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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-30
SUM MON s.

T. s. Rev stamp Soc Nevada Rev. stamp soc
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THIS SECONI
Judicial District of the State of Nevada. i,
aud fer the County of DJuglas.-FranCes Iiamle
W. William Hamlet.
Action brought in the District Court of the Sec
chi Judicial District of the state of Nevada il
aud for the said County, and the complaint filet
in said County Of Douglas, in the Office Of the
Clerk of said District Court on the 18th day O
September A. D.. 1868.
The State of Nevada sends greetinG % William
Hamlet, defendant
Fnu are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
m tho District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
of tie State of Nevada, in and for the County
VI Douglas and to answer the complaint filed there
within ten dlys exclusive of the day of servicej
after the service on you this summons-if served
within this county; or if served ont of this
county, but in this district, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty days-or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you, according to the
prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brou sht to obtain a decree Of
divorce from the bonds of matrimony now exist
ing between you, said defendant and said plaintiff
NAV thereby be Dissolved and plaintiff he released
from the obligation Of said marriage contract is
alleged by plaintiff in her said complaint, the
grounds Of failure TO support said plaintiff, OF TO
provide the necessaries of life, said negle not
being the result of poverty on your part, which
YOU could not have avoided by ordinary ministry;
extreme cruelty and the of the most vile, vui-
gar, prnfane and obscene language in presence of
said plaintiff. and for all other relief to which
Plaintiff may he entitled, by said complaint
fled herein will more fully appear by reference
thereto.
Aud you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Corrt
for the relief demanded in said complaint and for
the costs of this action.
Given under my hand and the Seal
SEaI of the District Court of the Second
| Judicial District of the State of Ne
0O vada, in and for the County of Douglas,
this 18th day of September, in the year of our
Lord emo thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight.
STEPHEN A. KINSEY, Clerk.
Certificate of Copy.
State of Nevada, County of Douglas, ss.-ssc-
..nJ Judicial District Court, Stephen A. Kin
>ey, Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court of
Douglas county, State of Nevada do hereby certify
that the above and foregoingis full true and cor
rect copy of the original summons in the sction
untitled Frances Hamlet William Hamlet,
which now remains on file in my Office at Genoa,
in said county and State.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of said Court this 18th
day Of September A. D. 1865.
SEAL. STEPHEN A. KINSEY, Clerk.
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SUMMONS.

State Rev. Stamp, sec.
TN THE JUSTICES COURT OF GENOA TOWN
l ship, in the county of Douglas, State of Ne
vada. Before s. E. futile. Justice of the Peace.
Y. Furth and ]. Furth, doing business under the
name and style of f. & J. Furth plaintiffs, against
Fred. Briggerhof. defendant.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to Fred
Eriggerhof, defendant. You are hereby summoned
70 appear before me, at my office i'll Genoa Town
ship, in the town of Genoa county of Douglas, on
the
2Oth day of October, A. D. SOS,
at o'cl5ck A. NJ, to answer the complaint of the
aocve named plaintiffs, who sue to recover the
sum Of 500 p due principal and interest on a
proTssory note male by You t. Jacobs Bros,
iateu April 9th, 1850 payable TO them order and
July endorsed to said plaintiffs who the owners
holders and endorses thereof, the being
payable in SAID Genoa, no part thereof having
been psid--note file i'll my otice--when judy
meut viii be taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs and damages, ii you
fail 10 appear and answer
80 the sheriff or any Constable of said Douglas
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day of septem-
Der, A D. 1868.
S. L. FUTILE,
A Justice of the Peace of said Township.
Attest true copy alias summons.
:. E. FUTILE Justice of the Peace
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-04
rryrRpoooL cIAssIFlcAIIo.
Markets by Telegraph.
EoprJGv NAREET5.

7 FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, July 3-consols 95. Bonds 7S4
PARIS, July 3.-Therc is decrease in the bullion
of the Bank Of France Of half million OF francs.
LIVERPOOL, July s-Noon-Cotton quiet; sales
5000 baes sales Of the week $4,000; for export 1000;
for speculation 4O1O stock GOS,0o0 whereof 3S3Ooo
arc American. Yarns and fabrics quiet. Corn 3's
Cd. Wheat 1Ss. Naval stores steadier.
Eyening.-.Cotton firm and unchanged; afoat
100000 bales, whereof American are $4,000. Bread
stufs and provisions unchanged. Sugar o5s and 9'-
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, July 3-Noon-Cotton firm at SIC.
Freishts quiet. Turpentine 44a4z15c. Rosin dull;
common strained 81 IS. Gold 4O4s.
Evening" Cotton shade fr:ner Sales 19Jo
bales at S2aS21s. Flour STATE and Western contin'
ues in favor of buyers; Southern dull and heavy;
common to fair extra sS IS to 80 S0 Wheat dull.
Corn quiet at an advance. Oats iic better. PORK
quiet at SGT G5a27 81. Lard steady at l5!hal61s.
whiskey and groceries steady. Turpentne and
rosin unchanged. Freigh:s quiet
BALTIMORE, July 3.-Cotton firm at 32c. -Four
quiet and noccinal. Wheat dull; white 81 o5aa C5;
red s2ao 40 Corn firm; white 81 12al 10. Oats dull
and unchanged. Rice dull. Provisions unchanged.
wuMrsoroS, July s.-spirits Turpentine weaker
ut asHc, In New York casks SOC. Rosin declined;
strained 81 go; No 9 81 91ao; low No So 3d. Tar
declined to So SO.
sAvAsSAH Ju:y s-coton Arm; salea 221 bales;
prices irregular; middlings 80 ksslc; receipts 7ss
AUGUSTA, July 3.-cotton unchanged; Gales 81
bales; middlings SOC. "
MOBILE, July -Cotton-sales 450 Lilies, which
were restricted by the high prices demanded; mid
d:inga 29a2s1!; receipts III exports-coa:twise 1855;
sales of the week 2oO5; receipts 5s; eSporE-coast-
wise 1881, foreign none; stock 1876.
NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-Cot;on frmer; midd irss
SOK Sales 545 ba!es Receipts S41 bales. Expor's
3oss bales. Sales OF the week 2oS3 bales Exports
to Liverpool 1911 bales. Coastwise 1888 bales. Re-
cepts l1o1. Stock by actual coun: eo65 bales
Sterling 5sa55. York sight u premium. Gold Ssza
4o Sugar dull and declined slightly; Cuba No y
and 13 10 TO 19c.
GALVESTON, July o-Rece;pts week lzs bales.
Exports foreign l4O9. stick lo11; good ordinary
nomirally at 1sals1s.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARhET.
The New York Journal OF Commerce, Of WedIes-
day, July ], says
The market generally Is without animat on In
breadstufs there is not much spe uiaive act'F,ty,
and prices are drooping. In provisions there is
moderate business doing. although Oh some oassss
quotations are less firmly maintained. Cotton IS
comparatively quiet. The dry goods trade, as Is
usual at this season, shows but lite spirit staple
styles Of plain and fancy cotton goods, and few
speclaities in thin summer fabrics are IN moderate
request for small los, aud there l. limited demand
for low grades cf heavy woollens from clothlers;
otherwise there ie no important mjyemert. ard any
essential improvement. Is not anticipated during the
next few days; bat the prospects are conslceTed ~
vorahle for an early fail business money eonnnSss
in excessive supply cor can loacs upen accepihne
paper is wanted ct 5;6 & cent per annum discount.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. July v1.-BREArsTCFFs-Ibe marke.
for State and Western -four s dull and p-1ces stu
lave downward tendency. The sales are 6iOO bols
ut Sc 75l1 a5 for sureIne state; 81 I5io 10 or COM
mon extra State; rs 3cas 50 ior o goed 70 ena,rs CO.
.c.n Indiana OHIO, Io@s &c; sud 81 1Oa8 40 Tor e1'
ira dc; ss 5c0 for cboice extra co, incudng s.1p,
Ping brands CT rou1d hoop Chic at 50 ooa9 oO ana
irade brunds Of do at SO 3Ja1o so; good 20 choice
wLitc wheat extras ct s1u 5;2 S5 st Louis at 50 Goa
10 Tor common to ai5 extra and sioil4 80 for good
10 choice. c.csrg hear:y. We quote: sareinIe stae
"a 75a7 q; extra state 81 .5a5 60; saier Wes;e!n
=
rol hc op IS t5a9 81; Go trade 80 s5Ilo 81; e1tra
Genessca a; extIl st Ioc!s So Scala 81.
SOUTHERN i1oCE-Is II ,!niled request. we no.
tiee sales f sq ibis a! s9as10 90 .or iar extra ard
$40 5sa1z so iocigocd 10 choice do.
C.Iy >iE:;IA 3,Lcra-1hc market is h:avy, with
10. limited 4em-nG. The sales a1e e0J sacks at
iTHELT-The ina.set is very qniet and p.,ces are
roIp:2 ally low. IT, transactions are 100 tE1.ng
10 :ai-,y establish quotations. "1e sales. are s5e0
bushels q: 81 J7.:a3 90 for retail ra:es.s Ct NO
spring. S, 10 ior i.e Wisconsin. and 81 So ior whe
Caiif9rria. lst efeaiag 75ou bushels in!=r.or No
sprirg scia Al 81 30 -,
CoTroS-The spi 2rers have manifested more dis.
position to-day tci rT:-chise giving preference 10
scne Of The owergr.acs, which Lave in consequence
advanced little; ,:ne 3tcrin-s are air, but inc
views G. holders arc ,rrn, AID no concessions aie
made The sales aTe -9J; ea:es, ias!1d-ng a46l 10
sninrers, ard 400 to stecuia:oTs. We quite
florida. MOBILE. Orleans. Texas.
ordinary....27 aN! H;& z7*4
mar mary: .2s!zass asaas9' 80 a2a's s',.a:9's
L?H diiag. @ ...so ase.. s9.-sse;. 2ezaal ss:.asls
liidd!ing... .3liS G!}iN 81 o;;l
CoES.-Tte mark; opei.ef h:aT:'y BIT c:csed !
It..c stronger Under the irt,uecce o AZ Improved
expor. demand. We uo.cc IL cd 10 90 bntnels
western mixed at s'easl 93 afoat' si:sns at 81 oaa
/ % E3r sGu.1 ln.s.
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Baltimore Market:

BALTIMORE, July I.-coFFEE-With heavy STOCK
in hands of importers and absence Of demand, the
marke! continue dull. Quotations nominaAy un-
changed. W.,
coTToN-Receipts are nominal. and with the abe
raj sales Of the past lew days stcek is being eradue
Is reduced. To-day. with slightly easier adEeeslooin
from Liverpool and New York, our market hiss ruled
quiet. The only sales were So bales low middtng
al SOC, and bales common stained at &c. Wequoie
middiing Mt the close nominal at Bic.
FLoUR-There is some inquiry ior Mess dna sap,
amount to 700aS00 bb:s and at prices 1asor
ing buyers Included were l00 bbls Northwestern
extra at $40; 100 do do a 9 rs, both choice brands
100 bbls Northwestern suger at :; %; lou oos aow,
terms, but understood below ourquotltions; also,
so bbls choice Howard-straet extra AZ 81 IS.
GRAN-Oferings OF W. eat :o-dsy were composed o.
ass bushels white and 1880 bushels reds market was
dun ana pic ranged lower; included IN tine sales
were los bushels new Southern wn:te ss ;. so; 2oo
bushels dc out Of order ut s2 3d. 20 bus1 els 40 COM
mon Saa2 o5 100 bushels new -ed 50 o5 1e9 bushels
old 40 So 20, and 2I0O bushels Western cid winter
On rriyate terms. Co-n-Rsceipts small; only 9oS5
bushels white and l50 bushels yellow; no prime
offered; 450 bushels good white 81 10; 600 bushels
B. E. 81 Os; 500 bushes damaged 1880; no sales
sales Of $50 bushels At s5e; 100 do sc 800 do sSs 100
do soc all SO lbs weight. Hye-Ony 100 bushels re-
ceived, and sales 200 bushels at 81 s5a1 75.
MoLAssEs-No sa,es to-day. Quotations aominallJ
unchanged.
HROVISIONS-AEc NSES IC-hS, ~ 49,
the trade for round lcts, and 10 effect sales heavy
CONCESSIONS have to be male. We cote J: lot OF u
hhds (sugar pkgsl rib bacon sides at l5e. Orders
houses, and are being SLED ut prices more
favorable f to buyers We quote bacon should
ers at l4al41sc; rib. sides le,saSfa; Gear
rib lGAc sllgar-c.red hams 2la2l;sc i9r JOB
winter packed s29 but little Of [1s description in
market city packed is In betsr supply, with sales ale
OF 100 bbis a, s2Saos IS, and Is bb!s prime do $50
Lard is dull and still lover; now quots Tor johoing
lots l7al7,scteHy ard Western 5bs.
R1cE.-We no:e q sale OF SO bags Rargoon ct 9Se;
nothing reported ir Carolina; Still qno,e quiet ct 1la
111sc.
moderetSe sales only stock accumulaes. We report
to.d.y ass hhas 100 boxes Matanzas for refining
c1.goof schooner Shiloh, just in, 1;6c, lIS hhds 70
boxes, cargo of Hella. grocery Cuoe on private
terms; co 6hds Poito Rico at 1916; market without
ouotable change, though favoring BUYERS
REFINED SUaARs-Steady 1T last quota
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tinued increasing, the market on Tuesday assuming
considerable frmness Yesterday and to-day the
sales have been extensive, with much lees Offering,
and an advance has been established In most descrip
tions Of about I'd 2 it upon the quotations Of last
week Sea Island is not affected by the general 1nH2
ancy of the market and is much negleGses ser fal..
prices being barely supported OF the week.
ing about I'd p ii ID the "a and closes fully I'd
has sinre been in great deTThdav ,sst NV ynTk
above the as@ iAh instant quote middhng
adviceS ccs..ng 10 fsell in Liverpool l2Hd Q
yoI s b sailing vessel or steamer. Brazil has been
IN good demand during the last few days, and
the decline c. I'D q ID submitted to
in the early part Of the week has since been recov.
e:ed Egyptian has been pressed for sale, and
somewhat irregular in price. In East India prices
continued to retrograde, but, the demard havinSn-
creased considerably, prices have rallied, and now
show partial improvement upon the quotations Of
last Friday except in the higher classes The latest
quotations for cotton "to arrive" are-Americap,
basis of rniddling. New Orleans, at sea, LAd.
Broach, fair new merchants, ship named. 11.l6d.
Dholerah, fair new merchants, May sailing, 3D..
Oomrawuttee, fair new merchants, April sailing, sAd;
chip named, sNd. Bengal, fair new merchants,
ship named, 75sd; April sailing and March-Aprl
shipment 7Zd per 10. The sales Of the week
amount to ss ITO bales, including 11ol0 on specula.
ton and 1880 declared for export leaving 62 $50
bales to the trade. Friday, June19: The sales to-
day amounted to 10000 bales, including 1000 on
speculation and TOR export, at dearer prices,
SAI,E5 OF COTTON FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE 19.
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Import this week.

The stock Ct cotton in Liverpool is estimated TO-
day at esO bales against s24 450 bales last
thus showing decrease of 2l9,47O. There are IN
stock S64 800 bales American against 4ss 78o, 12s
Brazil, against 1s2,420, $500 Egyptian, against
81 $50, and 1850 bales East India cotton against
1, 100 at the corresponding period last year. The
quantity OF cotton at SEQ for Great Britain is
reported at 561 900 bales Tor 1900 from America
and 100000 from East 1ndial. against 645,too
bales last year Tor 73,c0o from America and
672, 900 from East Indial th1s showing decrease
in the quantity Of cotton at sea, compared with
last year 900 bales. The import compared with
the same date last year shows decrease of 1880
Oaes the agsn taken for consumption an M
es .O6O bales; and the quantity taken on specu!s'
ton an increase Of 25e 27o bales Mid M,dahng nP
middEng Orleans at I'D, against fair Pernam
at 11Ed, against I'd; fair Egyptian at l2d, against
I5Id and fair Dholerah Surat at Sd, against $50,
at the corresponding date In 1867.
Compared with last weeks figures, the stock OF
cotton shows decrease Of 760 bales, and in the
interval the trade have taken bales, and e1,
porters 15,SS0-together 1850 bales The actual
export has been 71Os bales, and the import 2s,6l6
bales,
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Railr0aos.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY con.

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY Cold'-
PANY. =
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
corner BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETs,
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, May IL, 1885.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITT
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KTNG-STREET LINE.
a,7so AM, and at inter at AM, and at inter.
walls OF eight ts minutes vals of eight ts minutes
% last trip at s.S0P.M. NJ.
.N.B.-Leaye the Bdtt.Ty as Follows: On The hour,
and t,velre 12 minutes of the hour, from A. ~,
except at ttcere 2 minutes Of o'clock. A. NJ. Every
other trip from the old Postofce until 4.30 P. NJ.
''-' D RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lolcer Isrrii1t'
at 79O M, and at inter. at sos No and at inter
yals Of ten Q0 minutes walls of ten (lp) minutes
during the day till 9.1o during the day I'LL OPM
PM.
N.B-Leave the Battery at (15l minutes aftes'
the hour and irty.fre (35) minutes after the hour
except at ss5 A. II. Every other tip from the Old
Postofice until 4.sO P. N. from Upper Terminus,
when all the trips are to the Battery.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
KING.sTREET LINE.
at 9 AM, and at inter. nus at $50 AM, and a..
Tals OF fifteen r5) min intervals OF fifteen n5),
utes till TOO P. NJ minutes till 7.31 P. NJ.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery.
RUTLEDGE.STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Locer Terminus,
at An, and at inter- at 9.95 NJ, and at inter-.
yals Of every twenty 20 walls of evely twenty i2O}
minutes til Gas PM minutes I'LL 7.S0 P.M.
N.B.-All the trips are to the Battery.
5. ". RAMSAY,
MAY II Secretary and Treasurer.
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Emile, Davis, Georgetown, S c. 100 bhls
Naval stores, and suudries. To shacieliord he!J,
Thurston Holmes, C Als!on, IL.s Pinckney Mrs
PF W hlls.on, Mrs Tocmer Porter, D Paul x Co.
G Irgrahan, Prckney Eros, Bo!iminn Sces, y
Steele, Terry L Nolan, Steamer Gen Aanganlt' and
oilers.
13l ibis Fosin, SC bbls Spirits, and Mize. To Fer
cuson, & j kirkpatrick, Mowry Co, " NILE
n:p, sLackslford & ke'ly, R Harney, Z SAWYER
Steamer St Helena, Boyle, Ed:sto and RockTIie
Potatoes and Mdze. 10 Murray, Howe, 4 9
Robertson, SeaOrook, Rev Porter, Mrs Paul
seabrook, and others.
Cleared Thursday.
British scAr Tropic Bird, Mc2ongall, MasaS.ss-
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Moreka, Marshman, New YoIk-Jno &
Bark annie Nmban Lincoln, IiYerpoo,-s;reet
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, Marshnan, New York.
From this Port.
stear= ship Sea Gull, Dut.on, Baltimore July l.
schr T T Tasker, Allen, Philadelphia, June 3d.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship saragcssa, cIowel. at New York, July l.
Memorand4.
The big Julia Aver. Brabtage, from Buess-
VILE G, for Fr-eport, arrived at Portland, jun ~
The schr 4 Fish, Turner, from D1eksvEe, c,
arrived at Phi!adelrhia, Jure so.
The schr Edwards Marshal. fer Georgetown,
S c, cleared at New YorE, Jane 30.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
REIGN.
NATANZAe.
Schr Emma, Anthony, June 0
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr Eawkins, Wyatt, rp. p...............Ju june II
Sclr G Sylvester, Sylvester, up......... June
SEw TORE.
scbr Otn4llo, Eldrigs, cleared June IL
cch- Jonas Smith N:cho.s cleared. ....... June "a
schr Argus Eye, Mayhem; up. ..Ju2e 20
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Passengers.

Peters and daughter, D o'Eeefe and lady, R Bun.
ger, Mrs O'Keeie and SON, Steele and lady, Miss
Steele, Miss Il Blackhand, Rev Garrison, P!us
Week, W Dufus, J Nolan, G Smith, G Hills,
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, s C
" smith, " Howell, Major B Rrady. Buck,
P Alston, W Magan, wife and child, Rainey
and wife, A L Ellis and wife, c Allstor, and on
deck.
Mrs Ancrum, Mrs Mehans, Whaley, D q Cham.
berlain, q Mckee, = Frost. o Bailey, DR. Ccok. +
Wilson, Banahan, Boyle, Gregg, Jr, "
Lemon, and II on deck,
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THE DAILY NEWS.
A Nice Correspondent.

1.-THE glow and the glory are phghted
TO darkness, for evening Is come;
The lamp in Glebe Cottage is lighted.
The birds and the sheep bells are dumb,
I'm alone at my easement for Pappy
Is summoned to dinner at Kew;
Tn alone, my dear Fred. but I'm happy
I'm thinking OF you.
est wish You were here; were dul!er
Than dun. you'd be dearer than dear
I am dressed in your tayorite color
Dear Fred, how wish you were mere!
lam wearing my lazuli ne:klace-
The necklace You fastened askew!
Was there ever 30 rude and so reckless
darling as you?
SCI want you to come and pass sentence
On two or three books with plot;
of course YOU know .Janet's RepentanceP
I'm reading Sir wsver:ey Scott,
The story Of Edgar and Lucy
How thrilling, romantic and .ruel
The master-his bride was goose5[x
1-73.s Reminds me OF f5o1' -
"To-day, in my ride. I've Ressnn Rssn lures,
The beacon VICE noSsssscoussed about BroHning-
For rp tn,afd tns5fSd Old Browning os youfss
ut! Tcrvs and his rogue are elArmdHg..
I'm anxiops to give him his due;
Bat Fred. rss NOT nessiy yasf 80 Charming % Ta1,
- have heari1o low You shot ct the Beeches,
= II saw how you rode Chanttcleer,
fbave read the reports Of your speeches,
And echoed ths sshoing cheer;
/. There's whisper Of hearts you are breaking.
: envy their owners. I do!
Small marvel that fashion is making
S s---.l--. Her idol Of you.
.sAlas for the world, and its dearly
Bought triumph and fugitive bliss
Sometfmes half wish was merely
"a plain or penniless Miss;
But perhaps, one Is best with g measure
s, OF pelf; and I'm not sorry, too,
: That I'm pretty, because It's pleasure,
s = -, My dearest, to you.
s;Your whim is for frolic and fashion,
Your taste fs for letters and art;
This rhyme Is the commonplace passion
That grows In o fond womsn's heart.
Put 1t by IN dainty deposit
For relics-we an have q few; .4.s....-.,-.s,l,
Bome day, love, they'll print It because 1t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-04
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