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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

Exquisite music foateta free
From the Old City BY the sea-
Halt jubiant, half dresr;
It fills mine eyes with holy tears;
Recalls the hope of former years,
The mingled faith and love: The fears
Would sometime loom upon the scene,
Clothing the sky serene,
In clouds that came between
Us, and the rainbow hues
All glortously difuseds .4a :.
Begot Of sunny ray ss5zszz. F.
Upon the crystal spray,
spanning with arc Of Light the visionary spherel
The breeze seems full Of aighs: 1....= -.
And low pathetic cries, 80 - =
As from the snowy breast -
OF woman when opprest .fss
With grief profound 5..=.45f95=5ss
a.s.t ;as..Y Yet list another sound ,.
song Of triumph minslng with the noanl isi4@l
And ah around afe thrown Il
Strains, as from viewless spirits blending low,
Sweet music with the notes that from those mournerl
flow!
It is the chosen day,
When women homage pay
- To those have pertshed In cause as high
As ever Lit the eye,
Or stirred the spirit Of heroic knight
None other can compare e5
Save that which in yon sphere
Places the crown Of Christian martyrhood,
Upon the foreheads Of the brave and good;
. - Wove eve1o Of celestial ilghtf a.fA
.:s5zs They come. the bright and fairi "a
With hearts true to the cause, ss5
" Ff1s NJ = : !
OF God and man, to strew with flower buds rare,
The graves where calmly sleep
The forms that erat did sweep.
Across the CORY plain. 7s
Carrying within their train IS
Death and destruction to the naughty foe; 81,
sGtf9s TILL Gods mysterious power &
In cne Overwhelming hour, i
O'erthrew their hopes and laid their banners low
With stern, chastising blowl
Come on and pour the drge- zs
=j5 We stand upon the verge
1s utter M ruin All in "a, ysn Lin. in yainl .1.
Upon the .war-brused earth-the dying groan
Or sire, son and brother;
And the mate
OF heart lett desolate:
One dies on battlefield ld-the while another tzs4z
is sSsI1sE assass PIERCING Ta sou
OF bleeding comrade dear
Whose life is ebbing there
The stern control
Causes the beaded sweat adown his face to ROLL
i B;,s., {siHI /. s, s|,1s; 8ss :,9,,s ,s s.4n
. And feed the summer air with anthems high
-. The God who alls the sky #=i
And Waketh on the whirlwind stil is near,
And bends q listening ear. '&
VIII not behold, unchecked, iniquity!
The sands space
lEs5s And bring tho day Of grace, =z.E -
when once more, hand in hand
We shall unshackled stand,
And breathe the breath OF freemen In the State
"a Where God has axed our fatei
Then catch we I'D the music 9s 1t floats,
And add exultant notes
AZ We pass on to lay our garlands fair,
Beaded with memo,ys tear, 49, se=#
Upon the three = loved graves
Der which bright nature waves
Her coronal of ever changing hues;
Where evening sheds her dews,
And holy stars diffuse
The hone that other eyes than ours watch Ger
The heroes whose repose is sacred evermore!
nTha cra-ou ~ r,rioadier Ganeral M r. Jankins an6
of privstes Henry NJ. Hughes and Charles B. Foster
who alone of the Confederate dead are inferred in Sum
merville. They rest In the grounds OF the Epsoopa
Church. se.#sEz
H.o. ne 1864
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Howard street super and cut Extra -. ..hone.
Howard street Extra Shipping 16o @ 1850
Howard street do.retelng. 1seO
Ohio Super and Out Extra. none.
Ohio Shipping Extra 1880 1160
Ohio Detailing. 1850 1900
Northwestern Super 926 @ 976
Northwestern Extra g 11.60
O1ty Mills super vIo g !VUV
City Mills Shipping brands. 14.00 @ 1460
City Mills Standard Extra 1l6o
Baltimore. weloh's Greenfield Family. .1760 9 0000
Baltimore high grade Extra retailing I'D 80 oo0o
corn s1 fsC Meaosy Nils and Brandy vine 15S 1Ss
in the city Of Baltimore the week ending June H.
1885, viz, Howard.sreet, 1888 bDls and 90 half bbls
City Mills 1909 bbls and 90 half bbls Ohio 6l75 bb!s
and Family 1923 bbs-total Wheat Flour II, 9AB bbls
and 90 half bbls Together With 212 bsls Bye Flour and
80 hhds and 1850 bbls Corn Meal
GRAra-Wheat is scarce and prices firmly mAintained
els choice Maryland white ct 50 l and 600 bushels No
Western spring red at 50 40 per bushe 0orn-No re-
oepts Of white and only 1900 bushels yellow offered to.
white were at 81 IA per bushel Oats were in good sup
It IS
at close offered at 60 cents. RyeA small lot received
and sold at 81 20 per bushel.
Mo!asszs-some inquiry ba! stock Offering light A
Paov1sroNs-0wing to the very small stock Offering,
the market continues firm, with tendency TO still
higher neurss Mess pork 10 held at 80 so to $93 per
bbl. Bulk meats are also held above buyers Views.
Bsoons steady at 100 for ehoulders 1870 for sides and
24K to 2bo for fine bagged hamS Lard last sale Of city
at 2lKo, and Western 23o per lb.
suaAR-Late yesterday there was sale Of l75 hhds
Porto Rico at IS cents To-day have nothing to
port, holders Arm under the high range Of gold.
sAlr.Lyerpool ground alum L selling quite freely
e. S Pei nSS Is Is % {or jeffrey Dxroys and .
98 as to quality for brands less known Turks Island is
Arm at 600 per bushel for lots from store
WH1sKRY-No report received.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

LlVERPOQL-Per Nor bark Orion-6l bales and 917
bales Upland Cotton, o1 bbls Rosin. packages Fur
GEORGETOWN, o-per schr E L wales-4o tons
Iron.
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The Daily N e.ws.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1886.
y-Z[FoR THE DAILY NEWS
aOur Percy.'
By MRS. GA. BALL

Far from the one who loved him best,
Whose eyes are dimmed with weeping,
With fearful wound in his youthful breast,
."Our Percy" is calmly sleeping.
Swiftly and sure the death shaft sped;
And his slumber shall know no waking,
TIL the trump, which to life recalls the dead.
The trembling earth ls shaking.
Alone he lies in Magnolia shade,
With no marble to tell his story,
And few know the spot where our boy Is laid,
Who ''died on the held of glory
Yet even his isolated grave
Shall be dressed with wreath and flower, -.
And our own Palmetto ehall DER him wave,
. With the rose Of the garden bower.
For noble woman, tender and true,
Will seek through the silent city,
And the bed Of each hero with garlands strew,
And drop Ger 1t the tear Of pity. sszs=s!
While the mother mourns In her distant home, i
With grief that knows no measure,
Gentle feet to his resting place will come,
Loving hands deck the grave OF her treasure.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

9za Exports.
LlYERPOQL-Per Nor bark Orion-81 bales and 917
bales Upland Cotton, 91 bbls Rosin. packages Fur.
GEORGETOWN, o-per Bohr L B w.les-4o tons
- Iron.
The Charleston Cotton Marked.
The unsettled state Of affairs In Europe and the rapid
rise Of gold New York. has so unsettled commercial
matters that buyers and sellers were indifferent about
operating. We hed Of sales Of only 10 bales Of Strict
Middkr,g, at 800. p y. 81
BIobNe Market. -.
MOBILE. June 1s-ooayoN- There was no demand,
there n6es Prices nominal Fac
GoLD-The advance in New a,rk has caused this mar.
ket to advance aso The closing rate for buying and
selling was Al to A. - f!.s.es
s1L7ER-Buying and selling ct 4ae to 1873; Mexican
dollars would bring $780, Not much dainR, go
E1oHAaeE-sterling nominal. New York sight ".
Kew Orleans par-yery scarce.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. June 13.-CoTToN.-Ths demand
was leBs active to-day, and factors contnusd strn
gent r their pretensions and there was only Moderate
figures showing no material change In prices. We
cordingly repeat previous quotations Of 20 to 3
Tor ordinary and SO to S5c for good ordinary but raise
our figures for mddling from 81 to 800, and put mid
ding ut 4lc the inside figures In our last report being
really about 10 too low.
Stock hand 1st September, 1865 bales S.23s
Received to-day y.......................... ~
Received previously l,S17 -,
$685. ,o7e
Cleared to-day -, - oao
Cleared previously 6SS, 425
SUGAR AND MohAssFa.There have not been any re-
oeipts from the coast since yesterday The supplies
the production of Louisiana small, but those o.
Cuba are liberal and exceed the wants OF trade The
market continues very dull and the sales to-day were
confined to IS hhds Louisiana yellow clarified Sugar
6Ho, 10 hhds Porto Rico and 30 hhds fair Cuba Sugar
dealers on private terms The only sale of Molasse
thusiness is doing at ~ to lso per b for X
Louisiana Sugar. lax to 14ao for fully fair IL Z
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Baltimore Market.

F1ouR.-There was fair inquiry for good fresh
ground City Mills Super and Extra principally for
wants of local trade and prices aintaned at
ior SUPER and S1@1l so for Western Spring When ts
small sales Fine at So as. Common Northwestern Su.
pers are dull; offered at 50 49, good held at 50 Is: do
Extra range from $40 rs to $ll 60 to quality Rye
Flour s quiet but held drm at $8 25@6 60 Corn Meal
IL improving; Last sale OF yellow was at 81 7 now held
at white offered at the present rate would be
worth $6 so. We herr Of nothing doing In Howard
street OF Ohio but little Of either In the market We
revise our quotations &c the close as follows:
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[FoR THE DAILY NEWS
An Echo from summerville.

DEDICATED TO THR ..rAD1zs' MEMORIAL AssoorAr1os' .
O. q. p.
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W.GRAHAM,
Exchange Broker and Collection Agent
ELECTIoN.NuTICE.


TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROCLAMATION OF
4 HIS HONOR THE MAYOR an election will be held
on Wednesday, the 20th June instant, for one ALDER
9f war re NO to MI r ey @
DEaMAN for Ward No. 2, to fill vacancy occasoned by
the resignation of THOMAS RYAN, Esq and for AL
by the resignation of ARCHIBALD CAMERON, Esq.
All persons qualified to vote summoned to attend
and give their suffrages.
Polls will be opened between the hours of A. M and
10 NJ, and and P. H., at the following places Ward
No. l. at the City HALL Ward No O. at the Court House
Ward No. 8, at the Palmetto Engine House, Anson.
street, Ward No. T. Hope Engine House, ArchdaleBtreet
Ward No. g. Eagle Engine House, Meeting street; Ward
No. s, Washington Engine House, Vanderhorst-street
Ward No. T. City Engine House, corner of Columbus
street and public NAL; Ward No. 8, City Engine House,
G. Ht,oa n$vn
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NAVAL sroRrs-O Continue quiet and heavy, including
spir is of Turpene at SIC to 92o per Crude do
at S5 50 to Rosin at So to SO per $50 lbs; Tar at
50 80 to per bb.
O1s-Have been in less demand, including Crude
Whale at 81 so to 40 Bleaohed Whale at 46; Crude
Sperm at 50 so; Unbleaohed do 20 to 81 8g Lard
Oil at 81 90 to a. Red Oil at s6c to soc Linseed Oil at
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NEW YORK. June l4.-CorgEE Is in demand. but is
denressed in price. Weqaote Java a % to 26 CENTS
Native Oeyon at 40 TO 20 oents Maracaibo at II TO 2o
oents Laguayra at CENTS Rio at IL to 40 CENTS
and at Domingo at II to Tx CENTS cash, In god per
ID. eRles HOO bags. ':5,4 800 -,
0o1roN is rather more sought after and is held with
mora Armness Ia view OF the rise in gold Middlings
40 to 2o per b Sales and resales since last, 5000
hn1aa against exports Of 1857 bales.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-07-18

"A BEAUTIFUL White Kerosene OiIin one and
- Eve gallon Tin Cans, al the
DRUG STORE.
A PINE and full Assortment Of Pockel Kniye. and
Scissors, at the DRUG STORE.
DOMATtjMs. Hair Oils. Colognes, and Extract,
Il fei the Handkerchief, al the
DRUG STORE.
pAz0Rs, Razor strOPs and Shaving Brushes. a,
DRUG STORE.
III AIR Brushes. Pocket, Round, Fine ana D,es..
Ing Combs, stthe DRUG STORE.
KERosENE Lamps, Shades, Wicks. Bu,ne,s,,1
Chinney', attic DRUG STORE.
ZAP. Letter, Bill. Note and Legal P,uer-yo,.
AID Letter Envelopes, at the
DRUG STORE.
DOCKET Books and PORT Menie Poke, Meuo
= iandun Books, a the DRUG STORE.
"a GREAT variety Of Tooth and Nail Bru.hes al
Toilet Soap. Honey Soap anil shaving. al The
DRUG STORE.
PAINT, ysrnish. Whits.wash and Bl.eL;n,
Brushes, at The DRUG STopE
WALKING Canes, At the
w DRUG STORE.
IF YOU want good smoke. 90 to the
DRUG STORE.
A FULL Lins Of Paints and Dye siufs. a. The
n DRUG STORE.
WHEAfON's and other r,eh Ointment. q, IN.
DRUG STORE.
EisH Hooks.rna Lines Marbles. DC, slihs
DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment Of Pipes md Stems. son.
- very hne. stihe DRUG STORE.
You will End pretty lot Of Jewelry. stthe
DRUG STORE.
SEWlhG Machine Oil, superior article. a ,he
DRUG STORE
aFsHif' az
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70 Having resumed rpr v,skly isrs, we hep
70 ~ sh.r regularly u rohiiIvr H. Dol 10 do 20,
will be neee-sarJ thsipnf suisr,iep should pay W
With pfempiness ibrif dues. W. must have monsy
but provisions will ie reviewed when money eennss
be hsd. Those Who DO not de,ifs 10 continue tusif
subscription ~Ill piss,s give " pnmpt dice
We bore bsfcm many wefks 20 procure better Pc.
Ief srd bsIisI nj; sud - s0ob % ss are snsblsd
10 DO 90, ell rbev OUT type. II u our inlsntiop v
tnlsrse our ,bsr, 10 sn,shn, near sppruseh 70 10
former asr when the return Of husnss Win justify Tho
srpenr. In che mean time by rsrsipInss ip osF -.
eeIions We shall enteasoi 10 msLe our psfsr sssls
and interesting.
Our terms OF prsseni are 50 per snppm, of tIan
for sir months. paid in sdvsnee.
Advertisements. = One d,IIsr per squne Cor III
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,so0PER-At Newark N. Friday. e" - "'''" "'''"
H. ireoas are invited to attend his funess "a M
Fl pm CHRIST Church Newark N j. at o clocl - ~ rg.
COR sWELL-M Nassau on Friday April g. Tho ~ " "~
Notice OF the funeral on the val Of the remains .
GRAY suddenly Monday. April Robert ia a. ~
BonsE sIte eldest son Of Robert and Emeine NJ On
The and friends Of the family are invited 10 sta as
Monday 18th inst H. from the resi- enes~
his psrens, No 62 James
HOUGHTON--At Hamilton, Sunday oxi IS. Ao'ss
Mira Mary Houghion aged 10 years.
KELsEY-ln Brooklyn Sunday April Is, Charles kelsey 60
The friend, OF tho family also those Of bis brothers broh.r
generally the funeral hs late
Brooklyn, Tuesday, April n,
O'Clock D. M, without further invitation.
LANMANon Sunday morning April Is David Trumbul Laamsn
IN the 6ith year Of his -
residence No Carroll
Tuesday 18th inst, at o'clock .. IN.
MoULToNon Saturday the lah James mo1iton prnte
n the 9th his
Tns relatives family and the members Of
typographical Union No respectfully requested 70 attend his
funeral residence Of his mother a~ No 2s seoondst
this day (Mondsyl, st2 o'clock m.
SHELDON-Drowned Jacksonville Fla Wednesday, the tn
inst Sheldon Of this city In the Soh year q ms a
Funeral Monday afternoon O'clock from the residence
his Helmus NJ Wells No So Nortons His friends ana me
members Independent Royal Lodge No. and Jsasssns
Chapter
WETMORE-n this Sunday afternoon the 18th inst Henry
A Wstmore late Captain In the 9th N. L. Cavalry 90.
The friends those Of his father naw James VS.
Pnkney esq respectfully invited to attend his funeral soS
The will DO taken to Norwak Conn., f's
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ASSEMBLY.
RPPnRTS COMPLETE.

nv Mr.. SrYLEs-Fixing the election Of Controller OF
NexYork ON the day Of General State Election. Also to
regulate the salary OF Fremen of the Metropolitan Depart
mpnt. -
By Mr.. SsYDER-To amend the General Insurance Act
BY Mr. ADMINISTRATIVE to the Boston, Hartford and
Ere Railroad Company; the bill to amend the Code was
considered in Committee Of the Whole, and the Dill o
dercd to a third reading and passed.
The Senate amendments TO the Metropolitan Heath
Bill were considered IN Committee Of the Whole, ana inc
bill ordered % a third reading.
The State Tax Bill was ordered to a third reading.
fir CREAMER reported bill 10 authorize the Dry DOCK,
East Broadway and Battery Railroad COMPANY W extend
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redeemed all - :, J1orad oDd that m the ruins of
Sav~ - - 4o..rios 90 C~oodoro and Jus,ica
shb,fd be built, and should survive forever.
II remains for u.s. Mr. Speaker consecIated By that great
event and under the covenant with God 70 Keep tha ih
S ~ 90 on in the good work until it shall be completed.
Following the lead of that great man and eyeTeniy fol-
lowing the lead of God, let us remember that
He has sounded full the trumpet which shall never cal re-
treat
He il sitting ont hearts Of men before his Judgment seat
BE swift my soul TO answer bin he JuDlant my ieetl
For God Is marching on
The motion OF Mr. Garfield then agreed to, and the
House thereupon adjourned.
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DIE ID.
y Anil Is. Williams dinner, aged

BoLMER-At Yonke Sunday April Is, walian'omef assa
q years -, . .,.ux ,rv,,aa "a A,
tend hi, funeral from ST. Johns Church, fonkes on
April ~ O'CLOCK m. Carriages will meet tne ah Oh 'he
Hudson River Railroad leaving Thirtieth-se a. o'och
BOWNE-At San Francisco CAL Thursday the th INST Nate
dsushtsr VIM b Bovine formerly Of this city ssed years.
BRNpAGE-on Sunday Afternoon 18th inst James H. bTundass
10 the J9th year Of his
Notice Of fun.ral tomorrow"
BIRTis-o Friday evening April 49, cshans wife of Divine
Burts ageY52 years 49,,
The friend. the family invited to attend the fsnsrs
on Monday o'clock nom her late residence NO "
summit e.. South breokxR
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tier tracks, and to authorize W"
IAny to use PORTO - ,h'n'ave. naroau oonl,
rilroad lay =" Hereoii also 10 amend the general
:, BILLS PASSED.
To lneOlpofae Engineers Association of the Port of
NewIoIk relative payment of taxes of Insurance Com
pines OF other States doing business IN this State to
amend the charter of NewYork State Life Insurance Com
rihy Of Syracuse amend the laws relative to the Bank
inc Department. incorporate Bond Deposit Company Of
N1v-YOrk
Nj Tucker moved that the bill 10 regulate the salary of
mn n the Metropolitan FIRE District be read out of It's
orieI which was agreed 10, and the bill passed.
Nj LYONS moved that when the House adjourn II be TIL
Tuesday morning which was carried.
NJ LOCKWOOD offered the following:
Hkrs0s Abraham LINCOLN, President Of the United States
was lssassinated or the i4th Of April, 1865; and
Wras II is eminenty proper that on this day, the ami
very of the death OF that distinguished aud beloved states
meuand patriot there should be suitable recognition OF
that melancholy event Therefore 49, -
Re0rsd That commemoraton OF his death tins Assembly
do adjourn.
TIE resolution was adopted and the House adjourned till
Uucsay morning.
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MARINE ID.

DOUGLAS wAsHABAUGH--At Bedford, Pa, on "Wednesday
March 8 by the Rev r. r. Sumyle Dr. George Douglas oil
EewYsrk TO Laura C.. daughter Of Major u. W~hsbaush
MASON -BOURNE-At sands. NJ T. Church Brooklyn on RI
dny March 3D. by the Rev Charles Fletcher Mr. Thomas Mason to
Miss Susan H. Bourne
suOUDY-TRAyIs-At Peekk Thunday 18th inst by the
Rev d. NJ Halliday, Joseph A Shoudy Of sarsogs springs 70
Carrie daughter OF Wright Travis Of the former place
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A Refractory Legislator Punished.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Saturday April H. $500;
The House of Representatives has expelled James H.
Hood one of the abseniing members, charged with VIII
fully absenting himself 10 prevent quorum. "heh
brought before the House he persistenty refused to an
swer 10 his name.
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GREFyrrELD MAss-Our readers will please observe an
advertisement Of cottage TO be rented IN the pleasant
town OF Greenfield, Mass.
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FROM ALBANY.

Taxing Bnnk stockholSers-The Central Rail-
road Fare Bill md the Excise Bill in the
Senate -Broadway Railroads Of
Bribery-Bespect for the Late President
Firemens salaries-The Assembly Adjourns
till Tuesdny-The Liquor Bill in Full.
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.no,h., .,t.r ~ che editor, taking dieren. view Of

another letter to the editors taking different view OF
the altogether but which they declined 70 pnton the
ground that they had determined 10 close the discussion OF
question of reunion with the articles then on hand though
they are actually yet keeping the publication OF Au
gustne Hppo" articles defense Of the most exreme
radical views maintained previously considered by
that the very best that could be taken al Macon
alluson 20 the offensive action Of the Church North .
But The L0uisriHs Common rsd also concuded that the
Macon Assembly had decided the question Of reunion and
played into the hands OF the Rddais-exremes meeting
again; aud remains TO be in what way Christ designs
that ali these differences shall ultimately promote his glory
and the good Of the Church
remain your friend and servant, C. d. MCCORMICK
Rev. Il. NJ SMITH, ID. ID.