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A MAJOR G. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
A. The executors sale of
FAST TROTTING STOCK,
Of the estate of the late
COL GEORGE O. HALL.

o6f SI 'Gs SEossE s5ists p !; 5a' Hall, lf'f
ON %Vasf% EssGbSP jay sa, H. 3: cs,os
The stock comprises head S stations Colts and
9oans
cstsogSss With nii parscSsis be obtained Of A.
Park we ins
be oS % Suy and u wsh W hays sS o'sd snS T
Jefferson.
ATS LIBERTY STREET. CASH BARGAINS.
"A Great sacrifices to make room
BEST i1a aI
LIGHT na Ksss %S az Sre" %Shs nS %
nfis fTsrpsssTsSS sets 2! Choice hand made.
Ths e the
JOHNSTON VAN nj TSssEEf Sissi ffop g Liberty street.
.nS SNTSs
sIsGs. s ss S q: %
way f rs nlSpfS anS c9o.oy street. being the
bs ssTss 9s.G SsSisss s,a.ss sns nslms the
most general assortment,
ssSss s%ss fsS
in trade and left BY parties no further use for them
Ola ONCE $50 Broadway
DusENBuRY 4 VAN DUzER ROAD WAGON.
n Top Wagon made by Judd.
Six seat Phaet0n, made by voorhis.
Jaeger Wagon, made by Day 4 Son..
Barouche, made by j. r. Lawrence Co.
Top Pony or Albert Phaeton.
No top Pony Phaeton.
-Four seat Rockaway and Depot Wagons
Top Wagon with and without patent wheels
Single and double Harness, Blankets Robes, &c.
Three very fine family Horses
JOHNSTON VAN TAssRLL,
no. liz and liz East Thirteenth street. Fourth av
A LIGHT HALF-sPRING TOP WAGON, MADE BY
"A D. e. Waterman; been used but few tmes VIII pc
sold low, the contemplatcs giving up road driv
ing. Inquire at OAKLKY's, II Washington street. Ho-
boken.
A ROAD HORSE. l5k HANDS. 8 YEARS OLD, CAN
N trot in 30, with nice road Wagon, Harness, &C.,
price $500; also Team Of light bay Horses 151 hands,
years old, fine family team, price $3.50
A VERY NICE FOUR-wHEELED BUGGY FOR
n sae-Nearly new, suitable FOR doctor or any other
party price el65 Inquire at l.. CANTEL's. l8 Ninth
avenue, near Twenty second ptrssk
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION CO.

Commencing July l, 1872
Steamers SYLVAN GROVE SYLVAN STREAM SYLVAN
GLEN and SYLVAN DELL,
Landing at Harem 10th street. lO9th street, Astoria
Eleventh street and Peck slip.
WayLanding at 10th street 10th street Astoria and
M ;2, s. q, 9 and 715P. M.
Express-Landng at 10th street and Peck slip only
Leave Harlem6:y 30 30 30 80 and 10 80 A. NJ IL 80
:25, 2 :3O 8. 80, 4 80 and 5 30 p VI. !
Way-Landing Eleventh street. Astoria, lO9th street.
l20th and 1Sth street-Leave Peck slp-6 is T. 81
and 10 A. NJ. II NJ L. 81, 6:5 and Up NJ
Leave Peck sip- 80 go 30 10 80 and II 80 A. NJ
80, 80 80, 30, 8 30 and 80 +. N.
The A. NJ boat from Harlem and the Sis r. n. from
Peck slip, do not land l09th
Freight received from A. M. until p. NJ.
Schools and pcnics taken reasonable terms.
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT.
Boats leave Harlem at 80 A. NJ, and hourly and hak-
hourly thereafter during the day landing at Astoria and
Eleventh street each trip. Last leaves Harlem al
80 p. NJ, and Peck slip al s.15 p. N.
This II the only line connecting with the regular line Of
boats for High Bridge.
Passengers by this line of boats visit the Govern
ment Works at He'll Gate, Schneiders and Schutzera
Parks at Astoria Christ Park and Karls Park at North
New York. and High Bridge.
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CTONINGTON LINE. FOR BOSTON PROVIDENCE
steamers .sT6NINGToN and NARRAGANsETT,I
from Pier SO, N. r., daily, at p NJ Tickets sold
and staterocms secured at sl9 Broadway and wescot
Express Co.'S Offices 7Sj Broadway, Tenth street.
and ,302 Broadway, corner Thirty fiith street
ID. s. BABCOCK President.
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A FIRST CLASS NEW LIGHT ROAD WAGON, ONE
N second hand top Buggy, do top, one Doctors
Gig almost cheap and Depot Wagon, 1.-THE shop
corner Of Eighth and Lewis streets.
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4 NCHoR LINE-sPECIAL NOTICE

"A
The new steamer TRINACRIA sails Wednesday, Juy3.
The steamer CALIFORNIA sails Saturday, July 9.
Excursonsts and passengers to Europe will study their
own Interests by inspecting these fine steamers before
purchasing tickets elsewhere Apply board
at pier 20 North River, the Conpanys Offices MOI
Bowling Green. HENDERSON BROS
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JNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
II The Old Dominion Steamship Company WI! despatch
from pier 81 North River their elegant sidewhee steam
ship ISAAC BELL, BaiAmsn commander, for Norfolk.
giving through bills of ading to all points South and
Southwest Through tickets issued TO all points
Accommodation unequaed Apply at pier 81, or at the
general Office 1877 Greenwich street corner Dey street
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE, CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this iavorite route for the Con-
tinent will sail from pier 30 North River as follows
WILLIE DE PARIS Surmont. ......... Saturday, July IL
ST LAURENT Lemarie Saturday, July 27
WASHINGTON, Roussan. Saturday, Aug. 10
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DEDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES.
h ANCHOR LINE
express passenger steamers sail from New York every
Wednesday and Saturday.
Passengers booked and forwarded to and from all rail-
way stations in Great Britain, Ireland Germany Norway
Sweden or Denmark and America safely speedily,
THE NEW DEPARTURES.
SATURDAYS STEAMERS WEDNESDAYS STEAMERS.
AUSTRALIA. Az July IS I0WA July 10
EUROPA. July q AsSYRIA. July "a
ANGLIA. August OLYMPIA. July 81
INDIA. August 10 CALEDONIA. ... August
AZ noon from pier 20 North River, New York. Currency
mates OF passage to London Liverpool Glasgow Derry
by Wednesdays steamers $50; by Saturday steamers
$65 and 975 excursion tickets, $2O intermediate $S3
steerage 81 Certificates lowest can be bought
here by those wishing to send for their friends
'''' HENDERSON BROTHERS,
No. Bowling Green.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A-PERsONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. lie insurance companies and who do not desire TO
surrender their policies by absolute SALE can borrow
the surrender value Of their policies by applying at 81
Iihertv street.
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REV ARDS.

REWARDS.
- KkWARD.-LOsT OR STOLEN, LAST SUNDAY
aMesrnoon, June So Chestnut Horse, six years old;
~ ih s'ar on forehead lett hind foot white,
l3n sIS ARZ lnf9fmatlon Of him will be thankfully
ccivco ~ yh SVHM lin vAILELLY, Ridge street. Astoria,
@70 REwARD.-LOsT, BETWEEN FORTY EIGHTH
~ and Forty ninth streetA on Third avenue one
\ u, 7@ Third avenue. =" ~
IN REwARD-LOsT, ON MONDAY EVENING
4l1V from 80 West Forty eighth street. q small black
ID tan Dog weighing about lbs will answer 10 The
.me Of Gip. The finder will please return him TO the
ove address or 50 Walker street. " '.'
Ok RBwARD.-LOsT ON SATURDAY MORNING
- June - in going from West Houston to Dey
eet m the West street Belt line Of cars Gold Watch
81 onain the watch No q 2s BY VIM Robertson, Liver
WILLIAM ok, No B7 West Houston street
III kEwARD-LosT ON THE uD instant,
1 rom the New haven depot Twenty seventh
va ovvn,am cos,. covered leather Trunk, marked
~ n r., III, AZ l. containing wearing apparel The above
M4m MI pe Ps1 on delivering the trunk to ROBERT
HITEhEADiN East Broadway. .'o--l
TNIrED STATES DEFECTIVE AGENCY,
80 Nassau street y
Nj detective business undertaken with secrccv ana A.
asoh " United States. Sanadass Europe. ''' w
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&E7Q SSQ IS DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
~C 900 lied Kentucky State Lottery; 100000
gold drawn in Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba June
26. Address BAILEY co. (office established 80 years.
l74 Broadway.
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Price Of passage In gold Gncuding wnej, to Bres' OF
Havre.
First cabin, $l25 second cabin $75
Excursion tickets ut reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
American travellers going to, returning from the
Continent of Europe, by taking the OF this line
avoid both transit by English railway and the dscom
forts OF crossing the Channel, besides saving time
trouble and expense,
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 5s Broadway.
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feb5.mwf8

ag-. AT A REGULAR MEETING OF
the Board Of Commissioners OF the Alnshouse,
held on the 9TH instant, the following Preamble
and Resolution were unanimously adopted and
ordered to be published:
Whereas, The City Council having materially
reduced the appropriation for the support Of the
Almssouse for the ensuing year, the Board Of
Commissioners, In order to make the appropria-
ton meet the requirements Ct the helpless poor OF
the city as far as possible, feel themselves COM
PEELED in the discharge Of their public duty, to
requlre more rigid inspection Of the condition
OF those obtaining outdoor relief; therefore,
be 1t
RESOLVED, That from and after the nrst day. OF
March. ensuing, all outdoor relief Will be dis.
cOntinued, except to such as may present new
annlica t,I,s, aaid applications to be recommend.
ri nv Two immediate neIghbors Of re5pectabiity,
who shall certify 70 The worthlness OF the appn.
can't as we'll US TO fls or her lncapaclty TO earn
livelihood. In case the applicant snail pc inca.
pacItated from earn ng livelihood, elIher oy
disease or permanent disability, the certincale OF
a physicau, In good standIDg, Will be required.
All anplIcations for relief will asU be required 10
he attested ny al Alderman Of the Ward In Wnlcn
the applicant resides. Blanks will be luInisns u
by the Master On appl cation to him at the a ms
house. v. ID. ., SiT ~. " nr, NAV
Charleston, Feb, I, 1872. feb9-4fmW4D5
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therefore, entitled to a seat in the House OF
Lords; hls parliamentary experience was all
In the House of Commons. In India ne con-
tinued the policy of his predecessor BY pro-
noting the material prosperity OF the country
and witnessed, in ls7O the completion OF tne
line of railroad which placed Calcutta IN olfec.
communication with Mooltan, distance oi
400 miles. In the same year Tue fal'
month Gibraltar; and Malta submarine csoie
was laid, and Bombay was placed IN airect
communication with England. The Earl OF
MAYO sent congratulatory message on Tue
completion of this telegraph hne, wnicn was
received the same day In Washington. He
rave his official sanction to the Looshai expe-
,dition now In progress. aad aided in Its or
genizalion. HE recently received q visit from
the King of Siam, whom he welcomed with
much ceremony and display. There has been
a great deal of trouble with the Mahommedans
lately, giving rise to conspiracles and other
disturbances, and It was mentioned some time
ago that number of prisoners had been con-
denned to be blown from the mouths Of can
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The Lee 1onumens-How to Build


The ladies of the Soldiers Lee Monument
Association have now on deposit In bank at
Richmond upwards OF $1,000, and reports
have been received from not more than one
half of their agenls.-[ Richmond Paper.
supposing the other agents to have been
as successful as those who have already re-
ported, and the total collections to amount
to s2a, 900, the prospect OF the early COM
n,etion OF suitable monument is, to say
the least, gloomy. There is another asso-
citation, headed by General Early, from
which no report has been given to the pub
lie. Doubtless it has done something; but
not enough to warrant publication The
chance, therefore, Of the speedy building OF
the monument is slim.
Beyond doubt the people OF the South de-
sire earnestly to perpetuate the fame OF Lee.
Beyond doubt they desire the monument to
his memory to be worthy OF his great name.
No hall work, no mean or dwar(ed erection
will content them. The problem is how to
accomplish their desire without touching too
heavily upon their meagre resources! AL
are willing to give something, but no one
can give great deal, and the problem in
another form is how to collect the small
| sums which all are willing to give and can
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UHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROL LIMA,

TIME STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON NeOUNTY.-Certldcate Of Lin:
tied Partnership between THEODORE g. B0AG.
or the City OF Charieatoni b. the y unity ana
Sta e Aforesaid, and ANDREW n JACKSON, Of
Augusta, I'm the State Of 0eorgta - IT,
to certify that sgreeably to the act Of the Gene.
raj Assembly, Of the State aforesaid, entltieG an
Act 10 authorize the formation OF Limited Part.
nerships, passed on the goth day OF December
1887: aud another entitled An Act 70 extend tne
duration Of An Act authorizing the lormaslon OF OF
December, ls48; and another Act extending the
same. until repealed, passed on The goth day OF
December, 1885,! THEODORE g., BoAG, Of the
Civ OF Charleston, In the County and State alore
said, and ANDREW II. JACKSON, OF Augusta, In
the state OF Georgia, have formed Limited Fart
First The Partnership is to be conducted under
the nsme or dfra or THEODORE e. B0AG.
second. The general nature OF the business 10.
tended to be tranBacreQ 1sfnat OF q General FAC.
to- age and Cdinmlssion Business, In tne said City
q % SsaIlsssap MiAoKsos residing in the
City OF Augusta, In thm, State Of georgia, Is tae
Special Partner, and THEODOBE g. BoAG, re-
siding In the City Charleston and state Aforesaid
Eoeri ne usher TSe ssiG ANDREW n. JAQsscN, the
Special Partner, has contributed IN cash cash me iSll
/ and lust sum Of Five Thousand Dollars TO the
oosInIn FiftS The said Partnership 10 commence on
the twenty fourth day OF January, 1872 and will
.terminaIe OF, the first day OF January 1878.
In WltDess whereof the sala Partners nave
hereupto set Their hands and seals, at Charleston
tSis the twenty fourth day Of January, A. D. 1872
'i'' '''' '" 'THEO.. G. B0AG. psi
Am. JACKSON. ths.j
Signed, sealed and delivered In The presence OF
R. s. DURYRA, E. N. WHITING. !an25-S6
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Rpstetter's 8 Bitters.

~ALL THE YEAR ROUND, AND IN
all parts OF the world the elements OF disease are
present in the air, the soil and the water, In 9
greater or less Degree: and therefore, the Great
Vegetable Antidote to these invisible enemies o
health, HOSTETTER's STOMACH BIrTERs, t
invaluable as household medicine at all seasons
and In every latitude. no period Of the year Is
regulating and corrective medicine more needed
than toward the close Of winter, when the sun
and rain are beginning to break up the winter
blockade, and from the softenlng soil arises that
terrible miasrna, wni;h weighs Ike an incubus
upon The vital machinery and depresses the anil
NAL spirits. 1t Ia then that the seeds OF intermit
tent and remlttert feVerB, OF rheumatism and
rheumatic goue, OF obstinate stomach complaints,
OF disorders Of the liver and bowels, and whole
host of pulmonary and nervous complaints are
sown. 5i-rI
The best. the surest way to prevent tnis dlsas'
trouB seednois to ingigorate and refresh the sys.
tenn with course Of the Btters. Hthis precautlon
be taken no,D, there will be no danger OF the
miasmstic germs taking root In the nulds and
tissues OF the body, and bringing forth terrible
fruit 10 the spring. Now is the time for preven.
ton. Remember that vigor is the only safeguard
against the virus Of disease, and that Hostetters
Bters ls the purest the safest, the most powerful
and perfect inYigorant ever adminlsl cred, either
as protective medicine or remedy. A change OF
season approaches which almost always proves
more or less disastrous to persons Of weak, ner.
vous organlza ion. Brace up at erce with the
leading Tonic of the age. Purge from the blood
all morbid matter, strengthen the nerves, and
regulate and purify the secretlons with the Yege.
table Elixir, which combines the juices Of the
finest medicinal roots, herbs and barks, with the
mos, wholesome OF all dinuslve stlmulants.
leb12mwf3DkC
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GiuGnfl1l.
rNHE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.

CHARLESTON, January 20, 1872.
The attention Of Depositors IN the savings De-
partment of this Company Is particularly invited
to the great safety accompanying the Deposits OF
Savings made In this Institution.
These Deposits are regarded by the Board OF
Directors as Special Trust, and are invested
only in sound and valuable Securities.
In addition TO this careful investment, Deposi-
tors have as further security, the Capital Of the
Company, which is liable for their Deposits and
the interest thereon.
Interest at the rate OF Blk per cent. per annum,
either maid In cash QUARTERLY. or passed to
credit and compounded. F. a. htiohELh'
ian2.2uo oasnler.
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!. RAILROAD COM

CHARLESTON: 8. c. February IL; 18Th.
Trains viii leave Charleston Daily at eSoA. u.
and 516 p! ID. Il - 5s .."i -
Arrive at; Charleston 7so A. NJ (Mondays e1-
cepted( and 23o Pm
Train does not leave Charleston e'P. H., SUM-
BAYS IL. :.
Train leaving $50 A. II. makes through connec-
tion 10 New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Creek only, going through In Az hours.
Passengers leaving BY Sis p. II. Train have
choice OF route; via Richmond and Warrington,
or via Pur. smouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by. this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUM-
DAY In Wilmington, NJ o. ~. II
THIS is the cheapest quickest and most pleasant
West and Northwest, both Trstus making c>nnec-
tions at washington with nWeaternf trains Of Baltt-
more and Ohio Railroad a.. II no slll Z: ~,
Isir o ..ifj- ri.' Il; I'i:S.1Sy S0LOAONS,
s-G Engineer and Superintendent
P. L. CLBAPOR, Genera! Ticket Agent.
(ebl1.12mos
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feb126

nr CITY TAX NOTlCE.-OFFICE
OF CITY APPRAISER, CITY HALL, CHARLES
TON, s. G., FEBRUARY s, ls72.-NotIce Is
hereby gIyen to all concerned that Returns
for all Real and Personal Property within t:e
limits OF the City OF Charleston shall be made
and delivered at this once, on or before the 2tst
Of February, instant, for the year 1872, Verined
by the oath Of the person whose duty It Is soto
return sold property, as principal agent, trustee,
or otherwise.
ByAot OF the Legislature, passed March 1, 1870,
IL is made The duty Of the City Appraiser to add
Fifty Per Cent. and One Dollar as penalty fol-
failure or neglect to make returns OF property
within the time prescribed.
the following must be returned for taxation as
Personal Property, viz:
Horses and Mules, Neat Cattle.
Gold and Silver Watches.
Gold and Silver Plate.
piano Forses, MeIodeons and Cabinet Organs.
carriages. Wagons, Drays, Carts and otnei
vehicles.
| Dogs.
Average value Of Goods, Merchandise or othel
commodities pertaining to any business as mer
chant, Agent, or otherwise, between the lst Of
January, 1871, and 1st January, 1872.
Average value OF all materials used, or provided
for use, as Manufacturer, or. otherwise, between
1st January, 1871, and 1st January. 1872.
Value Of all Machinery, Engines, Tools, FIX
lures and Implements used, or provided. and 0
all manufactured articles on hand on Jsnusr,
| lst 1872.
Value Of all Moneys-including bank bills ant
circulating notes on hand or deposit.
Value OF all credits, over legal Indebtedness.
Value Of oil investments in the bonds or stocsi
OF any company, corporation, or person, tnclud
Ing city OF Charleston stock,) in or out OF thi
CITY, Except National Banks out OF the City, ans
OF the gross receipts Of Insurance Agencies, fl
| money and notes. between the arst day OF Janu
ary, 1871, and first day OF January, 1872.
Value Of all other. Personal Property, Including
household furniture.
All persons who shall pay their taxes In one II
stalnent on or before the 1st MARCH, 1872, shal
be allowed a reduction Of Five Per Cent. on tn
amount OF the same.
W. Fl. EASTERBY,
| feb5.mwfS City Appraiser.
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aluuiripal Notices.

@ TAXES.-THE TAXPAYERS OF
the Seventh District OF Charleston County, com.
prIsing Edlsto, John's, Wadmolaw, James Island
aad ST. Andrews Parish, are hereby notified that
The Tax Books will be in the city, at the Fire.
proof Building, February 10, for the Collection Of
state, County, Poll and School Taxes for the year
1871, and will remain open l6th, 18th, Goth and
2lst, closing ed.
n. B.-The delinquent Taxpayers Of 1859 win
have no further time allowed from that date.
VIM. H.tW. GRAY,
feb1ss Deputy Treasurer.
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afford to give without consuming the con-
trihntions in the cost Of collectionl It can

afford to give without consuming the con.
tributions in the cost Of collection It can
be done, we think.
When the owner of Mount Vernon an
nounced his purpose to sell and when the
Legislature OF Virginia refused to buy, the
property was saved from spectators by the
ladies, who called to their assistance Ed
ward Everett. The Grafton on Washington
was delivered in the principal cities, and the
Mount Vernon Papers contributed to the
New York Ledger brought in $40, 600, and
the money thus obtained, added to what the
ladies collected by their own exertions, BE-
cured the purchase.
Why not again invoke the assistance OF
the ladies and another orator? All who
have heard Professor James P. Holcombe's
eulogy on Lee pronounce it a masterpiece
worthy in every respect Of its subject A
glowing, eloquent tribute to the great com
mander, it is yet non-sectional In Its tone,
and may be delivered throughout the North
Without offending a single rational being.
Let the ladies engage the services OF Pro-
fessor Holcombe, and then let there be held
on set day, say six months or ayear hence,
a Lee; Monument Fair in every Southern
city, town and village, from Baltimore TO
Galveston. We can but think that the net
proceeds Of these united fairs would suffice
to build magnificent monument to Lee.
Every true Southern woman would enter
warmly into the plan; the press would be
enthusiastic in pushing it forward, and the
work would be done. On what other plan
can it ever be done?