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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13
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There's abeautifal songon theslumberensalr
That dIils through the valley Of dTeamsi
II comes from cline where the roses were
And tuueful heart snd'bright brown hair
L THAT waved in the morning beams, D, aeo..
Soft eyes Of azure and eyes Of brown, + ~
j And spoW.white heads are there; '-' y
A glimmering cross and glittering crown
A thorny bed and eoucltof down '''he f
Lost hopes and lea Acts Of prayer. e
A breath Of spring in the breezy woods, ss
Sweet watts from the qpiyeriag pines s
Blue violet eyes beneath green, hoods,
IA bubble Of brooklets, scent Of buds,
Bird warbles and elambering vines.
There's . tlnctureo o. GRIFFIN the beautiful song,
That sobs on the slumberous air,
And loneliness felt in the festive throhg, fA
Sinks down on the soul as it trcnbles along,
From cline Vhsretha aeosss were. noas
We heard it first at tho dawn Of day,
Aud ii mingled with matin chimes,
Butyears have distanced the beautiful lay,
And its melody Gowetb tom far away,
And we Lall it. now, Old Times,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13

lANold Scotch lady had an evening
marty, where young man was present
who WAS about 10 leave for an appoint
ment' In China. As he was exccedingly
Sxttaynrhnt in his conversation oNbOu,
binssIr, ahd oldlady said, when he was
leaving: TAX gpdocarc o yoarscl When
70 ore eya'-,iof mind Ss'iS'y eat pup
pies in OhluA.'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13

4 sure cure for stammering il you say
itfast. WY
'Thoopholus Thistlo tho thistle ifler
siNed SITTER full Of.unsifod lhisllcs and
IirTbeopholus Thistle the thistle sitter
siNed q sitter full Of unsi(tcd lhislles
where'a the sitter full Of silIod thistle'
Theopholus Thistle tho thistle sitter sil-
ted. Aff'ata ifae ''8to'e
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13

The Methodist Episcopal Church
The United States publishes lifiy one.
weekly pDpes. The non.EpiscopaI !
Methodist Churches oflhiscO unity pub: d
lish fso pppe@, and those Of qonad9e5
four, s5 Fdg X t.it.isa -s,,,.i,c'. i
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13

Jennie. said a venerable old man to-
his daughter, &howas asking his con. i
sent 10 accompany her favored suior 70 -.
tho alter, JopniO,IsiIisa very solemn
thing to gel married. Y,
Ikno&it, replied Jobnie, butt ias
heap solenSnef noiao.! j1ti g 4 asSl yiSali
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13

Ono Of josh Billings naxims-'Rizs
arlY, work hard Hhd late. live ohawhat
you can't sell, givo noyhin away, aud il
you don't die rich, nnd go 10 the devil
va may sue me for damn ages. .,
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NUMBER s.
DREvIEIN

q Mas PARvINos5SsI1sf Hans yda
lhly lucubrslfne lfops Slof brcn6biSd
,9dicioncy} sad Ma, Il arlington Ii fpr,
Witbingloa tho retnoF. III your
cold dec s6sls haid no doctor bland.
", 4 dcptkhoR how dsep il ia,' slif
esid, with a bhtt 10 an lEsd6imar dog
shut isiay yloGa snOugh, What q lmo for
lsoidsleis Is, 10 bs sure; Udeclaro Tn
somplclely exaggerated With my cough.s
on need an erpertoFant, said lha
aactOr.I g txpart Eo2 r6PlISd Slis, iSut
Whether It will do AHygood Og,noslmust
depend uPonhow itinfdctGmo, butIwiIl
Sakc ssbox dfatfooioas ibasns ssb 4 6Shox, 3
which I havO-hOaTd spoken OF 40 mili.-
'aqouS..s Ise sps0tiEis time ID blayihsJ'
.wlIlfthp dumb bellssand lho ola l6a
asked Tho doc,oEIqSexcuaasla liberty
~ IapkSbscrassthe bagEaa 80 gisepl
N sitin n i5st,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13
IRSDA9 M0RNINEG. q. q g.g Is, .lS6l

ad'ofSIl 1depots on the road There
stcdiy an hour IN thS day that 'thS
sSrs clear from long mtdS Ota OK
coming Ia from Mexico OF the
q ciisS, 1Sdsh Sit6 hides 6r WOOL
stdyhiug lOsdSf ID 4bSR ainost fcAl
Ri6 mdrcaandiSOaatGs i6Ra
q thss f5snl!st'S Whips sase hsy
kkf CATTLE dlcug sSanas IikU
4 teI % iaSsy maskslaR ia
aSly uli 'iSs bSsincss HOUSES d
jaajd6biRg wsy, tathddgs thStt
q hao larss Wholesale es,sb:
lis1s hor6 thaS iv6 lSsdrs dgO'ghis
pl &sy ipdadiag No dsgs cl5hhedlR 4
% hiiod sf to5l Now 4 6ddibSss
ns t6aH G5s lines slbas, hitHasths =
u soosdlioaioitli5 boSihcs, aTFbOsstJI
p holti4 threc bon kfii pslie tcfsT
SFSsI!y siosssi tefse cSS8ddF ohasrhsas
lsd school house that wonld place
iay RS Eayo seen ID Wdst Yirgiaiiao'
6abIasG. e fylt'ga'st .'s e'''a' ns'f
S.@s' aES. SHERMAN 't'aa 2
io4oted US with 4 visit last week. 'r
silcd lu realisiug thsttbs tall.smiddlS
.gld, ,sordiaafy looking man botorc me
lpbihg his brandy Aod water at the,
,ab was thos Sherman who "marched
Iqish 70 ibs ssa." 'aa ''l8 i'''7s'a
We'haysa still nanyiIcmS IN ourmcm'f
ifASdAS, which shall Iie over until We
lrhe pgain. 'ae ll's'' oae NJ S. 4
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Like todhauy marriages Oftho ptoSOnt 2
day. p ~ ted o'l5a9 e.f 70 sfYJ
"When'Loyclessraalridd, Lady JNuuy, = Il
Whose beauty YAs the reqdypennyirsaA ~
chose her, suyshe, Like old plata1 i.Sjs
Not for tlir l fashion, Opl the weight a.g,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13

'Whero are you going 80 f,SI, Md
sniihG dena' idOd Mr. GJones.s Homey
sir. bqmoaf MT detaini,hee j have just
bougbt,my wife o now bonnet and /,
Must deliver IL before the fashion chan
ges."t 2i'o'4 s'H' w W g'S''q
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13
e6e nIGNITY or TfAnORg,
J Donbllesa mOlt olso0rl readeIs hagai

s5a nIeNPFY 0F,IAnORss Is.
4 Doubtless mOst Ofaoprl FeAdeus han
4 lshSaSdths storg Of tho. noble GTgqk,Vhp
/ haYlpg paAlely ,lnsjn,ailad tho propost
tio6 u Il was the, dia1 Who gaSo dig
\ nifty 10 The calling rather thah lho 2 l',s.Ill
ing 70 tho Vhhn8 vas takoad aE hlai tibrS
'iapdfhis sincerity pGtaO tho laSkhrllihh
Epecpla elFcliugchtm 70 lhse@ce . strpe
seeyengsrr-ibS forrest, IN .gqpsgal esN-
rnation, within lheir git--onl hoV Be
] BY promptly uatl gfRc6fully asct tux
Ftla-san6 aehdddshfnllg ipef6rniA AL
| ils autids, rendered. iislhafahflOva lslo
4 dAhoimost hsnpVabip ppsltiqasipitho tat
LIZA Similat lleRii3 also put iQ;lR bJ
4 Pope, IN his EssRY Oh SianY in tlit ia-
aftiitaf IihtssS sa' sa9al'ainl fs'i
~ Honor and faih6 ft8di do eur q aislbhiriSs
! Apiqgsll yepFpqsswtbspsa W aApss lipsi
bi n IN hpas Vhaa the iEpe disaIly a
/ lahpg ives but ,Roerly gndersieod, s4ati-
monte lik1 lheso could GId ulltfi lr0,
tfas bolpu9a N libls as,
t ~ 4 ~ q
FREQ America, ia Observation-Disclosures
t'ustlys y s@u1plsa w '9ea OF Ehe
Gilman, they should receive general &C.
! qpiescence;ald bectIrild inl6 universal
FpracticO, But is such generally tho cose ?
~ ~, w W. mot o!'yp sfe .9e 'uisyfrYy go,pPG-
s'y iuSa p,eos'oSu upgn-5Sn9 meeoanl9
Ss,sm.u . e'S .. supeI,o!,ty over ~, we - IA
eSa"ie, s " DuS tSs 'p' preSssio"s mann p
haps. over all2 Ia tho mercantla world,
IDiy Goods often takes precedence over
,Grotaries' and 'Whtlesaic oyot Retail.
AlEsach distinctions as theseiire doubt
less7very Bbsurl, land shnuhla excite in
ing Of Riiy for the weakness Of those
indulGng In such Follios, were il not or
thn h,nre snri6,,s ccntS nccs TX Al r. .ln1y
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13

~ navrmFxT has hnSh inada IN tbe
GOOD tetnpler lodges ofMassachhsoits TO
dive more serious character to their
mestiug,d Atlhaanpupl meeting oi ihg
Grand Lodge a resolution Was passed
Jisaouraging and even. prohibiting The
occasional Practice Of dancing 10 tlfe
lodges, and atpubiic neetiogs held un.
derthelr auspices, and the officers Of the
Grand Lodge, in conformity with ths
spirit OF this resolution, have issued in
structions to the lodges to select tho
evenings for their meetings which, will
hot conflict with tho Religious meetings
Of their respOdtive neighborhoods' that
they may secure the frOOr attendance oi
religious persons qld urging on tho
lodges TO keep in mind, % they become
strong and humorous, their dependence
on lhs DRido blC5sing for all pern'a-
.bsbt success. caw sr1dl ql rlYW VI
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d 'VlFV7 770V7II'VUHlIlVVl N N ----77l--7-7 z
bubAbuut sho liquorlew iVarleus dSiof
Plesssrc eoR,riypd 10 f'gst a,ddak, palda,
yet avoid The penalty, olub,hopaeS n
have bSS0 opened on a peculiar pyihci.
pie. Bach member liua aklnd q post
office like box Of which hO Rospb the o.
kcy.a BuIsomi-occhsiOuRlly lO lgates d 4
little card inside, and EhsGS lelyenlV. d
something reire.hing ho walks into The
club-room, bnlocks his box, and 10, Il 70
plereI 'afmsoi aSaoU at' asa or'ot 7Adl.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13

IET SoLDiERs Nofe lT.--Tho Dayton
Empire, currently rcportedz and gsner,
ally believed TO. be "a Democratic paper.
and published under the immediate I'M
duente Of Q. L. Yallandighap, 40 exilod
tr5iipr, speaks Of the late war as 'dcbil.
ISL sEhemts Of aevaS,dii6n,' denouneingi
tho t1on who fought that the Onion might
live in equally pleasant language, II
then turns TO tho CoPpcrheads9 Of the
Norlh- the draft snooks-thc imprison-
Cd i6elsrs and all that clhss, aud prai.
ses Them as stern, u,yic ding m'n, loving
TIER country and her instimtions, and
ciiaging to Bo,h pih a fdduOtiod ,gorMy
Of imitdtion.' Democracy uphOljs this
paper withono hand and with the other
pats soldiers on the back and asks thcm
to vote wiib lhemG hSoldiors can'tseeit.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13

Quinn told a lady that she looked
bloomIugaas spring, butt reoOllrctihg
that The seas nswasinot then very prom-s
ising. he, added: Would loheayoa tlle
spring would look like JOu.N I,.s,.a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13

There isa woman IN Indiana who has
been married. ioUrtimes, and islnOw livAI
iqglRith herfpl husband Skillfql die
yorelng dIailt. lai lhan f-la ssaste
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III
h ',I,.a,,,t, ,,s'' la,. ,1
w. uoi"'9
tt'VsS sfo cotirtVaa 20 iiRat RldaRkI alda9h
yeI .iy9l4 lAsispeaeeyt Club, hHoqtAleS %
sI'o lIS gysa openep on = pesqillsr pElnoli d
Ps ~ i,.1 lIac1 memuer nea sIna o. posi-
su I,nOs'iSU D' ooAI .. .wn'ea I, 20 %, Keeps ing "
ny ps' 'eeni''foccas'ouaiiy no lgaVes a. Q
little card inside, and RhaRN he iVanls, sil
sG@oIel9g s IeGlrs'Ring hs walks lEtq Aq s3i
SIuorYon, ptocks oIi MS o o9x, ana oS 10, %
'4''9' ,...i,
% ooSAEANcf. - hetaour love DO frml e'i
aon,slah'elsAd ,!l93sepPEablei pot coming "a
3 aSi, .'SS III o E,ysr, eyeE rpgt lo
gassiao @ IN o,0l. S " e st,S,,isSS as.
raS.',S, ai"S u e1a sIsos ra.' ~ uusy Iuu
hs wSai 4; i. I'M i, o"n,.a "u nesVi O o0osI ,sh
Sssi,os E,ib 10 10, s,iil hoinn ~ IN n"a' /, ~
;'n ~ tlo. Iau ssssmsSs, sEep 'aYs8i
y fs s.ail.Issl.gs E.s..llGa 80, Fs.....
Horringloo. certainly writ, In oldon n
times, OF ho never would have indileI :
& ,4Tbs golden hair TINT t,atfs yyy,6,ss
L Ishpr's.wl,o would ba.thooshei,S R,
She swears tis hers; and trlo She svoars Z \, i,
TorI know vhero fe bought it,"
lat, ,I.-I1 -'s't--,,- -. ~ ,,.l
eTu".1, Sa1, !, sA'I EOnoiaI.o O'a lnpu
~ n's uaus uslsvi, Mnowas 'asElns nus. con-
lsp' " aOSs,9Peui ~, ~, t4yVtsu = suNyn y =
'ni@S ,rS % 4! ges y. nattleu. .lh,y ,,,j l. 4
= AuJw ~ 'ep'eu yOgn'e, pp Y .s @ 4
"eS 7 'u'vuonel 49,. WY
r,.. ma, H., y 49,, ~, (
.no Ta''ea sla.es I PuOlllsspes N.Y. oae
EI0'. weeliy ,,,-i P9pp.s. Tpt ny non-IpsOoPI
III MT'iva'ss Vnurenes = o,.nls coun.oy Puy
fo"r a." 's0 pUp'''' Hiu 'nO40 ~ S'nsaSe5
IisS tosnnnIJ5 marriages. 5ftbo S,osSo,ag
day.--sa5 'G' N9 .5fs $40 sfgi
owhen1 oyclesyrbarrisa Lady Jenny. 4
Whose beauty was tho ready ,ponpy,y. Ill, i,
ohnso Sar Wv, = H. .sJ ~ pIrs r,", 81" y
~, for ,'asp ~ n,pis, pss,@ s'sie
90 a5sd -AII Zi12. o. Il LIZ $50
sO,ojb bp IAsty piuisl4.,, ,p;.,
orlv vort L",,l nn5 10t, Iisa oh ,SLs, E
snr @ ,on,, al ,ivo n",Ii, % o,..s .rJ Il
y9g y, saSn 4 -, a'e I fiIa, ana golo sps sSovifa
y ia4.Syi,s qlaS s4o ..ls lor GanG ses. asrsmI
lgvhos. i .,,,,,r,.,;.,.s i {n.ti a,1s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13

4 H0rrlnglon certainty RTIl, 10 oIdoR N
tines OF be never would have lndilel 80
lAis:-- 9
hfhe golden hair that tiaif1 w5ars,
Ishpr's;who would Electromagnetic e9Sgi
sheswear9 'tis hers and tnlo she sgcarq. 80
TcrI know where fhe bought IT," ai
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"a shrewl swindIe Folled.

LA shrew% swindle Foiled. id..
Tbe New Albany Ledger says; ,.,.s.
I ph Saturday evening a well dressed
mS1swent to Asbury Female CollSgGin
silIs city, ami inquired foriDf Ei Row.
,lsSs Z Ne sideht Of the institniiom sDr.l
.R !. .safpsarihs, The nup told him lhatrhg
tdesissd 10 make an amapgemepslto send
bis sisler to The college, and the terms,
etc being AGREED upon, Tho mon pro
'ducsd q eGoeG for one hundred and fifty
dollars ahd offered II 10 DVt ROwlev. -
iThe price agreed upousfOr the schooling
and boarding Of the pgelepded sister was
one hDndred dollars, and the man de-
sired Dr. Rowley 10 take The odd h0nd
red aud fhy dollar check, and give him
the fay dollars excess 10 money, b Dr..
r. was willing to do this, ProyidOd hei
was salisfed the check was good, Ho
therefore told The man he would send It
to The bank. aud Il tie officers saifait
was ait tight be would ltdke itaia give
his wopld-be pslropthe fity dollars 10
.rhnng 8sis 9ilsnu 3.G
The stranger, Of this turn in the case,
suddenly got into great hurry, aud ip-
sisled hat DR.. r. need not take the
troublS of sending tho check to'Ihe
bank, but could keep itaud cashit.Oni
MondaySald,baud the extra fifty, doll
lars TO-. his, (Lhe stranger'sl sister, who
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13

y AWeslcrd editor says lh1t the ma
hing ol aho Garth wasagrottand valug'
Bile tnterprisea tidiIs1 .uci'l.dsi Nal
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Tho.rIght nan inithe right place, ~
Q hp.hSnd pt home in Lho evening M
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b CosATANcr. - Letsour lovo DO irn, 90
constant and lusppprable; pot coming IA
aud returning, liEO, the tide, but descend, 4,
ing like pcver-failng river, ever run,
ming ihlo tlio ocean oi iiSino excelIsucy, "
passing on inthe channels bi duty mud sa''
constant ntobeaiOnoO, and never deOsIng "a b
DO wllatit tillil comes to be what itsd
desires'to bei still being river till il ,be, I,
turned into soa and vsstne4s, even tho
Of q blossed eternity. ~ S'''
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The happiness Of, man arises mots
from lis inward thbh fiom his odtwot4
conditions. ''' N''HV ,'' y 'tD'
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The following rules arO posted up iV
. New JeIsay school house; No kiss
ing the girls in school hours, or licking
the maslor during holidays
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Tbs, wife of tho editor of ar ohi9
county paper AMUSED herself ono day
last week by throwing rotten eggs at the
editor Of d rival sheet. y I--N-en "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-26
"TuE CRISIS Axp THE REMEDY"

The New York Herald of the 22nl hns an cli
torinl under the above title. The "Crisis" we
understand and fully admit, nn,l naturally feel
nnxious for suitable .'remcdy." The Herald
snys tho President has great trump card in
his hnntl, and this trump card the NcraR wants
Mr.. JOHNSON to play. '''Fhe moment hns
come" "Let Mr. JOHNSON strike the blow
let him give the country UNIVERSAL AMNESTY.
The negro will then take his proper place, anu
in the light Of II freedom which is his right he
muy emerge from mental darkness. With uni
yersal amnesty the reconstruction problem will
be finished ut n stroke intelligence will re-
plncc ignorance, aud Purinnism mud the negro
may TAKE position second 10 the common sense
Of the country" So says the Hcrad, and we
must say we like The programme; although we
cannot exactly see how the playing of this
trump card will sweep the stakes. The Pres-
dent, during the past twcnty-seven months cx-
tended amnesty, in the shape Of spccinl par
dons, 10 large number of ex-Confedcrates.
These, however, as far MS We can see, have not
advanced tho reconstruction Of the South nny
moro than the Presidential proGlamations nbro-
these States. For all practical purposes the
Presidential pardon hns become IL nullity. The
io ner;o s,,oi, =, IN,
time bo entitled to be registered or to yoo by ron
son or any executive pardon or amnesty for any
act or thing which, without such pardon or am
nesty, would disqualify him from registration or
voting"
if then those who have already been par.
doneu arc nevertheless disfrnucliscd, how cnn
declaration of general amnesty be thut trump
card the Herald would have us believer II
would only come hack to The same thing, viz:
an additional cause of quarrel between the
PRESIDENT and Congress. Nothing more; and
IN this We do not see that we should be the
gamers
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-26
THE HON. c. w. DUDLEY.

We call attention TO very earnest and ably
written article Of tho Hon. G. ". DUDLEY, Of
Marlboro, published on our first page this
morning Col. DUDLEY is nh. honorcd citizen
Of South Cnrolinn, who has for years enjoyed
the confidence Of his fcllow-citzcns, and sat in
the council halls Of the Stnto. Her interests
arc his interests, and his ndmonitions should
not he rashly reiericd. Col. DupLEY hns been
II consistent Union man from first TO last, but a
lover of his Stntc none the less. We hope oil
our readers will read his remarks Oh the Con-
vention soon to DO hold in this State, and on
what il may DO expected the Convention will
do and what it will not do. AS things ure
Col d. will almost Of necessity occupy II lead
ing position in the Stnto during the next few
years, and il mny be matter of some conse
pucncc ere long to know wlnt his opinions are
Oh any given question.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-26

would risk the loss Of her herman provinces.
which Incline much more to II union with their
Hrrmnn ielow-counirymGn thnu with their
Slavic fellow subjects The feeling in Favor uf
national unity ts found predominant in every
part of 'ermany; and Austria can scarcely bc
supposed to be 80 blind as TO openly disregard
the existence Of this spirit anu acl in direct ol
position to its dictates.
There is, therefore, only one basis loft upon
which an alliance may ho brought about be-
tween France and Austria, namely: The unfit
cation OF Germany as Confederation Of States.
This unity cannot be prevented, nor can the
hcgeinony be taken from Prussia; but nh al-
linncc Of France and Austria, her eastern aud
her western ncighbors, may prevent any seri-
GUS disturbance resulting from this consolidn-
tion to the European bnlancc Of power. as it
IS fair, moreover, 10 assume TINT the battle of
Sn'lown hns taught both Franco aud Austria
thut the development of the national feeling
would suffer no dc.rimcn,, we think il probable
that the conference at Salzburg has special
reference to tho preservation of this balance of
power, and therefore pnrtakcs more of pa
cific than Of bellicosp character. This we
tho relations between France and Prussia l,avo
latterly hocono Of a much moro satisfactory
| character.
| The French Goyernmont appears to distrust
it's ability to cope with Prussia in conflict of
arms; and rs in such war she could not count
with certainly upon the cooperation Of any
other power, the tone Of her official papers has
undergone very striking change, aud we now
have the most solemn asseverations TINT France
had never hnd my thought Of interfering in
the Schleswig question, and that her constnut
cndeavor wns to allny the jealous sensibilities
OF Gcrmnny. This friendly tone is rccipro,
cnte,l by tho official papers in Berlin, which,
however, significantly state that the possibility
of war between the two nations can only be
permanently set aside by France giving up al
prctcnsions 10 tho political leadership in Eu
rope. She must moi continue to manifest such
jealousy and anxiety 10 put down every posi-
bic rival France must not agnin expect any
concession from Prussia which would aifco
her position and influence in Gcrmnny. Or
tho other hand, FrRnce need not fear tha
Prussia contcmplatcs any infringement Of he
rights. This language, il is thought, was TIT
tho substance Of the notes recently sent I,
Paris by tho Berlin Cabinet, where they doubt
less produced decided impression, MS th
French Government must have seen, from tn
, recent phase of the North Schleswig question
that in all national affairs Prussia hns the ell
tire German people at her bnck.
This is the view Of the Franco G erman uucs
tion taken by The independent portion Of tn
German press in this country, represented b,
he Now York Siadts Zcifany, from the "En
ropsische Rnadschau" in which tho foregoing
spcculntions are principally taken.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
oYTIoE CLHny OF COUNCIL. Z,

OEERUE O1ikhk
Nay 1857. !
Once OF Superintendent Of reets To provide for Koop.
mg tho streeta' Lanes Alleys. and open Courts IN te
CITY Clarlesston Clean, and for other purposes" IN
hereby published for Tho information Of ali CONCERNED
For tho duo protection OF tho sad Contractor or con.
tfaers if yIrhfr ordained That every owner lessee
occupant and tenant of any promises fronting In any
street lane. Alloy or open court shall on aTery DAY
oas placed in front Of his her lot In bsrre boz or
and In resdness for tho contractor By the hour Of
so.e1 ocock a. A., from tho inst day OF May to The
nins O'clock, A.. from tho hrst day Of November to
inc nrst DAY OF Nay following And any pcron offend.
Snn any Itrest Ihne alloy open court aer tho
nouf above named, shall be subject = no mot Iess
than Two nor than nve dollars for e.nh and
by order I-0I = w n o.1rpu
eh5 10 .... Clerk Of Counsel
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CHI A r L Z S TON.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2s, 1867.

Jon WoRK.-Wc have now completed our
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends
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AN ORDINANCE

70 REGULATE THE 2roRAoE prrRo1 rru -. -.
DUCTS. AND orHRn IEPLAENIpip oIfs
sf1; J. Bs u ordalned BY hs Aayor asd Aldermen in
Of June next. II ahall not be lawful 10 ie.n pstia
kerosene Aock on Bonzine. Benzole, or any oSsp in
hmman 1l or OILS on storage for sae In any COLLAR
iy than my gallons any ono 10. or proise, .n,i
any snen quantity 30 kept stored aha be H.
sc: Ihat Petroleum, is produsts, or any sAor IN.
~ .,i oi or os .hsn brought into the city By anil
nsI may D. Kept ON any lot In any buildno i'm
rnlsh cotton not stored, for period not sIcoeSIns
yionr hours, upon the expiration Of which tnn Z
~ ~ and kept In tho a. required by
io Any per.on or psrsons violating sny part td
mi otunince ahal be subJoct to me OF two hundred
petent Jurisdiction - - - ~ N'ui 'oi ooh'
haaned IN cy coancl thia twonty nrst day of May ia
AIty-seAn. 7--1-0-- = 20 ~.>.A''' ~ - III"
H.6l p O. aAuJApD 49,
w. - SSss>&s S'esk " Councli, June Q
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BOAR DIN G..

WANTED, HY A GENTLEMAN AND IIIS
w WIFE m UNFURNISHED ROoM and BOARD
In private family Situation must bo central Ad
dress ". W. KEY DOx No. g. fnw August %
DOARDING.-TIIREE PLEASANT ROuMS
I'D with good BOARD can bo lad on lnImstisto appli-
cation 10 No. 50 CHURCH STREET. west side. near
Trn1lh street. Terms reasonable. Juno IL
TIXCELLEST BOARD, AT VERY LOW
IL ratcs. In the most central buEneAs part OF Tho city.
without lodging, in private house, can now be had.
For particulars address ~. L" Postoflce. May Is