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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-15
SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The funeral of B. B. French, the eminent
Mason, took place in Washington yesterday,
and was the largest ever seen in that city. The
Masons, both Of the Scotch and York rites, at
tended.
Admiral Farragut is dead.
Fifty German sailors have left New York for
the seat of war.
It Is announced that the Orangemen Of New
York win soon hold "a picnic outside of the
Metropolitan District, and will be prepared to
resist attack.
The San Francisco printers have yielded, and
established the rate Of mposition-day, sixty
cents per thousand, and night sixty-hye cents,
and members of the union allowed to work
with printers not affiliated with the union.
The Archbishop of Buenos Ayres died in
Rome.
The Board of Health orders all vessels ar
rlvIng from Philadelphia at Norfolk, Va, to be
quarantined for five days.
The Slamese Twins arrived on Saturda!
from Liverpool. Chang is attacked with para
lysis Eng feels no symptoms.
l. Holland has sent twelve hundred volun
teers to Rome.
Cholera prevails In the Black Sea ports, ant
vessels thence are quarantined.
A number of desperate ARRAYS occurred a
Londonderry at the Orange celebration. TIT
riot act was read. Forty persons were injured
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NORTH C.4RoLIN4 AFFAIRS.

RALEIGH, August l3.
1t is asserted. on what is considered good
Authority, that Holden will surrender the pris.
oners held by his order at Yanceyville to
Judge Brooks, at Salisbury, on Thursday.
tits understood an injunction will be taken
out restraining the treasurer from paying Hol-
den'sState troops.
NORFOLK, VA. August 13.
One handred guns were fired in the streets,
and many business houses and private resi-
dences are illuminated to-night,in honor Of the
Conservative victory In the late North Carolina
election. A eongratulatory meeting Of citizens
Is now being held. Kader Biggs, former
resident of North Carolina, Is chairman.
Speeches were made by Mayor Whitehead,
Colonel VIM. Lamb, president of the Board OF
Trade, Colonel T. Stark, Hon. VIM. H. Smith
and Colonel ]. W. Hilton, formerly OF North
Carolina
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, August l3.

WASHINGTON. August l3.
Revenue sSll, 900. r54,-
Treasurer Spinner. is sick.
Belknap has gone for six weeks.
The Treasury holds in gold slo3,0Oo, 900, and
currency $40,000,0oo
Robessn has gone for several weeks, Com
modore Case acting in the meantime.
There have been a great many seizures of
tobacco, particularly In the South, under the
new circular Of the Revenue Department de-
fning Irregularities in traffic, which give
ground for conlscation, fines and penalties.
Gerolt has notified Fish that the buoys Of
Western Ems have been displaced and beacon
lights on Ems extinguished, as well as those
at the mouths Of the rivers Jade, Weser and
Elbe; also, the entrance of the harbor Of Keil
obstructed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-15

the beginning of the contest Bismarck sought
to accomplish the following objects: l.
To awaken against US the susceptibilisies
Of England on the Belgian question;
To cement an alliance between Prussia and
Russia. 8. To embroil US with Spain through
the Hohenzollern affair. 4. To ALLEVIATE Italy
from US on the Roman question. This entire
combination has failed. England, fully as
sured by our declaration of sincerity, has just
signed with us q treaty which is as valuable to
us as it is to Belgium, and renders secure our
northern frontier. ,
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SURGEONS FOR PRUSSIA.

NEW YORK, August f.
Twenty-one surgeons, mostly Germans,
have left this city for service In the Prus-
sian army since the. opening of the war, re-
ceiving their expenses, and the rank and pay
of second lieutenant on arrival. The Prus-
/ sian authorities have telegraphed that they
object receiving surgeons who do not speak
German; also that the army and hospitals have
nurses In abundance.
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their policy to act upon the defensive: and if
they should adopt that great addition which
the recent American war made to
military science-we mean the system of ex-
temporaneous field intrenchments-they may
now avert the tide of Prllssian victory, and
break at once, if not wholly repel, the advance
of the Prussian invasion.
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An Unsuccessful Reconnaissance.
METZ. August l3-EYening.


A body of the enemy attacked General Frois-
sard, on the Paris and Strasbourg Railroad,
this morning, but were driven of.
The enemy's coursers and small body of
cavalry perforated far into the country. but
in vain. The enemy is not moving.
METZ, August 1910 O'Clock.
All quiet. No news at general headquarters
Facts and Rumors.
LONDON, August 13..
Late advices report the French army west Of
the Mosele and still retreatlng. The Prussian
advance captures vast stores.
a dispatch from Constantinople says num-
ber of Frenchmen have lett for the war.
The Prussian and French iron-clads are in
close proximity near the mouth of the Elbe.
The PrRsslans have cut communication be-
tween Metz and Strasbourg.
1t is stated that Prince dAuvergne de-
clnes the foreign ministry.
The seat of war is now between the rivers
Saar and Moselle.
Proclamation of the King of Prussia to
the Freach.
LONDON, August II.
The King of Prussia has issued the following
proclamation to the French: =.
We. William, King Of Prussia. make known
10 all inhabitants Of French territory occupied
by German forces that the Emperor Napoleon,
having, by sea and land, attacked The German
nation, eager to live in peace with the French
people have taken command OF our German
armies to repel aggression, and by military
events have been led to pass the French from
tiers.
we war against soldiers, not citizens. There
fore the latter may continue secure In person
and property so long as they abstain from hos
tile acts, and we grant them protection as
matter Of right.
Generals commanding corps will decide
what measures are necessary by the usages OF
war. They will also regulate acquisitions
necessary TO sustain their troops anu NIX the
the difference Of exchange between German
and French currencies In order to facilitate
dealings between soldiers and citizens.
WILLIAM.
Given at saarbriicken, August IL, 1870.
The Cause of the Troubles in the Corps
LegisIatif.
PARIS, August 10.
The recent stormy scenes in the Corps Legls-
latir, which eliminated in the downfall OF the
ministry, grew out Of the Introduction of the
following proposition:
Inasmuch as the incapacity of the Chief of
State has brought France into peril and caused
the loss OF two great battles in spite Of the
heroic valor of our soldiers:
First. A committee OF national defence is
constituted in the national assembly, composed
Of fifteen members.
Second. Until further order this committee
shall be placed over all existing authority.
Third. It shall summon all citizens to
arms.
Fourth Every act tending to obstruct the
acts of the committee shall be considered as
crimes against the nation.
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THE WAR IN ,CUBd.

-. HAVANA, August 13.
Official correspondence from De Rodas with
the home government states that ten thou
sand reinforcenents are requiredto make the
Spanish army as strong as last year. The loss,
however, includes five thousand, whose terms
expired.
s The insurgent Colareas has been captured
and executed The insurgent General Castel-
lanos, who surrendered at Puerto Principe,
arrived at Havana and reports that Agramonte
has arrested Generals Fortune. Ortega and
Rodrigues FOR attempting to surrender.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-15

Last Thursday, the l4th instant, Coroner
Munnerlyn held an inquest over the body
of Elizabeth Robinson, a colored woman. at
Campield plantation, on Black River. The
verdict of the jury was that said woman came
to her death BY blows inflicted 10y one Rose
Stewart
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-15

We learn that o colored woman was beaten
to death by her husband on Monday nisnI
last, few miles below BennettsVille. he las
made his escape, and is now at large.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-15

THE PRUssIAN CON TO PARIs"'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-15

TIE PLEA ;oFTR6: JOURNAL oFY1clEL.
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VOLUNTEERS POURING TO THE
FRONT.
THE FATAL BLUNDER AT woURTH.
srRAsBoUkG ARMED AND READY.
THE PRUssIAN TROPHIES.
TON OF KING WILLIAM go THE
FRENCH PEOPLE
The Defence of Strasbourg-NIaking
Ready for the Fight.

Ready for the Fight.
PARIS August l3.
A proclamation Of the Prefect of strasbourg
says: "Reports calculated 10 create uneaslness
are circulated. Some have dared to express
the belief that Strasbourg will surrender with
out blow. The ramparts are armed with 400
cannon and the garrison is large, and France
will defend strasbourg as long as man Is
left. Let good citizens be reassured, and let
the eEil-disposed trenble."
General Trochu has assumed command at
Chalons. General Canrobert replaces Bara-
quay D'Hilliers in command of the army of
Paris..
There has been no fighting before Metz. On
Tuesday the Emperor reconnoitered the enc
my's position in the woods between st. Avoid
and Forbach.
The sun., 1870-03-22
W.isHINGTON GOSSIP.

Commodore John A. Winslow has been promoted
20 be Rctr.Adnral
. ThhtS,nye Senators are known to be opposed to
the ST. Domingo treaty.
Commissioner Delanos friends deny that he IL
going out OF the Department.
The Senate debated amendments to the Georgia
bill, out took no drhulte action Yesterday
Tho Senate In executive session yesterday con.
nrmed Mr. PleasontOn no Collector placO OF DG ley,
Senator Cattell, OF New Jersey, who has been
absent from his seat several weeks ietutned TO IL yes
terday "
George H. Butler stands confirmed as Consul Gen
being decided adversely.
The recent decision of the Supreme Court in re-
gard soldiers bouut - applies only 10 men who en-.
hleu lOr lhree years. OttNecn May and July - 1851
Both the Senate ind House Committees on For
eign lie atoms are 10 meet to-day The Cuban question
j. TO be considered. tubas only hope OWeVeT Is with
the House Committee.
In the Sonute yesterday, Mr.. Conkling gave notice
That he would ask the Senate todaN 20 consider the re
wort from be COMMITTEES on tho JUDICIARY adye &c to
Gen. Ames, senator eject from Mississippi.
Solicitor Banhed returned TO New York last
evening. He expresses the bellef that Bailey will
prove to he de aultcr TO about s0OO0. that his
bondscn are good TO cover the Losses Incurred by the
Government
Paymaster tt omas IL LOCKER, u. 4. N, has sub
fct'NId 10 al Li.A' e.. ntlng hat the letter
Ing to De- sIenrd by Admiral Iarragnt N rrttivn TO
tan rank, aud which the Admiral repudlates, was
signed In bis presence
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NEW JERSFY.
HishtstOu is to have soldiers monument.

H2htston is to have a soldiers monument.
The Orange election l. to be contested on the
ground Of friuduient voting.
The Salem county ma-tolOn found IN Warrington
lat hummer has been sold 70 the state OF New Jersey
Mayor Ferry. of Orange, I. named as tlo Demo.
cratic nominee for Congress nom The Fourth District
this tai
The Rev. Father DoAnc. Of Newark, ia about to
visit iOmc on matters connected with the new Cathe.
dral IN the South Park,
BenJamin Somerset negro, ~ years Of age, died
recently near Germantown. In early life he was a slave
IN New jersey.
Bill Dolsn and Jim Madden, New York "rourbs. ."
fought thirteen rounds yesterday the Palisades Do
Ian Delng victO-.
A bootback was knocked of the Pnssaic bridge
by locomotive on the Erie Railway last night. lie
struck on some beams below and was badly bruised
DR. Edward II, Bovne, Of Jersey CITY, extracted
twenty seven teeth In two minutes AMI three quarters
While The patient was under the lnnuence OF laughing
gas"
Mr.. Anna L. Burroughs, OF Trenton, has recoy.
cred - 90 from 40 accdnua Insurance Comran, for
the death OF hOr husband, after three years of lga.
ton.
The Newark Police Commission last evening
elected VIM NOlk lieutenant IN place OF Peter Ne.
Glnnls who had tailed TO qualify Or. Haisht was
elected surgeon,
There was m explosion on sunday night in the
Afrear Methodist Church, Trenton; coal oil lamp.
nre 10 the covering OF the pulpit
Benjamin @. Clsrke's mortgage TO Theodore T
iannolrh a. security lor tho payment OF the New Jer
stamp. lhe ulortguge IS lor tS.vdW0.
DIR, Binyard. Bap'lt domiic OF Paterson, an.
aounced that he would oKcu.e from prayer meeting
tlo1 ot MS congregation whJ wtshed 10 attend thc
spproschins primary meetings ofthe charter eseclion
The sun., 1870-03-22
JOTTISGs IBOUT TOWN.

Who acts the money 'or the advertisements on the
tnc' surrounding the Registrars ofnoe7
John !. NaTle, Esq has been appointed perrra.
htht clefN nj Essex Market Court to Justice Ledwhh.
tn stem sloop Colorado VIII make trial trin in
the bay this Afternoon. She Is under orders China
The Dnrks Ia Csusna, from Cailarien. and Ilva,
nom Algoa Bav, and schooner Mary Jane, from ua'
NanH. arrived last night.
The case OF Postmaster Jones aud the lottery
dealers has ca the Postmaster Comm Os sOorne
aud Judge PeTicpoit to a conference,
Peter BrOnt, u seaman attached o the schooner b
II. Jones, lying al Uier % East RIVER fell overheard
yes eIday and MAS drowned.
Some laborers digging IN q cellar on Forty.Afth
street, near Lex N avenue, ycster iay Cxhutnei
human skull and thgh bone which had been buried for
acrntun.
Mary Lawlsr. OF Fort Wadsworth. Staten Island.
ATTEMPTED 10 commit suicide last evening by taki1g
l.ulnnnm, IN lweniy'nnth street, and sent 10 he
leyue Hospital.
Thc lody Of James Foxon, American Consul TO
aurAcoa was brought into port yesterday by the ark
oi II 'hralth and died on ths passage.
The rumor- OF the suspension Of the firm OF Den.
nh Petkns Co.. OF o. Broud street. cotton Tchants
yesterday, out ~ ditculty IN the settlement Of
margins on contracts for hrIher deliveries,
The PhilAdeluhia hrenm0 BpH,hn has been en-,
on from MI couarcton vi the Associated pTc.. for
Nioltul the rules o the AssoClAOn and for rH Olt.
ing al unfair AMI unti epdly d,sUositiOn toward IT,
Me-srs. Decker Brothers. the well known riano
forte Manufacturers, hay" taen possession of their
und AttHCtiNe NnTerOOus ~ Union squatc. TIE No W
ESTABLISHMENTS IL u very handsome 90 hic building and
hconsidered ono OF tue huesl eulnces o the square.
The sun., 1870-03-22
HOURS or LEISUHE.

bal 10 Apollo Hall last evening.
TIE Moritor Social Club surprised + Company
Eghiy'iourth Regiment, LAT evening.
Mr. Henry BerGh viii lecture in the Alexander
on " FAIR Play" ~ Wv
The Rev Geo. II. Hepworth lectures in Cooper
Institute tonight for the bencnt OF the Cvban CLar.
table AID Society. ~
concert Tor the bcnelt Of New York Division,
NO. sons OF temperance Is announced IN Assoc iaton
Hall tins evening.
Last night the ball OF the Presbyterian Church,
Fourth avenue End Iwenti-second street, was dcdl.
Gated, amer which there was euj lynDlu sOcIaDe.
The American Geographical and statistical Society
WI meet ms eve ing IN the Cooper Institute, :. Il,
Dnsm9te Esd VIII Tead paper on the proposed canal
across the Aule, lcan lsthnlus
Mr. Edwin James will lecture IN the Hudson
Souhty Court House. Jersey lity, on Thursday even
iny,, 3ltt inst, on "Englands Gnvernpent-Qneen,
Lords and Commons" The pTUcse ls are Tor the bene.
n OF sI. Joeephs Church.
Der Freischntz" was performed last evening In
"a "a ACADEMY. -lh tDst repa troupe. usual .occe,s.
is Ari2n soceiy lent the ,l1 10 'hr cnorus;
VIII NJ III % n. %ePTesen.aton swgsncn SHS ~ r.
C'snS merge; Mrs beguln, AS - ~, y, ,,,,,,
No, y, N'id On l,I uh.C a., w - ~ - H., ~
enAnsed 70 " Fra DiayoIo.'
The sun., 1870-03-22
RICHMOND'S MAYORS WAR.
CAPTURE OF ONE OF OAHooN,s COL
ORED SPECIAL OPTICIANS.
Another Collision YcstcrdIy--The Triumph
OF E'iison'- Po'ice-Tbs Result OF sunday
Nights -kIrmi-i-Gcn. Capby's Dispute
xy,th f!.y NuIL.r-

| ABothcr Collision Ycstcrd1y--The Triumph
OF E'iison'- Po'ice-Tbe Result OF sunday
Nights -kIrmi-i-Gcn. Cnnby's Dispute
with Gov. Walker.
RICHMOND, Va, March 20-In Gen. Canby's
reply to Gov Walkers letter, lie snys be eoncur-
fully In the Governors statement Of the Constitu.
ton and statute laws in rotation TO the employ.
ment OF the military arm OF the Government against
domestic violence, but he adds that his instructions
from the President and the Secretary Of War relate
to exceptional casos. lie proposes to submit the
ccrrcsroi derce to tho Iresiucnt and Secretary OF
War lie again denies any intention Of favorns
either contestant for the Mayornlty, and says he
intorercd only to preserve the public peace.
Gov Walker. in reply TO THE. s1ys he ia glad that
Gen. CenOy comedies that there Is no warrint
or authority TO be found in this Constitution and
laws OF the United States tor Gen. Canbys action
Friday last. A. for the Generals Instructions the
Governor says they would not justi bis action II
construed by the light OF tie law. Such construc.
tiUn as the General gives these instructions would
soon reduce the United States army to q nero police
force super.cding state and municipal coustryators
OF the peaeo throushcut the country. TITO Cover.
nor expresses bis COZ icnt bc'iol tGt but for the
military Interference tie disgrace nj rebellion against
the lawfully constituted authorities OF this city
would not have lasted ono hour. The Governor
feels sure, from Liz knowledge Of tie statesmanllke
ability OF both the Po.ldcut md Secretary Of War
that they will rclove Cen Candy the duty Of
cutting orders which, nader lis Construction cannot
be executed Without violation OF the iundam.n ntal
laws OF the United sto.c-.
This afternoon Ben. Scott, one Of Mayor Cahoon's
eo'ored special rollce force, captured by Eli.
sons police. II vas in front OF h- louse TINT
Bush, tue special roli-omgn, killed last night
As the police having scott in chorce neared the
City Hall, wi ere Bush's body lying. un excited
crowd Of whites rushed on Scott and began firing,
shooting him in he hand Tnc police, after a short
fight, beat the crowd oG and lodged sectt safely in
the City Hall.
In lat NIGHTS sklrni-h on.Y one co'ored man,
Joseph Winston, was Injured. lie was shot in TIE
louder Ellison ha- entire control OF tho city.
Cahoon has Only hl'f dczrn men In the Third
Police Station and thcrc arrears 10 to no further
danger of conflict. Ite mob around the Tnird
Police station has DISPERSED.
Resolutions were introduced IN the LEGISLATURE 10.
day ccnsuring Gen. Candy 'of his Cour-' and AK
inc t!oi Jus ticc Chase 70 pTr-tlC at the l,gtHg or
hayoT q thuou'- motion tor ~ Injunction.
AZ II G cocA tonight u G city was quiet.
The sun., 1870-03-22
sale Of the RIcc LIhrnrr.

The sale Of this library, one Of the most re.
markable collections in the world, began yesterday
under the auspices OF John sabin, the veteran bib.
iophile, Of Nassau street, and continued until
after II o'clock las night. One Of the feltnres Of
the sale was the auctioneer. no less a parsonage
than slbin himself Another was tie bindng Of
many OF the books, tie mo-t beautiful and chpste
specimen. Of BediOrd's. Prau'.. Matthews, Br,d.
streets, Dsvid's, and Paw sons handiw ork. Among
the hooks OF the collection sold YESTERDAY were tie
Fables OF 4fsop," London, ITn]. whch brought
ga; Asassizs Lake Superior" f2) Ethan Al.
lens account OF mis- capture &c. Boston ITTq S2G7
j. Aliens sermon preached before the Court Flee.
non at Boston. Nay p, 1879 tsS proceeding the
Chaee, t25. The blgiest priced books were pur
chased ry John sabin oil this city, and Mr. Ma1n Of
Spuytcu Duyyel
The sun., 1870-03-22
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Gen. Weber has been appointed Mayor OF vicks.
bug,
The Mobile races we're FASHIONED yesterday until
to-day On account Of the weather
In the Maine House ytsler,ny n hill was passed to
provide Tor tho encouragement OF scandinavian enll
Portland has received the thanks Of the British
Government Tor couresies shown to the officers of Tho
ininn Tribes, "S'"''S "'' ''"'
The Repubi'ons OF the Third Senatorial District
for state SeuAlOT
Tho boiler in Anderson \ Whites lourlns u.i,
glhcer aud ~onndIng a'othcr man,
II Is said that q Tennessee School Fund Inve,tl.
longing 10 the laAk Of Tennessee.
John Glare II on trial In Baltimore for the murder
S gagf nG.Sp' @ We %s, o nrn Grove in h
The ice already housed along the Hudson this son.
sou is est mated IT 80 100 tons rbout a third Of 100
usual quantity The last cake Las been taken IN
TIE Custom House in Laredo, Texas. WINS entered
Collector. house Ihe Government .uncred no los,
Twelve car loads Of tea were nut On bolra tho
Fast II iint Line ana viii 20 through pionrtiy
The bomna lmont OF the Indian village at wras
9f soldiers under Lieut., N. Il. Loncks shooting a
Indian.
resignation OF j. Golladay rRS been ordered for tho
Sth Of Aprl in the THIRD Congressional District of
TO admit to bll the whitebecS and other anllrunIeS
Indicted iJr the murder OF Deputy sherln Grigss OF
The decision adverse to tho claims Of Commoi
Mea1t rendered by the Court Of Claims husta ned
Court yesterday, ''"''' 'u''''"'
f. NJ Ycrger returned TO jackson. Miss on sun.
as s ,s M h,SI 70 The Sheri
tne a1.norties should not suner unuerled fos
hrutal hght tool n,.ea In H. ho,.. 81 = ,.n-o
The sun., 1870-03-22
THE BlrrLE or THE TEXT. Bo0Ks
The fui li-a'r- HI Inst Coming Down to
tommru sense Agencies NbOii-hed-Thc
SChoui- Book Trade I.tsuu".

For many years there has been determined
sfarol" among Tie ooS Tuh l.hors To decide ,,h,th
or ~ book, or r.. or c. sroui be- recognized s,
TIE Standard school tcyr.bo.A.. Tie te.ul, isttat
"c have 60 series of readers and sleirg books; IL
series of lcoarat'i,s; lG of arithmetic. IL OF gram
mars - ~ hist rcs md ten publishers is-uinr
tex book on tie sciences Ou,.inIr these works
are good for rotlnr, even ~ g publishers know.
AT tie book rubi>irg houses have cu,Jlved
travelling agents to introduce their publications.
and 1t Las not been an uncommon tlinr 10 meet Ten
or twelve Of tLese dfummers a. one line in town
or city where the EOucj 'ional Cor uiitcc had de.
cided upon n change OF textbooks. / some towns
and cities he change Of tex book l. made arnUIv
The publishers have hcen taurht hl experience
that this constant eisshing ~ interests IL making
their business unpot ulnr, and that by continuity
reSorung 10 the meaurst tricks they are uiLTing
Themselves.
Therefore, IL Was proposed to come down 10 the
decent and legitimate way of doing business. \
convention was called, abd on Thursday at the
representatives Of all the rrcnt publishing houses of
tho United STATES came together 10 secret meeting
and after glorious dinner at Delmo icu-, decided
70 ahiure agencies hereafter, aud rely upon their
legitimate lid.-the author, the printer, and the
press. On Friday they net again. aud formed n
"schoolbook Trade League" and elected as urrers
WIN. II. Appleton, President; Smith ~ eld0n, Vice
President; j. C. Barnes, Secretary; and c. C. Wood.
ridge, TreaAurer