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The BALTIMoRR AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP
LNE.-The following notice OF the excellent steam
ships which run between this port and Baltimore,
and Of which Messrs. MoRDEcn & Co. and CoUR-
TENAY & TRENHOLM are the agents, appears In the
Baltimore Gazette of the 10th instant:
"Among the arrivals at this port yesterday was
the steamship Falcon, ffty-aye hours from
Charleston, with cargo Of upwards OF eight hun
dred bales of cotton. This s said to be the largest
shipment Of cotton ever brought to this port in
one ship. The Falcon belongs to the Baltimore
and Charleston Railroad and Steamship Company,
and has, with her ccnsort, the Sea Gull, become
very popular With the merchants Of this CITY,
Strong, swift, spd IN every respect good md sea
worthy, eornmandsa by liable and Experienced
officers, these ships have since January last, when
the line was started, made their weekly trips be-
tween this port and Charleston with surprising
regularity. Messrs. MoRDEoAI d Co., the agents,
announce by advertisement that The steamship
Patapsoo is added to this line, and will leave tb;e
port on tomorrow, the 17th inst, for Charles.on
The Patapsco is also fast and comfortable ship,
and will add materially to the availability Of the
line. The relations between the people of Balti-
mere and Charleston are Of the most cordial char
acter, and the success Of the Baltimore and
Charleston Steamship Company's line is proof Of
their rapidly increasing business connections"
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TO TRANSIENT ADvERT1sERs.-No transient ad-
vertisement viii be published in this journal here
after unless paid for IN advance. BY transient We
mean an advertisement nom any person who is
not regular advertising customer of tho News.
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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular, giving information OF the
greatest importance 10 the young OF both sexes.
1t teaches how the homey may become beautiful, the
despsed respected and the forsaken loved
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
address, and receive copy postpaid by return mall
Address P. o. Drawer. 2l,
March so lyr Troy, N. Y.
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

The best investment for invall. who suffers from
debility loss of appetite il bottle of PANKNrNs He
patio Bers, 1t will be to give relief For sale by
all Druggists
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The Time to Advertise IN the Country.
THE PHUS1x has q large circulation throuehoutths
middle and upper Districts of the State. Advertsins
rates as reasonable the s.rnaency OF the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns OF the paper win add iess -
JULIA y. A. sELBY. Proprietor.
February IS - Columbia, 8. G.
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: AUCTION SALES.
60 Cases Boots. and Shoes.
nv MILES DRAKE.
'Fhrnllure, CdrpttS, NtoOes, Wi7oW ware, &c
CAMPBELL, KNOX & CO.,

IN EQUITY.
Ashhurst us. Hicks.
Will be sold under the direction OF the IN
front of the Old Custom House, on THURSDAY the
oath DAY of October, 1857, at II O'Clock A. M;,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS there
on situate on the east side of Coming street, one door
south of George street, in this c1ty being the n6sne
portion Of the lot designated on plat OF St Phinps
Church land, made by Robert Pineknsy on the lota
day of August 1882 and recorded In the Registry OF
Mesne Conveyance in Plat Book A, No. l. page 22o, on
Sd May 1856 as modified. by direction Of the yes by
Edward B. White Surveyor 25th july 1853, by the
number H. measuring and containing according TO the
plat altered Aforesaid &c tCet inches in front on
Coming street. and Is feet inches the east line by
one hundred and seventy 7 feet in depth on the
south ne and having such irregular shape on the NORTH
by the projection of building from adjoining lot as
win appear by reference to the said plat and bounding
north on the lot marked No. on said plat suedv1ded
into four lots marked A. B. and D. on said plat to the
east ON Lot No. to the south on part OF said Lot NO. H.
and to the west on Coming street.
Terms-One-haf cash; balance In one year. secured
by bond of purchaser and mortgage OF premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps
JAMES TUPPER, Master In Equity
october4 ..-i --..- iStni
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NOTICE..
NOTICE. 1aUE g
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF polio

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, Po,Is1
CHARLESTON, &. c.. May !. iSoss Sss 90 Nm, n
npR. REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LoiS.AHn- ss.ssn..
inclosures. vaults. g., will commence On nonaay
ert ct inst. Owners and occupsnIs a ss tlnt
that their premises IN COCO reouired by cr
i'll filth and garbage Is removes, ren9 ssi,ov :
nance Other inspections will follow. f, -.
By order o' mayor @. B. SIGwALDS lG
..---.- CbtAf Of Police. -
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CITY. ADVERTISEMENTS.
N ORDINAECE ,

To REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DOCKS.
Whereas The best interests OF the city Is wen = ma
convenience Of the shipping visiting the port asnaa
that the channel Of Cooper River be kept open WIN
cent depth of water for all commercial purposes ana
Be Il ordained That in future all mud removed from
any Of the city docks by dredge machines or
!shsn be removed hundred and fifty fathoms HOE,
the end of the dock. .9lrl - ~ sei4lL'
The Parbor Master shall be furnished with copy o.
this Ordinance which he Is required strictly TO ENFORCE
and to report for prosecution all violations Of the same
which shall subject the party offending to ne not
exceeding hundred dollars for each ana every
Raed in City Council this eight day of October in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven. /. - :. 49,.
W. B. SMITH. Clerk of Council. ivy 2. October Is
---1--l-- - NOTICE. q, s.Sw ON
lg CHARLESTON October H. 1857.
y FOWLS, and lodged at Upper Wards Guard House.
oxnsri requested to call prove PrGpsyM llS 'Ah'
'''''' ' First Lieutenant Upper wsrds nd Police.
OCTOBER 10
ELECTlOa OF CRY ASSESSOR.
ato OFFICE cLERKe OF COUNCIL
- -cf October 10, 1s6T.iA
TIME CITY COUNCIL. WILL AT IFS NEXT RBdU-
Il LAR Meeting to be held on TUESDAY' E1a INST,
proceed to elect an ASSESSOR to fl the une1prea
term o! Mr.; D. g; GIBSON, deceased: ., 70 o.co,t
H.. on day Of election.
BY order. n. w. II SMITH
October IL Clerk Of Council
NOTICE 10 DELINQUENT TAx.rAYEfks.
'''i4 -1 ~ nsl1-' CITY TREASURY OFFICE, t.
o...5 .A.01t9i ciii q z ''2s October g. 1884, al
nAx EXECUTIONS WILL, ISSUE sFRoM GHlsoE5
i FIoE 22d inst, on all unpaid getr%s t9s lsS1,
due ON 10Th June last .-..4. !. D.. =. ImomAs
October ~ 'i,-s'' - :. - Cly lreAse.c-,
-l...T NOTICR1 TO 81 :rTot
--Issa. 80 40 CITY TREASURY osFIoE, ,laes
,'. il.aa 'assso ." ,ia9o" ocToBER 2, 1851. - ag
a Ill, AUCTION LCENsEsi EXPIRkD BIZ ookDL
A NANCE on s0th September Renewals wfr2te
Granted on application at this ofce If made during Tbs
Month"; 5. ThOMAS, Clty II iressliti asii -. IT,.
October '.'-.'-''N41 U-- 60 - -
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GRAND MILL uSE.aY OPENINa.-We refer our
lady readers to the opening OF new and fashion,
able millinery goods advertised by Mrs. ZERNow.
Her establishment is centrally located being only
four doors from Wentworth, in King street. and
the profusion of laces, ribbons, flowers and other
indescribables, would turn the heads OF any but
the fair glance at the interior of the estab-
ishment was sufficient to assure us that Mrs. ZER-
NOW was an experienced milliner, for the loves OF
bonnets that were exhibited could only have been
framed by artistic hands. Mrs. ZERNow has
established reputation as fashionable millfner,
and her ferrous patrons will be pleased to learn
that she mas obtained an additional supply OF
novelties from over the herring pond. Cold
weather is steadily approaching, and it behooves
those who wish to keep up with the times to
select their winter outfit. and We know of few
places that offer more advantages than Mrs. ZER-
NOW,
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Januarv W. H+SmIfd. ClerR OF Iouheu

= ,aa.sal AN ORDIsANcE ..-.aa .-o'saa
TO REGULATE THE STORAGE on .rETnoLEyA, l1s 2fA9'
~ DUCTS. AND OTHER lnsfI.A,fAABLR oILss.glSnnt
r. 4 ordained Iby the NayOr and Aldermgh IN
CITY That from 1s% I1S % ess1 sssp
Of nne Socs OH Beugins, Benzole, or any Other IN
hsaS s s ,sqss @ SE ss iss
etore W buildin Ons On n .y ON, lot OF premises and
tity aSn n,y 20 20 kept OF stored a be
Sas Ses.sis sIU Of sin or other metal - OtSsr sss
s.,sroh,e oIi or oils when brought Into thecfty
or waterSfnsy be tep. on snylet or n any bnlldhg
which cotton is mot stored for pesod not exceeding
hours upon the expiration OF which tai
shan Be removed and kept IN the manner as required By
the foregoing section. -: rob-, mi easc
This Ordinance shall be snbject neof two hundred
dollars for each offence recyerabie n any cotofcops
Rsaed in CITY Council this twenty day Of May;iI
the year of om Lord sne thousand eight hundred and
si1ty-seven. o.. ra-.p - -. s...-t.Sssia-,
". H. sx1fH Clerk of Council. N Jnne6
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Tota, lenatn. . !. - . . !.

TiunSs to be tS ave BY twenty inches in the essr
built Of two by twelve inches prime yellow pine panxS
to rest upon sepers three by nine ncnes tnree ts
sir inches doYetaed into the sides Of Trunis sf ais
tances ofnys feet nom centres The Trunks 70 R az af
to gradp pegs furnished by the Engineer. -.
dispatch. ~, .,.lsc..5 / :, ,flll.iIiSu
copy Of these specifications must pc aeac
oher re.. % LUpiSs q, slhs,snssss,..sf) - nSya,.f)
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BUSINESS NOTICES..
Auction Sales This Day.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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MODIFICATION OF JURY ORDERS, No. 89.-The
Columbia Chronicle says: his Honor, Judge
MOSES, yesterday read in Court letter which he
received from His E1cellencS Governor ORR, noti-
fying him thst General CANDY, during his confer
ence with the civil authorities, on WednesdaJ, the
18th instant, hss asreed to modify Order No. .ss
follows
The juries drawn at the Spring Term of the Su-
perior Courts and the July Term of the District
Court, will be permitted to serve during the pre-
sent Fall Term of these Courts with the condition
that if Juror has not been registered, he is liable
to be challenged by the State or the defendant in
criminal cases, and by the plaintiff defendant in
civil proceedings.
! all Judges however, viii be required at the
present term Of the Courts,in drawing juries, to
place the names of all persons who have pal1
taxes for the current year in the jury box, and
from these lists to draw juries for the Spring Term
of the Circuit Court and the January Term OF the
Districts. The names OF persons who have not
been registered, provided they have paid taxes,
will be placed in this box; but they liable to be
challenged by the State or defendant in criminal
cases. and by the, rlaintiff or defendant N civil
cases, as above stated, because OF non.resistra-
ton. siEEEs .@EE
Lists of persons registered are to be filed with
the Sheriff, to be used If necessary, to establish
the fact of registration, should juror be cha-
lenged. ... ia. .9.easf ..s-l'.
Juries drawn in conformity to Order No. SO will
serve out their terms.
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RIVER BAPrIsM.-The members Of the several
Colored Churches ill this city, and the public i'll
general, are respectfully invited to attend Bap-
tism of the Calvary Baptist Church, which will
take place in the river near Daniels Island, on
next Sunday, the Goth of October. There will be
a steamboat appropriated to convey all persons
over and back in good time, leaving Yenning's
Wharf, at the foot of Calhoun street, as follows
First boat at o'clock A. NJ. second boat at II
O'Clock A. Al.
Prtce-Grown persons, so cents, to go and re-
turn; children, 20 cents, to go and return.
There will be a collection taken up at the said
time for the benefit of the Calvary Baptist Church.
Done by order OF the Calvary Baptist Church.
Rev. @. SMALL, Pastor.
7. A. DAVIS, Church Clerk.
October - tuf2+
II you want CHEAP Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, MILLERs' Almanac;
Il You want Prii. ling executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 60 to HIRAM HARRIS. No. 50 Broad street.
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NOTICR5 no ,AUCTIONEERs,
ESTIMATESi. W-ANTED.t t''l-'V
OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER :

OFFICE CITI CIVII ENOINI1r-f1J..e Y 0'-
3.. Cry II .Ib.l CHAaiEsroN, September II, 1857
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElyED ;aI uMIaL
y the 18th at 10 o'clock NJ, for BUILDING SEvE1At
TRUNKS Of the lengths tgd stzss gwen beoy Inc S eS
chIc vards of earth the necessary ing reforming OF
anansnts and orSdino after the laying OF trunks.
-I,'7,7'Tf"O0o' THUNKa 49, i.'s-N 's,FEHI.
Length Of Trunk IN Line street. 2fe
Length or Trunk In and from lots ~ Coming sfeet .
20 the tidal drain. 8, ,Ps Yy
Lengt OF Trunk from lots On Gsdsden street 10 mo o
main drain In Wentworth street z; ;l fzv
Length of Trunk from Mctntoshs court 70 hao. ~, -,
cliffe street drain. re
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LOCAL NJ TIERS.

Our LETTER SHEET PRICES CURRENT AND CON-
NxRc1A1 CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery this
morning at O'Clock, at the Office.
Orders for any given number weekly, with busi-
ness card inserted, must be handed in ON Thurs
dsy
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SHIPPERS per steamship Manhattan for New
York, requested to send in their bills Of ladng
for signature, at the Office of CoURrENAY & TREN-
HOLM, Agents, No. A East Bay, by o'clock P, H.,
this afternoon.
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Post Office Notice,

Pos7 OFFICE,
CHARLEsFoN, October S, 1867.
On and after 9Th instant the mails for Columbia
aud points beyond will close at 4.S0 P. NJ.
second mail for Columbia and the Columbia
branch of South Carolina Railroad viii close at
SPIN
Mails for Augusta. Savannah, and the Way Mail
from Charleston to Augusta will close at $50 A NJ.
The second mail for Augusta closes at $50 P. NJ.
On Sundays but one train leaves, and all mails
o,ooo or : D nj
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DIE CHARLESTON zuruse.-He have teen re
quested to state that the first number Of the lei
tung win appear on Wednesday the 9ad inst. The
Zeitung is the only German paper in this State,
and, we believe, the only one South of the Poto-
mac in the Atlantic States A large number of
subscribers have been obtained and the first num-
ber has been looked for with some anxiety. !.
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! To RATTLE, TWO Lors OF LAND IN AIKEN.-A
GooD standardization is one OF the most
pleasant interior towns in the State Its elevation
above the sea, the dry soil and saubrious climate,
combine to render it pleasant and healthy re-
sort. Before the war it was extremely popular
with ipvalids, many persons afflicted with pulmo-
nary diseases making it their permanent resi-
dence. Among thevisitors at these seasons we're
a number Of iNortherners who experienced great
benefit from the climate. This section of country
can never repay the farmer, as the soil is dry and
sandy, and it would require large. outlay in
manures to make planting profitable, but it is ad-
mirably adapted to the culture of the grape and
peach, which have succeeded beyond expectations
Aiken is;a place of some importance, and when
the new district is created will rise to The dignity
of Court House, and the business OF the place
be largely increased. 1t is IN close communica-
ton with Edgefeld, Augusta, Glaniteville and the
manufacturing settlements in that vicinity. We
know of few investments that promise more
than the proposed rattle. The location is desira-
BILE in every respect, and for five dollars home
stead might be obtained that would prove invalu-
able in few yeats time.
We are well acquainted with the present owner
Of the property, and having been a resident OF
Aiken, can speak knowingly on the subject. 1t is
seldom that an opportunity like this presents it
SEX, and it should not be neglected, as while the
necessities of others are relieved, the party in
yesting may become the lucky owner OF the pro-
pertS. ..l..
A list has been opened in our Office, to which
we invite attention. few chances have already
been taken. and, as the number is limited, those
who wish to make the venture should apply early.
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Posi- OFFICE,

CHARLESTON, .. ", July b, looi }
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at & O'Clock AM. and to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
Station at 2:30 o'clock PM, and TO be ready for
delivery at this Office al p, o'clock P. NJ.
CAANGE OF HOUR DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On and after Sunday, ,th inst, this Office will be
open from five to six o'clock for delivering mails.
STANLEY &. TROTT, P. NJ.
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TESTIMONIAL.
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.,
YALE COLLEGE, November l6 1863 }
I have always recommended the Faber Polyerade
Lead Pencils the only pencils hed for both ornamen-
4 ~ and ,nathematica drawing; but after thorough
trial I Of tLe American polysrade Lead Pencils
nacured by the American Lead Pencil cOmpany New
The Eahrr or the old English Cumberland Lead Pencil
being superior pencil for sketchinP. ornamental and
mechanical drawing and all the ordinary uses oi lead
These pencils are very finely graded and have very
smooth lead even the suitest pencils hold the point WELL
they all that can be desired IN pens IT Sisss nie
Sin no longer be compelled to depend upon Germany oil
;ny other foreign market for pencils.
wy LOUIS BAIL,
Professor OIL Dr. ing, &c.
ALL PENCILS ARE STAMPED:
AZ "aMERICAN LEAD PENCIL co. n. "
Nome genuine without the exact name OF the firm
look to it. Oeceinoei Ia
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TIE BALTIMORE papers Of Wednesday report the
arrival of steamer Fannie, from Savannah, on the
18th, with three hundred and s1ty-one bales Of
cotton and sundries and also arrival OF steamship
Falcon, from Charleston, onsthe 18th, some hours
in advance of the Savannah steamer, with eight
hundred bales cotton aud sundries-
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! THE PEOPLES STEAMSHIP LINE.-Steam is stead
lily making it's way, both the land and water, as
the great power which transports the varied pro-
ducts of the world and carries passengers to all
parts of the globe, whether civilized or barbarian.
For considerable period its progress was gradual,
but in some thirty years past it has penetrated not
only into regions blessed with the light Of civiza
ton. but barbaric States, where intelligence and
advancement were unknown, now feel its influence
and are beginning to enjoy its benefits. Passen-
gers can now be transported by this great agent
from New York to Japan China, New Zealand and
Australia, and new steam lines are constantly pro-
;ected.y 1t has in fact now become the agent by
which trade is VOL or lost, and communities which
neglect its advantages may expect to sue
comb to neighbors who are more aive
to the use of this great instrumentality.
Our citizens should do everything to encourage
in every way the opening OF steam lines from
this port and use every effort to make them sue
cessrul The prosperity of the city in the 1u-
ture depends in great degree on the skiliiui ap-
plication OF this agent. Among valuable adluncts
to our prosperity may may be noticed the "Peo-
ple's Steamship Line, known as the "GETTY Line
Whereof Messfs JOHN q IAEo' oN4++
agents here. This enterprise was started SOON
after the cessation Of the war. And thesteamships
E. b. Souder, Captain LEBBY, and Moneka' cap
tain SHAcKEoRD, have been running between this
point and New York with unexampled success are
speedy and reliable, their officers being among the
most efficient on the coast, and the steamers are
kept in elegant order, and are capable OF contend
ing with any difficulties they may have to encoun-
ter in meeting the ''perils of the Deep"
The agents are gentlemen OF thorough business
habits, who manage this steam line with decloea
success, and the public will find them accommo-
dating and entirely disposed to do everything 10
facilitate the business of their ne and to increase
the trade between the two cities.
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BIsTR1oz CoURT-HoN. GEO. W. LOGAN, Pre-
sInNe.-A number of cases were called, but the
majority were marked moi. pros, and only two
were tried.
The State os. Henry Taylor-Larceny. Guilty.
The State us. Samuel Harris Assault and Bat
terry. Guilty.
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AA4oas couRr-There was nothing of import
sncs transpred beyond the ining Of several fruit
erers who had left Their crates on the sidewalk.
1t was deemed useless to waste words on these
subjects, and asrequest was made that two dollars
each be deposited, which would warn them of the
consequences Of the aot, f.
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|. 'iU0t0Def
TAX EXECUTIONS WILL. ISSUE 5FRoM lAls0s-' ,Sss'
| FTcF ON o2d inst on all unpaid retnlns for 1857,
due on 29th June last. 49,. Il. =. q. o. ImomAS nas
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Senator Poland and the BankruDt
Bill.

Senator Poland's able. intelligent ad-
Nocacy OF the bankrupt bill Is evidently
appreciated throughout the country. The
I Troy Times saws:
The bankrupt bill, which passed the
house during the last session will proba-
bly, be disposed of in the senate one way
or The other fhe present week. The bill
Is IN charge of Senator Poland of Yer
mont. who has shown an intelligent and
commendable zeal in lis behalf. The bill
calls oul no political feeling whatever. as
will be Judge when il Is stated that il
unlies IN its support two such able politi-
cal aniipodes rs Senator Sumner of Mas
SachueeitS AMI Senator johnson of Mary
land.
y Justice TO lar-e classes of energetic bus
lness men. who. if released from oblira-
lions they can never pay, would at once
become al once serviceslble 10 their Eami-
hes and The country, demands the passage
OF this act Men who are resting under
a load of debt which they know full well
they can neler liquidaie, are without any
lnrliemeni 10 DO anything above earning a
support, and are a. practically debarred
from engaging IN MANY enterprises In
which their knowledge and experience
would be valuable, a. though ihcy were
confined IN a prison. The country needs
these men their families need them and
there l. no plea which ere4iiluI,s can put
m winch Will show il.at they should for
ever he kept under ihe harrow for no
body : benefit, present or prospective.
Readers who have personal acquain-
iance with senator's should lose no lime in
urging them 10y letter tc vote for Mr.. Po-
l;ind'> bankrupt bill. and thus restore TO
liberty and usefulness thousands of men
WHO are al present bound hand and foot
hv or lawS. because of mi>fortunes reach
ing hack wears and wears.