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JAS. KENNY! to bo"rllowod > 10 ercot q wooden
building In Tradd street, Opposite Limohousoi as
it was pr6hibitod by City Ordinance regulstipG
those matters. - 4. -af'sh =. ~
Tho Committee on Licenses gave notice Of their
intonlon to proscnt Bill in regard to tho prices
Of iconses, and asked Tint This DO considered It's
first reading. - it i
Tho Bill regulating the selling aud storage Of
petroleum and other inlammablo oils, was on
crossed In duo form. f|.,. ."a
No othor business appearing, tho Council
adjourned. r.,.s' f..
IlqUoR DEALKns' MEETHa.-,A meeting Of tho
liquor dealers Of Charleston wsB hold ut tho Cor
man Snginc House, yesterday afternoon, at four
O'Clock. On motion OF Mr.. GAnaET BYnNHs, Capt.
THEo. ConDEs was called to tho Chair, and hIr G.
II. EbEhnAnDr was requested 10 no. as Secretary.
iftcr stating the object Of The meeting, tho Chair
man road q potition'to 10 presented to tho Board
Of Aldermen, respectfully asking that body to TO
duco tho present lconso from 5000 to ono half that
SUM. a.#-
On motion Of Mr.. MONAGHAN, tho petition was
unanimously adopted, and tho following gentlemen
wero nominated by tho Chair to act as committees
from tho differont Wards to receive signatures to
aaid petition aftor which the meeting adjourned.
:, Ward No. 1.-E I. Torok, John Handlin, and
Ward No. az. Theoling, D. aeraty, and II.
Heins. !, IN, h ~ ) III - -. ~ :
! W,rd No; sc. Dyrnes, Joseph Dothage, and
Word No. Al. J. Monaghan, D. semte.
ward No. Go. Berger, d. Wohlkon, and D.
:, Ward No. e.-JOhn Graves, Hugh Farrolly, aud
Ward No. James Luby, ". Schroeder, and
Thiel. -
WORD OF consolation to all who suffer from dis
oaso OF tie Lungs. MGnsDES's PKoroRAH BALM
/ has beon triod IN nearly o million casos, always
giving rolief, and in tho majority Of instances Of
fecting euro. As caoh botlo is accompanied
with guarantee, sufferers may rost assured Of
tho results. For salo by sll druggists.
DOWIE & MOIsE Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEAfAN & co., Agents.
To THE LsDHs.-SroLL, WEpp h Co., No, 2a7
King street, beg to inform tho ladies that thoy
will opon, this morning, another lot OF those best
quality prints, sGghtly imazod which thoy will
sell Mt 12} conts Mt rotal only. Como carly and
secure q good selection. fmw3
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TAX NOTICE

TAX NOTICE.
TFlHE UNDERSIGNED WILL D.; Al ROCKVILLE,
L Co. "a. on 2o'h aud 2lst. nul at tho Dill inrul.
Etsto Island. Oh 234, 2it an 25l days OF May, 6f,
to receive returns Of oil lands In the Parish job r.
Colcton ant of nl iucoin, r.; employ uis Fcu:
and frofessorsllpa, Racs ii merchandise &r..
taIae under Act Dec 1885. md To collect Ia Ies o,,
tho Also Special Tax and other inpo.cd by
Rlid Act
Property holders and all offers Gro requested TO
punctual. ns tho law 10 imperative 10 the day
onlce.
Returns by mail muHt bo sworn to according to law
]. ]. r. WESCOAT,
7. O. st. Johu's. CollctCn.
Edinto. SO. Ca. May 1Gth 1857.
huy 40 . rnuth9
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r. II. II.

Aro synonymous with Health Strength, and yisor
Tho secret will bo revealed by investing in bottle Of
PANKNN's HEPATIo BITTERs. For salo by ali
Druggists. ,tf-
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Post Omco Notice.

-,rt.,,;o. s,+lu- MA, .PosT OFFICE,
>s''' ~ CHAnLEsroN, s. G., May 0, 1857.
Hereafter, until further notice. tho Northeastern
iIails will close at LIS Z. NJ, and arriving at tho
Depot at 9.45 A. NJ. will bo ready for dolirory at IL
o'clock: On Sundays tho Post oifioc will opon at
12S0 p. NJ. for ono hour. . lrr,..h s:9 ri
Tho Nails for South Carolina Railroad will coll
tinuo to closo daily Mt O'Clock a. NJ, and for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at a. NJ OIL
Nondaye, Wednesdays and Erilayp. .,,:.,a ... =,
SrANLEYsG:-TRoTTfp r. M.
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DR- HosrEfIKR:,G s'F;'5 ~ 3 y. * 81 Z. :
Dear Sir: with pleasure can testify that your BIT.
TIERS. from my knowledge Of their use In my hmiy,
and nom what Il nid By purchasers r superior TO
T : Yours, 1o,S!i SsI'i.Gi q, ROBERT arErAIt s,
EFtrsoH1I, Ianshsr. %, IN, " = .' Msy ao.
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orFoap. Warren Co., n. z. August 20. 1850,
MrssRs- HosrErTED sAuH. Piltabursh. Pa: IT,
Sfri There 10 great demand fer you. valuable
STOMACH !eEs BFErTERs' 70 this nsishbo:hood, We have
been using them In our miy for soms hnns, aud md
them Tho beat medicine Of any for family usc. ia, i.
Yours, ]. N d! =,5i' J. N. oAEDRH COLE. !,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales Tht. Day.

ALL Kinds OF JOB WORK DoNR AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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jon ,weRk.1 -sgo havo now completed our os,co
10 asSto execute, III tho shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most ro-
speotfqlly ask tho patronage Of our friends. '''
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PUELHC NOTICE.
. ...OHTIoR CLIRI or COUNCIL,

7 ~ ''t'.ti- . ...,UfIICK CLERI or COUfcfI,
=. u. ~ .. L3o l. at .i,s.h May 1857
The following Section Of An Ordinance 70 abolish the
Office f superintendent Of srrets provide for Keep
lug the sreots, ues Aieys and, open Courts IN tho
CiIy Of CbaEosou Ceali, and otncr purposes" In
hereby published for tho iaIormsuoh Of a cohcorned
For tho due prutecion OF tho said oonrsclor or
tractors arer drddnsd; That every owner lesseo,
sHect isaes alloy or open couff, SHALL On every day
have tho dirt Nth, garbage ohor
heap, and In reanesI frtd contractor BY the hour
seven O'Clock A: Al, IRON It'd iat day Of Nay to the
nine tocock 4. H., fnm Tho drst day OF kogsnhes 70
hs hrpt diy of May Following And any person Offend
ots In any stee iane, lley oiygh court asr tho
hors above named, siall bo subject 10 mo not leas
than two nor moro Than Se do.Iurs, fut eh and every
o1oEeo, TO 90 iIppo.ed By tho NAyuf.' =,
II Dy otdori y. ". H. SMITH, =
ylfay lea & 80; C1etk 6f C6hHe'
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IHMtaRATIoS.-Wo direct attention To tho worry
interesting address Of Goncral JOHN D. WAGNER
to bo found OH tho fourth page Of to-fnys NEWS.
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RIVER DApTrsM..-'TI,o Ordinance Of Baptism viii
DO observed by the i.cmbcrs Of tho Calvary Dap-
tist Church, OH Sunday noxt They will proceed
to Daniels Island, on Tho Wando River, whero the
candidates for immersion will rccoivo tho ortli-
nance. The steamer Ptanier will leave ycnningi y
wharf, Of tho foot Of Calhoun street, ut 10 A. NJ,
mud will take all who may desire to attend.
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...SODA. ID. WATER.

-'f -. sa-,- re, r. t'iil
UIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS.
IL PRHbE this agreeable and beAlEhiul beverage at
their weliknown stands, No. S8 BASEL STREET, be-
tween King and Meeting nreots, So t2sS KING 81 RET
M.R hEI, northwest coriitr. - ;. So
Z. Druggists and o,hUs yahIng 70 be supplied Eith
Fountlins syrups, nnd dealers desiring Fountains
eharIsh, VIII be accommodated upon reasonable
steamers, Hotels Restaurants and private families
furnished With superior article Of botsd sodA In guam
tides 70 SUIT purchasers. -. ~; - :. 'E, = =
We AGENTS the sale OF a. J. Morse t Sons Justly
celobrIed soda Waior Allafats. tonsisny OF uener-
ols. Fountains, MArbte Duught s.nnds Silver Plated
Refrgegztng Driught htandB, Tumbef Holders and all
apparatus necessary thu rnanuaetur soLa Water
o. the priree, With irnlght added.
Do1crs In Soda Wster throughout tho 6tate, desiring
nm apparstu., viii do we'll 10 examine The merits OF
Aorae'. apparatus, before purchasing elsewhere,
Description catalogue and price Nat any address
upon Application TO JOHN BUCK & CO., Charlsston. ) .
While apprecatng tho very liberal patronage extended
10 ue during tho past season, We hall strive 70 merit its
ununuAnce 49,. a. - 81 49, fsAsi f.t:f - IT
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AUCTION SALES,

Hr ~. -:&=c~HhLL q npO.,
Br&t.!s ann .SU' ':nnc"rs. No. ~ Broad Ht,,
FRENCH riilt rl:";:bR. nInc feet by four.
NAVAL
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AUCTION SALES.

BOo.s .&Ccs Ttpgdns, CATERS dc.
HY N. HUNT & SON.
THIS DAY. tho 22d inst.. at 10 O'Clock. in Sars
No. lt9 Meeting street, will hold our rgul1r g,
90 cases nnd curoons BOOTS. SHOES. Brognrr, Ga +
sIs Damorals Slippers. Antio Ties. BfsmArks and sn l.
Rolls, kc May ~
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90 cases nnd cartoons BOOTS SHOES Drogarr. Ga T.
srs Damoras Slippers Antie Ties. Dfsmhrks and sn l.
hols, &c May ~
Dry Goods, Prrfnnery, ,tc., &c.
uf y. ~ w. KNOX.
THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock. A. 81, at their aue o.,
f1ons, No; 1873 Meeting strcol, opposite ~
Whito tiobds. Jinens. Hosiery. Gloves ~, Eor,ntrI,
suspendcrH. Fancy Goods. alus'iulto Ectin.. &c.
ALSO,
Invoice COLOGNE {, PoMADEs, &c
Conditions cliBh. "a, m
dnchons for LOrses. Vcticrs and y 'rnttura
EVERY WEDNESDAY anil FRIDAY, nt = uua-tcr ms.
~ o'clocE. originally established by tho .urc-r
Furniture fnles at Private Residences promptly attend
cl 10 OF low charges.
SMITH & MGntLIIyRAY,
htictionevrs, No. 81 broad street,
April ii Suo Snuth Side st. tr.
BASNE.J"r S''IIUu.
Auctt0nccr and COmnfssao1, Merchant, al
No. 50 King street, below Hrona street.
OIors his services for tho salc Of MERCHANDISE =,
day and night at his soro alHo for the Ee!D re H.
Bonds. Ilcal Estate. Vessels, Horse1 and Proiucc.
city references will be given. Cnns;n,ncnts Hollc
Terms moderate nnd guarantees ratisfaction.
April n limo
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FfraarIrr. M,ins Cnrt md ctndrfes
u. NJ. RThHSIIAI.I. & mo.
Broker rr hprJtonrere. 10. n Prond.st.
DAY. at iOh orlnrk, viii he aoi,l.
RAND "E'iNto"ANY AND MhEDr.F!rCp FIrTt-
NJ r!:'r MO'a afr Chairs and Sofs cotnee set Brus.
Ec4 "nrcts pprn Bnsteads. saiss Mattresses. boxcs
EOap, HnrIlcIi, hc.. &c. May n
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FnEnEN's PIo-NIc.-Mny has boon called an out
door month, 1. c. tho umo to commune with ma
turo and leave the brioi and mortar prisons Of the
city. This is well know A. >ur gallant 1rcmcn and
they havo timo HOMO ,ustom OF spending ono
dny on q maroon or picnic at some p oaeant sub
urban rotroat. Tho German Fire Company will
to-day Wait tho s,hutzcnplntz, and from our pust
knowledge Of their capabilitios, wo fool warranted
in saying tlnt their picnic will bo pleasant and
aEresahla cntortainmont
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Counr OF COMMON PLEIs-Hou. !. R. MUNRO,
Prosiding.-scveral caacs on tho Process Docket
were tried and decrees granted, but no business Of
importance. Tho Court adjourned at an early
hour, and will continue tho call Of the Dockots
today. asrf US
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ELEcrnIo FnEAK.-Mr. WILLIAs1s' hat atoro in
Broad street yesterday attracted many Of our oiti
zons curious 70 hcar further particulars Of tho
cident on Monda, night under tho porch OF st.
Michnole. Mr.. W., the gentleman whom VIC mon
toned es having boon hurlod into tho sroot, hnd
his boot and stocking torn off his right foot with
out seriously injuring his foot. Tho boot, how
ovor, which was on exhibition yesterday at tho
store, was worry much injured, tho upper leather
boing torn from the cole, and the boot log split u
the way up-ono OF tho most singular freaks of
tightening we hnyo over heard Of.
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PTo-NIo pY TIE Sixth INFANTRY BANp-Tho Post
Band who haso made themselves deservedly popu-
lar with tho Charleston public, havo determined
to BIO in THO fashion, aud will giro grand picnic
Mt the schutzonplnts, tomorrow, tho 29d inst.
The baud have mado extensive preparations for
this picnic, and it will bo ono OF tho best OF the
season. Music, dancing and refreshments, will bc
furnished ad hJitum, and as omnibuscs will con-
meet with tho cars, wo predict that tho Solution
p,atz will BIO we'll attended, and the picnic sue
ccss '
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1
Lamps. III. q ,,:f ,,;ss.Ta ,it;i4 = ,t.Iy Ia.
communication from the Board Of Firemaaterrs,
accompanied by resolution, requesting that the
Palmetto Steam Fire Engine Company be pliced on
the same footing with other steamers in tho De-
partn,cnt; that the Engineer be allowed the same
compensation ns others. and the Company bio fur:
ntsheq GOO feet OF hose and new reel, to DO sup
piled Rhcn the city is In funds. -
Tho petition Of the residents on Coming street,
Ward No. 8, praying for Light, slde-ralks and gut
i ters. Referred to tho Aldermen Of Wards Nos. g
land g. i.f6. Bfss3 tsfft r.t ,.s.A 20. 49, -.
Tho return Of Harbor Mastor for April, showing
that S5S5 40 has been paid into tho City Treasury.
lioceiyed as information. .'5 ID,
communication from the Commissioners Of
tho Orphan House, shosing the origin Of the fire
OF March 18th. As the particulars Of this fire
Woro well known, the communication was not read
but reeoived as information, 'i.f-r. f;,s.c.s
Communication from Mr.. J. HKsaY PoYIxs.
Offering 10 repair End paint all Of tho roofs Of the
city buildings With preparation Of metallic roof
ing paint OF 81 per square, was referred to the
| Mayor. "a g. .;,,s,l ~! ";4at.ti siii1s.- - j
Thoropor Of tho City Attorney ,r upon tho .ppl
cat,on,of MIR. john Q. BUpoxnErKH, to be, refund.
cd certain taxes paid on bank dividends, was read,
and, oh motion, the consideration laid oyer Until
the next meeting. 3,;,,,, H., e, =; , ii5 S,
:. The Committee On Accounts reported favorably
on Hund,y biis against tho Orphan House, amount.
ing 70 t26os 81, Sud bills OF tho Gas Company,
amounting to s2lt. ii. 1:F, = III {; !, III -
Tho Special Committee on tho Fire Department,
to whom was reier1 % tho petition Of the HOBO
Fire CPmpanyt that they be allowed TO make Z sst.
tlament Of debt cor traoted In 1854, recommend.
ea that this account bo referred to tho Committee
on Aceo.tts With over to not IN the sarao man.
ner 4 !hea o:hor Gains are adjusted. i,t 1tfts.
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The OLD GuARr, amonthly magazine devoted to
literature sconce and art, and tho political prin-
c;pies of 1776 and 1857. June, 1867, New York !:
VAN EvnE, HonTos & Co., publiahers, No. 162
Nassau street.
It opens with nlr. GILMORE Snn1s' new story,
followed b, JOHN EsTEN CooKEs description OF tho
battle Of siarpsburg or Antietam. Col. JAMES ".
WALL furnishes worry ino description Of "Hnmp-
ton Court" Tho editor discouraes ON "ALoERaoN
sYDNRr's Writings on Liborty." Besides thcse.
there are number Of interesting literary articles,
together with piece OF poetry by PAUL II.
HAYHH. i'
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This has inssome localities, -b6Som6.- Isesuhf
nuisance, as certain corners are chosen for the
rendezvous, and tho, sidewalk and nsighborfng
door stePs are occupied to tho Exclusion oi tho
citizens, while the noighborhood is disturbed and
disgusted With their -bolstero conduct. ,,;,d
Before the wOr these. Juvenile gatherings woro
unknown, as the ofSHaers stood Id mortal dread
of tho calabooso; l4hey appeal now to bavo lcat
nil fear, and pursue4 their sports with Hmpunity.
This change is angulaf as Tho nluhia,paf arrange
1nents nre tho samo as fn TIE paSt and tho police
force fully capable OF pfssef hS etderE fhe city.
II they are not proventod tfSm f2Arlof aRo Civil
Rights BILL, or any similar gbsaa! haltizens Of
every GLASS; color, and condition, ar6 amenable TO
the law! and when they persist in oonduo. that
'1enders them Objectionable neighbors, q slight
punishnheht would aoor convince thum Of the orror
of their Ways and aao thon to bo more traet.po
in future. :. = ~ -. = + 4,
A continuance In crime has tho effect Ia. mako
the oh9hder moro bold and daring, and III, those
rude and disagreeabie characters are hot punish:
ed, ffaain % At present In tho back
streots and. In; quiet neighborhooda, but Will
eventually oSoupy tho principal thorough hf.res,
and will even beard tho lion Of law in his den. II
q streot education 10 absolutely n6JasSary for ills
rising generation, they can purtua their studies
with moro credit TO themselves aud pleasure; to
their eniorced auditors pby avoiding gtthe public
crossings and corners And repairing 10 tic burnt
distrsss; hsfe :thoy SiI idisturb none" but tho
peaceful cows, whose ears will not bs shocked BY
their of profanity. o <.,nsJnltis ,ie; 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-14

FROM me BoStOn ddreTtLSeT, October Z.
When the news of Lees surrender
reached Washington, in that happy
time of national rejoicing which the
assassin's hand cut of so sharply day
or two later, a jubilant crowd fiocked
around the White House to call on the
President, whose words of sadness, OF
hope, of encouragement and high re-
solve had given voice to the peoples
hearts on many less cheerful occasions
of the war. The speech which Mr.. Lin
coin then made-short, appropriate,
full of feeling and wisdom-was one of
his best efforts, and the circumstance OF
its being his last public words, and SO
soon followed by his murder, caused il
TO be especially priced and remem-
bered by the public afterward. AS
the President slowly and impress
sively read the sentences which
sketched out his probable plan
of restoration, a gay party of ladies I'LL
ed the window neXtto that from which
he spoke. Regarding the crowd with
its glaring torchlights as II mere specta-
Gle, this company chatted and laughed
with almost boisterous animation, un-
til the noise quite drowned the voice of
the speaker. Borne with patience at
first, because in the chief offender, gor-
geously dressed as for an evening par
ty, the crowd recognized the wife of the
Chief Magistrate they had come TO hon
or, this unseemly interruption at length
became intolerAble, and the sharp hiss
of Isbuke from n hundred tongues
brought silence. The President paused
in surprise. thinking that some word OF
his had called forth the unwonted
demonstrations; but glance showed
that no disresPect to him was intended,
and with an expression of pain aud
modification which came over his face
as if such strokes were not new, he re-
sumed his reading. 4
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As a relief, ever ready; as a killer OF pain,
taken mwaIdly, Or outwardly applied, has
no eqnRl. For the relief and cure OF Rheu-
uattsm and Seuralgic Affections, SprainE,
Bruises, &C, II is unequalled. II Is also most
eTTicacious, taken inwaTdly, In the cure Of
Cholera CrHmps and Pains in the Stomach,
Diarrhoea, DySentsry. Cholera Morbus,
Cholera IufantunI, &c, and Is without ex-
eApIion the most wonderful Panacea the
world fior6g. No FAMILY should be With
out IL. Every TRAVELLER by land or sea
should have a bottle MINERS and FAR
MERs residing al distance from Physicians
shOuld keep ft constantly on hand. In case
of Accidents, and sudden attacksof Stomach
Compl ints It's value cannot be estimated.
inquire for Major Lanes Indian LinI.
Ilent, ana take no other. PRICE, 50 cents
per bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail
by Demas Barnes q Co, q Park Row, n. Y !;
Gale d Robinson, ls6 Greenwich ST., n. Y;
Q. Wells & Co., 1872 Fulton-st-, N. Y, Chss.
n. Critteuden, SO 9Th Ave, y. y; and by re-
specialize Druggfsts throughout the world.
None genuine unless signed by John Thos,
Lane, and countersigned by J. I. Lane q Co.,
PIoprietors, 1873 Broadway, n. Y. E87Send
for Circular.
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The paralysis under which the Re-
publicans have been lsboring in Ohio
and Pennsylvania grew ont of the fail
ure to bring the leading rebels to JUS
tice. The bailingof JEFF. Davis, instead
of hanging, fell like palsy on the Re-
psblican heart. Tens OF thousands of
Republicans stayed at home on Tues
day last because they were utterly dis
gusted with the farce that was Played
at Richmond in the release ofthe leader
of the rebellion, and nothing that any
speaker could say in the late canvass
served to infuse a better feeling
into their minds. Every one who
took an active part in the late
canvass in this county realized this
fact at every step of its progress. The
popular sense of Justice was SO thor
ouphly outraged by the practical dis
charge of JEFF Davis from all restraint
that il refused to accept of any excuse
for, or paliation of it. This feeling, on
The pHTt of the masses, did not show it
selffn outward demonstrationsIb butyou
can see it n0I1, in the returns from ev-
cry poll in the Commonwealth. A very
large portion of the people felt that it
was OF no use to go TO the election, since
ALI their efforts, hitherto, to bring the
leaders of rebellion TO justice had re-
suited in utter fsilure.-Efttsb5tTgh Ga
Zette,
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NtWs HLIW WU78IFs
Grapes retail at 10 cents in Parkers-

Grapes retail at 10 cents in Parkers-
burg.
The sugar crop of Louisiana this
year is estimated at 10000 hogshead.
California promises three and one
half millions gallons of wine this year.
Charleston has over a dozen base
ball clubs, white and black.
American cars are to be put on the
railroad from London to Liverpool.
New York consumes thousand
barrels, or nearly a million of eggs per
day. They come mainly from the West.
1t is astonishing how many naugh-
ty deeds of Mrs. Lincoln have come to
| light since she lost the power of serving
her political friends.
The entire fall of rain for August
was nearly afoot; for September hardly
an inch. Even the Equinoctial passed
with only shower.
The English champion swimmer
has swum n thousand yards in seven
teen minutes; this is said to be the fast
est time on record.
1t takes three editors to run paper
| in New Orleans; one to get killed in the
duels, one to die of the yellow fever,
| and one to write obituaries OF the de-
funct scribblers.
One hundred and eleven years ago
Hampshire was printed in Portsmouth,
and is still printed under its original
title-the New Hampshire Gazette.
Peaches are so plenty in some parts
of Michigan that thousands of bushels
will rot under the trees. They are to
be had in endless quantities at from %
to 90 cents bushel.
-One hundred and nineteen thousand
bushels of wheat, valued at nearly a
an aFHn nj million nAllaFG haVQ
been forwarded East by single firm in
Alton, Illinois, since the middle of
July.
The committee of councils of Detroit
have reported in favor of prohibiting
the blowing of steam whistles within
the circuits of the corporation.
DIR. Hall, while in the north pole re-
gions, dimes of nine pounds of frozen
meat 10 keep him warm.
Rev. Albert Barnes, of Philadelphia,
has been compelled to abandon all
work and study, in order to save him
self from total blindness.
Some fifty ladies in Linn county,
Kansas, have adopted short skirts,
which fall about to the knee.
The last reports from the cotton
crop of Mississippi are more cheerful.
There is society in Nashville,
Tenn, called the brotherhood OF LO-
comotive Engineers"
Petroleum is now used MS fuel by
the steamfire engines of Boston.
Henry Ward Beecher, in his dis
course on Sunday said that "some men
will not shave on Sunday, and yet they
spend all the week in shaving their fel-
low men, and many folks think it very
wicked to black their boots on Sunday
morning, yet they do not hesitate to
black their neighbors' reputation on
week days"