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FOR SALE.

DOEY-s n elegant saddle pony, suitable
for lady or boy 70 Iiie; hue s -yle, sound,
az yeArk old AID perfectly gentle; tbs color
Is dark tag. Fol further particular, inquire
OF Hall & Co. formerly &c lyman q Hail. ~
cal 81 cur stable, 30. 5 Union street, and see
the pony.
r-a-o-.--- nng
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The members Of the county court met
Lice Bleckley In the chair, and the follow
lag members Of court in sttendence; d.
NJ, Withsrington, J. 4. Murray, J, A. Ii.
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STRAYkO,

CARRIAGE Painting and BspsIIing, cor
ner Second and GRycsO streets.
mhIp Kills 4 DAMAE.
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AT A called meeting Of the Knights OF
solved that Mr.. O'Rourks act as secretary
pro tenn. It was resolved that the soois-
ty, known a the Knights Of st. Patrick,
but now as the Knights Of st. Patrick's
Sodality, be disbandsd. It was unsni-
mously carried, after which the meeting
adjourned sine die. d. O'Roarke, Secre-
Esfy prO tenn.
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TRUE AS STEEL"
MARION HARLAND's BEST WORK.
Just received by
CLEAvEs & sMITHWICK,
Booksellers, 2sS Main street,
INTERESTING EXHIBITION.

The Normal shingle machine will be on
exhibition to-day at the foundry of John
son, Risk & Co., between the hours of
nine and twelve O'Clock. This wonderful
machine splits and shaves the shinRls. and
will make from thirty to forty thousand
shingles per day, of quality superior to
anything ever made before. Carpenters.
builders and the public In general are in
vtted TO call this morning &C the foundry
OF johnson, Risk & Co., and see how It
operates,
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FOONs hRD R0ARB.

ooM -soARD-Furnished and unfuT
1f@had rooms. suitable Tor families and
49, - tiernan, at Js0 Madison street..
49, Az hosr8erE acc0nmodetea. cps
.10N-A Large fuTDtshed room for gem
Sieman anc vile. also three OF four tens
fiemea can obtain room hoo ooara y ~
Monroe street.
TIFgANr RO0Ms-Front and hasE, with
n hoard. az Mnei-on Lee. mns0
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CoNNUBLAL FELICTTYeNothinS tends mora
to connubial happiness than cheerfn Rnd
healthy infants % children. Mrs. WHIT
combs syrup L. the great ehildrenis soothing
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OPENING DAY

JOE LOCKE has received an assortment
Of tracing wheels.
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THE novelties of the season in silks,
grenadines, silk poplins, grenadines, DOL
ly Vardens in every material, will be dis
played ct Menken Brothers grand OPEN
Ing to.dsv
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H NEW A
Our INSANE.
TIE Workings Of the Kew BSuthRestePn
Insane AsyIum-Ehe Clear and In.
struetiVe Report of DR.. Allen TO
the County Court

DR.. Allen, the able physician Of the new
insane asylum, made his hrzt report to the
county court yesterday. A 1t is q new
style of literature in Memphis, and well
worthy the study Of the professional and
scientific reader, we publish 1t entire.
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EooEoNY.-Take your spring clothing TO the
steam Dyetng and Cleaning House Hunt q
Hanson's old stand), 2e Second street.
HANSON & WALKTE.
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FIrss Oircuit Oour-HeIsken, Iudra

AL Of yesterdays calendar was dis
posed of. The following are all the cases
on the docket, and viii be called, and
when disposed Of motions for new trials
Cohen & Co; 1923 Eagan vs Maddens; 1928
Baldridge vs. Sears q Smith; 1852 McKin-
ney, Bsyson q Co. vs. Styles; 9S5 Grimm vs.
Black; 1921 Merchants National Bank vs.
Gage q Fisher; 1923 Merchants National
Bank vs. Wright; 1924 Twist & Sons vs.
Eustis; 1857 Fizsr vs. Mississippi Valley
Insurance company; 1877 Oonnell Jr. "
Baker ct al,
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uOBsE-On the night OF the SOth March
IA from the corner OF Linden end Main, q
horse. with bandage on LETT hind leg,
one or two white feet, slightly lame. A nbe-
raj reward. II delivered 10
apI HALL 4 co. IS Union street
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Dissolution Of COpartnsrshia.

THIS nrm Of Partse, Burlesoa q Co. d thfs
i dsy dta1oived by mutual consent Mr.. Il.
A. PaTtee retiring All claims due said dru.
and ali its obligations, VII be settled By
Burleson& PattisOn, ths rsmain1nR partners,
who succeed the old dIm, and vii continue
the cotton factorags snd Esneral ommission
business At the same place, $50 Front street
d. A. parties.
A. A. BUHLErON.
ALEX. PATrISON.
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THR NEw AsYLuM.

To the Honorable County Court of shelby
county, Tennessee;
The undersigned, though not required
to do SO, deems 1t but right that he should
make, quarterly, q report to your hOnora-
bic body Ia regard to the county insane
placed under his care and keeping, &C.
cording to q contract authorised by you,
and entered into by your chairman and
himself,
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LAW o
supreme Court.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, April 2.-The motion docket
was called at the opening Of court this
morning. A motion was made TO advance
the case Of Curry VS.. Wright on the hear
ing docket. In the case Of Thomas, ad-
ministrator, vs.. CLARK, administrator, a
seiTe fGetGS was awarded against the heirs
Of Newburn. Motions were made against
the sheriff of Shelby county In fo~rty-three
canes for non-return Of executions. In
the Nicholson section, Nos. 1, 2, "a, 5 and
8, from the first circuit court Of Men,
phis, were heard. In the Deadrick SEQ
ton, No. 9, from the Memphis circuit
docket was heard; Nc. IL, continued, and
No, 1S4, report Of sale confirmed,
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srEAM-FIrT1Es. sl5 Second street.

JoE LOCKE, &6H Main street, has the largest
assortment OF Magazines, PictOriala and dai.
lies In the city.
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"TRUE AS STEEL"
MARION HARLAND'S BEST WORK.
Just received by
CLUAvEs & sMITHwICK,
no.L-lI-z moo Eroa
TRUE AS STEEL"
Booksellers, 2s8 Main street.

"DoLLY VARDENs" and other new
styles Of patterns Just received at the
Florence Sewing Machine Office, 21s Main
street.
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dresses the hair beautifully.

HAVE removed my business place to
No. 2S5 Main street, and call for tailor
workmen four ooat-makers and two
pants-makers. I will pay full price of
Dill. J, LEROY.
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IMPORTED SUITS,

LATEST Skirts at the Skirt mandatory,
SSS South Main street.
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FINE hot lunch at the Ebay Horsep ev-
cry day, from ten to one O'Clock.
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NEW BUsTLEs at the lskirt nanufasto.
~, 80 South Main street,
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SKIRT and Corset mandatory has RS
moved to SSS South Main street.
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Goal ITEMs.


go to Leddin's Business College.
ATTEND RICHARDSON'S Business CoTsza.
Armstrong; P~hotcgrAphic Gallery. No M
Main stresE Tires Aultes gem pictures for
atty osRfHs
w. A. Edmonds n. D. h~omeopafhisL
ReAtesnses Rsasa4y Aetsl, eAsss EH EenF0s.
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SEE advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dispensary,
headed Book for the Million-MRTTfage Guide
I'm another column. It should be read by
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aTRUE AS STEEL"

MARION HARLAND,s BEST WORK,
just received by
CLEAVEs q sMETHWIcK,
Booksellers, $50 AaiD street,
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FOR RIVER.
FOR ST. FRANCIS v
FOR WHITE RIVER.

AemphAn and Waite River Packet %.
O.AAau and Ssufherz Express.
FOR Helena, DeValrs Blud, 8earcy, Augusta
n -JackBonport
The Elegant Passenger Steamers
LEGAL TENDER---W.J, Aahford. magtsr
Leaves Memphis overy TUESDAY, at 5
o'clock pm.
B. P. WALT--Iohn !. Fdson. master
Leaves Memphis sVery SATURDAY, ct s
O'Clock pm.
The above line Of elegant steamers connoot
- DeNalPs Blum with the railroad for Little
Rock and Jacksonport.
ELLIOTT q MILLER. Agents,
NH 2 Promenade. foot o. Jefferson.
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PLUMBING, sl5 Second street.

cations.
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m RAFTING from the nrm Of Partee, Burlasop
IL a 90. which Is tnpellsd BY sutsfda bQef-
nefa interests and obligations, 7 take Plea
Eurs IA yin that. after several years bust
ness iDtsrcourBe with the parties W1o suc-
seed tt. i can bear testimony other busiueEa
tnteRFffy, and commend them to the pafroo-
re 81 nay minds I can be found ID fEf1ra
ct my leTes ofdce, In the rear Of No. $50 FronS
street H A. FARTEE
Memphis. Fsnnsssaa. March 90. lsI2 40
NoRLGz
MISSISSIPPI LEYEE AND STATE THx
I0 PAXEhS-Au interested In the avme1
Of Mississippi LeFee and Statetsxea - 6~VS
their Z paid. OF II the lands lave 49,
iorfsftods red99mod 1y Application 10
oAAAH8 bank
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THE cheapest and best Steam Dyeing and
Oeaning house In the city is ct 246 second
GtretI, Hunt d Hanson's old stand.
HANSON q WALKER.
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=F0e RERT or LEASE.

@WELLaKG-K1th { rooms e&ls1hlen o.
SfSs6, upstairs, Oaes Noh nn~
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Second Circuit COurt-HaIsey ledge.

seeOnu ClReu1t COaEt-Haf8ey Igdgo.
Attorneys intending to go to ths su-
preme Court must notify this court, II
they desire, or expect to have their cases
passed until their return. To-day the
cases which were f'passed" on yesterdsv's
calendar will be called again, and in addi-
ton the following: 821o Halle vs. Becker:
1920 Hall vs. Dolan Gallagher ct al; S22l
Krocker VS. Dunworth; 1924 Shickle VS.
Edwards; 1928 Mshon vs. Clspp; 1924
Mahon VS. Dslap & Co; 3225 Irby vs. Hill;
1925 Penn vs. Chappa ct al; 1927 Thomp.
son vs. Bescher; 1928 Glenn VS. Smith; 1920
Walt VS. Wolf; $3.50 Conrad & % VS. Braun;
1921 Williamson VS. Boon; $3.50 Forrest
vs. Severson; 1898 Pearson vs. Pear
son; $685. Wolf VS. Kilgore; 1895
Jahuke VS. Heidelberg; 1899 Oassine
VS. Wolf: 3240 Miller VS. Ryan; 3242 Rsedv
VS. Judd; 3243 Sprinkle vs. Judd; S244 Lea
Der vs. Judd; S246 Parsons vs. Judd; S246
Stearns VS. Judd; 3247 Bullock VS. Levy:
S248 Martin VS. RYne; 1919 Schasf vs.
Brown; $3.50 Fransioli vs. FraneiOli; 1859
Myers vs. De LsRook; 1888 Phelsn & 90.
VS. Twohill; 1854 Robertson Va O'DanieI.
1878 Reeves W NeWkirk; $3.50 Herbert.
Beech& 90. vs VsnBrocklin: 1891 Need.
nm vs Allen; 1852 Bush & Co. VS. Selbret:
1858 Ambs vs. Seitert; 1886 Schroeder vs.
Vondyks; 1857 Hall VI Sinnott; 1858 Yes.
permsn vs Grishsber; 1889 DAVIS vs. Ry-
an; S271 Leberman & %. vs. Bidgood, Ksl-
ley q %; 1910 Curry VS. Hanson; S276
Oano vs. CohenI SIT KafzenberR VS. |
Mitchell; 328 Becker vs. FolfE, ct al. ; 1881 |
DromgooIe VS. McIlvain; $3.50 Schroeder va |
Wicks; 1884 Dickinson VS. S~choenfeld: |
1885 Griffin & 90. VS. Burton; 32s6 Garlic
VS. Wigs, Cheek & 90; 1887 Baldiu0.
Bros q Co. 70 Denney; S288 Bel
ding, Bros & Co va Dsnney & Bro.
1889 Walker q Horrigan VS. Feldman; 1920 |
Tietig & Bro vH Tozsr; 1921 Pies & Small
VS. Robins; S29S Dlggs & Woford vs. Pc.
ters; S296 VespermRn vs. Weloh; 1927 Ses-
sions VS. Lsrkins; s296 Brooks Va Burke
& Frey; $3.50 Reed VS. Harvey; $500 Dis.
mukes q Howard vs. Vandyke; 1901 Da-
& Co Va Behn; $500 Curry Va
& 90; 3S0S Hslstead vs. Evans.
1904 Scheduled, Hanauer & Co va Isaac
il; 1906 Scruggs We 06nsr; 1905 GODFREY
ct al vs. Ssngster; 1907 Andrews. joplin
. Co vs Caro- q 90; S305 Oicalla vs. Bowie:
1909 Fitch vs. Hollenberg: 1911 Ames
& 90 VS. Oowan; 1912 Bartlett Va
q Gilmore; 88l8 Reed q Go va
Harvey; 1914 Ames, Bsattis & 90 yz
WiokershEm3 SSl6 Swanwick VS. Harris:
1915 Oateino vs Raggio; 1917 Flohr. Nv.
nero & 90 vs Bidgood; 1919 Lamb Va
Sray; $3.50 Finley vs. Lumpkin; ss2I
Young & Bro vs. Woltering.
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L. KREMER.

The latest novelties, at the opening of
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Driven WELLS, s16 Second street,

E.AwIt hs sEats In THIS otncs. T1s = srsa
saving Of f1al-Ena.
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PARIS sOnAErs, HATS. FLOWERS, ETC.
L. KREMER.

Most magnificent stock, at the opening Of
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"TRUE AS STEEL"
MARION HARLAND's BEST WORK,
Just received by
CLEAVFs & SMITHWICK,
Booksellers, 2ss Main street.
GENUINE French Corssis ct the Skirt
mandatory, SsS South Main street,
--
LANA LACE sA0UEs,
Beautiful designs at the opening Of
L. KREMER.
YE QUAKEs OF THE EARTH. Regular
meeting ct the Kave this Wednesdsy)sve
ming at eight O'Clock. Full attendance re-
quested. By order. GRAND MOGUL.
W. S~TRAIeHTE, Orfun Scratch.
NEW PARAsoLs, new scsrfs, new bows,
new lace sets, new lace collars, new para
EAAcb lace points, handsome lace jsck-
Msnken Brothers' grand opening
: FITTING, s15 Second street.
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Dean Line.
For Cairo. Evansville. Louisville and Cincfn-
nat. The elegant passenger steamer
A MINMEnLA -
". B, Mler--.master John s. Jones ..clerK
Leaves as above FRIDAY, April ssh, at s
O'Clock pm, positively.
For freight orpessage apply on board or 70
aPS ED. COBB, Agent, &6 Front street
Cincinnati and New Orleans Paekse @.
FOR EVansYblas Louisville M Cincinnati, ]
The elegant passenger steamer
- EObt. Mitchell AS
Charles DTayo--.masteE-Frsnk s ef1 clerk
caves THURSDAY, the 4fh inst, at n a %,
For r dght or passage apply 70
Z. D. COBB, Agent, 23 Front street
Memphis aud CinefnnaIi Packer.
Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Cincin-
matt, the entirely new passenger steamer
sEEmaC. ElliGttAsEk
HNp.
VIII leave THURSDAY, 4Ih inst, as pm
ELLIOTT a MILLER, Agents.
aPS Elliott BLOCK, foot Of JEFFERSON.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular New Orleans Packet
For Vieksburg, NAtehez and New Orleans,
he elegant steamer
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Leaving net cost ofrenewals. S 1881 81
Three hundred tons OF 50-lb. rail have been
ordered for the section Of the Camden branch
between KingYille and Manchester junction.
By mutual agreement between the respective
superinlendents in 1867, maintenance of this
section was left in the hands of the Whining
ton, Road, but its deprecated condition COM
PEELED this company to terminate the agree
ment on the lst of December, and 10 resume
its charge according to the original contract.
The Edtsto bridge was placed In service on
the lst Of September. It is q single Howe
truss span with arch, one hundred and eighty
lset ln length, set on masonry abutmenls.
The trestle approaches have been repIaced by
embankment, and the track through The
swamp raised an average of four Ieet. The
total cost of the bridge, including the new
track, has been SIG, 953 63, OF which SIG, ,024 81
Is charged to this years expenses.
At Augusta q pipe from the city water
works has been laid 10 the bridge, and nv.
drants placed at such points as to guard it
from danger of fire. The bridge has received
repairs required 10 maintain its present con-
dition.
Trestles near the Goth, s6th, 26th, 10th, 10th
and 9th Mile Posts have been replaced by
brick cnlvers and drain pipes and filled up.
In all, including The Edisto trestle, a length of
6473 feet has been permanently closed.
On the 18th of July the dam Of The Langley
Factory gave way, and some five hundred Ieet
of track near the 13l Mile Post was washed
out. The damage was promptly repaired
Without delay 10 train service.
The repairs of the roadway have been
thorough and extensive. The ditching of the
Columbia division has 80 far progressed that
tne Track Is no longer seriously affected by
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Proceedings OF Yesterday = Senators
Sawyer and Robertson Respectfully:
Requested to Resign.
lspEo1AL rELyaRAx TO THE Nsws.l

ESPECIAL TELBGRAx TO THK HkWSI
COLUMBIA, February IL.
The Senate passed the bill to amend the
charter of Hamburg; also, the bill to incor-
porate the Town of Lewisville. Beckhau in
troduced bill to incorporate the Charleston
Joint Stock Company for the benefit of the
State Orphan Asylum.
The House passed bills to establish q public
road in Barnwell and Orangeburg; to repeal
the act for the appointment of land commits
sioner; to change the name of VIM. Nathl.
Martin; to incorporate the Cheraw Fire Com
pany; to authorize the reissue of State stock;
to compensate Judge Green for extra services;
to pay costs on lands purchased by the State
at delinquent tax sales; to incorporate the
Brotherly Association of Charleston, and to
change the location of Armstrong; Ford Road
in York County. 49,.
A resolution was adopted by a vote of sew
enty yeas to nine nays demanding the i'm
mediate resignation OF United States Senators
Sawyer and Robertson, on account Of their
having used their influence and cast their
votes against Summers civil rights amend
ment to the amnesty bill, which was defeated
last week in the United States Senate.
PICKET.
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NERS From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February -.
Garrett Davis has relap'ed, and bis state ie
critical.
Judge Mexican has permission to come here
to explain Mormon affairs.
Colonel Robb, collector of customs at Sav an.
OF :he committee Of ways and means, Is here,
to explain why the tariff should not be taken
of rice, and, incidentally, to urge appropria-
tions for river Improvements In bis section.
SENATE.-Chandler presented q petition In
favor, but opposed the abolition of the moiety
system in customs seizures. Sumner moved
for committee to Investigate the conduct of
government officials 10 the sale Of arms to
France during the war with Prussia, to sit
with open doors, which went over under the
rules. The committee on foreign relations
were directed to consider the joint resolutions
directing the President to protest to Spain
against the treatment of coolies In Cuba.
Tue Chicago relief bill was resumed. Ad-
journed.
HoUsE.-Bills were introduced for erecting
public buildings at Rome, Georgia; for
for improving The swamp lands at Norfolk
Navy Yard; for improving Cape Fear River;
for public buildings at Atlanta. Georgia;
revlvlng certain Southern poslroads; remov-
ing distractions to commerce at Louisville;
repeating the duty on printing material; I'M
proving the Roanoke River. The bill allow
Ing criminal defendants to testify In their own
behalf at their own request, with the provlso
that their failure shall not be construed as
evidence OF guilt, was passed by vote of one
hundred and forty-three yeas to forty-three
nays. The resolution giving certain woman
a hearing at the bar OF the House was reject
ed by vote of eIghty-six to ninety-fve.
Young, of Georgia, offered resolution In
structing the Judiciary committee to report
o bill removing the political disabilities from
all who had applied. Adopted. A resolution
instrucllng the committee on ways and means
to report q bill repeating the tariff on tea and
coffee was adopted by vote of one hundred
and forty TO thirty-seven.
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THE LONDON WAR CLOUD.
ASSASSINATION OF LORD
MAYO.
feet on the United States Loan-Bout-
we'll Can Wait.

LONDON, February IL.
The report that Bismarck proposed to medi-
ate between Great Britain and the United
States Is unfounded.
It Is reported that Lord Mayo, Governor
General of India, has been assasslnated by a
convict. The report affects securities.
WASHINGTON, February IL.
The treaty embroglio has checked all efforts
to place the balance OF the new loan in Europe
on the market. Boutwell, Gays it will soon
blow over and he can afford 10 wait
NEW YORK, February IL.
A Herald special from London reports that
schenck has written to the English Govern.
ment protesting against Gladstone's language
in debate as an lmpntation upon the good faith
of the United States. The government will
probably answer in more friendly spirit,
deprecating any diplomatic application to
words used in heated debate.
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CARD OF THANKS.

At meeting Of the congregation of the
German Evangelical Lutheran Church, Hasel
street, on Sunday, February II, the following
resolutions passed unanimously:
/. Resolved, That the thanks of the congre-
CATION are due, and they are hereby respect
fully rendered, to Messrs. Henry e. Sharp &
Son, OF No. lat East Twenty.second street,
New York, for the honorable and faithful man.
ner In which they have fulfilled the contract
for stained glass, they having furnished our
church tastefully and beautifully with elabor.
ate works Of art, even exceeding our expects.
tions; and, moreover, for very moderate
price. considering the mass Of WORK done.
2. That we cordially recommend Messrs
Sharp & Son to all who may have to transact
business with them, In their line, as gentle.
men of honor and trust, who can be relied
upon with full confidence.
8. That these resolutions be communicated
In writing to the Messrs. Sharp BY our secre
tary, and that the papers ot Charleston be
kindly requested to publish them.
From the minutes.
WIN. UFFERHARDT,
Secretary German Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAP.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Febru,

WASHINGTON, D. c., February y.
The low barometer at Hatteras will proba-
bly, move northeastward away from the coast,
with northeast winds and threatening wealth
er, extending to the New England coast on
Tuesday. The low barometer IN the Missouri
Valley will extend eastward over Illinois, with
increasing northeast winds on the upper
Lakes. and southwest winds and threatening
weather from the Ohio Valley to Texas. DAN
gerous winds are not anticipated for Monday
night except on the upper Lakes.
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF the
signal Service, U. S. A.-4.47 p. NJ. /,
Local Time.
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Il STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
NEW ORLEANS. February !

NEW ORLEANS, February II.
The steamer Sabine. from Ouachita River,
with sixteen hundred bales of cotton, colIided
with the steamer Richmond OF Twelve Mile
Point early this morning. The Sabine sank
In few minutes. The Richmond was con-
sderably damaged, but rendered oil assist
ance possible. taking all the passengers and
some three hundred bales OF cotton off the
Sabine, which vessel will probably prove a
total loss. The Richmond was so badly DAM
aged that che had 10 return TO this city for
rpnatrs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-13
THE PACIFIC FERTILIZERS.
CHARLESTON, December 10, 1871.
TO THE EDITOR CT THE NEWS.

CHARLESTON, December 10, 1871.
TO THE EDITOR CT THE NEWS.
To confirm public confidence In the Guanos
offered for sale by me, 1t has always been my
desire to avail myself Of the best scientific
ability In order to give the planter every POSI-
BILE guarantee as to their standard. Ny store
houses In the city, as we'll as the Pacific Guano
Works at Rikersvllle, have ever been open for
inspection; and although the latter have been
under the personal supervision of DR.. st. Ju-
lien Ravenel, yet with his entire approval our
stock has yearly been examined by Professor
Shepard and bis endorsements Of their high
standard received. enclose herewith an e1-
tract from his report just taken. The analyses
are on file at my office. J. N. ROBSON,
No. 6s East Bay, and
Nos. and 2 Atlantic Wharf.