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QTATEMENr of the Condition AZ Is,

GTATEMENT Of the Condition of TIE
~ HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New
Haven. on the arst day Of January. A. D., 1866
sdant to the Statute of said state.
]. The name Of the Company Is the Home In.
surance Company, New Haven, Connecticut.
10 me amonnt OF It's Capital Stock as autnor
s. The amount Of its capt '''''''''' =
tai stock paid up is 500 Oo0 90
T. The Assets Of the Com
LIST Cash on hand, IN Bank,
and In the haads Of agts
fssse s.t!s: sSs91ls ': :ss i
ID. Bo1ds and stocks owned
by the Comp.ny. how se.
4th. Debts 81 the scS ompany oAw
secured By mortgage see o.
5th. Debts otherwise secur.
s.e. s Ss S. ;;s s4 Fssslsn. :sss
sth. All other securities tsee
schedule) 1891 q
Interest accrued I225 $
Total Assets ESQ. 016 90
s. The amount of Liabilities due or not due to
Banks or other creditors None
LOsses adjusted and due None
Z. Losses adjusted and not due None
.. Losses unadt listed, Sl47yO 46
.. Losses in Suspense. waiting further go =
10. AL other claims against the Comfy sl2 4s
;, Total Liabilities. Sl5.S62 q
Y The greatest amount allowed by tho rules
o. me ;, Com,,Paay to Do insured in any one city.
IL The greatest amount allowed 20 be insured
IN any oae block, according to length aud struc.
4. The Act Of Incorporation OF the Company
STATE oE CoNNEcT1cur,l as
County Of New Haven, 49,
NEW HAVEN, Jan. II. 1856.
D. r. satterlee, President. aud Charles Vii.
son, Secretary Of rne Home insurance Compa.
ny, New Haven, being duly sworn, deposo end
say. and each tor himself says. that the foreco.
ing IL true, full anu correct statement Of he
d .hs,
part OF the captltal or earnings Of said Company
mas been deposited In any State -sr Territory az
D. K eATTERLEE President
CHARLES WILSON, secretary.
ana swoa to before me by TIE
~ ~ az s. jan
AUDrron's bF7rcE, IowA,l
Des Moines. Jan 9th, 1896
It is hereby certified, that on the 9th day of
January. 1855. a sworn statement was died in il,
t4is Office, showing the condition Of the Home
Insurance Company, located at New Haven IN
airy, A. D., 1866. in accordance with provision
Of an Act Of the General Assembly OF the State
of Iowa, entitled IAN Act in relation to IN.
smrance Companies approved January 18th.
February 9th 1858, and an Act in relation to
Life Insurance Companies approved March
18th, 1852 that said statement shows that said
Company is possessed Of the requisite amount
OF capital, and invested AS required by law
Authority is therefore given to the above
named Company to transact their appropriate
business OF Insurance in this State, In accord
ance with the laws thereof until the 3lst day of
January, A. D.. One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Stxty-Six.
10 testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my seal of Office, the
day and year first above written.
SEAL JkO. A. ELLIOTT
febll-G6swSt Auditor of State.
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diseases Of the Nervous, beminal, Ur1.
nary and Sexual 6ystems-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD Assoc.
CLAYTON. Sent By mail La sealed letter envel.
As,ee free Of charge. Address. Dr.. J. SKILLIN
HOU0HrON, Howard Association, No, 3sopth
Ninth street, Philadelphia PA,
maH8l- &6NH,
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70 by private letter from Henry L.
Dodge, formerly connected with this office,
we learn that .ae .5.h Iowa was near Beau
fo-t, s. c., on the 9Th ult., and that all the
new recruits appointed to that regiment
are we'll, and in aae spirits.
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Rrown,s B,onchial .Tro hes,

Browns Bronchial aTro hes.
T7tore ne,sr changed my mind respecting Elsm
from the FIRST creeping 10 think yet better Of TIA
,ctich began thinking toeN Of"
Few Henry Ward Beecher.
"Eo- Throat Troubles :iey are q specific
N. r. Willis
contain no opium, nor anything injurious"
Dr. A. A. Hayes. Chemist Boston.
Mn elegant combination, far Cbughs
Dr.. g. f. Rigelox, Boston.
sy recommend their ssse to Public Speakers"
Rev. T.. H. Chaplin.
"Kox salutuyy relief II, Bronchitis"
Rev. 8. se;gfried. Morristown, Ohio.
"Vc,y beneficial u'cn ss1ersng from Colas."
Rev. s. P. Anderson, st. Louis.
"Alssox instant reiief %, The distressing labor of
bre.zth;,,g peculiar to Aslamas.'
Rev. A. 9. Eggleston. New York.
"Thev have suited my case cn0cly.-yc:ie.tsg
mn Atvoot 80 that could sing nth ease.'
r. Ducharme,
rs,orister French Parish Church Montreal
Az there are limitations. be sure to OBTAIN the
sod By all Dealers In Medicines at S cents per
box. febl-dAwlm
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TIME FAR-FAMED DR. WElR, OF
PENNSYLVANIA, announces 70 this COM
munity that he is . practitioner q the
German, French 0nA spanish
mode 81 Medical Treatment 20 suoceesiqHy
practiced Of late In France, spain and Amerlc9s
He haD been engaged for several years IN t!avel'
ing and successfully treating people who iinser
under old
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS.
HE WILL DE AT
Columbus City. February 18th. 1a6&
Centrevile, - 18th,
Morning Sun, 18th,
DOd8eville, 10Th,
Burlington, 2fst.
~. AZ q matter OF information We append the
following list of patients treated by the Doctor
osksiooss. q: 3ttumv.. so7; Fairfield, II:
Iington. ia: s;eourney. SIS: Muscatine SIS: vii
ton Junction. 81; Duraut, .; West Liberty. 10;
Springfield. 9. Total number Il ~ Mnsoatine
Journal. DR. u. X. WELH.
fel,-1l.w2t
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400 SALES TO-DAY.

00 SuOSCE1ptlC00 TO the i-0V DOOOS, C00
only Government loan now in the market,
continue large. The New York Herald
of the 9th says, with reference to this loan:
"The main feature of the week in the de-
partment of Government securities has
been the transfer of the seven thirty loan
to the agency of Mr.. Jay Cooke, Of Phila-
delphia. who has appointed sub-agents all
over the country. Mr.. Fessenden hopes to
he able to derive sufficient from the sales of
these notes and taxes 10 meet the current
demands upon the Treasury, and as the re-
ceipts through Mr.. Cookies agents on Sat
urday are reported to have been about
three millions. this expectation may not be
disappointed
The same article adds:
Taxation is the touchstone of finance,
aud we are as yet only novices in the art.
Under the existing policy OF paper money
imitation, the government will be compelled
to resort to q very thorough system Of rails
the expenditures, these will require to be
much heavier than we have yet experien-
ced. That the people are willing to submit
to be further taxed, the alacrity with which
they have thus far responded affords sufti-
Gent evidence, aud they have invariably
been in advance of the government in pro-
posing taxation since the war began. The
internal revenue receipts for 1864 aggrega-
ted tl02. 2l4, les, against only ~ 769, 257 du-
ring the ten months OF 1858 in which the
act was in operation. This shows great
Improvement certainly but. with a total
expenditure of not very far from three
millions day, something more than the
present schedule is required to meet the
demands upon the Treasury, and Congress
ought to revise the Tax bill accordingly be-
fore its adjournment
The whole number Of National Banks
now organized is 782, with an aggregate
capital of STE. 100000 aud circulation Of
eS7 900, 900. The law limits the capital to
$300. 0OO, 900, and the Indications are that the
maximum will be reached before the LIST Of
January next.
That lhese Banks with circulation based
on the securities OF the Government are
popular with the people, is every day be-
coming more apparent, and as they grow
in favor. the tendency will be to discard
the issues Of the State Banks.
FOREIGN EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.
The exports Of Domestic Produce and
Miscellaneous Goods, including foreign ar
ticles re-expOrted, have been as follows
since the current fiscal year, from New
York, by the monthly official and weekly
setEl-Of0clal returns:
Total, since July .Sl47 400, 1913
Against same time, l364............ SAP
Increase since July a63 $40
The exports OF Specie from New York
have beeu:
Total since July $24 .2s6, 800
Against same time, IS64-.......... 81 $50, 900
Decrease since July l...............&l0, 2oS, 6ol
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Tasss Bisters are prepared, In pure Boarlon
Whiskey, from combination Of over twenty DIFF.
ferent kinds of roots, barks and herbs which oct
Ia perfect concert one with other, prepared from
the original formula given by the great chief Red
jacket, to DR.. Chaplin, who used them successfully
In his practice for many years, and by their ~
gained 90 great popularity il the treatment and
care Of Dysrepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
Sick and Nervous Headache, Fever and Akue. and
oil diseases arising from torpid liver indigestion.
Persons suffering from either Of these loAthsome
diseases will 0nd sure cure BY the use Of those
Ntters, which perfectly pure and free from Ill
tAoee drugs and poisons usually put up in such
preparations and palmed OF on an unsuspecting
public, "A single trial will convince the most skep
tical that in the RED JACKET there u virtue
which NO other Bitters possess
They strengthen and iavisorate the
system.
They are unequalsd Tor general debili.
They are q sure cure FOR dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist DIGESTION.
They are the best stimulAnt in exist.
They are : preventive Of Fever ana
Ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable
Aged persons and delicate females will flnd they
ean save Large doctors bills By the use Of these
Ditters.
Beware Of countertsits. Tho Red Jacket Eitters.
are only sold ia bottles with our name blown on
the eide, and our private goverEnent stamp across
the cer, OUR
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MARRIED,

On the Sth instant at Union Hall, by the Rev.
Mr.. Fansei. Capt. THEODORE WALDsCHMIDT
and Miss LIZZIE BERcHT. all fthis city.
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HEO. DEMERIT 4 co.
VI The following splendid List Of
Watched, Chains, Gold Pens and Pencils, &c.,
Worth $500, 900,

ID
gard to value, and not to b paid until you know
what you viii receive.
100 Gold Hunting cases Watches, each..... elee
40 LADIES' watches, IS
CO Gold Meek and Vest Chains i 70 IS
l o Chatelain and Guard Chains 70 g
100 Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches. to 9
600 Coral, Lava, Garnet. DC ..... TO 3
7o9C Cold. Yet. Opal. &c, Ear D5ops... Sto
6o00 Oval Band Bracelets ............... to
1000 Chased 6racelets..., to 10
$500 California Diamond Rings Pins go to
1000 Cold Watch $50 to 8
$500 solitaire Sleeve Buttons and studs to 8
IVY cold Ih1m1leS.. 70
500 Miniature Lockets... ................... 70
1000 Miniature Lockets, Magtc............. 4 to
900 Gold Toothpic Crosses, Ac......... 70
700 Fob and Ribbon Slides. z to s,
ZOO Chased Gold Rings.o..,............... 2 to 8
go Sets Ladies jewelry-Jet and Gold e IS
s 60 Gold Pens silver Case a and P Pencil e
1000 Pens. Gold Case and Pencil-.:..... to -
without RESERVATION. FoR ONE DOLLAR EACH
Certificates Of all the various articles are placed
a Of
nee. without regard to choice. On receivtna 9
Certificate you viii see what article it representa-
and Il 70 optional with you to send one dollar ana
receive the article named. or any other in tho
List Of the same value.
In all ,ransactiona by mail, we charge for for:
Gates will be sent lor g.; eleven for q; thirty
for s.; sixty i've for SO; aud one hundred for
Sl5. We guarantee satisfaction In every In.
AGENTs-speci terms to Agents.
fetu-wst sos broadway. New York.
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2On Tuesday Capt. Rutledge arrested
two recruiting agents in this city from Illi-
nois, who were endeavoring to enlist men
for that State, and after giving them lit
tie ,salutary advice, released them; they
promising meantime to leave the State.
TIE Captain Is determined that recruiting
for other States shall not go OF ia lis Dis
trict, and any violation of law governing
the matter Will receive his prompt atten-
tim
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Against same time, lo64-......... 81 $50, 900
Decrease since July l...............8 FLO 293 ,69l
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New YORK, Wednesday Ev'g. Feb. 8.
The Independent. of Tomorrow has the
following Dry Goods report:
The market is still unsettled and is char
acterized by y very sluggish demand, a
great desire to sell and n very weak state
Of prices, even after submitting to fur
Their decline in prices.
The sales at auction have been large and
a few jobbers have bought literally, espe-
cialiy of Prints, but the trade at large held
Of.
Prices cannot be bolstered up by false
reports. Prints are the most active of any
description of goods, but only new and
very desirable styles can be sold without
further concession. Brown aud Bleached
Shirtings are much depressed. Brown
Drills have declined. Stripes and Ticks
aae duh. Ginghams are inactive and hea-
w. Wooleus without demand, but prices
are comparatively steady for all desirable
goods. Fancy CasSimeres are very mac.
tive. Delanes have declined, with mod.
crate demand. Shawls of Spring style are
in moderate request, but prices are weak.
In Foreign Goods there is the greatest dull
ness; there is no demand and importers
are tirm, not pressing sales. The imports
are very light.
Local bu siness has not been active for a
few days past. The roads in the country
are rough, and our Illinois neighbors have
not cared to venture on the ice with heavy
loads. Grain market without special
change. Corn steady at IS to 60. Oats 4S,
Rye75. Spring Wheat q, 25 to $3.50, Win.
ter $l,45 to $3.50. We hear some COM
plant among farmers, that the winter
wheat in the ground, is not as promising
a. usual, owing to the dry weather and alb.
sence Of snow.
Annexed will be found our usual detailed re-
port Of this aud other markets.:
suaAR-22a2c: Crusned-Si><c: Powdered
50; A uo-301I: d0-G.
Mol.Ass.as~by tue barrel-sugar House 81 ia
I IS Golden syrup 81 81.
NAILs-TeuC enny Us 30.
RICE-lb1%c
BEEswAX-50c.
BRooxs-ss ooss6 60 per dozen.
FIo0s-srrins. 9 %; Extra. $50: 'cable."
WMrAr-sprtos.s esa1 80; Winter. 81 SOL So
coHN-New, 55@se.
PurAroEs-s1 Is per busheL
ONIoNs-S2@2 25-in demand.
OATS 4S.
RUTrER-25c.
E0G5-l59lic
CHICEENs--t2 5D@s3 % per dozen.
HAY-Ttniothy $40 per ton.
WOODS ~ per cord
HrpEs-Green Ga;c: Green Sailed mart cured
DRY Flint. Ac. Green salted Sc; Dry Sailed
,l21a. ,o,>.
SHEEP PELTS-si Is.
WarsKY-s2 OCtD2 VI.
LAHD-20e. q n.
,DRrEp AppLRx-l6,4c a b.
sTrMorHY 5EKD-24 % = buShel.
ci0vEn SEEp-si2 90 p bushel-in demand.
FLAX aEED-Prime 81 $500 50 = bushel.
Com MKAL-75c p bt1shel.
C tss oll-sIo5e, os ? gallon BY the barrel.
FIsu-Mackerei, No ha!f bbls III so: No 2.
en- s. No kits q SO. No 2 s. o.
TIHnrus srocK-Ttn plate g loxA SO ~
Shaak IRON. wequote No 2D@27. Boiled. 120l9N
No. uOesE charcoal isA@i4c.: 260G Ju0iata,
l4.<@l5M.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To Consnmpiives.-Thea advertiser. having
been restored to bealth in few weeks, by
very simple remedy. after having suffered sever
al years ~iGh severe lung affection, and that
DIR cad disease. Consumption Is anxious to make
known to ais fellow sufferers the means ofcure.
oall " 90 desire 1t, he viii send copy Of the
prescription used free OF charged with the direc.
tons for preparing and using tao same, which
the will find u,re care for Consumption 18th
n,o Bronchitis. &c The only object OF the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription Is to benefit the
fil,cted, and spread Information which he con-
ceives to be Invaluable, and he hopes every SUI.
terer VIII try his remedy, az 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
dec30-w3m Wu!iamsburgh, Kings Co.. n. T.
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E W. The postal money system is opera
ting most exceliently, and affords the best
Of satisfaction to all in this section who
have awaited themselves of its conveuien-
ces. Many orders are issued at the post
cfice ia this city daily. and the system,
popular because safe and expeditions, will
doubtless soon b introduced all over the
country.
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~ We observe by our exchanges that
tie Mississippi river above Dubuque is
steadily falling. AID that there is not much
prospect of nigh water in the spring. But
little snow has fallen along its tributaries.
and unless heavy rains descend during the
spring months, tae river next summer will
be as low ga ever AT KeokIx the ice has
commenced bseaAing up, but here loaded
teams c,css IS usual.
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TO be cold o. ONE DOLLAR each, without re-
gard to value, and not to b paid until you know
what you will receive.
100 Gold Hunting cases Watches, each..... Sl0e
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BooSsBoao IsoEx.-We are in receipt OF
the initial number OF this paper, published
il Boone county, and find It thoroughly
i loyal in sentiment, and running over with
life and spirit. Weextend to M. Gallup,
its editor, our best wishes for his prosper
itY ard succaRa
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10000 %

LIABILITIES.
5. The amount of Liabilities due or not due tn
Banks or other Creditors None,
Losses adjusted and due. None
I. losses adjusted and not due. None.
.. Losses in Suspense. waiting further =
proof, None.
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Headqsarters.
COLUMBIA.S. c.. APHI

A Ill 0fsssrs en- Pest Du'y at this place win
"A make . report TO these Headquart. rs of all
men attached TO their respective departments.
who are entitled TO draw rations at this post.
All provision returns must be made out at the
departments and approved at these Headquar-
tess By order
j F. Ht-DLER. Co.. Combs.
49,. nR<1iSs. A. e. A. G. April 10
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Tst-Wsekly $ld a a Month.
j, Psyahls In Advance.
o1uMBIA, s. c., FRIDAY, APRIL n, 1865.
VOL. mo. 2o.~
Paul Rhymes Spring Fancies.I

Paul Hsyne's Spring Fancies.l
Our -yeung poets have not altogether. lost
their voices. Here Is a faneifal chaunt, on
Mature. Bet.cthed and Welded" from the pen
Of Paul 81. Hayne. He sing. from the luxu-
RANT and. grateful bowers of Edgewood, the
seat Of his tinsnas, ex; Gov. Fickens: and we
argue from this late production Of his muse.
that his health h improving, ard that he may
finally and fully recover from the mahdies
which have long III, eatened him. The arti-
Gle is copied from thA Edge6eld advertiser
Lucky for village, poet and Publisher thas
Whe.ler's men so eeundly drubbed Fitzpatrick
at Aiken. We should otherwise have had no
song frofn this source, and the poet and printer
would have lost their supper:
Have you not noted how. in early spring,
From out the forests past The murmuring
brooks,
Der the hill. sides--nature, with airy grace
Like some fair virgin. touched by lights and
G1idea timidly-a veil of golden mist
About her browe. and budding boeonl draped
In maiden coynessI SAc's bride betrothed
Unto tha, mystic God, = who comes from far.
Rich orient lands upon the winds Of june
y hat bear him 1ike swift ardols winged with
FIRE,
And when on some calm lustrous morn, her
ICf0
CPiifts tle golden veil, and weds 70 hers
The qnickening warmth of ripe, immortal lips,
How the broad earth leaps interaptured life
And thrills with music.
= Then, queenly spouse.
Raised Unto fruitful empire, thTe all hours
VI bOunteoes summer, she u alks proudly Oh.
Shining With blissful eyes of matronhood,
.lhi tt the Iast autumn with reverept hand
Doth crown Her With such full completed. .ioy.
Such weaithof sovereign beauty, she once nee
more,
a, Aeont her brows. and sunptuous bosom folds
That golden veil, not in the tremulous fear ::
Qf maiden soyness nose,-bnt le.t rash men,
Dfawn by her awful loveliness. should dare
fe gaze 'toe elesely On it. and thus fall
7Sm'tteD end blind at her imperial feet!
"a rc'sonifeation is here me- ant vf the i'm
r r,es.n.i"g and fea tilizins power Of the atnos-
Pi'eis' 70 which nature ewes her trees, hef
bloom. the ripeness Of her golden graint
'EnshwooD. February, 1855.
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The nunssr Of Yankee prisoners now, con,
sned at Andersonvile. Ga. IL shout 5000.
They are we'll provided for inevery vay. ex.
cept with clothing .nd shoes. An o,as field
near b5 has been appropriated for burial = ur.
GsiS resting plese.
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GoLUM6IA.
A Few Words About Pcetxv.

-. A Few Words About Poetry.
All literature worth the name must he intelli.
gent with fresh thought. and thus may be Of q
sort to meet the reeds and vents of a'tme; OF.
of profeunder order, it anticipates ,he need.
"f the future generations, more or LESS remote.
oetry is essentially ,ci"ged thought, Involving
exhibition and illustration of all the nebler
qualities Of humanity; grace, power, passion,
all the emotions and sensibilities; and employs,
as its chief agents. Imagination. fancy and in
ve"tion. 1t expresses itself to the eye in
painting, to the ear in music, to the ,nnd in
bar mo nious verse, and 10 eye, ear, thought and
sym pathy in the drama Hence the drama is
the most comprehensive of all the forms of
poetry. 1t msy he, and frequently is. avoise
Of cloquence. the keenest passion, the sub
!imest argument, the most fiery invective, the
deere est philosophy. It is the sire of all history
it is the suhGmcst form Of laheshge. it sSthe
ever refining guardian of the language Ana
p'eserves, in the highest perfection, ite powers,
its~beauties. its graces aud its laws. 1t appeals
to'fhe lover the patriot, the soldier, the sage
1t is the soul md fouz datisn Of oil the fine arts
and even shows itself in the mechanical being
the real, though unsuspected, source of all hu.
man invention. If these things be true, what
degree Of civilization can . pscpse Mve at.
tanned to whom it is an unknown .toncuel
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Dress-making, etc.

Miss A. j. STOKES informs the Indie. of
4I this oity that che is prepared. to do any
work IN her line, at short notice and at reason
able rates. She can be found At the 'residence
OF Mr.. Leekie, on Richland street, near Sur
.er. - April l9 az
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SOUTHERN Es17oEs-Aecording to The .Chas,
lotte R"uf''", sheeTnan- is especially vindie.ive
against the Southern editors azsti their presses.
That he has invariably destroyed the latter. is
unquestionable. That he would demolish the
former. ~he" he can, is highly probable. But.
luckily. editors Lave an infallible instinct,
which warns them of ,b. danger. and enable.
shen3o keep out OF the v'Y Some Of them
are prompt in flight, and ss famous fer Thea.
heels as Parie. Others. again. are ssua,y
sk lied in diving, lying low md keeping dazk,
tau the storm is "verb'twn. 1t is said .l,st as
much $40 600 has been offered for the head
of an editor, but the head hiss not been forth
coming yet--a significant proof thst the. excel.
lent editor had something saving in it.
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BY=L..A. sELBY-

The Dsily is issued every morning except
sunday, at SO month. Tr;-Weekly, Tuesday.
Ihstsday and Saturday, at $le month, inva.
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For Sale. OF Rent.

Tor Sale or Rent.
oTTAGK HOUSE containing Eve room,
and Necessary ort-buildinpx. with sixty
ceres Of land attached, two miles and q half
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