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WANTED, A GENTLEEIAN no TEA Gil
w from fifteen 10 twenty male children in the
village OF Summcrye, 5. G. He must be ruy cenl-
potent of teaching tie English branches Of Eluca-
tion, together with French and the Classics
Apply to In D. ". LAa1H,
December Chairman.
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D!sss!stisa if Gesartarrskis.

DF1sps.CTI:>s t,Et tCGPAHTEE2sFI2.
I Tho Co2artne:sh:p exisun9 between The uu-
i,g-sigIcj. upTer t!is u.nle af CuaNEf WIL9cN:
:, his day G:s..iyea IL mutusl consent j. II.
WILsCE vi. ::I1 1it,asc thc affairs OF tie nrra.
HENRY ". CONNER.
JAMES II. WILSON.
Charleston, i.G December, 1868.
:TUrTcE-TuE STTB~ ~CEtEER WILL CONTINUE
The EyClI, EGE. C.ILh"lION aud BROKERAGE
RU+I.nSS. al W. :;-pld-st"s;.
J.ME3 ii TILsO%.
Dscc,u:,r1 tulhG
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ntnlUrgis.

5Ni:J. ::,s'ti;FIL HAS REMOVED
" his cfli.c and rcs:dcnrc to i1o SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF King !iND JOHN Streets.
November2
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Hlotiees in Banhruyttp.

mo WREN IT NAY CuNCEES.-TiIE
undersigned herrhy cires ro!icc ni lis appoint
meni as ASST suec OF WI. 81 WILLIAMS. CT sloncs 3
Corner in the District OF Clar.esol, aud >ta,c OF
South CaroiinJ, who has Gcan adjudSc1 q Bankrupt
uron his OWE petition by The District Court of tue
United sta;ua for tie District Of sOu'h Caro- ina
La ctl the second dry OF Dcccnbc' 1863
pccem5rrj tE3 LOUIS McLAlS.
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MEN KE & MULLER;

MENk Z :: i { / Z K
T5TAKE PLEASURE ~ ATScUN cI;G That
4 tney have opened at their Sow Es:ab!:si.n.u;,
40. 3as kt;iG-SlEEET. Opposite soc,oy III. uEcst
seek Of FALL 4hD WIN IEI G0Jor 10. ticni!.-
ineI1s wh,cs be iouDd IN tie ct, cIl::lgic
isE tas Inaioest 3kOAD'LOtJ Us. FRENCH 20
sEI.s, VELVET aND SILK VISrING.,, &c Uh.ch
will bo . 20 order.
rhcy asya also o. hand large assor;luen: cf
RI. iY-MADn CLOTHING, af Al! descriptions
selected ~it grel Care aud eft yerv u.e.; styes,
CONSISTING OF Eusiuess sp6 Q ess sui S. Gveycas:s
&c. ard full stock Of Aiczandrr's hid Ias,.;nerc
ana BatEaSia Gloves Cravats, Shirts AID ut.er Fur
a;shing Goods.
Saustacaon guaranteed in eysry case, and prices
to suit tue ,iolts. 4. 9laHaa,
Il ormeS!y OF DoaDAUM & dEsK..i
L. MILLER.
formerly Of MULLER BEoYHgRal
October 13 tu;t3 ..ilvs
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f. a Z:
FOR TUE BENEFIT or
THE ovid DOW s. Il . 81 L.
WILL BE Held AZ
TIE "HOME" N BROAD-STEEEr,
ON TIE 1I! DECLNGEE TEIT

THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE "Ho5tE"
reiurp their thHrs tho community for tue assist
ance which has been tXeulcd them in l.elr under
takng and will De thankful tGr any contributions OF
money provisions and fancy articles.
Packages fron: tis.rcc W lc ;:aEfrorte1 free
of chgrsr, by the Express cohpsuy aDd !;aiiroads,
i: drected 10 Mrs. II. s. SSQTDEH, President o!
Nidows' Uoms, Charleston. :. c.
NJ H.-postvc.y 10 !.:st; IL. HaGlos viii bc c'Tc:-
lated about the hail. Chances il d.si!ti cen be SC.
cured 1T the respective table.
BOARD - coET;io-.
Mrs II 4 SNowpEN, airs j & WiT..oS.
iIrs ID j. HUGER, .r:is e \ YI:Dl'EE.
alrs Gro NoDEcrscN, Miss II .;IDtIl.TcE.
airs SSoMeEN, MIS- 81 T. ;A.;YBE:.L,
Miss Il UoRLGFck, Miss J: rAL:.Ee.
Mro HENRY EAyESEL nj $ ANA &.3i!cS,
i!rs " p H;ATurso:..
Mrs. II. 4. SSow0EH. IRE :,lcgt
alin MATILDA MIpDLEiO;, TIca-!rssident.
Miss IL. T. CAMPBELL. Sec and 1rcl>u"cr.
Mrs. J. II. WILSON, Corresponding SECRETARY.
November
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A GENTS WA.TED.--S75 TG $500 PEI:
n month, or commission from which twice
that amount cln lie nude by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE; price S13. For circulars and terms. address
C. DOWEaS & CO., No. $40 South Third-strcet,
phila iclpbil, Pa. 3mo December 5
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JSTANTED, A SETTLED WOMAN TO
w do general housew0rii for small fl lily. Ad-
dress P. q. K, NEWS Olic,. December Z
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a6 tI%r.srEEEr, NEW yoEK,
November II. 1857.
UDoLruo ToIrE, Esq, Present:
Drnr Sir-I have :iaJca chemical examination OF
sample Of your Sciredam Schnapps, with the il-
tent vi determining II any foreign or Injurious SUI
stance Lad been aided 10 th simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted Ill the coac;u*io:i
that the sample contained no pcisono;s or h.-nliul
admix,urc. | have rcLn unable to discover any
s,acc OF tic deleterious substances wicl are c,u.
ployed in the aaultcraiion of liquors. would no!
hesitate 10 uso myself or to recomm nd 20 others,
for medicinal purposes, the Schiedan Schnaprs as
an excellent and un nabjec t!onabe variety Of gin
Very respectfully yours,
t%isnc5,l CHAS. A. SEELY, Chcln:si.
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A TEACHER. WHO WAS THOROUGH
IA LY educated for his profession in Prussia, his
native country. and who is capable Of TEACHING the
English branches, Mathematics, Modern Languages
snd Tho Classics, desires Situation in the south.
Please address through the Postofticc, D. n. AR
NOLh. Charleston, 5. Z.
December 8 tuths3+
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New YORK, 80. 81 CEDAI-srSEET. [

November &c, 1867 !
UDoLpHo WcLFE, Esq. Present:
Dear Sir! have submitted to chomical ana'yeis
two bottles OF "Sch:oaam Schnapps," which TOOK
from fresh package in your bonncd warehouse. and
iiaI as before, that the spirituols liquor is Tree
from injurious ingredients or Justification; that it
has the marks Of being aged and Eot recently pre-
parcd by mechanical atlnixture OF alcohol and arc
lnatcs
Rr,pec';uiy. Fi'ED. Z. MAYER,
i'Lemat.
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EINE Art GALLERY.

OU-NGI'S s. COS pdOT0GRAPu AND
FINE AIT GALLERY.
NOW on EXHIBIlIoy yHs LARGEST AID
fGcs, Collection Of CHaOM0 IdT,OGRA9dS cIer
Saea in Charleston. They are perfect copies OF eel.
cblacj Works OF Art. bo;i anc cnt 'nd inode:n.
Among hc collection may b. f0uad SALVADOR
pUSA's NrAD OF CiEljl. Cc-!eggo's MaSda'eno,
4. Dclacrois TiGo lioins O;l:, A Do;lcroix', 1ido
Coming T., Turner's Venice Jacia0a'I Esgiisa
Scencrr, Eowbottcn,'s ElGiisa Scenery. BAKERS
English and Irsh scenery, Views on ;hc ihine = hc
ursiraud, he Wt;tCrhclf, Ma lie FioTs, anu
lnary otIcis.
The public :rc respectfully invited 10 call and sec
these beautiful Works oi Art. They a.c offered lot
gale 1t New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction m the pr:cc .. ~ RG:fAl>; PIC
! tiR:S. kcccnt improvements - pr0da.lnS nesa
pi.iufcs cGaho ns 10 .cw offer the 1T lcari? one
i.a.f the forpi,r prices. aud Tar supo Or Cail and
examine ap rlineIis.
OUR CARRIES DE yISlTE A,U OrHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ..;;E UNSUR-
PASSED.
R.pecial attention given IN rhildr-n. ,lso 10 eopy.
Ing old Daguercoiypo5 and csacr pictr.c;. sliisfa'
tina in ali cc3cs cusr.n;eo and At prices - sorrc-
pond with ilc tunes.
scEEEu3C0P1C PICTURES
AND
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS 0. CHARLESTON,
FoE2 SCMrEn IND MAGNOLIA
CENEcAS1
~ !:cJ:sacl .:.iSc:.
a Gao co!;ocslor or
sluRgc2coeGu VIEWS o. TIE IarN-
rAINs Il, NORTH cAsoi.EgA AID TIE
F..EN,.H 2<0AD ElTza.
Tsc- re u, .Irss and only Dhoiotiep:s cys: ';sn
Ii, kat !o.ai:t;.
Gus SGy @ { O.,
80. 25l E1yG-sraE&T
CHAELEelOi, s. C.
:;,yec,h:rt2 3iaos
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tost aaS foEao.

OTHAYED OI; sTrLEH, SUNDAY or
y Sunday night, n Black aud Tan TERRI lER. A
reward will be gwen for bis recovery on application
at No 90 aAsELSTRbET, between Ansos and East
Raw s;rses December
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feel bound to sag, th.t regard your Selma ops
as bong in every respect prc.smiRently pare, aud
deservin. OF medical patronage. At all events, it is
the yurcst 20. sbc article o: Holland Gin. hereto
fore ,inoltalnapc an,l rs such may be safely Pre-
scribcd b. physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist New York.
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So Gfnt.


A VERY PLEASANT SUITE OF APART
n AIENTS to rent Wit: piazza and private stair
case attached Tic roor:s can be rented separately
if desired Apply at No. so KING-sJ RECT. q few
doo, hollow Tradd iu.hs November IT
TJ,O RENT, THAT FINE THREE AHD
4 half story BRICK RESIDENCE in Anson-
street oGc Gocr south ef LauIcps. For particulars.
apply at No. 80 Sc IE1I-sTREET, or at I Is Or
FICE. G" Ceccmcer?
TEyO HE,T. OFFICES IN THE FIRE
4 PROOF BUILDING. corner Chalmers and Mcet-
ing streets Arply at OFFICE COUNTY COalMis-
SlONERS, F:rc-proCf Building.
recAmber 7
ITO EEaT, THAT NEW TENEh- ENT
BUlLDING, Nos. G7 and GO Siatc-strcet. one
door north OF Cumberland Will be rented either as
one or two stores. Apply 10 L. SsERFEsE, at
Messrs. Lau-ey 4 AleX1nd. T, No. 1877 East Bay.
December 5
rfJD RENT. a PIA-O,I IN GOOD ORDER.
Amy al THIS OFFICE October %
mo aaNT, A FIE;s GROCERY sTAND,
with fixtures complete, corner King aud Gilt
ford streets. Terms moderate. Apply ut BERNARD
O'NFILL'S. No. lS9 EAST GAY.
November Is lmo"
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li0nN lsA. AID BUILD.yG .issurz.-
$liIEAaiss

yE1AnT,sp, TO 60 IN The COUNTRY,
w in healthy locality. q WHITE WOMAN. to
cook and wash; GIL L. to attend about the house;
also, two WHITE AlEN, accustomed 10 woilin;
about firm. Apply ut tho UNION HOME, south
west corner of Chalmcr and Church streets between
the hours OF Q aud 10 A.. u.
Decembnr 10 1t
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T10;: ssa.E, 4 rLAHG.iTIcN isLSVRs
Iai'ea t:cIa Charleston. on tic fo:tht.stcrn
EaTrcud, n!,l3iHG eighty acres OF flca aad
dwelling AID al necessary cu;tuild!1se. together
Will, all necessary isrIn atansiis scr iinodiac csit'-
v.,icn Terms ca,y. hrp!y at Cfiicn o. the Store
Kcsner IF tire Ioit, Few tus;ouhouse, Charleston.
y. -, ifo;u !. ~. 20 : L, d..
Dec.nascr 1f
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oU -N1Y's & COS raoroGRApa AND
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fur Sale.

T1ol. sAEss, TWO FINELY BRED
IL and wcil-hrolcn POlN rEitS. For particulars
and priccs. ;dlrcss Lock BOX No s0 Charleston
Decamb,rS
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NEW :U,4G CT
.. e. gl..Dwss1ll &; r+j., -; '.,i3;ors.

q. Is. s7l..DwHz2 &; Cd, 80 '.i3;ors.
TVS LOhG s.IABIijsit-D ;...~---1.ts:'
;ynTZJ. as peculiarly sIoEa y '''"a!'': :A'Aei
-, -t :i.e rlDsA.---rnt ~ ). = .:J-t'i-. -. -ua
,-o:s rscrn,ly ,rit+ e,st M Hi.i.. ;.l-'i:e!t" 4
/, 50 nr,g ,inGei sao yropr,c;,rs.,., -: aes:.. u.
g. !IT. .oaEt:; I, e. 3. SOc.;1a;. :- !';p 's=i oi
O n. HILDRErH 8 ~.
Tho ss,,oc tsr,:cr f-o,: Ills lon! o3r.-H''acn aS
u, on.iaor Of tii, reran, <;. u, ..:t =. a.!oS
otc.s Of Sf--y Ois.ii. iiass-rs hiE,A; it: ., cHn
assure his frr c7.7 .iIe ino;io s:-rssi tcs a
t1rIucr world yI5s reputation lon..af l-,a. L.
hee.. s::a;. bs ;ii:: :ast=I.tJ u.-,r Is p'-acaI
Liam. ::l!..n'. .!rE .|.' -: -
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r1MPLOYN;tS1 irIrIC.G.-S|fsyAHTS
~ can be obtained by applIcatlo 20 the UNION
HOME" from III IL O'Clock daily.
Servants can also find places by application TO The
same place, at the same hours Inquire icr the Nd
tren coraer Church und Chalmers street
Jupe 10
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y1OH SALE, or - isxcEAsas: FAR A
A HOJ.E on SUILlVAN'S ISLAND, reat
Cottage, i'll ;l:c healthy Village of pcndieon. +. e.
noHs, cnntRising our upright aud Two niro shed
.-oms; coed firop!sces in all the CONS an conTe'
n;crt ou:bGidinu, Wei Of water. &c. Lot about q
qnartcr of oil acre. Apply at SEIP'S COTTON
PRESS. corner ui Anson AID H.yns streets.
Drcc.liJar3 tn'iuf
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- = .r ED; = ,i:i.' ',I''
o - : l.: > !: = :;
.,,-,,- -...-.r- H..
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NOR SAFE. GNE sEcCOMD-HhsD
b. HOHSk ENGINE and tYLIND BOILER,
very lt:lo used.
One secondhand 10 Horse Eoiicr tCyllnder,, very
little used. Price low. Arrl> 10
WM. =. HE&ERtY.
DccombcrJ sta.iiG c no. :ili Me.tus-s rtoi.
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In the First Congressional District OF
this State. the Republicans nominated
soldier with one leg Now said the Dem
ocrats this man cannot run with only one
leg, and no money, but still we must rot
be too certain, and as money makes the
mare GO we will put on the track a
"bloated bond holder" who with much
money shall buy his way to Congress.
And this was done, aud the race soon
became very exciting. The man with
only one leg drew about him simply those
who admired true principle and manly
worth. while the other was completely
surrounded by those wholonged for ,ftthy
here and were wiling to do a good turn
for O Considerations Our one legged
friend as he hoped along left nothing
bat few pages here and there of his
past recrrd, while his competitor shovel
ed out his wealth to an extent,it is report
ed, Of so, 900 and all who would par,ake
were invited. Bus Is was evident ere the
race VAS at an end tn a; lie solder wou.G
win. and he did-noi,ey fail ~: in that
crowd to purchase the assistance requisite
to give the Bundho,der anything like the
start it was supposed he would get, and
50 the story ends, as is usual in all good
stories, with virtue trium hing over vice.
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Emerson is getting deaf and witty.
Victoria has returned from Scotland.
ISeymour's speeches have been sent to
the dead letter office.
Rosecrans will positively sail foi
Mexico on the 18th.
Dorian a Fulton street oyster man
amas>ed half million.
Rebel Hood is doug good business
in the commission line in New Orleans.
Eugene carries a cane and sometimes
raises it when Louis don't perform
right.
There is no truth in the rumor that A
J. requested Me Culioch to resign.
Forcilonbcci< Is the name OF the new
President OF Prus>ian Chamber eff Dei,u
ties. a-
lie portraits Of Napoleon and Euge
ME have been destroyed % the streets oi
Madrid.
Brigham exhorts the Mormon youth
,ot tp whistle and throw peanut shells
II he gallery of his theatre.
The oldest man in England died the
other day aged H. He was day
aborer named Richard Purser.
The homepaths in Cleveland have
been having public dinner. They took
it in allopathlc doses.
Dana spoke twenty four times in twenty
five days in the canvass against Batter.
1t WASH enough. however.
john Bright has got into the Edlnburg
Chamber of Commerce. He made them
financial speech yesterday.
John Surrat rode, in recent Mary
land tournament. as ',the Knight OF
Rome wearing his Papal Zouave uni
f,rm
Queel Isab LA Gate of SPAIN sings
like an artist, drives like Roman
Emperor, and rides like an Amazon.
Nor are these ali ot her accomplishments.
Figaro states, with AN air OF authority
that the fortune Patti brought her bus.
band on her marriage was a check signed
Rothschlld. for 500, 900 francs, and we
are led to believe that she placed this
valuable document unreservedly in his
hands.
A new retiring board, consisting Of
Brevet Brig. Gen. l.. +. Graham. Colo
ne! Fourth Infantry Henry w. Wesseis
Lieutenant Colonel Eighteenth infantry
G. McDnugal. Assistant Medical Sur
yeon, and Brevet Colonel h. I'll. Abodle
Surgeon, assemblies at st. Louis on the
10th.
A Washington dispatch tells this re-
markable it-true story of longevity
Moses Smith colored man died here
last night at the ase OF one-hundrei and
twenty. He was formerly a slave in Vr-
ginia and retained distinct reeoiiectiof
of the stirring events OF the Revolution
He was a servant of an officer In the
legion of Light Horse Harry. and re
membered many incidents which, despite
his aye, be related graphically, O
the campaign of this cavalier in the
CaroIlGas. His wife is still living, at the
age of one hundred and thirteen years.
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che Orlbuuc.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF MANITOWOC
COUNTY.

COUNTY.
n You have lately passed through one of
the most hotly contested campaigns this
| county has ever known You have met
the enemy on the stronge t ground he
possesses, Keneucky excepted. andi you
have overthrown and completely demor-
allied him. True, oil our candidates
were not elected, but three of them
were, and had one only been secured it
would have been con, idered victory 1t
is plain to be seen that, only thousands of
dollars saved the democracy from COM
plete rout. Under such state of affairs
it behooves US to pause for moment
aud consider the situation. As we look
at it. the Republican party of this county
is not horde of oh;e seekers. /, Is
composed OF men who believe III the
greatest good for the greatest number
and its mission in the county is to over
throw a party that has been reck less and
extravagant in the use of money belong
ing to the people; in short, to Put an
end to the stealing practised by GER
tain few and give the people what they
most need, an honest and economical
management Of the county affairs. How
to attain this end is the desideratum
sought. We have made fair beginning
but there is much lacking. In the future,
there must be greater harmony or the
Republican party can necer succeed !!
Our population is made up of every
nationality almost, and diversified inter-
ests tend to create local jealousies, but
these must all be put down and every
man who wishes to see a change tor the
better must be willing to ork with every
other man for the advancement of the
cause. But one will say 81 don't care
cent, will never support such and such
mani" Hold on friend, do you not
know that you are nipping off your own
nose? do you not know that should every
republican carry out such views the
party would soon be utterly defeated? !?
How can we hope to redeem the county
from. misrule unless we are all united
and bend our energies to the task of put
ting down the taxes by putting honest
men-iin Office !? In the late canvass con
siderable III will was manifested one
toward another and it probably defeated
one of the candidates on our ticket. 1t
is not our province to say who was, or
who was not to blame in the matter.
prehaps I'll concerned were, and the
parties now ought to he satisfied TO call
the matter erea and take fresh start
with more wisdom for future guidance.
We certainly all have ne same object III
view the attaiutncnt Of which calls fer
the exercise of charity towards onr fel-
Iowmen quite as much as any othervlrtue
let all practise it, and county orders will
soon be at par and Manitowoc county
will flourish un: un:receden;edly.
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-Neg,o suffrage was carried in the
late elections by the Republican OF
Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri. We
consider this the greatest step in favor
of civilization AMI free government that
has yet been taken since The Enancipa-
ton Proclamation was promulgated by
President Lincoln. 1t shows this. III
the Republicans are in favor Of the lar
gest liberty for all the people 1t shows
that they are willing the poor houid
have voice as to how they shall be
governed as well as their more favored
brethren, and this is right II the negro
is man-and the Almighty uudnubled
ly considers him as such-then in thi>
country he should have the privileges
that every other man has. This is the
best feature Ct our gevel nlnent and it i.
the chief source of a II our greatness.
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We take the following from the
Milwaukee and Madison papers
Town and village of Manitowec Grant
637,s Seymour $50.
This is a great mistake. Seymour
received only 339 votes and the majority
for Grant was 296, the largest ever given
for any Presidential candidate. Major
Be,zfor Treaeuier. received 32S majority
hfpaitewae has not yet been turned over
to the Copperheads The Republicans
never worked harder than they did du-
ring the CANVASS just closed, as the result
in this county has shown.
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-''What did you come here after p
inquired miss of a bachelor friend who
rradc her a call when che rest of the
folks were gone out, during the holidays.
Il came to borrow some matches,
he meekly replied. Matches! that s
a likely story Why don't you make "a
match? [ know what you come for, .
exclaimed the delighted miss, as she
crowded the old bachelor into corner,
you come to hug and kiss me almost to
death, but you shan t unless you are the
strongest, and [ know you are.
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THE EVE OF ELECTION.
BY JOIN G. wHJTrTrp

BY JOIN G. WHITTIER.
5he following beautiful poem should have been
erence:
From Gold to gray
Our mild sweet day
OF Indian summer fades too soon:
But tenderly
Above the sea
Hangs, white and calm the hunters moon
In its pale fire
The village spire
Shows like the zodiacs spectral lance;
The painted walls
Whereon it :ails
Transhsured stand in marble trance.
Ger fallen leaves
The west wind grieves
Yet comes a seedtiDle round again.
And morn Shall
The State sown free
with baieful tares and >healthful grain.
Along the street
The shadows meet
or Destiny, whose hands conceal
The moulds of fate
That shape tho state.
And make or mar the common veal.
Around l see
The powers that be-
stand by Empires primal springs
And princes
In every street,
And hear the tread of uncrowned kings.
IIark Through tho crowd
The laugh runs loud,
Beneath the sad rebukiug moon.
God the land,
4 careless hand
MAJ shake or swerve mor,ow's noon
No Jest is this;
One aniiss
May blast the hope of Freedoms year:
Oh take where
are hearts of PRAYER,
And foreheads lowered in reverent tears
Not lightly fall
Beyond recall
Tho written scroll breath can float;
The crow ng fact
The singIieSt act
Of freedom, is tho freeman's votcl
For pearls that gem
dadem
The diver in the deep sea dies;
The legal right
We boast tonight
Is ours through costler sacrifice.
The blood of vane
His prison rain
Who traced the path the pilgrim trad
And hers whose faith
Drew strength from death
And prayed her Russell mp 70 God,
Our hearts grow cold;
We lightly hold
right which brave men died to gain:
The stake the cord
The axe the sword
Grim nurses at its birth Of pain.
The shadow rend
And DER us bend
o martyrs with yonr crowns of palms?
Breathe through these throngs,
Your battle songs.
Your scaffold prayers, and dungeon psalms
Lock from the sky
Like Gods great eve
Thou solemn moon with searching beam:
7 j N tl3e sight
OF thy pure light
Our mean selt-seekings meaner seem.
Shame from hearts
Unworthy arts
The fraud designed the purpose dark
And smile away
TIE hands lay
Profanely on the sacred ark.
To party claims,
E# And private aims.
Reveal that august face of truth
WheretO given,
1888 The age of heaven.
The beauty of immortal youth.
SO sllall our VOICE
OF severe 'gn choice
Swell the -ep bass of duty DONE
And strike the key
u OF time to be
When God and man shall speak as one.