc.p.es-fa
rccac-i tro TO rot 1c;:rc measures CT c;.acr tat
CA be E-Ce ready and conclusive test WI lie COM
sca CT c. properties with those eel n To fol
ioT--y vo-S5:
Cso r:-pcc2.tory Ct ;ho United States
Geo Professor DET--5 valuable works on the Practic,
cfT>-..c.
rccrcarks radc b! the celebrated Dr.. ruTs1c Phila
Eccre=aTEs I-acc By II. L2uciiI Mcdowell cc;c-
br.:cd TGccian aad e.aScr CT tao To-.l CoIlcro CT
C=:scoas. Ireland ed Published Ia ne transactions CT
tie Ling and Cucca's Journal.
Eco EedcoChiTurgical Ecview, published Nv EzsJ'7s
TrAvEEs Fellow OF the Eoy.l Co.:ogo OF Surgeons.
Gee most OF the .Gtc standard works on E.dicne.
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ESTATE Oy PETER BU1LER, DEcEAstD
he un ieEssnci having been appointed administrator
81 the Lstafe % PETER BCTLRR late of
the count Of IL Sds AMI State Of IliIyis deceased
hereby g4'r- notice tt lie will appear Iouty
'oiit %! Ia lie county At the Court House in ottawa
~ the Angus; Term the Third MONDAY in August next
at Win time al i-5soas having claim, inst said Is
ts are npthed arG Requested attend the purpose
Of having TIE Yustei. All persons indebted to
sail E.t- gfe rrs-=t.,l 10 make immediate n,snt
;i4- uni---i--=..
Dated thu .ath day 81 fav. &. n. 1865.
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9th day - Nav. 4 n. 1865.
JOHN MJRGAN. Administrator.
Il mjuiStrdtor's NOtice.

Cs7sTE Of YtIEyTINE H. DENNISS. DEcE.Mp
FlNilE ind ryisHed having been Appointed Adluistrsto.
81 ths at I'll u: Valentine H. anu Z late Of the
county ui L. Sle and STATE llno.,, lie -a,ed here.
~ gives nutr@ that he viii spIs=aT rc the County
Court Of L. Sail. Couuty, at the Court House Ut
tiwa, al the teIlirr Term the third Muniny 10
leailer neat wIili all persons la, ing rlats
~gI.t sid k.tar. Notified Requested attend f.
'- pGr0se Of having the adjusted. ,f-... In
d-t 20 sail Etie requested IL make immediate Joy
III ut g. the uniersi.isi
batel TIs 9Th q. Of Nav, A. n is65.
WILLIAM DkNNINLj, AdHainistyusQ.
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dim,sGStrot0Ts Notice.

EsTATE AIoLPH L. KoRM.cH DECEASED.
IfilE Ca-l> med having -u sIsirt-,. Administrator
i Of t E-tt= Of AJl;h l. kCrnaa.b late VI tn. cods-
- 81 l. die -Hd stale % lliinis deceased hereby gives
notice thai he l pPer the County Court Ui La
>'!i- - lie Court House in Ottawa the July
e!!l. GA a. . Au..ay in July next, which time all
persons having claims against lid notified and
requested io attend or tho purIsse OF having the
adjusted All Qer~sTs indebted request
Ell 10 M X Hnetat- IaN ruent 10 the undersigned.
DATED this 10Th DAY 81 MAY, 4. D. 1903.
JULIUS AVERY, Administrator
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TIL E IMOPRTED NORMAL
l. no RISE
LOUIS NAPOLEON.

As have heard II rumored that this valuable horse was
dead take this opportunity correct the mistake The
said Horse will he at my stable the Isl of July next
and will remain there through the fall season.
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j. COLWELL & CO.,
Carpenters, Builders
AM MANUFACTURERS or
SASH, DOORS, & BLINDS,
Opposite Geiser House. la Sale street
VTT.A Va, ILLINOIS,

E-'nc ftteti up the most comuete SASH. D0OR and
BLIND "a Cory and PLANISG MILL TO be found in
the State, prepared TO NIL orders IN this
in. of business at shurI -~tice ana Low RATES. A
complete stock Of the ordnaT. yes of SASH. gazed
and ung azrdl DOOI;S. BLINDS. fRA"ES and MOULD
INGS always hand, and our cilitIe> turnn
out work al such that We can supply CnUsUi
short notice dr;erF-ilrd o use nothing bls,
the best SEASONED LUMBER in this department.. a nc
machinery being all new and Of the most perfect
kina, cannot fail 10 make g Oh work.
Having the D,if Of machinery. Dc all Mind =
of Carpenter Work with greater dispatch
We are prepared to make
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YOUNG INTEREST.

Il now at my stable and will remain there during the pre-
sent and the fall seasons Young interest sred BY thu
imported Norman and dam of the best stock in
Tazewell county III. He perfect model Of Norman
Horse Call and see him. ELI HODGSON
Farm Rdea II Sale co. may 10. leS5-6w$
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
1dRiHtsfrdtOr's Nofyc,

ESTATE OF hPoLLos KING DECEASED
I'D AJin having been appointed Adnipk.raffk
o. .he county o. La sslls and State Of TIirds .S-.t
give noice mat they viii appear iefre Tin t.s,ni
" 80, .ose c'uhty az the Court House in ottawa nt
,e pecnDer term on the Third Monday in December rxt
81 when ne All persons having claims against ssi t,tat
are noted and requested to TOR tie lr,.. - no.,
ing te same tustei All persons indebted to sail Est,ts
are requested 10 make IMMEDIATE PAYMENT TO In, ,nir
signed. ""'''
Dated this l0;h day of Nay A. D. 1866
ELlZABEfu L. KING, Administrators
CLAUD. IL. KING, Administrator
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Contracts. for Buildings Compiet;
FOR
LOWER PRICES

FOR
LOWER Prices
THAN CAN De DONE BIZ OTHER PARTIES.
All Work Warranted and We rsfer to hume -nus
customers. in the city ana country, for whom We
done work for she past three years
Persons designing building Will do well to let a.
FIGURE" .hs r jobs before contracting elsewhere.
Plans, Specifications and Ii,ls of hat rial fura d.,
and. where e do the work, charge made.
Having the only coslp!ete SIT OF MOVING OILS
In the. County. do all work E til: line Nit
dispatch and sat;sfacticE.
Constantly hand
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, FRAFS,
CuLDINC.S
GLASS, PAINTS AND OILS,
NAILS & BUILDERS HARDWARE
Which We viii SELL as CHEAP as TUE CAEArLsI
Matching. PlaL.Ls and saving
DONE ~ \ SUPERIOR MANNEr.
J. COLT I'LL &C
Merit dom 70 TEi GtLtaa III Il CT.
OTTAWA. August q. lS63-
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COLUMBIA, S. c., TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 26 1865

The FALL OF THE REPUBLIC IN
MEXICO. twenty-eight years, the
world has witnessed almost as many
revolutions in that beautiful but bru-
taized and beleagured country. Go
verned by the Spaniards for two hun
dred and seventy three years, a rule
temporarily lost, and then recovered
only to be lost and won until the
condition OF the country, even under
the rule of the people themselves,
became the theatre of periodical. con-
fusion and change-Mexico has at
last lapsed into the hands of another
strong European power. AS we recur
to the Mexican troubles before Napo-
leon came in with his stimulated vet
plausible pretext, it would almost
seem impossible for people so dislo-
Gated to besheld together by any
power or to be permanently rescued
from precisely such fate ITS had be-
fallen them. Take the following
sketch of nine years of internecine
commissions from 1851 to 1850:
'Arista succeeded Herrera in 1851
was forced to resign in 1853, when
Santa Anna was recalled, and for the
fifth time placed at the head of the
Government, Attempting to perpe-
tuate his rule, he was compelled to fiy
in 1855. Carrera succeeded and ruled
for twenty-seven days, being driven
out in his turn. After some weeks of
anarchy, Alvarez became President,
and held. power about two months,
when he resigned in favor of Comon-
fort. He held the baton from De-
cember, 1855, till January, 1858,
when the Conservative party got UP :.
revolution, displaced him. and put in
Zuloaga. Juarez holds from Comon-
fort as his successor, and he still
claims to be President Zuloaga was
beaten by Gen, Roble, i'll 1859, when
Mlramon again appeared, became
chief of the Conservatives, and gra.
dually made head against Juarez till
Louis Napoleon appeared upon the
scane; and Miramon is acting, like
other Mexicans, under his patronage
and pay: Our next intelligence may
be the flight of Juarez and the formal
establishment of French authority IN
Mexico.
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MADAME REsrEL1's $ PALAT1A1 MAN
sIoN.-Every one has heard of Ma
dame Resten, the abor ttiionist, though
most persons living suppose that,
after the exposure of her crimes mads
years ago, she was compelled to retire
from her hideous and unnatural pro.
fession. Quite the contrary She con-
tinues to ply her vocation on Cham
bers street, and boasts that some of
the most respectable persons in New
York are her customers. She has
made an immense fortune, and re-
Gently she has erected palatial man
sion near the Central Park, at an
expense, with the furniture, Of $780,
600. Satirical persons style it Ma
dame Restell's Asylum for Lost Chill
dren;' but, call it what you will, it is
very handsome structure, and is a
sad comment on the success of crime.
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J. N. Blakely and G. P. Copeland

HAVE this day entered into copartner-
IL ship, for the purpose Of transacting a
general CONFESSION BUSINESS. under
the style and name Of BLAKELY Il. COPE
LAND. They will give their best attention
to the sale ana purchase of COTTON, as
Wei AZ other things consigned to their
will take charge of cotton, and sci! here.
Charleston or New York, az may be desired.
Store and Office on Main street, corner of
l,oundary, near Cotton Town, Columbia. S.
=. BLAkELY e. COPELAND.
ssr Charleston Courier copy six times and
iofWafd Dill to this office. Sept 21
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at Home Again!

IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS.
WILL PATCH, ALTER and REPAIR
i STEAM BOILERS, within fifty miles of
.nIs place; also, do any heavy or particular
MILL FORGING. 1 may b. found by ap-
PiylnS az tisas office. S. J. PERRY.
Sept 81
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New GOODS (! new GOODS /!
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
T.. g.. CLARKE.

4A Vx. 94AgSAAay
At his Ne'c Store Washington Street, Just
Opposite the Old jail.
nREsS GOODS, Colored and Mourning,
~ consisting Of
Plain, Plaid and Striped ALPACAS.
LUSTRES and DELAINES
Also, CALICOES.
BROADCLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
TWEEDS, &c.
UMBRELLAS, BALMORAL SKIRTS.
CRASH, for Towelling.
LOVE WELLS.
LINEN SETTS, with and without Lace
and with Mourning Edges
Black Silk and Colored Silk Cravats.
elastic Carriers, Mems Buck Gloves.
Ladies' Gauntl:ts and Gloves
Embroidered Handkcrchicfs.
Linen Cambria Hanakcrchicfs. for Ladies
and Gentlemen.
Gents Linen Collars
Fancy Hair Nets, for Waterfalls, and
plain Silk Nets.
Hair Brushes and Combs
Scent Papers.
Irish Linen, of al, qualities
Longcloths, Ladies' Undervests
Rubber, Coat and Vest Buttons.
Gents Half Hose, of excellent quality
Mems fine Felt Hats, black and colOred
Colosed Woolen Shirts and Drawers
Corsets, China Dolls of all Sizes
Hoop Skirts, Pcrfumcry.
CASTLE Soap, Suspcnlcrs.
Head Handkerchiefs.
Fancy Dress Buttons
Belts OF every variety, Betting Ribbon.
Sclssors, Tooth and Nail Brushes, SC.
GROCERIES.
White and Brown SUGAR.
Green and Black TEA, COFFEE.
Starch, Soap, Candles
Molasses, Brooms, Herrinss.
Sardines, Matches, Backing.
Rusa Bags Tnrnip Seed, &c. Sept 20