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Government of the United State

Government of the United States
President Andrew johnson, of Tcuncs
see. ..... ,."
Secretary of State-W. IL. Seward, Of
New York.
Secretary of War-.Edwin NJ. Stanton, Vi
Pennsylvania. b. ...
Postmaster General William Dennison,
of Ohio. >
Secretary of the Navy--Gidcon Wellcs, OF
Connecticut. ....
Secretary of the interior James Harlan,
Of Iowa. s.s.
Secretary Of the "rcasury--Ilu Ilugh McCul,
Tough, orIlmuis
Attorney Gencral--.james Speed, of Ken
iucky.
!'rcsidcut of The Scnato-Iafayctte s
Poster, of Connecticut.
Speaker of the House Schuyler Collax
| OF Indiana
SUPREME CoURY.
Salmon G. Chase, Ohio, Chier Justice.
l. James ~ Wayne, Georgia.
| > Samuel Nelson, New York
). Robert G. Gricr, Pennsylvania
!. Nathan Clifford, Mains.
D. Noah II. Swayne. Ohio
u. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
Z. Samucl Miller. Iowa.
g. Samuel +. Field, California.
LIEuTENANT GENERALS
Wingicld Scott, Virginia.
Ulysses S. Grant, oG Ohio
AdjHtant General Lorenzo Thomas, Dera
ware.
Judge Advocate General, Joseph Holt,
d. &.
Qnar'crmaSicr General, Montgomery e
Mcigs, OF Pennsylvania.
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NOISES FROM A ROLLING STONE /;

ny TESELLA-MhRY BAYARp CLARKE.
Author Of "Reminiscences Of Cuba" "Wood'
Notes" "Transationsof Nlagucrite," LADY
Tartuffe," etc.
One vol. l6 mo cloth, ......... Price Sl.25
Contains complete poetical writings of tho
popular authorcss, and I5 beautiful setting
of all the sparkling diamonds that have been
found clinging 10 the "roliing stone' OF a
great life, as it washed with the ebh and flow
OF the sccthing tide Of Thought and lmagira.
ton.
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!EnoLirEs IN ALABAMA.-Mr George f.
sale whose residence is somewhere on the
Aiaoama river, sent to the Mobile Tribunc
low days ago, an interesting account of n
phenomenon that occurred under his own
observation The following is his letter to
the Iri6une:
TUESDAY, May 10Th, 1866 i herewith
SEND you some meteoric earth and yiliccous
stone which fell yesterday and day in my
yard and In the yard of one OF my negro wo-
men, which IS ahundrcd yards from my own.
Ihey commenced falling all day 1T intervals
none tnat Tell yesterday appeared to have
peen subjected to heat. The siiiccous stone,
when it fell, was so hot that it could not be
held in the naked hand. Tho latter Cthc
siliceous stonc,) fell to-day about quarter
alter twelve o'clock by the clock. Tho
larger piece of Garth which you Sec has
been subjected 10 II high degree Of heat, fell
few minutes afterwards 1t was so hot
that the girl who brought it to mo was
compelled to bring it in her apron.
Sunday, the 18th, tho sky was lowering,
and about zen O'Clock q very angry cloud
formed on the northeast, and extended
around to little south OF west, with heavy
thunder and vivid tightening Yesterday
tho sky all day was as clear ns chrystai;
not speck Of cloud to be seen TO day
there arc clouds to be seen, what sailors
call white caps, but no thunder np at this
moment - t%eniy.orc minutes past one
therc is not one Of my family, white or
black, but would unhcstatingly swear to
the truth aud accuracy Of the above stated
iacts. have not seen any Of my ncighbors
since Sunday, to learn Of them whether the
like phenomenon occurred with them.
SchGdler's Book of Nature, translated bv
Medlock, speaks of water spou,s, mctcoric
iron and metcoric stones, but docs not say
a word about the heat 1t will not do to
say they arc volcanic. Where is the volca-
no? There is not brick kiln or furnace of
any kind, that am aware OF, nearer han
Mobile.
Very respectfully, &C.,
GEORGE +. SALLE
p. S. S.--WcducS,lay morning six o'clock-
The storm las, night, just at The close Of
daylight fell i'll shower, some rs largo rs
your fist. This morning, about six o clock.
the large grey stone, which herewith send
you, fell i'll The presence of my wife She
immediately picked it up and brought il to
me. IL was warm but not hot.
G.F $.
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New York ltcmS-ThC Markets.

New YORK, June 1l.--Foreigu mails by
all late.mrivals horc, left Sunday evening
for The South
Cotton 1G42 cents higher, with good do
mand at40 to so. Gold 3S4. Sterling o.:
sight1l. .. r...t.
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Destructive Fire.

PmiLADELrHtA, juno GA destructive
fire occurred This morning on 25ih and Cali
lohil streets, on the Schuylkill, destroying
Davies watcr-mills and other cstnblishl
mcnts. The loss is estimated at $500, 900.
The keystone Mills were saved
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Very respectfully, Sc.
GrDRCr T. S,rTr

IA HUMAN LirE. Hope writes the poetry Of
Sthe boy, but memory that Of tho man Man
looks forward with smiles, bat backward
signs. Such is the wise providence of
Heaven. The cup of life is swcclcr mr tho
hrini, the flavor is Impaired as we drink
deeper, and the drcgs arc made bitter thai
we may not struggle when the cup is taken
from our lips.
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y Western paper says the best way
to k'll bed bugs IS u ch in their lind
legs to tree, then go round in front
and make mouths at them.
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ISLANDERS, issuing from beautiful lips,
are like spiders crawling from the blush.
ing heart Of a rose.
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The Southern ExprcSConp;,,py.

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PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT CAMDEN, 8. c..
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Field and Fircside Book Publishing House..
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
aItiiSi;try.

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Judiciary.
DISlr'Gt J"uge-Mm Il hGnSrlsTn' n,
CIo"l' rI"'H"v, nr C"',r, !" S1i"I s;i p CImwncv '
Sheriff Elisha W Orcycr.
Ordinorv--..Iomcs Johnston.
Tax Coilcctor--Ro6ert IL Jennings.
Eschcator- Jacob Feaster
Notary Pub!c--Jas Stewart.
Magistrates. g
Jas T. Caldwell. William Crosby. Robert
hawthorn, Daniel B Kirkland, ienry Glb-
p Hroon Willio,, Al JMor,;n M William
Carlisle n II Counts pr ID Loudordole
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's.,. -
no%ctl EumundS, John Lemon, EDWARD
MobIy, Nohert Is Smith, William u Nood-
Mn'p W. j. " NIW "U"" n'.'er' haTI" y u'IrpS's; I
Douglass. Robert Ford, John W McNlcckin.
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~, Il Ellison, DR. j II McMastcr, DR. W L
Aiken
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Principal and Teachers of .bt
Zion College.

q \ Woodward Principal.
AsSiStants--Rcv W T. DuBosc, W n
Dwight
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VIE subscribers will commence in the
4 City OF Charleston, carly in Novcm-
Der, Family Journal, TO bc known rs tho
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daily thSfSSsiffs' 'Siiissdiatt5hff. aAeenshsre,l
chants and others desiring to commun,cate'
win the Southern public, advantages surpass-
cd Ly none. tt.fh
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.GOIlGlt Zion Socicty,

James i Aikcn-Prcsi,lcnt.
james Stewart Secretary and Tres.
Trustees OF Mount Zion Ccllegc--W I
Robertson, } McCanis, } Il Rion, & /
McAlasrcr, Dr. W Il Nixon. ...
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Magistrates.

Jas l. Caldwell, William Crosby, Robert
Hawthorn, Daniel B Kirkland, Henry Glib
son, George Fl Miller, james Aiken, William
p Broom, William NJ Marin, DR. William
Carlisle, II II Counts, Dr, b Lauderdale.
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Representative,

S"natc-.Gcn John Bratton.
House OF Representatives William
Ailston, James X Aiken, BayliS Il Elkin.
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Prospectus Of
North Carolina Guardian

ME undersigned will issue, commcnc
L on The first day of January, 1866
the city of Charlotte, N c., n daily ,
rri weekly newspaper under the style
title of THE NORTH CAROLINA GU
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IOWA Officers.

lnicndant-Dr w l. Aiken.
Wardens-Dr G II Ladd. W 3 Creigh,,
" Duvall, JAS McElroy. ..-
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DR.. BRIoT's FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

Their immense sale has established their reputation
female remedy unapproached and far in every
other medicine for Suppression Irregularities
distractions in females On the receipt Of Five Dollars
these Ps WI" be sent by mail or express TO any part Of
the world. secure from curiosity damage.
Persons distance be cnred home by address,
ing letter TO Dr. J. PERRAULT Sacramento and
Montgomery Streets Rooms Nos g. 10 and H. q73
Post oce. San Francisco stating the mnutely
possible general habits Of living occupation ETC. etc All
cases taken under treatment warranted No charge for
advice No poiscns harsh medicines nure the con-
stution making sick to make well. We are honest
in our dealings frank in opinions and our charges
will be far less than demanded by other physicians We
invite investigation claim not know ytine nor
cure everybody but We do lay claim to COM
and to eight pronounced incu-
rabe We particularly request those have tried this
Doctor and that scientific Physician boasted advertis
ed. till worn out and discouraged call upon u.s. II will
cost hotmhg, as CONSULTATIONS are Tree 4l.lyis
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You Kissed Me.

You kissed mel ny head dropped low your breast
With feeling Of shelter and infinite rest
While the holy emotions my tongue dared not speak
Flashed like fame from my heart to my cheek:
Your arms held me fast-oh your were so bold
Heart responded to heart in that passionate hold,
Your glances seemed drawing my soul thro' ewes
the draws the mist from the earth the skies
And your lips clung to mine till prayed in my bliss
That they might unclasp from that rapturou kiss
You kissed me my heart, and my BREATH and my WILL
In delirous joy, for the moment stood still;
Life had for me then no temptations or charms,
No vista of pleasure outside of your arms,
And were an angel this instant possessed
OF the glory and peace that are given the blest,
I would throw my white robes repningly down,
And take from my forehead its beautiful crown,
To nestle more in that haven Of rest,
With your lips to mine and my head on your breast
You kissed me my soul, in bliss 50 divine,
Reeled and swooned like foolish man drunken with win
And thought 'twere delicious to die then if death
Came while my lips yet moist with your breath
'Twere delicious die if my heart might grow cold,
While your held fast in that passionate hold
And these the questions ask day and night;
Must my lips taste but once that heavenly delight
Would YOU if your heart were shelter as then:
And if you re here would you kiss me agains
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OPINION OF CALIFoRNIAN.-The Sacramento
Union is permitted to make the following extract
from letter written by NJ. NJ. Estee, formerly
member of the Legislature from Sacramento
county, which was penned at Washington May
10th The observations of the writer are well
worth placing on record sc | write you to-day
from the Capital of common country, but
were | to 60 beyond Congress and outside
of the Capital grounds, could quite as easily
imagine myself in the midst Of the Southern
Confederacy, for you cannot turn on either hand
but you meet some reconstructed son OF the
South, and nine of ten of them are as out
spoken and boastful as ever. One can well see
by breaking the crust of Washington society
why our Congress so manfuly opposes the ad-
mission of these reconstructed CongressmeD from
the Southern Confederacy. tell you the coun-
try car never do full justice to the bravery-ycs
bravery-of this Congress. When | see what
they have done-and still more what they have
refused to dol feel that in their hands the
country is safe. You may be assured of one
fact-that Congress is right beyond a question
and the President is wrong.
tell you that reconstructed rebel is rebel
still and no amount of reconstruction or par
dons or liberality on the part of the Government
will make the great mass of the rebels true to
the country. They look upon the rebellion rs
mere failure to accomplish great purpose anu
they believe in that purpose yet. They are still
State rights men, and yet argue that any one
STATE can leave the Confederacy of States when
it pleases. They say that in this effort they were
beaten, but not conquered. They tell you in
breath that they want peace and harmony, but in
the next they say what kind of peace and what
kind of harmony they will accept. In word,
they now make the same arguments they did in
lsGl, save then they thought one Chiv. could
whip five Union men. tell you if they are ad-
mittcd into the Union entertaining such views,
the country will have many opportunities to re-
gret it. We're to engage in foreign war,
not one out of twenty of these rebs. would fight
for our country and, mind what ! say, many of
them are now anxiously awaiting en- opportunity
to strike home for what they call their country
the South True, there are some among those
who took an active part in the rebellion who
now acknowledge themselves whipped, and say
they were mistaken, and who assure us they
will always remain true to the Union but this
class are in the dreadful minority.
If at any time ever had doubt Of the wis
dom of Congress, | haven't it now and let our
own blessed California stand true to her repre-
sentatives in this hour of the country's peril,
and the historian, in coming time will give her
her share Of praise.
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Weayerville, Saturday, June %, 1866
AG E N t S .
ka-J -JOHN A. WATSON. OIL Mining Seer

AgJOHN A. WATSON, OIL Mining Secre-
tary Eureka duly authorized receive and receipt for
subscriptions to this paper in Humboldt county.
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opposite Magures Opera Houseis our
only authorized Agent in that city.
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TO receive and receipt advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper at Sacramento
Subscribers Douglas City will receive our
printed receipts leaving due with kELTON
KELLOGG, authorized agents.
At North Fork A. WATERS is our authorized Agent
CHAS yOsE is our Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY 4 RANTZAU are Agents at Lewiston.
A. G. PRICE ESQ and Justice GUSTAV THEDE au-
receipt for subscriptions to the JOUR
On Canon Creek.
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GREELEy's OpIyloN.-0n the occasion of his
recent installation as President Of the American
Institute New York, Horace Greeley said ="
word as to our mineral resources. We arc now
producing somewhat less than 100000, 600 of
gold and silver per aanum from our mines; /;
which is more than the annual product of the
whole world forty years ago-probably more
than was produced in the palmiest days of South
American and Mexican gold mining Yet, large
as the amount is it is not beginning. That 1t
will be trebcd within the next ten years, provid-
cd our great Pacific Railroad shall meantime be
completed. few will doubt who have any ac-
ouaintance with the facts.
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Weekly Trinity Sonrnal.

e8- County W-nrranfs and 6rssnbAeks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to TINS
To soldiers in the Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks
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An Eastern paper, speaking of the poor health
of JEFF. Davis remarks that g the Nation is now
threatened with great misfortune. j. Davis
health is worse He has lapsed from favor
able condition into an 'unfavorable condition.
His life is of the utmost Importance. If grim
Death should snatch him away where oh, where
would the Copperheads find Presidential can
d;dota in 1o63 ~
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MANY Southern papers defend the Civil Rights
bill as an eminently just and proper one The
Chattanooga american Union says:-"No candid
person can deny that the object OF the Dill which
both Houses of Congress have, by an overwhcim-
;nr vote inst passed over the President 5 veto,
is right and just, and in accordance with the
nrinciples of the Declaration of independence
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S.u BRASyAS the San Francisco millionaire,
has had his good clothes soled. He knocked a
Calstoga stage-driver down, and when he re-
turned to Napa the friends of the % whip pelt-
cd him with 70 hen fruit" Humiiating, that.
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STEPHENS OPPOSED IT.-It is stated under the
authority of the Courier des Etats- Unis, that
soon after the arrival of Stephens the Head Cen
tor of the Fenians in New York, he declared
q ,be invasion of Canada a ridiculous enterprise,
and suicidal to the cause.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-23

Thankful FOR SMALL FAvoRs.-The Iberville
LA. South says that people of that section are
now enjoying the only two legacies left them BY
the Northmen-destitution and small pox
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ANDREW JOHNSON is grateful man. he rs. is
Better friend to those who made him fresIaen'
than to those who made him Vice-fres,uen' g,
Gratitude in proportion to the favor.-F'og'
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