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or something else; and Auaily this was the
process s'The Indian stepped one foot on my
chest, and with his hand gathered up the hair
near the crown Of my head. He wasn't very
tender about 1t, but jerked my head this way
and that. and pinohed like Satan. My eyes
were partially open, and could see the bead.
work trimmings on his leggings. Suddenly,
felt the awfullest biting, outing flesh go round
my head. and then it seemed to me just as ifny
whole head had been jerked clean of. never
felt such pain in ell my life; why, it was like
pulling your brains out I didn't know any
more fol two or three days. and then came to
find that had the sorest head OF any human
that ever lived. was shipped down to Lara
mic after bit, and all the nursing got hain't
made the hair grow out on this spot YETI
E--The funeral Of the late Henry J. Raymond
took place in New York on Monday last. and
drew together an unusually large gathering of
the notable persons of the great city. The
funeral sermon was delivered by Henry Ward
Beecher, whose concluding words were as fol-
lows: "And now, tomorrow, and next week,
his name will be familiar, and many of us will
cherish it so long as we live. But this great,
laundering CITY is like an ocean and as when
one falling overheard gives one outcry, and the
flying spray tor moment dsturbs the sea, and
then is whelmed, and all the roughness is
smoothed down. and the ocean is no more full
than before, and the great water rolls over
him, so the great multitude will forget him and
pass on. You that are so important to-day
may be Insignificant tomorrow. You who are
taking hold Of the very spindles Of life o-day,
will drop them from your fingers, and the great
waves will roll over your head. o, that God
may grant to us all such sense OF our weak
ness and respon ,iblity that we may so improve
life that when we lay it down we may take it
up again beyond the grave, and begin noble
manhood, where death comes no more, and
where there is immortality and blessedneaa.
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counting ont inthose Southern States in
which certain Glasses ere disfrauohised for
participation In the rebellion" 40 the
Fourteenth constitutional amendment, which
regulates this matter, expressly =aya saass
the deduction from the basis of represents
tion shall be made where the right to vote
is denied any class Of persons for any cause,
except participation in the rebellion or other
crimes. This fact has hut recently been
brought to light, and is oausing some stir in
the North, as the adoption Of the Fifteenth
amendment, prior to juno, 1870, is very
doubtful. So far but twelve out Of the re-
quisite twenty-eight States are officially
known to have ratified the amendment, and
about two of these, Missouri and Kansas,
there is some informality. The basis Of
representation once fixed under the new
census, remains undisturbed for ten years.
So that even should the Fifteenth amend
ment be ratified ths next year after the
census is taken, it will only result in the
negroes Of the Northern States being
allowed to vote without being represented
in Congress. This is q trap which the Rad
icals set for others. and there is brilliant
prospect just now Of themselves being the
frst to fall into it.
the following is the section Of the Four
teenth amendment to the constitution
already referred to:
Representatives shall be appointed among
the several States according to their respective
numbers, counting the whole number of per-
sons in each State, excluding Indians not tax
ed. But when the right to vote at any election
for the choice or electors for President and
Vice President OF the United States. Represen-
tatives in Congress, executive and judicial
officers Of State, or members Of the Legisla-
ture thereof, is denied to any OF the male
Inhabitants Of such State, being twenty-one
years Of age and citizens Of the United States,
or abridged, except for participation in rebel
lion or other crime. the basis Of representation
therein shall be reduced in the proportion
which the number Of male citizens shall bear
to the whole number uf male citizens twenty
one years Of age in such State"
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Representatives aa stsngress.

A new spportionmsnt of the representa-
zion Of the States. in Congress, will bs
made upon the completion Of the census Of
1870. sad, unless ike fifteenth oenstiau-
lionel amendment 10 ratified before the
psnsus ID taken, slf the Northern States in
which Tine negresssass not allowed ab vote.
sndwhere there ats property, saaasssfoHal
hnd. aasivisy M tests VIII have mo yAsls ssn.
Der sosdaprige4 sf the suffrage deducted
From tksif sbasige fsspfsssaasassSn. This. IL
10 Estimated, will deprive the larger states
Of from one TO two members Of Congress
each. On the, othsr Hand, thsrs win be no
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Savannah ana chaT,es.sa Railroad.

We learn that the contractors are push
ing forward with eommendable vigor the
work on this road, and that the line will be
open to Grahamville-ten miles beyond tho
present terminus--between the 9Th and
10th Of next month. 1t is expected that
the whole road will be completed by De.
cember 1st, when the cars may run through
to Savannah.
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CHI HARLE Es ON.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE as, 1869.
The Blue Ridge RAILROAD Company

The Blue Ridge RAILROAD Company.
Mr.. J. II. jerks and Mr. William Quincy
have been elected directors Of this company
in the place Of Mr.. Charles T. Lowndes and
Mr.. c. NJ Furmau, who declined to serve.
We are informed by gentlemen in the
confidence Of the Board that the prospects
Of the road are such as to warrant the be-
lief that it will be completed throughout
within reasonable time. u..
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Meettuas.

MARION LODG e, No. q. 7. u. q. r.
EJNHE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF
4 this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING. at Eight
oclook, ct Old Fellows Han, corner King and
Liberty streets Members are requested to attend.
by order N. g. ROBBERY @. STARR,
June 26 Recording Secretary.
BURNS CHARlTABLE ASSOCIATION.
Il above Association will be held at Kroeg 8 Hail.
Wentworth street, This EVENING, at Eight o'clock
WIN. Roy. secretary and treasurer.
June 25
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Nfw Qualifications.

Nfw Qualifications.
DOCK BUYERS WILL FIND TT To
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE.
The List will be Changed at least Once Week.
NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS
FOR aALEAf
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'.3:or saIs.


ENOK SALE, A GOOD SCHOONER,
II built of Liveoak. carrying 40 cords wood; Will
be sod low at BRANI's SHIP YARD. D
GTEAM ENGlN Es EOH SALE CuEAP
~ iinpPhed TOR immediately 81,
e' III One 4-horse Portable Knglne. ~ s
u, One a-horss,pexes ENGINE. il good condition.
- St CAMERON. BARKLEYt& & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January Is =.
A UCTlONEERs,R R kOK ERs, AND
"a others Wishing 81 or Sale" Placards, Business
and dispatch, Will consult their interest BY ieav
ing their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. No
N,IlOMAs COUNrYs. GA. J, PLANTATION
IL FOR bALE.--I often for sale PLANTATION
consisting Of twelve hundred and two and . half
acres first qpaiy Land, with good DwellinR, Canine,
ssoe ss cir
Ave hundred acres cleared. balance heavily tim her
cd. There ere three hundred acres Of virgin ham
aud Gulf RAILROAD; on the south BY the Monticello
road. and the new railroad from Albany will come
within kaH mile OF this PLANTATION. '-'s'-
There tasa neysrsfailina creek Of fne syata-
Ming through the Plantation; also Ave wells and two
vel stocked ash ponds on the premises.
Ihts place tSknoWn aS the Seward HOme Place.
being formerly the property Of Hon James L. Sew
The Mules. @ Horses and other s,oe. Win VI II.
With place on reasonable terms. - ~ !,
" pass.cu!srs, sIsy,ap spPly e ( o. \, & 'ss
Or to "a. P.wRIaaf. Iisss. Iho%asstile. % a,. 3 y
or =. !. GUfLM RTrv & 90 savannah. &s,
=. S.-Ihere are two churches and two schools IN
1aSmasyi''e Tsna aa nne climate AMI good neisnsoss
E,Ox sALE. OLaS nnvVsPAPEKy IN
G any quantity. rrics rs cents per hundred.
Ihe Gheapest wxapp.ns paper that can be used. APP
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G0 Reat.

THO RENT, A SUITE OF TWO OK THREE
Il ROOMS hrst floor. with use of piazza. Apply
at No. 95 1T. PHILIP-STREET, above Radcliffe.
Juno 21 mwraA
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Not frs IN paukruptfp.


TN THE DIsTRlCT COU~ ~T OF THR
i UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH CAROLIN4-
MAY TERM, 1869.-IN THE MATER OF G. GORGE
TUPPER. @ - OF CHARLssToN, g; O.: BANK
RUPr-PET1CIoNF FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
CHARGE IN BANKRUP rCY.-Ordred That 9
hearing be had on tho THTEENTH DAY OF JULY
1869, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, s. Q !;
and that oil oreditors, &C.: Of said BANKRUPT appear
at said time and place. and show caue, any they
can why the prayer OF the petitione evril not be
granted,
BY order OF the Court. the ~, It Jnnp $50.
D.. ti., +OkLB1 -
Olerk of the District Court n. rnted s. tcs for
south Carolina. t3 y,,u, 25
In THE DISTRICT COLVT MW i,ih
1 UNITED STA rEs FOR sOUCk C,Nol1 a.
MAY TERM. 1869 In TRR MATTER OF 4 L.
FRED R.OUL OF CHARLESTON, BANNRUI -.
Pc .IrION FOR FULL AND FINAL ~ .IHAn4E
IN BANKRUPTCY.-CrderNd, That heariL~ ts b I
on the THIRD DAY OF JULY. 1859. at Federal orr,-
house. in charleston. y. q; and that all creot to, =
&c.. ofsaid Bankrupt appear at said time and place
and @ show cause any tney can. why the prayer OF
the petitioner should not be granted.
BY order Of the Cours, the 18th day Of June. 1862
DANIEL HORLBEJK,
Clerk of the District Court Of the U. s for s. q.
June 18 "a
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prags, Gbemieals, Gte.
ID E A II E UL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU tai k

WHEN YOU ARERxaAUSrBD BY ovERwORK
of head hand and feel the need OF something In
vigorating. don't drink whskey any intoxicating
thing whether under the name of Bitters other
wise. Such articles give just much strength to
y ur weary body and mind the whip gives To the
jaded horse. and no more Alcoholic sd muIants are
Injurious to Nerve health and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION
DOdd's Nervine and InvigOratOr
is q TONIC aud GENTLE sTIMULANr which is
MOE attended ny REACTION. Wnat 1t gains for
you it maintatns. When 1t r. freshes body mind,
1T refreshes with natural strength that comes TO stay.
We are not recommending teetoalism in the interest
OF any faction; but long and extended observation
teaches that he who to bottle for rest
recuperation. will fnd he keeos at it, that he
is kndling fro in his bones which will consume
like the flames of perdition. Turn from it, Take q
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODDS
NERVtNE IS for sale by all Druggists. Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. June as
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TNOR SAILS. DLaS HEsvvSPAPERS I'm
.E any 9ulntity. rrice rs cents Der hundred.
The cheapest wsapr1us paper that can be used. Ap-
ply at the ONCE pf The MEws. I'll f.ss NJ March
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TJlO RENT. THE PLEASANTLY STU
IL A1ED TWO AND A HALF spoRX4rREsY.
DHNcE. No. Gadsden street. opposite Wentworth.
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ENOR SALE, A G. OOD SCHOONER,
II built of Liveoak. carrying 40 cords wood will
be so:d low at BRANI's SHIP YARD. D
JuneI 4&tt WIN
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THO RENT. ON SULLTVAN'S ISLAND,
afrst-class newly renovated DOUBLE PIAZZA
whole premises are substantially fenced In and in
clude well ofne water; the house Is we'll furn 'sh.
ed and may be so rented or the furniture for SALE
Apply o: THE DAILY NEWS OFFICE, June
D EAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
HI having houses to rent, can have their placards
&C., printed at the lowest rates and in the newest
and neetest styles Of type. at The NEWS JOB OF
FICE. No. i49 East Bay
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Mny EEss.:s *:sEsa STUTaE AVN
Y RESIDENCE TO RENT.-To Rent, STORE and
rooms above, in King street. east side. let door
above Wentworth. street. Inquire at LORENTZ'S
Segar Store. northeast corner OF King and Wentworth
streets, Jnna %
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WIANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, In both Eng
lish and German, by Robert Stewart v b., OF Miss.
The work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
and raising, and the treatment or horses ana mules
both In sckness and health. It has won It's way to
popular favor. and is to-day tho most popular aud
best selling Horse Book out. Address @. r. VEN
Publisher, Cincinnati, O. 6mos March 10
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NKTANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOHs ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS.
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES G. RICHTER,
April n No. 16l Klng-street.
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BOIL IT DOWN

WITH heartfelt sincerity we commend the
f,,'i.wing to all who in any capacity write for
/. spapers:-
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Allegheny Cattle Market.
m the Pittsburgh papers of Tuesday "

There was q very fair supply lof cattle on sale
to-day, 6S head. but with good local demand
the market YES styQnger rsans last week, and,
by ten o'clock, there Wera but very few unscld
It is probable that prime cattle wsrs no higher
but common and medium stock sold At an adj
vance, and we have no hesitation in saying that
the average price Of all the stock sold was high.
er than that Of last week. In regard to quality
the offerings were below that OF the past two OF
three weeks, though there were quite number
Of good cattle, and butchers generally expert.
enoed no dimculty In obtaining whatever kind
they wanted. Out Of some forty car loads on
sale, thirty seven came from Chicago, showing
that Chicago is our main point Of sHpply; thil
has been the case pretty much all wiht2r, and II
Is likely TO continue 10 until about the first OF
June, or until such time - grass cattle com.
mence to make their appearsnoe Prices ranged
from 7N9S for good butchers steck, and sos:
for prime do. Stock steers may be quoted al
t@eN; Fresh Cows dull; prices range all the
. GHFKP-The supply OF sheep was exceedingly
small to-day, lse head, and there was hardly
enough business done to establish quotations
The roads are in spch . miserable condition
that II Is next 70 impossible to drive theu, and
this accounts for the very small supply on sale
Hoes-fhs hog market was rather better, that
is, there was an improved demand, while a.
regards prices. there is no change pnm pared
with last week Quotations, In O rstail way
may be fairly given at ll9f3, but very few sales
sboye l21f -
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II you want garden seeds that Will De sure 70
grow 20 to VESTS Drug Store and get Landraths s
warranted seed.
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Prom the Pittsburgh papers ofTuesday.
The markets in q general way, are devoid ol
anything that is really new or Important
There is 2 esneral complaint in commercial cir
cies Of business being dull and times hard
money tight and collections very hard to max e
We still entertain hopes, however, that there
will be an improvement bsfore long, as usually
business generally improves at this particular
season of the year, and we see Nc reason why
this should beSan exception. s
APPLEs--Are coming in more freely hut with
ing from 1905 y Dbl. as to quality
BUTTER-Prime to choice roll is selling at $50
4s, with demand fully up to the supply. The
little none coming in from the country.
BEANs-In good supply and rather dull but
unchanged; s., so to the trade, and 1915 in re-
CaEEsEIMarkst almost bare; sales Of New
York Goshen at 24925,
with smsH sales OF. quarters alta and prime
EGGsI2sSso Tor ffesh packed.
and prime tight pressed is being 500, on wharf
PRoTIsIoss-Theua market is steady with a good
city and country demand while prices remain
unchanged. Sales Of bacon Rt NJ for should
ers; ribbed SIDES lsk@lJ; clear sides, ls@ISL,
ssfs s.fs5 ssss hs@s sss peai ass
Dried beef 81.
PoTAToEs-The arrivals ere increasing but as
yet prices are matntained. ranging from 75@S0
btishel for small lots in store. - r.
GRAIs1There T; is very little wheat in market
and but little inquiry for IL. we continue to
quote prime red winter at 9, ,4S@l so. Oats, sale
81 car at s57, delivered; sales in store at 67@6S-
corn is dull and neglected, but unchanged at
70072 for white and 75@76 for prime yellow
Rye is duh and unchanged at 81, 40 for Western,
and 81, ,43 for prime State. Barley quiet sales
of prime to choiee Spring at $2.lO@2f5.
SEEQs-There ID very fair demand for clover,
With sales st sla@lo So and timothy at s., ,50@a75.
: FLousg There g cosfihSed fair local de: :
msnd, and while the maEketis more active,
ssss TO ~ sa5sa Winter h Rhsa SsSs soss efaRSs RSs
-four $7@7,25 The following arc the Pearl Mills
prices for their brands Of -four made Of the best
wheat: Pearl Mills three star green brand, in
barrels, $780, In sacks 90 90 double extra In bar.
reis $9 co. and in aacks at IS, So PearlIils fami.
iy in barrels, $s.o, and In sacks at 500, Sprirg
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n ACCORDANCE WITH, and by virtue Of n
4 joint resolution OF the Senate and House OF
Representatives OF the State Of Ohio, passed
May I. 1855, each and every Justice of the Peace,
Of this and the other counties is entitled TO re,
ceive one copy Of Swan q Saylor's Supplement-
to revised Statutes Of Ohio
Having received the requisite number for the
acting Igstioes or this County, 10 will be an ac-
com INCUBATION 70 me, as wen as beneficial to
as soon as possible and get tho copy 10 which
each Is entitled.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL,
Mar25-3 Clerk Of Com. Pleaa.
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With increased arrivals Of milch cows, and
only a limited demand, the market the past
week has been duh, and they may be quoted al
$50 p head lower, ranging at $40 90 to $50 90 :
head.
The demand for veal calves continued brisk
but they are without any quotable change IN
prices. For common to good prices ranged from
: to Sc. and prime S9S1zc p D.
SHEEP.-The receipts during the past week
have been fair, and with only a limited demand
the market has ruled dull, and quotations show
a decline of &c p b. Prices, to-day, ranged as
follows: Fair to good wool sheep at 69Sc, and
sheared at 41l@514c 2 n gross.
HoGs.-The market during the past week has
been fully supplied, and quotations show de-
cline of SOC 2 100 MS. Prices, to-day, ranged as
fellows: Common to good live hogs at SIS So9i5
Is p 100 ms net.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEAI,En proposals will be received by the
- undersigned, at the st. Clair Hotel, IN ST.
CLAIRSvILLE, until
SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1869,
for furnishing, delivering breaking and spread
ing limestone on the Macadmized road leading
from st, Clairsville to Warnock's Station, ON
the @. o. II. r., as follows: ="
First mile, 3l5 rods; Second mile, no rods,
Third mile, so rods; Fourth lsile, IS rods; Fiit6
mile, Is rods. = "
Approved bond and security Will be required
OF Oontfactors for the faithful performance OF
said work. Nothing but the best quality Of
limestone wiz be received. and not TO exceed
oz in weight.
Ali contrasts subject to the approval OF the
County Commissioners. and all work paid for
In County bonds. WIN. p. FRASfER
March %, 1862 Engineer