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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-13

Soul and Body.
BY ALaERNoN CHARLES sw1NpuRNE.

BY ALGERNoN CHARLES swINDURNE.
Before the beginning of years
1htre came to tho making Of man
Time, wdh the gift of tears;
Grief, with q glass that ran;
Pleasure, with sn fer leaven;
Summer, with flowers that fell;
Remembrance fallen from Heaven;
And madness, risen from neal
Strength, Without hands to smite;
Love- that cndures for breath;
Night the shadow OF light;
And life tho shadow Of DEATH
And the high gods took in hand
Fire and the filling of tears.
And q measure Of sliding sand
From under the feet Of the years;
And froth aud d lift of the sea;
And dust Of the aboring earth,
And bodies OF the things to be
In the houses of death ana Of birth,
Aud wrought with weeping and laughter,
And fashioned with loathing and love,
With life before and after, -
And death beneath and above,
For day and night and a morrow,
That his sire ngth might endure for q span
With travail and heavy sorrow,
The holy spirit of man.
From the winds of the North and the south
They gathered as unto strife,
They breathed up in bis mouth,
They filed his body with life;
Eyesight and speech they wrought
F>r the vei.s of the soul therein,
A time tor labor and thought,
time 10 serve and to sin.
They gave him light in his ways,
And love and space for delight,
And beauty and length of days.
And light. and sleep in the night.
His speech is a burning FIRE,
With hie lips he travaileth,
In his heart is a blind desire,
In his eyes foreknowledge of death,
He weaves, and is clothed with delision,
Sows, and he shall not reap.
His life is watch or vision
Between q sleep and q sleep.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
| LONDON. April 12-Noon.-Consols 931S. Bonds
| s331 Tallow 46s Sd.
IIvrnpoo1. April 12-Noon.-Cotton armer but
| not higher; uplands 123sd; Orleans 122sd; sales
II, 900 bales. Breadstuffs quiet Corn 29s Sd.
Evening.-Cotton hrmer but not higher; uplands
12hd; Orleans 123Sd; sales $4,000 bales.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, April 12.-Noon.-Money active at Z
Sterling tx. Gold 33I. Cotton Arm at 28x. Tur-
pentine dropping at 49k. Rosin quiet strained
50 471sa2 52h.
Evening.-Cotton very firm; sales 45oO bales at
28h. Flour dull and heavy supernne State $5 &C to
50; common to fine extra southern Sc 35 to 81.
Wheat declining. Corn shade lower; white South
ern 90. Pork irregular and closing at $50 rs. Lard
shade frmer; kettle 1sh to 1sZ whiskey nomi-
nal at 90. Rice quie.; Carolina ssla9 Sugar steady
Coffee firm. Turpentine 49a49H. Rosin 50 45.s
The striugency in the money market has increased
money on call per cent currency, 1-16a1s added.
Sterling 7ha7A. Gold 3311. Stocks dull. Govern.
ments strong. southerns quiet Georgtas 80.
BALT1M ORE. April 12.-Cotton active at 90 cen ts
Flour fairly active Wheat steady; good choice red
50 1Oa2 25 Corn firm; white s2a85; yelow 49, Oats
Arm; prime rs. Pork $32. Bacon quiet. Lard 191s :.
Whiskey 90.
CINCINNATI, April 12.--whiskey 90. Mess dull and
nominal. Bacon dull Shoulders Is. Gear sides
l6A. Old lard 1S cents
ST. LOUIS April l2-Pork dull at $50 5Oa$31
Bacon heavy and lower. Shoulders 13A; clear
sides 16H.
13Aa14. Clear sides 1714a17H Mess $9l 5Oas2
WILMINGTON April 12.-Spirlts turpentine quiet at
"A. Rosin steady sc to II. Crude turpentine nn-
changed. lar lower at 50 25a2 80. Cotton dull.
AUGUSTA April 12.-Market firm; slles 357. Re-
ceipts 145. Middlings 26s1.
H. SAVANNAH April 12-Cotton in Good DE- mand sa.e
600 bales. Middlings 272l Receipts 800. Exports
to Liverpool 2118.
MOBILE, April 12-Cotton frm and in fair de.
mand; sales $50; low middlings 261; receipts 923:
exports.
NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-Cotton more active and
haAc higher; middlings 2s14a2s1a; sales 1850; re-
ceipts since Saturday 1888, exports 4413 Gold SIX.
Sugar in better demand-common 10Za11, primc
13h. Molasses scarce-prime co.
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H N Total. ......... .I3I7,289 l,268 CAB
kxcess IN visible supply. =: :........ 6'.6A6
the mile now 90. 900 bales. time 1868. 100000
balee. Mtddling Orleans now l21<d then 12Hd.
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Columbus Cotton Market !.

COLUMBUS, April 9.-The following are tho re-
ports of the warehouses tor the wesk. North mid.
dings being the basis of quotations, aud employing
strict claselhcatons Saturday 26 cts sales bales;
Monday 26c, sales go bales; tuesday dull, ASH cts
sales 81 bales; Wednesday 25Hc sales 100 bales:
Thursday 25Hc, closing weak, sales 229 bales To-
days sales 1872 balea. Middings on account of
sarcy, bring relatively higher pr'ces The follow
ing ruling quotations: Ordinary 22a23c; good
ordinary 24a2Ah low middlings 25c; middGngs
(Northern) 26Hc; strict mid lngs 2ec; good mid
dlings 26 cents. Warehouse sales for the week 661
bales. Weeks receipts 343 bales against 521 the cor
responding week Of last and 473 the previous
week of this year. Shipments 100 boles-629 by s w
Railroad 100 for home consumption.
WEEKLY STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1865. ................ $50
Received past week. Observation-Disclosures
Received previously. .46 $685. 646
4es2e
Shipped previously. .......... .34 926-95 655
Stock on hand April 9, 1869. 9...............1l2 271
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AYERS SARSAPAKILLA.
FOR PURIFYING THE BOO I'D

THE REPUTATION
! J
this excellent medicine en-.
(SA JOYS, Is derived from its
@%G( "A cures, many Of which are
/aX go truly marvellous. Invete-
~ ~ &fRSW rate cases of scro:ulous
~ II ~, disease where the system
X II GM seemed saturated with
@A IN corrup ion, have been )u.
@eSR3 e4@SsB ii6ed and cured by 1t.
V15 - Scrofulous affections ard
- ssFssS5sSS=As disorders, which were ag-
ssssES%S2Ss 49, grava,ed by tho scrofn.
lous contamination until
they were painfully afaicting, have been radically
cured In suoh great bumoers alnnt every section
of the country, that the public scarcely need to be
informed Of its virtues or uses.
scrofulous poison is one Of the most dc tructive
enemies Of our race. Often tAis s.nSosa 9 snte't
tenant Of the organism undermines the con Htuhon,
and invites the attack enfeebling fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion OF its presence Again,
II seems to breed infection through the body. and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develops
into other o. its hideous forms, either on the
surface among the vitals In the latter tuberoes
may be euddenly deposited in the lungs heart,
tunors formed in the liver 1t shows It's presence
by eruptlons on the skn foul ulceratiOne on son
part Of the body. Hence the occasional use
bottle OF this SAR3APARILLA ts advisabe,
when no active symptoms Of disease appear. er.
sons afaictel with the following complaints gentiay
ae Of this ss fnd
Rose or Eryspelas. letter. Salt Rheum. scald lead
Ring Worm. sore Eyes. Sore Ears, and other" up
IN the more concealed forms. Dyspepsia, d. rsy
Heart Dis ease, Fits Epilepsy, Neuralgia and tk,
rtous ulcerous affections OF the muscular amt nell
v0us eystens.
fyphilis or venereal aud Mercurial Disease. re
SaTeo yy j., snou9h long time s required for sne
dung these obstinate naIedi by any medic ne.
But long continued use Of this medicine Will cure
the complaint. Leucorrhoea or Whites, Uteripe III
cerattons and Female diseases. are commonly 100,
relieved and ultimately CURED by its purifying cnt
invigorating effect. Minute Directions Hor Saos trst
are found IN our Almanac. supplied gratis. hncn
zcatsEa and Gous, ssss1 essssss by .GI1a0fatioLs a.
exraneous matters in the blood yield quickly to il
as also Liver Complaints. Torpidity. Oongestaon OF
Inflammation Of the Liver and Jaunitce. WHEN arls-
ing. 90 they often do from the ranking poisons in
the blood This ga RsPARIliLAt ts o great restore,
for the strength and vaor ofthe system. 1hose who
are Langutd and IAstless, Despondent sleeplesa
and troubled with Nervous ApprehenatoHa or Fears
or Any Of the affections symptoraatic Of Weakness.
win end immediate relief and convincing evidence
Of Its restorative power upon trial. :.
.ssS .a "; rEEfAnED xY
Dr. y. q. AVER SS co., ,I.oweHl, Mass.
y Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold at Wholesale. by
DOWTEl& NOISE.
Charleston, South Carolina,
And BY Retail Druggists everywhere.
March az DAo thstuSmos
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Nj arlbOrO'.

In Bennettsvie on sales-day several tracts o.
! and and personal property were sold by the
One or two tracts of land were sold as low as
So so per acre.
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KERERgncRs. Governor z. b. Vance. Charlotte;
w. D. Reyno dc & Bro. Norfolk; &. q. Chic. Super
intendent o. Il r, Railroad, Portsmouth,: Colonel S.
L. Fremont. X. Il. Burruss. Esq, Wilmington: II.
X. Thurber d Co.. .Langhraa & ERbsrt. New York;
Baznard O'Neill, Charleston; Alexander d Rrssell
Savannah. amoS ApEts2
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Qomn,ereial.
Exports.
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Ella Mstthewaa -1nA
600 feet Flooring Boards, 80, 900 feet Timber.


PH1LADELPHIA-Per 6chr Ella Natthewes--1OA "
600 feet Flooring Boards, SO, 900 feet Timber
Charleston Cotton and Rico Merket.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. {,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening. April 10. /
COTTON.-With rather better telegrams there
was stronger feeling In the market and moro de-
mand for the staple. prices being Armer but not
higher. Sales about 600 bales, viz: at 2e; ;8l at
2s; 10 ct 26; 10s at az; 2sA at 271; 1874 at 2716;
Al at 27N; Al at28 We quote:
LIvEEpooI CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ..26 OF
Low niddlsng. .NN@D--
Middhng. ..NH@-
Strict mlddling. ng................. ..27X@--
BY New York classification we quote:
Low middlng., .................2 .27N@- IL
miouun8 ...ss.s.....s.....e.....1t ..1t&O-
RICE-The hrmness Of factors rather restricted
transactions. and note sales Of only rs heroes Of
clean Cas olns at 6lsc. We quote common to fair
clean Carolina Of 710e,s; GOOD 6N@SsKc y ID. 4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-22

Portland has to connect with her the
greater will be her business and prosperi-
ty.c n rs
T. G. Hersey, Esq, was satisfied that
the proposed road would be a good one,
bringing business to Portland. Still he
thought that Portland was so deeply en-
gagel in other important routes, that it
could not be expected she would offer so
much aid to the Concord route as she
would otherwise. But they had the SYM
pathies and best wishes of our people in
their undertaking.
On motion Of A. X. Shurtletf, ESP,
the invitation of Mayer Stevens for a
committee to visit Concord and other
places on the proposed route was accept,
and the President was requested TO APP
point committee of eight for that pur-
pose:
The President appointed Hon. William
L. Putnam, Hon. VIM. p Fcssenden,
Hon. John Lynch, Gen. s. j. Anderson,
A. X. Shurtleff, ESQ, T. G. Hersey, Esq,
Hon. l. Washburn, Jr., and Jonas II.
Perley, Esq, as said committee
The committee will leave here in the
first train for Rochester on Monday morn
ing, June 18th. From Rochester they
will be taken, in carriages, to Concord,
arriving there on the same evening.
Tuesday they will 60 to Claremont and
Cavendish, VT, and thence be taken by
special train to Rutland, arriving there
Tuesday evening"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-22
Lamoille Newsdealer
=. n. SAWYER, Isdito1,
Tuesday, June 22, 1859.
Temperance Convention.

Notice is hereby given that the La
noble County Temperance Association
will hold their scmi-annual Meeting at
he Fown Hall in Morrisvillc, on Tuesday
the 9Th day of July next, at ~ O'Clock
A. NJ, and it is earnestly desired that all
friends of temperance, of whatever or
gtanization, in the county will be present
An address on the Cause of Temperance
will be given, after which general dis
cussion Of the Temperance Question will
be had. and means devised for the adj
vancement of the Cause in this county.
d. J. Stafford, Secy.
June 10, 1869.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-22
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Lamoille County arc re-
auestcd to meet in Mass Convention at the
Iown Hull, in Hyde Park,
in said county, on Thursday, July LIST, 1862 al
10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose o.
nominating Ticket for County Officers to DC
supported at the ensuing September election.
L. S. SMALL, ! County
A. C. SLAYTON,} Committee.
Hyde Park June Is, 1869.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-22

,EDIroR OF NEwspEALER - Sir Allow
me through your paper TO reply to the
railroad article published in your last is-
sue, which though i sets ferth as fairly
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-22

H., spoke in confirmation of the views
advanced by Mayor Stevens. lie said
the Northern Railroad Company were
ready to back up the enterprise. Clare
mont and Newport had come up TO the
work, and had voted all the towns could
allow to the extension of the road to Rut-
land. He spoke Of the Importance of the
road from Rochester to Concord, and
thought the business between his section
of the State and Portland would be very
large if the connections were made. AT
present it was roundabout way to get
to CIaremont. lie did not know as he
had ever seen q Portland man in Clare
mcnt. 1t was their desire to become ac-
quainted, and to do business with Port
land, and by this route they could do it.
Mr.. B. L. Badger, of Concord, said
they had come to invite the attention of
merchants of Portland to through rosie
to the west-a route, they thought, that
would furnish golden fruits to Portland,
and which they desired to partake of.
He then went into an explanation of the
proposed route from Concord to Rutland,
VT, and said there was not the slightest
doubt it would be built.
The distance from Portland to Rut.
land by these routes was 1S4 miles, as
Tins
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-26
,ast y'r $3.50 ~ $40 .,
Railroad, Of Quincy, Mass, Is Z
following table:

Street railroads in cities are not included
in tho above, Of which it is estimated that
there are 1000 to $500 miles. Nor 10
any account taken Of side tracks, second
tracks, etc, which, If included. would in
crease tho aggregate to 10000 miles
From these figures, some idea may be
formed Of the wonderful development OF
the Unitcd States in the last forty years.
Here 10 branch of business half century
ago entirely unknown in this country, in
which nearly two billion Of dollars has not
only been invested, but which has aided
far more than that amount to the capital Of
shs country BY the increased value Of pro.
psrty. the impetus it has given to immi-
grafton, etc. Yet, in the West, at least, it
. evident that We have bus just entered
upon our career Of development in this di-
rsction, and that while reads may be cons
stvueted hero much moro chesply than in
the East. they can yet be relied upon TO
bring large returns on account Of the ca
pacity Of the soil for production. They
are thus destined to ramify every section
Of the country, bringing all in intimate
connection with the great commercial cen
tres, and rendering the support Of n dense
population possible,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-26

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abuse OF the organ. early indescretion, sxcessse
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M ar der Will Oma.

The murderer Of Dr.. Burdell is alleged
to have been found at last. Tho New York
World contains docun cnt purportng to
DO the confession Of Charles Jei1eTds, which
states that on the fatal night he VAS visit.
irg 81 the Burdell house, and Witnessed
quarrel between the doctor and Mrs. Gun
bingham. Jederds became much inesDssd
against Burdell, snd Volunteered to "go up
stairs and do Tor the old rascal" Ia this
proposition he was encouraged BY Mrs.
Cunningham, and he resolved hs would do
it. Accordingly, drawing q two-edged.
slender dagger. which he habitually carried,
and being Informed by her Of the exact po-
sitien Of the Doctors room, he proceeded
stealthily up stairs. The doctor Was seated
at his desk, looking over some papers. BY .
single gasLght. So engaged vas he that
did not her the step Of bic ourdsrsr, and
the frst inti0aGion he he'd q danger wss .
suddss blow dDnsk fSeo bshipd ever his
shoulder, 81 atosd q his heart. The
blow WAS siustanfav fepoated, and again re-
iterated a rapidly 81 nstvsus energy Of
the assassin could Weld the knife. With
. single cry of''muSder," the doomed man
sprang from hjs chair. and gsaPpled with
JeiIerds. The struggle from side to side Of
the rosm, evsrthrowing the chairs and
dragging the table out Of place, The doctor
striving 10 ssixs tho dirk u to hold the
murdcrous arm, every blew Of which waa
cutting away his life. "At enc time" said
Jsffc,ds, 1.-The old fellow caught my arm
and twisted me sgsinst the wall, and for Z
minute thought he'd be too much for me
but | put my hand against the wall AND
saved myself from going down, and viii
the other reached under and hit him IL
Tho kidneys, and that fetched him. II val
our fighting about the room that made th'
blood fly 80 about the walls. The old fsl-
low was stronger than gave him crsdi
for. and We had . mighty tough tumble 0
1t, but you see had the knife and ! ksp
eli the time jabbing him With that, and b,
blsd grsAs deal, and that weakened him
suppose. Yes, sif, l did he little jeb ny
self" The murder accomplished, Je6srd
vas let out OF the house BY one Of the 10
mates, BY whom oil necessary precausion
we're taken afterward to cover up the track
Of the real murderer. JefIsrds was ANAL!
committed 20 prison on another charge. an
. few months ago WAS killed BY fslle'
convict.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-26
l'OI-PaE.

Little Girl-Oh, mamma is that EN-
Manma-No, my child, that is howl.
Father-No, my wife and daughter, that
Is neither n en-, nor no vi, but il is hed-
gle, The hembism 81 th,s blarsted country.
An Oregon journal Is progressing. 1t
notices births under the head of "Come :"
marriages il styles "Fixed to Stay and
death it reports under tho head of"GOne."
A French Mayor, who wished to be very
amiable towards = Duchess, who Was one
eyed, in making out her passport, wrote Is
follows: "Eyss-dark, beautiful, soft, full
Of eHpressisn-sn Of them absent.' This
10 surely the triumph Of courtesy.
The French papers are amusing them.
sslees over the old story about an English
woman whs lost her little boy. aud on
some one consoling her With thought that
he was happy with the saints in heaven,
replied, "Oh yes, he 10 in heaven; but
Tommy always Was . shy boy, ~ shy a.
can be and he's now among perfect stran.
gers Oh dear oh dear
A lady who "assistsd" att recent public
demonstration in San Francisco, whore Their
Was some little discrepancy between the sup
ply and the demand, when il came to the
eating part Of the ceremony. says che en-
joysd herself bssssifully. Eat. did you
say Why. bless you, gotta square
meal |" che exclaimed indignantly. "What
did the meal consist ofv'ssksd . bystander.
"Why, il vas soda cracker! Isn't that
about ths square thing for . dinner y
A broker lately attempted to advertise
"St0cks Wanted, but the over-intell;gen
carpenter made him advertise "Stocks
Watsrsd."
A witty ftissd asks: "why 10 the North
Pole like bald head p Because it 10 .
great bear (bare) place.
A Doctor Of Divinity caps this BY another
OF the sane ssrt "WAy 10 . bald head
like che kinsasn Of heavsnw Because
there 10 Ne parting nor dying there.
The following eonv srs alton, which, had
Il come - bic knss!edgs, the late Mr..
Leach would hsvs used 40 an illustration Of
Life in the Mining Districts" has just
been repeated TO us: Fret Collier-"Thsrs' .
been fsire (explosion) at Sackson's pits +"
Second Collier MY fevther worked
there" First Collier-"Yss, and hes
blewsd oil 10 pisees." Second Collier
BY gum he's got ny knife ~ Stafford
shire Advertiser.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-26
Rarlow's Indigo Rlue.

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For Blueing Clothes, 10 put up and for sale ct Al
FRED WILTBRRGRk'6 Drug store, No 9sS North
second Street. Philadelphia. DARLOW'S INDIGO
BLUE will color more water than ony other Bice in
the market. BARLOwc INDIGO BLUE 10 free
from acid, and will not lnjure the finest articles -
BAR.Ow'S INDIGO BLUE diesolves perfectly clear
and will not settle on the clothes or nake them
atreaked.
The Label 4 esvyrightsd. and reads: '.Deflow's
Indigo Blue, pceD6fed and for eale ct Alfred wilt
berrer's Ding o(sss, No. sss North second Street.
Philadelphia Dsrlowe Indiee Blas 10 cold to de-
MRRs WILL FIND Il. Oh trial, to b the most eco
nomical and kandicst article ever used for Blueng
Clothss. Barlcws indigo Blle = put up witbsf..
nowhere chs. BARLOwD INDIGO BLUE ID made
in the Way II VS. fourteen year, ego, and does
BARLOW.S INDIGO BLUE, dlesslvsd in misersi
water-bottle Of water, will make TIE beet LIQUID
Dlusine tAet can bemaae. BAnl0WD INDIGO
Aoee net fsqeiso any req to IL u Up he. 4 feW
Rfains ~ Doflows lAleo ME - ~ 81 ~ -
ct will ee,ee tab Of water. "a nsvsb1eod1y