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Werner & Ducker, D h sIlcox, A stillman,, an, pr
O q Shepard, Thomas Lanneau, . StTinns'
shackeliord L Kelly, stoddard @ oS, wahS IEh5Ss,
CO TAYLOR 4 co, r Thomson & co, Tieien'
thai J Thomson 4 CO, A. Tyler, Tnomas's C0n'
cert Troupe, Walker, Evans CogsWell. = WI.
son Bro Paul. Wech Brandss; @ Nv. Melcn, Va a
Wichmann, W Whl1en, of "lerers, W. iaSes'
schr Merwin, Pearce, New York. days.
Mdse. To H-F Baker co, and others;
RogDg Ere seutS Fly IN op Rpsl6or
steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Palatka, via JacE.
sonville, Fernandlna and Savannah. 179 bags
sea is and cotton, mdse and sundries. TO raven D.
eli Il CO. M Lawton & sons. Fraser Dill. b
Ingraham Il Son, " Chafee d co, Witre Bros,
Stoney l. Lowndes, " Williams Son. Ptnck.
ney Bros, Pelzer. Rodgers & CO. Paul, Wech d
Brsndes,J u EcIntosh, TT Hunt EnsloW 9
co, Jeffords Il CO. Mcpherson, NJ Nathan, A
Trenholm, o Wleters, P B Lalane & co, F ID,
''' ''AS'O IN THE oFFING.
A three masted schooner unknown.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship James Adger Lockwood. New York
James Adger j. CO. 49,,
Brig Minute Abby, Harding, BostoR-M Cold
smith j. Son.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Ship Albert Edwards, McKin 'ey, Amsterdam.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adger, LOCKWOOD, Ne" Aoih'
FROM THIS FORT.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. at New York,
January q. ,.uu =. rou yorr
January 2s. 2AM. o.,,
Scnr q Stlckney, Fooks, at Baltimore, 20th
Schr Potter, opier Savannah. January 2S; -,
Schr G Bird, Elackington, at BALTIMORE Zoe'
January. .-- =. 1oo,,scn.
vile, January "a.
UP FOE THIS PORT.
Ship Nautilus, Spencer. at Liverpool, January :.
British BARK Harvest QGeen, Dickey, at Li'ef'
pySs Schr ida Birdsal Blrdsall, at New York, 25th
'anu"''' CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, at New York, 20sh
s Steamship virginia. Hinckley, at Philadelphia
January25. n,r,s,,,,,, ostb
January. yo,,- o.,h
schr il Il Stockham, Cordery, at Baltimore, 26lh
schr Daylight, McFadden, at Baltimore, 25th
January. n.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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Columbus Cotton Market.

Columbus Cotton Market.
COLUMBUS. January 90.
CoTToE.-Our market ha1 been qqter; sales SO
bales. The following are nominal quotations
Ordinary 17als; good ordinary l9; low mtddl ng
20; mtddltnRs 2okc. Sales OF the week Sl1 bales.
Weeks receipts 1857 bales against 1920 the pre-.
yious week, and 1886 the corresponding week last
season. Shipments 82o bales.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, 1871. 1850
Received past week.
Received previously. ................ ..o2O7Z- $3.50
Toto, $3.50
SnipPed pusy,"nsly pasv ,O+7- % 1857
,,,. ,,,norv % OLE
m the week the stock has increased lSi.
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ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE.


lst OF
when wagon
n
PELzER, RODGERS 6 CO., General Agents,
das4mos BROWNS WHARF. CHARLESTON, 8. G.
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PROCESS CASH, WITH USUAL ADVANCE FoF
TINE.

This article is prepared under the superlntend.
ence or DR.. ST. JULIAN RAVEEEL, expressly for
Composing with Cotton Seed.
t. It was introduced by this Company TWO years
seo. aud its use has fully ATTIC sted its value. zoo
TO ESQ pounds of this article per acre, properly
composted with the same weight OF cotton SEED,
furnishes the planter with Fertilizer OF the high.
eat excellence at the smallest cost. A Compost
prepared with this article, as by printed direc-
lions furnished, contains oil the elements OF fer.
tity that can enter into First Lass Fertilizer,
while IT'S economy must commend It's n3eral use
TO planters. For supplies and printed directions,
for Composing, apply to ]. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
Nos. 8S East Bay and and Atlantic wharf.
Charleston, =. u.
JNo. 8. REESE 4 co., General Agents.
noy27- 7-3moSDkC
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HFFICE OF: THE SAVANNAH; AND
" ,,a; CHARLESTON RAILROAD a..iy
E&MWg Wg SO sa'

OHARLRsToN, s. o.. November q, 1s1l.,.
on and after MONDAY. December the nth, the
Passenger Trains onthis Road will run aa foloHss
e. a.lt,,y EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Charleston daily. ................3 3.26
Arrive at Savannah daily o.I6 y. ~
Leave savannah daily. ,..s..............ll.lo y.
Ar,ve at Charleston daily. .....,..-.... 6.st ~ =.
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Charleston, SundeyBexcepted. SIS All.
Arrive at Savannah, Sundays excepted. llS P.no
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. 500 Al.
Arrive at Charleston, Sundays ,excted. aos = ~ q.
Ing to points in Florida and by Savannah line Of
steamships to Boston. Prompt dispatch given 20
freights for Beaufort and points on Fort Royee
Railroad and a. as low rates as oy any 9tler Ane,
-. @. 8. GADSDEN, ti'''
s.. Engineer and Superintendent. n
8. @. .BOyLsToN, Gen'l Ft and Ticket Agent.
noy23 ,F :.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, January c6.
COTTON REvIEw.-During the early part OF the
week the market was outlet at prices ranging from
20K to 2oKc. Upon receipts OF favorable New
York secou Is 1t became more drm and good
demand arose with prices tending up. AT the
close, however, we md more quiet with prices
about an X easier, viz: 2Oia:0K. The sales OF
the week amount to 454s bales; receipts 46ls.
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Chipping.
u OR LIV RNP o 0 L.

The First-class American Ship EDDY. III,
STONE, Charles @. Park. Master having N2
large engagements, will meet with prompt -dis--
patch. For balance of-eDgagements, apply to n
a. ENSLOW b CO., Ship Brokers,
ian1a.mwf 10. 141 East Bay.
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AND ALL LANDINGS on ST. JOHNS KlVkR.
These Steamers connect with railroad at Tocol
for ST. Augustine and at Jacksonville With
steamer Starlightfer MelOnvile, Enterprise, and
all landings Oh upper ST. Johns; AMI at PaatR8
with steamers r,r the Okawaha River.
Close connection Is made with steamshlps
at Cedar Keys for New Orleans and Havana, and
shippers can rely on no detention OF freights to
New Orleans, and at lowest rates.
For Freight or Passage, having frst-class ae-
commodatons, apply to
Corner Vanderhorst,s wharf and act Bay.
Through Bills Of Lading given to New Orleans.
These Steamers connect at Savannah with
Steamer San Antonio for Daren, Brunswick,
Satilla River, and all intermediate landings.
FreIghts for these points must be prepaid here.
decl3
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RO6ADAIIl5

Is SOLD By ALL DREGaISTS.
DOWIE, NOISE DAVIS, wholesale
GOODRICH, WINEHAN q C0,i AgeES ~
DR.. d. BAER, oaafieson'
mar6-1y
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ia Alternative, Tonic and Diuretic, and acts at
one and the same time upon the BLOOD, LIVER,
Kidneys and ali the SEORETORY ORGANS, Bx.
nelling ali impure matter aud building up the
system to healthy, vigorous condition
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We are told that the applicant in every case
has designated the kind of machine desired.
Occasionally q whole eovey or flock Of facts
springs suddenly to the view of the public and
draws universal attention. AS veryfew sports
men every enjoy the good fortune to fetch
down q whole flock at a shot. 1t rarely falls to
the lot of any business marksmau to bring to
the ground 30 great a swarm of ''gamey'
realities. But occasionally there Is a business
establishment which uses a long-rauge gun
that both spreads and concentrates In dis
charge. The Singer Manufacturing Company
Ia one of these extraordinary calibres. To the
point of our illustrations: The bird In this case
ia the Singer Sewing Machine; whole number
brought to market In 1871, lsl, 26O, being In q
word ffty-two thousand more than was bagged
by any other company. II, therefore, the
number of sales be any criterion of the merits
OF the different machines, 1t cannot be denied
that the Singer, owing to the popularity OF
what Is known as their "Nsu Family ma
chine, far surpasses all others, for the fact is
shown by sworn returns of the companies,
which returns are made under the licenses
granted them by the owners of the sewing
machine patents.
Their salesroom is No. 1876 King street.
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"THE NEWSPAPER PRESS OF
CHARLESTON, s. o."
A Forthcoming Work, by VIM. L.
King.

Our State has o history, and a glorious one.
From the day the English ColonIsts landed
on these shores to the present time of manly
fortttude and endurance, there is nothing in
our history that is not calculated to inspire
admiration. The first Colonists, who landed
at Port Royal I7lh March, 1870, brought with
them the laws of civilization of the smother
country, Such a people could not long be
Without their schools and printing Offices
and newspapers. A newspaper was the jour-
nal of civilization then as it is 10 It re-
corded then, as 1t does now, every Item of
historical Importance A continuous fila of
newspapers is nearly sufficient In Itself for the
compilation of a local history. Customs and
manners, trade and commerce, agriculture
and mechanical improvements, statistics and
religion, biographical notices, the prominent
Incidents of peace and the stirring news Of
war, are all brought before US as wildly as
though we lived at the time and received
fresh from the press the weekly or daily
chronicle of evente.
We offer our friendly recognition of the ser
vice rendered by Mr.. VIM. L. King to all low
ers of old Carolina by his volume on "The
Newspaper Press of Charleston, s. c." For a
while we forget the present; we live In the
past. The. Colonial Assembly is passing reso-
lutlons to encourage q printer to come hither
"a small weekly paper Is issued-the fore.
runner OF half a century of many of stronger
wing and flight; the war OF the revolution ap-
proaches, and, like q dark cloud, passes
away; new days dawn upon an independent
people, and self-government evokes their
mental energy In essay and discussion. The
editor becomes as important a character as
the popular orator; he yields an influence as
great; he speaks daily to the people and for
the people.
In this record of 1.-THE Newspaper Press of
Charleston" there come before US, with edi-
torial pen In hand, Thomas Wbitmarsh, the
TimoIhys, VIM. Crafts, Edmund Morford, Hen
~ L. Pinckney, Isaac Hardy, James Wright
simons, Vim. Gilmore Slmme. John A.. Stuart,
&C., &c.
The history of the newspaper press of no
other city can exhibit a superiority to ours In
the unselfsh patriotism, the ability and cour-
tesy which should characterize journalism.
While this Is prominently set forth by Mr..
King, he traces the varying fortunes Of the
newspaper enterprises begun in this city-the
rising and setting Of larger and smaller lumi-
naries-and lntersperses his volume with bio
graphy and history, and entertaining extracts,
making up, altogether, an Instructive nara
tive from 1871 to our own cloudy days. With
this brief Introductory notice, we heartily
commend this coming volume to all our read
ere, and add that lists for subscribers to this
work, which is quite limited in the edition,
are suspended at the book establishments Of
Samuel FogartIe, John II. Greer & Son and F.
8. Holmes, on King street, and at Mr.. Dos
cher's periodical depot, Broad street.
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THE FEAST OF PASSOVER.

This memorable Jewish festival commenced
on Monday evening last, the 22d instant, and
will continue during eight days, during which
time no leavened bread Is found within the
habitation of the orthodox Israelite, nor any
solid or liquid food which is produced by fer.
mentatIon.
Among the orthodox portion of the Jewish
community the first and last two days OF the
festival are kept as strictly as the Sabbath.
Business is entirely suspended, the morning
and evening services in the synagogues are
we'll attended, and the religious duties OF the
season are rigidly complied with. The inter-
mediate days are OF no particular import, ex-
cept as to the abstinence from the use of un'
leavened foed. and the eating OF matzoth, or
u~nleayened bread, which is composed OF
-four and water, and baked 80 quickly as to
preclude the possibility of fermenting. The
orthodox Jews hold In great reverence the
first two evenings of the festival, which are
denominated "Sedar nights" from a peculiar
family service. On these occasions the whole
family, from the venerable grandfather and
grandmother to the youngest child, scarcely
able to lisp a prayer, gather about the table.
When all are seated, o religious service COM
memorative of the deliverance Of the children
of Israel from Egyptian slavery is recited by
the head of the family and is Joined In by all
those present. A repast more or less sump-
tuous, according to the means OF the family,
follows, and the rest of the evening is spentin
feasting and rejoicing.
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CRUABs.-This Is the last day for taking out
the new State licenses.
Sheriff Mackey has l turned from Wasu'
ington.
The Republican city central committee meet
to .morrow night.
A live pelican was on exhibition in Market
street yesterday.
Mr.. Frank P. Beard, of the Temperance Ad-
vocate, Is in town.
The Atna Fire Company were out last even
ing practlcing for the coming tournament.
The steam engines which are to take part In
the coming tournament will be weighed on
Saturday between one and half-past two
o'clock P. NJ, at the foot Of Market street. :
A dispatch received here by Mr.. G. A.
Neufer. from Messrs. OSPREY & Harmon, No.
1913 Duane street, New York, dated 23d Instant,
quotes green peas as selling at 81 so per crate.
We had the pleasure of q call yesterday from
Mr.. Brinton, of the New York F%inancier, who
is making a careful tour of the Southern
States, with a view of observing their financial
condition and prospects.
Henry Johnson, a colored youth, was arrest.
ed yesterday morning for catching chickens In
Charlotte street and offering them for sale
The chickens belonged to som one else, and
Henry is held for examination.
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Auction Sales This Day.

John E. Bowers will sell at 10 o'clock, at No
SOC King street, horses and mules.
Lowndes & Grimball will sell at II O'Clock
on Moreland's wharf, boats, selns, &c.
Leitch l. Bruins will sell at 10 o'clock, al
their office, cows: and at II o'clock, near the
Postof1ce, real estate.
A. G. McGilllvray will sell at II o'clock, neal
the Postofice, real estate.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at bis
store, clothing, hats, DC.
william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at No.
26 Hayne street, counters, office furniture, &C.
John G. Minor & Co. will sell at half-past
10 o'clock, at their store, clothing, dry goods
Ac
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THE DRAMA.

Ensacement OF Mr.. John e. OWENS
Tha sale of tickets and reserved seats for
the three nights of the engagement OF MI.
John E. Owens will begin this morning at the
! Academy of Music. Mr.. Owens opens at the
Academy next Tuesday evening, and contin-
ues Wednesday aud Thursday evenings only,
the pressure of Northern engagements pre-
venting a longer season. Ee deserves and
will, doubtless, receive an enthusiastic vel.
come, as he is beyond a question the most &C.
compllshed actor In his peculiar line OF COM
edy now on the American stage. On his FIST
night Mr.. Owens appears in his great specially
of Scion Single, in which character he ia
simply irresistible; and all who desire a hearty
laugh should go to witness his droll adVen-
lures in search of that ''barrl Of apple sass
that was ''strayed, lost or stolen" On the
following nights Mr.. Owens appears in the
Heir at Law, The Happiest Day of my Life,
Eyerybody's Friend, and The Forty. Winks.
A Suggestion.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., April "a.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
AS the approach OF warm weather makes 1t
unlikely that our theatrical armament will be
dazzled with the presence of any bright pro.
fessional star for some time, the Introduction
of amateur performances for laudable objects
should be encouraged. To further this end
will THE,NEws consider a movement to invite
the members of our Legislature to repeat the
play of 1.-The Robbers" (recently presented at
the Academy by the Bruderliche Bund,) with
the understanding that the proceeds of the
exhibition be devoted towards defraying the
expenses of the State Lunatlc Asylum?
If the members act naturally, they must
necessarily stake" They always do.
TAXPAYERS.
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EASTER ELECTIONS.
ST. MARKS CHURCH. CLARENDON.

81. MARKS CHURCH, CLARENDON.
Wardens-samuel J. Gaillard and j. ]. Boyd
vestry-R. @. Richardson, John L. Manning
". H. Dyson, E.. D. Brailaford, John P. Rich
ardson, ". 8. Manning and G. R. Boyd. Dele
gates to Diocesan ConventionJohn L. Man
ming, 8. ]. Gaillard, E. D. Brailsiord, Brown
Manning.
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH, ST. STEPHENS PARISH
Delegates to Episcopal Conventlon-Wm
Larry, DR.. ]. s.. Palmer and Jacob Alma.
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH, PINEvILLE.
DeleRates-W. Mazsck Porcner, 8. Warner
Palmer, L. G. Harmon.
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By LOUIS d. ~DeSAUSSURE.

ID ESIDENCE IN PITT STREET.
near the Old Postonice, at IL O'Clock A. n, ~,
The TWO AND A HALF STORY WOoDEN RESI-.
DENOE, on high brick basement, on west side OF
Pitt street, one door 8 nth OF Bull street. contain:
ing ak large and two small rooms, with ges and
cIstern; also q large kitchen with elk roomsa and
slated roof, stable and carriage house. and Two
good wells OF water. On the lot Is q Low GaI.
den. iron fence on street, &c: Lot measures 50
feet 8 inches 'front.', by 1853 feet deep:
able in one and two yesrs, with s~enl-snnual In.
terest, secured by g mortgage OF the premises.
Buildipgs TO be- kept insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and revenue stamps.
pr2O-stuth4mtu2
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CoTroN THIEF.-sam Middleton, an enter.
prising youth of color, was captured at half
past eleven O'Clock on Tuesday night, at the
corner of State and Queen streets, with a
large bag, containing cotton, upon his Shout
der. He could give no plausible account Of
how he got the cotton In his possession, and
was taken to the Guardhouse. After an ex.
animation yesterday morning, before the
Mayor, he was sent to the House of Correc.
ton for thirty days under the vagrant law.
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The LICENSE QuEsrIoN.-In reply to a
query from the auditor of Charleston County,
the State auditor decides that all employees In
railroad workshops and sub-teachers in
schools are exempt from the operation of the
license act. All pastors Of corporate
churches and the agents Of insurance compa.
niles, who have already taken out licenses
from the comptroller-general, are liable to the
provisions of the act. To-day is the last day
during which the auditors Office will be open
for the receipt Of taxes under the license Law.
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CLUBS n STARs.-John Cuthburt, lodged
for being disorderly and refusing to leave the
Guardhouse when ordered, was fined one dol
lar, which he paid.
Two goats, found astray on the streets, were
each fined one dollar.
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A F1SD.-About four O'Clock yesterday, a
roundsman on his way through Washington
street startled a thief, who fled, leaving a
bag behind upon the pavement. 1t was found
to contain five chickens, a turkey, a pair of
shoes and q blanket. The articles were all
brought to the Guardhouse, and ordered TO be
delivered to the owner upon proof Of property.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CURIOSITY s~ArIsFIED.-The Singer Sewing
Machine Company sold one hundred and eighty,
one thousand too hundred and;si1ty (lsl, 26O)
Machines in 1871. FJty-teoo thousand seuen
hundred and MirtyJour (52,734) more ma
chimes than any other company. apr24-2
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The IR1sH VOLUNTEER RIFLE CLUB.-An
extra meeting OF this spirited organization
was held last evening at the Hibernian Hall,
at which q large number of applicants were
elected members OF the club. At the conclu-
sion of business a large punch bowl made Its
appearance, and the MEMBERS aRd their friends
passed a pleasant hour In discussing Its con-
tents and in the interchange of sentiments
congenial to the occasion.
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LOUIS COHEN d Co., No. 24s King street,
beg leave to direct particular attention this
morning to their extensive assortment of real
Llama Lace Points, Spring Silks, Silk Ties,
Silk sashes, and a large line Of Black Silks,
ranging in price from 30 cents to 81 per yard,
Inclusive. Also, full lines OF Black Hermann
Grenadines from Is cents per yard to 81, A
call is cordially solicited. LOUIS Cohen d Co.
aprl6-lmo
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By WM.McKAY.

"OUsE NDLOTN No. g. LINESTREET.
VIII be sod at Private sale, that DestranS
DWELLING No. 81 Line street, west OF Rutleage
avenue, containing nve rooms, WITH at M y In
conVeniencee. Lot measures 6o !set Lay nis EfrTit
and and Flow Garden, with a vel Of good We Msee I:
Terms reasonable. Apply az soovT ras.tuthss
wentworth stseet.
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For THE sCHUTzENPLATZ.-The Mount Pleas
ant and sullIvan's Island Ferry Company's
steamers will run the schedule as advertised
In another column during the festival. Visi-
tors will have the pleasure Of q moonlight
excursion on the last trip Of return boats.
anr22.6
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COLDS AND CoUGHs.-sudden changes of ell
mate are sources of Pulmonary and Bronchial
affections. Take at once browns Bronchial
Troches," let the Cold, Cough or Irritation Of
the throat be ever 30 slight. apr23-tuths3
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TIE ORANGEBURa TOURNAMENT. Cards OF
Invitation nave been received to the grand
tournament ball to be given at the Fair Ground
Building, Orangeburg Courthouse, on the eve
ming of the lst proximo. 1t promises to DE an
elegant affair, and is under the management
of an efficient committee Of gentlemen, con.
sistipg of Colonel A. D.. Frederick, DR.. 7. B,
Iegare, and Messrs. J.. W. Patrick, James s.
Hayward, j.. s. Albergottl, P. G. Cannon, Geo.
D. Sellers.
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REFORM REPUBLICAN MEETIXG.-We are In.
formed that a meeting Of the Reform Republi-
cans was held yesterday afternoon for the pur.
pose of electlng delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention. The following delegates were
chosen R. E. Dereef, Richard Holloway, R.
B. Carpenter and George Shrewsbury.
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GRAND DIVISION, Sons OF TEMPERANCE
This body assembled last night at the ball OF
Palmetto Division, King street, and will CON
tinue It's session this morning. The Grand
Division will be opened at 10 A. NJ, and all
members of the subordinate divisions, and
lady visitors who may be In the city, ere fra
ternally invited to be present during the ses'
sion. They will be admitted under the rules
of this order.