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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 13.-CcT1oH-was easier
to-day; We report sales OF zoo bales good ordinary
and low midding ct - and % Cts; II bales low Md
ding at o3;ia23s cents; IS bai:s good style 60 at
"a cis 1873 bale. good style good ordinary q. 20 cts;
market closed quiet and nominal at 25a23 c's' 1oT
low middling, and 24!s ior raiddlrg Cp.ands y.
CoFFEE-We have only 10 note today lVo Sass ;Go
ct 15is cts and 200 bags 90. at l6 cents god Mar
fet unchauged-ao sales OF prime or choice
TLoUR-Nariet firm; We co:e Today and lste yes-
terday 500 bb.s C:.y Mills Extra 4: sll; lc0 bbls
Northwestern Spring wheat super at s9per ooi'
Quotations remain s.ead= As be:ors
mGRAns-Hece:p;s OF Wheat today $40 bush! white
ana 1850 bushs red; the market was i'm, no prime
or cho'ce ied included in the SALES were 10 ousns
prime mite at 80; 100 busns fair 10 2; - I5 3gO
bushs common at s. 2js2 35-3i fed iVo0 Gusns
Southern az - 50a2 So; 300 uushs common virginia
at 81 e5; $50 bushs good aud prime Penp5y!ran. a.
81 6Oa5 50. Corn-.5, ,0c0 uIshs white and G.UO
bushs yellow received; marEe' &c love ;or %n!:e,
yellow unchansea-we report sa.es ci i-oJ Dus9s
white At 81 09; GOO ooshs dc 1t Il O 10U ousns a0
at 81 y. After Change y=st"idiy cargo OF :,uo
busns white so,d understood at ol ~ oe.:'ersa al
the Pogt-of yellow We no:e :C.o uusi5 cE0ce end
ware at - l. 300 tu:hs Pennsylvania al - -; fVO
bushs Western ,n!Ieu Z; Il H. Oa:s-31JJ USES e.
ceived n.rke. dull, small sales az iaop>-o:acA!n II
demand sale of 100 o:.an5 i'll store 1t ssc Eye
$50 uusrs OFFER L; 2i5 o1sis sold at 81 % PEI Cusn
.Mo-assEs-NC;h!ng DONG to.uay; EaTEs: que.
bu: no quoiatic change ...,..;. :.
PRovtsIcNs-The!e continues :s-f !oDp:u@ us'
maud !or Bacon, bit 10 ac:"ity f6r other desci.p'
tions OF the neg proluc.. We uote Bacon Sh2adc:s 5
in joo6ils o;s II ~. cis; RIO sides IL, eg; :lsar
rib 142 rs. in regIia: gks: Fam: le!;1 c;s Hes
PORK S25a:5 .; kG.np 81 oga2- lef ocl Laru -o.a
n1Gs cts iol Western cs Du1k Meats da!l and Eoml'
nal.
suaAs-The-e vas SOLD Yesterday, bu. 20. before
-epor.ed, $40 hnds ard 81 cuba, ez Paragon ior
rehn;ng. at HE; today We have only TO note ~
bhds Porto Rico a. la54c.
BIF1srD SuGAEs-Na quo.e crlsned, powdered
and gran uiated lie; SOL, crushed A white Lee Tcle
l5fac; Z lG24c; extra c i5t;c; yellow liiac; low
grades yellow i+iAal4!sc +. -
SYRUP-Eal:mcre Compapy's Golaen G5 cts e
gallon
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ARTICLE XIII.
MILITIA.

SECTION /. The militia OF this State shall con-
sist of al able-bodied male citizens of the
State between the ages OF eighteen and forty
i've years, except such persons IS are now. ). or
United States, or who may be arerse to bear
ing arms, as provided for in this constitution;
and shall be organized, armed, equipped and
disciplined as The General Assembly may by
law provide.
SEC. 2. The Governor shall have power to
call out the militia to execute the laws, repel
invasion, repress insurracticn, and preserve
the public peace.
SEC. g. There shcl: be ar Adiutant and In
spector-Generai elecceG ~ the qualified elec-
tors Of the State, 2. the same time and in the
same manner as other State officers, who shall
rank as a Brigadier-General, and whose duties
and compensation shall be prescribed by law
The Governor shall appoint, o7 and with the
advice and consent OF the Senate, such other
staff officers as the General Assembly may di-
rect
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Song of Steam.

The following 6ne poem. by Geo. W. Cutter. ..s OF
,oyucton. Ky, Blackwocd nas ptououuceu ~ne
pest bTic OF the century"
Harness re down with your iron bands,
Be sure Of your curb and rein,
For scorn the strength of your puny hands,
As tempest scorns chain;
How laughed as lay concealed rom sight,
For many countless hour,
at the childish boasts OF human mlSft,
And the pride Of human power.
When ! saw an army upon she iand'
navy upon the seas,
Creeping along, snal.Eke 5aad,
Or waiting wayward breeze,
When saw the peasant reel
with the toll which he faintly bore,
AS Re trrred at the tardy wheel,
Or toled at the weary car.
When measured the painting courser's speed,
The light Of the carrier dove,
AS they bore Law king dscreed,
Or the lines Of impatient love;
could not think how the world would feel,
as these were outsupped e:ar
When should be bound 10 the rushing Seei,
Or chained tothe flying ear
Ga! hal hs! They icund NE Ct last,
Ard tnev invited ne :orth at length,
Ard rushed 10 my throne with thunder blast,
And laughed IN ny :roo s..eng-h.
O! then e saw wondrous change
On the earth and ocean vide.
Where now my fiery armies range,
Nor wait icr wind or tide
The ocean pales where'+r sweep,
To hear my strength rejoice,
And monsters Of the briny deep
Cover tremb bling at my voice.
carry the wealth and ore OF earth,
The thought Of The godhke mid,
The wind lags after my gong Iorth,
The lightning is left behind.
In he carksome depths Of the sathomIess mine
Ny tiresome arm doth play,
Where the rocks ne'er saw the suns decline,
Or the dawn of the glorious day;
bring earth's gitterirg jewels up
From the hidden caves below,
And make the fountains granite CUP
With crystal gush o'erfow.
7 blow the bellows, forge the steel,
In all the shops Of trade;
I hammer the ore and rarn tae TEesi
Where ny arms OF strength are maze.
manage the furnace, the nil, the mpt--
carry, spin, weave;
and allmy dotngs put in print
On every Saturday eve
I've no muscles TO weary, no breasts 70 decay
No bones to be "laid on the shelf"
And soon intend you may ego and play,
While manage the world myself.
But harness me down with your iron bands,
Be sure Of your curb and rein,
For scorn the srer 9Th Of your pnny hands,
IS the tempest scornsa chain.
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Nexu Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. March 11.-coTToN.-The snlss
to-day amounted to 2SO0 bales al prices nearly in
accordance with the following quotations: Ordinary
2la21,;c, Good Ordinary -a22isc. Low Middling- "a
23;zc, Middlng 24a24.sc, Strict Middling nominal
The market opened with mani!estly better feel.
ing, inspired by the kilograms from Liverpool and
New Yorx, and factors we're induced TO adhere, with
some tenaeity, TO yes;erday's outside agasss, but but
subsequently eYinced disposition 20 meet the de.
msnl more freely, particularly for Middling, which
was in better supply ard less request than the lower
grades. The demand however, vas confined toa
very few BUYERS, and the movement was MtAout
any spirit Hence the sales were confined TO the
moderate amount noted above.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock On hand September let, 1aC7, Ibales 1926
Arrived to-day. y...................... t,olI
Arrived previously .."........... o49''1I-o'o'ooo
571,s9i
Cleared to-day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2l9S
Cleared previously. i0'' 'VIo-1oi'-iI
Stock on hand and on shipboard. .::Gi,6Sa
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GpmmfrfiaI.
The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, March 16, 'es
The high pace at which the staple is now held in
this market being above the rates that is warranted
in the leading markets. prevents buyers from opera
ting, bu. factors generally ere firm, expecting an
early advance Sales about go bales; say 40 at 21
at 22 at 22k; at 23 Is at 23; at %; ls at 251S
1lS at 90; at 261s. We omit quotations.
sALT.-SO0O sacks, direct from Liverpool, were
sold from the wharf at 81 IS 2 sack.
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-A@-
MISCELLANEOUS.

SECTION /. No person shall be elected or ap-
pointed to any ctice in this State, unless ne
possess the qualifications OF an e!ector.
SEC. 2. Lotteries, and the sale OF lottery
tickets, for any purpose whatever, are prohlo-
tied, and the General Assembly shall prevent
the came by penal avs.
SEC. g. The State Library shall be subject to
such regulations as the General Assembly may
Sc !. The Genera! Assembly may direct,
by law. in what manner claims a. INST the
State may bs established and adjusted.
SEC. ). Di7orces from eae boncs OF matr.
mony shall nc. ie alioTei bu. oy the Judgment
Of court, as sl.s.l De pre-: c10ed by law.
SEc.;G. 30 per:1c |-:o ,!si!es the existence
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Consignees per south Carolina Railroad
March 16.

se4 bales Cotton, so bales Domest;cs, 1867 bags
Gram, 40 sacks Flour. 8 cars Wood and Lumber,
car Cattle, sc. To T Atterson, R Mure & Co, King
Lee smith & Co. & u Walter & Co, " c Courtney &
Co, Adams, Frost & Co, RAILROAD Agent, N Tiede.
man L Co, Rooson, West & Jones, Robinson
& Co. Walsh G " Williams & Co, j N Martin, q
wiikie, ] Nidrolls. Sloan, Goldsmith & Son,
Johnston, Crews Co. Movry { Co, Gibbes Co,
q Katie 6 Co, D Busch, J Hanckel, Holmes &
Walues, Jeiords & Co. U;seJ s Kenyon.
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PnRaenRerH.

Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, S c.
o 8 Butts, " Rumly, & Her.ot, . Ans;on, Dev!ne,
Fraser, F Goodman, G Bloomenthal, Miss
Hume, - Mackatosty, = Otis, Miss Baxter, Master
B Trapier, - Middleton, j Nasterman and lady, "
B Donelson, and IS deck.
Per steamer st Helena, from Edis.o and Rockville
Rev Dow, Rev " 8 Lee, Rev " Smith, F o
Curtis. Howe, and on decH.
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-lIr. Peatoly's cheap dwellings for the poor
in London already hare a population OF 1883
tenants; aal mere buildings are 10 be erected
at once.
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New York ,1nrket.

NUNLi
Tic New York Evsa;ug Post, OF Saturday, March
Ii, says:
The loan maraet is :air,y active withcrt pressure
7. ner cent Discounts ars di-il a. t''ae;:19 leI
approved names. ire no" CT caE:eE3y rom me
in..r.cr Ind I:om Boston tne ;en-ca? = tne oIIer
way.
Nv YORK. Marsh 1l-F1ov., &c-1he msr.
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England is 20 .esch .he mechanic arts in
Turkey. Tn Eogh$n macnin!stS and other
artisans have oeer gen. 10 the East TO ins!yIic.
the Orientals.
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THE CONVENTION.
FIFTY.sEcoND DAY.

The convention yesterday made rapid head
way. Several important additions we're incof-
porated in the constitution, and the body
worked as il desirous Of clearing its tables fer
adjournment today,
The following articles we're read third time
and passed:
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PORT CALENDAR
Marine llews.
Port of Charleston. Marcl
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday.
Spanish trig Saliva Tor, Oliver, HaTana-G days.
Ballast To " P Hall.
Steamer Emile, Da1s, Georgetown, S c. ll9 tcs
Rice, 100 bales Hay. and Sundries. To Shacke!:ord
L Kelly Thurston & Holmes. ) Schirner, L D
kirkpatrick, j PrIngle and others.
Steamer St Helena, Boyle, Ed:sto ard RocSVl.le
Mdze To Murray, " Gurney, Cohen, Hanckel
& Co, Roper s Stoney, AMI Ord:r.
Cleared Yesterday.
British schr Malvina Jane, Gould, Georgetown, c.
Ris!ey S Creighton.
Sailed Yesterday.
Brip john Pier:e Bliss, West Indie:.
Schr y " Smith, Tooksr, New York.
Schr Chiloe, Hatch, Georgetown, C.
From this Port.
BrR Annie, Reed Liverpool, Feb q.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, WocdhuD, at New York,
Steamship h Monelu, shacsford. a. New York, March
Steamship Miami, Mclaughlin. at New York, March
Steamship Fey West, Rudolf at New York, l1arch l2
Sailed for this Port.
Shin sichard the Third, Scott from Liverpool, Feb
The Morena, Black, from Liverpool, Fec cs.
-1emoranda.
The schr D E Bisbee, Jones, from Camden. Ne,
for tu:s port arrived at Gloucester, Aase March H.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED A&D SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Dr Steamship Pioneer Shaciiord, ...Feb &c
Ship Amelia Conner, sailed .Leo -
ship r Il Tucker Rurd!ett, sailed. ..."....teo )
British ship Charleston. Nosley, sailed Fco . 8
Ship Mary Ogden, Godfrey, up. ..,.....'..'yan
Slip Eicherd Tie Third, SCOT, salleu
me Moreno Black, cleared. ......-ep :5
EAyRc.
The wet.erhorn. sta:on, sailed. 9
LE1TH.
The Sophie, Muller, sailed. .Dec %
HAVANA.
British bark Aosalird, Clark, sailed. ..feo 20
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Ship Daniel Draper, Eariing. cleared .-:; Feb p
Brig " Woodruff, HASKELL, cleared. March l0
Brig Josie Devtreluz, Smith, c.eared .r go ~
Brig Webster Rely, Haskell, cleared. Marcn
Schr Myroyer, Hughes, up. .-aSIc- l.
NEW TORE.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, cleared. March =
steamship lIone-s, SEaciiord, G.. ared. Ma:ce =
Steamship Miami, Mclaughlin, cleared Marcn -
Steamship Key West, Rudolf. cleared; Marcn -
S,eanEl;p Virginia, snera ood, cleared .Naccn i
Slp Pacific, Foss D...................-..:. -
>cEr : ) Smith, LuEe. up. ...........-,Ialen
S.hr Carrie Holmes, Holmes up....... .d@!ca :, )
Schr NatoEa, FooEs .......'.......'.-.f - -
Sch- Mcnewa, D:::oway, p.........-.......'fso -
ScLr Z Ierry, Weaver, up. .:....:...'...Feo .
Sch. u j !;aylnolG. Ellsworth, cleared. - 80 -
Schr Conservative, Bo?d cleared. d......... March
Scnr Lily, srEncia, :p.........-...-.---'Ma 'Ma1-A +
PHILADELPHIA.
schr A 4 Edwards, yec;!e,:, cleared. Jan
Schr q Sayior, N.-ior. c!:ered d..---....- jan
Schr ..nra Sar!ou: E-.rs c!aa-ed ......... Msr:n
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THINGS IN NEW YORK.
FROM oua own coRsrsPoSDEsT.l ]

THE puR1M EEsTT17ns-AaREsT OF NAsoUE-
RADERs-F1vE Ex-cHARLEsToNLANs TAKLN 10
THE STATION HoUsE-TEE IsBAEMTEs ISD1d-
SASr AND DOWN on SUPERINTENDENT KE'NE-
pY-succEss OF THE PURM BA1L-A DIAMOND
NECKLACE WORTH HAy1SG-Ex-cHARLEsIo
1ADrEs-THE STAGE AND PULP1T-THE sPHLSa
TRADE.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railrond,
March 16.

80 bales Cotton, Lumber, Rough Rice, Mdze, &c.
To Kendall & Dockery, Adams, Frost { Co, ] &
Kirkpatrick, E q Rodgers / Co, ] n Caldwell Son.
Ryan, Davis, Jennings, Thomlinson Co. J
D Aiken 4 Co. Col Hunt Bradley. d Bischof
& Co, j Doneily, Mrs B Bowman B Simmons, F
j Sawyer.
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.PULMONZg ELIXIR SPECIFIC

JTAs RAPIDLY DISTINGUISHED ITSELF FOR
Gl It's wonderful restorative and curative qualities
Under its stimulahve influence. and by its pen
eatve agency, this health invisoIating cordial eX-
cites general beneficial reaction, and d:perses the
mpermeable obs.ructious which prevent access to
other remedies. While gradually reducing the &C.
companying construction which attends tie nalady,
it reproduces the essential warmth and elastic v1gor
ot the respiratory vessels. which, b. this remedial
com 3ra:ion, promotes The healing PROCESS oy which
relief ard cure Is elected.
EemoTnaGes are arrested and cured, with every
other concurrent disorder.
As neither narcotic nor emet!c properties Of any
kind are employed il tins Pllnonlc Compound, and
the most a.siduous attention given to The quality
and medical value oil each omLonent article which
constitute i, it is confidently AID conscienhously
recommended for its safety and reliability, without
restriction IN generous. wholesome Diet, or appre-
hension of renewed cold from its efec:s.
For sa,e wholesale and retail by the Iroprietress,
Mrs. CECILIA .OIRIGrES, nortnwest corner Of
MEETING AND S0CfETY-STREETS, md At the
Druggists.
Arr;1 1yr
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IT'S CONSTITUENTS. THE RICHEST FART OF
/ the berry of Wheat and Barley Malt, being
scientifically prepared ready for use this 10 cd by an
aly sis is the came In ;te chemical clements as
HEALTHY BREAST MILK, and is the easiest Of di.
gestion and assimilation Of all nouTishDlents for
Children, Invands and Dyspeptcs. It has been
tried by the physicians Of Charleston and Is recon.
mended and prescribed By the most eminent physi-
clans OF New York. GEO. WELLS COMST0CK,
No. 81 Cortland.street, New York.
DOvVIE s. NOISE.
January 10 thstu8mos Charleston, 8. c.
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The following fne poem, by Geo. W. Cutter, OF
coyinrton. Ky, Blackwood has pronounced 'the
hest t-lc OF the century"
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-Iemornnda.
The schr D E Bisbee, Jones, from Camden, Ne,
for t,s mort arrived at Gloucester, Iase March 13
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the objects OF this ordinance are fully at
tanned to terminate said commission.
The ordinance passed it's third reading, and
the convention took recess OF ten minutes TO
allow the congressional delegates to elect their
respective commissioners.
On reassembiing the following persons were
announced:
First Congressional District-F. J. Moses,
Jr., OF Sumter.
Second Congressiona, District-R. :. De-
Large ico!ored), Charleston.
Third Congressional Distr;et-T j. Robert
son, Columbia,
Fourth Congressional ristrict-J. N. Allen,
Greenville.
D. n. Chamberlain, atlarge.
G. C. BoTen, from the Committee on the Ju-
dietary, made the following report
That al contracts, whether under seal or
not, the consideration Of which was the pur-
chase of slaves, are hereby declared null and
void and Of no eEsct and no suit, either at law
or in equity shall be commenced or prosecuted
for the enforcement of such contracts; and all
proceedings to eaioroe satisfaction or payment
OF Judgment on DEGREES, recorded, enrolled OF
entered upon such contracts in any court o.
this State, are hereby prohi bited, and all orders
heretofore made ID any courts OF this State in
relation TO such contracts. whereby property is
held subject 70 decision as 10 the validity OF
such contracts. are hereby declared n1l and
void and o, no eject.
4 long and heated discussion followed,
Whipper, Craig, Rutland and others contend
ing tnao the clause vas unconstitutional, and
bound the Legislature and the courts in man.
ner which vas neither just nor discreet.
Bowen, Chamberlain, DeLarge, Ransier and
others sustained .Ae report, and with the usual
appeal to od prejudices, and the fear that the
General Assembly might possibly prove too
conservative ana defeat the obj set in view,
they ware enabled 10 carry their roint by a
large majority, and amid great great applause.
The trdina.::a vas thereupon de. .ared to be
an integral portion OF the constitution and the
The convention .hen adjourned.
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LYONS FLEA

LYONS FLEA POWDER.
It Is well known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
Powder will perfectly destroy everything. In inc
shape OF neas, ticks. bedbugs, reaches. &C.; that II II
perfect poison to the insect tribe. but entirely harm
less 10 the human species aud domestic animals.
Bedbugs. Ants, Roachcs, etc, arc IN every house
This Powder is their natural death. II should be III
every cupboard.
JonN L. RONE, ESQ, Superintendent OF the New
York City Hospital. says: 80" II is the only
,ure article We have ever used"
NEW YORK HOTEL PRoPRIEroRs say: We hare
" LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For cxtermInating insects and vermin. With entire
COLEMAN 4 SrErsoN, Astor House.
s.. r, CozzENs. American Hotel.
AcKER & T~READwELI, ST. Nicholas Hotel.
3. LELAND 4 Co., Metropolitan Hotel
Testimony Of this character might be added 10 any
length, Wherever II Is used II Rdvertisesi Itself.
The genuine has the signature OF j. Lyon. aud the
private stamp OF DENAs BARNES & Co. Anything
else OF this kind Il an imitation or counterfeit Any
druggist Will procure the genuine II you Insist you
will have no other.
Sold by all druggists and general Storckcepers In
every town and mining amp oil the Pacific Coast.
NOES ly 2or3p
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Charges mt San R~rnaci.co Rates.
jy21 If II. HAkkIS.
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l. OV Z Il
Theworld people ofsc ns md ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PLANTATION BITTERs.
Dyspepsia, with Its symptoms, Headache, Heart.
burh, FcrershLips. Bad Breath. Sallow Complexion,
&C., can be cured by using PLANTATION BLrIERs.
This Is the most successful tonic OF the age.
Young, middle.aged and old, are delighted with Its
me first trial alwaysh has q marked good effect.
No change OF diet Is necessary. Eat all you wish,
of the best and most nutritious food
It is the greatest cure ever known for an over
loaded and distressed stomach. vhichlt relieves I'M
few moments.
medicine in the world. We are not afraid to show
what II is composed or
PHYSICIANS ARE COMPELLED TO II.
CALIsAYA BARK has been celebrated fr over two
hundred years, and was sold during the reign OF
Louis XVI, King OF France, for the enormous price
OF Its own weight In silver. II Is remarkable for
Dyspepsia, Feyers, Weakness, Constipation, &c.
CAscIRILLL DLRY.-Por Dlarrhea. Collie, and dis
eases Of the stomach and bowels.
DASDEuoS.-For Inflammation OF the L0lns ana
Dropslcal Affections.
CinouILE FLowERs.-Foren feebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERs.-Aromatlc, stimulnnt and
~tonic-highly invigorating In nervous debility.
WINrER0REES.-forSc rofuln, rheumatism, &C,
ANIsE.-An aromatic csrminatlve creating flesh
muscle and milk: much used bymothers nursing.
Also. cloye.buds, orange, caraway. corlander.
snako-root. &c.
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Union Republican State Cen
trail Committee.

Charles E. belong, Chairman; C.. G. Batter
man, Secretary; NJ. W. Hoyt, Fred. Furth, j. g.
MeCinton, W. A. Bourne, John wasson, j. N.
woodwork, j. s. Slausen, Thomas Wren, c. b.
Zabriskic, F. H. Kennedy, NJ. Fuller, Frank
T,pli.bue, James 8. slingerland, J. p. Hickey,
]. p. Jones, N. A. II. Ball, John c. LOWS and
]. II. Kinkead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-09

Tue GREAT CRcUs.-Chi"rini's Royal
Italian Circus was well attended last
night, as usual. OF the general char
acter of the performance we not speak,
70, the public are pretty well acquainted
already with what goes on under that
canvass. The riding, aud the perform
auces Of the a~crobats, trick ponies and
mules, everybody appreciates to be as
good as possible. Another point also
with the cultivated taste Of this COM
muni,y, and the principal point with all
well ordered %circusses, is the clown.
" Clown" is the old term applied to the
funny man. Of the old popular style
Of circus, but with this one, not. 1t
takes a smart man to be u good fool, but
in this case there is the smart man and
the real ~jovial, pleasing humorist f; the
genuine natural joker, who scorning all
old played out" circus conventional
tiles and stale gags, simply acts out his
natural disposition, which is all that is
required as far as he is concerned. Mr..
j. Cooke mot Of U. S. bonds uotoriety)
is the man we refer to. He is the
"jester," the funny man of the estab-
lishment, and while he amuses, never
vulgarly offends, but appeals to the
joking appreciativeness Of his audience.
So much for the hilarious Cooke To-
night and tomorrow night are the last
of the circus. Those who do not attend
tonight or 20 to the matinee tomorrow
afternoon, may get crowded out to-mor-
row evening.
MEDICAL JouRNAL.-We have received
the October number Of the Pacific .Medi-
icq! and Surgical Journal. 1t is Al ably
edited work, published in II very neat
aad creditable form, and contains much
valuable information in medical and
surgical science for the benefit of the
reading public. Among other articles,
one on the prevention Of smallpox
will be read with interest.
MATINEE To-NoRRow.-At ChiHrini's
Royal Italian Circus tomorrow after
noon q grand matinee will be given for
the convenience Of ladies, children and
families who cannot attend evenings.
A choice performance will be given.