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||k KEROSENE ExPLos1oN.-Last evening, while
ne f1ve or six negroes cole cted in room in
|nsaman's Court, at tho west end of Queen street
Eolored child, about yenrs Of age, let foil a
fosene lamp. The oil took lre immediately, the
kgroes ran out of The way, and the child would
Ee been burnt to death but for the timely inter
f'ition of Mr.. Nipson, who was passing by and
Pied in and threw q blanket around the child. and
ls saved its life. AS it The child was terribly
sured, the flesh of one foot being burned Off leav-
g the bone visible.
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IHE BALTIMORE STEAMsMIPs. This excel
at line Of steamers which has given much satis.
ciien to the public in the regularity with which
cir schedule has been run, are about to have the
10 steamship Maryland added to their number,
d for the accommodation Of shippers the route
(m this date will be run with increased frequency
ke line will henceforward be composed of Che
|lcon. Captain Horscy; sea Gull Captain Dutton
ID Maryland, Captain johnson. The Sea Gull will
i've Baltimore to-day, tho Maryland on Saturday
ID the Falcon this city op tomorrow. shippers by
Is route may expect tho best facilities in the
|nsportation Of their merchandise. The agents at
Is pert are Messrs Mordecai g. Co. and Courtenay
1Erenholm,
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7aos (2) Eligible Building Lots on Rutzedge
AVenue.
BY HUTSON LEE. AuetiOnaar.

Will be sold at the Old Customhouse, on TUESDAY
next. 10th instant ct IL o'clock a. NJ.
All that desirable 10 OF L ND, situated on the
west side Of Rutledge avenue nearly opposite Rad
cilhe street, boundin. to the north 1857 one hun
dred and e1shty-fve Ieet on lot below described:
east 49, torty-tive feet Rutledge avenue; south
GsS) one hundred and eighty-dve feet on lands of
Wm Lucas; and west (46I fortyave feet on lands of
Fabian r. Wickenberg.
ALSO,
All that desirable LOT OF LAND next north of
the above, bouncing to the north 1851 one hundred
and eighty feet on lands of Mrs. Amelia Strobel:
east (60) fifty feet on Rutledge avenue south lS5)
one hundred and eighty-fve feet above described
lot; and west (5O) fifty feet lands Of Fabian r.
Wickenberg, be these dimensions more OF less
These are without exception two Of the most de-
sirable Lots In the city, located they in de-
lghtful neighborhood. on the most fashionable
street, and Immediately the line of the City Rail-
way.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay Auotioneer for
papers and stamps. wfmtu4 February 10
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A CHo1On HAM.--Mr. J. N. RoAon has sent
ne sample Of the ian ous s.BsarA rAssssn hams.
Cured by the present representatives. II the Arm
whs made the Dufhesd han 10 widely IA favor.
ahls kne-g= T"aS sargras97' hams ass rl,e NAL.
low. tender ana juicy. and ara worthy of Haos 81
tho tabla Of IN spicurs ghey ere nA ~ s. x nos.
son. Nos. 1 end Atlantic wharf, 4. N By
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GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARoR MAsoNs.-
he annual convoc itoa of the Grand Chapter. took
ace yesterday at 12 NJ, at Masonic Hail.
There was large number of representatives from
lbordinate chapters from all parts of the State.
Grand High Priest Il. s. Bruins read his annual
ldress
r he proceedings, brief in character, were marked
the greatest harmony
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TF YOD WANT GAS FITTING DONE,
i Go to P. 4. GUILLEMIN, Ne 14O Church. street
If you want STEAM FILLING done,
60 to r. L. GUILLEHIN, No. 149 Church h-street.
II you want TnUnE DIryT aohe,
Go to p L. GUILLEMIN, No. 14O Church street.
If You want TIN ROOFING and GU ITERINH done.
, ~, Oh leAt.
IF you want GAS FIX UhES,
Go to P. L. GUILLHMIN, No. 14O Church-street
Where You can Ret GAS CHANDELIERS, PEN
DANTs, Brackets, Hall Lights, Portable Stands,
Drop Lights,
ARGAND BURNERS,
Porcelain, Mica, Paper and Tin Shades, Glass
Globes and Shades, Copper and Iron Pumps, Bath
Tubs, Parler and Bedroom Crates, Kerosene Lamps,
&C., &C., ut reasonable prices.
Repairing promptly attended te.
Old Gas Fixtures Rebrenzed.
Bccember 10 thsman.o
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BILL OF MORTALITY report of the City
Registrar. for the week ending on the 9th instant,
bows total Of twenty-four deaths. OF these six
zen are blacks and cclored and eight whites. Two
plored children ore put do xn as dying of neglect,
I'd one white child dying OF desti,ution, which
e suppose means starved to death Was there not
kne neglect in this case alsop
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NOTARY PuBLIc.-B. NJ. Heriot, Esq, has
'cen appointed by Governor Scott o not Try public
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

German Friendly Society, at p. NJ.
South Carolina Lodge, ut z P. Nj.
Grand Council Royal and Select Masters Of South
,aroina, at 10 NJ.
Homo Building and oan Association, at TIP. Nj.
Delta Lodge of Perfection. al P. M.
franklin Lodge, at Up. M.
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The Hot SUPPER.-The net proceeds of this
ptertanment recently held at the Hbernial Hall,
bach the handsome total Of $780,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, FEBRUARY o. Charleston
Hofet-John Dutch, City; f Beard St Dennis :;
y Hane Orangeburg; r. G Lamar, Il H McMaster,
Fairfield; Kerr, Abbevie; VIM Wa lace, W
Williams, Columbia: G q Lang >tcn, Walhaa: C E
fiemlng, spartanburg; John Bratton, Mrs A G
Bratton, Miss Julia Bratton Miss Fl Bratton. Yor,
S II Maxwell. Pendleton; E S Irvine and nephev
Greenville; 2 Hcrndon, Cokesbury; c Barrow
Weld b Stone. S II Mead. Jr, Mrs Ell Mead
Mrs Chas Dorde, New York; Mrs j L Micoll and
family, Long Island; Lcnton, Michigan: " T
Brown, Alabama; clowney aud wiie Miss Mil.
ing, South Carolina; shrer and two sons, Geor-
gia; A Ramsey, South Carolna; b o Mauldin. New
York; + nj Jordoh South Carolina; A Hoyt. An
cereon; McLure, Mrs A Becker, J Thomas S
McHose, Pennsylvania; B CLARK, New York; Sam
Thomas, W Weaver. s Patterson, Pennsylvania:
W W Marsh. N s.; DR. @ Rockwell, New York; J D
Blanding, sum;er
Pavilion Hotel.--P Coburn, Summerville: J
Thouron, steamer Dictator; II selby and W
Aunger, South Carolina; L II Reintsierna Cainhov.
Bradford, Cooper River; j Pendarvis, Summer
ville Dantzler, st Matthews; A West, Robinson's
Circus; G Smith, Laurens; DR. n Whaley and n
M Ward Newbcrry; W 81 Hendrix and II Cauc
ham, Lexington; P Hamilton, Union; g Mcclure
Il Williams Gondy and Gargrums New York:
P "orsham and James Haspen, South Carolina r II
zimmerman, st Matthews; M Kickland. J J
Counts, and W Kennedy, Barnwell; G 81 Hooper
and lady, Augusta.
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-The well-known COL
Pa woman Emmeline, who goes OH erranda for the
sers OF Mercy, was waylaid at the corner of Can
"a and ST. Philips street, night before last, by col
ed boys, and an attempt made to rob her of her
Fchel by cutting til Strings by which she held it.
10 raised an alarm which caused the boys to run
fore they had accomplished their purpose.
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CLUBS AND STARS. The following cases were
Bposed of at the Mayors Court yesterday:
b. Dos her, keeping his store open on Sunday
kht; discharged.
Emma Brown, colored, disorderly at the corner Of
oad-street sent to the House of Correction for five
: rs.
Celia McDermott, white. drunk and disorderly in
street; fined $40.
lanes Barrow, whlte lying down drunk in the
Get; aned $40.
Patrick Donovan, white, drunk and Interfering
til the policemen and striking Sergeant Riley:
bed $40.
ID. O'Callahan, white, drunk and interfex1np with
policeman; fined $40.
II. Brunson, white, drunk and fighting IN ca1l-
4ers-street; fined 10.
The following will be heard to-day:
Emma Green, coiored, reported for obstructing the
dewalk at the market. and refusing to move the OBJ
8ruction when tolc to do so by the policeman.
Two dark brown mules taken up going ut large.
The Walsh murder case will come up to-day
REPORTERS CRUMBS. was masquer-
|de on Rntledge.str last night which was one of
|he most brilliant of the season.
The Omitted States Quartermaser proposes putting
humber Of mules OH the market soon. )
The trial Of "Indan Jim," who murdered the man
b Chalmers.street. drew crowd Of colored persons
10 the court room yesterday.
To.day-Ash Wednesday-there will be services
h the principal Episcopal and Roman Catholic
churches.
Putting the names Of offenders in THE NEWS has a
Seculiar terror for them.
The price Of real estate is simproving.
Leitch Bruins sold South Carolina Railroad stocA
yesterday at 461 to 47zs.
: A small black and tan terrier, answering to the
Rame Of "Jeff." has been lost by gentleman, who
sill be glad to recoverit. See advertisement.
A lucky wight won both Of the fine turkeys rafaed
Rt Fehrenoach's Monday night.
Leslies bill on the mayoralty caused considerable
omment yesterday.
! Persons driving through the city at night are
autioned to LOOK out for the signal light put over
holes.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-ATr. Louis D. De.
aussure sold yesterday. at auction, wooden resi-
ence the east side Of Rutledge avenue the third
house north OF Radofe.street, lot torty.two by ont
hundred and forty-fve feet. for $4,000; two-fifthi
bash, balance in one and two years. This indicates
IN advance Of fifty per cent over the figures OF On.
1eaa ago.
Also tract Of one-third Of seven hundred acres O
5ine land in Prince Williams Parish, Beaufort Dis
rict, for S105.
ALSO the remainder in lot and u!ldings In Beau
ort, which had been sold by the United States la
Commissioner. for $40.
! Il. NJ. Marshall Il Brother sold building lot Il
pneen.street nearly opposite the Cathedral forty b
pne hundred feet for $500; one third cash, baianc
&n one, tive and three years.
Also the brick residence in Anson-street opposit,
SGeorge-street, lot hfty-three by one hundred an
sixty feet for s2SOa ooshtrd cash, balance Ii
one and two years. Tho lot adjoining on the south
thirty by ninety feet brousht % % cash. .
! Also the hosel property in Camden. known a. th
TeKslb House. for e52o0; half cash balance in one
two, three ana Aess years., v n S
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WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of the
South their Fertilizer. known as the .sWANDO FER.
TILlzER," which the experience of the past season
has proved to be one of the most valuable In our
market. 1t has for its base the materials from the
Phosphate beds of the Company on Ashley River,
and is prepared at their works at the EAST END OF
HAsEl-sTREET in this city. In order to guarantee
it's uniformity and maintain lis high standard, the
Company has made arrangements with the distin-
guished Chemist, DR.. G. U. SHEPARD f., who
carefully analyses NIL the ammcniaca and other ma
terial purchased by the Company, and the prepared
Fertilizer, before being offered for sale The Com
pany is resolved to make article which will prove
to be 'Complete Manure" and give entiro salts
faction.
For termss circulars. and other information, apply
to VIM. O. DUKES & CO., Agents,
No. Sou Ii Atlantic Wharf.
January4 mwi 3mos
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THE DAILY NEWS.

a8- LARGEST CIRCULATION.-THE DAILY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR.
pCLATION IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST or LETTERS REMAIN.
|Na IN THE PoSToFrICE AT THE END OF
FACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE pRov1s.
pms OF THE NEW PoSToFFICE LAW.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,

LdnHedu, et al, as. B0nneU, et al.
On MONDAY, the 18th day of February instant at
IL o'clock, will be sold. at the Old Gust omhousc
Alt that MESSUAoE AMI LOT OF LAND situate,
lying and being on Concord-street, in the City of
Charles ton, S. c., measuring and cor taining in
front on Concord-street ono hundred and ten u1C)
feet, more or less, and in depth one hundred and
torty-fve l45 feet more or less; buttng bound
ing to th west and north Oh lands the New York
Steam Packet Company, to the south lands now
or late of the estate Of John f. Knox, and to the east
on Concord street.
1erms-One-.ourih cash; the balance on q credit
Of one, two, three, four and five years, secure by
bond or bonds Of the purchaser, bearing inter st
from the day Of sale payable semi-annually. and
mortgage OF the property. The buildings to be in
sured and the policy assigned.
T.. W. NJ. MACKEY,
Sheriff Charleston County,
February mwf7
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Valuable Long Cotton Plantation for sale. 6v
order Of The United States Court.
BY JOHN Il. HUMpHREYS.

Ry virtue of an order of sale to me directed bv ths
hon. George $. Bryan, Judge of the United States
Court Tor the District of South Carolina win sen
o.clockA NJ, at the Ola Postoflce, foot Of Broad
All that valuable PLANTATION in st Tho,oaa,
Parish. in the County of Charleston known a.
nWoo3land. :" bounded by lands of -- Poyas and
George Elfe, Daniels Island Creek Olouter's Creek
aud Cooks Creek, aud containing two thousand
three hundred and ninety five 1896 acres, more or
less. These lands are said to be as good for Long
from the city. The place is we'll settled, and may be-
resided on all the year. 1t is accessible by either
cooper or Wando Rivers, being nearly entirely sur
rounled by navigable streams, with eight or ten
landings on the pluntation.
Terms-one-third cash; balance infve equal sue
chaser bearing interest at the Of per cent per
annum, payable annually, and mortgage upon the
premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee Of B. j. and J. Murry Muirhead.
January 80 stuthsmwf7
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Estate Sale Of Country Store and Household
Furniture.
WEN. WcKAY,
No. 1876 Mccting-strcct.
Will sell THIS DAY "wednesday, 10th instant
at 10 O'Clock,
The CONTENTS OF COUNTRY STORE, con-
sstiDg of Tinware, Crocaery, Dry tooas Beer
Pump. Handkerchiefs, Notions, Show Case, &C.
ALSO,
PARLOR FURNITURE, Bedsteads, Mattresses
Chairs, Bureaus Lounges, &c.
ALSO,
GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN.
ALSO,
fine 10. WRITING PAPER and COPY BOOKS.
Terms cash. February 10
UNITED STATES INTERNAL KMVE-
NUE. OFFICE.
Seized and will be sold at public auction, on SAT-
CRDAY. February 27, 1869,
HOUSE AND LOT No. II George. street, Charles
ton, belonging to John j. Monaghan, for pay
ment of tax 8 due the United States.
W. X. CLOUIMAN,
Februnry 10 Acting Collector.
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| Hon GEO. s. BRIAN t>nfa .,s,rl,--Tno couti
| ed al eleven o'cio.A The Judge ordered the sum
OF SGT due the estate of J. w. DawBns in the hands
"a W. >. Hasde, assignee OF q. Ii. Noise. DO raid
Ihe provisional injunction granted in the matter
OF +. = Worsham was ordered to be dissolved un.
less 'ause for its continuance shown in thi,ty
| days. Sundry parties petioned to establish lien in
the matter OF j. a. Lemon. bankrupt, and it was
ordered that the assig sell property and pay in
order OF priority. l.. Cohen petitioned to ,tabsh
lien by mortgage i'll the Aatter OF @. Philips 1t
was referred TO the Registrar to report The cxecl,-
tor of c. Ii. Stevens peitioned to establish lien on
tho estate of Theodore Stoney, bankrupt. Re-
terred TO the Registrar to report facts &c.
l.. and Nj. Wise applied for order to call q meet.
ing OF the creditors of Adam Zllled to receive as
sighee'' accounts. General meeting called on GStn
inst. Hy H. Kinard was granted permission to amend
schedule. D. II. Smith Petiioned TO establish lien
on bankrupt estate of Smith Cook Referred TO the
Registrar. Stephen Owens assignee petitioned to
sell lands Of John L. Harper. bankrupt Reference
to be held by Registrar on tho 18th instant D. ].
"inn was appointed assignee Of Ormsley Blanding,
G W. Bradford, L. L. sherwood. j. G. Rafield Il. J.
Bargan, James A. Barvin and William NJ Reese. L.
M. Moses petitioncd to establish lien in the case
OF F. M. Elveen, and w. II. Young in the case of r,
9. Richardson, Radcliffe Gignard ana others in
the case of M. L. Harvin; and the assignees were or
derea to sell property Willis Il ohisolm petitioncd
70 establish lien in the case of w. w. Benbow, AS
slsnee ordered to sell nlortgased property. The
Peoples National Bank peti! to force T. c.
Richardson into Involuntary bankruptcy; and it
was ordered that so much of prev ous order of the
court as seeks to enjon creditors from suit or other
proceedings be rescinded as Of the date when the
same was granted.
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The DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri
ers in the city at DOLLARS year in advance, or
FIFTEEN GENTS a week, payable to the carriers.
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The SIArE ry- Ipr f,,,. r. q CA,
PENTER pREsuDlsa.--73e oours sas rc,ri a dur.
ing thes49are a. WITH IL LIS Jar,ies roring
coiore'. ,slf1s 'InI IN @, s$Ss t4 i.r .1~raer
1he ;b'Son' ~ns S,aa, 80 = 1i'ig. .s4
ana 4 late hour r oi .sw'ira'a ssteset tsu,i,,
o.n inslauehtas h--~ sSssssSsSs,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


FUSEN EiSS NOTICES.
a FAMOUS LUNCH will be spread at Torck's
sour House, this forenoon, consisting of OYSTER
soup. boiled fish, and boiled mutton with caper
sauce
LADIES LUNCH AT KINsMAN's Saloon.
ters IN every style. Mince PIES, fre sh daily Hot cof
fea and ehnrnlata oil heuxs Ive cream every
day.
CHOICE GREEN RxA1rr TEAo S1 Dor
pound at Wilson'S Grocery southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free,
INTERNAL REvEN STAMp p g
OF all Denominations.
Also,
o p r TARY STA Mps'
kept on hand and for sale by
HUGER & RAVENEL,
Brokers and Insurance Agents,
No. 60 East Bay, corner Exchange.street
December IL ftu2mos
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-21
Department of Agriculture,

We are in receipt of the Report for March and
April of the Department of Agriculture now under
the control of Hon. HORACE CAPRoN. 1t contains
great deal of useful information on great variety
of subjects especially interesting to the farmer.
The following paragraph will afford a precaution-
airy hint to dealers in Commercial fertilizers
"The legislature of Maine has enacted law pro
viding that commercial manures sold in that State
shall have affixed TO every barrel, bag, or parcel
thereof which may contain 80 pounds upwards, a
printed label specifying the name the manufacturer
seller, his place of business, and the percentage
which it contains of soluble phosphoric acid of nso
luble phosphorc acid, and of ammonia. Dealers
falling to comply with this provision, or who shall
affix false labels, to be punished by fine Of $50
for the first offence and $50 for every subsequent of
fence and any purchaser may recover in an action
of debt 25 far nvnry rar'A .f snl''ll4- ia.'
phOric acid six cents for every pound of lnsouble
phosphoric and }5 cents for every pound of am
mona. deficient The act takes effect on the LIST of
July next"
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A Stabbing ARRAY.

An old feud, between Mr.. Wade White and john
Bedford, ripened into combat, Saturday even
ing last. Mr.. White we learn, proceeding home
ward late in the evening and when opposite the
African Methodist Church, he struck back Of the
head with rock, which knocked him almost sense
less but recovering himself, he opened his pocket
knife between his teeth and commenced a vigorous
work on his assailant. After the parties We're sep
arated it was discovered that Mr.. Bedford had re-
eeived two flesh cuts and twelve other cuts
were found in his clothes; Mr.. Bedford was incar-
cerated in Jail on Monday, he the assaulter,
but managed to make good his escape on the same
night, by outsiders breaking the door open.
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Che a}larletta aonraal.
Marietta. Georgia.
Friday Morn. May -, 1869.
we HAVE Survived the SHOCK.


Our esteemed fellow towisman, Rev. WM' L.
MANSFIELD. with heart ever swelling with noble
impulses writes for the Atlanta papers IN behah OF
the education of black and white dreading IN the NJ
,ure ereat evil TO the State five fail in the effort to
elevate and inform the popular mind
II seems TO us that are now suffering nom an e
norant citizenship all the evils that the future can nave
in store for peope-thanks to our wise genera' gov
errmept which placed us at the mercy OF an ighoF-
amt II not deprayed rabble Our social condition ana
sutute legislation can have nothing worse in store Tor
u.s.
E,t will Won not improve this State OF things =
IJo,s Providence never designed that two races ut
,.rlv distinct should live together in the same soce
~ an terms of equality He gave the white man and
,,oe,r, senarote countries and if they have ever
mingled has been assuperior ana subordinate "r III
depravity and disorder.
Send the blacks 10 Africa and no one VIII refuse TO
sid them in education Give them State to them
selves and willing TO be taxed to perfect t'eif
civilization. We are even willing to encourage and
aid voluntarily their education here butnot TO pro
vide through State Legislation for their education
as citizens of the State in common with distinct
race The Government declares them citizens;
true 1t has guaranteed to them political rights
LET them eniov them This has been forced upon
his in violation of natural law. We submit; bu on
IL with the view that this violation of natural law
will be abated-and that there is no occasion for
State Legislation to provdefor the elevation Of tire
negro or degradation OF the white man in order to
secure common basis of eitzenship, for both; thing
naturally impracticable and impossible for amy good
purpose.
While we heartily with Mr.. MANSFIELD in
the abstract on the subject Of education, and while
we applaud and esteem him for his noble efforts it
seems to lis, in the practical bearing of the question
at present there obstacles to educational provS-
IONS by State Legislaton ii is worth while to CON
slider We do not wish to provision made for
the perpetuation ofour present state of political so
eiety, with all the ameoIating influences education
can possibly afford it, and think, if we will be patient
and enduring, natural law will come to our aid and
relieve both races later of their unnatural
positions.
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Ames' Circus.

In recommending this grand Menagelie, Circus
and Aviary to our people, do so believing that it
ia the best show that has made its way South in the
last two years. The success it meets with in ell
the places it has exhibited is extraordinary. They
with reputation of having more beautiful Ia
dies, more accomplished artists, more trained ami
mails and better music than any similar travelling eX
hibition They introduce and exhibit of the
most daring and brilliant feas portrayed to
the Imagination. Their advent into the town will
be of unusual attraction and interest, presenting
the unheard of novelty of leading lions, tigers and
leopards loose in the streets Col AAIEs would have
none other but the best. Come next Wednesday,
GOTH and see if it is not true.