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New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEW YORK Tuesday. March 2s 1871.
The market to-day was active, with an inn
proved demand for fine carriage and road horses High
prices were paid for first class animals
In the Bulls Head Market several good sales were
ported The following two were the most prominent:
one par 1 bays Pat and George both Of Royal George
stock l5.3 hands high, pears old. sold for $500
One pair OF bays l52 hands high, years old sold for
H,S
Both pairs were bought ~ Mr. j. C. DeyO OF jackson,
Mich Of the lot OF thrtytwo head be has OF late
brought 70 A. 3 Chamberin's Bulls Head Stables The
aforementioned pair purchased by Mr. Paran ste
yens The second by Mr.. 4. II. Dixon.
Several other pairs AZ from $500 20 $780, and single road
horses 1T from 500 To $500 also sd during the day
For work horses and all other classes OF business
horses tho demand fair with change prices
the latter remaining firm.
At the auction sale which was held at stable No.
Fast Twenty-eighth-st., Mr. James jenkins, the
touper usual to realize satisfactory prices
for the stock brought under his hammer
one pair OF bay mares brought 100 one par nay
horses $3.50 and the single horses from SAoO 10 stO
Wagons Harness and HOrse-cOthing was also quickly
di- posed Of and a. fair prices. 80 49,, -,
One OF the iOOb road wagons. with Yeruca steel
plates in its axe-heds built 10y Messrs j. B Bre"suf *
Co OF Twentyffih-st, underwent OF late me severe
trial OF being driven over the pavement az u Iis
gait carrying nearly three times It's own "eisn'' u
did not sustain the slightest damage.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
OyYicg oF COvGREsloNAL PRiSIkk
WAsHINGrOS. Feb. 25, 1871. )
PROPOSALS for LITHOGRAPHlNG, &c.-


H. usuee Of tho provisions Of joint resolution o. ,onIrs'
r., r11r, H. lI providing for Publishing speenea shl
fe m Psrt Oree" Sralei proposals vii be received 81 n
eFe IN M,-rt IN la5i 90 O'Clock the elo"l ,9t
ips mi drawings thirty thouui rate, on rail' ron
ir1 1 f5g IN Jv lssi fifteen thousand fas d Ints
@ [ M III a. luIr J. il: hundred an thT copies oi eac
- A. nav h. ordered by the Patent once lone hunla "a
- t.-ry ~ nal. .limum uum'efl Of three ies "i sh w.
I.t -IrI1 rre, aud inches (ncuiirg necessary atAl
f tei -. ie sel-rted bg the Joint Committee - ~,
e sr invited 10 bsha Of ell processes ~ fNh' 10
gr.ni8e ploto-lhognIhitg. IlooPae llnlls 49, S ' "
ie.. ard cal process n b.
I erof DO furnish paper for the p OF 'le. sAe ylAHV
g.itt samples 90 b. iurnsea u ~
i1g. .u samples Of e lastrato,- 70 n pa si uh
f.r ~ mont uav and eKaninel Al iA' IA'el' UNIV d.
a. I'll 10 fn - specimens Of tleif WORK on each oi
r m b. fun hd oie time aieI he oa o. Asi.l .1a
1 If prc,ca5r M which copies Si be Toe sane ioi eae1
drawings and Illustrations vi not be permitted 90 -eaTe
he printed corra oi rah lAe sh
~ .crst ne cf lor trAn-qoraun az ils once
a. rIar f,. thr b. given 90 The contractor
r,..l IN ierolsicr.d mess accompanied o .o, WIZ 81
80 al IL, .gsI ora Un.r States Juze oi l4'ifct AIof s ~
tLe h der or hlers bis of titf iIoiotA
M -.srts i tnttr into ccl.raet sia -'c4s Z" Ae n
- -r5r, n che nsalef tof IL itn-l llioill.l,t -il
.. i be- accoH 81 bi SATISFACTORY r'uct tt tne
i-i sf l. posses the L AL a13 F" A'~i1A N' VIVA I'd
"a - 90 te orcr-d before sni he saar'' of contracts 60
Comm of Congress 90 rnihf ffnthl ID tle
"a tl.r f,r hs trrerts - The Goveuaeni le Commit
~ , 10 ., reject aug au1 an BIDS a. s lanea.
gti. 90 I..-..t. n fls U.Terlrlfni NAV dictate
pas a be- llorss ou taft.oc, e5-r .o- Lilosiap ns
r. i-.s.i o ar JOINT e ' "a iil t-.- 'at 'l 4
"a ri.r., t...ra..I0ral luut-r Naslil gtol, d. G.
- A N. CLAPl, Colsressioaal Printer.
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=. ENCIFEs OrFi,R. Eo - RAvP ,a.T--r..
Nrv- OsLEts-. L.. M.reh - l5l
DENp0S us for DREDGE GE-ROAI.-Ihe nm

PROPOSALS for DREDGE-BOAT.-Ihc un-
eqra sal t,sr s Se~oesus La1p. Of ie s,,ond tie
proves d ~ - ial ff Improving fe Hoil Of hs N 9p
o., Cen JOHN SERTOy Army Baag of Houston ami
Greene s-i9rs md a further ri'ucs with such In
sn'1 r a. minor dss = iae unde 'sne' ma sc proper %
Ge3 .,r ci tf. iri-t.s.i. to 10 doutl,ener aahp
l1 M u su J t leu a o . fe.t tetl of ilil nI o. raw
~ e ~ b + srf 70 h. -ive11 ~ vo o.atsg engines
aorg % ah l e. 10 e o.lrT he other to o n IT, et ~ e
.e. L .t VA -, si t.-,s a. r,.sr tsI,., 20 to
Ttr.s lee 20 De large vroahtoa - TO be arranged to
lover olt OF dc rle Pope r part y neo The iie or to
,n 20 ie Of r1 rn dimensions exactly os nearly as shown "
Ma51 r. Of vessel ar. have strength considerably in
.i i3- Or r- o, an uy--.iln. reason 10 s vii he
er' except Eon a.rr e1 lfe leio'A tf fAll"l e'li
or. a-i sr 10y che v yh} f'ye employ ss9erts 20 make
~, ass rcr lge a tr en;rcioa OF oc-sa selashiPs
@ M To- Pom Zach t' M two sepsrile b.Is ars
le-l ni ~. ~. y, ri5 I'M .b o,.r AN iron hni
mlr afs a at q xoon bulls betteea he tg2 the Under
signed reere. de- 'i-h % ehoas. ae oiea.ag pm, Teee.'e -
b. ai son e l i2f iaslseins Illsi'l a' sll EoA
% nt , seiss- sn, st t5. ri.E of tIe c5ss-acio
lt ie i ulolI on tle envelope Proposal. for Drdge
boat sai sd.I C.p. G ". How'll toT' Of Engineer" L. :
I; 81 ma l Tl & DE usual sg,Tast, with certificate at.
e s' sSe ON s5,esar a. te Ole Of Gen Seston in
S-,Yok or =, OEe ird requested tda' only such be used
poss. a e received oc1ek tu0onl Ma l3 Contract
as Bon mast gnel before Ilg IS III Work actually begun on
fo Ind nd ac ery before Jlre 1871 and tie eompet Oelge-
boa. delivered January 1872 Icnly Of reduction On con
f-t r-re OF DR. iaY for erch 5 -eT after that tine e'-
eutve 5 per 81 the contract Iee VII h pl on po1a W
ti u14ri or appointed A-ul ~ The brchOat er com
pirtoa and Glory trial tip shan have been made ilo bal
src viii he paid 7cptln AZ tie pon specified for delivery
Bonds usual form for a performance OF contract 20 lu' souA'
Of SIO00U0. viii De required g..
Government oi lc tutel state "l -ernu a .us u@ @
froush. against fr alleged ning geui patents of
dregng machinery. -. --.. III "A. 70 con.
lahe amount or u made ny IIes WHOSE Ao"'
csGtf
e. W HOW LII. Captain % Engireers IT, ; 4.
TBre in charge improvement ofLr Mogh o. the s pr Ytr
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

TRF.,rEr DzPArTNsST, WAsHSGroN D. G. March ~ i5il'
rINO PAPER-MAKERS AND DEALERS
Go.s,st s led proposals following described
M - and quantities psper w be received al TINS Department Ih
lie 18th day of Aprl next. a. u O'Clock noon;
ra9 900 s'eet-, Iir20 inches p b per VI bonL
90 900 sheets. trl1 uches. p n per " Note
Ia 0OO sheets. l5I3 inches, 80 ID per VI Note
2l3 CO.. sheets l7Tl8 inches. p % yer " Note
b no0 sheets I6t5 inches, ~ b per NJ Note.
b. on sheets l4Gi5 uches, 10 ID per VI. BtoAeh
s3l 90 .b~et. 81 Il inches, 70 n per VI. Broken
21 t .hee I7i12i inches. 23l 5 per NJ. Water msrket
lfl 600 .bet, Il EZil inches, 4 10 per NJ aermartd
The Lis v and iccepd rejected by classes au ne
DBsrent the right 10 reject or all BIDS as II may deem
l bidder. will e required pay o aud remove The pspe IN
G - sr notice Of accfr1noe OF bids Terms cash Govern
7t funds Fu information wish samples will be furnished Oh alpNc~
tou o. the Department ~, r.. C,,
i.os au frkei PROPOSAL Ger Note and Bond Paper
''''' GFO : BOUTWELL,. Secretary Of the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
Cbartes for Business alcr.

mon NRSAIE-BRTTANNIA WARE FACTORY,
AZ Cincinnati. OLio-I Offer for SALL al Oh. Fixture zoo,
Na lhinery used iu tle I1uuii tlre Of Britannia tl2G
aud Srnogs chlrer 7lt vl b. very Att'-
investment Of going n.o 1uless "e Ihs h
c1l7na Is aFse trade 70 l fAls
.Ds Iegtlt ou a through The - anl South The 9llEs no"
o,'s t7' -~" ~ MARGARET HOMAN.
other parr address HOMAS Co. y Cad Ia Eas Se'ea-
81. Cincinnati. OHIO
y7OP SALE. as woodward or Factory,
row d,n-a -o5i cash business 23 and 80 last szieA
keA- ''~' A''9 - 80 ~ P. DUFFY Il sos.
VNSVRANCE.-The advertiser having 20
vesrs experience Solicitor ali Al.ter and an extensive ac
0pftaa
Compnv Agent aud Ajuse sat corT reference gseu
Ati INSURANCE. care % G.. "a. OLIVER, No Beekm1ns
NgTANTFD-In n tirst-cass manufacturing
w ba.ue., SPECIAL PARTNER ~.h $2'O) capital Address
b T.. LOE 40 i'L
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

CHr ALTOS t.lltoAD AoatANh
o.i.e- '' -' {. pt.rer. NfN-l luEk. March D. lLiL ,
Cu1cAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD FlltSI
',.r SINKING YIND BONDS-NOtcc Is hereby gwen
Y no w 4 ua,e by lo o. Bonds crei As iolos.;
o. .t .tD II 81 -s 80 SD $50 SO. sD 49, s.. ti 3
81 s5 En- J3 Ui, lt9 SO +' S" 1i q" Sl'Oo e'e-' '0'
10 tie terms Of the mortgage interest thereon vii ee''e
Ms ifli .., .tu .st -.e-.s. an f,- ,s accrued
ll l...- ~ .--rc1 e- s. j. TiLnEN. No y Neli-s-
O. F l. n. MEYER. No. 81 Nasssust
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
4 P1sT-OFFICs sUIi-I IHEAsrhlt bo.fgN ia.
- OgUcK op SrrxslSrEyDEsr. March ~ l3il )
XyvROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORM

=
w sstd Propo,a vi BE- rec e e ne ono. o. ~ .l a 3
ne m .s ie iron Of Tie tr AL url t5 ana I3. oi e
& ~ or.e srl Treasury But Foi1 N'fs az etLipel ~
r-.,f al q III gl gI si N. sHi the t-oup1nr- &
s la s,elus rs principally d oe "Iousu'Ion Deans
r 70 BE- delivered i1l Iu, 90 p,, e. s1eh He, As uly n m
&c. fo tf la fll.a Ir e Super lirultt lf'fet al aL -i
an rta slaI Dr. made De- - % d s.lfie ol 80 W.. u
-t-er slr ha allowed I'D das M tie Hane anh a' 70 pae OF
sci fo5r su5 30 lJs if Als sl. la.1l %
re contra 800 e ptrlie tle zoe o te f'Aa ~ na,ly
t.ie a he ia ding putting the voE n place. without charge
rfrrf tC tne n tlf Mrh fIf '- "'ia. x
1- eioe q t- .ru ir OBJ. Dep l.i1 70 1Aen reI--ei
e..rIfrv r .r t1rHIs.ri ir Ole clrffa0tnrt ..., .
sl'rei 4lrItlt bl-fia t-I
D.. so-a. Irfal anil lrlf.ci Or f4s agfrcfsia
Mott rfr of The Que vii he lti on ll OF
ear foo- ie balance uc il comp ioa n .h' c'Al4h a.
must hr AeoITauel t penal holl l pc ti- OF -l
t.st he blrr Vl ar u aal reo- i.s cl ~ ~ NJ -
e1rr ael t1 De- c.0i by DE- IT. p fr re OF ih
a. + court DISTRICT Atterre Of e District .lere p,
Te Den .rt.ai te d goo 90 RECT fl ah VS. pr H e
r.- iAa d
obtained o.
.rlrf Dr. ef.-f ferft o ftc 1tf n us alffi--f anl
~ s rarfe s1f ss'lc v Io h c1r.Iefr n lef 70 aY
.oir e received iful part aAD nd itfit' t 4 Do ne
.rHfrI.e 0f Cast ur tn aok ad Nlf lhit -ps e Ae.t
-- l.. tics 0r getting ON fts elsf rgf rlfi tr.ut
p5.pa.s .l.f b.. l.lHl .bI. iIl .h - It .ll .-
rs.. Boston M.s. ari addressed RIDLEY J. T. bhlAhI.
snusnutel4C4-
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
orrcE o. 1aF l.Er snoEE 40 MIcg,e,y SorTqER ;l

OrFIrE TuE AXE SHORE AID MlcHleAN SlrIuHRA
RtIvAy. CrrvELAND, O.. March ~ III y
rr,rfr ANNUAL. MEETING of the SIOUX
1 III -tr~aft.. lake SHORE and MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
p,ury UUNPASY .oI le ELECTION of DIkECI0 vi he
uf to4p.nr. Cleveland Chio ON NLDNE> DAl
- ar of .lar between the holr o eleven eOcA ID iAe
trsra. sa tso oclcs r ta a',erloou o. ttai -af , 49,.
oe n a. ast e-ol Bay fourth GEO T. ELY Secretary.
COT-NTY and TOWNSHIP BONDS for SALE.
ILLINOIS R~GisTEGRO 8PER CENT BONDS at o aai interest
I Ifs El9. TERED io TrE CNr BONDS, 95 an interest
T-s-t- .>...aU PR CENT EON'S. at q alt Interest,"
Xr..>,A PER CENT BONDS. az % l.. Interest
V-....T -lsE CENT BONDS. ct % rnl inter-,
Do PER GlFl BONDS. ri .5 and Interest,"
-. ...s--rf -t c-r-i--. ". n. COLEB Co..
No ID Nal-sf. NeV-lork
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

l. g EyGisEER OTrrR. THIRD STORY. USoS BASE BUILDING
F,lFTTfsr. sKar CHARLES H4LriN0HE ND March u stl
DROPOSALS are invited for DREDGING a
Channel Caubdge Maryisnd Proposals to b. saft ~
ard accompanied bF copy OF ts SiF,s-
en will until Of April - IN anl viii he oenel n
len minutes thereafter presence Of such bidders a. may Wish 10 he
TI ra,er, Is ea.y removed The channel Is not to exceed one
bppd feet in width on depth low water The
locality is sheltered o.. ~. ~ .. .;.
q this OGce.
Inc 'sN ~ ''''' -' wM P. CRNGHlLL
Major q En-iuerr. e. = Amy.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

EXCHANGE.-Marble Mantels or Monuments
II tVlVANGE whole asd h ior small Hole iEi Lot u
.Esv. .Ysrt or uro0llTu Aflrrs ..-. .. ...
WATHANs MAkBLh WORKS ~ Wes LlahisestA'h
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

TuIt tpELPHI, March I8, lfil.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- a. Orcs iuers proper form, vii b. furnished a9i 4 9eoa m
: ,fobRf Anil 4 -l Tor Lelvel, ~ he acluiiAN Arena
Tt1eis of 900 ESAP,ACks & De- Hl4e ID conformity VIII
80. -.,rtIe vhIrh eag he At tlis Oitr
'1' STEWAKT VAN NLlET, Degg7 Qrirer9a'eI gerreisI
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
yYYFFRS y and HARDWOOD Boards

wASrEp-A sAGEN M Sol. 5s.1 SSgeS5as s'.a ss 1 H.
q n h. Ilbgse 0lce
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
feriures an0 Mleetlnos.'

A COURSE of POPULAR SCIENTIFIC
n LECTURES illustrated With and bril- an eTpenHels
of Technology Holoken ~ -
begnng WITH WEDNESDAY March % and continuing each Successive
Light" By President Henry
Morton The Atmosphere" b. r B. sn,n f6e speetIo'eeP
~ r,f G. r. Barker; sound" hy Dr. J. soils Cohen and Mag
petmI b Prof Mayer Course tickets, sl' single nelse
p
MIR. FAVARGER's new COURSE of FRENCH
READINGS and RSSONs Ladies and Genpemen continues
EVERY EVENING at y o'clock No. Unverayzee ard spol
f4oiti to teachers.
THE LAST LECTURE but ONE
IL Of DR.. LORDS Course IN Association Han,
on THURSDAY,
2" NAPOLEON BONAPARTB"
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
Gituations Uanteo-- fsmales.


LARGE supply Of first-claSs German,
a Frerl Rs-sh Scocb Irish srl American HELP for city or
couatry De SUI ei ue ley a ~ sst-aye over ss
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hlld's
u German Inst ue 25 Srt betSesn ylnon s1l stanton 81.
V.ANTED-A SITUATION by a competent
German Girl for general lousework or A. cook washer eng
ioBef willing and obglg Best Of city ref fences can A. Us
Bovery. entrance Fr..-sL
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
ljrintlne.

XgTM EVERDELL'' SONS, 1gt Fulton-st.--
w LITUOGRAPHIC. STEAM JOB rRINIkkS All LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
/. M0RTINoRF. secr.t.rr.


T'HE COUPONS on Bonds of the Da1vlle.
Urra Bloomington gsirav Company. l.t April
p-.r te the Of Fsme Loan 90. i1s. Company
es .rI a.t.r ti.t date. q T. SMITH. Pros lent
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-02

"A room with pictures in it, and a room
without pictures differ by nearly as much as a
room with windows and room without win
dows. Nothing, we think, is more melancholy,
particularly to person who has to pass much
time in his room, than blank walls, for pictures
are loopholes of escape to the soul leading it to
other scenes and other spheres.
The most beautiful girl in the United
States lives near Lincoln, Ill. Her hair is of
that peculiar hue that field of ripe wheat
throws towards the setting sun. Her eyes send
forth light so efulgent and magnetic that
strangers become spelIbound under its influence
ami stand rudely gazing. Her cheeks bear
bloom like the side of an early peach. Apearl
would seem almost black beside her teeth.
Her form is so graceful that men worship her
before seeing her face Her hands suggest the
idea of waxen fingers tipped with vermilion.
Her smile seems actually to illuminate her pres
ence, and when she laughs the listener fancies
he hears sweet music in the distance.
"A life prisoner in the Massachusetts State
prison has been a solitary man for fifteen years,
during that time not hearings footstep or seeing
human face, save that of his daily attendant
He is allowed plenty of reading, but that has
at last palled and become uninteresting.
Texas farmers report that they will this
year plant more corn than ever before, and con-
tract the cotton crop in proportionate degree.
The large immigration has had the effect to
raise the price of corn and meat.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-02

VNHE ExPECToRANT is.compesed exclusive.
: Il ly of Herbal and Mucilaginous products,
which PERMEATE TEE VERY SUBSTANCE
OF THE LUNGS. causing them to throw oif the
acrid matter which collects in the Bronchial
Tubes, and at the same time forms soothing
coating. relieving the irritation which produces
the cough.
The object to be obtained is to cleanse the or
gan Of all impurities to uourish and strengthen
it when it has become impaired and enfeebled by
disease; to renew and invigorate tire circulation
of the blood, and strengthen the nervous 0reani-
cation. The EXPECTORANT does this to ar ss-
tonshing degree. 1t is active but mild and con-
genial, imparting functional energy and natural
strength. 1t affords Oxygen to vitalize the blood,
and Nitrogen to assimaie the matter-it EQUAL
IZES the NERVOUS INFLUENCE" producing
quiet and composure.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-02
"A singular trial is now pending in the su

A singular trial is now pending in the Su-
perior Court of New York, in which the plain
tiff. widow, sues we'll known insurance com
pany in the city for payment of policy OF
S., 1000 on her late husbands life The COM
pany refuses payment on the ground that her
husband insured his life in different companies
for $40 900, and few weeks after went West,
and, while going from Cincinnati to Louisville
on the mail-boat, committed suicide for the ex
press purpose of securing the money tc mis-
family. So far as known, the deceased had
been unfortunate in business believed himself
impractical, and incapable of taking care of his
family and having literally insured his life,
concluded, in despondent mood, to get rid OF
it effectually under the conviction that his wife
could get along better without than with him
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-02
CURIOUS FEAT OF THE TELEGRAPH.-W

CURIOUS FEAT OF THE TELEGRAPH.-With-
in week or two singular achievement of the
telegraph has occurred. A gentleman sudden
ly became i'll of pneumonia in Washington city
His physician, a gentleman of great attain
ments and fame, resided in New York, and he
was anxious that his physician should be con-
suited about his case. A telegraph wire was by
his direction taken into his room, and the New
York doctor being summoned to the telegraph
office there, the Washington physician attend
ing the patient informed him of the state of the
case, and even enabled him to feel his patients
pulse by causing the wire to vibrate as the pulse
did. The case thus being thoroughly diagnosed
in New York, the necessary prescriptions were
sent thence to Washington. The attack, though
violent, soon yielded to the treatment. and the
patient is now very cheerful convalescent.
This is the first case of the kind we have heard
of. 1t is quite an interesting feat of telegraph
ing.-Richmond Dispatch.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-02

In 1,ynchburg, Va, distinguished mem
Der of the bar, appealing to the court for the
discharge of his client, wound up with the
statement that, if the court sent him on further
trial, a stain would be. left on his character
which could not be washed of by all the waters
of the blue ocean, and all the soap which could
be manufactured from the ponderous carcass OF
the commemorative attorney. To this the pom
derous attorney replied, that "while he deemed
it foreign to the case at the bar, he desired to
advise the court if they thought it advisable to
boil his body into soap, they should look to the
opposite counsel for the concentrated lye out of
which to make tp'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-02

THE STATE LUNAr1c AsYLUM-Dr. Ensor,
Superintendent, has addressed letter to his
Excellency Governor Scott, setting forth the
present condition of the State Lunatic Asylum.
The facts given in this letter should make those
responsible blush with shame. DIR; Ensor states
that there are in the Asylum one hundred and
seventeen patients from twenty nine counties
These counties are in arrears about $50, 900, and
but for the kindness of aetew merchants, the in
stitution would have been closed. He calls for
State aid Immediately, and alleges as a strong
reason that the former generosity. of the mer-
chants has been curtailed so much, that only
one in Columbia is willing to credit any longer.
Besides the debt of the merchants, the atten-
dants and other employees have not been paid
He says further that the building is too small,
and that either new ediice on an enlarged
scale must be built or the present one extended,
in order to enforce the necessary hygeinc reg
u!ations." He concludes by saying, his posi-.
tion of responsibility and the expectations OF
the public at large warrant his making the ap-
peal in behalf of this unfortunate class of our
fellow-citizens.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-02
The planters, manufacturers and mechar

- The planters, manufacturers and mechan-
les of Mississippi have lately held State Con-
vention in Jackson. The Convention con-
demned the policy of farming on shares, urged
the production of more corn and meat
societies, and favored the division of large tracts
of land into small farms, and the sale of the
same upon favorable terms to the colored pco-
ple The Convention also declared itself to be
earnestly in favor of the education of all classes
of the people, the introduction of labor-saying
implements and machinery, the increase of i'm
migration and the encouragement of manutac-
lures.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-02

lit is great art to know exactly what col
ors 60 best together. Green looks well with
gold, violet or red pale blue with scarlet, pink
black and white and gray with scarlet or pink.
A cold color generally requires warm tint to
give it life. White and black are usually safe
for any complexion. Pink is becoming to some,
but not ifthere is much color in the cheeks or
lips. Maize or straw color is particularly be-
coming to people of dark complexion, with
black hair and eyes. Above all, what be the
color of the dress, the ornaments and trim
r;ngs, throughout, should be correspondent one
with the other Ifall that finishes dress har-
morizes, then the general effect cannot fail OF
being good.