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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
=s-A+s IN CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Corrected weekly by "A. c. KAUFMAN
..-Brokr; No. Is Broad Street.
JANUARY IA, 1870.


JANUARY IA, 1870.
STATE SECURITIES Carolina, old,
-(asO; do new, ,-@SO; do, registered
stock,sex int:-@72..
Cry YSEc0R1TIEs.-Augusta, Ga, Bonds,
S3@S6; Charleston, S. G., Stock (ex or
int 53@55; do, Fire Loan Bonds, %
rs; Columbia, S. c., Bonds, 65@sS.
RAILROAD BoNDs.-Blue Ridge, (irst
mortgage,) ,-@65; Charleston and Sa,
vannah, 5000 Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, --9Sl; Cheraw and Daring
ton, --@sOs; Greenvi!le and Columbia,
list mort) -@75, do, (State guaranteed
500; Northeastern, S0@S2; Savannah
and Charleston, list mort) -915; do'
Estate guaranteed --@64; South Carroll,
na, -@s0; do, rs; Spar tanburg and
Union, &@50.
.s.aRAILaoAD SrocKs.-Charlotte, Colum
bia and Augusta, -@55; Greenville and
Columbia, 1s@2; Northeastern, 7@S;
Savannah and Charleston, 29@2S3 South
Carolina, (whole shares) 5000; do, (half
do) 1s@lS3. -
y EXCHANGE, &c.-New York Sight, off
par par; Gold, 12O@122; Silver, ll4@ll7.
IL SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
Shank of Charleston. ..-9-
RBank of Newbetry q
Bank OF Camden. . -. .oo(9-
Bank of Georgeto ....... ..-(9zO
Bank of South Carolina l0(9-
Bank of Chester. .l5(9-
Bank of Hamburg. .....s. ....... 5(9-
Bank of State S. O., prior to 1851 ..50(9-
Bank OF State of 5. C., issue 1861
and 1862 lo(9-.
*Planters' and Mechanics Bank of
e7sCharleston n............... ..-(D-
*Pcople's Bank of Charleston ....-G-
*Union Bank of Charleston. ......-@-
Southwestern Rail Road Bank of
Charleston, (old)... .95@-
Southwestern Rail Road Bank of
y Charleston, (new) ........... .95(g-'
State Bank of Charleston. ........ oC9-.
Farmers and Exchange Bank of
Charleston.
Exchange Bank of Columbia. i. .20@-
Commercial Bank of Columbia. 3(9-
Merchants Bank of Chcraw... So
Planters Bank, of Fairfield. ...... So
State of South Carolina Bills Re-
ceivable. le.................. par.
City of Charleston Change Bills. par.
- Bills marked thus (*) are being re-
deemed at the Bank Counters of each
Jan 13, 1870 % ly
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New Advertisements.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
.ANDERSON COUNTY.

BIZ ~ w Humphreys, Esq, Pro. Judge
WHEREAS, j. A. Amick and David G. W.
Ricbardsen have made suit to me to grant them
Letters of Administration de Jonis non, cum tcsta-
,ae.fo annsro, of the Estate and effects Of David
Richardson, Senior, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said
David Richardson, decd, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court Of Probate, to be held at
Anderson Court House OF the 2lst day of jan
ary, 1870, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted
Given under my hand, This 10th day of Janu-
ary, Ammo Domini, 1870.
W. W. HUMPHREYS,
ssg Judge Of Probate.
Jan 13, 1870 90
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NOTICE
BY THE
nj E r c II A N I S
ANDERSON G. II.

NOTICE is hereby given to the public that we
do not propose to do credit business for the year
1870, but those TO whom credit may be given are
notified that all sales are considered due after
thirty days; and if not paid, interest VIII DC
count-at the rate OF one per cent. month, un-
less by special contract otherwise.
BLrcKLEY s. EvINs, G. F ToLLr,
NJ, LESSER. DoBBfSs g. SHELTON,
a. B TowEts. fShrtiyUr,l Gro. w. FAINT,
j. Is. CLARK & Son, JULIUS PoppE'
CATER & MARTIN, ". H. NAnDIN & Co.
WIN s. SHARPE, F. c. v. BoRsTEL,
N. X. & ]. P. SULLIvAH, Il. w. HUME,
WALrEns & BAKER, BENNETT s. KEEsE,
! T.. DAWSON. BYKEE s. FoGARTY,
Ar. HELDMANS, nj. D. KENNEDY,
W. F. BARR s. Co., WATSON BRo,
p K McCULLY, L. C:BRAbf 20,
] r. SMITH 6 SoS A. P. IftBDAnD,
G. A. REED. john McGRATH,
KEEsE & KING.
Jan /, 1870 % Sm
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ANDERSON, Jan. 10, 1870
Cotton market dull to-day at 81 to %.
BY TUESDAY, EvEslsG's MAIL.
g AUGUSTA, Jan. II, 1870.
Cotton market firm and offerings light; sales
47S bales-middlings 2S4. -,
CHARLESTON, JAM II, 1870.
Cotton in good demand and firm; sales SOU
bales-middlings 2s5 to 244.ss
II New YoRK, Jan. II, 1870.
Cotton opened steady but closed weak sales
5000 bales at 25ss.
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Cash, and Cash Only
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcIAL TERM.

Retoye ,Jadqe ,Jones-Samud ID. HOrey and
Ehridgr s. H0reg agt. The RUbbr Zip Pencil CON the
rr -ie 10 one Of the plaintiffs giving him the author
v to lacture rubber heads lOr lead pencils Prior
ma beeI ed 10 other parties, and by various assign
u.futs had all become vested in the deIehgaht. All
tho limited , states for Rubber heads, with the
exception Of the issued to the plaintiff we're owned
dfndout issued CIRCULAR in which he claims to own the
exclusive right FOR the manufacture and SAFE o1 rDDer
he,ds ar any device for attaching rubber 10 tne end
OF lead pencils; and threatening 10 prosecute auy
body who purchased any goods, unless ~ i
Oi the issue of such circular, commenced an
action against the dgfehdaIt III ~ .LlS ,t toori aai
tbof tIev mad manufactured, and should continue to
manufacture rubber heads under mat patent anu @ tnat
tho Cxcusiye right to manufacture rubber heads ana
threatening 10 sue anybOdy tiit no"BHt ulIl, i i.
thcir cusIomers from buying their goods. Proof
was offered yesterday on Behahl oi luo ,I inn
Ing of yaYious letters patent OF the plalhtuls
and tie patent Of the defendants ana the ls5uhg oi
Inv reason OF persons refusing 10 buy goods through rear
of law suits. II coutended on lh1 par Vi t. VI,
fndaut at the questions at issue relating 70 patents
tb tC ('oirt had 10 jurisdiction Of and that even II
tb,d be plaintiff had right TO the action, Tor the
reason nt the curt of Equity could not RESTRAIN pnDl
r,ti"n of Ihel on the part of the plaintiffs II was
contcnded that the question oil patent or that R
h@th parties claimed to be acting under patents
which, until they were declared Nod S o1
~ 81 Ia sl fnaIly that the statement contained IN me
defendant circular vas untrue ~ t l, @ lllo 1i'f & %
@ ras Court mad complete jmiidi, ton Ot the case,
and mn Injunction was the proper remedy 10 prevent
ah A,ni,ro.e and MOnc Counsel tOr plantH JOhl
: Xashburn, Counsel for defendant; ,. ,o,,,od
rIS RiS5oD Dirorce Case-Ar Boyd, the newlyrelalneu
i for firs bishop plaintiff in the Bishop Divorce
- .nne,rrI today. according To pO5tpOnemeht on
rccoInf Of the time he had had 70 EXAMINE 'ne '"So'
Judge Jones adjOurnedl II 10 hcA' fi4"'''
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
NEW POSTAL FACILITIES WITH NEW
ZEALAND

WASHINGTON, Oct 7.-Ihe announcement Is
made by Joseph H. Blackfan Superintendent of Foreign
Mails by order Of the General that Postal
Convention has been concluded between the United
States and the Colonial Government OF NewZtaand es-
tabishing exchange Of correspondence between ING
two countries by means OF the direct line OF ColOnlaf
mail packets pying between San Francisco and New
Zealand rs well by such other means OF dlitct man
steamship TRANSPORTATION shall hereafter be e,tan-
shed with the approval Of the respective postal depart
ments Of countries. THIS convention VIII Dc Ci
ried into operation the 1st Of December ls1 ana
establishes an international letter postage or II cents
(sixpence per each single rate OF hall an ounce or rae
ton thereof the prepayment 0f when - compulsory
and the letters prepaid IN one country are 10
be delivered free OF all charge IN tne otsr thsn
Letters posted unpaid, or prepaid any amount Isss %
one fun single rate OF postage cannot be forwarded Du.
has been prpaid VIII be iOrWaIueu chaieEu VIII rnp %
difference of postage, for collection on delivery. Eac.
country TO collect it's postage only on pheu mat
ter of all kinds whether sent OF ieceFed az tne
ing rates viz: United States pO tiee ou
liked at two cents each, and on ali other articles o
nTinted matter four cents per each weight of
four ounces fraction thereof whether sent OF received
articles OF printed sent 10 received from the
United states, are the same a, charged ior Ioh9s,c @
vision made for the transit through te IhHa stttos'
well a. the conveyance 10y h,JeG hib ~ ,i NcT
Zealand Office may desire 70 !iansnH PS g , stS
sTS eT;csn anu Proyincss. the West Indies, Mexico,
Central and south America. And II Is also provded
that prepaid letters Iron, Jt.if stote ~ NeZiaiand
shall iycred in said colony free OF All carSs What
H Tt % Ste adircsscd to New-south Wales Aus
tl w he forwarded its destination, subject 10 the
same conditions are applicable to Correspondence
nriginatiug In NeWZsaland and addressed 10 those
colonies New York. Boston and San frduclsco
are the Offices f exchange on the slde Oi ths
limited states Tor sll mails forwarded 10 or received
from Zealand under the provisions or this cOnveh
ton The colonial line plying between san ffl, sco ana
NewZeaand make their departures regularly nom @ an
Francisco on the 10th of each month In addoh 20 ls
convention, il may be remarked that the estabshmhs
OF direct luc OF steamers between san tIan,l "a ,ha
New-ZeaaHd brings the British mail "a Auetralla a' m ,ho
other colonies in Oceanca quicker than by Mal oi s
Snez Canal and therefore the British PostOInoe a
itself OF these advantages 10 forward ~ gioe
from and 10 these colonies hy way OF the Ohie"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

issue which VIII have to tried The application under
the present form will have TO he denied
Mr.. EVarts then asked for peremptory mandamus
compelling the Company to show the books
MI felu Sld that the relator did not prove that
demand was made upon the COMPANY
Mr.. Eyart- said that they did
Mr.. Fied-1hs argument has nothin0 IN do with the
question before the Court which H. you the power
IN hs issue joined u do anything except 10 remain per
fecty sun ana let them notice the for argument
the demurrer We Will show, he said, beyond all con
troversy upon authorities explicit as can be made that
they cannot have the mandamus all in this the
facts presented You must show that the Company has
been properly applied to and refused.
MI Eyaft5-l see your Honor that when the Erie Com
pany denlrs 10 that mandamus II Is they want
the days notice of motion to 30 the Special Term
calendar Your Honor who has power To issue per-
empt0ry mandanus can say You can argue IL when
you please, but have issued my pcremptory man
damus"
Judge Barnard-I have no doubt myself but what the
Court under certain circumstances would have power To
issue perelnptOry mandamus provided they became
satisfied tat the stockholders being defrauded OF
their rights have no doubt myself but that this Is
proper Court 70 move in, but instead OF taking per
emptory Inandamus You took alternative mandamus
and they disputed all your facts and II they have dis
puted your facts they have raised Issue OF law which
viii have TO be heard.
Judge Barnard concluded by saying that they could
put on the calendar for trial OF the issue at law, or
could Withdraw IL and apply for mandamus.
For the relaor Mr. WIN. NJ Evarts; for jay Gould and
the Company David Dudley Field Aaron j. NandcrpOel,
Il. q. 5heIlnan, aud Dudley Field.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
GENERAL SESSIONS.

Tn the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
Recorder Hackett the bench Patrick Matthews VINO
was convicted Oh Wednesday Of mansaughter III the
fourth degree the killing of Hugh Mccall with an
in Cherry-st last August was brought up for sentenee
that he believed it TO be a CONSCIENTIOUS one,
but he could not concur with the jury IN dda1s
Of Mccall after any immediate r, danger to To- his rs
the prisoner should be one flied with regret the action
which had deprived of life helpless inebrate whom ne
deadly weapon. The severest penalty attached 10 the
verdict OF the jury would be Two years IN the state
recommendation TO mercy which he could not disregard
he would therefore, sentence him to the Penentay FOR
Bartholomew Buckley Fortieth-s between Tenth and
Eeyenth-aves., on the 22d of last June, appeared
with plea Of guilty OF IN the foHrth % ae
gree The case resembling that Of Matthews, Mr. Fel
lows accepted the plea believing trial would resG IN
for sentence, in order 10 examine the papers, JOhn
Iappn pleaded guilty TO burglary in the third degree
M Island, he was W sentenced to five years in the
state Prison, the seyerest penalty for the crime
Grouse, convicted Of simple assault Penitentiary
year Prescott OF the AntiGamDlng ASS AssociatOI
appeared yesterday on ajont indictment WIN GsLWay
and West for frauds by the ad a
was impossibility to obtain eonsle6Sn, Icocin
he was only an emploSXe OF ,he AssGcia-
VIM Johnson alias "Dooley" was called He is pale
faced disspated-lookng fellow an old offender ana was
arrested for entering the store OF Mr. W. H. Adams NO.
l5 Jay,st While in The Tombs, he wrote letter to "a
Mrs Rome, No 20 Bankst., informing her that ne haI
facts in his possession regaralng ~ "a qusnRy qt R br or
father Mr. Martin Y. Brown, short time previous ana
would diyulge the place OF s concealment II Mrs Rome
would intereede in his behalf. Mrs Rome, anxious to
recover the stolen articles which had been weddlng
present furnished the prisoner with number OF deca
ces to add his comfort johnson his trial pleaded
guilty and he told that If he would return the stolen
ware or give information to the Court where 1t might De
found his sentence would be suspended lie
promised with alacrity, and left the Court
room to meet Mrs. Rome, who accom-.
panied him to the foot of Grandst:, near the East
River Here johnson paused in front OF pawnbrokers
shop and obtained from Mrs. Rome " 75 WIN whlcn 10
redeem the property He then passed through the do0r
and Mrs Rome waited for his temperance she nnauy
entered and learned that her property was NOT tnee
was arrested No 66 Hesers and Yesterday Recorder
Hackett pronounced the sentence or two years ana h
i'm the State Prison, adding that the prisoner rchy de-
served Il for failing 70 keep his falth.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE vIELE DIVORCE SUITS.


To the Edftor or The Tribune.
SIR Uninfluenced by any other motive than
duty to my children, and at their urgent solicitation to
provide against the contingency of my death, have
been compelled 10 seek In the Courts OF law the only
relief that open to An por!e report of the pro-
ceedings does great injustice to myself and cruel wrong
most estimabe lady. will not in the interest Of
public morality make public the return duly made by
to the writ of habeas cOrpns. leave the matter
entirely with the Court, where alone II belongs, ana
shall rest satisfied in the justice of Its decision only
ask for the sake OF those TO whom the courtesy Is due
that the press will not add unnecessarily to the sorrow
of my deeply afflicted family, the youngest Of whom is
six years old and the eldest 49, EGBKRT l.. NHLE'
Nec York, oct, 1870.
[The report above referred to came to lis in
the regular course of our Court Reports, and
was supposed to be only the beginning Of a
case all the sad details of which we should be
forced to publish. If we had known that Gen.
Viele purpOsed taking the wise and Christian
course to which he above commits himself, we
should have avoided above all things, the in
justice done him by the publication yesterday
of what thus becomes purely an er parte state
ment. l-ED.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
s1-PREN[E COURT-CHAMBERs.

Derisi0nS-By Judge CardOz0.-IObbs ct al agt. Dn-
rart-Notion denied. West a It. West.-MOtOn denied
Crswold ait. BanksAllOWaDce OF sl0O granted Green
baum ag, Wolf-Tnc answer denies the ccpartnershlP
fIerc m he no receiver while that question IL undeer
uiucd the Injunction must also bo dissolved BOyle
AIT Miller and Othcrs.The surety Is not suihclent Tor
al be unicrtakings; he may he accepted for one under
taking I'm the matter Of the Harmony Fire ana Marine
Ins Co.-Orders settled. Dunderdale CT al agt ireland
the he charged 10 the two funds pro rata he
decree will be settled that way 1llen agt lioou-Mo
ton granted. Fisko agt Fiske.-Mouou denied Duryee
agt BedlOw-MotOn granted ON ynent OF costs since
answer Whyte agt. McGOwan.-MbtiOn granted on pay
rent OF $40 in two days, etc Judgment 70 stand etc
Fulton agt. Hury.-MOiion denied. In the mater OF
las Foster ir etc.-OTder granted. IugnOt agt Johll
COWan-t think ought 10 follow the rulings III sth ana
1srh Barbers; order may be drawn accordingly Darr
rel ag Jones and CthersMOton denied without costs.
Ioftus agt. HOef-Reiorencc ordered. Bell agt Bell
Both motions granted except ahnony reduced TO $50
GuauO C0.-MOtOn denied.
By Judge Brady Matthews agt. Hubbard, etc-Order
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
RAYKING AND FJNANCIAL.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MiNNt.,. IN,k 80
RAILROAD COMPANY tdr9sing The gfea' ',"''o =
and Hippe,ofa The Road nearly oomPao" ""a ~
nina order. Bikod competition; Fn nIg :, to.,.
ycuoh TRAFFIC.; an Ab-ae Jo~ 81 fe, ,, 70 81 a. ho%s n'
and Choago-n recommending to the u,c puOc ~ Txn S
yes,ment in the FIRST MORTGAGE sLnhlNo foND
,nrv Cfs,lsn. ~ % SVEN PER CENT Golp BoNDs issued
SoSShE"n Si romnonr NV we subOn few of the con'ders
tons % which We feel authorize US to a, sfL tine sa 'upS
" Ths .esirablity of the bonds as an Investment S
ine NV the fact that the BURLINGTON CEDAR
RAPIDS REoaD on nnT ~ other SIssF Of the
Western Railroads. r.. -, A, ,oiles betTeen Chi
caeo and ST. Paul. O. po,,I ,o 81 Iopis On
"a shorter than any projected or constructed rosd;
ha'I III 7, - thr highway to the Northwest ana hed
pirer country II must receive aS feeders an pro.
iseted and constructed roads north OF MahAato or
west of st. Paul. -, -. ..,,;,;.., a., ~
,,r. n tNrst-class road namely good iaihai point
an coually good tefmisoi point and ueb anu poi Y,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
COMMON PLEAs-GEsERAL TERM.

before Oh D. DaIy and J"dgeg a go5@es, L2e La,S ana
a T',ror, mani COTnis il an appeal 10y ueitnuilts
rom judgment gwen aealnSt ' IN ttin I o 10 one Of
@ ho Hnaken ferry at the foot OF Bareay5, was
tnS @ o"st nv horse and cart that was leaving lne
u & the awe struck his left leg aud threw MN uO"
and The horse fell HIM His LETT eg %5 Siured
"ntp ,..t beiug able TO conduct his shaTt DlsihneSt
II,th ia that of commission nvIoHaii.. ~
WIFI ,,,ht an action in the Common peas against ,ne
fedSta who propretors OF the ietry tb as s,o
~ 500 OnO Tie defense wasa denlalOt the alek
% made by PLAINTIFFS 10 negligence on the pIt on eno
,iits and charging the plalntlH WAN
] aIy in his charge said he "shoud hesitate 20 say sy
.,'sc & tnng with crowd OF people on DOaII poat
% ', a. ttCnrd 10 dock and on board OF whlch ,nsIe
Nnoi dy ~ rea number Of people, would DC suy a o
arc be9ause he goes with the stream rince Ine
1nniyersa The good sense OF the mater wa
~ he boat was up 10 the bridge anu lnssoneu @
that men to % m po-itiOn In which one class OF pas
% % get another % S closed n un afH the
the pah o. % @5ssharged and said that II me use o,
means ike that would pEey,eh1 ,hs The iry held in ac-
the oo 6 This view aud found for the plaintn @ aa @
ages and costs To the amour VI ''- -'-''|
anneola Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
TIE RIpLE IN SCHOOLS.
To The Editor Of The Trt bUNe.

SIR: A communication appeared in THE
DAILY TRIBuNE OF October /, asking the questions "Do
the OF the several states enforce the reading OF
the Bible in the public schoolsi" As reply for the
State Of West Virginia, call the attention Of W C." to
the following extract from Section % OF Chapter o our
code of laws: All teachers employed III the public
schools this State shall read cause to he read at
least one chapter the Bible, in language una T
stood by the scholars day AT the opening OF the
school" i, e,
were of Roman Catholic paTentagc, the teachers nave
been TO substitute the daily reading or telectohs
from the ROmish BreviaTy CdtccLsm Wthou' incur
ring the censure of the school directors tbs subsit-
ton however, is thought 20 be unwarantahle hut the
question has never been decided by tie authorities.
HiHg,cOOd, w. TO., Oct. 8. c. Il. NC
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

To me EdifOr Of tn G tribune.
SIR: As an American citizen, alive to all the
great schemes and enterprises projected for the develop
ment OF the vast of Republic have been
much interested within the asfew days, in reading the
proceedings in this city, of the TransC Continental south
eru Pacific Railway Company. Why the bill, which was
go wisely framed, and offered guarantee or the sue
cess OF the hercuean labOrs and achievements conem-
Mated by ths praiseworthy Company was not passed
during the last session OfCongress a. 10 the hons OF
snYious friends Of the undertaking. exceedingly yStef-
Ous and unsatisfactory Know tnut lne eIts Iiottse VIZ
freely and generally given by Northern Senators anu
REPRESENTATIVES, 10 Southern senators ana
tves thai II the latter would vote for the Northern
Ga Railroad, when the bill came up the FORMER N0u,
1heneyer the opportunity presented useII cheeflul
vote for the Southern Pacific Railway. To TINS our
Southern Senators and Representatives agreed anu INC
Railroad bill was soon hftefWld miro
dnced and passed. A few days or "A Few weeks suD,e
,onlv the Southern Pacific Railway bin was also In
troduced hut one technical or capnOus Oilecuoh httI
anOther was pertinacOusly urged against ~ W uo o
very close Of the session; ana 20, as mhteI vi
~ ss moi een possible for even the best friends OF the
nternrise 10 make any adequate provision TOT the os
ontjop of the work. am myself Southern HephDlehn
nt MOI one OF the radical klnd ana confess 70
Considerable degree OF aggfleNhhce az lho VI
work so necessary ana lInpOrIin. HVt Vli1 '" '' S'
INT 10 the whole country. a., ,.ot :, or
Rnt am unwilling 10 close this brei communication
i'hot eY pressing my sincere and enthusiastic adIa
on va asduonsly devotng their best energies 10 he
early contamination OF this great halonh! Woh ne,
90 2ar Ranks and Gen. Fremont. Let US nope tnut
their example may be followed Dy Oler pO.
az o,,t the world when under the benign hnuehees
- ~ ,sare enliRhtened system OF staeshahsmP, hhu d
r me rfect code Of international law whIs iay De
dered Iip popular and disgraceInl hnu oheI @ ,pn ~
lions OF tnc onad on a ar prevented, II. II. II.
fectually suppressed OF piofon'eN'
Me- York Oct. i, 1910.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

captain and mate very good men any 70 mo me- ome tine
any sR nc 20 how are you getting long With you readhs
Gu gu 60" S,,, sav some worl is very nara 10 me n1 no
now, Dut say % %so ,I,et Won could not make out then
1SS To ought e o To so somebody and he VIII tell you S NM a
toid nm n"' Vii not read English himself But first
on board ba%o S GsP S1en sesssE SGH sm
help me ~ 49, 70" 20 read by alone but l have
Siee little red cover book that It MI Miss and SoTG Sc
Ilcn tho Peep of Day, and that book tel all about
4aie nn And like that book very much Whyf Because
5i'it casy word I'm it ana tell about the great thing
I'm get Very good time board; II get none thing
a. 10 alls read same And the mate he will bring some
ocr ar little book for me TO read every sunday ana
n IT, sec me read in the Bible then he say To me that's
t keep reading in the Bible all time then You All feel
bannv And | get none letter from yOu but do not
nnw IL vet long time nOugh away. or you Mr.. FusOm
ever most kind speak No moro from your way friend,
"JoHs All TING"