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, 1865-02-03

reaCy-money of the then existing genera
ton, q as is often the case at Lords
battle-ground, the great match of the
Gentlemen of England againts the profess
sional players was won by the latter. 1t
was q very hollow thing, and in a few
years FL 900 600 were swept away by the
fortunate fshmonger. He did not, how
ever, die worth more than a sixth part of
this vast sum /; the difference being swal-
lowed up in various unIucky specuIations.
No one can describe the spIendour and
excitement of the early days of Crockey.
A supper of the most exquisite kind, pre-
pared by the famous Ude, and accompa-
MED by the best wines in the world,
together with every luxury of the season,
was furnished gratis. The members of
this club included all the celebrities Of
England, from the Duke of Wellington
to the youngest ensign Of the Guards
and at the gay and festive board, which
was constantly replenished from mid
night TO early dawn, the most brilliant
saIlles of wit, the most agreeable
conversation, the most interesting anec-
dotes, interspersed with grave political
discussions and acute logical reasoning
on every conceivable subject, proceeded
from the soldiers, scholars, statesmen,
poets, and men Of pleasure, who, when
the "house was ups and balls and par
ties at an end, delighted to furnish their
evening with "a little supper and IA good
deal Of hazard at old Crockev's.-Gro-
mor's Celebrities Of London anil Paris.
ENTERING ON A New CAREER.-Mrs.
O'Kane, with whom a distinguished
statesman was correspondent in an abor-
tive divorce suit, some months ago, is
now in New York, ''preparing," says
the New York Herald, 'a lecture on the
manners, habits, and tastes of the aristo-
cracy of Great Britain, and which she
will shortly deliver in public. This is an
exceedingly tieh vein in the great social
strata of the model realm, which, it is
said, The lady will strike unerringIy and
with boldnesS."
, 1865-02-03
A BRIDGE
THAT HAS BEEN THIRTY YEARS
IN BUILDING.

Among the bridges in England, whe-
ther constructed on the ancient model Of
perpendicular piers, with a fat stone or
a plank thrown across, or on the suspen.
sion, tubular, frame, lattice, skew, float
ing. flying, swing, or telescope principle,
there is none that has a more romantic
history than the sus'enSion-bridge at
Cllfton-the bridge that has been thirty
years in building. In the year 1853,
there died in Bristol one Alderman Wick
and as this alderman had observed the DIFF.
icuIty of getting across the Avon from
GlOuceStershire 10 SomersetShire at any
point between the Severn and the city of
Bristol, he bequeathed TO the Society of
Merchant Adventures the sum Of one
thousand pounds, directing that such sum
should be placed out at interest until it
should accumulate and increase 10 ten
thousand pounds, when it was 10 he APP
piled to the building Of a stone-bridge
across the Avon from Clifton Down, in
the county ofGloucester, TO Leigh Down,
in the county Of Somerset. This was
the origin of the bridge which has been
thirty years in building, and which is to
be opened this year.
The site chosen by Mr. Wick for the
bridge is a particular splendid one. The
Avon unlike most other commercial riv-
eTs in England, preserves its green banks
TO THE day. a fear has been expressed
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tax, all such classes Of persons, as from disa-
pility or otherwise. ought, in the Judgment Of
the General Assembly, TO ho exempted.
ARTICLE xI. "af
SECTION l. The business Of tho T,e,,,,,,
shall he conduotedby one Treasurer. who shn n
hold his office aud resido at the scat OF Goy.rn.
ment. w % $500 49, ff'IV''oo''"
SECTION 2. The Secretary ofState sbs,,h,Id
MS office and reside at the seat OF Govern
Iheut.s r. .il. .s .' ~ - ''S>'"
.,... ARTICLE XII,
SEGTIoNl. No Convention OF the peopJe sb,,f
ne called, unless by the concurrence Of two
OF the General Assembly. '''''
SECTION 2. Nopart ofthis Constitution sb,It
be altered, unless bill to aller the same sba m
nave been read. on three several days In tis
house of Representatives. and on three sevr--
RAJ Gays In the Senate. and agreed TO- at the
scoone and third readings, by two-thirds or
tuc "hole representation in each House of the
ueneeral .;aeial assembly neither shall any altera-
non taKe erect, until the bill, 90 agreed to.
shall be,published for three months previous =.
no" election Tor members Of the House of
representatives; and, IL the alteration propoa
sd by the preceding General Assembly. sbaIl
ne m agreed to- by tho new General Assembly
IN tnelr first session, by the concurrence ~
t,wo-'nirds OF the whole representation In each
,L2u louse' M.cr tne same shall bnvo been read ON
M M'uIce several oaYs IN each, then and not 9TH
eerw'sa, the same shah become n nart ~ ~.
Constitution. p'' VI VI"
Done IN Convention, at Columbia, In the st.,o
OF south Carolina, the twrnty-seventh -,
september. in tho year ofour Lord one
"o'sa''" ''" eight hundred aud sixty-fiva.
ID. l.. WARDLAW,
u .u, Prceident OF tho Convention.
attest: JoHS T. Sloan, Clerk Of the r.,
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Government of the United states.

80, "uuonc vi tne United States.
r'resident-Andrew Johnson, Of Tennes.
Secretary Of state--W. II. Seward 81
Pennsylvania """'oH' h
of Ohio. "a. "" oenh'son-
r Secretary of the Navy--aideon we,,.,. ~
Secretary Of The .nterior.-Jam., Harlan
I Secretary Of the 2rcasury-Hpvb ,Inc,,-
ougb, oflllinois. 'h" '"'ou'- ''I'
lucky. '' NPoe1' 81 hen-
- President Of the Scna.s-Lsfs1s,,. a
Poster, Of Connecticut %
Speaker Of the Housc-.Schux,.. c.,..
of Indiana. S'i~A'
anal sGrSEss uoGHT.
salmon e, Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice .
d James NJ. Wayne. Georgia.
samuel Nelson, New York.
Monert Z: Grier, Pennsylvania.
Natnan Clifford. Maine.
o. Noah II. Swhync, Ohio.
=. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
:. Samuel Miller. Iowa. ,,t. t..,.......
, O. samuel F. Field, California.
LIEUTENANT GENERALS.
Wingield Scott, Virginia.
Ulysses S. Grant. of Ohio.
AoJu'nht General Lorenzo Thomas. Dele
D. C. Joseph heitr
\, 4uartermaster. General, Montgomery r.
Meigs, of Pennsylvania.
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'ahe Daily Express.
PETERSBURG VA =

as entered upon its fftee enti, yes,- IN, ,.,,
Inia; hL eniarged form. with new typs. nndsr
Sonp,ces dun highly haitering. il bias sfn,S. % .mx
",y increasing circulation. and offer, tp m.r
With It. ESQ Sop,%se InerS desiring to com,nanicate
cd by none. a"'an'ages Taspass.
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''''' 'lHE CONSTITUTION
e SOUTH CAR0LI N "A.

WE. THE rsopLE OF rRk STATE OF SOUTH oaRo.
LIMA, ~ our pELEoATEs IN coNvEETIoN
MET, DO oRDAiN AND ESTABLISH THIS coNsTI-
TUTIoS FOR THR GovBRNMEEr OF THE SAID
STATE .at
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ART1eLEx q

sEoTiox !. Tho General Assembly. when
eyere tax is Isidiopon land. sball, al die Sal r,e
p9e .taip0se asspilation tax, which shall iict
90 less upon each poll than one-fourih oftbe.
tax iaii upon each hundred dolsrs worth ef
me 'ssessed value OF the land axed ; excepijn0
however, from the operation Of suc, capitarien
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ohpRINTING Of every GLASS and .,vi.
- neatly executed sttiis oiic.. : W.
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Statc snail be vested In Chlef Magiat ra 10 ~ III
shall be siyled, Tho Governor Of tho StsEs sls
South Carolina "9F'
SECTION 2. The Governor shall be elected by
tho eleciois duly qualified 20 vote fortne,hbers
OF the House of r. presentstives. aud shalt hold
his Office Er four years. and until his success. I.
cor shall DO chosen aud qualified but 'he
3 me ptrs1n shall not be Go, ernor for two
consecutive terms. t1f iIf lu
Il SECTIONS. No person shall be eligible to the
Office o. Governor, uUless no hath attained ti,s
age OF thirty .yeaTs, and hath been citb, 81
aad resident OF this Stale for tho ten years
person shall bold The Office Of Governor. and
any.Gtber office or commission, civil or militia
ry, Except in militias) under this State or tho
United States, Cr any OF them, or any other
power.et one and!thc Same time II
seoTios4. Thelretufns Of every election Of
Governor shall be scaled up by the Managers
Of Elections IN their Respective Districts, and
.ranssnitted. ~ .nesscnge cboset, by them,
20 tho seat OF g6Vernmcnt. directed 10 the
Secretary Of State, who shall deliver theI5i to
the Speaker 81 the House OF Representatives,
at tthe next sosuipg session Of the General ;As.
acmbly, turing The first week Of Rhicb.bes
in the preseace Of both Houses OF the Ge1efal
Assembly Tho person having the hahest
number Of votes, shall be Governor, but 1.-TWO
OF more shalt be equal and highest inyo,es,
the General Assembly. shall, during The same
sSFo'v"t btoueO W tHepFceontutiVe6, cuOo8e
one OF them Governor ciea roee. coitested sicc-
aions for Govcfnor shaii be dciermlted pv the
General Assembly in9such mabAer as shall be
pyescribea by lawsJ bat {, & ssepg gHske4g
.tsgcyloSs o. "A Lieutenant Govsrnor shall bo
chosep az She came time. In tho same a,Anaes,
continue in Office Tor ihe, same period. and be
possessed Of tho same quail 6eatipns as ths Cow
ernoroa oanJ shalL "a o6feio be ,Presidens OF the
Senate. ~ JSSg' =
sgsr'os s. The Lieutenant Governor. ,eiieg
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THs Woes 90 rHr PEoFtr. Ih-rtv -
90 a 80 desre-i biessfags shsh o.r t-rrt.th~rs
haFr $500 Avs ta a. sns r-i-rhss-.i ~
~ tl.-a-t "a narN Ta.lsrf feroius r1naFv hrro
has ieen r,arded ty a Washinxtoa "a J~a-r.sa. q
Clss snt Msis.rr. Boa drafrr sfili O. ~ h--rts
q ihe PoopL - hat ~or.d,eao~nsL rrsae.ls
kea-a 40 Co.. Csu.h bsi-am. u csrvs hke
nag.c ~ uarsf ripir sftsrks 20 croup and -
infispsusali- 81 esery fsrntiF 81 chitirca Coifs.
sudt~s oo-ghs. sore throsf. hosr-~u~ss. aul ~
tssnrd iargs. srs iaaiiy sd ssrviv Cured b.
iraa-iv u-s. ~ ce-rh usixtur~ hns svet h.en
av~p thai squais e.. whtfh iar 90 great
rorulariiy eith 81 cass-es. Ihe ysuug ast oil
~ fsch asd poor-phy-Hctau-. drurgists--ssd
a. ~ho hass ss-r TESTED o. spesk a. 80 hsrh-sf
q rrns q 20 u~fris- We say e. oss rrslcrs-hry
o. snd 80 Be-. II costs but a. 90 go. the bort-
cuufsins t~ic~ rnseh uedacrn~ 81. suu ran a..
t.'s ia ~ oihsr ~ ~ IN cost -ai an or
trur stor~s hep b..
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HENRY DAMON,
Is. 90 and % Milk ST., Boston.
RARE CHANCE FORA BARGAIN

ft'HE s-iscslaer oa-r. g. slle ~ isrua. ituaf
u 81 in the toss oi laris. TO sod 90 hair
uiirs frorn Psris N-'l aad Zee aaf 8ae-haIf n-l..
ifaaa Soaih Pare Drpsi.
SD larn coafafns .ls.sui one hanlrei sasl t~ea-
~ scr-s. ssitshiv DIVIDED isfa tlar~ pasture asf
spod.sad- rh~re D. absuf tweafs-6re arres a
800 bel. hsad-oau-iy sss.ici prfrripaiis 18Th
BARI suof. TIER . on NJ piloe or haadrei
sd t~eufy-fss hesriar appie tr--. al .i.suf The
sssse uualler n yosa1 tre-s.
fhr lufifiars ar- = hsr.-. psrrh at Eosd-
haai-e. too hlrns--snr 3fsgS 81 1a- 2DxSD. Th~
isru 10 vel sater-.i by br,ok ra1alar throsrh
th~ si-ae, sci n god eater "a tle houss. snf
a sfrin1 "a sever tsiilnE sater sithia eirhi rods
81 en- bose.
20 psrtrralsrs in,Irire n Ala Chase. Psris.
% I'd the sailscriIer IN fhe urelnrses
RUFUS FAgRAR. j..
Psr,s. May -. 1855.
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DEArH oF MASAssEu n SNtru. a
dispatch received last evening announced
the death q Hon. Manassch N. Smiih. q
this city, in Boston. Mas The dispatch
says b. died yesterday e congc s,ioa " tie
lung-
NJ. Saith as been prominent member
% ihs Democraiie party. and th,ir candidate
Tor Governor ia 81. - and 50. He thcn
resided IN warrcn. lie removed 10 tbs
oisy several years since. and here followed
has business a. n member - the Bar. in
the Practi-e ~ law. For several wear. be
was one q The Trustees % the STATE Re-
form SCHOOL. and has been one q the
Directors ofthe Bank % Csuaberland. dur
hi' residenee in this eiiy. Hs age vas
About s. years.
Mr.. Smith has lsft his ~iIo- and sew
eral children. somesof whom have reached
sdslt years. The shock "a NJ. su.lden
dsHsise las carried desoation 70 happy
fAraiiy. Press 10th.
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N A K r I L D.

l. fsfi-. isih at. - Esv. ". "a. :. ysuire-.
hf- >muh = NsufFrs. ~ H4tlau "a. -aI Ne.
Olivia q Hsren. q L. Hap. t1inofs.
u f.ris. Ju.e i5fs. Auairu.~ Ssaa % Mes
Franc~- 4. T-y ior. BE- b 81 Ustroa.
L. >umu~r .Juae tSh. b. "a. :. Cs.i-srn. -.
Gs,srEe W Fo-ier asd q n.ao,s r. Fostsr. bsih
a ~uunner.
0. Fs.ti,ui. Juao 81. sch Is. Hsr.-y - F.s -
90 =. Waa-insn.
u F.r'l.at. Juo- S,h. an~rt = Sr.u'iiuz %
Lime n. Fsraa
q Gefhsa. y. ~. nv Rev. T. r N-rrv. Jah a
:. " frht and Me- Fiora a. d1srhter ofV 4
Siii-.. "a. 81 tsorhAsa.
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Ola NArtoNst DsnT. 80 fAr A. we can
learn the national debt stiil remains unpaid
-notwithsianding The proposition q The
Nc- YOrk Herah. % Psy Il OF ~ sub
.cription. snd che parade % score of
names % gcsilcmen Who were willing 20
give apparently large suns. but really much
smaller than the ratio % tie debt TO the
whole property Of ne nation At am rate
the sharp miliionaircs vho suhscribcd nth
sicw Of notorietv and probably 18th feel
ings % entire safety. have made good thine
out q u,
The truth i there Is no ." royal road ior
the payment az debt. private or national.
National debts must be paid slowly by tax
alton. and the great question With %, i the
ljastnsnt Of its burdens 80 a. to bear a.
squsry ahd Eghtly as possible on tie Peo-
pc. THIS importan; istv vii devoive upon
the ncNt Congrcs.. which ~ill b called up
on 20 rs-adiust our present revenue law. %
simplify their working. 20 confne their
operations more exclusively on nlanufac;ur-
ed goods in first hand. 30 - 20 lessen tie
cost Of assessing and collecting the tax and
20 remove ths burdens from the thousand
little thing' of life ~hieh only burden the
people and ietari business ~iihout making
a ccmneusuraie return 10 the Treasury
lLcvison Jogrnsl.
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DIED

y Ho-pinl - Foiat - Roeks. Va. Fsb. -
Eaahtg- " Whri-r. oaiy 80 oi $780, aaf
leo.ls- Whiting ofMatsf frt. uaeaal-rr III Co O.
81 Ne. R~r.. I'D % v-srs
~ Meth f.ru-, Ma 1ist. Ida Cu.hs.aa. ~ O.
"a 81 ~ he Bsfthot.a..s C.-hnaa. go :
Yrsrs.
u hestna L. iSih. lee. Msa.ssah "a ~s.ith
of faulsad. sS-f . v~sr.
n n.ckf~ti Jun- gfh. Of Coassus,.., Co...
irish. ar-i 81 y-ars
u AuEu-f-. Jua- s,h. Ss-i-. ehiIA of ~ bts
j. ~ Me-erve. ~. sgd v~s-..
u Augast.. Ma - b. = rnoa Wiz. 49,
s. y-.r..
D. VANISH Ju-- iith Hei-a NJ IL ~
Re- "a. 4. Hsrf. f.ru~rir ~ W.i.rrius
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

The Star ssys the sfsteuent Which has
been gong the rounds oftbe pspcr. hat on
Saturday isst she coiored people Of this city
asked permission o. Presideu, johnson 90
celebrate iLe Fourtb 81 Jolly on che ground,
attached io thc White House. Which request
Gle President refused 90 grant. became De-
considersd the -rsunis pubiic property. %
~hich D. . uasrrly the casoiian. 10 inoor-
recf. 10 says o. has aafboriiy for ststine
STAT tbe Rev Dr Garrett. q thc 10Th -
fre'byterian ooiored oougrsgsiion. made
a. spphcsi,ou in -riiing % ths Prc.idsnt
o. aloe the members of his charch o. ceic-
eraie the Fourth on ihe grounds a. joinin-
u White HOuse. ~hieh -ss granted. the
I''''aen' returning the APPLICATION 90 Dr..
"afnef ~hh favorable endorscuert.
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The Singer Sewing Machines.

our LETTER 4 FAMILY SEWING Ma
~ CHINE - tsst gaining sofid-wiie reput.-
uoa u - hcyoa1 dsuhi III tsest sd ch-sp@ss
and rao.t b~sutiiul q 81 F4mll, Se~in1 M.chiaes
yet sn-red % TIE psibiic. 10 cher Family Se~-
Iay Machine hsa 1nanv se~ful appifaares Elr
iiemming. Binllng. Feling. Tacking. GaIherirg.
Gaaging. Brsidinx. Ensbrsiteriag. Cordisr. A..
NJ 81 her Fsaniis Se~isg Hschis~ 49, - ruarh
capacity g. great variety 81 soik. A. wiu 49,
~ kiuas q cisth. AT snh 81 kinds q tbr~aa
Great an recent inrrs~enrnts snake our Fanllv
sesiug Nnch ~ most reiialsie. AID most durable
sd ssosf ceriain in urfion af ~ rsfes q spe~f.
u nlakes The interincket sfrh. shich . The h-st
sitfch knoeu. A.. ONE. even 90 be- ulost ordina-
" caparifV. ctn 80. NJ a zisace. hou o. 49, the
letter a Faraiiv ~e~inF Marhine. tOur Fauaiiv
scsing Macaiucs are daisacd - ch4ste add ea-
1nfaife sfFic.
The Foifinr Co ~ the Fsmiiv Nachis- - /.
preoe q cunaiag sork slsnship a he rncst rsefl
tinf. q protects ths rnachiae vhea ~ o. use.
q spacIoss sod subsfauiial tabie 70 -ast.in th-
~ork. be some 81 th- C.s~s. made GA 81 The
ehoicesf wood, ar haishrd in thr sirlplesf eft
ehastest mrtnner possible. others are sdsru-d at
en- ltshed o. the npst costly and surerb nsanarr.
u o. aiisoiselF accessory a. So fhs FasaiF - 90
rh'ns o. oIer.fion. 30 a. 90 JudE q 30 great 80
paeiiy sd bsaufv.
q .. a. becoming 81 popa;lr 81 fsaaiy se,sinx
ne oar Maus1i tcturiug aaschinss sfe iof sanufsc-
furiag purposrs-
Tte pianrh OTrss sre sell suppiied 18th siik.
i~ist. thrvad. ueedies. oii Se-. q the .erY bsst
qushtV.
Scaf o. PssFHLEr.
The SINGER NANFFACrURTNG CO,
as Bfoatusy, Nes Nofk.
Hoston O6ics. - Haaorer 81
D.u YOUNG. Ago ~ Noswsr
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JUIEsEUR0. Ma. Jane. l. TAs en-
Psdiiioa AEaiast tie Indians j. rapidly pro
crossing Part % che cannand - already
nth the remainder q ths expedition. Mi
start ior Powder River va. Laramie IA kvc
days supplies arc arriving from the
Missouri RIVER. and are being pushed for
~Ard raPidiy.
number % troops rcnain behind f1r
The protection 81 ihc mail route.
\ cavalry force q 1000 arrive ] a,
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HoHnIntE MUEBER sSI. SUhgnF. Geo.
aged rs ycars. son % Gasia Holiday. ,hos
his father in the ncck 18th a revolver. in
sictIng a severe AL fatal wouni. An4 then
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saugu'. Mas. ~here Mr.. Holiday CARR
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