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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-08
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Die 9eRoblene Yreb{9t.-
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ibm piete Mibf> unp ct fcnnte eS nidt
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lttnem 3immer auf unr MEIER unp refla@
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fiafeit, smet @atcn, rit reren elmer ME
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riot Mprt fir @ort, aum nibt %ocrinocn
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@ofriaei Ibt, beie uno talt tptrp l1nr
nidt meie> pie er beratben 1T. @o6 fol-
er a%nfanaen? Cine neue prepi9t gu ma
4en, 1T unmf9li6, uno rod mus er pre-
riatn, cnrli4 eeminnt ct Bo0unA cntz
idtieBt. i6 fur> itei9t, ale Der Gritere
fertio 1T, ouf Die &anael uno' beoinnt:
4iete @e,meinre! @ir haben eben cine
10 l9Sne preoiat 9ebDrt, naB i'd nidte
Beleres tbun fam, aIs fe nod einrnal
iii bolten.- Damn belt ct an unc bdlt
@prt fit @prt feline eieene preri0t, aber
NIT beierer Manier unr mebr @eflbl. -
@ie iperrten ia bic 8auern hen Munr
auf! Oils er au Gnre ror. ia9ten iie:
Dat 1T aber en- &erl! Der fan nat!
unc pdblten i'm gun, pfarrer. Der prez
ristoteb aber muete nit lan9er'@aie otz
53ieben. Il .sr1~a1 aaas1a|
M.op.L, 4. San - Die fsrifa'ec
uno oie bourbon, ti'hsn l1nirte5e nebmen
aQmdbi i'd Qarj beftimmte g 1al, on.
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einen 3ebnuna! bsN,ren Gtnrrud 70,
ais lie + fasleett Yroflomot,on III In
citier papierenea Belt stueid6ns blirfsnrf
Rlnae. s. III aub In bst Shat te1et,
sin hbr bus1ter Ihalsr oeprdlt NIT Fem
Bile. rts R6u;ae I,on, II. auf Der eintr
Seite une mt I'm Billie rer S'alta ouf
or ontsrer Geiie. nit Ger um1frift:
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BOA Nou, aus MIRO bic 6srf lluna pr
irdbtren iial,nilfen CONFEDERATION fdr
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-08
Matthias Soil,
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2aeVfel, Granger. ettronea &c.
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uus nntere %9auoune. tsE"x
SLTa M!Sp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-08
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fHeDroe s6un&.

GeDrAe @aa$,
Gde Der Sadion uno Stem Strase.
Ste.s r%crrdthts unS 3u gDeibna4tea aufS neae %ecrnplettst
en nobla1prtirtes Eager DON
Opel uuD TaRcntp aareu,
Me7er uuD ancere 0%au5arttesl, (cnts
Hridten uns 3aubieS.
sRaIrmeFer, Nriuen. Rineerid,litten n. {. -
o. miro Maes III ben bt1tsR.n yretfen s~triauft une ia,nrnt'
It6e Nrhiel jlnb spu better Qualitdt. George GdaS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-08

49, '9u Brefnfsls (preueilde ptuuins
Sadien) ,raro in ret Nabt BIS erfer
Brbna&'staae Elm unbtmof inter-, nur
auf cos 6i!'easlhret bon Grauen3immer
btrbe'Qesilser @'aarrenK oder Don etnen
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aeRo6en. 70 rab ct an, prtttsn Sage fet'
nr @unr, srlo9. Der Fdbntria bet6t
6iQfr .. 0%d.tringsn, bsr babet, 8etpefere
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-08

ni6l tie mtnre1te SetreAuf19, uno c1eletbe
eiierne Nube aei9te er auf Dem NidmsSe
na9 rem @%efdnsni6e.
Der l1rtbeilslpru@ ee6 JiidttrS ecoz
mis- er9rif ale, nur ben nidt zen er am
meiten angling. SIM Giln9ans f@tleerte
her &i9ter ras @rauen, pelde5 riefe felt
Stunt npri9en Sabre6 auf chamber fol-
aenben lMorntbaten> reren urbeber f9
Dem Myn1e Der @eredtisfeit 10 lanoc ~
ent,ieben mubte, berpprriefen. Gr be-
idrieb bic @raulamfeit, nit cer nan1ent;
lid 2ilicntbal gernprret wurpe unb bic
ypuenbete 6eu6elei, wc>nit Gilele bali,
ben arablt9 3erReiidtcn Qeidnam gum
Beordbni1e Su tleioeu. Damn errlnnert
cr tarat1, pab oae bieie Mrrctbaten UNI
her Morcanfau auf @bite in gan; dbnz
lider Beile nit eiinem 8eile besaa9en
wurtet, unc boB Giiele aud elmer rer
|Grfeu mar, sic in bic @obnun9 bes
ron i'm oemprreten Tiutpr famen; raB
CT balE ben 2ei9nom Rom Blute in reiz
niQen uno fir ben Sar9, einSuf:eioen.
Dayauf lpbte ter Ni6ter rie 8epflferuns
parfersbura6, ba6 fe 1id trob 10 fur&tz
karer prorofatipn na@ Der enrliden Gnt<
bluuma pieier @erbre6en jerer unSeleBz
li6feit entbielt. Ct mics Zen @erbreder
boruuf bin, nit mel9er @emi6enbafti9z
teit Der ean3e prp3eb seaen ibn aefibrt
wie i'm ltetS Mle6 ms Deutl9e 1terleB1
wurre uni nil man i'm che ietn Befenntz
nis yerle(en mari, tarauf aufmerflarn
madte, bab ct ba0elbe, uen1 ct noble, 3u=
rdd,ieben f5nne. St bob berpor, rpis
pie(e Qreuli6en @erbreden ni6t in mil>
per 2eirenidoft, ionpern NIT fa!ter neterz
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30
-TTyity and County.

~
vr,,r May PFC N1c.-After many days of postpone.
:. solelv because of inclement weather, the May
- picnic of the children of this city and Buena
par came off on Thursday at spot selected for
- OCCASION in the hills about two miles below here
- one of the gulches above Mores creek. The day
not very favorable for festival time nor was the
,ot eligible for that kind of party. But notwith-
ndina these material drawbacks. the attendance at
40 rround was very large, of children, ladies and
,n.men and the affair passed off very delightfully."-
o. Ill The children and their attendants were con-
ved TO and from the ground, grstuitously, in car
rases and easy spring wagons, rendered for the pur
ZOO nv McClintock & Stewart, Frank Money, of the
,,ar livery stable trade in town. also by j. G. Bry-
,nt 7 B. Emery, S. Roberts, the proprietors of the
,ners and of the Idaho Breweres of this city, and
A., Moritz & Co., of Centerville with some others
whose names we have been unable to obtain. And,
Nv the way, we are requested by the lady managers
!. Tho Picnic to return thanks to the kind gentle
man one and all, who so generously rendered their
oh;c,es for the occasion. We hope that the little
folks shall be vouchsafed brighter, more suitable
a.v next year for their May Party and that whosoeT-
selects the ground will bear in mind that ell people
,ra not constructed the mountain goat principle
"a climb almost inaccessible hill tops, and that when
folks 90 pleasurng in the woods with children, they
casually prefer to have the ground so chosen as TO
cave them long tiresome walk all they way up hlll
10 reach it, and then they can enjoy the scene ana
narticipate in the rambles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

FRE1GHrSG AND Observation-Disclosures we
have for few weeks omitted to mention that John
Il. Foster Co., of Umatilla, who purchased the
business and patronage of the old house Of Frank
enthal Haas are now the sole forwarding. freight
ing, and commission merchants at that point Fos-
ter Co. merit big success
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

LATEST FROM DEADwooD.-Tassell, the Express
man from Deadwood Basin, got in yesterday after
noon, He left the Basin Thursday morning, and re-
ports the following items:
Romer COLLEEN had got in with their cattle and
opened meat market
Water is plenty and the miners are all busy at
work. The claims generally pay richly-sozne big
The Dutch Company say instead of their making
SIS per day. as published in this paper, they have
been and still making an average of 500 per day.
Only one sale has taken place in the Basin. The
oneourth share of 200 feet in Dutch gulch sold
few days ago for S1,5O0.
Pack trains with goods have got into the Basin
Fresh milk is served daily to all who want it, ut
fair price, and vegetables taken there from the
Payette.
Many daily arriving to take up claims in the
Basin.
Tassell leaves again for Deadweod this morning.
from c. 7. Blake Il Co.'S Postofice News Depot
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

NAUGHTY LADIES THE Repolation, edited
by Mrs. +. Cady Stanton, asserts that there
are two gambling houses, Exclusively for la
dies" in Washington City, and that tho canse
Of certain noted divorce case in high life is
founded in the loss of large sums by the lady
defendant in the casc. ssf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

New TOBACCO SToIE--R. Repino, an experienced
dealer in cigars and tobacco has opened fine cigar
and tobacco store i'll the ST. Charles building corner
Of Wall and Montgomery streets, opposite the Post
office He has a stock of genuine Havana cigars,
meerschaum pipes, new style pipe stems with glass
globes in them, very choice smoking and chewing
tobacco and all of articles in his line. He
offers the stock a. wholesale and retail and sells at
New York prices-wonderfully low. Pay him visit
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

UolNG OvEELAND.-W. L. Adams, Coliec-
or OF Astoria under Lincoln, and an ultra
i'aa'cal' passed through Boise City during the
wv, week on bis way from Oregon to the East.
aae Cmatila Press of last Saturday says that
" mu'le IN that place, Mr. Adams declared Smith,
Deulecratic candidate for Congress. would
vote.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

iAs'iGRANTs-The Democrat of Thursday
reports the arrival in that city of the first train
=, emlgrants from the yonder side for this
s "oason. They were from Iowa, and shyed
. ".eh Inr editor approached them They were
Reynolds. e" ny '"s' '''" 90
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

nGAIH SENTENCE John Sullivan, Owen
: ''a" and Thos. Bagg, convicted in Montana
~ Inc murder of John Smooth, are sentenced
Pv oo neng at Deer Lodge City, July Sd. Jas.
ta IAN Tor killing Frank Lovejoy, is sentenced
" sen years imprisonment.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

- xoiErLY RECEIVED. - The news Of the
~ 'al nominations for President and Vice
oa a;.sldent was received here in remarkably
f s;ha manner. Even the Radicals did not ex-
over =. any peculiar feeling, one way or other,
''sr Inc intelligence.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

COT AwAY.-Ely, the rogue who robbed A. Lorburg
near Boston, few days ago, caught at Boise
CITY, brought here by stage. and taken to Centeryille
l0r examination last "Wednesday, made his escape
rom custody there, and is stiu ut large.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

LIVED Too LONG. A few weeks ago.
"nen ne felt certain that impeachment would
rs.S, Ud Thad. Stevens declared he was
or 100! 70 dle Wereckon be has, since the vote
Nice old Thad.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

sourians and Chisalry forming n "combina-
tion,' us one of the Irish born voters declare
myself in favor OF the combination, and know
many more like me who will support it.
have trespassed on your time and paper
too long, but my excuse is the Importance Of
the occuslon- 1t is not my right nor privilege
to tell my countrymea what they ought TO do,
for they are men and can do as they like; but
l will remark in conclusion that the Irishman
who believes the miserable story that lAmeri-
cans of the Democratic party in the Basin in-
tend to cut Oft any man for nomination be-
cause he is Irish, is too gullible for his own
good. The men who tell this miserable story
have their own ak to grind, aud this viii ap-
pear in few days more. There are Irishmen
20 well us Americans who often play the cum
ming demagogue to the Irish voters, only to CO.
iole them out Of their votes. don't want to
see any Irishlnan, who has vote, allow these
scheming Irish demagogues and sharp politi-
cal wire-pullers to use them as foot logs this
tilne to cross over Into fat Office by their votes,
and afterwards to boast how they used them to
tread upon for that same purpose. =.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

WARM SPRINGS WAGoS.-Frank Money starts In to
carry passengers to Turner'S Warm Springs and back
ior 'O cents the round trip. He has good wagon
and fine team.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

0eoD FOB BESEDIcT.-L- O. Benedict, Justice OF
1ne Peace at Centerve has paid SOS into the County
treasury for fees, according to law. He paid 800
LAST month The money goes to the School Fund.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

KINGSLEY has got in fresh stock Of boots and
shoes and CATERS, expressly for summer wear. Also
aot Of other merchandise among glass Of all sizes
from lantern light to plate of 80 by 40 inches. for
picture frames, show windows or house use
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

das "aAssHoPPKRs.-The Statesman Of Thurs.
otS.s s!s grasshoppers are very thick on the
Sorr.. sue OF Boise river, across from that city.
00fry to hear SO.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-07
Baltimore Market.

| BALTIMORE, March S.-CoFFEE.-The market
for Rio is ery strong, though not active; only sale
| today was go bags low grade on private 'erms.
CorToN-Receipts are h2hter, and with the liberal
sales made the past few days. the maIkct offers a
much reduced stock to buyers. The feeling was
still stronger today, and closed very rnl under an
advancing tendency OF the Liverpool market, cable
dispatches reporting 91Sd to arrive tor Mddling Up
land. Sales here were restricted owing to the in
creased frmness Oh the part OF sellers. We repor
$50 bales rs ioows so bales comprised OF Low Mid
ding Alabama o. o2lsc, and low grade stained at
1Tsc G1 bales Good Ordinary at 2lc; 243 balcs Low
Middling at 22c. and IS bales Midding at 23c.
FLoUR-Our market was quiet to-day, but holders
are steady for all descriptions under moderate re-
ccipts and light stock No sales worthy OF special re-
mark.
Observation-Disclosures, 300 bushels white and
1000 red; market steady; wo report after Change
Yesterday 800 bushels Virginia Valley choice at
So S5 to-day 500 bushels not Sricty choice at So S0
1000 bushels Pennsylvania ut So 48a2 55 quote con
mon 90 So As; inferior parcels sold as low as 81
Corn-Io oday TO- 900 bushels white and 1000 bushels
yellow received; sellers were more disposed to meet
the views OF buyers, and all the receipts, together
with nearly oil which remained over from the pie
vious day was taken by shippers at 81 10al 12 for
white noarly all at the inside price; one lot OF 300
bushels brought 81 a. 600 bushels yellow sold at
81 H. afoat and in sore also 1900 bushels Western
mixed ct 81 II. Oats-2500 bushels received, and
prices steady; we report sales of 1400 bushels ori
nary at 7S cts; AIS bushels prime part black at 82a
85 cts per bushtL Nothing doing in Rye.
MoLAssEs.-Market unchanged; prices nominal in
the absence of sales.
PRovIsIoNs.-We have to note the continuance of
q very active consumptive demand for bacon on
Southern trders. Sales foot up 250a300 casks, In
lots, embracing shoulders ut l2ls cents rib sides
lax cents, and clear rib 10 cents; Hams steady
at 1920 cents tor Baltimore sugar cured lat
ter for canvassed Bulk meats are scarce and
none Offering except at relatively higher prices than
smoked meat. Mess Pork quote stead, at s25 90
per Dbl. Lard 16Aa17 cents per pound for Western
tierces; outside for jobbing lots
RIoE-Is steady and firm at 1114a11 x cents per
pound for Carolina
SUoAR.-Stock vsry light, but several cargoes Of
new crop are in the bay We note saes today OF 10
lhds Porto Eico, ex schooner Lucy W. Alexander, in
lois, at 13Hal41s cents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-07
ffrtilbsrs,
B. D.
SEA FOWL GUANO.
VALUABLE FERTILIZER FOR ALL DROPS.
IL For sale by
;Haroh RISLEY CREIGHTON.
lib. d.
.RODUNDA ISLAND .GUANO.
A Pure, Unmixed. Natural Guano. ms
Fine as Flour although not Ground),
lust In. tho Condition In which 1t is
Imported from the Island.

TRHIs GUANO IS FROM A RECENTLY DIS
COVERED deposit on Rodunda Island, in the
Caribbean Sea- Nest Indies, latitude 16 degrees So
minutes north. longitude 80 degrees % minutes
west. ~
1t has been used for many years In the West India
IJlandsin the cultivation of Sugar Cane and cereals
ith great sucoess was introduced for the first time
t) the farmers and planters OF the United States IN
TIE spring of 1866. and has met wi. unprecedented
success az the suboned REPORTS and testimonials tul
" The RODUNDA GUANo is not mineral phos-
Ihate reQuir - the action of the Sulphurc Acid to
render it soluble; It's great power as fertilizer is In
its entire soubilty without the aid OF acid. 1t is
hot manipulation Compound of fish or Flesh
with Mineral Phosphates the regularity Of vhch Is
always uncertain and dependent upon, ant control-
I'D by the honesty OF the manuIacturer. Is. Inc ho-
DUNDA is PURE NATURAL GUANO THAT term
heing understood tomean the excrement OF hsh-eat-
ing birds as the large per centage OF organic mat
Ter sufficiently atests. and az found upon the isand
Of Rodunda in the very state Gs imported and sold
20 consumers.
The regularity and uniformity of the fneness and
condition OF the various cargoes already imported by
into the Unitoi States, tested by the annyss OF
the most emineu; Chemists Of this country and Eu-
rope, is sufficient proof ofits origin and guarantee
Of our abili y.to furnish this Guano Of the quality
and purity represented.
The P:if0B Of tho hoDUNDA GUANO is not the
east uDlInportant in these days OF agricultural COM
petition and pecuniary embarrassment
THIS very low price at which it can be sold places 1t
within the reach OF every farmer and avoids the risk
of large loss frequently incurred by fixtures OF the
crops In the purchase Of hlgh priced fertilizers.
In the preparation Of lands for Wheat and other
cereals this Guano possesses properties that render
it more desirable for these crops than any yet offered
to the public.
Pamphlets containing The analysis and expert
ments made by the most prominent Chemists OF tn1s
country and In Europe. together with innumerable
certificates Of its entire success from farmers and
planters can be obtained at Office, TO which we
invite attention.
Price $40 per Ion, in bags or barrels, in Charles
ton.
A liberal deduction made to dealers and purchas-
ers OF large quantities.
Where the above Fertilizer is ordered in
quantities sufficient to warrant it, the terms
will be made accommodating to approved pur-
chasers, and reasonable time given for satis-
factory city acceptance.
WILLIS & CHISOLNI,
SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON. S. C.
1s-WM. CREIGHTON & SON, Bowly's Wharf, Bal.
timore, General Agents for the United States.
March g. mwf2mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-07

FINANCIAL ASPECT OF IMPEAoHMENT.-The
action OF Congress in raising the spectre of inn
peachment threatens us with prOtracted
neglect OF all the great vital interests of the
nation, already suffering under their postpone
ment to political issues and to partisan debates.
ALI men are weary OF this. The commerce, the
industry OF the entire people languish. Our
financial prospects are gloomy, and need i'm
mediate attention. Our fiscal system is uI-
satisfactory, and needs immediate attention.
Our foreign policy is undetermined, and needs
immediate attention. But all this legitim.--
business Of the representatives OF - -;.e
sacrificed already for months lie people,
less worthy objects Of upon months 10
is now to be VI congressional attention,
and the p .iJually thrown up altogether,
pp-- uails of Congress converted into
...snd arena Of political sensations. Such
state of things, such prospect carry on their
face the condemnation, both loud and deep, OF
the acts which are thus affecting the American
people.-Ne,o York Financial Chronicle.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-07

SOUTHERN GRADUATES OF THE WASHINGTON
University SCHOOL OF MEDICINE aN5oISon IN 6A1T
Cowan, E. A. Hall, A. q. Jones, W. W. Latham,
J. L. Laxton, j. E. Matthews, D. T. Milliard,
T. NJ. Perks, W. P. Parks, c. NJ. Payne, ]. D.
Perry, ". L. Richardson, R. T. Saunders, v.
N. Seawell, J. W. Shuford, S. P. Sparrow, Jose
phus Turner, s. P. Waldo, E. J. Williams, and
r. E. Walker. Soulh Cdrolind-J. R. Ellis, j.
W. Fewell, and J. W. King: VTginia-R. B.
Cline, W. q. q. Crittenden, II. NJ. Grant, 7. L.
LAWS, J. L. F. Lupton, J. E. Mapp, ]. A. Mar
shall, W. P. Matthews, J. P. Payne, J. B.
Pierce, J. D. Scott, j. L. Suddarth, and J. d.
Wolfe. Georgia.. H. Baker, f. A. Heath,
J. T. Johnson, and G. II. Montgomery. dr.
kaisds-G. D. Gray. Alabama-J. G. Howard.
Tbnnessee-R. NJ. Reese. and N. G. Thomas.
Mlssisslppi-R. J. Tombs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-07
Consisnees per south Carolina Railroad,
March 6.

1114 bales Co; ,n 115 bales Mdze 1858 bags Grain,
% hhds Bacon, r Cattle. &c. 10 Railroad agent
G W Williams & -, Adams, Frost 4 Co. Co6ia q
Co, G q Walter Il Co. J Robson, Bates 20,
West & Jones, Stenhouse g. Co, Goldsmith Son, >
Colcock & Co, J Sloan, Rodgers Go, G
Courtney l. Co, Graeser, Lee, Smith & Co. O Ave.
rill, J A Quackenbush, & Agnew Otsey Ken;
yon, G W Witte, Witte, Arnold, Pringle, J
Gibson, Fogarhe e. Stllman, L Dunovant Thurston
Holmes W Williams. G " Clark & 90, Blakely
& Gibbes, W NJ Lawton, 2 Davis, Campsen Co,
Johnston, Crews & Co, Bischoff & Co. Dow.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-07
THE DAILY NEWS.
A Pen Picture.

4 rich widow, in her habiiments cf woe, is thus
eu.pictured by newspaper poet:
Her ehawl was as sable as night;
And hsr gloves were as black as her shawl;
And her jewels-that flashed in the niYht-
Were black as funeral pail.
Her robe had the hue of the rest.
(How nicely it fitted her shape) ,,s+
And the grief that was heaving her breast
Boiled over in billows OF Grape.
7 couldn't help thinking the ceauty,
In mourning the loved and the lost,
Was doing her c5njugal duty
Entirely regardless OF cost