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New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

A CoNNRCTICUT CAsE-William s. johnson agt
Andrew Terry Judgment for plaintiffs damages $500.
This was the case about which much published a
year ago called "The Kidnapping Case The plaintiffs
wife left his home taking with her their children lie
had recently gone to live with Terry in November 1865
came from EewJersey to obtain the and custody OF
his son, boy about 3 OF He sent two men TO
Terryyile who brought the TO Bristol and delivered
him to his father Terry the defendant followed
endcaVored TO take the boy from his father by force
in doing which committed the assault aud battery for
which the suit was brought Terry was Immediately ar
and taken before magistrate, pleaded guilty 10
the criminal charge and fined The civil action was
tired at the last term and Judgment rendered lot
the plaintiff TO recover $500 damages and costs @. g.
and @ NJ Woodruff fOr the plaintiff Sanford and Gid
dlngs for the defendant Iitchfield Enquirer.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
THE PLAINS.
A SEVERE wINTRR-TRADE sUsPENDED-GREAT Loss
fs or LIVE STOCK


A SEVERE wIYTER-TRADE sUsPENDED-GREAT LOSS
.fs or LIVE STOCK.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
TERMINUS OF TIKI UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
PLATTE, March 25.-By tho arrival of the overland
coach this morning, bringing Mr.. Edward Hall
and party we have adyices from Salt Lake
Of tho 18th. and from Denver of the 2lst
This las been the most severe Winter ever
known IN the West The snow in the Sierre
IL in many places 20 feet deep Disastrous
floods are looked for in California and throughout
the mountain districts. There has been o complete
suspension of trade between Cisco and the East dur
inga great part of this month. No mails from
the West had reached Great Salt Lake
up TO the 18th, but were daily expected
when Mr.. Hall left AT Mr.. KnlbalPs, 40 miles east
of Salt Lake City the thermometer ranged
from 5bo 20 400 below zero from the 18th 10
the 18th There has been much suffering
and loss among the cattle aud horses and the
latter have died by thousands east of Salt Lake. The
coaches make their trips on regular time from Salt
Lake here in from eight to ten days. The train COM
ing West with Gen Augnr, staff, and 80 passengers
is at Lone Free station. They are looked for to-
bIsGSrRous wArERspour IN THE COLORADO DESERT
SAN FRANCISCO, March PA Los Angeles letter
states that Government train en- route TO Arizona
was broken up on March 10, in the Colorado Desert,
by q waterspout. The train consisted of IL wagons,
ACCOMPANIED by two companies of the l4th United
States Infantry. Several lives were lost. The COM
missury stores and wagons were carried 10 miles from
the scene of disaster.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
DELAWARE.
A MOVEMENT FOR IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE
a. nfu1InI IpIr nrpfn

A MOVEMENT FOR IMPARTIAL SUffRAdE'
CT rRLDiRAPH TO TRIBUNE.
WILMINGTON, Del, March 23.-There is strong
feeling among the Republicans of Delaware in favor
of impartial suffrage and they fear that the negro
vote might be obtained by the Democrats by prompt
action on their part. movement is about to be
commenced to ask Congress next session to propose an
amendment to the National Constitution to secure
impartial suffrage in oil States. A convention OF
the Border States TO this end will probably be
called to meet at Baltimore soon. The Daily Com
mcio of this city, this afternoon contained an article
strongly urging such amendment as the means of
curing the ballot TO the coored citizens of Delaware
The Delaware Legislature adjourned last evening.
Among the important legislation has been the pas,
sage of bill 20 equalize punishments regardless OF
color; tho rejection of the Constitutional Amend,
ment, and the passage Of the Amendatory School
Law. , ,
Tho recent heavy rains have done great deal 10 9f
damage 10 tho track of the Delaware Railroad;
Small bridges and embankments have been washed
away at various points, mainly South of Dover.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
MISSOURI.
RAILROAD MATTERs-THE BRIDGE ACROSS THE NI'
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RAIRoAD MATTERs-THE BRIDGE ACROSS THE MIsSIs-
't sIPPI,
TzLEsEAJH
ST. LOUIS, March 23-It is understood that the
State Sinking Fund Commissioners will soon transfer
100000 to the New-York Bank of Commerce, to an
ticipate the payment of the July interest leaving an
equal amount in the tTeasurer's hands here The
Attorney General is about enforcing the payment Of
over 100000 due the State by the Hannibal and St.
Joseph Railroad, over due since 1859, the payment
being deferred heretofore by legislative authority.
This money belongs to the trust fund for the payment
of the said railroad bonds The bin selling the
Pacific Railroad TO the Union Pacific, now pending
during the legislative recess attracts general atten
ti0n, and seems to be favorably regarded.
The surveys for the Mississippi bridge at this point
are completed The stockholders in the proposed
Bridge Company met last night, and formally organ
lied by the election of Charles r. Dickson Presidents
James Backman, ePresident; James c. Abbott,
Secretary; Amos Getting, Treasurer; james B Eads
Engineer Several railroad companies and Eastern
capitalists are interested in the project An abund
ance of money is guaranteed and surveys have com
Inenced. The bridge will be located at the foot OF
Washingto ave, and will be Of the truss pattern
but of iron and stone, have double railrOadtrack
with spacious wagon-way and fOOtpaths above the
railrOad-track The carriage-way will be on level
with Third-st and the railway-track will enter the
earth through tunnel on the declivity between
Twentieth and Thrtieth-sts., and emerge OF point
several squares west, not yet decided on.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
MARYLAND.
ADJOURNMENT or TIE LEGISLATURE.

sI rELh8EArH TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE. March 4-The Legislature OF this
State adjourned at noon, Saturday, sine die. The
usual complimentary vote was extended TO the
officers and speeches of thanks returned. Among
the important bills which failed to become laws
the bill repeating the Sunday Liquor law; the bill
admitting negroes 10 testify on the same footing as
whites In the Courts Of the State. IL Is understood
however. that this principle will be incorporated
ia the new Constitution TO be framed by the Conyen-
horzing an election OF new Municipal Officers Tor
the City OF Baltimore. also failed. The bill requiring
all brokers TO hold special deposits and carry all
Qold purchased by customers on margins. and making
any violation of the law penal offence. was passed.
Tho bill to repeal the charter Of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad. failed in both branches.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

United States over so much land may be necessary for
the construction Of lighthouses and Eeepers dwellings,
within this State the United States may row own OF
become owners by purchase otherwise 10 exceed
10 acres of land for each the TO be selected by
authorized officer of the United States approved ny tne
Governor and the boundaries of the land selected wh
such approval ndorsed thereon this state to retain
concurrent jurisdiction with the United States ID andOVer
said lands The spots to he selected will probably be on
Brother Island in the East River, aud for lighthouse
on Harts Island vicinity western end of Long Island
Sound.
Controller Connolly submitted TO the Senate Satur
day. his annual report of the unexpended appropriations
hand The amount undrawn Dec. 81, 1866, account
OF appropriations made by the Common Council, is as
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
6petial Notltes.
Gales from Araby

considered the epome Of all fragrance bat Whist hs
p0ugent the nutmeg G
compared exquisite besitehisg
ancinE sIhsratus perfume Of PHAL0NS NIGHT BLO0Mru
CEREUSl
l. %. o. F.Tbe Meabers Of Empire Lodge No g. O. O. o n,
requested late Brother Jaiss
Beser THIS (ondsy), March ~ 10 o'clock, from bs lsts
residence. No l7G MerceT-sL By order Of -,
1907 JANIS sADLfRR. Secretary.
Council No. q. H. of A. will held its regular meeting
MONDAY O'Clock, the No 6l Eighth ave.
corner Eighteenth revising and amending tse
will be M attendance ot members
quested ALBX. MCLEOD, President.
GEo. W. TYLssge s..,o,,As
CuRYsSlDDoSs1 "
Heventeenih Assembly District (rwenty second Ward
ONION REPUBLICAN ASSOCATI0Nbe regular monthly meeting
Association will I've held Broadway sni FoT seventh ~
Hall. this MONDAY EVENING. at u osbes. GE0 r. BRADtoRDt
President; DoBBE The FV Committee VIII mecs
Immediately ser the Association T0S s. BERRY Chairman WIZ
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
Br rxbRaRAPn TO rHK TRIBUNE.

TzLKeRAPu TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, March 23-Ihe amount of fractional
currency issued from the Printing Bureau during the
week ending to-day, s2GsOOO The amount forwarded
TO National Banks and others during the week $751;
892 The disbursements for the week follows: /:
War Department 1894 Navy Department, $ l07 ,403
Interior Department s277 ,S75. Total, s. 2l9,b59.
The receipts from internal sources exclusively
for to-day amounted to $Jj563O, Improvement upon
those for several days past.
The National bank currency issued during the week
was sl29960 The amount in actual circulation at THIS
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

Harrimans majority, 1850.
The Democratic gain in Assemblymen is larger
than at first reported some of the Republican papers
conceding gain of 16 but We think 10 correct esti-
mate. This would make Republican majority of
a. Last year it was 80. We have not yet received
full return of the vote for Congressman.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
RAILROAD CONVENTION IN MAINE.

BELFAST Me-. March 23.-An immense Convention
OF the frends OF the Belfast and Moosehead Lake Rail
road was held to-day Delegates were III attendance
nearly all the towns upon the route. Great entnu
siasm prevailed and there unanimous expression
OF oanng the credit Of each town The proposed
enterprise will open communication TO a portion or
Maine larger In area than the State OF Massachusetts,
rich mineral wealth and timber No doubt exists that
ha road will be built "A
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

CRUELTY TO ANISLus.-Justice Cornwell of the
Brooklyn Police Court rendered decision, Saturday, in
the case Of Morris Phean accused by Henry Bergh esq
Of cruel and inhunan treatment OF large number OF
by coDfning them In dark and close stables and
feeding them soft food The accused was held to await
the action OF the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
NEW- ENGLAND.
SUPPOSED MURDER IN RUTLAND. vi.

SUPPOSED MURDER IN RUTLAND. VI.
RUTLAND, VT, March ga man named Goode-
nough lodged Jail at this place yesterday charged
with tho murder OF his daughter About week ago the
daughter young girl Of 49, suddenly disappeared from
her home at Brandon and GOodenough proessed to be
ignorant of her whereabOut AS the girl not per
Of particularly bright mind t supposed she had
wandered away from her homo and been lost or drowned
accordingly instituted for her. nearly all OF the VII
Layers ioining In it, The mills stopped aud the
ponds drawn off all purpose. Supposing that
all right In the the village officials yester
day search warrant against the premises OF the
girls father and making search found the body OF
the girl buried in the cellar. The father was at once ar
rested and lodged in the Rutland Jail II is conectured
that, owing to the girls weak mind, he was anxious 10
get rid of her. and accordingly put her out OF the way
The affair has caused the most intense excitement IN
Rutland aud vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
LOUISIANA.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION BILL REPEALED
Nw-ORLEANs, March 23-The House has concurred
with the Senate repeating The act for Constitu-
tonal Convention. The Senate has passed bill for
the inspection and taxation of brothels An appro-
priation 10000 has been passed for the improve
ment OF the navigation of the Red River.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
M4RRTED

HusTEDLA WALTON Saturday morning. March o. by the Rev
W W Newell Mi Peter " Husted ia Mss Sabna La Wall all Of
this city.
LANDOS-KRSwORTHY Wednesday March 90 at the residence
brides father New ambgh ~ y by the Rev. Jao " SEQ.
Geld John H. Lanou to Mis-, Jane A. eldest daughter of Richard
Ean,v, thr
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
THE TERRITORIES.
COLORADO.

FoRr SEDGwTCK, Colorado, March 22.-The SOth
United States Infantry at this post-officers and
men all well. There have beenheayy snow-storms
for the past three weeks, and the mail routes are
blocked. There is no sickness at this post.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
GEORGIA.
IMPORTANT MEErING IN AUGUc

IMPORTANT MEETING IN AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA Ga. March ga public meeting was
held 10 onght TO nominate candidate for the Mayor
atty. resolution was adopted that colored citizens
be allowed to register their names and vote at the
election IN April
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
BRIDGE OVER TIE OHIO.
ny ~, ronApH no rnE rKIBusF.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March A.-At meeting of the
Board of Trade last night, committee OF three ap
pointed 10 confer with committee from the General
Council on the subject OF granting the right OF way u the
Iouisyile Bridge Company for bridge over the OHIO
River strong disposition h favor OF the interest was
manifested.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
ELECTION IYrELLIGENGs.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

We have full returns from New-Hampshire on the
vote for Governor which we present below The
official count will probably not vary the result much
niIher Wav.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

The Controller concludes the report by saying: Ihe
uneXpended appropriations exhibited by the foregoing
statement will in most be required to meet liabilities
incurred by contract otherwise in pursuance OF law
and in many instances the balances have been already
absorbed by payments since Dec. 81, 1867
The majority of the Committee on Commerce and Navi-
cation, which reported bill substitute for those OF
Mr. Oakley, placing the supervision of the management
OF the ferries the control their leases and franchises
with power to annul the same when they do not act
toward the public IN good faith should that their
substitute Is quickly considered in Committee OF the
Whole and passed by the Assembly This majority In their
report eXpunged that sentence OF the original report
which was printed by THE TRIBUNE, which commended
the Union Ferry Company for their management
whereby the loss Of life stated TO be small In DO
ing this they but reflected the universal sentiment OF
NewYOrk which for once let me say was respected oy
five gentlemen MessTs. Barker, Mead, MAXWELL Wen
dover and Briggs That sentiment further demands tat
the bill which they substituted another equally Ig1
should pass this Winter and the gentlemen named VIII
have half their duty if they 10 not make every
exertion to accomplish this object.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
KENTUCKY.

INAUGURATION or THE CLAY STATUE.
LOUISVILLE. March 2S.-The Clay statue will be
inaugurated in the Court House tile 18th Of April
r. c. Winthrop of Massachusetts, will deliver an adj
dress Millard Fillmore and A. III. Stephens are ex-
pected to be present at the event.
The AMALGAMATIoN OF RACEs.-Some days ago,
well dressed lady, with little child, arrived at Louis
ye Ky and stopped at of the firstclass hotels At
the dnnertablo shc sat down by the side OF another
lady, who recognized her "a person OF
color" Lady No was highly indignant,
and reported lady No TO the proprietor OF
the hotel who informed the latter that she must leave
II was In vain that she offered TO pay her bills, and
comply strictly with the rules othe house, 1t would not
off. Now comes the sequel Both ladies were known
90 another person in tho house, who said No.
was tho half sister OF No. 2, and thought Mrs.
ought not TO be 40 hard upon her sste. The ladies
are married, understand. and both consider them
selys highly respectable They were born on tho Same
plantation, had the same father, but one had white
mother while the mother OF the other unfortunately
yellow. Whata difference II does make after ALL how one
hapDens TO be born
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

Mr. c. A. Hoyt, Principal of Public School No. Of
Hudson City publishes card in which he says ttereport
recently current concerning cowhdmg" received by
two teachers Of tho aboyenamed school, s "an unmiti-
gated falsch0od."
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
JIgaq'Ey s.aa., M.ss 3, y.r.. Lo.sl J.nnes, %.

JAUHCEyon Sunday n.cs a. Jane. Lo,er y.nnce, sos .
late joseph Jsunoey, NJ d.. Of wespor Conn ~ = -
Nstioe o n !. ersl tomorrow - - ~
BOREOr Sunday morning at Springfield A,s, Ma. U,;oo. lii.
Of Cises hoe and youngest daughter The tc Joasssa
COdiieSto - ~ =
Notice q tire funeral herrahek
McPHAlLS1ddeny Saturday reh g. Leonard Meps.a in
the 55th year ot his 1851 -
The relatives the fam respe invited s,teaa
The funeral from his late resdeuce No 81 Ppon, Breokrn
Tuesday, at ? O'Clock
PBLPS-Oa Saarag March 90 Hea P5eps the 10th J.s
His relatives and respectfully n7et 70 attend his
Tue@iaF March 26 j oclock from st. Peters CbDh West
chester without further notice Carriages will Harlem La
which leaves rwen sixth at 10 O'clock at Moitayes depot
RUSSBOn Saturday evening March 2 suddenly Rebecca ~s on
the late Theophilus Russell aged 81 years
Friends Of the ay respectfully Invited attend the unerxi roe
her late rcdence No II West Sethst Tossisy March @ -
2o'clock p.
soUIRE0n snda March a. Charles Squire the nth rear sf ks
Ress sud friends are invited sttend the funeral oa Tuesday M.re
ocloek No place
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
PCLITICAL.
WISCONSIN.

sT
MADISON March 23-Both Houses of the Legisla-
ture have concurred in a resolution voting thanks
and medal to Cyrus w. Field for his perseverance
In carrying the Atlantic Gable enterprise TO success
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
OHIO.

TELH0thFH ItIbuhE =, :,
CINCIYSATI March A.-The Democratic Executive
Committee have nominated Judge James Saftion for
Nayor. in place Of Samuel n, Pike. declined
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
NAVIGATION ON THE HUDSON.

NAVIGATION ON THE HUDSON
BY TEIEoRAPH TRBUsz. i..
ALBANY, March A.The propeller John Taylor
arrived here to-day from NewYork This is the first
arrival OF the season She with but gh obstruction
frofn the ice
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

Card.-M0URNIEG GOODS Of every desirable tna eoas.t,
JACKSOES Mourning Store No. SOL
Tiffany Co.'S Prices very reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
=. An Urgent Appeal.

THR HoMg PoR PALLsN TomES ia West Houston st nov
Sss sss' $ .sS 'S Ss ;s' s G.''s . ;'@';''
s a S .i 5 sS I1 pa Ss % & d s@%ss
n. house ceaPd Is Sss and songis's se 4 ,S s
aid TOO confined ior the health Of q. u%ssr Of - ia@sss Ia.
Z Ss:!ss m Last l
%I1s e M ,S sSSs s A! AZ @ggS's @ y,
tons greatly enlarged Msnsse feeling necessity and Import
aPs. % @ : 4 | %' 1DS 9r oSS 1 2ssss @
this @gca.; M and s, n,rS SsSses % work Of 'o',SsSs r I %
cSa.e Those who 1sy sppes eaes .sai
a % d%stG@i Ss who s % S s With % %ssS are S aoi soaSa
largely to tory,r charity Of such pressing necessity " h' ''a''
A R WgrMoRB No 81 vsseyst
RN invRNs. No. Is S.s..as. ,'
srEfEs Il AhtFsoS SUTpkS sa s sS S.sss s E.' r''"A'
HK BULL No, IN wstera
WALTER EDWARDS No q Staana
81 Jas boSiGhE AshIsai ios,e. Poarths,s
& ? fT1 TUckBS II s. p Ph5.ioi.a No
Bnreains for Housekeepers" T 'I.'I
wHIrFIsLDs HoUsR FURSIsHISG wARBaooas
w. THIRTY aAh md Thirty slrth.sts
CUTLERY ThasR 4Sa HTSs
BWOn', Brushes Pail. Az asi &C. 81 wurypw1p
srihaye ,ai Broadway pas. III. door
coOrsR f1idS1s issrHfdfs, # 5hs Plsst'i Pslss%st'ionk
HADLRY ia constantly receiving large Invoices Of
FRENCH CHINA, It.f< - .-t
OF NEW AND BEAUriSyI SHAPE At ossHALF rs VsuAA
White Presch China Sets 100 pieces ses
White Sss s%Ss FPs%ss GSas Ssss pas ssi s sSs Sr
White French Shaa oSp. "a pcce'..... .S
Also Fancy Goods China Don.r Ts Set. white P.s
s ss & % Equally ali pSs'Fp pHsss Fas Ss
''''' RRMgMBgR HADLRYs MIDDLE OF TUB BLOCK
No eouuec,oa with corner stores
Tho Commercial Agency Register for 1867.
PUBLISHED BY
McRII.LOP. SPRAGUE 81 Co.
has been thoroughly the BBST JUDGES ofCet ut
pronounced the LIST or CITY AND COUNTRY
Capital and Credit '. ~. '..f ~
n IS THR STANDARD WORK ON CREDIT
No Reference Book valuable for the Blas oosntne
Room.
speedy Cure for ali skin Diseases. N -
ITS%swss. TS%-swTss. 0sTsss C Iroa ifOui IrOa
Ics-sw.Tss. 9sTsss Cures rrsrI SALT RaaVu
Tsrrss-,sw.ys.. 9s+sssr Cures Ircass Pmss
DEMAs BARNES CO. No 81 Park N z, .ai all Drsgia
Make Your Own soap
WITH
SAPONIFIER.
0re, saving obtained by their waste grease
purpose Of making Soap with she PENNSYLVANIA
MANUFACTURING cOMPANrs i.t1
SAPONIFIER.
The cost Of SOAP superior sold for washing paOso rEss
- 4r-
Directions II attached te each boz ..r.
For sale AZ all the principal gocer. duggss AMI saer. de.e
Watches and Jeweiry
Of .ll description and
STERLING SILVER WARE Ii)I
for sale by ALLEN No as Baiway door below canisi
Marie seioupeau No BTeyoortpsse New YoSk will cSea N
importation Of Paris MILLINERY Tor the spHHs ruFspAH
Clothes wrinseTs Of all Iad. REPAIRgD b. So BAILEY
wAshISq ASD WEfsdMa MACHINE COMPANY No II Court
Wigs, Toupess and Ornamental Hair.-KsI SS1dI bal
sIs and bal, d{sg Black Bown. all shAasl ", 4 BATCH
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

THB GENITAL SYSTEM
March 2Th Board VI Trade resolved today 70 hsn
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

Total .35,72s 32,G4s.... 1851
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
ALBANY.

TESTIMONY OF CRINIINALS--THE CENTRAL RAILROAD
FAREs-GOvERNAIENT BY YCONMIssIoNs-NoTIHNG
DONE WITH THE CONVENTION BILL STATE AID
FOR RAILROADS sIGNED-CTrY CONTROL
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-19

PLEASURE. Pleasure, says Mr..
Beecher, is the means by which Il
busy man rests himself. A man that
has nothing to do has no right to
pleasure. To a man that has too
much to do, pleasure is duty. Mr..
Deecher is going on u pleasure excur-
sion to the Holy Land next summer.
At recent meeting of a Massachu-
setts religious society, it is stated
that dancing was INDUCED in, and
that the minister led off in the first
reel. The spectacle of clergyman
reeling before his congregation is
calculated to hurt religion.
The glove trade in New York is
said to be larger than in Paris or
London. More than one-third of
all the gloves made in Paris are, it
is reported, shipped to America, and
nearly one-half of the entire impor-
tations are sold in that city alone
A Portland railroad conductor
saved woman from falling under
the cars by grasping her waterfall -
the handiest thing he could get hold
of.
Button-hole makers in large cloth
ing houses are paid about So week.
Button-holc takers in our streets get
nothing but Ill will for their trouble.
Punch says it is dreadful to hear
of child, only one month old, taking
to the bottle.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-19
READY-MADE CL0T HING.

!'liE ladies. &enti.M."n ana Young pso-
Z pie Of Columbia. who may hc III Want
Of .'SOMfTHlAG TO WEAR, arc rcspcct-
fully and earnestly invited by the ladies Of
the industrial As~olia. ION to call at their
Work-room, in the Ii male .lcadelny, and
examine the articles which they have now
ready for sale. Some one VIII always be
found ready to exhibit the rcady-made gar
mcnts and 70 receive orders from those
who may wish 10 have work douc neatly
and promptly.
The object of the Association is to fur
nish constant employment to those who,
having been Impoverished by the war, now
depend on the needle Tor daily bread.
Does not such an object commend itself to
the hearts Of our citizens? Or must the
anxious applicants for work be told that
our people prefer Northern-made garments.
and that there is, therefore, no more work
for them? Shall it be said that such an
Association as this cannot be sustained in
the capital Of South Carolina: Jan 19