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In HER LATEST BOOK, Wood Gathering" now
in press OF TIoKSoR 4 FIELDS, GAIL HAMILTON de-
scrbes how shc spent night in ali Albany first
GLASS hotol, how sho was prosecuted by tho mice,
and how her complaint to tho hotel clerk was mot
with tho romark: ''Ohl We cannot help TINT |
There aro mico oil over tho housoin Sho then
adds: Moral reflection. II oyer the education of
a soaring human boy DO intrusted to my caro-, I
will endeayor to model his manners on those OF q
clork in hotel. For conscious superiority, TOM
pared with beneYolenco, and swathed in sulyity
for porfoct sclf-possossion for high-bred conde-
scension to tho ignorance and to!oration Of tho
weakness Of others; for absolute equality to- cir
oumsances, and o certain grace, assurance. md
fouriah OF bearing, give mo clerk in hotel. We
may soc generals, pocts, and philosophers, indls-
tingulshah!o from tho oorhmon herd but true
hotel clerk woars on his bcauteous brow, and in
his noble nen, tho indubitablo sign Of greatness.
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Domestic Markets.


Gold ssI; sterlngu nchanged; '6a Coupons ill:
Flour, Common heavy, Good steady. Whoat
Lard and Whiskey quiet. Cotton firm; aiiddlinG
a.. Freights quiet Turpontine gniet, Csc. Rosin
steady; Common So G2A STRAINED s. 70.
EVENING pisPArcn. 5'
Cntton more active and worry Rrm; sales O0bales
new TENNESSEE White Is Is. Corn he heavy al noon on
decline. Provisions firm and unchanged. Naval
Btores quiet FreighiB advancing. Stocks gcii-
orally STEADY. doldaOl. GO Coupons iii.
BA1F1NonE, July q. -Cofoe dull. Flour-l,igh
grades declined 81, other grnlos SOC. In Wh.at q
largo supply; offerings 10000 bus. nearly oil Of
choice rod 50 85a2 40. Corn stoady-Whito, 81 IGa
18; yellow, u 12a1 II. Provisions firm and still
higher: Bacon shonlders 1sa13l; Ribbed Sides 10.
Lard quiet. Sugar llgnf2 for good to fair refining
Cno1srs41, July 22.-Flour dull and declined
75c.as1 90; Family, SO 75 Wheat dull and unao-
tod, and lower. Corn dull and nominal. Mess
Pork advnnccdat4a2i 25 Bulk Meats higher;
shoulders, II; Sides. 1S. Bacon firm; Shoulders,
2la12i; Clear Sides, 16h.
WILMINGTON, Jnly -Turpcntno steady at 81 /.
Rosin stosdy at 81 75asG. Tar firm nj "a. Cation
nominal al 29c. Tho woathor generally sinco tho
iato heavy rains Ia favorable TO tho crops, though
somc localities are now threatened with drought.
NEE ORLEANS July 22.-sales COO bales; nrm
quiet dsa5io Extra si1sS I'll s shoeo ss Co. % Corn
firm; Yellow and hixed Il 25aI IS; White 81 As.
osIs firm M a. siai 70; stock very y'g;t;, Pork very
ders 1s}; elear sidos 153. Gold no. Sterling 61ia
81. Slight Exchange on Now York Inf prominm.
Monn.s, July 22.-salca 200 balcs-ouiot: Low
Middnng 22A2ic. II is foatcd that tho late in,
cessant rains hayc injured tho Cotton crop, and
that Only two.thirds Of yield may bo expcctedf?l
The Corn osop very fine. The Eenther yo.y hot
and tho Thermometer to-day a3 f1
AuaU6ri, July 22.-CottoD slif},, holders asking
an sdySnee; sales 81 balcs; bIiddlings, 2aic. Tht
srop i Tbe recent paiGs SSSo aeeGpsi
Older Corn, ub!.e younger promises flnoly, Cot
ton Ia three 10 four BcokB late. Wood good ant
boiling wo'L Prospects favorable. !..idar
SAVANNAH. Jaly "a Cotton firm, tendency mp
dlinss, 25a953o. Rcoeipts, 400 bales, mn
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i aS-h YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after soourn of fow months in the
city, was hatlly recognized by hor frends In place
coarse rustic, flushed face sho had soft ruby com
pe1on OF almost marble sniooihncsa and instead o.
tw nthrec shs really appeared but cshlccn. Upon In.
curry rs TO P cause OF so great change she plainly
told them That sho used tho UlRCAssIAN BALM, and
nm invaluable TO any lady toilet
DS s use any Lady or Gcntesc improve their per
sonal appearance hnn.lr1-. fnh-n {, ,.,.iA pin.
Gil In Ills efficacy Ia drawing impurucs FROM also heal
ing. cleansing and bcautiCng the skin and complexion
By IT'D direct tciion tho cutTce It daws from all is
impurities. Lndly healing tho sanc leaving tic sur
faco as SatIrn intended It Hhould bc-ccar sof smooth
nnh beautiful trce 81, sent by Mail Express TO
ecipt OF IN orlcr by
is W. Il. CLARK CO.. Chemists.
No. 3 West Fayctto Street. Syracuse, N. Y.
The Only American Agents ior the salc OF the same
March 10 10 -..
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s5- NorICE-sHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
been appointed BY tho Court OF Equity Receiver of tho
Stock IN Trac, and effects of CRAIG. TUoMEY Co.
SHIP ciandors offers the o- sale at retail Bids
vii! also bc received till the s1st inst for tho pUR
CHASE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK, tho uncIpirel lease
OIL The storp No 4s East Bay, and tho good will Of tho
concern II not sold before tho 10Th day OF August next
tho Sanin will DO offered at Public Auction on that day
For par'ioIlnrs apply TO HUGH E VINCENT
July 20 stuth No AZ E,et p.. =.
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Tho LawrdncG tKansas} Journa: says recent ar
rivals from Bort Gibson report tho cholora very
bad at that post, especially among tho colorcd
troops Nearly NIL tho whites aro leaving, aud ii
has becn suggested that the town be burned to
stay tho rayages OF tho disoaso, though how such
course would DO Of boncfit is not statel. Worl;
has boon gonoralIy suspended at tho post.
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MnallInRtom News.

WASHINGTON, July 22.--h dispatch from Gen
at Fort Haner with Bishop Law the Priests aud
Sisters OF Chnrity, which wero reported to haro
been massacrfd. |'.i.T .I 80 ,
Tho Tribune considers tho nomination of Mr..
Greooy JOKE OH tho part of Mr. Seward. ~,
J. Tomenoy, of Tennessee, or trial hero for
stealing valuable pnpors from n Qunrlcrnnslcr
Tho Republican Congressional Committees Cir
cular says that they havo 10000 Southern loyal
Tho report says money only is needed to carry tho
Congress. u. y t,.{7i
It wns Senator Upton who objected to Horace
Grceleys confirmation NIB Minister to Austria lIo
said no inducement could cause him to support
bailer OF jeff Davis. g. =
Tho Unitod States Treasury holds SILT OOO, ,000
fcatos. - ~ eT- ~
80 The internal Rovonuo receipts to-day amount to
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From South Amcricn.

NEW YonK, July 22.-The Ocean, Owen, from
Aspinwal, brings s1.116 900 in trcnsure. i 3 j..
Bogata is quiet. Aosquora still prisoner.
The Bolivia refuses TO acknowledge any other
power but MoBQuern.
The political discord in Chill continues. Tho
cholera Ia decreasing in Bnonos Ayrcs, nnd hns
disappeared from tho soaboard
The Peruvian Congress has decreed oontinu-
ance OF the Spanish war !. ~ =; 80.
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Yokohoma hos gas, newspaper, diurnnl sni-
cdes, and villainona whiskey. THUS doth ciyiliza-
ton interpcnct:ato Japanese hnbits.-Brookiyn
Tines, s.si ~
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CO TIE GRAVEST MALADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHoop.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS. on The Physiology Of the Passions and thr
Errors Abuses and Diseases peculiar tho rst ago
man. with Reports methods of treatment en-
rloyed in thIs institution sont In sealcd lottcr en-.
vclopcs, free OF charge.
Address DIR. j. SkILLIN HoUdHToN,
Howari Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Z May ~ o...o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-23

90 BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEyALIEHS LIFE
TOT thn HAIR positively restores gray hnr original
color and youthful beauty: inpars life strength aIf
growth to Tho weakest lair; stops It's falling out at onco
Keeps til head cioln; is unparalleled as har-ressing
Fold by all druggists, fashionable and dca
rrs III ancy gooils The trade supplied by the Whole
aalo drusgisls 3s ~" 80. ,i's
SARAH a: GHEYALIER, NJ D.
o"hea s'nth6mo Now York.
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OBITUARY.

DltD al Summcrye. tile morning Of Tho 22d iprt
hrs NtlEccA FICkEN, aged 81 years and 20 days.
no Her Friends aud Acqunlntanccs and those OF her
Son, JoHs F. FIcKEs aud OF lilo family nro invited TO
attend tho Funeral Service at 81. Matthew'S German
Evangelical Lutheran Church. IIasul street. at lapast
Fonr O'Clock, Thi, Lfferaoon. II July oa
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Brigham Young has excommunicated Mormon
merchant for asking about tho tithos which tho
formcr pockets with such compiac aconcy.
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Tho foolinga Of Mobile "lady OF col,r'' wcro 30
mnch injured by expulsion from tho strcot cara
TINT n jury gave hor 5000 damages.
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AN oRDISaNCE

TO REGULATE TIE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM rTs P7o'
DUCTS AND OTHER IsfILiAMADLE oILS. -
SEc. I. he Il orioed by ths Mayor AMI Aldermen, IN
Oily Council uir,6itd That from nnd after The 10Th day
Of Juno pcxt ahal not be lawful 10 keep Petroleum.
Kerosene. Rock OIL DenrInc. DenZoc, or any other In
amabic oil oils storage for ealo In any cellar
storo or building south OF Lno street. In larger qunn
uty than my gallons sny ono lot preniscs AMI,
any Huch quantity kept stored shall DO contained i
vesseis oil tin or other rpetal., e !-,h tEft'tt,
sEo a. Tha. Petroleum. It's products, any oher In.
Gamabie oil OLA when brought Into Tho city by nuJ
ur water may DO kept any lot or In any ouildpg n
which cotton 10 not ktoroh for period not exceeding
twonty.four hours, upon tho expiration Of which ud II
shall DO removed aud kept In tho required BY
tho foregoing section. ~ :' ~. . ~, ~ 80 =
D Rro D. Any person or persons violating any part Cd
lhs Ordinance lha DO subject TO hne two hundred
dollars for each offence in any Court Of
potent Jurisdiction s.4#gla ~ .E'tI IN TlT7' !
the year OF our Lord thousu,r; eight hundred aud
sixty-soyen sfNt g .s#- - i Hl5Ts ). M :. :
SIX (LA9-l ts51.,si- =. @. 0AnLARD. Maqor II
", II. SAITH, Clerk Of Council, IA juno I
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUDLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
i orangoburg, 9. Q. Terms "a per annum, In al
vance. E.s m ~. ~ - ~ !. W.
During Tho spring and fA extra copies Of Tho
onAsosnuRa NEWS will bc circulated for tho benent ot
advertising patrona ,f.lI. g.a Gi.ll1s
Contract Advertisements inserted on Tho most lbarsl
terms. Addrcss Htss S,EE aAMURL DrDBLE, ss
LfEaNr'.l .-.. Editor Orargoburg NcuB,
February Is 0rsnseSurs,
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81 ARTIFICIAL NEYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYEs madc to order and inserted by Drs. F.
bAUClf and p. GoU6LEMANN formerly employed by
RoIssoSsR.u. OF ParaI, No. 500 broadway. New York.
April Il Tyr
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agsrATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON Observation-Disclosures OFFICE G. q. 8. AND c. p.
PUBLIC NoTIcE.-I.J. J. ". DROwNPIELD Clerk OF
SAID Court In pursuance OF tho Act OF the Legislature in
such casc made and provided do oroby giyo public no.
ttce that IN ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES.
Ton DISTRICT will be held Aouday Tho 9Th of
August next at nll tho usual places OF election through
out tho said District.
Witness my hanf. ut Charleston, tho 2Gh June. 1867
J. W. BRoWNFIELD. @. q. S. anu q. p.
Juno %
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as- OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTRAR
chAK' EsIoN. July 18th, 1se7.As tho Civil Au,hori.
o hnVo Gctys measures 10 improve aud
feet tho sanitary condition OF tho city tho Registrar
would earnestly invite tho prompt md jealous co-opcra
sion OF the citizens In enforcing tho samo.
Ihev aro particularly requested to observe anu re-
port all nuisancca any condition OF promises preclude
cIal TO tho public health. '.
Complaint Books oro deposited at tho Lower aud
Upper wards Guard Houses for this purpose for tho
accommodation OF tho public.
GEORGE 8. PET.zER, NJ. D.,
1aS ID 'h IS tHty Rcgistrar.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cnb1c DIs1,n,, inca.

QuEENsTowN, July 23-Tho Tripoli touched.
L1yEnpooL, July 22.-Tho bark Tangicr, from
Boston, was abandoned at Rea, and bocnn,c water
logged.
LONDON, July % Noon -ConBols 0ii; Donds
72l. t.t' IfJ '7'~
t1yERrooL, July 22-Eoon.- Cotton firm; sales
Of 10, 900 balcs; others unchanged ~,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERaIAsTER
CHARLESTON s. c.. July 40, 1sG7.--soalod Proposals
will DO received ct this office until II O'Clock. NJ 4uou,.
l 1867, at which tfo .hoy Will be opcncd Tor SHELL
INC. GRADING. AND CURLING ROADS ON CITADEL
Green Charleston s. q. Plans aud Specifications OF the
nanno Gnu bo seen at this onlco
by osler OF Major-Gcncral II. O. TYLER.
." I. P. MoELRATH,
'uyi - Depot Quarlcrnastcr.
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SHIPPING G..

kH EUlt LlVIsRPOOL--rIIIs Al N0I.
TfrT9MWEGlhN BARK KJELI,EsrAD, Capt. wcngr
xhh44Ipmreis only 100 ls cottonto complete bur
cargo. For engagements npaIy to
,,, C0URTENAY & TRENHOLM
S 80 tutllsJ Union Wharf.
EfN FOR LlyERP0OL.-TIII lsJNtG
r4.}T1 INST sailing British BARK j. CUMMINGS Cant
lt&4Sp Mni. Iookway, having large portion Of he,
above uort par HnEpRGu R VIII meet with dispatch for the
,,,,. - ROBF MUItE 4 CO.
"o's - Ioyco 4 Co.'s Wharf
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ORDINANCE.
TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED


TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
Il for the Information or oil coacerned
AN onDIfANcE TO REGULATE THE CLEANING OF PRrvIHa
VAULTS I TIE CORPORATE IINrrs OF THE CITY,
l. Be It Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, That
from md after the ratification OF this Ordinance IL ehali
not BIO lawfu for any person to cleanse remove tho
contonts OF Vaults or Prives within tho limits Of tho
city. without having preyiously obtained license io Tho
same all such licenses 70 eIpiro on tho slst December
Cd by Ordinances regulating tho granting Of Licenses for
Drays anil Carts. IN. is'..i.I.. .sE.-
II. That the Of Barrels in open Carts and Wagons
10 prohibited and parties applying for License will be 10
quire TO provide cOscd Carts suitable for tho purpose
LII. AL persons having such ILrenso shall repolt rt
ofth Guard Housos during the day. his or their In
tontion 10 such work duripg tho ensuing nisht IN hc
Lower Wards such report to BIO made TO Tho Mhn qu2rl
House, in the Upper Wards to Upper Guard Houso.
". Tho place places for tho deposit or such oG1i
shall DO designated from umo 10 time by The Mayor.
v. Every owncr driver OF such Licensed Carl
any ohor person who an violate any OF tbs proyikona
Of ts Ordnance shn neglect refuBe to obeervS
the sano any OF thom, aha forfeit and pay for each
offoneo NOT to oIeeed twcnynve dollars to bo en-.
sorcrd by tho Mayorin his Court recovered In any
othc. .,ourt Of competent jurisdiction '., :.
nti1el In City Council this seventh day Of May In thu
ye.r OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and si
tyoevcn. .... , b.,
W. II. SMITH, ,at,',>"n nf'-tt :" W.vor.
Clerk OF Council amo MAY 10
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1S- BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-TIIIs
SrLENDiD HAIR DYE is the bcs. in tho world. The
only true and perfect Dge-hnrnlcs,, reliable insan.
tnncous. No disappointment No ridiculous tnts.
Natural Black or brown. Remedies the in cec,s of Ba..
Dyer lnrgoratcs tho hair leaving Il soft and beautiful
The genuine is signcd William 4. BafcheIor All others
arc nero limitations, and should DO avoided Sold by oil
Druggists and Pcrfuners. Factory, No. 81 Iarclcy
stroet, New York.
Go BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 -
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D5 tIOPSl HOPSil IIopSIIl-JUsT RE-
cElfED, fno lot OF primo fresh WESTERN HOPS,
nnd for sllc by tho pound or hundred weight, by !
C. F. pANRNIN
.'- Chemist and Apothccary,
July ii 'hstu No. 123 Meeting etrcet.
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THE CAROLINA TINES a''i'
FURNISHED AT oI,ANGnnunG G. II.

NNHls pArRR CALCULATES THROUGHOUT TIL
= middle portion OF the Blato, and offers tho bes
faculties for advertisers, EI'E4. February 2s
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aB-wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E a. WHITING, Esq.. candidate for shcrin of
Charleston tJuiicIsD District at tho no1t election
September 10 !..i l
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nIhRftIE co. :

On Sunday, July 81. 1867 by tho Rov. l., MuLLEu !
Mr.. ]. ID. HSTEl4MANN to Miss H. w FIS(,K tIo |
YOUNGEST dauga!c- ct Mrs. IEpEccA FncE boh OF Ger
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GD-rIiE PEOPLES CANDID FOR
sHEislfF or Charleston District. Captain c. D. sIa-
whLD. s4. tus - I,,,. q
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TO TAX PAYEIts,
LAW NOTICE,

TWR UNDERSIGNED ARR ASSOCIATED As PART.
- ,EERs and propose TO practice In Tho sTATK
COURTS OF LAW AND EQUITY for tho Districts Of
Barhwel. beaufort and colielon under Tho namo and
style OF 'DAvANT." - lIf.1 ~, lII .Ii7f.N-E 8
oGlco. for tho present, at eILLIsoNvILLE South
carolinn- ~ 80 = a. .tffo. y II. J. DkVhNT.
November a ,I.f- I'm a.. ], G.. DAYAHT. ),
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% CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER FALCON.
from Baltimore hereby notified that t Steamer is
7hs Day dIsohnrging cargo ut Pier No Union wrarycs
All goods not takou awuy ut sunset will remain OH
The Wharf at conBIgueos risk.
July % MORDEcaI 4 co tco,t,
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aD- NOTICE.IALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
CRAIG, fUOattY & CO.. must mako payment to tho
undersigned Oh or before the 3lst inst
HUGH +. VINCENT Receiver.
July ~ .,,,,,
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aS' 'DISTRICT COURT, BERKELEY DIS
That Wednesday. 9th, DO appointed
inc ra OF The Contingent Docket and for Sentence Of
Prisoners convicted at thia term. j, !. u! =. =
July % HENRY s. TEw, Clerk
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

aS- C0NsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP MAN
HAITIAN arc notified that sho is dIscharging cargo at
Adgor's South Wharf, Goods remaining ON tho Wharf
nt sunsct will DO stored at owncrs risk and expense
Freight on Goods amounting TO s5 or under must he
paid on tho wharf, except by regular business ouscs
STREET BROTHERS Il CO.,
July ~ Consgnccs.
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Tho Surrntt Trial.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Tho ley: Charles Bon
cher with whom Surratt wns concealed in Canada
was on tho stand He stated in evidences that
Sutratt know nothing Of his mothcrs danger
which WAS ruled out on motion of the prosecution
Father Bonchcrs testimony WAS damaging against
DR.. MCMILLAN for truthfulness. Boucher put him
ont OF his house for in,pertnenco when Inc rcnon-
The defence was closed and tho prosecution CON-
menco with robpttrng, testimony. Thoy- hops 10
close tho evidence in two days.
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From Now Orleans.
Fire mt Memphis.


ME,rPnIs, July 2a,-An incendinry at !tho. Navy
Yard here destroyed, among other things, 500
bales Cotton; loss estimated at s10O, 900. ,,,,
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the CITY until August, 'Ioiai white. w 2S59: total
colored, 9052. Registration for Chatham anu
Effngham Countics-whitcs, 272; colorcd, I'll.
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Reuistratf6n In snynnnnh. Georrfn

WILMINGTON, July 22.-Thc people in this State
have as yet received no definite infnrn,ctis. 80
sardfng registraton:S Crest apathy exists.
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BY LINHET,

She resteth now, and the quiet heart
Will never again know pain;
She lieth low, for the reaper, Death,
Has gathered the golden grain.
She keard his solemn and warning tread,
And, ripe for Heaven, bowed down her head
She sacrificed for the light of truth
The faith of her childhood's days
All earthly ties and all human hopes,
The wealth of the world, its praise
And deemed the offering incom plete,
I'LL life was laid at her Masters fset:
She resteth now, and the blessed thought
Will tenderly dry the tears
That oft may rise from our lonely hearts
For her i'll the coming years.
We know not now, but we yet may know
How great the mercy that tries US so.
We fix our hearts on the things of earth,
They pass like the fleeting waves:
Our treasures fade, and they leave US nauSht
To love but their silent graves.
We learn at last to what fragile things
The human heart in its weakness clings.
Then stretching forth, like a weary child,
Our hands to the port of rest,
And locking up with a longing gaze
TO Him who can aid us best,
We journey onward, and hope to see
The friends we love in eternity.
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In SEAsoN.-While Helmbold's adver-
tising agent was putting up his mammoth
poster in New Haven, Conn, on a large
board near a bookstore, richly dressed
young lady, evidently one of the ''shoddy, %
seeing the advertisement, and supposing it
to be circus or concert, stepped into a
bookstore where tickets are usually sold to
such entertainments, and asked the clerk
for ''Two tickets to Helmbold's Buchu. u
Of course the polite clerk explained the
matter as well as possible, and the lady
retired amid the suppressed laughter o.
several "bloodS" who were present.
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NUMBER %


the melee the wench assaiIed the Genf
ais wife and the fight became geDer
Amy in the meantime e1pustulating a
counsellihg peace.
Finally we al succod a ID in resuming o
perpendicular positions but Grow, W
was just then the special object of
charge from the General.
Amy was playing Pocahontas, by lea
ing over tie old carcass, and succeeded
causing the Generel to retreat.
She then placed her arms around hi
and attempted to raise him. blew u
Making a charge upon old manhood.
ruined a calf.skin.
Mrs. Crow patted me on the back wi
chair, whilst the young Crows set up
regular down South jubilee.
But l cleaned them out. did, indee
The last words l heard from old Gro
were, "1ou're no gemman."
Scraggs enjoyed it. Amy was excee,
ingiy sorry, and conld not compreher
what had caused the row. The Gener
and his wife were off in furry.
And II was the maddest and mute
NAUTICAL IN the ctate.
/ pursued after the General to apoliai.
and explain, and rpn into old Crow. 4
gave me an exhibition ofhis ''manhood
and seeing [ was fanked, L wheeled to +,
treat. In my haste l encountered Il
wench and over we went.
partially recovered and started on a
fours, when old Crow came to my assis
ance, and by an attack upon the rear EN-
bled me to make the fastest fine c
record
AS l came down the pavement I dii
covered a waving handkerchief 1t VIZ
Amy's.
Scraggs had assumed a belligerent pC
sition, and as | passed him, set Crow I
trotting in the opposite direction. II
made good time, but nothing in cOmpar
son TO what had done
Since which time | have been dubbe
Dexter by Amy and her father, and 6
the least intimation that l intend to vo!
the Radical ticket, Amy insists upon re
n q sing her story o, the race between Mar
hood and Radical. | have partially sue
ceeded in reconciling the General and hi
wife, but my suggestion to play ths sam
joke on Scraggs and Amy, at their house
brought to the Generals mind such vivi
recollection of old Crows muscular power
that he concluded that Negro equaiit
would answer for electioneeTIT- T-~-~Ss3
but was decidedly dangeroue ds
by way of practical jokes. IrG
too.-OhiO Statesman. or