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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at....... 4.ltSk. n. and $50 P. N.
Arrive ~ Nashville at...A % A. n. and OBJ p. n.
aanatin Accommodation train leaves GallniiH
NJ ais 4. ~ arrivinp IT Nashville NJ Has a. n,
Returning leaves Nashville at $50 p. NJ, and
arrives M GaIlatin at G.35 P. N.
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Aurora Off-Fifty barrels Just reeeiFod
and forsale, atwhOIesaIe and retail. by go /
BENSON 4 TONEY, /
myl2 If -- No Cherry street. !
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BafeheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
hair Dye is the bestih the world. The only
true and pe5yeet Dge-haTmless, reliable. instant
taRecus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints Natural black or brown. Remedies the
III effects ofJad Dies. Iuyigorates the hair,
leayingi 1t soft and beautiful The genuine is
signed Iitlii0a A. BatcAslor. Al others are
mere limitations. and should be avoided. sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers, Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. a.u- laprs9 iy.
san HOE CREAM. atH- /
We can furnish lee Cream of the best quality
either wholesale or retail. to Pie mics, Parties,
private families. or to all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates, We have COM
Pleted all our arrangements and viii be pre-
pared to ill all orders at short notice ta-e
So We also keep on hand fine assortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors, with
a large stock of the best and freshest Confec4
tioneries to be had in tho city. sR&
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aPrls I'm No. 80 North Cherry street. !
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9 have been as follows ::

The exports of specie from New York
to foreign ports last week amounted TO
$3.50, 394 against 81, III 500 for the cor
responding week last year. The following
will show the total exports Of specie from
New York to foreign ports from January
to Nav 9 in the years noted:
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E'OR sALR. 4 FIRST RATE ENGINE AND
Il Boiler in good order. Can b ssen. lsnd
price learned. b. calling Al this OGass.
~EATH In
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An bankruptcy.
Middle DistrIes Of Tennessee at Nash
Vile, AGsy Ifth, Isas.

THb UNDEksIGNED HEREBY GIVES
/ notice OF has APPOINTMENT AZ 6srienes "a
James I. Dement, SOl0man b selirTnan' AlbeTt
Y. Jarrett and Isaac OpPepheimer Ia The cetlutv
OF Bavtdsgn ami state 81 TENNESSEE within said
district who have been adsaldkea ba,,kr, ~,
their 0wn Retiii0Bs by the District court ii I'D
btstrtef. $3.50 A. A. Halt u
mYl2 laEt at.s# Assisaas ID
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Fer Cairo, ~. Louis. Memphis aud
New Orleans.
UIHE FINEPASSEN Err STEAM r.
Il Err Taitsnsan. VIZ. STRONG. ~ -
leave as above on SAfURDAT, the 10th met,
al O'Clock Pm
For freight or passage Apply on board. OF to
COkBEFf n BOYD,
Al aud ~ Front street,
or HARRISON n SONS, 80.
W. A. PEBBLES, Hs'H'''
may15 z
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Arrives Monday. Wednesdays and Fridays.
at4P ~. Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and at
urdayg al A. M.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAnRoAp

NASHVILLE AND NoKTHwEsTERS RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at as A. N. and 5:lh P. ~
Arrives az Nashville at.-6i IS A. 81. and 90 A. n.
FD0FFIEI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive NJ Nashville 10 90 A. n.
Leave Nashville 40 P. N.
LEBANON STAGE.
Leaves Nashville A. NJ
Arrives 1T Nash p. NJ
TRIUEE srA0E.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS AZ o'clock A. NJ. arrives at Nash
villa Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock p. AZ.
LFwIsRURg AND EOLENsyILLE STAGE
Leaves Nashville Tuesday, Thursday. and Sat
urday At 73O A. n, arriving AZ Lewisburg same
dav.
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A MYSTERY.

Strange Adventure Of n Pretty Girl ON
t-'t the Upper Cumberland.
The sailors brought down from the Upper
Cumberland yesterday one of the strangest
stories that has found its way here for many
month. They relate that the other day,
while a little house at point about thirty
miles above this city had been left to itself
and the pretty daughter of the owner, she
received a call from most remarkable
visitor-a man with blackened face and
disheVeled raiment, to all appearances
stark mad, and having no resemblance to
any one or anything she had ever before
seen. This wonderful person bore in hia
hand very small wooden paddle some
what resembling druggists pestle, and
with it a little box of curious looking
powder, which he appeared to be very
careful of preserving. Without stopping
to introduce himself, he strobe up to
the frightened girl and taking large pill
from the box, held it up before her and
declared she must either swallow it or die.
His ugly face and terrible determination
30 terrified her that she complied with his
demand, when he Immediately disappeared.
Her friends returning home shortly after,
she related to them what had occurred,
fearing she had been poisoned. A physi-
clan was Immediately sent for and a pow
erful emetic administered, which caused
her TO yomit the strange medicine, and at
the time our informant left it was believed
she had not been harmed. No. the
slightest clue could be obtained as to the
identity or purpose Of the mysterious visitor.
PoLTcE COURT, May l4.-Dan. Cotton,
Ben. Finley, larceny of carpenters tools,
workhouse twenty days each. y. -. I l-'l.
Sue Allen, street-walking, WDrkhouse.
FIVE days. H.
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s4f.g - a~bius-fea aud Southern VIA
shRftRnooEa.
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ArRkTn on THE FRUH SrAsBs - -Four
vendors Of fruit were brought before the
Police Commissioner yesterday for OBJ
strucling the street with their fuit siaDds.
They we're Al discharged on promising to
remove the distractions.
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f'l ufiute s.---.. -
.a.nd washington and southern Wa
eT.artauooEa.
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-2Os at 7O4.
Exchange on New York was sold by
the banks yesterday at &c premium and
taken by them at par. B. ~ ~
There is very little doing in government
bonds. Bankers sell at fraction over the
New York rate, and buy at &c less.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday At 664 for the new and 6s4
for the old.
Bank Of Tennessee notes are in demand
at SOC.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New. York Stock Exchange onthe 1lth
inst. were rs follows:
FIRST BOARD.
1900 North Carolina Is new ................-..6iI
.UUO GEORGIA ~
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.-ceua Nsrthera.
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sirst NariiIrru
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,,AILnOAD AM srAaRTIHE TABLE

0nice Hours.
Froja7 A.u.to6P.W Sundays. Z to 3 An.
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CareaeIa and Kentucky x. X.
....... II 90 A. n.
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yAsHVIIIE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive at m 4. ~
Mail ana Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashville at. ...-.--.-.-......--.. 5Ml A. n
arrive AZ MushVili DID r NJ
Memphis. MDhiio and N. q. Express;
Laare NashviUe "a . -..-.-......--.--.'- I'D P. r.
Arrive NJ Nashville ...........-'...-.4-' 30 A. NJ
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Lesvc Nashville at.........S on A. NJ and 600 P.
Arrive AT Chattanooga.-. 4OO 4. n. and 4.hO p. N.
SheIbyville and rullahnma Accommodation.
Lenvcz Nashvilie--........-.- p. n.
Arrives At NRshyille 1870 A. ~
Sundays excepted)
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GENERAL MARKETS.

a..7e NASHVILLE, May IA, 1863
coTruS-So little IL now being done in
the staple that II scarcely forns an element
of trade. The New York and Liverp0ol
adgices indicate small advance. BE
ceiyed 10 bales, shipped 24o, and 3 sold at
273cs ra
NASHVILLE cOTToE STATEsfEHT.
: kersived fo-lla >. -. ... 10 ~
neeosvnd EroFieasiy 4-su,I4l
Astzi. se--s.-s.'.s-. ..--.ss--.---4-----s fVpSt
shipped to-day..s....-...-.-- .....--.s..... 24t
Shipped pesFtOaslE. ,l2
Stock on hand to-day ..................-. sO2
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g. w. -
decatur. Memphis and New Orleans.
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RATHER lNDIFFEREsT.-COl, j. b. NaR
Dyne, who was some time ago elected a
member Of the Common Council, has shown
his appropriations Of manicipal honors BY
keeping away from the City Hall at every
session Of the Board since his election.
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memphis and New Orleans.
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TmE POWERS THAI ne.

The City Council iu SessiOn-NObIe
Defense Of she Gid Board Of Health
city Attorney Allen on the Rampage
-COnfirmRtIOn Of Assistant Asses.
Sors, etc. ete.
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FINANCE AsD ,rRflyE
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS..

EMITTED STATES AND OTHER SECURITIES.
s-9s Isl .........l0s
i,-zS III Scrlc6..'.s- lUb
5=1E, I'd scTl los
3s New ISsue-.... ltSll
7-}0s. al and 81
Compound Interest Notes. May, lst5......-..llS
,2JSTI$y $YSsF. - H L
Coupons -.-.----.----.. ~
Louisville X Nashville K, 4. Stoek; .---,-.... or
Nashville & CHATTANOOGA L. r. Stock......-.. ~
Nashville and Oh ttsnOot:4 r. j. sBoBds....-.64
Nashville Corporation Checks--..--.-.-.-...... 20
- u A = Bonds-.-;.... s.......... 50
COupORs-.-......,.. 50
South Nashville Street r. K. StOek......-..-.. -
Suspension Bridge
Davidson County Bonds y
PtGnters Bank Stock. ...--.. II
Union Bank Stock 10
SPECIE.
~ Buying Selling.
d0tu 81 a-ss.-l4l
oliver, isA .sl,5
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A petition asking Cor the binding Of A
calvert from College street 10 Mulberry
street was referred 20 the Street COMMITTEES.
A petition Of W. z. Jones was laid upon
the table. -.
A petition OF Jacob Easier, asking a re-
mission m taxes, Was referred 10 . special
committee.
A petition asking reduction % the
Medical College water tax Was referred 10
the WaterWorks Commitiee.
petition from q. NJ. Fogg was granted.
Petitions from Francis Shields and 5. L.
stgmon were referred 10 the Fire Conn
mitlee.
A petition from Chas Morley, asking
that amounts due him for numbering houses
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b RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is slowly falling, with sixteen
feet on the shoals. The weather iF cool
and cloudy. - a.t .ta.arH
..... ARRIVED. ......
Ella Hughes, Upper Cumberland.
]. n, Phillips, Coal Mines.
DEPARTED.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati.
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"rsNt
'trst Norihrru-
.ur.lu. A. n
,.-csua N,rlIsern.
Hr..-....-- -----.-- -
s4t.i - r~bingtea aud Southern wa
Chattanooga.
tip mtdt,tl.his.-- ..--....-s-.-- -'-' ~" - "
e. coed washington and southern Wa
s'.aftnuooEa.
fsi " -
Decatur. Memphis and Ne" Orleans
,sna midnight - -
Memphis and New Orie""s.
IN a., 4, ...-...-..---aa.H. ?. II.
EleraeId and lseufHeky x. X.
,,,-,,, ...... .......-.....-.-..-ll 90 A. n.
SorthuestrTn X. r.
t,,t.li.bt ................-...........ss4AF r. n.
TIt"ms~vIIIe. vita stage.
Thursllv
Iordau's store via Stage.
Monday 100 midnight . '.-.........-.l:oG P. y.
NcIncsiar do ..-......-.--.----.....s DO
Friday doc -.T.'-.'-'--.-'.~YT 40 %
IIberty-Via Stesghrt's Ferry, Caingvillo aud
Siatcsvilie. ~
Thursday l2.0O midnight Thursday soc P. n.
Lebanon via Stage.
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ZOUb missouri t3-..-.---.'.s----
The New York Post Of the afternoon of
the lth inst. says:
"Money remains the same-in full supply,
banks asking their customers per cent.
on call, but lending TO money dealers in
large amounts at 6. The current Of the
exchanges from the country still tends to
the increase of balances here. There is
but little demand at banks for discounts Of
mercantile paper. Bill-bFokers dispose Of
prime at 69G74. The range for less known
names is from Sob per cent. per annum.
"The large increase in loans eight mil
linns-shOwn in Saturdays bank statement
argues full demand from stOck-houses,
taken in connection with the light call for
discounts of mercantile paper ,.
The statement Of the Associated Banks of
New York city for the week ending Satur-
day last, May 9, compares as follows with
the corresponding week in 1866 and 1867
10 which we add the specie and currency ball
ances in the New York office Of the United
States Treasury at these dates, respectively.
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Sorshue-teTn X. r.
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PoLIcE COURT, May l4.-Dan. Cotton,
Ben. Finley, larceny of carpenter's tools,
workhouse twenty days each. ~. ~. ll-.l
Sua A Han afraaf- NO lin0 s NM lhnuaa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-27

Democratic Parlor Aasasase.--This excellent
Magazine is constantly growing in poFaiasity,
and the secret of les success is the copscieaticus
ness with which 1t is conducted. Il gives all,
and more. than all that it premises. ItsEises to
meet the wants of American women,' and tells
them what they want to knoW. It Is one of the
most complete Fashion Magazines in the country.
II is.not frivolus; its teachings are high, puze,
and sound, characterized by good taste and com
mon.sense. Its. departmentn Of music, nesdlo-
work, brsiding, patterns, edo, arc, either one,
worth. the price of subscription, which is only
$500 {er year, with . handsome and ,aluable
premium. Address ". JEsNlkes DsaoRSsTs as,
Broad way, New York. r. =
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ESTABLISMED 1902.
CHARLESTON COURIER
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY,
BYA. s. WILMINGTON & CO.
Daily Paper, $500 per Annum'
Tri-weekly Paper, ,s4.oo per Annum.

yEyHE COURIER has, entered on the sixty
Il sixth year Of its, publication. During tins
long period of its existence, despite the mutations
of fortune and time, it has been literally sup
ported, whilst many of its contemporaries have have
been compelled to succumb to financial necessities.
We gratefully record this evidence OF the appre-
ciation of our own, and the efforts of our prede-
cessors, to make itwhat it is, and always has
been, ONE AMONG THE LEADING COM
MERCIAL AND NEWS JOURNALS OF THE
SOUTH, and will ronew our exertions to add TO
its acceptabiliy to the public as we'll as to place
it easily within the reach of all who desire
FIRST CLASS CHEAP PAPER.
In furtherance OF his purpose We now issue
the Daily and Tri- Weekly Courier to our ouo.
scribers, at the rate os eight and four dollars pei
annum respectively.
Our purpose is to furnish first class paper
upon the most reasonable living prices.
Charleston, Jan 90
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q Marty in ENGLAND has discovered {

A party in England has discovered ce-
ment which is to become most valuable
agent in the hands of manufacturers of ar
ticles of leather, including boots and shoes.
Patches can be pat upon the uppers and soles
upon the bottoms Of shoes with this cement,
which will so adhere that no known agent,
heat. cold, oil, water, or any other influence,
will operate against its utility. In fact, we
are informed that leather will part quicker
where the cement, has never been applied
than where it has, so great is its adhesive
property. We can easily recognize the value
of this cement in its application to patches.
Waxed thread rarely holds in wet weather,
and o patch soon gives way. In the useof
this cement we are given to understand q
perfect combination is formed, which resists
all attempts to separate the patches joined.
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1868 /!
THE SOUTHERN FAVoRITE.
BURKE'S WEEKLY
FOR
BOYS AND. GIRLS.
Beautifully Illustrated, and Ele'
sall.ly Printed.
Pronounced by the Southern press to be the
most elegant and taleated young
peoples paper printed in This
e0uptrVi

We are now publishing Marooner,s Island, q
Sequel the Young % S0a Sp one Of Paa
Minis men-prouounced Hequal to the best of
Mayue Reid's stories" No shall begin, in the
first number ofe1sos, a thrilling story, by q lady
of Virginia, entitled " ELLEN HUNTER: "A Tale
Of tho War," which will run for several months;
AMONG the reqular contributors to BURKE'S
WEEKLY are Rev F. r. GouLDINc, author of
"The Young Marooner's;" Mrs. JANE I. d.
cnoss Mrs. FoRp, of Rome, Ca; Miss MARY ).
UpsuuR, of Norfolk, Va, and many others.
TEnxs-s2 year in advance; Three M e.. copies S1
and Twonty- one copies for $50
clerrymen and Teachers furnished at 81 so Der
annum. 81
The.Yolume begins With the July number.
Back numbers can be supplied from the FIRST
and all yearly subscribers may receive the mum:
bors for the first six months, stitchedin en elegant
illuminated cover.
PaJlishers, Macon, Ga.
DOGS If 81
sv Subscriptions received at the Ad0ertfser
Ofiee for BURKE's WEEKLY.
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To DE CONTINUED.
Troubles with Mexico.

Trouble is brewing with Mexico. lit is
stated that on the 21st ult., /" Messrs. Ernest
Seiehardt, Ferris II. Potter, samSel B. Kath-
rims, James Montgomery, zaptha and Hice,
American merchants, who were promenading
one of the principal streets of Monterey, werc
arrested by squad of the city police, by or
der of Governor Davila. They were Hung
intola verminous dungeon which contained
about seventy Of the very scum and dregs ol
Mexican leprous criminals ;and vagabondS'
and after night Of horrors two OF their mum
ber were ordered to carry out and empty q
tub containing the accumulated offal of the
preceding twenty-four hours. They natural
" refused 10 obey this beastly order, where,
upon the iailor bade convicted felon COW
hide them, and in executing his command he
cut through the gentlemen's clothing ano
drew blood. Fearing that they might bt
logged to death, the gentlemen dismissed
their scruples and performed The menial task
Then their four companions were forced u
take brooms and clean the cell and court
ward of the prison, the degraded and brutal
iailors, meantime, heaping upon them every
epithet of abuse which their grovelling brains
c5uld conceive. Tho prisoners, having beer
taken before the Alcalde, were fined ten Dol
lars each; but this sum they were unable t
pay on the spot, their captors having robbed
them before committing them to the dungeon
| Mr.. Ulrich, our Consul, obtained their release
hut he could get no further satisfaction. den
eral Escobedo, who was in'the city, was ap
pealed to, but he paid no heed, while the pop
ulace, as the prisoners were walking 70 tn
iail. shouted, Death to Americansr A .Mexi
can gentleman who was promenaaing wl.l
the Americans was arrested, but was release !,
at the prison gate. BE hastened 70 inc 9ov =
ernor's palace to see Davila; but when p
pressed upon that dgnitary the release OF th
prisoners, he was again put under arrest, ant
held in the palace until the following morn
!. ing. The American Consul has sent to Sec
retary Seward report of the indignity,"
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Hinttn merchants.

If you desire to impress the public that you
have the hest wares, and cheapest prices, and are
vorthily entitled to their patronage, ADVERTISE
YOURSELF. Do not expect to accomplish every
thing with one trial, nor two, nor three, bus KEEP
AT 1T, and you will surely win.
.. Have some sysTEM about your advertisement, I,
and let that be your shovel, then dig away at the
peopIe-EEEp AT II, and you will as suraiy get
through tl,e-aull times and bring moro custom
than you can attend to, as the boy went through
the snow drift with his small shovel. =.
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BUTLER AGAINST POPULAR GOVERNMENT

BUTLER AGAINST POPULAR GOVERNMENT
The Washington correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Commercial asserts:
: General Butler is rot a believer in q Dem
ocratic Government. He hos said SO not
once. but often and openly. He has called
popular government farce, and counted the
number of years that he will give IT 70 run Jun
He believes in the coup detat, the empire, tne
strong military hand-the very things, N ~
short, which he is indicting Mr.. johnson fol
doing in mere intent Here, then, We nave
the spectacle of man, in the name OF all tne
people, taking, perhaps, one of his tavosite
steps TOWARD annihilating the popular govern
ment. '-9
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e. Most of the Western papers have
been copying the horrible details of an eb-
duction Of child by gray eagle. 1t now
turns out that it was wholly true but the k,as
mapping was done by q steamer named the
Gray Eagle that plies between Keokuk and
Quincy, and this in the month of April. 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-27

THREE-CESr BoNNErs.-The present min.
ute style of boni,ets has afforded scope for an
economical invention in Paris. A new bon
net is now offered for three sons, equivalent
to three cents. tits composed of thin, plia-
BILE strips of wood, retieuiated Ike net. The
interstiees are filled with very narrow RIBBON.
.Ofcourse the trimmings are an extra expense,
and at the option of the wearer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-27

@ a copy Of EHot's Indian Bible, . work
which no living man can read, was sold at
auction in New York, Tuesday, for. the eS.
traordinary.sum Of $llS0. This sheltered
to be the highest price ever paid ssz a printed
work in this country.
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We will Never Leave the Land.

The following lines, says the Albany Neio
yhich we find in the Baltimore Episcopal Meth.
list. are from the pen of Rev. George G. Smitl
T., q son and fighting chaplain Of Georgia b
vas severely wounded in the late war, but as v
ee, is still able and willing to WELD his pen y
,ehaif of "the land our grand Did fathers wo
rom forest and from foe"
Comrade i! you stood beside me
In the hottest of the fight,
And you braved the storm of battle
With all strong mans might!
Now, comrade, stand up nearer,
Grasp me firmly by the hand
And swear by Heaven with me
You will never leave the land
IT'S the land our grand old fathers
Won from forest and from foe,
Made theirs by noble daring,
And with many bloody blow!
Cur sisters here lie buried,
And here our mothers lie
Our bones must rost beside them,
= When God Wills that We shall die.
We cannot yield to menials,
And to strangers hard and cold
We cannot yield the grave yard,
And our fathers mansions old
And no threat of chains and halter
And no threat Of prison cell,
Shall drive us weeping exiles
From the land we love so well !!
We have not feared the battle,
Nor the rain and chilling wind!
We shall not shrink from suffering,
AS shrinks the craven hind
And doing we'll and suffering well
Shall pass away the night,
And all its sorrows be forgot,
In the glory of the light!
Then trust in God, my brother
Jur fathers God and ours,
Who has blessed us such sunshine
Such fruits and glowing flowers.
And, comrade, we'll not leave her,
But hide with her tihNe die!
And in her sacred bosom
Shall our wearied bodies lie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-27

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