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THE SUBSCRIBER his
Il STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
"hch no" completes and will be shown The
FOR LADIES DIR ILSSs GOODS.
hch Figured and Plain Cngebc Silks C
IlMtrcs
and Corg Plain and Fancy Arncc Silks l}nnba rac and
ltains a large san Prints. ~
Ladies' SILK SACKS, AS,anlKO
FOR GlLNTI.ENIINSs WEAR.
Black
9TH, am Jeans i""!
sand
buck Birds Eye, Scotch '"0 ~ '"'"' ''"'""-
DOMESTiCS
Brown and
anlp price 80
BLANKETS.
"a arge and varied assortment Negro BLANKETS; (Eln Bound,
;alo,C rib do
SUND}IIIS.
DEtlES of all kinds:
of
one dWen raa'e ARrannG Best n
chln ncluin Under
Cords and Iase Rollers painted Oil C
Toilet
CARPETIN(fS.
English o
Ply
the Carpets Venetian Floor lassornc
his
and with The above Will be sold at ''
a.. q SN0syDET
AS'o"ONh . " P"e"aocr :" i7l No , Brick
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Wanted to Hire 100 Hands,

W WdMtUU co AIIG IUU AdiIu5i
To work on the Rail Road; these hands
will be employed out in the Pine woods until
after frost, when they will be eplaced on the
side of the River swamp, the work is all high
and dry, and the hands will be supplied with
an abundance of wholesome food and dry
tents. Wages good, and paid in Cash month
ly, or as the owner may prefer.
Enquire of G.. s. Mellett on the work near
Manchester, or OF the subscriber, in Sumter
Vile. d. Is. McLAURlN.
Aug. 90. 1S40. 43 If
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SERVANTS
3 0 0 t S A Nd SHOES

comprising stock of over
Thirty Thousand Pairs
of first, second and third qualities--both black
and yellow.
lie has made arrangements with some Of
the best Shoe Manufacturers to be supplied
direct from their FACTORIES by the week
ly Steamers from New York and PHILADELPHIA,
thereby affording PLANTERS rare oppor.
tunity Of making their selections of GOOD
FRESH Shoes, and such as will give salts
faction.
Still adhering to the "Nimbs Sirpence
Cash System" great inducements are offered
to purchasers to call and take look before
buying elsewhere.
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FISHER & AGMGMy,
At tie sign Of tie Golden ANIL,
COLUMBIA. s. G.

Direct Importers of English Hardware,
Cutlery, Guns &C, and dealers in Paints, OILS,
Varnishcs, Window Glass, Groceries, &c.
arc now receiving their full supplies of the
above mentioned articles, comprising the
largest assortment ever offered in Columbia,
which they will sell at Extremely low prices
Tor cash, or on short credit to punctual Gus
toners.
IT Country Merchants will find good
assortment OF Hardware, adapted 10 their
trade, at Charleston drccs.
Columbia S. c., Nov 6, 1910. 9 1T
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Clothing! ClothingI! Clothing Il!

We have just received decidedly, the largest
and best nssorted STOCK Of READY MADE
CLOTHING ever offered in this Market, and
no mistake. Coats, Vests, Pants. Over Goats,
Drawers, Shirts, Under Shirts, Socksetc, We
eau renew the whole ouIer man from Bonnet to
Boot -heel- CHEAP FOR CASH, or on ac-
conrnoda,ing terms and reascnabis prices 10
good customers. Come on and make Your uelec-
tions.
A. ]. & P. MOSES.
Oct 16 81 If
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Z u 7 0 r L
OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS
FOR SUMTER DISTRICT.
77..91T7 Soutt Carolina, SWmter Dstrict-FdN Term.
* TO HIS HONOR THE PRESIDING JUDGE

In pursuance of Act General omakc
State" of
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COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS FOR CIAREAIONT COUNTY,
Ia account wih W L. Bru1son, %
j. Wilder, o Snllcr
District Belser 81 churson,
Aug g. Amount received of L. H. Dnkns, Tax Collector for
Caren,om County including Slcrtf's or
Executions
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Henry ll"ynsworlh on J. r. Spanns Account,
John China for two Accounts
L. Z. Jackson on NJ Sanders Account
}. ~ Lenoir on ]. I.cnoir's Account,
W. Ostccn for constable services
~ H. Cor'ctt in par, on Players Account,
w 5. Wells on l.. 'crIrcaus Account,
w. J. Francis, buancc in full,
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B,o,on's Hotsl Brooks, MI; Tlns II Kent, halt
q Cnle do; g Grswohl. ia; Il Bell, Ala X G Kent
V VIM reIson, Bali; Geo Stephens Va 4 f'ell
do; Jno MrPhcrson do J Flsselt do MIR Winsiow,
%; NV A Newell N J; Thos r Bowie, MI; l. n s;eeige
Pal Witnriek, dos Kobt Bowie jr and lady Nd; Miss
Ghisein, do.
Wizards Hotel Ino INorth AMI lady, Conn Mi Hail.
Wy; DR. Bernard, Troy, N Dr Fisher, da; G h Briggs
doi . $ Tallmadee do; Rev w Newton, II 5 N; Thos
MrNieht, NY; NJ ID Strong Va; Il King, Milwaukee, r
Gfabll, Md Ba,igm, do; & & Chubb u q; J Jack
son Val Garter, N: Bfunier, "; II p
smith, Pa; Read, do, MI MYERS, vi, Mr. Slgsr, do
Mi Gilmer. do; J Baker, Pa; r kun,meil and lady
Miss Baily, N Wouhiaaten Nd; q Gales, Pa; VIM
MADDEN, Ga; w Pearson. Mr and Mrs Lee Boston;
Mrs X u Ives do; Miss Avery, do.
bring Hoet-W Ross N Y; Harrison White, Mtssi
AmbronioJ Gonzaes. Havana Mr. aud Mrs Baker, N VI
Il Krkwhiie, Ma; Ar Menta, dos Alex Payne, Ca;
Plst v; III Sandfon Mass, Levi Goodwin Va.
Samuel Goodwin, Va VIM Redd, Ky; II u Dnnham
NY; II Babconk do; II Il Broo,ne, do.
GddSty's Hotel -.Ino Witrs, Va; Thns l. Lee, Md II
Wrickby, N Y; VIM n KJde aud lady. Mo; q Cor,
Va; Flonrney, Ga; w IIsbersham, do; 5 s
Cled. Ape, Austria fsf (
United .synfes Hatei = Blackstone, Nd; Col William
Cheenuf, do: George Kane, 'lo,
Kong H0tei-B l. Chandler, Va; Shrain, Nd; !. b
Colburn, N II NJ Allen, u S Johaston, Va; l. Sim.
monsoon, Md.
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VALLEY OF VIporsIA, May 8, 1919.

lfessrs Edifors:---There have been some iniima-
ions given IN your paper which has deserved and
extensive circulation in this county, TINT Mr.. John
s. Gailaher, editor of the Winchester Republican,
was likely 10 be appointed TO an Audorship in one
OF the Departments. This intelligence has been re-
ceived with great deal Of pleasure throughout the
Valley Of Virginia. and welcomed indeed in many
instances with enthusiasm and delight. Mr. Galla-
her being held in the very highest esteem both for
his mental endowmenis and geniiemanly bearing by
all parties, such an appointment would receive the
most cordial sanction Of that portion OF the "Old
Dominion" where his nnassuming and modest de-
neanor yet firmness of purpose, and well tried ex-
celence Of character have secured for him the love
and friendship of all who appreciate the merits Of
gentleman 80 highly sustained by generous course
Of liberal policy and sound principle oprImus,- -
Fat. Clipper.
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PHILApELpnIA APpoINTM ENTs.-Mr. Lewis the
Collector, enjoys the reputation of being sound,
practical md active business man. in whose hands
The interests Of the Government far he Is
cerned, will be entirely safe.
With Mr.. Ashmead the District Attorney we have
a personal acquaintance He is li-nladc man,
having risen from the printers case, lnnded and
alone, TO the position he now occupies, He was an
active ind zealons friend and advocate for the cleo
ton Of President Taylor, and labored faithfully for
that event He has the confidence and esteem ri
his fellow -czens, and is emincntly qualified 10 dis
charge the duties Of the Office assigned him. will,
credit TO himself, and TO the Administration.
The appointments are all good and tine, SO far az
our knowledge extends, and their selection will give
our Wing friends in the city and county confidence
and an enthusiasm, that viii strengthen their hands
h time TO come Chester, Pa. Republican,
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AUTHOR OF JuyEsAL..-lp our remarks on the an
nnnciltion by the National Wing, Of the name oil tho
author oil ftpcnoI it was not, certainly, intention
TO express anything ikc doubt that not writ
len BY J. II. Cater, Esq The authors name was
not given 10 al the time OF publication, and we
thought discovered in the production somewhat Of
the train Of thought and mode Of expression 81 gen
tleman who stands high in this State FOR his literary
requirements and legal knowle,lge-and we only de-
signed in what we said, TO state the mistake into
which we had fallen. With MIR. Cartcr's talents as
writer, we had had little opportunity to become ac-
10 ascribc production from his pen 10 the gentleman
to whom we have reference. We are satisfied tina,
we were in error, and therefore willingly give to Mr.
Carter the high merit Of having written the Address
"a production which has been received with univer.
sal appreciation Baltimore Clipper.
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INCoNTESIIBLE EVIDENCE FROM THE CHIEF
CLERK or THE posi- OFFICE, NEW YORK.

Dear SrNour great remedy, Hunts Linnlcnt do not
like tobe destitute OF, therefore send n dozen 1t has
completely cured my elbow and shoulder, which, FOR
years, very much afflicted me- and had baiIed skill OF
two Of our most respectable physicians.
In three months from the time commenced using the
Linment was wholly relieved, and my ARM which livery
much feared would be useless, was perfectly sound as
Two branches Of my family one in Maryland and the
other Ia New Jersey. value the Eminent highly as do
iora excellent qualities, not only for Rheumatism, but
various other complaints and accidents which ~ are liza
BILE Yours, truly, JOSEPH BENEDICT
q. Z. Stanton, Esq. New York, Oct %, 1919 T.
n Sold by all the Drussets in this city aud throughout
the country. Price % cenfs per boltie, IL
may INV. GEO. Z. STANTON & co
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~ has been appointed Marshall Of The Eastern Dis
trict Of This State This Is excellent appointment.
Amongst the numerous applicants, all good men,
the Administration could scarcely have gone aniss,
but none of them was more meriiorions or would
have made more competent or popular officers than
Mr.. Robteris As an old aud sieadlas friend his AZ
polntment is truly gratifying. We know him TO pos
sess all the requisite qualifications OF honesty, in-
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-18

TAKrao IT Coolly o. BRIoAL NiGHT. The
preaeat case Of a bridal night TINT we ever heard OF
was that Of Prince Cah'1l'n, OF knsaia ~ me last
century The prince having turned Catholic, the
Czarina Anne, smong other ways Of punahing hun
for what she considered his aposiacy, condemned
him TO marry woman from among The lowest class
Of the people, took the happy couple 10 ,hs Ia
10 nnaa The nphl In q bod composed wholly oil ice.
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Ma. EwBanK The appointment OF Prof Ewbank,
in the place 81 Edmund Burke, Commissioner oil Pa-
tents, has given the most nnboundcd satisfaction to
Wings in this vicinity. Mr.. Ewbank is well known
as gentleman 81 the highest scientific attainmcns,
and zlso as the author Of &c Ewbank's Hydraulic" a
work OF great merit IhI, .Nttcs.
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Cor KAsE.--tThe York Pa,) Republican Of yos-
terday expresses ils sincere graincation al The APP
pointmen OF the Col TO be Collector of the Customs
at this pori, and adda--
Col Kane is n man of large Heterogeneous and
kind in feeling an untitled nobiemana high mind
ed, chiyaiic and honorable gentlemen--a Wing OF
10 discharge the duties OF the station with credit 10
himself aud great advantage to the Government
and the community. II docs ones heart good TO
see such man appreciated and rewarded as he de-
serves 10 be.
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Mr.. GroseE vAsprsnofr returned TO this city on
Sunday from professional tour Of some months
through the southern and western States. He was
ongsecd at the Astor Place Opera House TO play
with Macready, whose engagement has been brought
10 such an unhappy termination
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Trc,.urv Departmcnt, March 10, Is4o.

puRsIIANT 10 the prov on contained In the first section
al an ac Of CONGRESS eulilled An act making aprro-
praions the civil and diplomatic expenses OF 0osern
psn ,nr The wear e,sinr ic ihirch Of June eighteen
hundred aud Gay, aud or other purposes, approved
MARCEL g. lSla hereby give notice that the pfnt and
al an sue &c rim az has been ssned prior TO the
rs, aay IL Jny 1919 may be isane under the ninth
lion al The ACT ii Congress entitled An act TO raise Tor
h,,,sa time nm additional military force, and for other
approy ed February n, lai7 will upon the pre-
of tbe same Al the Treasury 81 the United States
and that all interest such scrip will cease on s.d day
w = w NJ MEREDITH,
Mar i3-t2mf Secretary Of the Tstasury
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tV. ST. Louis, May Ii, lG3e.
We learn from the Plains that many California
emigranis IRE dying Of cholera on the way
Moses Harris, u far famed mountain guide, died NJ
Independence a short time since, OF cholera.
The number OF deaths in this city during the week
ending yesterday, was 213 Of which 1873 were by
cholera. The plague is increasing.
BY an arrival here from the Plains, we learn that
the o. $. dragons have had two or three battles
with tho Apache and Euiaw Indians, near Taos,
New Mexico. The first occurred on the Isl OF
March, in which Two for tenl dragons and eight
Indiana were killed Afterwards, IN another con-
ilic there were twenty Indians killed. The Indians
are sta ed To have hecn the aggressors
A battle between the Apaches and Euiaws Is uso
reported TO have taken place. aud 40 Of the Apaches
killed.
IlrpM.NN The celebrated German Iupptr IL about
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The Supreme Court Of Illinois have recently dsci.
deh that an act Of the legislature creating u new
Of The district being case in favor Of the measure
constitutional.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

/ BAlTIaonE May II 1870
Our markets today have been without movement
In flour snles OF but 800 "a 81 l2 and corn meal
49, The effect of the foreign news extends no fur.
Their than TO make breadstufs duler al previous
rates.
Correspondence Of lhr National Wing
New YoHK, May Ill p. M.
The Cholera in Neie York shiplsreck and Loss Of
Life.
Eight cases Of Asiatic Cholera, aud four deaths
have occuned in this city since yesterday. Three Of
the cases and two deaths were in the SIKH Ward
The Board of Health convened to-day and appointed
Sanitary Committee, with full powers 10 lake
measures for cleaning tho streets and purifying the
dwellings in the infected district.
IA subsequent despatch says that an investigation
had taken place in regard to the cases OF Cholera
mentioned above and The deaths were found to pro
coed from some other diseased
The schooner FAIR Dealer OF Boston, from Bristol,
Maine, Went ashore on Saor's Island, in the gale On
Sunday night All hands persisted except email
hoy
Correspondence Of the National Wing
NEW yong, May lI--2 I'm
Late and Important from The Isthnus Arripat Of
he Eairon
The mail steamer Falcon arrived this morning
from Chagres, with lsihmiis dates 10 the 4lh inst,
the day ON which she sailed
AT that date, the California had not arrived from
San Francisco, All on the Isthmus who had. no
tickets by the steamers, provided for in the fol-
lowing veasels, which were TO have sailed between
the 10Th md the 18th inst, ships Humboldt, Sophia
Normand Circassian, and Howard, barques Sylp
and Seymore and briggs Cassiope and San francisco
The rainy season has commenced, and the Cha
gres river had risen 50 much as 10 permit the pas
SAGE of the Orus nm 10 Cruces
Anolherrot had occurred at fandango which
resulted in eight or ten being stabbed several Of them
Americans. In consequence Of this affair mill
Iary force will henceforlh be stationed al Panama
by the New Grenadan Government
The cholera bro1e out on the New Orleans stea-
mer Colonel Stanton on her last passage TO Chagres,
and six Of her passengers and crew had died
Correspondence Of the National Wing,
NEW YoRK, May H. 2 p Nj.
Messrs james q. King & Sons of this city, yes
terday effected an insurance in three Offices upon
s300000 California gold, to be shipped by the Cali
fornia.
The Canada arrived at o'clock this morning from
Halifax. She brings 100000 in specie.
The six cases Of cholera reported yesterday at the
Five Points, were as stated Five persons attacked
hive died.
The foreign has not been fully digcsted, but
holders of flour concede decline. The Grain mar
ket has been without movement Provisions un-
changed U. S. Securities and Pennsylvania stocks
arc firm at the advance but The presence Of the che
lera depresses fanciea.
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ITALY.


-Four of the French war steamers returned 10 Tou-
Ion from Civita Vecchia on the 28h, when prepara-
tons were Immediately made 10 embark another de-
tachment of 5000 infantry batteries Of artillery,
and several squadrons of cavalry which IL was ex-
pecled would sail for Italy on the "a inst; this
movement might add TO the superstition that Gen.
Oudinot expected resistance at Rome.
However that may be, II Is stated that Gen. 49,
would not wait for reiniorcements 10 march, n col
umn Of 5000 men having been already directed to-
wards that city.
The Of the arrival Of the French, has created
a great sensation at Rome where il was said Aver
zana had got 10000 men under arms, to meet them.
Another report states that the Romans did not wall
for the arrival of the French troops TO rise against
the trinmvirnte Mazina who according 10 the stale
ment fled, and the population pronounced for Plus
TX.
II is understood that the Pope will be compelled 10
grant, not only an amnesty, but desirable reforms.
Similar conditions will probably be imposed on the
Grand Duke OF Tuscany.
AT Paris on Sd inst Il was reported At the Bourse
and generally credited that the Government had re-
ceiveda tclegraphic despatch, announcing the entry
Of The French into Rome and the flight Of the Re-
publican Government, also that the Tuscan troops
had entered Lcghon.-By The Canada.
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TmE Con- rLIMEsTARy CoAomMAN.-A young lady,
returning home late from concert, as il was rain
ing ordered the coachman TO drive close To the side
walk, but was still unable TO step across tho gutter.
!" ] can lift ynu over" said coachy.
" oh, no." said she, " ann too heavy
lord, marm," replied John, am used TO lifting
barrels of sugar. tN
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ARRivAL OF PORTUGUESE RErUsEEs.-A consid-
tho Island Of Madeira 10 Trinidad, account of ie-
ieious persecution (fftyfour in ALL arrived at this
port on Saturday, In small schooner chartered for
the purpose from the latter island, and placed them.
selves under the care Of the American Protestant
Society As those who have previously arrived,
have been unexpectedly delayed in their contem-
plated emigration 10 the State of Illinois, II is now
expected that after few days, the whole party about
100 in number, will proceed westward together
~ Y Erprcss l5fh DI1u
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OFFICIAL.
arporspmESrs ny THE EsIDEnT
posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
Posfniasters.
isaac X HARRIScrcN, Buffalo, New
York.
JosrPH A SHERMAN, Utica, New York
CHENEY AMEs, Oswego, New York.
JAMES h WHARTON, Wheeling, Va
RIcHAnp MlLroN, Winchester, Va I
JOSEPH BunroN, Augusta, Maine I
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gs5The Richmond HING says. that J" il is generally
understood that General TAYLOR has taken no part
IN the appointments made by his Cabinet officers.
and that upon these officers alone rests the respon-
sibility Of these appointments" The Wing does The
President uninrentionh injustice, il IL alludes 10 the
appointments which the Constitution and the laws
.require the Executive, individually, to make. All
such appointments are made BY General TAYLOR,
ind he holds himself alone responsible for them. -
The part taken by his able Cabinet in assisting him
in the exercise Of this portion Of the duties Of the
Executive Office, is that which is assigned 10 them
by the Constitution and the laws.
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THE sSouTH PAss--AlKALiNE WArEa--RocK
SaLr--NEw GoLp MINE.--Tbe Liberty MOI Tri-
b,na says "Many OF the way streams are so strong
~ nnpregnaIed with alkn Tint they daen not let their
cattle drink. On the shores Of many, the crust Is
lorlned an inch thick They break up this crust.
scrape of The dirt the bottom aud top, and find II
pure saeratus Strange as this may seem il is never
iheess true and the writer collected in short time 70
lbs mountain OF pure rock salt has been discovered
near The Mormon settlement The Mormons have
discovered gold mine lb0 miles southwest from
the Salt Lake The last end Of tho journey 10 tho
Salt Lake, say 200 miles is attended witt, little ia
tigue Nearly all the way tue roads are US good as
on any prairie In the Wesi.
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DAN MARBLE the wel-kn9wn dclineaior OF Yam
kee characters, is said TO have died OF cholera, at
Louisville in Kentucky. The intelligence re-
covod by his brothcr-in-law, Mr.. w. Warren, of the
Boston Museum, and though the time Of his denth Is
not given, il il supposed to have occurred at the date
Of the dispatch, the 18TH
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During walk the other day near MILESTONE
Point, short distance from the city, stopped TO
take a look at the works Of tho celebrated Baltimore
point, and was much graied to notice that the
works were in truly flourishing condition. The
company have at present in progress Of erection
immense copper rolling mill, which when completed,
will greatly add to their business iaciiies.N. y.
=
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DIED,

III Prairie u Chen Wisconsin, on The is instant, Mrs
VASiTI NJ, consod ~ Hon % q FksroN, and daughter
Of Nathaniel Sibley, Es,I, oi Sutton, Mtsa
The deceased has suffered om painful sickness TOT The
last four monihs much that LIE was hut bufi.n aud
would only live for the rake 81 her husband she iasbeen
Tor versi years member ~ The frcshyteria Church,
anh exemplary CHRISTIAN, devoted wife aud pos
sessed AZ kind heart aud ~ that makes dear TO
man IIer last words Ia herhusbdnl were My dear,
hejeye my appointed hour has VIII p,eet
Heaven -Do, 10 o soon amer the Pilot Angel whis-
pore, SISTER spirit away aud her soul obeyed Tie
eternal Heavenly order.
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II Speaking Of the ".crying abuses" Of the Ad-
minisralion, we think those Of the whimperng de-
turd of the Union are tie greatest.