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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. September 7.-corFEr-some inquiry.
though demand continues nactive late Yesterday 200
bags Rio, from second hands, sold at prices not trans
PRED and to-day 600 bags do at l6aal7z cents gold.
CorToE-Remains dull and prices heavy sellers being
willing make further concessions effect sales: ouotc
MddEng Upland at 25ha26 cents transactions today
petter stock Offering.
FLoUR-was quiet day sales for export reported
several small sales for local wants. included loo bbs
howard Street Common Extra at SO 25 Prices generally
Il manned steady as last quoted.
GRAN.-oferings OF Wheat on Change were comprs-
G. "a 1879 bushels white and 5000 bushels red included
Ne sses were 100 bushs white So 60; 400 do do at
s. o. and 100 doat = So 100 bushs prime red at 50 40
100 do at 50 S5 2lu0 bushs at 81 25 600 bushs 50 l5
.21 22 do S2 2 500 bushs inferior at 81 6saSl &c.
Corn 2065 bushs white and S75 bush yellow receiv-
ed market dull $50 bushs white only sold at 81 l2 $40
Lushs yellow 81 22aS1 2 and 100 bushs mixed 81 l5
Oss $500 bushs received; market steady; sales en-
braced $500 bushs prime 63s cts; 1000 bushs good
t 6U cts 100 bushs inferior to fair at 4a58 cts con-
otou. OF Bye 1911 bushs offered 60 bushs only sold at
il ~ per bushel
PRoyInoss-Bulk Meats and Bacon are held higher,
particularly Sides which very scarce no large sales
todAy quote market firm at lbHc for Bulk Sides rib;
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A New Poem by Jean Ingelow

The following is from the new volume Of Jea
ingelow's poems, in the press of Roberts Brotl
ers, Boston:
THY KINGDOM CONE
Thy kingdone come
Heard Seer cry 1.-THE wilderness,
The solitary place.
Shall yet be glad for Him. and He shall bless
(Tn4 Kingdom GOMEZ with His revealed face
Ic, orests they shall drop their precious gum,
Al shed tor Him their balm and He shall yield
eGrandeur OF HIS speech to charm the held.
Then all the soothed winds shall drop to listen,
Thy kingdom come,
Comiorted waters ken calm shall gEsten
Viii bashful trembement beneath His smile:
And echo ever the while
Shall take, and in her awful joy repeat
The laughter of his lps-(Thy kingdom come:
AMI hills that sit apart shall be no longer dumb;
No, they shall shout and shout.
Raining their lovely loyalty along the dewy plain;
And valleys round about
and all the well-contented land, made sweet
With flowers she opened at His feet,
Shall answer; shout and make the welkin ring
And tell it to the stars. shout, shout, and sing;
Her cup being full to the brim,
Her poverty made rich with him,
Eer yearning satisfied to the utmost sum
Lift up thy voice, o Earth, prepare thy song.
1t shall not yet be long,
Lift up, o Earth. for He shall come again,
Thy Lord; and He shall reign, and He SHALL reign
Thy kingdom come.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES ESTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-left Sat
urday, NJ Mdze. To Street Bros Co. Railroad Agent
Kressel North. Steele warde. Stetz Jno Marzyck,
La Tore, Cohen Co. Strauss, Vances Co, Bates
l. Co, NJ McMaster. Il Hayden. Brodman, Jno Ryan,
] N Cannon r Casselweechie j Dawson, Miller ]
B Togni, Frank, L Norton E Adget Co. NJ
Lazy, WEIGH, W Aimar, Purcell, Stenhouse Co.,
U Boesch. Lopez SON, D Hirscy, Cartmil Harbe
stein Bart wirth, Jno Russell, fahof
Co. D Clancy Crane, Boyleston & Co I NJ Cater, W
L Corwin Go. Cameron, Barkley Co.,
uber Martin, Holmes Calder. Hastie,
Calhoun Co. Hunt, Hurkamp Co. Hing,
Johnston, Crews Co. Klinck, wickenberg Co. P
Kep, Kinsman l. Howell, Little & Marshall, Litschgi
Lengnck & Sell d Liienthsl Co, LANCER, Laurty &
Alexander, W Msrscher Murphy Meitzler, Null
ler. Matthiessen, Macauley Williams PARKER Mar
3 O'Neill, ] D Aiken Co, NJ & Ashton, u ANIME
Abrahsms l. Son, W NJ Bird Co. IL Buwinklc.
Goblin & Co, Douglas Miller, F Dawson, w Denny
Dowie Noise K L David, Agent, Z j Dawson Co, S
Falk & Co, E d Fischer, Gravely, j Gravcr Jno
O'Neill l. Son, Porna e Pierce. Parker, P1efson
Co, Paul 4 Co, Jno nussell L Schnoll Co, South
Express, Stoddard & Co. Vollers, + Won San
ten. Wehman, Williams& & Co. Werner Ducker Olney
i Co.
Steamship Falcon. Reed Daltimore-le Saturday
NJ Mdze To Mordecai & Co, Courteney Trenholm,
Railroad Agent. Klatte x Co, W Roach, Thurston
Holmes, Willis L Chisolr, Ravenel Barnwc, II Cobia
Co, Mowry Co. Klinck, Wickenburg d Co. Klein,
Blohme, + Won Santen Won Hollen. + II Fischer.
d Vincent " Steflens h Co, l. Schnell & Co.
GerQtS q 20, ClacluS Wlte, IL BuWllElC, ~ Ammo,
II Bischoff L Co. Werner & Ducke. Pcnnall Gamer
on, Barkley Co, b Rhet Son. J Thompson 4 Co, /.
Chaplin l. Co. c Averill Son, Adams Frost 4 Co. q II
Brown. ) L Howard Bro Mantouc X Co, OscndOrfl K
Co. Wagner Heath Monsces, z Davis Vanwinkle j
Campsen Co. Gen o 1ycr, j 4 Cook, X Huger c
Frank, King 4 Gibbon w Marscher. T. II Rodgers 4
Co W Webb, Brown, o Phillips, NJ Goldsmith Son,
Holmes Calder ] Hurkamp Co. Hann 4 :hroder w
Chaffee II Harrc Il J y kirkpatrick. j + A. ger X
Co @ Ouartrel, Co. Low. ] jerks Co, Laurey X
Alexander Muller, Briggs, \ Fuller, Schirmer
W Knobloch Wehman, Werner k Ducker. Collector OF
Customs.
Ensow Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamer City Point Adkins Palatks via Jacksonville,
Fernandina and Savannah
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. New York Sepi9 10
scbr W Smith. Tooker, New York. 9th inst.
Cleared for this Port.
scbr Nevada, Doughty at New York, Sept T.
Memorand
dispatch from Capt Ccowel, OF the Steamship Gran
ada from New York. for this port dated at for'Iess
Monroe the 10th inst mentions that the Grahaua nae
fallen in with Haytien steam corvette disabled, anu
towed her into Hampton Roads. The GRANADA may DC
expected On Thursday.
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Ne,x Or,eans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. September 6.-CoTToN-We have
again to report limited movement, operations beng
controlled by the influences that prevailed yester
day. namely restricted supplies and inability of parties
agree to prices to which may be superadded the
rLher unfavoabe condition of the weather, Hence the
days transactions moderate scale, comprising
barely $50 bales taken by two three parties for the
completion of previously unfinished business The sales
would have been larger had holders been less extreme
in their views since there several orders hand
which rartes would. have executed at slightly modi
fed figures. Prices indicated increased weak
ness most of the trifing sales eneceed being at
figures approximatng the subjoined quotations. Ordi-
nary 18a20c; Good Ordinary Hc; Low Middng 23
a2lkc and Middng 2sa2611c. The sales for the past
three days comprise $50 bales making total for the
week of 1925 against 1915 last week. and 25 the week
efore The receipts proper during the past week.
Guiding the arrivals from Mobile, FloIioa and Texas
which are included in their respective statements
brace 1O25 bales against S04 last week. showing in
crease OF 221 bales. The weeks exports comprise 40
bales, all coastwise.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September, lS67...... bales-15 25G
ilived to-day. ...-.-.........--. ~
=. ~ ed previously y...........-..-.... oSo liIs
1886
Cleared previously. Observation-Disclosures. 4'S- 4'9
s.o,s IN hand and on shipboa,d. ......... 1896
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, Sept 7.-CoFFEE-Sales OF 400 mats Java
24hc gold; and small lots OF Rio at 24a26 ID
CoTToN-The market quit and sales have boen con
fined to small lots at 27a2Sc for Middng Uplands and
Gulf
DYEwoops-Sales OF $50 tons St Domingo Logwood to
arrive at s21 90 q ton, and now held higher
FIsH-AIackerel have been in fair demand at $40 00a
20 90 for Bay No. l. Goldfish and firm. with
sales of 24OO otis French Grand Bank at 50 p qt in
bond.
GUNNy BAos-The market dull at 2la21 &c currency.
GUNNY CLoTH-This article is quiet, with email sales
at 23t<a2SIsc currency.
NAVAL SToREs-Sales OF 70 bbls Spirits Turpentine at
59hc and small lots at soc q gallon Tar and Rosin
quiet
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THE MARION STAR.

ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. IS
II published at Marion. s. c.. in the central portion
OF the country, and offers q favorable medium to Mer
chants Druggists Machnsts, and oil classes who desire
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit of advertising patrons, SHALL in
addition to our subscription list which is constantly
creasing publish and distribute gratitousy, copies of
the STAR during the business season this Fall.
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
". j McKERALL,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,


Per steamship Champion. from New York. Levy. A
Heischer, Davis. H Labnan Labor. W lfving Mrs
Scovill, ] l. Dooittle, & Ingraham, Rid. j Il
Lesser Andrews and lady, Mrs Leckie and child,
Leckie, Hurby, Waleshowse and child Mrs Roder-
lgues. children and servant, Bran Mrs Moses
Mrs De 1revile, Mrs Copes, Mrs Thomas. and IN
steerage.
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Wilmington Market.

wilmington, September r9.-TURrESTISE., Market
ste iy saes of 423 bbls at So 80 for virgin and yellow
dip, and 81 65 for hard, per 2s0 pounds.
Spirits Observation-Disclosures firm and very little re-
naming in FIRST hands, Sales of only "a bbs at o5 Gus
Ier CALM.
kosN-Sales Of s41 bbls follows 113 bbls at IS for
srined As do at So l2 for low No q 1893 do at So ~ or
strained and No q II Do So Is for Nc q 1S do at So 81
cr low No /; 30 do at Sc for pale
BAcoSA lot Of 5000 lbs n. C. sold from vessel at l6
cents per pound for hog round.
CoRS-7l4 bushels sold from vessel at 81 80 per
Lushe
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COMMERCIAL.
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, September 10. 1867
Purchasers offered lower prices generally, which were
parsy accepted by factors and % bales we're disposed
I. p about half cent Decline say at %; at 221s
ct y; 23k, at 23A. and bale Cotton at 241
cents. We quote
Low Middling. @22h
M,ldling @23Z
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, September 9.-FNANctAL-Gold--B Buying
at l and selling at 143. Sver-Buying at 1Sl and SELL
ing at 1856. Stocks, Bonds, &c, quiet
WHEAT-Red 81 90a2 10; White 50 10a2 20,
Cor1oS-There has been little better demand for the
past three days There sS bales sold yoster
day. Receipts so bales.
BAcoN-shoulders l5 gale: Sides 17ka18; Sides
1salSA: C sides 19alek; Hams 2Oa25c
CokH-White 81 GOAL 80; yellow and mixed 81 l5a1 90
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they have introduced Esey
known and valuable improvement They have t.zaris-
bly, been selected and used by al Of the worlds
knoo,edced great artists who have visited this country
professionally both for private and public uss.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. September .-corroN.-To-day the demand
was very light Sales of 100 baieswere made the market
closing dull at % ha23c for Middfng
MoNETARY-Gold l41sl42 Sterling 60 days $50, Sight
ISL Francs nominal New ork Bank Sight y premium
checking; psiaH premium buying. New Orleans sight
laraA premium.
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Consrgnees per South CaroiInn IsaiIrOad,
SeDtember 10.

76 bales Cotton 46 bales Mdze 81 bags Roots. 1S bbls
and 50 bags Flour bbls Sprits Turpenne cars Lum
Der andW ood &c. To IS Douglas, NJ israel Ihurston
l. Holmes, Averill Son. B Z Sloan, Wool, B 4
Kramer Z Adger l. Co, S Letner, Cohen, Hancke <
Co, Railroad Agent W Deas Poppenheim Rave
nei Co, ] 81 Kirkpatrick, Goodrich. Wineman
Co, Dowie L Noise, Willis Chisom, Adams. Frost *
Co. G Williams Co. q II Walker X Co, l. Jefcrs 4
Co. E Rodgers Co, j Fl Basgott Co. Gbbes& X Co.
Cobis Co. Miss Doyle. NJ Martin, Goldsmith
Son, W Ryan, KanapauG, La:;neau co, Mazyck.
yelling, and Ebaugh Mallonee.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
September 10.
4s bales Cotton. 4s0 bbs Naval Stores cars stock.
cars Lumber Mdze &c. To G W Williams Co. Mowry
& Co, Marshall. Jr, S D Stoney. G Dukes Co. Il h
Pritchett, Bradley. Jr. ] Kennedy and Dnnning.
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THE CAROLINA TIMES,
PUBLISHED AT ORANGEBURG c. II.

NNHIs PAPER CIRCULA1ES THROUGHOUT IHf
1 middle portion OF the State, and offers the Des
fscilities tor advertisers February "a
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THE HERALD.

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBERRY G. a. AT
i 50 per annum, and having large citcunaon @ S.ae
through all the upper and lower Districts OF the Stae
affords great advanagesto to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonsbletor Wnlcn app!
10 our Agent. MIR I. p. SLiDbK, a. the Mills HOUSE
fIIOS. i y b. h. GRENEhEh.
November Eatas7s and PFopreioIs.
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THALBERG.

Iconsider Chickering Sons Pianos, beyond cc6D
parison, the best / have ever seen In America
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ELDER & BROWN,

q MANUFACTURERS AND PATENT.
~ EES of the celebrated COMBINATION
&~A~ CRADLE AND BABY TENDER, Pro
NS y Ing Horses, Invalid Chairs with double
eT and single wheels, from s2s to $46;
Children's carriages. Fancy and Vanished Wagon1
Fancy Sui ies Invalid Carriages made to order Fancy
Propeller: and Baby Rockers, ac &C., life size Horses
made toe der.
Depot, 40. 6SS BROADWAY. Mandatory, Nos. 40,
$50, l61 I'd is2 WEST STREET, New York.
October 2s taatulyr
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GARD.

lis with feelings OF pride American manufacturers
that We publish the following tsstimonias which have
bean received BY rs recently:
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
L Orangeburg, g. C. Terms 90 per annum, in ad-
vance.
ORANaEBURa NEWS will be circulated for the benefit O
our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most liberal
terms Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News,
February rs Orsngeburg, s
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Among the chefpoints Of excellence Of the Chicksr.
ing PAnos of which speak the renowned tsts In their
congratuAtory testimonials to the Messrs. Ockering
the greatest possible depth, richness AMI volume 2
tone, combined with rare brtiltsncy, oesrness aud
perfect evenness throughout the entse scale; ard,
above all surprising duration Of sou.d, the pure Gad
sympathetic quality OF which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past fortyhree years this nrm has manu-
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GOTTsCHALK.

considsr ohictsrins Sons Pianos superior to anY
In the world.
They are unrivallsd for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious ruundness Of their tone There IL Q
perfect homogenety throughout all the registers The
upper notes remarkable for clesrness and purity
which do not And In any other instrument while ths
base IL distinguished for power without harshness and
for magnificent sorority.
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3. T.--1S80...X.

"a mile was on her iip-health was in her look
strength wsa in her step, and In her hAnds-pIAH1A'
xIoa brTTERs"
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CHISOLMS' RICE MILLS.

THESE WELL KNOWN AND LONG ESTABLISHED
i MILLS are undergoing complete repair and renova
tion and Will be ready the 1st SEPTEMBER to receive
from Planters and others their Rice to pound and pre-
pare for market Thankful for vors shown us by Fac
tors prior to the war; we would earnestly solicit con-
tnuarce OF the same feeling confident that our Mills
CHISOLM BROTHERS.
No. 80 EaEt Bay
Rs-The Times" Georgetown, S. c.. will copy once
week for slA weeks and forward bill for payment
August 20 tuth
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WERLI.

| WE'LL.
Your Pianos are superior to any have evef a
this country or In Europe.
Ihsye never heard tone perfect; It slesds every
expression that needed Ia music, and Its quality In
CAPABLE Of change to meet every sentiraent This Ia
rare power and Is derived from the perfect purity of
its tome together with s sympathetic elastic and wel1
balanced touch.
pOZNANSKH.
During the past eight years hsve oonsnnty played
upon the iusty celebrated Erard Pianos yours are tha
only instrum euts that have found either here or In
Europe to equal them in all their points of excellence
II may be satisfactory to our patrons and friends
among the public large state that testimonials have
been received from all the leading artists who have
visited or are reedn9 In the United States few q
whose names, besides those above, we append:
LEO DE MEYER. GUSTAV sAITEh
ALFRED JAEL. J. BENEDlCI
a. tANDERSON, N. sTRAKOSOH.
L. HOFFMAN. JULIEN
And many others.
~ ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AS2 Ps2ua zIs7s
BENT By MAIL.
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LONDON. July 40, 1860.

AeisTS CsfckeTfH1 d Sons:
GEHTs Ihave Just invited by Msssrz Collard b
try Grand Psno-forte manufactured Wy you, andE
have no hesitation IL endorsing the op.nion OF my old
friend Mr. d. Coliard Viz: Thft It 10 the finest In,
strument ever played on.
Believe me, gentlsmen, most faithfully yours,
J, l. HATTON.
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disnstcb from Capt C1owell, Of the Steamship Gran
ada fog New York fo- this port, dated at Fortress
Monroe the 10th inst, mentions that the Granada had had
fallen in with Haytien steam corvette disabled ana
towed her into Hampton Roads. The Grahaoa iHa' u
expected On Thursday.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Reoefoed during aas n'onM Of August, 1868.
LONDON. July 26 1857.
MEssRs CMox1nHa soSs-Gents: have much,
pleasure In enclosing document signed by the nrst
composers, musicians and professors IN Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimation (uide my csrtA-
cate that felt 1t my duty to take Of them with
TO Europe to ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren. The enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous they have been the subject beg to.
forward, at the same tme letter received from my
friend, Mr.. OollArd, which sure must be gratfye
ing to you.
have the honor to be. gentlemen. yourl very truly
JAMES II. WEHLI.
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WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.

THALBERG's OPINION.
oonSider Chictering Sons Pianos, beyond com.
pariso,, the best hsve seen In America
g. THALBRRa
Chairman Of Jury On Musical Instrumen
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Bacon quoted at IA for Shoulders aiG iorrb.
and 7i.ai7 &C clear Sides Hams unchanged deman
light. Mess Pork held At 81 i5a-S per pei Western
Lard 1S%al31.o. and city l3al3ise pe, =.
RIcE-Quiet and nominal At 9a9-e ior RanGoon, and
II isal2c for Carolina
SuGAR-Market inactive to-day no sales worthy OF no.
tce but holders hrm ut previous prices.
WHrsKEY-No change; still quote held Ill bond 3Oa35
cts per gal. to styo OF package
New York Market.
MONEY MARREr.
The New York Erening Post OF Saturday. eth INST.
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LONDON, JanusIy IA, .s5d.

Jdmes II. Weak ksq.:
MY DEAR sm: as you arc gsing back to the Unitsd
gtates, must beg you TO remember me Kindly TO the
Messrs. Ohickering. Tell them was delighted with,
their Grand Pisno-forte-as good iaary.sent hsnk
a. suos eper turned out, both IN touch dn<IteYI
= Wishing you; &C., remain evGrt lily,
g.. r. BROADWOOD,
Firm Of I. Broadwood Sons, Pisno.forto Ma Aafso
turere, London.
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The following is from the new volume of Jean
Ingelow's poems, in the press of Roberts Broth
ers Boston
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-31
An Act to Prescribe An Oath of Office.

The following j. the oath of Office re
f'irrd to in the 9th zion Of rh- "ksc"n-
struc,ion Ac." and also in the 9th OF the
SuPoiemrntnr. BIZ:
BE- II enacted rh2t hereafter any pprson
c'"et"d ar appointed To anv office "f honor
"r profit under the government Of he IIni.
ted States. either in The civil. military or
nnva! tppurtmrnt of the public service, cx.
erpi the President "r the United States.
stall brfor" ertrring upon the duties Of
smch office and before being "n'iied To nnv
of the Irlarv or other rmolIncnt thereof.
take and subscribe the following oath or
n'ilrmnti"u: Il, A b., do -"Irmnlv sw.nr
(or aihrm) that have never volnuiarilv
born" arms against the u = since have
been citizen thereof; ia / have voluntn
rllv given uO aid, co nre' ance. counsel or
encouragement to p-r>ou~ cn ynr"d in arm
ed h"sGiitv n r'ri": that | hnIr never
sought nor accepted nor attempted to eY-
rrri~" The functions uf any office Whatever
under auv nu horitv. ar pretended, nuthori,v.
IN hostility to the Uuit"d States; th.t |
have not Welded a v"luniary snrport Ia
any pretended government, power or ron
stitu,ou within tn" United States hostile
w NnU l 10 iurlhsr swear
("r nth"m) th,t tn III. hes, of nv knowI.
edge and ability. | will support aud defend
the constitution of the United States against
all enemies. foreign aud anrAsIic; that
will bear true & 'rt aud nIieGxseye To the
same that tnLe this oh'iga 20 freely.
without mn, nent Il re-ervatioa 5r pnrpo-.
IF evasion. and that | will we'll and faith
fnlly discharge the duties Of the "ifr, on
which am about to enter. So help me
God" which oath. y" taken and signed
sEhll be preserved among the files Of th,.
Court Houses # Congress- or the d-puit
m""t q which said officer may app.rtain.
Md anv prrs"n who rav frl-rly take said
oath shu' BE- guilty Of p-rjnrv, and on con
vc'iOn. in addition 10 the penalties nov
pr"Scr'h"d {" 'ha, "f'.ncr. -hall he drrriv.
ed e his "tEc". and rendered incap ,bl.
t'rrv"r "f"r. of holding any "tiirc or place
under the United S,a'r..
Approved Ju'v > 1862
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90 - -
P 0 + I r Y,
THE DRUNKARD's DAUGHTER.
BIT O. W. puSeRY.

Out In the street with max ed feet,
saw the drunkard's little daughter
lIei tattered shawl was thin and small
She little knew, for no one taught her.
Her skin wac fair, her auburn hlar
Was blown about her aching forehead
Her sad, white lace wore sorrows trace, B
And want aud woe, that were not borrow W ed
Hcar.>tToken child, she seldom smiled
Hope promised her no brighter morrow Z;
Or, If its light flashed on her night,
Then up came darker clouds of sorrow
She softly said: 1--WE have no bread,
No wool 10 keep the FIRE burning"
The child was i'll, the winds 40 chill
Her thin, cold blood to ice was tsrn,ng.
But men well fed and warmly clad,
And ladies rohed in richest fashion,
Passed on the side where no one cried
To them FOR pity and compassion.
That long night ned, and then the ligh,
VI rosy day, in beauty shining,
Set dome and spirc and roof on rc.
And shone on one beyond rcpining.
AiIeep-a'onc-as cold as stone,
Where no dear parent ever sought her:
In winding shec,'of snow and seet,
Was found the drunkard's lifrless daughter