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A DECLARATION FROM THE EPISCOPAL
BISHOPS.

5oo1orot;,r oro;net r;tro1isno has henn nut
q ueoAaA Ason - ~, D;s,,o.s - tho
forth by moro than ono-half OF the BISHOPS OF ing
Episcopal Church of the United States, with thelr
SIGNATURES attached. It is as follows:
T- ,a,, =. 49, ,o,l.,o,o or tho tb;rt1 -fonrtb
tc1o nf rsl;aio 10 HAT cySrv narticnlar or nation
a. VI af. a,,t"r+v to prdon chonre and
u, o,iuien na'i " +1o chrrch nrdo;nod
M aouiiS 20 - thnt III t1;as ba dono
man o. 1H stts1O W. e the samo
~ th ..t t % not - hat traditions
"a o,a,,'n. 1 =; I'll nIoces ono or utterly like
su teI t ~, - ~" d; aud n,oy he
aoi w a1 ,S;r NV ~ t1a ,ors;tv ~ countries
1 ,a1,s no 60 thot ncthn@ ordnincd
ast NC Goda Wnrn .,,a o,oo that th3s church
,yes 6nIv orranzed os y .:nerticular and national
was uuiy ~ ofazeu Us nt ta ITn;yersal or Hov
cneH m J S,,rc % of Christ and That
s tI;s orasn;zat;pn whic6 took place immediately
after tbnameTcon rnvoh,tion was settled under the
carafni d;raction and advice. and with the cordial
o-onare;on Of aodlr welllearned and iustly-vcn-
y. ~ 5;;o ~ Mo oro wa ACQUAINTED with the
eater vi ~ ho crc If ENGLAND before and since
@ y. ~. md who thoroughly un-
Ie,,,t"5 ,rhot Voc ond il stiII renuired by tho
H,,aS fths n cnmntry and ;ts neone.
No hold therefore TINT the ceremonies, rites
W. tn1i notu ten estohi;sboJ ordo;ncd and an
."5 au t donoon onthor;tv as set forth in the
Plo,ou P, " - ',nnM pr"Ta ~ tb;s Thnrch are the
@ f ~ tLo 1,lrci i;cb cvarv h;shnn nreshyter
ond ea% - deacon Of the same has bonnd himself by
i uLu ;t; Wo ~ ~ 4l W ;a 20 of,,;t1- IN e,-tii
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W 20 or nf ths GhrcR
erooi thono - "a. ,ny r'eDe1 ~ inoi'OeA0 ~
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,at noo tnaS s1 fa, tho Ghurc of Eng
iaG =; o ~ ~ Soc+rine 5iscinlne
iaiu ~ tIo ,onoi W c;rcnmstances re-
vi o ~ ~ eom1i, Toca character and
maS ,,I ond not;ona1 Church and
uS{ Us oo, of Sto tho Ghurc of ENGLAND in
tnat no uoon "a .mv sat forh and no
lne teisn " ar Laud boye anV force of
Jaws OF Ine GhurG " NJ, a ,si}v cted in
ia% In tns Cnulcn sucn rs ot'it M ue law Of
defence OF any departure rom G1 ,}as and
TINS Churcn' us n'orss' ns oi0ipit'o' ii''0
usages 4,,,r,., .,,o+ y, THO n,rticu1or
anu we .elSiole tlG, - ;1trodnca into The
natlonal cnutch aiy attept W aa"as +hot have
puoilc worship OF Mnlehty Soa usas onse and
never Deen koMn; sucn Us lne use ~ y. the boiv com
the burning OF lShts IN Ine orael III Sle e ~ eIa
mun1on, reVerences TO the hoiy taD!e " ~ Gie ~
ments thereon, sucn as nd1eate OF y .nS sso,ne ue
sacrhce OF our divn9 Lord anu oaaiGal .oori
offered was not full perfect ana . suHG,en' @ 81 ia
hce oblatlon ana satlsactlon' 1or te siIs hnh;ts
whole world the adopnon OF - aoss
Mtnerto UNKNOWN 1or niaulaat I'LL 'en ~
Whlch nave oeen IN use snce o,,e c 4;natea The
our Eplscopste, ID an no., mhSn ;ts
dsclphne OF inc ennrcn, 4a o,,tor;tn oe the
common oraei; anu 5a;h te one eonscences of the
Irasil bratSren amu "ouiAoe'n 'Ao e'0-0
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CHERAW ADVERTISER
BARNWELI SENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
Merchants ana BUSINESS meny it ior
your trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printer
nk-it has nude many fortune.
Terms for the paper-S3 per annum, In advance.
Advertisements inserted at the rate of 81 per square OF
twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards of ten lines less at the rate of $40 three
months.
Contracts by the year for six months alo g priv
ilege OF changing, on more favorable TERMS ress
EDWARD A. BRONS Y.
amlrnI " Pm rntrh
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North Cnrolana Items.

We learn that on Saturday afternoon, negro
man named Wiley Wiggns was shot, and supposed
mortally wounded, by another negro, named -
Cofer, about five miles above Halifax. It seems
that Virgins went to Cofcr's premises and com
menced disturbance. Cofer went into the house,
and being followed by Wiggins, pushed him out,
| whereupon Virgins raised his gun to shoot Cofer
Cofer closed the door, and getting his own gum
put the muzzle out Of o slit opening and fired at
random, but hit Virgins. "Cofer was carried to
Halifax and bound over in the sum Of $500 to ap-
pear at the next term of the Superior Court.
Weldon State.
We regret to announce that Captain W. R. vii
liams, we'll known citizen of Halifax met with q
serious and painful accident on Sunday morning
last. He IVES riding out with O. friend, when his
horse 'sbaulked" Captain Williams commenced
using the whip, whereupon the animal went to
kicking anil struck the Captain on the knee-eap,.
shatteTing it. AIarge piece ofthe bone was taken
out.-Ibld. 80, e.t
We clip the following from the Charlotte NortG
Carotinion of the 9th ult.:
ssREauIAToRs" THE annexed order has been
handed us for publication and with the request we
comply:
Carolina being unable to capture or disperse the
who are reported as engaged in rcbbing and mrl-
dering freedmen end in committing depredations
and outrages upon the persons and property OF
well disposed citizens all Commanding Officers Of
Posts within this Department are directed 10 use
every at their disposal to rid the country of
these bandtE. Whenever reports Of outrages are
received parlies will be sent In pursuit Of these
'sRegulators," and when resistance to arrest is
made they will be treated as 'Guerrllas" and sum-
marily punished. All prisoners so arrested will be
held in military confinement and the case reported
TO headquarters at Charleston.
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From the. Richmond Dispatch.l ]


~ What be mes Of Jefferson Davis under tbe
new regime. Can he not be tried before mj|Adry
commission to be appointed by the Brigadier-
General commanding Virginia?
(2.) What will be the worth Of the Judicial de-
cisions affecting debts, titles &., rendered in the
Southern States since 18GSby officers acting under
authority of the cove nments declared by the
higher law to be null Id void?
(S.) How do those persons pardoned by the
President for zpartci alton in the 'sate unhappy
stand in regard 70 te provisions OF the last Com
stitutiqnaL Lfffferl 2ent? Are they included among
the-1lsfranchised or not Petersburg Inder. :.
We trust our people will not suppose that chaos
has come again. TIE queries Of the Index,
though not intended for that purpose, are un-
doubleday well calculated to excite unnecessary
apprehonsions. We would reply to them as fol-
lows: 9ffys.s. :; -,
1. jeff Davis cannot be tried by a military com
mission. This act gives the awful brigadiers''
power to organize commissions for the trial ofper
sons for offences hereafter to be committed. They
will hardly +" 60 back on u.s." -
: g. Judicial decisions affecting debts, Titles,
&C., rendered by the officers Of a de Jdcto or pro-
yisional government will be held to be good. Those
rendered in this State ever during the WEI, are
now respected.
g. Parioned persons are included among the dis
franchised. An amendment to the Sherman bill
was offered in the Senate by MIR. Doolitte (or Mr.:
Cowan) which provided that persons pardoned
&c in accordance with the Constitution and laws, !"
should not be disfranchised, or disqualified for
Office but it was voted down by large majority.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 1.--CoTToN-There was better
feeling today aud the market quoted firm, holders
having advanced their prices 1c. We quote M.ddling
Upland at 81 cts. Receipts contnne quite free, and stock
large. .as.'i
CoFFEE-The market is 1rmer under late Rio advfces
per cable quoting advance there of 400 stock
in our market in first hands, 70e0 bags reported Jester
day erroneousy 7OO Some inquiry to-day. but 40 sales
worthy Of notice; quotations range from Tx to9A cts
gold. as to quality, for Mo
FLouR-The market continues weak; sales confined
Ito small lots for home wants. We report to-day LOO hbls
Northwestern Super ut 5" 5O 100 bblt Howard street do
ut $40 co. 100 bs Howard street Extra at Sl2 25 Corn
Meal is held firm at 81 rs per bb Quotations remain
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Passengers.

Per steamship saragossa for New York; Adams
Thomas, Bergan, Smith, McAvory, j Tunoch
and lady, Slender, W Anderson, and In steerage
Per steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah, Beaufort &c
Z Paulding, P 4 Jacobi T r Grace, o'Conner, j
Fyfe, Halle, Gcuria, " Zanlig, Mrs and Miss Clark
q DeMeyer, g Stein, DR. Bartlett and lady, Miss
McCord, G Hope S smallwood, e. Mazyck, Miss A
Mazyck, Mr. and Mrs E Mazyck, Miss Pinckney, Miss
Cuthbert, and IL deck.
Per steamer Emile. from Edisto and Rockville-Miss
R Whaley, Judge Corbin, Bowen, Wilson, 8
Hanahan, Needles, A Mack, and 18 deck :.
Per steamer " Frazier. from Edisto and Rockville
G L Guilleaume Whaley and son, Major Jenkins,
Whaley, W Whaley, Jr, Col W L III Burger. Black,
D Towles, W Knox, " Simmons W Simmons,
Jr, Dr. Whaley, W K Fash, Ham, and 10 on deck.
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Exports.

NEW YoRK-per steamship saragossa 443O bales and
50 bales Rp % IL oe5 Ya9 90
GO empty Barrels, LOG packages Sundries
pHILADELPHLA-Per steamship Miance-132 bales
Cotton. 25 bhls and 35 bags Fruit, 200 empty Barrels
lot Old Iron, GO packages Mdze.
BALTINIORE-Per steamship Lulu-l14 tierces Rice Z.
bales Cotton, lS boxes Sugar bbs Apples, II bales
Rags $50 Hides, and Sundries.. -. Per schr + ]
palmer--11O.0Q0 feet Lumber
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PETRoLEUal-Is inquired for, last sale was 700 bbls
Refined, free board, at 2Sc per gallon Crude con-
tnues in light supply.
hcE-We quote Carolina held at t10Hs11c., and Ran
goop 954a926c. per fb. !. = >
SALT-Remains as last quoted demand moderate, VIZ:
for Liverpool fine S3 o. do Ground Alum So 20a2 rs er
sack and Turks Island 60ass Per bushel large and
small lots.
SuaAR-The market is steady. with sales to-day Of 1914
do. at II 10; prices generally same as yesterday.
SHMaLEs-Are In good demand, with sales Of No. at
s19 80; No. q $40 60a1l; and Saps So p n less.
Wu1sKEY-There was sale day or two since of so
bbls at So B and the last sale that have heard
market continues unsteady held in bond a so cents per
gallon.
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THE HERALD.

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRY c. H., AT
J. s3 per annum, and, having large circulation
through all the upper and lower Dist cts of the State,
affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonahle-for which apply
to our Agent Mr. I. P. SLIDER at the Mills House.
THOS. F. & r. b. GRENEKER.
November Is Editors ana HropreloIs,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-04

MANHOOD AND THE vIGOR OF YOUTH
IM restored in four weeks, by Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE
OF LEE Dr. Ricord {of Pars after years of earest
citaon has at length acceded to the earnest requests
the American public ani appointed Agent In New
York for the sae Of bis yulued and Essence
Of Life This wonderful agent will restore manhood to
themost shattered constitutions, whether arising from
e1cssses the effects Of climate or natural The
time required to cure the mest nveterate is four
weeks and If used according to printed instructions,
which are very SIMPLE filure is impossible. This life
restoring remedy should be taken by all about to marry
as lis effects ore permanent 1t is acknowledged by the
medical press to be the greatest discovery ever made.
Its developing powers miraculous Success In every
case Is as certain as that science overhrows ignorance
Dr. Records Essence ofLe is sold in cases. with fu In
suchons for use, at 49, four quantities in one for &c.
and will be sent to any part carefully packed on receipt
Of remittance to ids accredited agent.
Z. CO.. PHILIP ROLAND
March o. 1y No. "a Liberty street. New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-04

The Tennessee Legislature has passed a sedi.
ton law. It provides for the punishment Of per-
sons uttcrmg sedltlous words III speeches, or
threats to resist the laws or melting others by
such language, spoken, written or printed,
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Consignees per South CnroltnR Railroad

43s bales Cotton, n bales Mdze, cars Cattle cars
Lumber, car Old Iron, Furniture &c. 70 E Wiss
Co; " Williams & Co, Hunt Bros, G WiHe, Willis
Chisoln1, Mrs Bowen, E Sloan, Lee Co: Bag
gett & 90, " " Smith, B R Agent, Mure Co, Null
| kai G. Hop1ey Co.; j Erase h Co, r Stoney,
Rodgers & CO, j D Busch, B NJ strobel Thurston
Holmes, & D Kirkpatrick, L Desaussure, Kendall
& Dockery, Hart & Co.
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market
WILMINGTON, March 2-TuRPENT1NK-No receipts
or.sa.es
- SPIRITS TunPENTnE-Sales to-day of only so bDlg at
Csc per gallon.
RosN-100 bbls strained common sold at So so.
TARHas advanced 15c, and 63 bbls changed hands at
So 15 per bbl
CoTroN-sale of only 1s bales at 2ac per pound for
middling
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Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening, March 2, 1857.
The Offering stock was very light and buyers in many
had to pay full prices the MARKET however, was
characterized by much irreguarty but the transactions
generally the basis of the quotations of the day
before which we renew The sales 800 bales, viz
at 25 IS at &C. IS at g. "a at @ 70 at 29, 106 at &c. SO
Mt 30L II at Sic We quote:
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consider Ghiskertng Sons Pianos superior 70 any
In the world. III n
They unrivalled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious ropndness Of their tone. There ts
perfect homogeneity throughout al the registers
which do not find in any other instrument while th
Is distinguished for power without harshness and
for magnificent sorority.
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Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, March 2-FMANc1A- -Go1D-Brokers buy
ing at l3aa140 and selling at 141"142.
S1LvER-Brokers buying ut 100 and selling at l35.
CorroN-The market was quito brisk during the morn
ing and prices of yesterday obtained but it closed
dull and declining, and nothing was done In the after
From sales made to-day, We quote mlddhng,
Sales amounted to 362 bales follows at a. 10 at
at 28 at 49, 142 at 30 112 at 30 70 at 81 and l8 ae
81 &c. Receipts III bales
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Mobile Market /.

MOBILE, February 27.-CoTToN-The demand has
Deon very light to-day, and confined to few. Sales
reached Goo bales, the market closing dull and weak at
28lsc as basis for Middngs.
Accounts from Liverpool arc Of very conflicting char
acter and if reported correctly show very unsettled
and in fact almost nominal market The noon telegram
quoted Upands l3Hd that of P. NJ 13d aud the clos.
ing quotaton-with sales of 5000 bales-134d.
According New York accounts, prices had raj
lied to Sic for Uplands probably in sympathy with the
advance in gold and good rates Of Sterling In the face
of this Improvement there, however we hear Of num-
ber of Iiv rpoal orders being countermanded here
MONETARY AND FNANc1AL-The principal feature OF
the ct to-day has been an advance in Gold and Ster-
ling lange The former opened at 1873 as buying rate.
but with New York advices dealers giving 80, and
selling at 140a1401S.
Sterling is sher and quoted at 147a49 with sales OF
sight reported at $50.
Now York Sight continues scarce and stiff at dis
count buying commercial bills. and X discount check.
ing.
New Orleans Sight par
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THALBERG..
GOTTECHALH.

conBider Chickaring 4 Sons Pianos, beyond COM
parison, the best have ever seen in America.
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,ck on hand and on shipboatd Feb. 2s:.

Stock on hand and on shipboafd Feb. 26. 22,847
The exports were exclusively for Liverpool
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The recepts since yesterday
comprise 100 hhds of the former and 90 bbs Of the lat
falling off of 5alcper b. The transactions were confn
ed to 100 hhds at 12c for fair 1Sc for good fair 1874
1870 for fully fair to prime, and 13a14c ID for yel.
low clarified Moasses is in moderate request only but
previous figures were fully sustained We noticed sales
Of scIue $50 bbs. at 75c for fermenng and common,
and II S0c for prime.
FRE1aHrs.-There is plenty room the berth both for
foreign and domestic ports but offerings for shipment
are only moderate, though rates are firm. We quote:
for Liverpool Sa11Sd. By sail for New York aud Bos-
ton ac, 9-16d or Liverpool, and 1Hc q fb for Havre.
Flour by steam for New York and Boston ST. by sail 75a
8Oc q Dbl
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WORLDS FAIR, LONDON. 81 on
!. 8: !.

= I. --,,-. +. -
Itiswith feelings Of pridl - American mann1slresS
th3t publish the following testimonials, which have
been received Dy us recently: -. 8:
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction OF which they have introduced every
known and valuable improvement They have tnvaris.
bly, been selected and used by all Of the worlds
so.osdoed great artists who have Waited this country
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New Orleans Market. .

NEW ORLEANS, February 26.-CorToN-The assort
it is with difficulty that some orders are filed The sales
however, owing to good demand footed up 5000 bales
at very irregular rates. but ge orally fully to yester
days figures, viz Ordinary 27]@c; Good Ordinary 28a
2sac; Low h1ddling 29a29Hc and Middling 3OaSOAc 2
H. mostly at near the outside figures few factors
sold for what they refused to accept yesterday and from
such most Of the purchases made; but others were
not anxious to sell and were sitter in their rates Re
cepts for the Inst four days foot up 1850 bales ag 81
bales for the time last week-a decrease thus
fur of 1886 bales.
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wEkILI.

Your Pianos superior to any have ever seen In
this country or In Europe.
have never heard tone perfect It yields every
expression that Is needed In music, and Its quality III
capable Of change to meet every sentiment This is
rare power Is derived from the perfect purity Of
its tone together With it's sympathetic elastic and we'll
balanced touch.
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EUROPEAN faV1MosIAhs, 81;
Beoesved during ne month Of .1uisus, IL q s 1883.

Reoesued during ae month Of .Ausust, 1885.
LoNDoa, July rs, 1851
MEsaRs. CH1ok1EMs, b ns-asnts: I .sve much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by the drst
composers musicians and professors ia Europe hold
your Pianos In suoh high estimation tide my cartine
cate) thst felt 1t my duty to take Of them With ma
to Europe to ascertain the opinion OF aional
brethren The. encosed certificate win prove shoM
unanimous they have been on the Euhject beg to:
forward, st the same tme sletter received from my,
friend, NJ, 0ollard which ~ s sure nst be grafy-
ina TO you. es 81:
iave tho honor totbe, genhemen, yours very tuls,
10y $50 f.ytiSI fgt iFff;1 JAMES II WEHIL.
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s Among the chief points OF excellence pt the 0hckst
ine Pianos Of which speak the renowned In ther
co1gratustory testimonials to the Messrs Chckerngs
are the possible DEPTH richness and volume OF
tome combined with rare brilliancy clearness and
perfect evennoss throughout the entire scale snd,
above all surprising duration Of sound, the rfe and
sympathetic quality OF which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch. ........,.,Z,S
During the past years this firm has Eaanu-
sctured
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Lonnos, January Il. 1859.

y LoHDoa, January i. 1851. q
MI DEAa em: ( have srest plsasurein ssling youto
convey to Messra Chcka-1pg the e1pre; ;siont OF my
highest approval Of thstr instrument 1t oonlider,
mot merely the best insRument of AnericS rnsnufAo.
ture that Ihsve tried but Of the fgest Grand Piano
frtes that has ever come under my Observation; and
the Meesrs Ghickertna may well be proud of having
turned out rom thar mandatory IN instruments
which, for touch, quality power and Workmsnship IT,
would be very difficult TO surpsss In any part OF tho
wide world, tfssaEEi &
+. Dear sir, very sincerely yours, s,:...;.
J.: ,5r i;32. -. sai.Ssr;5 - OHASD: COLLARD;
Firm Of oolaEd Oollard, forte Manufacturers,
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POZNASsKI.
During the past eight years have constantly played
upon the justly celebrated Erard Panoa yours are the
only instruments that have found, either here In
It may be satisfactory to our patrons and friends
among the public at large to state that testimonials have
visited or are residing In the Unie States few OF
whose names. besides those above we append:
LEO. DE MEYER. ! GUSTAV SATTER
ALFRED JAEL. j. BENEDICT
II. tANDERs0N. II. STRAKOSuH.
r. HOFFMAN, 49, JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
~ ILLUSTRATED LBU&a AND pRl6R LISTS
SENT BY MAIL.
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"a smile was on hor up-heslth was In her look
strength was In her step, and In her hnnds-PLAHTA
yIoF BIrTEHs,"
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The brig Susan Voorhes, Fu1ford, from Boston via
Woods Hole with guano and Ice, for this port put into
New York FOR harbor, Feb o.
,I
The brig Paragon ehute from thin port for Jersey City,
was at the Delaware Breakwater, Feb 28.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-07
Tho Radical Mephant.

The negro is the Radical elephant.
They won him, aud they have used him =;
but now they don't know what do with
him. The elephant is becoming alto.
gether too frisky. lie wants to 20 to
Congress, he wants to ait on the Judicial
bench, he wants to hold all kinds Of off. j.
ces. To admit him to these privileges,
would make him formidable competitor
for Office with white Radicals. Giving
the elephant freedom and the suffrage in
the South, aud the right to sit on jurics,
don't cost anything; but to admit him to
a seat in Congress, and other profitable
places would require some sacrifice and
this, Radicalism is not prepared to make.
If the elephant don't behave himself,
something will have to be done, If his
teachers can't do anything else, they will
kill him.-Dispatch.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-07

At London, on the evening of 2d inst
says acable dispatch, farewell dinner was
given to Charles Dickens by his literary
friends in anticipation Of his approaching
departure for the United States. The
affair took place ut the Freemasons' Tav-
ern. L. Bulwcr Lytton presided at the
table aud made folioitous speech, which
was respondcdto by Mr.. Dickens. Several
other speeches were made full Of good
wishes and kindly feeling for the distin-
auished author.