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xATANTED, OLD BOOKs.-rW0 COPIES
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Removals.
DIR. II. NJ. CLECKLEY,


TTAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
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enst nj the post6ffice. January 80
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for SaIf.

-oR SALE. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
II on Rutledge Avenue. Lot 81 by 216. BY
Z. L. BARRE,
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MOVAL --SAKDING.-MNS A.
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February IS

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. sENTs WANTED FOX THE L1Fi.
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WANTED, By a COLORED MAN, AZ
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given Address .'WorK," OFFICE OF 1AE DAiLi
SSsWs February 10
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which lasted one hour and three-quarters' the
Spanish troops retreated to Baire, having sus-
tanned loss OF one hundred and thirty-n'e
men killed and wounaed; the loss OF tne pa
triots was eighty.
in New Orleans is reported 70 De
decidedly improving. The receipts OF cotton
amoupt to about $50. 900 bales, against 4o,OOo
Mt the same time last year, and the price Is at
least two and half times as great as before
the war. The Times of that city reckons on
tho receipt of 800 900 bales during the season.
of a money value of eighty million dollars, a
sum larger than used to be realized from the
two million bales which went to New Orleans
in the years just preceding the war. The su-
gar crop also has been very fine. and all the
cane planters have done well. 1t IS expected
that this crop will add at least twelve million
dollars to the sum which must be oituseo
through the country which seeks New orleans
as an outlet, and still another addition VIII
come from the pork, grain and tobacco. In
short, New Orleans and Louisiana seneraiiS
are expecting a season Of greater prosperity
and better supply of money than since the
outbreak of the war-a result which Will nave
as much to do with the peace and harmony oi
the country as almost any political measures
that can be adopted.
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Theory and Practice.

A few days before the Municipal election
the Rev. R. H. Cain published in the Mis-
sionary Record an article in which he urged
the colored people not to make local cleo
tion party contest, told them that respect
able and intelligent men should direct the
city government, and advised them, as they
loved their wives and families, to support
only those candidates who could re-estab-
lish the credit and increase the wealth of
Charleston. These words he repeated in
the pulpit of his church on the Sund y night
preceding the election. He did not tell his
congregation to vote for any special candi-
date, but urged 10 them to do as they felt
best for their interest.
What has been the consequence? For
this his own people have branded him as
having deserted them, and, to use his own
words, "for this the colored people have
denounced him as traitor and deceiver.
Men. women and children have cursed him
in the streets. Fur six days they have
threatened 10 burn his house down and
murder him in the streets. Such is the
class of people for whom he has labored for
four years. Such is the gratitude which
the new born citizens of Charleston bestow
upon those who have run dangers for their
good"
There are none so tyrannical as those
who have been oppressed; and it is evident
that there are no opponents of freedom OF
speech more bitter. and relentless than the
freedmen who threaten their pastor with
violence aud death because his calm adSice
runs counter to their passions and inclina-
tions. Theoretically, the colored people
proclaim free speech and free press, but
in practice they would allow nothing to be
written or said which is not agreeable to
them.
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judice and fear, anger and dislike. And IN
urging the colored people to hearken to the
words Of man of their own race, whose
cause and whose interests are theirs we
say unhesitatingly that we are prepared 10
accord them every right which the editor OF
the Record claims We could offer no better
or more unselfsh advice than he now gives,
and only ask the colored people, for their
own sakes, to walk in the broad path which
he marks out for them.
1t is likely that, for q time, even the words
of R. II. Cain will fall on unwilling ears
But the man is, we believe, conscientiously
discharging solemn duty, and will not De
discourage because he cannot, in an hour'
dispel the dangerous delusions which have
led astray his people. Laboring, as we are
laboring, for harmony and peace; believing
as we believe, that the Southern colored men
cannot stand alone, and that the progress OF
the Southern white man will be checked If he
cannot obtain the labor of the colored race;
desiring, as we desire, that every man IN
the State may live in comfort and security;
knowing, as clearly as we know, that intel
ligence and property must rule, and That
when the two races meet the weaker must
succumb-the Rev. r. II. Cain has before
him noble and honorable career which, if
persevered in to the end, will cause him to
be regarded as the sagacious leader OF his
race, the great benefactor of the cOlored
people of our State.
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II D.
The undersigned having sold his entire interest
in the Hotel known as the
"NICKERSON HOUSE."
in Columbia, s. c., would take great pleasure in re-
commencing bis friends to continue their patronage
TO tic new proprietors.
Mr.. WRIGHT has hal charge of the Hotel fol
me Tor year rast and will continue to have the
entire Management OF the Hotel under the new ar
rangement.
feel assured that the house will maintain its for
ruer reputation as q frst-class Hotel.
T. S. NIcKERsoN.
COLUMBIA, s. c., September l, 1868
September q 'nln-Ho'
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New Yony, Tuesday, May l.

NEW YORK, lutSudy, Iuay l.
UDoLpHo WOLFE. ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-Tle want Of pure Wines anu Liquors
for ncdicnnl purposes has ben long iet by lhe pro
esslon AID thousands vi lives have been sacrlnceu
by The use OF adultcatcd -rtices Dtlirnm tremens,
and ohrr diseases o. The brain and n,ryes, SO riie
in this country, are very III Europe OWING IN
great de- rec the uit renee in the purity OF the
spirits sold.
We have tested the seve: al articles imported and
sold by YOU, including your Gin which you sell un-
de. the name of Aromatic 5chlcdam SclnappS, Wnicn
We consider Justly entitled 10 the high reputation IL
las a." ed III this country; and from your long ex-
pc"ienr foreign importer, your boitleo wines
and Liquors should meet with the same demand
View, Id recommend you to appoint some Oh tnc
respectable apothecares in different parts OF tn CITY
as agents for The sale Of your Brandies nld VINES,
where The profession eau obtain the same Wneh
needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you SUCCESS III your new enterprise,
We remain, your obCdicnt servants,
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. j., Professor OF Surgery,
University Medical College, New York.
j. NJ. CARNOCHAN, NJ. d. Professor OF CHhlcai
surgery, Surgcon-,n Chief 10 the State Hospital,
&C., No. II East Sixtccnt!:-strcct
LEWIS 4. SAYRt, NJ L., no. 791 broadway.
II p rE WEES NJ D. No. 79l broadway
JOSEPH WORaiER, VI D.. 30. 10 Ninth-strect.
NELSON STEELE, NJ. D, No. 81 Bleeker-street.
JOHN O'RElLl.Y. VI. d., No. 230 Fourth street.
B. l. RAPHAEL, NJ D., Professor OF the Prlnclpics
and Pract c. OF sur cry, New York Medical COL
lege, &c, 40. 81 Ninth-street, and others
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iost aub fonnb.


Y OST, YESTERDAY. IN KING-STREET,
j between Calhoun and Market streets, PLAN
TATION DISBURSEMENT BOOK. of great value to
the owner. Any intoi nation regarding the same
will be thankfully received by ALFRED HUGER. No
$50 Calhoun P; tt street, and reward given If
required. 3 November IL
TAKEN FROM THE COUNTER ON
i Saturday, the 14th inst, at the northwest
corner Queen and Stato-streets. an ACCOUNT BOOK
comprising the accounts of four vessels the Olive
Branch, Fox. Pet and Adelina. II left as above at
the DAILY NEWS OFFICE. lioeral reward will
be given and no questions asked.
November l6
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October 30
0NEOFTuE FINEST COTTON PLAN

ONE OF THE FINEST COTTON PLAN-
I TATIONS IN THE SOUTH FOR SALE, if
applied tor by 10Th December. l have recently
purchased it, but be NJ engaged in other business
cannot give my attention to its cultivation. 1t is
celebrated hele foc the production OF Cotton, and
has on it en- inexhausnb'c bed of alluyal deposits
that will supply the neces sary fertilizers.
There is one field OF five hundred acres, almost
perfect level with soil of beautiful reddish color
that usua ly produced before the war three hundred
bales OF Cotton. 1t ia upland, and is on the first
ridge from Pcedee River. pubic LANDING Is on
the trlct. and 1t is convenient to mills blacksmith
shops, public roads. &c
Now that Genera! Gi ant is ;upposed to be elected,
those who desire peace and prosperity may lay their
plans with conh2c &c, and with Cotton az
twenty.tiye cents. good Cotton Plantation Is a
much better iuvestn ent than California god nine.
c. ". DUDLEY,
Noyemher9 MI Dennettsye. E. c.
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NEW YonK, No. So cEpAR-sTaEET;

NEW YORK. No. SO CEDAR-srREET:
November d. 1867
UDoLpHo WOLFE, ESQ., Present:
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical una.y sis
two bottles OF "schiedam Schnapps," which took
from fresh package in your bonhcd warehouse anu
find as before, that the spirtuous liquor is is irce
has the marks OF being aged and not recently pre-
pared by mechanical admixture of alcohol and aro'
matcs.
Respectfully, FEED. +. MA1Gh,
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Removals..

DH.J.s. MtTCHELL HAS REMOVED
~ his Office aud residence to the SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF KING AND JOHN STREETS.
November
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Boarding..

OR TWO PLEASANT
ID South Rooms, with good Board IN private
family in the lower part Of the city Apply at THIS
OFFICE. mw2 November 10 ,