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Mr., Disrucli.

At the first glance there seems to be but
little connection between dining and diplo-
macy, aud yet the after dinner utterances
of the members Of the British Cabinet, as
well as of the leaders of the opposition. re-
ceive in England as much attention as is
paid by listening Europe to the oracular
words of the Emperor NAPOLEON at mill
tary review, or the reception of deputa-
ton from the provinces. 1t is known, Of
course, that no English minister, directly
responsible as he is to the people, can speak
as decidedly and dictatorially as the mon
arch whose will is law; but the phrases Of
the Premier aud his colleagues, and the e1-
pressions of the arch opponents of the gov
ernment, are carefully weighed, and are &C
cepted as an indication of what will be the
policy of their parties when they enter the
arena of the House Public dinners, with
the customary political pronunciamentos,
take place every autumn, and always, what
ever the time of year, in the interval be-
tween the adjournment of Parliament and
a general election. They are always i'm
portant events; but on account Of the. Bit
terness of the "battle-rcyar' between Mr..
D1sRAEI1, the Premier, and Mr.. GLADSTONE,
the Liberal chief, they have been looked
for this season with peculiar and serious
interest.
Singulsrly enough, however, Mr.. DrsRA-
ELI, so far, has not opened his mouth.
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T1ITY TAXEs-MONIIILY RETURNS.
oFFICF OLE THE CITY ASSESSOR

OFFICE OF THE CITY AsSESSOR.l
CITY HALL, October / 1868.
Notice is hereby hiven to all concerned. that thr
monthly Returns for the nth of September past. III
con piiance with the Tax Ordipanc. ratified on TIE
18th ci January, 1865 must be made on or before the
l. h instant.
TAXES on THE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On al sales of Goods, Wares and Merchandise, in
Guiding Rice, Lumber. Hay, Grain and Naval Stores.
and sales by Bakers, Butchers ard Hucks.crs.
On all gross receipts OF ali St:ee. Railroads.
On al gross receipts of al Express Companies.
On all sales at Auction.
On all Carriages and Bugsies,
On all income derived IRON the pursuit OF any
faculty, profession, occupation or employment.
On the gross receipts OF all Commercial Agencies.
On oil commissions received by Factors, Commis-
sion Merchants, BANKERS, Brosers, and others.
On all premiums received for or by any Insurance
Conn any, or by agencies tor individuals or compa-
MES.
On all gross receipts of nil Gas Companies.
On every Horse and Mule used or Kept within the
city, exccp,ng Eolses OF mules used in any public
licensed carriage, car;, dray, or other vehicle.
On all Re all Dealers in all articles whatsoever.
On I Barber Shops.
On all gross r. ceipls OF Hotels anu Puouc Eaung
AMI Boarding houses
On nil receipts OF Livery Stable Keepers.
Gu tie gross receipts of Cotton Presses.
On the gross receipts of all Printing Offices, News
pap rs and Publishing Houses.
On all Goods sold il the CITY by persons not resi-
dent, By So PIE or otherwise.
On all sales Of Horses and Mules brought to the
city.
On sales oI stocks Bonds, and other securities.
On the gross receipts pf Magnetic Telegraph Conn.,
panics.
All the defauters will be dealt with as the ordi-
nance directs. W. y. HUGHES,
Octoberl Is City Assessor.
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While his lieutenants arc issuing addresses
and making speeches, he himself is silent.
Ordinarily he attends one Of the Bucking-
hamsbire agricultural dinners given in the
fail, but this year he has refused all invita-
tions, and gives it to be understood that he
will make no speech anywhere at present.
Nor has he written any letter of late to
"The Times" or issued any address to his
constituents.
This persistent and unusual reserve gives
color to report which daily becomes more
current 1t is said that the Tory Premier
meditates q movement which will turn the
flank of the enemy. Satisfied that the No
PopERY cry. has entirely failed TO rouse the
religious fanaticism of his party, he is
probably ready to abandon it and the Irish
Church Establishment as he abandoned his
opposition to reform and the extension of
the suffrage. The Tory party have, it is
true, declared, in their election addresses,
that they will defend the church to the last
gasp. So were the Tory cabinets pledged
against reform; but Mr.. DIsRAELI threw
them over without scruple, and by their
loss was saved. 1t cannot now be asserted
positively that their leader will make them
again undergo the same humiliation, but
Mr.. DIsRAEL1 is certainly considering
whether the new movement shall be made
or not, and now, as before, will refuse to be
governed by the simple rules which bind
commonplace men.
Mr.. DIsRAEL1 won power and place after
long years of waiting. He will not.give up
his seat upon the ministerial bench while it
is possible to be retained. The old custom
which requires the minister who is defeated
in the House of Commons, upon question
supported by the government, to resign at
once, because he is constructively censured
by the people through the majority of their
has no terror for the present
Premier. Setting at naught ancient ideas
and venerable customs, Mr.. DIsRAEL1 is not
willing to relinquish his high office only
because he finds that his policy is opposed
to the wishes of the nation. On the con-
trary, he takes the ground that the Minister
who has been wrong may revise his policy,
place himself on the popular side, and JUS
tify his harlequinade by the announcement
that he is always ready to defer to the de-
mands Of the godlike people.
This scheme has, OF least, all the charm
Of novelty. The public appetite was not
appeased by the changes undergone by MIR.
D1sRAELI during the debate on the Reform
bill. What is new and strange has not yet
lost its charm, and if Mr.. DIsRAELI will
swallow the leek and proclaim himself an
ardent reformer, he may make the victory
Of the Liberal party uncertain, and defer
for an indefinite time their return to politi
cal power. Officially, Mr.. DIsRAELI has as
many lives as cat Drive him TO the wall,
and he will fight with desperate energy;
md so great is his pluck and versatility
hat he may gradually win over number
If Liberal members sufficient to make his
position secure, even if he begins the new
session with heavy adverse majority.
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Francisco, and it is stated that the Car Oh
Russia will also contribute sufficient for the
construction of an edifce which will prove an
ornament to the city. A missionary has been
sent by the Bishop OF Sitka to officiate.
-Gerrit Smith has just published letter 70
General Lee, pitching into Rosecrans on ac-
count of his ''servile, flattering, false spirit,
and into Lee, ALSO because he has not contln-
ued his "dignified, beautiful and exemplary 81
lence in regard to the political affairs OF The
country" when the fact is, General Lee gave
what he did say, out of courtesy as it were, as
little of political turn as possible. Lees re-
ply to Rosecrans Mr.. Smith also condemns as
proposing virtual re-establishment of slav-
cry; a queer construction, surely. He does not
think it is so bad, however, as General Blair's
alleged utterances.
Tho New York Commercial says leading
bank in that city employs thief at good sal
ary. Some time ago large sum OF money was
stolen from the bank safe. all the evidence
showed that the theft must have been corc-
mitted by some one in the tank. Consequent
ly detectives we're employed, and ali the clerks
from the cashier down are now under strict
surveillance. They all know that one OF their
number must be guilty; but who it is the guilty
one alone can tell No clerk dare resign, for he
would at once be suspected of the crime; nor
can the real thief make use of his booty, be-
cause any Usual expenditure would direct
suspicion toward him.
The New York Times says: "The newspaper
attacks on the 'Grecian Bend are resulting
Just as we foretold when they were begun.
That is to say, it is steadily though slowly
spreading; and It is impossible to walk down
Broadway on fine afternoon without seeing
quite q number OF elegant illustrations of it.
Even the urchins who stand on the corners
selling Photographic and pictorial caricatures
of it, are of no account. The ladies smile at
the caricatures, and then determine to adopt
the bend. We hope the newspapers, photo
graphers, engravers and comic-song writer's
will now see the pIopriety of letting it alone,
unless they desire it to become universal BY
the way, some of these parties seem to be una
ware of the visible, palpable, tangible and es-
sential fact that the sGrecian Bend is matter
of dress, not Of posture"
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Oclol.ero

DISSOLUTIUN.-TII FIRM OF DUis-
~ BAUM L MENKE, Merchant Tailors. is this
day dissolved by mutuil consent. Either party is
autho r.zed to sign iu liquidation.
A. MESEE.
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Dissolution Of Gopartncrsbip.
.ISsn1,uTIuN 0F COpAKTNEKsHIP.

CT COpAKTNERSHIP.
~ The Coparnership heretofore existing be.
tive, II The Subscribers, under the style Of PERRY
CLEAR l. HALSEY, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The affairs of the late firm will be settled
by E. L. HAL>EY, who will continue the business
at the old stand at Wharf west end Montaguc-strec
JAMES :. pERlilCLEAR.
E. T.. HALSEY.
Charleston, S. c., September 30, 1868.
October
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RfmgpQIs.

NTOTICE.-MR F. Won SARTEN BEGS
~ to inform his par MS and the pnbc at large that
he will remove or about the 10th instant from his
present stand 10 his new and elegant store No. 22o
KINGS TREET, two doors north of Market-streat,
and open the most handsome and attractive stock OF
FANCY GOODS, Toys and Fireworks ever exhibited
in Charleston. October
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MEDICAL N0T1rE.--PATIESTS SUI
Ifu FERING from iseases pertaining to the
GENIrO URINARY ORGANS, will receive the latest
scientific treatment, by placing themselves under
the care of Dr. T. REESTSJERNA. Office No. Il
RASEL-sI Rect, three doors east from the Post
office. mslmo
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THE DUTIES OF T!JIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE-
STiMED on the frs day Of October next
Circulars can he had o: GEORGE L. BIDGOOD,
Booksellers of STEVENS, PEGRAM X CO., or of
Miss PEGRAM,
DIX M. l26, Richmond virginia.
Septelher IS emo
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THE SUBSCRIBER, OF InE LATE FIRM OF
PERRYCIEAR & HaISEY, continues the LUMBER
AND TIMBER COMMISSION BUSINESS on his
own account, at the west end of Montaeuc-street
JAMES 5. PERRYCLEAR.
OcIotero
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laotifes in Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CaROLINA.-IN NBANKRUPTCY.-lNT THE
MATTER OF J. g. THOMPSON, BANRRUPT-PE-
TlTION FOR FULL AND FINAL TISCHARGE.-
Ordered that hearing be had on the si1ta day Of
Norenber neat J2 o'clock n, at the Federal Court
house, in Charleston, s. c. snd that all Creditors, &c.
OF said Bankrupt appear ct said time and place, and
show cause, ii any they can why the prayer OF
the petitioner should not be granted, and that the
second meeting OF Creditors OF sald Bankrupt be
held at the Office of R. B. CARPENTER, tsl., Reg
lstrnr at Charleston, s. c., on the fifth day Of No
RENDER. 1858, at - O'Clock NJ
by order OF the Court, this 1st day OF October,
a. 1868. DANIEL HOREBECK,
Clerk OF District Court OF United states,
For South Carolina.
RD' Camden Journal publish once week for two
weeks. me- October 5
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN BANKRUPICY-IN THE
NATTER OF j. ROSS DYE, BANERUPT-PETI-
T1ON FOR FULL AND FINAL UISCuARGE-Or-
dcred that hearing be had on the sevsntt dan of
November next st II O'Clock NJ, at the Federal Court
house, Charleston, S. c. and that Ill creditors, &C.,
OF said Bankrupt appear ut said tire ard lace and
show cause, If any they can, why the prav IT of the
petitioner should not be granted; and that second
meeting OF the creditors of the SAID Bankrupt be held
at the Office Of r. b. CARPENTER, Esq. Registrar
Charleston. s. c., the sirh day Of NovemJer, 1868
at IL o'clock. NJ.
By order of the Cour, this 1st day OF October, AID
1868. DANIEL HORLRECK,
Clerk Of District Court OF United >tates
For South Carolina
e9- Camden Journal publish once o week for two
weeks. me- October
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CTRAlED OR STOLEN, A BRINDLE
y COW, without horns. The fEder will be lbe-
rally rewarded By elyrg the same at No. 1T6 CON-
lNG-STREET, near Cannon.
r,
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Gor Salf.

NOR SALE LOW, \ SMALL LOT OF
l. Prime Young NJ LES, suitable for Drays
Also. few fine Harness and Saddle HORSES.
Apply to Il. AkNOLD,
No. 2l3 Meeting, corner John-sticet.
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U,D RENT. AT SULLIVAH'S ISLANE
lost anS 5onnS.

r OST, A SET OF GOLD SHIRT BUT
i TONS with the initials J. j. engraved on them.
The finder will receive suitable reward by leaving
them at this Office, or No. eS8 XII G-oTREET.
OCTOBER ~
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ToUND, GOING ASTRAY, A BLACK
Il NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, with leather collar
aud city badge on. The owner can have tie same
by applying at THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
OFFICE Scptenib' %
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Wauts.

WANTED. AN ENGINE, FROM go TO
w 30 horsepower, with or without q Saw Mill
alta he'd. Apply at No. l4l MEETING-sTREEr, up
stairs II October
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 721 BR O 4 d IA 7,
NEW YORK CITY.

ID. N. HlLDRfsIIl IL CO.. fropr1etors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRsT-cLAss
HOTEL, as popularly known IN former time;
under tic management o! j. B. MONNOI, ESQ. and
mora recently urde. tllat of HIRAM CRANSIOS l.
c. ,s row under the proprictorshlp IT Nessrs D.
II. HILDRETH K z. Is. EUCkWAY, uner the firm ot
D. ". KGLDRETH & co.
The senior partner from lis long experience as a
o,nnre,or OF thn Yerrnda. st. Loals and ST. Charles
Hotels of New Orleans. flatters himself that lie
assure his friends and he public generally, that its
former worldwide reputation popular frst-ciass
Hotel. slai be fully sustained under iis present
management. lyr~ FEBRUARY l3
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TIE UNDERSIGNED Is THANKFUL TO HIS
friends and former customers lor their generous
patronage, and takes pleasure in Informing them
NJ MULLFR, aud has just returned from New York
with full assortment OF CLOrBING, CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES ard GEN1LENEN'S FURNISHING
ray,, at 10. 395 King. opposite Socie:y~slrtet
October2 3 4. MENKF.
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GitD advertisements.

OFFICE CHIEF OE DETECTIVES,
" CHARLESTON, s. G., October ., 1S6S.-Re-
covered and brought to this Office, one Black Broad
cloth SACK COAT. The owner can have the same
by calling at this Office proving properly and piyiug
expenses. II. w. HENDRICKS,
1st Lieut.. and Cuief OF Detectives.
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NISsOLUTION OF COPAI:TNE EKSHIP.

~ Tie undersigned having this day, by mu ua
consent. dissolved their copartnerslIip in tie Les
taurant business. the same Will he conducted here
after, as usual by the remaining partner Mr.. A. D.
LORENZ at the two well known stands. No. 133
Meeting and No. I25 East Bay streets.
AL debts due the late firm Of a. II. BADENBnP
X CO., rs we'll as accounts contra, will be handed
TO AIR. LORENZ who will settle the same, and re-
ce:ve Iayments HY. II BaDENHUP
a. D. LORENZ.
Charleston, s. c., Sept mber 80, 1868.
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TWO LARGE no. FINE MULES FOR
i SALE. Inquire at No 81 2STATE-STREET
September 80 wfmt'
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n DEMOyAL.-DK. FRANCIS Il. PAR
IL KEK has removed his Office from No. 70
Droad-street to No. Il HASEL-STREET two doors
east OF the Postolice July2t
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ID It. SCHLicY, nj. D., EOMGUPATH-
IS1 has removed his Office from No. "a
Wentworth to No. 3U7 KING STREET.
September % fmw13
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NOTICE TO AUCTiONEERS.-C CITY
N TREASURY, 1st October ISi8.-All Licenses
terminate on 30th September OF each year. Renew
ais endorsed on the License Certificate OH payment
oil Eve Dollars, on application during the present
moath ut this office. 5. THOMAS,
(ctober (ity Trensurar
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WANTED, BY COLORED MAN, A
w SITUATION as Cook, or in any other capa-
city. Can give tho highest testimonials as TO capa-
billy and character. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
October s
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RrrSlNESS NOTICE.

BUSINESS NOTICE.
TIE SUBSCRIBER. THANKFUL FOR THE
generous patronage extended to the House of DA-
DENhOP l. CO., for several years past, most cor
daily recommends his late partner. Mr.. LORENZ,
as Ii s succ, ssor 10 their good viii. Mr.. LORENZ
will carry On the RESTAURANT BUSINESS at cach
OF the two wcll-kaown places. Meetins-strecs aud
East Bay ID. d. BADENHOP.
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HAVING PURCHASED The n NrEEEST OF Mr..
BADENHC z in the RESTAURANT AND LIQUOR
BUSINESS the same Will be conducted as heretofore
by tue subscriber. A. D. LORfNZ.
o. obcr2 No. I33 Meeting stlcet.
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tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF The
J. UNITED STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-TN TIE NATTER OF BEN
JaMIN F. PtEPLES BANKRUPT.-PErITI1G
FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN DANk.
RUPTCY-Ordered. that hearing be Ind on the
tventyourh day of October A. D. 1868, at l2 O'Clock
NJ. at the Federal Courthouse in Charl .son S. c..
and that all creditors. &C., Of said Bankrupt appear
and show cause, if any they have. Why the prayer Of
ordered that the petition be referred to R. B. CAR
PENTER, Registrar in Bankruptcy, to inquire into
the facts set forth in the petition to make final ex-
animation OF the Bankrupt, and report to this Court
on the tlcenty-third dayof October, 1868.
BY order Of the Court, this Sd day of October, A.
D. 1SG9 DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk Of the O. s. District Court,
For the District OF South Carolin1.
October m2
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WANTED. OsE THOUSAND CORDS
w SEASONED YELLOW PINE WOOD, on o
JOHN Il. MURRAY,
October 4 Il Market Wharf
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R0CEKY STORE FOR $ a L L -
VI That well.known GROCERY STORE at the
northwest corner OF Radcliiie-strcet and Jasper's
Court. For further information inquire on the
nran,iscs 3* October =
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NILS y p T. c; Il y III )
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Nos. log AND 1os LINDEN Row, FRANKLIN. STREET
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Groceries anb MisffuaHsurs.


GOSHEN BUTTER, CHEESE,
&c, RECEIVED PER STEAMER
JAS. ADGER.
= FIRKINS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER
Young America Cheese
Dutch and Sap sago Cheese
Kits and halt kits Extra No. Maekerel and Salmon
Extra Breakfast Bacon, Pig Hams and Shoulders
Smoked Beet, Smoked Tongues, Tickled Tonoues
aud Picked Beef
For sale by GEO. q. GRURFR
No. 2s6 King-stteet
Third door atove Marset.stre.t
October 5
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JITANTED, IN a RESPECTABLEF FAM
w LY, by gentleman and wife two (2) ROOMS,
with use of one Kitchen Room without ooard) AL
less KEY BOX No. 70, Charleston Z. 0.
Ortoter ~
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nLANT 1TIOS EUR SALE.-EOR SALE

DLANT ATION FOR SALE.-EOS SALE
L valua lie PLANTATION iu Oranseburs Dis
tri ten miles east of Bronchvillr cont ining twen
yclght hundred acres elsh, hundred acres oi viii
closed and well fence1 There are also upon the
place good Dwelling House and tblrty or forty
other houses For further information apply to X.
A. BOWMAN, Orangeburg c. b., or to REtDER
DAVIS, edgcr's North Wharf, Charleston, ;. C..
September u mwf
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NURSE WAATED.--WANrED ED, AN
~ experienced Colored Nurse. One without
family, who can como well recommended, VIII get
GOOD wages and a good horne. Apply at No. 1O3
TRAuD-STREET. Cctooer
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WANTED, ONE OR TWO ROOMS, IN
w second story. situated in King-street between
Market aud Soriety streets. Apply at CONNER
CIAL SCHOOL" corner Broad AMI Church streets
October 8
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A GENTS IVANTED.-A SP r y DID
n CAMPAIGN BOOK.-Agents is wanted to sell Inc
best Democratic Campaign Booi ia the field Contains
biogra, hies of SEYMOUR, BLAIR, aud other leading
Democratic statesmen, as we'll a: complete history
CT the Iarty. Illustrated by portraits Recommend
ed by Mr.. Pendleton, Gen. Haufock ano otncrs, Us
the most valuable political textbook published.
Address D. APPLETON CO., Publishers, New
YORK. Inn september &c
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% Rfnt.

rT1O RENT, A PART OF HOUSE No. III
i Coming-street. Inquire on premises.
Snntnmber &
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1!TANTED, BIZ YOUNG MAN, WHO
w writes plain and leaibe hand, situation
wi ere he can earn livelihood tor the support OF ms
fa lily. address "Penman," OFFACEDAlLf NEWS.
0l
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w ARMED MAN. as oyerscer OF hands. or super
intendent on farm or plantation or watchman, or
any other employ ment that Il one-arinea man can
hll. Apply at No. IA ANS-sTREET. Applicant can
oiye GOOD references September 22
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-14
Pruriert Prbllcatlons IN Boston.


The Boston correspondent Of the New
York Times says:
Within a stones throw, almost, OF
Cornhill, where religious tracts, Sunday
school books and dozen denominatlonsl
newspapers are published, there is Issued
weekly one OF the most sensational sheets
10 the country; aud to judge by the very
large edition it throws of, one would
think that a prurient curiosity had en-
tirely absorbed the reading community.
The federation of this sort Of informs-
tion," oveffl0wipg with voluptuous Illus
trations and other designs calculated to
crafty the sensual eye, is TO be wondered
| at, notwithstanding our clergymen de-
nounce 1t every Sabbath from the pulpit.
Those show windows that attract the
largest crowds are filed with this stuff,
and, 10 the shame Of the sex, among it's
regular patrons are young girls and old
women, who, If they do not purchase 1t
| publicly, secure it clandestinely. The
| proprietor Of one OF these sheets pays TO
a single artist S8O00 q year for designs.
How much be pays bis "subjectsn is
another matter entirely. The prurient
publications bere stare the religious press
out of countenance. The rising genera
ton is certainly being treated to i'm
moral q impressions"