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Another Step Forward.

The Provident or Benefit side Of the Enr
lish Trades Unions hus acted not only os
nait to attract, but still more forcibly rs q
Tie TO hold the members TO their allegiance.
strike may cat up the benefit fund, it NAV
he contrary to the judgment of many of the
members; but men who have paid into the
Union Tor years cannot afford to go against
the policy of the majority for this would
cause them to be struck of the books and
to lose The benefit OF the only savings they
ilad made. In ths way the members are
leld together, whether they like it or not.
The penalty OF expulsion always hanging
over the heads of the members, causes them
to pay promptly the lines to which they NAV
be subjected by fault of either omission or
commission. These fines vary according TO
circumstances. The Amalgamated Engi-
neers, Tor instance, impose fine OF 81 25
ior obtaining employment for non-society
man, Without the consent OF the president
or officers. and 50 so and SIS 90 for working
piece work without sharing the surplus
profit with the other workmen. But the
most curious part OF these penal arranpe-
ments is the cxaction of heavy fines from
such employers as disoboy the provisions of
the Union cole. According to tile Edin-
du'Dh RerieW, rs much as 5000 has been
levied and paid, rs single fine, by i. mas
ter, under terror Of heavy pecuniary mulct,
and even the expenses and Gloss of time Of
"the delegates who do the manufacturer thu
honor OF waiting upon him to inform him
"of the Judgment of the sef-constituted tri
'ounal are extorted by the same process, ~
The gross ssincome Of the Amalgamated En-
gineers, who are stated to number 80. GOO
members, is nearly half million dollars.
Thoy have no less than 30S branches in the
United Kingdom and its dependencies, and
the membership Is increasing at the rate of
1000 to 5000 year. This is the largest
Union OF those connected with the building
trades; but as we showed In previous arti-
Gle, Its financial soundncss rs proyident
society is to be judged of, not by tho alb
stract amount OF the income nor even by
Tho present annual excess OF receipts ovor
disbursements, but by comparison, such
rs on actuary would mako, between the
assets OF the association on the one hand,
and the engagements and liabilities on the
other. The Society Of Carpenters and Join
ers ls striking amp Of this distinction
witha difference. The fund In hand in seven
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Cost an0 toun0

II OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
~ have lost anything make it known to the
public through this column. The rate for twenty
@orts or less, each Insertion is % cents, II pail
FOUND, a YAWL BOAT. THE OWNER
IL can have her by proving property ana nav
ing expenses. Apply at No. 81 East Bay
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FLORIDA LAND FOR sALE.-

FLORIDA LAND FOR SALE.-A
= valuable PLANTATION of $50 acres in Ma.
n 'ounty, Florldn, IL offered Mt private sale.
About oilc half cleared and under cultivation: !:
Eart best hammock. This Plantation Is one of
tiie most desirable In the State; is very produc-
&C.; also 1nc for Oranges ana Other Frnts: is
located In one OF the heolthlcst and most plea.
SAINT neSborhoo1s in the State, being convent.
ent 10 railroads, churches, &c. Appiy to A. ID.
!MI,ULl.iGAN, Cotton Factor, Accommodation
"hari' Chnrlcston, 3. q. noyI2
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VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS AND
STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE.-I Will sell
20: 600 acres OF LAND and FOUR STEAM SAW
MILLS situated In COlleton County, s.. G., on the
EilistO River 80 N- '"o
These Lands have an unlimited supply OF the
very u, st pine TIMBER and also fine facilities for
running machinery with water power. All the
Milis are now In successful operation, and are
connected with the river either by canal or rnil-
Ioad: Location healthy, water excellent, ana
cane. '' A-NS VI
will sell these Lands In body or divide them
into tracts to slit purchasers.
For further particulars, appIy to JOHN T. IEN.
dcc3 fmw2mosT
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EoR SAIL, STEAM PoRTABLE

DRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A
y GREAT BARGAIE.-Ones small Cylinder TAY
LoR PRESS In complete repair. IL ins been bnt
little used, and Is sold simply because tho present
owner hos no use for 1t. The sIzo of tbe bed of
INC Press Is ferty-four by Hfty-elght inches Said
Press VIII be sold ut great bargain II applied FOR
other purposes. Address Box No. a7s5 New YORK
fo''ohice' o''ohice' t4 g. sept2o
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Ennn for Gule.


C100 ACRES TO LEASE FOR A
A5OO TERM OF YEARS.-The large ana
u, Deantiinl PLANTATION, known as Kcltt Place,
consisting or 2i0o acres HOO cleared Soil ricI
and clay nbounding in deposits OF mari 700 acres
OF splendid cotton land; 100 acres OF IL Will make
hig TO the acre; location perfectly healthy NH
IN! year. four and q half miles from Iewisvi;e.
south carolina Railroad; well settled; has been IN
constant cultivation since the war; has all neces.
sary buildings; small dwelling, barns, stables.
ginnoIse, screw, lnbOrcrs' houses. Lyon's Creek
best sites for a factory in The State.
% VII DC s0la with the lease, the foliowIng: fine
Young MULES, large lot OF improved In,;,,c-
ments, Bnnly Plouglis, New Gin, Dickson Cotton
seen, enough to plant the entire crop 1000
bushels of Cotton Seed for hrtiZng; 800 bushels OF
corn; Al will be sold on the place, low for CASH
rartles desiring TO lease are requested to inspect
inc growing crop OF cotton, which will give entire
satisfaction. For terms, apply to Mits. LAW
HENCE KEN KEITr, St. Matthew's i. o. Orangeburg
District, s. @.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T. b. whalcy, J. G. Koitt
Esd, Oraugeburg; ii. w. Peronneau, ESQ.,, vii.
nam middleton, Esq, Charleston.
OCt25 mwf2mOt ~ 81.
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The undersigned have recently published n
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heynoltls' New Pictorial Primary Reader. a5
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!. The enlistment OF popular sentiment In
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Rcnlopuls.

a Ut USTINE T. SAIYTIIE HAS REMOV
Ed his Law Office from No. II Broad stree
70 No. % Broad street, south side, over office O
hcitci fs BfuHS. dcc3 Inn
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HORSES AND MULES. - THE SUB
IL ScRIBER has and will keep on lnnd con.
stnnt supply OF MULES AND HORSES at his
ZycR. p WEsT
noy22 NTH .....s' NA'
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Bour0lng.
Ncm ilublicalions,
VIcKs FLORAL GUIDE FOR ls7o

NICKS FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870
m The First Edition OF One Hundred and Twenty
inousnnd copies OF NlCk'S ILLUSTRATED GAIA
LOGuE OF SEEDS AND FLORAL. GUIDE. is
plhlisiied and ready TO send ont. II is elegantly
wood Engrvings OF Flowers and Vegetables. and
beautiful Colorcd Plate, consisting or seven
varieties OF PhioN DrummOndli, making Il fine
BOUQUET OF PIILOXES.
IL Is inc most beautiful as we'll as the most in
strnciive Floral Guile published, giving plain and
thorough directions for the
CULTURE OF FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES.
The Floral GnIrlc Is published for the benefit of
my customers, TO whom 1t IL sent free Without
oy mail for Ten Cents, which is not half the cost
AuIress JAMES WICK
ucCo 5bSC Rochester. n V
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TT YOU WANT NICE FRUIT, GO TO
Il kLEIN'S Cheap Fruit Store, Mt No: 800 King
street. lie has received q fine assortment OF liz
deed. 'f ,lnc9 S,nps r.
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for Sale.

Deal. ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO
IS pERTY OF any kind may bc advertised for
sale IN tlils column, at the rate OF 25 cents for
advance. " i "
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MIR. BENJAMIN Loudly HAS ARRIy-
1vl ED with % head of YOUNG MULES AND
HORSES ut CIIRlSTOPHER'S STABLES, No. 500
King street. For sale low. decd ~
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING of ali Kinds Main
and ornamental, ii executed promptly In ihc
hcatest style and ut the lowest New York prices
ut THE NEWS Job Onlce NJ. I4g EAST BAY Cali
an examine the scale OF prices before giving your
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ORIME HORSES AND MULES.-TIE
] undersigned will offer for sale this morning
one OF tho choicest lots OF work Horses and Mules
ever bronght to this market. r. ARNOLD cor.
ner Meeting and John streets. deco
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Eiloncs, nnnacs, Nf.

- TO ES AT LESALE.
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STOVES AT Wholesale.
THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF uOR.
TON Il SuEpIIERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER Bus,.
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF TIE OLD HOUSE
WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES AT a CLOSE APPROXIMATIONS TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE SOME
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH.
OUT TIE AID OF cnIMNEYs If NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP
ERLY, IF SET Ur AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
PRICE-HAyE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH BUT SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO BRlcK.woRK TIC SET
THEM Up.
TIE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CAST-IR0S AIR-TIGHTs. RUssTA-lRoN AIR.
TIGHTS. sIX.PLATE Or BoX STOVES, &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BE FURNISHED UroN APPLICATION.
WIN. SHEPHERD & CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON S. c.,
TAP AIMED WARE
AT WHOLESALE
wM. sHEpnERD CO..
No. 81 IIAYNE STREET.
STA MPED TIN-w ARE
AT WHOLESALE.
wM. sHEPH HERD CO.,
No. 81 H.iYNE STREET.
FRENCH RETINNED IRON WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
WIN. EPHERD CO.,
No. % HAYNE STREET.
VILE COPPER
RoL ING MILLS.
AGENTS IN CHARLESTON:
wM. HEPHERD & CO..
No. "a IAYNE STREET.
ttlisrcllnmcous.
VNHE DRAWING OF SPANISH POLICY
TAKES PLACE DAILY
In the large Hall in tho rear OF our Banking
House.
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"ANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
wv central part OF the city, containing Ave or
SIX rooms, with good outbuildings and water.
Address ID, at this Onice. senios
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WANTED TO RENT, a BRICK RESI-
wv DENCE In q central part Of the city, con
tanning Tour or SIX rooms, with cstcrn and
necessary outbuildings. Address i. S., key bOX
NO. o32 L. U. llcc3 finw5
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WANTED TO HIRE, A GIRL ACCUS-
w TONED to doing IIOUSEWORK. One
coming recommended will hear OF n good sltua.
tioil, ny applying at No. o. Tradd street
deco 90
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A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE To
IA sell the American KNITTING MACHINE
the only practical Family Knitting Machine ever
invented. Price S25. Will knit 1000 stitches
per minute. Address American Knitting MarhIne
company, Boston, Mass. or st. Louis, Mo.
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EOR SALE, SEVERAL YOUNG WORK
~ ~ iIoKSES AND MULES, at j. CIIniSTO.
PIIERS Stables, No. 500 King street. dec2
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Go fie,lt.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET BY THE
- month, week or night. Terms moderate
Apply at NO. 46 Reaufan street. noYSO
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WANTED, a SITUATION AS CLERK,
In Wholesale Drug Store or large Re.
.ali ann PRESCRIPTION Drug Store. No objection to
go IN iile country. VIII expect but small com.
hclisation al first The applicant is graduate of
the South Carolina Medical College. Address NJ.
d., through the PostoIllcc orto
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nNE FIRST-CLASS EIGHT HORSE
~ strictly PORTABLE ENGINE and BOIIER.
one Steam Portable Cr0ss.cilt or Wood Saving
Machine. For sale at CAMERON, BARLEY &
W. noy27 10
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mants.

WANTED, a YOUNG MAN, BETWEEN
Nv 10 and 20 years OF age, to open oysters.
Apply nj No. l0i Market street. dccs 4.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-04

ibrer 3uiammeniebuns unp @ompeter,
at bic %9euetnlauen 8eb1rben> pelde
na@ bent @ertra9e pom Z. Mpril 1862
bic Ser Staaten uno @rpbbritanten in
ben atnertfani1den 9dfen CUR unterbri<
dung s,peS SclaDenbanbels nieoeroe(ebt
BADEN. Sdwerli@ pirp ~ibrieens unter
ben internationalen @erbdltni0en cine
anoere Nnalu9e f@ Fuoen la0en,
unb IS i9eint baber pent9ltens speifelz
baft> ob oer Norppeut1ae 8uno uno Die
betbeilisten Staaten bel7elben 9eneiat
!tro, tit i6re &e6t5< unp @ert6t6Derfal<
lung etnet1 70 t}efenG in1anittt gu ma6en>
um bic Man9el au%Swdrtieer Suitseinz
r'9tun9en gu beieiti9en.
Die Soee, tnternatipnale Gpmmifipnen
CUR ueberwa&ung be8 MuSwanpererpez
1ens n'eperiuleBen> 1T 9ewib cine lebr
r1gtt9e, aQetn man le9e bieier&DrperiHafz
ten telne ri9terli6e @eralt lei.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-04

Gin tntreilanter @anbibat
Ir etnen @lbermanYofen.-
Nus Stem yorf erfabren mir F.; 6rancis
pintprp, BET fre@e SpiBbube, Der flrsli@
bel benz Geriu&> bic parf 8anf ;u be-
fteblen, ab9efabt wurbe, tpei9erte fi@ bartz
nddig> i1@ fir he Dietseouerie pbptcz
9rapbieren gu ,la0en. Ml8 man ibn
fra9te, tparum er1 f@ 1p 1ebr baaeaen
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intern Dtitrtfte Ganoipat fit eiiner 81
beru1auzpofen unb .es lei bod ntdt pai<
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mad,te, I'M nn9efdbr 10 ubr tebrtt Ct
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0ortfesuns folst.)

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ct. paul ni6t mebr BE @eiben,faot Der
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paul lpegnerlegt treroen leute, bas Ga
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tute u1n9epanbelt tpercen fou, ppn ben,
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i'm @ebanbe Der Grten Natipnal 8ant,
10 biz 5Sassptssiaaftsh be- Ssitai3aft srlsttst une an na9
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6. Gwtne Mears, 81. o., IiFfeatarSt.
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faern, pber ben Bettra9 ibre 8er1heruna ert6ten mol
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S=rIEID AND FIREsIDE.

LIME AS MaNUKE.-We haze more faith
in large doses of lime than in small. Ono
hundred bushels. per acre viii often so change
the character of the soil, that the beneficial
effects VIII be observed for twenty or thirty
years. A;eOnveniont way to apply is to pillow
the the Kiln Kiln put it on the field in heaps 20 feet
. an. each way, and bushel Of lime in each
II =, The 3ss af5 Rs Eh aRs sT P Psnsi
tbe whole evenly over the field with shovel,
and and harrow or pillow it in, and sow the crop
about Gf he hG 9a S bushels sro Rs5
more than 10 feet it is easily spread. We
should prefer to use lime on summer falloT
for wheat, as this affords more time to attend
to it. But it may be applied to any crop: II
YOUR land is drained naturally or artihcially,
and is we'll summer fallowed and then lined rs
above, you may expect good wheat and good
clover, and no matter how much it is "worm,"
when you have once got good clover You can
easily make your land bring large crops.
IAmertcan A9riculturist.