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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-09

NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS
There are quite number Of bonds the State Of
Kentucky falling due the 1874 1878
names and residences of the holders unknown our
State authorities We now have the money and will ID
glad to 0feach and every bonds with any
unpaid Interest that may have accumulated TO Its pr6
senation. r. II. LESLIE,
Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-09

COX KING, DETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, ~
~ Broadway and II New sire established ls62lFur
nish only reliable and experienced operayes branch
offices In Chicago and ST. Louis; correspondents In all
principal cities and Europe.
DETECTIVES EDSALL 4 JONES, NO 5 PINE
IA street. furnish reliable and efficient operatives in all
matters pertaining to their business Correspondents
throughout United States aud Europe Business strictly
confidential
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-09

A0E REWARD.-A YOUNG MAN LEFT HIS EN-
0LC ployer's store 267 avenue G. yesterday (wednes
day. morning. with truck load ofead and has been
heard OF since. The horse was and blind in
truck WY painted red and blue The reward
will be given for the return OF all either OF en 267
avenue z.
6OOn REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE DE
YCUO livery Of J; g r. Z Bonds to me at Keyport,
n j. said bonds OF SlW each, numbering from 6f5 70
GA and bearing name OF N. s. Hggnson
WILMER HODGSON.
&S00 REWARD is HEREBY OFFERED FOR THE
RCOO recovery OF the following North Hudson County
Railway Mortgage Bonds payment OF principle aud In
terest OF which has been stopped -
or the issnc Of 1862 Nos s. Is 10 81 a. Al H. Al 49, So ST.
a0 ss SO sl5 slS as 80 47a 40 a 6So s6s 5sl 5ss
The Issue OF 1877 Nos a5l 2o 2as 25i ass 26 257 2Ss
$50 and 260, OF s., 900 each.
Also several other documents
Address
JOHN BERNHARD.
Town Of Union,
Hudson county, NJ j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-09

E,oR sALE-A FIRST CLASS GRNTLEMAN's ROAD
ster speedy sound and gentle years old sold for
want Of use Apply to owner, JOHN H. sPRAGUE, 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-09

A HAMS POPULAR PATENT LANDAULEr
N. Coupe, Landau Canopy, Umbrella Phaetons, Iij
pound Wagons at factory prices, O. per cent less than
Broadway ffth avenue stores ~ East Fourth street.
A NEEy HANDSOME, STYLISH, RANGY BAY
~ Horse, ID hands years old, perfectly sound ani
kind, single double; have used him o,io year; will
eell az q sacrifice aa have Tor him.
ADAMS, si5 Eighth avenue
4 SPLENDID FAMILY HoRSR-CENTLE IN HAR-
~ ness and saddle; bay; 10 hands; years old. Seen
At New England Stables, coo sefenih avenue.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-01
COLUMBIA, s @, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1872 Vol
Special Not1Cea.

ON MARfsIAGE-HAPPY RELIEF FoR
YOUNG MEN from the effects or Errors and
Abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. Impedlments to
Marriage removed, New, method of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Ia. III
Dec "a Smo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-01

The Monster Elephant. Bismarck.
And the Baby Elephant, "PET." Rnval Ron.
gal Tiger, Terrestrial Sl0th, Chutah or Hunt
ing Leopards, Spotted and Laughing Hysnas.
and OF Monkeys and Birds. an endless varie,
tty; two dens OF perfnrrniug Lions, Tigers and
tanthers, and Lioness and six baIy cubs
only two months old.
LII tho Arenic ID, partment will ue found all
hie old favorites, and many performers OF
Worldwide rcnown, whose faces arc new here;
among them tho great CARROLL FAMILY
.;ia5 "; b Carroll the veteran two al four-hor
rider; Madame Carroll. equestrienne; La Pc.
tito Annie, the Baby Wonder, only six years
Old, in her startling acts of equitation, and
the Boy Prodigy, Master Willie, the only child
somersauit and piroqnette Rider in the
world; tho great MiACO BROTHERS, tho
splendid Erial Gymnasts, and Mons. C. LEE
FoWLER. the elegant and accomplished
Jester.
Doors open at and O'Clock P. NJ.
Beautiful carpeted seats for ladies', without
extra charge. No smoking allowed inside OF
the pavilion.
UnionvilIe, Friday, February 2.
Spartanburg, Saturday, February 8.
Greenvlle, Monday, February 5.
Anderson, Tuesday February 6.
Newberry. Wednesday. February
Camden, Thursday, February 8.
Orangeburg, Friday, February9.
Jan IL 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-01
Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son

'MKE pleasure in calling tho attention OF
,;1iT a mo public to an examination OF their
sisting OF Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs.
alelodeons. Hiolins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes,
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru-
ments OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
INSTRUMENTS on hand at all times. Sheet
Nlnsic sent by mail. poet paid, on receipt of
Price; and ali kinds of Musical Goods scnt by
Express, when ordered. TO any pnrt of the
ntate, marked G. o. u. Good Second hand
rianos aud Organs for sale cheap. for cash
ramos. Organs and MelodcoDs tuned and re-
pared In satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to- Packing. Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired, at moderate pl ices.
All orders promptly attended to and satis.
iactlon guaranteed to those favoring us with
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Tay-
ior street. Citizons' Savings Bank Building,
Ooi"mDla, 3. q. Nov
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-01
. The wiseof : Aembek Of tho Arizona

The wtIe'M member Of tho Arizona
Legislature, whose house. when hor hus-
bnnd was absent on His iesialsti-e duties,
was attacked by Indians, shot six, and
tho ,next day wrote to her husband,
''Dear John. the Apaohes attacked the
rancho. I have won the fight. You
need not come yourself, but send some
more ammunition"
From Florida comes q tough snake
story. to the effect that Mr.. Carley sat
down on what he supposed was pile of
bushes, but in an instant felt the writh-
ing of large reptile, which he seized
by the tail and killed by hurting it's head
against tree. It proved to be rattle
snake, with fourteen rattles.
The owner of9;the mustangs which
were killed by the falling of span Of
Ms!cc. Street Rsidge. Des Moines. some
time sinoe. has brought suit against the
city for IS. 600 damages. The city goes
80. 600 better, and enters a cross-suit for
$1O. 600 damages for breaking down the
bridge. .nn - .in
The pioneer ribbon mill has been
started in San Francisco. by an English
manufacturing firm. Raw silk, which
Is free of duty, is imported direct from
China. and the silk cocooneries of Cali.
tornia are expected to eventually supply
the demand.
A Rochester girl has sued photo
grapher of that city for displaying one
OF her pictures in front OF his place,
with the following item: zone half
dozen photographs ordered by this very
stylish young lady, and payment respect
fuliy asked and insultingly refused"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-01
Garden Seeds.

OF choice stock and true to name. Every
variety Of seleoted GARDEN, FIELD and
FLOWER SEEDS. Having over 200 acres de-
voted to seed growing. oil wanting pure seeds
direct from the grower should send their or
dera direotto us.i'D Descriptive catalogues and
Price List furnished on application.
COLLINS, DOWNS & CO.,
I'LL and 11l3 Market st., Phiadelphia, Pa.
Seed farms near Haddonfed, N. j.
N. B.-Trade supplied on liberal terms.
Dec % +2G
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-01

Coal! Goal! Goal!
TUST received, full supply Of first quality
- GOAL, CRATE size. For sale in large or
small quantities. JOSEPH CREWS.
Jan 30
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-01

For Sale---Splendid Building Lots.
4 acre LOTS, bounded by Wayne, Divine.
Puisskt and Greene streets. near the Char.
!otte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, and
the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rail.
the most beautiful portions OF the CITY. -
TERMse$250 por Lot. Of one-quarter OF an
acre; $50 paid down, and the balance in
monthly payments. IS each. and no ratios OF
is made as stipulated. All tho Lots TO be
closed out by February1. Plat to be seen st
the post Office. E.W. WHEET.ER
JAMS I'M.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-01

Lea & Perrins' Sauce,
Pronounced by Oonnoiseeurs
"THH ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
1timprovcs appetite and digestion, and it is
unrivsled for it's flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA Il PER-
RIMS to prosecute oil parties making or Yend-
ing oounterfeits.
JOHN DUNCANs SONS,
Aug 15 4611o Agents. New York.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-01
Palmetto Firemen's Fai,

Palmetto Flremen's Fair.
THE Committee Of tho Palmetto Steam
Il Fire Engine Company, appointed to aid
the ladies who 30 literally offered to hold
Fair in behalf of the Company, are pleased to
"pened at Twins Hall, on the night Of the
1lst OF February. Tho tables will be repre-
sented by Mrs. T. NJ. Pollock. Mrs. r. & Nor.
rison. Mrs. John A. Shell, Mrs. Thos. Boyne,
Mrs; Mary Brady, Mrs. &. 8. McCully and Mrs.
3. morrison. who will be pleasod to receive
contributions from all well-wishers Of the
CoMMIrTEE.C. F. Jackson, J. 8. Purse, W..
Mckay. W. J. Heidi, william, Morrison. r. P.
Purse F. J. Brown, 7. M. Pollock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-01

MAIL ARRANaEMKNTs.- The Northern
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7.15
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
P. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. H.; closes G. 90
P. NJ. Greenville mail opens 6.45 P.
NJ; closes 800 A. M. Western mail
opens 9.0OA. NJ: closes 1. BOP. NJ. On
Sunday Office open from 3 to 4P. N.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-01
aanting Potatoes!
wood! Wood!, WoodI!!

THE undersigned begs leave to inform the
ottizens OF Columbia that he has l. WOOD
YARD at hia old stand, at the Charlotte De-
best qualities OF PINE. and OAK, WOOD.
which he will sell, DELIvED ED to any part OF
the city, at the following extraordinary low
prices. viz: Pine. s4i Oak, IS per cord. Good
Orders may be left either at my store or at
lssao Sulzbacher's Jewelry Store, Main street.
Jan II 1mo% CHARLES HAMBERG.
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TC.S 5gr;S E:ess.S.

NEW iorg, March il.--ihc sick .Inror III
t!e. ra-r ri Mayor Hall died last night.
This ;rcg>>ialr> m entire rchcarinS Oi the
Cl>c.
The Board II Health have found several
cases Of smallpox which the physicians were
attempting TO conceal !; ior doing which they
will hc prosecuted.
The Nail Manufacturers Association has
agreed TO advance all grades Of nails twenty
liTc cents per kcg.
General Dix presided to-day over full
mcctin" OF the Erie Directory. Everything
appeared harmonious.
\ mectia@ OF about Il thousand lnclll-
plovcd wnrkiu"mrn this afternoon. under
the auspices .! the lncrnational>, adopted
resolutions that railroads, glllcs. gis works,
expresses. tcic- -iiphs. &c. had a right to hc
owned hv the Government in the interest ot
the pceplc that the public lands should he
disposed OF only to actual settlers; that all
acts Of legislation should be submitted to the
people for approval or election, and de-
mandcd Of the city authorities work ior the
unemployed.
.ud"c tarloZo to-day made IN ORDER in
The suit of Helen Josephine Mansfield -.
.Iamcs Fisk. .Jr., substituting the name OF
Mr.. Lucy II. Fisk rs defendant in his place.
Charles Lucckc died to-day from 4 wound
aclf-inlictcd OH Tuesday.
Chief of Police Campbell, of Brooklyn,
stated to-day that man, who says he knows
Professor panorlna'S murderer, is in the
;,cnicutrarv. His name i Quinn. lie was
con, ictcd OF highway robbery, and demands
narlon is IN indlcclncnt to disclose. Quinn,
who iS 4 burglar himself says the deed was
done hy New York burglars. who only IN
tended robbery. The Chief Of Police seems
tO believe his statement.
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Congressional.

WAsruNGToS, March l4.--Uonso.--The bill
paying I.an>as 1921 600 for war expenses was
passed.
The bill authorizing the Southern Claims
Commission 10 appoint special commissioners
to take evidence was also passed.
\ large number Of private bills reported by
the Committee on Claims were passed.
The conference committee reported Il bill
irving st. Louis ;:1no000 for the sto and
>l.1j" 900 for public buildings; which was
passed.
&cHotc.--Nost Of the day WAS used III
wriu-ilng over precedence. Mr. Sherman
wanted the tariff Till llr. Cole wanted ap-
rr";,rialion>; Mr. Chandler wanted COM
mcrc", while Other senators pressed compalTl-
lively uniulportant measures to precedence.
Mr. TrumbIlI said it would hc folly TO plss
the tariN bill, bocaus" the House would
table it.
The salaries Of the district Judges were
raised to 5000 with a clause authorizing
their transfer from one district to another as
the oXiycncies Of the service required. Ibis
GOES back to the House for correction.
The conference committees report, giving
| st. Louis - ,2Jn000, was passed.
The tariff bill was rrad. Mr. Scott, o1
| PENNSYLVANIA. cave notice Of an amendment
for free importation cf tea and collcc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-15

FAESIIAa's FRESCu TooTu LozE>CE>. anrNcl
and pleasant tlcntGrcc--tlc finest III tho world for
cleaning bclutfyi!i:. and preserving the teeth: cn-
,!nrscd by eminent dentists. Scii wholesale 10y
PvRcrLL, LApp < Co. ami i. ". fuWt.Er K co.
R"iail. by WOOD & Sn%s c"l1rr %G'h aud Mnim /:
\. EDpEkER 4 BROTHER. corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE 1891 Main: Et:EIIA% x M.IEAIL.
r0rncr Main and Seventeenth: DryAL X Ttio"r-
son. 73" Main; MEADE < EAEIE, e!2 Han: liN;-
E1SON. Main between Seventh and ..hth; lii'tItn.
Franklin corner Fourth: Ir.,lE. - frnn!; L..
WAGNER & CO.. Broad: BOCh. 80. Broad: car
NETT. caS Ernad; THOMAS. III Er"nG: HOWARD
BROTHERS, corllcr Broad and Scccra: foE>TMANS.
I'll east Broad: KINpEryATER. ) broad: fiS, HER.
10 east Broad: MILLER. Fifth and Marshall; thIi
< BROTHER. Brock a.rr,rg and i"i-l, STREET: :. ".
FaHEAE. Of Tw"i. i!tiil ana Leigh -.'".i-
MoKEI>o& II FAERAE. broad hct"c"n 1mcGi! =
NTH and IwcntC-,iNlh ,trsct-.
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From San francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-the proprie-
tors OF the -At0 CaLJorniGn have been ac-
quilted of the libel for calling lawyer Il
" shystcr.' The suit WAS for $4,000
Arizona dispatches say that William Nc
Farland was found murdered and horribly
mutilatcd. American residents went after Il
Mexican who was reported to have threatened
McFarland's life, and shot him on sight.
His Mexican friends retalated by killing
one If the party, when the Americans
made general raid on the MeyicanS and
killed four. y fifth, vino had entrenchcd
himself in an adobe hollse, was shot, and the
house blown Up.
All business houses in Sanford and Flor
cncc are closed in apprehension OF an attack
from the Me:.icanS, who are the most nut
inernil,, ana greatly eXasrerutcd.
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not heard in the camor-the voice of calm
Judgment. The people of Manchester have
reached most important epoch in their his
tory, and upon the present management of
their finances depends their rfutureprcsperity
or degradation. 1t is hoped that those
charged with this responsible duty will pause
Il moment and consider well before any new
appropriation of money is made. The full
import Of recent events should be under
stood, and the financial policy of the town
shaped accordingly. What are the improve.
ments: What are the plans that will insure the
rapid settlement of our vacant squares RI
gideconomy anda scrupulous appropriation of
every dollar to such improvements rs are III
diSpcnsablc TO the convenience and comfort
of citizens, it would seem. ought to be the
policy of the Board of Trustees:
ECoEoMISr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-15

WARRESToS, VA, March li.--Thc Confer
cpcc WAS in session until after ~ O'Clock this
morning, Bishop Paine finishing the read
Ing Of the appointments at midnight.
Resolutions complimentary to Bishop Paine.
the presiding officers, and Rev. George e..
Brook. late Slnday-Schoola"c were passed.
Also to the Orange. Alexandria and Manassas
railroad and connecting lines for return free
tickets. and to the citizens Of Warrcnton for
their ~cncroil< and wilolc-Soulcd hospitality
in extending the freedom Of the town to their
entire cIc@ation-lhrcc hundred in number.
Aticr harmonious session OF seven days
the Conference adjourned ut 12:l0 \. NJ, TO
meet a@lin in Baltimore on the first Wcdncs-
day III March. 1873.
The ladies Of NarrCnton were highly-il-
tcr"stcd spectators during the entire proceed
in.S of the session. sitting il out until the
final adjournment.
Bishop Paine lcll for Washington this
morning AMI Bi>hop Dnggctt has gone to
Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-15

WASHINGTON, March l4.--rhe diminished
pressure over West Virginia will continue
moving northca-terly OYER the Middle and
New England States, witt, cloudy weather
and rain, except from Northern Ohio to
Northern Vermont and New Hampshire. and
northward. where snow will prevail. Cloudy
and threatening weather is probable for the
South Atlantic States tonight. Rising BIT
romctcr. northwesterly winds, and falling
temperature, will extend by Friday morning
over the south Middle States, with clearing
weather very generally, and probably over
the New England States by Friday morning.
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PERSONAL ALTERCATloS N THE i!ovSE or
-. l. 4. I

PERSONAL ALTERCATloS IN THE HOUSE, OF
nELEGATi,s.- In our legislative report will Ec
tui!ud the details of tn" unpleasant affair lc-
twcrn Me>>rs. Riddlrhargcr and Dcncal",
v Wliril caiI>"G such an excitement III the
House ui' Delegates yesterday. Af,"r the
House adjourned the lnriic. 10 tlc alIcrc'-
ton were halrd in the sliiA of $4,000 c&ch 10
keep the pcaccIId oapnear before the House
at it pleasure. lii the afternoon the special
committee appointed to investigate the mat
ter had 4 meeting and agreed to report re-
solution requiring both parties to apologize
to the House for their alleged ullront to lis
scented when the House meets at 10 O'Clock
ihiS mnrninm.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Nou Yerk sfoek and Money MarIket.

New YORK, March 1i.-Money ! per cent.
currency to gold, with exceptions ut commits
sion. Sterling, % to .. Gold, llot. Co.
vcrnments dull and steady: SIS, 1l53; 62s,
1114; CAS-. lily: GJ's, 1l2t; new; 1lol; rs,
112t S's, 1l2A; 10-40's, 1913. Southerns firm
and dull. Tennesscc's, G6; new, G63. Fir-
ginia's, 81: new, 81. Louisiana's, oS new,
30. Lcyee's. G2; s., 20. Aabama's, 90;
s.. Go. Georgia's, 20: IS, 60. North Caro-
lina's, ISL; new, .. South Carolina'S, 52;
llcW. 31i.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAMES ". TAYLOR will sell NJ +. NJ. tho framed
dwelling No. So. on ;ht wcst sl,lc of Fourth lc-
tween nuvTl and Baker >ir""is. Also. snven
cant lns OH Baker. tout>, anl ST. Peters streets.
+. II. ihCIIO will gcii ~ i. VI. two brick tcnc-
m"n'> on tho east sidr of Firth street between
Leigh and jackson.
COOK & I.AIGIiTON viii scii a; 10 4. VI. house
hold furniture. cruckcry. hcriinEs. &C.
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New YORK, March IA Matamoras spc-
cial says: Nalanio is ut Espiritu Santo, on
the Zacatecas road. Martinez is besieginS
San Luis Potosi. 1reyino, with 5000 men,
is marching against General Rocha, who was
advancing with 1000 men. Rocha retreated
to San Miguel, but he afterwards moved to-
wards san Luis. compelling Trevino to re-
treat. The reyolutionists ure rcticrnt, but
admit rcfcrseS.
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JoB PEISTlSC.-Wc cail the attention ur mrr-
chants. clerks Of courts sheriffs, lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers anil agents. AMI al others
having orders for printing 10 the farililr5 offered IL
the DISPATCH PEINTISG ESTABtISlIIrNr for The
prompt and faithful execution of nll kinds "r Jo!
PRINTING. We c:n furnish nj -llor; motto" Cards,
Bill-IIclt;s LettcrleaIs, Programmes. Bah Tickets
Blanks. Pamphlets, Ta.s. lIand-i'iS. Catalogues.
Bills OF Fare, Show-Es, CHECKS, Draft, SC. &C.,
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Much mo writing and good deal Of the mcres
aldcrrl,sh il found in the modern scwing-marhirr
literature. I;ut truly il Is Il wonderful invention
wonderful for il. simplicity and more wonderful in
IL mi ci'N ;"it: III more value 10 humanity ilaH
my uI ip -s,,'ycn wonders # the Pagan w"Ti'l--
y:~ than Ill of them. The Weed maciu. is the
lat,i =" the FIRST ci,, machines put up"u IN" mar
n": aud Is enough nuw tv SAY that II /. good n,
nay. perhaps better than any. o.lcr."-p pOHSi,.a,
Cvuri,r Gad FI.emdR. JHpc 81. l,G9.
WILLIAM LoCKII,ET. AGENT.
rornrr EIshih anI Main .tIr,.t.
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ANOTHER Mass MEETING or THE TOBACCO
EMPLOYEES. TO n call, another large
mass meeting Of the tobacco employees took
place mt EheneZer church lust night. The
meeting WINS called to order by the election
Of i. w. Jackson as chairman and W. II.
Trent as secretary.
The Chair stated that the object of the
meeting was 10 mcmorialiZe Congress to
take some steps towards uniform tax oil
manufactured tobacco. He stated in clear
and concise manner that the cause Of the
di>scnsion arising in the late meeting at the
African church resulted from Il lnisap-
prchcnSon of the true question at issue.
He also advocated in strong and plain
terms the advantage Of uniform
taN. and he hoped no question of politics
would he brought in. Ii had been stated
that the manufacturers in this city lad
stopped work simply tn "spite" their hands.
This report YOU nj see is absurd and rdicu-
lous. 1t is not reasonable. and wholly I'M
true. Let me impress upon rcll that the
repeal OF this tax vii! be Il mutual benefit TO
all of us for if the factories arc oprn there
will he abundance of work and hi CHER wages.
Wherever there i idlcne>s there will be want
and suffering.
Mr.. :. u. Jones then took the floor, and stated
that since the last meeting he had seen many
hands who fully conceded in his views rs to
the justice and advantage of this question:
One factory 10 which he went was engaged
in the tinc-cut manufacture, and Of course
they refused to sign the petition. They
even refused him admittalce. This qucS-
ton Of going into the Exchange or any other
side question. he said, had nothing to do
with this is,uc, and he hoped would not be
and we want this tax made uniform.
He then presented to the meeting the reso-
lutionS voted on at the African church last
Monday night, with over four hundred
names >igncd thereto, which represented
every factory in the city to which he had bad
access.
On motion, the resolutions were Chen read.
amti John Turner hero took t." flnorand ,aid /:
Nr. Chairman. at the previous meeting !
N:'> opposed 10 these resolutions. hut have
thought over this matter, and AN Convinced
'iIil they are good and ought 10 pl>s. l,!all
therefore withdraw my opposition.
NJ. Bow: Mr.. Chairman. ! reckon ! m!
the backcst man iii this assembly. file Ger
i,inly s.-Rep0rter.1 But this question is
II matter ol Importance to every man, black
and white, and ought to meet with oul
hearty cooperation. You are al acquainted
with its various advantages, and hope will
vote for the passage Of the resolutions unani-
mou>y.
Mr.. Oliver then took tue floor and spoke
earnestly in favor OF the resolutions. His
speech was one Of the best on the subject
| He coulIsclrd harmony and peace.
The resolutions were then unanimously
adopted.
on motion, il was resolved that Il commit