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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-11
New Orleans Market,

NEW ORLEANS, October 5.-0oTFsN-The dnllnes
noticed III yesterdays report continued this morn
Ing, and although iactors evidenced increased willing
ness to reaze still their views we're 90 far above tn
limits OF buyers that few Of the latter showed dspost
ton operate and the days sales were
restricted to $50 bales BY nine brokers OF prices
Indicating net decline bf 90 per lb on Tuesday rates
accordingly and now quote as follows ,tjg Or
ding 81 to $780, and da!ng 4oo some parties holding
that Low Middlng would not command our outsdde ae
agures The sales for the past three days embrace 26Q
bales making aggregate for the week of o416 agalnss
Dludng the arrivals Florida and Texas, sa
which are included in their respective satements en-
brace 1865 bales dganst 4l6S last week. showing an nc IN
crease OF 3403 bales The weeks exports embrace
bales 3109 of which were to foreign ports ana esoo
coastwise. s-.z.s.t tfsy,
81 ;,Aa STATEMENT OF coIToN ,oo moo
Stock on hand September 1st. 1856 psles
Received to-day ooos o1os
Received previously on,o7e
s;if li'rHa9rsa !fa{d OTIS =, ~ - wv
s. s.. ..,7, &. 12so3S
Cleared to-day 90
Cleared previously So,l01 A,511
l,s.-.=#.,,sfz 49,: 15-a, ..sf.t!sf ----.!e--
9'.i2--l.a ,IAi.ssss s53s= ~ 647
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Howard street Super and Cut Extra $ll 0o@Sll 6o
Howard street Retaiiine Extra 0O@ II 90
Howard street Family. III OO@ l5 90
Ohio Super and Cut Ex IRA a..,.......10 50@ 10 To
Ohio Retailing ia 50@ l2 80
Ohio Family .,..,..,,.,,,,.......l40 IA 00@ IA 30
Northwestern Super 10 00@ 10 80
Northwe stern Extra .....I.1l 75@ 413 rs
City Mills Super. Observation-Disclosures 10 500 10 rs
City BILLS Shipping bsands Extra 13 76@ II so
1sa,tmore Meehs ana Greenfield Family .18 500 0O w
Baltimore High grades, Extra Is 75@ 90 90
Bye FlOur-neW. .......,, & D6m 6 so
Corn Meal Oiy Mills and Bsmdywine. -. 4 100 1 50
.GRA1N.-White Wheat was rather heavy: the demand
for seed Is pretty well over some urine white sold for
shipment $3 u.s. but millers inclined to nav this
outside figure and prefer to PURCHASE choioe rad at
s O5 to3 TO- especially the demana for FaiIv FIour
Ia limited Receipts of bite Wheat Wsra 7laa bushels
with sales 200 bushels at SO 05 to 900 hushes at
IS 49, and 600 bushels at So 25 of red rsents we're
74A4 bushels, with sales at S3 to 10. Corn was in
lipht supply with active demand; receipts we're 9
bushels which sold at 81 IL to IA for both white and
yellow Oats were not active to-day, soms enod
Samples were unsold at close Of Changes receipts a58a
bushels sales 4050 bushels at So to So cents and 1SO
hushels choice at 60 cents Of Rye 344 bushels oersd
without saes reported.
PRovIs1oNs-Sales are confined to meeting the con.
sumptiye demand. There is no speculative feeling
eyinced, and prices are unchanged We continue 10
ouote Bacon Shoulders at l6 to 17c do Sides, 1914 to
500. Bulk Meats are nominally unchanged Hams,9 925
to 26c for canvas sugar Lard l0h to 20c for
Western, in tteroes.
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E'hAac G ne ara.

Per steamship oommander, fof New York Charles T
Atwell, Charles Maglll. Il
Fer steamer Dictator from jacksonville Fernandna,
&e-WiiW Wall ID IL Wilson, ,G W Ruff, o Murant,
Nenning. Ferara, Burt and son, Pooser, Agnew,
Mr s OK, Mrs Warren, Mrs Smoke and child B Ger:
genus m ~ Mrs Frlnk,.S W Borman, T Monroe,J Moand,
Nv Farrar, J Roberts, G Hull. ~ zzi5s
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October 6.-BARK.-lat No 1queroi.
tron is quoted at S35 Der ton but We hear OF sales
Continues very dull, and prices have again
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jonnlgnses per souIh CaruI,na: Itatlroat
: II .v.5:5t 49,. October To-.

4al bsea Cotton IA bales Domsstiou 100 sacks Flour
Lum ber, no. 70 G " Williams b 90, Q N Ayerill
Son Hon r Duncan, M Israel, 0 Fuller, Arnold
iqtes Bro, Olnsy h Go, 4 Il Rodgers & Go, G Il Wal
ter GO. b Bloan. w W:smth. Lee " Spencer " IL
Zig 4 ohisolm: Haeena, Bergman Co. a olausaen,
Fraser dill Adams, Frpst& 90 AZ Salinas, Kama
paux y Laaue, ia Cook &'Co. JIM Caldwell 4 Son, 3
Kirkpatrick, Bruins l. Bee, L D. Desaussure, Roper
stoney.D Dlutsey, 0 Reeder, W PDoyling. secl- @
end orF, Fuller, Strauss, Vancea g. Co. Riker,
Mary Asmith u Bates, Johnston, Csews& Go. Fraser
Il GO, VT Burge, and Order, = S
.Sa.-LI. atia!!
ConsigneesH per Northeastern Railroad,
4. =. 8. OctObe 18th to 9th inclusive. u =
bales Outton GOT bbs Naval Stores cars stock
il9 oars Lumber, Furniture, Mdae, &C. TO Mowry y
o. + q Rodgers 4 Co. r Hayden. Mrs Waring. Street
IBtos y Coz G v VILLAINS \, GO, Askew, NJ Drake,
i jacob, M 0.dwel q Son 3. .Ryap1 Adams Frost
& Co. y Hsoker Isayenel .sIacbetn zDayis Holmes
II Stoney, . q Smith, fobfnsunt& + Co, Reeder, Lea
Spencer. drAeser 4 Smith, Il Pritchett, Gaillard
NJ scrsydh fE0ans " Godbpld, = LWebD
Wv Bennett, 4 Co, Carr, Kopff 4 Jeryey, Il iAE :
EARLY; 2!ftJ!I9S ~ :. - ~. fi.i5
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BosToN-per schr Alba-523 tons Old Iron and Metal
bales Rope, 6 bales Paper, 8 bales Rags
NEW YORK--Per steamship Communicates bales
Upland and So bales 81 Cotton, $40 bbls Rosn, l56
bbls Spirits Turpentine IA rolls Leather ~ pack
= ages Sundriee. '=
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Rhe Chars eston Cotton Market.

There was an active demand yesterday with sales Oh
about 400 bales The market opened at previous prices
but hardened during the day, and at the close OF
ness was fully one cent in advance of the prices IN
morning, particularly for hne cotton. The following
were the lots and prices Tat 3o % at al 90 repacked
at at 33 at "a; scat a4 so at So; at
at 9s % at ST. The market closed firm and up
ward tendency at the following quotations
sd Low aIiddng. .5otgoa
Middlinr. .ooyoo -
St ic5 MiddliDg. ..........: ..ooeot
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH 0UR FR1ENps AND ]
CUSTOMERS with approved varieties of above
long and thorough experience in this City enables fpr
nsh the very article Of class and WE GUARANTEE
THE PERFECT OPERATION OF EVERY RANGE OR STOVE VIZ =
SELL es 1n5
s. QUIZ hANaho 10 LII 81
- DEFIANCE IMPROVED MOTIFS PATENT,
convenient simple durable and tasteful RANGE
made ia Amerca and one combines all the best
improvement 95u ana -, zal5zss 5fHta
We have the exclusive sale of the celebrated . ~
STEWARDS PATENT COOKING STOV E,,a' :. af.. Sa
which to- all the usual conveniences best other
STOVES adds COPPER REsERV01R for heated by @
waste smokes spacious 0EOsET for keeping food hot when
cooked and detached R0AsTER Of ample sze
roast ali perfectly This is admitted to pc the most
perfect thing the kind and will take pleasure in showin
it to all who may call S1a1 w.: ar.s s9a. ID
SHEPHERD, :DUC, & COHEN,
. 5s.H.5 No. 2o7 KING STREET, CHARLESTON. 1.#.1
,4f eailaL
%
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JOHN BINNS

DRepEwrEnrJ,Y ANNOUNCES TO Hq5 Il MENUS
hnr nd ~ tha nn]ic gonorally that he ha opened
aSz II; g Nv FHna G5sS s42snt N 81
bhas tha nbic patronage He ill keep
sss SONS Constantly On hand Of the folowg articles
will dispose Of at the lowest ffet a4nn y rates.
FhIjUa. CORN, OATS, HAY, BRAN AND sokrS; i,a
August II ------I---
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Baltimore. Market,

BHILInUF6 NIIFKtCs
5 OCTOBER 8-NooN-CoEFEE-The large sales of Rio
Friday and Saturday understood to have been at
full prices. and the market is now very Arm.
CoTToN-Is dull holders have receded from their ex
1ee prices, and offers ara now made on basis Of S8H
10 SO cents for Middling Uplands.
FLouR-There is more active inquiry from shippers,
Baltimore Family and High Grade Extra have been ad
ysnced 800 per bbl and quotations are altered accord.
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declined. small sales of Mtddlngs reported at 40
to ~ censs Per pound for Upands and New Orleans.
ooEhks-1a coffee there is little or nothing doing.
~ 1856 hhds Of Cubs sold at from
10 T1nnp t12au pet ~, currency.
,t osoo is fair business doing at fu pr1ees
At about IT, a zooQ bos sold In lots including
Northwaat o'og o'oo
North a,t :. voS9
NJ NJ. s. eAtra family 6UgDl32o
.ania and Western superhne. 3.6U@D 9UO
no and Western extra. 900@110 90
Pen. ano Western extra family .13 00@14 30
Do, asanla and Western far cies. 10 On9l8
,t tni1s.ihere go ts no new feature to present IN the
" oooo and prices we'll maintained Sales
os uusn aud Southern red OF 81 - to
a w. mne ranges from So 10 to 25 Rye is scarce,
a ~ M Moands 81 IL to 20 for WESTERN and 81 23 to
~, % or pennsylvania Corn is quiet with sales of yell
~ W to o. and Western mixed at ST. 05 to 06
are unchanged sales of 2OcO bush new Southern at
oVG, O. and small lnts at 6Oo s.z#..zz@
Aonn receipts to-day as follows; HOO bbls -four;
oyS posa osn wheat 1850 bush corn 8075 bush oats.
,r,s ~ M oHs-The market continues inactive. but
a ,o @ M ats nnchanged. Small sales making OF S34
p9 ior now mess pork 2lto 2Gc per pound for
i5M ale fancy bacon hams l9a to 20c for picked do
a. ~ 20 log salt shoulders and Is to l9c per pound
1os ,t,.ll pllaie . M lard IN bhls and tiercos.
oVerseea sails in email way at 81 to IS
pounds; timothy ranges at from S. so to 70; 600
guSne,s M1e naxseod sold at So 25 per bushsl
~ m.,ieAsi-Continues Small sales OF bbls are
TOR Ohio Auir' "Ns' y ~ .s.e=
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-C1 I'M M ERCIALe
imports.
EXPORTS.

TURKS 1s1AND-Per schr sallie Mears-47o2 bushels
Salt. to Won Holte1l, Tamsen 4 Co. o.lt
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Late Markets.

TOLEDO. October aoT!onr nniet Wheat firm and
- Sales Amber Michigan at 81 II. Corn
ao shade loWer 27c for No. mixed Oats steady at
MILWAUKEE, October G.@Fiour quiet wheat-$2 oe
~ ot No its frm sales at 38c for No /; Receipts
no.aay.2eoobbls s Flour. ooOo bushels Wheat Ship
nens o:day-9veo bbls Flour 900 bushels Wheat
UlNo1SEArI October r6.-Whiskey dull at So %. Pro-
VISIONS 9qet Mess Pork to s25o Lard l7c nothing
h ST. LOUIS October 6:-Flour buoyant and market
Cora and Oats nrn and unchanged Provisions un.
changed Whiskey unchanged. 2isf
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MONEY MARKET

suaAns--Have been in good domand and buoyant
sa es since our last, l670 hhds, including Cuba &C.
from 1Oh to IA cents and 1850 boxes Havana part ut
10X to 12N CENTS and Invoice of Manila at l% cts
q ib. Refined sugars are in demand at 1917 toieI
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n,1eusta. t,Iarket. !, ::

AUGUSTA october 81 he cotton sales e for to:da, @
foot up 28s bales as too%sl ut 81 70 at ss
rents receipts are 400 bales Our quotations ar
Sc lower than those Of our weekly review y
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

AvOICE FROM THE FAR VESTS caIiag Of
-Costar's" Rat Roach, Ant. &c. Extermtnato--
more grain and provisions ara destroyed annually
in Grant Couety by vermiu than would psy for tons
of THIS Rat and Insect Killer - Lane ster, Wis Herald
Ez5=Sea Costa. ." advertisement above.
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HURLEY. RUDOLF & co.
PTopuetors Louisville ky
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WILCOX { GIBBS
SILENT FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE.

WILL STITCH. HEM FELL. TUCK. CORD
w Bind. Braid, Quilt and Embroider beautifully
II win with the finest needle and thread run from
perfect work on the finest Nainsook over the
heaviest beaver cloth and cOwhide, with no change
of needle thread OF tension.
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Seatous Chemical Writing Fluid Is becoming
world renowned for its superior quality Having
been introduced only about six years II has become
the principal in with those " no want fine free
flowing iIk and for perInaueuCy il is decidedly the
best ink for records that be used For counting
houses, hanks or schools IL Is unequaled and needs
only TO be tried 10 Zee approved For sale Icy Drug
siSts and Merchants everywhere.
HURLEY. RUDDLE & co. Proprietors
Corner Seventh and Green streets
March1d2m Louisville kv
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Persons indebted 10 the former arm Of Garner
Williams s Co Mobile Ala hereby notified
that they can quidate their indebtedness by paving
the face of the paper without interest I appEca-
ton IS made without too much delay. CaIl on John
H Garner. or Price Williams
GARNER WILLIAMS & CO.
Mobile March l-sdlm In Iiouidation
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FARMERS AND HOUS EKEEPFBS--H hould recol
leCt that hundreds of coizrs worth IF Grain Pc
visions sc. are annually destroye cd by Rats, Nige
Ants aud other insects and \ermin-aE OF which
can be prevented by few collars worth Of Cos
tars R't, Roach Ant g., Extarminator bou hl
ana used freely,
See -COstar's'' advertisement above.
49, Sold in Jackson, Mss.
By
ana an Druggists and Dealers mh2156m
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE

VIII use coarse cotton linen, silk and Irvine 1t
rims easier, faster and stiler than any other ma
chine Il forms fat even and elastic seam differ
by means OF the
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ROTATING HOOK"

ROTATING HOOK"
and drawing the twist into the goods thus securely
fastening every stitch, that the will bear to
be cue at frequent intervals and in that even
the seam is warranted not TO rip in wear and under
all circumstances TO survive the washtuh-
A patented device prevents the possibility of the
machine being run in the wrong direction, OF the
balance wheel ever wearing or touching the dress.
By another ingenious Patent Improvement
The Needle Cannot be Set Wrong.
Thus avoiding the great trouble of other machines
In this il is 50 easy that child may it in the
dark with unerring correctness every time.
No Breaking of Needles.
The blade Of the needle Is less than three-fourths
Of an inch long and Is straight 1t Is less than half
the length of ether machine needles many of which
are curved therefore more easily bent or broken-a
great source OF annoyance expense and trouble.
THE HEMAIER AND TELLER CAN
NEVER BE PUT on WRONG.
Any one may adjust them in the dark. The hem
may be of any width Noother hemmer or feller is
ike this. 1t turns the hem the right under
side as you want it.
1T WILL NOT DROP STITCHES.
As the needle is always set right the blade short
and straight it does not vibrate like longer ones.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
Is run by steam at 1900 stitches per minute-other
machines only at 900 10 I 200. with safety.
They manufactured with
Mathematical Precision.
Hence each part Is interchangeable, and can be
readily replaced in case Of accident
THEY WILL NOT GET OUT OF ORDER.
We have known it intimately s0r several years and
50 iar we know, not in family use has ever
cost dime TO repair, even been out of order at
all They VIII last generation, if properly cared
fer None who have used il be persuaded TO use
any other.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
works at instants notice, and never stops unae-
cOuutaby. Not one operator in ten the Wilcox
s. Gibbs viii break needle drop a stitch in a
year. This Machine in the hands of any one. knows
skips, drops jumps misses The roundness
evenness, durability and beauty of its stitch
WERE NEVER EQUALED.
Its rapipity absolute Stiffness ease of motion
narrowness and neatness of its hem and fell were
never approached by any other machine.
The Press universally pronounce this the best
family sewing machine in the world.
AGENTS WANTED
Agents for other first-elass machines who take
this one IN addition to theirs make our most sue
cessfnl and best Agents Try it.
Terms to agents descriptive circular and speei-
mems OF work sent free by mail receipt of stamp
NJ. W. LEET, General Agent
st. Louis Mo.
Ohee "a North Fifth Street. Feb ld3m
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TOBACCOES,
WHISKEG

GUARDIANS SALE.-Bg virtue o. 81
NJ order Of Orphans Court + E.s cos,n-
~, made in pursuance Df a decree Il 5ht,
Orphans C0UIt of Nor; cumberland comfy
authorizing us 10 raise the SUE of0ae hon.
sand dollars from sale ofreai estate IN Fih
county We the undersigned c7iEy,iis-5 u
Mary Hclcn Mari, Wm. 7. Mari, Alien
Mari, David B. Msrg, Aiir-i JaTT aNI
Annette Mari, minor children cf raTi-
Aiarr, htc Of said Northumberland roTa'y
decd, will on Saturday the 18th day of
May next at the Court Holse in EidCvay
at o'clock p. NJ, expose 10 sale at Puh.'c
auction to the highest and hest bidder, the
following described real estate, to.wit;
All the estate and interest q sSj1 E'noT
children, hcing the undivided six seTenihs
ofcighty seven and one half acres of land
more or less, situate in Jay township, Elk
county Pa. BeginniBg at the North East
corner of land now owned b Joseph Dill
end George Weis and running thence west,
one hundred ard eighty seven sna one half
rcrches. thence south 10 a cGTner, thence
cast to . corner in the line Of shc afOresail
Joseph Dill and George Wsis' land, thence
north along said line 10 the place oi bcS.A'
niug.-Terms CASH.
WILLIAM IT. MARR,
WILLIAM , MARR,
April 23d 1SGG--ids- Guardians.
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VNXECUTORS NOTICE.-WUEREA
v Letters Testamentsry upon the es'ate
Of simon Ernst late ofS.. Mary, Ella cOua'
tydec'd, have Jucn granted to the slbsc:I-
lc,s. Allrersons indebted to the sid estate,
are requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims against The same
will prescn, them duly authenticated for set
ll,mcnt 10 JOHN wECTNIiR sad JOAN
SCUNlpT, EXecutorS. mGy'lo6 -"H
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At an carly day will he begun.
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ting authors, and ii is also lhc intention
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course Of the year, three o. Goar OF the
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UTHEELER u WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACEINES.-TLe under
signed having been spPOin1ei Sole Agent
for the sale Of Wheeler * Wilson's Sewing
Machines Tor Elk county. lie Aecps an
assortment constantly IN hand. Machines
sold at Philadelphia and New York prices,
Any parties desirous Of obtaining theIa
ca" address J.E. WHITA0RE.
March 0i'CG.ly. al RiigEay, Pa
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TXECUT0RS NOTICE. - WHEREAS,
1L Letters Tesiamsntary upon the Estate
OF Daniel Hewitt, late Of Jay township, Elk
county deed, have been granted to the
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London is great city, a gay city,
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~, lHE LADY's FRIEND FOR JULY
Inc July No. opens with an unusually
IAN aaliosome and suggestive engraving
4@ilea The Distressed Bachelor. In
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''' Toilet Novelties and Work Table
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Charles James Faulkner, William
Lucas, Dennis Murphy, Andrew Hunter.
Convention Of ls61-Berkeley,
Edmund Pendleton, DR.. Allen c.
Hammond.
Population of Berkeley county, 1890,
l0,554 of Martinsburg, 1,605.
Population of Berkeley county, 1850,
Hill of Martinsburg, 2,190.
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THE NEW ERA. july 10, 1866

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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-07-19

DEITELS.

PHILIPS-In this county, on the 9th inst,
Augustus A. Philips, aged II years.
We lay thee in the silent tomb,
Sweet blossom of a day,
We Just began to view thy bloom
When thou art called away
Friendship and love have done their last,
And now can do no more;
The bitterness of death is past,
And all thy sutferngs o en-
Thy gentle spirit passed away,
Mid pain the most severe
So great. we could not wish thy stay
a moment longer here.
Thou minglest now in that bright throng
Around the eternal throne.
And Join st the everlasting song
With those before thee gone.
Oh who could wish thy longer stay,
In such world as this;
Thou hast gained the realms of day.
And pure undying bliss.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-07-19
TIE HEATED TERM has arrived. II

THE HEATED TERM has arrived. It's
here. It don't seem to be any where
else. It appears to be concentrated i'll
force, and it won't be dislodsed. Zee
las not the least effect upon It, and it
is impossible to keep cool. The ther-
Mometer told hot story yesterday,
the day before, and for :; week past,
and the Indications are that it will con-
tinue to do SO for a week to come
On Monday the mercury reached its
greatest altitude, touching lo4 degrees,
and ranging between that nd "a until
after 10 o clock at night. N-h-e-w