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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed TO produce a luxuriant
growth Of hair upon bald head or beardless face,
also a recipe for the removal Of Pimples, Blotches,
EruptiOns, ETC., on the skin, leaving the same soft,
clear and beautiful can be obtained without charge
by addressing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
S23 Broadway, New York.
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The Waterproof Backing presented ms
10y Nr. JACOB C. KEMP cameyery oppor,urelv
something Of the sort being a necessity in
these slush times. It has been tried by a
rg-bc! Of persons, and is highly recommended
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-23
Pnfent Sun BmrneI.,

For Safety, Economy, and BriilidRcy Of
Flame, is Unsurpassed.
TTNHE leading merits are, viz: lst. 1t Is simply
constructed, and the draft is so arranged as to
prevent the parts contiguous to the oil from be-
coming heated TO cause the generation OF gas,
therefore i non-explosive.
ID. The glass chimney can be removed BY the
hand the lower part without burning the fingers.
Sd. Il saves oil. For sale by
Jan. l6, 1865 KEARSLEY 4 SHEERER.
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2FIS5e-TTIE Old RAJ TTLY Journal.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING

NEW GOODS ARRIVING.
Everything in Favor OF the Buyer!
COME AND SEEl
II INVITE attention to nv stock ofNEW GOODS.
i 1t is large, handsome and varied-eonsisting OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, AND
0VER-C0ATINGS,
LADIES DRESS GOODS. FANCY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, DOHESTICS,
Ready-Made Clothing, Lamps, Oils, &c. &c.
Oct. II, 1867. H. L. HEISKELL.
DOMESTICS.
IL White and Red Flannels,
Twillcd, Shaker and Sack Flsnnels,
Brown and Bleached Cottons,
Ticking and Plaid Cottons.
7 AIDES DRESS GOODS.
IL All Wool Delaines, Striped Poplins,
S4ped Repp, Black Repp,
Black and Plaid Alpaccas,
Hoop Skirts, Kid Gloves,
Rulings, Balmorals, &c.
ENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
III English. French American Cassimeres,
Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Shirts,
Under Shirts, Collars, Socks,
Neck Ties, Shirt Bosoms,
Silk and Linen Handkerchief.
ID EADY-MADE CLOTHING.
IL Over Goats, Goats, Pants, Vests,
Boys Suits, Drawers, &c.
7 AMPS. &C.
IL fine assortment Stand Hand Lamps,
Metal Top and Plain Glass Chimneys,
Burners and Wicks.
II ER0SENE OIL.
N 4 No. l article Of Kerosene Oil.
L UBRlCATING OIL.
Oil for Machines.
October II, 1867. II. j.. HElSkELL.
7 AIDES Glove Kid Congress Caters, just re-
| 4 ceived and for sale BY
Nov. Z, 1867. H. i. HElShELL.
CANVASS HAMS. Bologna Sausages, Dried
7 Beef and Sweet Potatoes, fresh supply, just
received and for sale by
October 3, 1867. J. B. BROWN, Agent
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GREAT ExCETEAEENT.

Oysters-fresh. pump, rich luscious and fine.
Old Whisky, pure Brandy, Ale, Cider ard Wine!
TASTERDAY'S SALOON is THE place to get
~ your OYSTERS
Fried, Stewed, Roasted or Raw,
Pickles, Pepper-sauce, Crackers, Butter and Slaw.
Families served with their Christmas or Hoyday
Oysters in any quantity.
The BAR i; abundanily supplied with Liquors of
superior quality and mixed beverages of every de-
scription made to order promptly.
Customers will find this Restaurant invariably
orderly and comfortable
CALL at the BASEMENT of JEFFERSON
BUILDING" Dec. II, 1867.
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COMFORTABLE AND CozY.-Tbc Kcarsley
House az Fairm-ut, under the excellent man
agsmeut of Mr.. Eearsley, is one Of the best no.
t,ls IN our State. The tables are furnished
with the best the market affords, the rooms
are neat and tidy, and the whole house wears
tie appearance Of being well conducted.
~ kerlipg Register.
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DEAru OF A CLEEGYNAN.-TbeB Rev. Amos
smith. oc tie BaltjmorcM f. Conference, died
on Monday. at NcC5nnc'lsburg. Pennsylvania,
ia the .sl year Of his age The deceased,
who was the father Of the senior editor Of the
Lancaster PA h'aIgnccr, was a native Of
Frederick County. Virginia. and graduated at
the AsIury College in Baltimore. The de-
ceased aGerwarl filed many important sta
tons On the bounds Of the Baltimore Confer
cucc, both ia Pennsylvania and Maryland.
The Rev Amos Smith is the father Of our
t0wusmau Amos $. Smith, Esq
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JAMES D. FAYNAN,
Deputy Clerk.

The parties interested in the above decree viii
please take notice 10 have their testimony ready,
and meet at nv Office. in Charlestown, on WedDes-
dav. the 10th day Of Janua-y. next, at IL O'Clock,
An. SAMUEL RIDENOUR,
December 81, 1867. Special Commissioner.
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HAvING just returned from the Eastern Mar
kets with my Third Stock Of
Dry Goods. Clothing. & Notions,
which will be sold at Baltimore prices, comprising
ca Cashmeres. Black and Figur'd Alpaca. French
Merinors. Delains, Blk and White Shawls. Ladies
and Childrcn's Hoods, Breakfast Shaws- Biz and
White Sontags, Cloaks and Sacks Of all Styles.
READENADE CLOTHING.
We have one OF the finest and largest stocks ever
offered such as silk Mixed. Harris, Cashmere,
Full Cloth Suits, and others too numerous to men
ton. Over Goats Of all kinds. Cloths and CASH
meres in great variety.
Call early aud examine for Yourselves
Nov. Z, 1867. 5. A. HAMBURGER a. co.
CPECIAL NOTICE to the Ladies Of Charlestown
- and vicinity-that we have justreceived all the
latest STYLES Of Cloak and Sack Patterns. We viii
make Cloaks and Sacks to order. Any one wish
ing any Of the above Patterns Will do well to call
eaily. ;. \. IL. Gu.
VUST received another lot Gilt and Plain Bog
y wood Jewelry. , a. II d CO.
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sEAsONABLE GOODs.

A LWAYS anxious to supply our customers with
Z very areticle needed in the changing seasons,
We are daily making additions TO our large and
general assortment heretofore on hand. In the
fine of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS, our
assortment so large and complete, and offered on
such reasonable terms, that none can fail 10 be
suited. or GROCERIES, we have every needed
article. Plain Linseys, Flannels, CsitOns, Bed
Tickinrs. Calicocs. Wool and Cotton Hose for La
dies. Gloves for Ladies, Gents Socks, Buckskin
Gloves. and large variety Of NOTIONS generally.
Knit very best Flannel Shirts and Drawers,
cheaper than they can be had in the county.
Also. a nice line OF Breakfast Shawls, Children's
Sacks. Soniags, Nubias. Hoods, Twilights, &c
Balmoral skirts, BOulwards embrOidercd-all wool
seamless, with 80 many other needed articles a.
this period Of the year requires that an enumera-
ton is impossible. Call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere. TkUSSELL co.
Nov. IS, 1867.
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NEW GALLERY OF
PHOTOGRAPHY.

TTNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
inhabitants of Charlestown aud the surround
ing country that he has located at Charlestown,
having purchased the building formerly occupied
By A. +. Smith as a Photographic Gallery, and is
prepared 70 make the different STYLES of pictures
nov in vogue. Ny terms shall be moderate-givc
me a call. ALLEN I. HALL.
p. ;. Wanted-a small House \ liberal rent
will be paid. Apply at Halls Gallery.
January Q, lS6s-3m.
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DAVID III. COCKRILL.
Real Estate Agency.

TINE undersigned have this day entered into
Copartnersbip for the purpose Of transaeting
all kinds of business pertaining to Buying and Sci
ling REAL ESTATE.
The AID VAN7AGES which we possess cannot
be surpassed by any agency in West Virginia.
one of the firm being in Pennsylvania, advertising
and soliciting for this office.
We. therefore respectfully invite the owners OF
Real Estate, Mill Properties, Houses, Lots, DC,
for SALE to call at our Office in Charlestown, Jeh-
erson County, w. Va, and let us have n correct
statement of your properties, that we may make
quick sales We ask all those who are interested
in the Improvement ofhis County % give us their
notwithstanding US in our efforts TO intro
duce men of capital and enterprise by giving us
your lands TO advertise.
Call on or address
RICHARDSON WALTON,
Real Estate Agents,
Charlefopn, W. Ia.
Reference:
IA Luce, Real Estate Agent, Martinsburg.
H. j. Smith q. Co., Newtown, Pa.
Baker Willard. Manufacturer, Ncwt0wn, Pa.
T. $. Office formerly occupied and with 5. Ri
dcnour. J. F.
Nov. q, lS67-3m.
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Gold and silver Watches,

Of various grades, all Of which will be warranted as
represented; also Jewelry Of AL kinds, such as
GOLD SETTS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS,
SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES,
in variety; and in fact everything usually kept in
a store OF the kind. would also announce that
have secured the services Of a competent workman
on watches and repairing jewelry, 30 that all who
NAV want anything done in the line Of repairing Of
watches, clocks or jewclry may rely upon having
il done in the most workmanlke style, and all work
will be warranted as represented.
would, therefore, ask call, as am determined
to suit purchasers and please all who may be dis
posed 70 patronize me. At the stand Of the late
c. G.. Stewart. J.. DINKLE.
Sept G, ls66-ly.
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State of West Virginia,
Jefferson County,--S. s..
In the Circuit Court, December I2 1867.
JOHN T. GIBSON,
rs
GEORGE ". EICHELBERGER, Administrator
Of James d. Gibson, and others,
IN CHANCERY. (Deeree)


Nd Il is further adjudged ordered and de-
" creed that this cause, by consent 81 parties be
referred % Samuel Ridenour, az Special Com
missioner with Instructions.
1T To settle and state the account 81 Geo W.
Eichclberger, sdministrat0r Of James ID. Gibson,
deceased and convene the creditors Of taid estate
and ascertain the debts and liabilities thereof the
liens and their priOritics.
I'd. To ascertain the rental and value Of the real
estate Of which the said James ID. Gibson died seiz
ed and whether the personal assets and the annual
rons Of the realty for five years viii discharge the
Liabilities Of said estate.
80. To audit all debts due By the said James ID.
Gibson indiyidrallv, or due BY him Of the
firm Of Redman d Gibson, stating the same sepa-
ratelv.
4th To ascertain the state Of the social assets Of
the firm Of Redman Gibson, and how far the same
are available for the payment Of the social debts,
together with all other matters deemed pertinent
By himself that any Of the parties may require 10
have stated. and notice 81 the taking Of this ac-
count published for four successive weeks in any
convenient Newspaper shall be equivalent 20 per-
sOnal service Of the said notice upon the parties
or any Of them, and make report Of his proceedings
to the next term Of this court
A copy. Teste-
JAMES D. FAYNAN,
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HOWARD HOUSE,
Barber Wanted.

TENHE undersigned will employ a competent Bar
Der either as Journeyman, or a Partner in
business. To one competent, and of good charac-
ter a good situation is offered,
SAMUEL BROWN.
Charlestown, Dec. &C. 1867.
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READ THIS.

CONCENTRATE LYE for sale b.
L Jan. 2, 1868. AIsQUIfH BRO.
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IT has been remarked that the Merchant who
offers to sell his goods below cost must either
cheat himself the purchaser or the persons from
" HON he procures his merchandise IL may be
so or il may not. The undersigned has not attain
ed the eminence Of a public bcneiactor 10 the cX-
tent of selling goods at rhoiesae prices or thirty
per cent less than they can be bought anywhere
under the sum- He makes no such false pretenses,
but offers his goods, fairly and squarey all round,
as CHEAP as any in the matchmaking only
reasonable profit. The stock has been carefully Sc
lected. Purchasers are invited to examine it.
Jan. @ 1865 EUGENE WEST.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.

TIME subscriber would most respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of Charlcstown and vi
cinity, that he has opened splendid assortment Of
Watches and JeMelry, Including. In part
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Great Excitement!
TREMENDOUS DO WNFALL
IN DRY GOODSl

1t Tie Nelc Store in Jefferson Building,
CHARLESTOWN, ". VA.
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CANVASS HAMS. Bologna Sausages, Dried
I Beef and Sweet Potatoes, fresh supply, just
received and for sale by
October 3, 1861. J. B. BROWN, Agent
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Gobbazze, the friendly chief, who
aided the Queens army in its march
through Tigre, will be duly crowned
King Of Abyssinia, thus introducing
q new dynasty.
Heavy snow storms prevailed in
Boston, Mass. and Augusta, Me-, Z,
on the morning of tho Sth.
In Atlanta, they have negro who
is gradually turning to white man.
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WILLIAM 81. TALLEY,
WILLIAM WALLACE,
WILLIAM Z. BACHMAN,
Committee.
REPORT OF THE CHAPLAIN.


Although there salient points pastorate
Lunac Asylum that the annual report Of spiritual mission
there contain nothing specially interesting the reader
yet myself it work of earnest and unceasng interest For
my peculiarly afflicted charge my suppatons prayers go
continually; and would that the of efforts
meusurate with my sympathy Sometimes encouraged
think perceive fruit of abos improvement not
only in the mental but spiritual appreciation of humble teach
ngs And there always that assured comoed
by the mnsaons of the Gospel of of
prvaon but only temporary partial alteration Of intellect Tc
these the appliances of Scura truths must be not only soothing
but sanitary and degree curative There always the
Asylum Christians of deep and consistent pey whose pous
hearts are not at all affected by the angng bells their
heads 10 these religious services not only comfort but
necessity OF which to deny them the privilege deprive them
OF the greatest alienation which their sad lot capable of receiving
Our Sabbath worship in the Chapel has been uninterrupted
during the and from the general excellent department of the
congregations there would not often be suspected that the nd
uas composing it, for the most part deprived Of By
instincts example, but from careful training they have been
taught Gods house. while feeling that it good
them to be there" Respectfully,
WM. MARTIN.
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Express Companies are great insti-
tutions. Order an article from New
York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore,
and in six or seven days time, the
green wagon is backed up to your
door, and the goods dumped. We
are daily under obligations TO- that
useful and reliable oompany-the
Southern Express"
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Local .Ite7n@.

FRESH YEaETABhEs.-Mr. Schultze
is daily,in receipt of fresh and early
vegetables. from Florida, Charleston
and our own gardens. His stall ad-
joins the Market, Clerk office. /
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DICKENS AND CoTT.-Messrs. Duf
fie & Chapman have placed before
US copies of two volumes of the Pc
terson "Cheap Edition for the Mil
lion" of the works of these two dis
tinguished authors-"The Monaste-
ry," by Scott-20 cents; and "Some-
body's Luggage, by Dickens-25
cents. A complete set of Scott's
works can be obtained at SIS.
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The Library of pleasure to of the inmates
editors who furnish with their thanks
especially due Their Ore sought after nd read with
avdity & 4 4
gives pleasure devotion udicious
department of the subordinate officers and attenants To them
much any which have attended admins
traton chief officer.
green gardens places of pleasant resort
for the patients Oq Adr is always his post to wait the
LADIES' The want OF the house, Will cause uch
damage the loss of his plants the winter
The repairs the Asylums building and in providing for
cored insane far exceeded the amount for the
purpose at the last sitting Of the Legislature :.
reference the balance sheet of the Treasurer will be
that G have collected and disbused during the
ye and that there remains in the Treasury but $56 1t
estimated that there due and
plies salaries $4,000 The uncertainty with which payments
have made during the past and previous has caused
embarrassment ready money has obliged
purchase wherever the articles could be obtained and
necessarily largely increased the payments were
with any degree of punctut the income OF the house
would be ample for its support but judging from the past
calculation safely be made for the future
Large still DUE both by the Commissioners OF the Poor
ndivduals advances falling due from day
to day. prospect being met The general poverty
people the whole country State and the depletion of
the public Treasury renders impossible for to suggest
relief however that other than the ordinary
prescribed of maintaining the State Government and
institutions be esored to; and that such patron
age might be secured for this
An appropriation Deficiencies necessary repairs
provide comfortable quarters for colord insane required
thanks gentlemen for your continued confidence
Respectfully, j. w. PARKER
Superintendent and Physician Lunatic Asylum S. G.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TREASURER
Regents Of Luaic As1nn Of South Carolina
The annual tabular statement sets forth the financial
condition of the Asylum throughout the past year. beginning
November 1, 1866, and ending October 81, 1867
RECEIPTS.
November Balance on hand slss 80
~
February 1aaer $ssp57 q
April 3S0s 90
s$S:,, S$$; sSsz sssz &
esRe%o'r ooe sss S IS IS
O0SO' -,
$50 5O8 o5
EXPENDITURES.
s3o76
Supplies and Salaries aSo $3.50 SO
Apri $3.50
February SO
ss$s %sS supplies ss5 ss5 9 9
ag, august supplies pi SSs9 aSs9 50 50
August September
Total.
nhandOt
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN WATIES
Treasurer Lunatic Asylum
COLUMBIA October 81, 1867.
Examined and found correct
WILLIAM H.. TAIIIEY
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CoURr OF APPEA1s-May 12.-The
case of Daniel Mcclure ct al. cs. Geo.
Steele, administrator,.et AL, was re-
sumed. Mr.. Smith concluded his
argument for appellant. Mr.. Will
'iams contra. Mr.. Smith in reply.
Moses Lindsey ct al ps. E. p.
Sandifer et al. Mr.. Smith was heard
for appellant. Mr.. Williams contra.
J. N. McElwee, Jr., us. s. W. Mas
sey et al Mr.. Smith read brief and
heard for appellant until hour of adj
journment
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A PLEASING BUT MoURNFUL SCENE.
The anniversary of the Ladies' Me-
mortal Association, which is by COM
mon consent observed throughout
the South on the 10th of May-a day
selected in commemoration of Stone
wall Jackson, the most distinguished
of the Confederate dead-was cole
brated in this city yesterday-the
10th, this year, being Sunday.
Early in the morning, the different
church-yards of the city were visited
by committees, and the graves OF
Confederates were strewn with
wreaths and flowers. At O'Clock D.
m, the appointed hour, although the
weather was threatening in appear
ance, the ladies of the Memorial
Association, with their President,
Mrs. DR.. Reynolds, and large con-
course of spectators, assembled in
Elmwood Cemetery, in front of the
space allotted to the Confederate
dead. At the chief entrance, there
was handsome arch OF evergreens
erected, on which was the quotation,
"What I do, thou knowest not now
but hereafter thou shalt know"-sym-
bolical OF the dark trials through
which our people are now passing,
and indicative OF the hope that the
mysterious dispensations of Provi-
dence may be preparing rs to illus
trate the glorious principles for
which the soldiers Of the lost cause
shed their blood, On an oak tree, in
the centre of the grounds. there was
large placard, handsomely decked,
with the motto, "Honor the brave.
After solemn prayer from the Rev.
VIM. Martin-evoking memories Of
the past and applying the doctrines
of the Gospel to the trials of the
present and the Christians hopes Of
the future-the ladies, laden with
wreaths, crosses, garlands, roses and
other emblems of affection, entered
under the arch-way, and with sad
hearts, bnt busy hands, in O few
minutes, spread their memontoes
over each one of the 264 graves OF
the noble dead clustered in that mar
row enclosure. In short time, the
ground was strewed with the en-
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. Special at
tention is called to the following ad-
vertisements, published for the first
time this morning:
Morrill, & Co.-Special.
James s. Guignard-Noticc.
John Irwin-Milch Cows for Sale.
Columbia Chapter No. 8.
A. Stork-Declination.
District and City Officers.
Il. j. Keith-Mule Stolen.
w. X. Observation-Disclosures.
w. G.. Swaffield--
j. f. Wells
John Green
Richlnnd Democratic Club.
Genuine Democratic Ticket.
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blems of beauty, love and Affection
scene Of affection that angels de-
light to Witness and which God, in
His providence, will bless.
After transferring the barren and
iowly mounds into On artistic and
beautiful garden, which excited the
admiration and sad and heartfelt
appreciation Of the spectators, the
ladies in groups proceeded to lay
their votive offerings of affection on
the citizen-soldiery spread through
out the cemetery-with cards indi-
eating the names of the heroes and
the battles'in which they were killed,
with appropriate notices. The tomb
of Ger. Gregg, ''the noDiesi Roman
of them ALL" was conspicuous
amongst them. 1t was covered with
wreaths, magnolias, roses, and
beautiful white flag, with a palmetto
tree painted on it was erected at the
head. This flag was painted in 1861,
and by some lucky accident escaped
the greedy clutches of the vandal
Sherman and his heroes, in 1865.
After an hours .strolling through
the cemetery, and with sad and silent
communion with the spirits of the
mighty dead, the crowd dispersed.
How beautiful are these tributes of
the women of the lost causep When
the acts Of tyrants are forgotten, or
are remembered only to be execrated,
they will live in youthful bloom and
beauty.
AS eminently appropriate, we re-
publish the following exquisite ode,
written by the lamented Timrod:
Sleep sweetly in your humble graves,
Sleep, martyrs of O fallen cause,
Though yet no marble column Graves
The pilgrim here to pause. ~
In seeds of laurels in the earth
The blossom of your fame is blown;
And, somewhere, waiting for its birth,
The shaft is in the stone!
Meanwhile, behalf the tardy years
Which keep in trust your storied
tombs,
Behold, your sisters bring their tears,
And these memorial blooms.
Small tributes! but your shades will
smile
More proudly on those wreaths to,
day,
Than when some cannon-moulded
pile
Shall overlook this bay.
Stoop, angels, hither from the skies!
There is no holier spot of ground
Than where defeated yalor lies,
By mourning beauty crowned!
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A CASE OF CoNsCIENcE.-The fol-
lowing note, with the necessary
funds enclosed, was received by q
business firm in this city, yesterday
r. & W. G. SwAFFIELD: Enclosed
find $12, for goods lost from your
store during the war.
HONESTY.
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HANDSOME TEsr1MoN1An.-We had
the pleasure, yesterday afternoon, of
examining and assisting at the
christening of very handsome and
durable hose reel-or jumper-pre-
sented by the Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad Company to the
Independent Fire Engine Company,
of this city. It is unique and neat
in appearance, easily handled; and it's
construction reflects great credit on
the workmen engaged. After hous-
ing the apparatus, the members of
the company and their friends ad-
journed to the Pollock House, to
drink the health of the generous
donors.