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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-30
NvxETARY & COMMERCIAL
IeW York Market.

! By Telegraph NEW YORK. August %.
| CORES = Dull and Dropping. sales 89i
bales II &c for middling uplands.@ u
FItR1 Recsipls 8, 23.O02 barrels bar and 2 80, 15G
SO barrels at s. 7oa7 n for superfine
/ Safe, and Western IS 5o@10 10 for extra
lIO 10 for shipping Ohio; SO 2091l so for
trade brands; 50 0O@14 90 for new St Louis:
California easier; sales, 80 barrels at SIP 90
@l3 70. Rye flour duh and lower; sales,
80 barrels at So S0@S 10. a@
WHIsKY-Quiet aud unchanged; sales,
400 barrels old in bond at 40c.
WHEAT-Receipts, 215,2lU bushels; dull
and -favors buy ers; sales, 20 500 bushels at
81 80 for amber Michigan; 81 2092 30 for
Is nj aie hhe Cen
RYE-A shade firmer; sales, $3.50 Bushels
at Il 40 ter inferior Westerns 81 56@l 81 for
State J ~ AABsAs n - n q
BARLEY AND MALr-Dun.
CORY Receipts II .s44 bushels; fairly ac-
tive; tc higher; tsaies, cI22.OoO bushels at
IL for uns oundssI l39Hl4for white West
ern.
OATs-Receipts. q ,l77; frmer; sales 81, 900
for new Southern, and z5@sOc for new
RICE-Nominal. DIES .-
~CoFFEE--SJeady but quiet. f.
SUGAR-Firn; sales $50 hhds. at 12c
for Cuba; Il55gl254c for Porto r co.
MoLAssEs- at 5o95lc; sales 700
HoPs-Quiet and unchanged
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dull at l2lzc in bulk |;
refined in bond firmer; sales LOO bbls. at
2Sc. t-f. - i-t'''
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales 300 bbls
at S23 O092S 80 for new Ipess; closing at
$23 10 for regular; others unchanged.
BEEF-FirIn sale S l25 bbis.
HAMS-Dull. Ls~i. 4iol9 r
BACON-Quiet and firm; sales 10000 lbs
rough sides l3@1314c; small lots of short
ribbed at 1314c. t'f tf th't
CUT MEATS Firm sales Ice packages at
at ll1z@1l34c for shoulders. rt..sl.s-.5l-t I
LARD s. eady; sales $50 bbls at l254l lie.
Enthusiastically at l1@e23c for Ohio. -
HEESE-Unchanged. cff
t.t LATESr-5 PM
FLoUR-Closed dull, heavy, and 1j@20c
lower. -
WHEAT-Qufet and nominally In buyers
favor. ~ e -lest .s1 s-
AYES lrce and steady at 81 As for West
ern.
OArs-Firm at 7oa7Ie for old Western,
and 73C18 &C for new OHIO. 4t3ea
CoRN-Dull at 81 ll@l l214c for good to
prime new mixed WESTERN 81 06 for South
ern do. rt
MESS PoRK-Firmer; sales of $50 barrels
of mess at S23 10 cash, closing with buyers
at S23 ~.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged t'f 81
CUT MEATs-Firm and in fair demand.
, BACoN-Steady. ,.. .y .-s-..s s...t
LARD-Qu1et at 1870 1879 for stea M and
l31s@l4c for kettle-rendered. i-i-'.iD z. ~
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RI Fl r. N e w S
For other. Rauer, Items see Seventh Page.

{. For other Rioer Items see Seventh Page.
LOUISVILLE, August 29.- River swelling;
6 feet 3incheS in canal.
The river was reported stationary last
night .....TheI James Gray, from Green
River. and the Palestine, from Louisville,
were the only arrivals last evening". The
CharIner left for Cairo with good trip.
.........The Palestine had a good trip out,
and left about midnight Jesse Jackson,
the inimitable clerk, and Sam. Ouerback-
er, her grocery keeper, who have
been rusticating at West Baden, are
again aboard. looking hale and
hearty. Jesse is In the office, and Miles
d. Warren has gone 10 the rural districts
to enjoy fresh air and leisure. ...-..A dis
patch from the Mary Erwin assures us
that she will return to Cairo this evening.
Henning, Hubbs & Co, will receive freight
for her at any hour to-day---.-....The Cora
s. will not be down till this evening".
Capt. j. v. Throop, Of the Mayhower, is
rusticating at the Crittenden Springs.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. aug. %.
CoFroS-Duil; receipts $50 bales; sales,
81 bales OF low middling at 26c.e Z ~
SUGAR AND ASSES-Nominaify I'M
changed
FLoUR-Duu; superfiue, So; choice, sl2 80
ola 90.
CoRN--SheIled, firm at 81 p. Er
OATS Dropping; closing at &C q = i'tA 3,
I1ARD-Firm and unchanged
PoRK-Ffrm. and held at an advance OF
SOC ~ - -
BAcoN-sho uIders, lssxc; and clear sides
l734c; supply light
GOLD-14l11 4talil]1 tt .fl.s. n
STERLING-53@55k tE.
n. Y. ExCHANGE-15c premium
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Chicago Market.

I RY telegraph ,,t CHICAGO, August %.
,otI La2g q and active Spring extra,
HEAr--SprinF, active and I15m3c hfeh-
er; sales of No. l at 81 Tlal 40; No.2. 81 So
g! q; closing at 81 1919 for No. /, and s. 621z
al. % for No. 2: Winter, quite firm No.
red, 81 05; No. , do, s. .7~1n1 r '-f
CORN = Moderately aetive;g No. L. Sfc
higher; No. 22z93c higher; sales OF No. /,
964,9Tc; No :. 50 z9t90s4c.a - -.
4 OATS loseti steady AZ isc. Da1.fse st4
RyE-Eirm. active. and hig her; sales of
NO, at 81 O3gel O6; No. 2, SI(gl 05; closing.
at outside price. 'i' i'''' - ~
BARLEY-Active, and S@4c higher; No. 2.
81 05Gl 10. = 80 y
Mess PoRK-Dull and unsettled at SIS 50.
LARD-More active at l2tlc.i - NJ
BEEF CATrLE-Dull and 25c lower; ST I2J5
at Is for fair to good shipptng-,
H0tScActfve and firm at Sc l56a6 40 for
good to choice. snolfQI135dn1 vit40 aGE
SHEEP Dull and dropping rom bag
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New york Dry GOODS Market.

By Telegraph NEW York, August %.
Market heavy. r rain storm prevailed
throughout the day. which seriously inter-
fered with an active trade; still, d good
business was being transacted, and prices
are generally frm-some styles, in fact,
are firmer, such as Oriental Prints, which
are sold largely abe I'd at Age, are now
advanced to 15c. Other makes of Prints
LANES are selling at 45c and fine -woolens
in novel and fancy designs are much
sought after, both for cloak ings and men S
wear. at 81 25(a3 90 for narrow, and 81 SOC
o. for double width wool and silk mix
lures but inferior wooIens are only NOV
ing slowly anu at lower prices. Plain and
colored styles of Cottons are firm and in
good request. . ---- 80
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New York Gold and Stock Market

By Telegraph ~' New YORK, Aug. g.
CODA trifie lower, opening at l4155
and closing at k1569l41s4. :
Exports to-day ST, 425.
GOVERNMENTS shade better; coupons
of 81 l11Z; do, 90, I1a7< do. "a, I99ls do.
'65, 11e5s do new, los1s; August 1905 1O7
June and July 1917.
SrocKs-Quiet and without material
change.
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Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, August %.

BY Telegraph-l MEMPHIS, August %.
CorToN-Quiet at 2f1zC925c. lMen
FLoUR-Super at 81 50@S %. a#
CoRN-Whole range at 81 l0@l Is.
OATs-At 65@70c y A
: HoGs-At 20S 23c. I- rratoE al
PoRK-At S26. &c. -nrF H
BAc0N-shoulders at I31z@l4c; clear sides
at 17tgl71ac., e-ttH- --3t-9@ -a
LARD AT 1314914c. -.....f. -.--- -.-.f ,...
g HAMS-At 2fMZ3c.
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FOR RENT.

ITO LET-ROOM "A nicely furnished
IL front room, with board. on Sixth
Street between Main and Syeau&ore. In
quire of j. H COLEMAN, at the Auction
House, No 81 Main Street. Lau2S dts
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. August %.
ToBACCo-Sales- Is hhds. leaf tobacco
Tugs advanced TO 81 00d6 90; leaf 81 '00d25
the latter for Owen and Hart Counties leaf.
at 81 00911 90.
I, -WHEAT-Unsettled: al 81 1291 Is. . p.
-CORN-DeIivered at 81 90.
RYE-At 81 IS.
OATs-At.5 s9s60c in bulk.
SUGAR-Tew orleans at lj8l51zc; refined
advanced sc. r- g0EF 2 S F.'&.Gzs. p
CorToN-At. 24G924lsc. isl .,s e,e4 -.
MESS PoRK-Shouiders lG>9e $ fancy hams
aI9c packed ..t4l..I ~ llIiTr .a-l- - l-
LARD-At 1234c.. .. .ts aHf sy'~-i
WHISKE- In bond Soc. sefJH- Hat-. %
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Stove Foundry for Sale
AT AUCTION.
kryHE UNDERsIGNED WII.I. Sci

L. at public auction, at two O'Clock M
on the 5th day of September, 1867, atnls
Stove Foundry Buildings. on Franlin
for four and half years, with privilege
OF i've more, on said buildings ans lot
Said LOT IS 100 feet front by 600 feet is sf
deep, with a shed attached 20 by o . 81
Also, F. undry Fixtures and StocDSo
s1sting of Boiler and Engine, CupolI aIe
Patterns, Tools, once Furnitur Scaap
Iron, Lumber, Coke, &C., Sc t., been
fixtures are all new. and haveaOott ve 10. 4
Gated, and have excellent water 1vl eges.
Sale positive. Terms cash. OF iui'iioi
particulars address
au9sa1a ,@2tJs Mt Is Es1;svilie. ind,
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st. Louis Market.

BY telegraph .ogsr. LOUIS. August o.
ToBACCQ-Unchangedr 4aft1
HEMP-1nacLive at 2Sc, and no quotable
CHANGE isW II :
FLoURzSteadyJ and quiet. at. ssas 50 for
extra; S99a9 50 foESdouble do; sll9l1 70 for
treble do: S12912D for choice, 49,
iisWHEAT+Heavy and a little irregular.
but 7nOto quotat,ly VI ehangesi; I red and white
O. q ls IS y far AND good fall s2e2 10;
/ 9 0oRS IDet ned SORE white nta65aIO7.
.OATS- SLOW at i71e214c.q aloD shl mon
d, iBBYE1Ibirm at = l1el l6oY vol .t8sli1
&. MESS PoRfcDAt 81 5es clear sides 16szc:
Shou Qefs 1885, sugar cured hams 20c.It ssl :
WHISKY-FiTm at 50 10, free. ~ 81 fiv5
> hREc'EIPTs-FioJir 8, S26 bbls; wheat 10. 465
sacks; corn 1900 sacks; barley $50 sacks
rye ~ STICKS ...A.rtA L [fInT
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WANTED.

-YANTED -STON ECUTTERS.- Il
" want half n dozen stonecutters to
work at White River Bridge. on the r. d
G. Railroad, three or four weeks, where
good workmen can earn from six to eight
dollars day Call at the Railroad Office,
corner of Main and Water streets
G. G.. GENUNG.
Engineer and Paymaster T. x G. r. r.
aug dot
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roR sALE-BUsINEs4.A Mer Si an
disc Stock and BUSES Ind Address
stating real name an5capitai TOT InVsss-
ment, Post-Office Driver 3D. iasSdaf'
Ind. JyoVutL-
nor SALE-HO5SE-Oneo rleK hoase;
- two stories hiSa, seven rooms goou
cistern. brick stabl' and wood-sfIed. got A
by $50 feet, situated in a goso p.sfN Oh the
city, for sale cheaT
One Farm for ,ale or efchange for city
property. 4 I ad Hs6ol'
Twentv Houses and tots for sale
NJ. RULEY,
Ral Estate Agent.
Tbtr,4 c+ree+ Esq. Emery s -ofice).
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Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name
of THOMAS RQMER, sen.s of Scott TOWN.
ship, as q candidate for the Office of Conn
missioner of Vanderhurgh County at the
ensuing October election.
As Mr.. Bower would not desire to sran
without the general endorsement of his
friends. hissnafn e Will be sub4f1i wed to the
Convention 10 be held September thu
8 tEen..s1o1se a TH0USAND VOTERS
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Dissolution of Co Partnership.

Dissolution of CO. Partnership.
rTyHE COMPREHENSIVE HE r E.
style of Cross q Crofts was dissolved on
the 18th inst. by mutual cSnsent. a.
EBENEZER CROSS.
-~s-l@ F JAMES GROFTS.
The business will be cor tinued at the
old stand by ia MES. CROFTS, who, thank
full for the liberal patronage heretofore re-
In. retiring from business temporarily,
the undersigned returns, thanks to aube-
raj public, and solicits a continuance of
the same liberal patronage to his late part,
ner, Mr. James Crofts. who continues the
business. EBENEZER CROSS.
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LOUIS AIESZER-

CHARLES STARK, LOUIS MESzRR.
TAFSK e MEN ZER, lealerS n
- SECONDHAND CLOTHING NaF
~ No. south second Street. so f..,fs-.s
.- VII - Bet. Main aud Locust .al
Evansville, Ind.
Cleaning and Securing done to order.
r. NIB. Liberal prices paid for Second
hand Clothing Gd - -isi lau20 d3m
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-~~FoR CoMMoN PLEAS JUDGE
Weare authorized TO an no unce Norris s.
Johnson as a candida e for Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas for the LIST District,
composed of the counties of Posey, Gibson, !
Vanderburgh, aud Warrietz, at fhevnsxf
October election- - Z 4 II \
a L.. ROBINSON Is a candidate for
IA Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
IN the First District, composed of the coun-
Ieseof Posey, yanderbnrgh, Gibson, and
tWarrick. jyS dtf
Editors Journal-Announce me to the
people of the District as a candidate Tor
the office of Prosecuting Attorney. q .
[rrF 80 -IEf( tWEHA BROW
Mt. Vernon, Ind, July 1, 1867. jy8
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF..
We are authorized 10, vannOTnce the
name OF ALEXANDRA DARLING as a
candidate for reelection tc the office of
sheriff of Vanderburgh County, subject to
the deeisienSof inc Union SCons ention, if
one is held,
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VYYE RESPECTFULLY CALL AT.
WE good 3D1 .IeG- S-i- ~ ~
tention to our large stock of Ladies' and
Childrens' Hats. We have just received
from New York City, new Dress Goods, In
AIpacas, Grenadines, DeLains, Linen
Goods, Ginghams, Lawn, Chambray and
Crepe Marez, Capimeres, Cottonades, Linen
Painting and Coating. -
New lot of White Goods, Jaconett, Main
sock, Swiss, Irish Linen, and a large va
riety In Ladies' and Gents Linen Hand
kerchiefs. Our stock of Hosiery comprises
large variety, bought low, and will be
sold cheap.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, in Silk,
Cotton, and Scotch Bingham. We have,
and will keep large assortment
New goods bought by our house in the
market with special view to the interest
of our customers. We will receive here
after daily, and call the attention of all
people to come and examine our stock
and prices.
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- Jl2coB II. MILLER, Tobaecon ist..., Of, Ey-
ansyifie is a candidate for the Sheri fatty
-ofYanderbnrgh County, subject to the de-
eision Of cooventaon >and his friends
Z RCI fhouskS AK 1oREspofsks.
1,L1 xAfIE HIM kMR
o candidate for Reelection to- the Office of
Prosecuting Attorn ey for The 18th D judicial
Circuit at the coming eiection. .no
W. P. HARGRA VEa
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SATURDAY NJ IL, 1867.

the same time, sheds its lustrc upon the barren
hills Of the old North State while veteran
hero and jaded traveller, wcaricd and worn, is
seen jogging along his way southward; in the
sweet hope of soon seeing her, whom above all
others he loved most devotcdly.
Twelve months had elapsed since he had be-
held the idol of his heart. Yes that night
just twelve months before, Wallace Timrod, ON
the threshold Of her fathers house, pressed
lily-whitc hand to his lips and brcathed upon
it in accents Of love .EireucV" The sigh
that followed that parting, was drawn from the
very depths of his sorrowing heart. Pcfhaps
he might never see her again The din Of
muskctry and the cannon's rear were unplcas-
antly associated i'll tho mind OF Wallace Yimrod
with the sweet tones of lIary's voice in these
parting moments. Never before did he view.
with feeling SO akin to reluctance .cvcrytkin"
that pcrtaincd to war. But the tocsn had
sounded to summons him from, his short respite
OF twenty days, and in obcdcuce to its call
and the cause Of honor and hcetlo.a, he left
.".er. whose gentle voice above all others was
,.n,,. ,s. musical to his car, and which it irked
him soTclY to hear srcak ..:::'t 'orced farewell.
But tonight, the Sigh that rcllded his con-
slant heart justtwolvc months ao, is !y: ,: ::!t
of i'll the blessed liberty Of soon returning to
tho presence Of his fair bctrcthed Though
weak from his clcsc confinement in The hospital,
strong desire prcdonlin,tcd over lis physical
debility, and lie prosecuted his course onward.
until the vertical position Of the plciadcs.
warned that The night was half spont Silent
ly he laid himself down in the leaves by the
road side to rest till morning. An old o;,k log
formed his pillow, while the can,ry of hq:.ycn,
bcdcckcd with its starry gems, was his only
covering. After rcsisnin:s himself to lie .ncr-
cy of God, Wallace closed his eyes III slun:bcr
Owing to the feeble condition OF his health
and the complete exhaustion from his long
march, he slept soundly until the sun cane
peeping in his wan face, when lie awokc and
commenced his journey again.
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[composcd Expressly for the orangcburg News !
Woodland Heights.
A ROMANCE OF THE
D A 81 S O e g 5.
by PAYSAN.
CHAP. III.
by pAYs.AN.

might wraps her sable mantle DER the sky, and
pins it with star
Yes! 1t is night, ard Mary and Kate arc
seen vending their way back to their homes
amid the continual chirping of the katydids,
which throng the hedges on either side of their
winding path. Arm in arm they walk slowly
along, rciteratins past scenes, and dwelling
with enthusiasm upon the happy associations
of their younger days. The stars, those "gcms
of evening, which were set forth in the firna-
ment to be for signs and for scasons," are
twinkling in countless numbers, while Luna
rides i'll majestic grandeur, Queen of the cthc-
real vault. The busy hum and buzz of day
have been hushcd and natures objects shine
i'll tho silvcry moonlight, while perfumes of
swcct-scentcd woodland flowers arc ever and
anon waited on the wings of gentle zcphyrs,
that stir among the leaves.
And here let us leave these fair ones and
seek for Wallace. That little star that guides
Mary and Kate along their winding path, at
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CHAP. ".
head piece

head-piccc.'
Three days more elapsed, and Wallace found
himself in the city OF Columbia in Sou,h
Carolina. Complete exhaustion had now over
come him, and he found himself reducc,l 10 the
necessity Of remaining here a few days, in or
der to be able to resume his journey.
1t was here that he began to ypl the norti.
flying result of the war. lie had never bcoi.
able before. to conceive fully the evil dcsi 4s Of
the enemy. Eut here, the cnorri;y OF tha,
spirit, which had invaded the South, with ar.oi,
and all the appliances of destruction, looncd
up before him in all It's horrible proportions
Columbia, once the capital and pride OF
South Carolina now the wreck Of It's former
beauty and prosperity, lay stretched! out before
him, Il mass of smoked and tumbln;. walls
From one end of Main street to the other. on
either side, waste and dcsoaticll proclaimed the
nhumanity and vindictiyrnc:s OF III i..s,t.,e
enemy.
At length. folding his arms and taking :.
cursorv view Of all embraced w;.!,;! tie circle
OF his vision, Wallace turned away from the
prospect impressed to the fullest extent with
the meaning Of the scntcncc-Si,. jy,nMt gloriu
maaM.
His surrey completed, lie now sets out in
pursuit of an habtablc abode \ few rr,e
domciIs in the oht-skirts Of the citv. lad Is
capped the rtvagcs Of the con!lagratiom. Spying
these, he directed his course thi;hcr. Soon he
came i'll full view Of Il group Of five on six.
Selecting the best looking Of the number. he
approached the gate in frunt of Il. and rave
three raps. In Il few niomcus, IA respectable
looking Old mu.,.tto woman mad. her appcar
ancc.
''say, aunty, who lives here p intcrrog.tcl
Wallace
Me, sir, Rcbccca Johuson z" replied Ike
old woman.
Are there amy white residents il your
ncighborhood -
'No sir; all moved out Of town. replied the
old woman.
Debility and exhaustion had expelled from
the mind OF Wallace Iinrod all ideas of las.i
diousncss; 50 he pressed upon the Kindness of
he old woman TO admit him wthin licr hospi-
table doors, for Il few days, or until nc could
gain sufficient strength, to be able to resume
his journey
After making some apologies abou. The
scarcity OF! provisions &c. Mrs johnson yield
cd, and for the first time in his life. Wallace.
improved the opportunity Of sharing the llosp-
talitics Of negro cabin.
The old woman, unable TO comprehend the
|
novel relations, about to DO established by The
Introduction Of white man in her house. and
fearing too, that she would be committing Il
breach OF propricty, by giving him choice Of
] the kitchen, at lcn.th rs they arrived at they
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PUBLIC OFFICERS.
sORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

OnpIXARY-p. A. McMichacl
CoMAIssIoSEh IN EouITY-V. D. v. Jamison
CLrRK oP CounT-Joscph F. Robinson.
SnEnIr1-J W. II. Dukes.
ConoSEn-C. b. Glover.
Itx Uo.Lsnrons.--O Orange Parish.-P w. Fairy.
st. Matthews Parish.-W: II. Dantzler.
Assr. Assessor u S. REvESUE.-Georgc W.
Sturgeon.
AGENT ron SrAMrs, &c;LP. v. Dibblc.
MAo1srnArEs-Thomnsp r. Stokes, w. r. Tread
well, A. J. Gaskins F. w. Fairy, David L. Connor,
J. II. Fielder, Levin Argoe r. w. Dannclly, Z. A.
Price, W. L. Ehncy, ]. D. Prickct Samuel T. Moor
eF, c. g. Glover E. g. Holman, p. C. Buyck, F. NJ.
Wanpamnkcr, D. o. Tindull
COMMISSIONERS TO APPROVE SEcunlTIEs-J G.
Wannamaker, James Stokes D. r. Barton, Adam
Smoke, A.. D. Frederick.
COMMISSIONERS PUBIC BurLplSGs-Wm. NJ.
Hutson, Harpn Riggs, E. Ezekiel, Joseph p. Har-
ley, F. II. W. Briggmapn
CoSsdIssIoSERs OF RoADs-Orangc Parsh-Wcst-
Icy HoaseF, F. W. Fairy, Samuel III. Fairy, Samuel
G.sFair, F. Livingston, W. S. Riley, Westlcy Cutler
II. c. .Wannamakcr, n L. w. Sistrunk, II. Living
ston James Stokes, j. D. Knots, r. p Antlcy, John
s. Bowman, J. L. Moorer W. c. Moss, Lewis Ga
TICK, y. n. on, .. II. v Cam, Ellison Connor, John
Brodie, ]. G. Guignard, Jacob Cooncr, George
Byrd, ]. T. Jennings David Dannclly.
COMMISSIONERS OF RoADs-St. Matthews Parish
c. g. Darby, W. c. Hanc, NJ X. Holman, Andrew
Houser, J. A. Parlour, e. T. Shuar, ]. L. Parlour,
Owen Shular, T. G. Shular, W. L. Pou, j. W. Sell
lers, r. W. Bates, j. W. Barbour, Augustus Avin-
ger, F. W. Avingcr, j. D. Zeiglcr, NJ. J. Keller, ].
c. Holman.
COMMISSIONERS OF FREE ScnooLs-Orangc Parish
David L. Connor, J.. r. NIhous, Henry N. Sncl
John Jordan, N. C. MILESTONE John Inabinct Dr.
0. N. Bowman, Samuel Dibbc.
Parish-Pctcr Buyck, ]. H. Keller, Wcstlcy Houscr
John Riley, j. IT. Fielder, Adam Holman
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-05-11
PSYCHE.

The cook Of one ofthc colleges at Cambridge
was lately ordered into the room to receive q
lecture, Tor scndng up dish that appeared
dirty, IN which there was calfs head. Tho
COOK denied the charge, and looking at tho
person who made tho complaint, said, .sI beg
your pardon, sir; the dish is so clean that you
may see your face in it," Z.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-05-11
P o EFT r Y
[ [From the Darlington Southerncr.]
May. I
DY G. q. pOYAs.


Who is this that comrtli
Tripping up this wny?-
Glanoing in tho sunshine, =. -
Flashing meath its ray,
Il. Like nymph Of Fsery-
Airy bright and gay?
Chilly dance her tresscs
With tho wavy air;
Gcmmcd with dew the roses
Holding them with care,
In their sweet embraces,
From her forehead fairi
Quivcring i'll the sunlight,
Sparkling in the rill, -
Glancing OH the river ~
by the rustic mill;
Ii.. sweet influences
Doth all nature i.... M
When her snndalcd footprints
Brush the dcwy mead,
Song birds liquid music
Pour upon her head;
lind fresh flowers leap upward
From their fragant bed!
Lo her smile celestial
Brightcns all tho mir;
Makcth this terrestrial
Beam an Eden fair;
Emblem of the regions
Where the Angels are!
Maidcns! haste to meet her
Ere she fits away
ouths!-with g:rlands greet her
For she will not stay;
Yo shall miss her presence
From your path some day
Children! fill your aprons
With the flowers that spring
Where her sweet 'brcgtk tloatc,h
Zephyr OIL the wing .
And her pcrfl,mcd darlings =.
BACK upon Hcr fllES.
+ Wake tho slumbcriag echoes
With your Voices gay,
Till they ring chorus
Like sweet bells ut play;
Or the merry laughter
OF some sylvan fay.
Who is this that comcth
In the silvery sheen
or the dewy morning;
Clad in robe of green,
Crowned with budding blossoms.
Like Facry Queen?
'Tis the farcs! daughter
or the ilowcry Spring;
Lovclicst Of the Graccs
That around her cling:
Mny-thcn haste to greet her
And herpraises sing.
Ask of her n blessing
Ere she hics away
Heart forever keeping
Joyancc Of the May;
Bosom where her flowers
Bud and bloom for aye.
Quivering III the sunshine;
Sparkling in the spray
OF ii silvcry shower
Tripping up this way,
Through the arch of Iris