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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-10-24
To the People of
Carroll County.

THE Subscribers, Corporntors and Mem
bers Of the Carroll Lumber Company,
beg leave to inform their friends and the
public generally, that they have obtained
Charter from the Legislature of this State.
authorising them TO Manufacture, vend, and
deal in all kinds Of Lumber. and also 10
purchase and sell Lands in this State and
elsewhere. That the capital stock Of the
Company is $500, 900 in shares of $50 each.
We propose now to sell seventeen hundred
Shares Of the Stock at $50 per Share Cash.
The Company has already purchased TWEEN.
ty Seven Hundred and Seventy Five Acres
Of the finest timber lands in West Virginia,
located on Cheat River, on which there is
also large quantities Of the finest Bitumi.
nous Coal. We are now preparing TO erect
Steam Saw Mills Of great power and with
all the latest improvements, aud will in a
very short time be producing large quaint.
ties Of Lumber. From careful examine
ton Of every matter connected with this
business we are quite sure that the Com.
pany will make il decided success, and
that the purchasers OF the stock at the above
named price will realize large dividends.-
This is a home institution, and we are fully
determined that II shall be conducted with
the strictest economy and efficiency-and
that the stock shall be a safe, secure and
profitable investment.
Books have been opeped at the First
National Bank, Westminstcr, and the Far.
ners and Mechanics National Bank, West.
minister, where our friends are invited to
call and subscribe to the stock.
WIN. N. HAYDEN,
II. MANNING,
ISAAC WINCHESTER,
EDWARD LYNCH,
JNO. III. BOWERS,
L. +. REESE.
june l3--tf.
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WESTERN MD. RAILROAD.
sys 9z.'sEE Ia

10
|nN and after MONDAY, May 7th, the
~ trains leave Baltimore at $50 A. NJ.
and $50 p. NJ. Leave Union Bridge AS
and $50 A. NJ; arriving in Baltimore at 6. Is
A. N. and 1890 p. NJ.
Leave Onion Bridge at 9 30 p. NJ; arrive
at Baltimore at 800 r. N. Leave Baltimore
At $50 7. NJ; arrive at Union Bridge at
$40 p. NJ.
Stage connections al Glen Morris Station
for Hampstead and Manchester on arrival
Of $50 A. NJ, train, and for Uniontown,
1aneytown and Emmittsburg on the arrival
OF the same train at Linwood Station at
1l.35 A. M.
DsS- No trains on Sunday.
LEWIS L0GUE,
augif General Superintendent.
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LAW c0PARThERSHIP.
4. =. cnour. cHas. T. xElrssrpEn.
CROFT a RFICSyynpp

ATT0RyETSAE-LAW And SOLE
CIT0RS IN CH4NCERT,
WESTMINSTER, Mn.
WE have formed copartnership in the
wv practice Of Law in the Courts Of
Carroll and Howard Counties, and will
promptly sitend 10 all business entrusted 70
our care. Particular attention paid TO Col
lections and procuring DEGREES for the sale
Of Real Estate.
Also, Applications 6lcd for Back PAY and
Bounty due heirs Of deceased soldiers.
Office adjoining the residence Of Gas. T..
kEIrskinEs- no30-tf
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
AND
MALE ACADEMIC INSTITUTE
WESTMINSTER CAnRoLL CouSrr. Mo.

LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
Rev. yoHs A. MrxRoE, A. N. Principal.
Niss NJ. Louisa Furlong, A. NJ.
Miss Shirley Shackelfvrl.
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REAL ESTATE AGENT.
SIMON j. MARTENET,
SURVEYOR AND PUBLISHER OF
THE MAP OF MARYLAND,
NO. 9, SOUTH ST. BALTIMORE, Mp.
Eighteen years at .Sarpeyisy in Bah;-
more and Eiciaity.
HAvING during the past ten years sur
III yeyed the counties Of the State, and
published numerous County Maps, and
having recently completed aud published
bis large new MAP AND Atlas OF
MARYLAND, he has now established q
Real Estate Agency,
ros raE FRcsKccrios OF rHlr BUSINESS IN
ALL IRIS BnLsrHEs.
Will Purchase, SELL Exchange 4 Lease.
on commission, Houses and Lots in Balti.
moro City, and Country Seats, Farms, Plan.
tations, Mineral and other lands Ia all the
Counties Of Maryland.
He cites his thorough acquaintance with
the City, and most parts Of the State oi
Maryland, through the before mentioned
experience, in Recommendation of his facili.
ties and advantages for this business Has
the only full sett Of large Maps Of Counties
Of Maryland.
Will have extensive correspondence with
Real Estate Agents in the other Cities and
throughout the Union. Send for Cireu.
lars, &c.
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H. F. DEBRlNG & Bro,
FreScO 4 Ornamental Painters

FREDERICK CITY, ND,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform tho public
IN that they are prepared to FRISCO
CLUTCHES, HALLS. PRIVATE RESI-.
DENCEs, &C., in the most approved styles.
modern or ancient. All work warranted 10
give satisfaction as to taste, durability and
cheapness.
my2-6m
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wx. '. sArispR cHAs. n. ROBERTS.
MAULSBT 1 ROBERTS,
ATT0RNEHSATLAW AND S0LIc.
IT0RS IN cRANCERY

Having associated themselves "a The prac-
tice OF Law In Carroll county, .hey viii at
tend promptly and carefully 70 eli business
entrusted 70 their charge. Mr.. Maulsby
viii visit Westminster whenever business
requires IL 0iIico dirsrtly opposite CDsrf
Hosss. jans.iy
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|nURYEAs Superior rsiued saun glass
Maizcns, 70 be had Al Z. K Gsrnsnds.
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GALE BILLS printed Il lks sksyiss|
- notice q this ofles,
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ap25-ly
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-05

stamps for cigars and beer barrels: does the
general printing of the Treasury Department.
ana manufactures its wrapping paper and en-
yeioPes. ~ - III contemplation to make bank
note paper also. For this purpose the Iigbt.
est, finest fabric is best-iust as n siIlr hand
kerchlet Will stand more wear and tear than
coarse napkin. '''i 'i''" q
The Post Office Department (ohief Alexan-
derW Randall, of Wisconsin,. contains roo%
poldly labelled, Depreciation Ofice.u Il Is
ueVoteu, not TO committing depredatons. as
the inscription might signify. bnt 10 ipvasG
eating them. So the Treasury has one branch
over which might be written, ''Counterfeiting
Othce." Most spurious plates sooner or later
find their way here. A large detective force -
employed in ferreting out counterfeiters. These
have ramifcations all over the Union, Tbev
are chiefly ensnared through their own con
federates, ever ready, for consideration, to
betray them, and falsify the proverb of "honor
among thieves" Hundreds are sent to Peni-
tentiaries yearly but they find it easy to get
pardoned out.
When a counterfeit is presented at the Bank
of England, the gold is instantly paid for it.
If il comes from some known person he is only
asked where he got it. If from a stranger the
cashier signals to his detective, always in wait
ing, and the officer follows secretly. Before
many hours the bank is in possession of the
strangers biography. The offender, once ar
fenced within two days. wherefore Great
Britain is not an inviting field for that branch
of industry.
American counterfeiters are thoroughly or
ganized, and adopt the great national princi-
ple-division of labor. They have classes
quite separate and distinct, for engraving,
printing, signing, and putting in circulation.
The latter issue circulars to known dealers all
over the country, offering the "queer" (their
flash term for counterfeit money! usually al
about thirty cents on the dollar. They have
their spy system, too, and look out sharply
for officers. Lately detective mailed $40 to
the address given in one of these circulars,
asking the return of its value in 'queer."
The vigilant counterfeiter, penetrating the dis.
guise, replied that he did not sell to stool
pigeons but yet felt bound in common oour.
tesy to retain the officers little contribution tc
his exchequer The discounted detective
now shakes his head, and sighs with Juliet
"Too early seen unknown and known too late.'
But the facetious scoundrel gleefully apostro
phizes his unlooked-for ''Ten':-
"Green be the back upon thee,
Friend of my better days."
N. Y. Tribune.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
CAPE MAY,
CARE IsnAND. NEW JERSEY,

Since She close Of lsee much enterpriue has been
displayed at this celebrated sea-shore resort New
and magnificent cottages have been erected; the
Hotels have been remodelled fine park. with well
made one mile drive, has been inaugurated and In ali
the essentials OF popular aummer resort q aprit of
i'm proVement Is largely manifested.
The geographical position OF Cape Island is In itse
n popular feature, when properly understood Btu-
aed the extreme southern portion OF the state aud
Occupying a neck OF land &C the confluence OF the
Delaware Bay with the Atlantic Ocean, it becomes
entirely surrounded by salt water hence favored by
continual breezes from the sea.
The bluff iurnlshes beautiful view of the Ocean
Delaware Bay. and picturesque back country, taking
In Care Henlopen distinctly at distance of sixteen
miles. The beach is acknowledged 10 surpass and
other point upon the Atlantic coastbeng of asmooth
compact sand. which declines so gently to the suti
that even a child can bathe with security
Added these attractions Is the fact that the effect
OF the Gulf Stream upon this point renders the water
comparatively warm--a point not 70 be overlooked by
persons seeking health from ocean bathing.
The distance from Philadelphia TO Cape Island is 81
miles by rail- and about the same distance by steamer
down the Bay, and by either route the facilities for
travel promise to be of the most satisfactory charRo
ter. The Island has Hotel aud Boarding-house 40
commodations for about ten thousand persons. The
leading Hotels are u g Columbia House, with George
J. Bolton as proprietor; Congress Hall; with J. n
Cake as proprietor and United states, with West and
Miller as proprietors, all under the management o.
gentlemen whO have wellestablished regulations ~
hotel men. 63mwsl0w 8
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COPARTNERSHIPS,

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN partnership lately subsisting between JAM Es
Q. ROBERTS, JONATHAN b. ROBERTS, and
JOHN X. KIPLE, under the firm of JONATHAN
b. ROBERTS & CO., was dissolved (this) the goth
day of July, 1867. All debts owing the said
nership are to be received by the said JAMES @.
ROBERTS, and all demands on the said partnership
are TO be presented to him for payment
JAMES Q. ROBERTS.
... j. b. ROBERTS.
730 6t~ JOHN r. KIPLE.
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II shoud be observed thhI We uo n9g OOIeGI OOetI Iug
Peyns ee We aim not at numbers but iOorthj and
necalV 10 give the observer an idea OF the currency
OF na M em Of Inquiry Is as 70 "the supposed dates OF
s collection aseends high into antiquity as any
other we may mention three pieces tating quite
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-27
"No. II Carleton House terrace, May L"

Cn1T1oAL STATE oR. BUSINESS In IyEnpoo1..
Inst week, our correspondent enys was ono OF the
most depressing and painful, with regard to bust:
ness in Liverpool, experienced since the panic OF
May, 1866. Tho majority Of tho bsnka in tho town
held very large stocks Of cotton as security, and
the margin being exhausted whilei tho market
vas simultaneously declining,. ell the bahks SO
situated demanded an extension or an Immediate
anle. This aggravated tho difficulty, and de-
elmo which tcoutd hdce fnuotued many firms IN ab-
soute ruin would hayo been the result had NOT tho
apinnars and manufacturers; whose Istoeka were
getting low, taken advantage OF l. the ,fa1len
market and bought, largely. As an instance Of
lo9ses which afro sustained in the cotton businass
Vd may state that ona cargo Of cotton bought eonfe
time ago, but which only arrived On Tuesday fdh
in Liutipooi, has involved tho oVnerB, In conse:
quence OF tho fall in the price, In los5 or f1B COO
The other trades Of the port including ship bnilas
ing and chartering, are all depressed, while tho
underwriters, who were IN hopes that this year
OF 1886, have been plunged atil more. deeply into
heavy liabilities ffon the fierce storms which havo
prevailed in the Atlantic during tho paot few
months. Tho gloomy weather which hae been the
ruo of late has put o de ecided check upon retSil
business. With regard TO the cotton trade things
took better turn on Friday end the week oloasSi
continue.-:L Times. .Mdy0.: ,..i... ! q :la
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Passenuers.

Per atesmshiP sarasossa for Now York-Mrs L h Ray!
mond and child, Miss Margaret Jennings, Drorson, W
ao1meyer. Mrs A moses. nurss and infant Miss
hayonel, Miss Dwight, Mrs Lippett Maater V
Dodge, Power. Erwin y Baker. z Van EdOn. J
ltc,d, NJ Brannigan Miss Alice Bailey Mrs Ham. J.
ToSer aud lady. : csmPbon and lady, Mira A Smith.
Mia Mary Cantwen. " Goldsmith, Goldsmith q b
Khysnagh, Miller, Schuheld, Randall. Mira III
Sullivan. Mrs LOTUS, Miso HaIg. W Rultmann Mrs
lsaacs AID childrcn. oConnel. Walder, Rav @ D
Pike, L Derin. Coffin, II Bussendon, Lauroy.
Morrich, genkc. Sullivan. RoIch, darvin, "
Saunders, F.tzpatrick Kelly Rober. Fitzgerald.
Fleming, W Dusenoerry, A ColliRgwood and 10
doci.
Per stcsmship Champion. for Now Yort-w Mclean,
lalles and servant Nina Cathran. Atzs Mary Lyon,
Mrs Konnerty. Mrs W Bpraguo. Mira q Loper. q T
Dunham Goodwin, II Burkctt Dale, Mnnt-
Lel tow w Cole, II Coyur. Walrs solomon, l.
Hal, DrP Pdtchard, w KorrAhrcns, D Dopnetheau.
Fuller. W J Bennett, Baton and lady, II L Ward,
Datoe, Budds. Butler aud lady. @ II Mayin, @
Iaylor Mrs q Mathowson, Mrs Schwartz, J NJ Nc
Nameo. hdy and children Miss Schwartz, MisB Carrie
Taylor. Ms Kenny, Mrn Smith and ohihron, BinnB
and ladJ. u Jones' lady and children Misa Joncs.
hfrs Jones, Nina 81 Jonco, A II Doty Brown Rev
oConnon, A Barlow Mr VsndcLee, " II Bird, NJ
Eoycs, Murdoch, Hewins. II Frost Cspt h J "
bnrtmin ClauaseD, W Balm, J Blrch. - McCready,
Capt + LOCKWOOD and Lady. Simonss, Hon II Rhett
Mr. DoLoTo, WIclng, Kobertsop, and In stoernge.
Per steamer " FruIior, from Ediso aud Rockville
Paulding. Misa Eliza Mexico, L Chaplin, F G DeFon.
tniuo. Austen, y III Wilson. wcaeoat Z John.
son. W Slmons W .whaloy. J Hophnsou, b WhalsT,
Mrs J Peafc, and 10 dect. : -
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baltimore Market.

/ BALTIMORE, May 25-CoFYEI-wo notioo q bettcr
inquiry today. with ssles OF 800 bags Rio low grade
dina, At 10Hc gold. .~f.r.r y
( CoT1os-Is inactive, though hold quito firmly. wo
otes hnali sales embracing Ordinary as 2sk cs; Lov
Midd]ing 26c, and Mddiing Upland 80 per ID. 4lock
oGerns Light, particularly or the better grsaes- =;
Fnn-With heavy Arrivals Of North Carolna and Poto-
nao HntTtng tho market Ia dull add picea further deen.
tho nttcr saae co. large Lots alow 70 tho
AIDE figures; all descriptions q Easern Herring and
FLouR-Is without any change eisherin stock demand
or price. With Light recepts and stock tkp danhhd Ia
very moderate and prices barely mAintan VIC report
salo OF 100 bbls Howard street E1trnat SIS 76 and
other, but smaller lots, within range Annexed. Ryo
Flour du salo OF 100 bbls primo nt % 76 Corn Mcal
held nominay at IS 76-no salcs. We giyo quotations.
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saxnnnnh Market.

! SAVANNAH. Nay 1a-During the past week The mar
iet has been yery quiet as u eeneray % about ths
homo market this year. but tho scarcity Of mouey has
had The eject Of curailing purchases People In tho
country are eoniraned to buy nn ttle poaabo owing
Bequsnce our dealers feel L porcepuby. .
EIouLHoE-Thero has been very lttio Offering this
prem ium. D. SERf. ~ jttEE FSNftf.
doIp-H,s boom moro steady during tho weei, nd
rates reInLu unchanged. To-day We give the buying
pste at 155, and sailing ut 1S8kIio =
coTEosAt the close OF last weekly report hold.
were aAhLg 27c for middhngs, but The unsnyorabe
sdriceo from Europe have had very depressing nfu.
eheo on the market During tho week but very ntto
tho close Of business to-day tho market war yery dun
and the rrtces nominal at 1lc for niddlings. 1C..
In island there is but little doing therc being no
demand for tho 1ler grsdes, Some fe1 ales OF the
low gpdes have been mhdo, md may quote It nom.
tnal
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sswi rf1 Market: 4

The New York Evening Puii Of Thursday, Hay a.
Tho, rutnors, though au.horitauvey eontradetod, Of
The failure Of tho nr of L. Payerrs Brother Of New
Orleans. haye been circulated here this moIning and
also BEEN ausnsnsa @ BY .aso
Tser asrsn ca e1GHsnss
q % have sst. T 70 the xus Of hrss
arc .sa not exceed sssoo 0'' OF exchange anoas
.s: aoasaa so ssaSa esas VIII a.
S,5:iy (, sSa e. Ss, s:
and as tho dow Of eufrency Is setting toward thts cty
tho money market II key to work with increasing sasS
sI:, 49, pHo1uos hAnRsr. a.,f.
Western and state dour IL Irregular; he low grades are
eal0o bet.er and moro Active while tho high grades arc
dull hsavy be and lover: The srsde1 arc buying moro
ISs ;,ls: Dbl 80 aOa, g e.
low sdss q sprins wheat %ssts aIs SIS iS 1s
.ll sS tor shipping Ohio; Oh 1oais 75 for tado and
nmy nm 6s,1ds Y ;1S Ohio Michigan, and Indiana and
caicrnis hor Il heavy Al sieaIe 7a salos 400 bbls
Canadian Hotr il Arm Bales Of 100 bbls at 81. Goa
10 for Ms IoT sTdes Of oItra, and siS aaal7 Is fr
Southern f5ur d dan but steady. Bales Of las bbls :.
tissia % s common e f,is paiamose and country
sa' sls H % 81. 2.
Com m eii tssad sales of 400 bbs .t IS 90 for city
Ans ~ s n Gssss s,sss am ., . !,
qualities Comrnoh aFn oaered trcoly, and ars hsaYy
ss 4ss g. s z Ss9 SS1:a 3 s.
/ essioy Is inactive .t upehansd pricoa Ia.
Oatn arc b3ttor and moro active, The naes ara
ss.ssotho ti ~ tas os; stss a 0ao; souisa:a =
.ss hSs Ws s. TT sss' saS ~, Ees ,,ts
DO ass .oss
PnoysIoss dernk.,d for roff M boed IN IL sna
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CoTros-Owing to tho nou-rcceipt Of tho cablo noun
tho market rery quiet and prieco aro unchanged Wo
-niT.Is lower snd boary. Tho receipt, arc lboFaL
We quote ssal 60 fes shppins aud 81 saaa ios
MoLl,ara-I !. dull ana unchanged la
ssUoArs-aw sdSsrs aro HSss active, but pricos arc
stesdy sAis. Of onba at loXal1X, and naIans at II
TALIew-Tho market 10 quiet bu, steady. salcs of
Y WHpzEr-Tho maifct Is arm =. $50 for western In
FnElou1siAfo lower TO Liverpool, by ste.mor. 49oo
cheese !os md 200 bales isns al los bark nom b.
John TO BYistol Channel, With deals, st 81n Cd.
tFrom ne Independently
New YonK DRY GooDs MAnxrr-For tho wook oIid.
Goods trade has not been Witnessed Snoo Tho roboi runs
nrcd thcr rst shot at Fort sumtor Prices down
down. srn and arc sOi1s down d,y On AZ dess,p
10 fcc the and ess desirable goods ero
almost entirely Low prioea fnghten rather than tempt
jo6bing house aud tho retailers arS trJna 70 mako
sensation jubilee with these fgures In their shop
windows. Drown shoe.inss. and shirtInss arc dowr
9% PDs ,so' sso as ana close Sa and
ducod priocs BIcaohed goods arc lower irregular and
neglected. CorrAt tssa much wanted al reducd
prices stnnl- '..--~--- dull. Denins weak witt
salos only g1ntcd lawns steady at reduced
almost entirely. dinsuGms boat styles. arc In fair 10
quest Cloths wanted In small lots for tho clothing
SaS Prices Arc steady but low Job 9. bring .SoS
lots for tho best trado ssnets sre lower and duh
flanncls neglected Carpets eeye Tor tho bes
s ~ sg
surplus goouA sold tnroy gh tho suction ROOM Th
q s &C. NOM ns :sS intasc
MOI quito good Tsdo In al direc4lons Is reporte
poor. and money more searce..i
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Yke @ail9 NeMa.
...-.MoNDAY.-MoRNINa, MAY.s77; 1867.
! fFrom ne Corn mn HaSaiine.I
9,TIIE sATI,AP.
Br W. FhlSx saiITfi.

10, ..-
i.'s1 q. ~ ,7c'1 Br W. Eaasx s,frrn. i'''.
Through all tho .trcots Of sards went q voice
0flnmcntation and OF death. ~
For months tho famluo had prevailed.
And now tho OWL breath
CT Pcaiiicnco. Mon ,hrOugod The rA'aco gates
For brsad or SaS GsS,Sn n but si rsS tho silaed doors
Z z Came no rcpy. 90 sn
On his high pal,se roof tho sstrap lay,
OF TyHsn an Ills s slsys. wi, with folded hands,
. One ia!S-h,irYd ia!S Persian fa'odto alono
'Toyyed with her golden bracelet rings
49,, In lanSuld pride.
From Incense cups. On Eicndcr stems OF bronze.
s,.ss ea o air. aud tho LONG,
0Rg day 1sv Wa r NEAR saas s.s sSss i e.eu,
r.,l HssSo. cad isads. and. pa.ASS in sunset light.
nsp,ohtv o,I---.- un
Had reached tho f,I thsr strand
ofSontio Helmus 9 ths .ioS smooth stream
y !, =. Lay lno shining o.nd s.,
Ofmoltcn bruss and ". en- Tho Satrap saw
His heart rejoiced and to hlmsnlf he said
>. Thcso worsls M nrtnAh
sw0e Is The o p5s.
-. know II we'll:
Ny blood tomorrow for an ounce OF gold,
An ounce Of brass, nor think 1t oheaply sold.
This fair gdoa SNAKE 80 s1sd to wreath
s,sr sweetsounding words, "My lord lovo you well,
sho lo,:hss the GROUND touch
II hoard her babbIns. whi1o asleep shO lay.
what ehd tho Greek wordlnongsr yesterday?
Et5 RI rfhe unHeen gods strong. and soon or late.
Glva each bis due {; and mightlcr than they
Tho dread unpitytng force OF law and inte.' r
,2,ii Who ON nro M these unscon godsi and am notI
These longad-for golden corndolds, ono by ono,
uo Gust md aslIen blackenihy In tho sun. 49,,
.rI'ireTho afch-iustroyer ssvo tLat be may use
Tho forked Lightning. and tho blasting tinilf
This very night rn marc thy stars grow paio {.
{, ECiAround my hal Of banquet and the vino. -
Botne rcunh by MANY arosccrowned slave shall Cow
Dull booa y .s. SI 1n1 s1s slSS Cow
Meanwhile the sound Of flutes shall Bweeter uroM
AND s ha RSsg SSs lsS am new Sl sa moving so
hy udHtpped nymphs shhl Join In tho Legion dance.
with twining arms. add many wanton gnnco.
e The drpnkpn son Of. .Thoban EemelofI =.
"TEuei tyrp,sn greater god than .,.T d. !,'T
y. a And With NSrS car sta ns from my throne
flsG,I ais ar for iadSaSht on ny syfanny I'LL.
But Srtat PcfaepoIis ls far. thar moan :. ,-. ~,
To o sss 70 Rss Ssfs ~
Thus spoke tho sansp in his prido; but whilo
Tho blood end sunset glow i :, sri
san stained tho Wost, q sound Of whispering,
Wont through the courts belegs
Then cAude nesaeIBor,f all plle and flint
From riding hHTd,F z ~ y = X Z
With letters scaled with Cyrus hand, and sought
Thocsptain OF tho guard.
Thaeapain Of tho gpard broke seal. and read M
But in the dead Of night whom all was stn
.,,.l Tho watchers heard
sound Of ateaithy footsteps On tho stair.
;.Prq And when tho morning sun arose thoy found
Stabbed in his aioep; and SO another prince
,l,i, sReigued In his stead. .f .t
- - a. = . .
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Galveston Cotton Statement.
Wilmington Market

4 q T"HInfnBton Mnfkets N
WILMINGTON. May 25.-TunrEHrnrx.-Marketn Arm
Sales OF 162 bbls at S9 IS for virgin ss IS for yeow dip
and 50 for bard, 2 280fbs.
sPInrrs Tunp Is quiet and no transsc
tons reported.
RouR.-salcs Of s25 bbls At % IS for No. a. 81 Goa
"a IS for No. !, and IS 25s&S so for Pale.
|! No receipts Of Tar.
b LunDKR-Rivcr-sale Of 10 100 foot at sl2 for Wide
boards and $16 q II. for Flooring. q,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-27
CousIRnces per Northcustcrn Rilronnd Z,
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GO ba1os Cotton. 3S1 bbls Naval storca, car Stock
hoIes aud bales Mdxo, &o, 10 j A Quacienbush, Ken
dali & Doctory. PHtohott, Mowry Il Co, W u, sp
Il Blschon & Go. Capt Darrott Cosgroyc, d Aiken
J Marshall. Jri Holmes stonoy, Tyson, z Eod
gors Co. Adams, Damon Co, q Il Ingrshxm, Adams
Frost & Co, and Order T,t