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SUFFERING IN THE COUNTRY
-WALTEnpono'. q. a. Mov1a 1se

4
Editor Daily Ne,cs ask a small spnco IN Won,
columns to coll attention to few facts with rafor
| ehce to the distribution of corn among tho ind
CONT OF our country which seem to have escaped
| tho notice Of those who havo initiated measures
| tor reliof. Contrary to tho usual aim Of philan.
| throphy; /. has boon thought necessary to aid
only those who, from any cause unable, in tho
disturbed condition Of our industr. al system. TO
procure bread for themselves and thor families.
OF course it Is important that the destituton OF
this cnss OF our citizon should DO reliovod but IL
is mistake to suppose it solely important to con-
fer charity upon such, whilo largo and respect
uble working class, upon whose onorgies and ulti.
mato SUCCESS our country is dopcndont for
| subsistence no1t year, are suffering the keonest
torturcs Of hunger ovory day. Thousands Of thcse
nre working daily withou. broad, and trusting TO
somo unforeseen circumstance, which oven the
imagination cannot defno. for means Of support
until tho next harvest. Tho nero fact Of their be-
ing abo to work, and OF our dependence upon
them, makes IL OF paramount Importance that their
sufferings bo rolioyod AZ speedily as possible
These people before tho war were living compara-
tiyely in state Of case, and it is from no lack OF
energy or industry on their part that they have
been thus rcducod
hive travelled extensively through oil parts OF
this District, md acquainted myself thoroughly
with the condition ofthe people, and state facts
which are known to mo whom say that hunger, as
pestilonce, is desoiating our lands; like q
cloud it haa obsoured the sunshine Of thousands OF
homes, and unless holp comes from abroad to tho
atDring classes OF the District and State the ros-
poets arc that famine will ensuo which It may task
the philanthropists Of tho world to conquer; for
it is manifest TINT those people not labor with
out food; and bosidos the retinue OF evils which
will follow In tho wake Of starvation sicknesB and
death, would dishoarton tho ysriest ,Iisanthropoo
that over contemplated with smiles the terrible
ravages OF human dislress. - A..
respectfully call tho attention OF tho authori.
ties to theso facts that thoy may tho proproty
OF relaxing tho rule which excludes tho laboring
class from participation in tho benefits OF thoir
charity, and to show the necessity OF timely re-
iefif thoy would accomplish any real good in our
midst. l.:s ri.rG 'g t2,LEONIDAS
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Mexican News.

NEW YonK, hIay 15.-The steamer Columbia has
arrived from Havnua bringing dates TO the 11th.
= imperial reports from Vera Cruz state that, tho
ldberals had been repulsed from Quoratar,).I md
wer. being driven to San Luis Potosi by Mirnmon.
VINO sent SOo9 to relieve Mexico. Miramon's death
i5 positively denied: Mnximilian agaln proposen
that Congress should appoint ruler. Z,
Inc Havana Diaro has n letter stating TINT Maxi
milan had bad arrived at the City of MoIeo at the
neaa a 9i so9o mon: The berai 'Gohtral Dias lad
seventy. pieces or artillery, but was prevented
planting Ringle battery on Gualaloupc Causeway.
ON 9aIiml ans arrival. ..Daz was completely
Tbs 4Gsns Az bis 9rilery and
giving giving to the execution Of tho Imp@ ialls.s at
tueDa. " -, - ''t i-t tsrsIfi ~ ''---E' -
Passengers from Vera Cruz by tho sarno stoouor
cept that Miramon wis not killed.
or! gentleman who loft the City of Mexico on the
Sosn OF April states thai Marquee, with about 1000
mon, wero closely besegcd by Diaz with II, 600,
mostly cavalry. Thoro were no recent battles. No'
The aqueducts supplying water wore ,:oLt No
1000 ,4 has entered tho City Of Mexicc. Water is
Cn the 28th Queretaros was moro closely be-
selged than ever, the. garrison having no artiI-
The death Of Gen. Baranda and Commandant
Cruz is announced. : p, q. "a 'at[ %. -
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" ..hinRton Ne,ys.

2 :1.WAsH1saToN, May 15.-Tho deficiency in NC.
: c:unts Of tho sstant Treasurer at New Orioa ms
Saccording to statements horo nmount 10 81 O0O
W. IhtR includes the amounts deposited in tic
National Banks OF that city. Those engaged In
tne transactions have Internationally surrendered
nu their private property t mcet tho dcficendy and
tho deposits In tho National Banks arc less than the
securities in the hands of the United States; there
"IoTo the dovornment will not BIO losor to great
serious regrets arc felt at the Treasury Do
tho parties concerned are of unimpoaohabIe into-
gritty, Tho difficulty is attributable to the decline
IN cotton: On Saturday, wnen the Secretary frat
down. I.,UIs a. - 80 - = '
:, The Russian Minister to-day communicated to
the State Department o telegram frSm Prinoo
Gortschakof, announcing tho ratification Of the
Russian American treaty. 'ilE 10 :. -
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Lntoat froIn nIcrico

NEW ORLEANS, May live get the following
from tho Hon. L. ID. Campboll His messong or TO
Jqarez returned to-day, having nlsdo tho trip to
Slatamoras. San Luis PotoSi, and back in fitieen
days. remaining at San Luis two days. uo was
Ereated with the greatest courtesy and considoru-
e ton H. The Libera.s report that Esco5edo lind
S2Y M me men at Qperattro, and wcro in possession
oi o. a9 tho roads hut ono, with an expectation of
L5,9o0 Tho feeling against Maxman was very
nter and his native officers feared that he would
!. Juaroz and his Gonerals woro confident OF n
speedy triumph ut Quorrotaro, aud expect to be in
Ine CITY OF Mexico IN two months. Tho messenger
lett JuareA at San Luis on tho 23d.
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Georgia Items.

a, MELANCHOLY RyKNr.-W are pained to learn
thht intelligence was received here yesterday con-
Heyng the information that on Sunday last, fra q.
psyior, Esq, auditor OF the Western and Atlantic
on me Central Railroad: Ife went into his BROTH
gT-in-iaws room locked tho door and shot himself.
ne ielt note assigning as n cause for the rash
ed patbnp ne fHnnd 6 ne wns tending owp insanity
@ Asyl1m ne would end his existence. Mr.. Taylor
wa vas highly esteemod by ,all who knew him. Ho
leaves ~ife and two children. eri.-Ahanta Ne,o Era.
ApEg i.some fifty or moro eble-bodied freed.
men lett Tho city last night for Nashville where
we learn thty will bc mustered into tho military
send them to tho Western frontier WtsorS tIgS
Indians are becoming quito troublesome. A re-
crUtinB Office is still opon in this city where nll
apph cants Of that character, IL phyBcaiIy CONNIE
tent, are received.-Aadnta InteYigencer.
The Columbus Sun, Of tho 18th, contains tho
following: On yesterday afternoon tho notorious
@. ", ,Asaburn, who loft CoIumbus ilamod: :ately
after The hbrosation OF military law, and haa re,
turned since its re-esta bliHhment without warrant
OF Invitation walked into tho law; niiro OF orr
young felloH,townsman, William Il. benson, Esq,
Mr Denson not knowing and isupposiiig him TO bo
O seat %Ssh ho dd All
open bis budget Ho informed mir! ID. that
General Grant was man OF genius and General
Leo amere lcreatuTo Of Detail 'thAgf tho first
would I've glory, willie tho LITTER Wolddio IN
tbal tSa IIfsamy. Upon bpg in5ofnisd BY MIL
ne tns eeenveTsation ON to politics, Sitting that ho WIS
MeIe Lof the purpose of orgnnyiht nUadioal party
thse n, feW days he Honfd lay his plans beforo
sno M ytihehs ot Columbus, and tnk slI who did not
TonS e 6s sno nigh position occupied BY himsei
properly fnoehed HIN down, and d prosoedei io kis
ht@ 9at ef ne pfce, qh tlo stairway into The
oLsos 20 s:4ol LuiII tr.,s,.! 2ls s.5,.il Z.
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nIAVlSIED-

Un inc 9TH met, BY tho Rev. Nr Gnrrsy Mr. JaNrs
DUNCAN 70 Miss LOU MILLER, younpcsl jnu,Itcr ~
the late JAMES MILLER, all Of this city. VI
On Thursday evenin. 10th inst, ut Second prcsbvtc
HOUSTON. all of this city. VI W. H..
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sS NOTICE T MARINERS.-CAP AIMS
AND PILOTS wishlr 10 anchor their vesse In ASHLEY
River are requested 1t to do anywhere within direct
rnnRo OF the heads II tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARVEs on tho Charleston and St. Andrews sido CT
the hahey RiHor by which procauuon with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. O. TURNER. II. NJ.
aarbor MaHtsTs ofaco, oharc,ton, February o. 1865.
February
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tRroHMdND, ,sMny 15.-JaK. II aynosworth, char ged
with using inccndiary Language at pub ic m Get.
ing, was to-day hold to bail in so1o to koop the
FI HOfaoo areotJy,iorE TO-DAY! for Norfolk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

aS-PJDL1C NoTICE.-NoTICE Is HEREBY
g'ven that tho TOWN ISSUE DOCKET will DO c,llol
7Aii Day tile 18th Instant. aui the TOWN INQUIRY
AND PROCESS D1OKETs. aud the CONTINGENT
DOCKET, Saturday the leth.
By order of the Court. j. ", DROWNFIELp
hey 10 o. c. p
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rTELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

72l.
: iLoNDoN-Two p. NJ. .-Erios advanced id.; other
wise finances arc unchanged.
IoNDos,i SIny 16-Evcnfng. -Consuls 02f; bond q
72S; at Frankfort bonds us
LIVERPOOL, NJ y 15--Noon.-Cotton ma1kot
balcs. Uplands 1id; . LEANS 11id. DroadstuiIs
md Provisions unchanged. Tallow 43s. At Frank
L1yEnPooL-Two =. M.-Cotton continues nc
tive. Priccs hayo advanced Id. since noon. Corn
mas eelined 3D., mud is quotcl ut 42s. I
cotton continued throughout tho Iay, closing
s6 Middipg ddn Upands 1l3a11a; Orleans iii; salos
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European News per steamer.

NEW YoRK, May 15.-The Java arrived bringing
European dates to tho 5th. . ~ i'T-- i .
a a Iho psPers are chiefly flod with tho Luxe,a-
" burg and Reform question E..I ll0II, -
is reported that groat agitation prevailed
tations woro made against tho aptain-0 oneraI at
the Barcelona bull fights. Troops wero dispatched
ITO tho province OF Tarracona. ~ : 80 s
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Ftrc I'm New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. May 15.-R Blesk,y & Co.,
Wholesale grocers, cornor of Poydras and Tchou,
ptoulas streets, weto burned ont last night Loss
heayy, but partially covered by insurance.
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Ths GeoreIn Rniiiirnna conxe.,,,

AUGUSTA, May 15.-The Georgia Railroad An.
nual Convention convened yesterday and adjourn
cd to-day Jho. 2. King and E. W. Colo were ro-
elected President and Superintendent. q
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From Havana

Is NEW YORK, May 15-SeveraI murders hayo oc-
CURED In Havana by bands OF aasassins. Forty
arrests have been mado.
The finances do not improve, and several failures
nave occurred and more are expected g
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60 Tho e1sttycs, Friends and hcuun,,.
tances Of Mrs. HAsonA MunnAY and OF her Sons r, A.
md p MURRAY. aro respectfully invited to attend IN,
Funeral crvices OF GATHER Me- youngcst daughter Of
tho former, from her residence No. 10 Anson etreo,
This afternoon. at 7. REQ O'Clock SIny ia
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ss-wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
F. b. WHITING, Esq, as q candidate Tor shenn o.
Charleston ,Judicall District at the noIt election
September 10
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Domestic Markets.


NEW YonK, May 15.-StooAs Hlusgish. Money s.
of gold to-day are 81 500 OGU attriIutabIo to Tic
high rnte Of Starting: + is stated that % coo 900
T e. on ,osss Saturday. Gesppns losaios Flour
better. Pork steady. Lard dull % Cotton from Ga1S IS
a28Ac. Freights quiet. mi. ss-TEIS =
EVENING DmPKTcH..r - N'' - g
~ btooko worry dull but brm. Money, 8 Gold, SGT;
'62 ooupons. 1o9ia1o9l; "a coupons 105Iai0Jf ;
new issue, 107ia1Os; 10-40's registered nudt cod,
Pons s9sa99s 7!9Vs, first aeries, 1861 others,
aso9 ct 2saa2se Flour, dull Sta g sl1 25aH 80
Extra, SIS 25a1s rs. Corn active mixed Western
81 293 for old; 81 10 for now. Provisions un.
changed. Groceries quiot. Turpchtino GiaO5c
Hos!n sS 36a8 co. The wool market fhrors buyers.
Western, 81 o2. Provisions dull. !, e'R'''
st LOUIS, May 15.-Flonr heavy. Corn Lola
10a. Provisions quiet. Mess Pork k22.60 Bacon
sSaSesd sSStige clear sides l2ta12l Lard dull and un-
.,CRcnxA41, May 15.-Flour declining. Corn nc. nc.
tive; eales u 300 bushels; 1.02ai.o7 for sacked
light u /! = ~: : :.1s'ii.1 ~.
Nsw onIEAss, May Is salOsa f .of cotton t,-day
23oo bales and higher. Low. Middhngs 25a26c.
@olaases: nominal and ilnohnnged Flour dull.
Superlno $13 90. Corn declined 90. SIfIcd, ii s5a
81 white 81 40. Oats steady, 9Oa95c. Lard
dull, 1as14lc. Pork quiet and frm hI s2I 25a24 81
bacon, bacon, In fair demand With an upward tendency
fee, fair 70 primo 2ssa25Sc doid Iissl; Stcrline Ing
46s50; New York Sight par n 4 premium. -f''''''
SAyANNAH, HAY 15.-CottonI opened firm Mt 25I
with good demand. and closed active at 28ia27
5. Sales 700 balea. Receipts 22o. :e.t '5i2f ];
bales. Receipts So Strict to dooI sHddling 3:
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DTTho Relatives, Friends nnd hcnunin-
tancos Of Mr. and sirs. ]. D. HABENICHT and of E. L.
PRINCE and family arc respectfully invited 10 attend tho
funeral Of the former at tho aermss Lutheran Church.
at O'Clock This Afternoon. IL Afny Ia
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ca IA UTIFUL HAIR.-CHEyALIER'S
LIFE FOR LIE HAIR positively restores gray hnir tc
lta original and youthful beauty; lmparts hfo and
strength to tho weakest hair; sops lts falling out at
onee kecpd tbs head Glean; is unparalleled as hall
dressing Bold ~ all Drusgiss and fashionable h,r
dreosers, nnd at nE ofnoe No. ll2s Broadway, New
York SARAH A. CHEvAIIER, NJ. d.
DowIE l. NOISE,
No. l61 Meeting ttreet,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
5RnuAt1 blnos
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SHIPPIEG.

M $; 4: II ., !s +:
the above rort and will take fow p,seeuaors
For freight or passaBo apply to h Capital on board or
May 10 ~
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January 1

aS- BATcHELOR'S HAIR DYE.--THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Ia tho best In tho world. The
only trns and perfect Dye-harmless. reliable in,tan.
aneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tnts.
Natural Black or Brown. Remeies tho III effects Of Hd.:
Dycs Inygoratos tho har lowing Il soft and beautiful
Tho genuine is signed Wiam a. BGtcheLor. All othera
orc mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold by nD
Druggists and pcrflmers. Factory. Nc. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
aa- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
Docempsr 10 -,
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a@ERRoRs OF YoUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Pro
mature Decay. and all the effects OF youthful indtscre
ton WILL for tho sake Of suffering humanity send ree
t. II who need It. the receipt directions for making
tho simpio remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
~tsin Rto profit by the advertisers experience can do
DO by addressing, In perfect connJance
JOHN D. OGDEN,
April IL Smose No "a Cedar street, New York
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aesg s Y siEsys ;fs oa si rs t
"a Lii iISJrT 81 ii lc.t tlnlp IN
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We append below the letter ot Mr. N. @.
MdDUFIrE rosigning his position as Sheriff of
Marion District, and giving his reasons for this
aotion he states tho oaao Yery plainly, ana II the
finances Of other Districts arc In no bettorl condi-
ton than thator Marion, sherif's berth is not
an onvlable position, ii.T1.si ~
To TIE CITIZENS OF MARION DBTRIor :t'. 4.
AS am aware that public opinion is, 90 somo
extent, disposed to condemn my course in nv
recent resignation Of Office I feel that it Is duo
in position Of public trust and confdonco, to OF.
plain TO them tmy reasons for relinauishing tho
d1ties they have confded to me. = =. !
In the frat plhce, in common with largo ma
maintaining my family than my individual iabors.
Under existing orders and Ersgulatione which
operate IN this 1iatrict, to shut of almost tho
whole income OF the Office, cannot now obtain
that support IN the capacity Of sheriff In addition
make continual outlays, in providing for tho sup
port and Comfort OF tho prisonera undor his CHARGE
and In moeting,; other incidental expenses for
Which no is to 90 reimbursed at the end Of each
ON now unable u. afford these outlays rom ny
private means, and oging; TO tho cause above
stated, theY cannot pc supplied from the revenues
Of tho office am thus left totally unable to dis
charge some Of my most important dutles, and in
I might seriously involve both myself and. my
thrust that fully appreciate, and know that i
VIII eyer remember With pride and gratitude, tho
Hc trust and responsfbilitS; but Justice 20 them
GHri t1 nypon demands that should surrondSr INV
ehdgo %heis circumstances beyond my control
snrbo e execute
NAaIoN. IS, O,, Mey3 1897 - - - ~ 4, -
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| FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than We
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to Hghtness Of fabric,
strength Of material and durability
of color. Much the larger portion
Of our Stock Is made In our own
workshop, and we warrant 1t in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not OF our own man
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready.made, the difference we shall
be glad to show our customers.
In fiing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of the market, and the uniYer-
sal desife to buy goods cheap.
We give below some of our lead.
ing prices: @
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS .......,.. =. Is 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. ...... :. :. IL 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. =. :. .1s 90
BLACK AND wgTTE NIX CASHMERE
THREE STYLES OF MIDDLEsEx CAssI-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES. -. ;. .1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE NIX CASHMERE
so1ts.... "a 90
SILK NIX TRIooT, DIFFERENT MIX
tohES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IA %
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRICoT SUITS. ,N 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN De PoUDER i
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in prioo
LINEN SUITS, from. .....:......... IS to 20 90
Tn addition In the ahoya. we have
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eT A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country nome, after soJourn OF few months In tho
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In plsce
coarse. rustic, auahed face sho had soft ruby com.
pleIon Of almost marble moothness. and instead OF
tw nythreo she really appeared blu, eighteen Upon In.
qusy as to the Cause OF great change sho plainly
told them that sho ubed tho CIRCAs IAN BALM, and
considered It an invaluable acquisition to any toilet
BY Its use any Lady or Gentlemen improve their
sonrl appearance an hundred told It is simple In its
combination. as Nature hersel Aimple yet upsurpass
Cd In lite efcary in drawing impurities o also heal.
Ing. cleansnS and baautfying the adm and complexion
BY Its direct action Tho ouco II draws from Il oil s
impurities, Rndy hoang tho same aid Ieavin ,ho r,r-
face ns Nature tendod should beclcar soft smooth
and beauhfa Price 81, son by Nail or EIpress on re-
osipt Of an order, by f't+
W. L. CLARK & co., ohemlsts
No. West Eayette Street, Syracuse, n. 7.
Tho only American Agents for the salo OF tho samo.
March 80 1y
a@ HALLS VEGETABLE sICHIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved sef to be the most perfect pro
paraion for tho hair ever offered to the public.
Hh vegetable compound and contains no injurious
properties whateyer. t,. ,t
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO rTs ORIGINAL
COLOR fv-T,. ;
1t win keep Tho hair nom falling ont.
It cisanses the scalp and makes tho hair so Iustrous
and aiken. .I! Y#I
It s . splendid hair dressing. i,
No poraon. old or young, ahouid fail to ube it.
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED EY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY. 49, 'f"t
aJ- Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Renewer
and tako no other. R. p. HALL & CO.,
Nashua N H. Propriet1s.
For sale by all Druggiats Wholesale by
DOWIE 81 NOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KING A D GAS ,lDEY,
March th1ys Charleston, 8. @.
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= ", iSIls1 70 >,tt ct,p.sitsN s.yy
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RsnsTaAE4..Wea arr pleased ID learn that Dr..
pSF. Hall and sasnuel LbSy, ,Esd IL have. bGon np-
pointed. BY General Pope, as Registrars for this
eity. ThSsa gentlemen arc vol known 10, dur citI.
zdnsi "a rhen Of reliability and business capacity,
and their appointment cannot fAii to give uniyor.
gel sAsiifitsptton: A.a,.sts Press. g
FEnse!tAI The Roy. II. q, lHolnadsy hss IN 70. !.
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FOR EDISTO AND ROCKVILLE.
FOR NEW YORK.

Hi~fsy,~ THE Ew AND FAvoRITE STEAM
. %1sFhSt1Ef SHIP MANHATTAN will leave lIrown
!SII'itEir Co.'s South whIrf Saturday, May
18th. 81 O'Clock p. M
SD. Tho Ships OF thus Line insure FIRsT-CLASa
and arc provided with ELEGANT ACCOMMODATIONS
for passengers.
leaving Charleston this week.
QS-Eo freight received aftor O'Clock p NJ. Saturday
For FrtIgat or Passage, apply 10
STREET Dk0THERS L q :,
NAV IL No. u Eat LAY.
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FOR NORTH EDISTf), ROCKVILLE AND
WAY LANDINGS.
| THE STEAMER IDEA, CAPTAIN CHARLES VIII.
L LEY. Ia now receiving freight at South Arsntc
wharf aud will leave Friday Morning, l7th inlt at
htlnhuc wharf, - h1ay Is
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Stations on the line of your journey
ere net your journeys end, but each one
brings you nearer. Such are our Lords
days. SKI
A haven is not home, but it is place
Of quiet and rest, where the rough
waves are stayed. Such is "thS Lords
day" "..''.
A garden is piece Of common land,
and yet it has ceased to be common
land. Il ID sn effort to regain paradise.
Such is the Lords day.
A bud is not q flower, but it is the
premise Of flower. Such is the Lords
day. nEsHfsa
The worlds weak tsmpts you to sell
your soul to the flesh and world. The
Lords day calls you to remembrance,
and bsgs you rather to sacrifice earth
TO heaven and time to eternity, than
heaven to earth and eternity to time,
The six days not only chain you al
Osptivss of the earth, but do their best
TO keep the prison doors shut, that you
may forget the way out. The Lords
day sets before you an open door. Sam
son has carried the gates away. The
Lords day summons you to the
threshold Of bondage, to look forth into
immortality, your imSlortty.
The true Lords day is the eternal
life; but a type Of it is given to you on
earth that you may be refreshed in the
body with the anticipation of the great
freedom wherswith the Lord will make
you tree.--J Pulsford.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-10-17

WA gentleman in West Virginia,
not largely blessed with this worlds
goods, recently dictated his will, divided
the articles he possessed among his
friends. giving to one his coat, another
his shoes, another his hat, &c. The
will covered over two sheets of foolscap
paper, a1d the total value ofthe articles
beqneathed will not exceed $50. The
Justice Of the Peace was occupied for
near four hours in drawing up the "last
will and testament" and when he had
completed the task, the dying man
thanked him kindly, and assured him he
would have paid him for his trouble and
labor had not all that he owned been
given away BY the article just drawn
up.