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evolved rather from the inner conscious
ness of the writers than from q know
ledge of facts. Briefly summed mp, the
conclusions are warranted by'faots."s
BE holds that these are the conclusions
warranted by the facts: fM y
81. That the social charaot eristiosj of
Chinese emigrants. and their probable
numbers. are misrepresented and over
estimated.
"2 That Chinese emigration for pur-
poses of settlement has not yet com
menced to any appreciable extent.
-. That apart from any question of
the supply of labor or the objections
raised to its injury or benefit to the ma
ton, it lies with the United States Co.
vernment to check it if necessary by O
simple appeal 10 the reciprocal engage
ments entered into by the Chinese.
That is, so far as the question-what
shall become with the Chinese-is con-
cerned. Mr.. Dennys solves it by a simple
suggestion. He says that this country,
if it wants to keep the Cinnamon out, or
to moderate the stream, has but to en-
force the terms of the Burlingame Treaty.
This treaty expressly provides for reci-
prociy between the United States and
China. Until, therefore, China is thrown
open to this country-whioh is not the
case-the United States may place the
same restrictions upon the Chinese that
they place upon the foreigner.
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In North Kingston, r. l., Friday night,
Eliza A. Smith, wife of Jere Smith,
farmer. took from their bed two children,
aged respectively three years and eleven
weeks, and drowned them in rain-wnter
clstern, and then drowned herself. The
coroner's jury found that temporary in
sanity was the cause of Mrs. Smith s
conduct. The father was sleeping in an
other bed with son five years old, and
was not awakened.
There was fire Up at radical meet
ing IN Charleston, on tho night of the
18th. Parson Cain attempted to speak,
but was hooted down. Finally Elliott and
Bowen joined hands and bowed to the
audience, bnt did not attempt to speak
me noise was kept up until after IL
o'clock, when the crowd dispersed.
There were 81 deaths in Charleston
for the week ending the 9th-wEite IL;
colored 80.
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The Chinese being in every respect o
race vastly superior to the negro, we
would like to know upon what reasons
bic grounds the Senate of tho United
States presumed to debnr the former
from naturalization while admitting the
latter. The exclusion is not only in
direct violation of every rule of good
sense and of good taste, but also OF tho
Bnrlingamc treaty, not TO speak OF the
radical theory Of universal equality and
fraternity.
Tho large Nubian lion attached to
Col. Ames' circus, became restivc, while
parading tho streets Of Nashville, and
attacked his keeper, injuriug him Sc
vercly. The outsiders Immediately at
tncked his lionship with their revolyers
nnd soon despatched him. The keeper,
1T is thought, will recover. Carrying
wild animals through the streets, outside
their cages, is dangerous practice and
should be stopped.
a girl in Omaha left q man to whom
she was engaged for ono she liked better;
wherenpon, the first lover said he would
XIII himself before her if she didn't
marry him. She said she would, but
subsequently concluded she had better
shoot hcrself-and did.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting True Brotherhood Lodge.
Meeting Richland Volunteer Rifles.
For Snle-Apply to Misses Crow.
j.. K: Davis-Cotton and Hay Presses
"A. IL. Monteith-Return of Thanks.
DIR. II. Il. Moorc-Card.
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A letter dated Mt Havana, Cnba, has
been received by n gentleman in Wash.
lngton, stating that an agreement has
been entered upon by Prussia England
and Spain to settle the so-calel Cuban
question. The sovereignty of Cuba, the
letter says, would be transferred to
Prussin under certain stipnlations, in
which England would be interested, and
the first named power would give to the
people of the island free astronomical
constitution. Agents from Europe are
now i'll Cuba and in this country work
ing to secure the acceptance of this plan
by the Cnbans and their leaders. The
object Of this combination. It is fur
ther said, is to put check to the in
creasing power of the United States,
holding permanent influence of Euro
penn government in America.
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ia q. @ R i i & q M - .

The PKGNIx Office is supplied with
every 5style of material from the small
lnbtal.: letter to- the largest wood type,
together with plain and fancy cards,
paper, colored ink, bronze, etc. It is
the only establishment in the interior of
the State where two and three sheet
posters can be printed. All kinds OF
work in tho printing line attended to at
short notice
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Old newspapers can be obtained at the
PHGNx Office, at low figures. The
cheapest wrapping paper that can be
used.
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Richland Volunteer Rif7eo

A TrEND n meeting TO MORROW (Friday,
a EVENING, i'll Palmetto Engine Hall, at
o'clock. full meeting is particularly de-
cnssed. BY order OF the Captain July l4I
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For Sale.

- A No. MII.CI COW AND CALF.
eTTNSA live Years old, with abundance OF
" ~ MIX for large family. Inquire of
:; NaS--4 he Misses GROW, opposite Roses
'1tHi, corner Assembly and Gervais street.
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True Brotherhood Lodge No. a. AIM
A Return of Thanks.

EttlE Young Mems Christian Association
Lady" Of the city, who has so kindly presented
thtir library with handsome set Of
D'Aubigne's works A. II. MONrEITH.
July III Corresponding Spcretary
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THRlANWITHT WENTY WTYEs


A Norman Romance.
~ NIL D fo'oud y q
IN n 4 ! rTHH toRMd Is 1EpI u ~
The morning On which Reginald Clio
versOn waste leave Great Salt Lake City
with mule train dawned beautifully.
Reginald GlovcrSon was young and
thrifty Mormon, with an interesting tami
| " oil twenty young and handsome wives
His unions had never been blessed will
children. As often as once year he used
IA D b 0mRha, in Nebraska, with mule
Itra & 10 Is; but although he had per
formed ~ ather perilous journey many
times with entire safety, his heart was
strangely sad on this particular morning
and filed with gloomy forebodings.
The timC for the departure had arrived
the high.sDirited mules were OF the door
impatiently champing their bits. The
Mormon stood sadly among his weeping
wives.
dearest ones" he said, II am singu'
laFlY sad at heart this morning; but dc
tth6t let this depress you. The journey i
a perilous one, but-pshaw! / have oil.
ways come back safely heretofore, and
why should ] fear? Besides ! know thai
every night, as l lay down on the broad
starlit prairie, your bright faces will como
10 me in my dreams and make my slum'
Der sweet and gentle. You, Emily, with
your mild blue eyes; and you, Henrietta
with your splendid black hqir; and you
Nelly, Mn your heti % b y, beauti'
| full, 20, Ind You Mol 4 Filth your
cheeks % downy, and you, Betsy, with
your-with y0u-that Is to say, Susan
with your-and the other thirteGn Of you
each 50 good and beautiful, will come to
me In sweet dreams, will you not, dear
estistsf"
%0ur own" they lovingly chimcd, eve
"Anl so, farewell" cried Reginald
"Come to my arms, my own" he cried,
shat Is, as many Of you as can do II con-
veniently at once, for must away"
He folded several Of them TO his throb-
bling breast, and drove sadly away.
But no had not gone far when the
trace Of the off:hind mule became un'
hitched. Dismounting, he essayed to adj
Just tho trace; but ere he had fairly com.
menced the task the mule, singularly
refractory animal, snorted wildly aud
kicked Reginald frfghtfullY j.. the stopi;
afB. I'D aIpscl n d liGll ~ md Z n
cd = IDLY bwaI b q ptH rs p j,
NlliidIB " meal by, falling dead III Mi
yard, with the remark: "Dear mother
I've come home TO die" aa
$50 I see" she said, where's The
mules" a-..
Alas Reginald Gloycrson could give nc
answer.
In vain tho hcart-strickcn mother
threw herself upon his inanimatc form
crying, "Oh, my son, my son, only tell me
where tho mules. arc and then you may
lphy( lio iflyadswant tor,
III vain, in vain, Reginald had passed
oh.
CHAPTER I.-FUNERAL TItArrINGs.
The mules were never found.
Reginald's hcart.brokcn mother took
the body home TO her unfortunate sons
widows But before her arrival, she In
discrectly sent a boy to burst the news
gently to the afflicted wives, which he die
b6S informing them ip q hoarseA whisper
that theif, Hold MAI had gpne ina . Fl
The wfyes felhYtry-bAd ylibtledl1- NJ
"LTe was devoted 10 MI" sObbed Emily
"And to me-" said Maria.
"Ycs," said Emily, she thought con
sidcrably Of you, but not so much as he
did OF me-" .
II say he dilr' OFT"
|
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ant palpef Poihipg occupying tpms1t hs
ILL &c 81 I.eg lnAldB hio.heE TIC %iyea
walked 10 the, grave twenty abreast,
wliieh reh deEetl thAt part oC THO ceremony
thoroughly impartial.
a {ThRt night ItAR IRe0tN wives, with
heavy hearts, sought their twenty respec'
'lE&s &I81s 5Bus5, hasI l.1iaAbsg fSSgue.
,fromtPe h9pse PfpGpr9i9g, g gTaY lFPtFed
womAh wa weep pg mas pnal ly.kE 4
"He died 1she SrtA, U'Ae hid Rithoht
signerIying, in any respect, where them
mules.Yent tor n''ri''9" ~ IA so ''.''' "
~ 6tSPEER v-MAgRIHH SHS92W
8 Two years elapsed btt%SCeti Tho qhft
aud fourth chap tiers. bsAnmanly. Alormon
one svsiibg, as thc sun Incorporating tC
cd among q select ortmelt 81 gold Rnd
lEri6ison clouds in Thu Western ll6riz6h
alth0leit f6r th&t natter the sun has a
EFidIf S,set' whefe II wants 10, and so
Eilhidy n q, has q hSpF ID manly iMoEnlohl
iISSS ab1ed gently al the door, q, ,tbe
maSSiSa & az 4 Z Regina ia 6l6 vititAoaE
IAedo2sssy35 /oPc ..ttE4ttt15aSJI sR' 3hfs4e9
SB1 & house Of thsmidOW Glover
fBors he Mormon asked = a, asV n
ut L" said Susan! !" = -
hHI,'tAtn2d. I sS 9aep4 al'Se .E RtTAeT X
S|Thcre j. about twenty 0f her, iNCIutl
ihg me- reedtn6d Susan.
Scan l see heFg'' .' ~
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WssoQRsbs md AIRnSdE ,Spids brr ,r"od
shaG.sl Z ,dn,aI a. HtittlFEBoID
OOp9GOodaAooWW i.ti1lr niER =
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NY LADY WHO IS AMBITIOUS
10 eel good table, will use Logan, List q
ca Wheeling, w VG:6 sxceleios Baking Pow.
AZ, The best In The market. Sold by Dealers
everywhere hoHo
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Thousands 0f persons Of all ages can now
what Is the cause Of their declining health, eShS
tneE i99t, becoming veal, pale, aerVonA and
e q having q singular appearance ab6nk
thaeRee, Cough, and Symptoms Of Consumption!
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4RN4f The feasfal eajots on,the mind III
nash 30 y dFQaded. t1,oagpf Memory AIDS
Aversion % S0cl4 IN Sell StrnSt I6vSs al "
s1Gae, 44m' t0ldc, abossome Of Tie eyils
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/ This Company having been fully titgaplEed, u
now prepared 70 take Risks pt falr rates on H1ld;
Inns Of IalI kinds, u OtthGAa lB6 ElahdGa btafih
Embellishments, Furniture, steA1fboAts, snd GAFt
F6es on, the western RiStfS hid IakGs, also "a
lssue porp0tnal policies on Dwellings, and StnFtA1
THIS Company being composed mostly Of Qur
leading business men, recommends itself 70 th6
favorable consideration d. the insuring PUBLIC,
and eollcIta their patTonaged Applicat lions t0hin.
0nrahce WIN b; promptly attended Y a. t4sSE
.tJ 10 ,sbl gIIkt5IAA BAILEY aII[I REss5 iil n
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LAUGuLTN, SMITH 3 Co., wt6ieS ~ sdAtt6,
BY whom tho trade will BIO supplied ~ ,PfopEie'
tors FAteR. tcuilt1bNdeW
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-15
By A. C. McGILLIyRAY,
Auctfouecl
FINDER DEGREES IN ECU.

FINDER DEGREES IN EQUITY, .ro,..
" q. Il. DeLeon vs.. Theodore D. Wagner ct al,
and u. II. DeIeon, assignee OF Stenhouse, Us.
Theo. D. Wagner ct al. ';ia i.s.pa,-,
VIII be sold THIS DAY, the 18th of March, in
front OF the Old Customhouse, at II O'Clock A, N.
All that HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND situate on
the north side Of Green street, In the City Of
Charleston, known as the No. 4, measuring and
containing on the said street forty.slx t4ol feet
two t2) inches, and In depth one hundred and SIX
ty. two (l62l feet more or less, and designated In
the plat OF the College Lands as the No. d 49,
ALSO,
= - At the same time and place, ~
ALI that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon situate on the west side Of Pitt street. In
the City OF Charleston, measuring and containing
in front on Pitt street fifty 5e feet; same on back
line, and In depth two hundred (200) feet be the
same more or less; bounding north on Lots dedag-
mated by tile Nos. Is, 49, IT and Is In Purcels
plan OF Lands Of Joseph Manigault and Charlotte
Pom, of date 7th OF October, 1885, recorded In
office OF Registrar OF Mesne Conveyance, for
Charleston District; south on Lands Of Charles
L. Desil, deceased; east on Pitt street, and west
on Lot designated In aforesaid plan by the No. o.
Terms-0ne-fourt cash; balance In one, two
and three years, secured by bonds OF purchasers
and mortgage Of premises. Buildings to be In
sured and kept insured, and policy assigned.
Purchasers to pay for papersand stamps:
mch15 soc.
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.

Colonel s. C. Lyford, q. S. Army; D. Dessau,
J. J. Jefferson, New York; D. A. Smith, Philadel
phia; J. Jones, Camden; J. b. Mcylcke and wife,
Chicago; Charles H. Cokes, H. Finn, South Caro-
lima; 2. @. Beckwitn and wife, Miss Beckwith,
Paterson; G. r. Clark Jr., Baltimore; Frank W.
busch, Richmond; Charles D. Owens, Mrs. Morris
Ketchum. Mss Arabela Ketchum. Henry ". Mil
ler, New York; A. S. Pennoyer, New Orleans; s.
D. Dickinson, Savannah; 7. NJ. Pierce New York.
MILLS HOUSE.
a. G. Newhouse, D. Leiber, ]. B. Gibson, PhIla-
delph'a; J. H. Brown, Jersey City; Mrs. Golay,
Wash ngton; ". J. Whaling, Wisconsin; Mr.. and
Mrs. Tiffany and maid, P. B. Williams, New York;
J. L. Peterson, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. B. Won
Sohaack, Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Brown, Miss
J. Brown, Miss M. v. Brown, Elizabeth; T. B. Til
ton, Mrs. ]. C. Tllton and child, Pittsaeld; TT.
.Jillson, s. c. Prior J. Davidson, Boston; &. Hill.
son, Connecticut; G. W. Kellars Troy; T. Y. Abra.
hams A. F. Abrahams, Providence; A. A. Hol-
6ers, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. C. q. Stewart, Harris
burg; ]. K Johnson, California; Mrs. F. B. Pol
Jock, Miss 8. Pollock, B. S. Pollock, Auburn.
PAVILION HOTEL.
u. Williams, 0cala, Fla; ]. R. Rox, Portland;
r: Deaerics, Chicago; W. J. Lee and wife, Kings
tree; John W. Burbdge, South Carolina.
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BIZ HUTSON Lee.
Auctfoneer. ta;
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. =

NDEh DEOhEE LIN EQO1II.
l., Williams ys. Wagner ct al.
sold &C the Old Customhouse Charleston, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ. - ~
All that LOT, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the Buildings thereon, situated, lying and be-
ing on the south side Of Queen street. in the City
OF Charleston, measuring and containg on Queen
street twentysx feet ten inches, zee feet 10 inch.
es;) on the back line twenty-five feet ten inches,
(25 feet 10 inches) on the east line seventythree
feet three inches, us feet 8 inches:l and on the
west line seventy feet three inches, rs feet
inches,) be the said dimensions more or less.
Butting and bounding to the north on Queen
street, to the east on land late ofThomas LOWndes
and now or late Of Phineas Pierce, trustee of
Henry E. C. Graves, minor, to the west on lands
Of James Lowndes, and to the south on lands
now or late OF John 8. Jones.
All that LOT, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND
situate, lying and being on the west side Of East
Bay street, In the City Of Charleston, measuring
and containing In front on said street si4ty.one
feet six nches (s1 feet 6inches) more or less; In
depth on fhe north line one hundred AID ffty-
three feet, 53 feet more or less; In depth on the
south line one hundred and ffty-slx feet six In
ches, (156 feet inches,) more or less and on the
back line fortysx feet nine inches, (46 feet In.
north on Lands Of George kinioch, to the east on
East Bay street, to the south on Lands late OF
George Pritchard, and to the west on Lands now
or late OF the estate OF Benjamin Russell and Lucy
aolsey being the Lot OF L kand @ lately conveyed BY
.Terms-0ne-fourth cash; balance payable In
three equal successive annual instalments, with
interest thereon at the rate OF sevenper cent per
annum, payable semfannually, secured by bond OF
bonds Of the purchaser and mortgage OF the pre-
mises; the buildings to be insured and policy OF
and stamps. E. W. NJ. MACKEY,
mchl5 Sherin OF O. @.