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A large Lot on the east side OF Meeting, oboue Mary
Small Tenement thereon, at Aalctio7s..
BY SMITH & hIcGILL1VRAY, .4;%
Real Estate Brokers, No. az Broad street.
oclocx on the north steps OF the Old Custom House.
atpublc outcry, ...sz..sl..
All that valuable LOT OF LAND, butt3ng and bound
south on lands Of Edward c. Keckley, east Nassau
street. and west on Meeting street. measuring 60 feet
ont by 100 feet deep ess together with Wood
en- Building thereon. ls-,z..r
Ters-Ona third cash; balance In one two and three
years. secured by mortgage Purchaser to pay us for
papers and stamps. atuths4 mt12 January 26
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Law NOTICE.

nFAIER IN PAPER AND IN MATERIALS OF
IL cverv description orits manufacture
il,t.-f,.ttr Is b'tC
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January 81 Z thsts16 No: 40 Broad street. !; !. I


VALUABLE COTTON PLANTAT1ONE 1Ot&s-
-. SALE. s.==sr . =
VIII be sold under an execution in my Office o. MON.
DAY, the 4th Of February next In Walterboro, . q
VALUABLE LONG COTTON PLANTATION. tho :
property OF DR.. Ralph Perry, known "a "WHITE
HOUSE" on the Bound o, about nine miles from Wal .
terboro and fourtaan from the Charleston and
Railroad On snd Plantation is small Dwelling House.
Negro Houses Gin House, and all appurtenancas OF
Cotton Plantation. Eleven hundred acres moro OF lesa
In whole tact; about two hundred Of which u
land On the premises are about twenty negro Aoosets
of good character and desirous Of contracting
= - 30 GEORGE WARREN, -.
January 81 u Sheriff Coleton District, g. @: -
Sale of Wagons, Safes, Harness, Office Nsnasue,
&C., lately the property OF ote .fataon0t cypress
and TRANSFORMATION Company. .-:-..7-ss-c'
BY ALONZO j. WHITE q SOC, -
Brokers, Auettoneers B Real EGtAto Agents..
WIN be sold without reserve, on TUESDAY. the oth
February, at II O'Clock, at Nos 1H Meeting scet ~.
posite the Charleston Hotel lately occupied 0y tne;
National Express and transportation Company, ma
following articles recently belonging to ssd Exrsas:
Company, ccnaaHng In part Of 80,
Five i6} covered EXPRESS WAGONS, Httae used
Two (2) large Safes :,s-.st :
Eight (s| Messenger Safes s.,l..-v7=
One 81 large Copying Press and Stand = -. +
Sets Harness, double and single
Tables Desks Arm Chaira = = =:
Hand Trucks, Express Trunks Ef..fS
One Stove and Piping
Two Plsttorm Scales. and snndry otner ARTICLES.
aiHons cash. Articles to be removed On daY OF
Uosra...- january %
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When the ladies Heaven bless 'em
PLANTATION BITTEns take,
They all eIclaim, delighted
-.--..~. =

"Uh! WHAT DUCK lB DHAkEI
We would remark, by way Of explanation, that the
author OF the ebovo had sick with Dyspepsia and
Lowness of Spirits for time. when lady friend
presented him with bottle of the wonderful BrrrEns
which his rhyme celebrates, and its effect Was magical
enough not only his Dyspepsia, but to produce
the tremendous rhythmical specimen of his genius
which we have given. Vipe Ia Plantation. tuthsS
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Estate Sale.
| By BOWERS q S1LCOx.
Will be sold, on TH1S DAY. 31st fkuuaryf6t tho Old
| Custom House, ct IL O'Clock, s.:5:a.
IAN that LOT OF LAND situate in BerteAotd street
fourth Lot from tae corner OF Archda1e street. On the
north side adjoining the thlee.story Brick aousa,
measuring SO feet 'front.' by be the aane moro
or less Sale positive.
papers. zs1 r - thtuthS AnnAky oA -
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Price, 50 cents small botto; 81 large size.
KING & CASS1IpET,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston,
GOODRICH, W1NEAIAN & CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston
And all Rotail Druggists. 3nlo Dcccmoer
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DISTRICT CoURT-Judgo LOGAN presiding-Ihe
following cases were disposed of:
The State Us. Isaac Grant-Larceny. The At
torney General entered moi pros, and the prison
er was discharged.
The State us. Susan Bowers-Assault and Resist
ing an Officer. T. g. Barker, ESQ.,, for the defence
Not guilty.
The State us. TT. Kennedy y-Assault and Bat
terry. Wnl. Rhett Esq, for the defence. Not
guilty.
The State us. Jacob Green-Larceny. R. W..
Seymour for the defence. Discharged on hls own
reeognizance.
The State us. Hagar Jones-Assault and Battery.
No2 pros.
The State Us. Edward Thompson-Falso I'M
prisonment. R. w. Seymour, Esq, for the defence
Guilty.
This case was one Of great peculiarly. 1t ap-
peared that the plaintiff had been assaulted by the
defendant, who forced him to deliver money, and
subsequently, subjected him to an imprisonment
on the alleged pretext Of owing him bill.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
or ALL KINDS, AT Low PRICES; IRON AND
~ Steel Ploughs Wheelbanows Trucks, Straw aud
Stalk Cutters Corn Shelters, Ftnnng and Grain Mills
Cotton Gins Corn and Cotton Planters Seed Drills,
Plough Casting, Gin Gear and other Castings. Horse
Power Threshlng Machines, Guano. Bone Dust Phos-
phete of Lime, &C.. -szfT JOHN MOORE,
December 10 Emo No. 1893 Frontstrect, New York.
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To pLANTERs-u you wish Fertilizers, apply to J.
ROBSON, No 60 East Bay. who hns always largo stock,
md on the most favorable terms.
Noro,nhor 90 sI thstu2mos
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TIE TIME To ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South CarOlinian ut COLUMBIA, is now sent
to every Postoce in the State Being the ofcie paper
of tho State it will be found at the present time espe
cay valuable merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves of q very large circulation.
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ny SMITH 4: A1cGILLIvRAY,
Real Estate Agents, No. az Brond Street,
win positively be sold the north steps OF the Old Cts
tom House, ut IL O'Clock, on TUESDAY, tho sth Of
February,
Ali that EOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS there.
on tuato on the west side OF Church street. q fest
'front.' and $50 feet deep moro or less with Brck 1'ld
Inc known as lis Church street Together with that Lot
of Land adjoining the above tho South, measuring
front on ChSch street 81 sot inches and on the reaf
26 feet inches, less and IN depth 139 feet
inches on tue northern line 1926 feet inches on the
soutlern Iine more less Bounded on the south by
St Philips Church Yard
Terms-One-auarter cash; balance in one, two three
and four years secured by mortgage, of tho property
purchaser to pay Solicitor OF Esate for papers and ex-
panses OF papers.
january 10 tn 10 tnths9 "a, 4tn anu otn EeD
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oun DEVIL, rushing into the sancum the other day,
his face beamng through ta triple cont of Ink with tho
potent Presence of Idea" perched himself upon the
Imposing Stone and delivered the following magnificent
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BREAKFAST CAKES GRIpDLE CAKES MurFrNs, ROLLS,
&C., al made light and wholesome by using the PIONEER
YEAST POWDER II you would use Duckwheat without
having headache and cruptons, use the Pioneer Yeast
Powder. Bakers will find this Powder reliable for Hot
Rolls, Tea Biscuit &c. Sold by
GRUBER & MARTIN,
January12 q No. 236 King street.
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CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS.
Judge 7. N. DAwKNs presdng.-In the case OF
LAWRENCE P. W1rsELL os. Jso. 8. R1aas, the Jury
returned verdict of s2500 for the plaintiff.
This was case to recover the prico OF s2Pe
land sold by the defendant before the evacuae l
EDWARD MARzYoK ps THos. CoRKMas-Suit in
Irover. The Jury awarded damages Of sl50 to
plaintiff.
This case occupied the attention of the Court
the whole morning, and no other business was
transacted.
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Direct bnporIasone.C e.Choace Grocery Sugar
by tA.-ENs11{EN- Is co.. .:s-1- ~
THIS DAY, the 31st instant. VIII be sold before our
go Store, at10A O'Clock; =:
: 100 boxes choice GROCERY SUGAR, imported tdireot
from Havana. .te. -gl'
Conditions at sale .'...-is. January 81 -
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o. CHITTENDEN,
General Commission Merchant,

NO. 1a7 READE STREET,
Conner Hudson Street, New York.
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Corner Stand for Sac. -
-55.as .sss4 BY lDWERS & SI1COX.
VIII be sold THIS DAY 31st instant at .oelocz In
front Of tie old Postotaco, Broad street. 7.ss. .
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings thereon
Lot measuring II feet 4tnehes front 1s ieee deep Be
the same moro or less, with one and hah stosy
Wooden Building On brick foundation: . ;, -.
uarars January 81
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Executors Sule-Estate Of the late JOHN r. Wits
chen Of Ttoo Lots and a Brick House, noto occat-
paed as a Bakerg, No. lis Church street, at
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A Novelty.
The latest and most o6octual remedy for the cure OF
debility loss Of appetite headache torpor Of the hver
etc. is pANKN1N's HEPATIc BTTTERs. For sale by
all Druggists. u
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Trade continues inactive. There is
also considerable distrust and anxiety,
which check any early purchases OF mo-
ment. Money matters being so unsettled
hampers dealers. Credit is Inore Sireum
seribed. haRins been anduly enlarged
and extended last year, aleaotion is now
seriously felt. Brown sheetinlys ana
shirtings are III limited request, but
prices appear STEADY. Bleached goods
are also without demand, and only few
Of the finest grades are selling. Heavy
drills are in solne demand, oHt hght
weights are dull Canton fiannels are
auiet. Stripes inactive and prices weak.
Ticks without change. Heavy denlms
are in small request only. Prints elicit
little more inquiry, but only very de-
sirable goods IN quality and designs
sell. Some new patterns are Of
feripg. Delainss are in moderate re.
nuesf and Italian cloths sell
rather better, Broadcloths ara being
bought by the clothing trade to CON-
piete assortnents. CassimeTes, even oi
the most desirable qualities, are without
buovancy, aud job lots are being sold
verv low, Satlnets inactive. FLANNEL;
are in little request, and blankets are
inactive. There Is no change in the
market for foreign goods. Lawnis linens
and dress goods for the south are il
request. and iome lots Of seRsonabl'
fabrics have been cold at auction
realizing satisfactory prices. Staple silk
and dress goods continue q attrac
buvers to moderate extent. There are
however, no indications Of an acdvi
demand for spring goods. Dfalers arr
watching the movements Of congress
both with regard 70 the tarii ana th'
currency. and to such public iInpendinl
measures whish, II carried out, Wi
uusettls the public mind ana NM
busipess. Triide now wants to be le
alone, aud would gladly see congresl
adjourn without doing anythinls.--N. =
Independent.
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FR0m GALVGsrOx.


GALVESTON, February Gen. Griffin
has gone further than his late order, and
the bureau has virtually been withdrawn
from all control over the freedmen's in
terests.
Mexican reports to the I'd discredit the
report that Canaies had been shot, and
that Cortinas was robbing, pillaging and
conscripting.
MaximiIan is reported to be under the
thumb of his confessor. It is reported
that the French will embark sooner than
was expected. The Imperialists are con.
scripting men and horses for the defense
Of the city of Mexico.
Castleman and the French minister
had had stormy interview.
The liberals had entered Tehomono,
and were assassinating the men and raw
ishing the women.
A battle had been fought at JalaF..iieu.--lE
which the French were victorious.
The French have held all the goods in
the custom house at Vera Cruz since the
L ~ ult.
Crtega is to be tried by court martial.
Miramon and Mejia are marching on
San Luis with 1000 men.
The emperor ordered them to attack
the liberals at once. If victorious, it was
his intention TO order an election, and if
the people declared for the empire, to
obey, and II for Juarez, to leave the
country.
Maximilian was at the capital on the
eftf,
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Noon Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK.


New YORK, February s.--A Washing
ton special says the loan certificate bill
is to be submitted to the Senate finance
committee BY the sub. committee to-day,
and viii be repealed unanimously.
General Steedmaa has declined the
appointmentto to investigate the Fort Phil.
Kearney massacre.
A Washington special says that Gen.
Hillysr has been appointed inJernal
revenue officer for this city. Another
Washington special says that the tax
bill will be reported to-day. Leather
and few other articles are on the free
list. All incomes below one thousand
dollars are exempt, and all above that
are taxed at uniform rate, at 8 per cent.
Cigars are 81 and 50 per thousand. It
is believed that the stringent provisions
made will prevent frauds. The com.
mittee will now take up the tariff bill
and hold daily sessions until it is dis
posed Of
It is stated on high authority that
Baker, the detective, in his testimony
yesterday before the impeachment com
mittee, said he once had in his posses
sion letter written by Andrew John
son, while military governor Of Tennes-
see, addressed to jefferson Davis, offer
ing to identify himself with the Southern
COnfederaey ON certain terms; angethat,
being doubtful of the genuineness OF the
signature to the letter, he showed the
signature to the presidents private Sec
retary, who positively identified the
handwriting.
Gen. Alfred Sulley and Col. Parker,
the latter of Gen. Grants staff, are to
investigate the fort Phil Kearney mas
sacre.
Thomas n. Chambers piano factory,
on East street, was burned last night.
Loss $50, 600, insured.
ST. Thomas advices Of the Goth ult.
state that the cholera has entirely aba
ted, and $50 persons, mostly negroes,
had died from it.
San Domingo news Of the 18th ult.
says President Cobal has pardoned all
political prisoners. The tobacco crop
promises to yield finely. All kinds of
provisions are scarce. The health Of the
island is good.
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The San Francisco Bulletin gives its
annual summary Of the gold and silver
mining Interests of California and Ne
vada. The Gould & Curry mines pro-
duced 81 COO, 900 in bullion last year div
jdends S252, 900. The Savage, since July
last 81 IOO, 600, and their dividends are
S360. 600. Hall & Norcross, the past year,
81 zoo, 600, and their dividends are $3.50, :
900. Yellow Jacket yielded 1900, 600,
and their dividends are $500, ,000. Crown
Point 81 9T3. 600, and their dividends
are s2s4. 600. ophir yielded $3.50, 900, and
no dividends. Imperial, for the past
6iyidends are s376, 900. The Eureka, in
Grass valley, produced last year Se00, 600,
aud earned $4,000. The Eureka Of
Amador county, yielded s{s5, coo, with a
prolit of $4,000. North Star yielded
So 23s, 900, with q profit of 1872 600
sierra Buttes claim last year S225, ,Oo0
with a net earning of Sl3S, 200. For the
last five wears this Tnine has averaged
about the same results, and was recently
sold for S57b,QoQ.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, February s.-The Demo
oraPs st. Joseph special says adviees
from Montana announce the discovery
of silver ledges which will yield from
three to ten thousand dollars per ton.
The Omaha Republican says that
Capt. Nuth has been authorized to raise
a company of Pawnee Indians for service
on the plains, and has commenced the
work with fair prospects OF success.
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EORETGN.

PARIS, February S.-France has made
a commercial treaty with Peru, particu-
larry for the export Of guano and borax.
ROME, February The pope is con-
sidering the canonization of COluR- bia.
LONDON, February s.-A great storm
has visited the southern and western
coasts of England.
The bank of England has reduce she
rate to Sd.
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FROM HARRISBURG. PA.

HARRISBURG, Pa, February The
house has passed the joint resolution
ratifying the constitutional amendment
The senate had already passed it.
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FROM TOPEKA.

TOPEKA, KANSAS, February S.-The
citizens took Joe Mcdonald, a horse
thief, who had threatened to kill sixteen
citizens, from the sheriff last night, and
hung him.
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MEMPHIS MUSIC EMPORIUM!

DUBLIEHER Of aEees SEuSte, and dealers
4 IN 2sRaD0a, G'Essueg Organs, anu al
kintts Of Musical Instruments Fioitn
and Guitar SfrinGs- and every description
Of Musical Merchandise. The under signed
Is sole agent feE BteinBay a Sons Pianos
and afheF nFst class makers. Mas0n and
kHanliH's Cabinet Organs, etc, aud
sells at Factory Prices, wholesale and re
tail. Our stock Of sheet Music ana MQsieoi
Instruction Books Is the largest and most
complete in the city ana orders from schools
and dealers will le Hl,ed at as low rates IS in
New Yaxk or New Orleans
O0anfry Merchants and DrnEGfsts are
especially invited % examine our we'll selected
stock OF Ytoitna Gassar a Banjo Strings.
OF which assiefe We make a speciality,
Esen Piano sold viii bes.sCs5Uanted for i've
years, aud no extra charge made for stool,
cover, freight or boxing
second hand Pianos taken In exchspEe for
new ones.
Pianos and all other Musical Instruments
tuned anu repaired " ooInpetent Workiasn:
EnErayinSs, Oll Faiatings aud fancy sketches
for sale.
Picture, Looking-glass and Advertisement
FRAMES made TO order.
Send for circular and musical catalogue.
r. KATZENBACH,
81 Main street, West Side,
sei9-3ua three doors south OF Monroe.
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
CHARTERED IN 1916.
Col. 81 P. ALEEE, superintendent,
A..i..sa br 9. fna and abls Fscultr.

fFsaE Courss cf study il that usually tauzst
~ the best colleges The Moral Culture 81
Ilsslsss receives special attention. The DIrcip-
line - ali that It's name ifuportH The fsovsrsl-
Inent strict, but mild and parenfal- Parenfe
may send lneir sons to this school with art.rs
cOnndence tbst they viii not ba exposed 70
rno9e auufementa 70 vice and dissipafiou
found IN ali towns an1 eitiss. the location being
SIX miles rom any town-the eftuation in :
hiRh aud rolling country noted foR bea1th aid
saluerty.
The Spring Session. 1es67.
VIII commences on MONDAY, JANUARY 3
1857 End conLinuo Twenty tt3i Wee <a-
Charges Tor Beard aud Iuitlon, lnelud1Hg
ilents foee aud Wash1ns, Ons Hnndred and
Seventy 1--WE Dollars 81 p currency per semi
exfras WhaieTsr. 80
Rddrsss saperintanden4 FaFndals p D.,
FyanAiin co2nty, kentaa4F aa4-aa
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FIRST CLASS C0TTOA LAND


A TRACT OF land. unsurpassed fer tDe pro-
a dnetion on cotton or corn, Is 1lIered for sale.
Ii 4 Situated IN DeSoto county. Miss, Is miles
frora MeInphis- Known ss section Is, town
rfl rf,,{..
sselY - ths ARTAAsf nas. .uaTotf
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HEBREE ASB Kls0yIC OLLESDLR.
Neutrality-suspicious..
1862.

LODGEz
AScrRosA. No. las Meets lat Monday IN
every month, At Odd-Fe Fellow Hail cor. Court
and Main. d. c. Trader, ". N; q. 7. Tom
lusou, See.
sourB NENrFrs. No. lIs. Meets "a Friday OF
each Dontn-dall. cor. Madison and second
j. 7. Seilars. ". NJ; Benz. X PuIen. Sec.
LBTLA SCOTT. No. 3sa. Mesis lst Friday OF each
rnoutn-Hall. cor. Madisau and Second. John
Aiusue, " n. H. ?. woodward. Sec
HaxIIroN No. aQ9. Meets Sd Friday Of each
ruouth-Odd-E fellows Hall p. 81. Stanley,
W N; " H Butts, Sec
KILWTNN NTSG, No s4l ~ D. Meets 4th Friday
OF eacs month-Suf Eront street gohu J.
Worshaul, 30, ~. N T. X rUden, sd. sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENS Chapter. No l. Meets Al Monday Of each
uonth-Odd-Feilows Hall. A J. Whse.er,
Il. P--H. h. Paynter, Sec
R. AEDs.H
EUREEA Council. No. g. Meets 81 Monday Of
each month Odd-FeIlows' Han. John Zent
IN. H. \. 7. Wiggin, Rec
TENFLkRE
CYEESE Co-7mandery. No- 4 Meets 4th Mon
day of each month John LsEt, Com; n. J.
Wiggin, Res
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
- F75at Street.
HERMFs Lodge Il Perfection, I4th No. l.
Meets sth " ednesday Of each mouth. John
Zeur. sd, O.. NJ q: b. T Tumitnson, sd Sec
MIrH <As L0dse OF Perfection, l4th.; No. p
Meets = h wednesday o. each month George
Aeilersh- I'd g. ~ A. 4. Franklsoo' &c,
CAsiPa1A, ouneI ofPri inees OF JerussIsun, 10th;
No. l. Beus- K Pullen, I'D, Tarsh-'.; -
CALvAsT CHATTER OF Bose CroIx. Islh., No. !.
Charles y Adams, I'd, n. W II. a. Tom
PHTLIrPE DUFLEssEIs Council Of E-h, soth..
NO. l. Henry p. WOodard. z2d. Comm;
=, IMAM I ~ Clf9.,s % "a, - Sc 81, -,
Ai1sue. SD. Comm. IN Chief; Dodge G.
Trader. 32d, reg.
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GEsERAL OoMHIssIOS MERCHANTS.

r IRERAL Cash Advances viii be made on
/ Cotton, or other approved merChandise,
unsigned to either Of the above well known
houses OrderH for the purchase of Produce,
Provisions, BaggiLg. Rope, etc, etc, in either
the 81. Louis or New Orleans markets. viii
have prompt attention and be faithfully exc
euted- To my old Trends, aud The trade O.
Memphis generally, prousize my hss efforts
ffr their Interest eef25
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NEW SOUTHERH MUSIC BOOK
Just Published:
T A B O r
OF, THE
RiGlmGGd Collection Of Sacred Music.
By 3. II. MCINTOSH,
By R. II. MCINTOSH.
OF Virginia

Essentially Southern in It's main features
TABOR nevertheless contains choice selection
OF the best Northern copyright Music. is an
army, conn posed many stirring pieces in mo-
ments snatched during LIS Enarchings and coun.
ter marrhlngs In Virginia. The cirge uSed ~
the funeral CT Gen. T. j. Jackson, t5to WALL
May ", 1888, was trom his pen, and Is tncluded
In this collection.
a M. Ncintosh, says the Richmond WHO.
a. Is well known throughout the south as an
author and teacher OF nnished excellence, with
A musical reputation rarely attained ~ any
man OF his age in this country. In the South
ne stands at the very head OF church ruuiic, no
one disPuting the position with him."
The book embraces everything Of value q
Southern OF southwestern origin, much OF
which is now for the. 6rst time Ieduced 70 a
all metres IN uss. in ever key and every Va
riety OF msaSure-Eith q fnll elementary de-
partment and me collection Of new anthems
set pieces and sentences. It contains neary
500 closely printed psgss, neatly and tasteiul13
zotten up, well printed and 5ound-
Price, 81 se, for which It VIII Dc sent, foet
free, to any part % the country
Single copies, for examination and introd1c-
ton, sent TO any addrcsas postage psla, on 70
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