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WINTER IN FLORIDA.
MCPHERSON"
POLITICAL MANUAL FOR 1909.
Including
CLASSIFIED SUMMARY
Of the important

CLASSIFIED SUMMARY
Of the important
EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE. JUDICIAL
POLITICO-MILITARY,
GENERAL FACTS OF THE PERIOD,
FROM JULY Is, 1868. TO JULY rs. 1859.
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON, IL. D.,
Csrk ofhs ous. Of Representative, Of the United stasI
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
l. MEMBERS OF CABISEr OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND
OF xLru CONGRESS.
GENDER l. Is6S-RseoHHrae'On' aud other e'H'fo'srsa
I'LL POLITICAL VOTES xLrH CONGRESS- THIRD SESSION.
CONDENSATION OF PRESIDENT JOHhsoNs PROF.
oSITIOE RESPECTING PAYMENT or THk PUBLIC
w. xvrH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
y. MEMBERS OF CABINET OF PRESIDENT GRANT AND
KILN CONGRESS-
v, POLITICAL VOTES IN FIRST SESSION or xLIn CON
GREss
VII PRESIDENT GRANTS INAUGURAL ADDRESS AND MES
SAGE ON RECONSTRUCTION, AND OFFICIAL PROOLA.
NATIONS OF TIKI YEAR
VII oRpFRs on Observation-Disclosures MILITARY
ORDERS UNDER RECONSTRUCTION AcTs-SEw CON.
sTIruTIoS or TExAS
TX JUDICIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or ATToRHBr-GRsERAL
on JURISDICTION or MILITARY COMMISSIONS.
K STATE PLATFORMS OF 1869.
H VOTES OF STATE LEGISLATURES OK PROPOSED xVrH
AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION or UNITED
| STATES
XII. STATISTICAL TABLES
| XIII MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
| Ore Volume Bound In Cloth
| PRICE. oSg DOLLAR
| Sent By mall On receipt Of pnes - ,,,,rvv
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
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III "THE TlNB THAT TRIED MEMS SOULS"
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XIV PQuli1STs
XVI TRIUNPii
XVII LOGFADiN DAYS.
XVII TIKI TRIBUNE
* SoSiSLiSIic RPFoRTS
xii XII mm1EGihgf FULLER
XXIIL BEGGARS AND BORROWERS
XIV. DRAMATIC MEMORIES
XXy OLD zACL ,,,p,ov
XII XVI. 5SSGHlss AS II a2S $3.50
A xxlx. LANE sGrERIoR-MIyIYG-cH 1cAeo-Tng PMAL
XXX THEG GREAT SEStTORS-rIR COMPROMISE OF 1850.
xxx IIGorEzTllE MoGJg gs,g KxP Ts TI5yv
xXxE T IiiR SLAVERY SSHI CO coSfRovEtSE
XIV xxxy TiiiE SRw BiiA is PoLIrIcS
f 65HYt NJ f E4ssaiya 49,, ,.,,,r,.
A1 xXxrx EGaOPE RRvlsIffb-PAR SWITZERLAND.
III ahSks SGSGgESS SroI II: Long c'T.::, S'
TMI Lf LINZ .c6SS iIs pfIsS oiA~
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4. CIVIL WAk-AA IlAB AND IOHolbhN
L. ABRAHAM lincoln
LII JEFFiENON DAVIS
LII WHITING HISTORY
LIy MY DEAD.
MIsCELLANIEs.
LITERATURE IS A VOCATION.
POETS ASD POETRY.
REFORMS AND REFuRMERS
mr. GROUNDS or PROTECTION
SUNDAY LECrrEtNG REMlNlS(ENCE6
A DAYS RIDE ~ MAINE
AuN's EIuF ACROSS TIE ALLEtHANIEh
NIGHT RIrE ACROSS IllB PRAlkIbA
WtErEE FLOOD ~ ILLINOIS.
MARRIAGE And DlNOkCE Discussion between hoTaee ofeeJ
al Robert Dale Osch.
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NEWYOKk AND NEW-HANEN Raj


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AT Mr. Trowbridge's rural poems, which are, we
think the truest things that he writes. He has
fine feeling for nature though rather in detail than
IN masses and Just the words which ne needs TO paint
sk--a FRESH simple unhackneyed diction When he
confines himself to fact he writes happily but never
when he departs from 1t. Let us take the opening
stanza OF bis Frozen HarbOr." which a whole
may claim the merit of picturesqaeness. and see
what he makes out Of Winter:
"Wheu Winter encamps on our borders.
And dius his white beard In our nils.
And lays his broad shield over highway and field
And bitches his tents Oh the hills,
In the wan light wake, aud see on the Lake.
Like n glove by the night winds blown,
With hhgers that crook up creek and brook,
His shining gauntlet THROWN
An impersonaton. to be worthy of the name,
should he something tangible and complete-a figure
which can be seen as a whole by the minds eye and
whose employment for the time being-the moment
seized upon by the pOet-should neither imply con-
fradictiOns nor more movement than can be taken
In at a glance. The representations OF Spenser fulfill
these conditions as do most of Grays; even Mr.
LODgfellOws generally correct though they draw
but little on the imagination of his readers What
has Mr.. TrOwbridge made of Winteri An indefinite
old man who simultaneously eDcaInps OH the border
of a country drinks from its rills, lays his shield
loosely about and pitches his tents on high ground
aud whose gauntlet the poet sees with its finger
erooking up the wateTcOurses looking like what il il
"a glove There are twenty-five stanzas of this sort
eleven being occupied with Mr. Tcowbrdge's relec
lions on the frozen harbor which Of course he find
an image of himself aud his life.
The truest poems in MIR. Trowbrdges volume ar
those Of rural cast and the truest Of those are in
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" Passenger and Freight Depot
uects Hampton Junction With the svse iekasan aud West
Railroad and Eaon with the Lebeh Valley Railroad ne
neeton forming le Pttsbggh Me
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Hlasital Snstrumtnts.

A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-BarmOre's
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,Lst d.y ON y n Tau This 10 the oug hns '"s'"s 'N-s
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s r. m-For Soiuervile and Flennrion.
. m.-For Essien ani intermedi4te stations
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tho Hcly Mass, as that usually takes place at
an early hour, with much more deoorum and
solemnity, as we'll as with greater privacy and
less parade. That, he says, will be in much
better taste, andmuch more in conformity with
the spirit of the Catholic Church. To prevent
abuses in the contrary direction. he enioins
that whenever marriage is to take place
without tho Holy Mass, and the officiating
clergyman has reason to anticipate large at
tendance of the curious, who will be likely to
conduct themselves in the church OF God with
little more decorum than they would in an ex-
hlblflon hall or in theatre, he shall insist, as
preliminary condition to interposing his
ministry, that the attendance shall be confined
to Limited number, to be admitted only by
card or invitation. When both the contract
ing parties are Catholics, the marriage is al
ways to be celebrated in the church, unless
the residence of the bride be at least three
miles distant from the church.
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Gost ano .sounS.

OST OR STOLEN. A GRAY PAHEur
~ ~ with scarlet tail; it speaks many words ana
cans aioud TOT Amelia towards night. A reward viii
oAuh-I. i" January IA
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HRUIr FARHI FOR SALE. NEAR
~ AIKEN. 8. o:-THRRR HUNDRED AUREs.-
Inc larm has nearly ave thoussnd fru,t tree, con-
s.snng oiPe ch Apple. Cherry. Plum, Pomegranate.
Fig, Fear go: Also, variety OF small fruits, as.
aaspberrles: Strawberries. ,mported Blaekberries.
i've aores OF the Choicest Grapes Of various kinds
Ono nundred aorsS Of the landts cleared, and good
farming ~ ana; the balance ia WOOD lan,i. For fur
ther partculars apply TO JAMES W. MAY.
Northwest sideof Covrtaeuse.
Dscember " limo Charleston. A. g.
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No Rent.

VTNO RENT, UNTIL FIRST JUNE NEXT
4 avery desirable RESIDENCE In W, stern Part
II city near Wentworth street, having every conve-
nience ior genteel family, such as gas, cstern &C.
&C., ana very convenient to City Railway Apply at
No. g MARKET-sIRKET. Is january j. !,
TTyU REMT.-ONM ROOM TO RENT
or h for or
STREET. between King and Archdale streets.
January12 - s
~ RDCEKY STORE TO RENT-THAT
49,. - nne Oid stand corner Of Btng and Clifford
G. d. AHRENS & co. ~ 1ea. -
January z tFi;J 10
A yERY PLEASANT SUITE OF APART.
~ MENIS to rent. with piazza and private stair
II desired. apply at No. 50 KINa-s1 REEF. a few few
doors below Gradd. tuths November II
YNO ,R tc II, A FARM, SITUATE ON
~ Cooper River. eight miles from the city, con-
;ining 4o acres between s5 and 10 acres open and
a narn stable and negro houses. Apply at THIS OF
FlCE. M stuth January2
ITO LEAsE, A FIRsT-CL ASS sEA rs
IL LAND Cotton and Provision PLANTA rION.
near the ocean. 25e acres cleared, new dwelling.
negro houses and other buildings. for planting
sn nj Ing on the fences
J. FRASER Ma AiHEWEs,
0anoary1 stnths6 No. 56 Broed-street.
VALUABLE SAW MIL RROPRuTY
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quarter OF mile from the South Carolina Railroad
for terms, &c, apply to CHIsOLM BROTHERS.
Ad9er,s Wharf. tuth,3 ,anuary 10 !
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Thousand four hundred and eighteen acres, large
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ANY Information desired will be furnished by Che
undersigned. LOUIS MoI,AIN '--'
r Assignee of III, Read.
ohAoaryo AH$ N gtuthAml
THO RENT. A PIANO, I'm GuOD 1lr, f,fngs
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SSTSA M ESGiNEs FOR sALE CHEAP,
NJ u applied for Immediately 10
~ One 12horsa Portable ENGINE
~ One 4-horse Por able Engine
4, CAMERON. BARKLEY& g. co.
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland strsets.
Jaluary1 A-'S'O 40
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efor Sale.

EOM SALE. TWO PRIME LARGE
IL WORKING MULES. and fast saddle ana nrast g.
Rghss. Inquire at NO. 50 sTAfE-SIREET.
OanuAFy IL ffaCA
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The Cotton and Corn Crops.

We take the following tables Of the cot
ton and corn crops Of the several States.
in the year just closed, from the monthly
report Of the Department Of Agriculture
now in press:
The cotton Drop, which in the early part
OF th0 season promised largo falling
of from that OF 1867, was 90 mnohh
favored by the fall weather. in the Gulf
States especially, as to warrant the belief that
the market receipts will fall little below the
ngnres for the crop Of the preceding year,
great crop OF 1850, and bring al, equal Of
greater sum OF m ,ney to the planters. The
90ilOwing are the department. estimates and
the crop 10 moro likely 10 run over than uniier
these figures 'sFl m '-''>~'A
xo..s c. Rdlas
Gg O1gu CssIonna. 1AO 600,
SSI.., SonSm Il $50 goo
F|esias z. ssSss ssSss
Ar Alaban,a 2e50Oo
Tn,s;s;snpp 400 600
Msa @' $50 600
aUsass. UH.sS =. 100000
~ ~. nessaoseS 166 600
M aenMessee s ........ 100000
'au' O'i'0r Otases. 76 COO
M, Iosal ..., q, 800 900
yOo baiss, while the actual receipts proved "a
De =, ~ 700 bales. The estimate for 1S88 waA
= ,oo0:V 9 9DaieS, ana tho actnaa receipts were
tfef &5 s VI coRM. AZ,
Ihe GollQWiMg table takon from the sama
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THE DISTRICr COURT OF THE
Il UNITED SyAIES, FOR SOUTH CAkOLINA-
January TERM. 1s69.-IN THE NATTER OF
pAT, yAS T,T,9M MITCHELL, SdB L. Of $500, BANKRUPT
rE!iIioN f,1 II FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGES
IN IN 5ANAhUPTCY-Ordcred That a hearing be had
on G Sae DAY OF JANUARY 1859 at FEEDER
a. Oourtnouse IN Charles ton s. c.. and that all Crcdi
place, and show cause. If any they can, why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be gripted.
ana al toa the second and third meetings Of Creditors
VI VI sa1a BANKRUPT will be bed at tt Office of J. O.
CAhpENIEk. Esq, Registrar Of the Second Con
g.ess!onai District, s. G., on TwENTYsIxTH DAY OF
1859. DANIET. RI nngr 10Y =. pIGW IsG1uafy'
January IA TIA
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TN The DISTRICT COURT OF THO
January AIRY TERM. 1s69.-IN THE MATTER or
:; J,,,r,lB c; BETHUNE. M OF -----, DANKRUPT.-
EDITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DIaCHARGE
IN BhNhhUPTCY.-Ordered That a hoarine DO
M had on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBnuAnY 1859,
az Federal Courthouse in Charleston $. g.. and
at said time and place. and show cause if any thew
can, why the PRAYER of the pc ioner should not be
g1an.ea. q AND that the Sc ond and third meetings
OF j. c. CAKPIN ER, Esq Registrar of second
congressional District, 8. O., on the TWELFTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1869, at II M. 80
1861. DANIH1. NE 4oei HnRIn NY 1s "a January
January IA th3 For South rornI,n
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TN THE DIsTRICT COURT OF THE
JANUARY TERM, 1S69-IN TIE MATTER or
Pn9I, P NJ; !aM !HaAME1IM, YIN, OF GLaRENDov, BANKRUPT.
IN Ordered, That a hcor;no ha
IA nad on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1863 at
re Federai Courthouse in Charleston 8. G., and that
time ana. place. and show cause, if any thew can.
wny t6e prayer of tho petitioner should not be
granted; And that the second and third meetings
office Of J. G. CARPENTER. Esq Registrar Of
second Congressional District, 8. c. on rwEIrrH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1860. at IL nj. -
BY order OF the Court. the 18th day of January.
18Sv: DANL. HORLBECK
clerk the District Court of The United States fer
South Carolina. tbs Jannnrw -
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~ RDCEKY STORE TO RENT-TFvAT
IN fine Old Stand, corner Of Ring and Clifford
streets. is now vacant. Terms moder- te. Apply to
O d. AHRENS l. co. i, ~ -aH
January r,{ ttsi 10
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porrraD Wines AND I,r0Uons, l.s,

AApAI Msa RasA fot has hts ccr}i iAs&ke 0s aaa 10
x1ty W1sw1SR HUI sSTaD4x B.s&
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! feel bound to say, that regard your Selma ans
as being IN every respect pre.sminently pure. and
deserving OF medical patronage At ali events il ii
the purest possible article OF Holland Gin. hereto
tore unobtainaole. and as such may bo safoIy pre.
scribed by physicians. pt0'
t DAVID L. MOTT, M. d.
Pharmaceutical Chemist. New York
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TN THE DISTRICT COUFsp of TiaM
IAN 1AMUAnY TERM. 1869.--1N THE MATTER OF
PpIS1n PR4f@2oa LEI S.If OF De- E7: ~ go: BANKRUPT
IN BANKRUPTOY.-Orde- red. That q nearinr he had
on the 0enty-sigMh day Of January 1885, at Federal
oourthouse IN Cbarieson, O.. and that oil Credi-
tors. &C. OF sold Bankrupt appear at said time and
place, and chow cause, II a1y they can why the
p aver OF the Petitioner should not be granted; and
eaid Bankrupt will be held at the once OF j. g. CAR
PENTER, Esq. Registrar Of second Congres essional
DISTRICT South Carolina, on the toe t-ssM day of
January. 1869. at 10 Nj.
1869. nsM1ET. IL uHsTpTHW 10y ri SH,1uary'
olorn OI she District Court Of the United States for
ooutn carolina. tbs January