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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME L. f. THORNTON. tho great English AstroIo.
eist clsirroyant and Psychumetrcian who has aston.
ished the sctenac classes of the Old World hss now 10.
ca'oa herse at Hudson, n. T. Madame THORNTON pos.
htsses such wonderful powers of second sight I'd to
bic hcr to impars knowledge OF tue greatest iroraure
to the single OF married Of either ssI who ,r stain
franco. sho dsnestcs the very features OF :he person
yon arc to marry aud by the MD Of instrument OF In
tense power known the PsychomotroIe to
produce iifeko picture Of tho future husband or wife
oil tho applicant together with date OF marriage position
In e leading traits Of character &c. This ls hum
buE. as thousand OF testimonials assert. su will
sonL, when desired. certified certncate. or written
guarantee that the picture Is what pnrpors b. BY
enclosing smnl lock OF hair and giving place Of BIRTH
age. disposition and complexion. and enclosing y cents
ai stamped envelope addrcsacd to yourself you viii re-
cero tho picture sn desired information By return mall
All communications Encrcdly confidential Address, In
confidence. Madame E. F. THORNTON, r. o. Box a2a
hudson. \. / Iy afurch 81
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a SioN OF THE TtlEs.-Tho changes that occur
in tho business firms Of tho city are not unworthy
fnotc, as thoy aro often proofs to tho outside
world that Charleston is atiu progressing The
wholesale crockery trade Of Charleston las, for
years, been conducted on Meeting and Hsynp
streets; and hoforc tho tho large buildings oc-
cupicd by these iirms wore filed to thor utmost
capacity. Since the resumption Of business many
changes havc bcen mado, both in the names and
location Of these stores, but they still conduct
cd by somo OF tho old partnors, who arc thorough
ly conrcrsant with this line, and can offer to tho
country merchants vol solectod stocks.
recent dissolution Of copartnorship in the
firm OF ". q. WnTLDrs 4 Co. has produced two
stores, Mr. WHLDEN having moved to Meeting
street, nearly opposite Hayno, while Mr.. G. II.
BROWN, his formor partner, has taken No. 10
Hayno street. opposite this Office. These stores,
together with that Of MIR. ". L. WnpB, in the
IlonToN building, stocked with oycry nrticlo in
thoir limo, and the country trado will haye no diff
fculty in procuring their supplies. Tho whole
sao stores OF Charleston at prosont fully equal
to those of former days, as tho stocks arc large
md the goods offered on the same terms as in tho
past.
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Prevention is Better than Cure.
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lions and pamphlet by addrtssingto TO Ii'' '-!' !
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The Tino to Alvertlie in the Country.
THE PuENII has large circulation throughout tht
middln and upper Districts OF tho State Adyerlisn,
reasonable tho stringcncy OF tho money mar.
kot will warrant Merchants ami otlers wishing to use
tlc columns OF lilo paper will address,
JULIAN A. SELDY. Proprietor,
February 81 Columbia. q. C.
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AUCTION SALES,

'""g';.e:i' f!s i. Sss.r' x. rsSThm. ssa n'r'r.
VIII be "oid this pay. on Brown. Wharf. u, three.
iMo Us ri.oiee , sound SHOULDERS. IN lots
ssnri ~ aud tub, cholcs Butter
~ Rrk,'is Lard.
Conditions ,ssi'. S.rtsrubsr5 q
Corn, fWa! Corn!
iIS ihUItEY IL ALEXANDRIA
THIS DAY 9Th usl will ba sold hafOrv our store Nh
-! i;isl bay. nj ioo'atocL.
Conditions cash. Scptembor5
Il. r.rIs, tstttrs va" < AL aamXsS !xAis;iS Gnu.
TIL: M RAI @ oh i'; IN T. win Dc soId before our store M
CASH BRANnv
nTe gallon lrmjoLns sherry Wine
~ n.y. and thIsn Ea,l'u demijoln, Port Wine
Conditions cash Sspt,,p,,er 8
.r,,. ~ IArREr ( AhExHSDEW. s;Eias 0"' "''
ihis DAY. ''li inst. win br sold before our store No.
HANS
Shoulders
Strips !na.r"wJ
half chests 'r.,
= bbls. Rorosrue Oil
Conditions cash. sontombor
Da"'q2sa SS w ?0,; on 9If AfGon; 2, Mc Uadererers
o" Fysspam PsmSsT s viii DO al suction
l3i sacks CORN. d1ua,td on bplrI - '
Terms rarll
September KISLEY A. ,,nr,nurox
WIDER DECREE IN EuUIrY.
.Ho'OHY RS. W0tOnM
Will bc s0l under tile direction of tf an,
'front.' nf the Old Custom House, on TUESDAY iie irti
n,y a. : ltenbrr 1867. nj IL O'Clock \. ~,
Nil THAT l.OE or LAND situate ut the northeast
corhcr " Church and Cumberland streets lnras,rp.
and containing IN from, Church street ninctytYo fri
Ice ny iory th, feet Ia width OIL Cumberland street
nhu nihctFtrcr aa feet from north south on esst
me- ny twentyelh feet nlo inches i2a feet nrrs, II,
wili OIL Rack line; bounding north on lands ear
on ot ol lniiu eaHnacd In plat Of Charles Parker CITY
surveyor dated ?sth january lB9 by Number o. south
on Cutnoerlu'id street. and west OH Church sroet
lernlB-One-thirl cash: balsuce III QUO or two ycar,
secured W norgegs OF the PROMISES with privilege to
purchaser TO pay all cash Purchaser to pay for PAPER.
and stamps. LANES 'rfIpprfR ffs''
nHHnH' :" lnth aasterin Equity.
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SCORES.
KIAwtII.
HAMPTON.

limo OF g.'ae. s!:-es houZs aud twenty minutes.
CLEAN SconR.-LoCKE, HuIsoX
FLys CAuuHr-FULLER. 1; LEE, /; SMITH 1; zg1u
LIE. ]; EAsos. 1; McGAnr. =.
DUNCAN A. CAMERON. Scorer for Hampton u. II, c.
GEO PoRrEn. Scorer for Klassh D. L.. q.
J. u. cAiS. OF carolius d. B. C.. Umpire
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RASnoLPH dnRDoN AND oIHER BroRIEs by .ouIdn ~.
author OF ''Idalla ''Chandos," "Strathinore" etc
1857. w.
We are indebted to NIr. JonN A. GREER, King
street, for copy Of this book. AS tn, title indi
Gates, tho work before us il collection of novel;
cites, written, probably before the author bocame
known to fame. Tho stories arc all OF great in
tcrcst, written in fascinating style, and will wc,!
repay perrsa' by those FOR whom life has no se-
veror duties than to read light amusing stories.
la their tendencies, these tales aro somewhat
Frenchy, not as immoral as Count MARs1oNrE1'H
'.Moral Tales" but, perhaps as nearly 30 as tho
diilorcnco betwern the last century and tho pres
cnt, and between Franco aud England would per-
init. We regret 10 sny That wo arc unable to
throw any light upof tho great problem, that p,lz-
zles tho novel reading public, whether "Ouida"
belongs to tho fair or unfair SCI, but We incline to
the feminine theory.
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IL, IL.

II yon want cheap Blank Books;
lf yon want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, G1L1Ens' Almanac:
Ii you want Printing executed neatly;
lfyou want Books bound in any stylo, or Account
Eools made to order. with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 80 Broad street.
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HuCtIoH SuIcs THIS Day.
T. NJ. CATER will sell this day, at OK O'Clock, on
Browns wharf, shoulders. s..ips and butter
MCKAY CAMPBELL will sell this day. nt 10 O'Clock In
their auction saes roo No. 1ss Meeting street. contents
VI retail dry goods store, &c also gold and silver
watches. &C., aud ona mare,
CAMPBELL, Knox Co. will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock
at their cash auction house. No. IS Hase street. new
fall dry goohs. &c.
LAuREr ALEXANDER will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock
before their store No. 1877 East Bay 200 bushels corn;
also. brandy. wine and ~histey; also hams, side s.
shoulders. strips, kerosino oil, &c.
r. NJ. MARSHALL Bro. will sell this day. at 1Ok
O'Clock, at No. SO Broad street. mules horses sewing
machine; also. On assortment Of furniture.
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BASE DALL.-On yesterday afternoon match
gamo OF this now popular samo was played
Half Moon Battery between tho Hawaii and
Hampton Climbs at this city, which resulted in
favor Of The former. Tho samo was eIcollontly
played on both Hdes aud was witnessed by largo
crowd. We giyo tho
SCORES
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IOCAII NTA'rrERS.

JOB WoRK.--Wo havo Iinw completed onr Office
30 M to execute. in tho shortest possible limo
ALL KINDS or JOB WORK, aud we most re-
spectfuliy ask tho patronage of umr iriauls.
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REoIsTRNrIoS IL THE Cry
While Inniority.......

GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY. The Atlanta papers
furnish the drawing OF this Lottery, which took
place on tho I'd September. AS number of our
citizons havo invested we .iirnish tho statement
trusting TINT they have been among the fortunate
This is not tho grand scheme recently advertised
but tho combination class No. Gl.
Tho following were the drawn numbprs: 7S, 5o
20. 81, 81, 20, ~, Gr. 81, -, 1, 81, 60.
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FREQ 10 Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular giving information OF the
greatest Importance TO tho young Of both sexes.
It teaches how the homey may bocomo beautiful tin.
'esplsed Respected and tho forsaken loved.
No 5oang lady gentleman should fall 10 seul tic r
aldrass. anl receive COPY postpaid. by return mall
Address p. .. Drawer. 81,
Marrh 10 lSr Troy, N. Y.
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PosrorficE NoricE.--An evening mail for Au.
gnsta and Savannah, and for distribution bcyopI
those Offices, will close daily at tho Postoiieo at
half-past O'Clock.
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BURNING OF THE REV. a. T. DicRsoSs HOUSE
IN ORANaEBuRd.- Wo clip from The faroiinn
Times tho following intelligence. MIR. DICKSON
is well known in this city, and his loss will be do
plorod by q lnrge circle OF itionds. The Times
says ''Wo arc panied to announce that oil Satrr-
day last tho dwelling house OF the Rev. a. T.
DICKSON was burned down, together with 4 largo
amount Of the personal effects Of himself and
family. II is believed to be the result of accident
About II or IL o'clock in the day tho family in tho
house perceived heavy smoke, which was found
10 be issuing from the shed. The alarm was I'M
mcdintoly giyon and efforts nado to remove tho
things ont of the house. good many things
wero saved, Tho most of Mr.. DIcksoSs books
some articles OF clothing and furniture while
many articles wero lost, which, Of course, cannot
be replaced.
As soGn al the alarm given in the town, the
eugines wcrc brought out, promptly manned aud
dTa Sn to the place. Most OF the citizens assem-
bled on tho spot aud gave all the mid thcy couIL,
but nothing could Do dono to savo tho building at
that time, although tho fire companies, both white
and colorod, together with the citizens dispIayod
great zeal and activity.
Wo understand, that efforts arc being mails to
give Mr.. DICKSON all tho assistance possible to
rebuild his house. We hopo that largo response
will be made, in return for his eminent services,
throughout tho last twelve months, Ill procuring
and distributing bread to The needy. u the Dis
irict lot hin, want, II wnuld deserve everlasting
poverty and starvation.
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Tue CITY FINANcEs.- the resolution adopt
cd at the last session Of Council to coase tho Issue
OF city money, and TO receive The amount now out
in payment of taxes, sroat appreciation has
taken p'aco in its value. It was formerly far be-
low par, being sold 10 the brokers at 80 nor cent.
discount, but, since tho action Of Council, has
been bought al 87A and 80 cents on the dollar Tho
employees Of the city woro, without exception,
paid in this money, and the complaints we're so
numerous Tint sonic action was necessary for
their relief.
Tho resolution OF Council was designed for this
purpose, but will only benefit few parties, while
the city Will bo sufferer by receiving into its
treasury money that cannot bo turned ov9r again.
Tho ordinance authorizing tho circulation of
this scrip was passcd aftor somo opposition, but
has not proved as beneficial as its projectors SUD.
posed, few pcrsons beyond tho brokers deriving
any ultimate boneiit from its provisions.
In Charleston the City dob. ia averaged at s1a5
per head and it requires good business tact end
fnnnciering, to meet the interest that is due Tho
experiment OF City currency has failed; it was
iuaugurated for the relief Of tax pnyors and they
should now como forward, cancel thor obligations
aud relieve the City f-om its present embarass-
| rlent.
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a lruct yyor,h Isno,y,,.

A Fact Worth knowing.
Bakers wishing good FLOUR for Bread should call at
STENHoUsE CO.. No. 10 East Day.
Families wishing choice FLOUR for biscuits, Rolls,
&C.. should call at sTENHOUsE CO.. No. ITO East Day
August G
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cry rAxEs-srosTIII.Y RETURNS.

OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR
CITY HALL, September ,. 1867. !
NOTICE I9 H.REBY OWEN TO ALL CONCERNED
IN that thr Monthly Returns for the month OF August
past In compliance With lie Tax Ordinance rahhcd
On tho 2Sth lsy u DcceinbGr, 1885, must ts mae
lefore tho 18th Instant N D. c. GIBSON,
S4ptcmbrr H. IL ,LIEE. City Assessor
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APPOINTMENT or \ EoLoREp MAGIsrR lrE..-
Tho fhc"'1 says, we learn that ono OF the last
Official nets OF General SIcKLE3, was the appoint
ment OF ". Beverly Nash, tcolorcd, n magistrate
for Riclland District.
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a N0TelfY.

Tho latest aud most ooetual remedy for the cure Of
debility loss Of appetite, headache torpor OF tho liver
etc. Is PANKNINs HEPATIo BITTERs. For sale by
all Dr,lggtsts th
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7HFee -Matrs. ftr0 Horses. one IThcarY e HI,sos
Sc'nF idchhe one RoseTo0d Piano. &c.
Bf IL. ~. MARSHALL " BRO
THIS DAY, at halfpast O'Clock, at NJ ~
will be sold.
SpptcmbprJ ;
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MARTYRS TO CARErEssSEss.-H all ,he teeth
that have been ruined by neglect could be strung
together, They would reach thrice round tho world
There may have bcon some oxcnse for this havoc
in days gone by, when thore vas no absolute safe
guard against dental decay in existence but there
Is no apology for ii now. FRAGRANT sozopokr,
tho world-renowned antiseptc dentifrico, as GER
lainy protects the teeth against decay, as oil
prevents stoel from rustng or water arrcsts the
progress OF lire. tuths3 September 8
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WE lEAnN from tho Savannah Mars and
Herald that the body Of tho unfortunate young
lady, Miss D. DALEY, who was accidenlIy drowned
while stepping ashore from tho steamship Herman.
Livingston, was recovered Monday morning about
G O'Clock, almost in the precise spot where she
tell from the gangway. The deceased was seven
taen years of age, and was returning homo to her
sister, who was sick. Her father, Mr. MICHAEL
DALEY; hns beon in tho country about lvo ycaIs,
and is we'll known. Tho deepest regret is felt by
cvery ono at the unfortunate accident and we
trust that this lesson will teach the propristy of
having such gangways that safety of life may bo
tally assured. There is no reason why the ap-
proach to and from steamship may not be made
as snfc as tho passage up fight OF stairs.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
auction sales Tbfs Day

ALL KINDsoF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
TEwS OFFICE
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Post Office Notice,

------- itFST VTFIF,
CHARLESTON, - G.. july Il. lSiI.
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close nj o'clock AM, and to-day ana alter
wards they nra expected tu rca 'h the Railroad
"Ststion" nj 2:30 o'clock pm. and to be reav for
delivery al this Office at 3:''D O'clock PM, except
on Sunday, when the hour will he iron, PM to
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY q. TROrT, L. Al.
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.in assortment II Fn. nti,np. one Niue, tayy and
Mu5iesS, at auction.
of IL. nj. NIAitSIIALL Il IbttU
THIS DAY. at harpast 10 O'Clock nj no "a Bro,d
street. Will DO sold,
MOHAlR CHAIRS. Soils and Rocker Mnrble.Top
SldeSoard Secretary Cooking Stoves and UonsiIs
"oNouon tih5 SeptpJnbcrA 4
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DdnIayPd Corn.
BY HENRY CDDtA ~ co.
TO.MOliROW, 9Th inst. At 10 o'clock wi be solI on
Accommodation What,
bi6 BAGS CORN. slightly damaged OH board SCHOONER
--, on her voyage from Norfolk to tbIa po1t aud
sold on acconnfof Underwriters and all coicer he'd
hoh' .oiia cahh. Scrtcnber
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Nfarh 10
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Ec>israg III t.Ac North.

The Charlotte 1imes has received :.
visit from a highly intelligent gentle
man who has recently returned from
New York He Travelled extensively
through the New England States.
The Times says:
Gle returns home more hopefully
than one would be led to suppose,
from the tone OF the Northern press.
He mingled freely with all classes OF
mon, and is clearly OF the opinion
that q reaction is taking place in
public sentiment towards the South;
that radicalism has reached its last
round on the ladder, and that if tho
South viii remain firm, but quiet,
her friends at the North have great
hopes that her rights viii be acceded
her. Even in the most radical State
OF Massachusetts,, he met men who
are as willing to do full justice to tho
States lately III rebellion, and are as
much opposed to negro suffrage and
other radical measures Us any true
son of the South could be- Many
freely confessed that they were de-
ceived in regard to the loyalty Of the
South, and the feeling towards the
Government and Northern men.
Having recently become better in
formed, they are opposed to any le
gislation that looks to keeping Off re-
construction, or that will degrade
and further punish the unfortunate
people of the South.
"Altogether, the tone of feeling is
much better than he anticipated, and
he returns home greatly encouraged,
and thinks that our future promises
much more brightly than we had rea
son to expect.
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METHODIST Episcopal CHURCH
HE PROPOSED CHANGE IN THE DIscI-
PLINE. E.-The footing of the vote shows
For change Of name, 1,049; against
change OF name, AS; for lay dclega-
ton, LOCI; against lay delegation,
400.
Lay delegation lacks 331.I votes to
make 1t law, and there are 50$.t
votes to be overcome to effect change
in the name of the church.
The Baltimore Conference is the
only one now to vote, and it is not
probable that the result will be ma
terially. altered 10y the vote Of that
Conference. Both measures, there
fore, may be considered as lost.
Ric}lmo1.a Christian -Adrocate.
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In Colin County, Texas, pork sells

In Colin County, Texas, pork sells
for six cents pound; butter at twelve
and half cents; eggs at ten cents a
dozen; wheat one dollar II hundred
weight. Corn is ratified off at fifty
cents bushel. These rates are for
specie. In that portion of Texas one
dollar Of United States paper curren-
cy is worth only two-thirds of a silver
dollar. In Rusl1 County mast fed
pork readily brings six cents, corn
fed seven cents. There is an album
dant supply of food in that region,
particularly of hog and hominy. East
Texas is nnqestionably one OF the
best countries in the world for rails
ing pork.
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IScoME-GoLD 3ILh.-Thc cor
respondent of the Baltimore ,Sun
writes:
y strong effort is to be made in the
Ways and Means Committee to re-
duce the income tax to three instead
of ftiveper cent. above SIS, 900, and that
all incomes below 81, 500 should be
exempt, and all above that up to
$50, 900 should pay three cents. The
committee, however, have not formal
ly considered the subject, but they
intend to do so in q few days The
gold will be definitely acted on in !,
few days; that is, the mode and man
ner of disposing Of the gold. and the
amount which it is thought expcdient
should be kept on hand.
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EsuGnANTs TO FLORIDA. The Fe

EAuGnANTs TO FLORIDA. The Fer
nandina Courier says:
eve learn, not only from e1-
changes, but from persons living in
the interior, that the tide OF emigra
ton to ihis State just now is unpre-
cedented in her history. A gentleman
informed rs, few days since, that
he counted twenty-seven wagons in
one company, containing en1igrants
and their household goods, all bound
for Marion County. The most of
these families are from South Carroll
ma; the impoverished condition Of
that noble Old State compelling them
to leave the graves of their fathers,
and their native land"
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FREEDMEN IN LANCASTER. Tho

REbDMEN IN 1IANS-tS1I-is. - iic
Ledger says:
The freedmen, We believe, with
bu few EXCEPTIONS. have secured
homes for the present year. Their
behavior, SO far as we have heard,
was exemplary a single instance
Of riot or misdcmeanor occurred in
our midst to Blot the occasion. This
is q decided Improvement in conduct
and morals, and strengthens the pre-
diction that, with proper educational
and moral instruction, they will even
tually become self-sUstainlAg and
worthy Of confidence. We observe,
among the more intelligent, q spirit
Of industry and show o respecta-
bility; while the other class manifests
Il disposition to taste the sweets of
freedom i'll sluggish illeness.
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The population Of Ohio is about
5000, 900. The wealth of the State
per head about $500, or 50, 500 per
family. The State tax for 1866 was
over five dollars to every man, woman
and child, or an average Of twenty
five dollars.
The editor of the louisville Miss. J
Bulletin lives and prints his paper iii
the jail, OF which he is keeper, giving
him decided advantage over others,
as his subscribers are likely to pay
up promptly.
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A certain writer says ':no fragment
Of an army ever survived 50 many
battles as the Bible; no citadel ever
withstood so many sicges; no work
was ever battered by 50 many hurri-
canes and SO swept by storms. And
yet it stands"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-12
The PopE AND EMPRESS. 1t is re

ported the Pope recently said that
the Emperor Napoleon was not a
Christian, and that unless his Holi-
ness rctracts the offensive remark, the
Empress Eugenie Will not visit Rome
at all. 1t is said by gossips that Ma
poleon treats his wife badly some
times; but true to her womanIy in
stincts, she Will not permit any one
to speak of him without resenting
it.