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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. Mar.h 29-1URPEsrNE-Heaa ad.
vsnced 5.10c aud quote b. les OF 81! ools at s.
for sort. and 81 20 for hard Per 2se pourds
SPIRITS uRPr NrnJE.-Market Grmer and price q
al ade high r sules NJ ia bis at 49, S75 do Mt
-cl6Hc anu % do. at 47c pr gallon for New York
sbs hsles also of sou bbs city distilled at A7c. al
SEQ bbls Ne York packages lnew) city distilled at
RosrNSales Of ITO bbls at 81 s5 for strained, 81 81
for 80. i q, d 50 Is TOR low No. l.
TAR-,ales Of l6O Ibis at 81 70, and 644 Dds al
: 81 70 per bbl.
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RING. OPPOSITE CANsoN STREET.

MANUFACTURES AID KEEPS CONSTANTLY
ON HAND. DRESSED LUMBER of every dcsccip-
tion. Doors. Sashes. fnls. Mou!liugs and rrinl-
mlnSs. All work guaranteed and TT Northern
prices. Boxes for packing OF liquors manufactured
and constantly on hand at his FACTORY AND
WARERooMS. King, opposite Cannon street, on
Line City Railway. mwf limo p5c March
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:. cnarreston cotton and Rice Market.

ChQTlegtOp SOILOA c1A4tA AsASS 4~~s~ -~S~'
urFlcE Or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
~ CHARLESTON 1uesosy Evening. March 3o '
.CorTON-Ihs business of the day commenced with
frmer tendency in this article and an improv
demand, yh,eh. after receiH Of dispatches became
quite active and an advance In prices OF full 40 "
fb took place, the article closing very firm. sales
abeu. 1900 bales viz: at Is; 25 at 25h; lat 26 Al
at2sk; "a at 26H; 121 at 27; at 271; 2oS at Elk;
ua.27X;l56 at271s; $50 at ?7a; 2ss at 2s 100 at
2sx; " en- private terras. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good ure.nary. ...... 26HgTN
Low nlddl1ng. ''.''.'S oNWN'@
Hiddlne. -.......Z 20 "
Strict niddlng. g................- .2o7sU-
By New York classification we quote:
Low middhpg. g...............-..-.S % g-
c' Mddliug, ..-..So>4Vp-
R1cE.-1he transactions were light but prices
wore steady. Sales 81 tierces clean Carolina at 81
S,m. We quote common to fair clean Carol Ina at
KIOSK; good 5-ls@sHc q tb.
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Nashville Market,

PnSsenScIss
Per steamship Sea Gull. for Baltlrnore-Mies
61aIth, l. White Siaynecker, and Brrun
Per steamship Manhattan from New York-O
Temple on, J I mple,ou. Miss Clinton. Miss .nIva-
dor Miss .1bpItino. Miss Williams. Mrs Williams
Major Horbach w j y Wood ard. q II Hoppock,
y f;res l. W1utlle w blrni.. Z V Laasiugh II
Ntr, eri MRS Mosop. Mater NJ, lson and servant. H
Tabor, II Di axe. DR. 1horpe Miss Bessie ruorne.
Mics Louise Ilorn W Jackson and Wiic. G S!l
Per stem ar n 0t Boy fr, ID savaursh beaufort.
Hilon Btad, Sc--B F Knoll, Mr. Roumillat Airs
Roup1llst Mir sweet aud wife, FitZ .erad q Ge-
meniep. Il " oils Mr. holden K " arc or ard wife.
a : IJi d rxo, d and VIC, C M.utz NJ Carter 2
Hn,d MIR ysnu rpool and wife, blr Kinney. W Hatch
ard TYto. uid and wife. Mrs Bennett and son, A
B Iaylor. wife ale daughier, Col NJ >eabiook. - G
Wileon aid aon @ L Ludam.. W Aid n, h aar-
sha Il. d. j " Parker. ii Jones, Captain Flynn,
Can't Paite e. al on deck.
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ExpoIu.

BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-1S5 bales
!. Upland Cotton. 20 bales Rags, 2sn derces Ric e:
so sack. salt, 8 nales Leather. 81 bpls Rosln, .
cases Cigars 40,e09 feet Lumber, bags Fruit
Y and sulldry Packages.
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Railmaes.
SOUTH CsI.OLlNA ItAIL&OAD.

<HzaasssssIsA@s'
AAst.isa1N9 az 90 !
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
CHARLESTON, b. c., Fehrua y IS. 1852.
ON AND after sgDEY GEsnoanh 81 ths sonth Caro-.
~ the PASSENGER TRAINS OF tne eou'n oaAo'
In, Railroad will run as follows:
POB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. n....... ..'... .'''''.''''s1o 1o A.
Ave at s trains for Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery an"
0iA-' '"'0 FOB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. ...,.. EIs D NJ
AItao connectipr s % with Wilmington and Manchester ,
f0Au' 'n' oAp Ten CHARLESTON. o., :,
Leave Augusta. ............... Uo o o ~
Arrive at Charleston... .....' '''''''' az a.
Leave Coum bia.... ...... .''' '''''''' MD AZ
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS
SUNDAYS ExcEPTEDJ
Leave Charleston. -.
Com Connecting @ With trains Tor Memphis, Nashville
and Rev Orleans, via Grand Junction. ,,o,,,
cave augusta. .............'.. M ~
Afr''S 81 CasI'1StHii coIgMsii NIaar EXPRESS.
SUNDAYS EXcEPTED.)
Leave Charleston. ...............'.'..'.'o'1e
Arrive at Columbia, '.s'4o a. "A
Connecting sundays e1cppted) with GreenV1le ano
Colun bia Railroad r,o,,,
Doaru .e,,s, " Htaria.ton - ..5.90 80 A. H.
r o,ro ch.r,ss,on ~ 500 P. NJ
Irr,ua ~ g. NJ ,srvilia a,,,..... 400 =. Al.
Haava CIV M nroa-v,i,e A. NJ
800 81 Thorisston A. III
CAMDEN BRANCH.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturday. =.
-, ~ Sa,nden 7.O0 P. HI.
Ir.;Hn ~ E;nrr;ii. $40 A. n.
s;onadI q. T. PEAKE,
February Is General Super'ntenoeu''
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sn,nnexvs NV Telexraph.

Shtpnews by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, March 90-Arrived, steamship Cham
pion- W..
sAyANNAH, March 30-Cleared. steamship Visgo
for New YORK; sour We tern Star for Cdrdenas.
weather very warm; thermometer 70. Wind hsht,
SSE.
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Intertor Cotton Markets.

SELMA, March 2S-No ssles and no demand. No
quotations; ho.deis asking 2ehe.
COLUMbU-, March 81 There was mod t:nte
dem md yesterday tue basis OF 26 cents for
ern miodlings. nothing zone alter the receipt Of
afternoon dispatches. Warehouse sales 80 bales re-
ceipts 80 bales.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
weighing the Baby.


bow many pounds does The baby weiGa
Baby who came hut month ago;
How many sounds from the growing cur
To tho rosy point of the restless toef
Grandfather ties the kerehiei Kno., ,.s;ch,
Tendcrlv onIles the swiagin9 "eieo''
Ana careIuliv over bis glasses PEI:
To read the Yecoro-"onlS elSa~
Softly the echo goes around.
The father hu .hs ut the tiny girl;
The lair Young mother sings the words,
While gran6mothe smoolhs the golden curl.
And STOPPING above the precious thing,
Nestles KISS within pra.erj
Nurmurin2 softly, "Little one,
Grandfather did not weigh you fail"
Nobody weighed the baby's smiles.
Or the love that ear1o with the helpless one'
Nobody weighed the threads OF care,
from which woman's lie Is spun.
No index tells the mighty worth
OF o little baby's quiet breath,
a soft, unceasing metroporoe,
Patient and faithful unto death.
Nobody weighed the baby q soul.
For here on earth no weights there oe
That could avail ',od only knows
!o1ts value In eternity.
Only eight pounds to hold soui,
Tint seeks no anye els silver wlog'
Bpt sbrines 1t In its human eu1se
Within so fair and small thing.
oh mother, laugh your merry note,
Re cav and glad, but don't forget
From baby's eyes looks out q FOUL
That claims home in Eden yet.
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uons1sncts per South CaloIIna sallsoad
March 80.

t34 baies Cotton. A bales Donesties, 23 packages
Bacon, 80 boxes Candles. car stock. 10 RaiIroaS
Agent, Pelzer, lsodgers & Co, Goldsmith & Son, Z
Mowry Co. Downing J. Co. Mautoue & Co A
Quackenbush W >miih. Frost & Adser,
slcan g v Williams L 60. G Walter& 10; Feeoer
{ Davis. W Ryan. J r Pringle W wilma ms ,s,s 3
s1n, Mowry Co D Ahreus CO. 4 a Css-- o't-
we'll " y Corwln Il Co, Dow1e &oise' ana Clae-
horn Herripg Co.
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Memoranda.

The Norfolk tva) Journal of March Goth. says:
-"Rritish ship Sco,tswo Yeatmaa, for Liverpool,
b Ibis crude turpeutine 1909 bags bari, 2lls 6ags
containing 516 bushels corn. 290S bid slaves, S2VV
headpr-c,enred BY w u Reynolds"
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CoRN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS. OF all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from to
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand.
power. Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS Of all descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid 10
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOB BUILD.
INGs, GRATIN0s,
cISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, de-, dc,
WILLIAM s. HENEREY,
MACHINISI AND FO UND Err
No. s14 MEETING-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, s. G.
August 8 mws
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= hIp more 10 sorrow Than 10
Myyeingtsr,' I addressed him,
" "wy your ayss oai.Albfeak 4 bIUxI
vessel N two II agreeable 10 yesl--
fracture your tfaehaai imn't In
s:'a ,.s,', ',e.,', 81, ,!e'~'b'' 'o' " thank
] took up a book and All down
hy ihe cradle, fockIng II reekIasiy
l,sokwafd and fbfwsrd, regardless of
lhe screams vhIa slIIl reni The air.
! wasn't I guInf V wnsle any more
time In trying V qnIel him. Let
him cryi Thk ha ffvc eountryI
why, Joe | what's fhs malierS''
TWAS Berths's voice. | Jumped
up ~ II d cannon ball had smIilcn me,
and dashed my book upon The floor.
Matter, ma'am mattsfS The
instlsr Il that I'm going mad. |
shall boa flt subject for a lunatlc
asylum N just about Ahesn minutes
more" is's
ButI might a we'll have wasted
my dcpairing cloquenoc on 4 blank
wall. bhe did not heed nor hear me.
She was loading che little wretch
lii = .-.-- H. n ~. . Ill - -
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Sssls.
f,u,.s HAL L.., ...l a..L ~.
s.gnIfv s,ess ssvs, II sLs,.s,,. 80
! ,ssJsnsv /. sssss.i,,v' IN. L. Lsa.
snd ds,i Ala Ind,s.,. .,s.as,h 49,
n character. sls.s si,h s.,.,s ssl
soodrss.. Aim ss,,sishfm..t ~
I'M heard l..l,ss.s '. ! se...s 80. ...''.., ~"
liza. sl,olshsis,..,I sh.ssssas
F,ss al L,ess hsL ..sa!Sas n.
sa,nLisss,ss n sss,.i.',. .'s .1sa.','.l.,!a' '
I'm s,s.s .ari,h y sI's'..s.
WV. sIIrg;.. s,,s,..h, III, . 49,
shoIv has s,ss,smsis 1890. 49,.
ss,s,l ii.,.t .s9,.t " ~. = s" n.
sisr N ,s,Irs,,s srsI' ~ 49,. $50 80. 's :
s,sshho,s al Lss.h NV "h..ss.s. s.
"a III, srd sLi.i.,s isdlss,. @ .'s..".'
nj sn,ms, H. r.'.;n"s .as".r". '."'s IN. yrs,
so,,s.rSra K J .,ss, !, sIs."s. wv
xahyr hsis .lsS ass;a :, IL vrs...'ss'
darnsss ~ h,.hs.. ssu.-ss - ...'.s.-
srS ,s,sr.,sy s', " sss,is v y sns"'sns s';. y
shs..a,.. III " 49, M 49, P !" I.
g. .r,s.,msns 49,. :, s.s ..s"A % s'in!! ssp'!
svss s;rc.,,h n .,cs.. W." !,
s,,.h ~ s.y'' ~. s..v'ss Y
Ivys .I..1sss ~s..i. a"a o''n'ss - y
IVuUIUCtCT, Ho0Fty RUeCJI0uH. 4 CIoHI
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When Che Southern sepeptlpe
n from the MethodIst Episcopal Church
took pIace, the Courts not only
transferred oil the Church properly
70 tno.e 6safs: % sns IN. u. Church
boushy" but el!ssAd 70 thsm . pro
rasa share O. the enormous fund IN
the !! Book Co"csrs. elscs ihe rebel.
lion . case has avissn 10 Virginia Of
some interest," ". t4nnshsp, now
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hsfs sad one IlIslr pseash 40 | dgn
nJfsslmsnlAl shd invite sIl q saesI,s
70 one little alnhsfe ~ bmesIfr. Ne
~ yes 90 AdnIFslIs. the one cross
old bess) hs az 10. lie must BE-
ready 70 sa'l wiih u wind Net hssIe.
'ssss, v ssy ~ s1ssiss mas 10 v
sey vii he baek a 0 o'oIoek. ze
eflealte rfcmts< ahdf ptomes. zen
70 shore 10 make my little pocnch.
J ssnd my servants here and isse. |
1T ~ tropienle fruit -ue pine apple,
q ersnse' se l~hsns, slI se ffali |
pat se wine, % brandy, % spirits,
stir him up yer geni!y--ftsks one
lItlls--snoder little iip--I put In
more vine more a 10 brandy-.inore
fruis--I keep Up one gurand sIppiag.-
Oil What with 20 fFuls and . iims of
know nothing. .,o'
l wake up--'lis one vsre dark--I
feel Aroand--I en- n bed. Ilo, No
cnpilaInc, I ssy---T thought he he'd
one little dinnsfe psvsy---l know not
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HABr1s on TN SourHsnxERs.-
The New York, 1ribsss in : long ~
ticle on thepressnt political situation,
pays the following compliment 70 the
people Of the South. N I, We do not con-
cede that there i that amount Of ig-
norance among 'the common masses'
that the article ofthe Tribune would
seem to imply though there is .
plenty, for tho cause Of good govern
ment. especially when 70 that Of the
white population shall b added the
millions Of blacks Who had been con-
yerted from slaves, into rulers, BY the
policy Of Mr.. Greeley. We sre glad,
70 know however, that, In Nj. Gree
Isy's opinion, the people of the Sosth
are psvsr unduly elatsd BY "fortune
or ststion," and that their ''nstive
goodness is less obscured BY the fssh-
Eis ions and manners Of the day" than
"any other portion Of the Caucasian
race. This does not sound Ike the
old denunciations of !, ashye-dFivers"
in which Il was Tie practice Of the
Hjbune to indulgs, and we are led 10
infer thst Mr.. 0rssIsy has come 10
know y better. Dltertaining his
present. opiniosA " might 60 8 stsp
iurshsr, and urgs that : people, nav.
iue % much ssnstive goodncss' - TO
justify their being held up q exsm-
plss 81 which 'sthe American people
nay bs tanghL II is Is capable cf
lsarnine 70 mueh,r = eopld Be nfcly
snssustsd with the management oi
shsir osn aiIairs. What ssy you V
shis, NJ. 0rssIeyi Wssppend The
ezsfaes = follows. ~ Eyrek kbssy W-
sf;sfhers ! nuch 10 admire IA shs
donsssie habits Of ths middle and
| even shs upper slasses oflbs Soathen
| people, nd this y nost admired By
thoie Who, BY : rssidence, have
| Learned whss thoss hsblts ars. Vi
ssf9 70 lhsir simplicity, Hospitality,
and natural kindnsss d hsart Per
| hapS thers & no portion pf TIE csu'
cssIAn rsee % little sleystsd sbovs
-I-.au ~. @~-.~~ -.
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POETRY,


4 |II-l 70 INN. |Nf5A" f"|'f aN|N .IfIIIftNi
A,ous In ne dreasy. bltilsss street yik sel
Win n, ,ora ols ar. ~ bs.,. oold feet 4 I,
All day I have wandsrsd 70 aad iso, .oyl'y {,
Hungry and shIverlna, ssd nowhere 70 70,
',u,yHi.,t rTr
anu 'ae en'l sss' DsAsas up0u ny .a's "a uru
"a. WY rO's ms ~,na ns wv =" = /
= = ~ ~ --s'''~s -'silii gsAssL
,... -. q. q, /, 49,. y aoos q ,,gh, .ji
.-s---...,..s n.--s, "a IN sh,.s, hrs.an
1880, .sus-., {, ,rh.s = f.,r ~ : ,'Ini
q. 1870 49,. q ,,rs,,, th,r, gies ~ %
y-..- ,s...,,. .h.lr ha,..N.I 81. ~ ~ e,
wesid pity spsss lissls Ihesgar hts me- aclI
Wandering alone = the mssciles street .,s,.,,
NAKED and shiysrinE with nothing 70 sal Il
...li, ,,.. l N \
onI wnss saa.'i eoSneh .aen'sn' '0mes ae"''
= " s's'D's o'seH - ~ osef u' S =.
onAn ~ me aovn '7'a ~" 'ne Ans.y J iae
on ne co'd' hafd pasemen'' aaone' " o'e'
H. k~~.x .x1fEsI rkfld~~w fkniv rvn ~
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Will IL a luF n Il4 Individual i{Im{Iz
iiis 80 o..srernsI. M LaLiss ,...s
80, "'s.d I ssssoss ,ksss Z ! O.
sltv fss a. 22l.g' ss 10 NO.
,-.s.Li ~ a. .sv.s ..s..s,ls n...s
f.c- ,--'sh,. L~i,s - = iii I. n.
80 w - an, elhs, lsbv.
ms.;ior shsss -. ,us,slv 1.
,,.evs shss I am Il No Nv sssiu.IIesS'
~ ~ - .,..s,.l ~. 80 a.,
s...,s.l. [ 81 - ~ ..ss,s,sisi .'i !. ,.;s.,s-s'
r. - g.. rsiss. ~ \. n sr.,,i.
i;.sis. sh,.s'tss,isJ All a IN i.--
d.rI sv.'is.hss'' s.,i . .r,.s.... ~
y I ,.':.'.k s~sis.s [ ,shish Il. ~ .;.~ vs
A.. a ..asi.' a. s'sii. IsSasd .i;r,.iss
/. ~ a. ,.i.s. .ls.sce' n ,ss,
Z. e.. ~. 49,. ' 49, ,.L". y,....h. :. ~" 80
go. 49, - 49,, Vs." '
- -. NV .'.;. -. 'vv '.'.. y A.. H.. \,
~. . '..s.h.s sh 49, ~ is. sn - III ri, s ~ 80. Z
~ ~. . ~, ' ~. -. . - -. ~.
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- ~. 20. ~ y" ~
,,.,.a - hI..l,. -. -, :. =. y 4. .,.... .
D.. ' ..s:is ',-..'. 49,. ...s.,a.... :. ~ -. 49,
. Dus J. ~au. w. w.. .a..I i I:....s CIV, m
pes' ~ sy. u' ~ .s,'', 'su.,
.'sI M sSuao'oss y - P'J:Vu ~ .:v sIHsP!' n...
ou. 4. y .ns .oo.s, =. u: '''0h' n''''''ns
IN o:' ,us sO'' sP.'n III r.. - -, . ,,.., -.
c''sl. ~. ~ p NV s'TsyJ s'sv 0ys. =.
en-, ": :: De,y.'a nv 80. ~. sa.s "a r -.
an.u, ':,,:. - sa's a.s.s ..,: ~ - 49, !
,:a.,. ~. an .S unw'''''s s's''AH ~ ~
's1ls 1sPnsW a-. -. -. i, -, /.
nowsvIs ~ w. 'a': -: ..'esP ,S .,a'
w. one c,I' !. 'n ny soI
naoFAi 10y o3sion. csens : n'v1'
lnnecsSt nm g ana % enereoc % sapecs :.n .aan ~ =
0c. ! % oAsan.y.wsns On n,,s Mi.n ~! I!
wneney 900 nssn'S oo''v'ous -
M J. ,mi,ntils NJ e Yesanes. 49, .sssa Z. ats \,
~ L,lx -1Anscs ,snuing sso'ee''
qsDsn .l. ! % mysoa, aPP'1g ~ soIe
4 '.hs'' ssr;s.4 2,,s;.ss. - m : 4
shoald never g e sPsna ny money ninnl
ns.se, = s:as n nae one cs. wai ,si n'ns !,
pat women nevef 90 Anow now .
'~Is tSsse ri fapc;c. p..,.a throuel
r,;.J ~. .hshvi 80 ~, az,
.,.s.aS'' ~ - "a 20 fn.-r
VI -. ~ c,,dls ~ osc,l.to,a,
La, snj hu,.t ,scrth ,,uto tha vvsli
Inovn @ aiS burden d Of . Bys si : baby sis hunt
ing,' but the little villain absolass
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woRsHAM HOUSE. p
liner ef Ma;s and 1Adass srssss,
Ia, Memphis Tenn. eFsr,

, kOIALL.........Pn .Pnofnisfons-
~ Hss... L i ss..,.lly l...s.d 80. ssx.
10 pAh Of the city, convenient 70 the rail-
| |ni bepoh and river landlngs, Il has recently
m repaired, renovoled and dtted up with
~ ionIhfS and ; npx epea b ~ izsseling
rka< The proprissoss plsdgs thensslves
~ h shall Be- kept u every dsPaflnent
snl 70 any ho>sl lsn0s 9sseAvsf, - ~
Pxhlly sollclt 8 shau Il The psiseaAgs Of
Ansdlns ps1ue- g8N
hAsp RsDuosp psou n 70 - Pm DAy.
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APuson ~ WAs 4 PuBeH.--A
ftissd hanls b ~ ioIlovine sxpesi.
sasA M dos bssk osly ) isv
''s1',s 4 ,,sssst'.. "a =, u, 4 ~.
lsIssse - nishsy = Z liaGnillAls
lpdIek 4 niziws 4 " hsgueas-.
sasll pllts - ~ spFI sI.s9t
sSss''ss Z IS ~ - d.,
naa ''iregus, spoks = lsIIsvs ! :.
W. ~ ssP!.si', 4 3 s ~. !.
rivsIs q e Ds5sh let. HelhoI
cspitsine, | say. We will have one din.
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IA Washington dispatch fuEniah-
esths following in reference %
the outgoing and The incoming
President: odp a,a' ~ Z. I =
WAsHINoToN, Dec. 30-Re-
fering y tie cOldne.s between the
President and Gen. Grant, the ps-
pers mention The embarrassment on
the part Of Tho htter sttsuding The
Observance OF On Old custom INST
ter Of etiquette on New Years
Day IN ~ ws;sngiGu, SG, namely t!s a! 4
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-01-16

pansnrIY.--Never say you will
Do presently What yourrsssOn or your
conscience tells you sheuld b. done
now. No nan ever shAped lhis own
destiny or the d<stinies of Others,
wisely and well, Who deslt nssh in
presentlies. Look st nAtnrs. She
never postpoaes. When he time sr-
rivcs for Che buds 70 open, they
open--for the leaves 10 fall, ,they hll.
Look upward. The shining worlds
never put on their risings or settings,
The comets, even erTstie - they are,
keep their sppointments; aad sclipses
sre slways punofual 70 he minute
There are no delays IN any Of sht
movements ofthe univssse which Ahsss
been PREDETERMINED By he absclust
VIII n ~ etoatoF, Prooraetinseicu
among she slsrs might involve ths Do
strucllon Of iniumsrlble syvtems|
procras(inasioh inthe opefasionof N
tafs on IRIS eafsh night rss6lt i
famine, pestiIsnss and dc kottinl
ost II the hunan raee. Man, how
levef, hing i hee sgeat can poss
lpone ne performance of his du{y
| ssd y d6se ~, W fteqvently w. II
sv1 dsetsuell66. he dr.hs drss'
~ ibdoIsnes upon ths fatsFs g
| pfssty slfs 70 b dishonersd. Nal
nov youk hauksr. Do not ~ -
lvill Ssnonlss pressatly, for pre-
lsal,y ny - bsnkrups res shd
lyoS vfIl tep6nt and mHks a,tose1nes
lprsstgtly idr presently yoc nay :
40. B>ar h nihd tke imPofs6.
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hsdouk, rslers add ptivAts hdivis
| uaIL that u q leost three ca1ee q
of I've. prooently y VOC late. y z
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All lFa6uitnl Advertisements m Leo lhsn
thfss months, charged a NE fste Of I've del.
lars and s.hsIf " square ~ sseh nsash.
avAmsn o. ccaurs-lrhrs months, 5000
~ months, 81 $500
svs!ss |, e. months !, ,....,. Y ,sss @
Blx months - - 1900
Tweive months, 40 ~ ~ eiOoI00
Cotuus -fkfes months iyef I 10000
Ill months, . ~ tHw 1890
Twelve months, ~ 1900
Marriage and obituary notices, n MOI tnors
than ten I|nes -ltes, and over len lines, charged
atreguIaf advsrIslne rates. ~ /.
An advesi!,>nsais of strictly personal
character VIII bs charged q NE rate cf twenty
IVA iiss! q sssss IA local column. sv,pvas
70 'jj6b WORK @ Of every Description done with
neaineaa and diapAtcii, Nv. /.
Advsrdssusnis payAblsin sdvAuce, and Job
II" 10 tossspossssss.-wr, plain, wishlnl,
and on bal one side Of the sheet. Ten lines Of
ordinary msnuscript, onI letter paper, viii make
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And shove he bat slona.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29

THE PORE AND THE TngoNELEss Boua-
BoNs.-The King of Naples, crownless, throne
less, kingdomless, lives royalty in Rome, looks
after his children and enjoys the personal
friendship Of the Pope. A daughter has been
born to him. The Pope has consented to baptize
the little princess. 1t is good thing, so far
as the Popes friendship goes. TO be Bourbon
or to belong to the ancien regime. Rome is
now the asylum of the dethroned monarchs.
How many there are who can toll !? But they
are all in Rome. 1t is manifest that the Pope
is fast friend but it is not less manifest that
he Is slow scholar. In him Thomas and
Peter are strangely intcrmiugled. Napoleon for
twenty years has preserved the Pope in house
and home but Napoleon cannot get from the
Pope even the first favor. Napoleon waits for
the Pope to come to Paris and crown him.
The Prince Imperial was baptized by the hands
OF subordinate. This PontiHcal Bourbon
and water" business is suggestive and it will
not be wonderful If il yet produces strange
fruit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29

AFFAIRS IN UTAu.--We publish elsewhere
very entertaining letter from Salt Lake City,
In which the writer reviews the condition of
affairs in that polygamous Territory from a
Gentle point Of view Our correspondent dis
courses good hnmored'y about the expectations
of Ogden, which he thinks never will be
realized; furnishes us with the latest informa-
ton regarding the construction Of the railroad
to Salt Lake City and the development of the
mineral resources of Utah, and winds up with
a somewhat sarcastic recommendation of ap-
propriate articles for the proposed museum
and menagerie in course of establishment by a
son of Brigham Young. The letter will be
found decidedly interesting.