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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
Cannot be Forwarded.

All persons who have lodged boxes at the Ad
rer'iYc. Office, to be furraff'i 70 the 7th s. c.
Racimeut. ~ a'ri.r' ~. :-:2y tho sams, as
there is n, -.t,s ..'.e.,., {, xs.:aias ;tem 81.
-'.:-, ~. -
81. y.t.cntiae's {!ay.
This iT;as .Ay II HIS 81. Vslenti1o's Day.
Tie time .hoa. rei ia ~; wo.imagine, ls not doing
o very he,ss@f ,aSns.. t;i, 9ra7oa.
$ ava of ll.;, prohibiting blacks
from settling in that State have bcQn repeated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15

IttVFf'iVNU, y u. s-'st u
Il. the House q rosa'o on ~is iliee i.'-a,
adopted inv;ti''s t4l % ''iis>" - .''
the ,uemoe:s oi C,us..gss sal c!t:zri,S al, I-i.
;,ol Sauar-s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15

Feb IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

5bDrR young lady readers may DO s.rpriscdito
nets was practiced BY wild Karens in Burmah
more nor than thirty years ago. In letter which
Dr. Judson wrote thirty-fOur cears ago, he said
son one Karen lady counted between twelve
snd fifteen necklaces of all co!ors, sizes and mate
iTTiials. Three was the average. Erass belts abovo
!tthc ankles; neal braids OF black hair tied baiow
'the knees; rings of all sorts on the fingers; brace
Tets on the wrists and arms, long Instruments of
on,e metal perforatins the lover part OF the ear
Dy an i,nnensc aperture, and reaching nearly 70
the shoulder ti.ncfuHy constructed bags, enclosing
he aa,', and suspended from tte back part Of Mc
.ea, not to spoak Of the ornamental parts Of their
clothing, constituted the fashions and ton OF the
fEir hareneSses."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

r.. J,y,;c. .,s::.:oT. hnc .c.!i;!> y go
insS c:i o.i rci i.!ai hrc'.c ';'lt II t;io 'l.i-I
Island Of 5a.,t cd, has been 'i'la'i s;!i:'.I .eo
Il was iiie7ieaa:.; tlat It slouii' ht sio,s-l'eu
Lo=ever sSngunarr, barhAr"us ai.i ortiai Il may
haze bccn i. its inception, ans, !:"cvor FHa ti'
DISPARITY actwooi Si,;,os .-. o.a;' Il" H. it'i-
bcrr W!.erc-c. aid wllciicrIr-ide t"r aces come
into collision, tie superiority ~ i.', "l;' iiii9
in TIC end ly s,o law .. nature ,iS.;aiii ;issor:
itsci j:. as Il does unt;cr tn: oriiIn:-rJ cc!ui-
ti5n& .. ci:;zod :ito The statement ':aa arcaaT
bee. iIade .cu:n janaict .:~%i ina s.c ';;lii
cu'.y grew out or the vices III tie D:: sic4 =. c
ISLAND their idlcnCsS ana ultll:.::neSS, !Eoln
which tEcy became Unable c: unwilling 20 pay ::c
,.s;.al moderate tax. tl.o@S! occupying 'a;ids
crat.i:toucf. il.c nna;:vanccl con.iiti1!. oi the
Tegr3 population III ;anilici Is "ol! kan"ii.
W Ier il :iiiX.t ,luo :aI been bttttr. ai.t:thcIr
mary Years OF froc'!ull, ha': more direct and
sDc:a, steps nc3l: taken - thct cnd bY ;!nsc #ho
accomplished tai: cnancih lt;na cannot ho Dc
iiR:..y ilotarm,ii..i; n;;; nal:ns s,cu!.'! th1in
berry Of actica a&i- pUt iae.'; G.. e,iGIIi:? o.
,,:::scs wit.i is oihGr sIca r!;ii!-. 'c British
o,cr.!rri; taoptcd ;,.a s':: "a: :;c!s:! theory oi
leav.rE frcsGion 20 y:ota OF. LA.E n:.i GSs IL.
;sI.s. iiIa: tais1 o;.ty woI1d ,,'y:! NECESSITY
-, ropu!at;on sci Sl:' Island OF !.:Lla!c= coz
.:s- oi about 3.:c3 bilc-s d:s IJ,jJ iii'iiyt:ocS
to aoort only iJ,c whites. t:ic i.sc cCroTSa-.'
os ,i- Consul rc:-(.cEia, 'aS de-Sn:>i 10 be !.
Wv 81 cytcrG.inatinu similar 70 that o the French
in S, Domingo. L. therefore Dcc1mt 'Ciy acr!-
snat:cr for rs - observe Lad 1t been posi-
bis sort u succecd, it woaid hare rolled BACK
.;ivi!iz,tion aud progressive Development IN
Janaic. intellectually and done iniury t. the black
racn. for ti:cro ca. be 40 question This day ;:,a5
lho race isgbottcr !off- unNTsths, Influence u the
viii race: though mol social equality (whctil-
or with OF without equal rights befrrv ;hc iawi.
aiar In any other condition. T..is is shown i'll ollr
own corutry. on every hand--in Maryland cspcci-
silly. Who're, ir mixed coinmus'it% of the races,
The whites pTeponderate in numbcrs IS lerr, We
:Dora! and social condition than where the reverse
is tll. case His condition Is better III Maryland,
perhaps than in Virginia, aid i'll Virginia than i'll
boutl Carolina, Alabama, &c. The rapid cmisra-
sion OF white population int into the far Southern IN
the present white residents and those States them
solves, may also bc OF advantage to the negroes
Under these circumstances the avoidance of is
sues with the whites is at all times the best policy
of the cofored race Those who advisc thom to the
seonsrary are not their true. certainly not their
5Siae,t friends. s.-Battf'no7e San.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

CS !1th list. the ti.c for receiving bits tor
G;n'facts IL ;i.e li.ai service o:. Virginia. IVES,
YEsnia, North ami Soutl, Caro,ina and Florida
snertIy ratsCs e,p. and ;ls srmai awarding Of the re-
accepted is under way The crat .,,.ss n al'a zen IN
DC consnmfaatea :or service in the above Stats
will 60 into effect Ssz s the lat of nnu ry, 1866 and
sSpire m June 1885, II lis reported that ail the
excess of the rates formerly in vogue fer ci the u,
samo routes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

TEE Montgomery (Ala.) Ledger reports the en-
istsncc o. small pox in that city to an alarming
extent. 1t says that mos. ioatiisomc and inicc-
;ious disease is abroad here All rapidly spreading
c-ari day in all the wards AMI that the military
ard municipa authorities ase iaborins to prevent
its fur5hrr increase: and with sunc SUCCESS Under
the circumstances It warns the citizens Of Mont
gonory not TO attend the circus exhibition, bi, 70
1c.p cosr at homo.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

VIZ sElarr to learn, through our Georgia ex-
changes that the Rev. William J. Sassuct, D. D.
died at his country residence near Sparta tGa. i,
;r:clarar!s loss, and viii be regretted by all WHO
i.,aw him. nr. S. was :.c G; i.a ::,icst Diyinvs
os the N::ho;,.st Eps:opa! Cl.arcil. South. Ery :.
1.:t,e. Of years he la, h.e.: p-niessor III Emory
:Ic:.oSc (Ga.). aid some s,z sa: since trui; TIE
Presidency vi Mothodi, College o: University ~
Auburn. tAla) lie il Tie writer os seyc.a! text
BIOS ~. morals ami l,iad:cl iopcs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

Soc.A.. I4Erx N SEw ,OaGIASs,f-,lt. TIC press1I
;;rlo .he-a .r5 IL the Crescent, City about ;0.ao
:aorc people than ever lfnrc, and c'ery ST IN
boat. stcamsip a!.d railroad comes crowded With
.;s;:ora. tlr city is therefore very gay LII bsl.
jostlias. and in the afternoon Canal-strect, Is
dressed in al tir s!,sie- "r tn" Boulevard des
Ital;ang A. CIR ;Gta,re, several Of the most az
cc!ap.Aod artists .! si'o country iaTf reccn;iE
oncra ho;;sc a';s rccpc:,c,i tn German dramatic
company, which trqiilt pi;t Customs g iaS lri@d
ues ia,f9!r in splendid style, and witI excol!cn:
music 10 tho great. delight of or nnincrs Ten
tons. Tonight We ARP to have "GhII'sM "a, .e1 ..
t!. Tcutop;c ;;l,; 3alc e!tfr,bItS of olr stciet}
In :. :.s w;.s wo shall I.yc The Italian oi'era snc
after that tho French. w!lel la'i is ii'a; ordeared
20 RI Crcuc pcpulatiol.S v. q. 9{'acs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23
BANKING House of L. Gambrill
CHARLEsTON. S. O., Oetohcr pa. 1s66.

CHARLESTON, S. e., October d. 1865
THE UND' .RSIGNLD Is PREPARED To DO A
/ QENEI:L u. BANKING BUSINESS. and having &C.
cured OF Lilies Patent Chilled Iron Fire and Bur
gar Proof Safes s prepared to receive Deposits to
be checked oi Ut tho Will OF tho deposition Interest of
five per cent. I.r annun, however. will he allowed on
balances of one thousand dollars and upwards. Check
Books will be furnished customers. have appointed
Mr. EDWARD Ii. MORELAND my Attorney and Cashier.
he will assist in that capacity III carrying my bu-
sness portiJI Of tho business of the community is
solicited. L. GAMBRIIL.
October24 LIMO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

l'..E Secretary Of tie NAVY .as decides! to s,,,
a:rcal q considerable por .on o.: nur sarp,j!s
a. =. irgce, with orders 70 cru;s. bc'wcs.' The
principal commercial ports or ca.!l 5-atiol, ili!
visit them All - often c:ory' t:iroo cr sis
months. This watcliuluess VIII 1:'iilg Increased
RESPECT for cur rights abroad, ai.d p:oye-. ,,a,y
y"&a;iors t:npositions TIA: have hi5ltrto becl
prac:.ee'j. Siiould Congrcss withhold epproria-
Gon-, or otherwise apply til sc alre .dy ml<e,
this "ct:"n of the D"yar!:uci:a will Of couss, be
slt-perdeI.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

GanIss from the Caratli.:n Adjutanj- !cncrai 10y
tl.e,d.spa}ch Of trb,ia 10 the ff',.t9r. have sey
received RI both Toronto AMI Haiilu E;;. IL is
understood that nine companies will :e :iime-
ti:::tely a;: 20 different points Ono rs tho To-
roiao ,aro:s heads i:s notice oi this order with
tIc ::;:-r:. .cai. -;iE'i;l;i;'1r-, to Arms" and
thcro appears 10 bc quito Il military lever: The
liuu;rcd; oankars lave armed thei: employees,
arq The Whole province sctlcs 10 fbo moving &r
ic :...n:,t:un u The ast.ncc ri the tGrribie BE
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DAILY NE VS..
Tr-::regnAY MORNING, NOVEMBER b, 1866.

TIE FOLLOWING, &s"r: ieii'iea=te paper, "i
Civ, our readers an ide. C.: TIC Infringement o.
:rcc negro labor in Tennessee:
.OE1LDaEss EARsi :'E.E MvsrisisE;2cssi' .!
Tenn, October l3 iS1''. J
HA GEO l.. Srg,RNs: Respected rfisA1: 'i.'h
answer :our inquiries, made III iesei @ =. sn' 49,,
instant. in regard to our iaborer: % -;'s-
last wear VIC e:rrloyea e5 man q women S ,rt,' ="
;ovs rirls-tStaf66. This %car <, .u!', 80 - was
men = ;2i SI. 5 vcar two, bay end gr, Ihe
a1scHsi "a wocAagy fnr. rs ,lo'r e gooGp
b. ssS sIyt Of 1sg u. u N D + ;lIss55 are
a:fSnii5 na5 I fn sIs sgi} ss eroft le
rs-:5sss ia$< e!rsa tc.alo: aR i tSasa1 20 tat TO-
isS,. shem. W. hare invariably paid IN iu once t
every month IN c9ssgi Is:s 5.'vli.yi, aTs Tcar
xs I,Su for catte,l-pickSlls onY ceaiJ per pon1'
They board tioa,se!yes ;, . +ta ,.,
,oa;;S,.sr,l : fSs0n WORTH las "os:ea, =, a.Es +
rate ;7c!l:, re sahci DOS - 20 80, 80
-. - nv - tw,, management Eh;c:l e.tc thc
ri, os $50 10 each full Laad w ply oar Al
~ ic: sl2. n.G q raiion wo. III ~ ",i''c-': "oi''c-': w
r. .,t.,,;, 80; oys ST 10 Slc prototi irii"t; ga
s;nr in addition, cotion patch WHICH VII et
sIS: soto full hand. Some commute" "a fae"il
so. money ~ four OF iiva cXtia 5co'i altii "c
na;- SIS to gi III 3ita:. ';e i.!i'' l:gys', ;;rtii
psi i, and fu@!, All tuYnh-.iiios; q .s is''.iec'
~ are energetic stt.ous ana ec3.oiilcai
i;st,.s nave Worked steadily a: Industrious
IL o;.i are. a -cary a;I cGnn! pro>oi:e'i, eee- @
aSc,ca ihos the lndusir ana l;', %cSpnE @ @ ns i's
~ ~ I; ~. IN iab,rcr r., gor!, can bo ,v oiit
n ;;.rm ss9riy attcrnoc. Mos. Nor;;lcri: per
" nDs m cose acquaintance cSc;a! III their inr
,ra1.s,,de ca il ietnsc selislness Nor nave
We :.ore tl.& ha.r lozsnI that won't s'oai !, and
So l,a ,- .d.:if: as from any one clsr. Ihcy
.s .a,.sbic y:s year a. last, and il takes
rasre wstesii,; 70 Keep item at woyG thousi not
r1o.e si,an H!6rt!ncp lahorers Of the same class
Nov t:!7t thawer sNrcr,hcy INCLINE 10 rent saila
4, ,yo-:- e.; e;iarea.a
.eri..s tic ;.io;e may ir of se t' yen a':'! sat
i''':sGiS' ~, .o,jr tc..esii.il,, yotrs. (
''': S'-' S:;SER II WOODWARD.
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Motto. 10 Mariners.

OFFICE. OF LIGHT LOUISE INslrGrolt1
charleston, S. q.
aIL-oS HEAD BEACON LIGHTS, SOUTHEAST CHANNEL INTO
f'pKT Roihi- y. {.
4 fIan1c Bacon Light has beon substituted for tho
fcrra Order Lens Light formerly shown at the Front
clianre into por. :iuyal. Thssc ,:cacons will show
With equal racy and tue Bacs lh Beacon Light win
By ordor OF the Light House Board.
+. B. ELLISON. Capt. u. 8. NJ
Nov. 81 Light House Inspector 9th District.
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LrSTOFEICr., 7 uArI.EsT0N. :. C.. |
-NuTrIl,lnr l.. lJGi.
MAILS C!.OSI.

MAILS CLOSE
30; 4y1rs.l. GA.-M"ail,, Wednesdays AID Fri
days al. :, nh: 4, m
Sdtu-uivSi, 3t............ :. a.
:.os :'w Yus ANn p9LSrs Nor1n - AL K4I+snhy ny
Fr!: Sfw YOl.x A.>i FoI;Js Nonrn TEE STEAsEh-One
i,or before advertised sailing tiinc
Goa. !iurrE. VIA poRr ROYAL. .:;p HArAN:ti-Oaiiy
:ip. M., and sen! as often as trans -ro-a:;on can
Lt procured.
C:ico li3urs-From a. II. 10 G p II. Sundays, from
trr..j STANLEY q. TkOTf,
Acting Postmaster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23
COMN1ERGIAL.3
3ca,,oi'tS.


NEW YDEK-Schr Myroyer.-- halos Sea Island Cot
in j2l alrs Upland Cotton. 10 sacks fine liverpool
Sa!.. bales Shirtgs. GO ras, and bhls Spirits Tnr-
rcntinc $50 Hides { bbs Fuse Ii pkgs Glass. &C. l3t
Empty Dbls.
WILMINGTON, Nov. .n.-RosIS.-l5O bbIs. common.
extra size sold at S20 anu 200 bDls common 1t $500
SPIRITS TUErESTtAE.-Wc Lave only to note the sale
of 10 bbls ut G5 cents.
TAE-a99 bbls. sold at sa.lo and 3l3 bbls at sSeu-
Il decline of ~ cents
TrRrESEISE.-ai2 bJls. sold at $500.
No snles Of Cotton. y
LrxbEE.-Salos to-day. of 1000 feet white boards, anu
81, 600 feet scantiing at $500 per NJ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23
PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

Arrived Yesterday. Nov 90
J;rg Hail Columbia Ercn,or New York DAYS Rail.
road ir. and li=y. To iio;aii ) q lalroad Co and
QriG1.
HevHnuc = eancr pcawarc Davis. baltimore,
Beaufort. &. Bound to Gaiv :;!o,I Texas
steamer Achilles. -. Hil!un irac
SteaDl ;Ug iI.tti. Mis!luiI, titDn iI,a,i.
E'sb'iTns scor irota Saiitcc. IN l.bls Gosin. &c
Skor,it II Fc:iuin5.
II TIE 0FaISG.
Brig Diri,.o, irom New rcil.
Cleared Ees.a:visy. tNuv. %
Scnr MyroTcr Hughes. NeM iurk--T Roach
Went to Aa: cJtcr,;nJ. Nov 90
br sc!'r S?l, il. Hisi.s. Nassau J.
Se;cn y City Point Talbot dachsonyllle via Savannah
ard Fcrnandina
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f..,.s ,,o cnt;rc South the Introduction "f i;.''E
and capiij is of tue greatest III
louisiana, tic p.ners are ucsifo''e 'i Gu.
on snares. or in partnership WIN aisic1 ".,."Ie
in ,";,j,;a icru.s The usi;l! i.l;'aIs o 't
- ,,,,,,n arc nov, inaccessible. '',iic there a:c
80 81 i.rcscr; in Nav Orleans con-ders
- tI,. ability 10 raise ;'iCi!ialiti Di:cS % ccttu'
-. I.aa. # thei coui. ubiai;i command OF Il cap
-. - -. so eco. me first ard. heavy necessary
81, ,,sr5 Formerly vi IL the purchase III the
III w;;oIf is of course row Gone away with;
-i,c .n; CO., IS cheaper ;iian before ana II is ci.i-
.,i.-n,J tj:..s hardly moro tHan fourth OF lac
.sSi..l heretofore cors.lcreI requisite is now
r,cr.s,ary 20 embark III the business. The New
t,y,..s ,;sayunc is rcsru;>i.l,i for the assertion
:Lt. il IsG1 enc :na:,. WITH ;hc asalstantS oi is
slfe ard little hoy, laad1 icn: 'oisi-i'd upaIs on
ten aec ,of ground ~ sottonP n"si s ny gu5tes
shrpasEeal " hYrcai lgeN flint ora genuine ioil
sfsmGj u ILL =;
As;os I'd ,yor tvssiit5ra siit ttoiwekc received on i,o
,5sh by Cea. Grant AZ tn: slctroloi;.aii :iotsl,
Nsw Tor.,, was = ioleaa i;qn 9 &Eort MY Gc2s!c-
men !yox SEcT cTAciiic StaIes- Ah tadNHS Wi'htn
a!lcct the Pacific Earoad, tie General a@id nc
..yns,:.o,l to see it completed withia live Years
,odrc,;n.r Of prominent citizens was held or ti:e
Hill iI.;., Il Ncw York, I'll which arrangements
-s"rn ne,:nclcd f,rp brilliant reception toIbc given
-" en- ard Ma Grant It.was 20 hdrc taken
o,,c.. at tlra Fifth Avcnuc Hntcl OH Yesterday
nvorin.- T'w.u thousand invitations were issued
rIo rln.n. werc to have been handsomely deco
-atcd, and curing the evening music, fireworks
t.rt refreshments Tould foiia Eart or the enter
The Genera! y: abuht twelve ocNorl a The Metro
uo:tau Hotel. Repeated calls were made by the
.drowd :or speech but without success. The
General appeared at the window Of his T"oln antl
bowed bis Acknowledgements.
NJ. Chauncey u. Depcw. present Secretary Of
state Of New York. has been appointed by rresi-
den. johnson Minister to Japan.
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Consignees per South enrolinn Railroad
Nnycmbcr 10 90 md ~.

NoVcmPer 1", 70 ma Il;
o3I bales Upland Cotton, Furniture and MdEs To I
Stenhonse &Co, .ThoSF Harnfan Petit l. Martin. b
.Stoddard Il Co, Williams W Bee & Co, Marshall.
Beach K Co. c Witte, J A Enslow, Hunt Bros Geo A
Hopley 4; Co. J & Dawson, " II Gilliland, Thayer.
7 Mitchell X Co. F q DeFontaine A Tobias Sons, W
f Mikeil Judge Frost. Wagner Bros. G Wayne, d.
Butler Il Selomons. Willis s Chasolns isodgors
Co, Thos Ryan, Simhons. 7" s Hcyward Sons, n
klattc & Co.
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MEDICAL DiRECTOES OFFICE. y. 5. CA,
;HIIroN HEAD, 4. c.. Novembti.l2, 1865.

10 THE PUBLIC. ,,t,
QUARANTINE WILL. CONTINUE TO BE AS RiGlc.|
Ii enforced as Formerly by the Military authority, M
the port Of laresLen, s, c. The utinos: vigilance %,n
caution taken to guard against the introduction
Cholera has been exercised to guard against me IN
PRODUCTION of Yellow Fever and with the str1ct
which will be enforced by the quarantine, and the ear
and wiso sanitary precautions which must 20 put IN!
execution in the city it is hoped that VIC will be reWar
cd with the same success.
Instructions are already in force the strict
ment of quarantine regulations OF Georgetown and
ton Head, s. c. A. p DALhYMPLE,
Surgeon U s. V. Acting Medical ector,
November 20 Department of South Caroiias'
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Consignecs per Northeastern Railroad,
November FL.

&c bales Cplnnd Cotton, Furniture, Lumber, &c. To
Stiles Carter a Won Docn Maj r 1. Webb. Stoney.
i Rodgers l. Co. Dukes l. Co. D Rccder. Wcitcrs. &
Williams & Co. 2 G G=illard 4 Co. Il Haskic, James
Armstrong, CnlIill, W Ryan.
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TIE FOLLOWING, sscr. i'el;!es:ee paper, VIII
Civ or readers an iie.. g; nc enlargement o.
81, .,nn.n Labor in IcnrcsSee:
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27

al PRICE PER INCH FOR aiso.l 93s9aAa
White Oak Knees. Hackmatack nees,
Siding square and in-square, square and in-squars
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27
Poetry.
TEE ROSE AND rHF RING.
BY FnFpERIcK LocKER.


A veryp.etty specimen Of Mr.. Lockers poems
Is the one on Thackeray's story of "The Rose
and the Ring 1t seems that IN the WINTER OF
1854 Mr. Thackeray wrote this story,in home,
and brought it chapter by chapter to read u TO
the dau liter Cf M. VIM. W. Story, tthe sculp-
tori who was then recovering from severe i'll
mes. When it was published Mr., Thackeray
sent the caiid copy of the book, with one OF
his own carieatufes Of himself in the act of
presenting her with the work. On this Mr..
Locker has written as follows: ~ ". "a *
She snniles-but her heart isin sable,
And sal as der Christmas is chill;j
She reads, and the book is the fable
Hepenned fur ler while she was Ill. 4ls s&
Q 1t Is nina years ago since lie wrought it.,
And chapter b. chapter he brought it iF.
And real her tie Rose and the Ring. Ia
And when It was printed and gaining -
Renown with all lovers Of glee; stlg
He sent her this copy containing 81.
This comical lit le croQa.a d55as Qsth
A sketch Of another dron couple Nls
Shes pretty-he's rite t'other thing! s.sisaJ1i.
He b3gs with spine vastly suppissJ aAu
She wi1 study the Rose and the hing! ISL
1t rlaased the kind Wizard to send her
Tbs last and the best Of sls Toys, Xs8E ~
His heart had sentiment tender
For innocent women and boys. e-le+
And shough ne was gleat as a sc6rner, 1ssis &
The guileiess were safe from his sting - i.tt
How sal is past mirth to the mournerl u
A tear on the Rose and the Ringt ,aoBsn
4aN~ =! go seAl4 a4 tt-Uel q
She reads-l may vainly endeavor 43alsir .
Her mirfh-c heckerel grief to pursue; s1lll Il
For she hears she has lost-and forever ~ i
heart that was known By SO few; sss.a. s.
But wish on tie shrine of his glory ~ s.
One Eir little blossom to fling;
And you see there's nice little story z-l--s
Attached to tho Rose and the Ringi a llglai
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JAMES L. MERRILL

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 ali
taken upon herself the trust Of Administrator Of the
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AZ If you are IN want Of any kind .. PRTSTT1Vz
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-" II Harris Root NY.
" CELittle Clintnnville"
III Convey asOnville 81
1" VIM Ciuett& Son Troy"
@ B Ford New Y0r~
:. w Robertson Newark N j
"H Q Henries Annapolis Md
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Proposals.
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Proposals for Materials for the
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, l.
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GEALED PROPOSALS to furnish erals for the
y Navy for the fiscal year ending June ~ i until
% o'clock A. H. of the Dist day of July neA'' o. WHICH
1ProndsSls must he endorsed proposals Tor Materi-
the Navy that they % dsc Il SS' ING p,shsd
of he Bureau of Steam tnSAheeiiiis 49, -
tsba materials ami articles embraced in the classes
r,oa a.e TsTfc uIary described IN the 1nriIfeds
ay Of which viii be furnished to such as
esire to ofer, application to the Commandments Of
= "a resySectiye yards to the navy accent nearest
Ieretos and those of all the yards upon application TO
h gh ssSS division classes being the convenience
Of dealers in EACH such classes only win be furnished
. are actually required for BIDS The commantiant
md navy agent Tor each station VIII, in addition to
no sea s az, Of classes Of their yards, have
sopy Of the schedules Of the other yards for examine
ion only, from which may be Judged whether II viii
oo desirable TO make application for any of the classes
a those yards An other things being equal, prefer
ance viii be given to articles of American mannfac-
surc.o eAAkA 3 8sA AZ ctkA
Offers must be made for the whole Of the class at
any yard upon one Of the printed schedules, Or IN
strict conformity Herewith, or they viii not be con-
ideredl
Upon application to the Bureau, to the command
ant Of any yard or to any navy agent, the form of
)er Of guarantee. and other necessary information
respecting the proposals wiz be Furnished. "a az
The contract win be awarded to the lowest bidder
y Ss ISL SIS q the Eas
hs Ts e 5 5sSt the es sss@sa
% accept.
The contracts will bear date the day the notifca-
ion Is gwen, and deliveries can be demanded from
That date.
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly
notihed that their offers must be in the form pre-
scrfbed and be maii in time 10 reach their destina
ton before the time expires for receiving themsIp
bid eo DC considered achich shall be receved after the
period stated, and allowance s1H be made for fail
sses Q the mail All offers wustt be accompanied by
the' bidders license, certified copy thereof.
Sureties in the full amount win be required to sign
the contract and their responsibility certified to by
United States district judge United States district
attorney collector, navy agent. AS additional se-
tcufitdes, twenty per centrum will be withheld from
The ambunt of the bills until the contract shall have
been completed, and eighty per oentum Of each bill,
approved in Tiplicate by the commandments of the
respective yards, will be paid by the navy agents at
The points Of deliyefy in funds or certificates at the
option of the Government, within ten days after the
warrant for the same shall have been passed by the
Secretary of the Treasury.
The foloYing are the classes required at the re-
/ l1a4vv IL.