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REMOVAL,
DENOYAI.-Mr. P. H. Morris

REAOfAL.-MF. Il. II. Morris haV.
lO ing removed his Clothing Store from No. 9
Monument square to 60 Prospect street, respect
fully asks a continuance of the patronage so libe-
rally bestowed upon him in the past, and hopes BY
increased facilities and strict attention 20 the
wants Of his customers to merit the same in the
future. Eastern fashions received. All work
warranted A good assortment & OF cloths on hand,
which will be sold st the lowest rates, or made ap
in the best and most fashionable styles. ap12:R14
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From Board Of City Improvements recon-
n ending that the bid of Gore Brothers &
Co., for the paving of Prospect street be-
tween Hudson and Erie streets, be ac~
cepted. Filed.
From the Board of City Improvements
recommending that the bid of Michael
O'Donnell for the paving of Prospect street
between Erie and Hudson streets, be &C
cepted. Filed.
From J.. r. Worswick, communicating
the resolution Of the Board of Education
asking the appropriation of $500 for the
painting and finishing of the fence around
the Case avenue school lot. Filed.
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For ALL KINDS of Wooden Ware go 10
Warsor, 80 Public Square.
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N. Y. Money Market-May ~.

MoSEY-Mors active and frmer at e@T Per
cent.
STERLIEG ExeHASsE-Quiet st 1O9L91Ogsz.
~GOLD-FirmerA ut irregular and unsettled, open
ing at 1879, advancing to 1917. declining 10 I32A
and closing at 1899.
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0swego Markef-aray ee

FLoUR-Active. Sales at 500 for No I spriuz:
Sll,759l2,O0 for red winter; Sl4, so for XX.
W~HEAT Firm but quiet. No l Milwaukee cIub
81, I0@2,I5.
CORS-More active. Sales Of No 1 Illinois At
&c; $500 bush as Per sample, st SIC; yellow Zoe;
do 20 arrive 74c.
oATs-ouiet. Held at 40 for western.
Other grains nominal.
FRtIGHTs-Unchanzed.
LAKE IzPoRTs-12,O 0o bu wheat; 1900 corn.
ExPoETs-9.eoo bu wheat; 10000 corn; 1900
oats; 1880 peas.
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A Timely Warning-tO the Sick.-It
is especially important at this time, when the
markets Of the United States are flooded with the
direst poisons, under the name Of imported IL
quors, and when domestic compounds purporting
to be medicinal, but not a whit less pernicious,
are heralded TO the word as sovereign remedies -
that the pablo should fully understand the facts.
Be it known, then, that while all the difusive
stimulants called liquors are impure, and all the
TONES containing alcohol are manufactured with
a fiery article containing aTyL, or fuel oil, a nor
tai poison, HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED sTOM-
ACH litter contain none Of these things, but
are a combination Of pure essence Of Bye with
the puIo juices of the most valuable stomachic,
anti-bilHous, and APPARENT herbs and plants, and
that a. a safe and rapid remedy for Dyspepsia and
all its kindred complaints, this preparation stands
before the world without a rival or competitor.
Its sales to-day are equal to the combined sales of
all the other tones advertised In the United States,
and the certificates which authenticate it's useful
ness are signed by individual Of the highest stand
ing in every professional calling and walk of life.
Beware of limitations and imposters. Mayo
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ALL KINDS OF Ice Boxes and R~efrigera-
tors, Water Coolers, Felters, sold by Jacob
Wausor.
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NOTICES.

Strawberries and cream daily at s. ".
CARROTS. May15-5I6
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STEWARDS CooSING STovE.-The est in
use, sold by Wansor, 50 Public Square.
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MiIMnnkee MnrLct-Mn- >,

F~LOUR-Firm.
wHEAr-Irregular. Sales at sl,77@1,7s, closing
0kTs-Stcady.
REeERTs-Wheat 1920 bu.i aOur 5000 bbls;
oats IS, 900 bush.
sHIP1ENrs-Fiour 7O bbIs; wheat %. 600 bu
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LARGE Iron VASES, for lawns or cemete-
ries, for sale by W. P. Fogg. msy2I:21S
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The READY PAY SYsTEM-THAT IS WHAT
THE MATTER Isl am determined to make
it for the interest of those that favor the
above system to give me a call. There is no
reason why the paying community should
pay for dead-heads. II. SEAMAN, Agt,
Merchant Tailor, Plain Dealer Building.
mayl5:316
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ARemedy for the PiIes.-It is q blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an e~fectual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, Of 1e4 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes crest pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used q mall quantity Of
Dr. striekland's Pile Remedy, and it effected 8 per-
manent cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, OinciR.
natl, Ohio, and soldby all Druggists.
Benton q Duuham. Cleveland, O.. mvs:R5
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CIeYeland Wholesale Market

TUESDAY EVENING, May p, 1859.
F~IOur-Quiet no considerable trasactions are
reported. Prices are without ~quotable change,
and high grades are firmly held.
WheRt-The market ruled firm to-day, with
freer transactions in Milwaukee spring, which
clos d with an upward tendency. Sales were 1000
bu No. l Milwaukee spring from store at s2,O5; 9
cars do do at s2,O5; 2 cars do do at 81, 10.
COrn-Quiet and steady. Sale ! car No. l mixed
at CSC from store; l car yellow at &c.
Oats-Quiet. No. l State held at 4s950c from
store.
Rye-Quiet. Held at s5c from store.
BarIey-Inactive and nominal.
POrk-Steady and firm. No. City Mess s3l 90;
No. 2 Mess $780, Prime Mess s27,OO; Clear s29.
LArd-Firm. City-rendered 23c in tIsrces and
2ic in kegs countIy-rendered 2O92lc.
Hanls-Firm. Sales City sugar-oured at 23c
canvassed and 22c uncanvassed.
ShOuIders-Steady. City-curod held at l4c /;
Country-cured at l3SIlc.
BaeOn-Held at 1so for clear 19c for sugar.
cured uncanvassed 2Oc for do canvassed. Couu-
try-eured l59lGc.
Hess Beef-In modrste request and steady
at $500.
Dried BeeE-FiTm at 35c for eanyassed and DC
IF uncanNaseed.
Bufter-In very little demand, and tending
downward. Sales S tubs choice at JOG.
Cneesc-stesdy and firm. There is a fair de-
mand for good qualities, which are coming ,or
ward quite freely inferior grades not wanted
We continue to quote at 1O@16c, as to quality.
EgEs-In good demand and firm. Sales Is bbls
at 17Glsc.
HIshwines-ouiet. Held at s2,21@2,22.
AEeOhOI-steady. Held ct S4,494,4g for Os
per cezt. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, 81 ,54@4,59.
Neutral Proof Spirits s2,s592,4O.
PetroIeuI1-The market is quiet, dealers re-
porting no inquiry. The condition Of the English
markets is expected to somewhat unsettls this
branch of trade, and render the naming Of reliable
prices difficult. Oar rehners have generally sold
close up to the middle Of June, aud a majority Of
them are not on the market. The market is mainly
nominal.
Oils-Linseed is very scarce and firm, with an
inward tendency other kinds steady We ouota.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

-
John A. EIlsler. Manager B. h. Geary-.TreaureT.
PRICES or ADMIssIOS--Dress Circio and Par
Quette, so cents Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, IS
cents Family Circle, 80 cents; Gallery, 25 cents;
Private Boxes, S5snd 81 Single Seats in Private
Boxes, Sl,OO.
Doors open ct 100. Curtain rises at T:f5.
Colored persons will, under no circumstances, 30
permitted to occupy seats in any ether portion Of
the house, save the Gallery. Admission Is cents
One night more-tha public demand it-of the
great Drama Of
ROSEDALE.
The desire 10 see this beautiful play has been
universal. and the Management avail themselves
Of this, the only opportunity for its production.
This WEDNESDAY EVENING, May ed, 1866,
will be presented the beautiful Drama Of
ROSEDALE;
Or. The Rt6e RaII!
"a In preparation, SAN and "WaitiBg for
the Verdict
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For WIRE SCREENS or Dish Covers go to
Wangor's, So Public Square.
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The Convention Of
WOOL DEALERS

WEDNESDAY, MAY $50,
will be held at 10 A. NJ, in
KELLEY'S HALL,
Superior street, opposite Weddell House.
may22:3I7.
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XEDDELL HOuSE-

at the Principal Hotels for
she last TWenty-fOur Hours.
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The LARGEST assortment of Tea Trays in
town can be had at Warsor's.
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CRANES PATENT CARPET SWEEPER, price
s3,5 50, sold by Wansor, So Public Square.
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FoR THE BEST assortment of Toilet Ware
in the city, go to Wansor's, 52Public Square.
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The CITIZENS BAND.-The Citizens Band
will discourse sweet music tonight,
from their stand on Monumental Park.
They nave made a judicious selection Of
music, as the annexed programme shows
for itself
l. Medley (quickstep), by Grafulla.
,. Aria, from Belisario.
5. Quickstep salamia, by Grafulla.
4. Dream on the Ocean Waltz, by La
britskey.
5. Fanny Grey (quickstep), by Goats.
6. Departed Days (by special request, by
Louis.
=. Hail Columbia.
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FIELD CRoQUEr SETS, with box and book
complete for So, for sale by W. P. Fogg.
may2l:3lS
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-25
From Washington.

WAsnrNGroN, October 70. The Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue has issued addi.
tional regulations cuncerning the trans por.
tatiOn OF cOt on in bond. ~ NJ HfIh U,
rhe bond may be given to the oonsignee
in the District 70 which the cotton is to be
shipped, and transmitted TO the Collector OF
the District III which the cotton is produc-
ed. .H's 1tN'a'' 'Na'hv af
The bond being properly fled. the AS
SCISSOR will issue permits based upon The
weightas reported by the owner. Any
want OF accuracy in such report Of weight 10
be corrected by the certificates of weight,
Mt the point to which the cotton was shipped.
rms avoids the necessity OF having cotton
weighed by ~ Government officer prior to
shipment. ,..s.,.
The old regulations still remain in force
and will be observed wherever parties wish
to ship in mahncr thereto prosded. e Hs3fiii
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, October 22:-President
johnson visited this city to-day in ac-
ceptance of an invitation from the
Young Catholic Friends Society, to
3 present at the closing session of
thIr :Plenary Council. He IS accom-
paned by Mrs. Pattersom
WITH regard to the Police Commis-
sloners it is understood that a compro-
mise na' been proposed by partiesrep-
re.sentlngthe Government, that Com.
mlhssioners should appoint one Of those
Judges in each ward, and one clerk Of
election, from the Conservative party
This proposition is now under consid-
Grafton by the Police Commission era,
The Police Commissioners Of this
city were yesterday in consultation
with their counsel aud prominent citi-
gems. It's understood they will not
appear in person before the Governor.
but fle response through their coun.
sci, denying his power to try the
charge, but at the same tine deslar.
in8 their readiness. to NEE, aceusa.
t .lons before any Court of Competent
The commissioners have not enter.
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tainedapy proposition looking ts COM
promise, and declare their deteHnina-
tionB Of resisting any oneroaclment
upon their functions. = -
ANNAPoLis, Oct. 22.--Thc caSo OF
the Police Commissioners was Akon
up this morning by Gov. Swarm. The
complainants were represented, My
Messrs. Latrobe and Scholey and 'he
Police Commissioners by Messts.
Stockbridge, Alexanderjand Sterling.
The latter read reply, being the ju-
ris9iction of the Governor. but; aver
ring their rreadiness to answer before
Court,
The Governor decided that he had
jurisdiction. The counsel for the
Commissioners then withdrew. saying
their mission was at on end. tars$ aG
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From Baltimore.

BAIrIMoRH, October 20.-The organiza~
tion known as the Boys, in Blue held a meet
ing tonight AMI passed resolutions to stand
BY the Police Commissioners, and offered
t'ieir services to'theh, should they need as =
sistance. sjr',', "
II Is not known what response the Com
mlssloners will make to the summons Of the
Governor.
Governor swtnn visited Washington to-
day. Some speculation and many rumors
are rife MS 10 the object Of his VISIT.
The Directors Of The First! National Bank,
OF which Governor SWAIN is President. have
peiitioned him todesis, from his purpose In
regard TO the commissioners. ''tfN
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Later from Europe.

The steamship Hermon, from South
ampton on the lOth has. arrived.
The Times says of the great meet
ing of the workingmen at Leedcs, no
political movement has for long time
attracted so much attention, as was
proved on Monday by the collecting
together so great multitude in order
to discuss and support the principles
of the Manhood Suffrage Association,
which has been established in Leedes.
Cholera stills continues.
Alarming reports are current in
MeSioo concerning the Empress state
Of health. ,'.
In Russia thirty-four persons are
compromised by the disclosures at
Jarakosoff's trial: One has been con-
demned to death and fifteen to exile
in Sibcris. =:
Apprehension are entertained ola
rising in Thessaly and Epirus.
The Patent annexing Hanover to
Prussia was promulgated in Hanover
October 6. '
Foreign papers, also HeraMs Paris
correspondence asserts that the En-
press of Mexico has beceme insane.
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Foreign News : Per Gable.

LoNDoSDARY, October 90 The steam.
ships Novia scotian and Qaebeo has arrived
out. WV
BERLIN, October 22.-The Prussia Sax
ony treaty was finally signed to .day.
PARIS. October % III islru,nored here
TO day that another maBifeslo is about to he
ISSUED TO the diherept diplomatic represen,
ta,ives Of the Empire. c
;, LONDON, October % - Reports from Can :
ana stnle th"t after four days hard fighting,
the Christian forces repulsed the Turkish
army with great loss. IA, ,..IF
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Market Renorts.

New York, October 2S, Eveniug,--Gold
l462; Cotton dull; sales 1000 bales at 80
@l2 for M,ddinSs. Flour iirme, -South.
ern $l2.25Gl 1850: Wheat tl(32 better; |;
Pork steady; Spirits Turpenliue 85@9OsH'
MopiLs, October 23 Cotton sales To-day
38O bales ut 35@S6 foY Middling. ,u ,.a.I,
LIVERPOOL, October ,23.-Cutton firm {;
sales Of 5000 bales upiands at l5i pence.
Brcalstulfs frmer; Flour and Wheat have
and upward tendency. '' orl &
LoSpoN, october 2a.--Gonsols s93; u S.
Elves unchanged ssa is 40 .y,
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Fire at Oil CITY.

OiL CRY. Pa. October %. IA fire occnr.
red here This morning, destroying nearly
one quarter ofthe oil shipping portion Of
through the almost suptrhuman effoxsfl
oifhe fre department., the flames w ete as.
vented from spreading into the oitd I, ID
destruction would have followed.
Total loss abont S5OO,OGO.
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wTTNsBOR BRO.
Thursday Morning, October IS 1866

,Eys 4. P. SLIDER, Esq, is the
sole agent for this paper in Charleston
IS @.
e5- Mr.. JAS. II, Smith, formerly.
Of this place, but now residing in
Charlotte, N. g. is our authorised
agent for the NEws.
Mr.. SMITH can be found at the
Times Office.
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From Washington.

W4sHrNeroN, Oct. 22..-The Presi-,
dent has recognized Jos. Z. Augustin
Quintero as Consul Of Costa Rica at
New Orleans, and the following nam
ed gentlen. en- as Vice. -Consuls for
Sweden and Norway Wm. NJ. Per-
kins, at New Orleans s. Palm, at
Austin, Texas.
The arrival of the us. steamship
Supply at Mata,noras, on the Sth of
July, is announced.
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From Quebec.

oUEBEc, October 20. The weather ccn.
,,nues fine' which is a, great blessing to the
thousands OF sufferers by the late lire.
II Is understood That threats have been
madet to burn the city officers. owing to re-,
lfglous ani national nnimosities. ta!
Ihe oitizens are arranging to have night
patrols for The protection ofproperty. :
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Violent Gale at Obioagsop---- Loss Of Lifo

CHICAGO. Oc, oher 23,-Thcre was vio-
lent gale here last night, which blew down
brick building In co,trse of erection, do.
molishing five frame oues adjoining. '.Htt.I
Twelve persons were caught under the
ruins--five Of whom were killed.
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n ES 5AsSS5, sse, X go
- ) s. lis.:!!> -, -.
The Case Of che POLICE Commissioners :
Gov. Swami Issues a Proclamation,

BALriMoRE. October 23.--The excitement
concerning the Police Commissioners con-
tinues. 1855
The Governor has issued Proclama tion
warning the leaders ofall Illegal gatherings
against the peace and dignity Of The State,
tbatin the eveut of riot and bloodsIed grow
ing ont of these revolutionary proceedings
they will be held 10 the stristrst accounta-
biiGty. and the'ppwer of the State will be
exhaus ed to bring them TO punishmept.,,J
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From Canada,

TORONTO. October23. The great suit, In.
Volving over million and o, half pounds
sterling between the Commercial Bank an
the Great Western Railroad, which has been
at issue for the past six years. has been
closed by direct negotiations satisfactory to
both. H~r s9F,. .l0i-5 800 - "
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and squarely presented will be time
enough to divide or agree among
oursoiv - what is best ~ D6 done.
Situated as We are IL can servo no
good end to commit ourselves upon any
question touching our Federal rela-
tions. :
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Steamship Waganer Burned,

pHILADELPHIA, October % The steam
snip Theodore D. Wagner, from Boston for
charleston, s. c.. with merchandise and
passengers. was burned on the 20th instant
Passengers and crew saved. :, ssf
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Hon. G.. F. Townes, Of Greenville.

In another column will be found an
extract from the GreenviIle Mountain
eer, containing resolutions adopted at
public meeting held in Greenville
lately. Among them is one compliment
tary of Mr.. TowNDs, Senator from that
District" Mr.. TowNEs was the author
Of the Bill which became law, in re.
gard to the suspension Of. the. Courts,
though the Bill was not passed as
originally framed by that Senator: ,,
We have however alluded to this
matter especially to note the fact that
Mr.. TowNEs has become editor-in-
chief of the Greenville ,Eaterprise.
We know that with the indomitable
energy possessed by that gentleman
the Enterprise is bound to prove sue
cess. Long may it live.
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Increase Of Cholera.

NSw York. October 23.--Tlfs Cholera is
alarminglS on the increase. on the. Hudson
river, opposite tile city.
There has been thirteen cases, with nine
deaths, since Saturday last. tt.aUt Sd,
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Meeting of the Society .ofathe. Army of
Tennessee.

ST.. Louis, October, 23.-Gen. Sherman
has accepted an invitation to be present at
the meeting of the Society of the Army OF
Tennessee, TO be held 10 Cincinnati, on the
18th Of next month. %GJl i lnust iW e,tr
Gen. Grant will also be in attendance.
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Executive Appointment, ,lt

WAsHisaroS, October %, The President
IA has appointed Joshua d. Giddings Assistant
Treasurer ofthe United States at Charles.
ton. "fi ~ il1S : = .SS'-
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Violent Storm,

ST. Louis,oct. % ~ violent storm ~
Varied here yesterday. Several buildiSI
were; were destroyed, and number of porsons
injured Y4asS fS,s4S Y55 q,
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Charlotte Market.

ChARLorTE. October ~ -Sone ibrsa
hundred bales were sold during th 3 " eek at,
prices p, ranging from 33 to 86c. for middline.
Ihe atterbeing the closing price 10 .day.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

We earnestly appeal to our friends
to come forward and cancel the claims
on our books against them. Many of
them subscribed to pay when the cot
ton was sold, and we would respectful
ly that now the cotton is selling every
week, remind our friends of the inn
portance of calling in at the Office and
settling up. We have to pay cash for
all material used in the publication of
our papers, and hence the necessity
for prompt payments on the part of
our subscribers.
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Attempted Burglary,

Our friend at Ridgeway, Mr.. R. s.
DEsPoRTEs, had visit one night
about week since which had it been
successful one wouldn't have been pro-
fitable at all at all to him. A party
of three or four persons tried to bore
through the shelter so as to remove
the bolt that held the bar. Aroused
by the noise the proprietor, who was
sleeping in the rear Of the store, orept
to the front door and made a dash for
the capture Of the burglars, but being
aeet-footed and hidden in the dark
ness, they escaped. +,
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The Permanently Increased Powers q
Congress, =

view taken of American politics by
the London Times. It's unquestiona-
bly, true that power has glided from
the States Governments into the
United States Government. The
great central power SO long Deprecated
by far-seeing statesmen has already
arisen, and stands now like an Amale-
Kite, head and shoulders above all the
powers which gave it existence.
What we of the South were educated
ia, the theory Of States Rights, is only
now an illusion, and he who stops now
to handy words on such topic revels
In Utopian dreams, and losses his fra
GRANGE on the desert air. It is unac-
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hen a rich man leaves his fortune
tg6fritable institutions he makes
isc| particular heir stand on end, like
Sliit upon the fretful porcupine.''