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In support of the wealth and power OF England OF that
country whose rulers have robbed them OF everything
but life that have have made them beggars and slaves
in the land of their BIRTH that have hunted millions Of
them into exile and the grave, and that pursue them
with their scorn and vengeance tne ends of the earth
We again ask and demand answer Was ever infatua
ton so complete as this? Were ever ignorant blindness
and unreasoning obstinacy unpardonably besoed
they here?
We are sorry to say that find no excellent
cepon to break the force of the condemnation which,
connection with this vital question, we are obliged to
pass on the entire Democratic party. Free Trade
with England lies at the very foundation of the
great Conservative structure This is cardinal
doctrine of their peculiar political creed. Nor there
a single Democratic journal, from New York to San
Francisco which does not teach from week week and
from day day. this destructive and disgracefu prn
ciple. And if there is any truth, which we greatly
doubt in the boosted "reaction which has been so
much spoken Of and if there is any rational chance of
the Democratic party once more assuming the rule of
this great Republic, then thing may be looked
forward to absolute certainty and that is Free
Trade with England. This will have few effects
which it is worth the while of Irishmen to ponder
seriously before by their votes and influence they bring
it to pass One will be, to reduce the wages of the
workngman one-half that those who find it difficult
present live in New York Chicago two dollars
day will have the pleasure of accomplishing the
task under the English-F Free Trade Democratic
regime with one 1t will strengthen England, by pour
ing into her Golfers the wealth of America so that her
reign of robbery and blood instead of coming close
will like the eagle its age for another century
two or perhaps for another such seven hundred years
as Ireland has seen and felt. And on that unhappy
country its effect will necessarily be to rvet its chains
to increase and perpeuate its hunger and rags and
wretchedness and probably to enable its eternal enemy
England to root the last Cet from Irish SOIL and thus
to extnguish the race and the faith of the old land
together. We do not envy the Irishman who helps
to accomplish such object this; nor would we
like to inherit the narrowing reflection, which must
gnaw his soul like the undyng worm, that the infa
nous deed was performed by his own hands.
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Written for The Irish Republic.
The Midnight Mass.
A PARISH CLERKS STORY.

1ue ndSS.
CLERKS
cannot account ALL the of these latter days.
much unlike the olden priests with their good old Irish ways
their patient ock with eloquent rgmaroles
That eating and drink dangerous for their souls
That the keys OF the heavenly gateways were held IN
hands,
they turned of lands
think sodier-pre who worhiped the
pike,
Who stood in the peoples ready pray strike,
And ouawed flag
And for being rebels still from under the English
That that heavy with curses and red with the church
like tearing their traitor hearts them the mud
forgot the flowers forgot bloom
that dead thousand would speak to from the
tomb,
wouldn't have wondered half priests
Turn away from the people, OH Cod and take
hand;
Yes take those ewed fingers that often had gpped their
throats-
dressed sOogotAs'
coats!
The Saxon always cunning COOL you while
ing grace
Doing the work with angelic face;
But his latest device killing beats prison rack
When his soldiers do their scarlet robes and charge coats of
black
They fought years always paid them
But the dead in their graves their
in black
The cause that was best by the priests
We like our ses defiance fling unto Engands laws
people still the and trust it's not out of
place
hope changed his mind to suit the Saxon
But of this enough let him who's changed turn his face to the
WALL
Tho dressed in the robes of the
you story happened in the parish of Baymo.
Long, before born my boysfy sad years
Oh many brave hearts broken since them tho mine hard
to break;
breaking for poor Ieand sake,
And think of the and the coness side by
side
fell the than die
One summers travler to the village of Barymo
When clerk of the parish church. fifty
When pp played and danced the cracking bonfire
shone.
jigs my dreaming flow,
And the feet that rung to the chimes fifty ago
He wandered from the night where the red light fell
subdued
And sad his form and pald ace while the noisy nterlude
Ofjesng and laughter filled the blank xt jig
When the silver tongue love loose while letters bouna INC
heel
He gazed the if twere dance OF deat
As the winds tho sigh sadly came his pean
He moved hro the throng with quiet pahu
i..=..
For thought had fhrowed lines grief all over e
He sweet had perlsnd 50 long
before
The Burys Bury Hammonds of knockmore
who taught castle school, who was hageo IN 49,
Whose croppy pike right over the castle gate
avroni for the Hammond of Knockmore God rest their
dauntless souls,
Grey Massey his blood yeos flung them into
holes;
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III the North to-.ruw lacIcaS " liy th.s
sh"ni'l hc sp - r.ns The Ih,rst ,"r power
IL n part OF the cation III the soldier. nu,l il
~ increased hy. rnsscssi"n "l power. rhr
soldier at first he creature nf the masses.
II" soon hrcumGhcir MASTER. Removed by
law beyond they, lie SOON learns 10 drspisc
the law and ttoSeru The law givrr. Mr..
lIrnHE in speak Of such II man. Of one whu
is 10 exert auihW withum, any law. and who
is I" have the hci, nf all laws. and NIL lurms
ut laws. when hs called to an account. sayH:
'''FfIat is In let 81 III beast Tor such ~ Il man
without law l"tmr"n people 10 prey upon
them NJ his plr,ir, while all the laws Thai
power are cmpr'i /" screen thai abuse
against the cric thu rrurr.'
The result of ilcoursr mu hc The total logs
oflheriyto the vile country. The 'l"rtrin" III
the will nf mniu,rs tending M tlr unr hnni
I" socialism. un other tu military power "n
should hr The gars VI the future. Thr South
is powcrlrss. ! lays prostratr ut the Zee, oi
her ronqucror. hr North and Wrst alone can
restore 10 Us lnsi liberty. Magnsmimiiy
with hem is nu,nly high and noble virtue
toward hravcu, defeated adversary: il is
more. II is representation Of their own lih,
erly. Ia kccpil anarchy nn'l 'lrsroism from
o,lr doors, thcylLl Them ont from their owi
homes. II is Toe hoped hat reason will soor
assert its sway hat Thought will triumph Oyci
high sounding lrascs. right over wrong. free
,lom over irspUsni.
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PUnLIC NOTICE.

May 1867.
The following SECTION OF Onnance 10 abolIah tho
Office or Superintendent Of Streets to provide for Keep
IVY THO htrees' lanes Alleys. and orn Courts In the
hpreby published fur the Information Of all conrcrnnl
For tho duo protection Of tho sail contractor
traet6rs tHrrr ordained 1lat every awrar lessee
occupant and tenant of any premises fronting In my
street 'ane, Alley. or open court. shall on every day
tSnndaya eIceptedl have tho dirt lt, garbage other
oHa placed In front Of his her ot IN barrel hoI
Heap and III readiness for tho contractor Oy the hour OF
hrs day OF November IN oyery year and by tho hour
ntnc o'clock A. M frcm tho first day Of November to
tho hret day OF May following And any person offend
Ing herein, or placing any dirt lth garbage. other
ohal In any street, lane. alley open court after the
hours above named aba be subject 10 o ano not less
than two nor more than i've dollars. for oach and every
offence. to bc imposed by the Mayor.
by order ". II. SMITH
Msy1 Clerk Of Council
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LAnuEsr CIEUULATluH.-1hc DAILY
NEWS pntiishcs The Opicm Lid IF let
fr's remaining IN The i"stoRirc at Mr end
ci each ioceI, ayrccab!y to Mc .foi'ominy
section IF the Nc,o Poste9ice Lac, as the
aetcspc. 'cr hdving the largest circulation IN
hc City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be Il further enacted That lists Of let.
trs remaining nnrnlird for Pustncc In amy city,
town village. where newspaper shall br printed
shall hrrai,,r bc published only In the newspaper
which. b,ni. published wrrkly uiitnr, sail have l,
h"si circulation within rLli,r delivery "f tlrn said
Ot,r
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AN ORDINANCE

To nEnuIATE STORAGE PETROLEUM. Irs rpn.
DncTs. AND oTIEK INPI.AliMAuLE OIIA.
SEs. I. he ordained by tbr Mayor df LfirrB,ra ia
Eity Council dssrmbiri. Thnt from nnh after o 18th day
Of june ne1t, IL Hlla not he lawful Ia keep Petroleum.
Kerosene. Rock OIL DenzInc Henzolr. or my oIlcr in
Bnmable oil oils storage for sale In any ctar
store or buillng south Of Line street. in larger Iua
iity than my gallons any tot PROMISES ami
uny such quantity kept stored shall DO contained To-
Vessels Of tin other metal.
SIC. 2. That Petroleum. ts products. any othor m
hammabln oil or oils. when brought Into the city by la
or wafer may be kept on any lot in any building
which cotton s not stored fnr period no: exceeding
twentyour hours, npon the expiration Of which Time
aall bo removed and kept in tile required by
the foregoing section.
SEC. .; Any person persons violating any part Of
This Ordinance shall 10 subject Ia hno Of two hundred
doars for eacl offence recoverable any conf
petcnt uriadicuon.
lati6od In City Council thia twcniy FIRST day Of May
tho year OF our Lord one Thousand eight hundred si
HiIty-seYen.
IL.Al T., c. QAILLARD hLaSor
W. II. SEITH. Clerk or Council. June
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@ II A r L E S TON
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER le, 1867

JON WoRK.-wc have now completed our
Office 80 ns 10 execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask The patronage Of our
friends
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MI Ell t;S,

WASHINGTON i.Dnu:i., y" 4, A.. T... ~.
RIntikH 'oMAlt SI'htirT pt TINS ipnII
~ Will IL. i,,ti IT Mi-h' iI.l -. ihi ~l,N E"aa
iny S"pi,ui.r it, H "Ti,L 'n"titi ~ inr i;irn,
VIII nti' nj.
l,y "t,l,r , thu ~. NJ. wi.ti;.
September I.
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NOTICE,

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNcu.-THE FOIL OWING
~ clause OF Section Of an "ordnanco to Raioe sup
plies for thoyeir 10 published the Information
OF selling Goods By sample otherwise who ART
not residents OF this city All such persons nre hereby
notified 10 report at this ofnce,
Three dollars on every hundred dollars Of all coods
cold In this ctyt >sons moi rcpilents nv samS,o o1
otherwise" ~ " SAITH VI
sAShe Clerk OF Council
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Chattanooga and Grand Junction,
FIRE I.SiN.

MAYORALTY OF CHaRf.tSTON,t
CITY HAIL. November 0, lHii. I
4 II. PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN 1'HE
- Burnt DisrictH and Waste Places Of tho City, IN.
der "An Act Of tho General Assembly, giving authority
to the city Council Of Charleston TO proceed in o mat
tor Of Fira loan. with view 10 MD In building IN ,
City anew hereby notified that tho form or spIi
cation for loans be obtained Al tho Office Of the CLERK
OF Council, between tho h0Grs of 4. 81. and ar M
All applications must bep Il In tlIa aI,ye eptoppI
oIieN. n the COMMITTEES viii meet every Monday to cor
slder tho
by order Of TIN Mayor W. q. SMITn
:. hovoinbtrl l0 CLERK of Council.
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mn .l1 communications ,RrH'ird T0r publication ~
ms jOn1'1t must br miy,'ssri 10 h,t, EH,hy otkbr
jhWY h''rS, No. IL MYDc-Sir,,i, fhnI',Strn :. Z.
business Communications tU PWbiish.T Of UdTy
NRs.
nrrnnmuf HntirrtIkr Ia return rejected co,maic ica
iioHs.
idrt7ii%w'Mts onisi,'c ofhr city must H. ut.Umy,.
Hhd ,ritf Mr cash
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BoARDIRG G.

l}DAitD AND LODGING IN \ PRIV ATE
family residing in pleasant part ut the city, he
uiancd nj uio'lrrat. riics by single gentleman. Ap
ply at this office. iui1is August
I)OAttDlNG.-TIiRI;E PHEASANT ROOMS
ID with good BOARD In lIa,l inliIrliIir apI
ra,iuu 10 No. - cIltluII STREET. west s,lr
lri,L street. Tcrins reasonable. lime D..
IHNt'Ei.LtINT BOARD, NJ VERY Low
Ia rates. IN the most rrnirAl sinrss pari ~ the city.
wiihoI, lodging. IN private hnusr, he had
For particulars address ~. l lnstoilicr May ~
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70 R SALE.

IL at PAVILION uorEI. STABLES.
September u !
4 7 PRIVATE SAir.-SLUOr MARIAN. TlilKlY-
~ NINE TDs Register. will carry :hiriy-iiSr snnls
wud thiIy.iivr hUliIHd feet Ut inirr. will, new
sails rigging, anchors. chain blocks. &r complete.
Apply lu MCKAY 4 Campbell. NJ No. l3; Meeting
street, ur So. u East Bay.
SnI Slonp il lying ut south hdgrTa Wharf.
Scttrmbcr7
I,,uIt SAI.I; OK NIiST. At FI.UItIGSCE,
j. =. o. TwO LARGE MEM STORIES. with ruthInrl-
ah!" dwellings abnr. F"r iJriiruarr. arrly Ia /. a.
ROGERS. II Srlirmbrr3
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COPARTNE NERSHlPS,

DiSSOI.IrrIoN OF COphRTNBRSIIiP.
FIrHE COMPREHENSIVE nE1ErOFORE ENISrINu
i under the name Of DTs. CTlCktS SClIi.EY,
dissolved III 3lst August 1861. by mutual consent.
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Whereas many loaded draYs nn rarts pass unnerrssa
rilY Through King street, in the city oi Charleston to
the grcai obsruction Of that thoroughure nIs lfhu
serious Inconvenience and danger Of those who lave
business therein:
Re "rianrd That from iu after tho passing Of this
ordnanre II shall not bn lawful for any licensed cart
her or other merchandise commodity, to be driven
through the said King Rtreet south af calhoun street,
my part hnreof, anil oxcep for Tim purpose
ceiyng dCpoaltng load In such part nf said street
and any driver or conductor Of any such cart lrly
wagon, or other carriage Offending herei shall forfeit
and pay slm Of not less than ten dollars,
than twenty doinrg 30 hupust pj
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TINu RENT, THE COMliODIOTS AND
/ pleasantly situated twu and half story BRICK
DWELLING M. o. itasr street. north sih near l:ns
bay. Possession given IN Isl September. Apply al
TIilS OFFICE. August -
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nR. T.. .. SGHLEY, HOMEpATHIC PHYSICIAN,
~ No Gi WENTWORTH STRLr:T. two doors from
ilulmrs Hook House. Oice hours from 10 4. NJ.
10 1, and to ~ l.. " thstui september II
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. iIoI,soN PInckNE:Y


Ms si"oI SI@ r@n !'a Y"rx HIIis!~ aSlfs ON "r rss @
September ~ irin.
SurAG i.tDiE~' t'uII.Et.itr: iNS'rt-
li1i.
'InE lXIhiNtIES ur IHC TINS u,vr ~ .i!,
the Commissioners al thu sr,r Nni,,l aui a, h
- l"'l " n,r tl hiii'n:; ~ irr H'',n.i. In
Normal and High school. "rGanaI vi 4 .r,i y,
H. tru -i'rrcd. in,i the titi' al the Yui;A. IIpIi'
'oIIEtihii: lN>Ilrl IL. To- ,i'. '"nlr.ir"i- intil.
"n 'r north iii" al 'i""rt" .in.i -" =. .n'' r'r
al Kin. street. "i"ninp h'IuiiEE ".l. i-,:
Tuition III inr rr"iAr,t"r, in.rlrt,ut. -i..., &C.,
half session, ar So per nnrum: in ',' l;ia- ir,'
Drawing. amt Vocal Music. InrhurI in thu regular
course. Latin 'rrrL ,"iman. Italian. spanish. I,
striiin"nsa Mas. in,l raii:. arr extra. II n"l'ii'
charges.
limilci number al i:o nl. r. will ic re-. hcd Al i'
Institute beard. $50 per month, "r S.aLi per nnnul.
including Was Ing Lights. fMc,, etc. rarlor i;oardcr-
received al lhr ao",r prc"- All payments strictly ii.
advance.
ilnard "i ln.lnirlou aS hollow. Rev. UtNEN VI
MOOD. \. ~: iI,nripal: li'>. liENht \. H\>r. NJ
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy: rr"trs."r l. ;.
l.. a. FuAMrruS. NJ. D.. Professor ii M"lcrn Ian
snnses. Professor wM. MAsTEEMAN. Instructor II
Drawing, ani ainting: Miss lArRA ". hill, Instrc
| trees la English 5raInhr-.
ScptcinhCr2 ni,'i l,roS
| GAIULINa EDUCATIONAL INSTITt'rt
| FOR SbrSG LADIES.
| MESDAMES GiRARp y lowell.
rI'HE LXERclsES or THIS SCHOOL. WILL III
RESUMED %. W Moiidrg n'I,. Srtcin,nr lGtl,
| Mr. ALEXANDER will remain iT Charge llr En;.l'r
| ncparttnrni.
Tho record or tin. First ClAS- uI Honor will h.. .un,
nisiisrh u the Isl Ottnbrr.
| September. sept. 80. Ii. Ia.s;..''
| URSULINE >CADEaIN.
/ riELE thfGIS
| fI1HlS ISSrIl lTIOS WILL. RF~rM IT'S ACADEMIC
| EXERCISES SEPTEMBER lst.
Fur pr,spr'tuses please address ''Mb THEIR 81 III
ElOE." rr-uinr Convent anl AraIlruy. Columbia, ;,
Ia. ln,o Srlirmhrrl
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NOTICE TqI stI.OtS OK laInIIt:sANTS
IIuTEi. OR DARplNti-lloIiSE KEEPERS.
tfttE CLERK pF EulStII,

:, -. 7
I y AtTpRDA sc NTH THE rDi.I.UwlSu At'r oE
J. the lrgisn,ur,,aEsr tlle :UtlI lay uf Drcrnhcr
iSt;6. all persons r,sr,rd hrrcly nNtiirL tn call
this olrr al akc,u the required Irnsr immediately.
". II. SMITH.
Clrrk ui t'uilnril
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tNlil. RESUME the iNrKcISI~ IN llii
" SCHOOL iDR YUUSu LADIES uu Tr-shtY.
,et"hHr Isl. al NJ. hlKES'> RON.
S,ti,
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NOTICE.

FJMIE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
/ between tho undersigned, in the PLANNING MILL.
ntul LuMBER husincss. under the firm Of EaAuGH &
MSI.tOSEE hns hnru THIS bay dissolved. hy mutual
consent JOHN e. MAI.I.nNEE alone Is authorized to
settle the affairs Of the saul rolnrmcrshp.
ID. Z. EBAUGH.
JOHN e.. MALI.ONEE.
CHARLESTON. September C. ls6'.
Scprmb0r9 limo
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SEC. NJ II shall not DO lawful my pcrson or per-
sons to secure or moor with their iusis any vessel
raft to any part of the wharf tho rngs t.orcoi
ut Whitn Point. constructed by tho City Council, leading
from TINT part East Day called tho Battery South
10y street, 10 land from my boat vessel or rait
any boards. lumber, othnr material any part tic
said wharf; nnh my person persons su violate
such person persons shall forfeit and pay fifty dollars
10 DO recovered in tho City Court oncnf Of which pun
atty shall go to the informer.
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T O R E N T..

mo Il r; r.--TlIE RESIDENCE: SO. sU
north side aluuta,uu rtIrtt between Pitt and SuIith
streets Apply To \. TOBIAS SONS. No. III EAST BAY,
second floor trout tutis:I September lu
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W A N Is.

~ tNTED, nS HE.t tt'rAHLE wnrrI.
W WOMAN. -iiiIalinu ,.= -" h ami Washer. III,
ulI,rti II- Ia take ,hI' Laundry. hpply at
SD. a. IAst IiAY. N StAlk,a
September L. -
nv NNrED. t0uiDItr ,lti.E DIV EI.-
W LING I" siN T,s'ii,s. H.i ulltbnil,lins
near the Market. than i've hundred
dollars per annuin. Arr'y nj ilils OFFICE.
September IL C.
WANTED NJ Mills house. THREE: %,
" MHlri WOMEN. Iur rIcIal li"i-cw"rE.
september ~ =
NSrthrHiN Wt>rI:D.-- NrED, iit \
- mitrn man. 81 ri,niy haint'. situation ". a.,
respectable G~ius> &Ili mak, t,,,iI-,ii it-.'iu
most any 'IiItH .Niltr>S -. r. Al this nl,c.
August ~
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SSb'l'If:tJ,
OFFICE OF NKIEI nF pNL.tCE.

MSIs GUARD HOUSE,,
CuAniEsToa. =. e., August 81, iS61.
TlNhE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF URBINAS,ES
L are published I,G thu information of all whom il
niny concern. q. Is. SIGwAII,
Captain Of Police.
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NOTICE.
fINlIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED ALI.
i Mr.. EBAUGliS interest in thu above Coparurrahp,
VIII continue u his urr,,ln The bu-nrrs hoIcH
tor cou,luctr by thr late firm. Of EBkrtH L. MAlr-
luNEE ut Ill" nainr place. iiultLBECkS WHARF. urur
the Northeastern Railroad.
JOHN g. MALI.USEl.
CnAEiEsToS, September Il. 1867.
Srptl mlbcr
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The WONDERFUL splonlors which, within tho
past twenty years, have made Paris the metropo-
lis Of tho worlds architecture md art have in IA
very singular manner, realized far-sccing vision
Of VoLTAInE in his essay on L'Ein6ci isnDtcm dc
Paris. Aftor telling of tho conyeniences and
magnGcenco which Paris ought to have, AMI l,aIf
wishing for grand confagratiun That should COM
pei it's rebuilding, hc eluguGntly described how
such an undertaking would rebound to the glory
OF tho milton and be nm nnlying honor to the ml-
nieipality; how it would encourage art attract
strangers from the remotest parts Of Europe, and,
instead OF impoycrisling would greatly enrich tho
State, giving work to thousands Of idlcrs and infa-
nous boggars, and In many ways being productive
tive OF good. "1leaycn grant," lio said, ''thnt
s'mo man may arise OF sufficient greatness TO
conceive aneh projects, of n soul firm enough to
pirsue them, of mind sufficiently enlightened 10
execute them, and sufficiently trusted to secure
their accomplishment" And this was written
twenty years boinro tho elder Narol.roS was born
Surely tho poets ara the prophets of these aor tlays
TIE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER has the ro,lownr.
private letter, Aated Havana, August 81. to n
mercantile house Ia this city, says Ono of our
ofiores or Judges OF tho Supreme Court hero, re-
ceived n letter from Puerto Rico ria Santiago do
Cuba, stating TINT formidable revolution had
broken out therc--thn soldiers joining the people;
that tho nrtilicry had lelt their quarters in the
capital AMI gone to tho country; That the Captain
doncral, MAncHrEsE, lad hid himself nr nod; that
tho royolutionists had sent steamer TO Now York
to telegraph 10 General rnIM. asking linn TO p!acn
himself ~ their head. This news may not bo
true, Nlt in probable. There have hccn disturb
anccB OF tho kind for months pasi. Wo hear from
Spain Tint troops nrn being sent ierc, and Of
heers t" command columns in campaign. A
wealthy Cuban tIosE o. FAnRIrI.} n,ul anolllrr. n
rich spaninrd tVAI.pIvIIIso), mol yesterday for
tho purpose OF getting up Il manifesto, 10 Io
signed by M many parties here ns possible, pro-
testing against tho now tax lovY, which is oxorb-
liant. Ono sugar estate OF MIR. BAnRo is taxed
1000, besides many other taxes.r
OAKEs AMEs, OF North Eaaton Mass, has con-
trnGted to bnid nearly tho whole Of tho remaining
portion Of tho Union Pacific nailroad-somo six
hundred mos, Inssng through tho Rocky Noun.
tain rogion--receiving therefor over forly.sovon
millions Of dollars,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12

rI,O ItENT. NIsSIDENrE Nh. 10 CANNON
J. Street. runtslnin,. eight runths ristrrII. NJ.
Il. N. MSRSAl.I. & BRO.
Heal Estate Agents. NJ. ~ Broad street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12

SEC y No person persons shall ride. lead drive
any hprse OF HORSES or mules within tho enclosure
Of lilo Garden under penalty Of five dollars for every
such offence 10 ho recovered IN tr C,iy Court onc.ha
the amount OF the fne to bc gwen Ia the uforIner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12

SEc. VIII. AL indecent anh sorlrrly conduct cura.
lug and swearing clanoros noises. rInkcnIess quar-
reilig, fighting profanity. committed In wiito Point
Garden, on either Of the Batteries aforesaid shall la
punished in tho tile offences ar.
now directed by law to c punished wheel committed IN
any other portions uf tIp city.