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WE HAVE fccolScd the 1oNow1iIS order, from
tnbshed by the United st itrs Govornmont OH tie
coast OF Florida, and invite tho attdntfJ6 Of sipr
s-f,ibg merchants and others intorpst<td to tho
same n.sDsa.nss W i Hissscr es ss rlSns @
,SSaKnh oEpEHs'} = r.t,r-Iss it-,
fi1h oodpinc. yliinarh lasnS tiraa, ,strat sIaor
rigid qunran ew1I -bc established within this com.
The sasern ionhefn and western toasts 81 Florida 10
his end thcfo VIII 30 stationed ut Syt Port Surgeon.
ay e Ssor .as
s they ,a s bar md e gte them all
In order u eiiaoIo thtso ID compel a ysssola 10
S ; ts sss a al
ss loaded I've q ss @ ball sntah Of
gss sss ass If s sa ssfs s.4d iasa
ne I 81 A5sastna al q, felasdas Rear e light s
Sssssl S sS q sS
saisSS5 sISS5, except tea stnssS or @ ho Boarding
At sdd 1sxps M V
nsaest Qnannane sts!tcn and rset 20 the Surgeon In
V a5 SH R M 19ss @
-. PfSsne Win Without dtsease on board win bO
r I1le stations NJ Sd esaea,pd US fol.
b. sdsts Of tho sepor Medical oircr ud aef consul.
tobe located near tho ArpaiacIeola ONO Pensacola
Ha5bor; one at Key weat ons At. The Torusas sla9ds
Sy.S RS st8 I'll ss%s EsHsi S4;s IT, iii
with the naval md civil authorities; that tho Toftuas
by Tho co mantme omecr aud surgeon.
buoy % T e by ye0"
saIs q ss SFassS ss sss 1sssp5tSn eG
yenIsDt 70 tic aaaranipc ancIorases. by Tho Comm
ing oacefs nnd Surgeons.
Iaca ass m shatKs
Vessels tllat haye had any Infectious contagious
oasf1qns snch6rago twenty days alter ali traces Of in
fesIeaasso hsen rsmoyskfsoIn them %,hsm ,, ,,., -.
1.sssss q bSsSs be compelled to Tstnai In
IEIs CommaTding onlco.s.st Augustine will und
InessAfEs e smyIna, l6aian River and ether Inletf
on the AqanaS Coasto gasnt The civil anshoriies o.
Is9 Sasss a. Tampa win VII, ,sspss,sIl, re re e
Ct @ The s a.s's'ssss s''Rs % Il
6. The Commanding onicer n. Key West will confer
!seIy ws the naval Eid civil antiordes the bes
.pis.d Of StiiSa Fever Al tass pes '-''l An'
a.p5io . KeS wss "a 'is h. VIII @ s1ulu Sh f
sGs4or'rs. IN any coaFae hat my bd judged mos,
a. all .Ss s Sn port,
duly 81 ta coast wLoar. repeeiTailS requested 10 60
ae ay s necessary
WIN DO charged " ,h9 Boarding Surgeon i sses port
Mf az + afsss fi aesa =. % s I 1 as9s
day, and hyo dollars between sunset and suntisc
or "a Tsssts 10 SS s rs S
terisst the nenrest POSI- At tho ehI OF ch month
y siss snisssa sI'RsS sss
e.sssa is2 onsisns p6r II sahaqaci RS ori.rstdRf r
Boarding. Sntgcsn;. .S,"s,6.I.,, IL ~
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]. IEG'I 'IE FQoS p1spAH9H, 81!
NEW YoRK May 27.-Flour dull aud droonne ;
What declining! Corif hGciihEed 20 etcady
lt Ses2s SIS 90 c0tto" q~et a'e' Gold &c., s'oehs
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton firm; sales 10000 BALES at 27c. Flour dull
md declined 10h20c. Wheat declined 2a3c. Cora
i ntaadS and in good dcma.idl Provisions quie and
Sssy satsS a fsSs ss sterSs en-
1 Tu5psntino Ssa94G: Rosn tssc. FrcEhts ,aull ,aulll
Gold closed at 9ssa37c., Goyerumonts quiet an,i
nnohshEed. Stocks Closed firm and slightly
Ii. gINoMaArI,, nay 27-Tlouri nnoliataod. Corn
I'D unsottlod and oMinal Proyisions
quiet and itntchanged7 : q: z. ,':;i". .. ui-..-
-9:a LOUISVILLE, May 27,-Supcrfinc Flour 50 25a
i 1850 Mess Pork s24 2J. Bacon, 0ac. for ehould-
fs a5EfPS hl assr as s4q' RsF if2!;tGs ia 2o'
MEM 9Sh5ass q s,lss 175o Ok bales Arm
120l. Sygsr Lauaiaha 2ds' 1lio. choice, lac. (;
- CUBA No.s 12, .f1ic.t Molahse5 n6na8aI Flour
eS1ss sS ans ss ss qHS, sss sna Ct sl
white, 81 25a1 30. Oats firm at 02Sa95c. Bacon
tirmer. ShouIders. Ole. Ribbed Sides. l12c ;;
Clear, Isle. Pork dull at s2ia24 37S. Lard t8c.
in,kegs, TO-, Gold yqj Startling, a6449a; New
York Sgnt Exchange discount.
MOBILE, MAy 27.-SlleS 500 bales; closed uuiot.
Middngs 23a23lc. Receipts 20 bnlcs. ~
Auausrk, MAY g7.LISrc market quiet bus firm;
sales 102 baloa. Receipts SO bales. Strict Mid
dlings 24c.
sGyANNAu, May 27.-Cotton firm; Mddling up.
lands Aa943c' Sales 220.balos. lscccipts 35O,, >,
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THE MARION STAR. !.

EsTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YRlhs 400. III
~ Publl,hed at AaEioD. B. O.. In the contral poron
o. the country and ohas hforahlS r.sdIuna TO Mer-
70 extend their buAlnoas Ii tho PEG Deo dountry.s
for the benefit Of Cur Advertising pstroun ve ahall In
cle.Eng publish and distribute gafatopily sooo extra
Sopos OF tho brAR, during tho tuknesa scason this
: Ratoa Of AdTettilang liberal. ~! 's.s'sA
'. :. 81 .'s-I -.,Its,;J ia .i.aH. J. LdoKEnASI.
November 20 RdAsf end eEcg.;;letor,
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TELEGRAPH.IC.
u Our Cnb1c DiYpnSclho4.
II TjJt,,IsENIiN, puisONI,Rq'

,b9s4i9 A45 l2at fho qnofidni whsthor the
desth bdt1ntb4f,f flf FOnian c3ftfch; will bo car
rcd out or not, en,;ro ges public attention. Tho
press OF England and ireland, generally, utge
ton for life. II il said that Minister Adams will
interpose to sayo Mcclure I1om tho scaffoltl. I
- DupiiN, A!aS 25.-lf tho Fouians nro to DO hung
s& Saa R6as Bf ii ssS ri nnd croM or .s
Counsel arc guarded dag and night by armed
policemen III citizens dress.
Sr. PETEnsDUno, May 25.:-Sinco tho London
Conference, the Eastern Question has assumed
nsiH o iniportanee efforts will bo 'ma'Io to set
Tho United Statca eIia,s ro'Hcl Russia tho lion
THO offer is likely t. h \ .ccpted.
g, LONDON, May q. -S"cn.--Consols 93l; United
States bonds 72$.
LONDON, May 27-- l;vonny. -Cmsols 9si; United
States BoIitls TIA.
LvERrooL, May a7ENoo,i.- Cotton firm; Up
lands II; Orleans Ill; sales 10000 bales. bread
(" LfsEitt56L; May 27-Evcnng. Cotton closed
quiet; Upands I1d.; Orleans lid.; safes II 600
bales. Sugar firm ut 2fs.. ID.
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ns- IN EoUTTY-CoLLNToN DISTRICT
BILL FOR DowRR AND TO MARSHALL AssETs,
AND FOR RELTEE.-oATHERINE RUMpH, WIDOW
AND ADMINISTRATIVE, JOHN RUhtPH DECEASED,
CT. LOUISA J. RUMPH AND OTHERS CREDITORS OF
HRS -ROMpHiAND NARY A. R. STOKES AND oTH-
RRs HEIRS AT LAW OF JOHN RuMPH DIoEAsKD.-
Pursuant to order OF his Honor Chancellor johnson
In this Cause mado at tho last February sitting Of ia
Court, for colleon District notice is hereby given for
tho creditors OF JOHN RUMpH ds:cased 10 provo III i
respective claims before my oacs on or before the
nrst day OF septGrn6er nbIi " 800. B. STOKES,
O. E. o. D..
Commissioners ofloo. oollston District March 2s,h.
'lBd7. = t;:: 1amo1 March %
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
MARRIED..

On Thursday evening. May 33d 1867 the residence
Of Tho BRIDES father, by the Roy. p T. Keith, NJ. D. q
ADAMS. Of Beaufort District g. O. 70 Miss JULIA o..
youngest daughter Of RICHARD CALDWELL, Esq. OF
CharleBtDn. n, g.. 80
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on CHARLESTON MEoHA' les SOCIETY,"
nrc respectfully invited TO attend Tho Funeral Services
your lato brother member. Mr. ROBERT JORDAN, Dr..
at Bethel Church. Tan afternoon, at Four O'Clock.
Msy2 JAMES GUY Secretary O. MS.
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!. GALVESTON, aIay atternpt 10 COLLECT taxes
horo levied during, the war in Confederate currcn-
w. Which would sacriacc thu property Of. Union
V moi callod forth Oiler from GenoralG
torblldiuG the colleoloi Of au,h taxGs:t-!' -
Jud3o Rivers, Of the 9th District OF Texas de-
cides That ncSrooI nro not co.npotont witnesses
IN thu Ii3i ut whlto pl3u,'; a. ie -.
Tho SllorH OF Victoria Q3unty rofusos- to tako
grocnbacks MS II legal t,ntlcr. .-;ii
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. Observation-Disclosures

WASHINGTON. May. 2T.-Jon H. Snrratt was
brought into Court to;:lay to bo tric fos muir Ter
anu conspiracy TO kill President Lincoln. Ills
was in the Court room. The slrlsncr were roa ly
for tho tal' bnt tho United StitoJ vera not Tile
latter represented that ihoy had used dino dill
ing tho attendance Of iQur or 1.-Two important .Yit-
uo5sp,y l 80 So. " : .' .stl. - -
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From 1Ira2o5s'vin Gniycstori,,

8, NEw, O4LEASs, Lay 2z.--Ncws from lIraZos pir
Galveston says chat tho American onsul ut Mon.
trrcy roniirnod tho cipturo of Maximilian.i The
rop!S OF pcc5ident Jaurcz To b[iuistcr Campbell re-
counts thJ grievances of hia ,arty ut tho conduct
Of MaSihilIidn He juA.iajs tho, previous execu-
tons and declines to proiiiso tho safety df Maxi
milian III, th9eaao Qa his capture. l., TO.
- ~. = - --~><.-t~r; pEy.-..
.aEI>tL. from Rho:Ic Island. H.. hi..
:, ,faoy1DENcE. Il. L, May The Will of Slmbal
iint.htnSs, n leading merchant Of this city, who
died last week, has beguGst of $4,000 for tho
Sdncatioa iani lmnroyHmept OF tho negroes IN The
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aTNOTICE.-I, EMILY STATS, WIFE OF
JOHN r. STATS. Butcher. do hereby give notice that
win beconis Froe Dealer In ono inSnth from data
"-'' - ~ ,ti = H.. r,nrrv CT. a no
May 81 tu6s King Street Road.
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a5- Tho Relatives, Friends and. .hsquaint.
ances of Mr. ROBERT JORDAN Senior. and OF hls fs.
y aro respectfully Invited TO Stcnd the Funora serv.
ces Of tho former at Bohol Church This afternoon, al
Four O'Clock without further Invitation.
May %
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BB- MARI N LODGE NO. Q. l. o. o. F.-THH
0fcrra and Members Of this IiRo requested N
ecmilo nj Odd Fcov's Hnli. Ths Ljerloon ats ncock
10 the last ribne Of rnapect to ato Brnthsr
R0BHRT JORDAN. Tho Brnthron OF tho Fraternity
respectfully iuyitcl to attend. I
MAY 29 OP. d. PITT aeoreiary
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as TIE GRAVEsT MALADIEs OF, YOUTH
AND EARLY YMANH0oD.-HowARD. ASSOCIATION
EssAYs on tho Physioloay Of the Passions and tho
Esror, Ahhscs Ind Diseases peculiar to ths nrt ago Of
n,Rn. with Reports methodh OF hSatmeht su,-
ployed In thi, institution. ssnt In scaled letter
yelopes FREQ Of charge. = ..iO.. - tuauSj
Address . j. Dr. J. sKu.LN HoUaIIToN.
,,.a Howard Association. Philadsphis, ps.
May 20 ,... ..a .,.. o.. ,,s,,l Nh DE-. amo
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M NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
three months after dato application viii bo mado for 70
newuf Of Certificate No. sss. CITY OF cHARLEsToN
SIX PER CENT. sToCR, issusd October. 1885, d.,od ID
May. 1885, and standing In tho namo OF W. b. GOD
FREY. 1amo9rho :, Mar,h as
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:, from nIc1ieo-Capttire OF 8Ih1imi Han.
i. q. WAsHINaToN; May 27:VAe lrliG,aln has boon
leans, dated the aGtL INST. transmitting hn pfcidi
: letter from Junrcz, datod at San Luis Potosi, OIL
tue 18th inst, sintng that Quoraaro has falleh at
I9clock tins nHr:fng. Maxiinian, ,Mcjia, Cos
tell6 aud MiIalno6 afd prisone5sa !, p. -
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as- BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KUTRR
Will certainly ererminaa these paas ita La per-
Aevered In Rnwaro OF bogus Fly.PapGr which somo
des"rs keep h"causo they gat Il nesriy nothing.
nonts se swndled. AK for DUTCHER's. which IA sold
by al live druFgtsts- limo hay n
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E u. WHITING. Rsq.. candidate tor Sheriff OF
Gharss.on ''qa'cia,' Distrte' a the neft olOoHon
September 1G
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~AEssRs. EDITORS you WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. NJ hANIaAULT M . Candidate for
Sheriff at tho ensuing olsotion. A CITIZEN.
November s ... rt1
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a8rFINAL NOTIOE.-AIIL PERSONS HAvINf
dom1nds against tho eatate OF Mrs HENRIETTA
HEATH lnto Of tharl -son. dsco,scd viii present Tho
s7ne propory at sed and those indebted thereto will
mako payment tt OTTO TIHDEmAN, Eaq, corner
Washington and Calhoun strerta
...n MTLLwARD ". HEATH
Administrator Of Mrs. Hcn,isttn Heath.
Hay "a a. l. tu9s
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tho Fourth Health District In oh rse Of Dr. J. soMRRs
BUST, has bssa owed rom the City Hospital to the
southeast corner Of 81 Philip and wh7on .tecs4 whero
patients WIN DO between and 10 O'Clock A. H. snd
Sand 6o'thtoh p. n And calls I6ft n horstefuroi
GEORGE >. FEL2KR, MID,
Nay ~ aHt 10 " UL,C,ty RpgStrar.
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nB NOTICE } AIARINERS.-UAPT AIMS
AND PILOTS wishin- to anchor thalr vsase IN Anhlsy
s.-e dJs 70 dJ within direot
rsnRo Of tie heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wILARvEa. the Charleston and 81 Andrews sido Of
tho Aahioy Rver; BY which prschuon contact with tho
Submarine Telegraph Cable will bo avoided. ,.,
,r ,,. ..s. @. TURNER q. II
aarbor Mssters ofaeo, ChArlsaton. February g. 1860
February7
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~ 3 DAAUTIF L 'HAih..CHEvALERB
LIFE ron LIZ HAIR positively reatoros gray hAh. TO
It's original col and youthful tesuy; tpar1s Lie aud
strength 70 is weatest hair: stops t.pg out .s
onoe; keeps tn, he'd eloun; In unparalleled - har
dresbng. fold W al Druagiss md iaahlorsnle mir.
Iresssrs and at mv oface,i No. 1I2s Broadway, Nex
York. Fl. bARAH A. UHRyALIRR. II. D.
ii. fs. n3WK b NOISE,
No, l6l Meetina stree.
Opposite Charleston Hotel
January I 80 - e SnO1
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~: I7F5't % u o. ~. T'.l7- Z. O. WOODNtJFF
:,,e;5,t. nssvet = 10. g; A5ry and AHAa
;, Eirlsf 2tGasassaat III spfA AST 1. @.
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Our readers may not bo aware that there ig, at
thia time, fierce war raging in the Kingdom OF
Massachusetts,, or more properly speaking whis.
key rebellion. MILroN somewhere nsks the quos-
ton: tfWhy should we affect a rigor contrary to
Tho manner Of God and OF naturo2'' That ares-
u IN has often been asked and never moro beauti-
.ully than In RnANkLn's celebrated apologize OF
tho Eastern Patriarch and his heathen guest,
whom no cast ont because he did not worship tho
RUG God, The Lord thon rop.oved him, saying
that ho had suffered this old man for ninety and
nine years, gave him food and raiment; and yet
ABnAHA,f could not give him shelter FOR ono night
But all the parallels Of Arabia could not mako
Puritan tolerant. Massachusetts, has run much
on tho anti-Iiquor lay, and eyon ostraoisos hor
loDg-tried aud faithful Ex-Governor AUDREY, bo-
cause no rofusos to go tho whole lcngth OF her
insenhate Iahascism, Tho New York Herald says:
"AN are qdirreiling over tho rum bottle, and both
sides pal, Away at il, to keep thoir spirits up b3
pouring spirits down-somo oponly and others
ttloir name is legion) on tho N.Y., Maaaachu: etts
Ia reelng with excitement, and doubtlcas orc long
mono will dispute hor tito to tho distinction Of be-
ing tho drunkonest as we'll as the crazfcst, state
Ia the Union" - \.
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a5ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility. Pro.
mature Decay. and all tbs effects Of youthful indIscre-
Hon. WILL for the sako Of suffering humspiy. eod oa.
t. IL who need H. the receipt and dreoops for maing
the simple remedy by which ho CURED Sufferers
wisht TO pron. b. the sdversers erpertsnos do
% by atdressing. In perfect confidence,
JOHN 3. OGDEN,
AIrn il sraoas No a CEDAR 1rooL NOW forh
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tIIf. NOON DIspAIQH, :. IN!
New !oRIt, May 27.-Fiour. dull aud dropping
Wsa sSs % declinins! TdGel!hhEea., Pok slcad,
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WE HAVE received the folld&iig order, from
MayordaHna1m, nlatins ;ta clio ,quarsntile sY,
Coast of Florida, and invite tho atttntJ6 Of slip
-f4ihg merchants and others intorosttd to tho
same: I f,oT JNkF Rfuihs
Ii IIankApanshastA MsEucr OF FLonrDA.(
JACKSONVILLE, fla May 20th, 1857 !
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90. ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARIIF1tIAL HU-
MAN EYES made TO ordar and inserted by Dra ".
BAUcH and P. eoUGL.EMANN t,6rmcrly employed by
RorssoasRAu. OF PArs,, No. 500 Broadway. Now York
April II " "- e - Tyr
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taot that the conductor wishod to find room for
fonale. He held that the yielding OF scat was
entirely matter Of courtesy and took occasion to
make some suggestions to tho fair sex, m cohneo-
lion with this matter, which arc OF timely chnr-
acter." ''' 4.
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has prepared tho following opinion upon tho
clauses of tho Reconstruction Act with reference
to voting and holding Office. Tho provisions rola-
tive to tho powers and duties Of tho commanding
oflicers otc, will DO considered i'll future opinon
ATTonSEy-GESEp.I,sO Orptcr
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AUCTIOyEER and AGENT.

A STUART respectfully informs the citizens
of Charlotte aud the public generally that he will
give his personal attention 10 Auction Sales and
the settlement Of Accounts, or any business of that
kind that may require his services. He will visit
the country when desired and act as Auctioneer or
attend to any business in the city as an Agent.
He can be found at the Corner Drug Store of Dr.
McAden, Or the residence of Mr. Rabe.
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Shading who stood here as Girond against
the Jaeobins, that the history of the Girondists
was iu this place to be written; and although
such men as he attempt to arrest the revelation,
he Mr. Brooks) did not think this revolution
was here to stop.
The gentleman from Massachusetts, Mr. But
ler) In his specifications of impeachment, said
that this House would be false to itself if it
sbrunk from Impeachment now. The gentle
man was right The ball of revolution which
had been set iG motion was not to be stopped,
but was to roll over the House and the country
They who embark in revolutions can never
shrink They must always 90 on.
We are no longer free people, with con-
stitutional government, if the gentleman from
! Massachusetts is leader of his party, and his
principles and declarations can be carried out
If there is no respect. however, in this House
for constitutional principles, let me beg gentle
men, as one Of the representatives Of great
commercial people, to bear in mind what are
the financial consequences of this prolonged ag
iration. Even the first movement of the gen.
tIeman from Ohio Mr. Ashley has already cost
the merchants, capitalists, bankers, and manu-
facturers full one hundred millions of dollars
He has inflicted immense losses those who
hold stocks, bonds, and other oblisations-Fed
eral, State, corporate. The resolution before
US provides the judiciary Committee with indie
finite amounts of money to trump up evidence
| against the President of the United States; to
arouse and excite detectives, spies, informers,
and others; to suborn perjurers; in short to de-
velop here the whole Infamous system of IIbe-
| RUS and the other Caesars. We are entering
upon all this, too, upon the eve of financial
crisis, when the wages OF labor are cut down in
such States as Rhode Island; when hundreds
of men are thrown out of employment in Con-
necticut, and when thousands Of men parade
the streets for want of something to do.
No longer can money be raised in New York
to buy and lsy rails in Iowa, Minnesota, Ne
braska, Missouri, and elsewhere; and produce
must continue to rot 10 the barns of the farmers
of the Northwest, in default of the means to
take it 20 market. Revolutionary and financial
agitation is death to commerce, manufactures,
and agriculture.
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M Z CHURCH, SouTH.-The Baltimore Con.
ference NJ i Church, South, have cast unapi.
nous vote in favor of Lay Representation and
of changing the Church name to Episcopal
Methodist. The minority vote on Lay Deleea.
ton was previously 33 more than one fourth OF
the whole vote on Lay Representation, and So
more than one-fourth on the change of Church
name This required 80 votes, clear, to carry
the first, and 100 votes to carry the second, IN.
der the requsition for a.three-fourths' majority.
Inc Baltimore Conference voted on each, l04
yeas with no nays. This carries Lay Delesa.
tion by five majority in the vote of the whole
Church The change of name is lost by SIS -
1t is believed that conference in Illinois will
join the Southern Church with votes enough If
allowed, to overcome this, and thus carry both
measures, after both had been given IN for lost
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Gbe wrstfrn DrmOfrat.
CHARLOTTE, N. c.
For the Wsstera Democrat.
DIMENSIONS OF HEAVEN.

Mr.. EDITOR Il see in your paper curious
calculation with regard TO the extent OF the we"
Jerusalem in which calculation the errors are
,or,a;,ly not the least remarkable feature. 10
tbese errors propose to call your attention.
Tho calculator states that the cube Of 1900
fnrlonps. or ,92O 900 feet, (the length, breadth
and height Of the eternal city, is 94o,Ooo, 0OO,-
DOC. 600 00G coo 600; whereas il Is only ago.
1888, O8S, OUO, OO0. 100000. lie then states that
the mixed decimal 1876 represents the cubic feet
10 room l9xl9xl6, whereas the numoer OF
cubic feet in such apartment is 51lG, which
would give the number of such apartments at
S6,OOS, 4S1 ,3O1 939 .05S, whereas your caicu-
lator SAYS 5,743, 80 100000. Now, if l am
not wrong, how stuIendious is his error :. So
much for the cubic admeasurement and the mum
Der Of rooms.
lie supposes that the earth always has, and
ALWAYS will contain 900, O00,00O of people, and
that each generation lasts $50 years, and then
tells us that 100000 will pass away IN cen
tury, whereas the number must of necessity be
900 900, OOO-that is 900 000, coo, 900 will die
upon the earth in the 100, 600 years (lhe sup
posed. by your calculator, duration Of our
planet's existe nce) instead of - 900 OO0,0O
600, as his arithmetic has made il. He then
suppOses that there are ii $50 worlds IN Inhab-
itants and duration OF existence equal to ours !;
then be tells US that each OF these good people
would have room Is feet long, II feet wide
and Is feet high this may be so, but not by
the test of his own figures. But taking it for
granted that ours is the only inhabited planet.
that it will endure 70: l00, 900 years, that 9O0,-
100000 will die in each century, and that all
will 60 to Heaven; deducting oGe-half of the
space assigned to Heaven for the throne of God,
streets, &c still each Of these 900 ,OO0, 900
of angels would have eff each were given his
own place. 47,7S2 and almost one half cubic
feet of space, or ~ rooms l9x2Oxl2 feet.
And now that have flushed this seeming
foolish calculation, let me point you to the moral
to be drawn from the inmensty Of lleaven-it
is this that though the souls of men be more
numerous than the sum of all created things,
there will yet be room for them and to spare in
the City of God, and that so it will be forever.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-19
NOTICE.

In pursuance of order of Court at January
Sessions 1867, will sell at the Court House door
in the Town of Concord, Tuesday of April Court,
the 10Th day the following described LANDS be.
ing the property of Henry G. HOWE. deceased:
ITO acres lying on the waters of Rocky River, adj
joining the lands of VIM. Petree, John Parks and
others one-half interest in House and Lot OF
Harrisburg Depot one undivided bird interest in
the remainder OF The tract of Lard which The late
jeremiah Howic lived, adjoining the lands Of }. L.
Morehead, Cyrenius Alexander and others
credit Of niue months will be given.
THOS. H. ROBINSON,
March IL, 1867 4w Administrator