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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-28
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unttr3tt6ntten, UNI bic 0face niGt gan; unter eeten su Iaf.
Der WetrppOlitat.S aae na6f br rgSsnins Stat SfFee" ar
ranetrt, wp3u mir ane unere Qdnbsleute unb tas eeetrte
9ublitum ~uberbaupt t6fIi6ft e~inlaten.
Nae Bortebruneen um bic Gtmutbt6teit ni&t ~ fSren,
iins eetrpffen.
Gtld- unb S&entaufrartuns baben nir antS feltf, unt
Ssrf6ern ietea BelaGer, bb er bic ~retnttn Getrante, frrte
ben beifen Gid BET ums antrefen ptrb.
Gin ausSe3ti6netes Or&efer tptrb bic GaaSlufissn In fe-
ter Seresun8 balteu.
&tntritt &tnen Dpuat. -Nnfans Mbenfs 8 lbr.
gu 3dblrei6tin Befu6 label Elm
RatttaSYfetffer
IA, fdms) gbrtfppb Sdeberle.
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4. 0arp Sau Geretn SO. 1.

Dieter auf bic teten Gefese essrinbete Geretn bat Fd
NCn'aS ben rs 9 epteuber aufs Yteue ~pplfdnbte DreartFrt
Us lsuet bard ueceTetnittnu uns idmnttli&er Wtttsliebs,
%te1hlUfet, ben Antbetl aut % Gt8s fefju esen. ga BET
3weG btets6 0erctus IA, etnern iebem Witsliebt @eleeenbei.
gu sestr, auF cine Iei@ c g8ste etn Capital gum 8du rtcl
aeuf zines 9auiss 3u eriplren, 70 laben atr bterburd aut
tCramsns "a n II f npS S1 rStnt pt'% Int5sils T pUrban fsT' GaS' 81 T. y
rer Nntbetl srtnat $l25. Oas @erfa mmlunsslOfal bein.
eet ftb Fet 9errn Saumgartntr yr Al Ml0emdrlefr.
Bonn 1. g~stsn1ber an fnhet bic Gsrlamntlung jeben Nlpn.
tag Abenb SpiiAen 7 unb 8 ltbr ffatt.
SIN Nuftra9e bes prditrenten GGaS. 9unttsr
(30Itptif4ml SCR. q ri S an II, SER.
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Steiner Yauperetn.

&c Eat f6 bet Sp6. Subner In Canal Str. spildfn Bal
timpre unb Sagette Str. Elm neuer 8au.8erftn eebiltet IN.
ter bem 9tamen Central NSenue 8au-9eretn u nGdne1
Sierffdg, ben 81. b. AR. perben be 0e1fse dneenCntnten Uni
BITE Selmt,n 8endbGt merten, unb pa beret s 700 NntbetI,
89jei6net tin. 10 werben ale Dieienisen, rpelde 9uf BADEN
etnem 9uten Sau-Ysretn tet5utreten, erlHGt ant ~tefasten
Nbenb I'm rs ia etnjuFnben.
s. s. 9 d pros. Gefr.
[fan0l 6etnr. 9 aSauaN prpb. Nr1f
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-28

Su gSalBmgtOu belleDe man 5eltelunQeu
[ltr 0en tdalhden lnS iDDdbemtliden .,QStfer"'
lSubItriptiOneM ME Mn5eigenl oardl ben Waenter
Nru. $. s. VieOfel0t, 420 e Str. Al rIad1en
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Mus GanatG.

Wep gurt, 27. Stt. Cine @ps3ial
DeptI&e bts 5ernlb melptt aus GanaNa, Oah
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-28
Nus gah Carolina.
StHe SreimGurer Delegations. - @a6e''6dmptuu
smm @OMoernenr ertpGb[t.

@bdrlefOu, 27. Octbr. Sin Cont
rnittee Der Sreimuurer BON 6lb Carolina lit
nab benz NOrcen u~bsesunseu nm bic Oprtigen
OrOenSbrioer nm ~lluterfisuns gu eriu9en,
ea oIele Wfttsliecer bier perurmt linO.
Muen Mnsei9en nab lit @uoe SamptOn nit
GROCER NtulCritdt gum @Uuperueur beS StaGs
ties ertpdhIt nprnen.
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J1eue 0n6eigen.
OcnFfdnun0.

40 SIR 9rn. s. 80. 8rOtRa Iie8t Elm Brief in BET
OReder 0fGce.
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8ilheIm Sell 8auperein SO. 1

Stt erfe @in3oblrns fiubst nGdfen Dtenftas A6tnb, ben
81. Sttbr., fdtt. Ale otejsn gen, wel9e npG 0ettreten ppl-
len, itnb erudt gu err detnen TIM @erttns!rtal So. 81 Qnn-
caferitraee. St Auttra6
$. WetBeL, prot. @rGE
(dntDbt) s.. SO q be, prpb. Setr.
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2u pertaufen:

.Stlfts wtsen utbernabnte etnes dntern GeI6dftes cir
SparSnebaue, mt outer S8irtbiGatt Serbnnten, ia nel6en
quite Seltafte sema6t perben ; Bic Rage tit iebr ant uni
gnrbs etnem euten Oeuti&en etne NGere Grifttni SerE&trn
Nte Nente Vt ietr btut9. 3u eriraeen am plate So. 49
Ia. Str. sptften . unb 6 SIR. (n,DlgDl
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Siatae &Oblem.
6anpper 8Quperein a.

ga pbtser g}eretn nun rSGte sserinbet 1T, perten BIER.
nit Gle Dteientsen, relae fb eihem suttn @eretn Gnau.
f1liesen ntnf4en, eiueeiaeen, nd6fen Rcntd9 BEN so.
SftOter, &benbs TX nbr, i5 Bet 2errn Samrei, 259 So.
npUertraB.. Ode bon Cutie Gbut9fr. elm jufinSen, on mel
dem Abene tie erfe @InaatIun8 ftattfinten iSG.
9enr9GarIe YrGf.
(antp) Spf. y. 8 nj n, Shdtm.
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Sabres>G Ser anmlung bes WurplanO 8eltz@no
0Qurerelu3.
Ole D~lit9lte6er pbi9en geretnS mer6en bifrbur@ erfu&t,
BET Der md6nen Oteniag Absnb fattfubsnben @enmtenpabl
Ale 8a erf4stuen, UNI ntbt TT bic gelesIt6e Sttate ;u Der.
faGen.
tfanp) pb. @eber, Sefr.
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UeranGQungen


Per 8rsuuben uuS g,syonrtsr nr -S0r,OrS,o" msS.nS" q
SIR i rnsnh S ssns 81 Yablttan ~tertGupt Aur Na6riGt' baS
Rar,sesaSte n et Sane nsS 3. ben !: September bic fd5ns, ersFs
bensn @darnlt&tsftsn sur @SSaItSno m ssn D R5 HHm't rS Ssr g%n
trtrb. '''''|'Se "PP''tattpn 9enneWs
Dte eIesante unb iOhbore usitoHrr,
deS, nsba feth %raDoltrtsS @sarbsrc ODE simmssrn FIR StS Ssrrn S SnS
Sa%sH' rn nGiO s%o9 Tsdnt%' stSa. ndiS%rtssnSnsstg.asr nebf srp6ea
tpinfGen Ibris. WI" "'"tS gu
goaadnbtees EOfIstfdirr fur 500 @OuOert. IA ~ .,r.r,
mdBteen preiS ;u nltetben. R1bere Nustunft BEL D" ''"E"
g. 80. " pebeI,
2eiLt3Wl 379 sd. @alttmorefr. inif6en @utaw II. nneas.
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GGIfimpre 9SOlF8 Sr0uereK.

NII1tNtUES NUSt0 SCWUEESE%
Die Geitse Der n,usn Getten Granerei Itesen itst cur
Snfpecttpn Der WitsIttber 70 nte auen ueSrteen bic lid
bteiem uttsrnstmen dnf4IteBsn winf4eu, pFen. GtenflnS
ia itDer ~2tebsabfr ~etnGela0en ben YeriGu n1lunsen beS Ser
eirS ieten Dienifa9 &beubs 8 n9r IN Der @eotraI Sane So
% 81: GGp st. ~beiSuwcbnen nnp f4 ais alttslteb tGbet ~
betbetlteeu.
Gpurab S%teeman, Yr. PIT.
(r fa) u. 8aIIauf, Sscr. p.t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-28
Charles s. ~mc5Ie,
Mcc9fS<

Offet: Dem wtAIi&en 8liset Der Gtt5 9aa s~sstnube'
Wpbnun8: $50 SeGft Str spiiten 8 une s Stry-
n7rf3npl SO dfbtnatAn Do.
, 1865-11-08
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,

Closina Day.
lEepotcd by Telegraph exclusively for the Chicago
Tribune.1
Exw ToKx. Tuesday Evening, EoT. !.
EEEF CATTLE-The total receipts Of Beef cattle al
a1 the yards 80 head. Of which twenty were r.
etlsed to-day The market eoses Tery quiet 1t Yes
terday'A rates. Inferior grades art not Ill sold.
SHEEP-Kectivrd n +fu2. The demand IL moderate
and market strong At JestcruAy's p.!ees-;askc fol
Sheep. and sa1cc for Lanha.
H0GS-Receiyed N,l4o. The suppIy IL light and
Prices .re advancing. The closing quotations arn
Medium, 1sal3tc; Rest, 17x&tic; E1ta. Axe,
lBy Assoeiated PstAA.1
new yon1. Nov,7.
The cuHsnt price. Ter stock A all markets, ate :.
fsoms s. aeef s.,s a nss as! nsr has so
mon aual!sy. sisto9is1: insssior. sio.e6aie %:
Cow and Calves e1tFa per head. 4a1 nt1o nrst nua
litF, &E4M2A 60; common, SIS t1a&5no; ordinary.
44aM2EtoQs Inferior 130CAa1ao0- Feal calves nrBt
guilty, l7hoal l5c; Ordinary. saIe@loc: common,
I: PI PsS hssd: q. sSSs.o9S etias; e?se2ly
Swine hea!y, corn fed per pound. ls@is4c; st fed,
1as,tc The supr1y of beef cattle { agala pro,ty
largo in view Of which tho market Is scarcely 30
tEtn. except for best Offerings strictly prime C4te
faiher scarre ln view OF which they commanded full
prtees and quite number sot Al 1sc per pound,
but VIC heard Of none above this agure, willie good
manE sold 4 l'Ae Ths quality q oasrlngs ", fss,
le which sold at la4t5c. no<t were active ana
higher sooye. Tota1 receipts Of all stock IN the
y8fs for this week and last week. veal lheep
and becves, eoxs, caitss, lambs, swlne-ll,l+0.
, 1865-11-08
New York Market.

INV YORK, Nov. :.
CoTrox-Heavy and fully 1@2c lower. Sales at SIC
5see3oa4nC firm nj tht hitter pgice.
FLnr1-ta1ec better. Sales at s3.znaa.51 fbr extra
state, S9.i049E for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, and Is for trar brandt
na!ket cloanK quiet with the advance scarcely SIS
t1tned.
WIusxET-FirmH. Eales OF western ID 1ots 1t 4. 81
1a:c bettes. Sales Al Si.733 LEX TOR Milwaukee. u s.
kss f91 ela Do Y .tors p i q5 new sssse
A!ehsan a M Rye aaist Safes fsnsd!aa e tl1s ana
tive .aa nIm = s1l2 for state s1 for Canads Eest
onsnses do1ng In PAT fof .1port At ss9ss AZ for qn
western, 4nd Big for western yelloH. Oats fm fol
sound md heavy for unsound, at +ds3c for unsonno
Al.i aaa1c for 6ound.
Gnoc111rs- quiet. snKar .F.n Cub. Mnsee
@1.p0-
PErEcIErx1F,1m, a. a6as'e for crude. and eos fol
Eoy!sIcas-rork osner, With asir demand. 4
81 0N s7.s5 for tness-caostnE At 4L.13 cash, hnt
e2;513 $40 for prime mess; Also 80 br1s mess 101
November, buyers option, Ut ". .e5aN30 and LIZ
brts for January xnn FEhruarJ sellers ene
buyers option, It III. eefstcady, at 3l1.0
ii6o for plain cts and I'll. 20 for extra mos
BEEF hams UNCHANGED: Cnt meats dull. st AA?1n
Lard trn At 2!afs1c. nutter 1n demsnd 1t E9aa
for Ohio, and i61 for State Cheese 1En at
, 1865-11-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

Penc5llings By the way.-A gentleman
who has recently travelled through all tho Northern
and sss % 1y s
nounces that among the appliances Of the toilet,
Phalonts Night Blooming Cercus" enjoys bT all
odds the greatest popularity. Sold everywhere.
sss9
Ladies' Afflicted with Di4cotoratlons
On the fate called moth patches. OF With fteckles,
should use Dr.. PE7rI's celebrated s1 . AoEH AsD ~
druggists. oca56s+l5'-Wf24
The Illinois School Of Trade, 192 Lake
practical business men, hnd as snch recommended
BY onr business community, is open dally from =.
m TO 10 F. Nh n; preparatory school 'oF aau'ts Is
WmTERx EpucAr1oSAL Col1EGE FOR Bows.
Apply for circulars at The School Of T1sde 1872 Lake
cnrner Of Wclia street, u9i3
The ttColumblnu Gtn,,s the best artt.
Gle Of American dIsllaton, IA now for sale by all
HTurrists' m me United States. The proprietols
have 70 bs.,ie this gn 50 ts no ssn-
ABat Rresth the greatest curse Of life.
How many lovers It has separated; how Tany
your dearest niend will not mention II aud you may
he lrpor1nt Of The facl yourself To effect radl-
/ cal cure use the Balm Of a Thousand Flowers as
dentce night md morning Il aiso .aa neaqnnss ttne
| ies. Pr}cc Is cents. For sale BY Ill druggists.
For sale By B. \. Landon, Chicago, Wholesale
agent and al druggists. ocs3stss-l5.s-"'F
| Atlantic White Lead aud Ltnseea 0il
| Co., Of New York, manufacturers Of Pure Y nate
| Lead, Red Lead, UthaEgc, GlAss Makers He'd Lead.
Also, linseed OIL, Raw, Boiled md Refined. For
| sale BY drugeists md dealers generally, and by
l ROBERT COLGATE 4 Co.. General Agents. 9s1
l Pearl supet, New York. oet4ds6s 6t7teW.N6s
, 1865-11-08
Milwaukee Market.

Milwaukee Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ALwACLEx, Nof.1.
FIor1-Du1l. sales 800 bria ar spring extsa 3!
$500.
GBAn-Wheat 1a9c higher, elosing weak. SaIea al
tho morning Beard: lla ooo bu No. At &iss4sst-4e
and my. ktuer TIL 15th- On Ch2n4e, Balea t. 900 bu
No. 1t sl4s4els, and s1f, sel,sr TIL 10th. Al The
5r. Beard, sales 1900 bu II tl.sa, spot Market
hrm. Osts-Sales !. pm bu No. 1t sc.
RErK1tE-s2oo brts nous, 4,ood hu wheat, S.7oe bu
oats.
u SGn t,saa lar. q 0nn nt,,sx
, 1865-11-08

B1EF1Eu1E1 NOV. Z.
FLor1-Du1l, With ealea Of Howard L Wsssups
A. Lexicon ," At f9.S
GRAlS-Eheat steady. Corn trn, with tAles of new
while At 82S4c: yellow dull. Oats active at SQG3.c.
Weight. k9e aaist. eth ssles at a9ssc
Groc1xtEs- actiFe, with sales Of Rio at 2oH9
21e.
, 1865-11-08
auctto3t Sales.

DRY GODS,
~ B1padcloths, CasairuerrA and SAt!uets, Wool
Hocks. Endef1hYts and ORA He1e, feRilFee Shirts
1ntss Eoods. beached and brown A1sint Prints,
II AEGTI5S. it On u EuNEsbai, NOV sth. 4 ~
O'clock, ii nusstzs' Auction Neeyna. 103. los snd
107 Dearborn st. WA. A. BUFFERS CO., Auc+
ticpetfs, uS31
G. yERN MESr SALE.
, 1865-11-08


The Union candidates. foe town officers OF North
Chicago arc elected without doubt, although We
have not The vote.
WARD gurEnyIsOHA.
TIE following il the List Of Ward Supervisors
elected, far AZ reported. The drst number shows
the Epte cakt fQI Zach: the RecQNd II the Tpie
, 1865-11-08

Philadelphia Market.

FLocg-vefy dull. -.
daA1S.Wheat trm. Eexr at t2eocs2as; old DO
al 92.s5le.45; white at *?GN@a90. Corn dull. Soles
Of inferior and Eood old yellow 1t s7asc; new do It
74@tsc. Oats 1rm at sI@55c.
PETEOLKCN-6teady. Crude at Sc. free, 7431Sc
Rsnz1ne. f5z4sc.
WutKKY-Closed firm at $34o.
, 1865-11-08

Vessels Passed Detroit
Dxrnou, Eoy.1.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.]
Ur-None.
DowS-C1afa Parker, R6dScr. cAnsds. Great West
fo.l, rouesoy, Burnside, Cobb. Helfonsteln II. s.
seott. peoria, johnson, White Cloud, Buckingham,
Ausoc.at Selkrk, Mott
Wind N E,
, 1865-11-08

The rote In EvEneton averaged &c for the Union
candidates, except Sa1onon and Allen. who received
C6 each. The vote on the boIters' ticket averaged
Is, e@rep. osho5n and Bridges. Who ran two Or
three ahead. H1lItard took 6 votes. Z. S. Taylor
waa reelected Supervisor
In Eik Grove, lis votes were polted. Allen took
l6s, Sa1ouaon 155. and Bradwen 139.
The following are the votes cast ln the city for
each candidate on the County ticket. with the vole
The votes On town officers for the North Division
were nauhsought In:
, 1865-11-08
u 1 e ID

In thtA city 90 Tueeday morning. Nor. H. Of ErJrto
elas, MI. FREDERICK ". BLOCH, aEed 3t ye4x1.
Ms remains R1l he tske1 "a 6athoIksa, Wiz. for
, 1865-11-08

VA1uAb1x REAL Es1ATS At AucuoN.-1ne af-
tent1on Of s est1tc buyers IL called to the sac IL
II O'Clock to-dey, Ut the north door OF INC Couls
House. Of valuable city property, lCoxper e'ssse''
under deere tn chanceSJ. Sale absoltN
, 1865-11-08
OPERA SEASON.

Ladies' and gentlemen In wnnt OF really dne Ro9nets
will md them during The Opera Season al ktSSIEfS.
Crosby'a Opera House. Orders ned 1t short notice.
, 1865-11-08
Hay4ttbzza9entS.


WANTED-Ageuts-Fof : new
~ zsss e tssessss tssn q 7'a s: X
M s:e1s Hssoid. r,51s ssf7a,t. A.seas e. @ p,s ~
ss Eost., en S,s :tss .1, ,G s;d re- ssos
esas j! E e "A; e s7 81 safffs f. -
tno1:ssa - eo@ptese sd,ioa pan,.a,a;. 6sSa g
RfSf ~ 8 e sc :sss, sss:s:
WA&YED Agents - Immsai~
sssspe ~ = ss14ssPesas s4sP ssas; Of &
Il: r. s !; !; ) s; Mi; s.
TooR f4 sdsst. Chicago: ae''z'. -
TATAErED-A gents-Fazmers
hon -. =, Il u u1tsia< ~ sssPs seR e <
81 Ssat cd !o@.esias'saa Capital Feas!sssa' "a
WAEft4EQTaeents-I1 & 4 evsry
w county nd ~ :osR sonsets:nx % ssx, /, ussd =:
aeo e ::a21s: 81 e ysaas 1sa aees ss @
WANTEQ-Agenta N ta-For the
sss sss 3SsS .;ss Ssss'S Ss VII
Is sa:s i ! 's
,5,S,'y . sasi.i .nd ss1s9. hsa saess,sss@
r. stsssny asee's sassa M a.
r = 9sns 1csfs e =, ~ and sngsaS Jo11x
ss%1eyeo1 pe9 onss. ~ IL Fl pt@oe
III: n {dS' CO.
w WANTED-Asents- The great
~ v7 TT e9ck @ . IT. ogWt"eAMr e FIRE ASb COT.
o 10 n hrrsa. IL o:ss eoi n..iS 1r; ~ @
aEe being l!te With ne army 10 tLe we.stsa
, 1865-11-08

ITALIAN 0rERA.-Ihe pressure upon oal sTIo'
this morning allows ua only 70 menton tna' !as
orc1s seasou viii be inaueuAtsd this evening With
..T1ox1tore.~ To morrow evening :" Fanst~ will
he ntoduccd, snd On Friday, evening E5nani,t :
wiik ibe following cast; E1a, Neel Gu!di; En-.
NAM. Musian1; Carlo. orl1naini; Silva. nrst ap-
pcafnpce, Multt.
, 1865-11-08
Boarning<=QMa anter.


TAKEN UP-A dark bay mare,
L about II hands high, four Or 1ye JeaEs old. IaI
Bhod- Tha owner can have hey ny ciaIniQs PfDhg PDrhg
sEd paying thNgts 70 J. J, FOX corner o. III
road md GresA 9tEeek. '"~
, 1865-11-08

The columbian GIMP the bcHI q rft.
Gle Of American dIstiaton, IA now for sale by all
DugE.s NE 9n,tsd sta1es M e., Ine Pr psopfaeos pr So
xt1fner tnav be dcffaudcd. norS-uG2l-th
, 1865-11-08
JEantfb=@atst a1t&otls

w ANTED-At the New York
w Dire works 1oS south c1sst street, man ., y I,
fnth on i cyttndcr Also. 4 8nu1T Womsos 70 hssl'!
in ffr eTc.x - .sa na..t1+ vr.s4z Y-4
, 1865-11-08

TsS SEwEo WoHEH's PROTECTIVE UNtoy held
A meeting list evening. Mn. Bsadwell reported
The amount IN The treasury as S14se0- Nrt. Fuller
m,d. a abort epoech and Nj. Treyellic long one to
.ha sneeffnr and several new members were re-
cci1rd. They hold soeia6le next Fsiaa! evening
~ - ~ Cuion Rooms, Nos. 11e and III Dearborn
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

On Monday, June l4th. the mort
gage deed for the sale Of house in
1918, bearing the autograph signature
of Shaksp care, the most clearly writ
ten specimen known was sold at
auction in London. This is said, in
the illustrated London Ners, Of the
5th, to be the only autograph Of
Shakespeare in private HANDS, and the
only one which money is ever likely
to buy. Only five un,nistakab,e auto
graphs Of Shakespeare are known, {for
wes do not believe even the Florio in
the British Musrn,) viz: the three
sigustgures to his will on three sheets,
She signatures to the deed in the
Guildhall Library, and this, or the
Garrick autograph, now offered to the
greatest admirer with the longest
purse. The Guildhall Library docu.
ment is the counterpart of the convey
ance of house in Ireland-ya,d, near
to the B!ackfriar's Theatre, which
Shakespeare bought in 1912, and be-
queatbed by will to his daughter,
Susanna Hall. 1t is genuine beyond
dispute
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08
T'oUCHIEG

A ToucH1ko ISc1DEsr.-Some
gen'leraen passing through the hcau,i-
full village of Renton, in the valo Of
Leven, Humb.rtonshise. about nine
o'clock at night, u few days ago, hail
their attention directed 20 a dark
object in the church-yard. On going
to ascertain what it was, they found
boy, Of tender years, lying fiat on his
face, and apparently sound asleep, over
a newly made grave. Thirking this
not a very safe bed fer him, they shook
him up and asked him how he came
to be there? lie said he was afraid
to go home, AS his sister, with whom
he resided, had threatened to beat hi,:.
And where does your sister live?'
asked one Of the party. In DUN.
barton, was the answer. IN DUN.
4eation-nearly y four miles Of, and how
car'e you to wander so far away f,otu
home?' I just CAM sobbed the poor
little fellow, because my mither's grave
was here His mother had been buried
there a short time before, and bis
seeking refuge at her grave in his
sorrow, was a beautiful touch of nature
In child who could scarcely have yet
learned to realize the true character
of that separation which knows Of no
reunion on earth. Thilher had he in
stlnctivelv wandered, to sob ont his
sorrows, an; to moisten with tears the
grave of one who had hitherto been
his natural pro, ec:or, for he had evil
dently cried himself to sleep.
Worth British Mail.
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HONE DIFFICULTIES house
mother has her difficulties, aye, be she
ever SO gifted with that blessed quality
of taking them lightly and cheerfully
1t is not pleasant for lazy ladies to get
breakfast over at that regular early
hour which alone sets household
fairly agoing for the day; nor for un>
arithmetica! ladies, who have always
reckoned their accounts by sixpenccs,
to put down each item, and pcrsevere
in balancing periodically receipts and
expenditures; nor for weakly, rervous,
self ensrossed ladies to rouse The r.selves
sufficiently to put their house it order,
and keep it so, not by occasional spas
modic setting to rights but by a
general nethodical overlooking of all
that is going on therein. Yet, unless
all this is done, it is vain to insist On
early rising, o: grur,bse about waste,
or lecture upon neatness, cleanliness,
and order. The servants get to learn
that 'Missis IS never in tirne' and
laugh at her complaints 0: their un-
ptnctuality. They see no Use in good
management or avoidance of waste:
'MissiS never knows about anythine.'
She may lecture till she is weary
about neatness and cleanliness: Just
pat your head into her room and see!r
For all moral qualities, good temper,
truth, kindliness, and above AL, con-
sc1entiousness,> if these are deficient in
the mistress, it is idle to expect them
from servants, or children, or any
members OF the family circle.
[ Wonaan's Thoughts ubou! Womcn.
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W1Sss.-"Men who preferred port
wine to c'aret, as the English in Queen
Annes time, couI%l have bad no souls
worth speaking Of. See how our
literature fell off. The Elizabetl,ans
qnatfed Sack, or 'Gascoync or Rochelle
wyn, and we had the intellectual
giants of those DAYS. The Charles II
comedy writers worked on rlare.. Port
then came into fashion; port s$pped
our brains; and instead Of Wycherlv's
'Coantry Wife and Vanburg's Re
lapse, we had Mr.. Mortor's wild
Oats and Mr.. Cherry's Soldiers
Daugh'er.'
The best French wines are grown in
the wild and savage country of the
Medoc, in the South west of France,
in the neighborhood Of Borbeaurg.
and along the course Of the Garonue.
The principal are, ST. Julenne, Lee
vile, Chateau Ia Lafi,te, Chateau de
Rose and Chateau de Marguax. These
are cultivated on the high road be-
tween Bordeaux and Pan;.lac.
The Rhone wines are hot ana fery:
those Of Italy and tie Levant are
sweet and mild.
Cctte, town on the Mediterranean.
is famous for its adulteration of good
and fabrication Of bad wines. Port,
Sherry and Madeira are fabricated in
abundance from any cheap wine mixed
with brandy. 10 the grateful Yam
KEGS, Ce:te annually sends thousands
of tons Of Ay and Moet; besides no
end Of johannesburg, Hermitage aud
Chateau Mayaux."
Roche's 'Clo+et ard Gl;ves.'
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Lord Lyndhurst tells good story
opyopos Of the surrender of the great
seal of the English ministry in 1876.
wv hen | went to the palace says his
lordshlp, 4 alighted at the grand stair
case; l was received by the sticks Of
gold and silver, ard other officers of
;he household, who called in sonorous
tones from landing to landing, and
apartment to apartment, room for the
lord high chancellor Of England I
entered tie presence chamber; l gave
tire seals to her majesty; 1 bad the
honor of kissing her hand; I left the
apartment by another door, and found
myself on back staircase; down
which I descended without any one
taking any notice Of me, until, as
was looking for my carriage at tho
outer door, Il laclzey bus;le,d up, and,
with palronizing air, said, Lord
Lypdhurst, can L do anything for you?'
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The Misses T. w. Moedecai,

PElNG desirous oftaxing limited num-
~ Der Of pupils. will open School for
young ladies and children of both sexes. All
the branches Of an English education will
be taught; also, French and Music. Pen
mauship strictly attended to. This class
will meet three times week. Terms for
writing. rs cents lesson. payable weekly
in advance. Apply q: Mr.. K. keenans
residence, cc:ae, Richloud and Sumte.
streets Juno I 9
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

There is farmer in Yorkshire who
has a mile and half children. His
name i, Furlong, and he has four boys
and eight girls. Eigh: iur!ongs make
a mile.
In China, if man is not married
by twenty, he is dtummed out Of the
town.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

When man succeeds in life it IS
no unusual thing TO hear HRS dubbed!
a lucky dog but if we look back
upon the great games Of life as played
cy successive individuals, it will be
found that 'ehe trump card was pluck
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

We like old forms and customs.
We like to see men cling to the u~ages
OF their ancestors. We like old habits.
unless they are made Of dry goods,
and then they should be cast aside
when they hec,me seedy.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08
Hrs. Pelot's Class

LNOR the instruction OF Young Ladies
l. in the beautiful art Of PENMA AN
SHIP, will meet at 9 O'clock a m, n her
residence, South side of the College Cam
Pus, next door to Headquarters. Class for
Young Men will meet at o'clock D. III.
Terms moderate. June : 3