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4 nEmbti Of women have pettttored the Aas-
eachnsetts Legislature for nd TO cnlalc them 10
purchase land and ratse truit On Inc .ed thev
wcrc sdmittch to a hearing tetofe committee
hiss Aufola H. C. Phe n Saxon com ,lexoued
W0naI With a modest Suice and alfcere manner
mart ttas much larger numler Of working
Women would have teen rreAeu; had not their
employees hreAtned to dischafYe them II they
o.d eosse, and In aoEe cases br1bd them to StAI
Ho Hne ea.e ver! narrowing aocou1t Of the cocdl-
Gho SSm The lahonnc women Of BOSTON Those
r.v sos6 tpoa rleoe-wo.t reot.rc ne smallest
I.r,s nN 70 cents apteee for nanneI snira, %
Sr,,s, oen lof shlfts IN Sonse cases. ETC. Char.
Wa.hrrxxnoa xno aauboe1s gcs rzth.r better wages.
T mSst d the lsFsess ~ssa,Sa % "a i tarr~ hodrM M
u Al nass 1sNe women tab. rtss IA the suastrt
'eAa @es' s1a - TIC losuss ri tes, Tsxea
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FEW Fkt Ef71 At f7osul Car tifT;, p1I s
About O'Clock Thursday corning the .attI
timer eMbanknent of the caua1 opposite the BIZ
ehant! at SAshs1lIe- In few more hours The
water started through. and for some time threat-
locked e1nally enough The Father Of waters
IVES on The rampage, and threatened 10 wtre oat
the labor Of months In M hour. Fortunately,
NJ. Dull vas rtsht Al that particular ra1 Of the
fofsurc hecarse wisdom It tS to, be where need Ii
most Hc summoned III his men and weut to
woft eth M Eart, stouea bales Of hay, al
The strife between work and water was lively Tor
time. Sometimes nujl, sometimes the Misns-
Etpri w1s ahead. Toward MD d-afte1noou, howev-
curly repaired And the continuing rt.e provided
aEa!nst. Yesterday morning III vas ss5o and no
fcth-z cVace1n tslt tQf iAe seczay Of the Kp-ts
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SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHER"
How They Cnn fEc Made.

ca tic t-.al OF Mu:alc7, a. New York. a witness
lesesir1 hoE ys,,p spirit photographs - eoa'i be
=. i r!Iss With an t-aase on IT Of The desired
spirit .u11': coie he placed II the rlatc-ho1le-, IN
IT, ras M soaa sa,se M a s9 '3 IN e
p7a,e, tcSrther with thar Of Inc s,:tc5 The size
and iisIuctucss Of TIC resulting sG!.t fosnl woad
y e4s to e nc vaess ro1s o.t
i,toto51arhs which he thouget hah been taken BY
1uecd ios ' : nloncat oehlad tic tl,teT, aai Tics
te withdrawn ,ctorc tie sitting e oecr, 1cavrg
:hat!.,7y IC.a@c On the plate, This IS known as
Sir uaI!tl Brewster = ghost.
~. y microscopic picture OF the spirit form can
lie 1E=esttd in the camcra box alongside Of the
leLs. snG ly staan r,assytEc lens !s image can
',e thrown on The sensitive 7latc with ;hct Of fhe
-. \ glass With tie sE!nt image can be Placed
p!ett an,' nj " iectis Nea; INC i:ase can he IN.
ircf .ctl on the Plate With rha1 Of the eitser.
~. TIE nitrate Of silver bath could have s!ass
st1e an1 the Image be impressed ~ secret light,
coa.tt, Win the sensitive citu.
's. Tie spirit form cen te r.1nted rrs: on the
at'dtI ~ second printing, or !. eau / c printed
on ths rapcs a1d tho sstseE's protra!: printed
a.. A sens!!irc rtatc can be prepared ty wha, ls
AEowu as the dry process, tho spirit form tnl-
ircsse.1 on II, and thcn nt subsequent tine, the
es saf sa1 s:ss Sa5 1 e e on s
Eet: It. TEis rtsEt the witness he'd several times
ulr.!ncH hy accident, ha,!ng used one Of those
sirystn:.;,ye rlatth for lanastare and forgotten
H. LcycGp IT, md then used II again, and found
The :wo landscapes cIuocsly ln.cEmiaglcd.'
TIC History Of the Tune OF "Dixic.,,
The slt mphis ~: tells this stosy Of Dixie:
IN the dist place, the sonS aud cAuEaS Of
D.Ate Was composed aal Arranged hy ban En-.
net, member of travelling minstrel party who,
while ni Mobile, III the winter VI isis htari some
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On MoudAv. Apr,l 10 Ms salle Elizabeth I1a-
CnN. Widow Of the late Thomas Lincoln and By
hnea ns vas principally rsared- {nts OWE mother
Gplcs County. Ut IN advanced age NsI unco1u
faFethe l%cstur Magnet. .hat for MANI years
reEued with Ter grandson, JOAN Hall Esq,
wcutodo farmer, who lives about
ntne miles southeast OF Charleston
Soles County, near the tine between tbs: and
lumbertanh md Also near the Little co1urv VII
A<e 81 Fsrmingtou- she led An humble, CHRIS
tian NE and WIS greatly esteemed by her friends
and hetEhoorE for her kindness OF heart aad nlzav
1nft<tau virtues She wa much devoted to her
liDStt7pus step eOu, and took A. deep PRIDE and
interest In her Ese 10 fat2e and fortune bis own
mother could hare done. II Is sa1d thn. hnc never
SPOKE Of htm since hls r1gtc death without
teaEs- Acd the EAt1cn or the world hku no more
anceEe moulner orer his fau thzo Rhc'.
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A correspondent Tics w1ltes OF the Confederate
burial place at Malvern ELI, ylsglGia;
The ceEete!y-kefper o1eren to az. a orr
Eise. and after showing rs the forr and ira air.
cent r!ne-pl he escorted us to q lsrve f1eis1 ~
tue northwest side Of the lor1, and ,heFr No. "
fs5Mbls scene Presented Itself. Thousan!s Of
Gobietefa;e soldiers VITO had fallen IN 1he.r
qeHEeEate and persistent attempts 10 rrtsIe
terS Harrison were buried bJ tae ConSe,jerstes
~hefe taey fell Twenty acres or mnrr h.1s
nave Just been ploveJ up by the owner AZ re
nsld+ ard The p.owshare turned to the mr.
!aee nl these ske.etons- Over the whn;-
.tset zoe bones arc st1cwed IN profession. and I'm,
nlng sk9lS STARE the visitor III tie face on eSeTv
ManL When the faEme, was queettooci he x7si
ne land was now the Richest piece be kal an;5 n
.t.Mnf teM Mcnf put EN- there, nohow." VIC learned
eteIwaru that the bones bad been taten aEa1 bx
.ue eafL6au aud sold to fert1iz1ug Iuslls Ia Hca-
IaoaaL Two humane men, too pooF to do any1nfn9
ets- eame one uAy when We were there. aTd AZ
Gmpted 70 buTn SOME Of the bones to preyeu, me
rtGEes ICm ca1tng item OF BET q lon. toj.
loS5 VIZ nave they atte1pt to burn them IL
- iet tnese are nos the only Eeldi OF Confederate
oones We nave seen, nor the hrzs instance OF dis
respect fur theiz dead that We have Witnessed,
IetnaEs they are 100 poor, as they plead, 10 b1ly
taem Then, In The nalne OF huMlnty, why %
toey rear stone monument IS feet square at the
ka6e. and 20 feet high, at Richmond, 10 The ueu.
oiy Of the "Coufedera.e dead, In the cemetery,
md leave their bones 10 bleach Ia the neIlS.
Sd ange people, these Ylrz.ntausL Thet- ways src
Inc "a
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lctcre ibc ovor to carry on the man, but TIC
crowd a. even thci! 10 Gr.1s, md IN such state
lrapg THE man lowa- Tn the opposite s,Ic OF tho
dow sneIe they eol, see Ias.ses : s1n-sennst
The f:e;'!ve Was ss.E Il tac once. Tine passed
or aud he did not .a7ncaS They've tasea him
nv sao saS'ssT & wsy oP1a
Elat!s AurS~'set cal as long as she IS tncrc, he
Is sate-'' Harriet, Ec1 seeing The ncecss!t5 FOR
Irs1'eacou. t;!9r1 for bis I'"seae, scat uat .omc
li.i}r !H1s 10 cEy re. The sells rag, the crowd
Increased I'LL the whsle s.rcet was dense mas OF
pcoi'e: t-Eaia and n1:ln TIC o!.cc1s cane out to
trF AID c'e.f The s;srS, nj make u wny 10 take
Harriet Stood her e.n;ai, hi. sead bca. dora.nod
tier ct Es folded 'Tonlr, Old WOMAN, von rlnst gtt
-, Il 'Li- e..t oas Of the e11ce-s: al must have
s,:le us:e Will help ,oa' Harriet, s: prtt n o..
:; e!e-fe- appearing. OF ltC:epltuic, tw.:ched
away ltc1A hin, and kept her place O.trs we1c
a1,5eirl TO lake Twelve AuI!rrd dolla.1 ior ltn
rc:-,d i1st Price 10 nfteva hanircd Tic crow,
ho* a.l called out ''Two huu.lrcd dollars lot hl1
rs-r.c. I:-t nut cEc cat 70 hs E7astcr.. y
Ih;: ;,:,,, W. re- rssronMed ~ hy roar Of sa,-
Tile e1osd that Il shcy wo7,l open q laIc to the
;Wascn, ~, ,hss soasd promise 10 hsas the asadoTn
Tie LANG xa* opened, n-I The rna7 wns henu~h.
Outs ,sH, hendsmr. Intelligent ,hi:s man, viii.
Ills wrtstA uauacltti together. walking between
tae United States Marshal at,A auothrf ot,ccr an,Y
behind eiln his tru:heI ami lis master. % ,le
7lt1n ttat one could hardy he told from thf
other. The moment they appeared, Harriet
roCsed fn,M her ttoortna posture, threw m a
window, AID er1-.d 10 her 1rcndA: "f{c.r hr
,cptnestAle him. aui then na1ted down
the Stairs Hike wildcat She kelzees on,
-o:1,cer nnd c1lled him down, then nnothcr, nnt
tore him away from the man; and keeping heI
nrms About the elsse, she cried to her friends
Drag az QUIZ Drnc Ltm to the river. brown him
hut do17 let them have him." They wert
Knocked down together, and while down she Tor,
OF her eup-bounet and tied II on the head OF th
fugitive When he rote, only hts hrsd coo,d b
eecn, and amid the fUrE1ng mass OF people th
slsve wrs no longer recognized, while the maste
appeared Tie The s1avc. AG1ln and again they wer
knocked down, the poor slave Utterly h:2r!es.
-sxlth hts manhcied wrtsts streaming with b!oot
la1rirtA t1ter clothes were tosn lTom her m
even her stoe4 shoes were nll pulled lrom hcr Ice
yet Rae never ~ellnqutshed her hold 81 Inc maj
Til she bad dragged him TO the f1veIt Enese ne "a
1uHh!ed into boz, Harriet following In icfrJ
s,oat 70 Tie othcf ddc- But the tele91apn W.
aEead o. lnee. and as soo1 as tney Aaded nc "
sel1cd tnu hurried from her Guht- Altcs Nmt
some fcnool children canc hnr1y1nS along, aad !
her th1lo0s INQUIRIES they answered, he Is up !
saG noGset In the third RtotJ." Harriet rushed
4S.I ~ as pAee Same ntn were attempting 70 m1k
sn way up tht s:alfs- The ot1ccI5 Wcfc df1n
6oc 400 tEn men we're 1ytuy on the gt1lfH Nn
N.n.x oA AooI over their bodit1 our nefoIn
4dea, haa with tic help OF otae.s burt open II
sse foxa crzsSsd om toa fugitive dao'
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Icnasn who 6sa riding by with nna hos1e, stop
ped TO I'd what the disturbance meant; and On
hearing the story. bis sJmpathIes seemed to b.
thoroughly al0used: he NlrnnH from hts wagon,
calling out, That Is 4 blood -horse drive him al
he trops:" The Poor man Has hurried IN: : some OF
his fHend1 Jumped tn after him, and drove at the
m0at rnptd rate TO Schenectady.
These are only few of the many incidents In
this deeply interesting narrative II Is the story
OF womant who, notwithstanding her colo.-, chaI-
lcngcs the admiration Of all those who tlmire
hesos1n7 aJnrathy, endurance and contemyt both
Of danger and death in woman The little book
has been written for her benefit, and to ata her In
mtnlstcr1nG to her nged pareat1- We trust It Will
have Large sale
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The xutnor Of this petition wA Aanaaseh ben
lNHs3. leE Vi Portuguese 6eacents toQ t1tnx
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-15

].
Alabama, Connecticut, Georgia, Mis-
sissippi, New Hampshire, Texas and
Virginia will not be represented at tho
opening Of Congress. In Indiana, the
seat OF George W. Julian is contested
by John s. Reid, and that.of Daniel W.
Voorhees, by William Writ Carter. There
is also Il vacancy in the Eighth District,
occasioned by the election Of Daniel 5.
Pratt to the United States Senate. In
Pennsylvania, the seats OF John Nc0tt,
John X. RcddiRg and Henry ID. Foster
are respectively contested by Leonard
Myers, Caleb N. Taylor and John CO.
vode. In Missouri, Robert T. Van Horn
claims the seat of James Shields, and
William +. ISrit=isr that Of David p.
Dyer. In Ohio, Benjamin Eggleston
contests the claim of Philip W. Srddcr,
and James N. Ashley that Of 7ramon
II. HOay. In Kentucky, Sidney Barnes
will cndeavor to oust George N. Adams,
and in New Jersey George Halsey con-
tests the seat of Orestes Cleveland.
The candidates named for Speaker OF
the House nrc James G. Blaine of Maine.
Henry l.. Dawes of Massachusetts,, Will
liam D. Kelley of Pennsylvania, and
James A. Garfield of Ohio. The candi-
dates for Clerk nre Edward Mcpherson
of Pennsylvania, Henry D. Washbnrn OF
Indiana, Ephraim r. Ecklcy of Ohio
and Adam Z. King Of Maryland. If the
States yet to choose Representatives
send delegations composed politically
as in the present Congress, tic new
| House when completed will number IA
Republicans to so Democrats, or ls
| short of a two thirds vote.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-15
IMPORTANT NOTICE
10
Millmen, Painters, Glaziers
Paper Hangers, Etc.


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100 CARBOYsO sULPHURIC
25 CARBOYs NITRIC ACIDS
rs CARBOYs MURIATIC ACID
40, 900 Lbs. ATLANTIC AND
JkwETT'S LEADS
1000 l. rs. RNGLIsH RED LRAD
$500 GALS. ENGLIsH BOILED
" OIL, i'm Drums md Barrels I,
50 BRLS. OHIO FIRE PROOF
PAINT
1900 GALS. SECOND QUALITY
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r HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE AND
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For list OF prices and samples, call at
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Ne. 43 south @ Street, VirRinin,
OPPOSITE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,
Where will also be found WINDOW GLASS OF
all sizes LOOKING GLASS pLATES, Double
Thick Glass; PICTURE FRAMES: GILT
MoULDINGS, etc; WINDOW SHADES Of al
descriptions; CORNICES, etc.
Orders for Glazing, Papcrins, House ant
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fc26-1m
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
THE CONFEDERATE FLAG.

Elsewhere is given the debate in the Senate
yesterday upon the joint resolution to hoist an
United States flag over the Capitol building the
result Of which was the Senate agreed to hoist
both the United States and State flag. The
House to-day discussed the propriety Of agreeing
to the amendment OF the Senate relative to legis
lating ''under two flags" DeLarge moved to have
the Confederate Nag up also. This eIcited consid-
erabre discussion, which was stopped by the adop-
ton OF 4 motion to concur in the Senate amend
ment.
STRAY ITEMS.
In the Senate, the following bills received their
second reading today, and were ordered TO be
engrossed: Bill to incorporate the Unity and
Friendship Association, OF Charleston, S. c.; to
repeal an act entitled IAN act to organize town.
ships, and to define their powers and pr ivileges;'
to renew the charter Of tile Columbia Hebrew Be-
nevolent Society.
The Governor notified the Senate that he had
appointed II. B. Elliott, colOred, Assistant Adju-
tant General, whereupon that body went into
secret session and confirmed the appointment.
The Senate refused TO concur In joint resolu-
tion from the House, providing that Simon Farr
and Gavan Bryant be appointed proxies to repre-
sent the State stock in the Spartanburg and Union
Railroad-reason: because indignant that House
should say in resolution it should appoint two
proxies and the Senate only one.
House bills to change location of Darnwell
Courthouse; to incorporate Blythe Gap Turnpike
Road; to provide for fees for transfer OF State
stock, and joint resolution for appointment OF
fish commissioners, received their first reading
to-day.
The Governor notified the Senate that he had
signed acts to provide payment OF interest of
State stocks and bonds in coin; to extend lime
for census takers; 10 incorporate the Ashley
Bridge Company.
In the House, bills to incorporate the Sumter
Manufacturing Company, and to amend the
charter Of the City OF Columbia, were passed. The
bill to make an appropriation for the per diem,
&c was passed and the title changed TO that OF
an act. l..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
.SrARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Rocheforts newspaper has again made its
appearance in Paris.
Awrter in the London Times favors another
deeper and wider canal less subject to fogs and
sand drifts, through Central America.
The Congressional Committee on Banking and
Currency are 10 send subcommittee to New
York to investigate the gold panic
The Reconstruction Committee has postponed
the consideration OF the case OF Virginia until az
ter the holidays.
1t is said that Judge Trigg, of Tennessee, will
be mpeached for alleged partiality against the
government.
The treasury holds slOS, 100000 in gold, includ-
ing S3S, 600, 600 gold certificates.
Secretary Boutwell, has directed the omission
of Tuesdays and Fridays sale OF gold this week.
This order does not affect the sale OF gold Oh
Thursday nor the sale OF bonds as advertised
He also orders the payment OF the January inter-
est on and after Friday without rebate.
A Florida delegation have appealed to the
President for troops TO support the State Govern
ment. The delegation included the Adjutanl-
General, Secretary OF State and State SENATOR
all negroes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
nov2j thstu3mo
mg- UNDERLINED AILMENTS. THERE

M9- Underlined Al14MENTS.-THEhh
arc many ailments, trying in their nature oue
the symptoms OF which are not sufficiently speci-
dc to enable physicians TO classify them under
any particular head. AS general rule tney arise
from general debility OF the whole organization,
but their primary cause, in at least three cases
ont of i've, is lack Of brisk vital action IN the
stomach and liver. Stimulate and tone the relax
cd digestive and secretive organs, and bodily
ease. health and vigor will follow the treatment.
Among all the medicines which have been re-
commended as conducive to this end, meme nos
hecn administered with such uniform and entire
success rs UosTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERs.
Its ingredients were selected frcm the vegetable
kingdom, originally, with view to the nvigora-
tion OF the physique and the constitution, ana
olgo for their anti-bilious and slightly Laxative
propcrtics. Twenty odd years OF experience mas
proved that these herbal restoratives were wisely
chosen aud have been judicously apportioned In
this celebrated preparation. Not only as spesi-
,ic for indigestion and all kindred complaints, bus
os 4 household remedy for all the minor allmenss
incident to humanity, 1t has obtained repu'a-
tion based on unimpeachablc testimony, which
fairly eclipses that OF any other proprietary OF
o.,icinal medicine in use. oecZo oDSS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
LATEST LABOR NEWS.
The Chicago Trades, Unions.

The workingmen of Chicago contemplate
the erection OF Trades Union hall. a plan has
already been presented TO the Trades Assembly
OF that city. AT the last meeting OF this associa-
tion it was decided to commence on the CO.
operative principle, OF building it by shares,
each shareholder TO have but one vote without
regard to the number Of shares that might be
held. The next Legislature is expected to enact
law to enable tile carrying out Of the plan.
National Labor Movements.
President Trevellick, Of the National Labor
Union. has summoned the Executive Committee
and Advisory Committee OF the NATIONAL Labor
Union, to meet in Washington on Monday, jan
uary 3. 1870. Among the business which will
come up at this meeting, will be the preparation
and issuing Of the annual address Of the National
Labor Congress. 1t Is very desirable that as
many of the executive Officers OF the several
States and others interested IN the success OF the
great labor reform, as can conveniently attend,
should be present, to aid The committee with
their advice.
The Chinese i'll California.
1t is ascetancd that 1856 Cinnamon have ar
rived In California, Of which number 1888 have
returned, 10, 1926 have died, and the remainder are
sctcrcd through the different parts OF the Pacific
coast. or the II, 900 in that State 1905 are fe-
in the various county jails, and 1907 old and de.
crepld--leavng 3l,70o active adult males, Of
whom about 1900 arc located In the City OF San
Francisco, where there are also 1850 women ana
about $50 children, cripples and old people. Their
occupations in San Francisco are: Merchants or
connected with mercantile firms. $40; StoreEcep-
ers, butchers, bakers, &C., 1900; aundrymen,
504; pedlars Of fish, vegetables, &C. 2le; fisher
men, so; tinsmiths, 3S; carpenters and boxmakers,
4S doctors III; artists and photographers lG; Ia
borers, 1000; cigar makers, 2I50; rag and oiial,
gatherers, 30; shoemakers, $780, factory and mill
hgnds, 1900; domestic servants, 1850 mlsccane-
ous occupations 50O Total, 14,Oo0. OF those in
the interior counties (a4,00o there are: Females,
1850: children, $780, old, manned and In jail, 1850.
Total, $3.50 Leaving IS, $50 active adult males, OF
whom there are Slorekeepers and trades, 1900;
miners, $500; farm hands. wood-choppers, &c,
$500; domestic servants and cooks; 1900 laDorers
OF various classes, 1900; factory and mill
hands, 1900: miscellaneous employments, $50.
Total, Is, $780, Thus far, during the present year,
the arrivals OF Chinese in California have been
l. 76l. while 13.lO4 have returned TO China.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20

.sUnder two Flags"-"The Bone pip
Trickery-IVnnt of Cheel-A Hc her
Phosphate Monopoly Bribery and
Corruption-An Interesting b o a.
Why GuAin was not Admitted
Course of Lectures-Profcssions and
Occupations of Our Senators-Town-
ships-The Blue Ridge HoP-Fishy-
Taxes for Is7O-What will it Cost to
Run Charleston County for the Year
"A Caucus-The Labor BiIl-Tcnch-
ers' salnries-That Congressional APP
propriation-1Iorc Railroads IT II C
Confederate Flag-Stray Items.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20

From this It would appear that tAe conSuinp'
tion of cotton in Europe lad increased in ten
years two hundred and ;hirty-sne thousand
bales thia, Notwithstanding the great falling OIL
of n million and half OF bales OF the American
supply. This fact would appear to discourage the
hopes Of those who have looked to q stimulation
and increase Of the production OF other countries
equal to the decline in this country. But when II
three times what 1t was In 1860, and that for the
ten years preceding that date the consumption
doubled, 1t looks is if Europe was as far on
as ever from that independence Of our produc,
that the foreign sources OF supply have not come
up to The expectations Of those who have eXpen1-
ed so much money 10 develop and invigorate
them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20

Gzs- TO PRINTERS.-F YOU WANT
NEWS, BOOK, CAP, DEMI and MEDIUM PAPERS,
Bill Heads, Statements, Cards, Card Board, Print.
ing Material, Binding Ruling and Cutting, 60 to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 1855 Meeting street, eppo
site CharlestomlIotel Charleston, 8. c.
dccl4 6mOS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20

rs PLANS AND ESTIMATES ARE
solicited for a NEW MARKET BUILDING to be
erected on the site OF the present Market in saii
vannah, Ga. The available space is in shape
paralleogram. The sides on Congress and Bryan
streets, being two hundred and ten t2lo feet, ana
on the side streets one hundred and nin- -nve
Q95 feet.
Plans may include cellar story below, and
halls, Offices, &C., above the market proper. 1t Is
desirable to leave sufficient space in the Interior
for light and ventilation, at the same time
roofing the entire area.
Two hundred and fifty dollars will be paid for
the plan adopted, and one hundred dollars for
the plan next approved.
Plans will be received until Janurry 10, 1870.
Address ALFRED HAYWOOD,
deel6 thmG Chairman Market Committee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
1as- NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED

rs NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
having retired from business in Charleston, takes
this opportunity Of thanking his many friends
and customers for their liberal patronage so kind
ly bestowed on him.
In retiring, also take pleasure in recommend
ing Messrs. GOUTEvENIER BROS. as my success
sors, feeling satisfied that they win strictly adhere
to my motto OF quick sales and small profits.
dec16 A. ILLING.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20

za~ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IIAV-
ING claims against the Estate Of o. j. CllAFEE
will present thcm properly attcSted, within the
time prescribed by law, aud all persons indebted
10 said Estate viii please make payment to H. NJ.
WALPoLE. AIKEN. :. c., or A. II. HAYDEN,
Charleston. hAHl y. ohAfEE,
EXecutriX.
3. N. WALP0LE,
dac18 stutho Executor.