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tancc OF system Of cooperation among planters
ior tho destruction OF the cotton caterpillar when
Iirst makes It's appearance, either as catcrpil.
lar OF In l1s perfect state. While their numbers
are lcw. any expense necessary for their oxtlrpa-
swarm by millions in every field, their presence
is disheartenng and their destruction impossible
Let these considerations be regarded with in.
telllBcnt labor and . personal supervision by the
obseryant planter; and you may defy the cumpc.
tition OF the world. produce y fibre unsurpassed,
ana realize profit ample for any want, and sal.
views OF progress personally feel deep ana un-
Thing interest. TO assist in forwarding them YOU
may command my constant cndcavors us commits.
ai0ner OF agriculture, and cooperation and aid 70
Tar NJ the limited means at command nny hermit.
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STATE SECRETS.
How Mrs. Lincoln Proposed TO Pay
for Dinner.

Don Piatt is responsible for the following:
IL IL snid that at one timo b. u. Prenchs Iifc
was made wrctchcd by Mrs. Lincoln, Wliv, us
SscVa tns, 2, thG S mno and leader Of society
miserable master Of ceremonies. When Old plon.
plon, cOnrteously callcd Prince Napoleon, visited
thc White House. Commissioner Fronch had
charge OF the entertainment, aud IL was IA great
SqcGSss: 4 S ter II over, the perious mistress
" thc Executive Mansion congratulated Monsieur
French Oh liz results. but she added:
Now, you've got TO pay for it.''
hc, inhuam," exclaimed the ns.ountlcd Com.
dollurs.n
%! don't care what it cost. You've got to pay
for il, say" r'
why, il would ruin me-
dont mean that, you Old goose. It. was
meht, and the governments got to Day and it's
your business To sec 10 IL that's uli."
,, bnt there IN no appropriation" plead The un-
What do care for that. Go TO old Seward;
nc gave dinner, too, and got the money out ui
the government, bct. CD ana iclI hini to mi.
both dinners inn
Away went the dscorsolatn Commissioner to
the old diplomatic Joc of the State Department.
anu related his grievance TAG venerable Seward
Il. nrst stared In nStOnishncnt, utld then laughed
until lie shook all over, and said:
III wont wash, FrcnChy. Go and Tell Mrs Lin.
coin that the State Department, Is not u rcsta,t
tim., t;'!, ana have hard work 10 pay Tor my own
The Commissioner returned and lr,cd 20 a,ruc
WIN the ir3tC lady. Gut it was TO no pur,ijsc
nc was forced to run over al the approximations
Al' were expended but TINT made for the u,auIlr
ing or public grounds
Take that,h cried the lady
uErievcd The soul OF the Commissioners, for ir
:iauillGn 10 other high offices, lie was president us
ihc Nnii0na, Agricultural Association, and 10
nave inc money appropriated t1 fcrlliZc the bar.
ich EtoundS Ut the capitai--to give Il tur.urcsS-
ing 10 the sqrnrcs aud iraurica--:O h:ivc this
mis;:pplicd 10 Prince riun-i'on's p0urnandiz!f-
Was fearful. Gut lr had 10 alternative anu the
money was taken.
don't knoY how ti:e secret ESCAPED TIC Y0.-
ro%-ladcn breast oi The Jo,im"s s;oncr, hat IL
!oaScu oa!, anu there Tas - congressional row
That brought tkc affair 10 the earn OF The pr.s..
DENT;
as this trme:'' hc lcmandcd, The commission
or plead guilty, but Pat ia cN!Cnuaiioa The or
t'crS or Mrs. Lincoln.
"lf yon ever do such :. :hinr again. whether
iStSatcI ~ flrS. Lincoln ur The devil, IN have
you arrested, sir, roarctl Tho President brilIc-
ing Is list down ON Tie table with bang that
ntlc Monsieur French jump 4 foot high
.facrc," he added, 'tasc that check and replace
the money"
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Hands.

Jowcllcd hands, 30 soft und white.
Dinipiing round the coins OF gold,
Holding friendships clasp 40 slight
That the pressure soon grows cold.
Busy hands that ccnsclcss toll,
Feeling nc'cr q lOvc.carcss,
Shrinking not from lab0r's soil
With u pretty daintincss.
Weary hands, that trembling droop
Only 10 be raised again,
While the aching head must 3t0Up
With u prayer Tor case from pain.
Quiet hands, that calmly lie
Folded i'll II lcngthenCd rest.
Catching not the hours that ~
Ere the sun sinks IN The west.
lille hau,ls, yc tcGhly hold
Silkcn clues to p,uiSancc TAR.
iIusy hands, VI search ,uli bold
In works conquered lions lar.
Quiet hands, q rare rcpDsc
Chains yc with its perfect spell;
Yc have touched u Thousand 9CcS
Olive bOughS 10 grasp ;ss well.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, November 2l.-Thc Havana markets
closed a. follows yesterday: Sugar-business
small nnd prices unchanged; market quiet and
steady. Stock In warehouses i'm Havana and
@atanzas 600 boxes, 2i08 hogshcads; export
during the week from Havana AMI hataIlzus, 22-
United Siaes: now spars arc now comin" ~ in,o uno
the market. Lumber quiet. SiIuvks-6ox IN de-
manu ut GH reals. II00ps-thc market liz sup.
Piled; fourteen foot shaved, ?45aaS per thousand
Frelghts dull, with small business Exchange
uuchanCed.
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PnSSGIl1CrS.

Ter steamship Maryland. for Ealtimorc-MrsF +
+ Mics Hiss ~ar'l.aw, MIS- Ill Patterson, Cha,
Graham, Gnd othcr;.
Per steamer i;mir. from Georgetown, Sc
BP fraser, Col u ,siun. .iIH Robinson col r. II
Locke, General nj Mansault, hirs N Allen hIrs
Butts, ana ~ on deck
Per Steamer 81 Helena. from .,caurort--mrs
Jcnniman, x q !iomc$ Chas : K,.,h, n II Me-
nE!dc > u Thompson, J. z Ezekiel, + A Wilder
aut I, on deck - '''
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wilmington Market,

WILMINGTON, November 23-SpIRlTs TURpHN.
TiNE.-Sales OF lo5 casks Mt 45c; receipts 2O5
casks.
RosIN.-sales OF Gs4 hbls at 81 IS for No2. ~
for extra No 2 81 76a3 IS for Mol, and S. for
pale; receipts 2502 bbls.
CRUDE TuErxsTINs.-sales OF 1o2 bbls at So os
for soft and 81 Is for hard.
TAR,-Sales OF $50 bbls at 81
O0TToN.-Recelpts 81 bales; no sales 10 report,
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The Charleston Cotton, Isicc and Naval
Stores Market.

= SIG SiH'SiGSsuh SOedOn, ltfcc anu Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS
WEDsESDAY EVENING. November -, 1869.
CoTroN.-Thr demand was moderately susta,n-
cd, prices showing some iricaularty, bu, were
generally at lower figures. Sales a'ou: $50 bales,
viz: ut "aM; nj q; 10 .: .34; Sc ct .3,:: ut
IL NJ :34; - at 2i5t; "a at ~; 81 at .Is; 100
ii AA; $ n 2i5s; u, 2lh:. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASsIr CNrioS.
ordinary good ordinary :2;G@23H
!,oW ,nli'h'.!r',. ..-............ .?3;i tso52i
G:ici.--With II fairy supplied market, the ar;-
Gle was somcHhat active III previous l.lrc.,
sia'ca 27o ;icrccs of clean Carona Hay: =. ticrccs
80 G3lG;G2 1T 5l5; co a. Ok; 20 q; Ga, ana 100
on private terms. Vie Guo:c common 70 fair
c.ean Carolina a. Gl9G3S; good dMts6X.
Ea7M. .SroGy5.-Ihcrn was no haancss @: note
III this article.
FREIuIirs.-ihc supply OF freight raom 10 most
noinis is for tic moment suAcicn. for Tho de-
nnnd. TO Liverpool, by steam, engagements are
maaing at sid y ID on uplands and INd on sea ISL
an,ls;hy sa, "a on upiands and I'D or sea Islands
To llavrc, by steam, nominal; hy sail, nominal ri
iaic on up!ands and Ike on sea islands, nouliaal
colstwsc, TO New York, Ivy steam, &c 2 b OH
nplanda and 1c on sea islands, by sail, &c q 10 on
nrlands. TO Boston. by steam, nominal; by sail,
80 q IL OH urlands. To Philadelphia, by steam.
&c /. ID on uPlands; by sail, somewhat nom
i'!ai. TO Baltimore, by steam, isGs;Sc = y CO:
unlands; by sail somewhat nominal.
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DACiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpY.S
TnrovGn LINE To
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE Of SAILING DAYS.

Steamers Or The above line leave pier x----A
M l., North River foot OF Canal street q ..LEA,a
New York, NJ lo O'corS noon, q! ll,s :,.ii Hni
2lst of every month tcXccpt when these dates ll
on s'uHtlay, Then tile Saturday prcccdimr)
l,cparli!rc oI 9Th and 2iSt connect ;l i'nunm,
WIN steamers Tor South Pacific aud Central Amer
.can linris. Those 0f 5th tTicn Il; ManZanilIV
SteailtsiIip JAPAN leaves san sanciSco Ter
Janan ana China DCccmhcrI s, 1869.
No California steamers tD,,th at Havana IN; va
direct from New York to aSpinwali.
ollc hundred pounds baggage free 10 c,tl a,IitI,
Medicine and Attendance free.
,for i,ssagc Tickets or further information ap
ply nj the COMPANIES TICKET OFFICE on Ike
whari, loot OF Canal.Htrcct, North River, New
York. y n NtHy h,,on,
march1o Tyr
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EoR GARDENERS BLUFF AND
INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON TiIE pHEDKE
RIVER, TOUCHING AT GEoRGET0wN.
u o PALhT TKA, RIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDINA JACKSON.
WILLIE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
sEMI-wBEKLY LINE.

Steamer "DlCTaToR," Captain ;, -H~Hs, /,
W. I. McNelty, will sail from
charleston every TUESDAY EVENING at O'CLOCK
for above points,
Steamer "CITY POINT,r Captain George r. Nc.
MILAN, will sail from Charleston every FRIDAY
EVENING, at 8 O'Clock for above points. Connect
ing with oil railroads at Savannah going South
anu West. Connecting with tho Florida Railroad
Mt Fcrnandinn, for Cedar Keys, from which place
steamers connect with Mobile ana New Orlcaus
Connecting, at Palatka, with Hart's steamers for
the Ocla~aha River. Through Bills OF Ladlng
Freights payab on the wharf. All goods remain.
ing on the wharf ut sunset Will be stored 81 risk
and cXpcnsc OF owners.
noVl3 Agents
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-"Ambrosia Amorls; The Loves Earth calls
unhoiy; samson and DcllIah, and other Poems, -
Dy EDWARD Brannnn, is the titlc or q hook just
publlshed In London by II0ttcn. II would seem
that MT. swinhnrne already hos followers and
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C0A bf iiIsCJ-IL NEWS.
GIports.

BALIi.ioEr-pcr steamship M..ryiand-ss ics
rice, 52 bales cotton, IL tcs ciay, Is haics yarn
IL bales hides, 1910 bushcis rough rice ~ bales
waste, tons pig iron, 81 boxes Slrinlps, ~ hills
oranges, 10 pSgS.
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MEMORANDA.
LIST OF VESSELS
Ur, CLEARED AND SAILED poR THIS roIE.

Fol EIGN.
LONDON.
Ship David Brown, Nichols cleared. ..Oct q
LIVERPOOL.
Steamshtp Marmora, Robinson, cleared. Nov I
steamship Adalia. -, to Bail. ........ Nov 20
British ship Muscongus, Groves, cleared. Oct l6
snip Gorilla, Say cleared .....Sept %
british bark Arbitrator Irwin, sailed %. Oct
Norwegian bark Skiold, AlbreChtsen. stl. Oct 81
British bark Yumurl, COchrane, sailed .. Oct ~
Bark David McNntt, lOckhart, sailed, 80. Oct 20
liritish bark Apollo ileinhart, sailed Oct 30
The li0mborsund, Nelson, sailed. ........ Oct 2
ihe Siieye Bloom, Leask, mp. $50. Nov
Brig Cecilia, Bisirup, cleared Sent 70
NEWPORT ENG.
The Atlantic, Vernon, sailed. Oct Is
DOM TIC.
BOSTON.
Brig George, Swan, cleared. Nov I6
schr e r Raymond, Higgins, up..........N Nov IL
E0CKPOEr, Me-
Schr T II IIucklln, Bucklin, sailed Noy
NEW YORK.
BrlS nampdcn, Perkins, up. Nov Is
Schr i II Baird, Ireland up............. NOV 10
Schr Richards, Irving, ,up....,......... Nov II
Schr David Wasson, Taplcy, cleared -. Nov IL
Schr Minnie, Hudson, cleared. Nov 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr + + Cabadu, Swain, cleared Nov IC
schi Fanny Keat'ns, Jones, up............ Nov II
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-..Mr. Philip Gilbert Hamerton, well known az q
writer on ART, has ready for the prcss three
volume novel, called "Weuderholme, story or
Lancashire and Yorkshlre.n " - : .l
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NoRrnEAsrERH RAILROAD.

l58 bales upland and . bales sea isand cotton.
20 bushels rough rice, 4i5 bbs naval stores, ear;
phosphatc lumber. mdsc, &c. TO Marshall, Jr,
Kinslhan IL iiOwcil, ] 4 DriggcrS a = j Perry, ii
! Gouriiln B Jarvis, = - SlOncy, II Prgln
Keciicr LAWS, Frost n Adgcr. Eru'lic & co, W T.
DOWNING Il CO. Nelson, o Roach. Gaiarl &
mlnols, ClaElorn, Herring Il co. kirkpatrick Il
mllie Mo@ry co, Ryan, Pezcr, Rodgers Il
GO, II Oppcnhcinl, II HschoiT & CO. Il Stephens.
t'raeSer i Smith, Geo Williams Il 90, Il Sumter.
lnsraham Sun, = Yelling.
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MI .RINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, NoyEMpER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

W v.
pliia-!2 hours. M,lsc. To John & i'len Getty,
aud others tConsigneGs previously rcporie,i.j
On a,e "a Inst or liody Island passed schr "
Spanish brig Caesar. Mars, st Jo.,n's, J. RE
days ballast AL 7" " T. Han:
Coal. To II Baker 4 co.
,, Schr Anna Il Glove, Terry, Boston via Holiness
i!oic-10 days from the latter. Ndsc. To Moses
Gcldsinith Il Son, Railroad Agent, - II Silrux NJ
i,uhrs, Cnwperthwait II iIisch0ir & CO. bowie
Noise, 4 Chlsoim, j Helms, u a Ammo Geo w
Trenholm Son. Kinsman & Howell, ] l. A,igcr 4
CO. Hart 4 co, Chas Bailey, Street Bros 4 CO. u
'irnyer nar% ~ co knoY. @ nsy GO, KIinsk wicscn
Saira ON the passage.
schr Ann $ D,as, from wcs. Point Mil. 81
tcS rice To j ID hkcu Is co, II Risc:lOif 4 CO
Schr Eiizahrth, Matthew. Slnicc. llOo bushels
and Fraser - bill.
Schr William ard .lohn, Ecvcl (Omi,ahrc .,in1
bushels rough rice To w q Zee 4 ro.
Steamer Emile, Lewis. GcorEn,own. S c. .ss
tcs rice 8 bales cotton and s'Indri,s. TO SiacSr
ford Il Kelly, !. rringlc n Son, Cohen, Iianc: e,
q co, Qn;ickenbnsh. EG:hson, $ Mrrslan,
Frassr Er:SI q D vs Ris',y GrsS;nion Kn,ic
lscho;l 4 ca, Terry & NOlCn, w ] Run, Mis G /.
iaies, Kiinsk Wiz, WrScnhsrE nl',E & co. and others.
isinnd cotton, 20 bills 0rangcs sun,iries ana
mdZe Toj u Murray, w iec h co, Hopkins,
esyo%r esrasrssn ID q Co. Essdsr E;ss. Davis Sans
Aiken co, Mcbride, Southern Express Company,
Sloop Poster, George. santcc a2c bushels
rough rice. 10 Thursion & i!omcs
Boat from James Island. 3 bags Sea island cot.
ton. To w a Boyc.
Boats from Iamcs' Island. bags sea island
cotton. TO q Bee 4 co.
by lrays from Benncit's Min. 70 bbls rice To
=. Received from chisoim's MIL. 90 ,icrccs rice
TO w G Bee & CO.
IN THE oFFING.
Schr Annie tesc, from Baltimore.
Sehr Lizzie Carr, from WOOn's IlDlr
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore
CouTtenay & Trenholm.
Brig Gambia, Gi!lcy, Jacksonville, rI.-ii + IA
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. baltimore.
Schr Thomas MIskmrnons, Wyatt, West Indies.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Wcybosset,, Parrish, New York, No.
:, Steamship. Gulf Stream, scCreery, New York,
British bark FincO, Halliday liycrpool Eoynr
bcrs
schr Myrover, Brown, New York, November 20.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, November 24-Arriycd. steamships
montgomery and Rapidan, from SalanMah; Gulf
Stream, from Charleston; and Louisa Moore, from
SAVANNAH, November 24.-Arrvcd. stcamshp
huntsville, from New York; bark Jennie = Baker
from Portland. Cleared, steamship Leo, for Sew
ioi Sup N1nnOc IOT iIiFcTpoOl, brlgS n l. Mil
lcr, for Genoa; Nellie May, for New York
MEMORANDA.
The steamer Emily Souder, oe6 tons. built at
Philadelphia In 1894, has been sold AT New York
for about $4,000
The Palma. Rankin, for Georgetown, s C, clear.
cd at New York, November %.
Schr M III hcrriman, ashore at Squan Inlet, is
from Dighton for Georgetown S C, not New York
In ballast. II s thought she will be got Or with
out serious damage.
The schr Carrie S Webb, Rowland from George G..
town, e. arrived ut New York November 20.
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rokr CT HMDAn
s,N,s'S ii,hsEs.

sOtIi'S PHASES.
New Moon, I'll, hours, IL minutes, evening.
rirSt quarter, iUth hours. ~ muutg2, evening"
Full hioon, i2tl, hours. % minutes mu,uIn.r.
LAST &lnNI. Ter. .,ith. hniir q
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Receipts by Rniironi, November ri.
SOUTH CAENLINA NAlLHOAD.

1924 bales cotton, - bales dcncsticS, car nj.
iron, SO Dds naval stores. cars stock. To Rail
roah Agent, ID Aiken & cu, q W Williams g. co
icizcr, RouEcrs K co, II Walter s. co, u Wiss
4 co, Is r S!opn, a B mulligan, Rccder y Davis.
MONTY Il CO, Salinas, X g Silatp 6 co, X MurC
CO, w Smith i CO, Ciaghorn, Herring Il CO, "
& Courtney Il co, and others
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tn T. EUrUHE or THE SOUTH.

Interesting Speech OF &c Commissioncr Gu
pro-, on tsc Resources, Lut,or and In
tcrcats of the cSoutl-Cotton Production
--Issvalry OF Indin-Cotton Prrstise OF
GrorSIn, NC.
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BI TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, November o4.-Arriycd, steamships
montgomery and Raplhan, from aSaniah; Gull
Stream, from Charleston; anu Louisa Moore from
Ncwbcrn, NC.
SAVANNAH, November 24.-Arrivcd. atcamship
nuntSvilie, from New York; bark Jennie Baker,
YORK; ship ivanhoc, for LivcrpoOl; briggs l. Nil.
Icr FOR GenOai Nellie May, for New York.
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New and Beautiful Goods.

A ND USEFUL too. A large stock now on
atyle and quality, and Mt low prices. PER.
FUMERY, HAIR BRUSHES. English and
French. hard and soft; elegant English Hard
Tooth brushes, Infants Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Turkish Bathing Towels and Gloves
Toilet Soaps in great variety and of the finest
quality, and very cheap.
Lubn's newest EXTRACTS for Il ndkcrcbict
Rose and Violet Toilet Powder
Fine Pomade for tho Hair. Hair Restores
of every kind.
Dressing Combs, of French Buffalo Horn.
Fine Ivory Combs, Metallic Back Combs.
Cosmetics for tho Complexion.
German Cologne, Sachets in variety.
Putfs and Powder Boxes
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. For sale nj
FISHER IL HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
Oct - !
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negro boy with a history has just
died in st. Louis. In the campaign of
last fall he marched in radical process
sion, and smashed the head of a young
white Democrat who "sassed" him, kill
ing the youth. A few days after he also
"snssed" Democratic procession, and
was thereupon kicked in the rear by q
heavy boot. The kick broke his spine,
and Mt length he died, victim to po-
litical enthusiasm.
Charles M. Furman, Esq, formerly
President of the Bank of the State, has
returned to Charleston, after more than
years absence in Europe, rs the agent
of the South Carolina Railroad Compa-
ny, In tho arrangement of their sterling
debt with European bond-holders, which
he has, we learn, successfully achieved.
SALE OF OF PRopERrY.-If rapid rise
In the value of real estate is an Indication
OF the growing prosperity of country,
we feel assured that tho sales, made by
the Sheriff last Monday. will prove to
our people that Spartanburg County is
rapidly recnperating from the effects of
the war.-Spartanbury Gazette.
Charles Brown, who recently escaped
from the Cheyenne Indians, says there
are number of white boys and girls
held captive by them. among others
Henrietta Floyd, q daughter of VIM. 81.
Floy I, of Boston.
Six daughters of violent "administra-
tion men" in Iowa, have run off with
niggers, within six months That is one
q month of such refreshing examples of
what Grant calls ''perfect equality"
Asa King. OF Athens County, Ohio,
last year moved to Jasper County, Mis-
souri,. with wife and eleven children.
He has returned with one child left alive.
Gypseys are focking to the South.
The Richmond ano Charleston papers
notice arrivals of number of these
queer mortals.
navy yard is to be established mt
Port Royal.
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DENTISTRY,

@ DIR. D. L. BOOZER, grateful Tor the
.sarnoiiberal patronage he has received from
the citizens Of this city and tho surrounding
District, during the past year, respectfully an.
nounces that he now permanently establishes
himself In Columbia. All operations on the
natural Teeth faithfully performed. ARTI-
FlC!AL CASES, in every approved method,
carefully and satisfactorily executed-among
which he would call special attention to that
known Reynolds Patent; and of his auc
cess in constructing Artificial Cases by this
beautiful and durable process, ho is enabled,
with confidence, to refer to his patients and to
National Bank Jana
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KlAiIIaRAsroN 'Soc1RrY or NEwpEHnY.-

,.AlalrTaRATf0s SoCIKTY or NEwBRRRY.-
Were there In each of the Counties of
our State some score or two Of such
brave, jealous and energetic men rs the
Rev. Z. 8. Boinest,, OF Pomaria, we
should probably be relieved of our incu-
bi IA che course Of O single year. This
gentleman is at the head of the Immigra-
tion Society of Newberry County. which
society has already, since its formation
only sixteen months ago, introduced
nearly 300 Immigrants, all working men,
END al destined to become valuable Dro-
ducing citizens; and the number promises
to increase daily under the strenuous
e1eftions of the society, it's President
and several agents. F. w. Bruggemann,
one OF these active agents. is now en-
gagged OF the North in selecting and pro-
enfing llaborers. The President, who
hos been a visitor of the city for several
Days departed last night for Pomaria,
Carrying, with him twenty. five sturdy y
Swiss, who propose to locate in that pre-
cinct. These are not only farmers, but
eaeh is In possession OF some trade be-
Hdea.g Many of them bring with them
the necessary capital with which, after
onsyears experiment., to purchase homes
foE themselves. If pleased with soil and
S~~.Aeseos edOy "uA uOb Ouly UeCOuo per
manent residents, but their satisfaction
WIN insure very largo flow OF immi-
grants, OF the best material, from the
Nofthern parts of Europe. The New
berry Society, by its zeal, energy and
s1Scess, has been deservedly recognized
AS the, Central Immigration Society of
the State. The President. for his zeal
and.enterprise in this behalf, has been
made something Of martyr, having
been burnt out by some of his virtuous
neighbours, who are supposed to have no
sympathy- with any immigrant not hay
Ing the genuine African or carpet-bag
scent or, complexion. He lost by the
operation all the accumulation of long
life. The Swedish immigrants were
brought hither by Mr.. W. J. Ferlove,
agent OF the Cunard line of steamers.
Those who desire information in regard
TO the processes for obtaining this valua-
BILE foreign labor, will address the Presi-
dent, at Pomaria, or tho agent, at New
berry. Court House, either of whom will
be pleaaed to answer all questions of the
applicants. K Charleston, Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-11

The Philadelphia Morning Post con-
tains number of private letters written
bySpanish officers in Cuba, which were
captured near Cienfueyos, and have been
forwarded to the State Department.
Yheir authenticity is undonbted. The
writer's agree that there is no prospect OF
suppfessipg the rebellion. and admit
shat the Cubans will fight to the last.
Some of them declare that if the United
States recognize Cuba. the Spanish
sroops might as well be Withdrawn.
Others narrate the most dreadful cruel
ties Of the Spaniards.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-11
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