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VOLUME VINO. 529.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable D1spatchss.

LONDON, April 30.-Parliament resumed it,
session yesterday. In the House of Common.
last night, Lord STANLEY, Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs, in reply to an inquiry, stated that the
proposition for g. Peace Congress has been accept
.;edby France and Prussia, and he said he was Of
opinion that the Luxembourg affair would be satis-
factorily settled.
King WILLIAM, of,Prussia, is entirely silent on
the Iunemburg question, causing considerable un-
'eaainess inPatis. =, '. :.
L1yzapooI, April go P. M.-Cotton easier, de-
cined Id since opening. 1t is quoted, Middling
Uplands, HID; Orleans, 12ld.
BERLIN. April 90.-The Prussian Diet was ouea-
ed yesterday by the King. In the speech from the
throne, King WnLIAM said the unity Of Germany
was an assurance Of peace to Europe, and he
urged the speedy adoption Of the Constitution.
The King was silent in respect to Luxemourg.
LIyERPpoI, April S0.-The Tfipoa has arrived.
BaEsr, April S0.-Arrived, the Great Eastern.
ouEEssTowN, April so.-The Cay of Boston
touched; .7.4ass =, ..s..,.ss
IoaDoN, April sQ-Consols- s1a. Bonds I'll.
LosDoN, April S0-Evening -Consols closed at
s1}; 5-s0s, III s.s. 80.
INEHRooI;; April 90 Noon: Cotton, less firm.
salesa y, 600 balea r.Uplsnds 19a12id;: Orleans
l2$ds .breadstutf firm. Corn 4s.-scarce. Pro
Visions drm. Lard 5Os. Sd. Produce unchanged;
LvKRRooI Aprt 80 Evening" Cotton market
lasa firm to-day snd closed easier at decline. Tho
following. are the authorized closing quotations:
Middlngs Upl'nds lid, Mddling Orleans 12gd.
Sales Z, ,0o0 bales. q 49,. sssas
FHAzzsnfE. fei5sqs saE Ronaa 7ea:: <,s.:
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Rx1dARKABIR I1NEss.-Thei daughter Of Mr..
Edward White, on Harding street, whose remark
sble illness was mentioned in the Express two or
three days ainoe, spoke and received nourishment
from the @nsser wbo
BIS 'been in constant attendance upon her, that
she expressed herself as having been perfectly SEN
s1ae OF an that passed around her during her i'll
ness. She mentioned several scenes and events
we're Of painful interest to her, though she was un
able In any way to express, even intimate, her
cognizance Of them. This is one of the most re-
markable cases that has ever occurred IN this cum
munity. Petersburg Express.
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EMs&Mssq YEsFssDAy.. aeeerda4oe with
large and somewhat enthusiastic meeting was held
in this city, yesterday, for the purpose of organ
iKing q Republican: parte There; were: several
whites present, but the colored element was large
y. in the ascendant. Governor Orr and others of
the whites together with several colored men, de-
hvered speeches. We shall, in our next issue,
publish full account Of the proceedings.
Col;fnlbla PhGniJ.
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Within the last few days at least twenty vessels
have entered our port with valuable cargoes Of
assorted merchandise, thereby assisting IN filling
up our wharyes with shipping from the Ogeechee
canal to Wilink's. This fact is certainly signif-
can't, and speaks for itself. The efforts that are
being so energeically made to. deepen the chan
mel and to remove the distractions in our river
will, when crowned with that success which is in
enable the lsFgestelass OF vessels to come
dhcfly t6,a1tS aScSBE3ith hout; Tightening or de-
fds5h he proud! rank which Savannrtr
occupies among Southern commercial cities is
destinedsto ba maintained and increased as the
Empire City.*-Sduufndh Republican.
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Sag Ae@gEsE.A most psaneholy slf affair occur.

red Sst FfaaS aitsin5Gn af fiie machine works #
Linville Gleason. on st. Julien street, between
Montgomery and Jefferson streets, by which a
most worthy young man named Henry G. Harden
lost his right foot it is feared he may lose his Leg
Having some betting to adjust on pulley he
mounted the saw table, in which was large crcu-
lar saw going at great speed, but which he unfor-
tunately did not observe was in motion. While at
tending to this duty he accidentally struck his foot
with such force against thu saw to cut the foot
almost entirely of. leaving nothing but one toe
and cutting back to nearly: the anlle.-Sauannah
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I hear the dismal bells that shout
Their watnihg to The ships Without:
The drirnitln sails ar, r,.cfrG and n
The pilots SQUAD and gropc about
fPffG (ynta Ia ho,-,.o1 ,,;p ~,


The dripping rails rrclri and furct,;
The pilots snu:d aud gropc about
f9c Gate Is barred against the worl1
The httlEbts of description to be found scat
tered among the wreath of fancics give lls lively
Suggestions ct scene and object i'll tho new and
strange regions in which iho poet wri es; re-
gion which, ii, novelty anG beauty must naturally
be large source OF inspiration TO the poetcal MI
turc.
The following seems To Us. qnitc happy in its
aconsn; the cpissrammatc, in expression, blends
well with tho thought aud sentiment:
vEsrERs.
The popp!cs nol their sleepy lrows,
And reel aGowu the orialu air;
The sombrc lilies slOYi, rouse
And fold transparent hands in prayer.
The climbing roses whisper soft
Sweet mesSares the fUi,r-u', locks
Are drowsy +iow-bnt far -aIutt 2 = '=
see the watc,nrn.hollynuck
The Moslem-iIacs seem eocau :.
'On sAllaR' through the red sunset;
IncS rise upon t!.c tirrnt-wall
Or every leafy nnare
The passionate tulips al this hour
Forgot tirr pride. With good intrat
The naughty dahGas yield their DOVER
Ihe uuskX pcon. -quecnstc.cnt. : -
thousand lights aro Swuu;. in view
From heavens dome. l leave the fair
Mock vioois knec,ing in the dew:
t1s The evening hour OF PRAYER
Our next specimen il meant to illustrate thc v:i;
Wings OF ahoart divided between, and strussl ;l';;
with, mort4, :and an Immortal Passion-.ti'c 'mc'
or human love, the other all enduring fame. IT.
8 somewhat more vague i'll thought, and perhaps
ess generally happy in expression. than the t@"
preceding poems, and the rhyme of the conc1u-
ling line is detective, unless we do wrong to td,r
vord de'oced, and throw tho stress heavily Hrx,il
he last syllable. STILL there arc in it scyerai frln.I
GUS verses and happy fancies
MOODS
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G3nA IGlIG LADY RETURNING 20 si.;:
co;nry home, after -"onlli vi few ii::ns "a .I'
its, was hardly recognized 10y her teu,H. In '4cn CT
rosrsc istic, flushed face. sic e' soft rub.
pcAu:. oil nIinus; n,artc s.nooiii"s aEt iasec:: e.
iw MY y..:r, she rray appeared 5u .%s.ca. Iica n
qirs 10 III" ol sr..:; ras: -, si:r :.h!i:.y
Ibid llir,u liz. sl., usct Tho LiE;'Aj.Ii: Gii,
ro-G'r.d uv:ua'n acquisition ::y .a!' .oi!c
rs its ai:y Lady dcnt;aHa ra impross "iv f@.
8o;i appearance hurried ind It Ii ,;!:pic II -
combination: Stature. is.li s.i,c ,.s G,d.rsE--
-. III liz efficacy iii drawing upuiit;rs from as3 '.ss
ing. CLEANSING ana n"Iu!i::ris tho e''a ar nplzion
iy its direct action t;.c rcle it draw, from it NJ lis
impurities iI.,iiy let.in ,s sane, a i.a:; the su:
ac. - Nl,uro Intended il ,:",H i'G<-cear. sct sin
ali brar:ii',i. l'rir. s:r; b. !imi o. E$i-cs4
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o my beloved, Ger the sun is dnwu.
Where is my young rcm0WM?


my beloved, Ger the sun is down.
Where is my young rcnown?
o, dear beloved. Ger the tlay is ra-t
Where is my portion east!
IT have falsely sung SOU Git saaean- -~--
- 81. yet st!lt:the R sun descends.a; !. - T., e
And have strvcn hard and constantly.
Yet still the day goes by.
What is a lump unto ny stumbling feet
With lie no longer sweet!
The stars. in differing .!orics. what are they
To the good wariatn oI day?
Where is my lacking, that the world (cnic,
Unto my art The prize?
Grd me about with wings that may s,,crd
Touching theis5Hrs, tdeo''.
Strong is the spirit. Is tho Gcsh so weak?
o. best beloved, speak!
Il thore no e.irt in store sor srcl as r?
Beloved love, reply.
80 O,my beloved, though the uig.:t wcr. here
Still coil,i thy presence cheer.
False is the sn,ils OF Fame anu soou obscure,
How doth thy light endured
Fame beckons all and courts the multitude;
-. How doth thy love exclude!
How doth thy lovo excu-le all. saving ,ue
kept unForthly-
HealDe0. maQc rlcnGr ny endowment. iili.'
90. Full OF thy grace. yet skilled
TO dlkin moaesty.. o, perfect heart, !,
= nSAa SNghHsnot otwhcrc'tlibu ;irtt = : .'
How can comprehend and yalu. ;.lcc
Out Of: my poverty ~
Amid Thy laviah alcmsnas dtsbarsea;
faint and AM a-thrst
..:lToo pfodigal of sweets tojntisry-
priakns still am dry
And hunger ever Though furevcr fed.
Beloved! Bc1oredi
IsR Erancisso 1861. -. 40.
We shall alwaye1 1be pleased to Welcome to oui
oolamns the contributions, of a.wpter Of poems
snDh as ahsse. Tho foadsr. will readily SEQ. how
VeEtfar superior thsY aroip rignplity of thought
feeling; fancy sda e2pressios.to the 4Terrge
yerses Of our newspapers and magazines. We
beg to assure Mr.. SToDpARD, to whose favor We
s<o tle.. .!waTs hc
sure of q place in our columns, WHEN his offerings
Ire Of so choice kind, ana so grateful to every
owing muse.
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e9rSu*STS3IppI CENTRAL RAILROAD Conf
PANT. = aEc&ErARY's OFFICE. WATER VAL.
LIZ. MISSISSIPPI. 10Th A,-i!. 1851. Yo::c7l Of
the First Mortgage Bonds {: ,u:a - a.,aay ar, nc.
iiiicd tlatc lrov:si.nis Is : &C til, Ill
tsres Coupons falling siia .a is r-...nn ii;ayl
at the Banking Noraa o: J. 9. Kia-uANG .iiLT
'fAI.MAIE K &C.. 40. 80 Pho atrect New York
4. J. Mcc!tEEfco,
.nrli & G,,,..rn.
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t.i:::ll,!;:.; ie r'.,. Harkrf. thai: we
;!::;i7 ;i7'-cs5s>. cs55s>. 81 re-: 10 have s,,,r
;;a1:scs':E::::s. attention III getting ~
l!.iS '2je"h sa 'ig!.:,.ass OF fabric.
sin;:,:::E; g. :naicEia: al.i durability.
o;' rning. aEac'i the larger portion
ri :s:sr S!ncA; is made il. our own
w0i 0i;i>i:a;,, :E;i we Warrant {! in
aYr,., :Y.>:,ec: ;,;;;!:as to :us;o:n w.,i'iii. w.i'iii
!. 'ic ;;,':: t!0,,,;,S il0t af or OWE .:,aii-
''issfi!ra: ,;i,e'' ~ Gia ,isi;aliy sold
,';,;.,iy.i'Ia:Ee, tE:a difference uo shall.
:sa a!;;t:: i;s -!l1v G.lr c;ssi;:,,als.
Il. fixing olr prices, froM which
'fe n::;!,', u, ';er!atins2, W: have iakcii.
;l:!s, consideration ii,n depressed.
state af :ha market, :ile;I The u,li.ar-
sa; desire TO Buy goeds cheap. :;
H. rive halaw sHn,a ei cur lead
i.lys prices;
cFil:;'K CASHMERE SUITS s........... IS 90.
ALL Wool TWEED SUITS. ...........u Ii %
All. YEanI THIEn SUITS. .........1 ID o.
YrAcN Nsp WAITE NN GJysST?:!5EzSSE
SUITS our owin make .......-..........l7 oO
THREE SryLES OF MIDDI,ESEX CASsG-
MERE s"lIs. DARK. MGpIUM, AND
E'.;I;i 1nNgGGEs. -. ............. is. 90
i:'.s'': =: M!iIrg MIN cAsslMEHE
:! az ~ uU
SILK Nly THrro~:, DiFFFEENr MIN
TUE!;; .....-,-..... .ai 90
j'T>2 #rAcE rEnlIA& TElcor SCI Is .e7 90
aAi;'; E"9H-y ,,l:uS De rouDEr
sl,iG,s ............. ......... % %
al,r. DRESS SUITS. ranging Is. I,ar,.
:roa'. s1a 10 60 'O
'!s.E SITES ;ros.'...... s. 10 60 on
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sy'w. PENN CLARKE, ESQ; nl' TIE FIJI
of cR0LEY 4 c!.=nEE2. Atro-eys- washington
City is stopping ut :c -is i:ca.o Ttls firm raprG-
scnts number cil=o,a rllcsc Cc:oa ard cthcr
property was srG.d q; t! c'oss OF BY Io Gov
crnmcnt AUTHORITIES calrat. All aoan, ..ol r:oior.
,y, and have Instituted -u:.i ,he Court - Cil:pa Ia
recover its vaii;o Mr.. Ci.Af will b. II =. ;!.y icY
days, and will dc pleased tho clients Of Ihs ",
at his room M. 81. Mills ious. AZ t5 Hr'a naar;
tGr collection Of this class Of cians sroliL ESQ cc
our citizens Interested might c:;I "a ~ li.4NgE With
advantage. ,.?i: %
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nv +: AEE .!c7WoElzGG 10 asi.i':::;2 GSS;.' Z
l. n. Wi:il'u. LII. &: caaai,istos;or Sheriff OF
Cerlesro t,l'loiall District =: .ha nez election.
SrLiclNh.r Il
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fD- ARTIFICIAL LAII HU-
M.tE LEEs Mate 10 order AID inserted by Drs. 3.
BAuclr and r. .GoUdLEaiiN 'iora:erly employed BY
Rars;osSEAu, o: laris No. IS? Droai:y4y New York.
April IL 1yr
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&SrNO'rICE 10 CoSsl';. :: :;z.s. : Co,..sIGNEEs
per steamship SARAGosSa. Clp .n, lraw.u:, from
Kew York :c.eby &ottfs ;:.. they ,anst sg5 tic
n"ral Average Bond, =: 10 oHi:c =: e:ors W. u.
H!ET0T & CO., Broad stree .srrc t,:; ccis vii b.,
r'iivcrod. Rav::....:E-I. / O.
hInyt o
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80 ~ EtlU:rG-CHART.ES .ESTON DISTRICT
sl:;pa X co. VS. !tD3IINisliATRIX GAEEY.-pursu-
nI 10 the decree Of Caucao- LEss5S tio creditors of
tho estate of Z. VI CART deceased are orcbr called
upon " irovo iicir claims before une,,gn at lis
Office urnrt House. Cha cE:on before tie Ist day
iay 1867, nc debarrcd cro tho benefit OF the de-
rrecto ~ hereafter lEalo in tie oailse.
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na' THE STATE CT saUr:I CAROLINA,
EERKlEY DIsrErcr-p!sTE- y CorE--, sp Il 35'..
IS6ii is ordered the! Ta.sdaJ .:c't the o:a ,r &c
appointed Sentence Day. Tia. ali nrra,ns ~!.J LII.
'a found guilty at this T,ric OF t= Court aal y: ST.
nr whom scaled sentences have Leen lei. al the JanrG:y
tcrtn ai those under rscogni:snccs wl:o Lsvo iaic
apvrar ie brought up oI t.r. dry ts B,acG WarTsns
ISSUE against all liosr parties who have heretofore Ltg
eci ::c Of tha Coar tc appear, aud uiat tao
Couting"n; Docket bo called.
ls order Oi Judge RIcuAGnaoN.
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LITERARY.
CALIFORNIA POETRY.

We gave, some time ago, in the columns Of the
NEWS, some very happy and fresh specimens Of
poetry from the pen OF CHARLES WARREN SroDDARD,
. young poet OF San Francisco, California. We
briefly at tbs time upon the felicity Of
The yerses-their general grace fine taste and ire
4uent beauties. In the additional specimens from
the same writer, which we give below, the same
general characteristics will make themselves ap-
parent. The fancies will be found very happily in.
terwoyen with the descriptive in the following
poem, written in February last, at Point Lobos.
Mr. SToDDARD belongs legitimately to the school
Of TENNYsoN, who blends, with the contemplation
Of WORDSWORTH, the metaphysical subtlety o
and the graceful abandon Of KEATS; and
as in TENNYsoN, Mr. SToDpARD shows himself Q
peculiar master in the fehcitous choice Of phrase
and epithet.
AT POINT LoBoS-FEBRUARY, 1867.
Clear noon Without obscurity,
No flake of cloud 'twixt heaven and me;
No mist athwart the Golden Gate,
The hearty sun doth wilfuly
His profuse beams precpitate.
cling to bumped rocks that knee
On unswept sands, where breakers reel
In splendid curves. and pile their foam
In spongey hills, that slow CONCEAL,
And dulce and driftwood find homo.
We clasp the silver crescent set
Within the hazy parapet
That belts the horizon: In glee,
count the htful puhs that fret
4' The eternal levels of the sea.
watch the waves that seem to breathe
And pant increasingly, ben.ath
Their silken coverings that cringe
As hecked with swirls Of troth, they seeth,
And whip and futter to fringe.
Brown pipers run upon the sand
Like shadows; lar out from the land
Gray gulls slide up against the blue;
One shining spar is sudden manned
BY squadrons OF their wrecking crew.
My city is beyond the hill;
cannot hear its voices shrill;
little note its gains and greeds.
Here Is my song, where waters spill
Their Liquid strophes in the reeds.
And to this music forswear
What ever soils the world with care
see the HsEless waters toss
track the swift lark through the air
L lie with sunlight in the moss
White caravans Of cloud gob
Across the desert of bright sky
And burly winds are following
Inc trailing pilgrims, as they fly,
over the grassy hills Of spring.
What Mecca are they hastening to?
What princess journeying to WOO,
In the rich orient? l am thrilled
With spice and odor they imbue
feed upon their mamma spilled
strip my breast with eager mind,
To tarry and invite the w.nd
To my embrace by curious spell,
It quickens me with praises kind
lis Ariel that blows his shell
Invisible and soft as dews
Descending, lie his love renews,
Dclighting daisy colonies;
They gloss them with the lustrous ooze
OF meadows, stepped In ecstacies,
Until the homely snnburnt Heads !;
The tumbliug hills in browns and reds.
And gray sand-hillocks everywhere,
Are buried in the mist that sheds
Its subtle snow upon the air.
And Prospero aroused from sleep,
Recalls his spirits from the deep;
They cross the wave with stealthy tread;
Their shadows down upon mo sweep
And dsy is past, and joy LIS ied
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JAMES TCnPER,

Es- EEA UTE. l. nAI2.-CIIEy.iLrE1S
f.E', TOR TIL i..I r...:.:yely restores ,Ta Lair c
Ia original coo- ID. yca dG 51a;i:Y; in.=a1s :iie .aG
irrnah &c s!s wea&es! hir stops III falling out 1T
onco; keeps til" iy1i ,,ca;. papnrale:o; as lai,
dressing. SID hy all Dya,.atH nnd .as.;o=as.e h.ir-
!rcs-era In: al IN. o..ic, 10. ;i&: br,s:Ta: tew
Y"r;. sA.... = casVAL.Iii. ii. D. /.
DOVE: I. MoIsi.,
10. III :.!aeting s:roct
Opposite Charleston l.u:ai.
LanilarN [ :hun.
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M BATCIEEOK'S HAIR DTE.-THISs
SPLENDID Hllk DYEis the beat IN The wc.!u III,
only nHe aud Perfect 0gs-har:s;ess. reliable. ins;at
;an"ous. No disappointment. 10 ridiculous ;plts
Natural Black Or it""w1I. f".e,J tine Ill Elects R
DYES Invisoratcs tho hair. lv.n it .o un. hecutlial
The genuine ID sslsnei Wii1a Il. Batclssr All othcy1
lssaa sslt by all
ErrGgists and Perfumes. ic~:n-y. Gc 81 bSruioy
street. New Yor:,
Es'. '.REw,Rg or i couSiLn..-rr.
IIrcuIntrr lu .Iy>
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W. l.. cLArN Il 60, che.niats

W. l.. CLl'-N x t7v., Ght.illEtH
SO 5 Wei: .'a%ct:c stree. ssIacu... =.
!r ol,iy rc:;c,u !:.cn;. 81: tine salt ,: tbs
March - L.
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CnEREtrI"H nE !Iw,::::: !'ssy:s i.ic.,.,d W.
says !! seems 5i,at s''.na Tn!s:r,:'ir;! ljr., -.
circulated r'l,ari thl; ;ie. Scho ED .lai se.s.,
pcrcnpf"ry order rr;s1i-! sti,rs - s;a:ilo ut
once ','r II: aivau"cs ;ct..iz"i-; {; ..c Fi!a:si.,i
!m !':i!.e commission :nerctIf!:l- t'.i0a. .t.t
ic S::sLe. Na:'. ~ cnrlI Hlrt'l:. i. t., :, II
r.cs. s;e,, sirn!;"! hGH hcss a-'.,i u.,gtci: -
farmers. :i iiCr:a;'!s a'!;S ;a,'i.ieti ~ H.,
rroprc.' If Granting n: hel'c - i.n:ir :,..-
me-. ON .Inc :;a,is ;rr: -, ..;:. n
cica."stir"i 'y71n CT. u, rttta "o.. a,; Of iir.
| existing st:s Ia" i. il.:;i..t unGaf i:l' aw
Creditors cul o.t"i. iu,= ri,!.t:cc :uti. Il, III.
but ~ os,;'i;;ui!a 90: g" .Cr1t Slicn :!! .,-
Inc commission 'ne,c;iaS q; The nt4t" %-
ranccu hu;IGY, icrt,lZcrs, Sc. - iic ,arri"re
under tiir p.oaiiaa Gnd in pSrsc.alrn -; t!,a'r'
growing rnl'S.
f;ie ;tau Il Inc cur;:, ~ "rfrgi!!g i;;.i.,inSi;.
fnr t!ebTs duo prior to Arr' ,sa;;. wi -, i;,u Is;
ci.tircL ~. ..iorzed hy llw LIS p!acet :::::".a III
tic ci!i!i:"s s'HIT sitlA"r n;1;ns~ ;aci. c!t~:.l
impair I'd and Hens t,,sln@ :: IN le.r. res. estate
10 prevent lssce tu Idc. scrs ai q .lt'" rrct.-
tQrs ih@. .hsy shsfsicc'i; 4 / ussk T. sess!- under
WuI: Tie cuinHsan II!GTr.t:'lS vi:u !:..y., ni..!r
then, a':vaiccS Ar :urcni IL .',e III. i aii.1 a5
common Creditors. /" prc'G.it ans -;!tl I:acu;-
slty on on Tic artof. the !a"; fahti -: tie !;.-S
Time to protect aud :i :ilfi:r liz. ,';,r.;;itrii
merchant, te"G.al 5c!eiie.,i ..s hnan iu.u..ca i.
suparvelle lia cXtraorlinar :nw,. :.,;i .,..vcl.d
all action by tie courts !&ra!:it gIG"its u
Ill civil law is restored! tn the Stat. ;'iis is TIC
true stlLn q: S.ettS and ai: Sl.:i.,.sLd .yn y.
dcchisdl, tSctac Ia IN c.fc!!n& ,";bh TIM TUrfrs,S
oi tic r;Nl cuic. has the InHMcr uricr :,!visr
mont hnt has given ~ ,.':. the subject ~
issued any yori@r.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

Steamer PILOT BOZ Captain W. T. McNEIrY
tslncr ELIZA ILANCoX... Captain J. 4. RoHAnpsoN.
Steamer FANNIE. .......,... Captain D. B. VINCENT
I EAYE ACCOMMODATION WHARF. CHARLESTON.
a. end Charleston Wharf, Savannah, every Monday
Netncs Ia. Friday and Saturday mornings at O'Clock
Tho PILOT BOY leaves Charleston evory Friday and
SavaaIah orery Saturday.
Tho ELIZA aAHCOY leaves Charleston every Wednes-
Day e.: saturday AID Savannah every Moudayand Fri.
DAY.
Tho FANNIE Isaves Charleston oYery Monday, and
Savannah every Wednesday. touching at Bufton going
AID rcLnfnins. .,
traehi received daily and stored free Of charge.
Fret 10 all points excep; Savannah must be prepaid.
:, t.uEht received af;er sunse.. :
r'c- r:eil,l.; or !aat.,,.r a1oiy %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

From fstchmo1d.
R1oHknsD, Aatas0: ATe- -nofgoY' the Street Car
Company xill Fuq four. cars for: both whites and
hlsGl1s Alaa1o cara. iar ladies'. The company
Only hiSSkf4cers.- 1hfa arrangement was made
aig oS@taiqa ~ :yii3 General lsaHorrr1D. -.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

Ls1Ee. Et1e, tH Texas. -. -i'.'.. W
NxHa a9sass 1pf1 insost the entire .busi=
llss- .E'sr1s;7 was destroyed by
fire on 70 go Eg3ne@ = Hhe l Ssainess
houses hsza BEEN destroyed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-20
Billiard Table for saie.

A VERY GOOD MARBLE.BED BILLIARD
a TABLE 10 offered for sals. Inquire a ths
"Grsyhound Saloon next door 70 Edwards &
Wisgand's Assay Once.
Gold HUI, April %, 1857. spoo-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-20

Cresus Gold and silver Mining
meeting Of the Trustees. held this day, an assess
ment Of ten dollars per share was levied on each
and every share Of the capital stock Of said com.
pany, payable Immediately to the Secretary. at
the Office Of the company 10 Gold Hill, Nevada,
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
-Jsn 4. n, EDG1NGToN, Sec'y.
Gold Hui. April ., 1867. sps.tf