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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

MR. THOMAS FROST, agent Of the New York
Lifs Insurance Company. has received the appoint
mont Of Commissioner Of Deeds for the states OF
New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Mary.
land and will therefore, promptly attend to any bu-
siasss presenttd at his Office No. 81 5roadstrsst.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

The STATE CouRT-HoN. r. B. CARPENTER,
PREsDNe-IUEspXY, March 2.-There was no'h'
ing done in the Court Of Sessions beyond the or
ganization of the juriss In the Common Pleas the
Town Issue Docket was sounded and many cases
disposed Of To-day the court will hear the case OF
the State vs. Gabriel Levy, indicted Tor murder.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

PRAer1clL PRNrzIs.-special attention is
called to the card Of Messrs. Parry K Little, in
another column. Their type and material is per-
fecsly new, aud Us both members oi the firm are
practical printers Of large experience. work cntrus
ed to their may be expected to 10 executed in
good style and with promptness.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

FATAL AcclDENT.--We learn that Mr. Henry
e Lucas. Jr, while On his plantation, Spring Hill.
in ct. Thomas Parish, was accidentally shot on the
morning Of the 1st instant by the premature dis
charge of pistol, causing his instant death. The
particulars OF this deplorabls accident have not yet
reached his friends in the city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

TIE PRoPRrErops OF 'eWhann's Raw Bone
supe phosphate OF Limo cordially iuvite far1nere
dealers aad others interested in procuring nrst
class manure. TO ean and examine their works, see
process Of manufacture, and Inspect the m,serial:
used. They have no seoras, give full value. and
guarantee theie Phosphate TO come up to the ,tan
dard analysis. o!a9horn. Horr1ns L 90. are the
agents for the sole of It in Augusta AID Charleston
February Is LIMO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

MonrA1ITY Rrronr.-The bill of mortality.
furnished by the City Registrar for the week ending
February q, shows total of sixteen deaths, OF
which Ave were whites and eleven colored.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

For Gxo1aETowN AND CHKRAw.-The
steamer Planter will sail for Georgetown, cheraw
and al Peelee landings, on Friday next At A. III.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

ExEcUTIvs APPc1NTNkNTs.-The Governor
has appointed e. P. Moses as rotary public of Sum-
ter County.
The following magistrates have been appointed:
Pstsr Hedges. Edisto; Peter Toglio, Wadmalaw; ].
T. Kidson, Edgeteld County.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

ALL WHO ARE IN wAsr of prime substantial
Boots aad Shoes will fnd them at john ComminH
No. ISL Meeting street, near the Market. hey or
offered at retail. md February az
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03
oUNBY's & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AN
FINE ART GALLERY.

oUNBYs & oo.S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION 1HE LARGEST AND
Hnest Collection Of CAROMO LlTHOGRAfhS ever
seen in Charleston They are perfect copies OF cell
ebrated Works OF Art, both ancient and modern
Among the collection may be found sALfAtoh
ROsA'S head Or CHRIST, Correago's Aagdaene,
4 Deacroi1s Tide Going Out A. Delacroi1s Tide
Coming In. Turner's Venice, Jackson's English
Scenery, Rowbotlom's English Scenery. Baxter
English and Irish Scenery, VIeSs on the Rhine, Inc
Junpfraud. The Wstterhorn, Marine Yiews, and
many others.
thess beautiful Works Of Art Yhay ars o5sgsd for
sale atNew York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction IN the price PORCELAIN PHo-
TURES. Recent improvements n producing 6ese
pictures enable to DOW offer the at nearly one.
half the former prices, and tar supe. or. Osn and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTRS DE vISITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
Especial atbenton given TO -btldren- Also 70 copy
ING old Dagusrrsotypes aud other pictures satsfae.
ton in all casss guaranteed and at prices 10 eosres-
pond with the tmes-
sTKRkOsCOPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLEaroN,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
A fine collection Of
STEREOsCOPIC VIEWS OF TIE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CAROL[NA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These are the first and only Photographs ever taken
in that locality.
QUIN b Y q q o..
No. 26i KING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. G.
February Is 10
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MEETINGS THIS pAE.

Landmark Lo ge. at P. M.
South carolina Lodge, at P. NJ.
Delta Lodge Of Perfection, at P. ".
Charleston Board of Trade, at halfpast 2. n +.
House Painters, at ha!fpsst P. n.
New England Society, at half-past P. M.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

BLoop1D STOCK Holmes & Macbeth will
SELL in front of their Office. tolay at II o'clock, the
blooded mares Annis and KaIe.
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4lue Ats.

m WIG n It NAN.
ARTIST.
Rooms Southwest corner of KING and LlBEKl
STREETS, over Osborne's Gallery.
PORTRAITS PAINTED FROM LIFE
PHOTOGRAP PH.
Old Paintings Gle med and restored on mess
RRAsONARLE TERMS. tmw1mo February -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

EPrRsosn.-Wm. Een1y Tresoot, Esq.,, has
opened an ofss at Pendeton, s. c., for the practice
cf law.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03
Auetisu Sales.

Clothing, Dry Goods, Hat', Mirrors, &c.
BY NILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at my
stors, corner OF King and Liberty streets,
The following CLOTHING
2oe PAIRS MEMS CASHMERE, SAIINRT AND
JEAN PANTS
so Cashmere and Satinet Sack Coats
rs suits, Goats and Pants
Pieces Cashmere. satnet, PIaids Brilliant, Printed
Lining, Irish Linen, Padding. &c.
Dozens Linen Fronts. Paper Collars, Quilts, En-
bro.dered and Hemstltch handkerchief, Hair Nets,
Caters, Ladies Kid and silk Gloves, Gents White
and Colored Gloves Sewing Silk, Neck Ties. Ladies',
Gents, Misses and Children's Hosiery. silk Hand
serchiefs, India Combs, Black Linen Thread, Nee
dies, 8e.
400 dozen Mems and Boys Black. Brown and Pearl,
Alpine, Italian, Young America, Pocket and
Kentucky Hats.
ALSO.
II dozen MIRRORS, assorted sizes, and q variety
of POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
March 8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

CLUBS AND STAns.-The cases OF MIR. Seyle,
reported for refusing to pay for sweeping his Chin
pey, and Mrs Woods. for her chimney being on
fire. were both discharged.
Another sne Newfoundland dog awaits his fate at
the Guardhouse.
Susan Hudson. the well known tppler,was up acd
sentenced to twenty days in the House of correc-
ton.
P. Tecklenburg, reported by officers Reed and
Npson and Felix prayton, sclored, for selling liquor
without license, were fined hity dollars.
Mary Rouse, colored arrested by officers Reed and
Coates, on the charge of f.srcepS of silver watch
and two hundred and forty-e;sht dollars in specie.
from the residence OF Vim. Ferguson. corner Of Rut
ledge and Spring streets, held for furhor exam
ination.
Augustus O. Marion. cslored. arrested for larceny
Of wearing apparel and led clothing, was held Tor
examination.
An attempt was made to rob the kitchen Of the
Rev. = R. Pickett No. 81 Cannon-stree night before
last, at eleven o'clock but the thieves were fright
enei of by the cook awatng, and the noise OF the
dogs.
RxporrEss' CRUMBy.-The first kite Of the
season was raised at the fost Of Broadstres ysster
day. The boys vii! soon be all agog on the 'hond-
err qusStion.
DrS. Horlbsck and PrioleaS have been reelected
phyaicians Of the Roper Hospital.
One of the workmeu engaged in transforming the
eastern wing OF the House of Correction into hos
pital was slightly injured, yesterday by piece OF
wood falling on his head.
There were more smiling faces amongst tho Pills.
bury men yesterday than there has been for some
time past.
To settle the agisasd question as to the first COL
orsd fire coupsny incorporated in this State, 1t has
been authoriavey ascertainod that the Unito1 Fire
Company was the first chartered.
The present Acting Board Of Aldermen are incbn-
cd, report says, to stick"
Tho Charleston Election bill eost $500. So say
the knowing ones.
The colorsd Presbyterian Church, in Georgc-street
will be opeued for service on Sunday next.
dsraghty's well known city express is offered for
sae as tho proprietor is absut to remove from the
city.
Rev. DR.. Hicks was 10 preach at the Baptist
Church, in Columbia, last night by request of the
Luthersns OF that city.
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Gigars, Gubaffo, &f.

ATTENTION, YE SMOKERS!
TF YOU DESIRE TO SMOKE A GENUINE I'M
i PORTED HAVANA CIGAR, cali AZ No. ~ MAR
KET-S REET, where you will find now open for
inspection he largest and most SO ec stock of G
ever imported 10 this nurket and wnicn we offer at
O price that will satisfy oil dem Inds.
SATAS & nIARINAS,
January VS. No. 80 Marketstreet.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The market for real
ostate WAS unusually fat yesterday. and several
pieces of property advertised were not disposed Of
The following were sold at prices annexed:
By 2. B. Oakss-The Young America Fire Engine
House and lot, Anson-street, near Laurens. s4oo.
The buildirs and lot lately occupied by one of the
city engines, at the corner Of Washington and In
,pection streets, $3.50; half cash. balance in one
year.
BY B. II. Marshall & Bvother-The premises No 8
wsstsreet on lot forty BY two hundred feet $4,000;
half cash, balance in one AMI two years,
Rendenss No. 25 Nsssau.street on lot thirty by
one hundred and thirty feet. $500 csb.
BY Leitsh & Bruns-Snall residcscs No. Burns
Lane, on lot tweniy.thres by eighty feet $500 cah.
Two story wooden tenement Nos. 80 and Al Wall
street, lot thirtysve By ninotyeisht feet s6s5; enc
third cash. balsnce in one. two and three years.
Small dwelling correr America and Blake streets.
lot thirty by forty feet s7o9; half cash, balance
In one year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03
THE DAILY NEWS.

@ LARGEST crRoULArloN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
oULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN,
ING m TIE PosToFF1CB AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRov1s-
IONS OF TIE NEW PosroFFIcE Law.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-25
One OF the Inevitable Results.

trrofU inc NnlchBu BustJ
The act 10 incorporate the Illinois Central
I. railroad company provides thatthe board of
directors "shall have power To establish such
rates of toll for the conveyance of persons and
property over the road MS they shall from
time 90 time, by their bylaws direct and de-
termine, and to levy and collect the same for
the use Of said company" This is part Of the
contract between the company and the state
The same act provides that the land, stock,
property and effects Of the company shall be
exempt from taxation for six years, and then,
in lieu Of all other taxation, the corporation
shall pay into the state treasury seven per
cent, per annum upon its gross receipts or in
come This is also part of the contract, and
under 1t the company, in the past two years,
have paid to the state nearly or quite 5000, 900.
Now, il is simple principle OF law that
the party who himself violates a contract is
not in n condition TO demand its performance
of the other party; and If the state ms pro-
posed in and by general Fuller's BILL Just
passed by the senate, in violation Of the terms
OF the charter Of the railroad company, under
takes TO repudiate its own act and contract,
and, in abuse of the right granted to the com
psny to regulate its tolls, to impose upon it
another tariff Of prices than its own, what is
there TO prevent the company from declining
10 pay the annual per cent? The state has
violated the contract, and has reduced, or
sought TO reduce, the income Of the road. One
Of the conditions upon which the agreement
10 pay this percentage was made, was the
right granted to the company to regulate its
own charges-or, in other words, that the
state would not interfere with the rates of toll
charged by 1t for the conveyance of persons
and property General Fuler's act would
seem to be clear violation of this right, and
IL the president and directors of the company
can find in the act Of the state legal discharge
from what they consider burden, they can
hardly be accused Of unfair dealing If they
avail themselves Of II. Nor would IL seem TO
be just the thing on the part of the state 10
insist that they shall perform their part Of the
agreement while falling and refusing to Oh
serve its own,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-25
The Theory or Teaching.

II is no uncommon thing to find those who
have ATTENDED" to the higher Mathematics
algebra, geometry, and the lke-whose read.
ing and writing are wretched In the extreme,
and whose spelling is absolutely intolerable !
They have been pursuing quadratics, but are
unable to explain why they carry one for
every-ten;" they have wandered among the
stars in search Of other worlds, by the SCI
ence of astronomy, without knowing the
most simple points Of their own; they have
studied logarithms ard infinite series, but
cannot be safely trusted to add column Of
figures, or to compute the simple interest
upon common note! In short, they have
studied everything, except what is most use
full TO be known in practical life, and have
really learned-nothing!
Now, If this evil--grievous and extensive
as II is Mt prescnt--is ever to be abated, 1t Is
to be accomplished by the fundamentally Of
the teacher, acting, in his appropriate sphere,
in the capacity Of director AZ TO the course
Of study tor the young. He must not be
man who can merely teach, but one who I'M
derstands the high import of true educa-
ton, and knows how 10 preserve the order OF
its progress one, in short, who will never
attempt to erect snowy superstructure upon
an insufficient foundation Pages Theory
and Prdetica
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-25

The job Printing once OF the Cairo sBulletin' is one
"i va" most complete Offices in Illinois, and all the
material being new aud OF the latest styles, and ON
are enabled Ia do
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-25
How Quincy wife catches her Hu.band

From the Quincy Herald
The young and beautiful wife of one of our
best citizens recently became very jealous of
her husband, charging him with two much
intimacy with the servant girl. Things wore
on and matters grew worse, and further in
diligence could not be tolerated. So the sup
posed injured wife set to work all the power
Of woman's wit to ferrit ont and satisfy her
self as to the matter. Christmas times being
at hand and plenty Of parties on all sides, she
had little trouble in effecting all she desired
as regarded her husbands fancicd fault.
Without letting him know anything about it
she insisted upon the servant going to party,
which the girl did, and would not return be-
fore the small hours of morning. This ac-
compished, she extinguished the lights and
retired to the servant girls bed to await the
coming Of her husband, whom she was salts
fed would pay IL VISIT. The door was len
unlocked AT about half past ten the door
opened gently and in he came. Oh, horror
She immagined that all her apprehensions
were more than true. Slowly, but certainly,
he neared the bed, and all the time her very
blood fairly chilled in her veins. The cove
lets were gently raised, and the masculine
form glided softly and noislessly in. Her
heart was now almost broken, but she was
determined to make all possible discoveries
so she remained as still "a mouse. A half
hour passed, as TO the occurrences of which
we are not supposed to know anything, when
the injured wife arose, lighted match and
what did she behold? Nothing more or less
than the person of her husbands coachman
The surprise Of both parties can be better
imagined than described.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-25

confident you will say our plans are not one
whit too broad to teach thoroughly those
greatasnd Nsplend.d branches OF learning
which relate 10 agriculture and the mechanic
arts and Won will agree with us that NO
learning Is too high to fit men - solve the
great mysteries of seed and sol and TO mas
Ter the mighty agencies of growth through
which the brown earth is changed TO golden
grain, and pulpy fruit, and fragrant flowers.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1869-10-09
POLICE JURY. PARISH ST. LANDRY.
August 10th, 1869.

AN ORDI\A\CE
To nsrrrnin tie Indebtedness Of the Parish
ofSt. Landry. and prorioing. for Keeping
an nrcurate registry Of the Warrants
hereafter t" be iss"ed.
H.. i, ir,urh THAI nn "It>',udirg warrants.
wI thr i>Sn"'i Ivy l~ Clerk oi the Police jury.
or he, t..rk Of tl'. Di<,ir' t'"llrt shall b" rrriv-
able fn Parish Taxes. u,l,sS they shall have
been r,g1-r rcd by III" Parish I,ras''rrr within
>ix', days from The passing" h. r'''f AMI II"
such variant >I,al, h- r.cl.r..r+h +h hy him "n'~~s
pr..S,.l ted ter r. g,srnf,r,, l,, the saiI l,i"d-
b.. il t;rr'hr' r'>nvrrl, Thar no warrant b"rr
aft ~ Ii. i>>r-h hv til. Chen * "f the Pir- in.
" or nf tlr. District Court shall hr r..r"ivHh -
ir pa, ln.nt "t Pa, III faxes. 'nrss it shall hav"
br.,s r.Gi>t. r.d b., tin. Parish Treasurer within
si>iv tlayS from the is-u- "t 'h- same. and ii"
such warrant Sh, lr rrgis''.r.'l nul presented
flr gis'sa,i"n within tll'' said period.
BE- it further resolved. That This ordinance
~h,ll b" ruh!'>l"d in Fr''rh "nd English IN the
official i'!rna I" The Parish. and in 'l,~ Op-lo't
>a> Cn,i. tor a period nt >ix'v davs:
! VI THOMPSON.
l.r'>iltnt Of the Police Jury.
Attest: e Mayo. Clerk
!. Au.'u&, 2lsf. 1863.
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~ O q 7 @ Il .

Parish Court of the Parish of St Land'y
0N the lat Monday of November next. will
~ hold u regular term of the Parish Court of
the Parish OF st. Landry, at the Court House
Of said Parrish for the trial of all classes of
co Of which have Jurisdiction; and on the first
Monday of December next. will hold regular
term M Court for the trial of Probate causes,
md the dispasition of such Pr'bate business ss
requires to he done in open Courts and there
after said Court will be regularly held on the
First Monday of each month. until otherwise
ordered. A. GARRIGCES.
opeloasss, Sept ls, 1867 Parish Judge.
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LAND AGED1 CY.

THE undersigned wishes TO inform lis
IL numerous friends and others. that il,
future bis whole time and attention will
be given to the Land Agency business.
All settlements and accounts dur the
Grocery Stnre will be made to Mr.. j. i.
Smith, who becomes sole proprietor All
peraons wishing to sell or pncllaSe land
In this or adjoining Parishes, will do we'll
to communicate with
JAS. II. HOUSTON.
OpelousaA, La. Sept. 25th, Is69-l6
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT !

4 IL t':">" MI" wish t" their hard
"a ,".r'I" i,lusn Will ii vii :, e. "A ~
"n:..r ihr lcw and >ll,..,..d >t"k of goods ut
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For IuGirS.

Gentlemen and ChHd. en- Also. IA great
nianv other articles in lis line. the emu
MrlHtlnI OF which would hc too tet!iuuS.
MIR. Isaac Icing satisfied. after long
experience. that small profits and II fire.
que 1T rltWal of his stock ultimately
pay 'ttttr tl'ah large profits and limited
sales. viii sell his goods cheaper than
they have heretofore been i1rirl in this
ma, kti. Convince v'I,,Srlv'> that such
is the fact by calling aud ~ iriuy hem.
llc pn't'r,lHl!> II >,Irlt> u cnll. feeling
assured rf Iii; ;,h!l /, to satisfy all v hu
may rlrstIt themselves.
HIS >t"it i ut The old stand If Eluc,
4 ,unlc, corner Of Main aid North >ts..
"rIn~!tc Mr.. \. Eli.l.c>'
Oi"luu>a>. Ortul,;.r >. ~Go-:,.n
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r O Eg q A T. E !.

A N Eagle" Gin Stand. with all the
~ running gear complete and in fine
order. ALSO, a Newell Screw and Press
AS good as new. Persons wishing t"
purchase can see the above Oh my Waxi;l
Plantation.
have also an excellent Steam Engine
and Sugar Mill, which | would sell ON
very accommodating terms.
j. A. TAYLOR.
April 4th, 1863. 43tf.
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To Let.

A BAKERY, situated IN the Town Of On"'.
n ",sas~ in tuli "l"'ralin ard we'll la,'"lz d.
There il o g""d brick ovr,. and ! il,. inIrr .
Su-nts of bakery. Dwelling l"rs". >inr. d .
Will b. rented a'"grihrr, on part ontr If d.
sired. For further pariicnla's app,v at the Olrl
ousas Courier Office. CT on the pr niss /"
J MARTIN
Ope|ouRaa. Oct. 2. 1869 j. 3n,
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NEW ORLEANS
PLANTATION AND CITY
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
WILLIAM McKEEVER,

WILLIAM Nck EEt Fn,
No. 2i7 Poydrns Street.
1DLANTERS and Others needing Lah"rne
IL Hxnds-blaek or white. male or i'-,nai--
kcan be supplied. ct short notice and r"ss"rahl-
raiss and DELIVERY on plantation GUAR
tANTEED
Niue ia an old established. reliable and will
Known Intelligence Labor Ag-IIry, a. my old
passons ars constantly proving by sruding I" me
sheif orders end recomm~nds
Flansers ordering hands must mend an order
sfdraft on th~ir merchant for Transportation Of
alada and sg-nt srnt with them
%ROTIcE-Plantrrs applying for labor
Ass irresponsible parties or discharged w"th-
s@ runners who pay no licrnce. have n" place
sssiaess, have no resp visibility. and who do
s@ sdvrftise; must naturally expect to lose their
esesy and time. and be- disappointed and d'm:
- BY the pon.del,very Of freely promised
ssaleaa haHds who. = times out Of 10. are pri-
asly engaged to Jump the planter at FIRST
snssns stopping place.
WM: McKEEvER.
s'as.stisu Intelligence ofsc.; ;sI7 Poyd,,s ,,s St.
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THE oPEL0UsAs COURIER.

Published on Saturday Ivy JOEL II eANDOZ
CoNplr rlUNs:
Subseripio".-F"nr Dollars per year payable
in advance. Or Five Dollars payable at tue end
ot the YEAR.
A subscriber wishing to d-continnr mnst give
written notice I" thar effect and srttle up all
arrra'a ages; and no subscription will b. stopped
until al! arr"arag's paid. unless al The optitn
"i The ,,ulli>hrr
.Airertisi"g 4 Fifty cents per square foY
each nS-r'lon Eight lines or less ronstitus"
SI'H1r
All Advertisements cent in for rul l,cation will
h" rt-d in English and French (unIsss other.
ws- ordered. nn,il the editor shall Judge it con
v,rir, to 1i>rnniinnr.
Candda,~s to public favors will pay Fifteen
Dollars each. !" advance. j! shav ~-b 60 F.~ aM
nnnper1
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Saturday, October 18th, 1859,
A KeEeGssDSs'TgON
To Owners cf Pl-ntz tons nd Lal &

A NY one who will scd ilS y tuil ,lrs,,i ION
IN "t the lal.is aud Plantations which h,
Wishes /" >r!l. and Five Dollars ir each ln';:;,-
tiul. ul tract 1T nnu rnn have his liul ,ltv adj
vcrti-t, ;n the OrFiors,> t.lH;Ek in Flr. rh
amt Eng ii>t. provide ln pays I> nNi ItL Il, NJ
on The "''."unt "t ,t!c safe MEN S,tn.
W. AL give Str;lii.rT> all the iut,t ma ;r! -
p' s>,.>> il ic.ar,l to mt>rlti>cu ald~ aid l:Aht-
aton>. ;lnd will rtlar2r h.tiiI.g Tor = kii.> IL
ADVERTISING III cas-. rn safe lti.r.r. Ii flr
Enh il sold while t!" 1v"i ~. ,,,.,it j. II, ilt
paper the ruinIni> sion iii ne rt; i,rd .ur"..-
t.ltiuII,l fl\crtl> Iii, 1t t"EtH tNr,', ~ lli
arl+e,.rit with tie Filter # ,.r trl'i::l.
Thrs. VIII" >,.ni Us ,rt,>t,in"l,;e II li~ ",
tl,r, silGiii.t state wl.cilI t""y vi il to All
themselves Of the ;;.s.r. ,f.,. fer :. 'i!rl " l>c
they will 'r published a: rtl il>i,A! rates.
OTri.u-u>, Al yns1 III. i,b.' .-;i.