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EXECUTIVE BEREAVEMENT

OFFICER OF LuE COMPTRoLLER GENERAL,
CoLuMBIA, s.. c., january 10, $40.
RJoTICE is hereby given TO all Agents of
in Insurance Companies doing business in,
this State, that on and after the twemy-frst
dag e February. 1870. they will be required
TO, oktain new licenses, and before said licen.
ses arc issued, the Companies. will be reqnir-
cd to make a deposit of certain bonds or
stock with the Act of December I'D. 1869, a
copy of which is hereunto appended. The
law will be rigidly enforced, md all Compa-
MES must make the deposit within the time
specified.
Comptroller General.
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n G Hcriot, :Chspieston.
Thos d With,rs, York.
Thos sumter Mills, Chester
oseoola Sitgrcaves, York.
cCaw, Travelling, Yorkvirle.
5 shannon. Travelling, Hamburg.
!" Is Blake, SpHrianburg.
5 B~Cluwney, Wiuusboro.
Leaphart, Jefferson & Ransom. General
Columbia.
DIR Isaac Branch, Superintendent Of Acen-
cies, .Abbevi le.
j Wardlaw, AbbeviIlc.
Julius & Smith, Greenvillc.
VI Il Berry, Grecnville.
ii l. MCGOWAN, Laurens.
l. Lindsey, Travelling, Laurens.
Thomas S Norman, Newberry.
Wm j Lake, Nswberry.
g Lake, Edgefield.
j \ c Jones, EdgefeId.
John S Wilson, Chester.
lanes III Fowies, Orangebarg.
VIM Clyburn, Kershaw.
Walter + Reed, Kershaw and adjoining coun-
ties.
j l. Honour, Charleston.
3 + jefferson, Oconee.
a w Atkinson, BarnYelI.
James X Bell, Chester, York, &c,
Giies a Penick, Chester and adjoining coun-
tics.
I S Hayward. Travelling, Charleston.
III K Cook, Barnwell.
Moore. Canvassing, Chester and adjoin-
ing counties.
sECRITY LIFE AND ANNUITY.
W Hutsou Townend, General, Aiken.
Louis Sherfesse, Travelling, Charleston.
Z fDeSaussure, Walterboro.
! heP Hutson, Travelling, Barnwcll.
p! Mackay, Travelling, Orangcburg.
A j Morris, Travelling, Edgeield.
W D~Schoenberg, Travelling, Columbia.
a English Williams, Canvassing, Colleton
County.
Henderson & Behre, Canvassing, Walter
boro.
81. LOUIS MUTUAL.
N u:no- r,----u.-. r.,
J L Godfrey y Son, General, Atlanta, Ga. !
Thomas Il White. Anderson.
II Ieasdale, Travelling, Charleston.
= II "nath, Travelling, Frog Level.
Wallace, Travelling, Camden.
~: H~ar'ffuy, Travelling, Cheanw.
Moore. Travelling, bcnnettsvillc.
! :, " estmorcland, travelling, GreeuvilIo.
y { Walker, Georgetown.
Chrrles Bets, Travelling. Georgetown.
VI Miller. Travelling. Columbia.
|" Wilson, Jr, Yorktilie.
SOUTHERN.
(ArhANTA DErARrxESr.)
" Hicfson. Lancaster.
\ Miller. General, Augusta, Ga.
ash y Waring, General, Columbia.
Ohm l. Manning. Special. Manchester.
: \ Miller, Travelling, Williston.
} y Hay, Travelling, Summeryille.
| h Lyes, Travelling, Augusta, Ga.
I Hay, Travelling, Aiken.
T'Vpcr. Charletton.
L Yates, Traveiing. Charleston.
} Hay, NJ ID, Travelling, Summerwne.
I'D Brailsford, NJ d, Travelling, Summer
willie.
Z Kmith. Travelling, Hopkins.
y Fraser. Georgetown, ste
a Durham X Co, Marion, C H..
u BruEsou, Mars Buzz
} @@ing, Timmonsyile.
White, Sumter,
II Sanders. Camden.
G Thompson, Liberty Hli.
' M Dwight, Winsbero.
anies Pagan, Chester.
amos + Spcarman, Newberry eli.
A Hamilton, 0rangoburg. s
obin Il Tesely, Lanrens,
5 Cassidy, Midway.
s Bapborg, Bnmberg.
7 - Wnotnu G-uhoo,fo ~ 4
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EXECUTIVE
TREAsUnY OrrInr.

STATE TREASURY 0frIcE,
COLUMBIA, S C., December ], 1870.
IiiE INTEREST falling due an ;ha
Il Coupon Bonds of the State of South
Carolina to the ist of january, 1871, will be
paid IN GOLD on and after that date al the
Office of II. u. Kimpton, Financial Agent of
the State, No. 8, Nassau Street, New York.
and at this office.
The interest falling due on the Registered
Stock of the State TO January LIST, 1871, win
be paid IN GOLD ON and after that date AZ
tho Treasury office only.
NILES g. PARKER,
Treasurer State South Carolina.
dec 3
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XECUTIvEeDEPARTMENT
STATE TREASURY OrFICE

y TREASURY OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. c., December 1, 1870.
fb'HE BOOKS of the Treasury Office for
the Transfer and Conversion of STOCKS
and BONDS will be closed on and after the
nl5th instant until the Is; proximo, for con-
%reience in preparing statement of interest
due TO January l, 1871.
NILES G. PARKER,
Treasurer State s. C.
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%EXECUTIYE DEpAYAIENT /,

oFPlcR OF, iC~nMrTRabLLR GENsaXL,s
coLuMntA s. c., Sentember J 1870.
fSNilE following list of Licensed ~lns,rnace
Agents Is published for The information
OF al concernSd, Those Companies marked 4
have not complied with the provisions of the
Act OF DseeInbkr, 1869, requiring a doposH
OF State Securities, and their Agents are
authorized 90 transact such business only MS
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OF skSg5 ff rs .tssfs end + s. 80
An afspfncy N this STATE on 81. nng tprbcelss uc
lfss Can De served and sad Attorney shall
haVe HE'D wish the Cump,Yollar General "a
certified copy o. the charter of said Com
rany or Association, and ;lsu "a certified COW
o! tue VOC or resolutions Of the trustees or
directors OF such Company or ASSOCIATIONS M
retIt'nG him The Attorney OF such COMPANY.
Wh'eis appointment shall continue until
another Attorney be substituted: which
s''al be done upon the death, removal or in
caIacfty 10 act OF such attorney, or nav he
done by si:ch Company or Association II, any
'iilc. When Tic foregoing requirements.
aap such other requirements as now are, or
may hereafter be required b. law. shall he
CONF lied with the Comp,rollGr General shall
give 4 certificate 10 tIa, effect, and also state
me meme OF the Attorney, which certificate.
When Med IN the County Cierk's Office of the
County where the AGENCY is TO be located
siiali DO the authority 10 commence business
Stc. 4. Every violation of this Act shal,
SUBJECT the Company or Association. or agent
or agents, Violating, %iOihtly ami sev crally. to
a penalty OF FIVE hundred dollars for each
Vlo'ailon, which shall b. sued for and rccoy.
cred IN n john or several civil action, in the
name OF the State of South Carolina. by the
solicitor OF the Circuit in which the Com
Ptny or association, or agent or agents so
violating, shall be situated one-half of such
penalty wien recovered shall be paid into
the County Treasury of such County. and
the other half to tho informcr OF such yioln-
tlon; and, in case of the non-pnyment of
such penalty, inc person or persons so oiTend-
ing shall be liable TO imprisonment for n nc.
rod not exceeding one year in the discre.
ton oil the Court having cognizance thereof.
SEQ. .. The Comptroller General shall
safely and separately keep the bonds or
stocks of caca Company or Association. and
shall return the identical bonds or stocks re-
ceived and during the usual Office honrs'~l
shall keep the bonds or stocks, subject to the |
examination of the representative of any Com |
pany or Association having maize a deposit,
as required by this Act and the state shall
be responsible for the return OF all said
bonds or stocks dy the Comptroller General.
SIC. u. ri, acts anu parts oi aots incon- i
sistent or conflicting with this Act are here
by repealed.
SEC. Z. This act shall take effect sixty
days after its passage.
lnthn Sen.tesHnmse. The twentY frst day
Of December, in the yo.r of our Lord one
,!:o''sa1d eight hundred an sixty nine.
c. MONTGOMERY,
President pro tenporc of In Senate.
FRANKLIN j.. MOSES, .sy..
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
Approved the 22d day ofDecember, s
,signed) ROBt<tr X. SCOTT
Governor.
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{ 8 Febr~~.7 1872
STATE OF SOUTH cARontNA

Alta General Assembly begun to DC holden at
! Columbia on the fourth Tnesday In Noyem-
Der, in the yeay OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and siSty-nine, ana thence
continue by divers adjoarnments to the
twenty first day of Decomber, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-nine:
An ACT TO DIETER ppoTEoT HOLDERS OF IN
suRaN,,E PoLioIEs IN THIS STATE.
SECTION /. BE it enhcted' by the Senate
and House of Representatives. Of tho State of
South Carolina, now met and sitting in Gen
erai Assembly, and by the authority of the
same: No Company or Association which
is now organized, or which inay be hereaf-
ter organized in this State, to carry on the.
business of insurance of any kind or kinds,
,sinn proceed further with business (ns the
case may bc) until they have deposited with
the Comptroller General OF this State bonds
or stocks of this State equal to the sum of
fifty thousand dollars par value for each Life
Insurance Company or Association, aud
twenty thousand dollars par value for each
other-Insurhnee Company or Association.
The Comptroller General shall hold such
bonds or stocks as security for policy holders
in the Company or Association; but, SO long
as any Company or Association so depositing
shall continue solvent, the Consptroller Cen
| eral may permit such Company to collect
L dhO 1NSStfN Nh( ~
stocks SO deposited.
SEC. 2. Whenever any Company or Asso-
citation is, or shall become fully organized,
and the said Company or Ass citation have
deposited with .i.e Comptroller Garernl the
requisite amount of State bonds or stocks, il
shall become his duty TO furnish the Corpora
ton or Association with q certificate OF such
deposit, which certificate or duplicate thereof
certified by the Comptroller General, may be
used in and be evidence for and against tho
Corporation.
SEc. 3, It shall not be lawful for any per.
son or persons, Corporation of Corporations
Association or Associations 10 act within this
State as agent, or otherwise, in receiving oil
procuring applications for insurance of any
kind or kinds, or in any manner to aid il
transacting the business of insurance of an.
kind or kinds for any Company or Assooia
ton incorporated by, or organized under tn
laws of this or any other State Government
or any foreign Government, until snch Com
pany or Association hNe deposited with tn
Comptroller General % this State, for tn
benefit of the policy holders of such Com
pnny or Association, citizens or residents Q
the United States, bonds or stocks of thi
State cqui.l To the gum Of fifty thousand dol
q lars paf.value Tor each Life Insurance Conl
pany on Association. and twenty thsasan
dollars ~paSsalue for sac, s:aer irsetaic
Ei4d4npmryhx ssSeiil1aS ba.s kleit5sas &c
|, so ~ Tn %. s354Isstx sp 1851 b.
4csn sssf CesApasp aestSe:
- 5000 ~ SFEa.t2rrS +
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-f-,-f..
- n'nn5 G'.iy beaufort.
noPgson Y D~n'iap.".... ,.........C Camden.
Geo McU Stoil~...... Finr.rco
Ferguson & GrrcnvFHc
i!omas ) Meor
- mas ' .Snmtnr
Osniond IL Winnshoro,
"''"h I" 'chfeys.... ..-...-...T orkviile.
HONE, NEW YORK.
q q . oMkes, General..."..... $500 Charleston.
) l. ..ColuI,, IN
IMPERIAL, LONDON.
George Higgins ......... ..Columbi.
INTERNATIONAL.
5 \ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Charleston
LIVERPOOL & LONDON s GLOBE.
W W n partanburg.
:" /, N"ice-:""",.". ............Ncwbcrry
-. ! LohdcS' eeneral.".... ..."...Charlcston.
n, - r"rh'f'. .'"....... ......-..Abbeville.
w Ill Chester
John ii Barksdals. Laurens
/" McDoweil..".-.... ...,.....C Camden.
Charles II
j NJ Johnson...... Marion
Robert .Columbia
- % Georgetown.
Julius U ..Grecnvillc.
~, = ""h'.."........ ........ Henderson.
y - "o'tie1
MANHATTAN.
- 4 frascr."....' Georgetown.
george Huggius........ .Colnmbia.
l .........Charleston.
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS.
lrdger & Ravenel Observation-Disclosures
NATIONAL.
h"ger & Ravenel...... Charleston.
NORTH AMERICAS.
D Charleston !
R%RIrIeu aNn ..""~.---
LoSDoH AND EDIxucnd
: - -NlSHois q Recommendations
Sebrins" Charleston.
ORIENT MUTUAL.
q haVenct..".... Charlotte
PHOENIX, OF BRo0KLYN, J.. Y.
teorge Columbia.
, . ..G~eoruetown
1 iupper............... ......... Charleston !
PACIFIC.
Charleston.
PUTNAM.
:, haroin"..-".... ."."-......"...Chcstcr.
!olhnrn & Howell. ....... ......Chcflcaon,
'corgo hugghis Columbia.
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE.
\ mnite''""""".-.... Sumter
- ......... Charleston.
SECURITY.
!, ni.e,''.".".."''" ..""...."...., e. Sumter.
: ~ NioIois Co.-,"... ..."......,.C COLUMBIA.
".."..... -. CI, raw.
: y =
! charleston
UNION, OF BALTIMORE
& Howeil..... /. ~.........Q Charleston.
UNION, OF SAN FnAxciscp.
I'm j Hcriot s Coz. Charleston
gorge Husgins....... ......C Columbia.
-o-
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j. L. NEAGLE,
Comptroller General.

#L ~ EHE h-Ar- L
A n ACT to regulate the Agencies of Insu-
IN rance Companies not incorporated III
the State of South Carolina.
SECTION J., Bet enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State of
South Carolina, now met and sitting in
General Assembly and by Athe authority
Of the same, That it shall not be lawful,
after the first day of April, one thousand
eight hundred and ~sixty-nine, for any
agent or amy Insurance company in the
United States, or any foreign State, incorpo-
rated by the laws of this State, to take risks
or transact any business of insurance in this
State without first obtaining license from the
Comptroller General, which license shall ex-
pire on the 3lst day of March Of each year.
SEC. = Taa:.b 4ae.eee the CeEp'rnlier
General shall issue such license TO any agent
of any insurance company not Incorporated
in South Carolina, there shall be filed in his
Office o certijed copy of the charter Of the
company from which the said agent or at
torney has received his appointment, and
also Is certified cepy OF the vIte or resoltition
OF The T'ru,,ccs or hiroaior Of saii company
appointing him such agent, n~ceompunie,t by
aWarrant OF appointment under flts official
seal OF the .ceiapany. aud, signed ny tbs
gPge>aa.a. md ssarsantaj
fsfuofaSusese
fie.Sr Rlsl * 543nfR3s3aN
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on sourH oARoLINA.
OfFlcE SECRETARY OF STArI

ofFlcE SECRETARY or STATE.
j. r. L. Gnrdxa, Secretary of State of
South Carolina, do hereby certify that the
above Is a correct copy of an Act entitled
IAN Actto better protect holders of insnr-
.anee policies in this State" on file in this
Office.
Given under my hand and the
49, seal of the State, in Column
SEAL. bin, this 9th day of Decem-
t Der, A. D. 1869, ana in the
eiih year of American indie
pendenre.
+. T.. CARDc9A,
Secretary oil State.
oct y Ftf
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LIFE COMPANIES
CAROLINA. !
DuBose, Winshoro.
I ID Richardson, Sumter,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
FAMILY MARKETS.

Apn 2Aons constantly being made n the list OF
vegetables For present week have few cabages from
bunch from North Caro-
with Oyster Bay Onions from Bermuda also
begin 10 freely These together with large supply Of yr
gins r.hes Long Island hubarb spinach sprouts
di9eons thrown n quite Spring look TO The markets.
from Bermuda bat tomatoes quite plenty
Strawberries Caona market and retail all the
from per quart Cnnberes such drug market that
they bought at ld4 so per bghe from the receivers who
made great mistake holding them above the views Of all
Winter Tie question nov is how 20 get rid of them.
high good selling 2c Ice
quarters Lambs S2a 90 for fore quarter snl
sJQ ~ hind Veal fair supply but higher beef
though the retail haers DO not change the prices Smoked
bufao hams compete with those from own beeyes
Most kinds fsb pnty and generally cheaper shai from the
selling 35a sc eachsoms stale Delaware at 23c. large
sale.
Poultry exhibit variable stock from the molly r.s originally
Causis ami the West ceiling At l5d20c. D. fresh
AMI 2 and Jc capons costing a and psr lt
trne chickens S21$2 IS Will selling 81 S
dozen. Eug lisa upe ~ Sd 80 anl ployer s2qSl ?s.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

FRIpAY, April 2-bEEyEs-AriSa to-day, lil viz ~ cars
We.hswken % ehundreh and IS Communpaw This com
ps e the week aud there easier feeling though no Ps,
decline The stock hung along we toward whereas all
reached the yards the usual te yesterday picket up dans
morning hours The prices of to-day lsdc, with ~n Sl
tops S the majority Of iOyes to wholesale butchers gong
Ql3ic. ,..,s.
Atweehaxken. Morris had 90 carloads Hu Mec,sfsy LAT. s.is
W. v Wool cars, anil d. Posi, eas; sales o. he ''' h
for Morris % By Ulery Cary, strong cvt, at Lac
W. T. Dudley sold IS OF cwt at lJic. - amy
Tofey sons had - of7i sold At l3r be. oo~s' ~ 49,
They sold 81 Of Yesterdays stock, s. cwt. AZ lJic
T. Samuels sold IS Illinois steers strong cNt en-, q, tc
W sge 50 f6i cw At 1910 ana cs !, Al i3 81 n
H. Meyers soh l6 Of ~ cwt at si23 each IL wv ''
per cwt, and 50 of II cNt at III - -5-,c cxt Al 3l
liur McCAdrey sold their i0s Illinois "se'' ""
Barnes for W. " Woods, e. Illinois steers 'N' " ''
of6 cst at i2c I'm.
.c "a Ohio cattle II egt pi had the " car, Of
Al one hundrith.st sehuster Thompson ~ me ~ our y.t
TO-DAY bal hai oii only small portion Of then a. ns % w,s for The
1T, In ,hs dsv bny.r. who cleared The o,ne ~,
droyers a, that pI,es AID 10 no. ns ., Wv % ser b, ~
In mold Arorg the including .ome OF M AZ y.
Tb" a. nice /, al Illinois steer. al va ~ s; ~
.h 4, Ohio ball, l3sl ", hota aSi0 A'o n0su-
w" '"s 'etn,ier s,ll as IA Te,aus IOD 10, Az Ic ~,
n ~ I,,a,a ,.n out Illinois steers, u es., Nv IL"
n ,vi,si all 55 Ihaois Icwt at lSHIS,e ,,,.,t
The Communpss droves ~,te ~ 40 aGr "A p,lb~g ai
9i . 80 = MePaenoa Sales b CoaeY aetaefs0a i0 '"''
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

day life can In measure be acquired by routine and
prolonged study aInong the people of that country
The correct utcranee OF the Japanese sounds IA by no
means easy matter. Thus. the and the final arc
pronounced with peculiar installation especially
the former and are not always distinct there being
easily initiated by our vocal organs There Ia also
sound which seems to huctuato between and d. The
japanese have no T. the in foreign words being
uniformly expressed by r; when they pronounce En-
glish they almost invariably say right for light wrong
Tor ana ram for dmb % read for 10 ed DC Another
great dlncuy results from the extreme ceremonous-
ness ana poteness OF the Japanese Thus In speaking
wtn any person except sOn or seryant, Il always
OF the greatest Importance to choose expressions which
respect for the individual addressed proportional
exactly 10 his rank or social standing On the contrary
IN speaking of ones SELF is always necessary
expressions OF great humility As TO the written book
language, " Is TO great extent congOmeration Of
puzzles and riddles even 20 the initiated and raught
Win many and such Inc xricabe difficulties that Father
Oyanguren in his Arte de Ia Lanpia Japona" Mexico,
1,SS declares the whole thing to he simply artice
OF the Devil to keep the Gospel out Of that country In
fac the Bible has never yet been publshe In Japanese
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

There was brisk demand for money reported at the
opening and under the apprehension that the payment
for the four millions gold sold by the Treasury, yeser
day, would tighten up rates Temporarily, borrowers
started out early to make up their accounts The rates
were and per cent on railway and miscellaneous col
lateral and and per cent United States securities
The demand In the afternoon was limited and at the
close money accessible at and per cent "all
around" while round amounts OF million were offered
at per cent While this reflects the growing feeling
OF confidence and security In monetary Affairs,
these low rates provocative OF speculation which
feeds easy money In the present instance however
these rates can scarcely he taken criterion OF the
market though IL Is expected that the Bank statement
omorrow will show handsome increase In the net re-
serves of the banks from the Influx OF currency There
has been fair movement In discounts the demand De-
ing principally from outoftown BUYERS. Tho following
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
THE NEW-Y YORK JUVENILE ASYLUM
DIR. BROOKs's REPORT.

The annual report of Superintendent Brooks
Of the NewYork Juvenile Asylum is pamphlet OF about
50 pages containing many important statistics This In
stiuton of which A. r. Wetmore IL President, Peter
Cooper and J. T. Adams, VicePresdents, and Thomas
Denny Treasurer suituated at High Bridge and has
House Of Reception at No 81 West Thirteenth-st In
opening his report, the Superintendent says: .
While there has been nothing unusual III the past
wear as compared with others, there are many visible
indications OF general progress and or continued pros
perty There Jan 1870, 6i boys and ~ girls In
the House OF Reception; 1855 boys and 81 girls III the
Asvlum whole number in the Institution during the
wear 0S2 boys 37 girls returned TO parents ana friends
575 ndenured and placed in homes 2S trahsIetred 10
other Institutions, II; escaped a; died, remaining
Jan l. ls7I 80 boys and 10 girls in House OF Reception;
$50 boys and 81 girls In Asylum, ..
The children abOut and after breakfast are put
10 WORK At O'Clock they wash then go 10 prayers at
school be gins from 1880 to 1880, one hour gwen 70
dinner play, and exercise, and one TO nnlsmhg the
morning work From to in Winter, ana 1870 III SUM-
mer they are mt play, work. and supper Ihen come
evening evOtOns aud sleep. sunday is MIgey deso'eu
to worship. Tie children are frequently taken on
excursions Six hundred and forty strangers 'sl'eu
the Institution during the year, and i6J6 parents
The following table exhibits approximately no" anu
70 what extent the children have been empioyeu III
labor and schools
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

OHIO, 81 ovt, al I1Dl3e - = "
~ Wsshener sol . Illinois steers 81 ewt 81 i9ie ssd 60 sss
ONO, est, st l 2o 10 Lavre Co. at Sl29 each Also Zoe W.
AsTSe Co.. y illinois steers seant "A cwt, at lee -.
fto - ' ~ ' "' "'"'r"T
:. n paibey sold bis " Illinois Of ewt, at lie
ohsrp AND LasBs-Receipts Communipsw
s " shh - .sd car weehswhen. completing 9 Ms
sas drsssei somewhat bat
sustained stock good fbe ears at Pot Eighth e.
use pon of HUM Elliott and sold pr them private tns
sheep. ~r - So A'''+ '"'' "e''''s'~
AT Communpaw Phost .oA Ohio eippei sheep sIi d. "a
a BE - - v" ~ ''' ~ y" ~ 10
Kase Go. solI 2t5 Ohio shsafngs H. ss, 100 rl II m q,
Tic, and l79 of rs ~ at 8ic - ~ T y -
Lambs sold at 5Glsc with fn choice 70 Of a B al $50
ise thin . each 20 Punssnia sdlIe q Jer.ey go
S D l7ci 16of ~ B l3e.. and n prime AZ ee - -' "
HOes-Receipts 10 Forehst and Al Counn,io,v
I've ears s.se so :. tie former place .u, s,ssee va,
hogs drag '
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
JAPANESE AT CORNELL.
LECTURE ON THE JAPANESE LANGUAGE-CU-
RloslIlEs OF AN UNKNOWN TONGUE.

LEOiChE oN THE JAPANESE LANGUAGE-CU-
RlosIIiEs OF AN UNKNOWN TONGUE.
r. l.. U. Roehrig, the recently appointed
Professor OF japanese Language and Literature at Cor
nell UniVersity delivered few days ago his initial lee
ture IN the course which plain some not generally
understood points In an unknown tongue For instance
the Chinese and japanese tongues have no resemblance
whatever In exical form grammatical construction
The japanese construction wholly reyerses our method
Of thought and speech, that Is to say whore onr en
tence leaves of theirs begins that our thouph really
appear 10 them as inverted. Moreover the word which
Describes determines another has TO precede II so
that only language, the adjective comes IN
tive case the nomiDative and the objective before tL
tence and all other verbs that occur In the sentence
put ia the form OF parciple gerundive whereby
the sense remains IN some undetermined and
suspended 10 the end of the period then and then ony
II be seen In great many cases whether the sen.
ence TO he understood relating 10 the present or the
future affirmative negative whether request has
been granted refused. oner accepted re
gected. The japanese construction IL, therefore, the
very reverse OF the SyDtacc order OF the language OF
Imna The japanese language Is extremely dhcult To
edrn; indeef, constitutes OF the greatest and most
vlncbe obstacles which foreign nations encounter In
Their Intercourse with the Inhabitants IL is necessary,
however, In order TO distinguish between the spoken
Language Of Japan and that which used only IN literary
composition OF the fOrneT-the eOllOquia japanese
az much AS Is needed for the Of every