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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

- Die biesiabrise @elebsebuns 3ei@ntt l'&
babur& aus, ba6 liz niat mnulltum in parvo,
gieIss II @snisen, fsnbern parvum in multo,
@enis in gielem, CAB. Das legislative Sour
naltisier @isuns 1T strar srub senus, ia mat
tcnnte 1osar son einisen 2esislatcrsn in ben
lebtsn Tassn h~erieltea fat iasen:
Or brau6,e uur einmal am germsl su ratteln,
| @r fpnute ,r aleid ein balls DuBenb Bills
terausidttteln.
i 0as aaesmsfus SntsreNe CAB cisls rpittise
@e1esfraaeu an bic 5anr, bic atsr unseadtet
tlieten ; rpas ater als alsemeine Mtten ausse'
bedt upurbe, sins ni9t aus ben 8ebifniAtn fur
bas aaaemeine 8tlte bersrr une rar jeeesmal
cine folpiale w2iBseburt tpie bic ,aanoispbi Bill
uune Sic Delanc.8iu. Sas @eiultat teisbt
taber in 2cfalseiesssterei auf berGretitlsite unr
in eroBen l~1nfrfen fir ben Staat auf Der Dc
bitltite, namli1 III 282 p~alilrten Nften, rpn
pel@en spei bonn @puserneur NIT benz Tetr
telsst unb q ni9t unterssibnet relp. in bic
Sadie sefedt wurten, unt in Bstrtaisuass1
gum Betrasr ppn eirea $500,0O0.
Die 5Glfte Der Mfter purpsn fen' 0cuSernpr
il, ben Iesten trei 3asen ure siele erl! IN Den
lesten 9tuncen Der Sisuns sur nnterldr'Ts
nrrselegt.
Bias, fir 9taatsfraeen, psren etatl'r'ns
uur E II Counts betrift, iine srnt 0ouss1'sr
ni9t unterseidnst mprhen, tieie Gtabliruns pat
bic GpuntytebSroe au ~belursen. @Fsbrere S'as
batten unepni iitutipneQe %Gisenl9aften aneere
ldufsn nur @9minoel unb yllnbereien i'm Na-
men Der Gbrli6fsit u,,b Der gbre tes Staatss,
ME bic Delanp>giu. Selbf son zen untsrseia>
neten 8ias linp ietr uiele, bic bieie Gbre hurd'
aus niat serbicnteu. Wiirte nidt erlt tppdten=
lang bic 3sit tott sefdlasen une rann am enes
MQes gals iiber Ropf absepidelr, - tou'tsr
mande 8ius ibrer Mbseiamadt9eiten burd'
reiFide Gerdnberunsen e~ntfleipet trsresn uno
ne ne Legislative Sa6pfunsen i'm Snterelle oss
| Gtaates unp leine5 grltes an bic SberFade
fvmmen. @as bic beuti6en 9tepralentan'
ten, bic 5erren Jabsr, Nuoclpb, &cbtsrs n'o
gpbn tetriFt, II uirb sepib eas Nanf- unp In'
erfennunss= Sctum, bas mir ibnen hermit n1o'
men, sc, allen Deutlhen unteritibt treresn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

Das scrtiesenbe Sdreibeu tcn,mt aus ctn
fernen Nprtwe ten Mnterifas, aus tent Staate
Minnelpta, belen l1reinwcbnsr serlhleosne
@tdmme sun swei eialt midtissn SnoiansrsIl'
fer trareu ben Dafptas oter g 10 une
ben G@bippewas.
Mls bic l1nslldsbutldaft Don Der l1sbsr<
5dmemmuns in BEN aantrnen ct. 0aasn,
0raubinten. Ielltn, Walia unc llrt ilber ben
Scean na9 ct. paul, ter 5auptltart Winne~
lotas eebrun9en, baben bic ta lebfncen S6pei'
,r in elmer GtrlammlnnJ unterm 10. Nps.
1868 bic Sammluus Ypn 2ietessaben fir bic
Nptbleicenben belblo1en uno sur Tsrwirfli-
dung bielsr SsluBnabme Elm Committee CT
nannt. Obpubl burb Gambler uno Nisere pom
@9auplabe Der Susenb setrennt, burd Ser
baltniNe mannisfadfsr Mrt Der alien Seir1atb
mebr pber tpsniger entfren1bet batoennp9 feia
@d.pei,er bic @9pQe Der Grpe serseleM aui
Der feline @iese setanten nno ber tabIe Staten
Der bic g,rdber leiner Gltern unb 6reunee eedt.
Welde 8anoe uns aud INNER umlalinsen,
bas 8ans, has Mqer 5ersen D~ersinist it rrd
bic 2iebe CUR 5simatb, bic Siebe gu jenem berr-
lihen 2ante i'm 5ersenGurppas, reid anShIa'
beiten Der 9iatur, mic ieltelt Elm %anoeres, aus
seseidnet burd cine alcrrei9e 0eldidts, I'M
8eise jeuer Glitter, Der Sreibeit uno Srbnune
mad benen 0iele biaber serssbens scruuesn
uuo fir bic StrI!ne gluteS bieber ~erfplalps
sersuhen poreen.
Oie1e 9iete sur 9eimatb red e
n idtua9 prrsenten nne fr1gt nial
na9 Sntere1en, ME Gin b~er3lcier SSnis, iOa'
bern bift unb ipriust nit sr0bter Spferwiais'
felt BEL, penn cas lnslid tsS Mitbrusers an
ibre 5biire tlupf, upsr Der 3utbldrsi tes gater'
Iantes an tbr DIR idriat. ..al ".
als 8eweiie oelen liest Der Muhuf oes GUn,'
n,ittees tielem S9reiten BEL uno als Julst
bapcu frbet id nit einseidlrien cine BON ben
S9peisern unter il9 unb unter Meuiden'
~freunben anberer Natipnen seiammelte Sisbes.
eabe fir bic Ma0ertei9aeisten i'm @etrase sur
St. 1850.
Wenn bteIe g,abe ru1l'erllU aug 10 tle,n, 10
bat 1e um 70 bSbsrn @ertb nit GiGiidt aui
ben suten @ilen Der Geber uno auf bas tu-
senbliae Glitter bes i9pa@ beleosltsn @tcates.
Sober leste freubis iein S9arflein nat germS,
sen auf ben Nltar bes gaterlanbes CUR einbe>
rune Der Notb peruasliidter 8rioer.
Diele belaeibene 0abs iei Elm neues ;3sus-
niB yon benz in Der Gerne ,pie Dabeim elei9
mdhtisem 5ersenssuse unrerbridlider SGpei=
sertrene. y
User BARI Is hagen bieiem 5srsens3use aus
aepanbeter @bpeiaer nbie Shore Der alien
5eimatb su serl6lieben?" @er uia tpafabn
bic Gaoen asrl9neiben, tpel9e bic aussepanber~
ten @hmeiser an leiM 0aterlanb taipfen?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

~ @erben bic Deut1den Der Counties ;
@cott 2eSueur, 8rown, Niepaet
Wincna, Carver, Datpta Stearns,
1enntpin, f@ nod liinser un' bic Brola'
,neu sanfen, bic ron Der 9erreu Slid fallen?
@ir bpTtu, baB in Der na9ien @sissssbuas
rnebr Deuti9e inb, ais tn hisier, eaB
i9on Jest eieism 3wedf sorssarbtitet wire uns
ui9t erl, penn bic nddqe @abl fur bic geles>
sebuns sur Der Gbare 1T. ann
Snfebem GouutY bieles Staatss, 'po bic
amerifansr Der 3abl nab bic Obsrbnno baten>
,prbnen Deuti9e uns Ausldnper, bic il@ ron
Senen rsprdlentiren mi6en la6en. @sltt
menn bic gun. srobsn 1btile nit Geutihen be-
iiseelten Counties 70 sisle Deutlde III bic ST.
5sysetang ,raiblen, ais mIsli6, 1T tas amsrifa'
nil6e Clement bort nod urserbaltniBmaBi9
iarf. 8arum aber ipQteu iene Counties, w0-
rim lie nt9t Der :3abl mad bic Sberbanb baben
lonbern nur neil bic Deutl9en ibre eisene
Ma6t nit GIben treten unb f9 cft eur9 bic
eeuti6en Drabtsteber III bic Sale Der @@lal'~
fSpfe fabren la1en, traruI11, lplten sisls eeut'
{den Counties tieies Mibpsrbaltnib nod ser>
srEbern? Die @slessetuns it bic 5auptiade:
5ier trau9en mir u cine sp0tdnbise &epra'
~ientatien bes Teutl@tbumes unb q beuti9ea
JleiB, beutj6e @%pariamfett, l1mil9t gatrietis'
mus, time 8alans seeen has trae Srsitsn Der
srosartisen geridwenter BON 9auls aus: Der
Staat fam nur sepianen taburf. Wslfer
Mann ron beuti9em Gjetlit moQte tpobl bas
Deutlatbum gu Gbren uno Ma@t brisssn, eln>
sebent Cd eaB bic yanfee>Staee f9 euf9 i9
{elbf nidt sermebrt, . bab mir aus ibrea plug
int Oel9ifte unp ibre suten Gisenl1aften
a~neisnen %fSnneu, ubne ibnen bic beutlde
Spra9e gu ppfern, 3 bag bic meilten
Ginwanberer DeutI9e lnb nnb a baS bic
3utunft in Mmerifa ben Deuti9en sebrrt,
penn le nur moleu. Dieies 3iel lcQte spu
uns Deutiden in a ten @erbaltnihen bes ye~
bsns ms Nuss ssfabt une scniequsnt srltrse'
rerbsA.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

- Sn Gparta, 20 Meilen ron Ga Grode,
it cine Mineralquele entbedt uprben, teren
Wa6er tpbleniaures @iien, MasneIa unb CIV
ba, Sob tit Der Gcrm Don Giien unb @blprser-
tinbuns pon Gpea entbalt, une ais iebr srrz
sigli9 beaeidnet pirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

Su ben cpmmereieteu Seitartitsln Der
gbieaap 8latter mirb Yea 3eit gu s3eit cine
tbledte 13ufunit fir bic Weissnpreiie in auslidt
sefeQt, tpatreno man aus ben Martser'htsa
eas serate @ssentbeil beraus leisn fam. Wt't
Der grGTnuns Der S9iHabrt fo,anten, mir bae
ben @riinte tieies Ut ~elauten, farfe Nadfrasen
maG Grahtsn uuo bGtere Wei5enprsile.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

Man psib nod nt@t, ub bic @bite Gul-
lar uno bic Nurtbern Cine fd I'M Tribjabr bic
yreiie berrunterrennea terben ODER ni9t.
Go LANCE bic @elbmd9te nod nit einan<
ber ripalilren, Fam bas @olt baSu laden +; TO-
bale tieie Mcnupuliten aber semeini9afhi9e
SaGe nit einaneer MAIDEN, (uno tas fanu
eten 70 lei9t Der SAL iein pie tas @esentbeiD
pann bat tas gulf llrla@e, auf ieiner pnt su
leiu, bag es nidt gang unb gar aufsefre0en
tpirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13
Der @ am6erer I.

Der GeiR ber Batter auf hem &iiat Der Del
ben auf benz e@Ia9trIbe Der @aiien aus sem
@atbsiaale, Der 5riesens1ifter uuo psr grssnoe
bss @aterlanees aus alien Sabrbuneertsu lei
fcrtan NQsr gprbilb unb Qeu9te.
Son ten l1fsrn bss MiiiiFppi, Der surcpaii~
l9en 5rdwa6t Scr 1reibeit Gin hrnaernres
Sod! A..'' .-- ~" "s
Der 9immsl idige bic SApsiS unisr HstsS
altes 6eimatblant! ]S'f3'i"~<f'j+@
Mit 5c9adtuns sei6neu Namens hes Gent
mittee.l r.b.''-r t5.t't~' ts -tSiF
SIN Mamea Der Gonite,. .r
Hes. Glen. Staut,
.gg'aEn@ Gfs3 prillbent. HG
t.S ter ..rt. .s..s
Secretdr '1a an' .7 T.' '-
ct. Saul, ben q. Gebr. 1869. s-.. -.-.e
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

- Sin Der Ste0e Zee tabineeldiepenen
Grspup srneurs Swift, funsirt nun s. s. Strs
rer ais &esitratrr ees ct. peter 2anbamtes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13
@tQQt6 Neui9feiten.

: Abpnuenten, tpel9e teSa1lea tSuneu ben
Druder aber ter, tpas feline Muslaeen bstriht
Elm rsines 6 abeet&aftS tetretbt, unrer-
i9dmtsrmeils parten laleu, serbienten oab linen
bic Aseuten cine sepfeFerte @tonbrebe taltsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

WetSbtet. Sci ct. 9ubertus, Sc 5ueur
g., mrrb Elm junser Deutfaer Mamens 3arl
Sartbel BON eiaem beruuterfafenben 8aum>
aft setSbtet. as-@ r,s..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

S1minbeln fciten in Minneapplis 81
unb ff, $4.75-$5.25.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

N @inpna it Gin Mann, Namens 81
Softer, am SlutEuie gefprben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

= Die 8latter I'M sansen Staate nit spei
Musnabmen seben benz Oouserneur MarlbaQ
Grebit tafur, tab CT tic Sanbiyobi- Muder>
S9winbler un1ddbli9 madte
@ie ieben RI ni9ts aussuri9ten nit 0liuff,
l1nb f9pSren alp gu ra9eu nit @aimpf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

- Den S6ein, welden oer @usteler elmer
9|plt Mpney Srber at uns erbdtt, muB man
uns unbebinst auldiden, ia mir aneernfaQs
bas 0elr niljt III gmpfans nsbnen tDunen.
IS fcn,rnt srr, bab Der Sdeia ais S.uittuas
bstrabtet mirc uno man i'm hestpeaeu surid-
baltsu nil. Das 1T iein :3wed ntdt, ~irnberu
er muB uas INNER ipslei9 suseltidt rsrten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

Der 2eSueur Courier iast, bas
GoIf lei eesen bic gerlesuns bes @apituls.
Srusbem fimmten bic &efraientanten bafiir.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13
Die
YDQ1tdnbielfe beuti6e
"a g; ri fsf nj 'pu ..a fs4.TafaE
9m6ban>lnng,
1T bic oeu 5r.
.raa q, y nn11er, .s,.
an cer 3ten Strdbe> ct. Yaul, Minn.
(Reten ssm ~friserss ppa-SfEee<@ ebdube.)

3citungstesart.ment Ins litsrariiter. psii.
tihen. tirdlifen uns %iauftrtrten 3ettungeu unb Wordtss
bette iinb fcrtpdtreat auf Eager pscr rerrea auf Befela
lung tejrsen fsis# t, rlEF p #
observation-disclosures: Disleo cutbdlt al {
tn, tdate sssrauhttn. ecutiaeH uno enaliiaen Tertbu6er,
tats: ane lrts. Aatetismen. 6reibssT's nit uns obns
0rriht;ften Il. |. n
sibiirtb.t: Gin. srcs.eabtitIiotsst. bic ned iansa
furh neae Ssicneunssn gam; cercrlftaneist puree, ei@
pfeblt it'd telcrbers burt TIRE e%eeieaene Warnidfalttsteit
alien siebbatern einir s1.sn 0eltare in aani 81. saul.
0emtlhtes . eD~artement: Oteies entbd!t cine
srpee Wenee rrn srrsen une .lsiren sSerfen. Geihtttss
une GrSdtlunesbIder Rdthiels. 2ieoer-, 2cd,e Sralnta,
1teater.. @eleaenteits.. @etidts>, @ilDer uno Spraa.
bidder. Suaensidriften &c. uno Spelraarsr. -.-r
Nuswatl srn Getsts Geianss= unb Grbauunsstlderu
Mesaiaen' totHsn. Silser, @dtstsr;sa ~rsrsitrt uao
! neis. u. |. ~ lsIF
3uitaItenbanelunB: sSn tisie- gtttsiluns
Enbet man aue Nren glnftaide fir gianr. Mtelrbeeu.
Guitarre. Yiu!ne sc. fernes gefausstudsr. eeu.ihe uns
ensliite
Y nfrumentaIeD mt: G!ne CUTE Aus.
mail Urn Weerreerns, Gu;.arren &c. fes an Sant, ierner
gianps une Welrcecns neIe uro aus speiter 9dne. Mut
een Irei lettsenanaseu Snffrunientsa rrtrS %gruuelider I'm
terri1t ertteilt
6tatipnerssDeyartement: Scslite Scrtc pea
| SGreitpapier, Statl< une 8le;feaera, graap,ts, Jarbeh.
0riHel. 1afela, 9inten :e #'L 81.
Edlenberr Neparter emit: Ginfetler. Mdrten.
Gtncinnatier 2dlenrer. 3tdels ilultrirte .ath. uns Sar1i!ia
e~ntalsueer. Saihenfalenter Gerbarbs Ralsnter aubere
lem ~r,etrere Sr.ten yen Saltreern aus SfutlblaTs, se
salt eintreftn nereen ... E-tj
MGe neilen Griteirunaer auf BEN re-ldieeeueu Getieter
! Der Sud rnb Notwithstanding rerten r%eseiadsig sls
selanht uao be;osen. Sese Beiteluns nirs prompt unb
| se.ptheutaTt per gut Jradst rbe1 GrpreBbefDreerun9 be-
iorst 4. "." .'.f ~ ta
gu ;atlrsidsn arftrisen bait i'd teisn5 sn;pfoslen
Mrs. 6. 5Dnigsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13
Gtepben Nubctte.

Uabrifaat unb gslfaufer> Spn MIbsln aIer srt.
n~iecrialfen preren. GrpBe Nieperiaee ppu Spiesslsafe!n.
eeirnSere anfmsrtia,nfsit auf 9iGtereinretnlc, rHt @salss
reien niro %ee.riomet. S9aarenlaasr gnb GertaufslaSsn:.
1858. Gritte GtraBe, Concert tcal. ct 9aul. Wttnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

= Der 9tilpater &epubliean nennt bi
leste @eiessebunss- @ibuna cine eebirn!rle.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13
Quar- Grlte Diptiion Der .. ~ -.
81. paul& patift GisenbaIm.
Winter Jabrplan bet Nebenltnie.
Sin unc mad hen is. Hps. 1863. .

Miuter = Tabrplan Der 5aurtlin1e
Nu unc mad bent IS. Npo. 1868.
@erlaNen Ct. paul. y~er!aNe, Minrsaprlts.
tG:t5 Wcrrt. S:ll Grrtt.
It:45 800 Ratlr.
430 9ia6n. go
3iioe mad benz Grpw Silver.
@eflib gsbent. Os!lih gebens.
Ncrln. Nadn.
Gerl. st. paul, 10:15 Ger!. Grrr Rirer, 1880
Dtinneapplis, 11:l0 @ateGfirrstcn!a, 235
Wrr benz Ginfeisen tn bic Uassrns. aeautrire man
Sidets NIT DiscontS auf bic reeelnasisen %Satrrreiie.
Sum transport bes Steiiseepdds ..1iHet lie gafasier
gtefs %einlpjen, uns biele bel Nnfunft bes Erains am BE,
fia'munssprte ~surSsissls I'm in Seiis Ser Baggage jill selan.
gen.
RA- Die Gp,npanie lit aidt serautmprtlia fir tie ST,
derteit trsetemsl@er gasase mad %afunft an Ser etatirn.
pctin tas @epdd iteridrieben mprten - ba bieieibe ITO
nit Sem g%rtsfane rtsr eaasru sca tsspdd ri9t beiaft.
aufer es n,Iste cine yprbersetense irecieue @ereinbarure
III sielsn 3wede e%etrcfieu wprtsn iein.
e. s.. NanSau, s. q. Se1anp,
Wsnsral Sidet Msent. Superinteneent
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

SecretGr '4 ar' 1'
ct. paul, ben q. 5ebr. 1869. u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-01
lsrEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, November 80.
In the House, the following bills were read
for the first time: To amend the act providing for
the temporary appointment of magistrates; TO
protect from arrest the State police while I'm the
discharge OF their duty; by MeKinlay, to amend
the net to define tic duties ami Jurisdiction of
county commissioners; to appoint u physician TO
the Charleston jail.
The following notice OF intention to present
bills was made: by Guflln, TO punish all persons
| carrying concealed weapons, except the State
municipal Officers; by Sullivan, for an appropria-
tlon to furnish provisions 10 laborcrs working
under certain contracts.
The prescntmcnt OF the grand jury OF Orange.
burg, complaining OF the incomPctency OF the
magistrates, was read and discussion ensucd.
Ransler and DcI.argc were not complimentary to
Judge Carpenter, who had charged tile jury. De-
Large said lie had sworn to discharge the duties
OF his oflce with impar,alty and had been con-
ilded In, but had proved recrcant to the trust.
The bill extending the time for taking the cen
sus was then considered. Wright, OF Charles.
ton, denounced the census takers MS generally
dishonest, ana accused DeLargc as wanting to
dip his hands too deep in the treasury.
McKinlay then took up the subject, when Dc.
Large intimated that the latter was full OF NOR
pninc, and the former q coward ana not like
C@sars wife. There WAS great confusion, but no
signs OF fight.
Elliott said that the House had been the scene
OF disgraceful exhibition. All then laughed ant,
shook hands, and the bill was passed.
In the Senate the memorial of the Labor Con.
vention, which had been presented 10 both
houses, was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Gains bill for the appropriation of million Of
dollars to buy lands for the poor received its FIRST
reading.
Jillson presented the annual return OF the Com.
missloners OF Free Schools OF Charleston, which
was referred to the Committee on Education.
Rainey presented petition from the National
Independent Blues, of Charleston, praying for an
net or Incorporation.
The following bills were passed: To prevent the
arrest of the State officers; TO incorporate the
Dcutscher Artilleric Unterstutzung verein.
Colonel $. A. pcarcc, sprague's agent for the
Columbia Canal, has arrived In this city, and will
make move to induce the Legislature to cxcmpt
manufacturers from taxation for five years. After
this is done he promises to commence work.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-01
The Cunnrd Line.

INC Cunnrd Line.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE NEWS.
The Cunard line issue tickets ut lowest rates
OF passage to parties who desire to emIgratc
from any part OF Europe to South Carolina and
the South and Southwest. Tie steamers leave
weekly from Liverpool and Queenstown, carrying
q limited number OF capIn and stceragc passcn.
gers The boats arc first class, and tho line is the
oldest and most successful In this country or Eu.
rope. These steamers are divided into watertIght
compartments, carry passengers on one between
deck only, are well ventilated, carry experienced
surgeons, and Gre unsurpassed for safety antl
good treatment OF passengers.
Cabin passage in gold, $50 including stewards
fees and fare. Stesrage bill OF fare and abun.
dance OF food Will be cooked anl served mp three
times dalfy by company's stewards.
Passage as low as by any other line. Children
under twelve years half price, payable In cur
rency.
For number OF families e.nigrat.rg, arrange.
ments can be made on the most favorable terms,
upon application to WM. ROACH e. Co.,
Charleston Agents Cunard Line.
Southern papers interested will please copy for
public information.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-01
SOUTH cAno1INA COLLEGE.
The Graduating Glass OF 1s4o.
TO THE EDITon OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
In l8aG, the graduating class was the largest
that ever had graduated in the South Carolina
College. This class passed q resolution TINT
every five years they would meet, during COM
menccmcnt week, In Columbia, az long as
there was single survivor. similar rcsolu-
tton was passed by each succeeding class for
several years, including the graduating class
OF l849, which was much larger than the class
of lsi6, and the largest up TO tha: time In the
college.
Next week, In accordance with the resol,l-
ton, Is the qninquenial anniversary of the
class of 1s49. Out of the sixty-four graduates,
over forty still survive, and some of them have
won names for themselves in the history OF
our compasslonated Slate, as their armless
aeeve or wooden leg will testify.
simply write TO inquire of those heroes and
friends, my beloved classmates, shall VIC not
once again meet and talk over the past, enjoy
the present, and plan for tho filture9 The good
old days Of college commencement must be
forgotten, or only remembered as we remem-
ber tho virtues Of deceased friend. Our
Anna Mater has ceased bearing, and died Of
her Hterllity. But let not her adult sons forget
the training she gave them. No no we must
good Old time and place.
Hence l propose, my dear old classmates,
that we meet In tho City Of Charleston, on
Thursday, tho 18th Of next month, December.
Will not tho Charleston members Of the class
arrange for the mcetings
AND, TOO, VIII not every paper In the State
give publicity to this call Indeed this reouest
might With proprlcty be made Of every paper
IN Ihe Soulh. GRADUATE.
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THE xATIoNAL BoARD OF TRADE

RICHMOND, November 80.
A large number Of delegates to the National
Board OF Trade have arrived this afternoon, rep
resenting the Boards Of New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, 81. Louis, Louisville, Portland, Balti-
more, Chicago, Milwaukee and other cities. A
committee Of merchants have been appointed by
the Board Of Trade here 10 extend private hospI-
talities TO the visitors, and many Of them have
been taken as guests to private houses. There
seems to be general disposition among the
people to welcome them as the first national body
that has met here for many. years. The hail of
the State capital has been rendered for the ses.
sions, which commence tomorrow ut noon.
WASHINGTON, November 80.
The Hon. George opdyke OF New York, Is here
en- route for the National Board OF Trade Conyen-
tion, at Richmond, Va. 8. d. ChIttenden, j. &
Stranahan and General Hiram Walbrldge have
already departed for the convention.
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IArMIGRATIoN TO THE SOUTH INI
WEST.
The Charleston nna Liverpool Line.
TOTHE EnITOnS OF TILE NEWS

The Charleston nna Liverpool Line.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE NEWS.
VIC noticed with much pleasure In Your
Issue ofycstertuy an article headed European
Immigration to South CarOiinu,n aud hail 1t as q
happy omen, that capitalists aud steamsphlp
companies feel encouraged 10 effect an a, range
mcnt by which the thrifty and intiust rlous ur,i-
san, farmer aud laborer Of the Old World may,
for small outlay, be brought to our Southern
Shores where thurc Is m abundant flcl or their
profitable employment. It is to this ciAs OF peo.
pie thai the South must look for the building up
OF her waste places, and the fostering nnd cXtcn.
sion OF that "'liversIiled ndustryn which consti.
tutes ';hc nations prospcrlty;'i und such efforts
Shall always meet our hearty support and co-opc.
ration.
AS agents OF the Charleston 'nnd Iivcrpoo! line
OF steamers, wc have effected arrangcn. ents
abroad, nnd Which have for some time past been
In successful operation, by which immigrants are
brought from Liverpool to Charleston direct for
six pounds sterling, tse) which, at the present
low rate OF gold, Is about thirtyslx dollars $780,
currency; and through the liherulity OF the South
Carolina .RaIroad Company and connecting
roads, have perfected q sys:l by whtc,, such
passengers are passed over these roads at the
rate OF one cent tc) per mile, allowing one hun.
dred pounds tloo lbs.l OF baggage to each passen-
ger, extra baggage being charged ut third -class
rates.
This direct route TO Charleston, It seems to us,
offers many advantages over the more circultous
one via New York; aud In view OF cheapness
must commend Itself to those who have no SUPER
abundance OF cash. and orc thus compelled to con-
suit economy in making arrangements for q
change OF home. Respectfully &C.,
RoBRRT MuRE & Co.,
Agents Charleston and Liverpool Steamships
Charleston, December ], 1853.
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Do1xus IN coruMBSa.

he Dcatschcr ArtiIIerie Unterstut-
zunB Vcrcin-Petttion OF Charleston
Merchnnts-The Charleston Wn tor
pany-Encouragcm to the Lnyvless-
ness OF the State Policc-Qunrterly
Statements to be Called for from tho
Bnnks-No Election-South Carolina
Declares War Against spain-Bins
Hanging Fire-xyho OF tho Radical
Officials do not Desire to go to Con-
grcss-What is n Decision Worth, sc.