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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, August l.
OFFERINGS.

Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, August IA
OFFERINGS.
I1eat.-White, j,ji4 bushels; red, l,2J
bushels.
CDrn.-White, $50 bushels; yellow, 3+i
bushels; mixed, S74 bushels.
Odts.-l,054 bushels.
RVe.-l2S bushels
f1o"r.-73 barrels extra, 20 barrels fine, IS
barrels family
Uheat.-White, $3.50 bushels Inferior 70
prime 1T 81 60IS2 3j-2s6 bushels on private
terms; red, 90+ bushels inferior to good, $3.50
@S2.0j.
C5ru.-White, 4a4 bushels good sl0sl os
yellow, 344 bushels, 97h@Sl; mixed. l55
bushels at Sl.0l-l3S bushels on private terms.
Oats.-32S bushels, 6066lc.
Rye.-l64 bushels, $l.2O@Sl .22%.
FTour.--EXtra, Is barrels, I'll % fine, "A bar
rels, se.27h family, 10 barrels, $50.
Richmond Tobacco Exchange, August Il.
Breaks full with light receipts. The mar
ket steady. No change TO note in prices. Be-
low we give the transactions: 20S hogsheads,
n tierces, and II boxes:
MASUFAcTCRISG TOBACCO
L"gs.-Common to medium dark working
81 TO = ; good dark working So to 50; sun
cured, common, - TO $l2; sun-cured, good
$l2 10 Sls; coal-cured, common. 81 10 Sl2 ;
coal-cured, bright, 81 TO $50; coal-cured, fan
cy, $50 TO s45.
LenJ.-Common dark working, 81 to go me-
dium dark working. $40 to S4; good dark
working, Sl5 to sl7; fine and wrapping, SIS to
81 sun cured, Sl5 to So and S32: yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to $50 yellow wrap
pers medium to extra, $40 TO Sl00 and 800.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Tery common and heavy weights, -
to $50 medium, S. TO IS; good. IS 10 So 80
Leaf.-English shipping, SO to go and 81 80;
continental shipping, $l3 to SIS and S23
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
Ley.-Common, Sl2 to $l4; good, Slj to 81;
fine. SIS to $50 and S23.
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STRAYED FROM MY HOUSE,
y about al ght days ago, a RED Cow rN-TN
with TWO Sits in each ear, with white ~ tsN
star In the forehead. A liberal reward H2M
will be paid for her delivery 1T myG-2&IXs
house, corner st. John and Coutts streets.
gu lI-2tH T. LAWSON.
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CO1etectiO1oOsies.

TRESH ARRIVALS.-Just received,
u 100 boxes Layer Raislns,
IS boxes Tarragona Almonds,
Is bags Sicily Almonds,
IS bags new crop Palm Nuts,
Is boxes Mention Lemons,
100 cases Canned Pineapples,
Brandy Peaches, oysters, Lobsters. &c.
Also. manufactured daily, my inimita BILE Steam
Refined Candy. Call at
LOUIS J. BuSSIEUX'S Confectionery,
au6 No. liz Main street.
TUST RECEIVED,
y 20 boxes best FRENCH LEMONS,
90 cases SPlCED OYSTERS,
5000 COC0ANUTS.
For sale low at ZIMMBR 4 co.'s.
jyl2 lS!3 Main street.
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TE,HE UNDERSIGNED will leave this
Il city on or about the lst Of September next on
a visit 10 Chicago. He will be prepared 10 unuei-
Ia ke Il, low compensation matters OF business on
trusted to his attention In the city OF chicago "
State Of Illinois. Address ssr,c.urs
auls-lw Attorney ~ Law, Richmon'' w.
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WANTED
SECONDHAND
eEE-H HORSE SPRING WAGON,
light and in good repair.
Applyto TALIAFERRo & CO.,
corner Eighth and Canal streets,
au Is adjoining packet Office
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ARREST OF THE ALLEGED MURDERERS OF
ESocu TrRSER-Thc following kilograms,
received by Captain Poe yesterday, show
that the two colored men who, it is al
legged, murdered another colored man
named Enoch Turner in house in Butch
ertown on the 7th Of this month have
been arrested:
"NoRroLK, VA, August IS, 1867.
i" To Chief Of Police:
awe have arrested Dutch Gap )
Thomas Didimus). We will be in Rich
moud tomorrow evening.
"uARRIsoN & BAKER, Detectives"
"SrFFoLK, Va, August II, 1867.
d" To lie Chief Of Police:
"I have arrested Henry Hitchcock, CO.
lored. What shall l do with him An
swer. PARKER MITCHELL,
"Jailor of Nansemond county"
Just previous to the reception of the
kilograms the Mayor had decided on send
ing colored man named Beverley Scott
in search of the accused but the tele-
grams came, and there was no necessity
for his going.
We would here mention that the arrest
of Thomas Didimus was announced in
yesterdays Dispatch-ahead OF the tele-
graph. 1t speaks for itself.
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A CoLORED MAN DETAILED TO ACT AS
SPECIAL PoLICEMAN.-In another para
graph we mentioned that a colored man
named Ben Scott had been detailed to 60
in search of Thomas Didimus and William
Hitchcock, who are charged with the muir
der of Enoch Turner. 1t appears that the
city authorities, 50 soon as they found that
the men accused of the murder had left
the city, went to Governor Peirpoint and
asked for a requisition on the Governor OF
North Carolina for them, stating that they
believed them to be in that State. The
reouisition was granted, and the CO.
vernon left for Norfolk. While there he
put detectives on the track of the alleged
murderers, offering a reward s3o Tor
their capture. A few days since he re-
turned to the city, when Ben Scott called
upon him. He stated that he was de,
tective, and if he was empowered he could
find and arrest the men. The Governor
wrote a letter to Mr.. Mayo, Mayor, re-
commencing Scott for the duty where
upon the Mayor decided to send him.
Scott did not go because the kilograms
announcing the arrest of the parties were
received lust before it was time to start.
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NTANTED, Il YOUNG IAN Of twenty
w 10 TWENTY-FIVE years Of age as ASSISTANT
To BOOK -kEEpEh in commission house.
He must write good, plain hand, and be aceu-
rate at figures address. with references, "I,'
at the UiSpntch office. All l5-?t
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ARRIVAL OF THOMAS DID1MUs, TIE AL
LEGGED MURDERER OF ENoCH TCRSER.-
Late Yesterday evening Thomas Didimus,
charged with the murder Of EnOch Tur-
ner. Who had been arrested in Norfolk on
Monday, was brought to this city. He was
locked up in the first station-house, and
will doubtless be examined to-day. He
was brought up on the York River rail
road
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yETET NURSE.-Wantcd,a a situation
w az WET NURSE by a healthy young WO-
MAN. shs will be pleased 10 make herself gene
rally useful in tho family where she may be en-
gagged. Apply at thi, Office list
GUMAC.-S00 tons SUMAC wanted
~ by SHRIVER & Co, for which the highest
cash prices will be paid Merchants and others
desiring information will please address them by
letter. post Office box 97!. ultice, Fourteenth
street over Messrs Palmer, llartaook Co.
au l3-lm
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TREDEGAR IRON WORKS, August IL. lsJT.
WANTED, 10000 + EET G 90 D
w WHITE OAK LUMBER, 1 to inches by
10 inches. Apply to +. Il. GLASGOW,
an I3- 81 Sup. Fdy. and NJ. Dept.
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will board and take
w good care OF good SADDLE HORSE for
his services an hour or two morning and after
noon II. l.. STAPLES,
an l3-3t lic0 Main street.
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aui 80. g.g Main stree. near Tenth.
IfaHk Factory a. 80. 433 Broad street, corner Of
F,ha ie 1p-ts
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"rammar Of the English Language
For the use Of Schools and Academies.
with copious Parsing Exercises. BY
WILLIAM BINGHAM, A. NJ. (of North
Carolina). Philad elphia Published by
f.. H. BUTLER & Co 1893
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Auction Sales This Day.
M. L. A1MAa will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock at No. IL
vendue Range splendid stock of English and French
cloths Ind ladies' dress goods
IArREY ALEXANDER will sell this day, before their
store No 1877 East Bay at 10 O'clock 25 bags potatoes
snrrH& McGu1IvRAY will sell this day, in front OF
their Office, No. 27 Broad street. at II O'clock variety
of furniture and fancy articles.
Fon UPWARDS of thirty years Mrs. WHsLows seorH-
ING SYRUP has been used for children with peverfsing
safety and success It correcs acdity of the stomach
relieves wind coc regulates the bowels cures dysentey
and diarrhes whether arising from teethng or otner
GAUGES An old and weltried remedy Perfectly safe in
all cases:
Thirty-fve cents bottle.
Be sure and call for "Mrs. WrNsLow's SOOTHING SY-
RUP" having the fac simiIe of COURTS PERKINS on
the outside wrapper. All others base limitations
February 16 stuthS .DOW1E NOISE Agents.
To PLANTERs.-n you wish Fertilizers apply to j. N
RoDsoN No. 60 East Bay, who has always large STOCK
snd on the most favorable terms.
November % 50 thstu2mos
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'sThe perfumed ltpht

"The perfumed Light
Steals through the mist Of alabaster lamps.
And every air Ia heavy with the breath
OF orange flowers that bloom
L the midst of roses"
Such was the aowery land filed with healing airs and
ue-prcserving products, where Dr. DRAKE discovered
the chief Ingredients of his wonderful Tonic Medicine
PLANTATION BrTTERs-the enchanted tropical island Of
St. Croi1 The PLANTATION BITTEns, combining all the
medicinal and tonic virtues of the healing end e-sus-
tanning products of that favored cline, are, without
doubt the Worlds Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low
sririts and all other stomachic difficulties.
February IL tuths3
TEETH like orient pearls, set in cushions Of roses
breath like the perfume the toilet bestows
These are Charms to win hearts when all other charms
fade,
But they can't be preserved without sozoDoNTs aid
Fsbrrary 70 tus2
Try Them.
Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the use Of PANKFNs
HEpAr1c BrrTERs We would recommend them to all
who stand in need of q tonic.
For sale by all Druggists. October6
Novelty.
The latest and most eectua remedy for the cure OF
debility loss OF appetite headache torpor Of the liver
ETC., is PANKNINs HEPATIC BTTTERs. For sale by
all Druggists. n
THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
The Daily South Carolinian at Columbia, Is now sent
to every Posofce in the State Being the olcel paper
of the State it will be found at the present time espe
ciay valuable to merchants aud others desiring to avail
themselves of very large circulation.
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HABITUAL CONSTIPATION.
HOW TO EFFECT CERTAIN AND PERMANENT
CURE.

HOW TO EFFECT CERTAIN AND PERMANENT
CURE.
Some occupations of life predispose to Cosveless es-
peciay those which allow but htlo exercise. Persons
who contract this unfortunate habit Of body under such
circumstances might possibly be relieved by changing
their seentary empoyments for others of more active
kind but this is by means certain Habitual consh
patton i very obstinate disorder. All the ordinary 30
called remedies invariably sggravate it Nothing can be
more injurious than the continued use Of strong
ape1ients They at first Titate and finally almost para
lyze the bowels rendering them 80 torpid that enor-
nous doses of cathartc medicines have no effect upon
them mild aperient, combined with gentle sinu-
limit Is the true remedy; and combination In the hAp-
piest proportion CT these Ingredients Is found In HOS
LETTERS STOMACH B1TTERs. This famous
stoachio inygorates the whole intestinal canal while
quietly removing rom It's convoluons all impediments
to free passage through them No mere purgadve has
this double operation No ordinary smulsnt effects the
desired object Cases Of Constipation abandoned as
hopeless by distinguished medical men have been cured
in few weeks by the Biters To those who have tried
all the medicines Of the dispensary in vain, we say Try
this irresistible smulsnt and aperent. There Is no
sufficient reason why Constipation should te the conse
auence Of sedentary habits. HOsTETTER's BrFTERs,
by supplying the yigor which would otherwise be de-
rived from exercise will in all cases enable the system to
perform its eIcretory functions regularly and health
fully.
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BAUGH'S
RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE.
400 TONS DAILY EXPECTED.

isTHE AGENT FOR THE ABOVE MANURE,
n last year submitted to Professor Shepard, OF the
South Carolina Medical College, sample for analysis
and with hiB endorsement recommended 1t 70 my plant
no friends am now pleased to say that their pracucA
experience fully confirms the Professors opinion OF is
value q manure.
The best evidence that the results Of its use ON cot
ton last year were satisfactory lies In the fact that those
who then used 1t are this year buying again. ana In IN
A Cargo 90 Of BAUaHs RAW-BoNE PHOSPHATE Is now
In transit for this port and in conformity with my uni
form rule It will be sampled and anayZed by Professor
Shepard upon arrival. The manufacturers nave, now
ever placed my hands analysis OF the cargo maae
nv Professor Williams Ct Philadelphia, which ahoWs the
standard Of the MANURE to be fully up to that OF last
The following is the report Of Professor Williams re-
ferred to above: ,o 900,
Aessrs Baugh Sons:
GENTLEMEN have snayzed the sample of your Su-
uerPhosphate handed me days snce and fndft to
be composed as follows:
Moisture at 2l2 degrees Fahrenheit. 469 per cent
Combined Organic Matter. 2S.!t per CENT
Yielding Ammon1a. o'os PSF ceHt
BoEe Phosphate of Lime. 42s3 per cont
Yielding Pbosphoric Acid. per cent
fOther ingredients not estnated.)
The per centage amount of Ammonia is very much
greater than that obtained from most
haye examined and this In connection with the readi
" soluble condition Of the Bone Phosphate when actea
ripon by weak acds-or instance, Carbonic Acid-wnl
account for the markedly favorable results which have
been obtained from the application of your fertilizer
CHARLES P. WILLIAMS,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist
J. N. ROBSON,
AGENT FOR THE MANUFACTURERS,
No 81 East Bay, Charleston
January 81 thstu limo
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PERUVIAN GUAN0,
DIRECT FROM AGENTS, AT MARKET
RATES.

CoIUBLE PACIFIC aUANo, s76 CASH; $50 FIRST
November with interest," approved city acceptance
Son Island rIusno $40 cash; s25 1st November With
inter, st, approved city acceptance.
Bnuohs Phosphate of Lime, $50 cash; SOS list NoVem-
her, with interest, approved city acceptance,
Phoenix Guano, s55 cash.
Flower of Bone, unaduterated md unburnt
Farmers Plaster or Gypsum, warrnnt:d pure.
Offering the above manures to planters do 30 win
eyery conadepce, not only having testimonials from
planters who have used them the past year. but the
further guarantee that every cargo as 1t arrives om tne
factory is analyzed by Prof Shepard, of the South
Carolina Medical College and the high reputation Of
these manures fully kept up. j.. y. hoBsON.
january tuthssmos No. 62 East Bay.
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GAS LIGHT MULTIPLIER

to Stores Private Dwellings,, Churches &C., in this city.
Mr. POZNANsKI refers all those interested In the
matter to his Pamphlet, wherein will be found full
description of the system proposed. and the results OBJ
tained by dts application to several buildings in this
city.
Office, No. - BROAD STREET, Law RANGE.
Factory, No. AT KING STREET at the Gas Apparatus
Works of VII. F. PADDON.
Orders may be left at either Of these places.
Office hours from 10 to2 o'clock.
February1 LIMO
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CArAnRH.-1he origin of Catarrh is in most
cases neglected Cold, which can be relieved by
the use Of Bropn's Bronchial Troches, " by sooth-
ing the rritated and inhamed membrane extend
ing from the nose to the throat. For Coughs and
Throat Diseases the Troches are Of great service.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GAS LIGHT
M UL TlPLIER.
MIR. JOSEPH POZNANsKI

BEas TO INFORM THE GAS CONSUMERS OF
Charleston that all necessary arrangements having been
perfected he is now prepared to furnish the
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IF you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, fa-
per, &C.;
If YOU want Printing executed neatly;
If YOU want Books bound in any style, OF Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street.
seb7 Tyr
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d. FRANK GOES
SUPER PH0SPHtf#R 9FFSIhMB Oh h'|hB
OR:
BONE. DUST MANURE.

WE BEG TO CALI. THE ATTENTION OF PLANT.
w ERs to the above superior manure for either
Corn or Cotton the experience Of last year proving It
equal 81 not superior to Peruvian GuRno.
The following Ia the report Of analysis made rom
lot now in store:
PuuspnAte or Iitur, soluble. s2o
phosphate Of Lime insolube. ............28 ..28.80
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RAILR R0ADs.

TO CONTRACTORS.
<0yMSeeaaSaNAn.
kA&aa# sI l4s
f9S S5E5S7iGSNfa2 s51&INEzSff@51F8lE
OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH B. R,,)
No. 28 BRoAD STREET,
CHARLESTON, s. c., February Z, 1871
nROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
L until Wednesday,, Goth inst, at u O'Clock NJ. fo1
REBUILDING THE sAYANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD from the head Of the Road near sslkahatchie
to HardeviIle.
This work will require about:
1000 feet of Inverted W.. or Double TrestGng,
SaltkBhatchie Bridge-50 feet span, on pile piers.
87,684 Cross-Iies.
ThrIytwo miles of old Road Bed to be cleared graded
and Track relai6
II is proposed to let the above work contract
Proposals will also be received at the same time for re-
building the Road from Hardeyi1le to the Savannah
River.
This work will require about
II 600 feet Of Inverted ", or Double Trestling
Three miles of old Road Bed to be cleared graded and
Track relaid
tract
specifications or any information requisite to q
thorough understanding OF either Of the above Contracts
win be cheerfuuy given application ct this Office
JOHN 8. RYAN,
General Superintendent
aS The Savannah Daily Herald Will please copy three
times and serd bill to Office Of Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Company s~mS Feoruarys
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SAVE Your LABOR IN THE KIroHEN.-Any article
which will economize labor in the kitchen depart
ment, is worthy Of praise and profit. Co1aATEs
LAUNDRY Soar is made Of ingredients particularly
cleansing, and is put up in convenient packages
for laundry use.
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The Animal Matter as might be supposed in Fertilizer
40 largely derived from s is less highly nrogenized
than tat In the Peruvian Guano. Still It will afford, du-
ring the process Of decomposition, about three per cent
Of Ammonia The OIL (which Is remarkably abundsnt)
though not generally reckoned among Mannres, oeinS
here assocsted with other less stable animal principles,
cannot fail of adding to the value of the mixture, espe-
ciany on light soils. The insoluble Phosphate being
divided is also well adapted to gradual appropriation by
the plant o,,,,, .r,,,,,,,
According to the present sample GOES SUPER
pHOSPHATE is judictously and faithfully manufac-
tured Manure and win not disappoint those who Will
give 1t trial. Even employed slone should expect
biolly remuneratiue results.
tSgnedl CHARLES UPHAM sHEPAhD.
Price $86 per ton Of 1000 pounds
For sale by E. Il. RODGERS co.,
Sole Agents for South Carolina
Jonu,rv "a sh1th2mo North Atlantic Wharf.
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ST. LuKE's CHURoH.-There will be 80 service In
this church tomorrow, as the building is being
L rlpaired.
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THE SIJMTER WATCHMAN

Ts PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM-
TER 8. c., by GILBERT FLOWERS, Proprietors.
at FOUR DOLLARS per anuum, invariably in advance.
Advertisements inserted at usual rates.
Every style OF Job Printing executed IN the neatest
styIe and greatest dispatch september "
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we're as firmly impressed that they were as true
as holy writ" and that they were translations
made by intelligent men who we're on the spot, and
whose knowledge Of their tongue enabled them to
give to the world the simple words OF the savage
that ''ike beauty unadorned, is adorned the most;
but as We grew older, ard consequently wiser, We
found that we had boen the subject OF q deluslon,
and that these beautiful efforts OF tho Aborlglnes
had no firmer foundation thaa in the minds OF
Northern book-makers-those whose anxiety for
the morals of the mon made them send out works
Of instruction for the youth Of the South. But now
the poor Indian is forgotten his faith and bravery
are thrown aside, and the negro, with his inteli-
gcnce, truth and ability, adorn the pages Of their
books, and render attractive the columns OF their
newspapers.
In this connection we publish the following e2-
tract from Northern exchange, merely saying
that we who know accurately the negro mind,
know that there is not word Of truth in the asser-
ton that the lines, as poor as they are, are the
production of colored soldier, but are the effort
of some ancient inventor of Indian oratons, who
has found it now losing business, and has conse-
quently resorted to African poetry.
All aIIny CHcer, W[ltlnR IIUu suo OohOAA-"'
during the last year of the war, describes the
characteristics Of the negroes belonging to his
corps. He happened frequently to overhear their
devotons. both solitary and social; and gives the
following lnes in effect, tbs prayer-or, at least
part Of the devotions Of one OF them. 1t seems to
me that, rightly read, there will be found in them
much melody and pathos. They have never been
in print, and do not think itquite time to drop
from our remembrance the better traits OF our
countrymen Of the unfortunate comple0ons.
Wild one hand holdin' de shinin' musket
In de oddar carry de Book;
Dat If die hGhtin' at de famn' muzze,
may know dat hab de Lord.
Den 80 let me lib dat know how to meet Him,
II die on land or Sea,
Dat know how to meet de blessed Tesus
Dat he may welcome me.
lief my wife in de land g. bondage
Every mite de little ones cry,
And say to der NANNY Where is my fader,
Why has he gone awayT
But If die, when de bright mornin' rises,
An stand on de heabenly plain,
One foot on de land an one on de water,
Hhall see dem all again
-
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NEGRO LrrFRArURE.-When We were scnooi
boy, and were made to read speeches delivered by
Indian Chiefs, whose elegant diction and force CT
language would cause a thrill to overcome u.s. We
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sulphats Of Lime and traces Of Sulphate Of
Ammonia, Potash. Soda and Magneaa,
with some free sulphurc Acid, about.
Hygrometic Water expelled at 212 degrees.
Combined Water "a portion Of this belongs to
the Phosphate Of Lime, which was est-
mated after its ignlioni the greater partof
balance is doubtless associated with the
Animal Matter) and Animal Matter.