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The New Gospel of Psaos.

Ii the last issue of the Independent Ne.
Beecher puts forth a discourse on the use ana
abuse Of wealth, in the course Of which bs
utters this remarkable confession as to the re-
suit Of his evangelism in the bosom ofhis own
fook g-
I think I perceive in many of you thHl
have been men of exemplary piety, change
that is not for the best When draw uenr
to you now, do not feel that you have he.
same sympathy you used to have in things
that are good. I do not feel that there IL
that depth Of religious zeal experienced bv
you that there used to be. When I hear 7o5.
talk Of men, I see that you have not those
same spiritual relishes that you used to have.
And I see why. It is because you have :
great deal more of wealth than you used 70
have
That while the country has been growing
poor, Mr.. Beeeher's parishioners have beeA
growing richer, is no wise astonishing. But
as the World says. Mr.. Beecher has done biso
utmost to swell the numbers Of this class. ia
"He has turned his pulpit into q politScsI
platform, ED has permitted hins- to be but
forward, both on and of the hustlngs, as goI-,
unteer aid of the Administration leaders.
wearing the regimentals Of the church mile.
tant faithful attendance upon the serriessI
of the peculiar gospel which he dispensss he
has naturally come to be regarded as a lsei,i-3
mate claim upon the gratitude and the favor
Of the Administration. sit
"Now that the seed which he has 40 ss.is.
uously sown begins to spring up into a ksf.
vest Of comfortable indifference about him
and the tares Of worldliness choke his wbssf
Of other worldiness, the pastor Of the Plyrani-.
outh Church. amazed and eonfounded, bssta
his breast aud finds, ike the Bishop Of Dsl.-
keilb, with bis cuirass of battle under his CAS-
sock fprayer, that his conscience rattles,
"His confession is exeusable, and even
commsndabIe, His amazement, however. is
neither excusable nor commendable.n
If in these whirligig times, any one viii
pause long enough to reflect on the results Of
war, ana 1he Vlces which 1t engend5rs, they
viii discover that what Mr. Beeeher COM
plains Of, is the most natural thing in tbs
world. The excitement Of the battle field.
the e1ilaration Of the camps, the furore Of
trade, the monomania for wealth, the success
Of certain people in certain kinds of businesEl
the.terrible immOralities which belong to mil.
itary life, may well make minister Of the
Gospel pause; but in Mr. Beecher such sd-
dresses come to MS like the appeal Of Nathan
TO David, Thou art tie man r. Who. in an
the land, has done so much as Mr.. Beeehsr
to stir up the very devil in mems naturss2--
Those who leave the pulpit for the rostruns.
who preach Sharp's rifles instead Of the Cos
pei of Peace, must expect to see Just Whist
Mr.. Beecher deplores-Ns,o Haven ReVistsr!
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Our Sturg-G GtIItr.
"a LITTLE BOX FOR YOU, SIR"

KATE CoURTowN was the bishops only
child-beautiful, accomplished, clever
and an heiress. Therefore it was quite g
natural conclusion that we q speak ad.
visedly)-we, say, were all in love with
her; from the youngest ensign, who in.
nocently told US he liked her best be-
cause she was something like his mother,
to the brazen-faced old reprobate, our
lieutenant-colonel, who actually grew
virtuous for six months he remained in
the pleasant old city, aud not only got in
side the cathedral in time for service, but
kept awake until the sermon began, when
be took his revenge by snoring behind
his red curtain, publicly reprimanding a
newly Joined sub for the same delin-
quency, adding, that if he did sleep he
ought to do so in a reverent way.
I believe most regiments have at least
one lady killer on their list-one, mean
par excellence the acknowledged Adonis.
Ours was a certain Captain Hetherston,
who rejoiced in the nickname of Box.
owing to the efficient manner in which
he came out as that well-known character
in the jolly old comedy. Although
popular man with the mess, he was not
individually a favorite. That was not
ny thing particular, you may remark.
But it was not jealousy; his good looks
had nothing to do with the feeling. It
was the take all but give nothing" sort
of way he had that did the mischief
None of US could have said we knew where
he came from, or where the friends he
talked so big about lived-how much he
had to live upon, or where Il came from.
We saw him as he wass-an uncommonly
handsome, well-dressed, and well-off fell
low; but we saw, too, that he never spent
q dollar be could screw out of another
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DTARRHEA AND DYsESTERT.-We have eE.
amined great number Of letters from some
Of the most citizens Of Cincinnati and Coviu0-
ton, etc, speaking in the highest terms Of
DR.. Stricklands Anti-Cholera Mixture for the
cure of diarrhoea and dysenteFv. The lettprE
are too long to publish. Mr.. Woods. ofCoy-
ington, says he was pronounced incurable BIZ
the best doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottjS
Of DR.. Strickland's Anti-ChoIera Mixture Eff
ected permanent cure after suffering for
months with the worst form Of diarrboeS ana
dysentery.
Another says he was discharged from the
United States service after suffering in the
hospital for months as incurable. and a. 3
last resource tried Striekland's Anti-Cholers
Mixture he got well directly and has now en-
tered the army again in good health. One
man writes he has cured seven or eight yeFY
bad cases Of diarrh9s and dysentery in tbe
barracks he was in with one bottle Of this
valuable medicine. in aes We could dll hsR
our paper with similar items from these let
ters. Why does not our Government seenfe
this valuable preparation. Our army ought
to be supplied with it. It is but short time
since one of our men laid in a very low cor
dition at one of our Cincinnati Hospitals, his
wife was sent for, his doctors considered his
a hopeless case. She, however, gave him
Strickland's Anti-Cholera Mixture, and n
three weeks he was able to return home with
his wife TO New Richmond, O. All thess
cases right at home speak for themselves
We hope all the soldiers will put bottle Of
it iu their knapsacks it may save them o.
some of their comrades Il is for sale By al
druggists.
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iltonian fully. The Shakers eat no pork, but
raise few hogs for Gentiles. The Shakers
are posted on vegetable raising.
1t is pleasant to have Shaker friends, to
meet them on the street or at their homes, to
see the neat plain attire of the Shakeresses,
and the demure looks of the little Shakers f;
but one cannot resist the conviction that this
is not the best way to live. We believe in
families all our own. Sill they point to the
fact that they are not the only people in the
world who have maintained for seventy
years, system of living, one of the funda-
mental principles of which is a community Of
property. Who ever saw a Shaker drink, or
lie, or swear, or stsal7 There is so mnch in
their favor.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1856.

late the high Ofense in the sight OF morals
and deoency of which Mr. johnson was gull
ty' we enter our final and solemn profess
against any criticism on his behavior froys
the Abolition side of the house. He hassia.
graced himself, it is true, by this last act bu,.
1t IS honorable compared with the deeds sr
which they have given him the second ofios
IL the nation. They have as little rieh, 70
crIticise the comparatively trihing immortality
OF the fourth Of March, as had James tbe
Second to rebuke Jefreys for red eyes ana
night drinking, sitter rewsrding him for the
murder Of innocent men and the whipping %
delicate women, with the gift Of the essaSi
Seal
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Sue contrary, are considered as wishing to con
A1ae Lheir subscriptions to the paper.
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seeteq they are held responsible tillthey haves set
fleo sle Dill and ordered them discontinued. r-
8 II subscribers remove to other places With
SutinIornlng the publisher, and the papers are
Iible.
3: The Courts havedecided thatrefusingto take
periodicals. from the Office or removing and leaT-
ing tiem unfalled for, is primo Jaeie evidence Of
ntentiOnalfraud. -
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Look with the eyes Of your soul and see
That pale girl theve-yes, that is shel
With wondr rous hair CT fseintillant gold,
Like q coil Of sunshine carelessly rolled
Der brow that knows but a single stain;
o, its crimson stainl OF its while, white pain !;
No mother'slove could spring from dust
To shield her from mans heIlish lust
.----- Who cares 2 who cares 2
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sAttt 9ottrg.
wHocAREsi

BIZ DORA SHAW.
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VOLUME F. NO. /.
URBANA UNION
8. y. -, -.

ORFICE-Coulson's Building, tseeond floor.
Hestside North Main-street, near the Square.
TERAIs:-S2 so per annum, invariably in ad-
vance. 81, so for Six Months.
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THERE they 20, thrO' the long, long day,
Unheeding the Sun. with its piercing ray,
e Unheeding the seorn that their glances greet,
+ In the hard, cold eyes Of all they meet;
{ Unheeding-ah, no for the passer-by
! May Oft times catch Quick-drawn sigh,
That pleads like a voice for little pity
From the narrow hearts Of the great, wide cit
Who cares? who cares?
: Look with the eyes Of your soul and see
That pale girl there-yes, that is shel
With wond'rous hair CT seintillant gold,
Like a coil Of sunshine carelessly rolled
4 Ger brow that knows but a single stain;
o, its crimson stainl OF its while, white pain
No mother'slo could spring from dust
To shield her from mans heIlish lust.
.-- Who cares , who cares!
! Up and down thro' the gas-Iit street,
Thro' the long, long night, thro' rain and sleet
! Up and down with a weary tread,
No matter the tears the wild eye shed;
No matter the pain in her love-crushed heart,
No matter the cause of its endless smart;
But what If she answered gaunt Hunger's call?
No me- we cannot forgive her fall.
Who cares? who cares?
Up and down and to and fro,
Weariedly, languidly, come and 20,
These women fair, and crushed and lost
Frail vessels wreek'd or tempest tost.
No kindly word on their dangerous way,
Has told where the shoals and quicksands Law.
There's broken vow, and they're hurried down
To the sinful depths Of the sinful town.
Who cares who caresP
Up and down, throgh the dusty street,
Some pale as q maiden's winding sheet,
Pale with some dream ofa sinless yore
OF mothers face by cottage door;
Pale with the fiat by christians made,
No mercy for them the heart betrayed;
Pale from this thought, "Do as we may,
We're barred from the worlds own proper way"
Who cares? who cares?
Up the long streetthey come and go,
We catch their rich silks rustling flow,
Upon their bosoms jewels rare,
And the hearts beneath-ohl there, yes there,
Lies hope, perchance by angels given,
in sin to be born in heaven;
But let not her feet near MY pathway stray,
Says the Pharisee, in her proper way.
Who cares? who cares?
Aye, to and fro, and up and down,
some with silk some with tattered gown;
some with bold and desperate glance,
Hurried madlyiforth like keen sharp lance,
And some with a look ofs wounded deer,
Knowing the hounds and death are near;
Some pleading charity, bread or pity,
But the cry is drowned in the noisy city.
Who cares? who cares?
Men falsely WOO, and falsely win
Pure women pardon the petty SIM
VIII smile on, vile on, fete and fatter,
The girl that's lost "a triling matter!
She s gone, perchance, in her woman's shame,
To some den to change her life, her name,
Or with broken heart, hope brightens never,
Has hushed its woe'neath the flowing river.
Who cares ? who cares?
By Magdalen's pale and pleading face,
Ger which Saviours eyes could trace
The fall Of penitential tears,
Shed for the sins Of sinful yeae,
And BY those pard ming words, low spoken,
70 that frail woman, how'd and broken,
By the 'sin no more" there's pity, love,
In the city wide of the Far Above!
He CARES HE CARES
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THERE they 20, thrO' the long, long day,
Unheeding the sur. with its piercing ray,
Unheeding the seOrn that their glances greet,
In the hard, cold eyes efall they meet;
Unheeding-ah, no for the passer-by
May Oft times catch a quiek-drawn sigh,
That pleads Ike voice for little pity
From the narrow hearts Of the great, wide city.
Who cares? who cares?
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- Shallow brooks and shallow old men
pass their whole time in babbling.

Dyspepsia, Nervousness, and Dq5iZity, Or.
Stricklands Toaic-We can recommend those
suffering with Loss of Appetite, Indigestion,
or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous De-
bility, to use Strickland's Tonic. It is a veg
etable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors /;
it strengthens the whole nervous system f.; it
creates good appetite, and is warranted to
cure Dyspepsia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally at One
Dollar per bottle. Prepared by Dr.. A. StricE.
and 6 East Fourth Street. Cincinnati. o.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
REMOVAL.

TOHN OGREN l. co. BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
81 their friends and customers that they have removed
from No. $40 King.street to the NORTHEAST CORNER
OF MEETING AND HASEI-STREETS, where are
now prepared to manufacture HARNESS AND SADDLE
RY in all its branches All work entrusted to
neatly executed and warranted.
We have in Store fine selection of Goods, consisting
In part Of fine WOOL HORSE BLANKETS, Lap Blan-
kets Bride Mountngs Martingales Whips of all kinds
Saddle Cloths, Horse Brushes, Curry Combs, Name
Combs Mule and Horae Collars OF every description; a
Persons in want Of articles in line would find II to
their advantage by giving US a CALL OF the
n. L. CORNER MEETING AND HASEL SITS.
Noyenber
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SELECT SCHOOL.

SELECT SCHOOL,
ON THE 18th OF NOVEMBER MRS. HOPsON
" PINCKNEY will open o SELECT SCHOOL for
Young Ladies' at her residence, centric house Aken's
Row. where instruction will be given in all the branches
Of o thorough Engish Education aud In the Modern
Languages. For terms and other particulars apply
above. limo October 10
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
FFIHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
Il Partnership for transacting SHIPPING AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the style Of MORDE-
CAL CO. NJ. C. MORDECAI.
j. L. TOBIAS
Charleston, November /, 1865. limo November4
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November 4
Sale Of Furniture, DC. at Mount Pleasant.

Sale Of Furniture, &C., at Mount Pleasant
BY j. SYMONS.
will sell MONDAY, the 9Th instant at the corner of
Centre and Middle streets, at IL A. NJ,
MAHOGANY sIDEBoARD. Dining Table Bureau,
Bookcase pedstead, Chairs, Tables, Pictures large
Dishes, Washstand, Quadrant, Firedogs, Cooking Uten-
ss Wire Safe, Spring Wagon, Cart front Wheels and
Pole OF wagon, Saddle, two pair Hamcs. three Sling
Chains Cotton Mattress; fine Counter, fifteen feet
long, with Drawers rollers; Cameo Brooch and Ear
Rlngs to match. With lots of other articles.
Terms cash. ~ November
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Naturalization is called to the sale of twenty youn
mules which can be at srnIaes Stables in King
street, between Spring and Columbus streets.
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ATTENTION is called to the notice Of the Chief Of Cit
Police notifying the members of the Police that
is prepared to pay them, this day, their back ar
rearages.
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AUCTION SALES,
MuieS 0m:i HT$e.
~ II RICkA Az Il. (.Anr IIIrnrnn

.ru ny McizxT Mi'T "t:'; & cHHEi:nELn. fS:'iSf
sor and :. :. rrf a!:St win be TGd at our
large Gray Horse warranted sound,
TIE above sale is positiv and presents rare oppor.
dTaft purposes. "--D'"i i'f iaiiiis OF
Conditions cash on delivery. November,
lrosTroNED on ACCOUNT wEATuEnI
n, ny 1eKxIi xNp 1,es%s, cxHnEt Z, 81 G2ao'r"ea
HIS DAY. 4th sgstant, will be Sold at the foot
500 bAls. LIME, in lots TO friit purchasers
SoO oO pounds t Hair, for Flastercrs
>. ouo fcct Ash Oars.
-S Son.lltions cash on delivery. Noycmbcr4
VIII BY 3. T t. ,s,y ,sAxAGE .y,sx 1HfxWxnD & SONS.
VIII sei az Auction, on TUESDAY Noycmbcr 7th inst
OF S%St2 Sss Fs a6SDg 5ss East Bay
buttons, of various kinds
Ladies' Purses
Jet Brooches
spectaeles Specialize
Crochet Needles
Thmbles
Ar And very large variety of other articles too nume-
rons to mention. November
House and lot in Line-streei, ,cih Furniture, &C.
SUu IoI amd @ on aecoT q purchaser not harig
con s01ps'ea ~ - 'c'Gss gos. 2, Z: sGsf TiouRos.
Lnestreet west Of Meeting. street NORTH side. no.
Ai that LOT OF LAND, with the two and story
woouen buiding known as No. 6. The house contains
rooms of which are lnthed and plastorcd On tho
premises Is good well of water &C., together with an
Oh fruit trees: The lot measures 80 by l45
ee6e the same more less-and is adjoining proper
St o. ar a Buekhe Titles clear Purchaser to pay j. A.
lot all necessary papers. made known at sale
Sale positive and without any reserve
lot of choice FtRNfTURP, eonsisns 1i1hn off,
] Mahogany Sofa q G Chairs
Window Shades II p Bcflstend
/ W Rocker s assorted TabI.a
wire SAFE Bureau aud glsss
IL w Chelrs B Rocker
! MMahogany sideboard superior Clocks in order
superior Cook Stove with fixtures, and In order
Lot assorted Orockery, Tin, Glass Earthcn ware
BOOKS sptoons, together with various other articles
usual.
Terms cash on delivery.
House, ETC., can be examined November
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Handsome ard 1ceu-hept Fmmaure, French and
East India China, C'a Glass, Carpets, dc.
By CLIFFORD AND N1ATHEWIlS.
Will be sold, on MONDAY next, 9Th November, at tho
residence northwest corner Of Yanderhorst and Thorn
as-streets, at 10h o'clock,
Elegant Mahogany DINING TABLES, Mohnr and Cane
seat Chairs, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bedsteads WASH
stands, Wool and Moss Mattresses Feather Beds Bed
Clothes, Blankets, &C.
Handsome French China Dinner, Dessert and Tea Set
complete
Superb Japanese Tea and Coffee sets Glass Dishes
Tumblers and Wineglasses, Knives. &C.
Velretpie, Brussels Ingram and Scotch Carpets but
little usedl, Damask Curtains Cornices and Window
Shaees, Kitchen Furniture, and such other articles
are essential to housekeeping
Terms cash. Articles to be removed Immediately after
SALE wfsm4 November
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Books, Stationery, and Fancy Goods
HATS! HATS! HATS

TVNHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE
l. citizens Of Charleston that he has just opened a
fine assortment Of HATS AND CAPS FOR GENTS AND
BOYS.
well selected stock of HATS FOR MISSES AND
CHILDREN. The goods have been selected with great
for this establishment. and will be offered ut the
lowest market prices.
The public are invited to call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere
C. n. JOHNSON,
No 26o King street, opposite Haaelst.
8. N BROWN, formerly Of Williams L Brown viii be
pleased to soc his friends at this establishment.
November thst,,6x
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ATTENTION Is called TO the sal-, this morning, b.
Messrs. MCKAY CAMPBELL, of Mules and Horses, O
II o'clock AS the sale is positive and unreserved bar
gains may be expected.
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Estate Sale-By Order Of Tie administrator, ,cith
Consent of the Ordinary
BY II. NJ. MARSHALL.
On TUESDAY, 7th inst, at II o'clock, will be sold, Mt
the foot Of Laurens-street, Fairchild Hamlin's
Wharf,
"A sLOOP, Of the capacity of eighteen cords wood.
She viii be sold as she now stands, including every
thing there is belonging to her.
Conditions cash. stu2 November (
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Aucr1oNEERs AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Mcssrs. O'MARA PRESTON having commenced business
in this line, at No. so Queen street. DESIRE our iesue
of to-day, a portion of The patronage Of the public,
which We hope they will obtain they deserving
whose attention and energy ought soon to bring
them good business.
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Mr.. j. r. B1eELow, who advcrtiees this morning
books, stationery and fancy goods certainly observes
call at his store No. 240 Kingstreet At this establish
ment every kind Of reading be obtained photo
graph albums and cards, Autographs, dolls, &C., bc
purchased at the lowest cash prices In addition to this
he makes to order blnn books Of every description
withal can sell almost anything that may be desired,
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WE had the pleasure Of testing the quality of som
very fine Brandy from the wholesale grocery quo
dealers Messrs. b. KLATTE Co., East Bay to whom
we can confidently recommend al in want of good art
cles In their line.
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HEwrrr's GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA.-Thfs popular
Hotel well known to all who have visited Augusta,
has been lately opened for tho reception visitors and
has also been thoroughly renovated and improved.
This establishment has always been considered one of
the most attractive Hotels the Southern country and
we are satisfied that Mr.. HEWITT with his prestige will
not let its reputation suffer at this time.
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HENRY WILLIs.-This gentleman has resumed busi
an Exchange Broker No. 70 Broad street. hi
old stand and all those who May wish business of tina
kind transacted with promptness and attention hat
better call on him before seeing others.