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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-10

ofthe Dor hihkvliio hiiitla, % "LihkIh ard the
War" With pOrtrhN Of The MajOr, and osbsr sn
capital illustrations limo, 254 PIP, cloth. u ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-10

TUE FIRST AN ISPERIoR RAcK-THE LATTEh, ITS
NORMAL CONDITION BY J. ~. Van Eyrle, ~, ID
Third Editlon.) ono vol, limo, PIP, SSs. lnus-
trated with Pour Cuts, showing the difference De.
tween the white man and the negro. Price, " W
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-10

IMMENSE STOCK oP CLoTHISG.-Ihe stock
of the Eagle Clothing store IS the largest
ever offered, and the prices lower than ever
before. Young gentlemen Of good taste
should not fail to call at once and see the
splendid summer suits now on exhibition.
June5 F - .N
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POsToFFIOE, DAYTON, o., May 10, 1857.
II further notice the mails will arrive and
at this ollue M follows.
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Arntprratlt RnbIlEalIoas.
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICATION HOUSE.
VAN EvRIE, HORTON g. CO.,
No. IOs Nassau street, N. N"

- FubIIsh or seII IhP IVNVNIHF VIII
xoprH'e HfsT0RY oFTHR GREAT cIyIL war
In the United states from 1881 20 1868 BY u O.
Horton With 90 illustrations This book y adhP.-
sd 10 all classes Of readers and gives, IN plain
ianVuaRe a clear anil correct account Of the late
AZ and It's Causes. II IL the only history pup
lished from a Democratic or state kiEhts stah".
point IBmO pp., with Illustrations, tl6. " w.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-10

CN- Get double the worth of your money
in Boots and Shoes, by going to
GooDMAN's,
JuneC 1l0 Main st.
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Il E a f.
AND
Manufactured TOBACCO
AAD CIGARS.
Trade salesroOms, 10 DEY STREET, near Broad
way, New York.

GENTLEMEN; At the solicitation of many friends
largely connected in the TOBACCO TRADE, who
have long felt the necessity for regular AUCTION
and COnaIssIoR Trade SALHs devoted exclusive &
ly to the disposal Of
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FoRrIETH CONGRESS.
Extraordinary Session sf the Senate.
wAms0ros, April IL. 1857.


wAmsoros, April II, 1857.
xHw ssxAroR yRon DELAwAnE
The Paupu Laid before tho Senate the credentials Of
James Baysrd, appointed senator by the Governor
cf Delaware supply vacancy accustomed By the death
or George r. Riddla
1r B1QzS55 Sualined BY taxing the oath to support
the constitution Of The United states, and also sub
scribsd TO the Congressional oath Of loyalty.
Arronnrum 10 osnIici-Hs iRxsibksr CALLED uros
ron NyoExAnor.
Mr.. surxxr, trop Of Mssa, offered resolution that
the President Of United states be requested 10 fur
nish tho Senate n In his opinion mot Incompatible with
the public interests copies any Official opinions whrh
may have besn given BY the Attorney Gonsra the Soli-
citor Of The treasury or BY any other ooer o the gov
regulating the tenure Of oHcs, and especially with re-
gard 70 appointments by the President 70 once durIrg
opinions haA bssn given which far 70 nullfy the
recent act % Congress - would mus seem y
We have nulIiacaticn here In waahinsson IN u
understood thas according 70 theso opinions the
President ne power Of appointment dur.
q Consss which undertook % regulate the tenure Of
once. Now they all knew the asutcness OF lawyers
ana ana =, vas . sd = sSs swm s,s -
ConussA Perhaps The admnistration IVES about 70
drive coach and sx throash the recent o. CongesA
onicsn who cannot bs officers under the existing lava
seemed 70 him important that before the senate ad-
ny 1ouiu Know the precise state uf the que8-
Ton Tney should understand whether any such opinion
had been gven and the reasons for n On that
ne introduced the resolution now before the Senate.
The resolutiou was then agreed to tt 9F
- T1E ARMY nmourua
MT Annorv, trep) or n l., reported . resolution 10
print two thousand copies q the Army Register for 1895
inn wss amended, on motion Of Mr. Morton, 10 print
three thousand. pnased 81. 80
rn ms9sHrrf LnvUa
Mr. AsfnoNv alsc reported . resolution % print Ave
snousnna extr. coPss q the report the repais Of
The Missssippt lev6sn and " was passed.
rHs Few HuLs nnxAnoH 10 CALLS urox rus xxrCrrvR
On DwAkYnxy1s ron INFORMATION
Mr. Aprnoxs also rspored hack 4 propossd nav rue
q - ssnas tnas ~ resolutions calling the Exscu-
tive OF any OF ths departments for information snail
estimate o. ns yroesbe EXPENSE ana that he report BE-
Mr. cAmsacs repl q Pa srid there were many
reasors nhj piis Enagld ~. ~ s.aplg~ H.. A-.-...
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IMPORTANT TREASURY CIRCULAR

Tsnuags Duty % be Collected OsIy Once =
Year-Pxeei Of identity or Articles Experted
and Brs66hs Back 30 the DATED ssstss. Sc.
ar ssuE3 Gsi0 WASHINGTON, April II, 1867.
!. 1Iyn~est Dsparsnsns has just Issued : circular
70 cbIjsesp < customs cQne4rning tonnage prof Of
iasamy ARTICLES os the growth, proauetioh z6d man
ufactlrs h the Unitsd States, exported 70 foreign
country shd brought beck 70 the Unised States. fol-
Dews;-- ~s~~....~- svss ss.,'k,e -. ''ssa
e-ths following Il the thirty third section Of act
ssro amend existing laws relative 70 internal revenue,
and s ss L.
v s = ~. =: AZ:
.ssns 70 further soas.Ss az h ,z ns b s'sesd within
n compliance wi.S the prossioss Of said section the
duty e I'm IN foreign Ss 81
trade with the United States but once yeaT, and the
year win BE- calculated from the date Of such payment
and mot = heretofore by the calendar year.
Foreign and American vessels heretofore liable 70 pay
the tonnage tax on every entry arriving asr the "a Of
again within one year from the Of such payment
Coasug and osher vessels hitherto liable 70 pay the
Z. r each ss:rSsr q s q pS
year. but q payment. made sash vessels sunssaosns
Tor one year from ths date q payment
The osrincais pages six and seven Of the tonnage
circular sf November l. lsss VIII be changed thus:
hereby certify that the tonnage duty Of - cents per
imposed By the hfecnth section Of the cot OF Juy IA
Z &. = s S ss' ss%: s%
from the day of the date hereof sdmoasurcent
toni. appointing 20 - dollars and - cents.
sis assl
'irsass Toass. = 80; y; dollars. ---.
Nor1ck.-On page six OF the circular Of November 1,
1906 viii BE- indoIsed and the instructions on said page
observed by the Collcstor - 5000 n.
uon IL deemed expsdicnt advise customs officers
that this Department. construes said sections notwtth.
standing s comprehensive language. 70 be confined 70
regular tonnage dulles imposed By the Act Of Ash OF
July, 1867 and amendmon and mot TO affect those pro.
visions OF law imposing discriminating dues upon
Spanish and other vessels engaged In certain trades or
those imposed In the nature Of penalties or otherwise,
than a. above stated.
Frequent inquiry Il msde TO This Department a. 10 the
proof o identity required In regard 70 articles Of the
growth production nanuaeure Of the United staes
exported 10 foreign oountry and brought back 70 the
United states under provisions respectively Of section
tIsu 20 Of the TaxG oct Of 1894 ia statute 3 and
ton Il OF the Tariff sct or 1899 A statute sso either
cf Them You win bs governed In this respect By SEQ
ton (pp 152 1b3 and 15l OF the general regulations
Of 1851 The leth section q the Collection act Of 1899
n statute 00S) there quoted, s still In force and ~
the proviso 10 the 23d section Of the Of 1891 above
named ~ simply . re-cpacment of the nrst pfoviso In
scnedue Of the Tariff act OF 1e<6 referred 70 In article
alG Of the general regulations OF 1857 the rules
there promulgated will b. observed In the future.
HUGH McCULLOCH, Secretary oS the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

Team Shocmakers' Society.
meeting OF the team shosmaksn was held last night
II the Fourteenth Ward Hots for the purpose Of taking
The necessary stops towards the organization Of trade
union The meeting was presided over By Mr. William
Halpin- largo number Of men were present. but be.
yond expression from those present upon the benefits
Of organization no business Of any importance was
transacted.
The New York herald., 1867-04-12
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Governor Rsnton's Message Vctoing Tho Cen.
tral Railroad Fare Bill.
Proposed Regulation Of the Rents Of
Dwellings.


I'm vsFo o. rHH cSwrRAL RAILROAD FARE suL
was sent into the Senate at noon to-day. when Il bad
been rsad through the question was put By tho Prss-
dsut. ha this bill pass notwithstanding tho objections
Of The Govsrnosf' whsrsupon q motion 70 lay on the
Table prevailed BY vote Of 70 10 12-ths entire Senate
being IN attendance Il would bs improper 70 attempt
prophecy q the eventual fate Of the bill The Central
drcco are hsrs in full force and bringing al thsr
Efforts 70 bear for 10 passage triumph over the veto
u confidently claimed.
In the lever house very little has been doas this
week. The members arc now serving the State without
pay o. emolument FROM the pubic purse and as pretty
nearly all shs jobs arc through there BE- con-
siderable Indifference 70 extra sxcrtion although three
sessions ara 70 b held today During The forenoon
bttaer feeling Of the objections TO
taking mp certain bllS and a result several hours
were consumed IN votss BY ayes and on mere pro-
positions TO 90 inso Committee of the Whole The
oppostng factions thus saved on sach ohsvs hills with
dog manager spirit which obslructsd progress
The days Of ~ Nnseh session arc fast
N adjoorsmsns about the 10Th inst being generally
conceded.
mE uHDn0aouxD RAILROAD
An attempe 70 tho Underground Railread bill into
COMMITTEES e The Whole in the Assembly was made
this morning. but failed through hack u the requisite
ssse % ys vy I, Az ~. sDssss0r o. s
me lobby Breadway surface, = have told you, has
Undersround When ~ 40. ~ .ssrssd sn. osns sne
lag received very fair vote, ana a the oisrk pro-
sauIcisns vo.a rAs alarm was imm sdiss.Iy oosmcn-
oaseA 70 the Broadway Surface people, who
ing 70 the IebDy aud 10 the bar Of he HouSs
thsy eommunicass in some mystsrioss nasner
Ssore sSs csrs could IN rssS .s0srs, s
chaagsd ihsir vosss t6s esy-"Nr. Speaker. chasgs
Ss SOu, en y: = sseh ~
probably hs s1achsd This session ~ natural order
= = :. .n ~ o susCs - ~ 49, .sea, 49,
Ing 80 a 0s.orsoW - sssSis q sS,s tssIr an
Guides - bring aboascososst sssoa ths sshsms
Ios = anaSsyssssd railway N Nsw xen ~ = -
~ Sxsr,ssoT - rm s.oom xrp ru.rp ,Avuv~ scs-
81 ~ rr%k srnoAsa sanss4 aar3vsF 90
- aM Dss1isa.g - ssesn1 - IL. Avenue
~ s. - sSss ssss ,s.ass ~
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e. enScs - rssts 1ssa Ass@ lscs - .soaa~av
4 =. - -. - .y... -. - - - v..r1
- slssmsa sasssAacsa - ssilovst today'--
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49, = t1s,Ss - - ~ sss n ~ .s
= ~ 1sx q iks A6sssai sosnsss ssa-
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a -.----y.. 80 \.
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.4a 80 - SDU1Ear noup - eca.p8 Aat
was 1a1rsA = = ~ Aassab,y ansun1sa su1sa s-1ny
!. ss..a Esvsis.. MA n. :. 1s'''s..''...
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

New Ysrk Jssrnsy.es .PisabsrS PrsseesivsI
A~s.ss q shs ssoys soessss - AslA ~ s,sssS
u PssnAm's Ha rwslfsA sssss and Third ssssss n.
ThsuAs Hashss n shs eAaiE me busasa ~ ne
mese pars q routine nasurs shs oaly npossans sns-
usn disrused bslsg ths Aessubnm1 q saans sa q.
pisysrs hzsa daily vagsa me mstsse va fuslY ~
so~s four O. Ave- xssIs sus - a. ssnbes ss scnpssss
:s::is!.y @ s's.s : s...:. ssas:':s: :. :.';:s Z
The Gsas asd eseaa FIseers sf Nsw Ysrh.
Last pighl nsslaAg ~ ths nsnbsss ~ held -
Military Hail NJ SaAa q wslsh h shs shaiG - ~
mossea q NJ Bsiis, ssse:asA - m Dsss~ n was
sas :: o. 6s = = :
delegate behalf q sAs ssoieey, anl tA1e - yo, -
:s 1s.:s ss:s e s:s s Va 80 &:
=: :: 8 :;;:s s.: : IS: :: ~ s:.s. ~ &
increased scale Of rsmusssassos q exse alVs 81
Sash and BiinA Makers Unisn. ssi.tr.
The regular quarterly msssins Of this ssgaa,sasisa
held last evening u Early Closing AssosiaA1s Ma Jo&
Gsddss, President pro tsn&, IN The chair Afsss ~
tssnsacaon Of ne usual routine business Ne subjss ~
demand for an isrsass or nfty cents pr az q Ne
pssssnt raas II wages was discussed q considerable
~ q suoh ! dsnand ana that IL msss ana ahsli y
mads at an carry day. was not conssdered sdvianle
Ss he es.psnis srs holding ont, = The dsnsa1 iss
ssh work dspsnds in great MEASURE opon hs amount
q sssnE q 70 r. s %ssos "s = o Sesss sns "a
from the oaxpsuss' Union was rscstvsd and reported
favorably Of The prospects Of the carpenssrs' strike
sscS sSoS rs,rsssnssd @ soes ana receive eossss
tous from tho sash makers for the benefit Of the Car.
psntsrs' Union during their strike sr
Team shocmakers' Society,
meeting OF the team shoemaker was held last night
as the Fourteenth Ward Hotel for the purpose Of taking
the necessary stops towards the organization Of trade
union. the meeting was presided over By Mr. william
yond an expression from those present upon the benefits
Of organization no business OF any importance was
transacted.
Printers, UniOn for brooklyn.
The printers employed upon the local journals hold
meeting Last night the Of Court and Jorais-
mon Streets for the purpose Of organizing prpsen'
union for shs city Of Brooklyn Mr. Charles Ga,'sS
was called 70 The chair and Mr. Charles r. Pine acted as
II. IcKsrs-, President Of the New York; Typo
S",Uos weSs moi for he purpose Of orEsnzns strikes
Sus for he protection Of labor and s inserssts
NsscusI TyDomsph cal society, said wha. hs print
err Of Brookyn wanted vas combination ana .ns mofsI %
influence Of union would Gauss an increase o. rates
An ormprs,icn was then effected BY the election Of
the Following gentlemen officers Of the union;Pres
Psc1ordpr Secretary. Charles Pins corsspond'nS
secretary John A. oilmorc Treasures, ": n Atkina
Ths meeting then adjourned uii WEDNESDAY next
The sxrske OF she New Jersey Tres Miners.
DovsR, N. j., April n, 1881. q
n "a very nxely that tomorrow WIN ses We last Or
,bs IRON miners strike in this and the neiehboring
county Of Sussex, the mon have In many cases re-
solved on rssuming work e. their old waeea Al the
sveds mine work was commenced to-day ana u 10 ex-
s1xn A. 4 fhn hard.
The New York herald., 1867-04-12
SALES o. REAL ESTATE.

Nv Muller wilkins Co. cca
Thres sxosv brick bousa and lot III
-Four loka on .. D Of Let av., SOFT q l"'n ~ o~
BY Thos. veitsh - "A. n 200
House and lot cov Houston and v,Snstu "a - 5i60
Two IN story pish buildings and lo isS hsas'0a $3.50
and % First S776
pnooxlyr rRorxh1r ..... lono
House ana lot lp< south Third street ...''.''''
'S''' - - BY A ycurnssy! nee! ~ "A av...... az9
1 lea north aide 90 ssth a.. 200 ~ wes'o' . - Ard
lot adjoining Dovs..,.s.. ......... a2p
Ia a. d{oiutnr . . 1utf
10y sdlenirTs T :, ss;s Il. ic r. west o. "a av..'.s
- = a !, 49,. er sAs Il, each, :, sss
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

Mmpnr April III, 1861
The Fsaukiln Insurance and Banking Company or THE
city failed to-day. Their isbnues arc estimated
sc...g. 80 ,-... ..-sA y s.-,s3.&. .s isra
The New York herald., 1867-04-12
NEW YORK LE0IsLAruRR.

Senate.
AnsAzr, Aprl II. 1881.
TO amend the charter Of the Guardian Life Insurance
Company OF New York. NJ E# n#a "
Relative 70 shs term Of once o. tSs karshai of New
: Providing for public arrivals in New York
To facilitate The construction Of the 81 Lawrence VAL
kmeudne the act authorizing certain towns 70 take
stock in the WAIKIKI Valley Railroad
Aboishins rate bills in connection with the STATE Free
Auslorsing churches 70 erect free churches or
Tor he preservation Of order a public meetings and
for Inc protection Of public halla
AusSorisne rsvisv BY assessos Of their assessment
b. occupied a. sites for light houssa
The Poughksepss Water ana Sewerage bsl
Amending the act relative 70 tho collection Of arrears
OF personal taxes In New York
For The Improvement Of Prospsct Park, Brooklyn.
10 regulate the cutting Of Ice in the Hudson river
Incorporating the Peabody Educational Fund.
mn CENTRAL RAilsoAD rARz snI-
usss Be- sent 70 the Governor akns the rs,srn Of
Mr. Wms objected.
Mr SESSIONS inquired the object Of The mover.
sns imi.ipr he cpsratsons q shs bill 70 swo years
Mr. WHITE Withdrew his objection
Mr. CROWLEY renewed the objection.
VINO TuE cpNrRAL RAfLRoAp rAnn ELL.
The private secretary Of the Governor appeared within
tho bar and presented message from his Excsllency
vssoing the Central Railroad Fare bill
Afsr the reading OF he message and brief remarks by
uessrs PrERsor and H. q MURPHy for the bill and By
Mr. 0DosErI against ~ II was laid on the table By
vote Of 20 TO IL
sxzJ :. ~ - BIrrs RrroRrxp
TO crestSN Board Of Trustees for the town Of Nor.
To enable national banks to become State banking
assoclstiona
Hills NrRoDucxp.
Mr. CArnELL introduced bill authorizing the town Of
Rome 70 borrow money for educational purposes
Recs~ y-s-,..
communication was received from Police Justics
Connolly In 70 resolution OF the Senate, gfvnG
detailed version OF shS difculty existing between
himself aud Superintendent Kennedy.
The evening session was occupied In confederation Of
the bill making appropriations 70 pay awards made ~
Cans Appraisn and the Canal Board, and for sxssoF-
binary canal REPAIRS
Adfourued
The New York herald., 1867-04-12
IN. ssr,ls OF she New Jersey Ir.- Minors.

rhc sxr,ke Of she New Jersey Ireu Miners.
DovsR, N. j., April n, 1897 q
It's very nkely that tomorrow vim ses We iast o.
,bs iron miners strike in this and the neighborne
county Of Sussex, a. the have IN many cases re-
solved on rssumins work & their old wasea Al the
swede mine work was commenced to-day. and u 10 or.
pcctcd that the men Of The Orchard, Richmond snd
Allen and Others viii follow tho example To-
The windows or the residence Of Mr. Rcscr, one q
the sbossss' OF inc Iroudale Mines we're broken NJ.
night but whether by tho miners or not cannot DC ssoe
taIned
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

ALBANY, April II, 1891
The srxAwxn presented the annual report Of the
trustees VI Devoc College.
PROTECTION ov rnAvrl1sRs cs FOURTH AvssuE
on motion OF Mr. Gmwxr the bill for the protection OF
persons travelling the Fourth avenue was recon-
m,tted " the Committee on Citics
praurIror ov rux SEALS of RESrs NEW yoRE
Mr. sagnsoN introduced bill 70 regulate he scale Of
rents sf dwelling honscs In tho Metropolitan district
rufs ftasrw
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-11
MARRIAGES.

On the LIST day OF May by tho Rev. james Lendclnan
Mr. Young II. Divvcr ud Miss Emma West u OF Green-
villc District.
BY Rev. j. I. Bonner, Thursday evening" 25th
April Mr. James Bolts aud Miss Margaret Bell, daughter
OF Mr. Frederick Bell all of Aoberilie District. - T.
At the residence Of the brides father, on Tucsdny
evening" April 2d 1867. by the Rev. A. Rice, Row "lh
F. Walters, GATOR OF the South Carolina Bapus aii1
Miss Annu 81 Milford eldest daughter OF DR.. W. J. Mill
ford both of Anderson District
On tho 29ta ulGmo by the Rev. l.. r oConnell. NJ j.
Calnau Esq, 10 Mrs. Cornclia A. Lynch. OF Columbia
On the 2St instant by the Rev. j. T. Rodgers. NIL D.
P Mas beau OF Camden to Miss Caroline Moseicy, of
sumter District.
On tho 7th instant by the same Mr.. J. j. Reynolds 10
Mrs Charlottee NJ Arrunts. AL OF kcrshaw District.
Dy Row. S. L. Watson, On the second instant, Mr.. s.
W. burns Of NJ ckleNbirg Co.. N c.. and Miss Jane L.
jackson, Of York District
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-11
How they Manage Railways in England.

How they Manage Railways in England.
In asking recently, in his place in thoiHouso OF
Commons, for committee to investigate the
affairs OF the London, Chatham and Dover Rail-
road for his connection with which ho hns been
abused by tho tory journals in Eug-
land, Sir MonroN PETo gave culi ious insight into
English railroad management. Tie said
IT, rising to move for q select committee to i'll
mir. into the means adopted by tho London,
Chatham and Dover Halfway Company for raising
tho share capital, and exercising their borrowing
unwers uuder tho various Acts of parllament au-
thorizn" the construction of tho nlain line, and
its extension aud branches, l.c should be wanting
in candur to tho House if he did not at once state
thut this motion had reference to various proceed
ings which had taken place, and of which ho had
grieyous reason to complain, OH account III
the unfair and improper way in Which his name
had been brought before the public. But it was
not upon that ground he asked for this committee.
1t was upon public grounds, aud those only tiiat
he did so. He conceived tina; u careful review "
all that had been done by that company would
teach some valuable lessons. In looking into the
various matters connected with this railway, he
found that it was one hundred and thirtysx miles
IN length, and that thcro had been passed by that
House, in connection with it, twenty-six acts Of
Parliament, o: something lilo act for every five
miles of railway. When it was known that many
OF these acts had only been obtained after the
soverest competition, and ut great COST lle thought
it would be fair subject OF inquiry whether
there was day necessity for this excessive lcgisa-
ton. The whole line was cut up into tivo distinct
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-11
Decking Southern soldiers Graves.
ANNIVERSARY. MAY 10.


Beautiful feet! with maidonly tread,
Ofsprings bring to the gallant deal;
Footsteps hight press the Fncred SOD.
OF souls untimelv assembled to Goa,
Bring Spring flowers, IN fragrant perfume,
And offer sweet prayers for mcrciioi ''on'
Beautiful hands, 20 deck the graves,
Above the dust Of the Southern braves
Hare was ex xeinp pushed their manly fire.
Rather than finch from the Nurthman's irc
Brinr Spting fowersl the larrel and rose,
And deck your defenders place OF repose.
Beautiful eyesi the tears We shed,
Are brighter than diamonds to those who blad.
Spurned ia the cause they fell to save.
But little ''they'n reck, IE love their grave
Bring Spring flowers! with tears md praise,
And chaunt DER their tombs your grateful lays.
beautiful lipsl ye tremble now,
Memory wakens the sleeping ones vow;
Mute are the lips, and faded the forms,
That never kuel down, save to God and your charms
Bring Spring howers all deHy with morn,
And think how they loved ye whose graves ye adorn
Beautiful; hearts Of matron end maid,
Faithful were ye-when apostles betrayed
Here are your loved and cherished ones laid:
Peace to their ashes the flowers ye strew
Are monuments worthy the faithful and true.
bring Spring flowers perfume their sod.
With annual incenseto Glory and God
Beautiful tribute at valors shrinel
The wreath that fond ones lovingly twine;
Let the whole world their ashes despfse,
Those whom they cherished with heart hands and eyes
Will bring Spring flowers and bow the head,
And pray for the noble Confederate dead.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-11

BALTIMORE, May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is sill scarce
and in demand; quotations loninally unchanged III tho
absence Of stock.
CorrEE-Marlet continues quiet, the only sale to-day
being $50 bugs lilo, cy Brothers. at lSn cents gold
CoTroN-Has dull to-day. and to effect slcs holders
had to make further c0ncesauls VIC notice small lois o
rood ordinary and low nilllins Ut 22;saa3 cts. aud
Closed heavy ind nominal under cable al"ccs reporting
still lower quotations ut Liverpool
FLoUE-lIaltnlorc brands "t Family Extra and SnpeT
were quite scncrly advanced to-day 20 cents per bh
but some of the holders of westcr were Offering ut pre-
yous rates. We report sales of l21 bbl' Howard Street
super ut Sill 5n; 100 bbls Western Spring wheat Extra at
SIS. and 2p do do ut Sl3 3D. The demand s confined
almost entirely to home aud other local wanl with some
shipments to nrigiboriu markets. We revise quo