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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-22

matlpear eraonnten SIftjieren Ueer Ionltt9en
perIDnen at leiten lit unO bic na6 Dem Ser
fluff BON 80 Tagsn son Dem Datum Der So
ii; an, bic pon bsia9tem Convent sn ertbstlen
III, fattinoen ipl(. Die @ablbert6te Iino an
ben Stitriftafom munbemr gu e%rItatten.
81 ST. nah bieIen Wablbertdten bic @Cns
fitution BON elmer Majcritat rer Sttn1rnen
Der Reailtrtrten rotif,irt uno bat babel me-
n~t9iten8 Die 6Glfte otIer Ne8lItrtrten mtt9ez
1tmr,t, 10 loll Der 0ralOent teS Consents ets
ne bealdubi9te Mbihrift Der Contribution benz
8rGlioenten rer Ser. Staaten IGtden !; pteIer
IoQ lie 1calet6 oe1u Gon9reiIe eiulenoeu, falls
ct in Sibuna lit; unb 1T er ntGt tn Sibnng,
Damn ipll Der Qroltpent le i'm bel fetnem
n1Hltfn 3uiammentrttte iberlfnoen. ueber
3tl9t liA Ger Gon9reR, paB Die g8abl 70 Sor
f6 atne, raj ale Ne9iitrirten @ele9enbett
batten, frei, obne Designating, obne 6ur6t,
pbne betriafrii&en GinfluB gu iftmfnen, nno
iberseu9t fA Der @on9reB feruer, boB nte
Gpntituttpn ppn Ser Yiajprit1t aler q%uaItfts
;trten S~timm9eber De6 Stante8 9ebtlt9t
wtrp, un0 ertIGrt Der GpnsreB, bag bic 9ou'
~ltituttOn cen Ssltitnmungen Der HeccnItrnf<
t~icnsatte entipridt, uno 1T sualei@ cen onpe-
re1 8etimmungeu oteier Qtte @enilse 9e'
Ideben, unp bat Der @ongreG Die beln9te Grn=
l~tttutipn %gettGiat, baun foil Die 8ereGttgun9
pss Staats5 CUR 8epral entation SerFtnpt9t
uno leine Senatoren urp NeprdIentanten Iol<
len, ME eS 1T Der GecOnIrntttpnsefte pcr9es
IArieben 1T, suqelaieu trerben.
6) NGe @abIsn BADEN mttteIit Ballot gu
ae1Heten. Die pben erpGbnten 8eauten fir
8e9itrirun9 &c. BADEN ben pom Gpn9reb9eleb
pom ?. S1Ii 1862 oorgrl6rtetenen Nmtseto
su lsilten. gBsr ii6errpteen 1T, bob CT einen
Der ubisen gtpe fat1AIt@ s%efeifet poer unters
fArtetsu bat, perfaat Der Strais res Nstns
eieS,
y 9tsIe @cttiun be7immt, bub bic Nus
lasen fir Durdfibrung bee @eiebes nurA
iplde @elper I'm G6obe, Die ni6t fir Inoes
res b~etuiutst itnp, b~eltrttten tperOen Icuen.
9 Ser Gpnpent jebe5 Staates iCa Die Sc
bIhren, @olaire &c. sorIhrejben, Die Den be-
trsfsnpen Detesaten, @9enten &C. 5u bejablen
iinp, unO er fol oafir iUr9en, oab Die basu
eriorcerIthen Steuern BON benz GermD9sn IN
einem iolAen Staate erhoben werpen.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-22
Oie &niGerbUcfer
QcbenssW eritherunas =Gpmhaeuis

s~sis.C Office: NO. H6 SeeSnS Ctr, Baltimore.
Gra fus9pmanu YrSi. q. &. 9uiffen, Sch.
3nO. u. Ri9UIs, @ei6dftafabrer.
Capital lber $2,00O,000.
GO Fub mebr bsutiGe Sisrssr BON Baltimore Uerii&ert
in bieier Office ais III nlen anSeru eebensperiternrsss
OfFcen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &sinisn=Ncteu pereen
fdr bic SGifte bes iibrli& einsu3atlenheH 8strnses anGes
nouumcn, penn iolGes sepitni6t tpirb, u. fpitb ~iiberbanpt
ben Witgiiebern bic IireraIfe 9ebansiung %9arantirt.
AusSug Der @elbdfte bieier &Cmpagnie i'll 1866.
gfa&feSeueer aussus Iief,rt euen flareu @speis iiber
ben Stane Der &nider6rdsr 3ebens' 8erfiGeransS=@pM
unb beren @ei@6fte i'm Sabre 1865;
3abt Der aus9elelten YoIceE .....,.......55 $40
Betrag Ter Wetfaerung. .........Sl7, O00, 900
&ettufte hes 5dtre5. .............. los, 900
OiSihencen an 8clicesSntaber beta5lt 1913, 500
Grbaliene 3inien ............. 81, 224
2ctoISNCUpa. ..........s... A.. SfVoU,UOo
@erb6ltniB Ter Guss. Sur Ginnapme $1T.61 Sa 100
3peis>O fFcs fir @arSIar6, 8eIatpare, Din. Of Columbia
SirSinia unb Nef 8irsinia:
go. l6 SecoHn Ctr, Baltimore.
SDPu .. WiGpIS, @eIbdftsfibrn.
4r. 9. 8. @cSep. ilnteriuruusssA rit.
27feSmt Smiths @tei6, b~eHtiber Gsent'
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-22
asy- Ormcfs 91rbeiteu. ~gsss

NGe Arten Drud~Arbeiten, namentiG @cuHitutionen
fur Hanbereine, apSen unb aubsre @eienl6aften iperben
i&nea unb bldg a~usefertist in Der BUD sHb aceibsns-
Dradessi bes nGeedT".
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-22
Sirsfte S~onpfl9ifs9inie
5pii6en
SSetu 9SugF NAB 9InfSuerDen.


OaS peus ausseSsi9aets ,isrns eHsI;i9e SamfIi&ifi
erfter @laie
OTTAWA, @Gpt. Grder,
pirb
BON GntWerpeu SOuuabeub, 2s. 1Rar8,
- WewDDrt ID. gpri,
cgpeetrt perben.
GnSere e&ifs sIei&su OanOeS ictseu One ID Gage
unb Spar bon
erpsn 8. apra. RsWgUrt 81. gSrlt.
4. 0iai 20. ~
Is. - a T. Stunt
@affa9s.@retfs.
Son q Mt M erpen ]. Gattte ........$9c Sob.
9wiiEenbed gao 600
Bon 81 m . prt, l. &atate .........$7o-$9O
lie mao ecSe ber GabtRen.
2pi1eHbef ......$32.b0 Cob
GEcurftOnssSttlettS:
GEHe @aiite ..............:..........S lTO @plo
Sinbcr bic SSIftc.
gpu BEN beutf1en SnIanh. Gtaticren nerbeu 4aIfagiere
an beteuteub e~rmSsisteu preiGen befSrbert.
Nradt mirb gu ~Ianfenten Naten ansenpmneu @adete
BIS Ntprseus an @rfebitipnstnneu.
Die DampfiGifie ttsisr Strie Inb, mad hem neneffen
Gtpte NIT allen fir ben Comfort uro bic @i@erbeit
erforbetliheuN euernngen einseti9tet, beIten poiIerbinte
Abtbetiunseu Inb feten on @lesaHs unb @nneGiBtett
feentm Ncbnlt6en mad.
Gin ~erfabreuer ar;t 1T oui ietem @@ffe, ebenio III fHr
quite Sebisuune, ipelte beuti&, ensIi9 uub franSSfi&
lprt&t, seicrst.
Den Rufiasisren bes 9wiiGenbsds pirS Sss UaHtSO
QBein sereint.
GSeseu Gra@t unb paTaSe wenee man f& an
6iler s &c.,
6mrISmt 8 @bamber Str., Rsn gcrt,
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-22
gSas Sebt aMf Gurcn 0Ortbeit!
S Der gauge Winter>8 orratb
BON Gobubsn MnD Gtiefeln
inter &clftrptC;s!
in e. @ ctnbereer's
f11NNnruer, TnANnrfuyt, Mn AOOn N.XA1ut.

bcrsuirreten. 1Sie1mt
OLD TOWN PAINT STORE,
125 f r.; awii@en Sap unb guiOr Ctr,
AM 4elGir Wnfte,
luter3ei&neter ma4t benz seePrteu QRblttum bic due
5eiSe, rat Ct iein
Sarbwaareus@ eI6dft paint Store)
an pbigem YGote bebeutenb errpeitsrt bat unt i'm Gtaube
1T, ale GOrten G~arbfsffe, Del, SeHfssIds &c. TN @rca
Gen unb Sleinen tilist 81 O~ert0ufeu. ;
Amrj3mt g. @6eebe.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03
4 Wonderful Watch,

The Mechsnic's Magazine rays; "A
remarkable mechanical curiosity has re.
Gently been constructed in London. Il 10
a watch belonging to member Of Par
lament. aud designed aud made express.
Iy for him by James Ferguson Cole, the
celebrated London matchmaker. This
unique pocket chronome.sr has . silver
dial, on which are nine hands, indicating
respectively the hours, minutes, seconds,
the days OF the week. the days Of the
month. and the months. OF the year. 1t
corrects itself for unequal months-,hat
is to say, changes when they have thirty
and when tbir,y.one days, and also cor
sects itself for leap year. lii so coustruc.
ted that any slight agitation Of the watch
such as the ordinary exercise Of walking,
winds it up. Thus it may be worn apd
will 60 perfectly for years without rsquir.
ing even to be opened, although it can
also ba wound BY key 10 the usual m an,
ner The dial is arranged in Eve circles,
and within the largss,-(,he hour circle)
there is semi,circle showing :be moons
age and phases by means OF gold on q
ground OF blue steel. A, the back OF th @
watch 10 gold indicator for ascertaininp
the time in the dark By touch. Tie com.
Plication Of the mechanism may he iu e.
aglned, and yet the watch is OF ordinary
dimensions and may be conveniently
worn in = gentleman's pocket. 1t cos.
the sum OF three hundred guinsas."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03
Elec lions.

That onr readers NAV have before them.
f"r reference, ~e publish the names of
States in which elections take place this
year:
IowA-Ociobsr 8 S-Govarnor, Lent,
Governor. Secretary Of State, Auditor,
Treasurer. Superintendent, o. Public In
s'itu'ions. Judges and meu,her. Of L.sis.
la'nra.
KANsLs-No,emher 6.-M.mh.rs Of
Legislature, and amendments 20 Consti,u-
ton.
MARYLAND November 5.-Coas.itu
ton.
MAssACnuskrTs-N 5.-Gov
e'nor. ieu.ensn'-Gov srn or, Secretary of
State. Treasurer, Acknowledgement, Coun
cil'o" and member. Of Ge"eral Court.
MISUNDERSTANDING 5 -Governov.
Lien Secretary Of State,
Auditor. Treasurer. Ai,ornev-General and
members OF Legislature.
NV JERSEY November 6 Members
Of Legislature
NE~ YoRK K-No.smhs, 5-Secrs,.,v
ofSts'e. Comptroller. Treasurer. Attorney
Genssal. State Engineer and Su,vevor.
Canal CNmn,issioner. Insrecior 81 State
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03

In Maine, the Democrats have forty.
five representatives, against thirteen last
year. Senator Fssssnden writes: ~
have written co letter and expressed no
opinion on the suhjec. Of Impeachment. !;
1t will be time enough TO- me to express
ao opiaioo on thst suhjsc. when the case
comes before me. You are q, liberty 70
contradict that report. as I do not like to
be considered as giving the lie to all I
have said in the Senate with regard 70
my dsties ~ q Senator 10 such case.p
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03
Confederate Treasury Notes

Judge E'skins lately delivered an OPT.
Mon in the United State. Diatric, Cour,
for the Northern District Of Georgia OF
some Importance to the people. I.was
On action Of debt on the following sealed
indorssment:
"$3,000-On or before the twenty f,hb
day OF December next, promise 10 pay
Ann V. Martin, or order, three thousand
dollars, for value received as witness nv
hand and seal. Alatoona. January 9th.
1854. (Signed.)
s. J. HIGHTowER. t.. 81
Suii Barlow Iron Work.."
hher several pleas and demurrer, no.
interesting to the general reader, SUSTAIN
ed and over ruled, the Judge says:
"ln my opinion, it is not necessary TO
decide whether the promise 10 illegal, or
whether Confederate Treasury Notes were
prohibited b. law TO circulate. for it is
alleged that the plaintiff agreed TO receive,
tor the amount promised. Confederate
Treasury Notes. This being 90, plaintiff
cannot come into this Court and a.k a
judgment for money"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03
The Stiff Man.


Josh Billings who is always saying
something good because he can't help il,
let's of on tho s.iG man:
Tine Stiff Man looks down when he
walks upon folks. He doesn't seem tew
have but one Timber jin. in him, and that
IL located in his nose.
He is kind ov masculine tu,key ON
parade in a barn'yard.
He IL generally loaded with wisdom
cleer up tsw the mnzzelI, and when he
goes oph makes = noiss like a kannon,
but don't dew emmy damage.
hav seen him FIRE into crowd and
mise svry man.
As general thing stiff mon git m ad
dredful easy, and hsvssw 81. over i, dred.
ful easy. bekase folks ain. apt tew gi, .
big skare at what they ain't afraid ov.
Stiff man had = grandfather once who
went to Kongress from our District, and
there ain't one in the whole family that
has, been able tsw ei. Timber sinse.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03

happy to inform Miss Feuner, that he,
story, entitled 'Life's rrisls,' has received
the prizs The editor will be happy TO
engage Mis- Fenner AS a permanent con.
tribu'or, on her own terms"
The red and white succeeded each other
on Lilia's cheek as she perused the vel,
come words Her lips broke into bright,
happy smiles
"Three hundred dollars and all my
ownl Oh" mnrmursd Lila. II can
prove to my aun, noW how dearly l love
Uncle Water!
Mrs. trnner WAS sitting sewing at the
window when tae excited girl came up TO
her fe" minutes subsequently,.
"Aunt Mary. ho- much money did
you say nv uncle had narrowed from the
Jew lawyer I"
1.-TWO hundred dolIars Whvi"
"llers are three hundred dollsrs, aunt.
Take it. and don't. don't pray think any
more that do not love my uncle!
The work dropped from Mrs. Feuner's
lap.
"Childl where did you get thi. mone,
Oh, Walter. NV husband ! tue weights is
lifted of our lives."
"LIia, my child, what does this mean.'
Questioned her uncle, turning hi, blind
face vsgney toward the light.
And Lila, kne-lng at the aide Of Mr
Fenner's arm chair, with hi. hand tight.
ly cla.psl in hers. and her ch eek spsinst
his shoulder, Tod him how. all the dsvs
her aunt had blamed for "idling a~ay.r
her time had been 'pen, in the writing OF
this story that proved so successful.
"And, uncle" she concluded, 1--WE sh.
never be poor anv morel shall earn
monev, and It shall all be von,s."
INV little guardian angel mv house
hold fairy" murmnre6 the old msn while
Mira Fenner vas fairly crv,ng with inv.
Al that happy mom-r, Lila feI, ,hs,
it WAS indeed more blessed to give thsn ,o
receive.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03

Wouldn't il be we'll for tie coloreI
folks to consider the fac, that the wonder.
ful changes in sentiment in Kentucky,
Connecticut and California, to say moth.
ing Of other Northern States. 10 simply
opposition to negro or mirsj suffrage
We advise them to thiuk about Ii veil DO.
fore they throw themselves into the
troublesome sea Of political strife. The
end is no, yet. and the whites will rule
this continent.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03

!srFERsoS DAVIS AND MS TRIAL.-
A Richmond correspondent of tue New
York Tribune writes:
F'"m an authentic source have reason
20 state that Jefferson Davis will be tried
At the November term Of the Uri,sG
States circuit cour. here. aud that he will
be forthcoming At that time. The coun.
eel for the defence will declare III emseIves
ready for trial. The court will signify ia
assent in The ssme manner Tho govern
meni will ask for time under the pr.,enss
Of being unprepssed; y shift to get out
OF the trial. The court will then .sy !,
will sin session for considerable period
which viii afford the government ample
a"s to prepare. aLd il its representative,
aiI to prosecute the prisoner before the
term OF the cou't expires, it will 10 ths,
case probably declare the prisoner de
charged. ia the sbsenss Of the prosecution
Such will most probably he the program
me OF the long expected Davis trial. and
such the upsbot OF i, in the case OF the
failure Of the government to substsu,is,e
',s chsrees. The country will ,hsu be
rid OF . serious incumhrance,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03
LARoE PUsoHAsE OF CosrEpgaAk

LARoE PURoHksE OF CosFEDERArE
BosDs The Washington eorssspoodsn,
Of the Ne~ York Tribune ssys: "Ttus,
~ortby news from New Orlesns 10 rscsiv
ed to The etfec, ihsi IL is learned that one
OF the lareaM brokers OF that city has
purchssed f2S6 600 Of eight per cent.
Confederate bonds Of the sss1 of I SOL l,
s"d $500 900 d The issus Of 1863. to till
an order either from tho Norb or from
Europe. The prices paid are no, known,
bot II is thooghs ,ha, this is part Of the
sum Of million in Confederate eirht pss
cent?. sd'ertis-d for 10 The National n
feii9sneer Of : recent date. The officers
OF the bank hero. advertising for these
bonds. state that = reqaes, vas made on d
.bem hy .oms psr,ies 10 Europe 70, ! |.
number Of The notes. which they wished
merely for curiosi,y... p" - "'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03
Hold On. Boys.

Hold on 10 Tour tongue when You are
just read, to swear, lie, or speak hastily,
or sse an improper word.
Hold on to your hand when you are
about to strike, steal, or do any improper
act.
Hold on TO your foot when you are on
tho poin, Of kicking, running away from
study. or pursuing the path Of error,
shame or CRIME.
Hold on to your temper when you arc
angry. excited, or imposed upon, or 9th,
ers are angry about you.
Hold on to your heart when evil per
'oIs seek your company and invite yeu
to join their games, mirtb, or revelry.
Hold on to your name At all times, fo
is more valuable to you than gold, higl
places, or fashionable s,tiIs.
Hold on to the truth, for il will .erv.
veil, aud do you good .hroug bout e,er
nitv.
Hold on 10 your virtue It is above 81
price TO you 10 all times and in all places
Hold on 70 your good character, 70, i,
is. aud always will he, your bes, wealth
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03

A NATIosAL DrLKnxA.-The New
York Herald thus speaks Of the war be
tween the Federal Executive and the Uni.
ted States Congress: "rhs battle has 10
be Tough, At Washington, ard must nov
rapidly nsrres de-s TO that polo, wbe,e
the t~o great po~srs viii strike q, each
other wbiehs'sr vias. the r..ui. I. an
overthrov Of the Government"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03

Coon ron MRs. P.-"Will you have .
Daily Su" :" said = news boy 10 Mrs.
Par,ing,on.
"Will have q daily soni why, you
little 'capegraes! How dare you insiuu
ate against lone woman from home -
No, indeed guess I won't have 4 daily
son. Ny poor dear man used to com.
plain awful when presented him with
yearly son! A daily son, indeed Bs.
gone. you little upssart imp" aud the old
lady called for the old turkey fan to keep
her from faIntins.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03
wat Makes . Hushei

For the beoe6, Of those who are no,
thoroughly posted in such matters, We
publish. - statement, showing VIA, con,
stitu,es = hushsi;
Cora. sbellsd, City eigb, pounds.
Rye, City six pousds. ..u
Irish po'atoe.. six'y pounds.
Barl.y. forty six pounds.
Corn, on the cob, seventy pounds.
Bock~hea'. 6ftv-,wo pounds.
O.". thir'y-t~o pounds. .......
Sweet po's,oe., fif,y pouuds.
oaions. fly seven pounds.
Bsans. s'I,y-,~o pounds.
Bran. t"sn,y pounds.
c'ose' seed. forty ass posnds.
Timothy sssd, sir'y pounds.
Flax ssed. fhy SIX pounds.
Hemp seed, forty-sir pounds.
Blss Rvs... fourteen pounds.
Dried spples, twenty Hour posods.
Dried peaches thirty three pounds oi
peeled and thirty sir Of unpseled.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03
MsErINa OF rns GovERroRs-,

MsETINa OF TnE GovERxoas.-Oa
Thursday IIs, Governor Oslebv. 0. Hi
noi'. Fletcher. Of Missouri. and Grape. ot
Michigan, beld an interview in the ci,y OF
chicago with Mess's Yates. Logan, Judd,
Brom~sll. Terry. and other members OF
Congress WHO agreed in the policy ofin.
vitinR the Republican Grvernors to hold
e couacil similar TO that which met at
Altoona ia isss The .ia,s spoken c.
was from the 2Oth Of September to Oc,o
Der Jet. ssd the place Chicago. Wssliae
ton. or Phil.ds'phis The o,j.ct Of the
meeting 10 said TO bs 20 eoncsr, measures
fo' the impending campaign in view OF
the altered CONDITION Of public Affairs -
Elprts,.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03

EscoURAGENgsr.-T Washington
correspondent Of ths Boston Post savs :
I-Go,ernor +. w. Pickens Of South
Carolina. is here tn consult With the Pre-
sident touching ,he affairs in the second
Military Di.,ric,. lie says the removal
OF G-ns'al Sicklss bias erss,lv encouraged
the industrial clssses OF South C.roIiea ..
aud that conf lance in the good t,ith Of
the Federal Government is being rapidly
restored. General Csnby has been favors,
bly, received and every one Is pleased With
the change. Governor Pickeos thinks
thx several negroes will be returned TO
Congress.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03

1t j. stated upon apparently reliable 10.
formation, that Chief Justice Chase hiss
written TO the President sustaining the
civil authorities 10 the judicial cases in
North Cssolins out Of which arose the
coneict Of authority between General
Sick)es and Marshal Goodioe.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03

Have the courage TO acot" the nsest
agreeable acquaintance you have -hss
you are convinced that he lacks principle.
A friend should bssr With . friends 10.
frmities, bot not with bis vices.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03

TRR RIsr IN GoLD The New York
Times. referring to the high price Of gold, ,
says: "Thsrs is now a deep under cur.
rsn, OF distrust. anxiety and uncertainty
about the future"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03

There 10 a chance q Cape May for i'm.
p~cso'oas youih. \ young lady 81 thst
watering place has refused all her wesi,hy
admire" and msiotsins that love 10 /.
cottage sill slooe ss,j.ty her ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03
SELECTED STORY.
THE PRIZE STORY.
Br HELEN PoRREsr GRAVES.

wants to hear The paper read to him, and
Marys apron must be roned, and there
are hundred thugs to lie donel wish
you were not so idle in your disposition 7"
There was deep crimson glow on
Lila Fennsr's cheek rs she came down
stairs in obedience to her aun,'s summons,
and meekIy took up the newspaper to
read the morning news 10 her blind uncle.
She was not what the world calls "a
pretty girl" There WA, no velve, bloom
TO her lips, no violet light in her eyes.
hut Lila had very sweet aud interesting
lace, nevertheless, and there was soma
thing very graceful in the willo~y move.
men,, Of her slight figure.
"Don'. scold my little Lils," said the
blind msn, caressinclv passing his hand
over the bright braiis Of the young girl's
hair, as she nestled down on = low uool
nj bis feel, "she does her best, vile |" .
"Scold I'd like to know who could
hsl p ,coldng," said Mrs. Fenner. peiu
lantly. "lIere we are, with all the work
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-12
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Tariff by the New Cable from Caba-A slave
Landisg-Arrival Of Ordnance from spain.
HAVANA, July q. 1851.
The rates OF tolls adopted by the cable company are
- follows:-To Key West So 80 for twenty words;
81 rs for and twenty cents for every word over
twenty. To England $50 so for twenty words, $40 10
for ten and - Is for every word over twenty To Cey
lon $s1 for twenty words and Sal 2S for ten To any
part OF the United States $40 for twenty words and S.
for ten, and nfy cents for every word over twenty
The rest will soon appear
Some facts have trsnspired connected with tho last
cargo Of slaves landed previously advised seems to
have consisted OF hve hundred Congos who were sue.
cessfuy brought shore ct cove 10 the vicinity OF
the Marquis, from thence . farm called Nnfa, where
they divided In three lots and apporoned to the
owners. OF course Mr. Deeranona was the most con-
-splcuous In the Yhole proceeding.
Either vigorous campaign against the South Ameri.
republics 10 contemplated this government means
TO be prepared for any emergency a. quite heavy in
voice Of artillery ordnance received by the steamer
from Cadiz-- 848 boxes, according TO tho manifest
Oar Custom House Is very unsettled; every day there
Ii some new order. The prohibition TO see the mani
tests inward cargoes gives rise 10 countless disputes
charge OF tho import and export bureaus will have
chance to fleece At will more than ever
Petitions daily presented 70 the General Collector
from parties declaring their inability to pay the new
tax.
The Fourth Of July was appropriately celebrated BY
some Cuban sympachzers they decorated the consulate
with banners placed many odorous boquets in the ONCE
aud obtained band Of music to play the national airs
the Consul in In this however, they were dis
appointed IS Mr., savage did not appear. Tho band
played few airs and then went 70 the Consuls resi-
dence, where they did the same.