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ri COOPER LATINEE, Auetionen,
ss.l osss i Ssns "
sEks iGHARPErs. GAS % AND EIi E IA VA
sSe 41rsb9R A1HoRHYs Il y 70
O'Clock We will sell, at tho late residence Of Cen
r. Gaes .Hs sssrs :.
seSt.sat q acu.s s Eassiturs seasi:tins Of
s1Id nae sn s1 Hsii ch cssefss
bsss Baressl
Gre:fery apd Glassware
Kitcbss requisites, &c.
&C ii-disds COOPER 4 LArIMER, Auct..
D Late Clerks with JAS. c. Mcclure / Co..
Star Office Building.
rNH aSRFH4gs
On TUESDAY MORNING, October 1s at 70
between Fourteenth Street and Vermont avenue, q
hne assortmsnt OF Furniture. &c. We name in
Fine FL, Res eve Pisn9 Stool and Cover
walnut Easy and Side hairs in Rep p '"''''''n
Br . Three. ply and Ingr.in Carpets
Mahogany Wsrdrobes Bsdsteads and Washstands
walnut Extension Dining Table Oak Hat Rack
Cane and Wood seat Chairs. Curtains
Window Shades, Straw Mating 49,
CrOckery and Glassware -... .
Cooking and Heating Stoves rs..-f..as
Kitchen Requisites, be.
Terms cash.
oe lld&ds COOPER LATIMER. Aucts.
10y COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers,
- {Late clerks with James G. Mcclure co..
Eleventh street, Star Once S Buiid isnae anu
FIXTURES, SHOW WIN BOWS. AWNINGS,
OVEN AND FURNACE CASTINGS OF a CON.
FECTi0NERY BAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
On MONDAY MORNING, October 14th, 1867. at
10 o CLOCK. at the Confectionery Store southwest
corner of 10Th and streets shall sell the fol
lowing articles: 81 80
Counters, Shelving ...
Show Windows. Awnings
Marble Candy Counters
Candy Jars &c.
Oven and Furnace Castings
Baking Pans
Bread Troughs and Tables, &c :. &c.
Terms cash. COOPER 4 LATIMER, =.
ocp Auetioneers.
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THl CHAT poUBLR.rRAcK RourR,

with ELEGANT SCENERY' Palace Ststa.rsor.
day and night Cars with modern improvements and
Saying from four TO twelve hours Ia time over any
other route; Two hundred miles saved to Western
and Central New York,
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THB WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THR NORTH.
Ihrongh rem Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
Passengers by this route from baltimore have the
POTS, and no FERRIES
Tickets by this route can be procured at the NJ ,
6ce, corner 9th street and PennsyIvania avenue.
under National Hotel where reliable information
Passengers procuring tickets at this ONCE can
secure accommodations in Sleeping Cars for ri
mira or Pittsburg.
": j. ARNOLD, Ticke. Agent,
sixth and Penn ave-, Washington, d. g.
ED. 8. YOUNG, Gen. Pass Agent,
Rat
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llY FOLEY & co, Auctionesrs,
ID No. 3S4st eth street, between II aud I

SPECIAE SAIE, d" =
On FRIDAY MORNING. Oct 18th at az A. m .
also on SATURDAY EVENING, at o'siocI. Wa =,
will sell at our Warerooms- =
A large stock Of Clothing
Hosiery, Fancy Articles Segsrs
Watches. Hats. Shoes
Glass and Crockerywara
Cutlery and Plated Ware.
Also.
Lamps and Housefurnishing Goods.
Together with many other articles too numerous
to mention.
oc 1871 FOLEY 4 Co, Auctioneers.
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10y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with Jas. G. Mcclure & CO.
Southwest corner Penn's avenue and 18th st. Star
Office Building.
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BANKERS.

FAY COOKE b co.
BANK ERe,
Fifteenth street, opposite Nsdsxsy, ~
ysnd sell ut current market rates, and keep
constantly on hand full supply all
GOVERNMENT BONDS, 49,
SEvEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., executed, and
Collections made on ell accessible points
Al.ff
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:, tLAS CieTho Win " AACuulTo Co.J
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and llth st.,
Star Office Building.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON LOUISIANA AVENUE. NEAR
9Th STREET. KNOWN AS THE LICHAU
HOUSE.
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, passed in EQUITY Cause 9Ol,
wherein Charles y. Ball is complainant and Henry
Lichau ct al. are defendants, the undersigned as
trustees. will offer for sale. the premises, pub
D., 1861, at the hour OF ~ o'clock p IN. all that
piece or parcel Of ground known part Of Lot g.
in square 490 beginning for the said part Of said
Lot Is at the Borthwes corner OF said lot, at the
dividing line between Lots Il and 13 in said Square
4a6. nd running thence eastWardly with the line
OF said lot % feet. thence southwardy the whole
depth Of said lot. thence weatwardlv % feet, and
thence norfhwsrdly TO the place Of beginning, to-
gether with the buildings and improvements there
on. !
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree are as
follows: One third Of the purchase money to he
paid cash. and the balance In u and IL this wi
interest from day or sale; and the payment there
of to be secured by the bond bonds of the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with surety or suretes to
he approved by the trustees; or the purchaser or
purchasers pay all of the purchase money in
cash on the day of sale, OF on the ratification OF
said sale by the Court. lien will be retained ON
said lot for the purchase money, /
No deed will be given until all purchase money
shall have been paid
The terms Of sale must be complied with in one
week after the day of sale, the property will DO
resod at the risk and cost Of the purchaser par.
chasers. after one week g notice. ,.,,-- -,
ConyeyanciDg aud revenue stamps at the cost Of
the purchaser or pure haseTs -
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VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN
FOUR.AND.A HALF AND SIXTH STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
We will sell Oh TUESDAY, October 18th, 1851
AT O'Clock m: in front of the premises that very
valuable property being the western third part
of Lot No s. in Square No. 39l fronting - feet i'm
ches or thereab2uts on Pennsy!vanis avenue,
and having de pth Of about l21 feet to 80 foot al
ley with the improvements thereon.
The property is few doors east OF the National
one of the me st valuable bust ness stands in the
city, hay ing large store room and three. stsry
dwelling house. with large back building, and has
been used for many years as a business place
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash. the residue
in 6, u, and Is months with interest secured by
deed of trust Conveyancing and stamps at cost Of
purchaser. 500 down at time of sale. >
COOPER LAT1MER
Sc 3NdSds tIntei.J uctioneers
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sGES -. ~ = 500 --A''st - - re
f#t aLf i Yags .Esa4s tsa
esHsrR a'iEaaS sEb ssia-
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DY COOPER j. LATIMER, Auctioneers.
ID (Late clerks with Jas. c. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner Pepn'a avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
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AUCTION SALES.

DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioners,
ID Late CLERKS with Jas. q. MCGUIRE kOo., }
Southwest corner PeTDA. eycnue and Eleventh -,
Star Once Building.
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IlY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- tLafe Clerks with j c. Mcclure & Co..b
Southwest corner Penna'a avenue and 18th street
Star Once Building.
DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSE ON THE IS
LAND, AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October Il. at 5
O'Clock p the premises, We will sell a very
desirable and nearly new two story Frame Dwell
ling on the south side of g street south betw cen
9th aud 10th streets west Island, being on Lot No
50. square $50, having front Of 2is feet by depth
of l24 feet 10 inches to IS foot alley; said hOase
contains rooms. l6xl6 feet. and attic :
Terms: One third cash; balance in six aud lively
months With interest. secured by a deed Of trust
Conyeyapcing and revenue stamps at cost OF pur-
chaser. COOPER LATIMER.
oe 9-dkds Auction GERS (
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alY OOOpER 4 LATIHER, AuctioHssrs,
D. Iate clerks with J. q. AcGuire & Coal
Southwest corner Of Penn e avenue and 18th street,
star ONCE Building.
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UIxspiS aysnus, Washin ton; ElNSf OO6I. N.
ss19aaaHtad xhh, "a; "a 6n ~ DIYseisss Esasra'y.
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pOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.

The Steamboats of the Company leave each pIac
EVERY HOUR, from O'Clock a.
M. until O'Clock p m. Leave from EA&Al
inRton. "
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR SEWER IN i STREET
: Fo aEyki sHfE SThRnNrF FIVE WEST 4p

Proposals will be recei we'd at the Mayors ON
nls1i = O'Clock u. on SATURDAY the ltn OF "
fober, for constructing . Sewer in street norm.
between Sixth and eevent streets west to connecs
Win vi, tne sewer In sixth street vest Tne se.ea
will be circular in form, it's inside diameter two
fest, the walls four inches in thickness.
bidders will state the price per ineal foot for the
sewer :
None but practical mechanics need bid, and the
right IL reserved to reject any all bids.
,st. "a JAMES j. CAMPBELL,
&C 26l2 Commissioners Fourth Ward,
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Ma, Feb, o. SOL have great safisfHction ii ~.
N. dat have used Ths BAmAxitan Ismedies sor
VcSsral dissases IN III Nest e0stoary forms: that
/ have ussA than vstA iu4gmaok, dscretios, anS
1coperiy, aAA have. toan4 them rssPond 10 my "a.
HoiratiOnA proODkiy end s6ectaA1ly Knovinr
tSe1r conposatton, hare The f1lleet oon6dence n
{hsir shcacy and e fAr . ny ass c ten extends
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10y W. L. WALL CO, Aucttoneers,
ID Stores 81 ) and 317, 2 g'#'
South corner Penn;a avenue and 9th street
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~ Queen VictoriaS 4suoirs Of the Prince Coz
sort, Thaekefsyh EaEiy anA Lsts Pspers. Cod
man NAY NE Ten Mcrtns IN N Sso.tl @9s9lIh Sersss
Other Customs Of the Mandaas, BY Catiin. Rsli-
gious Life in England, By Alphonse ESQUIRE. On
aus ERAN0K TAILOk.
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Auction SALES.

III COOPER LAfIMER, Aucttoncers,
ID tLate Slerks With ]. e. Mcclure d Col
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and nth street
Star Once Binding.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-12-08
Vs
& Td arD.

N b
Wabrenb 0tieb i'm 8or3trnr1er iab nab
ieinen grolIenben unb siirnenben gebans
Ten na1bing, befanb Iid bas SoffrdnIein
immer nod neben Der &onigin unb iamte
beraeblih nit ianftem Bort uap nilben.
3ureben Fe 3u tr6iten. - ,s
Cure Maieifat erbulben am @nbe ia
bod nur einen inaainaren 8erlnf, iaafe
bas SofTraulein aulekt, ba Se ale Eroh.
grin6e erid6pft bate. sc iuirb fur @ie
8ana 10 fein, ipie es bisber, wie es felt
bielen Sabren sepeien, unb es tnadt far
Cure WaieitSt gar teinen unterf1ieb, ob
SIR foaialiher @enabl nod In Sanss
iouci ref6irt, ober, Oh er geforben ift.
Sure MaletGt tuaren ia bod fera bon
ibnt. ts /
Mber id mar ibu, INNER bod nabt tsit
meinen @ebanfen, flagte Glifabetb gbris
fine. SD ipubte Sod, baB er lebte, oat
er bieielbe 2uft einatbu,ete tuie id5; oab
Der Gonnentrabl, tnelder mid erquidte,
aud auf 1ein eeliebtes eolss 2aupt Fsl.
SD tpuBte, bab bic Magen bon san5 Gus
roba h;noertdfet iparea mad Sansfouci,
unh bas iebes Nort bes 9roben &6nia6
burn oat,a europa ieinen aEiberbou fan6.
Sc fiat mir wobI, es par niein EroH fir
0liIes, mas ID entbebrts; bnb bieier ercbe
SeIo uub R6nig, ben Sebermann anbes
fste, Seoerniann bepnn0erte bab Der bod
,utueiIen III ieiner unefA liden @ite Ser
aerneit gemdbIia aebaGte .sno auipe;Ien
..... e~4.~Lr 80 &.xx4n = - 81. A.x.uf = ssa
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-12-08
no. l1O.
ausbruf auf SrduIein bon gob serib,

tet.
Maiefat, iagte bas SoffrauIein, i'd
CLAUDE, Der 8ote tpartet auf Elm Srinfs
selb, unO mir ioerben ibn nidt eber los
tperoen, bepor Sie es ibm gegebeu. ...
Nieb brad, obne 9tifit6 auf bic frau.
ernbe uno neinenbe &0ntgin, in elm lau.
teS BADEN aus, Sas lit fomiid, rief er.
DaS tuerbe i6 feiner Maieft1t ersabIen,
unb eS miro i'm at,iifiren, bab bos gnds
oi9e 5rdulein feinem 8ebetmtdmnerer
nno SreIorier Elm Srintgelb anbietet. Or
tulrb bas besaubernS finben bon gnrer
Gnaben, ben, Seine Maieitat finben MI-
les beSaubern6, mas Cure 8naoen tbun.
SD tuarte aber nibt auf Elm Srinfgele,
fonbern ib iuarte allf bic grlaubniB, benz
Soffranlsin bon 8oB bic SeffeIInngen
ausauridten, tuelde Seine Waiefat fit
Cure Snaben mir auf9etrasen bat, unb
i'd bite bas ssr1ulein baber = ,,8,..o ..o. =.
9eben gie biHaus unb tparten ste i'm
Boraitnmer, bic i'd Sie rafen lafe, befabl
bas Sraulein. ,. ,.. ..,.l.s -s
Cure @naben, ipirb bas balb fem?
fragte &teb NIT ieiner llaerihiitterIiben
Gube. SD erlaube mir az bemerEen, bab
i6 nod anbere gluftrase seiner Waieftat
aus3uridten babe, unb beBbaIb fraoe id,
Oh mid Cure @naben bolb iperben rnfea
Iaiien? .- .a... ...-z |
Sie baben ear ni&ts su frasen, foaoern
nur II su aebprasn, faste bas SoHrauleiHa
itoIs. =, ..s.. .......... r.. ,r... l...--
8ieb sudte bic N@ieln, berneiste ii@
itnn.m bor Der 8onigin, bic, in Shmer5
perfunfen, bon Glem, mas nm fe ber
boraine, gar i,i1ts ben,ertte, bur1ntab
sbanri NIT Harlem Sritt 6ds gen1a4 nuo
begab fi9 in 6as Bor3immer. 49,
sic lift fear ftol3. iebr iibermutbig,
bruutmte CT boz H6 bin, irtbent er f1 In
ben, 0bsn Soriirnn,er 70 riiffidtsIos auf
einen Der bo6lebnisen Stuble nieberIins
FEN lieB, hab ct fra6enb unter ibm tpants
te. Sa, iuabrbaftis, iie 1T febr ftol5, oas
tpirb Wiibe foHen, fie su sabmen. Aber
aeadbmt tpirb iie bod iperben, unb es tpirb
ldon Elm Sag ton,n,sn, tuo i'd ss ibr ber>
gelten fann, baB iie mid beute 70 i6ims
pfirt bat. Jigaro bat ie mid genannt.
SD psiB pobl, mas 0as beoeuten min,
oenn mir babsn niat un,ionff fran,0fld
parliren geIernt, nnS flnO nidt umionff
Elm sebilbeter Mann. Sa, ia, Sisarol SD
berfebe! Der alejeit sefallise Diener
bes @rafen MImabioa, Der 8ermittler bel
Der i60nen RoFne. Sb, pb, Srdnlein
nebmen Sie iid in Iht! SD bin beute
oer Sisaro, tuelder btltt Die Mofne sn
erobern unb benz Grafeu Mlmabiba au
iiberIiefern. Mber id babe aud nelne
i66ne Suianne, unb zines cages, penn
Mlmabiba feiner sattliden WoFne lbers
braffs 1T, miro er fd pieoer meiner Su-
iann. supenben, unb Die tutro Did bann
pteber in ben Sintersrunb id,ieben. Sis
sarol ae, m,ein snaOises Soffraulein ID
ueroe es Sbnen eintranfen, baB gts mid
70 aenannt babenl gleid bsute pill id
nit aieiaer Sran @en.ablin barber fpres
den! .ae
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td boffe, bab fe setuabren, mas Cure
Waieftat begebren.
Mber Ste iperben an bic @enabrune
8sbinaunsen uno 8abe faiipfen miii1en,
Iag!s @6aner. .. =. -...-
Sd bin berett, aGes auf mid 81, neb'
men unb su tbun, mas fe foroern Sur
n6sen fe mir bas bi,tmlii6e @eib ses
ben, I'M tueldes i'd bite. -.
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POETRY.
Sword and Plough.


Prem the German Of WolfSang Muller.
Iheie was once n count, 80 I've heard it said
Who felt that his cnd drew near:
Aud he called his sons before his bed
10 part them his goods and gear
llo called for his plough. he called for his sword
-, nat gallant, gm'd and brave:
lhccy brought him both Mt their fathers word
Ana thus he his blessing gayc
My first-born snn, my pride and might,
do thou my sword retain;
My castle on the nrdlv height,
Aud all my broad dnmuin."
My plough here bcst1w;
A peaceful life shn thou enjoy
In the quiet vale below"
Cnncntcd sank the sire to rest,
Now all was given awny
The sons held true his last bchest,
Fer, to his dying day.
Now tell us what came Of the steel of fame
VI the castle aud ,s knight:
And tell us what cnmn If the vale Sn tame
And the humble peasant wight.
g ask not Of me what thr end may bel
Ask of tho country rnund
The castle is dust. the sword is rust,
The height is but desert ground.
But the vale spreads wide. in tho golden prde
or the Autumn sunlight now
1t teens and il ripcns iar and wide.
AMI the honor abidos with the plnngh.
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interlocutory, and so much and such parts
thereof as Affirm or cnforce any of the provis.
ions of said acts are revoked, annullcd, and
declared of no effect, and the courts wherein
the same are entered or docketed are hereby
required to dismiss the same as to all matters
relating to any right and authority camcd
under the act of Legislation aforesaid, with
costs as above provided
* n X * X X X
BY command Of Major General D. II. SICK
LES: j. w. CLOUS,
Capt. 3Sth U S. Infantry, A. d. G. and A.
A. "A. G..
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MISCELL A NY-
Important to Executors, Trustees, &c


Tho following order anno,,s IN ,ho W.,
minyton pnncrs. rhonrh IL ira ,,rn,. o,I
applic,ble tn North C,rnl;n, 4. -,
NAV be apn]icd to This Stnte also ~ Thnso p'so
nrincinlcs ;f ,.,rrind ;nt, n,,n,;on iii, ,".
almost every sottlnmnnt r. ,S,,t., nd p. ,s.
funds. mad. dnruy tbn Lt. .,r ,nd !, r'at
as there can b., II, iu,, dist;,c,;nn h.nws.n
dueiary and otter trnns,c, inns !, ,hn .,,,>i;
cation of the mas;,, ,hat m ;,l,,r.l o,,n,;I
eratior yi.i,tcs the contract y In.i.,, ro..o,,
nizng the order rs law would h., nro.. l.,,t
far avoiding, al eon.r,c,s, ,l,, oon.;d,r.,;.,,,
of which was Confederate o,oncy:
HEADo,,aer'ps On N,,,r,pv n,.,.y,c
CuAnIrsror s q Srn, < 1sr-
r S,,r;ui Oyxysys ", 1Itl
Trxrr
* Il s; * .
Nv Wbcrc,s thn C.n.rl A.so,,i,. ,,t
N,rih c,,n,;n, ,l,,n,ol ,no,, o,,,;,I,,
ar, f,,r the r,lief nf cr.cut,rs administer ,or, -
g., ratified March ? 1867 whor,I,, = ,,
enacted in snhst,,,ns nc f,l,o,,s Tl.t 40
cutors. administrators cuur,lous sbcr;F,
constablcs corou,rs cl,.rks az thc eunronn
and Conntv Courts c,nrL. ,,1 m.stors rf ~ =
Court of Emitv trns,r.s and o,bnrs hnIdi,,,
places If Gtuciarv cb,racter sh,n,d nnt va
held liable for having received in n,vmcnt ~,
debts the currency of the Confederate States
or for having invested trust funds in their
hands in the securities of the said Confederate
Stntcs that said guardians, trustees aud 9th
crs should have authority to compronis"
caius in their hands arising before May
1865, and drclaring such cunpro,.iyc va
lid and binding on all parties th:, IN c,.
ses Of contracts wherein any ncrson netting in
fiducinry capacity is concerned. and where
deductions should be claimed by reason Of
such contract being foun cd on the Confcd
rate or any other deprecated security, such
persons acting in i,lucary cnpacity to have
authority in conjunction with tho party cr
parties therein concerned to appoint nrhitra
tors to assess in gold value the property IN
reference to which such contract was made at
the time of making tho sanc, tl,pir award to
be- binding on all p,,,ics irtrre>tcd therein ::
and that executors aud administrators should
have authority to prefer any creditor or cred
itors Of the deceased persons whom they rep
resented over III other creditor of equal dig
nifty, such payments to have Ike force aid
effect ond such personal representative should
in al cnscs be treated in law and equity MS
though judgment had been conferred in favor
Of the preferred creditor or creditor as there
fpro allowed by law: and whercas ed net of
tho General Assembly of North Carolina iis
in violation of the Constitution of the United
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IHE vanity of human life is like a asriyer.s
constantly passing away, and yet constsStlY
coming on : 8
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FLEsHY persons may become loan by.eatine
slate pencils. II reduces them to- more
cipher. Z, :
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. LITTLE deeds of love and kindness cheer
the downcast spirit. and gil tic aching heart
with gladness. Minutes, hours aud DAYS make
the year; sothe smaller acts and thoughts Of
life prepare us for eternity d
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WHEN asked how he got out Of prison a
witty rogue replied: :" got out of nv cell
by ingenuity, ran up stairs with agility, crawl.
ed out of the back window in secrecy. aid
down. the lightuingrod with rapidity, and am
now basking in tho sunshine Of liberty"
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ITS BUSINESS.

AS you goaong the two long streets run
ming paralclto the rail road, nearly evcry
house s wniskcy shop, gambling saloon, or
house of prostitution not unfrcquently all
of these combined in ono great shanty, with
here and ahsFe e clothing store or trading
establishments MS if thrown in occasionally to
prevent the total depravity of the street and
preserve to itsome slight mir of rcspectabi!ity
During the Hours of daylight the town pres.
ents on all SIDES the busy aspect of legitimate
trade. it
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-09-28

The following order was issued yesterday
iIEADoRs. % MILITARY DISTRICT,
Charleston S. G. Sent. Ii 1867
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-01-24
Remoynis from, once.

In the L. S. Seuate, Jan. IL, when
the bill to regulate the tcnune aud ap.
pointneut of officers BY the President
was under debate, Mr.. Cowan Of Pa,
made the following authoritative stamc.
mcnt--
The Senator frem Ohio. (Mr Shcr.
mani had said tho other day that the
President had made over : 900 renewals
from Office. The number OF civil oil ces
at the disposal Of the President was ex-
aetly 2,I3l, and the Whale number of
removals made is iI6. II could not be
said that majority only was entitled
to the Offices. He would venture TO
state that Of the 4iG new Apprentices,
400 81 them were members of the ma
jority-had voted for the President aud
voted for the present Congress, but had
lately differed on the question, of policy
aud constitutional law with that major.
ity. 4 large number of the removed
afk&holders had been guilty Of the
greatest disrespcct towards the l'rcsi.
dent, who was their superior officer, and
used language concerning him which no
Senator would attempt to justify.
The Senator from Ohio lad also sta.
ted that not 100 names had been sent
to the Senate, when Mt that very day
35I appointments had been sent in,
and the Scuate had oaly acted on five
lie Mr.. c. had ob,aiacd from the dill.
ierrnt departments statement OF the
Presidents appointments and the uum
Der Of removals. Under the Depart
mant Of State there were $40 appoint
mcnts, aud there had been 10 removals;
IN the Treasury pepartment 913 APP
pointmcnts and 100 removals; in the
Interior Departments l0appoiahacals
and q removals; in the l,astollice Ne
alrtinent 700 appointments and lI
removals; in the Attorney Gcucral's
Office 202 appointments aud 10 removals.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-01-24

"Bdt il has been impossible for NE
10 leave Nashville. VIII be there
soon. The institution of slavery Is
toue, and there Is no good reason nov
for destroying the States ID bring
shout the destruetiou Or SLAVERY I
ANDREw JdfiSsoS'
7 Nh Blair continued: Tilt message
was delivered b; me to the President.
November 20, 1859. lsit not matter
OF history 7 Did not every man who
hears my voice know that advice was
adopted---a reconstruction adopted and
proceeded upon by Abrahsm Lincoln
iipon the doctrine laid down id that
despatch Add now his successor, who
gatc him Tho advice III carried out, is
to be impcuehcd for o, faithful adher-
encc 10 tic doctrines, principles and
practice which Abraham Iiptoln was
elected upon, which he practiccd il
his lifetime, aud which Mr.. johnson.
as an honest aud faithful mau, Is strng.
gliug to carry outl Do not despair
No, my friends; that great popular
power, that deep set love of country
aud the Constitution, written in the
hearts of every American, will arise
and stand arouud Andrew johnson
while he filfls the mission of .Abrah I'M
Lincoln"