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The New York Tribune of Wednesday

The New York Tribune of Wednesday
says
Money is more active, and no new bust
ness is lone on call under 9 per cent. The
private adyices from London are not en-
couraging, and make lenders here prudent
about long engagements. In commercial
bills no change. Best names pass at 1914
and fair from 10 to 10, and even higher. Pa
per is carefully scrulinized, and safety
rather than rare interest is the rule with
buyers. Late IN the day there was a sharp
twist in money, and Z per cent. was freely
paid for large amounts, and a number OF
houses had difficulty in making up their ac-
CONTEMPLATION being made freely after
the close Of banking hours.
The trade OF the city is very irregular,
and in amount does not equal the antlcipa-
ton of importers and iobbers. There is q
large demand for goods for the South, such
as are required for the production OF cotton,
and handsome profits are reported. From
the West affairs are not encouraging. Pay
ments are not made promptly; and there is
more credit asked than Is agreeable to job
bers. The real estate fever has subsidized to
some degree, and extreme prices to sell or
rent cannot be had.
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was .
Receipts, S6,6j3, g2l 40-fOr customs, SJl0,-
900; payments, S2,717,7s9 s. on account
Of loan, 81 900; balance, SI0l $780, JOSS - ;
on certificates, 5 l45,040.
Freights are firm. The engagements TO
Liverpool are 30 5000 bush. Corn part last
EVENING" as 6k@6Zd 100 bales cotton at
3-IGd; aud per steamer, 200 bales cotton at
7-IGd, and $50 boxes bacon at 25s. To Bre-
men, per steamer, 1900 bush rye at IL.
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self Abuse.

This vice, which is never practicsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 ~eloquence or pen 70 song.
It has destroyed health, blasted the consti.
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim h
q living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this afHictiou, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. a North Cherry street.,
or address him by l%sttOr, Box 500. Nssh
vile, Tenn. fab76-tf
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RIVER AND sTEAMBoAr NEWS.

The river is rising very rapidly, with p
feet, or more, in the channel.
There were no arrivals yesterday.
DEPARTURES - Tennessee, Cairo; News
boy, Burksy,lle A. Baker, do.
ExpEcrED-J. 3. Webb, Evansville Anna
White, st. Louis New York, Cincinnati.
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Persons unacqusinted in the city seeing
30 manyadvertisemeRts for the treament-
Of Special Diseases, are often Sc a loss 10 def
temlne 10 whom to entrust the treatment
Of Huch cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that tho Oldest estab-
lishmeut Of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be q sufficient guar
antee that this is a reliable institution. DR..
A.. RIoHGBD JOINS may be found in his Of
fee during tho hours stated in his general
advertisement. Al medicines furnished u
As office.
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TIE Cincinnati Gazette saws

ALN NtNN'NNN| ~~~~ y"
The weeks exports from New York o
domestic produce and miscellaneous good
have been to the value Of 81, 92S,3O7. In
cluded in the exports have been 1886 bale
cotton, of the currency value Of 5 ,9l9,650
Of which there were shipped to LiverpOo
1861 bales, valued at 81, COS. 524; Hambur.
1910 bales, valued at 9229,O67; Hayre 70.
bales, valued at $lS5,O79.
The authorized National Banks now mum.
Der 1000, with IN aggregate capital Of S4O1,
$50, 2O3, and aggregate circulation of 1854,
q 2,275. The following table shows the pro.
gress Of the nStional banking system since
January, 1864:
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MARKETS.
fBy. Telegraph.

CISoIsSArI, Feb q.
FLOUR steady without change.
WHrAr dull, closing at 81 20 for No. I new Red
CoHS steady ct SIC for No. l shelled.
OATS dull, 8s936c for No. 1 and2.
RYE dull and prices nominal at zoe.
GROCERIES unchanged and doll.
CorroN quiet at fl@42e for middling.
Mess Pork dull at SIS 90.
Bulk Meats sre dmer there is a good deman,
Tor the English market; Shoulders Hlzc, Side
l3H9l4,, clear Rib bicycle; clear Sides I5z4glsl
Bacon IN good demand at Ii[, IgL, and 1sH 70
Shoulders, Sides and clear Sides.
LAID good demsnd at ls91s1ze. for prime city.
WHISKY firm at PC 10 bond.
Com 1851.
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The CINCINNATI Gazette saws:

~
There was generally little activity in mer-
camille circles to-day; although it was not
observed as a holiday, there was a half
holiday feeling in the markets. Flour is IN
better request the low grades are wanted
for shipment to the Southern markets, and
there Is good local demand for the higher
qualities. There is still more wheat offered
than buyers want, and there is a weakness
observable, which must eventuate in lower
prices. Corn is active; the Southern de-
mand continues heavy and the market
rules firm for shelled IN bulk or sacks. Ear
corn is scarce, and being in good demand,
higher prices could be obtained. There is
a dull market for oats, 33c being an outside
price Tor No >. And No. l are held at
S6J&c. Rye is duh and neglected; No.
will not bring over zoe. There is 4 good de-
maud for fail barley, for mailing, but the
prices current are below the view Of hold
ers IN general. Whisky is held more firmly
AS there is more confidence felt that the rev
enue tax will not be altered. There was
nothing done in cotton to-day. The news
by the foreign steamer quotes a decline 10
Liverpool of I'd. The market for groceries
is quiet with no essential change in prices Of
the leading articles. There is nothing TO be
said of the dry goods trade excepting thai
d~ullness reigns supreme. There was a little
more animation in the provision market.
Mess pork was in good demand at $2S so fol-
new city and sales were made to a limited
extent at that price. Bulk meats and bacon
were generally held more firmly and ad-
vanced prices were asked. Lard was in
good demand, and after Change vas fairly
active. About 1000 tierces were sold OF
city and country, principally the latter, al
ISc, and for city lSAc, but there were nc
sellers at the close at these prices. We un-
derstand that private advices from New
York report an advance in Liverpool Of IS
per cwt., which is equal to about lc per ID Of
our currency.
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We, the undersigned, have been request
cd bv some Of the candidates for County
Judge, to give our opinion in reference to
section s24 Of the Code, prescribing the
time OF election Of that officer, and whether
the same IL constitutional. We are Of the
opiuion that the law in question is consti-
t1tfoual and valid, and that the election can
properly be held on the first Saturday in
March next. We do not regard the County
Judge as falling within the class Of Judges
mentioned in the first and subsequent sec
tons of article 9th of the constitution, and,
therefore, the election may be at such time
as the Legislature may prescribe, other
than the time fixed for the election Of
Judges Of the Supreme Court. The time
now fixed by the above section Of the Code
Is the 6rst Saturday in March next, and We
think The Legislature had power to do SO.
The Legislature regarded a County Judge
as belonging TO the class Of county officers,
and we think properly.
Jo. G.. GUILD,
JoHN S. BRIES,
February L. 1866. NELL S. BROwN.
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Our IA Folks.

The March number OF this excellent
Juvenile monthly has been received bv
Ed. Willard, newsletter, Union street
The following is IFS table of contents
The Disobedient Crow.
A Pair of Shoes.
A Summer in Leslie Gold, Thwaite's
Life
The Nutcrackers OF Nutcraoker Lodge
Last day.
The Battle Field Of fredericksburg
The Cat-Bird
Ahoat in the Forest
Round the Evening Lamp.
Our Letter-Box.
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Envelopes and Writing Papers,
At w hoIesa1e.

CAMUEL RAFNOR & Co. IFS and III William
- street, hsW-fOrk, Envelope Manufacturer, IN
Guiding every style Of Euistolsy Note. Letter On
cal, Pay Drug and Portfolio Envelopes.
Also sole aRents for TIE Irving q HARRISON Mills
Writing PsPers, b the case or smsner quantity.
Price list with samples sent BY mail when request.
ed. Dealers are invited . call snd eXamins stock,
styles prices, Sc, ~, lfabl3-lm
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CITY NEWS.

The lecture to young men, by Rev. R. h.
Allen, which was postponed on last Sabbath,
viii be delivered this evening in the Second
Presbyterian ChUchdat - o'clock.
Subject, "The young man away rom
home
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CoRoSEU's ISQUEsT.-C0rner George W.
Norvoll held an inquest over the body Of
Wallace Waters, late Of Madison County,
Tenn, who died very suddenly on the
evening Of the 23d inst, and the jury came
50 the conclusion that he came to his death
from disease Of the heart.
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Dissolution OF PtETyERsWF.-Nessrs.
+. n. Houghe sultzmau. photographers,
have dissolved partnership, and Mr.. sultz-
man has taken charge ofthe business. Ar.
s. is well known ia this community, aud we
take this occasion 30 recommend him to the
people at large.
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C0ERECgt0S.-lu our report of the Legis-
lat.ye! proceedings, the types made as say
that Mr.. simerly offered a resolution that
the members tender their respects 10 the
Governor. We wrote the word TEs.gaah5us.
We hope the resolution viii pass.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.
Doctor

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given us by the press of this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
cerity, a the following from the Nash
veHs Daily Union:
"At a period like the present, when our
city is filled to overlooking with a transient
population, and diseases prevail TO an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt of, it is proper that
the means Of cure should be Of ready ac-
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have information which viii lead
them 10 avail themselves of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools Of the profession
of Medicine, and been successful in a prac-
tice Of many years, are surely worthy of
confidence ID they have given their atten-
ton exclusively 10 one branch Of the pro-
]!essiOn, aud made themselves masters OF it,
they have still more right 10 expect sup
port, more particularly II they lave afford
ed proof of their ability 10 cure. To this
latter class belongs DR.. l.. j.. COLEMAN,
who, in his specially, has been q benefactor
20 the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as a safe and sure physician
We respectfully inform our friends
that We may still be found at our Office,
relieving those afflicted with
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Old THEArRE.-Miss Kate Reignoids-ano
we are sure the public viii rejoice at the fac
has been re-eugagod at this popular Plae,
Of amusement She viii appear in tbs
great play OF Wonder, Monday night. She
has won new lsurcls, during her late engage
ment. and will never fail to be great Ia
vorite. whever she goes. We hope that cir
cumstances viii be such that she will remain
fo- some time in Nashville.
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loE SALE or BrNc-A house on Spruce.
No. AZ, north OF Cedar, containing five
rooms, a large kitchen, dining room and
cellar. For further Information enquire on
the premises. feb2s-gt
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MAYORS OFFICE,

DROPERTY owners on College and Marke.
II streets. between The square aud Broad street.
sre hereby notified % construct new stone or brick
paVements, or 20 reset the cid ones wherever tits
required. IN accordance with the specifications aad
grades which vii be furnished By the City Eas7nser
on application. Sand Work must be commenced
within ten days from this dsts, and pushed rapidly
y completion, OF The city vi contract Enh Parties
for tns azme, and tie expense VIII be charged %
ne propsrtT SsasH.
asea ". MATT. BROWN, Mayor.
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AUCTION sALE.-We cal! attention 20 the
auction sale Of Capt. Cox, in another column.
Those desirous Of obtaining snything IA his
line, VIII do well to give him 5 call.
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County COURr JUDoE.-We take pleasure
in announcing that our friend p. ". Maxey,
Esq., is IA candidate fertile Office Of Judge oil
the County Court Of Davidson county, at
the March election. I'd
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Look to Your Interests!
$500 to $1,000 per Month!
Greatast DLseoEerF of fha Ara.

| DAN BE DONE AT YOUR OWN HOMES, with
~ out interfering with other business. Little or
n0cspltsl required. Busine 3 easy, light, and hon
Orshie. Particularly suitable fOI ladies, but can bs
done by ali with equal success Many men IN Eu-
rope have made their fortunes BY this business ;
llt AZ yet 10 8 entirely new m Anenca.
For particulars address, with one dollar.
THEODORE r. SPENCER.
febT-iaslm Louisville XIV.
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A partion Of Elk River bridge was i'm
r-e5 bv the freshet al 3 P. n. to-day. The
gr,ire VIII be repaired in two or three days,
and until that time freight for points south
Of Elk River will not be received. Pas
ssneer trains viii run S. usual, transfer
r.nv passengers at Elk River.
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D1scoSrISUrp.-Phe steam ferry boat
Aid, that has been. running from Nashville
TO Edgedeid, in opposition to the steamer
Kentucky, has been Withdrawn from the
trade, and win hereafter exert herself to
keep up the supply Of wood in Nashville.
Good fuel always commands a fair price in
this market, and we wish them the greatest
success that patronage can bestow. The
steamer Kentucky will continue TO ply as
usual, at regular intervals She is reliable,
aud ofiesrd by polite and accommodating
renLlemen.
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The many friends Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Plummer, IN ell parts Of Tennessee, wall be
glad to learn that she has taken the house
Oh Sumner street, next door to the New
Theatre, and, having fitted it up At oonsid-
cradle expense, has opened il for the recep'
ton ofboaders. We had the pleasure oil
dining there yesterday, and for the satisiae-
ton Of those wishing IL secure a good board
ing place, can truthfullys say that she keeps
an excellent table. We know Of some no.
tells Of much p~retentions and high prices.
that are far inferior both IN the variety, and
quality and quantity Of yiands set before
their guest. We hope she may continue &c
prosper. and commend her house to the
public.
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EcoSoNV-Is purchasing the FIRST quality
OF Wall Paper, kept always at
W. FREEMAN q Co.'S,
. Public Square,
ieb2J-2w Cor. Desderick ST,
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KLINE & SHERMAN,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
MASONIC BUILDING,
Church st., between Summer and Cherry,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.

Lovers Of Pure Havana Cigays and
Hollands Empress Virginia
eoto KLINE 3 sHERMAN's
If you want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas.
GO 10 KLINE q sHERMAN's.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS.
For sails BY KLINE & SHERMAN.
American and Imported Soaps, in
Great Variety,
a. KLINE { sHERMAN'5.
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomade
and Hair Oil,
Al KLINE a s~HERMAN'5.
Try CBEVALIER'S Life for the Hair.
For sale only az KLINE sHERMAA's.
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices, and
Pure FlaVoring Extracts,
At KLINE 4 sHERMAN'5.
Lard Oh, Wo.1l Coal Oh, treble distledl
Castor Oh. Damn cold press'd) Lnseed OIL,
Castor OIL, (EEst India) Sgints Tunpeutue.
For sale st KLINE & sHERalANs.
-U-
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
Instruments and Fine SDOngea,
Al KLINE q sHEhMAN'8.
-o-
Incidentally Pure Liquors, on hand
Always,
Al KLINE 8 sHERaANs.
-n-
AL ne above for sale At
KLINE & SHERMAN's,
Masouic Building. Church Street,
noy2Esn HAsHvILLE. TENN.
IUsT received By n. A., Parrish q %, Coasga
d Street.. South Of Broad,
Ga Consignment
100 Bags Of Corn,
100 Bags Of oats,
100 "a b En.u-
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Graham, Dorsett g 90,
Successors to HAYES. GRAHAM & CO.,
InPORTERs or
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY,
Nos. ia, no and I78 Oe1tre Street, n.

Nos. 174 l7s and us Cezfrs Street, n. T..
KEEP constantly on hand the most extensive
N variety Of fnsly figured Foreign sud Domestic
Woods % be 0Ind 10 the United States, IN
Logs, Planks, Boards and Veneers,
Suitable for Cabinet, Piano, snd R.Biard Table Man
uiscurers, and Car Builders; also, MAHOGANY and
spanish Cedar Cotha stuff.
In coonectOn with our business We have = large
Saw NIL, snd the most celebrated Veneer Cutting
Mach ne, which enables us TO al al orders eutrlst-
ed 70 as with promptness. decsl-sm
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Have you seen the new styles Of Wal
Paper at W. F~REEMAS's 4 Cos.
3, Pub. Square, Corner Deadrick ST.
feb.2J-2w.
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Old Course of Treatment

Physicians are constantly annoyed by patients returning with secondary svurtsus
Dr. JONES has discovered q mode Of Treatment for these Diseases which Ia -rba- .
pleasure thsu a pain. His teatment has undergone O. thorough investigation. aI
complaints of patients with secondary Syphilis, swollen oHuas or with many Fvn
toms produced by the Old School Treatment
DIR. JONESS charges are the same in an casc-wI ch~za ta Same. e-u
weeks attention that he would for me month, and u is of course 90 bis interest 10
cure as speedily as possible.
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Established in 1857, at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE BAEBARoUs MODE or
I - treatment rLna for L PbiHATE DISEASES, by the use eu.ao applications si
bat these diseases might be cured by some more pleasant sud reliable unede, 81
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NOR SALE Two complete sets Ct Barrel Ms
II chinesf % the most approved patents, shich
can bs put IN opersuon 10 ten days, Gni turn Oh
eOQ burela S dsy. Apply % ". L. NANCE, Nash
vile or 3 WATSON Sycamore Mins isaa-t
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a~amaritan,s Wash.

Samaritan s w ASH,
Is. 10 case or syphilis, 1aoi l cra.u1rl.H a.l s
Root and Hegb Juses. tuI lue4g4s. fuaa lHa
cents.
The eHescyo Of these remedies "a sIrEa grfnrT.
edyeI Hy physicians EuI IatrHl- IasF 1.a .s-#
10 he u. s. Hospital. and ~ tle.r r-a UrHl HsgH
r5ned the Hpbr1Hsaau ~ Che u..t able surgeons
Patient take uolcei The lagr-1urlts srs sr.a.
10 the physicians who use them, 81 yCu al .es .I
the i0l06IaE.
PJsI H0sFukr, FoE- Ntls7trl
Baltimore, Feb. ~. ls.t
CT have great -GH-irl1u .l stating tts-l Et.H
ned 'sIHa iul-fa1.s Eamei- t0lH eler.t
Disease n "a most VISIONARY forms that D Nfs1
used them ath judgment, discretion, ami proper
~, and have found them respond u mF HH.
toes promptly ana eteCuay ha.a t'"
composition, I have tle tu-el e.-.r". H ..
ensaey, and as ir as uy use of Seem .E.rlI F.
recommend hem strongly
ALFRED O. H|#EH-
Assistant Slrre11 .aI 1-s York Vols.
Readsr. here s PROF. positive OIL. The value r.
these truly valuable prspF1H1ns- iha OLD
ing aud di-gusluE drugs have H r. gay " %
dies purely vegetable. pleasant p a- at f a
POSITIVE CURE.
-5II bv WJtCWH SMITH. Ur..
Cor. Church ana i.a Streets. Ha-llUa
DESMOND a CO, Propreor,
glb Race street, Fh.aie.pra Pa l .n
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E.sHvurv .xp DFcaruR RAILROAD LINE,
Gr.,f srP%ERrsrEyDENT's OFFICE,
EzgvrrH Feb. Path. 1880. J
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MEDTCINEs FURNTsHED

In all cases, which saves to the patient The ext-vacaut prices OF medicines or rn
scrpu0us which viii, in many case, cost more than te whole of his rrrr4Ht
sides you say yourself the probability Of exposure. iu calling fog tho utI.rre4 nj
Drug Store. The office Is so arranged that no one need see YOU while there Am
business and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and strangers, in visiting
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Is. 10 ca-e 1f syphilis, used l era|grrl.u v.IH .-
Root snd Herb Juees. tul lreag44 Fuaa lH1
cents.
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r. MATT. BROWN, Mayer.
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JUL -
February L. 1866. NELL S. BROWN.
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Nashville teofuIy -, looo- }
The following are the wholesale prices
for theI hief srtitl Of merchandise ia this
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Petroleum Barrels.

decgl-2m
IL. o. pIcsyuna copy 9 months, and send co
pspeT md tl % advertiser.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-05

Mr. Springs introduced q resolution,
which was agreed to, that tho Clerk be
authorized to receive tho names of such
persons as may have been omitted in the
tax-collectors' lists, in their late returns to
the Governor, who have been deprived OF
their limbs, or who wero permanently dis
abled in the State or Confederate service
during tho war, and that he be Instructed
to publish and file list Of the same with
the journal Of the House, with the view to
O permanent record.
Mr. Black introduced = bin e create the
Office and prescribe the duties of tax as
sessc-s ior the several Districts in tins
State; also, q bill to withdraw certain un-
drawn appropriations heretofore made.
Mr.. Wagner Iintroduccd resolutions,
which were agreed to, and ordered to be
sent to tho Senate for concurrence, that
it is the solemn duty of 4 State to provide
a proper system of education for her chill
dren; that his E1cellency the Governor be
| instructed to appoint = commission OF
| three persons to prepare and report TO the
| General Assembly system OF common
| schools suitable to our altered circum-
| stances and the requirements of the times;
also, that tho Committee on Education o1
| both Houses report ut an early day upon
rcvving our former schools, with addi'
tional provisions for tho teaching OF oul
colored people. until tho above report O
| the commission can be had.
Message NO $ was thcA received lrols
his Excellency the Governor, and was rcat
by Mr.. Henry Sparnick.
The Governor states that the reports o
the Commissioners and Associate Prlnci
pals OF the South Carolina Institution fol
the Education of the Deaf and Dumb ant
the Blind, furnish full information of tn
present condition and future prospects o
an institution which reflects much ere
dit on the State for it's noble and human
charity. Tho aggregate of the appropria
ton required for tho ensuing year is Si2,
600. OF this sum, So, 900 is needed for tn
support OF the institution, and $4,000 70
the repair OF the main building; wlic
appropriation he recommends.
Adjourned.