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Wortnns sSinansplan.

Ser neue Sinansplan, Den Mprton bon Snbana
i'm Senate Der Ser. Staaten eineebradt bat uno
Der pie ein Yatentmittel ale @nnben beilen ioI,
miro BON manden rabitalen gldttern biz in Die
@olfen geboben. 9ie Sa. Stst9. 1T inbeiien nit
Dem gatentnittel oes eroBen g8unoerooctors BON
Snoiona feiaespess sufrieoen, Iie idreibt:
Scr Ylan lit elm 10 uniberlegter, bilettonti6er,
oaB man ihn faIt fin0i'h nennen fbnnte. Sc mebr
man iia Oaiibe eiebt ibn iid9 tlar 5u MAIDEN, bsio
perpprrener uno nnflarer miro er.-So6 eben oeB=
balb lit aud Die @efabr, oaB Der gOnSreB ibn an'
Nuf Die enfabiten Gdbe suriidsefibrt, sebt Mor=
tons 9}lan ba6in, baB Die Gegerung alles Cob,
pel6es tie pereinnobm iomeit es niAt 5u 3lnsaabl=
nngen gebraudt tuiro, bis gum l. Sul 1870 auflam=
meln, bann Die @reenbads fir einl0sih ertldren
ung aller eingereiften 8reenbads ausrei6t, bur6
cine peranslbe Inleibe 10 Diel aufbrinsen loa, as
n6f6ig lit. q
Ser auf ha6er Sanb liesenbe gintponb eesen
oielen Ylan befebt oarin, baB Die Muflammlung oes
@oloes i'm 8unoesld)aBe bas Sob, tpeld)es Die
Gaufleute gum 3,ped Der 8erSolung importirtel
gBaaren baben mtlen, pertbeuern, D. b. oas
@ooogio in Die SDhe treiben uno 10, ie ndber 6el
bon WtOrton our @inl6iun9 oes Yapler9eioes be-
itimmte SernIn beranrildt, Den gSert6unterId dief
swi5den G5olo uno @reenbads pergr6berr
tDiiroe. Srqte bann Der Ginl0iungstermin eiu. 10
piirben Die @reenbads in erOBen Saufen berbeitrDs
men unb bos aufeeiammelte Sob. oas I'M better
Salle Elm gertel Der porbanbenen 9aperselbmaii
oeden fonnte, piirbe 10 raid peridpinoen, als es
iiberbaupt aussesablt perben f6nnte. 8dre es aus.
Isesablt, 70 ipilrSen mod $50 ooer 800 Wtuioner
8reenbads ausiteben, fir pelde alsbann feline Se=
dung mebr porbanoen mdre; bas @OIbagio miiro'
piiroe nieberfebren unb Die 9anse transaction mare
fiiraoe aab eeiueen 9iur rpirben uitlermele Die.
ljenigen, weld)e 10 9liidlid} gemeen maren, tbr'
@reenbads sur rehten ,3eit sur Gin!biuns Su prd.
ientiren, einen ldOnsn @etuinn auf Soften Der An
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WeibnahtS= =0elhenfe .
Sarm Sll perfanfea
unn cin SSSuhnhnr& In Der Gfnbf.

Tes untrseidneten fsarm, eeIssen AZ Ieilsn bfdt
gpIumbus nabe bei ber gBin6elter g ensanb II older
sutss 9anb. mounter nod 9ldcr ScIilanb f benbeu, III
inter eunleen Bebineunaen su 1ertaufen. Gin erceee
gnriGunsn inb auf benz 9ase unh wirb sas @anss bill
tis psrfauft. Das gBahnbaus 1T tnre6enb srrB snus fur
,pe 8amen. @utb linb 25 Mfsr nit Ueisen beIGet
Gbeng Gin sutes pbnbaus enibaltenb 9immer, EEL
Ter unb su enaridtet sslesen an Der CUB ronttrase.
6errn 5oer's Yranerei sesenber III untsr ben suntaen
tbhmer, weltsr auf obei ansesetener f5arm npbnt.
Nnton Gatbarind.
Dee. Is Int bfp II 10
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0e1Drben.

am Saaifas, ben IL. December 1863 Bprmiitags 1br,
seriep mad ldnserem 6merhsn 8ranenlaser unfer se,
Itsbter @attsunb Battr 1rieerta 6ppfiaser, i'm aL~
BON Sabren. Die Beerbsuns fanp Nuntas, bsn
ID. Dec. Na1mitass, I'm Yeilsn einer pesn Ansabt
thenebmenben EreunSen unb Befanntsn Der lamilte a
peGe hierbur Iaen bic ctm Gabnsedepsnen auf s,nem
Ganse ur Iebten @ubeitte nas ele saben ben tisses
fnblten Oanf ausiprehen.
Der Datnsedisben mar sGsmsin beiisbt ais liebeyser
Saniliensatsr unb gutter ibnrger Sanftrube eine &ne
Sm Namen Der traasrnefn 5interblisbenen,
gprt Clinton, Sttpwa Co., 8. -;
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2u. perfaufen.

Cine fleine Sarm spn 65 @fer 70 suten 0anbes. ie I'M
rann gpnntp su nbn III; eeiesen Der Sarrsburser
pife Mneeibte Grove 9tts unc innerbat feds Nei-
len Don gplumbus uneefdtr IS Nfer nb far Der Se be-
eb aus sutsm 5oI;lanbe. 50 bsnbe M barauf ein eueS
Srametaas nit fnnf 3immern. Staluns Elm unser Sb-
9artsn unp bic Senn nb a ale neu. 8sbingunsen et.
Nlberea erfabrt man bur4.
gDnt Wiler,
Dec 12-nabw gclumbus. Stir.
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gtadt Columbus,

>N\>~N~~>~~~NSN~~@~
Giienba6nen in Obio. - 9lat6 Dem lDeben
peroffentIihtsn Beridte oes eommttlars Der Glen=
babnen unb Selegrap9enlinien unieres Staates bes
finoen iib eeeenndrtig in Ohio 36 Gilenbabnen in
Operation, udnllid:
Sabnen nit einfaGem 8eleiIe. 1920 303 Meilen.
Doppeltem @eleile.. SS.2S2
3meigbabnen. ................ 333,6l7
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@erberei su perfaufen .

pelih gBaueoa selesne gut einaerdtete Gerberet
;menfia neb Wcbntaus, auf sinem ssiunben 9as aele
gen. 1T bis III seranfen. Hinee III nod aenus pprbanbsn
unb III mterem preif su baten. Mud fnbet bas Qe5tr
CUTE Ibnabme. Ndberss parnber BET T.
Soiepb Sarbis,
3sercp, sutton @puntp, Sttp.
NpS. 12. Gs. 3nlt p
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id5e perludt Inn beie 2a1terbirne auf ben Yfab Der
Suoenb Su fiibren, es lit aber alles persebens. am
@amifas ipilrbe Sarab ,uieoer auf 80 Gage in Die
cfnil neiteft
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Sin pprtbeilbafter @elhdftsplab
III Oerfaufeu.

Su Derfaufeu.
gDeaen geIdaftS> Dtsdnberuna LIT Der llntsretdhefe
slcnnen, ienen been 6ei6dFtsplaB rem 0puboneRs,
an Der Gde benz Waylgs selssnen iebr gut einssr
ten Stre neb g8pbnbaus, dts nod neus sM peIfaufen.
Sur elm Stor- Seffdft poer SpI beeiben, i bier bic
bette 9eesenbeit barsebpten.
gSsssn @atsrsm wsnhs man iidt an ost gisentbhmsr,
SSrisbri1 2ange,
2rubpnsile,' albbaus Co., Sbic.
Dec. "a. 1868. 10 kn
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Hu perfdnfen

60 Nfer 9ano in Safpn 5ownltip, Yunam Co., Sbic.
4uf % alder ut bas Sels gum aberbea anssbat. aau.
preis $3.50. Die 8ebinsunsen itao tiais. q
MahSufrasen in
go. 40 Weft 6rienb- Strabe
Dec 1o.-lmtD 70 Columbus, Dtii.
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uuIcr 8lGcrtifh.

Sort Wapne erbielten mir bos sipete Seft bes Stem
Sabrganees bes 2eip5iger Sabeim, bos ii4 ourd)
ieinen gebiesenen Snbalt uno feline prdhtiAen Slus
itrationen INNER mebr in Der Gunt bes Yubltum-
befeItiat
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Neuer 8arbierzS Shop
- In -
Gnrinnfirf0. Shfn

Dem seebrten Yubltfnm Sprinafelb srldubt 4 fer
lntersetnee btermit ersebenf ansusen, baB Der
Main-Strabe, iiber Srn. Otto's glehtpaareniore
enen elegant unb etr bsquem nseri6ten garberfbcp r.
rite bat uno eine werben 96nner ,u ibe 3eit au has
pInftlthe bebieen irb. Das Iberlaen, 6dr5pfen unS
2abnausebn prb ebenfaqS duf bic bette gBee srn tbm
sulrsea. I'm seneisen 3ufsru bitte bsbbab ersebsnt
Ybilipp Ndermann,
Rain.SraBe, Sprispfelh. ..
HpS. IL. s- Int 10
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@olb ltano seiern IN Rem Dorf auf 1853.
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December 3.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-15
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Rrom the Brokers' Circular.l

LIVERPOOL, August 2S.-corToN-The cotton
market during the present week has again been
animated all classes OF buyers having operated e1-
tensively. The gradually reducing stock has en-
abed holders 10 obtain an advance o! fully 10 per
fb, though general disposition is inced to meet
the demand freely. For sea island fair demand
has prevailed, and prices OF the common gades have
recovered Id per lb. American has been aai y In
good request, and has advanced I'd per ID. New
York advices 10 the 9th instant quote mddling S0K
cts costing to sell in Liverpool 1d per b by sail:
ing vessel or steamer Brazil has been in general
demand, and an advance Of I'd to I'd per ID has
been established. large business has been
done In Egyptian, and being less freely
offered, they have advanced I'd per ID.
East India descriptions have been In greatly
increased request throughout tho week; most de-
scriptons of Surat show an average advance Of I'd
to I'd per b, and In some instances rise OF I'd
has ben we'll established. Bengals have become
very scarce, and quotations are somewhat nominal
In cotton "to arrive the latest quotatous are
American, low mlddling bales rer steamer, from
New York, 10Hd Dharwar. fair new merchants
April sailing 3D.. Broach fair merchants, april
sailing, 6hSd; May exd. Bengal. fair new mer-
chants, at sea, 6kdper fb. The sales Of the week
amount to 109 s9U bales, including $40 on specua
ton and 362O declared for export leaving 1850
bales to the trade. Friday, August %: Tho sales to-
day amounted TO 12,000 bales, including 1000 on
speculation and for export, with quietcr market,
but prices unchan Led.
8 ILEs OF COTTON FOR WEEK ENDING AUG. o.
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for the week ending the 1th are 1000 bales Bread
stufs quiet Tallow advanced 45e. Cd. sugar
heavy.
Two P. M.-Cotton declining; uplands 1oHd; Or
leans lO1<d Provisions firm. Fork 8SS. Cd haro
and tn -pentine frmer.
HEyenDg. Cotton declining; uplands lodaloHo'
orleans 1oHdaloxd, Breadstufs dull Naval stores
firm. Sugar quiet.
New York, September 14-Soon'-S'efnns o.
Money easy at sto5. Gold 4SX. Flour II settled
and loal5c lower Wheat dull and ia'ofs ouye's'
cor, dn,, and 1c. lower Mess pork dull at s2s Is.
Lard quiet; steam 2O1sa2oH. Cotton dull Ut 2oa20.
rurpeniine quiet at 43ha44. Rosin quiet; strained
common 80 65 Freishts dull.
Eyenins-Cotton heavy and lower; slles 900 ba'es
at 25Io5Hc. Flour-rnore doing; superfne STAT 60;
Southern heavy; common to fair extra SO S5as 40.
Wheat heavy; amber Tennessee, very choice, at
50 so. Corn-fair business doing; mixed Western
81 16a1 20. Oats shade hrmer. Pork heavy at s2sa
29H. Lard quiet and shade lower at 191aa2ohc.
whiskey quiet and firm. Groceries steady. Tur-
pentine 43a44c, Rosin 50 90i7. Freights more &C.
tive Money in large supply call at 3a4 per cent
Sterling steady. Gold quiet at A. Border State
bonds lower.
BLTMoaE, September 1A-Cotton dull and
nominal at Is. Flour more active-Howard-sireet
superfne sXasX; city mills sAas. Wheat dull; re-
ceipts small; good to prime 2Ha2h; low grades lAa
Q. Corn steady-white 81 1Sa1 49, yellow 81 25a1 81
Oats dull at s7a72. Rye dull at 4O Provisions less
firm. Mess pork 81. Shoulders l4a14x. Lard 40.
CINCINNATI. September A.-Flour dull. Corn
quite firm at 81. Whiskey scarce, in bond 10. Pro-
visions quiet. Mess pork 2sa2sH. Lard 1sH. Ba-
con dull. shoulders IS. Sides 16Z.
LOUISVILLE, September 14-superfne flour 81.
Corn in bulk s5. Mess pork s2s. Shoulders 13Xc.;
sides 17Ac. Whiskey, free, 81 3O
ST. LOUIS, September l.-Flour dull-in small
business at s6 S5a7A. Corn dull and unsettled;
choice white s715as9. Pork dull at 2eN, Bacon
quiet; clear sides 16H; shoulders IS. Whiskey 1885,
SAVANNAH. September 1A-Cotton dull and entire
ly nominal. Middlings 22c. Sales 174 bales. Re-
ceipts in two days 1l65 bales.
AUGUSTA, September h-Cotton dull and declin-
ing. sales 10 bales, Receipts IS bales. Middhngs
40 cents.
MOBILE, September A.-Cotton steady and firm.
Sales $50 bales; middlings 81. Receipts 726. E1-
ports 2lz.
NEW ORLEANS, september 14.-Cotton in fair de-
mand; middlings 22hc Sales ITO. Receipts 664.
Sterling bank nominally 666. New York sight par
10 q discount. Gold 40. Molasaes and sugar steady
and unchanged.
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PHYSICIANS wonder at ihe extraordinary power OF
RADwAY'S REEOv&TTNG RESOLvENT in curing
the worst forms Of Scrofulous, Syphioid, Chronic
Skin Diseases and Its marvellous power In resolving
caculous concretions afording immediate relief and
consequent cure Of Diseases Of the Fldney, Bladder
Liver, Lungs, Pancreas, spleen. Its rapid influence
In the cure of Diabetes, ncontnence or scanty tur-
bid, alpuminous, cloudy urine; It's almost instant ef-
fcacy in stopping itching and painful discharge OF
urine, and lie singular power In curing discharges
from the Uterus and Urethra, L. ucorrhoe, Bloody
Urine, and other unhealthy and weakening dis
charges;-and inquire wherein the SARSAPARIL-
LIAM used in the Renovatng Resolvent differs from
ordinary Sdrsdparilds Sars ,parilian Is the only
principle in sarsaparilla that possesses curative
properties oil other parts Of the root are inert and
useless. One ounce of the extract obtained under
DR.. Radway new process for extracting the curative
properties from vegetable substances, contains more
OF the true principle Of than twenty pounds of
the ordinary roots.
SARSAPARILLIAN is or,y one Of the ingredients
that forms this truly wonderful medicine; and 1t Is
the only compensatng remedy that communicates
its purifying, cleansing and reinUgoratiDg proper
ties through the BLOOD, SWEAT. URINE. and
other secretions. securing Harmonious functional
action Of every depraved organ and gland in the sys
tenn. If the blood is corrupt, the Resolvent will
make 1t pure. II the Lungs are liberated and sore.
secreting thick phlegm and prureleDt matter. the
Resolvent will loosen this deposit and repair the
wasting lung with sou,d and healthy material. II
the skin Is covered with pimples, spots pustulee,
eoIebt 0Cb tic QtbolFtut Will QUICKLY TcuOtb
these anuoyances. If mercury is deposited In the
bones and has accumulated In the system, the Re-
solvent will drive II out II the Throat or Bronchial
Glands liberated. the Resolvent will cure these
signs OF al early waste. Direct remedies, possess
ing only exclusive properties, are hurtful ss they
increase the functional secretions OF on organ by
suspending the constituent secretions of others;
hence, compromising remedy like the Resolvent Is
the only means Of o permanent cure.
BEAR In MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF BLOOD
lppregnated with the Resolvent and absorbed to
supply the waste Of the body, will make pure. sound
and healthy hesh and fhrr. The first dose that is
takcn commences its work OF publication and In
creasirg the appetite and flesh.
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Boston. Market.

BOSTON. September 11.--CoRTRE-Ihe market
continues quiet and there hs ge been no Gales of i'm
portance. We quote Ja q at 2Sc, Rio ut 1415a17c
gold, st Domingo 9HasAc Eo;d In bond.
CoTToN-The receipts tnis week have been 62s
bales OF which 2S7 were by the Providence Rail.
road, 200 from Mobile from Baltimore. and 1876
from st Domingo. The market has cen very dull,
and prices declined 1Ha2c per lb. The demand is
confined TO small lots for Immediate consumption,
there is speculative inquiri The sales of the
week have not exceeded 600 bales The stock in this
market is not than 1000 bales. We quote ordt-
nary OF 2216c coed ordhary 24c, low niddiing 26c,
midding 271c, good niddling 30aS1c per pound.
GUNNY BAes-The market is quiet. Heavy bags
are held firmly at 19a19Hc, currency.
GUNEY CToTH-There Is no change In the market.
Sales of 80 oales at 81 %c per yard
HAY-The market Is not active, but there is q mod
crate demand at s29a25 per ton for prime The re.
cent wet weat er is having favorable effect upon
the feed in English pastures. and the demand for
hay for that market will be smaller than was anhci-
pated.
RIoE-The market is quiet. Small snles Of Caro-
lima at 9a9Lc q fb.
NAVAL SToREs-Spirits turpentne is selling mode.
raey at Acc q gallon, and to arrive 800 bbls part at
that price. In tar small sales at S4a4 rs q bbl In
rosin there have been sales of 800 bos No at So 5a
8 20 p bb. Pich has been quiet at sS 75a4 2 Dbl
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY MINUTESl
important to Know how to Use Grad
ways Ready Reltef' in Acute
and Dangerous Attacks!
MY OWN CASE.


On Saturday night the 19th was violently seized
with Congestion Of the Lungs. For q few days pre-.
vious I felt dull pain over my left lung, with
occasional coughs but icing actively engaged, paid
no attention to it. When seized, the pam was so
piercing cutting and eIcruciang that every breath
drawn was like red hot knife cutting my lung. Be-
Ing absent ON home sent out for three bottles OF
RADWAY'S RELIEF. applied the entire lot to my
lungs, back. shoulders &C., and 10 few moments
and, as the skin became Redeemed, all pain ceased.
In half an hour was free from pain and all signs
OF Congestion, Inf, mmstion &C., gone. This Is an
important cure. It is well that every one should
know how TO thls remedy In severe attacks. 1he
same rule holds good IN cases of Inflammation OF
the Loins, Bowels, Kidneys and Stomach. Apply
the RELILF freely; coax the skin with 1t. 1t will
instantly secure the withdrawal OF the Inflammation
to the surface. and persons now suffering may, In
THIRTY MINUTES, be free from pain
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
In ca.es where Inflammation has existed for
length of time in addition to the RELIEF, take six
OF RADWAY'S FILLS. Powder them. In half an
honr, 10 most cases, they will operate II not, re.
neat the Dose In one or two hours at the furthest
thew will operate, and the patient soon get well In
Bilious, Typhoid, Fever and Ague, thus treatment Is
'"' . " '- JOHN RAILWAY, M. D.
a8- Dr. railways REMEDIES are sold by Drug.
gsts and Storektepers everywhere, Get the New
Style, with India Rubber Cork.
DOWIE & NOISE,
AGENTS.
No. 16s Meeting.street. corner Hasel
Charleston, g C.
Maya Ipac 6mos
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Political str.ws How the Wind is
...fE: Blowing.

~. Jxr-,
Mitnln tWo %eeks tHo nsuiSai G papels H. ~ "., rs
Sons.a nave hsuiea oo"n ofan' u''.'ai anu pu' up
: ~, > l1oA 49,
80 mSny hspnoncan PaP1ss PG ~. III pai.s VI VI
the country are Joining tne DemocIacS that VIC
: cSnnot nno room 10 pcln1 tnef naues.
e.. General Buell., who saved Grant and bis army
from utter destruction at Shiloh, supports
Seymour and Blair.
Five hundred Republicans in Montana have
renounced their adhesion to the Radical party
and come o1t for the Dtmocratic ticket.
The ulinois Post: German Radical paper.
has ern;red in conseouence of the defec.
Hon of the respectable Germans Of the city,
, who have heretofore acted with the Radicals.
There ia ac,-nbsn; Democratic Climb in New
yorL nearIv fva hundred strong. nearly aifof
tha r,eynNaya ~ vhich ara said fn have hereto-
fore voted the Repnbiican tlcket.
Tho cr.nt a,Acto,s IN A1abena. have declined
10 sarve and bsva taken the stnmn for Sev-
.ronnr Rsd;cai naner in Montoomerv has
oassaa ,,,bi;oet;nn H. sant ~ snnnort
- - D. go. - t,sa -. r,,,os 80
,,:Ltc.ao pans,hI;osns @ ~ tb.t c;tv vho have
Ss.,oT,r an5 RIair u clnhs and I'll vote
the entire Democratic ticket at the next cleo
tion,1 80. = =. -
: rr.1o III III bon uond Germans reaid;np in the upner
,,o-t;ons of phils3seInhia have formed Sew
monr and blair onb. These Germans have
heretofore ,etaii with the Radical party. Phil
adeinhis will elect the Democratic ticket bY at
least ten, Thousand majorlty,
Tba.. o,,;ncp tTl,;nois, Herald savs that in
that c;tv taere have not been less than fifty
chanoes of German Radicals from. Grant to
Seymour In the course OF the past month,
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Working and Waiting.
BIZ TIE EEFxN.


Took ON that form, once at for the sculptor
Look ON that cheek, where the roses have diedt
working and waiting have robbed from the artist
AN that his marble can show for his pride.
Statue-hke sitting
- alone, m the Aitang
And wind-haunted shadows that people her hearth.
God protect all OF us
God sheiter all Of us
From the reprosch Of such things on the eartn
An the day long, and all through the cold midnight
Still the hot needle she wearlly plies,
Haegard aud white as the ghost O. spuS:nea e 0ne
Sewing white robes for the chosen ones eyes
Losr in her sorrow,
But for the morrow
Phantorn.hke speakin. In every sotcn.
God protect all OF us-
God shelter all Of us
From the curse born with each sigh Tor the rcnl
1,v hnrns tte lamp. Fly sw:fter thou needlel
Swifsar thou asp ior the breast of the poorl
Else the pale light will be st.ien by pity,
Era OF the vital part thou hast msde sure'
Dying, yet living
All tle worlds giving
BARELY the life that runs out with the thread.
God protect all Of us
God shelter all OF Us.
From her hast glance as she follows the dead B.!
What II the morning finds her still besting
All the souls load Of mercness lot.
Fate will not tighten grain OF the burden,
While the poor .earer by man Is forgot;
Sewing aud sieh1ng-
Sewing and dying
What TO such fu is o day or TWO moTeF
God protect all OF US
God shelter all Of us
From the rev days lease OF woe TO the poor
Hasten ye windsl and yield her the mercy
Lying in sleep on your purified breath
Yield her the mercy, -entolding blessing,
yield her the mercy, whose signet Is death;
In her toll stopping,
- See her work dropping,
Fate thou art mercifull Ltfel thou art donel
- God protect al Of us
. 8. Z; ~ God shelter all OF US
From the heart breaking, and yet living on
Winds that have smited herl tell ye the story
: 'aOf the young life Of the needle that bel;
Making its' bridge over dsath's soundless waters
Ont Of sHaying and soul-cutting thread,
- 'l'-.i L. Over it going,
- -! u All the world knowing,
Thousands bsve trod It, footbleeding, before;
God protect all Of US
God ahelter all Of us
Should she look back from the opposite shore
-. -
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a2o7.c for No to prime steam, and 2oxa2oxc for

a2oHc for No l to prime steam, and 2OHa20xc for
kstte rendered.
Butter is quiet at s1assc for Ohio. and s7a44c for
State.
CorroN-Is lower, Sales $50 bales at 2sa261Sc for
midding tplands. =; IL =
Messrs. Cornwall zeresa, in their weekly circu-
lar, thus quotes the market:
Our market for The week has been very heavy and
irregular, closing with adecline from the opening
prices of Saturday last Of from Q to cents per
pound. Contracts for future delivery have been
made at the following prices, q cents for De-
cember, "a cents for November, and 25 cents for
October.
The total sales for the week have been 7409 bales.
The exports from this port for the week have been
1850 bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-15

Hon. p A. Rost, native Of France. but
for tbe Last forty years q resident Of Louisians,
and one Of ths most distinguished men OF that
State, died last week. For long time he fill
ed seat upon the Supreme bench. On the
formation OF the Provisional Confederate Gov
ernment he was named as ITS Commissioner to
Spain, and did not return home until the war
Of that government with the United States had
terminated.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-15
THE .IsaAs11rEs IN NEW YoaK-NEw TEN:


p1ss.-ANew York'fetter Of Friday last says:
The new Hebrew Temple Emmanuel corner
~ Etb avenue and Forty-third-street, was
d dedicated this afternoon with gs sgpropsTiats Ger
enon,ea.. Addresses ysrs aslasesso saas hy the q,
Cincinnati, and DR.. Mayer, of Charleston. The
sadeosEabout $500 600. Its style osarehitectuTe
nave are two towers, which. when completed,
viii rise to the height ofone hundred and
seventy feet and terminate IN gssSsd gsosd spRSo IRSs
Rsiormed i Hebrew worship, the sanctuary and
pulpit are placed in thu chancel contrary to the
cnslom ofths Hebrews OF the contrary sect
The Jewish Temple; Mishkan israel In
TWelfth-street, was also consecrated to-cay.
The officiating clergy were Rey. Messrs. Half,
Wassermsnrl, Htebsch and Hrsch. The ser
mon OF address was delivered by the last mem
toned. A very numerous congregation were
present, and the ceremonies were OF the most
Impressive character. y a;.>
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-15
per South Carolina Railroad
September IL.

so bales Cotton, SO bales Domestcs, s6 boxes To
bscco 254 casks Clay, so bbls naval Stores, cars
Wood, cars Lumber. car Cattle. To Railroad
Ag Mt Bollmann Bros. G W Williams J. Co, b Bis
Holmes & Macbeth, G Follin, Goldsmith & Co, Pei.
zer, Rodgers & Co. A Salinas, W Dowllng W
II Armstrong, Reeder DAVIS, Mowry & Co, Utsey
Kenyon, W Roach, q Mallonee.