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set of the same premiums were given to ladies OF
auy age over sixteen years. The contributors
numbered 453, and are from twenty.eght dif.
ferent States and territories. Several interesting
specimens have been received, such as q pair o.
long stockings with one hundred holes darnei,
and very good cloak marked as follows: "Thls
cloak Is made OF four pairs OF old pants, one old
vest aud two old coat Innings. 1t is composed OF
sixty eight pieces. made it In two days end IL
was worn for three years to public school and
hope it will keep some other darling warn three
years more. Mrs. McParker, Washingtrn a. Ind"
1t was awarded the first prize. The exhibition
will be open to the public for three days, after
which all the garments will be turned over to the
Five Points Mission for distribution.
The nomination OF General F. P. Blair for sem
stor. In the caucus OF the Dem Jcrats OF the MIS-
souri Legislature, was ratified by acclamation
amid great cheering. The doors were thrown
open and the hall speedily filed with an enthusi-
astIc crowd to whom General Blair made speech
In bis best vein. He referred to the fact that four
years ago, he had been designated for this very
term In the Senate by the Democrats OF the MIS-
souri, Legislature, and announced his intention or
carrying out the unchanging principles OF these
friends. He said: 81 am a Democrat, and am
also a Liberal Upon the platform which was an
nounced in our recent election, and which gave
back to Missouri her liberty and her freedom
upon that platform I stand with all men
who will stand with me. Now, for the
first time In many years, the people OF Mis-.
souri, have had the choice OF their own sen itors,
aud when they have had the choice OF their own
senators, they have been men respectable and
men ilustrlous for their deeds In the national
council. may not hope to rival them in their
brilliancy or in their ability; but will endeavor
with heart full of gratitude, to rival the best
Of them In my devotion to the people Of this
state, AID to my country" In his further re-
marks, General Blair urged forgetfnlness OF past
issues aud differences, and an earnest endeavor
to perform the duty of the present. to aid the ctl'
zens OF the Southern States to gain their liberties
which we have secured. He denounced the great
monopolles which shave sapped the lile-6lood or
the westn and presented the necessity Of an ALL
ance with the South for their defeat. His speech
was enthusiastically received.
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ACCORDING to the Lexington Dispatch, one
of the largest cotton dealers in Columbia
thinks that his patrons cannot plant more
than half as much cotton this year as last.
The main cause of this is the low price Of
cotton. Throughout the whole State, the
Dispatch says, there will probably be much
less cotton planted In many cases farmers
and planters cannot pay for the fertilizers
used last year, nor for agricultural supplies
furnished in the way OF provisions during
1870. Hence labor ought to be cheaper this
year. Last week laborers we're seeking en-
ployment in the lower part Of Richland at
fifty dollars per year and provisions.
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THE Yorkville Enquirer, speaking Of the
efforts making by the extremists to send a
militia force to the up-country, says: "Ac-
'cordins to our information, the Governor
'fs pursuing wise course and we hope
'that he will stand firm, despite the camor
''of those who seem to prosper only by tur-
'.'bulence and the ensendering Of strife be-
sstween the blacks and whites"
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Eotterp.
GEE WHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL DO.
SOS 900 IN PREMIUMS AWARDED TO 1900
SHAREHOLDERS

1000 IN PREMIUMS AWARDED TO 1900
SHAREHOLDERS,
Each Of whom have also an equal chance to
$4,000 in Valuable Real Estate Prizes,
Consisting OF FARMS Villa Sites, Homesteads,
orchards. Vineyards, &C., at Aiken, S. c.. well
named "The Southern Saratoga Only forty
eight hours from Kew York, and six hours from
Charleston.
NINETY. .dve Thousand Dollars In Prizes to be dis
tributed among the Shareholders. Only $4,000
shares will be Issued, at S. each.
Quoted on new and popular plan for the sale o!
desirable and valuable improved Real Estate, ana
Is calculated to be most e1ectlVe means OF al
tractIug the attention OF
farmers, mecnanlcs and eInlgrants generally, TO
our own Sunny South and will thus help to build
up our country and enhance the market value OF
The property disposed Of in this manner Is cit
and is under as high state OF cultivation as any
place Ia the State. besides embracing one or the
most celebrated Orchards and Vineyards In the
South. This property, valued ct
NINETY-FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
will soon be awarded to stockholders, and Is val.
uable either for residence or to own as al invest.
ment, being now In demand by Northern people.
lst PrizeSTwenty.fve Thousand Dollars.
I'd Prlze-Ten Thousand Dollars.
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lth Prlze-Thrty- i've Hundred Dollars.
5th Prize-Three Thousand Dollars.
9Th Prize-Twenty five Hundred Dollars.
7th Prize-Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
And Eighty-seven other Prizes, aggregate value
sos, 600.
Every shareholder gets premium sure.
Every one remitttng SIS becomes sharen0!uer,
and receives at once, by return mall one or tne
following superb Works OF Art, together with q
ticket In the above great distributions:
The large and beautiful Steel Engraving "The
Marriage OF Pocohontas," on heavy plate paper,
S2x42 inches.
Or, the nne Chrome, entitled San American
Autumn printed In oil, with q cooTs, tlnts, &C..
on plate oaper, 25X35 inches
OF, the elegant Steel Engraving, entitled "The
Day We Celebrate" on heavy plate paper, size
Or, the elegant Steel Plate Engraving, entitled
"The Landing Of Columbus" on heavy plate pa
per, size 2sY3s.
Terms to Agents and Clubs furnished on appli
cation.
For description OF the valuable Real Estate, Prl
Zes &C., send for catalogue.
Remittauces for shares should be maze WIFI
Postoflce Money Order, or Currency, Ia registered
letter. Address j. q. DERbI,
General Manager. Augusta, Ca,
POstoffice Kew Box No. 334.
Oflce corner Reynolds and Jackson streets
Hsr Residents In Charleston or vicinity desirl ing
shares, can leave their orders With Hr. CHARLES
HICKEY, No. S45 King street, where specimens Of
the Premiums can be seen. Jan2l-stutn3
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The Greenvile Mountaineer concludes its
comments upon Governor Scott's special
message with these words: 'In the stand
(which Governor Scott has taken in this
matter, he has fallen under the ban Of the
"more violent OF his own party; but he de-
"serves and will receive the commendation
ssand support Of all good men OF the State,
ssof whatever party"
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Tho Rival Of Cotton.

The new textile plant, ramie, is beginning
to attract considerable attention from both
agriculturlsts and manufacturers. In China
and Japan, where it was first grown, the
fibrous bark was separated from the woody
portion of the plant by hand; 1t in this
country, where labor is infinitely more ex-
pensive, such a.thing could not be thought
Of Hence though the plant was found to
be suited to our soil and climate and pro-
duced abundantly, the culture was not ex-
tended, because of the want of machinery to
place 1t in a proper condition for manufac-
turing uses But even when that difficulty
was overcome by the construction OF suitable
machinery, another was encountered in the
fact that the mills for spinning cotton could
not successfully operate on ibrous product
with so long staple. and the quantity OF
the new textile offered was not sufficient to
warrant change in the character OF the
machinery employed. To meet this condl-
ton of affairs it became desirable to reduce
the length Of the ramie fibre by artificial ap-
pliances, at least of such portions OF it as
were intended to be worked up in cotton
mills. By an attachment to the ramie
cleaning machines this has been success
fully accomplished, and long staple or short
staple ramie can now be produced at will
Considering the great value of the new tex
tile, the large quantity which can be pro-
duced per acre, and the facilities now avail
able to prepare it for market, we look Tor O
large increase in it's culture during the pres
ent year.
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EHOR RENT OR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL
IL ESTATE in Orsngeburg District, situated
on Lyons Greek, three and half miles from the
south Carolina Railroad. The tract contains
$500 acres soil rich red clay, adapted to cotton,
corn, wheat, root crops and clover.
splendid range for cattle; sunny hillsldes for
VINEYARDS and low lands for meadows. Lyons
Creek, large, never-falling stream runs through
powers In the State.
A most valuable iron ore has been discovered
recently on the place.
The estate has on it all the necessary farm
buildings negro houses, barns, stables, gin
houses and small dwelling. 1t has been In con
.tans cultivation since the war, and the splendid
growing crop would give entire satisfaction.
1t Is offered for rent or sale, on reasonable
terms.
Address Mrs. l.. ID. kErfr,
Society Hili Darlington District, s. O.
Or R. n. MARSHALL d BRO, No. SO Broad.
street. aug4
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Kaiser Wilhelm.

King William accepts the Imperial Crown,
with the prayer that God will vouchsafe to
the Fatherland future Of independence,
happiness and lasting peace. Salre I'M
peratori
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fairs.
M oNUME ENTAIL FAIR.

THE LADIES, MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION Will
hold FAIR In aid Of the Monument to our He
roic Dead, at Bibernian Hall, the third week in
February, commencing the 18th; and, as It's object
must be dear to the hearts Of all, hope to be sus'
tanned by the community generally.
Even the poorest can give mite to honor the
memory of those who gave their all for US; and
the appeal is made to every friend OF our heroes,
even those distant.
donations OF Money, contributions OF Fancy
Articles Work, &C., will be gladly received by
either OF the Ladies holding the Tables, whose
names are appended. and which will be acknowl-
edged weekly In the city journals:
Mrs. NJ. A. SN0WDEN.
Mrs. GEORGE OLNEY and Mrs. @. ST0CKER.
Mrs. PHILIP WINEMAN.
Mrs. HENRY WIGFALL and Miss BLAMYER.
Mira G. s. sNOWDEN and Mrs. 8. MILLS.
Mrs. Dr.. soLOMONS and Miss SIMPSON.
The Fair will be held under the patronage OF the
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@hurationdt.

E0ufQIi0nQl.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN SCHOOL, No.
~ SO WENTWORTH STREET.-THE exercises OF
thislnstitution embrace all the branches necessary
for good English and Commercial education.
The hours from to5 O'Clock P. NJ. are devO!ed
70 German lessons, viz: Grammar, Speaking,
writing and Reading. Lessons in Drawing and
Moulding every Saturday morning. The Night
School from to O'Clock, for exercises OF Arltn-
menta, and Mechanical Drawing for adults.
The Academy is under my special superlnten-
dence, with the assistance OF Mr.. ]. MCDONALD,
Miss j. Il. ANGEL, Miss LEONHARDF, MISS J.
Vocal Music by Professor F. BEROkHAN.
O. II. BERGMANN,
aupe Principal.
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90 Renf.

mo RENT, No. 81 WENTWORTH
STREET. Terms moderate; possession given
1st February. Apply at No. SO, next door.
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r OST, ON THE slsr DECEMBER LAST,
IL In going from Tradd street near Logan to
King street, and thence to Wentworth street. q
Lady,s Bracelet. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by returning 1t to the Quartermaster's or
fee Tradd street, jan21-1*
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ITO RENT, THE HOUSE AND STORE
i No. l5h King street. Apply ct No. 81 King
street jan17-5%
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Tust aulr JonnG.

r OST, 10TH JANUARY, A PEARL
IL BROOCH, with Diamond Centre. SIS will be
paid for Its delivery at Ii. P. Walkers, British
Consulate Broad street Jan2l-2*
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for 6nIe.

NOR SALE, ONE-HORSE SPRING
II WAGOV-c6Vered-i perfect order. VIII
suit retail dealer. Apply to J. CoSGR0VE. No.
81 Market street, near Anson street. janls-4*
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II ING Will L I A M.

r L. .LUNSFORD, CABINET.M MAKER
,) and UPHOLSrERER, hegs leave TO nform
the people OF Charleston, and Of the Stats that a.
ISneen street. He can make or pair piece OF
Furniture OF any description. He also manutac-
lures new MATTRESSES and renoyates OLD oues; uai
Cane Chair-hottoms replaced by an experiences
formance OF work In prompt and faithful man
ner. PIce for rcnovating Moss Mattress, large
Size. So so; Hair Mattresses 81; Cotton or WOOL
Mattresses, SIS. Persons having TINS WORK 10 Dc
done are assured that the conten's OF naGLreass
viii moi he exchanged for chrap or Inferior artt.
cles. j. l.. LuNsfonD, = De IL
deC21
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A. T. Smythe, ESQ.,,
]. E. Adger. Esq,
T. Stoney, Esq,
T. D. Wagner, Esq,
d. Il. DeLeon, Esq, :.
N. P. Matheson, EsqY
W. ]. Magrath. Esq,
W. Shepherd, Esq.,,
]. F. O'Neill, Esq,
F. ]. Pel5er. ESQ.,,
A. Isaacs. Esq,
Oliver Middleton, ESQ.,,
A. F. Rsvenel, Esq,
DIR. E. Gelldings.
DR.. r. A. Kinloch,
DR.. J. r. Solomons,
DR.. L. F. Parker,
Dr.. ]. 8. Buist,
DR.. B. A. Muckenfuss,
q. h. '0lney, ESQ.,,
John Chadwick, ESQ.,,
w. K. Ryan, ESQ.,,
]. B Grtmball, ESQ.,,
B. r. Riordan, Esq,
James Eason, Esq,
T. d. Clancy, Esq,
8. 9. Solomons. ESQ.,,
F. 8 Holmes, Esq,
C. T. Lowndes, Esq,
Philip Wineman. Esq,
D. Ravenel, Jr., Esq,
]. r. Read, Esq,
E. W. NJ .rshall. ESQ.,,
Edwin. Bates. ESQ.,,
Wesley Dingla, Esq,
W. G.. Whllden, Esq,
J. q. Milnor, Esq,
w. Roach, Esq,
W. Thayer, ESQ.,,
W. Clancy, Esq,
]. Gllilsnt, ESQ.,,
H. T. PeaEe, ESQ.,,
W. q. Houston, Esq.
janis
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following gentlemen:
Gen. J. Simons,
Gen. James Conner,
Gen. A. III. Manigault,
Com. D. N. Ingraham,
Col. P. G. Gaillard,
Col. J. A. Wagener,
Col. Edward McCrady,
Col. B. Fl. Rutldge,
Col. O. II. SlmOnton,
Col. T. Y. Simons,
Col. Irwin Walker,
Col. Zimmerman Davis
Col. w. l.. Trenholm,
Major T. G. Barker,
Major q. Z. Young,
Capt. james NJ. Carson,
Capt. w. A. Kelly,
Capt. E. L. Halsey,
Capt. Melchers.
Capt. Ellison Adger,
Captain F. W. Dawson,
Capt. y. Lord,
Capt. G. Walter,
Capt. G. a. Mofett,
Capt. ]. Armstrong,
Capt. J. A. Farley,
Capt. W. q. Peronueau,
Capt. @. l.. Novel;,
Capt. G. ManIgault,
Hon. W. D. Porter,
Hon. W. $. Henerey,
Hon. J. B. Campbell,
Hon. G. A. Trenholm,
l.. d. Mowry, ESQ.,,
H. jaeger, Esq,
J. II. Murrell, Esq,
E. II. Jackson, Esq,
!. H. wilson. Esq,
VIM. Lai,ller, ESQ.,,
". G. Bee, ESQ.,.
Robt. Adger. ESQ.,,
Henry Gourdin, Esq,
John Alexander, Esq,
Thomas O'Brien, Esq.
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ioatrhss, 1emelrn, &e.
NINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.


TINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.
THE LATEST STYLES.
Particular attention Is invited to the NEW.
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILvERwARE AND FANCY GOODS,
suitable for Presents just received and opened
JAMES ALLANS, No. S07 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLAN's, No. sO7 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLAN's, No. so7 KING STREET.
All the newest and most exquisite designs In
Jewelry, comprising,
SETS OF PEARL, GARNET. ALL GOLD.
CORAL AND STONE.
Leontine, Opera, Neck and Vest CHAINS; Seal
Rings, Diamond Rings; Cents Pins, Pea RI and
Diamond; Plain Gold and Wedding Rings always
on hand or made to order; Sleeve Buttons and
studs, Bracelets, Brooches and Earrings; Armlets
and Necklaces, In Gold and Coral; Brooches for
Hair or Miniatures, Lockets, Charms and Masonic
Pins, Glove Bands, at
JAMES ALLAN's, No. 3O7 KING STREET,
"A few doors above Wentworth street.
nov24-thftu
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Boarding.

DOARD FAMILIES AND SIN G L =
ID gentlemen can be pleasantly accommodated
at the corner OF Wentworth and Glebe streets.
declS
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IL TAIL.
ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND QUALITY.
A full stock OF WHITE PINE. from u to IL Inches
thick, clear aud well seasoned.
Mahogany, Walnut Cherry, Birch, Oak, Ash,
Poplar Boards and Planks, Rosewood, Walnut
and Mahogany Veneers. Newes, Ba listers, all
kinds or MeuldIngs, SaIIies, Blinds, Doors, &c.
The attention OF fbuinIers and others Is especial
ly requested, that we .ru prepared to furnish the
above 10 any quantities with such prices that
compare favorably with New Ynrk rates.
]. II. HALL d co.,
Corner East Bay and Market streets.
{an2wam1mOa
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ClnQ1lrlal.
Newspapers, Maga3lnes, &r.
u URAL CARE L I N I A N {.
JANUARY NUMBER.

What is the Duty of the Hour, D. Wyatt Aiken;
Cotton Culture In India. British Oommlssloner's
Ren0rt: Pear Culture, D ivid 2. Evans, OF Mary
land; best Grasses for the South, Dr. G. L. Hun
Ter, OF North Carolina; Golden Lily OF Japan, H..
a. Dreer Of Phadelpha; Gusva and Dates Sne IN IN
Florida ". N. Hart, OF Florida; Angora Goat in
the south, D. H. Jacques; The Sheep Acarus,
Chas. r. Dodge, OF Washington; Tanning, new
process.) G. F. Panknin; Goethe and Frederica, z.
J. Malone.
Also. many other valuable and interesting
Single copies, rs cents. Subscription, 50 per
annum.
Address
RURAL CAROLINIAN,
noy2e Charleston. s. Q.
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r OST, ON MONDAY EVENING, IN
IL Kiug, Calhoun. yanderhorst, st. Philip: or
Radcliffe streets, q PURSE containing seven dol
lars and some small change. The finder Will r=-
ceive the thanks OF the owner, who is Ill able to
bear the loss, by leaving the Purse at the office OF
TuK NEWS janl9-3
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Tbe Gbarleetoal 9ems.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1871.
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TLANTIU PHOSPHATE COMPANY
n OF CHARLESTON, s. @.
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OTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM OFFICE
y Of the Southern Express Company, Liver
Colored and White Pointer PUP, about three
months old. liberal reward Will be paid for re-
coyery OF same. 1anl3
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nGnts.

UTANTED, THE FRIENDS OF JOHN
w COWLIN, late of the British Ship Gran
ton, to call at the British Consulate. jan21-1s
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A COOK, ALSO HOUSE
w Servant. Apply at No. so Rutledge. ave.
nue., east side, third house above Cannon street.
ianoJ-lH
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Eumber, fuel, &r.

r UMBER, AT WHOLESALE AND RE-
Ia TAIL.
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r OST, THIS MORNING, A PACKAGE
Of SHIr PAPERS, belonging to the Bark
Scott. suitable reward will oe paid H. left at
ianl1
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fertilizers.
y OERUVIAN G u A N o E.

For scle q lot OF A No. / Chlncha Island GUANo,
T., otnra and to arrive. LOUIS MCLAIN,
- ,an, ~ No. 81 Broad freet.
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VKTANTED, A SITUATION BY AYOUNG
w man; can write fair hand; is not afraid
Of work. Address B., NEWS office. tan2l-l*
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~ ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE. -es

wills MS GROCE cry.
jan14
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NTANTED, A SITUATION BY TWO
w young men, as frstclass Dltchers; con
give good Recommendations. Apply at northeast
corner Meeting and Chalmers streets. jap2l-2$
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