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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-14
GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, January I5.-Rsmovale
from Office under the Fourteenth amend.
mept continue with great rapidly
About one hundred have been removed
during the past three weeks. Robert
Howard, Clerk OF the City Court, was
removed yesterday, and W. Wsshburn
appointed to the vacancy.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD COMPANY IN
CORPoRATED.-The House bill incorpor-
ating the Tennessee and Mississippi
Railroad Association passed the Senate
on Wednesday by s vote Of fifteen to
three, and the Association is therefore
;DcorpoTsted.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

CHARLESTON, Jan. I3.-It is thought
that the question Of negro eligibility
may be submitted TO the Suprsne Court
for decision. Two Democratic papers
suggest that this course be adopted by
the Legislature,
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, n. Y, January 13,-The AS
sembiy to-day tabled q resolution for the
appointment OF q committee TO investi-
gate the affairs Of the Merchants Union
Express Company.
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TELEGRAPHIO MARRETs.
lev YOrh Harket.

NEW YORK. January i3.-Catton more active
and fully &c better; sales II 100 bales; upiands
s9Mc. supernne four S. 75GG IS. Whisky
quiet; fres 81 %. Rice dull. Coffee quiet and
hrm. Cuba sugar uH9lILc. New OrIean.
mO.asses 62GS0c.
Dry Go~1d5-Sprsgue's prints L3GI4Sc. Co.
chico lie. Lowell uEc. Wamsutta loo. Pa.
cIhc I31%c. Bleaehed muslins, Wamsutta, 23Jsc
Lonsdsles lee. Appleton's A heavy brown
sheeliu gs 1870.
Money -TIe market is easier, and the de.
mand on call loans ct 7 per cent. offerings more
liberal. Gold &3s&355s. New TennesSees CSC
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Dissolution of COpartnershlp.

VtHE co~partnership heretofore existing under
/ the style and frm of J. n. OLIVES q CO.,
IS this day dissolved by mutual consent, Wm.
Whitaker having purchased the entire inter-
ests OF Joseph N. oliver asa IN. C. BaTdsiey,
and assumes all the liabilities of said firm.
Either partner can sign the firms name In
Houidatlon. JOSEPH N. OLIVER,
WIN. WHITAKER,
WIN. {. BARDSLEY.
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REyER DISASTERS.

The Steamer Glide Blown Tp-Siz Per
sons EEiIIOd and twenty-five Wounded,
Sense Ea~falIy-The Idaho
SunE-Ne Lives EOsG-EO fsI Loss $780,
zee.
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The Burlesque extravaganza entitled the
WHITE PAWN Introducing all the mammoth
troupe. The roaring Iaree of NAN THE
GO D-FOR NOTHING. Mrs. oates as Nan.
Between the pieces a Melange OF Musical,
Gymnastie and Ethiopian s~peeiagtiss.
Doors open at 81 o'epk O~VeTtareatT ~ o'cl'k.
ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and PaTqustte---....-..---I 90
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BALTTMORE.

BALTIMORE, January Is Hon. Odin
Bowie was installed as Governor Of
Maryland, at noon to-dsy.
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CTOLEN-From my premises, near Forest
- an, shelby county. Tenn, on the night OF
the 4th Inst. a large Yellow Mare Mule, I'VE
years old, full sixteen Hands high, black sIlipe
across her shoulders and several around her
legs. q large knaL On her navel, name and tail
natural. IwIIi give twenty-five dollars for her
delivery to me, or to d. II. Townsend, IN Mem
minis. ga6l w. T. BELTS.
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OPERA o U
Wednesday land Thursday Nights
January 18th and I4th
ONE HUNDRED DOLL4RS
GIVEN AWAY EVERY NIGHT.

LIVERY person purchasing tickets Of admis-
II sion To the amount OF One Dollar, will DO
presented with duplicate numbers, one OF
which Will be put In a box at the entrance and
the other retained by the holder. At the close
OF the entertainment Seven numbers will be
taken rom the box, In the presence OF the au-
fortunate holders OF the corresponding mum
bers:
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By Telegraph
COTTON.

The following table contrasts the ben.
eGts OT Memphis, as n Cotton Market,
over all other cities
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New Orleans Markes.

NEW ORLEANS. January l3-C0ttO1 excited,
closing at az ADVANCE OF &c; middllMgs TO
IKE sales 1859 GALES; receipts 1867 bales; ex
ports l2I2 haie-. Sterling, Bank, 47La4EI.
dis cunt. -Four Gull; suPerhne Sg7 IS; Xxx
81 3097 20; XXX SS4S p White corn re
yellow S3e- Oats dull at GaGfSo. 5ran Gull a.
81 1851 %. Hay dull at S2492b. Pork ina tive
dsrs l4s49I5c SIDES ls1ZGl0c; new sugar cured
hams 4 Sugar firm common I0Ac; prime
l-H9lZ4ci yellow clarified 14Zc. 4Olasses
hrm; common ISOLDE; PRIME 6jg6Sc choice CO
| ~; Coffee steady fair l4A9if4s; Prime
lsA9l64c.
Cineinnats Marke1.
CTNCJSEATI. January l3-Famuy four s. 75a
: Wheat 81 So. Oats G 596lo. Corn CSC. bye
81 30. Cotton higher 2SQzst.c. Whisky 96ag7c.
Pork SD S29 80. Lard l99l5Ac. Bulk shoulders
llZSL4c: sides 1870 Bacon shoulders l31sG
S39+pc. Eggs sos. Groceries fru.
ST. louis zaKEos.
ST. LOUIS. January I2-Tobacco unchanged.
Com 62g6Se. Cats 5595Sc. Barley 81 So. Wits
ky &c. FORK 500. Bulk shoulders I3L&I2lze:
Ci54r sides 1870. Bacon shoulders I14GI3C;
clear sides lT5[c; hams U.s.. Lard l77s1IsEc.
Louisville ERrsxsI.
LOUISVILLE, January Il-TObaceo active ;
sales i3l hhds: Tugs TO medium cutting leafs 81 20
oil so. Cation 27Zc. WHISKY, raw free. 81.
Mees pork $50. Laru I9l5c BuIks shoulders l2Lc :
sides i6@l6Zc packed. Bacon shoulders &c
sides lTSi54c packed. Superdne flour s. 5Oge.
Foreign
LONDON, January I3.-Consols closed at 92S.
U. s. $40 bonds 1915.
LIVERPOOL, January l3-5 p.m.-COttOn closed
cstive; sales z0.e0O bales; UPlands ND; Or
leanslTSsd.
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We return our thanks. to our friends and the
public gen orally for past favors, anu cheerfauy
recommend our former partner for their gem
irons support. JOSEF N. OLIVER.
taI4 VIM. c.
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PARLOR MUSIJ HALL
Near Cor, second ard Jefferson SIS.

& SUPERIOR ORCHESTRA has been en-
n gagged. The Hall has bees fitted up in ez-
eeLent style. Good order VIII De maintained.
The Bsr is stocked with choice brands Of
Wipes and Liquors. j. ". THOMPSON,
10 MananAr
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cAYETIES THEATER,

J. II. ETLY.--..LESSEE AND MANAGER
OSCAR WILLIS.--...-.SrAGE MANAGER
THE leading Variety Theater of the South.
L Open for the Season, with the best standing
Variety Combination that has ever appeared in
the Ity-the performance consisting Of Songs,
Dances, ~Burlesques, -Pantomtmes, etc. New
Stars each week. ADMISSIOS-FIfty Cents 4:
Private Boxes, Five Dollars. Doors open al :
o'clock performances TO commence at quarter
to 6 O'Clock. jaI
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JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 81 Jeher-
L SON Street, entrance In alley. Special at
teution given TO Stair Work. Houses and We
Eandahs framed ready r0z shipr'nS. iupv2l In
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9raaMcnf uIrerfiseueass hdrfng 1s rUA o. ne
paper. fTsf iaSertioH 81 zach St0SeIsenA sASeF-
ttOa 50 ceatS per Sgu04c.
Advertisement a. Hu1t Or heAL coatHht' ~ GINS
gsr lac each Insertion.
Xlauifu dfuertiSelfafs, $ yF yf& ara q ~
eteh additional square. -,
zfreTslsesaests ilserfei al fateTTGlS, 70 Be ehTgeu
90 aesn each i~tstyfsoH.
N7gbfv u.lraguSratGItg inserted "a ne clNnAa
ApnFaI laU Do chaToad o3ae-Sirh uGs1h0i5aL
aaIs-Eseae4tS Inserted a. he MEELbA 'N"t o
cEu-rsd Ha(0fDAILY rates. -,
I8-0l NOfseS % cents per Alc JTN A"9|~'Hs eH0
I71 cents per i3}o per sa0RfH-
Al r,5las5.f a4frzE senclfs, aof from regular az
.-aa.rg arr-v rs PAID FoS ~
49, 81 y1.rr occaytld ~ eiahf lines Of
s03si sJHpCre-
CORRESPONDENCE.
Co-rs-raf.lcr. ca Pfbiic FrrntS, solicited from
.49-- s4rrE Of ne Unlei StIicS.
zEygLIE REATXNG & CO..
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HOUSE AND LOT EOR SALE-Thst valid
u able Rrick House. No. III, with lot Euus
ing 80 feet On jefferson street, end exceeding
back 49, feet To an alley, VIII be sold under 4
decree by the supreme COurt OF Tennessee Gu
Is URSDAY, JANUARY IA, 1863, IN front 81
the courthouse door IN Memphis, BIZ John l.
Browo, Clerk Of Sapreme Court. By Sgree-
ment of partisr, the sale viii be Tor $500 cash
sufficient to pay the debt, interest and c1E1 for
which the sale ia made, and Twelve moutus
time will be given on the balance Parties de-
string to invest Will please cal at ny Office, aE,E
I will take pleasure In shOwiH them the prop
erty. TH0S. WICHERSHAA
No. PusfCfiee BuiI1aug.
Refer to advertisement in the Evening" Post.
Planters BAN of Tennessee Us. + O. Perrin
ct al las
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81 ACRES, opposite Bray's Station. adjOiu-
" ing south side or Memphis and ChgIlast01
Railroad, Is miles east OF Memphis.
100 ACRES, known rs the Giles Farm. on
10 east bank OF the MisSssSiSD f river. ONO.
site lower end CT Island No. 40 and 10 mites
north Of Memphis-8 acres under cultivation.
and about 40 acres GeSdened.
OF on east side OF Bayou Gayoso, ZI feet on
IL Court street, with snail Frame House.
Clear OF lease.
OF on east side o. Bayou. fronting IG feet
- on Madison street. on Wh-cl is a board
Yard. Subject to lease
Z or, with Cotton Shed. formerly B.russ
u Cotton shed, nov used fCr q WagGa Ncrdi
fronting ~ feet on Madison street and IL -ear
on Court street, a few rods Wsst OF Charleston
avenue. Clear Of lease.
I OF on esst side OF Bayou, fronting Is feet
II on north side OF Court street, On which
stands Carroll, Walker & Co.'S COTTON shed.
Subject TO lease.
/ OF, fronting so feet on Charleston avenue.
II on which stands the Grocery ofThos. MIA
honey, and ~extensing 200 feet 10 Court street.
For terms inquire OF
THoS. WICKERsHAE,
Ne. p, Second Floor
ja4 PoS1ofEiee BuigdinE.
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LsOR SALE-One OF the finest PLAETA-
n TONS in the Nississippa Bottom, Situated
50 miles below Memphis IN ArkanSas 2mIlsa
rom = edsos's landing. containing p 0 acres,
with 400 acres in q high sta.s OF cd lsattOu
with dwelling and all DscsssArr ~OGthQu-es,
frame quarters 70 80 hands, good gin andmill,
stables and cribs, together with al TIE muief,
stock and tools. There is noE b or 90 gOOd
hands on the place that cas- Re h1I by the
purchaser. A great bargain can BE- had by early
application on the premises, or O. PRICE 3
TERRY, Commis.ton Merchants, No. Is Union
street, Memphis Tenn.
ia7 \. o. HoRGES
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sr Ticket Office open from 10 am. TO g p.ua.,
when seats can be secured.
MATINEE for Ladies and Children every
Saturday at ? o'clock. Admission. 81 cents
Children, . cents. tai3
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QUEENswARE, nc.
Forfeit

WM. COOPER is at his ed rooms. at =.
w DAYS GALLERY. S33 Mafa street.
Those desiring Portraits BY him would do veil
10 call immediately, a. MS stay VIII be very
short. iqs
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FOB SALE
LAND AND LOTS FOR SALE.

81 ACRES, opposite Bray's Station. adiolu-
81 ing south side OF Memphis and Chg1lsst0r
Railroad, Is miles east OF Memphis.
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r OF on east side OF Bayou Gayoso, ZI feet on
II Court street, with small Frame House.
Clear OF lease.
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I OF on east side o. Bayou. fronting loo feet
- on Madison street, On which is a board
Yard. Subject to lease.
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I'VE have the pleasure of announcing that
this beautiful residence property Will
shortly be
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

is closed by an iron door, and fastened with q
lock which is sealed, so that the door cannot be
tampered with without breaking the SEAL
The New York Republic remarks, in connec-
ton with the Richardson Mcfarland shooting af-
fair at is interesting to recall that Dan Sickles,
George w. Cole and several other men have
been acquitted Of murder under such circum-
stances as comprised the meddlinS Of other men
with their wiles. We do not approve OF such
acquittals. We cannot deny, however, that jurors
OF the period make them. Nor can the other
fact be obscured, that the divorce which Mrs.
Mcfarland is reported to have obtained IN hdl-
ana from her husband will so for much mere
These elastic divorces have received severa
severe shocks recently in our courts, hesideS' II
would not he judically impleadable in our State'
because no legal cognizance is taxed oil inc Ill
yorce DEGREES of state which grants them as
readily because of woman's having red hair as
because of mans infdeiity. The divorce too
was, it would seem, obtained without the Knowl'
edge OF Mcfarland himself. He appears to have
known nothing of apy proceedings having been
taken till the divorce was granted. His vile
carpet.bagged to Indiana for the purpose, re-
allied it, and came back to be married to Mr.
Richardson. At this precise posture OF affairs
Mr.. Mcfarland shot Mr.. Richardson"
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TERMS OF THE NEWS!

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months So; three months So; one month 70 Genus
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SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable IN advance,
and no paper continued after the expiration Of
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line: subsequent insertions 10 cents line. Spe-
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ness Notices 20 cents line each insertion. Mar
riage and Funeral Notices One Dollar each. Cuts
and Electrotype Advertisements will be inserted
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NOTICES OF Wants. To Rent, Lost and Found,
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or by sending the money in registered letter.
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
No. 40 East Bay, Charleston, S. c.
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Immigration.

We beg to call the attention OF our read
ers to the communication in another column
from her Britannia Majestys Consul ad-
dressed to General Johnson Hagood, the
president of the South Carolina State Agrl-
cultural and Mechanical Association. The
object of it is to obtain from the several
auxiliary agricultural associations through
out the State correct statements OF such
facts as may recommend the several
counties to the notice OF those Immigrants
who have just arrived by the Marmora, and
may arrive by future steamers. If such
statements were prepared, printed and fur
nished to the British Consul, they would be
placed in the hands OF arriving Immigrants,
and it would be the best possible way OF ad-
vertising lands for sale, and the desire OF
the planters for European laborers. we
sincerely hope the suggestion will be prompt
ly responded to.
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TIE census returns, published in THB
NEWS OF Thursday, show that in II counties
the total increase Of population since 1860
is only 60, the total population of these
counties, at this time, being 3OO,3iO Du-
ring the ten years ending in 1860, the in
crease in the population of South Carolina
WAS 1T the rate OF 5.27 per cent. At this
rate OF increase, the IL counties mentioned
should have gained 1890 inhabitants, and
should now have total population of
GIG, l60. These counties have, therefore,
lost by the war 1871 inhabitants. Until
the returns for the whole State are compile
ted, it cannot be told how much Of the loss
is due to immigration and how much to the
casualties OF war and to lower rate Of
natural production.
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Gbe Gbaflsstn1, gems
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1869.
To Our Friends in the Country-1n'
ducements to New Subscribers.

We desire, II possible, to make THE NEWS
,ohfcn Is already ,ctthout exception the cheapest
,,etcspaper in the South, regular ctsttor IA
every tceu regulated household In this and ne
adjoining states. As an irducenaent to the plant
ers to subscribe to THE NEWS before the erptra-
sion OF n epresent year, zoe hare arranged toith
Kessrs. Walker, Exams G Cogs,ceu, the publish
ers OF the RURAL CARoLISIAN, to supply that neeo
ana supero agricultural magazine, together 10tth
THE NEWS, 10 al ne,o Subscribers, at the Jollotc'
ing re,y lo,o rates:
TEE DAILY. NEWS ana the RURAL CARoLrNIAS
one year, Jor sic dollars and tlrty cents.
THE TR1.wEEkLY NEWS ana the RURAL CARO-
LriIAN, one year, Jor Jour dollars.
Subscriptions to the too publications may De
sent either to the proprfetors or THE NEWS, or to
the proprietors or the RURAL CARoL1NIAN. But
persons desiring to auaA themselves or this oBe'
pattst DO so oerore the first Of January 'aert as
the arrangement ,cfH not be extended beyond
that period. ..tsCft,ii-lt
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TIE Ph9n&r takes sensible view Of the
final action OF the Labor Convention, ad-
hitting that its previous remarks were
based upon what it was led to presume
would be the action Of the convention. 1t
says: The convention did better, and we
care free to say that we regard the final
propositions of the convention as moderate
land reasonable enough. We can never
"object to any arrangements looking to the
"honest fuhlment of contracts between en-
"ployers and laborers."
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TIE Unionvillc Times, speaking OF the
Labor Convention held last week in Colum-
bia, and the exorbtant demands it advo-
Gates, suggests the following remedy:
''we would suggest to our readers remedy
against all those class combinations; it is-sell
land to negroes. Make the negroes Ian -own-
ers, when they have mean to purchase, and
their interest and yours become identical. In
less than three years very an i-ownar, white
or black, who does not Iced on licial pap, will
be in the same ranks Of opposition to cxtrava-
gance, corruption and high taxation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

Is TIE Senate, on Wednesday. Land Com
missioner Leslie SAID that he ''cOur;ed the
''investigation of his Office by any Democrat
''or Republican on the floor Of the House.
There arc several persons in South Carolina
who are not on 'the floor OF the House, .
and they would be gil to know why Secre-
tary of State Cardoza resigned from the Ad-
visory Board OF the Land Commission.
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THE debate in the Senate on the Able
vile contested election is we'll worth read
ing. One senator is ready to camp "out-
" side of the constitution, another is will
ing Ito spill his blood in Abbevile, and n
third evidently believes that Democrats set
the example Of rejecting legally elected oili-
GERS because they were the political oppo-
ncnts OF the. dominant party.
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LAND Commissioner Leslie, the eccentric
senator from Barnwell, said in the Senate,
on Wednesday, that ''many things had been
'done in his office for which he was not re-
"sponsible." We desire to do justice to the
senator, and therefore ask-What are these
many things?
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q C II L B o o X s.

-
The undersigned have recently published a
series OF New Pictorial READERS and SPELLERS,
adapted to the tastes OF children or both sexes,
and designed to be useful and agreeable com
panons for children in the family as well rs In
The school form. They have been prepared by
Rev. Professor J. l.. Reynolds, ID. d., OF the South
Carolina University. These series consists OF six
Reynolds New Pictorial Speller, 90 cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial Primary Reader, %
cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial First Reader, 40 cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial Second Reader, 90
Reynolds New Pictorial Third Reader, so cents.
Reynolds New Fourth Reader, 81 40.
The volumes are beautifully Illustrated, printed
on superior paper In clear large type, and taste
fully bound. We deem it not improper TO refer 10
Il few Of the advantages aimed ut In preparing
these Readers:
!. The enlistment OF popular sentiment in
favor OF home enterprise, which is now beginning
to show itself all over the South.
Q. To remedy the evil everywhere complained
OF in our schools. of l. continual changc OIL TeNt
locks, q costly habit. and one which Injuries the
schools, by preventing the children from being
put into classes. series of Home Readers, 1t
was supposed, would be used to great degree
and this serious evil thus avoided.
School History OF South Carolina, told In fani-
liar style, by Prof. Jas. Wood Davidson, \. NJ,
price 81.
Prof. Reynolds Writing Books, in a series OF five
numbers.
No. l. Exercises in the Short Letters.
No. .. Capitals, and Short Words commencing
with Capitals.
No. 3. Sentences Alphabetically arranged.
No. 4. Boys Commercial Hand.
No. s. Advanced Book for G!rs-Sentences alpha
bctcally arranged Price % cents.
Teachers and educators who wish to examine
any OF the above works, with view TO intr0dnc-
tion, will have a copy sent them on receipt OF half
the above retail price.
School Register, to last six months, 10 cents.
Table Book, 10 cents.
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN,
deco q Columbia S. G..
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THE Hon. John Townsend, of Edisto. ex-
poets to receive from 20 to 25 Chinese la
borers during the present month, and we
learn that q planter on the Savannah River
has provided for Chinese colony OF from
200 to 500