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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamer Pilot 10y from Savannah. Beaufort &c-
NJ Mitchell &C Dupont, Major NJ Kirk DIR R W Sen
brook Capt N Grolisl, W Fcrrebce and servants,
Foster Winsate, w W Frlpp, L Burns, Fr1pp. &
PRettinR, DR. NJ Sans, " Harrison, n Miles, hrs
Moultrie aud 20 deck.
Per steamer Fannie, from Gcorgetown--A Bloomberg
Il .ohnstono, Z Hill, wife and SOIL L D Horny L
Parker, Miss Izard A Hune, " Dorrell Miss Chap
man. S Fraser, and Is Geek
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PHILADELPHIA, 10.h Hontf, 18th Day, 1862.
Respected FarENp:-My daughter has been much
benefited by tbs OF thy Plantation Bttters Thou
wilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, Aba OURR1N.
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Pc son, aepostng letters in the P9stolfes s will
sr f the envelope ana they will also please to remem
hr that without tie stamp letter cannot 9e nailed but
must be sent to the Dead Letter Once.
January 25 ----.--
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- LIST of SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, January FL. lsl

VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsTIHG
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED
STEAMSHIPS.
saragossa 78 tons Crowcll Mt Adgers wharf, for New
York. loading Rarcne1 & Co
Adele Gas tons EIa, at Browns wharf, for Galveston
Texas loading. Street Bros Co
SHIPS.
Confidence 794 TONS johnson, at Browns wharf, for
Screamer, 120 tons, Young, at Atlantic wllarvcH for
Liverpool loading. .............W Smith 4 Co
= BARKS.
ToHcano. 7os tons DelaDo, in the Stream for Liverpool
ready Street Bros Co
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, January 21.-CorToS-The demand has boon
very light throughout the day. In the fore part Of the
morning buyers were paying as high us 32c for Mdding
but on receipt Of Liverpool adyices reporting docne
of sd they offered only 81 Hc. Some small transactions
effected at this rate. but most OF the sales made
early III the morning basis OF 32c. Salcs 5U0
bales, the market closing quiet and dull.
S MONETARY AND FISASclA-Donestic Exchange has
been very active today and large tran actcns are re-
ported Ut x checking and x discount buying CONNER
clal bills.
The demand for Gold continues good, and Was firm at
the close ut l35 5sa13T.
"A lir business has been done in Sterling, closing at
l42a144.
New Orleans Sight par.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, January 23-TUnpEST1SE-Is without
change. Sales to-day Of 5GG bbs ut 81 05 for yellow dip
and So 05 for hard.
TR-Has declined SC, and 81 bbls sold Mt 81 65 per
Dbl
No other transactions reported, and the market rules
inactive for spirits urpentine, rosin and cotton.
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LONDON, July 20. 1888.

Nesrs CAickerin1 d Sons:
GENTS have Just been invited by Messra. ColIard to
try q Grand Piano-Sorte manufactured by you, and1
have no hesis:ion in endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend Mr. n D. CoArd. Viz: That It Is the finest IN
Believe mi, ms, gentlemen, most faithfully yours
J. l. HATTON.
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Ccn.fgnecs per SoutI, Cnrolinn Railroad
~

CcnsfSneCs per South -CHroilhH It.IIfo"t'
January ~.
.o3 baIes Cotton, IL bales Mdzc Stock Furni-
.nre.. &c 10 Z Rodgers & Co, Reeder, Mintz, D
D Utsoy, L NJ Aver & Co, w Dukes i CO. b Smith. )
Wilson, Benson, Gen Tyler Major Parker Ora. ser
Ism Co Mrs Darkcr, II L Jefers Co, Willis Chis.
dim, w Brookbauks, e " Williams 4 Co, Smith. =
MISS L Co, Hunt Bros, N Averill l. Son. Thurston
Holiness Mcy, Adams, Frost Co. J Aiken I, M CO.
W Witte, Courtney co, TIupper sons \, Agent
Loo & Co, King L. Cassidey Casnpsen Co, I Heae-
nv + s Roducrs.
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LINES.
Respectfully Inscribed 10 the Ladies Memorial a
sociatsop Of F!'ede'icssbury, Va.


Br THE AUTHOR OF TIE CONQUERED BANNER
Gather the sacred dust.
Z OF tho warriors tried aud true,
Who bore the flag of our nation trust,
And fell In cause es great rs just,
And d. I'd for me and YOU
Wherever the brave have died.
They should not rest apart;
Living they struggled side by side
Why Should tho hand Of death divide
A single heart from heart?
Gather them each and OIL,
From tie Private to the CHIEF;
Come they from cabin or lordly hall,
- Over their dust let the fresh tears fall
OF nations holy grief
No msttcr whence they come-=
Dear is their nfelcsS clay
Whether unknown or known to fame,
Their cause and country were the same
They died-snd VI GRO tho Grey.
Gather the corpses strown
Der many 3 battlo plain
From many grave taat Lies SO lone'
Without name and without stone-
Gathor tie Southern slain.
ZA And the dead shall meet The asad
While Tho living DER them we ep;
For mon who Ice snd stone~all led,
And the hearts that once roeotner oieu'
Should now together sleep.
December Sd. 1866.
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WOMEN'S LIST.

A
Aston, Funny K
Altman, Maria K
Anderson, Hethe
Ancrum, Mary K
Bates, Sarah E I(
Baraes, Elizis J K
Banette, Jenni l.
Ba1ton, Mrs 7 u
Baker, airs L ~l1
Behling, Miss = HI]
Bennett, hrs J MI
Blake, Mrs N B 7
Bullard, Miss q eli
Burns, Rachen i
Burns. Margret
Brown, Julia L
Brown, Norer |!
ByTnee, Mary |
Cannon, T W |!
Carson. Matilda
Carr, Mrs L |!
Camel, Sarah +
Chaplin. 1drs G A I
Cling, Mrs W D z
Clarke, Miss L /
Clausan, Mrs &c /!
Corwin, Fannie MI
Cox, Martha Il
Cohran, Mrs c u
Cornwaldt, Mrs D]l
Crane. Kate N D
Eocker, Mrs E P II
Cross, Mrs A
CTumley, Mrs y
Craig, Mrs S R p
Curtis, Miss F A y
Chisolm, Mrs E ND
Danneny, Lizzie on
Dillingham;, Mrs CT
Douglass, Mary =
Downing. Miss NJ !
Doyle, Mrs G A L
Drayton, Susan u
Dougherty, Cath /
Duncan, Margres I
= e II
Edwards, Mrs II
Files, Julia II
Elliott, Miss P II
Emanuel, Miss G
v 2
Evans. MrE N l
Eysenback, Mrs Ri
G. ID
Fauel, Miss M p
Fitzpatrick, Hrs Hla
Flieshmann, Mo- p
dame D
Flint, Mrs 81 E !
Fcierstone, Char 4
lott q
Fam, Bridget y
Frazer, Mary d
Frost, hIrs 8 E q
g. d
Gamble, Mira L y
Gaines, Mrs a i
Gailliard, Mrs c Dla
Glover, Mrs @ j
Glover, Rose 4
Gourdin, julia "a
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Dear gir, very sincerely yours,
OHAS. D. COLLARD.
Firm Of Collard Collard Planoforts Manufacturers
LONDON, Aug-.. "a. 1855.

Jane, M Wthi, Esq.,:
MY DEAN s1n: AS you ara going back to the United
States must beg you to remember me Kindly TO the
Mcs.rs Ch1ckering Tall them wss delighted with
their Grand Ptano-forte-as good i.Hrvaeat tkk.
a. 1uas eper turned o.t both IN touch and ter:
q F. BROaDWOOD,
Firm Of I. Broadwood & Sons, Panoforte Manufac'
turers London.
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Which are the evidences Of ==z7szz.5i;;s. :
LIVER COMPLAINT AED DYSPEPSIA.
It Is estimated that OF all adult ailments
proceed from deceased and tsrr1d liver. The hillary
seoretons Of the liver orerEowiEg into The Eou8ch pol
son the entire system and exhibit the above Symphonic
After long research able to present tho most
remarkable cure for these horr1d nightmare Diseases
the world has produced. Within year over si1
hundred and forty thouaand persons have taken the
PLANTATION BrrrERs and not instance OF complaint
has come to our knowedeel
Tits q most efectuel tonic and agreeable BdmulRnt
suited to all conditions of life.
The reports thst 1t relies upon mineral substznceh for
its active properties, wholly fsse. For the sstis
faction of tho public and that patients may consult
their phyaictane append list OF its componsnts
CAL1sAYA bARK.-Celebrated tor over two hundred
years in the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia
Weakness, etc It was introduced Into Europe by the
Countess wfs of the viceroy OF Peru, In 1640. and
afterwards sid by the 1esus for the enormous p7ee o
it, o,u,s 1geit si,veT, under tho name Of Jcsts oto
ders and was finally naae public by Louis XVI King
of France. humboldt makes especial reference to Its
febrlfnge qualities during hs South American travels
CAsoAntL1A BAnK-For diarrhnn, collie and diseases
Of tho stomach and bowels. s4z95
DANpg1IoN-For Inflammation OF the loins and drop.
dcal affections.
CHAMoMI1.R FLowERs-For enfcebled digestion
LAVENDER fLowRRs-AromaHc, stimn!a1t and tonic
highly invigoratng In norvouB debility.
WrNTKReREEN-For eorofula, rheumatism, etc.
Ar1sE-An aromatic carminative; creating flesh,
muscle and milk; much used by mothorB nursing.
Also clovebuds orange, csrrawsy, cortander snake
M 4 etc,
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s. T...-18G0....X

Another wonderful ingredient, Of great use among
tho Spsuia ladies Of South America, impartng beauty
to the compilation and bilianoy to tho mind Is yet
known to the commerce Of tho world, and We withhold
its name for tho present.
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,xports Of Rice. Naval Stores and Lumber,
from tho Port of Charleston, from Sept'cr
1st to January "a, 1867.
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TIMBER AND LUMBER.-Thcre is some increase in
the supply of Timber but the stock is still limited, with
only light demand. We renew our rates. say for Com
mon Timber s4@s5 a n; for Mill Timber s7@s10, and
Shipping Timber s12@sl5 = NJ. Raft Lumber is selling
at s12@s15 n; City Steam Sawod is held ut $2o@sS0
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Rain, Barbara
Reid, Mrs NJ
|Riddick. Mrs L
Rivers, Sallie P
lRiddeu, HRS J S
tliicke. Mrs L
Rivers, Miss ] D
Rich, Iizzic 8
Rivers, Miss NJ
Robinson, Anne
Roessler, Mrs L
Rouni1l8t. Miss r
Robson, Charlott
Roods, Mrs Tyra
Ryan, Mrs W B
Ryan, Hannah
Sanders, Mrs 8
Sanders, Mrs C
Seanlan, Margret
Scanlan, Mary
Scuidt, Mrs r
Slayen, Mrs
Soller. Mary A
Stanley, Catherine
Storen, Mrs III
Stene, hlargret
Stoll, Mrs q n
Sullivan, Anna T
Sulleven, Mrs A r
Schnith, Miss J
Smith, Lizzie
Smith, Mrs z P
Sinlons, Mary L
IT.
Tyer, Emma
|Trescot, AIrs q
"
|Vandehos. Hiss NJ
w s
Warren, Hattie
Wagner. Mrs NJ T
Watts, Fannie
Wallace. Mrs John
Wilson, Miss D
Watson, Mrs J
Weston, Miss p
Weston, Caroline
Wearing, Peggy
Whitlock, HRS 81
Whiteson, Miss E
E
Willis, Mrs J T
Wride, Emma P
Wilson, Sarah
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Young, Mrs R A
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s. T.--1860---X.

"A smile was on her up-health wss In her look
strength was In her STEP and In her hands-P1ANTA.
TON EIITrRs, !"
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LONDON, January IA, .3o6a.
.Iamls ~ KehIf Esd !:

MY DEAR s1a: have great pleasure in asking youto
convey to Messrs Chiokertng the EXPIRE sion: OF my
highest approval Of their instrur IT, consider,
not merely the best instrument Of American rnanufac
tre that have tried but Of the fuest Grand PtAno.
fortes that has come under my cbsaryar!on; and
tho Messrs. ChickerinR may well be proud OF haVln9
which for touch quality, power md workmanship, 1t
would be very difficult to surpass In any part OF the
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Testimonials from. the most distinguished Arts IN EuTeps

Testimonials as most distinguished Arti.. IN Erep.
e.. to Aessrs. ChicktTing d Sons:
LonDoN. July Is, 1855.
Having played upon Pdano.torto made by Aessrs.
Ohickering & Sons, OF Boston and New YORK., have
much pleasure In tesfyng to its general e1celt nee
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes,
consider It really GRAND PIANO FoRTE AND DECIDED
ARABELLA GODDARD. IaIgLo REaoNpI
y yGIHs KgHh BENEDICT 5lsRssx J. MosGaszas. sIassh
N. ". BALtE. Prof. Of Conservatoire do
eR saiN1s7 a aafG RiGHARDs AETa9a XII rR oHAppz
RENE FAVAhuER. Director Of Monday Con.
SYDNEY SMITH. cests, London.
Among the chiefpotnts OF excellence Of the ohioke1
inp Pianos of which speak the renowned artists In their
congratuatory testimonials to the Messrs Ohickerng
are tile greatest possible DEPTH richness and volume Of
toue combined with rare orii1Ancy, olearness and
above all surprising duration Of sound the pure and
symathetc quality OF which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful souch.
During the past years this firm has MANI.
,0,~. so 900 PIANOS, ssf..;;,::
In the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable Improvements. They have inystA.
bly been selected and used BY all Of the world 10
o,oedged great artists who have visited this country
professionally. both for private and public u1e
THALBEHG.
consider Chickering + Sons Pianos, beyond oonl.-
paris on the best have ever sc en- In America
GOTrsCHALK.
consider Ohiokering Sons Pianos superior 10 any
In the world.
They are unrivalled for t cdr singing qualities and for
the harmonious 1oundness OF their tone, There tB
perfect homogenety throughout all the The
uppeS notes remarkable fer clearness and purity
which do not And In any other instrument while the
distinguished for power without harshpees, and
for magnificent sorority.
WEHLI.
Your Pianos are superior to any hsve ever seen IN
this country or in Europe.
have heard tone perfect; It yields every
expression that Ia needed In music and its quality Is
capable of change to meet every sentiment This 10
rare power and Ia derived from tho perfect purity OF
its tone, together with it's sympathetic elastic and well
balanced touch.
POXNANSKI.
During the past eight years have constantly played
upon ths justly celebrated Erard Panos youra are the
only Instruments that have found, either hero In
Europe TO equal them In ali their points OF excaenco
It mBy he satisfactory to our patrons apd friends
song tho public large to stse that testimonials havo
been received from all the leaning ar1atR who have
visited or are residing In the Uued States few Of
whose names, besides those above, append
LEO. DE MEYER. GUSTAV BATTER
ALFRED JAEL. j. BENEDICT.
H. rANDERsON. II. STRAKOSOH.
&. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
An5 np0 0th
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SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, Ill.

SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, ILL.,.
February II, 1862
MYsspa p r. DRAKE Co:-Pl.sse send another
twelve cases or your Plantation Bitters. As morning
sppetizer they appear to nave superseded everything
else and are greatly esteemed.
Yours, &c, GAGE q VALE.
Arrangements sre now completed to supply any de-
and for this article, which has not heretofore been
possble - -
perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION BrTTEns be
departed from. Euery bottle 6cara the OF ots'
r11lature on steel plate ENGRAVING. or It cannot oe ge-
iine.
Any person pretending to sell PLANTATION BrTTEns IN
bulk or by ne gallon stundleT ard inposer. Geud
of reGiled bottles See tht our Iludte Somp - UNa1u-
T7LaTED epery cork.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Desers throughout
the country.
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s. T-1860--X.
& sew bottles Of PLANTATION BrTrEns
VIII cure Nervous Headnche.
Cold Eztremities and Feyeriah Lp4
Sour stomach and Fetid Breath.
Flstnlency and Indigestion.
H NerVcus Affections.
Excessive Fatigue aud Short Breath.
/" Palll over the Eyor.
I" Mental Dependency.
/" Prostrahou; Great Weakness.
SalloY Complexion Weak Bowels, DO, i
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HAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. c..
GEO. w. WILLIAMS & CO.,
:, OFT {. N E ACT @ r S
Church-street, Charleston, S. C.
GEO. ". WILLIAMS. @. WILLIAMS. J.H

HAVING ESTABLISHED OUR HOUSES AS
TIE ETRANSACT1ON OF YOUR BUSINESS IN Oh
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SUGAR AND MoLAssES-Tho cargo of Louisiana su-
gar received lately has been mostly sod part Of it ct 2c
for PRIME and 1sc. 2 ID. for white New Orleans Mo-
asses is selling ut 80c 9 gallon, and Syrup ats2c
cargo Of Cuba cayed Molasscs in hogahcads has been
disposed of by Messrs ENs1ow Co., at 45@46c q gal
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Nc

Nick Keesan, Mrs
John
McLelland, Maria
N
Neufe1, EiZia
Seuneyer, Mary
Ownes, hrs E
Olphant, Emily
|O'Donen, Mrs o
lO'Bryan, Nancy
| r
Pope. Mrs R r
Plock, Mrs c E
lPeteygrue, Anna
IPa1Tay, Susan A
Parker, Catharlne
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SALT-There has been arrival OF about 40OO sacks
direct from Liverpool which is selling from shipboard
at 50 25 to 80 q sack. There is limited local and
country demand which holders arc supplying at So so
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On Tuesday the market continued depressea' anu q
further decline of half cent y H. TOOK piace-aaoue
Cotton selling at s2H@Ssc q 1b-saes OF tne oss ''o
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New York Market.

MONEY -MAKKET.
Tho New York Ereuing Post, of Monday January 2lsl'
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No other transactions reported, and the market rules
Inactive for spirits turpentine, rosin and cotton.
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DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks orc purchasing, Sight
Checks New York at Il per cent. discount; five to
ten days. per cent discount off, fifteen days, u per
cent discount off, twenty days. per cent discount o
twenty-five days. TX per cent OFF, thirty days, 4 per ct
of They soil Sight Drafts on New York at u premium.
GOID.-The brokers wore yesterday buying at SIS and
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GIULO REGONDL.
ALFRED JAELL.
LINDSAY SL1PER.
J. MOSOHELES, -;
Prof. OF Conservatoiro do
Leis zig. -
|S. ARTHUR 6EApPELta
Director Of Monday Com
ceftg. London.
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LONDON July Is, 1866.
Having played upon P1ano.torto made by Aessrs.
OhickeriHg l. Sons, OF Boston and New York, I have
much pleasure In tesufyng to ts general e1cell nce
For sweetness and brillancy Of tone. dehcacy OF
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes,
consider It really GRAND P1ANo-FoRTE AND DRo1DKD-
1H THE rssr RAYE sEEN OF AMERICAN MAHuFAcTURE
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BAGGING AND RoPE.-Gunny Cloth is extremely
dull and nominal and We quote from 25@26c 2 yard
RopE-There is but little inquiry for this article;
Primo Hemp may be quoted ut 2oc. . b., and Juto l21c
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P. Il. DRAKE l. CO., New York.
A,r;l N mwf

, ali ali Druggists, Grocers and Deslers throughout,
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GRUMBLERs.-It takes money to run
Public schools-and any person who
has an idea that it does not, is most
egregiously mistaken. There is a spe-
cial school tax now due from the tax.
payers of Gold Hill, which they almost
unanimously voted in June should be
levied. Due notice has been given from
time to time through the News, as we'll
as by the Assessor and Collector, that
it must be paid. A few days ago, this
special school tax became delinquent,
aud the delinquents were advertised
the list is now on our fourth page-and
in consequence thereof, there has been
o good deal of grumbling on the part OF
those who see their property and names
advertised. But there is no excuse,
there can be no eq%uiyocation. If there
10 any blame, it lies at the door of those
who. have neglected to pay up as re-
quired by law. The officers in whose
hands the execution Of the law is placed
cannot be blamed, for they are only
doing their duty in the administration
Of the law. Our advice is, to any per-
son who has not paid his or her special
school tax in Gold Hill, is to go right
off to the office of District Attorney
Bishop, (~corner of Taylor and @ streets,
over Feusier's store, Virginia city, and
settle the tax, with the costs already
incurred, and before there are any more
If these taxes are rendered into a judg-
ment, and execution follows, the costs
will be double what they now are.
Demonstration is the thief Of time
and there is where the delinquency and
the item Of costs overtake you.
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Gorse BACK ON THE INDEPENDENT
Palss.-There can be no doubt that, in
opposing the ticket headed by George
g. Gorham, the Bulletin and Union acted
with most fragrant party peridy. No
vilsr case Of ~treachery and tergiversa-
ton can be referred TO in the history Of
politics. They went into the nominat-
ing contest with active zeal. In doing
SC .they gave an implied pledge to abide
the result. No msi can, with honor,
after participating in the organization,
refuse to accept the action of his con-
ventiou.. To do otherwise is q breach OF
faith which should damn those guilty
of il in the estimation of all honorable
men.
It Is useless for those papers to seek
to excuse themselves on the score Of their
being independent sheets. Everybody
who reads them, knows that such is not
the case. y \ y The personal OBJ
jections to Mr.. Gorham were only pre-
texts. In talent he is infinitely superior
to any n Of his opponents. In hon
esty, political or otherwise, he loses
nothing in comparison with his chief
opponent. Gorham made a
gallant and able fight for the nomina-
ton, and according to all party usage,
won it legitimately. In doing so he
showed immense talent and executive
genius.
The palrty prstence that he traded
himself into the nomination is too con-
temptible for serious consideration.
There never was a Convention held in
the State where there was a full set OF
State officers to be nominated which
was not characterized by more or less
trading. II is looked upon as . matter
handsome and substantial recognition
Of course. This none know better than
the Bulletin and Unions. F. Examiner.
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jacks TRUMPs.-This morning we met
the great Sacramento hummer and char
acter, Happy jack" Keeling along
Front street, totally oblivious to the
cares of others, aud sticking his Internal
ugly mug into the face Of every man he
met, compelling him to inhale his fetid
breath. For years he has been an OBJ
noxious sight upon u strees-strang-
ers alike with citizens being obliged to
listen to his foul and abusive tongue.
A stop should be put to this. There is
no use in people and officers saying I:
oh /! it's nobody but Jack; let him
alone-he won't hurt you" Now, this
won't do. He as we'll as any other bum
mer should be cleaned out Of town.
This morning we saw a hummer and a
degraded lager beer girl enter a first
class restaurant to eat their morning
meal. The woman, as is usual with
that class, paid tor it. This city con-
tains not less than twenty-five such de-
graded fellows living on the wages of
lager beer girls, who are no less a burn
ing shame and disgrace to their sex.
These men were never known to work
for q living, and never will, unless de-
tacted in some Of their crimes by the
police officers, who, in their search for
offenders, might spot these v%agabonds
with poft.-Sae. Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-30

TIE Union papers of Nevada county,
CAL, r advocating the United States
Senatorial claims Of Frank Tilford-
since q Democratic Senator 10 to be
elected; the Yuba county Union papers
advocate Ninssn L. Whitesides' claims.
The Sacramento Unions candidate is
said to be Henry Hare Hartley. The
Bulletin will undoubtedly favor Eugene
Casssrley.. We hope, since the Demo
craft, hare won, that they will elect a
regular old stagsr-hs will do the State
less harm, and will help the opposite
party more than would a mild Democrat
in such a position. Elect Ben Wash
ington or Zach Montgomery or Tod
Robinson (if he's at home)-or Gwiu or
Terry.