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ROsADALIS WILL CURE THE VERY WORST
CASES OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

CASES OF CbhONlC hnEOulA41SIh'
PORTSMOUTH, Va, February 25, 1868.
Contain j. II. Baker:
afaicted with rheumatism for the last five or SIX
years, many times unable to move. tried all med1.
cines recommended TO me for the disease, without
receiving any benefit. Having heard 'aosaaais
some relief continued 1t until am happy to Say
that am completely well.
I NOT only consider the "Rosadalls" sovereign
remedy for Rheumatism, but believe 1t also pre-
ventiye, and cheeriully recommend 1t to the
afflicted"
Yours, very truly, JAMES WEBB.
wuse:;, january Z, 1868.
/ hereby certify that have used DR.. Lawrences g
Justly celebrated Rosadalis In my smt'y as general
Alternative and Tonic, with the moet satisfactory re.
E,lts and therefore conscientiously recommend 1t
to the public as O medicine Of rare and genuine
merit JAMES NJ. DAVIS
Sheriff OF Wilson County, N. c.
RosApA1Is-This medicine has met with an IN.
urecedented success In this community. Captain
baker the polite and attentive agent TOR this city IN
forms us that 1t is next to impossible supply the
demand made for it, and that the medicine Is erect
Inc some wonderful cures, and giving great satsfae-
hon to all who have used 1t-"Nortok lVa.) Dahy
journal, November 20, 1857"
PREPARED ONLY By
J.J. LAWRENCE, NJ. D., CHEMIST,
BALTIMORE, ND,
Late of Wilson, North Carohna)
PRICE 81 so PER BOTTLE.
M Sold wholesale by all the principal wholesale
Druggists In sl the large cities of the United STATES
and British America, and retaed by Druggists every
where. s
An irtters Of inquiry, &C., promptly answered.
Address
DIR. J. ], LAW RENEE & CO.,
SOLE
pROPRIEToRs AND MANUFACTURERS,
No. PA Balhmore.street
Baltimore, hid.
For sale by
GOODRICH, WINEMAN d CO.
April 21 '"oS
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Ad Avennan.
b scHooLBoY ESSAY.

Ad Avennn.
a scHoorBoY ESSAY.
My lips fun oft to thine Tveprest- r.
They did not pressAgatni
Asickly anguish ans my breast
And thou hast caused the painl
With dizzy whita my senses swim,
Ay brain Is IN . swoon-
I've -Hooed Thea TN my sight is dim
This vholeloug afternoon.
No ainteat blush upon thy cheek
Repays my fond devotion.
The recompense that I would seek
Eor--ohl this wild emotion!
wb,ta-vbite as death thou dost remain!
Than common clay far duller-
oh. meerscham-'ere sh-how much OF PAIN,
And yet thou wilt not oolorl
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QIethiua ano furnishing GOODS.
is THE TIME!

NVV 1O 1AG AANAG
! = p
NOW is THE TIME TO THROW OFF
YOUR WINTER CLOTHING AND TO RE-
PLACE IT WITH GARMENTS SUITED TO
THE WARM WEATHER THAT Is NOW
UPON Us. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A
LIGHT wooLLEN OR LINEN SUIT, YOU
WILL FIND THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT
MAcULLAR. WILLIAMS & PARKER's,
who have a fun stock Of NEW GOODS, JUST MAN
UFACTURED, that win suit all, as viii be seen by
the list Of prices given below:
A NICE STYLE OF CHECK CASHMERE
sUITs-sAcK. PANTS AND vEsT.........s5 s 90
NICE STYLE OF GREY FLANNEL SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND vEsT................. 8 90
a NICE STYLE OF GREY FLANNEL SUIT
SACK, PANTS AID vEsT.................. 70 90
REAL SCOTCH FANCY CASHMERE SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND VEST. 10 90
DARK MIXED CASHMERE sUTT-sACK,
PANTS AND VEST. T.........................1 IS 90
DARK MIXED CASHMERE sUIT-sACK,
PANTS AND VEST acknowledgements. 21 90
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
sUITs-sAoK, PANTS AND VEsT.......... IS 90
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
sU1Ts-sAcK, PANTS AND vEsT.......... 10 90
FINE DARK BLUE INDIGO FLANNEL
sU1Ts-sACK, PANTS AND vEsT.......... 20 90
NEW STYLE FANCY CASHMERE SACKS.
GOOD AS CUSTOM WORK., .,......se to 15 90
NEW sTYIEFANoY cAssMEREPANTss 81 to 10 90
NEW sTYLEFANcY CASHMERE VESTS s2to 5 90
FINE BLACK CLOTH LINED SACKS. SO to Is 90
FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS FRocKs,
EQUAL TO ANY CUSTOM WORK. ....ss to s5 90
FINE BLACK DoEsKN PANTS. ........ss to u 90
WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS. EQUAL
10 CUSTOM MAKE.................. ssto 90
WHITE AND CoLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK SACKS. .......................d soto 701
WHITE AND coLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK PANTs........ ......s1 90 to 6 90
WHITE AND coLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK VESTS. ........................s15 81 90 to 90
CoTToNApEAND sATNET sACKs.. 80 90 to so
coTToNADE AND sATNET PANTS. 81 90 to Q 80
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
WHITE sHrsTs, sik and Merino UNDER
sHIRTs, Brown and Blesched Jean and Linen
DRAWERS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, TIES, sCARFs,
BOWS, COLLARS. &c.
a6- ONE PRICE. Goods all marked in plain fig.
ures No deviation made.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
NO. 27O KING.
CORNER OF HAsEL-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. c.
April % =
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD sENsA-
TION! g.
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In 1s47 the grea. grand principle Of stopping the
most e1cruciahng pain in an instant, without en-
ploying such dangerous agents as Chloroform,
Opium, Morphine, Acontne, Ether, &C., was Arst
made known In
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hereby certify that I am personally acquainted
with the above named physicians, and they are al
gentlemen of respectabity and standing IN this COM
munity. !; " DAVIS,
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- hkEkNo$k 1Oss0kAotS
Steamship ssrasosss, crowell, New York-left
Saturday 2. N. Mdze To Ravenel Co. D A
ANIME, Archer L Co, j, D Aiken d Co, 3 j
Adams, Z Bates Co, b Bischon Co, " NJ Bird B
Co, C D Brahe b Co, D A Bennett @ D Carr Co,
Thomas Caraher. " Denny. ] B Duyal Son, Dou-
Gin McCsnts, Edgerton Richards, Goldsmith &
Son. aruber Martin, q Graver. Hart & Co. JET.
torls & Co, b Chatter 90, Kreite Chapman,
Klinck. Wlckenberg Co, q Linley, q Luhrs &
Co. q F Baker { Co. W Marscher, W Mathiessen b
Co, Mowry & Co, Marshall. Nurmen & Berger.
o'Neill L Son, @ Panknin, Mrs Palmer, " F
Paddon, @ Ring. Risley 4 Creighton, Street Bros
Co, G W Stefens & Co, E Sloan, @ voigt, Wagon.
er, Heath & Monsees, F Wehmsnn, United States
Quartermaster, G Wardel & 70. McLoy & Rice,
y FRANKIE, W P Russell Co. B L Morse, N Max-
well, L Schnen Co, J Quackenbush, Cameron,
Barkiey Co, Chisolm Bros, q " Eirmsn, Ds-
y1s, Aelchers & Muller, and W B Co.
Steamer San Antonio, MuIdsy, Galveston (Texas).
Bound North and put in for fuel
Sailed Yesterday.
schr n " Smith, Tooker, Santa Cruz (Cuba).
schr Lizzie Evans Evans, Jacksonville (Fla).
Steamer Dictator, Wiley, Palatka, via sonve,
Fernandins, and Savannah.
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oUAcKENBos' GRAMMARs:

An English Grammar 81; Frat Book in Grammar.
80 cents. -
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Il recently exhibited, few bottles viii cure. II
chrome, or through the effects OF Mercury, Potas-
SUM, corrosive Suolimate, from Six TO one dozen
bottles may be required to make permanent cure.
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Gpmmfrial.

The Charieston Cotton Market.
oFFIoR OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY News
cHAnIxsroN. Tuesday Evening, May 4, IS.
The demand was very light, the market undergo
ing no important alteration, and prices remaining
unchanged; Sales 200 bales, say at %, at 49, IL
at 80. q nj 81. % ut Blk, 25 atS2. We quote:
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Greene County, August IA, 1868.

RosADA11s IS A POTENT REMEDY IN ALL
CHRONIC DISEASES.
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AG5a0Qll5.
r, o "A D LIS.
THE GREAT
AMERICAN HEALTH REsTORERl
TBE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER IN THE WORLD.
DIR. LAWRENCEs
CoMPoUND TRACT
II o A d LIS,
A. Safe and Certain Cure (and the only one yet dis
coyered) for
scRoFULA IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS,
Consumption In its early stages, Enlargement AID
liberation ofthe Glands. Joints, Zones Bones, Kid
tsm, Erupuons of the Skin,
Chronic Sore Eyes,
&c.
ALSO,
SYPHILIS
MALL IT'S VARIOUS FORMS.
DIsEAsEs OF WOMEN,
LOSS of Appetite, Sick Headache, Liver Complaint,
Pain in the Back, Imprudence in Life, Gravel
GENERAL ILL HEALTH,
ais i y and all diseases Of the
BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
IT thoroughly eradicates every kind Of humor and
bad taint and restores the entire system to healthy
condition. i-.Ls.r..
TITS PERFECTLY LYHARAIEss, neverproducing
the slightest injury. - s.,
THE ADA L T. g
Is not secret medicine. The articles nom which it
is made are published around each bottle, and 1t Is
used and recommended by the Medical Faculty,
wherever 1t has been introduced, asa POSITIVE and
RELIABLE Medicine for diseases Of the BLOOD,
LIVER and KDNEYs -.
ns-Used and endorsed by the leading Physicians
everywhere It is known. -
The following, amolg many hundreds Of our pest
citizens, testify to ;ts woudrous efficacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYMo1ANs.
,i..-.y,l BALrnfosE, Nd, March 4th, 1868.
heIieve DIR. Lawrence's 'ROsADALIS"t to be thel
BEET AtIKRATIvE NJ USE, and, therefore, cheerfuuy
fo' THos. J. BoYK1N, N. D.
BurMoaE, February 10th, 1868.
DFAR Sm:-I take pleasure In recommending your
ROSADALIS as Q very powerful Alternative nave
seen It used In two cases with happy resuifs-one
case of recondsrJ syphilis in which the patient pro
nounced himself cured after having taken five pot
tes of your medicine; the other o case OF scrofdA
Of long standing, which Is rapidly improving under
is use and the indications are that the patient VIII
soon recover. have carefully examined the formu.
la by which your Rosadalis Is made, and find 1t an
excellent compound Of Alternative ingre Hents.
Yours truly, R.W. CARR, n. D.
We know On. Dsvrence,s Rosadalis to be safe
and reliable Alternative, &C., and take pleasure IN re-
commencing tito the profession and the public.
A. d. MOORE, II. D.,
L. A. SMITH, n. D.,
J.B. wINsTEAD, Is. D.,
R.-G. BARHAM, NJ D.,
W. G. DUGGAN, n. D.,
E. BARNES, IL D.,
r. W. KING, L. D.,
8. wODDARD. NJ D.,
W.T.. BREWER, III. D.,
. W.J. BULLOCK, II. D.
January 7th, 1858.
hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with the above named physicians, and they are al
gentlemen of respectabty and standing n thus COM
mnnitv T. O. DAVIS,
N----''.. Mayor of Wilson, n, G.
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A.4REMARKABLE ClUREi

SORES ON TIE TONGUE, ULCERS IN THE
THROAT, SORE GUNS. SORE MOUTH,
SORES IN THE NOSE AROUND
THE EYES, &C.,
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.'
GENERAL sJPERNTENDRNrs oFF1cE,,
Z .CHARrEEroH. H..d March "a 1879 q

GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oFFICFa
CHAnfEsToS, &C., March 26 1863
" PASSENGER TRAINS OF the South Carolina.
Railroad Will run as follows '''< ~
FoR AUGUSTA :tss 15
Leave Charleston. ...... ................630A.M. n.
Connecting With trains for Montgomery Msmnhaa n
Nashy4e and New Or Ans, via Montgomery and,s
FOR COLUMBIA. q
Leave Charleston. NJ
Arrive at Colub ,bia. PM
Connecting with wilmington and Manchester Ran. =
road, Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad ands
FOB CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. 800 A. NJ
Arraye at Charleston. $40 pm.
Leaxe NJ
sAUaUsTi NiaHf EXPRESS y =
- (sUNDAXs E1cEPTEDl as.s,ts { poG
Leave Charleston. p. n.
Arr1ve 2t AuRuBta. a. IL.
Connecting with trains for Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans, via Grand Junction. yt-fG
LsSSe vs =. .
ooLUMsiiHiGHiTr ExpREss ~ ~ = y
(guSDAYs E1cEpTED) sas.es X
Leave Charleston. 540 p NJ
Arrive at Columbia. $50 a. M.
Connecting with Charlotte and South Carolina RAIL-
road on Mondays, Wednssdays and Fridays. ; -.
Leave Columbta. .B.30 P. II.
Arrive ct Charleston :. :. $50 A.
sQMMERVILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. =. II.
Arrive st summerville. :. .616p P. n
Leave Summerv1le. A. n.
ArTIye at Charleston. A. N
~ " CAMDEN BRANCH.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Sassrdays. -
Leave h1ngYlue.. .S2u K. m.
ArI1'e E Camoen ..o.OO z. NJ
Leave Camden. .610 M
Arrive at King7ille.. . 40 k. M.
ApsI2s y General +; supenntendsut. ,. n
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FROM @. ". sLouNT, ESQ, ATToANEY At Law, VIII
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Arrived Yesterday,

Port of Charleston. May g.
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THE rROsAD LIS
is not secret medicine The articles nom which it
is made are published around each bottle, and 1t is
used and recommended by the Medical Faculty,
wherever 1t has been introduced, asa POSITIVE and
RELIABLE Medicine for diseases Of the BLOOD,
LIVER and KDNEYS
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a%Used and endorsed by the leading Physicians
everywhere II Is known. - 49,
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CERTIFIUATE6, ffUW f01n101n1NDs
.,i.ss.s,f .BALTnxoaE, Nd, March 4th, 1858.
believe DR.. Lawrence's "ROSADALlS1 TO pe tne'
prsT ItrEaAT1vE N USE, and, therefore, cheerfully
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ai j y and ali diseases of the
BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
IT thoroughly eradicates every kind Of humor and
bad taint and restores the entire system to healthy
condition. .s.-s.
TITS pERFEcTLYHARa1IE neverpr0ducing
the slightest injury. p ,s.' s.
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SATURDAY. Z. ORNIN CCs 6, rEM I3ER IERa55 81

very tlittlc6f Kato that morning Mrs Ray
mond told him, sho had goio out to sec n sick.
ncighbor. Asking tho direction, that she had
takcn,i ho went out, hoping to- meet het on,her
rcttifn: Tho brave heart Of Cutter w illisywas
his no longer Kate had WORT before tho:a
won't of Sherman and, whom he wokefyom
the long sleep of unconsciousness, aud found
that Kate 'was his nurse an9 attendant, ho
loved Ter with the deep fcrvor of warm,
generous, noble heart. He longcd to tell her
of his iovc; but the sadness, that filled her
sweet face, checked him Not then could ho tell
her of the love, that seemed to form pnrt of
his existence He walked on, thinking of lcr.
Ho had hoped to meet her but as yet he saw
(nothing of her; and Mrs. Raymond had told
him the distance was only half milo from
tho "Retreat" Feeling weary he sat down
and rested, awaiting her coming.
While waiting for her, he took out his diary,
and made al entry for that day.
FRO BE CONTINUED
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The hours rcaaway; and at last the day
! !, light oamc. Mrs. Raymond and Kate Ind not
becn disturbed since tho Doctor loft. Colonel
" Willis had fallen ipic docp slocp that lasted
.sbfor hours. Quiet and still had they remained,
i'bthc mother wrapped in her sorrows, and the
watching her mothers face. Rising
at length, and going to her mother, she threw
her arms around her neck and kissed her
zagain and again. No words wcrc exchanged !;
each seemed in silence to commune with the
other Both were thinking of the one, who
anay In his cold, narrow bed both hearts were
= heavy with the weight of woe, SO lately laid or
2;itthem.
When day had fairly dawncd the troops be-
4 gan to move. The shrill buglo, and quick rat
s. lilo OF drums called to rcvcile the drowsy men,
H In an hour thoy were forming to move Off
Tents had been struck, and wagons, made
u ready ;z-thc order vas given to fall in." The
heavy tramp of the soldiers began, just Mt
Aunrise; (thc army halted only one night)
and until long after noon, thoy wero still pass
9Iing. They were marching to Columbia; and
h rnany were tho threats brcnthcd against the
sns.sloomed city." 5}s
III LA thrill of relief shot through Kato's frame
.as she saw them passing by. She was relieved
J, to sec them leave IL, but she knew that mis-
8 cry md utter desolution awaited those who had
1 vet to encopntor them. About three o'clock
jp the afternoon. company Of cavalry rode
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A CARPET BAooEp MAKES A Cossrpv,

A CARPET BAGGER MAKES A CoNsERyA.
TIVE SrEEcH-In New Orleans, recently, n
white Radical, hitherto regarded as the per
sonlfication Of all that is most objcctional to
the Southern whites and recently IL dcleeate
from dissatisfied Republicans to Washington,
was invited to address them, and his speech
was i'll substance rs follows:
"My friends, | am carpet -baggcr. ad.
nit it. have been among you for some time.
and have never ceased to advocate your cause
in the press of the North-in the three lead.
ms Republican newspapers of Now York,
Washington and Philadelphia. But | am
going to leave you, and you will soon be alone
My advice to you is to unite yourselves to
those whose favor it is your interest to secure
BE guided by those who alone can furnish YOU
with work and food and clothing. Join your.
selves to the people of the South. We arc
going We cannot find you work to supSort
you Your interest ljcs with those who can
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If you love, love more If you hate, hate
less Life is too short to spend in hating any
one Why war against u mortal who is going
the same road with you? Why not expand
the flower of life and happiness by learning to
love: Your hands may be lard but your
heart need not be- Your form may be bent
aud ugly, but do You not know that the most
beautiful flowers often grow in the most rug
gcd unsheltorcd places The palace may be
a palace Of care. the cottagc the home of love.
Not that there is no lovo III the mansion, but
somehow. ii we are not very careful, business
will crowd all thcro is of beauty out of the
heart This lis why God has given us Sab
baths and Saturday night, that we may have
a heart cleaning
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OUR-CU COUNTRY,
-. :. !. =. -. ..s-t r----e -
.arlIa Il MUM BER i %.
tsi4saasgsse..k.tt----.-- I =. = .


One who has conyerscd with Mr. Seward do.
iiEsBi 81 sai|sg a s9 ~s.. asss sss
mour and BlaiF-te do IT," /.
auaa asssas Ylagdf0 G5dsifhdds dfs q sproad among
tdhas5aadss whioh supils accih6i6hati with milk.
Forty -fouE R9wss have died since Satur LAY, and
thFtssYrathorg Ee.s:;ggsgegssd in dying oou-
d'ti0n on ,3aSadssly.5 MS9day morning. qg
Gon. Meado, during his visit to Washingboa.
spoke in the most astssEing terms Of the gone
tai good conduct Of tic Southern people Hiss
o%fsek preston was I'm fats sure they mean q
do right" "gcyEas &c
ag1hS Bafhaa iii .sSiiaet 20 says have had
dfhd dabahdhacc of sfaih afhNes Our last issue,
which issuotSso.s acceptable to the farmers,
cerping juseaassfodder pulling Ind com. COM.
RqeeEneqas J. Much Of itsaii,bslost.y
young, ,fellows the son Of an eminent dan.
Ecingl lmasters appiyineto a. friend MS; to what
trade or profession ikwoula lbs best fol. him to
pursue, rceeiycd i tho reply, II think that you
cannot Dc better than follow the steps Of your
.Npitba,stnfay
Darwin Phfps.has been nominated for Con.
gross in the twcnty-tbird district of Psnnsyl.
vaHid,, IL Place 81 lfIon Thomas Williams, one
f'tls of ftllc impcacR1mhie ST Presi
tdcntsI Iohnbonytpo thas,NIs. Willid ms has been
,tEnIpeqrhsdibSq qhis.R adicah conssitientsss
IS Tho Suihtefi Nsrseays. s.:iEW 70 Eogretto learn
from several lplaaters7 district that tho
cotton cotton is becoming seriously afeetsd with rust,
and we hnye bson informed by some that tho
injury Will amount 70 at least one third of the
crophs'i sEHaSss s'asss Is 'ss' 's1s5
! ytstntesis 81 reatsaoa itSt4 %, ssss ,s7,sgs
"A clergyman of the Established Church, i1
fecehEiy pfssaeshed sorno1 s attribu.
Stius tie continued hot Wesfl,er to tlic wicked.
aassanfs thngiaation disappearing Gladstone ID
shss psssirss ashepyor.hrew the sIfish o.
s'asgl " lssmGins psi ss,aassa ssgises La, sss
10 pqetEises seems oa;bs1 Spreading ID 8ss.
i Tsas9y sl9y q laEga neetl zen MUM.
Der, OF persons Mh0 entertai ssucl, iatss
took piaso hear a- Tho isspbuttel ,in Bruus.
wicR whsn spsaSss aiaas ssa and nsi resc,asioas
sssspssaad ii1lSsat
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An intimate personal friend Of OK President
Fillmore, in letter o the Hon. Alexander ii.
Ii. Stuart, Of Virginia, says: 81 do not violate
private confidence in saying that ex-Presidcnt
Fillmore and the men who honor him for his
patriotism and craftsmanship nreairm support
as Of lIogato Seymour
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General David Hunter, the President of the
Military Commission that tried and convicted
Mrs Snrratt, is out in card, donying the
statement first made in Radical papers that he
had refused to sign the application for the par
don OF Mrs. Surratt lie says in his card that
no has ''always looked with utter contempt on
the execution of tho poor woman Thus, one
by one the menbcrs of this court are irving
to get away iroll responsibility i'll this c.se
MIR. bingham the udgo- Advocate OF the colrE
says ho prepared tho petition for pardon, hnfl
added that every member of the court with one
exceptions, signed it. That cxccption tho
Radical papers said was General Hunter, and
now the lntter not only dcuios it, but says he
looked with utter contempt upon the exoou-
ton of the poor woman" Can tho members
of the court explain why it was then that Mrs
Surratt was pronounced equally guilty and de-
serving Of death with Paine, Hcrold and At
zcrodt? Why was she pronounced one of the
chief criminals instead of being placed in the
category with O'loughlin aud Nj udd who were
not adjudsod guilty of offences deserving of
death! 1t is rather late iu tho -day-for the
members Of The court to attempt to escape,
from the responsibility Of Mrs. Surratty lasty
execution.
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The dark angel took its digit, and tho, life
current flowed back to its channel. Carter
Willis woke to life and happiness. Through
the long, weary hours of tedious GONZALES
oncc, Kate was his tender, faithful nurse She
read to him; or, when he was weary of read
ing, she gave him a description Of the burn
ing OF L, as she saw it; or, she would tell
him of the pillaging Of the houso Of the search
for silver and other valuablcs, of the mad fury
of the Captain with the cloven foot. The
hours were filled with joy to Garter: but, alas
for Kate, the bitter tear flowed many times.
Colonel Willis, a stranger, WINS spared and
her own uoblc brother taken. Murlnurings
would arise; she could not bow subnissivoly
to the wise dispensations Of Providence.
Colonel Willis was able to leave lis room
again, for the first time in many weeks He
leaned heavily on DIR. Rutland's arm; and
when he reached tho parlor, ho sank down ox
hansted. From that, began his rapid improve
meht in health; md soon he was able to ioin
lAato in her morning and evening walk.
One uuy he tYnlkcd ont olnuc II, L.l -.o,,