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H 0 T ELS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE.
U1HE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS
services to ADJUST, WRITE UP AND ARRANGE
FOR SETTLEMENT all Books now out Of order and
needing adjustment.
Books bohind hand brought up promptly. Apply to
j. REEVE GIBBES. at Commercial School,
Corner Broad mud Church streets.
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ITO RENT, A VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, at No. 81 George
street. containing six upright rooms with dressing
rooms attached pantries ETC. Every room has gus hI-
tres in good order; also Kitchen servants rooms,
large yard and a other necessary outbudinSs In per
feet order with well and cistcrn Rent will be moderate
to good tenant For particulars, inquire OF p E2ST
southeast corner of King md Wentworth streets
December 20
TITO RENT, A FARM SITUATED ON COOP
ER River, eight miles from the city, containing 404
between GO and 10 of which have been planted the
past summer On it is comfortable Dwelling Kitchen
Barn. Stable and negro Houses. Apply at this Once
Decomber Htutlim
mo RENT, THREE ROOMS AND KlTCH-
EN- ut No 46 HASEL STREET. December 81
TITO RENT, ROOMS OR HALF OF HOUSE
/ No. Society street, near East Bay Apply at house.
December
rryO RENT.-ONE ROOIIIN A GENTEEL
private family. Also KITCHEN and Servants rooms.
For particulars apply at this Office. November "a -
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ANALYSIS OF SWAN ISLAND aUAHo.
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CHARLESTON, December 18th. 1888.
Mfr. Ro5son Dear Sir: The sample taken by mJsea
last evening Swan Island GuaEo has the following
constituents: ,.n,
nspptn' rOspa Iveaotahlei M.tter ....... as
C.shonata Of Lime. L6c
Soluble Salts chiefly Chlorides Of Calcium, Sodium,
Potassium and Magnesium. with sulphstes Of
enet sne same oases' aa 50
Aaser t parnqids m n Iron 1925
,psta- feIneiied at a12 dec, $3.50
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The Baltimore Transcript, of the 18th ult., says
the attendance at the Southern Orphans Relief
Fair last night was not so fattering as on the pro-
vious evening; this, however was owing to the in
tense cold weather. The receipts, SO far, have
amounted to nearly $4,000, and it is expected that
ut the close of tho fair $4,000 will be realized,
there are number of VALUABLE articles to be ralcd
of. On New Years night calico ball will be held
in the hall, and the occasion will be one of the
most novel ever presented to the dancing comn,u-
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INSTRUCTION ON PLANO.
MFRS. II. Z. BRYAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON
Kl THE PIANO to mite number OF Pupils. Terms
moderate. Apply at No. 50 MEETING STREET
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED a
1 Copartncrsllip nner the finn name OF MARSHALL.
IiURGi Il BOWEN for the purpose Of carrying on the
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS at No. 153 MEET
~ ~ E. w MARSHALL.
". I. BURGE.
o. 4. BOWEN.
Charleston January !. 1861. tu,lslmo January
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COPAETNERSHIP NOTICE.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH US
w Mr. BENZ. T. HUGER Partner in our firm.
JNO. FRASER & co.
January ], 1867. tuths3* january
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON r. r. co

SAVANNAH ANU Ct1AlSLES1ON ISs 1ss w.
NOTICE.
nURsUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THl ACT OF
Incorporation, meeting of the Subscribers 70 the
Capital Stock of this Company will be held OF the Plant
Mechanics Bank building. East Bay, on 1hnrsday
tl,c 10th day of january at u o'clock meridian for the
purpose of complete organization of said Company,
and for the election Of Direction to for one year.
or until another election shall be mado.
G. W. WILLIAMS,
j. REID BOYLSTON,
WM 8. HAST1E, Trustees.
JOHN s. RYAN,
F. T. Willis, .,,oz
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Iity.
A special telegram to the New York Herald,
states that the Congressional excursonists cs-
corted by several Of the citizens Of Momphis, de-
parted on the regular train on the Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad, and on arriving at Canton
were met by General P. T. BEAUREaARD, President
Of the New Orleans and jackson Railroad. The
General declared that he was in favor Of q con-
solidated Government, as tho war had settled the
question of State rights and that if it was in his
power he would not restore the institution Of
slavery. In saying this he believed he expressed
The impression made by tho General was most
favorable on oil tho members of the party.
A telegram from st. Paul, Minnesota, gives the
particulars Of horrible tragedy at New Ulm. On
Christmas day two men, named CAMPBELL and
L1scoMB, had come in from trapping expedition,
and during an alteration in saloon, one Of them
stabbed resident OF Now UIm, named JOHN
SPINNER, seyering main artery, aud causing his
death. The sheriff arrested LIscoaB and CAMPBELL,
and while on their way to jail handcufed, they
were set upon by mob beaten with stones and
sticks Of cord wood, and finally taken from the
sheriff and hung. Even whilst hanging, the mob
cut and hacked their bodies in shocking manner
The bodies were still hanging and frozen stiff next
morning. qaaRBELL and L1scoMB served in Co.
T, Second Minnesota Regiment, and were men OF
good character and respectfully connected.
In Calcutta the usual fate has attended all efforts
to bring about the harmonious cooperation Of the
authorities with tho public committee. The latter
has very wisely come to the conclusion after use
less correspondence with Sir c. BEADoN and Mr.
A. EDEN, to follow its way OF relief unfottered
by the conditions imposed by men who have so Ia
mentally failed in their duty, and seem to be
aroused only when it is too late by the severe CEN
sures Of public opinion in England as well as in
India Tho Calcutta committee have been forced
to cease sending paupers to their homes, as they
convert tho clothes and vessels they receive into
money, sell the rice, and return to Calcutta. Tho
latest advices from Midnaporc ere more cheering.
In CUT rck, the least afflicted of three districts of
Orissa, there are forty-thrcc centres of relief;
900 people are fed daily, 800 arc in three orpha
ages, and 1000 paupers die week. sone-thirl" Of
the population have died, and emigration, in add-
tion to this, has reduced them by 'more than one
half" In one place the distress will continue two
or three months longer in another six weeks.
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Judge KxNNAap, of Galveston and Houston Dis
trict ofTexas has decided that the lately enacted
STAY Law Of Texas is unconstitutional. This law
Ia similar to the one vetoed by Governor Hum
pHsEys, of Mississippi, and provides for the pay
nent Of debts in execution in four annual install
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EAMRS ANDEKSUN. -
Special orders have been sent to Collectors of In
ternsl Re7enue to make personal examination OF
every distilery in thoir districts, and summary
close all those that ore not scrupulonsly comply
ing with the requirements Of the Internal Revenue
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NOTICE

THE. UNDERSIGNED WILL, CONTINUE THE IN
SIrRANCE BUSINESS Mt No. II Broad street, under tile
name of COLBURN i HOWELL. au.,,
Jonunry S. S. HOWELL.
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cOPtRTNERsHTP.

COPARTNEE SHIP.
WE, TIE UNDERSIGNED. HAVEfrTHIS DAY
w formed n copartncrship In this city under tho
name mud stylo of BONATONT & SAIAS, for the trans
action of General and Commission business, well
for tho importing md exporting of produce at No. 118
East Bay street. and have granted to Mr. RAMON SLaS
JOSE BoNAFoNT
FRANCIS p. SALAS.
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ELnIORE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
Tn ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUEST OF
number of tho Cash Capital Stockholders, represent
ng sums sufficient for tho purpose meeting OF the
Stockholders of this Company will bo held This Day.
January 3d, 1867 at 12oclock NJ, Mt the Office OF tho
Company Broad street
BY order of tho Board of Directors.
JOSEPH WHILDEN, Secretary
January3 dec 81, 25, 60, jon
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PORT ROYAL RAILROAD.
NADJOURNED MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
n ERS will DO held in the building Of the Anendalo
High School, the Second Saturday in january next OF
II o'clock, A. NJ. j. @. DAFANT,
November % 40 Secretary.
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minutes hind lcgs, lanks, aud abdomen
were 50 lacentel thai The sau,ian was
hors @a CONDUIT The Two panlhem en-.
gagged upon Tho rcat >mcd the other
two; four to ono woro long odds, Thf
repda was not easily beaten, even then;
h9 got a panlherioto his mouth, but he
was too long about it, AS Americans
say, he "calowhampoosOly chaWed him
up" but seemed TO eway the japac
63uclt, while the other three wtr, bcnt
upon his distinctions With much craft
they seized his throat when his mouth
was full, and by dent Of mutual tGEgng
made O larger opening in It than IhAt
made by naturo Both saurMnS were
octdsd II was lime to settle tho panlh.
ers. Que panther had his back broken,
all the rest were wQrss iur wear; and
they took but lille Eilltag
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INTIMACY Az SIGIlT.

What close observer Of tho ways oil
society has failed 10 notice how soon an
introduction is followed by the invita-
lion, Il would be pleased 10 have you
call and see me, sir"
A comcly face and pleasant address
are the only essentials necessary Tor a
stranger 10 insinuate himseltinto the So
cisty otihc ,iost select ofoor daughters.
If he is seemingly oooup1tonoss, the
better aro the chances. From idIencss
on the partof he male, the Inference Of
wealth, is generally drawn by the oppo-
site SEX Men,as general rule, are
more careful in the selection OF Jheir
friends than are women. We have frc-
gucn,ly seen gentleman deliberately Gu!
handsome roue upon the street, who
ten o.inutcs after, would be roising his
hat in acknowledgement Of n groccGul nod
from some gontlcman's sister,
Under home inlnences, won N is shut
out and kept apart from much of the
worlds wickedncss; bul.as the warmost
clad are always the most susceptible to
taking cold, 50 are those looked after the
most liable to neglect looking after them
selves. With all woman's .wordly wis
DON, she is seldom worliy wise. The
purest in mind seem 10 spCcumb the
soonest to the magnetism ofimpudty. -
They are careful only TO be careless, and
wise only to bn entrRPped, Mothers
know this, and the more beautiful and
bash'ul their daughlcr,, the more they
fear them. 4 romp Of a girl, the boy
gid Of our school days seldom causes
uncasiness at homo. She protects her
self by her abandon, and leans modesty
10 fc9rlgssnes9. So much for the shell,
now for the kernel.
In large cities, like our own young Ia.
dies cannot be too CAREFUL to inquire in
to tho ootecadenls of a gentlemen be.
fore admitting him to their homes
Meeting a stranger at n fashionable par.
ry is for from proving him gontlemon.
| lie may be a wair, FIRST seen by your
lrtond amid the liolsam aud j9lsam of
sol0o summer resort, or his acquaintance
may have commenced by the ossiduily
with which he picked up falling gloves,
or the slcOdihOss OF his Stare at The church
door on Sundays, which would admit
Only Of recognition or insult, t,saud tho
former wos preferable as tho least Of the
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AnMpr ron nprH slnEa.

A counlrymAn walked io'o tho office
Of a lawyer ono day and began his qp-
plicllion
Sir / have comolo ogtt your advice
IN nca'cthat Is giving me much usu,
bc,' imn
Wcl, wbats tho matlcli' a
Suppose o6@'slid The client, that a
man bai,oue spring oC wafer 30 his land,
and his neighbm hclow shculd buitl a
dan across lie creek through both farms
and it waste back lht wrter'up into lhg
other mans spring. what ought to bo
done?'
she him, sir, sue hin, hSoll m.aus,'
'sail tie hwyer, who olway brcGme ok
.ute] in aroporloh'to the asgravulion OF
Sis clients, 'You aean recover heavy
damages sir, aud the law .Riti makohim
pay well for ii, just give me the case.
sGud In bring tho money from Gip
Bul stop, cried'lhe terrified applicant
for legal advice u! 5 | that biye huut
tho dam, and it's3ntighboT Jones ihst
owns the spring apd he threatens to sue
me, sz; a
The kecn iavYtf bcsiiqlel,a moment
before. bf talked his ship aadlkept'ep,5
'Ahhsgil SRI yduAfiY ydualbil a lat
list eEsek, fsNYiisi ysuB AZ dam
was itstias@ .4ss
'ItwSs a mill-dshs N
& "A mHl4tas gripdiog kiSis, ,Ws
Y Yesilg jis iliqts Nj s i n
tldsis y 1bSging saill,7ia
ljsu iss4Ia sir; end agsNol sHAY Z
~ 6Hr s0eigil ilg tlisI ID
"a sfsaid ada ia, = v n Il
~ odt JBnus. '''-A' s-'ss-.A'i =
Then it's great public con vcnjcuce,
is il rol?
10 be sure Il IS. would not have
built II but for Tint It isso far superi.
or to any other mill, air.
and now said Tho old lawyer, you
tell mo that Jones Is complaining just
because the water from the dam happens
10 pu, back into his liulo spring, and be
is now threatening to sue you, Well,
all havsgot to say is, let him sue, aol
he will ro the day as sure as my name
IS Barns
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A WIRES love.

Woman's love. like tina ros, hloq,om.
inn in lhe orid desrr, snro,ds II, nv.
OVER The horrnn nlotn of tbe hmmon ho,r,
and while all ot6nnI. II is blsct md Ic.'
olalo i, risas moro sl,erg,h,nad e,om INA
absence Of eyorv o,brr alarm In M
situation docs ,Ge Iowa on wom,n m.
pear mora beautiful lhon in lbof Of wiie
Parpn,s bretbrcn ami and rs;snis have
clsims upo6 tbe pfFsc,io6s-bn,' rbe rove
of n WIFE i,-a distinct and diTarcnl pa-
tore A davobtsrm,v yielJ ho, liro IA
tbe preserye,ion of n,reot-a HIN
nav devote bersolr 10 splT.riny broLh-
err but lberepljo,s wbirb io5nse her 70
this conduct are no, eucb.e, those which
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The fact that tho Dsmocrcy feel so
badly under the prosnect of a loyal rep.
reseatolioo from the South proves cor.
clu,ivelY that they know their party 10
be male up chiefly Of Siu!horn rebels
and Northern synpnthizers with tho
rebellion Tx Governor Horalio Say
mour male speech tho other day on
taking tho chair as President OF the New.
York Damocnlic Convention, in which
be argued the necessity of reforming the
u $. Senate from its fohninlion, with
the view ordimnishing the loyal strength
which the Congressional plan will securs
in that boJy, Poor maui how it hurts
him
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4 BgAUrIruL ExrnAcr.-Tbe vo

4 BEAUTIFUL ExrRAor.-The VEL
vet moss grows on sterile rocks; tho
mislletoe AoursheS on tho naked bran
cbes; the ivy Clings to the moulderiug
ruins; the pine and ceder remain fresh
and lalelcss amid the meditation Of the
roceding yoar-und heaven be praised,
something green and beautiful to see
and grateful to tho soil, will in the
darkest hour Of fate still twine its ten-
dris around lbo crumbing allars aud
broken archos of dcsolated temple Of the
human heart.
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cyilsH The probability is lharan ,srec.
oble,and we'll Informed gentleman - the
chances are lie is a rascal, The fact
that mans names Brown. and thpt
ho is we'll drcsse I, isnoI sufficient 1,
musrbe ascertaioed whether his parents
were named Brown, how they subsjsjod,
how lhe present Browo su5sisls. and
whether his chances for future subsis,-
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Tup EVE OF ruE rLrorloS,

From gold to gray oprmildsweet day
Cflnlian summoyiadcs to seen;
But tendcrly above the sen
Hang, white and calm, the hun,or's moQn
hits pale fire, The village spirc,
Show like the zoliac's spectral lance;
The painted " al. wheroon it falls
Tran,igured stand in marbletrancel
oermllan lopvo' the west wind GROVES,
Yotcomcs seed ,imo round again;
And morn sha see the state sown free
With baleCu taro5 or hearthlul grains,
Along The strccts The shadows meet
ofDcstiny, Wristbands conceal
The mouds of fate that shape thc State
. And make or mar The common veal
Around see the powers that be;
stand by EmpiH's primal sPrings;
Aud priuces meet in every street.
Audhc the traadoi uncrowsed kings!
uarkthroughho crowd tho laughmns loud
Beneath the sad, rebubdng moon,
Cod save The land careless hand
May Shake or swcve ere morow!s uooul
No Jest in thisj one cast amiss
May blast the hope ofFreedon's year.
o, take me where are hearts o!PrGycr,
And rorpbpil4 bpyeli i reyrrpnt (cnrl
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THINGS LOST FOREVER! = Lost weait1
mGJ be tegained by industry; ihewreck.-
ed health restored by temperoncei fOr-
gotten knowledge may DO ours again by
study; alienaled friendship soothed into
forgOfuIness; and even forfeited reputaa
ton redeemed by palon6essnd virtue.
But who ever again looked unon his van
i,brd hours? Recalled his wasted yaorsl
Stamped them viii wisdom, or effaced
from heavens record the fearhs blot os
his wasted life? a'tf'
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AnusG plu.arch, in his biographies,
tells us ,ha! Cato, the Censor, being
scnrrlousy treptoi by a fellow who led
a dis'oute life, said to tim quietly; "A
contest between thec and me Is very u0..
equal for tbou cpusl bear Ill lsoguogpa
with ease, and relprn it viii, pleasure
but for ms part, us unsua for mo 10
he II, aud disagrcoshlo to speak it.
~ -..-- . --.i .------ .Ii
Tru5, mol tho oath Of The profdne; DO
sure, they qFc spanllhtifls Of hoQoE---
They who fear no, God will hardly keep
inyiosDc covenant with man and NJ
occlsional.sicrrdness can attach to nm
hab,m,l st. The motto Of thor hitb
is-"Lighly spoken, lishly broken"
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!aw"t diyorffs ana ae'erllaos seauet-
IONS qua Gsart'0r,oE"g' "a lN's wluo
worli' 9na We mtSul ueVe'oo VoNp !" !,
gfcol .Fai more OF Snhsnlne anu muSF
'ss' o 'sneao@' y
PANFhEl'S Us. Ahhi"NISWs'
a recent trGvoletn Africa, sass that
he was arsusea.o morninr BY tie.
morl,ns roiso an I'M sbo,o If ana orthc
,'N's NOV '"' 'to'u." ."h camp ""e'0 w
had previously Sbot'alsTse black pan,
thcr pnd, Fastening TO the spot, wit
messed scene farcly viewed, even ID.
Mia us s,,s
N"% ,, n. ~,
VIZ spu'7 - ou'o gaS 9'"l wv
now , y Vfs'u' N',o 0''"'T",e ,I,, -. ~, : 1s
leas.feeala S. r'H op,' g"rS', kpe'e "e'' -
o9PeeVsp ,i Y : teHt o'sgN pugAuy's, s@o WV,
EsulgNoTs' eaeN 'pp'ogSs yeha "poa' 30 20
.SeE|n iensSn' VIC ossfs. .psFuap'' ~ 4
lseE fno.Ooge q sysSee.'eus.w"s r,s. tss' t
p@l ssrcaS o. Panyeel,sii 'e't9ps w WI
e Kws' 'N'on,,t pIeasiss spa p1wsS w !.
$ep%Ti We P;anss' uln ,!sup enslsyl 4.
avn deSl-id-lhti- own stomacts y
Nlsile el's3ssa ~ !, 'l,s , PsyHa s.ut s'lfs
were t r. ,Sa!le9S y '4S Y lSyrss ssg9
gsneg le fenles'sils sgipa ,,s, 1890 , s',
sifs5,! M a; i
Esbooksd at tho cannibsli,m 81 Gle, pm
Nhcs vas uotstOtod, both parties being
! too eager lrr the rray to talk. Alter
oateIy 6gb,ing wickedly, and Juggling ru.
riously al tho partially dcvoared carcass
Of the panther that Intended doing mo
tho honor Of breakfastog upon mo-an
intention which [ had so ungraciousy
re0uited-thcy heard US not.
The body was torn open, the inside
turned ou,-woaIul lacarat0ns OF funk
and breast told how earnest his brethren
we're in their eGir.s to retain him in the
family. He should not be buried in
strange soil-they would take him in
their own bosomq. They had probably
bopn interrupted by the saurions, but
they fought stou,ly, and being two to
ono, although Inferior in size, tha issue
was doubtful. Already one Of the short
legs of the largest aligators was hfokon
ore of hi, aanks opened; hal the
wound been larger the cniire possessions
of the ssurian must have been scattered
over the earth. Ono of the paulbers
was dilapidalel-embraccd by tlIe shear.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Professional cards Of & lines or less one year
Sc 90 .re
Advertisements must have the number Of in,
Fertious marked on the copy, or they will hr
Kept in "till forbidden" :" and charged accord
ngly,
MI casual or transient advertisements must
bcpaid for in advance, to insure their inser-
lion.
Yearly advertisements to be paid for half
yearly IN advance.
Short notices Of deaths will be inserted free
Of charge. Obituary notices and tributes OF
respect will be charged half the advertising
rates Marriage notices inserted gratis.
Loaded editorial notices viii be charged 2O
cents a line, and talfprire fer subsequent in
,crtions.
Religions notices and short advertisements
for benevolent associations, inserted gratis.
Calls upon gentlemen to become candidates
will be charged at advertising rates.
Three dollars will Invariably be charged for
Announcing candidates for County Offices, and
Ten dollars for announcing candidates for State
aud United States Offices.
The iusruon ofpersonal cards will he ldl
to the op,ionof the editor, but when inserted
win b. charged double price
ATlavits viii not be made TO orders Of
Publication ar other legal advertisements IN
li'lth'yam plid for
There will be no deviation from The above
terms.
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a Califor6iuh has left by will $50, :
600 to tho United States, to bo devoted
10 the paymeu! Of the natoaal debt =,
he basrd this singulr bat highly cred,
table bcqaest on the idea that, as he was
100 old 10 fight for his eoaatry ia the
war. i, was only just that he should
serve it cGtcuiIly in soma other man.
ncr Thi, theory is certainly correct,
Whatever may he lhpqghtor his peculiar
appic,lion OF ii, md il should DO ro-
membercd By crery elissn who is indit'
reNnVIo tho day Of voling for his coun.
Try, nI 'lff
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: A DEAUTIrUL pAssAGE.N

The following is from the "Royerles
ofa Bachelor" by Ike Marvel;
ga poor man without some soE Of
teligioo is. at bOst, q poor Feprobate. tho
foot ball Of destiny, with no tic link.
Ing lin to affinity aud 10 the woudrops
eternity thai is even wolso-a famo
without heart, a'ninbow without color
loworwiIhout perfume. A man may,
IN some sort. tia his hopes aud his hon
ors to this weak, shifting ground tackle,
10 his business or the world, but WON.
an without itOt anchor called faith, Is q
din and wreck A man may clnmsi.'
" continue sort Of moral responsible
iy out Of relation TO mankind; but
woman, ia her comparatively isolated
sphere, whrm affection aud not purpose
iSllr controlling motive, can find no ba.
Dis il any other sySlcm or right Of act
ION but lbol Of kilh A man moy craze
his brain or his thoughts to itlafulIness,
in.such poor haIborago as fame and rep.
umtion may alratch before him, but a
Eoman-wh1ro eau she put her hopes
iu storms not ia hcayenY And that
sweet truftianess--thn abiding love-
that codunug hope, melIowing every
page and socno of life lighting them
with pleasant rodiancc when the worlds
storms break like an army with cannonI
Who can besiow sail but holy soul,
tied 10 what is stronger than an army
with cannon! Who hos enjoyed the lovo
Of a Christian mother but will echo tho
thoDg6ls witlrpeIgy, and hallow it with
tear2p 'ugeU"