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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28
THE "COlING NAN"
An Immigration Agent Sent to China
from Mem mphts-Une Thousand Ch1nese
to be Imported Immediately
The Memnhis Avalanche says

Inc MempQl5 hfdidASp0 c"JS'
1t can no longer be SAID that Chinese immi-
pratiou ls dream or 9 thing on paper. lhe
:baIp' 1s fairly started and at least one thou
slnd Cinnamon, with their rat-traps and pig
tails. will be at work in the cottoa fields OF this
section before the ciose OF the coming picking
eeason. They will be OF the best ana most re-
liable luborlng class. and will add greatly to
he development OF our resources ana the res
tol alton Of our lands, which. since the war,
have been reapslng nte tner @ ossnas Ssrs ao
Thursday OF his week 10 the interest OF the
Arksn .as River Immigration Company, and is
authorized to contract tor and bring back 1O0J
Chinameu. to be delivered to Thos. Il. Allen,
agent OF the company IN this city: he goes via
the Union Pacific Railroad to san FRANCISCO
and theuce by Steamer to hong hons; Wnicn
route will occupy between forly aId nlty deys.
rhe return trip will probably be all the way by
water In New Orleans In the event that the
necessary number and right material can be
obi aIned in California, MIR. Gilt Will return at
ono. With them from that place, def.'rring his
trim 10 China to some future time, or untli the
experiment OF Chinese labor ID tne COTTON
fields of the South is fairly maue. ne Is pro-
and has also letters OF credit for $50 600. Here
~ the first practical step IN an ENTERPRISE that
viii no doubt result in great good. MIR. Gilt IS
thn man 10 carry out the business successfully,
ard his return will be looked forward TO With
great interest aud anxiety. The examples set
by the compsny he represents IS oae that
should be followed throughout the South, ano
We trust the company organized IN Nemphls
during the past week, which is to operate o
larger scale. will make as quick time IN getting
under tuIl headHav, that the practical results
NAV be experienced before the close OF this
cotton sea son.
THE ASTtcoo DOLE LAW.
In regard to the law OF Conk >ess prohibiting
The cool,e trad,, about winch so much has
been sa,d, the Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Gazstte remarks:
The "act," about whi;a so much fuss is all
at once made. is necessarily WhoIy lnopera-
tive here, because there is nothing whatever
for il 10 operate upon IN this country, and
never was. Il distinctly relates to a specle es OF
slaves known as 'coolies," and tolerated only
in Certain sforeiga" countries, and never in
this since the revolution as ls plalniY recoe-
nizsd in the law ltsel'. Herr K9opmanschaap
is al iSoply to contract for laborers In China to
enIorGte to Anerlcl at so much head-the
eIpsnse 10 be deducred from th cir wages when
emplo, ed. EIery one protesting to eo!l ghten
the pnblic mind should know that at least sin e
the adootion ut the constitution III 1877, the
sne,;fic perform anoe OF snc a contract" can
not be enforced bv the courts. Inc rlsk must
6s run py the employer, aad, for the editica-
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sPARxs ERox TIE K1REs. /,

si.s..A. t.s-G .tl1S!e' L. - '-serpS-'
The crop reports continue very encouasilE.
There WAS heavy rain storm at AngnstS.
6s., yesterday evening. =. ~ - - -,
Edward Halphin, An elderly man, fell into
Niagara Falls yesterday, . distance Of eps hun-
dred and eighty feet. md xss instantly KILLED..
: II is stated that James @. Taylor, attorDsy-
general elect. is tobe commissioned by G os-
raj Candy to Al that on,ce, its occupant haa-
ing resigned. IL
A sheriff and posse we're yesterday driven
from East Greenook, NY, by anti-renters.
TIE sheriff was mortally wounded and five Of
the pesse serieusly injured. =
General Candy has modified his order for the
payment Of the January interest by directing
that only one per cent be paid. This will
amount to three b1ndredi and fifty thousand
dollars.
A disguised party visited the Jail at Applng,
Oolumbis County, Ga, and took therefrom q
negro man and woman. who we're found dead
ON ntherosd naxt morning. The negroes had q
difficulty with white family.
Central O,nbY has ordered that so much
Of the January interest on the Virginia State
debt as the treasury is able to pay shall be
paid at once. There is over 100000 in the
State treasury, little over one-haf Of the
amount due on the Januar, interesse. Az Z 'a
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TIE VIE IN CUBA.

HAVANA. July -omcialrsports state that
the regular e1f.ct.xe spanish troops now mum.
ber 4a;aoa, and; the volunteers 1000. The re-
bells have ee00 we'll armed men and many Ruer-
tlls banda. .seviano had ordered the withhold
ing of the Jesuit Collsse stipend. owing to the
indiscretion Of the directors. The yoiunte rs
had surprised and killed eighteen rebels S!sr
Rsmedios. "A skitmish between Villa Clara
sndSsgua resuitsd IN the loss of twenty rebels,
including major. ,.
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THE SECOND EMPIRE.
Message o( tho lcmpsror % tho Legisl.-
tive Body-Napoleon's Proposed Re.
forms.

: 4 - g.. -.
In the sitting of the Legislative body, on
July u, NJ. Rouher, Minister Of state, read
tho following mess sse from the Emperor:
By the declaration Of the 2Sth ult.. l an
nounced that should submit, at the ordinary
sessiol Of the Chamber. the resolutions aud
plans which seemed most fitting to realize the
wishes OF the country However, as the Leg
islatlve body appears deslrous to learn lmme-
distelv what reforms have been decided upon
I think it right to anticipate its wishes. 1t is
my firm 1ntenhon to give to the powers OF the
Legislative body that extension which ls con-
patible with the cardinal bAsis o. the conssI.1-
ton. Inow lay before you, by this message,
the decisions which have been taken ai the
Council The Senate will be couvoked as soon
"a possible to examlne the following questions,
Tix:
1. The powers to be accorded to the Lsgisla-
tive body. including the right OF laying down
the regul ,tlons relating to its proceedings,
and the right OF electing iis buresu1.
q The simphfcation OF the mode Of present.
ing and considering amendments. -
8. To make it obligatory upon the govern
mept to submit 70 the Legislative body all mod
ifcations OF the tariffs In international trea-
ties.
order to render the control OF the Legislative
body more complete
s. The suppression Of the inoompatability
hitherto existing between the position OF Dep
uty and the assumption OF certain public func.
lions. particularly those OF Ministers.
6. The extensio, Of the right OF interpella-
tim. The aovernmept Will also deliberate
snpoD questions reiatipa to the position Of the
Senate ard the more efficient solidarity
which will be established between the Cham
ber and the government. the faculty of e1er-
xaing simultaneously the functions OF Minis
&r and Dsputv, the presence Of all the Minis
Sers in the Chambers. the discussion OF sf-
!Airs Of State in the Council. the establish
ment Of Q real understanding with the ma
dority elected by the country, and the creation
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~ TO BE RLFFLED TOMORROW
EVENING, at Mr. DRAKES Auction Room, corner
OF King and Liberty streets. at Six P. NJ, sILvEa
SUGAR BOWL, for the bepeht Of the Female Or
phans under the care of the Sisters Of Mercy,
Queen street. July 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28

General ". B. Ml'es, Of Mississippi. has
gone to San Francisco to investigate for plant
ers tho Chinese labor question.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28

asr "FREsH AS A MAIDEN'S BLGSH"-
Ia the pure peachy Complexion which follows the
use Of BAGAN'5 MAGNOLIA BALM. 1t is the
True Secret of Beauty. Fashionable Lodies in So
ciety understand this.
The MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustic Coun.
try Girl into City Belle rapidly than any otter
one thing.
Reiuess, Sunburn Tan, Frecsles Blotches and all
effects of the Summer Sun disappear when 1t Is used,
and genial cultivated freso expression is obtained,
which rivals the Boom of Youth. Beauty is possi'
BILE to ali who will invest seventyfve cents at any
respectable store and insist on getting the MAGNo-
LA BALM.
Use nothing but Lyons Katbairon to dress the
Hair DAG mwf1mo July 20
@MAIENGo.-FE YER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC, FEVER PREV sNTlvs-Tbis val
uab,e preparation has been in private use for many
yeare and through the persuasion OF friends VINO
have u ed il with the most beneficial resulG, the
proprietor has been Induced to Offer 1t to the pub
lie It Ia war; inted to cure cHILLS AND FEVEh
of however long standing, removing the cause ana
entirely eradicatlng its effects from the system. it
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen the dises-
tive organs, induce an appetite, and restore the
paert 10 perfect hellth. It purely VEGETABLE
preparation, and so harmless that children OF all
ages nav take it with safety. As tonic MARENGo
has no superior and for debility arising from the
effects OF fever, OF from other cause. Is invaluable
A few doses is sufficient TO satisfy the most ir-
ereduous sufferer OF its virtue and worth AL
who try one bottle of MAREnGo will be 80 much
pleased with it's effect, that ,hey will readily en-
dorss IT, NO HUMBUG. For evidence o! Its eth
cacy and value, refer to MARtNGo circulars. which
contain certificates of web known and respectable
citzeBs.
mARENGo is a genuine Southern preparation
| the proprietor and manufacturer ing native and
resident of Charleston, and it is fully guaraneca "
give complete and universal satisfaction.
NO HUMBUG. Try IT.
For sale by all Druggists. and b5 Do"lh
NOISE. corner Meeting and Hascl streets; GooD'
| RICa, W1NEMAN & CO.. Ha5ne-street, and u. ..
IUHN. Druggist, Agent Of Proprietor corner 0'
King and John streets, Charleston, 8. c.
June p&C - Se
NJ ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
| sent by mail free OF charge. Address howard AS
soc1ATIoN. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa
Nay % 3HQS
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Spffial aetifes.

@ CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE
The Charleston Board of Trale OFFERS PRE-
MUM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
LARS s25o) for the best Treatise. with Statistics
upon the past and present Trade Of Charleston, the
advantages to the Southeastern States Of making
Charleston their emporium and centre OF exchange,
and the measures which should be adopted for se'
curing to Charleston this position"
The Treatise must be without signature, but
designated by sone motto or sentence, accompanied
by se,led envelope, containing within the motto
or sentence which designates the Treatise together
with the name Of the author The Treatise must be
handed to the Secretary OF the Poard OF Trade OIL or
before the first day Of November, 1869, and every
competitor mnst engage to acquiesce cteerfully in
the award Of the Committee. The examination OF
the Treatise and the awarding Of the Prize viii be
confded to Committee Of gentlemen selected sole
ly for their ability and impartiality.
By order OF the Board.
q. COBIA, President.
b. BALR, Secretary.
Charleston, July %. 1853. ws6 July %
~I HEREBY APPOINT MR.. J. A TOR
PRNT m act az nav ktfornay during nv absence
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28

@BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THB
splendid hair Dye is the best in the world; the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable. instanta-
neous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; rem
edies the Ill effects Of bad dyes; ,nylsorates and
leaves the bair soft and beautiful black or brown.
>old ty all Druggists and Pe-fumers; aud properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. - Bond.
street. New York. Tyr nay 10
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sg ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abusea incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood. with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
cent by mail free Of charge. Address howard AS.
soC1ATIoN, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
May % 9Hos
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NEW york AND CHARLEsT0A
STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR N e w 70 II K
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

s~ THR ePLENDD sDKwHE1L
MS STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN. d. 8.
ZAmN&xRe WoopHuIL- Commander. Win al
e. from sdger's eouth Thxrt On IA
rRpAY, 31st instant st II O'Clock An.
~ An extra charge Of IS made for Tickets pur.
Chased on board after sailing
aG No Bills Of Lading signed after the steamer
leaves.
~ Through Bills Lading gwen for Cotton to
Boston anG Providence B. L
~ through Bills Of Lading given TO Liverpool.
~ Marine insurance by this line u per ,ent
~ The steamers OF this line ara nrst cIass In
every respect, and their Tables are ruposd with aA
the dencactes OF the New York and Charleston mar.
kets.
For Freight OF Passage, apply to
JAAEs ADGkk 90. Agents,
Corner AdQer's Wharf and East Bay ,Up-rtsirs.) =.
81 CHAMPION 70 follow SATURDAY. Angus
fth, at 6 O'Clock, p. Il,
July 28
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~I HEREBY APPOINT MIR. J. A TOR
RENT to act as nay Attorney, during my absence
from the State. g. q. BROWN.
July % 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28

PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the
New York Suseum of Anatoay, embracing the sub
iects Gov to Live and What to Live for Y0ac1,
Maturity and vlo Age /; Manhood generally revset'
ed the cause OF Indigestion Flatul-nce and Nag-
yous Diseases aeceuuted for Marriage Philosopaa-
cally Considered. sc. Thase Lectures viii be tor-
sarded on receipt of four atamps. by Addressing:
SECRETARY BALIlM0RR MUSEUM OF ANAIo.
MY, No. IA West Baidmore-street, Baltimore. Nd.
april 10 mM 1yr
srDUTCRER's LIGHTNING FLY-KILLBR
Death to the Lvingl Long i've the Killers Sold
BY Dealers everywhere. limo Junr %
EXPLANATION BITTBRs ABE EsPE-
CIALLY recommended to eIergymen lubic speak
e1s and persons of literary habits and sedentny hie,
who require clear mental faculties. which can snl1
be obtained BY reliah for toot and perfect dees.
ton. Delicate females are certain to fG,d In these
bitters health and strength.
MAGNOLIA wATER--s uperior 70 the best imported
German Cologne, and sold st naf the prise.
July n taa,se
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Use noIhing but Lyons Kathairon to dress the
Hair DAG mwf1mo July 20
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19
Dem site Servant Girls.
From the Chicago Republican.


Being aware OF the great lack OF
suit able servant girls in this Western
country beg leave, through the
columns of the the Republican, TO
suggest TO the ladies ami gentlemen
of Chicago and neighborhood the idea
and utility of some steps being taken
in connection with Dubuque. Iowa
and other large cities of this western
world, To import snch household as.
sisiants from the Poor Law Unions
and other resources in Great Britain
where tens of thousands OF girls
and young women have to seek live
'ihnod and mcJe out a miserable cx
istence IN the poor paying trades
shops an,l mannfaetoric--some even
10 working on the coal vi, banks aud
World-work ii only for men. Per-
haps it is not generally known that
he English screws aud painted pot
tories imported into this country, are
The work OF female handS-because
they can not obtain situations "a do
nestle servants Large numbers Of
-nch girls ard youn- W men from Ii
- 81 ears ct ag,. are CONSTANTLY b
ing shipped Ia Aus raiia NeN Z IL
aud aad Canada lhink league
could and may be established aud
institutions formed 10 cooperate to
| grther for supplying ourselves with
such persons from abroad and ven.
lure To ask why such household as
sistants may not as we'll be got ul
here as at Toronto and on the sea
board OF this great continent. The
thing may DO worked if properly
AIKEN ~ hand by energetic persons
at both sexes, in conjunction will
nc societies on the easterly shore
of the Atlantic The subject is now
oroached tor the consideration OF th,
ladies' and gentlemen housekeepers o
hrcago aud neighborhood. and j
any one thinks the idea can he enter
aimed, shall be very happy TO cor
respond with them on the subject, o
take any part or do anything | may
De thought competent To carry Out
and offer opinions and suggestion
tor ne fur, herance Of the matter, am
carrying out Of he scheme SO Us no
20 he wholly dependent only on tb
class Of servants we now have.
JOHN wHATM0RE
Hridgworth Farm, Dunleith, Ill.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19
A Boys Evenings.

Joseph Clarke was a. fine lnoking
healthy hoy as ever left the country
10 20 Into country : ore. His cheek
was red with h. alth, his arm strong
and his step quick. His master liked
his looks, and said that boy womb
make something lie had been "a
clerk about six months, when Mr..
Abbott observed change 10 Joseph
His cheek grew pale, and his eyes
hollow. and he always seemed sleepy.
Mr. Abbott SAID nothing for while
At length, finding Joseph alone in
The countiug-room one day, he asked
MIN if be Was well.
Pretty. well sir answered Joseph.
You look sick of late" said Mr..
Abbott.
Il have the headache sometime-. :"
the young man said
What gives you the headache p
asked The merchant.
II do not know as know sir"
do you go 10 bed in good season."
Joseph blushed As early AZ most
of he boarders," he raid.
How do you spend your evenings.
Joseph r.
Oh, sir, not a. my pious mother
would approve" answered the young
man.. tears starting in bis eyes.
Joseph, said the old merchant.
your character and all yonr future
usefulness and prosperity depends
upon the way you spend your eve
nj ga Take my word for il, il is
young mans evenings that will make
him or break him
The warning was timely one. and
proved effec,ual. He realized that
he was exposing himself To Influences
that would inevitably work his ruin,
and at once changed his course
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19
E.Siafr of Kelly.

S,TATf OF WIsco,sIs, =. In Probate. Grant County
> Grant County, Court.
In the nj tier Of the guardianship OF John Kelly,
Anna L Kelly and MIii,m q. Kelly minor heirs Of
William Kelly deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of Michael McNa-
mee guardian OF said min representing among 9th
things his .aid wards seized of certain real
in the ecnnty of Grant nd ST tie OF Wisconsin.
and that is necessary tn the should be cold, and
praying license to sell the same; and it appearing
the court from sfid petition that II is or
port and education of the said minors to sell said
real estate.
1t Is ordered that the next Of kin to said wards
all persons interested said estate appear before the
Judge Of his court Monday the 22d day Of February
!, 1869, al one clock Z. NJ at the Court House in
Lncaste in said county TIL and there to show
any there may be- why license should not be grant
for the sale of said real estate according to he prayer
ct said petition
And il is further ordered that copy Of this order
shall Ice published Tor four successive weeks prior TO
IA day of hearing, in the Grant County Herald,
lily spaper pIlnted aud published at Lancaster
in said county. By the Court
WM. McGoNIGAL, Co. Judge
Dated January 9th, 1862. S-w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19
Exports OF the World.

France exports wines. brandies
silks, fancy articles. jewerly, clocks,
watches, paper. perfumery. and fancy
goods generally.
Italy expo ritz corn. oil. flax. wines.
essences, dyestnffs. drugs, fine mar
bile, soaps. paintings, engravings,
mosaics and salts.
Prussia exports linens, woolens.
zinc, articles of iron, copper and
brass. W *, indigo. ham, musical in
strnments, tobacco, wines and por-
celain.
Germany exports wool. wooden
goods. linens, rags corn, tim Der, iron
lead. fax. hemp, wines, wax, tallow.
and cattle
An~tria expof's minerals, raw. and
manutaci silk thread. glass. tar
grain, nuigall. wines, honey, and
mathematical Instruments.
England exports woolens. hard
ware. glass, earihenware. cutler
iron, metallic wares salt, coal, watch
-. silks, Tin linens.
Russia eypnr tailow fax. hemn
| Fl 'nr, iron. copper. iusccd lard
hides wax duck cordag.. brisrles
fur. potash. and tar
Spain exports wines. brandy oil
fresh and dried fruits, quicksilver
sulpher, salt, cork, saffron, silk anC
and woolens.
China exports .ea rhuharh musk
ginger. zinc borax, silks. cassia
filasr"e works, ivory ware and per
relain
| T.rkev exports coffee, opium
silks, gums, dried fruits, tobacco, wins
"amei's hair. carpets, camlets shawl
and morocco.
| Understand exports silks, shawls
carpet, opium. sal'peter, pepp r gum
indigo. cinnamon, @ clinical, dia
monds, pearls and drugs.
Mexico exports gold and silver il
digo. cochineal, sarsparila. vanilla
.iaSap, fnssic, campcachy wood pnmen
-. drugs and dyestnffs
Brazil exports coffee indigo, rice
hides, dried meats. tallnw, gold. dia
monds and other precious stones
gums. mahogan, and India rubber
East India exports cloves, nutmeg
mace. pepper, rice, indigo, gold du~'
camphor, benzine. suiphor, ivor
sandal wool, ratans. sine and nuts.
Switzerland exports cattle, cheese
butter, tallow. dried fruit, lime, stiket
velvet laces, jewelry, paper and gun
powder
japan exports tea, leather, silks
lace queenwarcgold and silver, ant
fancy ware.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19
Sunmons--BeacsI.

.rTArE or WIsCoNsIS Cir, nit court in and for
In vacation Of said court. viz: Au ust 18TH 1865.
Summons money demand
George Howe plaintiff George }. Be ch aud Josiah
Il Beach. defendants.
The STATE Of Wisconsin to the Defendants here named
You are heie by summoned and required to
the complaint in & action, copy OF which is herewith
served upor you al To copy OF yohr anAwer
to the said complaint tn subscriber al my oice in
the village Of Lancaster County Of 5rant and State
Wisconsin aforesaid, within twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive u the ~ SUCK service
aud If You fail the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action will take
Judgment against you for the OF ore hundred aud
nj etyseyen nd iUUth. dollars, With interest there
tom this Sth dsy OF September ID. 500. besides
casts OF his suit 2 DEWEY
La cast Wi. Aug 10, 1858 T. aintf Atty.
Lancaster " is.
N. B--The summons and complaint in sad action
duly flied ia the office Of the Clers of sid court at
Lancaster Aforesaid he 10Th day oi August A. b 1868.
2sw7 W. Y. DEW Ky. P,frs Atty.