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And while this tax is exaCtcd from the
brokers, the tax on the largest bank in the
city is only ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and the
tax on lawyers is only TEN DOLLARS
year. We believe that there is to be
no city tax on incomes, and there will be
no tax on sales of stocks and bonds.
Last year the whole professional tax paid
by the stock brokers-the tax on sales-was
1881; and the tax on incomes for the whole
city amounted to the pitiful sum Of S7379.
!, While the license bill strikes with fearful
force at the laborng man and mechanic, it
is boon to the large dealer, to the capital
ist to the man OF wealth. Take as an ex-
ample wholesale dealer. who sells goods
each year to the amount OF one hundred
thousand dollars. Last year, he paid city
tax of one-half OF one per cent. amounting
to $500. Under the license bill, he pays
sIOo for the first 5000 of sales aud 81
for each additional thousand, making total
tax of sl49. This merchant would save
1851, and the deficiency is made up by tax
ing the poor and needy.
We have said enough to show the glaring
Injustice OF the license bill in its present
shape. We await an official declaration OF
the intentions OF the City Council.
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NOR SALE, STEAM PORTABLE

NOR SALE, STEAM PORTABLE
Il CROSS.CUT or WOOD SAVING MA.
CHIMES, Kings patent, suitable for cutting cord
wood, shingles, slaves or clapboard blocks, and
particularly adapted to the wants OF railroads,
wool contractors, wood yard, saw mill, and lum-
Der men generally. For this machine VIC claim
precedence over anything OF the kind ever at
tempted. All parties interested and the public
from II O'Clock A. II. to p. NJ, at the Artcsian
Well Lot, corner Meeting and Wentworth streets.
State or County rights or single machines for
sale. Apply to CAMERON, BARkL.EY 90.
lncS 1nO
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some aspirations Of this nature at the time Of the
impeachment trial, and had then sure thing OF
it in case MI. Wade came into the Presidential
Office. The failure Of the impeachment put an
end to this business fer . time Cartier Is very
keen Radical politician, and is backed by very
strong influence. His most active friend is Ben
Butler who is said to be getting up paper re-
commencing him after the fashion o. that by
which Mr.. stanton's appointment was procured.
The opponcats of Judge Cartier urge that Ohio has
air, ady two Supreme Judges, Messrs. Chase anil
Su-nrnn
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Taxing The . oor.

The annual interest on the debt OF the City
of Charleston is about 1914, 900, and the total
expenditures for the current year are esti-
mated to be about SS0O,OOO. Under the
State Constitution, the City Council cannot
tax gross receipts from business, and the
large sum required to carry on the City Gov
ernment must be obtained from tax on
real and personal property, license fees and
other charges of a like character. Admit
ting that the real and personal property in
the city is appraised at s2S, 600, ,OOO a tax Of
about three per cent. would be required 10
give the necessary income. Such a tax is
wholly out OF the question, and the City
Council desire toraise at least Sl75, 900 by a
tax on licenses.
AS long as there is no tax upon gross re-
ceipts or upon incomes, it is proper that
means should be taken to compel every class,
except the poorest, to contribute something
towards the common fund. A tax on ac-
quired property real and personal, is the
fairest and simplest plan Of taxation, but
under existing circumstances the City Coun-
Gil may be compelled to go further and tax
different trades and professions. No neces-
sity, however, can justify the License bill as
it was introduced into Council on Tuesday
night
To some of the inequalities and discrimi-
mating clauses of this bill, VIC have already
directed attention. Take the case Of the
brokers in Broad street, who, in general,
act as money and real estate brokers, auc-
tioneers and agents. According to the con-
struction OF the United States internal reve-
nue. laws, these brokers are bankers, and
constructively they are also pawnbrokers.
Adding the different license fees together,
we find that the imposts on the brokers
woull he.
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TNOR SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION
il situated on the Ashley River, few miles
from the city, containing about soue hundred
acres, one.half cleared, with comfortable dwell
ing and necessary outbuildings. If not sold by
the Goth instant, the owner will he willing to let
the premises TO u responsible party with small
capital to be planted on shares. For further In.
formation apply to Tenning's Wharf, south OF
Calhuun street dcci
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PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A
i GREAT BARGAlN.-One small Cylinder Thf-
LOR PRESS in complete repair. 1t has been but
owner has no use for 1t. The size OF the bed OF
the Press is forty -four by fftyeight Inches. Said
Press will be sold at great bargain If applied for
at once, as the room it occupies is wanted Tor
other purposes. Address Box No. 3iso New YORK
POstoiice. sept20
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TIIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON
a Tic Exercises Of this Institution will he
resumed OH MONDAY, January 3d, 1870. IRStruc-
tion given in Latin, Greek, French, German,
Mathematics and the higher branches OF English.
The School Is we'll provided with maps, globes
and philosophical apparatus.
Terms of instruction, sl2 per quarter pay able
In advance. No extra charge for French. German
or Stationery. w. X. hiNGMAN. a. NJ,
dcca7 Principal.
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Ean0 for 5nle.


NOR SALE OR RENT. AN EXCELLENT
COTTON PLANTATION within two miles OF
Florence contanining $50 acres, most Of which
is cleared and under fence. with o comfortable
dwelling and all necessary outbuildtng5. Apply
to f. A. LAW, Darlington Courthouse.
dcc2S G
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TINE WIDOWS HONIE.-THE LADIES
i managing tho Widows Home respectfully
request the attendance Of the friends of that in
stituton at the Home, In Broad street, on TUES
DAY EVENING the 4th January ensuing, at half
past o'clock. rhe purpose OF the meeting is to
advise upon the best means TO assure ihc con-
tinued success OF this benevolent enterprise.
statement by the ladies OF the progress and
success of their efforts will be laid before the
meeting dnran
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That they cannot he independent while
they trust to one crop alone, the most obsti-
nate planters will learn in time. Why will
they not try the experiment now, and plant
full crops OF cereals in this newborn year !?
With well-tilled corn cribs, with full supply
Of hay and fodder, with a stock OF cows and
sheep, they cannot come to want They can,
besides command at all times the hest labor
in the Dl4rkets. And we firmly believe that
they Ill make more hard money by diverSl-
flying The crops than by giving all Their
health, wealth aud strength TO cultivatns
cotton alone.
The cotton which bleaches the fields may
crown our hard cndcavor, but what we lean
on most is-bread, tho staff of life.
THE shrewd carrier OF the Winnsboro'
NesrS, in his New Years Address, tells the
whole story of cotton rs. corn in these
few homely lines:
Althouglfour noble farmers,
Have worked with might and main,
Thcvc failed in many instances
Their honest end to gain.
For tile rains are very partial,
and the crops of course were short,
And those who raised no corn at home
OfNorthern merchants bought.
The liens took all their cottou,
And they ever will be poor,
Who Instead ofraiSing corn at home,
Haze their cribs in Baltimore.
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ELoRIDA LAND FOR SALE.

TLORIDA LAND FOR SALE. A
valuable PLANTATION OF $50 acres In Ma
ron County, Florida, Is offered at private sale,
about one half cleared and under cultivation;
part best hammock. This Plantation Is one OF
the most desirable In the State; Is very produc.
tive for Cotton. Rice, Corn, Sugar, Vegetables,
&c; also fine for Oranges and other Fruits; i3
located In one Of the heal,hest and most plea
SAINT ncghborhools in the State, being convent
ent to railroads, churches, &c. Apply to a. L.
MULLlGAN, Cotton Factor, Accommodation
Wharf Charleston S. G. nOvl2
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VOUNG MEMS CHARITABLE ASSO-
Il CIATiON.-YOu arc hereby summoned to
attend the Annual Meeting OF your Association,
on MONDAY, January 8, 1870, at II O'Clock a. NJ.
precisely, at the residence, southeast corner OF
Dull and Pitt Streets by order Of the Presi-
dent. j. l.. FENNICK Secretary
janl IL Y. NJ. q. 4.
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VKJANTED, A CLERK IN A GROCERY
w Store, in the country. Only an active man
who understands the business and has Good
recon mendations, can inquire at No. 4o4 King
street. jan1 IL
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Gor Sale.

T,oR SALE, A CHOICE LOT NORTH
II ERN HORSES, Mares and Mules and No. l
Mich Cows with young Calves. Inquire at No. So
State street. JAIL ~
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WTANTED, A No. l TANNER, TO
w take charge Of yard In Newberry Ap-
ply at this office, lahl
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NJANTED TO RENT, FOR ONE YEAR,
w By n gentleman OF steady habits, ono or
two FURNISHED ROOMS. The southern or west
crn rart of the CITY, near the line OF The City Rail
road. preferred. Address Postoflce Box No. II.
ianl 81
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NOR SALE, AN EXCELLENT VARIE-
II TY ofUPLAND COTTON SEED. Delivered
lt the South Carolina Railroad, in bags OF two
bushels 81 so per busllel for four bushels or less,
81 25 per bushcl for six bushels or more. Apply
TO GEORGE e. WIIALEY, st. Matthew's =. D.,
OranrclurU County, 5. &. ueCS 1m0S
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G0nratiollll.

DUTLEDGE AVENUE SEMIN AIRY
III will resume its Exercises on MONDAY nex:.
January Sd, ut the corner OF Calhoun street and
RutledSe avenue. ID. X. LAFAR,
ionJ IA Princinal,
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TOR SALE, A FINE DWELLING IN
n the centre OF the city and convenient to bus'
uess, with six large square rooms and three dress
inr rooms, and outbuidings necessary, In fine
order Jnnnre Mt this Office dec22
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60 Rent.


NNO RENT. THAT PLEASANTLY STU
ATED TwOstorY RESIDENCE IN Gadsicn
street Possession given immediately. Apply ut
tho Charleston Saw and Planning Mll'. foot OF Beau
lain street. dec3U
FOR RENT, THE HIGHLY CUTT1YA-
IL TED FARM known az COBURGil situated
III St. Andrew Parish. about ono mile from the
New Bridge, with good landings on Wanpoo Cut ::
Will he rented on moderate terms. StXiy acres
have been highly Iuanurcd and thoroughly ditch
cd The three past years. The lands are strong
and productive. The mules. cart and farming
Implements are all In good cundil:0n. and can be
quantity OF manure. Apply 10 JAMES MCCABE,
at Calhoun Cotton Prcss, i9ar bsoal street.
def6 R2tutha
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yXTANTED, a CoL0RED WOMAN
w without membranes, to Cook and
Wash for small family. Apply al this Office
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Cost am Goun0.

r OST. ON TIE 3Oru DECEMBER, A
IL LETTER, OF no value except to the owner
supposed to have been dropped OIL Broad street
or East Bay. Areward will be paid if required by
applying ut this office. janl
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DissoIntions of Gaparlnersbip.

MFR. W. GEO. GIBBS HAS THIS DAY
M Withdrawn from our 1rm we having dis
continued the Exchange and Collection business.
The other branches OF our Easiness will be con.
tinued as heretofore.
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN & co.
January !. 1870. janl So
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TIME MISSES ROACH. WILL REOPEN
their School MONDAY, January 3, at No. 1s
Society street. Janl
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, A BRIGHT
~ Sorrel Horse Mule, about 10 years Of age and
a white spot on the back; name ami tail trimmed
short; missing on the nth Of December, 1869. A
liberal reward will he paid by delivery or infor-
nation to Washington Plantation, 81. JOINTS
Berkeley, Cooper River. WM. RIST'IG. JAM 2r
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VNTANTED.-A YOUNG LADY PRE-
w PARED to Teach English French and
Music, desires situation as G0vcrness Address
"M. s., care OF Rev. Z. Z. PlNCKNEY, Charleston,
&. C. dec22 ws4+
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NTANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN WHO
w has had considerable experience in the
Apcihccary Business, q SITUATION in some Grug
Store in tllis CITY, either wholesale or retail. The
best OF references, both city and country, can be
given. Address r. ST. at this office. dec30 oD&C
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WTANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w central part OF the city, containing five or
six rooms with good outbuildings and water.
Address u, ut this Once. sept2S
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VKTANTED, A GERMAN GIRL TO
w Cook and Wash for small family. One
that can bring recommendations will hear OF
good honlc. Apply at this Office. deo2S
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WTANTED, A SITUATION AS SUPER
w INTENDENT on Rice Plantation by one
armed man, who has seven years. experience In
Rice culture and good recommendations from his
former employers. Please address W. B. W.,
Charleston, s. c. Qec2
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HOMEsTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN
Il 4 ASSnCIATl0N.-Thc Monthly Meeting of
ihlI Association viii be held at Masonic Hall THIS
EVENING, first OF January, ut I O'Clock. a few
shares of Stock will he sold previous to the sale
ofthc Money. The Dues from Stockholders Will
be received during the day at the Store of ". G.
WIlLDEN 4 CO., corner OF King and Brautain
streets. between and o'clock, and Mt the Hall
In the Evening. JOSEPH WHlLDEN,
lanl Treasurer.
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nleetinQs.

TIME REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Young Mems Christian Association Will be
held THIS EVENING, Mt half-past O'Clock. Men,
bers arc particularly requested to he present, as
business of vital importance will be brought up
for y0nr consideration. +. A. SILICON,
iunl Secretary,
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WTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w wash for small family; also, q man to
attend TO horse and wait about the house. To
competent persons liberal wages will be paid.
Apply at No. 574 King street, one door south oil
Spring ucC3U 5
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A YOUNG MAN, WHO Is A NATIVE OF
N the State desires Il situation as Porter or
Salesman in some firm in the city; is willing 10
make himself generally useful. Address S. ~ H.,
NEWS office, JAM II
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VXTANTED, A ACIGAR-MAKER. STEADY
w employment given. Apply at M0RiLLO.S,
No 352 King street. JAM l"
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Goparilcrs!lip Notices.

Gopariilcrship Notifies.
INOPARTNERSHIPN NOTICE.
" X. BATES Is admitted as partner in our
firm from this date. EDWIN ES'ES q W.
Charleston, S. C., January !. 1870. Janl 10
COPARTNERSHIpN NOTICE. THE SUB
" SCRIBERS have This day associated With
them Mr. j. SEABRO0K WELLS. IN the General
Shipping and Commission business. Us conducted
By Ihcnl at the old stand corner EaA, Bay and Adj
gers South Wharf, under the Firm Of WILLIAM
ROACH CO.
thankful 10 our friends ami The public for the
patronage extended to The old Firm, they would
solicit O continuance.
January !, 1870 WILLIAM ROAGii Hu.
GD- New York Journal OF Commerce. New York
and Boston Post please copy twice and send BILL
ian1 3
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Wants.

INFANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody In this column
at tac rate Of % cents for twenty words or less,
each insertion IL paid in advance.
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WTANTED, A COLORED WOMAN OF
w good character and steady habits, to do
the cooking and washing for small family; rec
concentrations required. Apply at No. Smiths
Lane )nlll
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HlHE EXERCISES OF THE PARO OCHIAL
SCHOOL OF The Church Of tho Holy COmmu-
niOn will be resumed on MONDAY, the Sd or Janu-
uary 1870. JOHN GADSDEN.
janl Principal.
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JTTANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK,
w in a Wholesale Drug Store, or q large Re-
all and Prescription Drug Store. No objection to
go in the country. Will expect but small com.
pensation Mt first The applicant is graduate Of
the South Carolina Medical College. Address III.
D. through the Postotlce. oct9
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NTANTED, By AN EXPERIENCED
w Drummer ard Salesman, situation In
wholesale house. Address S., Pos;onlce. Charles
t,,n s. e. jan1 A.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-12

The bulk Of Chicago's brown sugars are
received by her via Cairo. That most OF
that people "take sugar In thsirpp might
reasonably' be Insisted upon ~ those
who visit the wharf.bOst or depot Of the
1ihAois Osutsal sfsilroaAs at Cairo. The
wsreroOm OF the wharf.bost, embracing
sppAxepuyi m acrs anda half OF space,
WA filled with hogshsads yesterday ev-
ening. containing sugar. for Chicago.
One hundred and twenty hogsheads had
jpssayriyed per steamer Dsxtsf; sixty.
i've by the steamer L0ngworth, and 9TH
er considerable shipments by other boats,
swelling the receipts Of the week to sew.
eral hundred hoEsheads. This. and 9th.
% evidences occasionally presshted IN
our rsshippiug business, rather forcss the
conclusion that Chicago Is quite settie.'
ment. ...--.--.-.-- ...- ''--'
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The peculiar situation Of Cairo, at the
confluence OF two great rivors, and on
the principal line OF travel between the
North and the South, subjects her to the
presence Of more poor, destitute, sick
and MANNED strangers than af1lict any
other city Of like size In the Mississi,p
valley. The story that these charity.
seekers detail, In single week, would
I'LL volume as large as the local
laws Of session OF the Illinois
Legislature. Many Of these stories
are doubtless true, but the larger
number are certainly false. 1t il the pc.
culiar fortune Of nearly every one of
them to be compelled, to beg In Cairo.
for the first time In their lives. And
quite oil Of them, too, seek means to
take them somewhere else. They are
all ION the go'--though paupers
they adopt the most expensive
mode Of lie possible. Yesterday we
we're accosted by an Individual who
came through on foot from Texas. He
had been knocked down, robbed of 81 600
cash and his good clothes In Arkansas
probably by Clsyton's militia) and had
frequently tasted Eve days. On one oc.
casion he did not taste food during an
interval Of six days, and was probably
kept frorfstarying by coming across q
perdmmon tree Oh the seventh day!
More than half Of these destitute visi.
tors claim TO own . 'comfortable prop.
erty at home II they could only get
there; ana one individual, DESTROYS OF
astounding US with his importance, In
his own community, assured us that his
''darter played upon plsnner
that cost plum hundred dollars!"
But, comfortably - they are
situated at home, "d or rich
- their relatives are whom they are
seeking, every one Of them persists
upon being accommodated to the loan Of
It least half dollar. That we have,
'very day, deserving objectsAof charity
thrown, among Us, we do not
ioubt These We should hslpss we can;
'ut the larger number ore entitled to
,either help nor sympathy: and some OF
.hsm-ths great, healthy, greasy, lazy
elbows. who will notweRk. andare afraid
o stesl-should be kicked gous of every
ioor way they dSfken. osr5,''
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TIE NJ. Nicholas Hotel saa Rsssaurass.
This popular and eligibly located house
VI public entertainment Is now fitted
and furnished throughout In good style;
and, under the management OF Messrs.
Walker 4 SIsson. Is doing q large and
thriving business II IL kept upon the
European plan-the guest calling for
what no wants when he wants 1t. wheth-
or In the day or night time. and paying
only for what he orders. The rooms are
large and clean. furnished with the. BEST
Of beds and bedding, while all other fea-
lures Of the establishment are arranged
with an especial eye to the comfort and
convenience Of the guests. ja6tf
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The undersigned take pleasure In say.
Ing that they hsvs just received from
Messrs. Stafford. Morris & Candee, $500
10. being the full amount Of the house
insurance OfseniOr partner In the North
America, Of Philadelphia. and further
that all our marine losses insured with
them, have always met with prompt
and honorable settlement. 4 iaga
lts A. NAcKIE 4 Co. ...
81 Ohio Levee. ,
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l..diss' nsssss....,,. \. I.

Messrs. Walker 4 Sisson have fitted IN
ladies restaurant In elegant style,
where lady patrons will be entirely free
nom interruption and intrusion from the
rougher sex, and whore every luxury OF
the season can be obtained on few min
utes' notice. There Is ladies' entrance
to this restaurant, and whether coming
or going, lady patrons will be entirely
secure nom contact with the gentlemen
guests Of the hotel. Polite and attentive
walters will always be In attendance TO
receive orders. . janl0tf
{ Go to p. Nefrs for the most fashion.
able clOthinO ....aa.H t..4 d,
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One Joseph Biss slipped and fell On
the Icy sidewalk in Mound City, one day
last week. the fall by some means de.
charging . loaded revolver which he wss'
carrying In his pantalOon's pocket. TIE
hall per foratsd his"membrane virile" aud
inflicted q painful wound, but not .
dangerous ono. 1t Is intimatsd that
Joseph was exhileratsd. a. ,sii! Nl.-
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The Rev. Mr.. Bronn, o. III. colored
Methodist church of this city, il conduct
ing IA protracted meeting that Is winning
scores OF coIored people from tho paths
~ wickedness. II Is said that Ire has
large aud very enthusiastic cungrega-
tiuh-.