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O Death. n little more, and then tic worm;
4 little longer, Death, q ittle yer, ,.,
before the grave cape anu the graxc-wofih lret;
BEFORE tic saiiguinc spotted Land inllrm
be roitcnncss. and that foul brain, the germ
or all Ill things AMI thoughts, he stoppeu an''
set;
A Utle while, o DEATH ere he forget,
a ,u,ull space more or life, little term;
a little longer ere lie und thou be met.
Ere in that hand that rc,l thee to thy mint
The uulson cup OF life bG 0vcrsci:
4 tie respite or disastrous breath,
iiil The sou, lift up her lost eyes, lli,l ii,'i -
Eor God, nor help. nor hope, bnt 'hce'
Death.
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pIautaiion Riiieta.


9ar
rH,t3 D sd
A L0RIOUS ORANGE.
That any siok msn survived the rsstnsot
of Shy year, age, mus. be ssnhderoa proof
ttat husal beings ore very hard to KIN |
Tho lancet saio,asl, santharldes ana drastic pur.
gauyss mere Ne. she srlr ol sa.dly. Tas phy.
sslan played Into the hands or tas apsshesary,
and tho InfortuAa ate patient was dreached morn
ing, noon and night with pro,traMng medIsncs.
importance OF supporting Nature In its CONFLICT
with disease IL now understood. Complaints In
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated
by artiaslal dsplsuon. They are met with ToNICs
foat iho enemy. Chief among these aulos OF Ma.
t~rs, In is battles with sloknoss, La
PLANTATION DITTERs.
This wonderful veg restorative Ia The sheet
anchor Of The fsabie and do,,nltatsd. As cordial
for iae aged and dssr0pid It has no equal among
sionlashlss. Az remedy for hlo norvous weakness
to which tue tcuder sex arc especially subject It
is supcrsedlng every other stimulant and nerrlno.
lii nn climates, tropical, temperate or frIgid, It
acts Us q spOoiac in ovcry species OF disorder
which undsrmlnos the bodily strength and
breaks down Me animal spirits. Wherever 1,
"a msdlsInai staple. Drugglsts, although helS
proat upon it Ia small, ind II asso.u,el,
nsssxsary to kssp preparation for who,
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Manufacturer Of
PANK MINIS
PATIO liter

Whioh have established for themselves a rcputa.
tlOn surpassed 10y none.
Through constant effort and attention he hopes
| TO merit Il continuance OF tho public patronage
which has hitherto been EXTENDED to hin.
fcblO tutllalyr
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Perhaps no one mc,ll-
cine Is 50 universally re-
t';irctl by cveryl,u,ly as
Il chiiartlc, nor WAS
ever any hcfore so uni
vcrsa,Iy adopted into
use, In every country
and Among all CLASSES,
lis This mild hui efficient
purgaiive fir.i.. Tile
obvious reason Is, that
II Is Il more reliable antl
fn,. Ilprt pIIt.rt ct,In-
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Shall man die before his dying hay, >,
Urathy and for him though tile utter Gay

Shall man die before his dying hay: .,,r l.,
Draihy and for him though tie utter Gay pe
Nh, vet not vet we give him ,cayc to die.
We give lin grace not yet that men should say
lie l. dead. wIl,tl ont persisted and past away.
Till the last bitterness OF life ohy,
Thou Shalt not slay him I'LL those last dregs
O thou list lord uf life thou shalt not say.
Let the lips live Il little white AMI lie.
The hand little and rn!tcr nllt. iaii o StrehS'h'
And The soul siiitdcr AMI sicScn NJ the SKY;
Yea, let him live, though! God nor man wontu lei
Snvc for the curse sake then ut bitter length,
Lord, will We yield him to thee but no; Set.
Hath he not deeds to do and days to see
Yet ere the day that IL 10 see him dcnds
ThrOhs there no treason? f nD such thing there ue,
il no such thought, surely this Is not he,
I.oDS to the hands, then: are the hands NOT reu
What nrc the shadows about this MANS beur
Death, WAS not this the cui,-bcarer to thee?
Nav let linn live, thcn, III III this lfc's steal
Even lie shall pray for that thou Inst To give:
Till seeing his hopes MI p.,tt p,t hif JhSutgfSSs "'''
FIAT life Is worse taan death: then let him live
Till death seem worse than life; then let him die
owatchcr at the ginrtl,css gate OF kings,
q O,iOOrkccpcr That serving nj their frfst
Hast in thine hand their doonsday drink, and
secs,
With cyclcss sight the soul Of unseen things;
Thou III whose ears tic dG!nb time coming sings,
Death, priest and King that makcth OF king
and priest
Anamc, Il dream, II less thing than the least,
Hover awhile above him with closed wings,
Till the coilcI soul. IN evil sMakrsliapcd beast
Eat It's basr bodily lair uf iicsh AWAY:
lf hapiy, or cverits cursed life have ceased,
Or ever thy cod hands caver his head
From sight OF France nnd freedom ana broad
day.
lie may see these and wthcr and be dead.
Paris September, 1860. tFoyt,,i9hHy Rericr
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Intcrccssion.
rr AlcEnSox CHARLES swISnrnSR.

Are cwsar Impcrotor, mori;mnm te salute.
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The Flour Question.
TO TIE Ep1roa OF TaE NEWS,

III HE EDl4Oh Ot R6 NGWS'
Can Mr.. Caul6eld deny having stated he
would govern himself by q standard, II the
-four merchants would adopt such for him7
II the -four merchants did not meet as o
body, what did they meet as2
II he means. IN his communication, to assert
that those merchants who met we're not unanl-
nous IN the adoption Of the standard OF grades
recommended, he asserts what ls not true.
He states that he has inspected the grades
refereed to, and pronounces them below the
standard. Will he inform the public what his
standard Is, and where he gotitp
Would 1t not be advisable for Mr.. Caulield
to assume the duties oi schoolboy, for tune,
to enable him to rightly construe sentence?
The writer did not advocate abolIshing the
Office. and II not over twenty-five he can
boast OF moro years experience in Hour than
MIR. q. can weeks. ''Flour merchant" like the
inspector, was not honored with voice in the
deliberations of the -four merchants. II that is
any consolation to him. he is welcome to it.
The -four merchants individually and ool-
lectively repudiate the idea Of dictation which
MIR. G. labors hard to impress on tbs public
mind.
In conclusion, no such conflict Of opinion
having occurred between the -four merchants
and any of The inspectors predecessors. the
public might safely suspect, with the writer,
that the secret OF the whole difficulty lies IN
the present incumbent's utter inoapacity tO
properly discharge the duties OF the office,
which he feels. but does not know how to
remedy. This closes the subject OF flour in
spection, by FLOUR MERCHANT.
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The Newly Appointed Pilots,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., August 81.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

CHARLESTON, D. u, august 81.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
In the DAILY NEWS of this morning we see
letter from the Newly Appointed Pilots" IN
which they ask why the Committee of the
Chamber OF Commerce did not give the names
Of The pilots who had been complained OF as
incompetent. We suppose the respectable
gentlemen who signed the report for the
Chamber Of Commerce knew what they we're
about. and can take care Of themselves
when any responsible persons ask them for
know something about this matter, and
knew that the newly appointed pilots" could
not pass an examination before competent
Judges. Who are these new pilots? We be-
lleve that they are Charles Camps. Henry
Rehtert, Frederick Fisher and Charles Thomp-
SOD, and fo1r colored men: Muutrie,
Robert Davis. Edward jenkins, and George
Wilson. Rehtert and Thompson have been 10
sea- but We doubt that tbeycan tell the rise
and fall OF the tides. Their experience as pl-
lots has been limited, and it is not their fault
If they do not know much about pilotage.
Camps has been to sea. but not In square
rugged vessel. Ifhe thinks himself q competent
pilot. will he 60 before the old board and stand
au examinaiion2 Fisher is q very young
man and t quick iu learning. A few months
ago he could uot box the compass and We pro-
vounce him to BE- entirely Incompetent, so
charge OF pilot boat. Or the colored pilots
we do not know much. They are all very ilhte.
rate. aud two Of the four have not been in
pilot boat fol- twenty years. The public may
Judge from this whether tlIese newly appoint
ed pilots" are ft to take charge OF vessels
coming ioto and going out of Charleston.
OLD PILOTS.
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LIGHT READING FOB THE WARM WEATHER.-
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reaJing for The warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment of Mr. c. @. RICHTER. the very euterpIis-
ing and trustworthy ng-streot dealer in books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found to include something to suit every taste,
and it seems to Us marvel how he can afford
to send his books bv mail over the country,
postpaid at tho ridculously low prices named.
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Rypyors OF THE DRuUrH IN GEoRGIA.-The
Augusta Chronicle and Seuttncl says: For
several weeks past this secti1D of the Site
has been visited bv long continued and very
severe drouth. What have been its efsc's on
the cotton in soma localities will be best sh 'wn
BY tue following circumstance, which has been
related to us by the best authority: On the
plantation Of Colonel b. D. D. Twi ,gs, situat-
ed on the Savannah River about ten miles
from this city, there vas on last Saturd y
week q tract Of thirty acres IL very fine cotton;
ITS foliage was green and lu1urisut; its growth
was vigorous; 1t was as tall as mans shou :
der: and the stalks were 10 'ded with t1u t. from
Ion to bottom. Altogether it was as fine
p,ece OF cotton as could be found anywhere
and very large yield Was confidently expect
ed By its.owner. Atew da's since. howev ~ L
began to feel the effects Of the drou'h. and n
LAST Saturday it presente / m ,lancloly spec
tscle. Il had lost is healthliess its greer
mesa and luxuriauce OF foliage, and looked like
q field OF what th planters term bastard cot
hon. Worse than this nearly every form had
fallen from the stalks, and lay in heaps 10 tne
alleys between the rows-so that from tne
Gscs os thirty acres not more than one Daie Oh
the staple will be gathered.
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CRuMBs.-It is stated that one of Collector
Clarks employees at the Customhouse has TO
employ q clerk To do the work he ls paid to do.
Alderman Geddings. Small and Barrow didn't
attend thu Mayors supper II nday meht.
a gang of two hundred and ten able-bodied
,lured 10 b orers, from up the country, LEFT the
city last night on the Dictator, to work on the
Bruc wick Railroad.
During the year ending August 25th. 1869,
there were eighthundred and seventeen persons
committed to the county jail. OF this number
three-four,hs we're colored. Only two escaped
during the year.
Unl;ed States and City Attorney, &C., D. 7.
Corbln has returned to the city.
The lower portion OF the building formerly
occupied by the Mercury newspaper is beng
fittcd up as store.
The building in course of erection at the foot
of Broad-street vas entered Mondav NIGHT, and
large quantity OF carpenters tools stolen.
We learn that when the Mayor was requested
to offer reward for the apprehension OF the
party or parties who set fire to the Stonewall
engine house he replied that no didd't think
there was any person in Charleston vile enough
to have set fire to it.
The $4,000 bond offered by II. q. Collins d
Co. for their faithful performance of the con-
tract to furnish medicines for the city was ap-
pr, we'd by Council last night.
Lafayette Woolf aot9among the Philistines
Monday night. and was arrested, but no
charges we're preferred gainst him.
E,st Bay has assumed new appearance un-
der the energetic working Of the street brigade.
No grass grows under their feet.
The third and last instalment OF the tax on
real estate for 1869, is due and payable during
the present mnnth.
Mr. r. 81 E-rlll, the proprietor Of the Savan-
nah Morning News. and VI o is well kno~n i'll
this community chastised tho deputy post
master of Savannah yesterday, for imper j.
nenco.
Two soldiers we're 6ned s. Yesterday bv the
Mayor for getting drunk I'D were ordered to
paw the dam ,ges done BY them 10 their cell.
The two hun lred and tel up.coultry ne
gro.s. who p p.ssod through the city yaster Iav.
on tEer way 10 woris unon the Brunswick
Railroad upon being asked By tie idle negroes
Of this city whether thev intended to desert
the State and let tho Radical psrsv lose that
number Of votes. replied that they knew their
dut, aud would return in time to vote-earIy
and often doubtless.
It was cnld enough last night to make a
blanket feel comfortable.
Alderman Small. oolored. was requested. at
the Couucii meeuug list night to offer reso-
luton providing that as the void secession
WIS odous to every loVal man, the name OF
S,cessiou-s rect b, changed to that OF DIX
but he refused to Offer it. and thereby missed
an oppor unity uf m liking hi uselt f,mous.
An advertisement in yesterdays NEws for
two rooms. received ten answers before ten
O'Clock. This shows the value Of IHR NEWS
as an advertising medium.
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MERrING OF COUNCIL.

An extra meeting OF Council was held last
night. at which were present, the Mayor, Al
dermen E. ". N. and T. J. Mackey, Collins
Geddings. Gre ene, ,Volgt, Barrow, Cunning nam.
white, and Hampton. L. F. Wall, Small Z. r
Wall, McKinlay, coiored.
Council was called to order at hait-past
o'clock.
A communication from the Board OF Commits
siopers of the Almshouse notifying Council that
the insurance on the Almshouse had expired
and recommending that it be insured for $50,
Co., was read, and the matter referred to the
Committee on Public Buildings.
Petition OF J. F. Schroeder was referred to
Committee on Licenses.
The ordinance sto declare certain colored
fire companies portion OF the Fire Depart
ment, &c." was ratified.
Petition OF the officers and members OF the
promptitude Fire Company, requesting that
thew be included among the colored companies
to receive benefits under the ordinance "to de-
clare certain companies portion OF the Fire
Deper erlment," was read by Alderman E. ". III.
Mackey, and. on motion Of Alderman I. j..
Ma,key, was laid upon the table.
Alderman T. J. Mackey read petition from
a large number of merchants, praying Coun-
Gil to remove The tax upon rice and cotton, aud
gave notice that at the next meeting OF Couu-
cl be would introduce an ordinance providing
for the removaio OF the Objectionable tax.
The petition was received as information,
and further consideration postponed until tho
next meeting.
THE POLICE BILL.
Alderman T. J. Mackey moved that the bill
"to reo1 ganize aud regulate the police force OF
the city" be put upon its second reading.
Alderman voigt thought that the bill "to
provide for the registration OF persons engag-
ed in business, should be taken up first.
After some discussion, 1t was decided to
postpone consideration Of the bill until the
next meeting.
Alderman Wall, colored moved to adjourn.
Alderman Collins seconded it, but afterward
Withdrew it.
Alderman Small, colored. I second de mo-
tion to adjourn, and move dat it be prest.
+ The motion was carried-9 ayes and nays.
Council then adjourned.
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RAID UPON Observation-Disclosures 3 o'clock
yesterday morning some men entered lot on
Chape..street, and after locking-ip the people in
the house stole large quantity Of haif-Washed
clothing laying in tubs around the house. Yes
terdsy the women went 10 fortuneteller, VIII
told them that if they failed to recover the
clothes BY u NJ. hey would be forever lost.
Up to Q late hour last night the clothes had
not been recovered.
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August 3
10 me-, liquors, Gte.
n D w HIS KiE ;.

n Id w HIS Il E >.
IHe o ,DERSlGNRD BEG LEAVE TO AN
NuUNCE ths, thev have been appo' nte by Mes rs.
"A NRY HANNI- & CD. Of Pail ldelphia, their
soIa Agents for the 1t te Of 'arolina Tor the
sale Of their celebrated ACME K Xxx xxx. xxx,
NtC.AR CABlNEI and o her br-nds OLD KYG
VIII KIR
constant receipt Of Their COPPER d. ilLhED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHISTLES, direct from
Distuery OF Hsnnisville, Berkeley County. West
Virginia
Liberal contracts VII be male tor Ia 9e lots OF
new Whst1es in bond at DIstierv Warehouse.
CLACIU> h WITTk,
No. 30 East Bay street,
June 16 wfmamos Charleston, S. G.
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NAUTICAL AcoDENT-The steamer Emilie,
with the brig Cyclone in tow started from this
hport for Georgetown, s. c., on Monday evening
and when going down the harbor the tow line
parted and the brig came to anchor. the steam-
or returning to the city. Yesterday forenoon
ths steamer again left to take the brig In tow
but while going out TO her. the steamers rud'
der became disabled. ind she was compelled
to put back for repairs, the Cyclone still re-
naming at anchor below tie city.
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ArrEnpr TO BURN DWELLING. About half
past four O'Clock, yesterday morning, an at
tempt was made to burn the residence OF DIR.
rs. Buist, No. 2O5 Meeting-street. Yester-
day afternoon Assistant Engineer Alexander
had an Investigation, when the following testi-
mony was elected:
DR.. J. somers Buist testified that he was
awakened about half-past four o'clock BY the
ringing OF his door bell. He arose, and found
that policeman was ringing it. The police
msu informed him that his premises was on
fire. An examination showed that some hay
and empty boxes were burning under the
piazza He and the policeman extinguished
the flames. The place where the fire originat-
ed is enclosed. and was locked on Saturday last,
and was secure at II o'clock Monday uight.
The watch dog was left on the piazza on retir-
ing. When aroused by the policemaa, the dog
was gone and the gate open.
Charlotte Lawton, oolored. who lives on the
premises, testified that she was awakened about
half-past four o'clock, and heard the explosion
OF q match. A quarter OF an hour afterward
she heard the bell ringing. She got up and
saw the smoke IN the yaru.
VIM. Lswton, colored. Charlottes husband,
testified that at P. NJ. Monray night. he
locked up the Doctors Office, (which is short
distance from the house, and left box OF
matches on the mantepiece, and put the key
OF the Office in the usual place. After the fire
he found the box of matches missing and the
Office key laying on the door sill.
Other evidence showed that hay had been
carried from the stable and placed under the
piazza; that up to short time ago there we're
two KEYS to the door Of the enclosed space
under the piazza, but enc had been lost and
since the loss articles slowed under there had
been stolen.
Mr. Alexander deridel that the fire was the
work OF an incendiaIy.
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DRue LABE1s.-We desire to call the atten-
tion Of druggists in the city and throughout
the State to the peculiar facilities OF iHE NEWS
Job Office for printing all kinds Of drug Labels,
prescription blanks. &C.. at the shortest no.
tice, aud in o style unsurpassed anywhere in
the country. Our stock Of cuts. borders and
fancy type is unusually large aud choice. Cau
and examine specimens of work. -
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EXTENSION OF Postal FACILITIES.
master Trots has received notification that
che postal money order system between tfe
Uuiled States and Switzerland, By mutual.
agreement, gees into operation this day.
Money orders and al necessary Information
relative thereto may be obtaided at the post
ofica
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TIE zS3NaERsuNp.-Thiss society. which has
beea meeting for several years on the second
floor of the Odd Fellows Hall, has leased hall
in the Adger building, and contemplates NOV
inc there atan riy day.
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AUCTION SALE OF SEcURrTfs.-The atten-
tion of capitalists and others desiring good in
vestments. is directed to the auction sale Of
securities this day, at the old Postofice, by
MIR. Samuel U. Black.
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COTTON MovEMxsrs.-Tbe Montgomery
{AIa Advertiser. OF the 28th uIt., says: "Ail
the cotton that comes in is readily sold at
prices ranging from % to 9Ss cents. Abcutten
bales Of the new crop were received this morn
ing and about one hundred have been received
in the past ten days.
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PERsosAL.-Mr. Robert q milton, an e1-
perienced and afab host, formerly Of the.
Mills House and latterly Of N,ckersons Hotel
in Columbia has assumed he superintendent
OF the Pavilion Ho,el. His genial manners
and winning wa,s will add to the deserved
reputation Of the Pavilion.