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NorIcR.-A matter in which every
property holder in the South is inter-
ested-" The Mississippi Valley Immi-
grafton Labor Company" The books
for subscription to the capital stock of
this company are now open at the
Offices. of L. NJ. Apperson & Co, 1885,
Front street, harrington d Howell,
26S Front street, and w. r. Hunt, 10
Union street, and it is hoped, in an
enterprise in which all are so deeply
interested, that every one will come
forward promptly and subscribe with
out,further solicitation.
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HOUSE, SIGN, sTEAmAoAr
And Ornamental Painters.

DATTENTEEs OF DELINEATED GLASS
il Advertisements
g. All manner Of Fancy Glass Signs exc
cuted with neatness and dispatch
STRAUSS & POPE,
fvT7 s5aaMain Street.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
u. s. Mail Lfne-For Fort Gibson direct.
THOS. II. ALLEN. ..... Reese Pritchard, master
This splendid passengersteamer .@
viii leave for the above on 4zG
MONDAY, 18th inst, ats pm
T. A. KENDIG, Agent.
iva 30i Front ST.. Mosby Block.
United States Mail---For Wiekburg, Mondays
and Saturdays.
ONE of the C~Ompany's fine Pas d.
~ senger Steamers will leave OnA1
the following days, making all Way Lend
ings between Memphis and Vicksburg:
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY, July a, at pm.
RUBICON, MONDAY, July %, ats PM.
LUMINARY, SATURDAY, July 81, at S pm.
JULIA, MONDAY, August 2, at 5 pm.
Freight received at the st. Louis Wharfboat.
ty23 FLFM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRl NeS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Open on the LIST Of Iune Next.

1T IS capable OF accommodating Gom l&e
The buildings were erected at a cost OF sew
erai hundred thousand dollars, and are large
and cOmmOdious COTTAGES separate ana
alstiuct from each other.
bracing, and the sccnefy u~nsaIpasssa ~
beauty by any In the moUntains OF Ntrglnla:
Tle round are eLteuslf and cOYefed WIG
beautiful shade trees.
The entire premises have been thoroughly
repaired and painted ana newly mrnlaneoi
Extensive baths, billiard aud bowling sa-
lO0us-all newly erected.
Livery stables.
Post-Ohice, express, telegraph and ticket
offices, communicating villa al points NSftH
and South, are on the premises.
The tables are supplied with every delieacy
OF this and other ~narkefS
Tie cellars are stocked with choice wines
asza LQUCE.
GB~ Passengers All p1rcnase tickets 70 BIZ
TUNNEL. on the Virgins n tennessee
railroad, when the cars On the springs
Branch railroad, belonging tothe prqpfietors5
willard passengers directly ~ the fecepufa
pousp,
BOARD.
Per LAY, s. ". Per Week, "a; Per Month, 80.
For longer period and large parties, special
rates win be charged AdqresS
WILSON e LORERTA,
m9y@ PrQprietpr.s
CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS,
Twenfy-one Hours from Memphis, eonnset'
ina at Lebanon IHnetiaH--Th e only
Change Of Cars,
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STEAMB0ATs
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

FOR yIcKsBURG.
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Chairman Committee on Opening Books.
Papers favorable to the enterprise
will please insert this notice as often
as they may deem proper,
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DISSOLUTION.

u<HE arm of wARDLOW & KINGDoE Is
Il heseby dissolved by mutual consent.
W W. Kingdom assumes all debts, n is au-
thorized TO receipt for all due the old firm.
jy2l
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AesiphIs aad White River Packet Company,
United States haI Line,


Aesiphle aad White River Packet Company,
United States haI Line,
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT
Passenger Packet OF hes@azsI
above line will leave Memphis every Tuesday
and saturday az o'olnek pm, for ali points
on Little Red anu White rfyBes rs high mp as
JacksonpOrti
TUESDAY
DIES ARC D. gli0t, SaSer
SATURDAY
J. A-ndotas Nsst9'
Making close connections with the raiiroaa
at DeVau's Bluff for Little Rock and all points
above on the Arkansas river; at JacksonpOrt
with light-wateT packets for BatesViileanU All
points ON upper White river; also ter foca-
hontas, Powhattan, and all points on Black
river. This line viii give through bills Of
lading to Little Rock and all points above on
the Arkansas river, and all points on White
Little Red and Black rivers. Also, ticket pas
sengers through TO all above points Freight
received nj all times by the agents.
JOHN .. ADAMS, President.
ACEI ELLIOTT & MILLER,
t' SEE E Ee. Z FrGIEC2ade street.
I. r. KENpfG,
{eIS a0l Front ST., MGsby bl0ch.
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CAPT. r. r. Bowman.......Sam c. Paine, Clerk
WILL leave Memphis FOR HELL @
w ENA, LANGUILLE and -
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY. at ,
o'clock pm.
sablQ 2gIL Madison street.
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likely that his Excelieney Governor scstt
will have anything to do with the contract
for the work. Then, again, there is the dam
ger, that the Blue Ridge Railroad when
Completed, may be tapped 50 as to draw OF
the trade OF the West to Georgia and Port
Royal. This would be serious injury to
Charleston and the low country, although
it might not seriously affect the upper dis
tricts, which would at once obtain their
breadstuffs and provisions direct from the
West, instead Of by the way Of Charleston
These are the opinions Of some Of the
coolest heads in the State, and Ne trust that
the Ashevills Railroad wf1i NOT be forgotten,
vhsteyer the fate Of the Blue Ridge line.
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The ArAevtlIe Ratlrosd.

The people in the upper part of the State
are deeply interested in the success Of the
proposed railroad from Spsrtsnburg, 8. G
10 Ashevills. N c., and assert that the
project has many advantages over the costly
Blue Ridge Railroad
In the FIRST place, it is believed that Il Z
'A-hev'lle Railroad would undoubtedly ben
,eft very largely the whole s,a,e, from the
mountains to the seaboard. 1t pnsses
through the heart Of South Carolins, III
necting directly with Columbia and Charles.
ton, through which cities the tide of trade
and travel would flow. The cost of the
road will. of urse. bs far less than that
Of the Blue Ridge Railroad, and it is not
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rneu: wu,ch NAV, sprlng up. Several Virginia
Radicals arc hs1s, and take more hopeful
view Of the situation Of affairs in their State
than at any time since Walkers election.
General Cauby's course in exacting the test
oath FROM members Of the Legislature will, 1t is
believed, enable the Radical Republicans to
aeaiukeep the State out OF the control OF the
Democrats.
Letters Aom Cuta to the 9th give encour-
aging accounts Of the hopes and situation OF
the revolutionary forces. The recent general
ccnscription ordered By De Rodas, it is sald,
has had tho effect of largely increasing their
forces. The order gives great satisfaction to
the Cuban leaders, who report themselves pre-
pared tor active field operations. 4be feeling
of dlscontent and characterization among the
slaves is reported to be increasing, and they
are now beyond control. They demand their
freedom, and exact from the Spanish Govern
ment their liberty, as declared by the Cespedes
Government, and, in the absence OF this. they
are organizing and armins themselves for the
purpose Of joining the cuban army. seve'
raj conte sts have taken place between the
negroes and tho Spanish troops-the ne
groes successfully defending themselves
even against superior force. General Quesada
has had several skirmishes with portions OF
the forces Of Lescs, and reports that bis forces
have been successful, aud have taken num-
ber OF prisoners. who are held as prisoners OF
war. and that the desertions and voluntary en-
lls,men.s have greatly increased his force. In
O week or ten days he expected to take pos
session OF Nuevltas. and have control OF a for
tilted town on the coast. General Jordans
army is bei gradually reinforced by oubaus
conscripted. whose sympathies are with their
oounlrymen. The Spanish. forces in his dis
trics are inactl1e. and he is confident that
everything is gorkine right for Cuban inde-
perdence, and that in rhort time his recruits
will be organized and made effective. and that
the few POSITIONS held by valmsseda in his
department Will fall INTO his hands. Both Il
Generals commanding and the Prendent OF the
Republic Of Cuba, express the most positive
belief that the revolution will be successful, II
not By the force Of arms, by the force OF cir
cumstsnoes.
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or vIHGISIA.--THR

T1NivERsIrY or vIHGISIA.-THE
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oil on the first day OF October, and continues with
ont interruption. till the Thursday prece ling The
four Of July ensuing
The or9aulz ition NJ the Institution Is very com.
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and in the Professions OF Law. Medicine aid Engl-
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he expense Of the Academic or Law Student. ex-
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For details send for catalogue.
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DisspIutiouI Of Gppartarrsbip.

nlssOLUTION OF COPAKTN ERsalP
IL The business heretofore conducted IN me GUY
OF Charleston, urder the name OF DENY PNhs5'
ana in the Itty OF Co,umbis under the name OF
N. DENNY. was d,ssolved by mutual consent ON the
18th inst. kDWARD PERRY will conduct the ousl'
ness IN Charleston iu his own name, and Is re.pon
sbIe for al deb.s due by the late concern OF DknHf
J W. Denny alone is re- ponstple for all debts due
by the Coumbis concern. and Will also sign IN
hauiJation or the Columbia business.
JJBN ". DENNY.
EDWARD PERRY.
Charleston. August 20. 1883. 2 August 81
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@ N>URes LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LoSSEs. lis principal business isWith
southern States and to them It appeals for patron
see. 1t hes ample means to fully protect polcyhold
ers and pay oil Losses.
JOHN D. GORDON, p esid,n
B. b. HILL, A. q. CoLQUITT, vict- ct-presidents.
A. AUSTELL. E. HOLLAND, Finance Committee.
". O. MORRIS, y, cretary.
BOARD o. DIRECTORS
atlanta Ga.-JoHN B. GoRcoN. A. AusTEIL, E. W.
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JOHNSON.
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EFT lHoXAs.
Columbia, q. o.-wAps HAMPTON.
Auausts, Gao d. Pz1srzx. EDWARD THOMAS.
Madison, CAD. e. ByrLER-
Washington, Ga.-RoBERT looms.
Cuthbert, CAB J. SMTH.
Newton, GA. b. CoLoUrTT.
Charlotte. N. C.-WM ,HHsTos.
Allendale S.U-b. L. WIILlEaHAk.
Greensb boro, n. U.--W. A. CALDWELL
j. II. MILLGV. General Agent,
No. 2NX BRoAD.sTREEr, AraU<rA. Ga.
August 1e Dsc 2mos
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CT. cLOuD aoTEL.

This NEW AND ComMOL IoUs HoUsE, TOCAJ
ED corner oil Broadway and Forty-ascold-s,reet,
possesses advantages a other houses for the &C
conmodstioD y. its guests II WAS built expressly
for fr.t-clqss family boarding house-the rooms
beng large aud en- suite. heated ny siean-Tiih not
anu cold ter and furnished second TO none; while
the culinary department. is Il, the most e1perienced
bands, at riding gicsts an unequaEed table.
One OF Atwood's PIirnt i.levaors 10 also among
the 'modarn improvements" ana at the service Of
guests at all hours.
The Broadwa, and University Place Cars pass the
door every iour niuutes, runnin' froLn the City
Hail TO Central PAX, while the sixth ari eventh
Avenue ines are hut short block IN either eide,
afiording ample facilities for communicating With oil
he depois, steamboat landings, nlacesIof a'rnse'
ment and business Of the great metropolis.
MORE & nOLLEY, Proprtetors.
Iarch u tnos
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.


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FOREST LIZ IN ACADIE, keicnes OF Sport and
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IHE NEW AF MITES OF FAITH, A Plea fol
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us"ript; Jean Inglelow's Mopsa the FAIRY.
January 1vr
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ENOn sALr, THE DESIRABLE RESI-.
L. DrN.E. near Hampstead mal-the House
and Lot. No. "a Amerca-street, one doOr south ot
BIsk,, on east .de of .aid street. lhe Lor measures
in front ;.me' ci-stree: eS feet inches. dep b
$50 feet or less, with the ar portion Of the
lot on the south, - feet - i1cnvs. On til /,
pre- iscs IL gu ,ssntiaIly ut twoand-a half srarv
wooden IwellIn1o brick f'unidton containing
Eve equ re looms, with gas f1tur,s n order. o
dressing oom pantry Ind huish,d attlcs, and "ou
BILE PIAZZA, al overe with heavy TIN lately repant
Q and private stairway; also, tRo story Kitchen
With tour looms, .oIchhuuse stable and loft
&C.; also an excessive cistern, built with file ing
wall an o good wei OF choice spring water, eaco
furni.hei with modern u.np. An open fence iu
front. win ev r-reen hedge. also f)wer garden In
front, extensive vine OF choice grapes nov tp tull
bearing v-gotAb!e garden and fruit trees eomprfs
ing sweet orange pects ine peach. plum fg, &C.
The uegh orhooj is notorious as he 'lthy location
Possession can be gwen Immediately.
For terms &c. . ply to El.WARD c. tn AR1N,
No. GuInn-street near Old Posiothce or on the
premises August 10
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TlUR SALE, -FOUR mcC CSRrHY KOL-
L LER GINS. second hand, but little used
l Prem un Farm Grist MI !, "Proseus" Patent
l Hand.power teel Grist Mil
ls Ploughs, Of varied and most approved patterns.
all hut little used. an ut low prices
/ Cotton eaker
Four.horse Power steam Epgine second hand, in
goon condition.
Apply to CAMERON, BARLEY CO.,
Nor beast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
August 1m1
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Rotifts iu Daukruptfp.

TN4TnE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOB SOUTH CAROLINA
AUGUsI rERM, lsso-N THE l MArIEa ,OP oP
FILL, AND FiNA, DIHoHA AGE IN BANKRUPT.
cY.-ordered Tint hearing be had on the sEyEETH
DAY or OcTonEs A, D. 1859, at Federal Court.
house in Charleston, 9. c.; and that al Creditors
nlsse and shoE causa II any they csu, why the pray
or Of the petitioner should mot be granted. ,o.o
BY order Of The Cou: the 18Th day Of auausi, isos
=, DANIEL HORLBECK
Clerk OF the District Court Of the o. b. tor ;; G.
Auuust 81 "
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RARL KsTOH HOT Il l. 4,
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FIRsT.CL.SS BOrEL 81 UATED IN A
pleasant location and in the business portion of the
cit repd.r 1t the most desirable Hotel tor slther
permanent or trans rent 9uesis he accommodations
are unsurpis ed hav u c1'ens!ye suites "i elegantly
fu uisned ap .rmepts 10. f'miies single gentle
men The proprietor will endeavor 10 matntain the
biph reputation joyed by the charleston" as q
frat class bouse, Nd e1oft Sl be Spared to de-
serve continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon it
The best Of Lively accommodations Will be found
adjoining the establishment.
The house 1. supplied With the celebrated rte.
sian Water Of which delightful ba:hs cah be bad
either day or night 4. b. tCK-Oh,
July Is Proprietor.
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Strung Ma.biuss.
THE UNIVERSAL FAvvKITE, ! i
i II
WILCOX Sc GIBBS,
SILENT SEWlsG machine.

THIS MACHINE STANDS THUS FAR UNR1.
VAILED as q FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, and
has taken The place OF over forty double tnreao ma.
chn sin this city. Reliable Agents wanted IN all
large towns IN she state.
d. B. HASELTUN,
No. 307 KING->TREET,
Wilcox Gibbs Agent of South Carolina.
NEEDLES, OIL SILK, &C., constantly on hand.
REPAIRING as usual stuth1 , May1
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4 UGTIONEEES, b K DIX E:Ks, .ND
n others Wishing "' or Sale' Flaeards, Business
Cards or other Joo Printing executed with neat
apss and dispatch will consult their interest by eav
ing their orders at TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No
149 East Bay.
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JNOR SALE, OLD NEWSPaPERs iN
II any quantity. Price rs cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrappduv paper That can be used. Ap-
ply at the Office Of TIE NEWS March
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G6u. atiaaal.
ASHING TON COLLIE GE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
PRESIDENT, GENERAL B. e. LEE,
AIDED By ru1L CORPS OF PROFESSORS.

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER lSrH.
1883, aud closes Ju. 9 18th, 1870
In addition 70 the REGULAR Collegiate Course. the
Professional schools OF Law and civil and Nlniug
Engineering, are iu full operation.
Necessary expenses from $3.50 to 1915.
For catalogue, address n. LEIGH.
July i9 limo Clerk Of Fac lty,
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THIS HOUSE Is SILL OPEN FOB TIE Ao
CoMMoDATION of visitors.
TEa1h-si1ty dollars is6o) per month.
B.M wALPOLE, Agent
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GuARD1A' MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
Orga nod In 1859
ALL POLICE, NON.FoRFErrABLE.
HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO oNoTES REQUIRED.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND so tFFTYl PRR CENT.
Policies In force.................S2 ..S25.Oo0 600
annual fneomc. .... fnn nnn
Losses Paid a1d,...................... oO0,OVV
OFFICERS,
w.H. pEckHAM, President,
WM T. HOOKER, President.
L. HoADAM. Secretary and Actuary.
GA. FUDGcKAR. Superintendent
prRKcIoRs.
Hon. JOHN A. D1x, New York.
Hon. JANIS HARPER, Firm OF Harper Bros, eI.
Mayor New York.
JOHN ]. CRANE. President Bank Republic.
VIM II. vERk1LYE Banker (yermiye co.,
OHAs G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking coms
"psny.
Hon. GEORGE opDYKE, ex.Msyor of New York.
MMoT q. MORGAN, Banker
THOMAS RIaNEr, Firm Thomas Rigney Co.
BEsy B. HEB Man. Treasurer New York Steam Su-
gar Refining 90 npauy.
AARON ARNOLD. Firm Of Arnold, Constable Co.
RICHARD q. BOVINE, wetmore bowne, Lawyers.
r Y. HAUaHwoUT, Firm E. Y. Haughwout co.
wM WILKINS, Firm Of W. Wilkens Co.
JCLrus q. PRATT. Merchant.
WM. wNaBT Merchant.
CHAs ]. 'TARR, Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
GEO. W. CUTLER, Banker, Halmyra, ~.
GEO. 7. HOPE, President Continental Fire Insur.
snce Company.
JOIN G.. SHE WOOD Park Place.
WALTON Il. PEoKHAX, Corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty. .tbird.street.
EDwARr B. WRIGHT, Newark, NJ.
GEO. W FARLEE. Counsellor.
". L. CoaswELL, Merchant.
GkOIo6E KIM,
GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
Dr.. T. REENSTJERNA. Examining Physician.
H. IsSERTEL,
GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON.
Gf1ee No. 265 King-street.
CHARLESTON, q. O
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