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instances of families reduced from wealth to

instances of families reduced from wealth TO
poverty, and dependent on the earnings OF an In
dnstrIous daughter who teaches or serves IN q,
store, and thus keeps her aged parents from the
streets. The autumn now just closing has been
yery dull season, and most branches of employ
ment have been diminished. Cladin Co., who
usually employ large numbers OF girls IN thelr
cloak department. discharged mos Of them carry
In the season. The stamping eStabllShlneh's'
whose imitation Of embroidery has been $" very
popular, have also discharged large nutioers'
The book trade has been very slack, and huH
tlreds IL not thousands, OF book-loders ana
paper stitchers have been Idle. The periutnety
business is greatly reduced, and even oressiiaA'
inc which improves Us winter fashions prevail, Is
unusually dull. The highest price palo iot
women's wages is five dollars per week; tha' ls'
IN an AVERAGE. A very capable hand In some
shops can make seven dollars, but there are leW
that reach that figure. The cheapest rate OF
boa, Is three dollars and hall, and the reader
can form an idea Of the chance these girls have
of saving anything
Balloon letters from Paris give not very ap
netzIug pictures OF the bill OF fare daily spread
bef,,re the inmates OF that devoted city. Rats
are prIrcpal staple, though cats are received
with much favor. The former are caught In the
sewers by means OF Jars OF glucose syrup, and
sell in the markets for fifteen cents each. Cats
bring sixty cents, with quotations tending up.
ward The citizens have overcome their preju.
dlccs sufficiently to boldly order "rat salmi"
in the restaurants. A correspondent seeing roast
sucking pig on a restalra bill OF fare eagerly
ordered plate, but closely questioning the waiter
elcIted the fact tEat 1t was guinea-pig. Turkeys
sell for s16 rabbits So, and fowls So. Eggs are
fifteen cents each, and butter is as much Of
curiosity as black swan. The llamas yaks, wild
boars, buIialoes and swans Of the Jafdin des
PIantes are already eaten, and one gentleman's
fountain was robbed By night Of its goldfish.
good deal OF currant. raspberry and other jelly is
scld, but Is made mostly from horses, and beeves'
hoofs and bones, favored A serious battle oc.
CURED at one OF the markets On an advance to
ninety cents pound Of horse sausage and to
seventy cents Of horse blood-puddings. The in
furated buyers seized the sausages and belabored
the sellers over the head with them. Seven hun
dred people have gone crazy from hunger and
abuse OF liquor, and the Radicals loathe fat
people.
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TEE particulars Of Mr.. Hurley's plan sor
funding the debt of Charleston, contracted
for railroad purposes, sketch Of new sys-
tenn Of drawing jurors, on account OF the
status OF the fire loan bill, and other impor-
tant matters, will be found in our Columbia
cOrrespopdepce,
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DOL LER ING

THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC HALL,
COMMENCING SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. /.
The assemblies will be as follows: MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS from
to 6 O'Clock, and TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY NIGHTS from half-past to 10.
Admission to Night Assemblies so cents; Chill.
dren 25 cents. Tickets In packages OF twelve, SO.
Use Of Skates, rs cents.
Afternoon Assemblies, Ladies and Children, in
Guiding use OF Safes, 25 cents Gentlemen, includ'
Ing use OF Skates, so cents.
Season tickets OF admission tgood for all assem-
bes during three months) for gentlemen s5; for
ladies So; for gentlemen and lady 81 so.
sep27-3mos
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No. 244 KING STREET.
EURCHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. M4 KING STREET.

q SIERY DEP A R T N 7
A full assortment OF Hecker's SHOPPERS,
wax Sons Balbrigans sold at im29r.ng brlGss GiS
100 dozen Of the celebrated "Fldette" hlo
Gloves at 81, quality warranted.
The only place to get the celebrated Frencn
make Of Coupe Jouvin and Alexander Derrent Kid
GIoves-1t and quality guaranteed.
full line orTrimming and Sash Ribbons; Plain,
Striped and Plaid always on hand.
Is cartoons OF Black and Oolored Velvet Rio'
bons, at prices to defy competition.
A full assortment Of FURS on hand. octSl
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E1NeL1sH AND GERMAN SCHOOL, No.

EiNGLISH AND GERMAN SCHOOL, No.
th!slnstltuton embrace ali the branches necessary
for good English and Commercial education.
The hours from to O'Clock P. NJ. are devoted
TO German lessons, viz: Grammar, Speaking,
Writing and Reading. Lessons In Drawing and
Moulding every Saturday morning. The Night
School from to O'Clock, for exercises OF Arth-
metic, Reading, Spelling and Writing, and Orna-
mental and Mechanical Drawing for adults.
dence, with the assistance OF Mr. J. MCDONALD,
Miss j. q. ANGEL, Miss LEONHARDT, Miss J.
MILLER.
Vocal Music by Professor F. BERCKHAN.
@. b. BERGMAN,
eugo Principal
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coNFECTroNERrEs AND PRIZE Candle!

CoNFECTroNERrEs AND PRIZE CANDIES.
A large stock and great variety OF CoSFEC-
TIoNERIEs, consisting in part Of Common and
French Sugar Plums, Fruits, Gum Drops, Bon
Bons, Almonds, Cream Chocolates, Rock Candy,
Imperlals &C., &C., &C., and Prize Candles at 10
cents to 81 per dozen, to retail at 10 cents to so
cents per package, each package warranted to
contain Prize, and some orders 70. Gold and
Silver Watches, a dozen Of which can be seen at
the once now.
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G6nratlpnGl.
MOUNT ZION HOOL,
WINNs BORo', S. G.
G. A. WOODWARD, GRADUATE UNIVERSITY
OF VIRGINIA, PRINCIPAL.
N. NJ. FARROw, GRADUATE ). c. NJ. A., ASSO
CIATE PRINCIPAL.

The Exercises OF this School will be resumed
TUESDAY, January 2. 1871. and CONT lue without
intermisslon till close OF scholastic year. June 80
Pupils received at any time and charged to close
OF term. Students are subjected to the whole
some restraints OF military discipline, and wear
an appropriate uniform. For circulars, address
the PRINCIPAL dec7.wsS
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NOR SALE, A FINE MILCH COW
u aud YOUNG CALF. Apply at No. II Hanover
street decl3-2*
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ANNIVERSARIES.

TORT Y-FIRST ANNIVERSARY
SUPPER OF THE
ETNA STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY,
will be given at the Company Hall, Queen street,
THIS EVENING, 18th instant.
Honorary and Contributing Members are cor
daily invited to attend.
Invited Guests are requested to attend at 0
O'Clock.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
A. W. ROSE,
T. J. LYONS, e. ]. BERRIE.
G. A. Won D0HLEN, W. a. HARVEY,
l. S. X. ELLSWORTH, q. @. DARLINGTON.
decl4
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EOR SALE, A No. l WHEELER g.
IN WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE in Cabinet
Case-cheap. Apply at J. L. LUNSF0RD'S, No 27
Queen street nOv23
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ElOR SALE, THREE FARMS, TWO
IL miles from the Port Royal Railroad, In
the Whppy Swamp neighboEhood. One Farm
contains 375 acres. one 335 acres, and one 100
acres. Each Farm contains one hundred acres
good planting land, with two or three comfort.
able cabins on each: also well tlmbered, good
ali the seasons. For particulars apply to X. d.
H., Barnwel Village. rayl0
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CRoCKERY CRoCKERY CRoCKERY
1000 dozen PLATES, all sizes, from 25 cents to
81 rs per dozen
300 Sets cups and Saucers, 200 Ewers and
Basins
Water Pitchers, Flat. Deep and Covered DIshfs 8,
Bowls, Mugs, Baking Dishes, Soap and Brush
Trays and Saucers and an endless variety OF
small articles
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
~ CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY. =
CHARLESTON, S. c., DECkMBER IA. 1s7o..The
oflce OF this company has been removed from
No. 10 broad street to No. l Southern Wharf.
WIN. h. PERONNEAU,
deel4-wfm6 Treasurer.
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GROCERIES GROCERIES GROCERIES !
RAISlNS, Almonds, Citren, Currants. Jellies,
Teas, Sugars, CotYees Syrups, Butter, Lard &c,
all at lowest market rates, at
LINLEY'S CHEAP STORE,
No. 3SS KING STREET.
Signs OF the Crockery House and Carolina Tea
Agency. decl2-l2
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EoR SALE OR RENT, THE FOUR sTo-
RY BRICK BUILDING and Fixtures, No. %
Haync street, now occupied Oy Goodrlch Wine.
man j Co. Possession gwen January J. 1871.
ALSO,
One FARM on Rutledge avenue, known as sCat-
tie Farm,n being on Fair street: $50 feet front
and 45O feet deep; about ten minutes walk from
Line street.
For terms and other particulars, apply to OTTO
SCHWITZER, No. 369 King street. dcc6-l2*
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN, A LIVER
- COLORED RETRIEVER PUP, about eight
months old. A liberal reward will be paid, and
no questions asked, II returned TO No. q Meet
ing street. deCl3-Z
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JAPANNED TINWARE.

JAPANNED TINWARE.
600 finely finished WATERS and TEA TRAYS,
all sizes
SO Ornamented. Cake Boxes large sizes
25 Chamber Sets; also, Knife Boxes, Sugar
CanIsters, Lunch Cans, Chamber Pals, Tea and
Coffee Canisters, Spice Boxes and all minor arti.
cles in the trade. Articles suitable for house and
table use made from plain, pressed and pleced
tin, sold twenty-five per cent. below any other
house.
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Dissolutions of Goparinersblp.

ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP
~ The Firm OF WILLIS & CHIS0LM Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The liquidation OF
their affairs will be conducted by Z: E:WILLlS, who
will continue the business on his own account.
F. WILLIS.
Charleston, S. G., December 6. 1870. dec7
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VXTANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, A SIT
w UATION as BOOKKEEPER. Can furnish
best of references. Address Bo1kkeeper, Charles
ION s C. deCl3.3s
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for 6nte.

E1oR SALE, A LOT OF FINE CANARY
IL BIRrS aud SEED. Also. FISH R0ES, at A.
BUEROS, No. 81 Market street. decl4-l*
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Removals..

DEMovAL.J. H. HAPPoLDT, PRAC.
III TICAL GUNMAKER, would respectfully In
form his customers that he has removed to the
northwest corner OF MEETING STREET. AND
HORLBECK,S ALLEY, first door south OF his old
stand. QccI4I
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Uants

WTANTED,' A FRENCH, GERMAN OR
w English Woman to cook, &C., for small
family. She must know her business and come
well recommended. To such a good situation Is
offered. and good wages will be paid. Apply at
this office decl4-wf2
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E,oR SALE, STORE FIXTURES No Il
II Hayne street, decl2-6
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yTTANTED, A COLORED WOMAN TO
w do the cooking and make herself general
y useful for small family OF three. Apply at No.
% Legare street. decl4.2E
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Eost an6 founD.

r OST, A FINE WHITE AND YELLOW
HOUND DOG: has yellow spot In forehead.
4 reward will be paid II returned to No. 100 An.
SON street dec13-2*
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UTANTED, A FIRST.CLASS BUTLER.
w None other need apply. Also, smart,
active Girl, about 10 or IL years OF age. to wait
about the house. Apply at No. 4s Hayne street,
next corner OF Meeting. dec14-l*
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Goli1an GOODS
Call and see for yourselves.

CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!
GOO dozen PORCELAIN TOYS, all sizes aud pat
terms
SEQ Motto Cups and Saucers, 200 Motto Mugs
so Bohemian Toilette or Cologne Sets
Moustache Cups, Vases, Toy Tea Sets, and gene
raj assortment OF China Goods.
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90 Reuf.


TNO RENT, THAT DWELLING HOUSE
i AND STORE. with all tile Fixtures complete,
corner Quuen and franklin streets. Apply on the
premises or to J. NJ. MULFANEY. deci4-4H
rTO RENT, TWO ROOMS IN A QUIET
Il part Of the city, and close to business. Ap.
ply at this office. decl4-l"
DARN TO RENT.-A FARM OF FOUR
IL TEEN acres, situated on tile BeliVedlere
Tract, three miles from the city. To rent low 10
a good tenant. Apply at j. g. Ii. CLAU>SEN,S,
Market street. dec5-wmf
TO RENT, A HOUSE CONTAINING
nine rooms, egiby situated near the City
Railway House airy aud pleasant. Rent low.
Apply at No. 1856 Meeting street. dec12-*
f,OR RENT OR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL
I ESTATE In Oraugeburg District, situated
on Lyons Greek, three aud q half miles from the
south Carolina Railroad. The tract contains
$500 acres, soil rich rel clay, adapted to cotton,
corn, wheat, root crops and clover.
A splendid range for cattle; sunny hilsides FOR
vineyards, and low lands for meadows. Lyons
the estate, and furnishes one OF the finest water
powers In the State.
most valuable iron ore has been discovered
recently on the place.
The estate has on it all the necessary farm
buildings, negro houses, barns stables, gin
houses and small dwelling. It has been In con.
slant cultivation since the war, and the splendid
1t is onered for rent or sale, on reasonable
terms.
Address Mrs. L n. KEITT,
Society Hill, Darlington District s. o.
Or B. n. MARSHALL & BRO, No. 33 Broad
street. aug4
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NJANTBD, A WHITE WOMAN, WHO
w is a nice seamstre.s, understands dress
making, and Is willing to make herself generally
useful Apply as No. IA Meeting street.
declS-2f
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WTANTED, A NURSE, TO TAKE
w charge Of an infant and make herself gen.
orally useful. Recommendations required. Apply
at No. l04 Tradd street. dec14
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NTANTED, BY A SETTLED WOMAN,
w situation as Cutter and Filter. Has no
objection to DO housework Apply at No. 81
George street. dec14'2*
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@forssiss, xidnors, or.


iMEssRs. Q. BART. q CO., =
Having been burnt outst Nos. IS, 81 and 50 Mar
ketstreet, have removed their stock Of goods,
o0nHBTING OF:
200 barrels Choice Red APPLES
25,c00 Sweet Oranges
5000 Grape Fruit
200 bunehes Red Bananas
10000 COcoannts q. ~
rs barrels Assorted Nuts
$50 boxes Fire Crackers
100000 Union Torpedoes
100 whole boxes Layer Raisins
so half boxes Layer Raisius
100 quarter boxes Layer Raisins
200 drums Of Figs
10 boxes Messina Lemons
20 kegs Malaga Grapes.
10 trails New Dates
SO barrels Red and Yellow Onions
rs. barrels Peach Blow Potatoes
100 barrels Jackson White Potatoes
1900 pounds Dried Apples
1000 pounds Dried Peaches.
To SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CHURCH AND MAR
KET STREETS, where they viii be glad to serve
their former friends and customers at lowest mar.
ket prices. decI4.5
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HOOK AND LADDER TRUCK FOR
IL SALE.-Six LADDERS and full compile.
mcnt OF Hooks, Axes, Lanterns &C., in. perfect
order, and gcodas new; will be told cheap. Ap.
ply to NJ II. NATHAN, Chief OF Fire Department,
charleston S. q. nov19-lmo
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Tbt Warlestoat Aems'

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1870.
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TNO RENT, A HOUSE CONTAINING
nine rooms eligibly situated near the City
Railway. House airy aud pleasant. Rent low.
Appiy at No. 1856 Meeting street. dec124*
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Having lately put up, without regard to cost,
one o. the celebrated
REEL VEINS,
Aud other improved Machinery, which enables
me to compete with all frst-cass Bakeries In the
United States,
lam manufacturing
CRACKERS, BISCUITS AND SHIP BREAD.
Daily, of all kinds No large stock Of these artl-
cles kept on hand, but orders flied punctually OF
freshly baked goods.
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UTANTED BY A PLANTER, RESIDING
w in Christ Church Parish, q Partner with
capital sufficient to engage in Stock Ra sing.
Address "Planter,n at this office. decl3-2*
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5000 AoK-s SALT
NOW LANDING,
And for sale from wharf in lots to suit purcha-
deci4s GEO. W. WILLIAMS co.
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VTTANTED. TO HIRE, A GOOD PIANO,
w for six months. Apply at No. ID Meeting
ctrnet decl3-2E
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xETANTRD, TO RENT, A SMALL HOUSE
w centrally located, for which q liberal rent
will be paid. Apply at No. III East Bay.
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rNo RENT, THAT DWELLING HOUSE
i AND STORE. with all tile Fixtures complete,
corner Quuen and franklin streets. Apply on the
DremiSpg ar tn l. H. slIJI,EASEY, GeCI44S
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FTNO RENT, TWO ROOMS IN A QUIET
Il part of the city, and close to business. .Ap'
ply at this office. decl4-1%
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Srofssssa liquors, @r.

GHARLEsTo&, sTEAM BAKERYs
4 H.cI AHasEN PROPRIETOR :
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17
loss OF THE vARuNA.
Thrilling Narrative of an Officer.

~AN ANNAII, Ga, Nov. 6.
-n.- .o- l-rhI steamship Naruna from
..tl Galveston. which tuunderet off the
.'~T wa thD NIGHT If Oct. 20h arrived in
.. f-.it idid I,t for New York on the Mag.
iHt air w hlriIand n mate; VIM. Wal.
.... ..tartrlna>i-r; Thomas Glennon, joseph
r -..d t... Watson. >eamen.
4lt.f tNH N4rhna went down they We're sixty
Hsrr- it IN NIuu haai without food or water tijl
a-s.. Jay breakers on the Florida coast wal
gives "a. following account OF the disaster and
.-.fl'1' adventures ~ the party saved.
Nt llt na' weather up To the morning of Oct.
..... ntilu lhe wind sprung up SOUTH and at noon
.sIr- -t~ moderate, gtlp. AS the sun went down
rt- tN Ims "a perfect hurricane. All went well
1854 D-H "'rioch Wien tho wind Shifted suddenly
iI ~ouih-W,-t. 1le ship became unmanaoc-
t'e- aui having list L. port, the sea commercial
I~lin. oh board thc lc- side staving in the bul-
..rb- ,na cabin aner. We tried TO get of before
wind and tut on aIi the steam could but if
ma u~r. ! wis ri the wheel and we brought
.r 10, L. tn y lad again and tried to fix the cabin
...4r. hui lie seq WAS rushing on board to such a
.-o-. iic men could not work. BY this time the
h-- had -tuNc in the engine house and were
.-tifg dawn into the fire and engine room at the
$3.50 i,t lAtllt tons per minute, and the shin listing
t..- Mnr, W. last filling.
~hri Tie wheel after felt the engine stop and
.N.r. managed - Gel On the hurricane deck where
f.ul.@ th'' two lee boats gone from the ship and
'i.. iuvu getting The other boats ready.
lG. ha-h IN III" Captains room and opened
tt. u dhcr caldn door To see how the passengers
~ in their ~lare-rooms unable to come a, on u" oS
..-..o,t oithc SHIN living on her beam ends. then
-t.ni uU the hurricane deck and got into the after
., v,h >iX others: then / was lvino on '.eI
.l.ir. G,r III, sim ia 90 doHn. she lion hn;nm
..-l, an her lam ends. The cantain. m,to mn i
ren..r>. Iowa in all. got in the boat. and in less
-l,r fi,c nnute~ the boats were afoat. Int in snb
/, h.-t,t sea wae afraid we would GET afou of tbn
.Hr-- rls-in4. while the vessel was sinking.
ba. II iir. other boats hailed Us and asked if we
,e,r, ~. r-hi ani after this the steamer got aoul
f their boat and took her down with the shin. The
,..at> were IngersolS metallic life boats and
,l,;nl, ih, captains boat got clear and came I'M
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17
suNkEN TREASURES.

Nl.n'H- Unoa>g WAKES Of life subsidc.
tna me ~onihed ocean sleeps in glass resi-,
3 49,. submerged beyond or storm or tide,
ho treasures gathered II its greedy breast.
'M,n lt They shine. through the translucent Past,
DOWN ON that forever quiet floor;
rir u"helNal Of the deep Shall cast
ti. Hugl-po wave shall wash them to the shore
Dr. bn cleaning. beautiful As when
,io lhoy iloatHd, conveys of my fate;
fh- 1fnycN women. noble men,
sailed ith hope. and stored with Loves own
freight.
OH "ken ventures of my heart as WE'LL
i' Z" me. a. pert { as at dawn;
den palace hcaNo> beneath the swell
8 ae,i nav touch. and is again Withdrawn.
It ~D-r the early triumphs. cheaply won.
i.i ft Ambition 10 his utmost verge.
tf. silii hi, vision. like drowning sun.
f. na az n,tdns -pltndors through the surge
.H.r- wat the racogn.tions. the quick ties,
t.ua. The Lc4ut knows It's kin. wherever cast ;
.G.l ll.sl.- ti-. lartIngs. when the wistful eyes
fIr~- ,-D-h other a they look their last.
rl 10. tll. hummer ewes. delicious ewes,
I., ~tf green valleys drenched with light divine.
iN l-idn- murmur~ of the chestnut leaves,
band lhIt Ey, the eyes that looked in mine.
.. It,.- ih, hour of tear and rapture vet,
ME-. lrFiIlci climax OF the passionate years
&. u -.iH THE rains Of wan December wet
HltrA mpuuA--l cannot see for tears.
ar lhc, alI. they do not fade or waste.
4,H'.i In The arms of the embamng brine;
-t air 'iin when their beings mine embraced
n Gt.I.r .,i, beauty more divine.
-s,iu s.t- llj stretch my hands in vain;
I..If .r.l lummel reaches where they rest:
lnuH diver shall descend the main.
l.t.ns ID single Jewel from its breast.
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17

A HORRIBLE SCENE was recently winc iacd
at Il fam in Benton county, Iowa. A man
named Car'pbell having a barn to raise, in
vted q number Of friends to help him. In
order TO supply them with good dinner, he
killed sheep but neglected to carry of the
head which had been severed from the trunk,
and left on the grass. Subsequently two
boys passed the spot where the head lay.
One of them suggested to the other that he
should chop his head Off in the same manner.
The boy put his head down. and Just as the
axe was lifted, the screams of Mrs. Camp
bell, who was looking on from a distance,
engaged in lifting a heavy log, 50 that they
looscd their hold on the timber and it fell,
killed.
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17
BY THE SEA.

e., ,a-ni and Forward, under the moon.
-3iu-~ th' tide. in the old-tme way;
. i.r ttn into. ana never too soon
-.l ,nus and morning make the day
al tN.trl au,i tnrWarl, over the sands,
Nnl puT ih. rocks IL fall and flow;
All lili~ N3No touched the dead mans hand,
Ala 'ln ou. hl~ seen a face we know.
ias tA1c 3D. The good ship on her way,
buried har deep from love and light
r', u 1h,v sink at our feet to-day.
N.. r,'I. -Itl. Distinguish their voices Alright
I# fHIr~ap.r DC burdens of hope and fear
~. nd.l now in one solemn tone:
.I-. olt thi~ song of HE waves hear
.tur.1rr and ever Iii- Will be done.
Dt llI anil forward, to and fro,
0.l-~ our ie IN lis weary way;
..a 81 IL ri,b. md now at its flow;
go. r'tunr and morning make the day.
irl.'0 ana comfort peace and strife.
r. 30 -tn,l rejoicing. lis moments know:
10 fran Inv di>cori> of such life
i f'ie rltr music upward flow.
tIIl ear ui God il sWrs,
fu3f' The blessed round the throne,
liam chime Of lc>per bells
1Ul -Ncr His will De done.
The Republican journal., 1870-11-17

Hon. II. l.. Richmond, in u recent address
before the State Convention of the Methodist
Episcopal church, held in this city. said
Being Methodist, it follows as u logical
sequence, that | am a Republican " How
follows as q logical sequence? If the Metho-
dist church is simply looked upon as u re-
cruting station for party purposes, then the
position is correct. But if MY Church is
the earth, earthly. Philadelphia Age.