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MISCII.LANX &
An Old Maid.
lOriginal.

Lonely she sits by her cold hearth- stone,
Mourning her hopes forever gone;
Hopes that showered their roses bright,
Filling her path with auroral light:
once, with her glory Of golden curls,
She stoed the fairest Of fair girls;
Sprinkling it DER with his silver sheen.
Once her cheek wore the lovely dye
OF the blushing pink OF c .osy sky;
Now pallid and wan, as il washed with
tears,
1t shows the trace more OF grief than years.
She thinks Of the past with o weary sigh,
How swiftly the hours used to fly,
When lovers aocking around her came,
To worship her beauty, to chaunt her
Swift the incense OF praise from the censor
swung,
Soft the silvery accents tripped from the
tongue;
fair,
Mocked at her subjects kneeling there;
How some went of in their sore distress,
Vowed to q life Of loneliness;
While others, chained to her triumph car,
We're dragged by her on to the years afar,
Only to meet the crushing fate
or the heart that loves, yet is desolate.
No pity breathed in her niocking word,
That fell like stone on the heart it stirred.
When fond hearts bent to the charmer's
charm,
She smiled. and said, Il have done no
harm,
Tis right should I'LL Loves golden cup,
And drink to the dregs the nectar up
Thus years few by, and when youth was
fed,
When life's crimson garland lay withered,
dead,
And lovers no longer around her came,
She breathed to herself one cherished nu,ne.
Too late too late! q raven-haired bride
Nestled lovingly close to his side;
And the love long tried, that seemed so
true,
Shrank at last from the old, and embraced
the new.
All! life might have been such glorious
thing,
Spent meath the warmth OF sheltering
wing.
With rosy-hpped darlings to kiss the cheek,
With tender voices sweet love to speak.
But now-ah, me wha a sorrowfol close
To the morn that SO proudly, SO brightly
rose;
How the phantoms OF memory, gliding by,
Bring grief to the heart and tears 20 the
eye;
And ahe weeps DER the grave where her
hopes are laid,
AS she sits in heart silence, o sad old maid.
j. E. y. G..
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Contains. in every number, tho reading
matter embracing the latest newsl Of
TWO ISSUES of the daily. Ii is published
every Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
mornings, aud now thai our railroad con-.
ntctions arc completed IL admirably cal
rulated FOL country circulation.
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A Home Companion.

Eeslde, the collection OF the cream OF
the news Of the week, Political. Financial
and the Markets, il vii. contain large
amount Of LITERARY NATTER such az
choice Tales, Sketches ana Poetry. 1t
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MI ONEl received on deposit from banks.
w bankers, merchants an !l,rs. or
ders III Gold, Government and other Seen
ritlra executed at the regular STOCK Ex-
change by a member of the firm. Cousyu
mcnts ot Cotton solicited
DEWITT G. IAwRLNCr. Jon; j. l'rr,,
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Is published every morning. except Mon
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telegraph and mails, up to the hour of
gong to press: Editorials, Correspondence
from different points, Miscellaneous lead
ing, Tales, Poetry, Sketches, etc, etc, etc.
The paper has recently been enlarged. and
in the QUANTITY and QUALITY of its
READING NATTER is not to be exec He'd
by any paper III South Carolina. ADNEK-
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\ liberal reduction has been made on
M.ongA fare, the distance hy railroad hav.
ing been increased, and the stages being
under the control OF the Company. CO
pod"dS ''dGgdg~ o,dy allowed to a whole
seat all over I" be charged extra
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oTf}E CLEANER

IL publshed every "Wednesday morning
II il th. desire, and will be the objr,., of
the Proprietor. TO make thus equal 10, il
not the bert. FAMILY NEWSPAPER in
the South. In fact as ITS name indicates.
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Remarkable Escapes ofEmanent Men

Some years ago, a young man,
holding subordinate position in the
East Indian Company's service, twice
attempted to deprive himself of life
by swapping a loaded pistol at his
head. Each time the pistol missed
fire. A friend entering his room
shortly afterward, he requested him
to fire it out of the window; it then
went off without any difficulty. Sa-
tisfied thus that the weapon had been
duly primed and loaded, the young
man sprang up, exclaiming: 81 must
be reserved for something great, and
from thnt moment gave up the idea
of suicide, which for some time had
been uppermost in his thoughts.
That young man afterward became
Lord Give.
Two brothers were, on one occasion,
walking together, when q violent
storm Of thunder and lightning over
took them. One was struck dead on
the spot, the other was spared. else
would the name of the great reformer,
Martin Luther, have been unknown
to mankind.
The Holy st. Augustine having to
preach in distant town, took with
him guide, who by some l,naccount-
able means mistook the usual road
and fell into by-path. He after
wards discovered that his enemies,
having heard of his movements, had
placed themselves in the proper road
with the design of numbering him.
Bacon, the sculptor, when tender
boy OF five years, fell into the pit Of
81 soap-boiler, and must have perishod,
had not workman, just entering the
yard. observed the top of his head
and delivered him.
When Oliver Cromwell was al in
iant, q monkey snatched him from
his cradle, leaped with Linn through
L garret window, and ran along the
leads of the house. The utmost alarm
was excited among the inmates, and
various were the devices used to
rescue the child from the guardian
ship Of his newly found protector.
All were unavailing; his would be
rrscuers lost courage, and were in de-
SPAR OF ever seeing the baby nlive
again. when the monkey quietly re-
traced his steps and deposited his
burden safely on the bed On sub
sequent occasion, the waters had well.
nigh quenched his unsuitable ambi-
ton. He fell into deep pond, from
drowning in which q clergyman,
named johnson, was the sole instru-
ment of his rescue.
At the seige of Leister, q young
soldier, about seventeen years of age,
was drawn out for sentry duty. One
OF his comrades was very anxious to
take his place. No objection was
made, and this man went. He was
shot dead while on guard. The yonng
man first drawn afterward became
the author Of the "Pilgrim's Pro
gress."
Doddridge, when born, was so
weakly an infant it was believed to be
dead. "A nurse standing by, fancied
she saw some signs of vitality. Thus
the feeble spark of life was saved
from being extinguished, and an emf
nent author and consistent Christian
preserved to the world.
John Wesley, when a child, was
only just preserved from fire. Almost
the moment after he was rescued, the
roof of the house where he had been
fell in. OF Philip Henry, simila,
instance is recorded.
William Lloyd Garrison fell into a
tanners vat at very early age, and
would have been drowned but TO,
MIR. Liant, OF Boston. who pulled him
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WESTCHESTER HOUSE.

Iol1"f B''oone Street aud Bo~9y, ~ Y.
HNHlS house, capable of accommodating
il three hundred guests and kept on the
European plan, is centrally located, and
near to all points. City cars pass the
Hotel To all the Ferries, Railroad Depots
and places of Amusement every three
minutes. Single Rooms, SlO0 per dav;
double, 800. j. F. DARROW 4 co,
Jan IA lv PropYictor.
, 1866-08-28
IFlom the Boston JonruA.1
Is AEM IN AEm.ss

sArm IN arm wtlh Carolina, Naseaehnse'ts Gomez
So the shouts shouts from Philadelphia to the 1and IL
''see shsir SON, gili etasp naternal, meeting as
. they met Of yOrei
Was there sses s!rht. 20 .rondrous sccu upon the
"Arn IL sa. am T,th Massachusetts, Carolina stands
We remember when they stood 80 in a grandef,
Massachusetts, Carolina, side b, side In battles
When Rebeliion'e maddest turscs broke upon tho
living rock.
a1assasaa.stss, Carolina, charged on Wagner hand
,, e e hand; ,,,.s+ ,,.rc nn,,c5 meath tn
" % h1oody "a eaud, ~@' s'
Who from csroifns With him, heart with heart,
Who for God md Right and Freedom batt1cd a.
the uoh.est 1nayi
Aski Beneath his negro patriots, "buried with
him. hc Gin tell
Who. Viii Mas;asRnset.s ;.,1 striking from South
At Fort fziiow nsk The question Of tho murdered
M.esaehnsetls. Carolina, each that mnztyr glory
shatc-
Ask, and from Port Hud.on's volleys, from tts
rolling fmoke md Gamc,
Comes The nnswcr-ne,cr rnricd-ftom cacl, bat
Max.achasstts, csfoilns, hnna in hand and hear
Stood unialterins through tho conflict, bearing
zach her fatthtcl part.
Ask the starved md hunted prisoner, 'ecapcd from
nofkome Southern den,
"Arun IN ann W went through tic junslci "arm in
arn," by night and day.
to icnd ,hc wayi
And WAS this slc ca.o1lna In Philadelphia latel,
, 1866-08-28

tho following suggestions reialtve to tho cansea
aud treatment OF the financial trouble In Eng-
land:
"AAhough upon balance ssla 90 in gold has
been taken 10 the bank slnce Wednesday LAST IT
IL probable that the demand for soEeretgna In
duco the apparent effects Of this influx: With
yet appear to he amy abandonment Of It. Much
hs the people in the provinces complain of tho
zen per cent rate, the maintenance 9! that chargs
eesdnss Il he noa Il aS
hoxond Tho customary amount were at tlie Bank
e tSs SHo sua e
The point at which It stood this time last year
when a: &c rate of discount wa foar per
dividnal s.nong tie bankers and others who are
rrnctlal1g the system will take the initistivc In
sending back the surplus they have thus unpeo-
turn of he Bank ef England to is normal POSI-
confidence that would result nom such change,
could accrue from bis single action II The matter
il Is another proof. however, Of the helpfessue.s
amnd m want q camhlna.ion among commercial peo.
has not been opened between all The banks to ar
range q Hspnlta1eo9sly II to give up tho whole or
'se 8 tSe 20 i1 dsia insas
Paris branch Of u German bank has begun insert
ing adyettisement4 r. the newspapers calling %
Y appears. 70 about to be Qnosed officially on the
Bo,ifee. The quotation will probably be repre-.
ecnted as . proof that the French Government
hinks It desirable That its subjects should invest
their Rpa1o favtngs In the said stock on account
Of The high int rest It produces; but IS Spanish,
Turkish, TunIsFan, Italian, Auttrian and Mexican
stock are qnoed here, there was cydcntly no rea-
stocks when demanded: It Is hardly likely, bow.
ever. that operators VIII be able to place much ol
TIC security In France at Tho present moment. The
French have not paid anv attention to 1t, rs IN
Investment md the losses they have sustained
by several OF their furcfgn operations will natural
II render them cauiious.''
, 1866-08-28

(FEom the Philadelphia North American, AuE. 23.
Its little remarkable that the Hast stur-
geon caught in any. Of our northern waters
arc taken IN the Delaware Rircr between
Philadelphia and League Island. During the
the hot weather they abound In the Hudson
River, and arc then taken in the lower
stretches ofthe Delaware In large numbers.
About the middle Of August the fisheries In
the distance between kaign's Point and Red
Bank, they arc taken up to the last week in
September. On Tuesday two boats brought.
out Of the stream 1ftccn sturgeon III two
hours haul OF the seine. Our reporter hap
pcncd to sec them weighed, the occasion be-
geoncrs, Tie largest weighed a1sA pounds,
the smallest 49, pounds. Time was
that the meat Of these ar1nor-clal fish WAS
worth but tritte at most Tons Of them
hare been piled into compost heaps simply
to fcrtilizc the soil. The fish are nov, sent
whole 10 New YoTk-or rathcr to jersey City
where In q big factory they are prepared
and s.canncd, )" making IN edible that, with
proper seasoning, is second In value only to
salmon. Ordinary fish cannot bc treated
rs in tho sturgeon. The meat Of the latter
is firm, 80 much so that in New York it long
beef:'' The female fish is the most valuable.
There used to be imported into this cnuu-
try an article called cdri1re, made from the
roc Of the sturgeon Of the Volga, prepared
much Us sardines are. In vegetable oil.
Al through Northern G Germany t1Ts thls is f. e,
put the use Of the Delaware and Hudson
| River sturgeon 10 the same purpose, and the
! importation Of cAytnrc from the Pc and Vol
"a has virtually ceased Cayiare is to be had
IN a lev OF the best German wine houses II
fac sin,ile in all respects to The imported arti
cic, that the latter is no lonrcr sought for OF
10 be found
, 1866-08-28

day morning the bark Moutmoseuci had not ar
ilycd at that port
Tht llowlp gchfcago vessels passed tho Vel.
land Canal on the 23d instant bound east,r1rd :
Schooner Co.sair; on The asth, propeller Colo
mist; on the sd, bound westward, propeller
Brooklyn.
The following Chicago vessels arrived at Butlslo
on The 3lth instant: Barks Northwest, Badger
State echooness Southwest, snnriEc. The follow
Ing also cleared On the s4th: Prope1less Free
State, Hunter, Merchant, Dean Richmond; harks
City Of Milwaukee; Crest West No. !. Morning
Light, Sunrise; schooness Hippocrf6, Adirondac+
4 BLOCKADE RuNstn.-Gsand Haven Esacs also
says tho little iron steamer Ada Arrived there last
week. and is undergoing repairs at Colonel Feny'e
machine shop. She IL we'll bui1t c5att, aud Is
propelled By screw wheel, driven by TITO en-
gfnet, and vas built In Scotland and captured at
Fort FIsher, running the btuckad3 with some
$e9o, 900 worth Of medical stoscs.
Csf1Ip STATS SCHOONER BuIK.-The Detroit
Free FTsss fays this yesel% which left that port
In The early part Of the season on her usual sum
ues's cruise, to visit tho vatious light houses at
all points west, Including Lake Superior, arrived
thsrc few days eince. She has for the past few
years been commanded bT Captain George Scott,
who has accompanied her On cve.y one Of the
missions.
New proFs11KRs.-The Bnshlo Courier says
that two new propelless are about to be con-
at1ucted In TINT city, At cost Of $t00 900 each.
srnrso A1rkK.-The bark John Miner run on
the bur while going Into Saginaw, On Wednesday
last, which caused her to leak badly. She will be
repaired At that port
DrATHs on snIrn04np.-Twoe ecamen named
brig c. r, Williams, died suddenly on board that
ye:tcf few days since til Pigeon Bay, on Iake
Ee Ihsy I'D sesn ps;as2s Of gtssn appss
cholera moshrs and died In few housa after.
, 1866-08-28


We learn the lug ). A. Crawford has been libel1ed
By Captain Calvin Of the schooner Miami for dam.
ages sustained willis In tow Of the Crawford.
The propeller plymouth, Captain ]. &. Palmer,
departed last evening for Buffalo. with sS.oU
bushels wheat, md !nll complement OF passe7-
gers. The deck load TO be taken On At AilTa1kes.
The propeller Idaho, Captain Goldsmith ar
rived here carly yesterday morning from bnaalo,
With 1aEgo number Of passengers mud full
freight list
The propeller G. ). Truesdell, Captain Warren,
left last evening for Grand Haven and Sfuskcsou,
with few passengers and merchandise.
The propeller Empire S,a.e, Captain q. y.
Pheatt, Departs this evening for Buffalo, from the
Western Transportation Dock, near Rush street
bridge.
The propeller B. F. Wade, Captain James
Snow, also leaves this evening, At seven o'clock,
for sa.nls, from her dock foo, Of North Lasallc
ne propeller City Of Boston. Captain E. Cnsp
man, departed List evening for osdensbnrch, with
Il good1y number Of passengers and genessl
The schooner Dolphin, Of Chicago, which ran
On the tar few dars since, is in Messrs. Miller,
Frederick & Burns dock, being calked. The
bark G. L. Newman, OF Racine, Is in Messrs. Nil.
1eF Brothers dry dock, undergoing general rc'
pairing. and will b. ready for service In faw
days.
The arrivals for the past IbrtS-e1snt nouss nut1'
be.ed thirty, including Two steamers, five p-opel
le1s> fonr ta1ks, four br1Gs, and fourteen schoon
crs, The clearance numbered eighteen vessels d
al descriptions. Tbe 1nmber laden vessels nuu1
be1ed seventeen.
B1AcsBEuur Tre.-The Grand HaTen Kelct
SAYS there is a email tug called "Gray's Tag EN-
ployed thcrc In the blackberry trade. She pro
ceeds up the Grand River about twenty or twenty
fvc miles, and returning takes On berries fEou
points along the .oute, arriving al Grand Haven
the evening In time to ship By steamers to this aut
other points.
RIsuET OF TIE RAcE--A short time since ~
ch.onteled rare, the wager being one hundret
dollars aside, on The sailing qualities Of the new
bark Monimo.rncl. and the new schooner South
west, both Of this city, to Buffalo. We learn iron
| the Buffalo E1rTtss, Of the ssth inst, that tn
schooner Southwest won the bet abe having 81
rsved at hist port on Friday morning last, ulaxtn
The run In something less than aeven days an
fourteen hours, which, considering the wind .n
weather, IL remarkably good time. Up to satu'
, 1866-08-28

;,,.> 49,. &c - wos,, Lila ,nortf, nna ~,
tnTned ,n fnt atcrTnrl. 1y to Its Kennel. nut lis
ha.n tu,eu antn n ~" mnzrle n.rni,, and ,av vcrv
nva% n..'o.,r ."tn tlo,rn ny 10 slcen' ' ' '~''
4snG.' ,aran s,,rvenn IN pnrfs had 4nran
~; ha,,sc t,,n ,ior orn n frIcnd wI,5cs, h.
haa Int m,' ts Ief, md rood natnrrlv cn ~ ~ Il
ea"he,I, sapso t,n,c M eTer wy ~ do scratc1s ~ M. r.
Stnn,s Nv a xtaIv an, ~ hn;n. odn,,tn,, ~, l.,
t4o,nn";, nnntj,or % SoT ~ % ,r1ss,n .1,,, oai ~
asnt % naH ain aE IL ar m,Sn %o Tnn NJ asay
Ia ,,5r A sm6wcd he ~ III csross.s e ,.a, IT.. "o
N.ntca tx an,1 the snrrcon odmir;nr t,s ". ., an ne
c;fr INK c,,arrc II i,is nrotnrr on1 ~ cnroi
h.G, ,iiscw,sc' '' ''o@'-' ""3 eu''4
A, lie elephant surnasscs nj, that breathe,
on t}rr land In mix nr,ti mns1n,ar % nowcr his
mcnt9l fac1,1ties ,1eo sss;,,n tn lin mr. nf ihc
first nlaces in Inn nnj,rnI crcation' When
tnrsna H., hona,,sa s .tss Satas t1 ~
, 1866-08-28


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his patients and the medical profession. 10th here aad
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