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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-24

Private MEDICAL ADvIcE.--Read Dr.
Whittiers advertisement IN another column
" ian 23-tisn.
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THRrity has been unusually quiet for the
last few DAYS. and comparatively few arrests
have been made, either by the city police or
the military patrol.
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From A. M, spansler. editor of the c4l,~i.t. No.

From A. M. Spangler. editor of the Cai,urist. No.
25 North Sixth street.
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1865.
Some eighteen months since was q severe suf-
ferer from Dyspepsia. / was not only unable to
take pI in food without suffering great distress,
but had become so debilitated as to be almost I'M
fitted for active business of any kind.
After trying variety of so-ealIed remedies all
of which proved worthless, / was induced. at the
suggestion of medical friend. to give Hoofland's
German Bitters trial. / accordingly purchased
six bottles, which were taken in accordance with
your directions.
The result was complete removal of all distress
ing symptoms. after eating or drinking, and q full
restoration Of strength. so that now eat all ors
binary kinds of food with impunity, and am able
TO attend TO all the active duties of large and
arduous business as well as at any period of my
life The COED effects of the Bitters were mani
tested before had taken the first bottle.
have also used IL in my fsmiiy with the hap
piest results, and take great pleasure in adding
my testimony to that OF the many Others who have
been benefited by them. find great benefit from
the use Of bottle in the spring and fall. They
do not create vigorous appetite. but give healthy
tone to the stomach by strengthening its d.
gestiye powers.
If the above testimony viii be the means Of in
ducing any who suffer from dyspepsia to give
your bitters trial when it, feel confident, will
give them relief, il il at your service.
Yours. truly, A. M. sPANGLER.
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C1RcUIT CouRT.-The case Of Simmons
rs McClenine e ais, for the enforcement of
mechanics lien, was heard yesterday. The
mechanic had a bill Of 81 1872 65, against
the defendant, and the jury gave verdict
for the whole amount.
The case Of Hickman Us. w. B. Bate was
commenced yesterday, and will probably oc-
cupy several days During the war, Bate
a general in the Confederate service-caused
Hickman 10 be arrested, and for that arrest
Hickman now brings suit against him, lay
ing his damages at $4,000.
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A CAR D.-To Jas. II. KESnRick. ESQ.,
ST.. The e.tiEsns Of the Tenth District desire
your services as Magistrate. VIII you consent
20 run for he ofbee at the ensuing March cleo
ton louR NKIGHBoRs.
feb2f
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We call the attention of country dealers 10 our
stock of TIN WARE. and guarantee Subtraction
both in quality and price.
500 BONES &c. and TX. TIN,
fs3 BOXES ROOFING TIN.
80 PIGS BLOCK TIN.
5000 POUNDS PIG LEAD.
200 SHEETS ASSORTED COPPER.
500 BUNDLES 20 20 Is SHEET IRON.
zoe BUNDLES ASSORTED WIRE.
500 POUND SOLDER.
RlEErS. TINED and IRON, from OF TO 10 lbs.
100 BEST PATENT WATER COOLERS.
good supply Of Kitchen Goods-all kinds.
j. w. WILSON a co..
feb6-tlmar IL College street.
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II L NJ z Nj B z n!

II e M e M Il r X!
That this Bitters is not Alcoholic, contains no
Rum or Whisky, and cannot make Drunk
ards, but is the Best Tonic in the world
READ WHO SAYS so.
tist Church. Pemberton, N. J., formerly of the
North Baptist Church, Philadelphia, at present
Pastor of the Baptist Church, Chester, Pa.
l have known Hoohands German Bitters favor
ably for number of years. l have used them in
my own family, and have been so pleased with
their effects. that / was induced to recommend
them to many others, and know that they have
operated in strikingly beneficial manner. / take
great pleasure in thus publicly proclaiming this
fact, and calling the attention of those afflicted
with the diseases for which they recommended.
to these Bitters. knowing from experience that
my recommendation will be sustained. do this
more cheerfully as Hoofands Bitters is intended
to benefit the afflicted. and is not rum drink"
Yours. truly, LEVI G. BECK.
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nj

From the Rev. E. d. Fendall, assistant editor
CtristiGn Chronicle. Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Hoofands German Bitters and feel it my privilege
TO recommend them as a most valuable tonic, TO
all who are suffering from general debility or from
diseases arising from arrangement of the liver.
Yours, truly, L. ID. FENDALL.
Fro.n Rev. d. Merrige. Pastor Of the Passyunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
From the many respectable recommendations
given to DIR. Hoofands German Bitters, l was
induced TO give them trial. After using several
bottles found them TO be q good remedy for de-
biIity and a most excellent tonic for the stomach.
d. MERRIGE. +
From Rev. VIM. Smith. formerly Pastor Of the
Yineentown and Miliyille New Jersey Baptist
Churches, Philadelphia
Having used in my family number Of bottles
of your Hoofand's German Bitters. / have 70 say
that i regard them as excellent medicine.
specially adapted TO remove the diseases they are
recommended for. They strengthen and inyigor-
ate the system when debilitated. and useful in
disorders Of the liver. loss Of appetite Ac. have
also recommended them 10 several Of my friends
who have tried them. and found them greatly ben
fetal in the restoration of health.
Yours, truly. WILLIAM SMITH.
sDo HUTCHINSON street.
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BLACK sMrrsE,s NoTTCE.-we n

BLACK SMITHS N0TECE.-we have
now in store Fifty Thousand pounds Of assorted
Farm Iron. Horseshoe Band. Hoop. Pillow Bar.
Tire, half rcund and round. Nail Rods &C.; this Is
swced's. which Is the best Of Hammered IRON.
Price, Seven Cents per Pound.
Jos. r. DILLIs q Co,
No. 80 College street. near Broad. Nashville.
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BANKIN HOUSE
OF
w EELE SS & co.

Is UNION STREET.. p
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
1 Exchanre. Uncurrent Money. Gold and Sill
Ter Goyernment Vouchers, State end United
States Bonds Foreign and Domestic Bills,
They take great pleasurein calling the attention
raliy 20 the fact that their banner is again un-
farled' and they respectfully ask share of their
natronage. Below are our rates for uncurrent
Bank notes, &c. o.
TENNESSEE. BANK OF ruitoh.'-;.''-''I -
Nh of ToDpeesee old =. 2a' aAht'l.
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From the Rev. Thos. Winter D. D.. Pastor Of
Roxborough Baptist Church.
3 Dear Sir FL feel il due TO your excellent prep
aration, Hoofand,s German bitters, TO add nay
testimony TO the deserved reputation Il has OBJ.
tanned. have for years. at times. been troubled
with great disorder In my head and nervous sys-
ten. was advised by friend 10 try 4 bottle Of
vour German Bitters. did 50. and have expe-
riepced great and unexpected relief; my hcalth
has been very materially benefited; i eorfdertly
recommend the article where meet with cases
similar 70 my own. and have been assured BY
many Of their good efects
T.WINTER, Koxbororeh, Pa
From Rev, J. s. Herman, Of the German Reform
Cd Church, kufxteun, Befks county, Pa.
Respected Sir II have been troubled with Dys-
pepsia nearly twenty yesrz, and have never used
any medicine that did me a. much good IS Hoot
Ianfsr Eiffers. l am very much Improved IN
health. after having taken Eve bottles.
Yours. with respect. j. s. HERMAN 4
Beware Of eounferfsits. See that the signature
Of 9. NJ jackson" IS on the wrapper Of each
Should your nearest druggist not have the srti-
Gle do not be put cf By any Of the Intoxicating
preparations hat may be offered IN It's place.
but send 70 and we VIII forward. securely
packed By express
Principal Office snd Mannfacfory.
NO.ga ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
JONES a EVANS.
Successors to c. N. jackson Co.
Proprietors.
For sale By druggists and dealers In every town
the United States fes4-dts3m
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CATAWRA GRAPES.

Z. 900 CATAwBA GRAPE VINE ROOTS
O.JtiO Of three years growth, OF the frst quail
~ FOR sale, in any quantity, az my Nursery,
0aIiatin, Tennessee, and IL low prices. Address
n. NJ. B9TkkS.
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By the square ten lines or less, less than
quarter column
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sELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.

The following are the rates paid by TH0S. s.
MARI, BROKER, corner of Union and College
streets for uncurrent money. These quotations
are liable to fuctuate, but may be depended on
for a sufficient length of time for remittances to
be received by mail express, if forwarded with
outdelay.
TENNESSEE Bank Of Fulton.-;.....,25
Savannah.lS
Bank of Tennessee, old theState of Gals
City Bank of Augusta 2S
Planters Bank 81 Eaymars, md Mechan-
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TIN w Ar e.

Of our own make-a large and good assOr tine
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= HIs,1I = - 49, -, nj les Bank.....IU
Bank OF Snattahos~iS0 Mechanics Bank .......,,l0
SommetISS e Al Merchants and Plant
Memphis ..-... I5 M, e,s p.,,i M
Middle Tenn.& tffs;n.' p., IN tx
paris ~ Nt-lo-- y. - ---- W.
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ETNA
II. II. PECK,

81 College street, Nashville, Tennes
febl6-tf
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The rhespians.

The The'paa Society proposes to give
publ en- ertanment on the 10th and lth OF
May, as will he seen from q notice by tho Sec,
retaIy, published elsewhere. These exLit items
have heretofore been very credtable, auo the
forthcoming one is expected to be even more
entertaining than any which have prsce.
"ed It, the MONT ers having the advantage OF
greater experience and skill in the prosecution
OF their labors. The preparations tor the oc-
casion arc quite extensive, and W e doubt not
that the public will find it well worth their at
tendance. The besr dramatic talent and skill
that ou' town and vicinity afford IL engaged in
the matter. The proceeds Of the entertain.
ment, We understand, will he divided between
the two Churches-Presbyterian and Metbo.
dist-ior Chart able purposes.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02
The South Caroliuian.

The publicatio Of this we'll known and de.
servedy popular newspaper has been resumed
i'll Columbia, :. q. Nc. + G. DeFonuaine, a
fluent and able writer, is still the Edit r and
proprietor. Mr.. j. A. Sperry, formerly Of the
Knoxville Register, and Henry Timrod, we'll
known in this State as graceful aud easy Wi.
ter, are associate Editors. With this able
corps.edito'is. the Cdroiinias cannot fail TO
il high position in Southern journalism
Terms DAILY SO cents / month; SO 90 for six
months; 60 for oac year.
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Ihs Chamber OF Commerce has tels.
graposo 70 the California delegation in
Cosgrsss requesting the passage OF Law
MAKING felony to ship or transport nj.
ro'g'ycs''ne within the United States
on American vssssl'.
Concerning the cholera In Nav Or.
leans. the M.mphis Post. q, m. nh
says: "Tbs paper. are silent, bu, priva,.
le,t.rs and gentlemen coming from New
orl.an. r.por. few case, Of the cholera
at that city" .
New Oh.an. advice. Of a recent date.
state. that tho crev.s.es are no, vet un,
der control. and one or two ar. incr.as.
ing in Width, notwithstanding The exer.
tious Of large gang. Of workmsn. Th.
China ersvasses is PARTIAL, filed, bu, tho
large on. on the Mexican Gulf Railroad
is still opening. Those above are iu q
measure checked.
To ,..,, .,,a;.,. ,.,.,- -;.;,., -.
,,.,. of ", c,.,o,;. !, C,,;., Ch..,
D., - ..,...,',,- L.; s,.
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Section two provides that for the period
OF ten years, from The 4th Of July next,
representation in Congress and Electoral
votes for President and Vice Prssi dent
shall be apportionsd according TO the
numbsr Of legal voters in the respective .
States, and after tha, period by population,
as a, present
Sectios three declares that there shal
DO nc discrimination Of civil rights from
and after the passage Of this amsudmsn
affirming in effect the esns,i:u,iouSlityo Of
the civil rights bill.
Section four provides that no obiiga,
tions or liabilities incurred in aid Of the
rebellion or compensation for slaves
sruancipated by military authority shall
be paid BY the United States or any
State.
To tbs foregoing is attached an ena
bling act, which provides that when any
one of the States ate in resurrection SD all
have ratitisd tho foregoing amend msots,
aud changed their Constitutions and laws
to correspond Herewith, they sh.iI be al,
lowed to participate in Legislation, and
their representatives he allowed To take
their seats in Congress ~itbou, any o,he,
terms OF provisions.
While the lesdi"g Radicals in Congress
have not committed themselves TO this
project. it is favorabIy regarded and is
receiving serious thoush,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02
Another Speech by the Presi.
dent.

President johnson, on the night Of the sth
inst. in response to a complimentary ssrenade
froa dense asscmbLnge OF soldiers and sailor,
made speech, which in tone, il saualI, a.
bold, fearless aud defiant, as his memorable ad
dress OF the 22d February. 1t shows that the
recent Radical triumph has neither broken his
indomitabie courage, nor shaken his confidence
in the ultimate success Of the policy which he
advocates with so much courage ard dete rmina.
ton. He characterizes his enemies and the
enemies OF the South as foul whelps OF sin ~
shows that the South is entitled TO representa-.
ton in Congress, and boldly denounces the
principle, spilled to us by the Radicals, Of tax.
we cannot fill the subjoned space with any
thing better, or more interesting to our re ad.
ers, than the following extract fom his speech
on this important subject:
When our fathers ere contending against
the power o. Great Britain, what was on.
OF The principal causes Of their complaint
IL was that u ey were denied represrn Iatiun.
lChsers Gre OF The great principles aid
doAh BY our fathers, ana - hich fired their
ton without representation .lOw, ,Len,
does the matter stand! Who has been
u*urping power rnd WHO has oera defeat.
ing tue operation OF the Constitution ! And
" hat now remains, to be done TO complete
the restoration Of these States to all their
former relsIi"ns under the Federal Govern.
me,l, and to finish re great or,'ell through
"hIcl We have been pas .ing' II is 10 ad
nit representative tChrersl And when
We sar adm,t repfes. ntntiun, what do we
mean! We mean representation in the
constitution: ! and law abiding sense, a. was
Intended at The Jegnoing OF the &c, ero
men,
Ard where does that power lie ? The
Consultation declares in expr-ss terms tr,at
eacn house, I've SeDa.e and House of Re
Preventative. each ting f,r iisr.f shalt b..
t'r jnig- of tee returns If rl-c,ion aud
on 'incnuo's of it. own aruIbers Iti, for
ench h"nS 10 .-ttlc tIa QUE, ion under
the con -iiiut"n, and ua.ier &c s.ienn
sanction It mn OATH AID can 20 briipys
tn"' either to,sr won't, .dniit anv member
i"tr II" 30 ) I" PIrlIeipat- ip . q legislation
oil HE country wn0 was noi qualified and
Ia 10 sit IL thai body aud rart,cip,ts IN it,
proceediogs. Tney hnv. the yo~er--nct
the two houses, tut each house for itself.
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The Baptist Church and Sunday
School Nessenrer.

We have received the first number Of a re.
Iigious peri odcal, entitled az above, edited by
Rev Tilman K. Gaines, aud published at the
Enquirer Office, YorkviIle, S e. As its title
denotes, Il is an exponen. of the principles Of
the Baptists and advocates the Importance of
Sunday Schools in the Chu, ches. Ii is a good
enterprise and deserves encouragement Pub
'ished monthly III pamphlet for,r If SO pages,
clear type neatly printed, at So 90 year for
single copy. Eeven copies for 20 90. Ad'
dress Rev. TiIman Il. Gaines, Yorkville, S. C.
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Proceedings of the Methodist
Episcopal Conference.

NEw'ORLsANs, LOUISIANA, April "a.
4 report wss submitted to the General
Co"'srracs to day. calling for the election
Of Elk ne" bishops. The csmmittss Of
changes recommended the absog alton Of
the probation sys,sm Of the church, ma.
king membership dspsnden, upon pro.
fesson Of faith u; also. that class meeting
no longer be regarded IS . test OF nom.
bsr'hip. but only as = privilege also, the
sstsbishiug Of n month, church meeting,
where all tue interest Of the church will
Psss under review. ....
Tho committee on colored people 70.
commend the establishment Of Gay schools
TOR the instruction. Of colosed children.
The Conference adopted the suggestion,
and will organize At once such plan fov
the education OF coIorsd people; ai.o,
that colored conferences. districts aud sta.
t'ons bs organized, and ooiorsd pre.chsrs
he ordained and appointed to such works.
The bishops were reqssstsd to publish
q commentary upon the church disciplins,
containing all the legal disciplisss Of
bishops.
A resolution vas adopted. ata,ing tsa,.
As the boundary Iiss agreed upon be.
tween the dihersa, branches Of the Ne.
tbodist Church in ls44 had been totally
disrsgardsd BY the Northa:n Oh orch,
this Church remove all restrictions and
extend the boundaries to include the Uoi.
ted States.
A 'slsgram wAs received from ths New
York Conference. now in session at Tar.
r.y.o~n. New York. requesting The ap-
Pointmsu: Of commissioners to meet there
upon the subject Of the union Of The Ne.
thodist family. It was trau.fsrrsd 10 The
bishops for decision.
A resolution vas introduced incoypo,a.
ting the State Of Illinois Into the 81. Louis
aud Missouri Conference. I, 10 suppo,sd
a union has been effected be,wsss ,bi
Christian union Of Illinois aud the Ns:
'hod,ss Episcopal Church South. !.
NE~ OaLsAss, April 10.
Letters to tbs Methods, Confsssses rs.
port ,hs. Bishop souIs 10 dying. o
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From Acknowledgements
Decision.
INpIANAPoLIs. Aprii LIS

IHDIANAfoLIs, April l5.
Judge Lest. Of the 1ippscanos circuit,
has decided that the amendment to the
Federal Constitution abolisbiog sla,srv,
makes all negroes ei'izens, virtually do
cIsring void the thirteenth article Of our
State Constitution. In bis opinios he
says: "Wi,hou, reference to the civil
rights act, shall sustain the demurrer Of
the defendants answer. fully satisfied
tha, the piaiu,iff. IL = citizen Of the United
States, is indepsndsnt Of the &C, Of Con.
g'sss on that subject. with the rights to
sustain his action for his work and labor. I"
The demurrer Of the dsfendsnt was that
the plaintiffs coming iu,o .he State is 10
violation Of the thirteenth article Of the
Constitution Of Indisna, which prevents
neg'se coming into the State. aud dsba,s
them from oil rights to ensorcs con
tracts.
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The Habeas Corpus Restored

The special Washington correspondent
OF the New York News says, that the
President has ordered that a wri, of
ha6eds corpus be granted in tue CAS-. in
which 1t was refused by Judge Under,
wood, few days ago. The Attorney
General has also instructed j Jndye Under,
wood that the writ Of habeas corpus is
now restored aid in full force, not onl, 10
Virginia. but in all the other States, and
is, be granted in all proper cases exactly
as before the war. Judge Underwood is
also informed ia ths ame communication,
that martial law exists no longer in any
OF the Southern STATES, and that the civil
courts are to discharge their functions
exactly a before the war.
II this statement be true, and il is cor
roborated BY the paragraph below taken
from Mr. Ssward's semi,official organ, the
New York Times, then the question is
settled. That paper says:
"II is scarcely necessary t. add, that
VIII never the rebellion, is decisrpd to have
ceased, there the writ "f hqbeas corpus ~
no longer suspended; and wherever the
civil law has resumed it's suthority. the
military power, will not b. ex-rcIs- sx
cep, 10 aid The civil authorities 10 -x.cutr
ing their decreeS; and fo' The later pur
pos, only is he military arm retained in
the States, lately in rebellion"
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Negro Celebration in Washing.
ton!-Speech from President
johnson.
WAsHISoros. April 10.

WAsHISoros. April 10.
The colnred population to dav celeira,.
ed their emancipation in the District oi
Columbia by n procession and sp--ches
from various white friends Of the csuss.
Four or h'e thousand persons were on
parade, while probably ter thousand
,hrongsd the streets through which thew
passed. waving mats and handkerchief,
and cheering a. the line passed them.
At the commencement Of Tho dsv's
proceedings they visited the grounds OF
tho President. who made them a short
speech, in which hs thanked them fo- the
conpl"nen, OF appearing before him lie
ss'd the time would como, and that not
f.r distan,. when il would be known to
tha country Who va, their best practical
friend. lie know it Was TO vilify him,
but Tor this lc did ne, care. Will. g. ME
pretended To bs tho especial fris nds Of the
negro. they rode him as hobby for ob
tanning snd maintaining power, but aslfor
himself, it bad been a principle with him
TO secure frss1otn in its beat sense. He
eounseIisd his listeners that thsy have
important duties to perform. and that they
must sho~ that thew are worthy Of The
liberty With which they have been On
do~sd. He had done, he said. moro 70,
them thsn those Who bad never periIled
life and pr"psrtv, Who pretended to b.
their especial friends while susconsinp
themselves in places Of safety.
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The NoRrHERN DKBrs OF SOUTHERN
MERcnASrs.-At n meeting Of the New
York Chamber Of Commerce. last Thurs
day, the committee recently appointed TO
petition The President to exact from the
Southern States payment Of debts coo.
tracted n the North before the war, rs
ported that. in the opinion, no interpo
siiion on the part Of the Government is
necessary. AS The S,a'es in question SEEM
ed willing TO pay their lawful debts with.
ou' coercion. TIE Committee add:
No one Of the States latel, in rebellion
has shown any disposition 10 r-pudia,e
their Liabilities incurred prior TO the war.
% the contrary. most Of them have nj.
ready acknowledged that iishility, and
ma"y Of them bavs aIso been engaged in
devisI ng WAYS and means for paying of
the accumulated interes. and providing
for the future payment Of inte, es, and
principal.
The conduct Of tho individual citizsns
OF the Southern States 10 aI.o rsferred 10
by the committee AS highly honorable. -
Fs", II sny Of tbsm. have failed TO &C
knowledge ,hsir obligations. or to provide
for tho iuiure pav'nen, oi sucl, portion of
them as their reduced ssss,s will allow.
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SoUTE CARoLIrA RIcE Cnor.--D,.
lrv'sg. on the Cooper river. Sou,h Card.
lima. writes very diseoursgingIy Of The
coming rice crop. He thinks the psodss:
ton Of that rsgioa sill Be sbos, the sane
ss l.st year He sdds
"Bsfors the negroes we're smasc;ps.sd
the annual production Of Coopsr river
wss about twenty thousssd ssssess OF
rice Averaging six huHdrsd sad twsa.y;
I've pounds tisrcs; but last ysss. tIs
FIRE, ssasoa crop was planted BY employ
NEST OF FREQ labor, sot more than eight
huadred t,srcss we're rsds--a ssd failisg
of, indeed"
This 10 tss ssory u ssasisa esss sgais.