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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27
SEEKS AND FANCY
Articles.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SILKS for DRESSES.

consisting OF
MORE antique, plain and fancy; hrocade, plain black and
colorei 5 ks. figured silk, etc. etc. etc.
Silk curtain stuff, ladies' mantiilas silk gloves,
Nantes and shawis, AleXandrehs kid gloves,
Silk carriers. silk belts, barege dresses, harege for wells.
Musiine de iaine for dresses and dressing gowns,
Black and fancy ostrich feathers and plumes,
Black fancy Amaznn feathers. ladies head dresses,
Artificial flowers, silk elastic ribbons, velvet ribbons,
Large assortment of fancy bonnet ribbons,
Black silk hat ribbons, satin ribbons, assorted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27
All Communications

On this subject will he gladly attended 20 by the Undersigned.
Details could be arranged and specific agreements drawn mp
and signed hereafter. In the meantime the total quantity Of
land that each party viii undertake 10 plant is what Is requir-
ed tn he known. and il would he Welt for ca h person to state
the very least quaint y he would engage to plant. the quantity
lie would eIpect To plant. and tn outside quantity lac would
be likely to plant. also the exact place here ne would plant
Early attention is requested, as the time for planting Is at
hand. JANION, GREEN x Co.
2-6-1r,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27
CLOTHING, &C.

Blue pilot cloth. monkey jackets, cashmere coats,
Black alpaca coats, cashmere SUITS, cotton pants,
Black and blue cloth pants, huckskin pants.
Cashmere pants nor h west palrtOts, Solferinos,
Cashmere pants and jackets. condolences.
White Marsrilies vests, assortment sack coats,
Lasting CATERS. hickory shirts, fancy cutton shirts,
White cotton shirts. assorted flannel shirts.
Brown. PINK and regatta cotton undershirts,
silk undershirts, white wool uudershirts, cashmere d
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27

ShouId a sufficient quantity Of cane he guaranteed, would be
glad to learn from those parties who feel inclined t. grow cane
what quantity they would lie prepared to plant At once. to he
delivered To- the mill to be ground on shares, on the understand
ing ihat a mill Mnn!l be rradX befnre il was rine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27
BEER, WINES AND
LIQUORS.

Jehrey's draueht ale. Bass draught ale,
Bass India pale all in quarts and pints,
German India pale al in quarts and pints,
Lager beer in quarts and pirts,
Barclay. Perkins X Co.'S London porter in OTIS and pts,
German orter in quarts and pints.
MarttllS fine old brandy in cases.
Brandy ia casks. genuine Holland gin,
Superior sherry. port wine, clarct i'll casks,
Madeira AMI cltret in cases, gilka,
Champagne in quarts anil piuts. I'm Ruinart pere Is fills, Rheims;
Champagne i'm gu rs and pintS. FIN JacquessHn 3 fills, Chalous;
Champagne in quarts and pints. from AdOlphe Collins, Chalons.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27
AND SHIP
GhRRdsery.

English white lead, Engli- h zinc paint, black paint,
Green faint, red lead. vermi. ion. gold leaf,
Boiled linseed oi in iron cans and casks.
Lamphlack, paint brushes. Russia duck. Nos ! and =,
English hemp canvas. Nos co. o, l, ., 3, /, 5, 8;
English sail and rnping twiuc, spunyarn,
Russia cordage, assorted sizes, II to 1 inches.
Manila rope, l and II inch; whale line. housing,
Nsrline, log lines. flag lines, hooks and ~thimbles,
Stockholm tar pitch. coal tar. resin,
Spirits of turpentine. blocks, , to 3 inches,
Runting, red. white aud blue; deck lights.
Yellow metal, 1Sc. 2i ~; composition nails, II inch;
Copper pump tacks, oak boats, whaiers' oil shrunk caskg
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27

A splendid assortment OF mahogany and Jsccarand
wood wardrOhes.
Uarirobes, chests Of drawers. center tables,
Extension tables. sofas. arm chairs. parlor chaiTs,
Chiidreu's chairs. easy chairs. washstands,
Jaccsranda card tables, etc, etc, etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27
STNDREES.

Blue, white and gray wooden blankets, burap.. 20 inch
White and pink bed quilts. linen Turkish towels.
WOODEN shaws and plaiis. steel pens, copy books,
Lead pencils, room paper, playing cards,
Printing paper tapestry carpetllg. fancy mating,
FLOOR cloth, II carpet bags. prepared arsenic,
Hide poison. 90 gallons water 10 l gallon;
CamphOr. white chambers. water monkeys,
White granite dinner sets, Paris vases,
3 French porcelain dinner sets complete, cut wire,
Champagne and porter glasses. cut u ublers,
Soda water bottles, empty demijohns. ! gallon;
Casters. genuine Luhins extracts, hair oil,
Genuine Eau de Cologne, dressing cumbs,
Beads, ivory tooth combs, porcelain huttO 8,
Metal pantalo0a buttons. VI y pearl buttons,
Porcelain buttons. agate buttons, linen thread,
Linen tape, black sewing sill. needles pins,
Thimhles. clay pipes. smoking tobacco.
States tor roofing, floor stones, oak barrels,
Rife powder. percussion caps, French :alf skins,
Suspenders, table cover piano covers, toys,
Looking glasses, hand mirrors, albums, fans,
Shawl bro ches. bread baskets, en-Taviugs,
Ladies' nec-ssHire-. stereuscOpes. market oas lets,
knife baskets, picture cards, table brushes,
Back combs, HAIR brushes, tooth brushes,
FIRE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY,
BLACKSMITH'S GOALS,
ENGLISH STEAM GOALS. etc., etc.
BIS IN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27
HOSHERY

Grey and white merino socks. white cotton stockings,
Blue mixed ami brown cotton socks, heavy comfOrters
Boys seeks. brown and white; wooden mitts,
Assnrt ment of children's stockings,
Hoavy WOODEN stockings and socks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27
HANDKEREHEEFS

Plain black silk handkerchiefS. India silk rorahs,
Black and fancy cravats. white six cambria hdkfs,
Colored silk camiric d; ndkerchieiS.
LINEN cambria handk- rchiefS.
.Jaconet handNrrchiefs. printed norler,
Printed C ttnn handkerchief. satin finish,
Turkey red and yellow handkerch efs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27
10 Game Growers!
In or near Honolulu!

UNDERSIGNED. FOR A
q Company VIII" have il in contemplation to erect s Sugar
ill and Works for the manufacture Of sugar
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27
Il HARD,
ware.

Steel scissors, assorted; sailor-' pocket knives,
Superior pen and pocket knives. saw fes,
Coco handled hurcher kuiv :. fencing wire,
Hoop iron. /. I. l and Il inch;
Invoice Of best English refined bar iron,
Iron timed sauc-pans, iron timed tea-kettles,
Iron pots, sheet zinc, shot, tinIed lead pipe, zinc nails.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27

English all hcgskin saddles, completes;
German. English ana French saddlts, complete;
Bits and brides, sa Idle gir1hs, felt saddle cloths.
Iron timed spurs, German SILVER spurs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27
HATS. &c.

Gents felt hats. new styles; hoys' hats and caps,
LADIES' riding hats, large a. sOrtmrnt gents straw hats,
Large assortment ladies' and chiIdren's straw hats.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-27
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Literary Notice.

SEVENTEEN YEARS N PoLYSEsn-MissiOuary Life,
Travels and Researches in the Islands of the
Pacifc-By the Rev. George Tuner, Of the
London Missionary Society. London john
Snow, PaternOster Row. 1852.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-05-28
A Summary Of the Bat,les.

No better view in brief. Of the late
battles near Fredericksburg has been
given, we think. than The fsi:owing from
the special correspondent of the Rich.
mond Enquirer:~ S. -. >,
To make = recapituIation of ftl,e lead.
ing. events, We would say ah-re were
the following bstlles and f,articipants'
Wilderness, fifteen miles above Fredcr.
icksburg, where Jackson succeeded in
turning the enemv's tfauk. This NAV be
called for n PROPER understanding of tlis
matter, the battle Of the l" Wilderness "
1t was here that jackson turned the enc
my's flank on Saturday evening, with
ID. II. Hills and .Trintis's divisions.-.
The next was The fight Of Chancellors-
vile, TO which point tho enemy fell
back on Saturday evening, and arouttl
which they centered aud made their
best fight, lasting from dawn until near
midday Of Sunday. In this fight d Fl
Hill and Trimble pressed them from
above, whilst A. p. Hill, McLaws and
Audetson not only held them in check
IN attempting to force our lower lines,
but aided in driving them from their
breastwofks land accomplished the great
victory Of Sunday, which, indeed, was
the turning point in the whole atfair.-
The takiugiof the heights on Sunday
morning may PROPERLY be called the
battle of fredericksburg. There were
at this point Bsrksdale's brigade. Of
McLsws' division, and part, think
of Hayes Loui>iana btigade, J. thougl,
of this ! am no, positive. .~< =
Tho next. engagentett was on Sun.
day evening. The troops here eneag>
ed consisted Of Anderson's and McLaly's.
This occurred near Salem Church, abou,
four. miles Southwest of fredericksburg,
and may, we SUPPOSE be regarded as
the battle Of Salem Church. The re.
suit Of this fight was, that our men
drove, the eneny back fully mile in
the direction of Fredericksburg. Ths
closing engagements occurred along the
line OF the plank road and towards
Banks Ford, by which route the enemy
succeeded IN recrossiug the river. The
troops engaged on our side were the
divisions of Anderson aud McLaws, who
hckl the position nearest the river, on
the upper line, and the brigades of
Hayes, iioke and IIawton on the lower
line; whilst the Mississippians, under
Barksdale, and Smiths brigade Of
EARLY 's division, guarded the rear from
an attack outwards from 'Frederieks>
burg--,he heights hsving been previ,
ously taken, without the firing oS . gnn,
on Monday morning.. by Gnrdon's brig
sde, with charged bayonets. This was
glorious achievment, lf,s crownsns act
Of the grand drama. {, may be fitly
| called, we think, tire " reut ~ Banks
! Ford' -~.-s
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-05-28

A BRrEF ,BUr EspREasIvk LErrRR
FRoMA YAEKEE GiRE.-In n sEirmish
Saturday on the Rappahannock with
che 95th Pennsylvania, IN which tho
latter got the worst of Il and ran, one
Of the knapsacks Of tire flying Yankees
was captured, and in il a letter from
MARTHA" his sweetheart, who lives in
Philadelphia. We copy a portion Of il,
spelling aud a!F;' -
"Jolin, If fcoft see yon,. | think 4
eo'd a.nnse yon = while. You spoke
Of seaing lots of fun running the Rebels
from the Rappahannock, but don't
think it.is nnscb fun when half that
went off in the 9oth is kiticd and near.
ily all the rest is wounder,. 'yoa said
yoa, did; mol get hurt in the hattie
you bad better watch for the Rebels
will shoot you, they have kill lots 'ot
our Friends that Won use 10 know:
heard tbat they had killed onlaie Joseph
and nearly pit Of his regt is kill and
wouaded and missing. The regt will
be ruined. John hxrt got any fresh
'news toSwtite, times arc duh heare, and
no fun for M 'girlsi iat afI Il wan, you
all to come horne sal 'set tie Rebel.
alone for you caat phip aisns no how
and we can live without them. You
will'slay theare until yoa all get kiiisti
am afrxid." IL 80 ~ -
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-05-28
"eive Us this Day Our Daily prssd. y

In q. miserable eottege at the bottom
Of hiHt two cifitdfeH hoyercd over n
smoulderiag fire. A tempest rageil
without-a fearful tempest, against
which man and heast were alike power
less: -
A poor old Iliser. mrch poorer than
these shivering children, though he had
heaps Of money at home, drew his rag
ged cloak about him as he crouched
down NJ The Threshold of the miserable
door: lie dare not enter for fear they
would ask pay for shelter, and he GOULD
not move for the storm. a
81 am hungry, Aei:ie!"
/" So am l.: I've hunted for potato
pairing. bnt can, find ANY"
"What an awfri storm ~
Yes, the old tree has blown down.
gness God took care that it didn',
I On the house. See, /, certainly would
1--we killed ns."
,-TeH he enuld dr. that, couldn't he
send as breadf' r.-' ~ .a' ~
s"f guess so let's pray Onr Father :
and when We come 10 that pwt fet as
stop IiR We get some bread" .''.
So ilroy began, and the niser crouch.
ing and -sirivering. listened. When
they paused, expecting in their childish
faith to see soffre irriracuious n,ahifssta.
ton, hnmsn feeling stole oyer his
heart, God sent some angel TO soften IL
liessought loaf at the village, think.
ins u would last him DAYS, but the
silence of the poor little children spoke
louder 20 him thau aie voice Of many
waters. He 6pencd, the door solliy
threw in the fossf, and then listened h
the wild, eager cry of delight that oams
from the half furnished littis Ones.
Il dropped right down from iIeayen
didn't il 2" questioned the yoapger. =.
-" Yes;-I mean to love God f,reve,
for giving US bread, because we asl
him" -.
"We'' ask him every day. won's NE
Why, tneyer thougM God was 40 good
did you r. - .Et,r,...,
''" Yea, L always Thought, but neysl
quite knew IL before" -. q.
lets ask him to give father worI
to do all the tirse. 40 ss need never b,
hungry agsi,s He'a do it-T;lhn sure.''
7 The ssevnr passed---the miser wen
lhoms, "A little flower had s,pnae /,
hia heart |; IL was no logger barren. 4
la,s few weeks ne. died, bae nus-bs
fstshe had given, the cottage, ssbfrl
swas: his, 70 the poor aboriie man.
/ And tie ttttloS CHI ildren syes Atser eel
a sweet ard scaens epdstoa.* When' i,
'leir mA.iaef tievoiinns n,ey cam. !,
these tfisfi,t words Give .vs Ia;
I day our dsiiy bisaI."
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-05-28
Matttrs III @slsrat::
'Fsom the chester Standard. L.
Speculation.

Mr.. E'itor-After q thort sfsettce,
Ihavs sgsin returned to ,hese old rug.
9sd hills Of Chester. During my trav.
els I ihappeued to learn alitfIe Of the
lives Of several Of y0hr celebrated pa.
triotic specula,ors, and permit nne. Mr..
Editor, through the columns of your
paper. to publish pro bono ra6lieo.
. These ungrateful e1tortioneys NAV be
known by their great desire to grum-
bic; they render themselves FAITHFULLY
disgusting to the loysl and faithful Of
this community--tlIey appear anxious
TO obtain tho news, but are Unwilling
to pay ore, cent toward. the expense-
in conversation thew always have some
defeat or great oalah1ily befsllen our
beloved army. Their cry i, :" We are
ruined people,. Thcy are very ego,is.
tical, imagine ihenselyes endowed with
more intellect and smartness than their
fellow-map,, and presume to know a
little Of ANYTHING and everything
They, Mr.. Editor, view ohly ono side Of
the picture. Meet them on the street
or athon,e atid their long faces denote
that they have>a "rain across the mis-.
cry" Ssch individuals are naturally
prone 10 speuuiation, and do mol kesf.
tate to speculate on the necessaries oi
life. They are extremely selfish, their
minds being fixed on the Almighty
dollar, they grumble because they can
not make fortunes in day. They
would plumber the silver coiti u,at closes
their mothers eye.lids- in death, and
speculate the last card on their fathers
coffin. Have we not. MIR. Editor, sucl,
q class Of speculators in our midst, and
il SO, justice demand, that they be
marked, sos that all in Our community
know them. i liave heard II hinted Oh
several occasions. that bu, a Tow in our
raiastare clear Of tliis cursed sin. From
the pulpit to the member Of tho Chris.
tian church aresto he found these green.
eyed monsters. filing their Golfers off
the wiycs, sisters and families Of our
brave and noble defenders, who arc en-
during the dangers, tolls and fatigue Of
camp life. tramping rough shod over
the soil Of !yifgihia and other psrts Of
our biee1ing country. Mr. Editor, some
of these spectators were the foremost
in the great Cause of secession. the, first
to place the button on their hats--the
fiEst to claim right eto stay at ttcme.
Have the same individuals a right to
claim twenty cents for pound I'd aour
from. soldiers wife, 1whsh IN Charlotte
and else where 1T can be bought a,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-05-28
A FArr,IrUL WrE.-The Msrescln

A FArrurUL WIrE.-The Maresclraf
dc Meuchy having heen conducted n
prisoner to the Luxembourg, had scarce.
ly arrived when his aife entered the
prison. The jailot observed to her that
the order for tiie Maresclai's arrest
made no mention Of her. She answer.
ed with mingled gayety and s~Se,ness :
Since my husband is prisoner, l. .am
ono Also" = -
When be was carried before ~ Rev.
olaliohsty Tribunal, he WAS stilt attend
ed by his wife. The, Public Accuse,
here informed Madatue DE Money tla
she was not called upon 10 appear, ant
she replied !: When my husband il
called f,r. am also called"
In a word, when the fatal sentence o
death was pronounced upon the Mares
chai lin fsithful wife assembled the car
With him, and wher the -1ecut;oner oh
jected, becR,ise she was not condemned
10. die. she answered: s'Since sentenc,
is passed upon my husband, it is passet
upon. me also."- -
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-05-28
GREENVILRs lTHURspAY

A BsAurIrul ExraAof.---f saw q
stnournsr standing 1T eventide oyer the
grave Of one dearest 10 him on earth
The memory Of joys that were past came
ctowding on his soul. Z .- ~
: And tliis." said he, ais all that 70,
mains of one so loved and 30 lovely
call, but not voice hnswers. OF my
loved one will not heart OSDeathl in.
exorable Dealhi what hast though
done Q Let me lie down and forget my
sorrow In the slhmbcrs Of the grave y
:, When hs thought thus in agony, the
form Of Christianity came by. III
heard the song end transport OF th.
great multitude, which no man can
number, around The throne--there were
the spirits Of tho jus. made perfec,--
there the spirit Of her he mourhed.--
Their happiness was purs, 'peritianeh,
and perfect. The ,mourner then wiped
the tear from his eye, toek courage and
thanked God" "Aii the days Of by
appointed time" said lie. a;will l wall
till ny change comes,n and he returned
to the duties Of life, poionger sortuwing
.as those who have no hope. -, g. :
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-05-28
Froan the ss1ms Repcrtef.
Amer = Litsle. Wide
e. f.. sY yssEs n KAspaLf.~ Z 3

Z Aftsr a little while, = = ~
sksd sii the eIories of.the a'ght and day
~ Have ded fos ase;F 4 ~. -
tn friendship's glance spd bssasJ's uin.
tAher. iftifs rhiIs. "a
~ new will faif fsom ffme end ssfaf sfocks
Down fhese dark loeks; =.
be>ls Shaving :envard - the Golden isle,
Atter . litils whiles 49, 8. q
~ .AfssS q, Iittie while-- - !.
ebanses Wien youth is tlaaensd on o.,
Ashops b nssk
jbspp ssd Ni(ksr is thtsadim aefile,
ssA yFpiftrfa besseh =. s%C,.
Aflie : lltsls ve5lss al
- ,kss~ 1 Nae wbsls. =, :. : :
= eansSs tkst shiMnsr cA fSs robes o.
z ! :. And svessss msson,s 80. -, =
Is rsuss NY vsgsaEt tsseies can bsguile.
= y 90 i slumt5sF s66s>4-s s.SSsc
Assr 1ifsis vkiie. 4.
AsA.s . slisiis While 80 = :. :. :. Z. (: !.
M Eisds viii ssssnAdfip bush Aad tess,s.a
tztf. Bat ne4.for ne, :, ~. -. q
- f6iloxt dpskjsr tken. she gloomy Eije,
'ke4S Mr.. barqgss pssist he--.
-: Ns.s llns wslls.
Aylsr . sIiuIe xhsls,. ~
|Is eross viii Rlst~n and Che tkist3es war,
&E .Aboyo my ,srave .yt = ~
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riginll MS.ltris6 4sastrg,
LINES
,son Tue sosTpsas EsrKnrsrsE.

ttE@r& b. 1900 a .
~ M ~ LIN T. 3 ~s5se-,~
6sssE pssrn or Llkuy. GEN. 7, j. sAcEsoS O "a
Great Jaeksva's dSaafli-s - -.
! AhdsnSy is psarned, as. brave Sesn mourn.
a siac brave, -: -. .-.... :,
Aadwrps as nations weep thsit eheriahes
aeati-- .. .
Msth bitter basproad tears, and Der his
bead .s - -
Z Tie stsrnal aowers whose root Is In the
erhxe. -.,..... a, =. - :.
Asassy his grays's side pilgrim fecs'.esi
"a pd slessings pprs Ns men 10 msrtyrsgiyc.
11svs fk.re becn breashed by ssess. he died
toissse.- ,--. =. =. =
! RfidS,p, HE country's banded chisalsy. !.
! ! il,s tsms their hope, his nauas tasir battle
cry; 80 - s -
s1lk:iisssss ~ mothers wi.h their soss to i've;
lTs died as fathers wish their cons to die.
s.Ifea tho grief,worn check the haes Of
Llire-- ...e -. SO. ..-
txfhish fade when all We love Is in the tomb
fSnId ever know on earth a seccnd blooin.
Ihr mspcry OF gahfdSt death like his.
Msah cali them into be ihgs hnt the few,
Who. ;ss their friends tleir has6s~d, or their
ssn, .r : ,.. - .
Mia kind, warm heart and gentle ssarit
kaew, - =. :.
iisa ibag lived, hoped and feared for him
81 eiese 6 y,, -, ) "a. = - :.
! l5Iis as,ss thair ouly NUDE. snd Nm go, 4
i. Tie OILY starlight Of their evening sky, -:
S,TlA etsSp shs sas Of happisess,sesmed din.
.t4a nsss Uess joys were sorrows Gut vial.
s. hims . ~ =, ~ :. x, *,
Add shxa, the 6~rsiag bsiist in. .his bresst,
l7esasorpsd. Ike sssn,ncr fruit from on
z he bdugh. ,.ss:,.s.,sT -. "a
4h<re-sss o,.- heart that knew and loved
+8jm bed-. s, ~zV.'SS y =. - = :
M ma 5Ssd pifss--and is bscsen now.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-05-28

BEkurr.-" That is not the most per.
feet beatty which, in public. would at
'tract the greatest observation nor even
that which the s,atuaty would admit
To be q ,faultless piece of!clay, kneaded
ur with blood, iButthat.i .istf1e bcHiiry
whicl, has not only substance, but q
spiri:-a beauty that NE must intimate.
ly know TO be appieciated-a beauiy
lighted up in cnnversation, where the
mind shines, as il were, through, n cas-.
ket where. in The lsnguage Of the poet,
the eloquent blood spoke in her cheeks,
and so distinctly wrought, that we
might utmost say her body'.-xn order
and a mode ofJbesnty, which, the more
we know tue more we accuse ourselves
for not having before discovered those
thousand sgraces which bespeak that
their owner has. soul: This is that
beauty which never CLOVIS, possessing
charms as resistless rs the fascinating
Egyptian, for which Antony wisely paid
Che baubls of rhe wor.d--a' bsauty like
the7rising of his owp Italian SIMS, ,ils
ways enchanting, never the same"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-05-28

CftARLksaos..-Ths Providence, (R,
~ Press nikes The sdajoinod statss
Z We lcafd from one. wbo hns been in
. position 70 know, thsl-a second at
tssk on .Ciiaslestontis Is nes contemplated
&C atptsssnk Bssleaghs NE s,eing grant
,edsso o(lfssss and spsn In Gen. Hustef's
rDepassnsens and It seelns. To- be fhe
opsSsos 90 sSss ;informsas that tia on.
tsnsive f9ai6casions sfousdtbe hot he'd
Of secsssioa sss cApshls OF. sscceasf.IIy j
resisting a much issrer .fxee than ha,
sssr yst been esthsrsd ~ Ailsos Head
|. Z. ..--sszss.~..zsS 8 ~. : sss
Ar Bsownsviile, Texas. s~@l~ees 4
selDtng re titty eekss per aslles. Z slsos,
Of gpp4 tssks, eishtsss saollsss per. des
se he1s atsahs .ssise psics don,sskics
tsssas esnss pr yesd, tsp Iknpdrsy
bsrs;s - 6"ss oola ss .saetisn ., tss
do'lsfs asl assy ccn,s pes i,as,el.-
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Gsesi cbsssss sss sbous u tsks, ,r,uess
ltos 6ssses-~as NOW King. SShosk ass-
tined 70 ecuAe ths. nssbaadEcf, !, the
Princes i,oafiss, of Ewgissts,) good
Gosesntneut, and ressvsd credit.
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= Col. Psrdn, hats battle on - Rs;s
snsock, sslf rssided on the sesne
- 10 osr ,vHJasn, sod brit Htzie far.
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