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Living at San Francisco.

! But it is at San Francisco that
! -Te sAai. liGger and take in the es-
aenos OF California life, and cast
| tue future Oh Calif0rnia's wealth.
First We Snail go to the Occiden-
tai, Cosmopolitan, Russ, or Lick
Hotel, aud live at three dollars a
day-specie, mind you, now-as
we'll as at the fremont or Fifth
Avenue. Perhaps we shall have
a mind to try that peculiar in
stitution" of the city, the "What
Cheer House," where meals and
lodging are fifty cents each, with
a library and museums of natural
history and minerology thrown in.
We shall certainly want to test
the French restaurants, where, at
sharp six and at a private table,
we may have for a dollar and
half as good a dinner of four or
five courses, wine included, as
Parker or Delmonico would give
for d five-dollar bill.
The abundance of fruit will
have amazed us, as we come down
from the mountains; but still the
wonder grows at the city fruit
stands-Sweetwater and Black
Hamburg and Muscat grapes at
from five to twelve cents a pound,
and poorer qualities at half the
price; strawberries the season
through; peaches and pears, more
fair and luscious and larger than
our senses were ever accustomed
to; fresh figs, oranges, lines, and
bananas, all cheap, and in such
abundance on the hotel tables and
in the streets, as to make a fruit
famished New-Englander rub his
eyes and prick his flesh, to assure
himself that he is not in a fairy
land dream. Then the more solid
provisions! Here is -four at half
the price that it bears in the East,
and vegetables of every kind
Spring, Summer, and Fall varie-
ties-all at once in fullest perfec-
ton. Here are fresh salmon,
twelve months in the year, at
from ten to twenty cents a pound,
and smelts at eight cents, and
fresh cod, bass, shrimps, ancho-
yies, soles, even herrings-every
luxury OF the sea; and game as va
rlous, and at prices that shame
our Eastern markets. The mate
rails for living are as plentiful
here as the art of their preparation
is perfect; and it will not take the
thrifty mind long to calculate that
so far as food is concerned, "a fami
ly can be supported more cheaply
in San francisco than in New
York or Boston. The rates quot
ed are OF course specie; but wages
and profits are in specie, and are
higher, geneally, than currency
4 1ases a. ltsotitS in Eastern cities.
i Atlaatjc .HoHtbiy
GF Iron roofs were first used
In 1888, when Robert Ransome
obtained a patent in England Tor
their construction. Ia 1912 an
iron palace so by 80 feet, three
stories high, was erected for the
king OF Eyamba, ON the Calabar
river, in Africa.
/ 70 No fewer than fourteen
large locomotives have exploded
within the past seven months in
the United States, killing twenty
nine persons outright and severe
ly wounding a much greater num-
Der.
u A richly dressed lady stop
ped a boy trudging along with a
basket, and asked, my little boy,
have you got religion?" ''No
! ma'am," said the innocent, I've
got potatoes"
u We have heard many wo.
men complain of their husbands
neglect at home. A spoonful of
honey will keep more bees in the
hive, than will ten of vinegar.
/
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-06-19
Under the Arch.
By col. A. j. II. DUGASNE.

0A SOL- a D. II. DUGANNE.
There is gateway damp and cold.
There is an archway, gray and old:
Many the path and many the track
Leading 70 them, but none leads back;
Silent the step, aud swift che march.
Down to the gate and under the arch
Into the gate, and be, ond the archl
Brave are the banners on yonder plain,
Steady the tramp of a soldier train;
Loud are the trHmpets, cheering the fray,
bold are the captains, leading the way
Down to this arch way, gray and low;
Under it even the CHIEF must go;
Under 10 EalOR and Fame must 20.
Softly the viols and hautboys sound:
Gayiy and lightly the dance goes round;
Whispers of lovers, VOWS of brides;
RIppaes ofJoy on the ry thmic tides:
DoWa 70 the archway all must flow;
Under 1t even the BRIDE must go;
Under it Beauty and Love must go!
Lofty and large is the Ruler scat
Many the steps beneath his feet;
Whether of marble, or whether of brass.
Down them all the King must pass
Dofhng his crown in the archway low.
Under iteven the KING must GO
Undet 10 Rank and Power must goI
Rama aDs fhe treasures of mart and mine,
Broad Is tho ream that wealth tha ns sT bes
p Proud ID are its mansions Of silver and gOld;
Under the arch the RICH must saO 20,
Under it Fortune and Pride must CO.
sBsrightis the beam, and dark the cloud,
Barren the If life S nat oou aE1 Sn GSw ss
1 1rG1Opa IN d the back, and heavy the cross
Under the arch ii the Pom POM ME- MEN woe Soll
Under 1t JESUS our LORD did go!
Over my harp in love bend;
sweet ar. are t the oW v soP Ssne send
low Ees,a are the echoes that greet my lay;
Under the arch nv af HARP a must gov ro:
Under it Glory and Song must gO'
Tho Nv WI. 'T 49,, =:
w" .olA LINES taol-
ca'' reaoS 'his Dill OF lndlct-
ment:
The politicians ofthe CONN.,
try, the men who control its
offices of power and profit. are
selfish, venal and as a class thew
are growing more selfish and
corrupt every year. The gov
eminent of our great cities has
become q by-word of reproacb
and Just contempt. Our State
Legislatures are equally bad,
there are not half a dozen in
the whole Union which are NOT
notoriouslv omen to the hasest
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Castings.

TTNhree tons Castings, assorted for sale, by
a j. III. REYNOLDS,
81 Texas street, Shreveport.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-06-19

70 No fewer than fourteen
large locomotives have exploded
within the past seven months in
the United States, killing twenty
nine persons outright and severe.
ly wounding much greater mum
Der.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-06-19

lT Iron roofs were first used
In 1888, when Robert Ransome
obtained a patent in England tor
their construction. Ia 1912 an
iron palace so by 80 feet, three
stories high, was erected for the
king Of Eyamba, on the Calabal
river, in Africa.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-06-19

The. Leading Life Company Of the West
, 1869-04-22

Special despatch to The Ch,cngo Tr1hune.
new YoKK. Ap,tl q.
DAMAGE Hr STORM.
The storm last night caused much damage In
Connecticut and other Eastern States Many trees
TN long Island were nptootcst, and two Echooncrs
were blown ashore near Montauk Point. 4 house
on HcrVcn Heights was urroofe,l, nnl two Of the
occupants seriously Injured by falling ,tlubc1a.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
The steamer 1lcnz3 chauncy took nearly one
thousand passengers for California, anu the
steamer which follows IL nearly full
MoSHy.
Money Ia In fair Demand With liberal supp1s q;
fcf cent. The banks report that currency Is
coming In freely, and arc more nleral " Gus
tuners,
sTpcKS.
Rallrohd shares t!uctnats1 considerably. The
ft1nand IN tte forenoon WAe mainly for Western
sharca, which fell nj In Tho afternoon, when th,.
lasteru roads took the lead. There WIS consider.
able excitement In express stocks, owing to r1,-
1anrs Of approaching dir!dends Adams nnd
United Statcs were especially active.
GoyERSXESTS
Trantactsons-- IN government hon'1a wera ruod-
tratr1s large TO-DAY, without special excitement.
Foreign ortltrs arc Hight.
OUTAGE rroS AMERICANS IN HAVANA.
Ihe!c IL report Of an Outrage upon three
Americans ii the burning Of hotel In Havana
Hhtfc the! were stopping. When they came from
thelr rooms at the alarm If nrc, the Spanish SOL
'llcrs compelled them to work on the cngtacs and
T"o'n not alIoW them to save their clothes and
papers, They say one WIS struck upon the heal.
and a1l were threatened With death IL thcy re-
fused to work
HERMAN, TIE RorNrY awNp1ER.
The wife OF Colonel Herman, the bounty srtnd.
ler, sailed for Europe on Saturday. Herman 3
lawyer refuses to pay tho sode7a' claims and will
not surrender thetr discharge p2perB TWO huu-
.}rrtl indignant soldiers endearorc. unanccessfu
", to ind the lawyer To-day.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARREST OF BURGLARS
T. 1oTE 4G "e!sh &c sase
lsst December OF $1,000 worth Of properly, and
yesterday Gustayc kcndt ,cmnloJed by the nrm,
and Eugene kendt, and Abraham Fandcr"aGcr,
TcYc.aIIrsted, charged with being the burglars,
f1RE AND Loss or LIFE
| The dwelling Of John Durnin. at Rainbow, was
tu1ned on Sunday night Mr.. Dur1ln persisted In
the namcs cndeasor1nG to save ms eon-
nas1ey Lyon, Of Hos,oken. together with Mn.
gu fon and her daughter. were thrown from taelf
cat1iake While riding In Central Park yesterday:
31ncs%I At Mste badly injured Mr. Lyon haa his Skull
TIE Eo1ERs ACRDER-ASo7HEH SUSPECT Ed rAh1f
1a,nep uo,, REhEAnEp.
cha1xc 81 cosnpncity III tie Rogers murder, Was
>o-oa, dlsenarged from CUSTODY.
.u.. a!tk UNION rAClFlC ROAD.
the Inlon Pacific Haiiroad cn1rn.Hr Werc 1aIer
~ parties In Boston yestertay. lima nroIilllur
!nhds 70 complete the road and equlp It perfectly
BraIeh- The annual meeting fof the a1ection b
DlEectorn Of the company will be held In UostoI
Tomorrow - o07'0A
cAr-pR1vEas' s1R1kx ENDED.
| The Second Avenue Railroad driyera' at,5te =.
been Amleably adjusted, md the cars have re8Qpe{
, 1869-04-22
JACKSONVILLE,
Meeting In Aid of the Pupils Of the
Blind AnTlum-A Capnctous Bui1d-
ing Generously Offered for Present
Use.


Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
JAcEsoSy1L1E, Ill, April 81.
large meeting Of the most prominent citizens
Of Jacksopv1lie was held In Strawn's Hall, Inst
night, in pursuance Of call circulated In the
afternoon By. the Mayor, to consider what
Eoaaa f,s, .. oe oe d4ne for the relief Of the
made homeless by the IRE yesterday morning,
Hon. John MatherA Mayor, Was chilled to tfe
chair, and stated the object Of the meeting Dr. j,
hhoads, Superintendent Of the institution, Atateti
contained In another despatch, and thanked the
citizens and rrcmen for their efforts in Saving the
furniture and property belonging to the institution
uc stated thnt upon consultation with Ars. D.
unfortunate blind children the use OF the large
building near By, which she had purchased aud
1tfed up Mt her own expense for an UFphan
Asylum. MsB. Ayers generously proposes to allow
the Trustees the Use Of her building until the tBt
Of June next.
4 unanimous vote Of thanks was then tendered
teha1f Of the unfoHunatea.
Judge Dunucr offered The following resolution,
which WAS unanimously ntlupte.i;
hnrs~nr in he 1+t ly fir' II tl Ii- State ins,jt;i
n nd f31 . ,f Edsati. E q :le hd u which elshty
home:
Ke.,t., Tint W a.ep'y .ympatllzc With tl.ete ut.
e1t't7. !dre sieil b.rt tv1to iulllatc the evils VI
c xHs esish IT, slH. t. af9ste e Jf
nnvile A. r tn dsr1n tctt cooperate with the cty
n'tnHtiss # IT, dSxi.ng and t*cfusin9 such
charged With thu duty taking tarlI atcps Al WILL il
H,'"I<d Tia: ;lu Mas"r II i,s ir Hh i .1s"s,t. ,c
1s1,+t.d, to Gull another tlns Vt tlc citizens u
Tic meeting then Adjourned.
, 1869-04-22
INSURANCE.,


.04I9F9SAo L AOxNs
It. s.s af 6H stT TSSkT &:
H6BAHT hszins ' eold lis % iatere.t % to hs Eenaiatnt
e IT, so arr alone MHs e H HRARE ;ft 1he ~
Chiesgo, April 9, 1ees,
COPARTNERSHIP.
y The h. Munaestsued. = snocss.ors to uFIAs. G. Ho-
ssis - $.s .S: fGe,!ss
Chicago. Arrl g 1862
AGENTS FOR
NEW ENGLAND M. M. ms. CO.,
BOSTON,
ASSETS OVER a1.lsaooo.
AMERICAN F. l. N. INSURANCE CO.,
BOSTON,
ASSETS OVER eanooo.
lhDEPEhDEnT;F. h. M. ms. Co.,
BOSTON.
ASSETS OVER s:oo,ooo
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO.,
NEW YORK,
ASSETS OYER $4,000.
EXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE. CO.,
NEW YORK;
ASSETS OVER Satoon
FULTON FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
NEW YOIiIi>
ASSETS OVER 43lo,ool
, 1869-04-22
PROPOSALS..


off1e1 Ass1sfASx QCARTERxAsIER q. s AnxT.l
s,.,,C CHEcaoo. H.. April g. la9- !
sealed Rrrp6sas tn du1licate viii b r1eived fhIs
3r4,ih9 ~ u Enday The nth dAy nt April. 1873. for
snt r Chicago III. with ssat.oae5y 3oF ono JezF zua
ns IN fs.te + r5!se for which the following n.ua
lsnpeTz1 .upeE1oysa md EoJd b1.ak boo1.. printed
DENY. crown md cap book. rsnted md not prsn.sd.
Memo1.ndam bcof. a..S1ted ssS sizes, Per dozen.
Oh 8heefk esp or letter eixe, per tnze1
0n1dal envelopes, white. Noe. and Il rerM.
Letter envelopes. Hh3sc4 per ~
dozen.
Ink, I'd. e1t1nirc 9eanee, & n. rer aozen-
Paper. h1otttng and enS elure, per qliTc-
Eaper foopos legal ean. letter md note, pIstn aud
tnled. ref reatn.
Pens, eteei and quill pe1 ezoas.
Fenhola-rs. cfcc-tapr and rubber bands, escorted.
TER rfuas.-
i5tnSe,!Akr I!nt.. TT aczen-
sssi 5suh!sf m s!s-trs ink an,t pencil pr dczen.
SSse:,HnF .Ta1- r. Pound
S{h1'!s and rATer fasteners. Fer Ion
1eaa pent1la. asenEtra hlaek- and blue and red
Eyelcts aud ryeet mueIinep-
letter pEcstfA brushes md eurA
hYf hfYfs5 - Pso1cs p: 3 IT, f. fling oitdal lettssx
- ~ Psore.s md a samples sent with rejected bhA
AL bdf made 'o- ~ '>!e-s~A1 ~
Proposals. ,hoola he indo4,cd Proposals. for s.a-
G1.f & e. T,,, pi
Bvf 1t, CT nd I. 5 Il y L.
, 1869-04-22

C00K,CODURN g. Co,
" . SfTBFArLA ADfElkT1ElN1 AGENTK
ARE duhofi1rl u Fe<<re advertisements for TIE Tain
CtE at sur fhfe rIcs Afan a9rna II rrrritr a!e-r,
stsrSrnfs H1tfe>s far all fEWNPAPERH hR MAAzrNEa
1n any la.9ka9r) In The U s. 1errIl<a, a. The pull
{t4aer4' kusf rn&ss.
OFF1cE g. DKA1nonH st.
, 1869-04-22

NEW f6fk IJFy ts0OaN IINfkFts
NEW foAK. A1F1l el-Thc market cuutinur+ tEer aud
'lv rnht4 +, especially r w.4tls cooe 1t /. rHori
tu Eisc I'll" ih.taca of th" t!rtAl.'1 condition Of te
Han'kvt L"'t week Solni!it.i"n hue blt line II
% .s" s"'s isnS i," d a' ss5 n: rs.r;1yrs n.se +
ssds lt e'tt 1nfEicr ltr1'v hr-.1i tlc t,ne M,
trtntc rl!.fx,r: Lam es.I4 inr brown nurInr sll
ri i3c do F. Ia; d. NJ - !ref l2c: Suffolk IL Inctl
eh1tinEs l0c; Granville Il i Fow lac; Trrn4nt F.:
d! ~: Haot i SUI HMnlinr. ar; Il,ckdAt4 ~ d. e.ll
ht H 1tc Clark ~. .lc; fhIIuu t. kuu dp. lfc and
ttni,u rka, M. H. - :..2t<c
, 1869-04-22

Proposals v be received Until Il o'eloek H., Nay st
addressed to McKEES, SMITH CO.. Chief Con-
tractoza Terre Haute, lndsn1 for the Last ftyeeven
t5} 1es Of this Eptt The work II of tn: most dr41f
abe character comprising both very heavy and a1sq
light work. PAYMENTS, MONTHLY, In CASH
Prcf.es can he seen the cee In Tern HAute afex
April o6th- j. 1AHA1E MILLER
Tetre Hautc Ind. April IL l6d9.
, 1869-04-22

THREE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF CHOICE
Chicago Real Estate,
On the Goth day of May, A. D.
1869, at FARWELL HALL,
on Madison"st., between La"
Sale and CIark-sts., Chi
cago, III.
Sale to commence May 30, ut
10 O'Clock a. nt., and to continue,
forenoon and afternoon. for 1--we
dnyS, unless the properties Of.
Tered are sooner sold. Sn1e to be
percniptory, and ALL properties
offered will be 1oId 10 the higl1-
est mud best bidder.
The property offered will con-
sist III part of:
200 Lois 50x200 feet each, to II
20-fOoa alley. Situated on the
Drcxef-nv. Boulevard to the
Great South Side Park. sui&l
Boulevard fs 900 feet wide, nnd
will bc Immediately Improved.
Also 400 Lots within one block
Ofsnfti Boulevard.
Also 100 Lots, 5OxlsO feet to nj
ley, fronting syeHt on the Great
Sout1i Side I'nrk.
Also SO Lots fronting cnst on
the South Side Plrk, l,cnr ils
northern boundary.
4AlkO 100 choice Lois an the
I{anknkce-nv. Boulevard tn the
South Side Park, and on the ave-
nuc* immediately west OF Kun.
ktlkee.
Also 200 choice Lots between
fllc Two lsoulcvnrd~, on Cllnrlc>,
Evnfis and other avenues.
Also 100 very choice Lois OIL
FOrty-scscn1ll and other streets.
near AensyoOd Station, OH the
Hyde Park RniIroltti.
Also 100 Lots on yinccnncs-
road, between city limits and the
south Side Park.
Also several hundred choice
md cheap Lois In the southwest
crn Dorti0u orrhe cftv. nnd .on,c
choice S md 1O-ncrc trncts near
t1,t, tffYx.f,rb.x1 r.o,,,n,.,,,., 49,,
~, tl,c linz ,f t1,.. t,rnn, Cn,,,,,,n.
und t,l,ic,rn rstxcr S1,,,> Cn,,n,
A1.t, no t.,,nir,, Infx nn 1Inrn,
son and Tylcr.st... In tl,.. :Iyr.,
Division the city. cf.,,tr:.,.v ro.
<.,tcd
Also sever,,1 otber cho,c., xv,x.
md North side rr.;.,rncr n,,d
h,,s;ncxs Io,x mn, - ,,rno ~. -.
,t1,cv ,,r.,-,.,,... .,,.>., go. ~
.au,t,o.it, T., r,,,,. .-,s,
,rn1 x,1.. n..,,..,;.. t.,.s ~
same. which c,n hc t,n,, -, ou-
Office on ,rny 10.
All of The shave r>ro,or,x =.
among the VERY CIIDI1,EsT
Ann 5xEkr ror,,nv nr,,,,nt,- .~...
offered nt privnte or public .nie
i'll this city. And i'll view Of our
, 1869-04-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
MAY MAGAZINES,
The Atlantic Monthly.

CONTENTS: Aa1bone. an Oldport Romance. Part
=. By T, #. MgEtnson: The Clothes Mania by james
Pastcn: B1ahmaniem, By James Fireman Clarke; The
Henne Of Long Point bs John G. Whittier: The Pu.i
tan Lvcr1 by Marian Douglas; The Foo In the House.
bold Part ILL., By the Aushor Of Victos and Jaeque-
line" Spring In Washington. by John Burroughs: e.
cauor in the Empty House, by T. ". Partons: Autob
of7s1hy Of Shaker. tsecond pnper> BY n. Erans;
Can Life Hide 1ssett by Bayard Taylor: The Pacific
Rarnad-Open. tEecond Paper} By Samuel Bowlcs
The intellectual Character Of President GrAut: The
New Taete In Tbeatsca1s; Revicrs and Literary No
tcea
, 1869-04-22
PROPOSALS.

n y G 4 n G-N
L nOI oStAASs
o-rr .s,,r ,ror,r-,,,.-r .n,,
sa,. lin i!s;. T1!s"S III H. ,s HFr F.y, i! ~
a; =; - '!ss.!:!.. = II.
tnfr drlissTsa in It'll. riix. W.: 3'''|' ''s'e''
Isl lt.ir,t rarrr Itni eap IN ri .ire ea-
it, tf's fnpx inH 4e y: y: r sn;ss nav ,o,
'f. H.,st,,,, IN. .,r,,v. r,,s,n, o,,-., ,, ,,,,,
,,,tis +s3nsi1s Sne',nSf W. y. rsnss rcs bottle.
E'Srs sahsr Fat<ts I'll r. e ~ p9na, EeE poand
sssn.Ss' tsTt s!t'''sr:', Inns hant}es eaeh-
5, 55,"tiss l:s1sr 't,x ts,!r 81 r. e'sh-
pound: ~ H. .I ,...,
.or y 1T on SsS, III rsfsr t. tusue o'a eo
ref :c 'n''t so'''l ''eees' '0F a'''' e's '''''''
: :'fs: T.: .:ce r.. pound
si:; sIas .9;if ':G +: n r.: i i~s pound
5ro,'nt'; solder .ft-ti. rtr poaad. @
sh9ss ~ TT In ' e pound can. ,o,ea
r. 'ssss rsaad, rs.en. dryer pound can, sozsa p
pound
S:;s :s!S :s,|t ;:!ss E; ?:s :: ss.at
EssS: ss: "a; nj; :;ss s' .' 's' '''a'
'%Gs; y rs,.nd. f'ne, be-. NJ. !. pr ronna.
10 se y t'is,s.y s ~ Rts Slit ~ 1nd n
10 Sna. IL Sex 'sen rrr n l ' ea' a'd hoHe
10 runda was*n xTrs.t. in 5 pound lin c,n..n
s1ne 2 nareS FL b1r bI rStTat ~ <,,,o ., ,f.
cans, reT ts1on e''' 00'e& IN iosanen s'n saeT
50 Esona nsced OIL 1aw. in 10 gallon tin safe,y cans
fF tesaa.. nc.t,e.t o cc to eo..on..c OIL in 10
Ssa eaons a Fl ei40e 81 IL ,e.ou tn
g ealon. trr<utEne. in ID ea,u tin c.cs, Fer gallon
, 1869-04-22
Our Young Folks.

Aso Os"S
CONTENTS;
THE STORY OF BAD BoY. Chap:,:s and 10.
By T. 3. Aldzieh.
THE WILLIAM HENRY LETTERS Eleventh
PAekes.> By Mrs. A. II. plaz.
LILIES OF TIE VALLEY. By Mar, B. G. sladc.
LAwRESCE's JOURNEY ByJ. 7. Ttowhrsdse.
CARL By Lily Ncl.cu.
CASpY.MAKSG. First Paper> By sisr. Jane G.
CANARY ISLANDS AND CANARY BIRDS, By
James Parton.
GARDENING; FOR GIRLS. tpast Second, By the
author Of six Hundred Ycnr."
DR. TRoTrY. By E. Stuart Phelps, author Of .'Tae
Gatea AIar.''
CINDERELLA By MsL a. II. Wells
slxTr+TW0 LITTLE TADPoLEs. BY the author ot
''sevcn Little sistczr."
LITTLE MAMIE. by Lncy I4arrom.
ROUND THE EVENING LA,Ir+
OUR LETTER BOX.
- Nineteen Illustrations.
- For ealc everywhere.
s1- 4 c,ry IT OrE YorSn FoLEs Il: shf tlrst f,u.
n.Eslt II I7tr NIL a'r sen: rLEE 10 any Mo wish.
tn e1anI.ue .lc Magazine application to the lul
lsherr.
Cyrrrc 1C-nar r. r1 rA
, 1869-04-22
VOL. XXI.

their tr1ps. The drivers carried their point as to
hours Of labor and compensation.
THE ABscOND1H0 rECK.
Peck, the ahscopding grain elevator man. has
not been heard OF, hut he IL believed to he cop.
cealed hY friends In New Jersey. 1 committee OF
the victims Is lnqulr1ng Into the situation OF af-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-05
THE DAILY NEWS.
Il he Song OF the Printer.

Pick and click
Goes the type in the stick,
As tie printer stands at his case;
His eyes glance quick, and his fingers pick
The tyre at q rapid pace;
And one by one as the letters go,
Words are piled up steady and slow
STEADY and slow,
Put still they grow,
And wolds OF fire they econ viii glow;
Wonderful words, that without o sounu
Traverse the earth to it's utmost nound;
Words that shall make
The tyrant quake,
And The fetters of the oppressed shall break.
Words that crumble an arm, g might,
Or II eble lis strength in rghteou us fight;
Yet the type they look but leaden and dumb,
As he puts them in place with finger and thumb;
But the printer smiles,
And his work beguiles
BY chanting song as the letters he piles,
With pick and click,
Like the worlds chropometer, tick tick tick
@. where is the man with such simple tools
. "A Can govern the world as II
With pi intipg press, an iron ettck,
And little Laden die.
With paper Of white. and ink of back,
1 support the Right, and the Wrong attack.
Say, where is he, or who may he be,
That can rival the printers power?
To no mopal chs that live the wall doth he give,-
Their sway Lasts only an hour;
While the printer still grows, and God only knows
When his might shall cease to tower
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Gonlnlerfial.'

Exports.,
NEW YOrK-per achr Myroyer-1s3 bales Upland
Cotton, l4T bbis rpi-tts Turpensane. 1870 M feet
River Boardb. n u feet MIL Boards, "a packages
Mdse.
PHlLADELPHIA--Per steamship Prometheus-b01
bales otton. rs bales Domestics. 40 bales Yarn,
146 opis kosi". 80 bbls hits urpentine, 25
tons Iron rs herces Rice, 1916 bbls Potatoes, 500
boxes Vegetables. ss#
BAI1 ORE-Per steamship Maryland 93 tierces
Rtce, 06o tuie, Cotton "a bules va, n 80 Dbls
Rosin. rs bales Ra o, 80 casks Clay. Hides. $40
Dols Potatoes, 667 boxes Vegetables, l25 pa ck-
agee Sundries.
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COnsignoe per south Can oI1nn ixatlroaa
.Iuno

282 bales Cotton, Al bales Domestics 60 packages
Lard, AZ bbs Naval stores care Lumber. I O Rail.
soa, Werner & Duoker. H Gerdts & co. * Cob,a 4
20. courtensy nn & Trenholm: Q LitsOhgi. W.ss
dali 4 Dockery, araeser & Smith, caldwell i Son,
and Order
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Arrived Y esteraay.

Arrived Yesterday.
Echr Minnie Repplen, simons, Philadelphia,
Steamer % Pilot Boy. Peck, Sss Beaufort via Rd,sto Ac
64 crates s6 bbls Vegetables. 81 bags Groundnuts.
and sundries. To Jno Ferguson, W Harrison.
Bird Co. Barnwell, F Kressei. Southern Express
Company, Gage Go. Cameron Bar kley. w Cur
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship M,ryland. johnson, Baltmore-Courtenay
Steamship Prometheus. Gray, Philadelphia
sohr Nyrover, Br.wn, New York-william Roach h
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Maryland. Johnson, Baltimore.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia
From this Port.
b. bark Agra, Fillmore, Liverpool May 22
26, for Cronetaot
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship saragossa, Ryder, at New York, June 2.
shtpncws by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH. June Arrived schr M Mosley,
wanteak, for Satllla Ga.
-t R1emo.r MA.
The schr Susan Wright. Mount. from Georgetown,
O, arrived at New York, June J..
LIST OF VESSELS
OF. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS POhE
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Tho Clifton Williams, sailed. April 10
The Minnie, Robertson, sailed, May IS
DOMESTIC
tt a" BOSTON.
Bark Sicilian. Percval, cleared ed.........M MAY ~
schr Frank Palmer Latham. cleared. 49,. May 81
Schr Anna Glover Tern Y, cleared. ....... May 1S
Schr N Hawkins. Wyatt, cleared. .... May 26
BELFAST Me.
schr Daybreak, Blake, up. ......M May 16
Nrw FoRK
Steamship Saragossa, Ryder cleared June q
Schr Nj Richards, Irving, cleared. May 20
Schr Minnie, Hudson, cleared May 26
Scer Lilly, Hughes up. up.......,..........Ma May 28
PHILADELPHIA
Rrtg Josie Devereux, Clark up. . NAV JS
GOhr sarah Cullen, Avis, cleared ........ .Mey 25
BALTIMORE.
Schr Nettie Richardson. Davis, up. . May %