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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-19
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS December 13-coTToN-The sales
to-day summed up 1910 bales at full prices during ne
early part of the day, but easier towards the Close We
now quote Ord at l2Hal2Hc Good Ordinary az l3H
aI9hc Low MluaH1g at 14at4Ac, Middhng at -al4&c,
and Strict Middnng at l5al5Mc.
In giving above figures Is proper 10 state tnat
the outside rate c) Tor Low Mlddl ng Is Tor strict
classification and that except nal sales OF Middhng we're
made ut traction less than l4Ac in fact there was
cheaper than larger lists During the early part OF TIE
day the tone OF the market was apparently stronger,
there was moderate supply offering, and factors met
the demend less freely but at later hour the advan-
tape was again the side OF the buyer and purchases
could readily be made at the above bgures. In COM
parnp prices with last Fridays, We md total de-
cline OF a1c q ID, but the reduction from the highest
pont on saturday Monday is 1alAc. The sales OF
the past three days comprise 1880 bales, making
total for the week OF 81 25U against "a 500 last week. ana
040 the week before. 1he demand has been partly for
the North but mostly for foreign export The receipts
proper for the week amourt TO 242Is bales against
90 40 last week. showing decrease OF 2l92 bales The
recepts proper the corresponding period last year
were 81 e79 The weeks exports comprise 22l2S bales,
embracipg J05g4 to Liverpool $3.50 to Hayre, 1908 to
Barcelona, "a to Boston, and ss4 to New York.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September 1s 1S67...... bales-l525e
Arrived to-day. S'soo o o,o
2Os.2o5
Cleared to-day. 6,IZo
Cleared previously. lUI SS4-ll3,Soe
Stock on hand and on shipboard. 1924
The exports embrace n bales for New York. S4S2 for
Liverpool, 2V27 for Hayre, and $50 for Barcelona
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-19
MARINE NEWS.
,o,r OF CHARLES TON.
Arrived Yesterday.

,..u,snin Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-left Sunday
,oss Mdzc. To Mordecm / Co. Courtenay 4 Tren-
,, aS. railroad Agent Vollers. Entelman, Laurey
aoIs n aIaxandcr c Ojemann Rev Porter, II fod-
Scrs 4 Co II Buwnkle Baruch, O'Neil, Ior-
rent Bro Truall, C Averill 4 Son, West Jones,
Bollnann Bros, Claeius Wltte, q w Stenens co,
Schirmor Mrs w Ladson, Douglas l. Miller, llnen-
thai Slcox, J Pringe. Hurkamp co, hleln,
j Renneker. Jeffords CO. W Webb. Il Mctoweii
4 Co DR. " Brown. WAGNER. Heath h Monsees Osten-
dorff Co, Porcher L Henry, Weyhman, D W
Armstrong; Werner & Ducker, Panknin Ieide-
man, Quackenoush. Mehrtens Montma9n ,inn mcN; "
Wickenberg K Co. q Coba & Co. Bschoh, Miller
Chafee and others. Monday, NJ on cape halela'; ;
exchanged signals with the steamship Manhattan oouhu
North. ,,o ,,, rr,,
Rice. To Prn2le. u 10
Steamer st Helena Boyle. Edisto and Rockville IL
bales Cotton q bags & sees anW Fraser
& DILL T Y Simons, w Whaley, G. Ingrahan topper
Stoney, G Clark & Co. W DowllnG co. and others
Sloop Ursula from Euhaw 400 bushels Rough hce'
bales 1 Cotton. To Roper Stoney
Rost from James Island 4 bales Cotton To Fra
ser & Dill
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Myrover, Hughes, Boston-W Roach
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. New York.
From this Port.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore, Dec 16.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Yankee Blade. Coombs. at Baltimore, Dec Is.
LIST OF VESSELS
ZIP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL. -
The Skiold Abrechtsen, cleared NOV 0s ~
Nor bark Kjelestadt Verge cleared ........'oe' ~
NEWCASTLE, ENG.
Bark C Jones, -, up. '1'o' -"
NEWPORT, "a,
The Sabila Martin, sailed 20
LEITH
The Bertha Anderson sailed. .oct ~
DOMESTIC.
NEWPORT, z. 1.
Brig Tangent, Rich, sailed. d............ '....Dec
BOSTON. -,
Schr Furber, Cobb, up. ...........Do0 10
NEW YORK. %
Schr Maria LJpt Tracey, Deo 40 40
Schr Hartsene Horn, cleared. NV NV
Schr Vapor, Bogert, up. ..'.''''I
Schr Mary Fletcher Pendeton cleared ...'...'Deo
Schr Bramhall, Hussey. up.--............'Doo4 ~
PHILADELPHIA ,,o
Bark Alex Mcneil, Andrews cleared. Deo
Brig Open Sea- Coombs, cleared. W. W. on
Schr E Matthews Mctlwee. cleared. .NoI '0
Schr NJ Mines Burdge, cleared. ....Dee o
BALTIMORE.
Brig Yankee Blade. Coombs, cleared. Do q
Schr Shiloh Hubbard cleared. ..............Deo .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-19
ConsIgnees per south Carolina railroad
December IS.

14O4 bales Cotton GO bales Mdze, 800 bags Grain,
cars Pig Iror, Cattle and Sundries 10 Il l. JET
fers l. C, G II Walter 4 co, L Rodgers & Co, Cohen,
Hanckle Co, Il PrinGle Willis X Chsom. 6 VIII
liams Co. Railroad Agent DAVIS, Adams, Frost
Co. W Smith, Graeser, Lee, Smith Co, u Sloan,
4 Kirkpatrick, Pnckney Bros j II Bagsett co,
Jennings L Co. Johnston, Crews Co, rhurston
Holmes, L Wiss 4 Co, Robson, King Gibbon
Vincent, street Bros l. Co. W Courtney x Co, Mrs
Snowden Waltertham, Hunt Bros. l. d DeSaussure.
ID Aiken o, Mowry Co, U Reeder. J NJ Caldwell X
Sens Courtney Trenholm. Murray. W bowling,
. Sto.ty, Fraser Dil, Jeffords Co, " Dukes y
Co, Kinsman Howell, I Devices Bomann
Bros, W Bee & Co Loryea, Gibbes & Co, NJ Gold
smith Sun, Wardlaw Carew G Hopley x Co, + 4
Sawyer Stenhouse CO, P Mulkai, H f Baker Co. W
n Bird &C. NJ Wood, J jackson, C D Brahe K Co, L
D c Kracke.
Consignses per Northeastern Railroad,
December IS.
1913 bales Cotton, S34 bbls Naval Stores Stock Lum-
Der, Mdze, &c. To P ] Pierson, ID DeSaussure + Il
Rodgers 4 Co. Williams & Co. d Kirkpatrick c
Dukes CO. Mowry :, Gu. Graeser, Lee, Smith K co. q
Prtchest. I stoney, Kanapaux K Lanneau, Mazyck
Bros Sawyer, and Order
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-19
COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

Exports.
BosToN-Per schr Myrover-22S bales Upland Cotton
56S bbs Naval Stores, 2O0 tons Old Iron and Metals
bale Kip Skins, 227 Raw Hides, 1000 OAK staves'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-19
g,ne Charleston Cotton Market.

rne Charleston Cotton Marker.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
cu,RIFsroN Wednesday Evening, December lS 1867.
The inquiry for the staple was u the most limited
character. buyers beng generally out of the market
prices consequently became weaker, and in most cases
were about Nc p fb. lower sales 800 bales-say at
1s 1sat1sM; 25 at 1879 40 at IA; 172 at l41l 16 at
14sS, and % at 14X We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. y............IS @lS%
Low Middlng... ....-...-.........-...1 Ia q
Middhng. '3s52g
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-19
PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

First O. 9Th 5h. 1m morn Last G. 18th, 10h. lam
Enll M lin sh 6On morn New NJ. 25th 6h. 19m, even
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-19
Money Market.

Stock on hand and on shipboard. 49,. ~,
The exports embrace II bales for New York, 34S2
Liverpool 2v27 for Havre and $50 for Barcelona.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-19

Official-O. II. mitchell, Aide-de Camp.
nacemhnr q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16

CUCKOO cLoCKs-ouR PATENT AND MxSUFAC.
\ twre better and cheaper than any rnpvfted 6ns
Amcricap English, swlss wasches Gold Chains Dlsmendt
Plated Mare. wholesale ana retail. a. A. FRAAAtt LII
cog ~ Sixth avcnne, corner fouuechth street. AMI st
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24

y 6aule,"
untpett pe6 Mtnn.< Central Babn Depo,.
MinneapoliS, U1tnn.
Mt&. partmann, &ieentbiuaer.
Meine per'ben @dne Fnben Bel mir fets BIZ
bette Beoienun9 unb Slid unb 0oets in r1einem
wobletnacrttteten 6auie. Metne Bar entbdl1
tiers bic belten @etr6nte.
80 auses3ei@nes 5taauns If nit BEN
1au5e p%erbunbeu.
Wt4. 81 tina n.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24
Die Grnbten in .Geppten uno tn
e.. Gurapa.

@9ypten, tpel@e8 lan9e alS bic &prnz
tannt1er BON europa betradtet tpurpe, Bat
tie ppri9e6 Sabr nur cine ipdrlt@e &prnz
er1te> pb9let9 bic 8aumppQenernpte iebr
ret@li@ tpabr. Dies Sabr ftnp bic Grnz
ten 1prtrefli@ 9epei en unb bic preiie fin
Tim : SIb<urb Central &uBlarb, tpelz
DIE felt mebreren Sabren bic Mdrfte BON
Weit europa gun, 9rpben Gbet1. Seri prSz
ten, tperoen bteSmal einen rei@eren Grtro9
als jemals bteten. Sn pplen miro bic
Grnte 1T Gpl9e Der @eidielzu ber1aweu1z
m1tr9en 9ertn9er auSfauen.
Sn > ftret9, preuBen, Nprpe9en uno
S@wepen miro bic @rnte ei1ett Dur9z
l@ntttSertra9 9eben; ba1elbe gilt BON Der
eurppdti9en Gartet unb Nprb : Stalten.
Sn pprtu9al tpar bas @etter II un9inz
itt9> poB bic Tra11ben fart 9elttten baben;
in Spanten unp Tranfrei6 bat bic 9rpBe
Durre benz @etratpe Yiel eel9abet.
SIM iioltden Gbeile BON England -
Mtpoleier> Surrey> 8erfs unb 8ud5
@punty - be9am bic @aferernte am 20.
Sult unp fel iebr rei6ltd aus.
Sn yprtI btre mar bas @etter 2 $50
aen lang iebr trpden unp cine %un9emBbnz
lid rei9e @euzGrnte fpnnte etn9ebradt
>peroen. Das bann fpl9enbe &e9enwetz
ter retfte bic @erite wel@e ;urif mar
fDrberte ben &lee rrnp Wte1en unpbeptrfte
cine 1r9epSbnlide frIbe &iben Grnte.
DaS &prn iaetnt na@ ben lesten 8ertdz
ten 1111ter benz &e9en ni@t beipnpers &C.
lttte11 ;n baben, wdbre11p @erfte> Safer
Grbien u1p 8pbnen pnr6 penielben iebr
Sc Drcert purpen. Dem 6ppfen tpar BET
He9cn nt@t f. 9initt9> penn in freten 2az
gen >purcen bic jun9e1 S@1bltn9e iebr
bel9aot9t. Sn Sent miro bic 5ppfenz
Gtnte in Tpl9e ter Sielen Snietten iebr
mayer ansfallen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24
Der btQi9e .,...
@ountrD Store.
81. j.. @1meu,

QbentaIs Maun's-) .
6ut@tnfon, Mc2eob County, Ntnneiota,
euapeeblt BEN seebrten publttuua bic CUTE &us-
tuabl BON "."
@roeerte6 u. propt1onen, trbeneu, uni
For5eQan + @eidirr, S@ube unb
@tiefeln, ferttset &letpert
@Qenwaaren
ano A9eu. pas in etnem pobletnsert&tettn2an>
tpre gelu&t merben tann.
gHtr ntrben aufs GifrieRe bemabt fttu turd
StQtetett ber gretfe unb <e Der @aar.u nm.
,ern eeebrten funben befens III s~eniisen.
tx 81 u. $. S9neQ.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24
~"TRAVELLER'S HOME.n
unp Bparbtn9ba uS,
BON
Baper & Berno9en,

Wtnneap is, Mtnr,
unfer 5aus ptrb F@ bic CUNT tes eeetrten putlt{uFl
tets bur& aueenebmes 2psts. sefunet unb ret<&tat
Sn Der NIT benz 5aufe eerbunbenen, cana ausae,eto-
neten Staauns, fnben bic zbtere bes Reifenben befea
uutertpmmen unb pReee. 4Na
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24

<@Qlpn.
Gdeber Drttteu unb RDbert @trabe.
ct. paul, Mtnt.
Metn Bier ii frtf4 rrte an Der Aueue.
Wein 9iau5r rein. metn Wetu IL teQe.
ais auseefu&te Qederlpets
@eb' Auferu i'd BON ieber Netf'. -."|,.
Gut i'd raeden rnetne aDurf unb Raf,
uut lie Gtearreu fub aud ut@t u.s..
Sabn 1a8eeumtIker>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24

Berlin u. Sult. GS mar pprz
au6;ul eben pab urter ben Ginrt9tun9en,
welden pur6 bic Neu9eitaltun9 Norpz
beutldlanbS unb bur6 ba6 rel ormottld
0pr9eben YreubenS boS Tppe6urtbetl &C.
iprpden it, bic Spielbanten etnen BART
nldt9en &f tint bic Tprtbouer tbres
Dal ems reri uden mlrben. Sn ben Ste
9ipnen ber bDberen @erwaltun9 bat ba6
Sntttut Der Sptelbanten feline Treutpe,
unp eS berri9t fat unbetrttten bic @nz
it@t, paB es unsuld0i9 iei IN ben neuen
prpYinSen Elm Sytem su bulpen, pel@e6
1T Dem bi6beri9e1 preubli9m 2anbe89ez
biete unter benz etnittmmt9en 8etfaue bet
Dfentltaen Mfetnun9 benz itaatltden Snz
terpict unterlte9t. - Die Gpnf ~erenser> III
>pel9er bic 0ertrauen6mdnner aus 5anz
npYer bterber beirut en 1inp, perpen 1T ben
&dumen beS 6errenbaul e6 %ob9ebolten
wercen unp am 20, ,. 81. tbren Mnfans
nebmen.
- Bttt(@rift bes Cincinnati
vTurnpere,nS an bic bortt9en Saulbez
bS,ten." Son ben Gurner1 uno fonft<
oen Bursern @incinnatt'6 murpe at, rte
fdptilde @dulrerwaltune cine Yetition
esri6tet, uelds UNI Golaenoes bittet:
vDa6 pos eeaenudrtt In uniersn "
fentliden fdDttlden S6ulen etnsefabrte
Sptem Der eymuatil@en uetunsen al
9el@aft weroe.
~DaB AT re17en Stele Elm %rationeQeres
Syfem oer @YmnaRtt stn9efdbrt perpe
~DaB at ber @teue BET eeeenpdrtteen
5tlfslebrertnnsn 9ilfalebrer ben Gurnuu>
terriat leitsn 1pQen.
DAT onesme0sne &dumlf&teiteu> wi'
5aQen fir ne 9ymnafN9en uebuneen II
ben S6ulbduisrn eIn8eriatet perben fol-
len, unb baB BET benz 8au neuer S@ul=
banter auf pteies 8sblrfntb &adf@t &c:
npn1n1tn perpe."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24

@<t ~1EpF g"JFF
Deut1bes @af< uno 8oarptnsbaus
neS0 bef einQeri&teter Saloonmtrtb1&aft
Don Naul Metger.
Sad3on 9traBe untern Der untern Vanbung.
Dieles turslt9 Don mir ibernummene uni
burdaus r%enppirte @at> unb Yparotn9baus
pi1b l& ourb portrefli9e Soft, ~ioubereS uni
btquemes 0oats, iowie our6 bic freunolt@ite u.
~liberalte Sepienuus Don 6remoen unp Rofedn~
germ fets Vie Matune uno @0nnerl&aft bee
persbrtsn putlifums au erbalten iu&en, uni
empfetlt 1ein 9aus hermit beiens
NE Mus9get9nete quite StaQung betm
9aa1e.
paul @eBaer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24
g q lat

far Bite &interet&e
preuben, Birtternbere, Batern u. @a@1eu
fit bic @resReras sttamer
Oltenbenbur8, 9e7en, Baoeu, Medleubur to-
@trelts une Wfedlenburs-@ @werin,
;bte 5erapstbimer
5o@ltn = Metuineen, @a&len = Mltxbure unt
Mnbalt DeTau.
unb bas Ghrfentbun
@&auuaburess- 0tppe-
% l1utersetdnete 1T ieben Gag watrens Ser Ct
@aftseunbtn su 6nben tn fetner Office, @dbpeflta
Gde eer Drttten unb Watnfraee. Cincinnati. 8.
g. 8. Ibae, Gpnful.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24

THE
saloon,
}. @trabe, 8~eeenlber BEN aliens mertean 3auie
6 t. Yaul, Mtnn,
per tnteraet@nete uaa4t benz seebrten beutf&en pu.
oIttam bterbur4 %betaant, bas ct fpeben etns1 ueueu
Salppn nebf &e8elbab1
er5fnet lat.
1ttt Der gerF&eruns, ba6 Ct sar$ ee arttefe 8eete-
uarten in. Stanbe 1T, bemlbt fetn wtrb, f& bas adse.
metufe Wotlwpuen III F9eru, label Ct 3um 8efud fetaes
ueueu GtabltGemcnts freuublt&f etn.
SuIius @6mitt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-02
VOLUME 81, NO. 3S.
BR Ev ITIEs.

III you undertake 10 oversee too many
jobs. you viii overlook part.
it Is said there Is preserved IN he Lon
don meseosa the skun Of ofN.pOleon. the Em-
Peror. -hen be -as an infant
am reioioed. my dear vile. 70 60.
you IN such good health. = said Edwin 20 IA.
Julia. Health, I have had the plague
ever since was married. > was julia. re-
sPonse.
A lady Of intense maiden attachments
coming down stairs one morning. was ad-
dressed BY a niece. With 9 good morning,
yes. said sbe. - it is lovely morning,
and only NAN Is rizS.
school committee man 10 Ne- Hamp-
shire. IN the course OF his report. said = The
school committee will be obliged to take
some active measures to prevent the in
crease Of pupils in our schools"
Mrs PartingtOn says: " Ike h.- the
very same stockings he wore when he was
in the Sapbeads and Minors regiment. only
she had to darn them q Little by pusting
too feet on them one season and two legs
the next
An old revOlutionist says that Of all the
solemn hours he ever saw. that occupied m
going home one dark night from the widow
Beans. after being told by her daughter
Sally. that he - ne-dn't come again vas
the most solemn
We should always rest satisfied with do
ing veil. and h.; Others talk of us q. they
please; for thy an do us no injury although
they may think they have found haw IN
our proceedings. and are determined to rise
on our dO-nfall. or profit by our injury.
A morning contemporary seem to have
employed Mr.. PGrtington for anniversary
week A. one Of It's compositions The re-
port Of the meeting At Park Street Church
on Sunday evening vas made 70 say that
- the doxology was sung and the audiences
dismissed with the abnegsfion.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-02

The BostOo eorresPondent Of the New
York Evcoing Post tells the follo=irS an
ccdote Of General Meagher:
- The las, time met him was At Nash
vile. Tenpessee. before be came out in Ia
vor Of the republican party. lie vas fuII
Of aneodOtes Of the var. especially Of his
Iri-h brigade. One story that be told is 10
good 20 be lost. and has never been pub
hsbed. lie said he vas leading his men 10
the front. in one ofthe Seven Days hat;le..
believe, along the ~et and uiry roads Of
Virginia. When an aide rode BY and gave
him The news that our army had carried
certain strategic point and esptured several
ccl0rs.
Dye hear that. boys9' shossed MeAgber;
Our men have -on the day and captured
the enemy's colorsr
Just a. ssid that. renarked Meseber.
"a privs'e. vbo vss PiongIng along. oct Of
one muddy hole inio another. looked up 10
me- and said
Al. Ginerili ia rsyther hev pint o.
Dinnis McGinnis's vhiskey than al ths eol-
ofs 10 ths rainbo-r7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-02

spinaoA "a. frs, oulsi.a'sd IN Arabs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-02

THE Prosecution or TmE JEws. we
have already noticed the fact that certain
New York insurance companies had de-
eided not 70 grant policies Of insurance 70
Jews. Iha reason could only be guessed
AZ. but the ground Of prescription Is tbus
specified IN a letter 10 the Jewish meeting
held in New York on Monday evening Last.
from the President Of one Of The city in.
saranoc companies:
q" IL . a fact which is abundantly proved
BY the Insurance. experience Of the last fl-
teen years. that losses have occurred IN ,he
premises q Je-s of German origin. doing
business IN small -ay. during that period -.
Tar cut of proportion 10 tbeir nurnbers a.
compared with the business community
that they are Tor the most part persons Of
no known business antecedents. Of no social
standing or Pecuniary responsibility. and
hat whenever any effort is made bv the
companies 70 defend themselves against the
most bare-iaced and extortionate demands.
ihe claimants have generally been found to
possess reserve corps Of Witnesses Of ike
faith. BY vhom they are always able 10 prove
any Tact necessary 70 support their own
views q the case
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-02

BASE BALL The following. which We
6n'i IN exchange. illustrates aptly-the mania
Tor base ball playing. which is 80 prevalent
in our midst:
What is the matter with your fingers 80
" strsck With ball and drove up. but it
Is \ noble game vas the reply.
= PrOasely-and your thumb Is useless.
is Il not9-
Yes-struck With ball and broken
- That finger joint?-
" A ball struck o. No better game 20
improve a mAns PhysieaI-srengtbcns
ones sisevs.-
- You walk lane that foot. isnr it7-
No; IL Is the-the-the-weIl. a bat
He~ out of a players hand and hit nv knee
pan. lie had the innings-
One Of your front teeth is gomez
- Knocked out BY bAll-an accident"
Your right hand and yOor nose have
been peeled-b0w's thaf7''
slipped down at a second bAse-Only
mere scrstch.-
- And you like this sort Of fun7-
Glory IN Il. sir. II is the beslthiest
game IN the world. siri-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-02

Marx TwuS's LAST. lie says. BON.
mer jim was a goOd-naisrcd. illitera.e.
conpanionsbie vsgabond. Who made his
living BY devious inscruiable vays in San
Francisco Tor years. bot b. cane East
aaaiiy ani OIL friends got BIN berth IN
Washingfon a. q sort of general superin-
iendeni oftbe Capitol buildiag. There vas
siesm engine in his department. aod it ras
ihe joy % his liie IIe hsd never been 81
6cialiv connected With steam engine BE-
fore, snd 30 he was justly proud q bis nev
and Distinguished posiiion. TIE never
thfe- a~ay = chance o. iure visitors. By
various snd srecious prctcxfs. into his en-
rinc-roou. ard then espaiiafe On the Won
icrfui machine % then.
One day visitor saii. II isa pretty
fnc engine-no doubt sbout hat. Ho-
mar hore-pover y itY
Horse power. your grsndrnother, It
goes by steam,'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-02

POOR SEWING GIRLS oF NEW YoRK.
Everybody has heard Of the expressions Of
poor sewing girls.
In large cities many are obliged 20 work
for extremely snail pay and suffer much
from the sel6shncss Of landlords and en-
Ployers. a lady in this city keeps a shir,
establishment in Broad~ay. and has en-
ployed large number Of girls in making
shirts AZ small prices She Is a highly eda-
Gated woman and has thriTen in her basi-
Eess- She was recently complained Of bv
one Of the girls Tor retaining and refusing
70 pay back 50. which she demanded OF All
the girls employed. As security tor The ma
terials. The case was carried into court.
and excited much interest among the sew
ing girls. maay Of whom we're present At
the trial. The judge asked all those girls
present who had been cheated out of -
deposited money. by the defendant. 70 rise
IN eourt. Immediately tsi54y girl rose 90
their feet TbercuPon the highly educated
and refined shirt maker Of Broad.av uas
sentenced to sir months "a lke J,essitenfiarv,
The case Afford, a very fire illustration Of
the healthy res1lts Of the stern and inexo-
rable administration Of justice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-02

A PuSCTu1oUs ORDEnLY. A good sto-
~ y told Of one of The ordcrlies at General
Sberidan's headquarters st Ne~ Orleans.
II being fbs custom 70 obtain receipts for
ali ofhoial oommunicafions cent from bad
quarters. ibs orderly IN question reosntly
demanded ons IRON a Young lady 10 vhon
a booqoet of Sewers had been sent by .
member Of he staa. Persistently reiusing
D. leave uithout The accustomed certi6cafe.
TIE Young lady 10 qoestion gave one IN tbs
shape Of deIicately tinted perfunasd sofe.
which the orderly bore bach IN trismPh 70
hea8quarters. This orderly undsr tbs firs'
Empire. vOald have been prO@Ossd On ths
spot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-02

NJ. Greeley having declined - recoun-
mend woman suffrage. On tbe groSnd that
= pubhc sentiment does not demand q
he pcrtincnce q thaf exprcssion - nov
thrust upon him BY PETITION presented n
favor Of such an Innovation, signed By Mrs
uor-oo Grcolcy sad others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-02

Well. sad Bachelor Brown. thaf's
my faux. and they know I'm odd. my dear
-Four hours after the Hiakles heard the
light wagoneite drive 70 The door. and rush-
ed out to greet Amanda
We've been 80 alarmed said Mr..
Hinkle.
Such a Storm said Rose.
Were you frighfeDed2' asked Adelaide.
But Amanda said nothing.
Uncle Richard. too. shr.nk back, as
though be vas afraid Of Something
Tel 'e,. Amanda. he said.
No; yOa telithe@. Richard. said Aman-
IA.
The iiinkles listened in amazement.
What is there TO iell?' asked Mrs. Hink-
le- What is al The mystery aboutY
And cousin Richard answered. sheep
ishly:
Noihing-only we've been getting mar
ried. This l. my wife. Mrs. Bro-n.'
Ia vas the only explanation ever offered.
The Hinkies never eonprehended IL. IL
vas always mystery to them; and though
they were Profase IN their congratulations.
and always oOntiDued the bess of friends,
the fortune which might have been Rose,
or AdeiAide's rather troabled Mrs. HinkIe
and she always declared in secret family
councils that she wa perfectly sure Uncle
Richard married oui o. spite TO punish Ade-
laide for the trick she played upon hin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-02
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