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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-03

PHILADELPHIA. 10Th Month, I7Eh Day, 1857.
RKsPEorKD Fn1rNp:-My daughter has bean much
eeneAttsd By The uss Of thy Plantation Bltters Thou
wilt sand mo two bottles nore.
Thy friend. ABA CURRIN.
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Savannah Market

'SAvANNAH, May sO.-The general market dnripg tho
past wco1 has been dull md outlet though prices have
for the moa articles, been fAirly maintained. ~
Tie want OF means the part Of farmers and planters
b being very seriously felt by our merchants. who nr6
beIning TO realize that unless be
obtainod at Tho Eorh which Will enable them TO supply
tho country trade the credit system until to growing
crops gathered hee must result general staghs
Hon In busness A few OF dealcrH now dHposed
far Es theIr resources will warrant 10 mett Tho urgS
needs Of their country buyers IN this way and ohars
arc seriousy considering the probable neecsay Of sus
ExcHAEaE-I-Tiere mas been very little Offering tlS
week prokera arc buying at Par, and selling st ~
goLD has beon quito steady during the week. &
1tos remain unchanged To-day we give tho huyihg
rate at 1856. and selIil q at 1873, - NJ
!: RIeE-The crop is now nearly an ii. Tho suipyj jS
small and tho demand Light Prices remain about tAo
last week Carolina 1Dxal1c; rough s2a2 25 "a
FREIofTs-We arc not adsod Of any change since our
Inst report; " ' - % 49,
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/. The ChnrIeston cotton nIarketi,

4 - The ChnrIcEt0n C6tton Mhfket1N. :. :,
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. l.
). cniAIksEoN. Saturday Evening, Juno 7, 1856. s.
Thuro uovr inquiry: particularly for the better
qualities which scarce and relatively higher
having adyanoins tendqnoy, Sales 100 balos, VT: at
H. 10 at 49, 40 at 22S at ot as so At o. at 265
= a. 2oa ana 10 AZ y: y.olli m!..4l r..ri ~
q Wo auoto -.. ~ !, :: J..,.,., :if;. -.
Low Middlfng. -. .25i '"''
~ Strict Middling. ~ .
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pUBLICt' NOTICE.

.f a-,rs. ..H, -, ..4t....j,. May 1851. 4 "
oce Of Superintendent Of Streets to provide for Keep
ing the sTee.s lanes Alloys and open Courts In tho
hofeby ptbhhed for tho Information Of all CONCERNED:
For tho duo protection Of the aad contractor or con-
tractors uraky orddHed, That eye1y owner le4soe
occupant and tnnant Of any premises fronting in any
street lane, alley, or open court ahan every day
o placed IN front OF his her iot In bare boz on
heap and In rsadness for the contractor by The Of
frst day Of In efory year and BY hs hour Of
nns O'Clock A. H., frcm the hrrt day Of November 20
ing herein, placing any dirt nth. gsrbass, or othsr
or In any ttres lano or aoy. or open court ntef he
houro aboSs named shall bo subject 10 fuo moi le.s
than two moro than nye dollars. for each and eysr
ofence, to be impoeed by the Mayor. -
BY order ". II. SMITH, ..l'
NAY 10 - .-.---t 49," Clerk q Oounml
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16GS-67.


-. ~ - .7''. Wilmington Market :. ii
I WILMINGTON June 1.4Tho market to-day has ruled
unusually quiet for all descriptions Of country produce
and tho fonewlhs are Al Tho aalea wo can bear pi:
6ba changed hands NJ SJ SIS for yir
gin and 5ell9T DIP; md g for hard Ier 2so lbs;
sfsinoi common. Is rs fof 10 IS 4Ssd iaS for
NO. a 9no y o' iof pAe,a .ii<a.,I -. q. ~. t
...,.s. .i.t,, baltimore Market, it,'-''' ;-,-i
BALTIMORE. MnJ aG-GoyrHr-The ,de1nnnd for
Rio has been rather Light and confined mostly to honis
wluts prices arc .lso lower FOR all grades Of oe Icop
prime which H scarce Wo report salos Of 1000 btgs eI
Redwtng 1000 bags f1 snaner Merrmacf, at Now York
and 5000 bags OF bark Adelaide all tarms not tans-
prd; 800 bags ADELAIDE, II CENTS gold In bond; 100
bags common at iox cants In bonl 500 bags In lots at
1ials,t cents. gold. duty paid Nothing doing In 10.
gn.y.s or other descriptions, e1ospt small lo from
second nAnds ~ d: 10. IN: Z. a.. u ~. -a-is-
FLoun.-Tho market has been iery heavy ami ddll the
past week though, owing to the continued Light receipts
aud sock prices nomlnslly maintained yea 10 cncct
R,cs, concessions have 10 ba made 10 buyers we have
only to report lOO hb Howard Street Extra st si 6b 800
bbs Oily Mills Spring Wbost EITa At sl2 7sais; 100 bbs
oHard Street Super at I'll 67 $50 bbls con non do st
s0aIo bo 400 bbIa CITY mills Family terms mot trans
pred Rye Flour 10 also dull and nominal 90 50as 76
Corn MealSales Of 800 bbs city ground reported at
IS e0quota attha cloee OF IS 60a5 TO- We rcyte tho
ATkl 4, ~tSakn TaIf IL.
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,GcargetatNn nInrket.

dEoRaErowNs s. o., sbIay -coTTos-No s4les b
report this wenk We quote is 10 acc, dutios not pd.
.CoRSEWeqdotejs1SN .tt
T1ABEn-hbout 1i0 sticks sold during tho week. ",
quote from l015 to 14o per cubic foot. :
T6RrKhfnsEtiNo hrittAi! :Wc quote Virgin dip $S 20
Yellow dip 81 $50 lba 70 Eho Dbl. ,ll t..r..I -
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DRUGS, chemicals, ETC.

.trensth was IN her step. and In her h,ad,-PIiSTl
1os brrrEns."
8. T.-1860--X.
A fow bottles OF PLANTATION DrrrKRs
Will cure Nervous Hesd.che.
Ssa sonsoh and sPs pad hsTs.s nra.h D'
F1atuIency aud Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Bhort breath.
Palm over tho Eyca-
:, Mental Dospondency;
% sallow Complexion, wOat Bowels, 80
~n'0n hVER W M GoMsIsT sasHsIfii AND DYspEps1
II IL estimated that OF all adult aiiments
:eeTotion. of liver o7erhowink into tho stomach pol
son tho sntfo sy.tem and e1hibit the above symptoms
remarkable euro for those horrid nightmare diseases
tho world has produced. Within year over si
PlLrrI1oa Brrrxns and not an instance Of complaint
hls como 10 our knowledgel 1890 q t,.
II is most eHactuh tonic ana agrooable stmulan
suitod To all conditions OF Life. :.
Tho reports that Il relies upon mineral substances 70
action oi sha public and that patient. M may ns oon.ai
their physicisns, We append List OF is oomponsnts
yos1s In ue treatment OF FSver aud Asus, Dy.psp.is
Weakness eto It was introduced Into Europe by the
4ervAr. sold BY tho Jozuits for As enormous prioe Of
III own te<iph IN fper under tho Of Jcrs Pro
q France nanbodt sussss especial Reference g s r.
feSHlaso qualities during 81. South American Mavea
DAHplIlo1-For inhamm alton Of tho lolns and drop.
ohinoHu.l FLowrns-For enfsehled digestion.
LAyEnDrn ,FLowI1s--Aromsti .tiunlAnt and tonlo-
n'shs assGasE a .sssas Gass .o
An1M-An Homstio e.Epinatlye; erosung heuh,
Also eove-bhds, orange GATEWAY, 0Orisnaor. sn,is.
s. T.--1ss0..-.X.
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Row York Market.

Tho Now York Evening ToH Of Thursday, May 3oth.
BayR: f ILL.,; t-.,i.'.'.l
Tho loan market Is easy 6a7 per cent and thore ia
fair demand for accommodation call. Commercial
paper Ia duI choice bills pass easily at 8tSa7 Other
grades arc carefully scrunzed and havo currency at
Bal2 per cent. - ....a -.. -
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aOTTHCHALR,

Ieonsidat ohiokerins sons' Pianos superior to any
In tho world.
They unrvalsd f4 th cir rngtns qualities and for
the Harmonious roundnoss their tono. Fhore In q
perfect hornogeney throughout Al tho reglters. Tho
upper NOTES remarkable and purify
which do not ind 10 any oher instrument whlle The
bAse dstnSuished for power without harshness and
for magnificent sonority.
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PORT" CALENDAR.
oonSrcTRp wEIILY.'

PHiars OF fm NOON.
Now II. I'd, Oh. Ann! morn Full II. 16h l1h. SIrn eyeu
Rirat 9Th. LII. Inn. NON Lest 2s,h Oh ana morn
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. P. E. DRAKE q CO.. New York.
sIhlILIA siniILIBUs CURANTUR!
HOnROPATHIC sPEClFIcs

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
CIAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE E1pE.
d n1EN0E, entire success, 6lnaple-PromptLRn
client s9a ReiIsbla They sfe tho only medionet per
cannot be falds In usns thnni 10 harmless a. 20 Be
iee froIn Danger and so efficient to be Always rslA
ola They hhvs raised tho highest snakhon from
IN. and viii slw.ysreudcr aatisfAotioiL
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA Juno Ii--cot otIbE.NTferu has bscn q good
demand to-day and considerable cotton waaisoldi hf
about yes crlayH poes 2ia25 for good style Of hid
dinss In the afternoon the market improved but very
ow sales made Saies OF tho day amounted 10 $50
b.es follows IA at 10; at al; % at 2o at -; log
Mt a. ct 24; 6S at @ and bales at 25T Recepts, 10
balee. s'f-sf.....'', j. f.
1877. s.1I / :.t-..
sILvEn-Brokers buying at lao aud selling st1sl
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MARINE NEWS.
!. POnFioR on HARLH 8 TO T..

.TArflvsd. Saturday. , IN
sohr Wsring. Smith; New Yost, dAys, hay md
BtIw. TO W Roach and q Quafter1aAster.
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TnALBERa.

consider Chie5ertng b Coma Pianos, beyond oou.
pxfison, the beat have In America
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Q A r d.

10 with feelings Of pride American manufacturers
that publish tho following toatimonals yhioh hsys
been received by recently:
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$4,000 PIANOS.

10 tho construction Of which hey INTRODUCED ayery
knewn aud valuable improvement They hive lnvAris.
biy been lolected end used BY all OF tho worlds 90
kHocedoed great Artists who have vtsed this country
professionally, both for priyats and public uss,
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N. and sin slv,ys render sat1ssotiOiA :
s '''' Worm: osessssa wsas
IS. :" .Cryias Collie. or Tes.hins Of L.
pisashsa a.a si GIiidi:a or iari:s.!!. = 3
oReis.s GolsPas,s sPias' Nsasoa. Snso. SnS VS@i =
!" q; Con shi ocId:. B;cachii: .:...:::
!" Q. /" i NsuraIHia,. :TeothIoho. Fseosnhs,. ..
So Headaches. aisk Hasdsahs,i ,ivarssa. -
I. /" 10 Z" = Dyspepsia, Bilious Stnmhoh......
IL, =" Bappressed, or Painful PeTiodl..:.
u, " Whftes.- too protnse periods. 10
II, Group, Cough, Dimcult Breathing!. a
~ q salt hhoum, En-, sipeIss, Rrsptons. Is
H. H-RheHHatfGna, Rheumatic Palms,.
10. -.Ii.. R4ser aud Aguo, ohm Fever.
II. pics. Blind or i:diis.. 6i.cdina. 8
10, Op,hAlmy, and sore OF weah Rye,. 20
io, Cata--h; Aouts or Chronic. Inau-
So wsoopin9 Cough. yiaisn. oousii G
" n, % Aathne. oppreaied Bresthing...... %
- "a. y" Ear DfseharGos, Impaired Hear
n senoTai.: Ini.rscd aiinai. s.:ii ~ -
.a asnsf.i B:SiIii;. fi;;i::i Ws.ine:; g g
DroP.y and soanty Beerosions....::. 20
- Bsa sick ness. siainon from Rid. :
-" s.EsssS. kaSs:S SsSis Sss;sis, a;:s; s:
hons, Ipvolnntary discharges Il 90
70, I" "Bore Mouth Canker. ............., 90
%. " Urinary. Iheohttnense, wettns
"u. p.infai iod .''s:i';iii c;:n 1fis
n I" suasr. .t change Of lie.
%. SS, - Epile pIY, 6pasms, at Yltus Danoei.OO
d. DIptheria, Jloerztsd sore TroAt... %
T.. FAMILY CASES.
. Wall morocco csse and book. .,sioo.
70 large 7ialn, Ia morocco and book. .......... dG
10 boIos mos. 70 f6) and book.............. Ieo
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany eases 10 vtAls.. .&lo.H
nn9lo ms sMH aiioeHons; Leo
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IA smile WAS on her up-heaith was In her Iooi
ToH brrrERs."
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8. T.-1S80..-X.

Another wonderful IngrodIont Of great uio among
tho Spanish ladies' uf South America, imparnB beantJ
TO tho complexion and brilancy to tho mind yet IN.
known TO tho commerce Of tho world. and We Withhold
itz name for the present,
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Among tho ehiofpolnts Of eIceenoe Of tho Uhieisr.
ing Pianos Of which speak the renounsd Arsts
congfstustory testimonials to Che Aessrs Chictering,
tone. combined with rare Drlilianoy, elearnoss and
perfect es6nneAs throughout Tho entiro scale; and,
sboss AL surprising duration os sound tho pure and
aympathse guilty o. which ney4s changes undsr the
most dnllcato or powerfn touch. mn.
During the past this arm han manu-.
E.
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THALBERG's OPINION,
considor Chicforing d sons' pisnos beyond oopn.
parison, the beat have soen In Americs.
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Instrumen
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Mahogany casos, 10 vials. $50 u
dngle ytklls with dlrectious. LOO
A8These remedies, by the oaso or single boz. are
ant TO any part oitho county, BY Man Rtpfeks es
u ehafeA on fseeipt Of tho pz.ee AadEes: - .
HOMEOPATHIC hsDlDIRE COMPANY,
Once and Depot No: SB3 Brosdwsy; How York.
Dx. HutrH1x8A 81 nopIultod daily af hia iodlos per
sanA OF b. Inter- - above, for al forms OF dlselie
M, ,DOWIE & NOISE. wholesale Agents -
20 No. Isl MeeHng street,
-.-li ira- Oppoaito Chlrieston Hotel
w. A, BHRINE. IN
A: ". nUKEE 8 co., net.il Agents,
~: Ha sn krHoeTRxET.4 4th door abova MArtststL
ADr1l ~ ~ u, mvfSmo ono OhAfinsten, g. q
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yfAli morocco and book. .,1ioN
large 7aln, In morocco, and book. ........... dN
20 large Walls, plain case, and book .,......., soc
ID bo1os tNos. 70 f6 and boob. LEO
VETERINARY SPECiFICs,
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Coiorel risi.ts ease il. Buffalo.

UAAet'i Shis Dh1istio 1uiblASTClsti, ScHt.
Recently a petition by colored people,
asking permission to send their children
to other schools than that set apart for
them, was referred to the common eoun
ell committee on schools. The commit
tee reported that the council had no au
thnrity to grant the permission asked,
anu the report was adopted Notwiti,-
standing this action, the parents of the
children continued TO send them to the
schools, and yesterday Superintendent
Fosdiek wentsto districts Nos. III and ID
and ordered the eolnred children to
leave. This they refused to do, when
they were elected. This morning the
eolored children in No. 80 were also
elected by the superintendent. II il un-
derstoad that Sir. Fosdiek has adopted
this course in pursuance of the action Of
the council, and it Is runnored that the
parties considering themselves aggrieved
threaten to have him arrested aud a.
raigned before the United States Court
under the civil rights bill. The selool
set apart for eolored children, on Vine
street, will accommodate two hundred. |
we are told, though the average daily at
tendance is only about fnrty live.
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U Alta printers festival recently, the
following toast was presented: The
Printer-the master of all trades-he
beats the farmer with his Hoe, the car
penter with his rules, and the mason with
setting up tall columns; he surpasses the
lawyer and doctor in attending to his
cases, and beats the parson in the man-
agement of the "devil.'
RsSed.-On the sth instant Of yellow fever,
EVA HATHoGS, il the 18th year of herage, daugh-
ter of +. Hathorn and Amelia d. Todd.
In tie City OF Carrolton, OH the 18th, at
hall past e'coct A. M, AMELIA ToDD, aged 10
years, consort of F. Hathorn native of Louis taa
-At his residence, i'll this town, on the 10th
inst, Mr.. ISAAC HAYES, at the age of 60 years
and ten months.
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DEATH OF CHARLES NJ. BRADFoRD-Itis is but q
few days since that we met this gentleman in
apparent good health, and while we write, his
remains are being committed to the tomb Col
Bradford, however, was not q victim OF the epi.
demic now raging here, which attacks and does
1ts fatal work SO suddenly and SO quickly. His
disease was of a much more dangerous char..c-
ter--one that is the dread Of physicians
gestive ehills Col. Bradford was a man of quick
and impulsive temperament, but at the same
time OF generous disposition. lawyer BY
profession, he had held several public offices,
and among them that of District Attorney for
the Parish OF Orleans, the. duties OF which he
discharged with credit to himself, and to the
advantage OF the State-not being afflicted with
that excessive amiabiiity towards offenders
which sometimes charaeterizes prosecuting off,
GERS. lie Was also an officer of merit in the ,a1e
Confedcrate Army, having commanded regi-
menf OF Louisiana troops in the service Stationed
ut one time Ill Virginia, and latteriy, we think,
III this State. Two brothers OF the deceased re-
side in North West Louisialla,t one in Madison
Parish, and the ether IN 0uachita.-Bee, u th
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Telegraphic Dispatches.
from the N. O. Pieauuae. }

Washington, Oct. 10.-The great re
action in public sentiment and opinion
which the elections of the 9Th declare, has
delighted the President immeasurably
lie regards it as the confirmation of his
confidence in the people, which he has
always expressed. may say that both
parties are astonished at the grand re-
suits, unexpected by one and prayed fol
10y the other with a lively hope, but a
prudent doubt which could not be es-
| capped, in view of the overwhelming odds
! to be overcome.
The White House is again crowded by
citizens lavish of congratulations Con-
spicuous in the crowd is Gen. Sherman,
who appears to be no less enthusiastic,
though not SO demonstrative in paying
his compliments.
The Radicals admit that the defeat of
negro suffrage in Ohio is decisive Of the
fate OF the amendment in Maryland and
Kentucky.
The band of impeachers. it is the opin-
ion here, will very quietly let their
schemes drop, in the face of the impeach-
ment of themselves by the people, which
the elections of Tuesday have exhibited
The Judiciary Committee is in session,
considering the case of Mary land
whether that State has "a republican
government" Or not. imagine the in
quiry will be a prohtless one.
CORRESPONDENT.
New York, Oct. 10-The Tines spe-
cial is good authority for the statement
that the President has announced that in
view of the recent elections, he will make
some changes in his Cabinet.
The Worlds special says the friends of
the Administration are confident Of i'm
portant changes in the Cabinet, to be
followed by the wholesale decapitation
of minor officials. The President will
take Il stand which will astonish the
country. Thomas Ewing and Erastus
Corning are mentioned for the Treasury.
Seward will probably send in his resis-
nation from Auburn, and Reyerdy john
son can be his successor.
Washington, Oct. l1.-TheIe is moth
ing through regular channels or private
dispatches to change reports forwarded
at noon. Pennsylvania is regarded as
absolutely safe by the Democrats. while /
official count will be required to decide |
the Ohio goyernorship, the chances
slightly favor Hays.
Washington, Oct. 1.-THE Hartford,
Conn.,, Times says: This is the first time |
N I3 years that the Democrats have
'arried a majority of the towns in this |
State; we have gained over 90 towns
his fall.
Washington, Oct. I1.-Itis highly pro-
,able that the Cabinet, except Stanbery
md Welles will be changed: hut wheth +
II before or after the New York election
$ doubtful. The Democrats, however,
ire urging an early organization.
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THE GREAT REAcTIoN.--The National I,stel'i-
gencer of the l7th says:
To every mind not debased or debilitated by
power, or BY sympathy with power lawlessiy
and revolutionally exercised, the great reaction
which has taken place from California to Maine
wherever the public mind has had an opport uni
ty to show ITSELF and TO protest in thunder tones
against the usurpations and crimes OF "a reckless,
dominant Radical majority, must be a source of
unalloyed satisfaction. It has long been COM
ing, long been looked for with an anxious and
sometimes almost hopeless solieitude, long been
lost in the labyrinths of clashing and confused
political opinions; but it has come at last, and
with voice too distinct and too potent to be
or disregarded
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TO PROTECT THE INHABITANTS OF THE Togsny
OPELOUsAs FROM CONTAGIOUS OR ISFEcI1Ors mr.
EASES
L it ordained by the Board Of Police of n,
NIB Town OF Opelousas, that no person Jvtaa tas
outside OF the corporate limits of tl,, aioresai5
Town, shall be buried in either Celnc,erv or eiSa
where within the corporate limits If the sa;a
Town. without furnishing to the President ~
said Board the certificate of the ,hysi;.ian Vim
atteAded deceased during his or he, last lines
setting forth the nature Of the diseas. cf Which
the deceased died; said certificate to be approved
by said President, before burial
Sec. :. All Priests, Ministers Of the Gosne(
Sections or other persons engaged III luryirs
corrses IN violation OF the provisions ii this or
d:nanee, shall be liable to fine of not less than
One hundred Dollars -'A
y. Resolved, that this Ordinance Shall take effect
from and after its first publication.
Ordained September 21st, 1867
+. a KTEG,
President of the Board Vi Police.
Attest: JOS ID. RICHARD, Clerk.
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FLIES AND FLEas - Elle Louisville, XIV
cosrier gets ID the following, which will do ior
tllis meridian:
Oh. the fi+s, the beautiful aies!
0rnamentlhg & ou, apple pies;
In the cupboard and on the meat,
lin the house and on the street;
Around the sugar.bowi they swarm,
Beautiful dies can no harm.
WheTanpon the Siaadard. Of the Same city,
parodies In this way: S
Oh the fras The raacally f1eas. 81 u
That bite fellow whenever they please,
On arm. or leg. OF side OF back,
And catch 'enn yum can't, whatever yonr tact,
For when you think you've surely got EN-.
They are gone from your gassr aud fa-
gers, .dod 70. 'rsn. .
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IB we ask our readers indulgence for any
errors which nnight be contained In the present
number Of the CoUKIER, and the scarcity Of
editorial.
Owing to the absence of the editor and pub
Usher, and part Of the compositors, We are
naturally compelled to give a less quantity of
reading matter than usual; however, we are
not quite 50 bad OF yet, as that individual out
West, who gave the following apology:
The editor Ia absent, the foreman has fba
toothaehe, the devil is drunk and trying fa
drink lager beer out Of boot,jack, the press Il
out OF order, and we amt well ourselyes-so
please excuse q poor paper this week.
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