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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-01

The SINGER NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
will make splendid holiday present. Easy
terms. State agency No. ls7 King street..
nOy25-3l
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ATTENTION, ToURIsrs.-Stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and Vicinity, at No. lol King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. novl2
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1n7 HENRY's RETREAT, 107

No 1o7 EAST BAY, ONE DOOR BELOW BROAD
''o " STREET.
/. Restaurant.
.. oysters always fresh on hand.
3. FREE LUNCH from half-past 10 O'Clock
every day. ~
4. Mesls at ali hours. Dinner served from u
to4P. NJ
S. Meals served on Sunday until p. N.
8, The best IMPORTED WINES, Liquors anu
Havana Cigars. M,
Il I. Only place In town for good genuine NJ.
/ Tom and Jerry.
Give me call. .,,,,r,nr
Formerly Barkeeper at the Mills House.
sep26-3mos
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B- THE WOOD FACTORS WILL
oblge the ladies Of the Fuel Society by sending
In their estimates before the 6ih OF December.
They must be left at the Depository, Chalmers
street. By order OF the President nov29-7
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Bill. HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81,
s5, So so and ss so per thousand, according to
size, at THE NEWS Job once.
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Golinap Goods.
CuRIs8A S is &C M1NGl
NOW IS THE TIME TO SELECT YOUR
GIFTS!

Particular attention is invited to the NEW
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF WATCHES,
JEwELRY, slLvERwARE AND FANCY GOODS,
suitable for Presents, just received and opened
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JOHN HUM, Chairman,
novlo-a0 JAMES E. MCGREGOR, Clerk

~. CHARLESTON, s. c., NOVEMBER
Is, ls7o.-THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF ATHENS, GA.-The Dividend Scrip
Of the above Company will be taken In payment
OF Premiums by the Georgia Home Insurance
Company OF Columbus
Holders Of the above mentioned Scrip can thus
secure Policies which participate in the profits in
the Georgia Home, Southern company, with
cash capital Of half million OF dollars. Apply
to HUTsON LEE, Agent
noy2Q-tuths6 Broad street, corner OF State
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H- AWAY WITH OfEOI IhILIko'-Oi
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor Or NEIL
zines. Sent postpaid onreceipt OF 10 cents. Az
dress DR.. E. B. FooTE, No. lao Lexington aEenae
-, yort fecl6
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A DAaRe sBURaLARY.v0n Tqesdays night
ootIi restle5aGe of MrsE..P. Waring, in Cannon

lasSAsrssideaGe Of Mrs. +! j. waring, in Cannon
stfset' was entered by thieves and several pieces
of furniture aud, clothing were distracted. The
burglars performed their operations IN quiet
and buslness-llke manner, and no alarm was
raised until morning. when the different articles
were missed They collected the most valuable
small pieces Of furniture in the paror, aud then'
BY exp%ripg further. discovered quantity OF
clothing shoes, &C.. TGese we're all appropriated
and taken or apparently through window on
the yard, which was found unbolsed. The door
had been securely locked the night aei0ret 1aaa
was founas ss.aexs- -nsnru1ass.ss How they entered.
is mysserE. ..aTns ala,rrt has been reported to
the detectives ofice and we shall probably hear
something more OF 1t in q few days.
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By J. FRASER. MATHEWES, e
Real Estate Broker, No. SO Broadegtrcet.
PRIVATE SALE ,,rs ~ y,
n PHOSPHATE LANDS Of best quality and
Rice and Cotton Plantations anali parts of sna
City city Residences, Stores, Building Lots and
Farms. oe'iz
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JAMES ALLANs, No. so7 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLAN'S, No. S07 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLAN'S, No. 3C7 KING STREET.
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.6oteIs.

X N & NJ A N S l o N i
CORNER OF MEETING AND GEORGE STREETS,
Charleston, s. G.
BY G.. W. BOMAR.
This finely located establishment ts open TOT the
ora ffnu room, suitable for q family wishing
regular board, now vacant. noVZa-tntuZ-
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TIE GERMAN FIRE COMPANY BALL.-The
ball. as appointed, took place last evening under
the auspices CT the German Fire Company, at tseir
hall in Chalmers street. The dancing begun about
o'clock, and fine band Of music, together with
good attcra..--ceo OF ladies, enabled our friends
or the red coats to while the hours away in the
pleasantest manner possible. The pleasures Of
the hour were greatly enhanced by the compari-
son OF the bright and beautiful hall within with
the cold rushing northeaster without, and the
music sounded the merrIer as the wind blew the
harder. The sounds Of revelry continued until
late In the evening, and rs the small hours Of
morning drew on. the soft strains of music told
that the rght-hearted dancers had not yet given
DER from their fascinating amusement. The SUD
cess Of the ball Is good omen for the celebration
OF the Marions, which comes on shortly, and we
heartily wish them the same good fortune.
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AarienIturnl Jmplements.

CTEBL CORN MILLS.
ON CONSIGNMENT, ~..a.
154CoRN,s INDIAN CORN MILLS, from Blrm.
ingham. England, at the following reduced
prices. Tor cash or city acceptance: No. !, So; No.,
B. s3 6O;. No. s, s4. each. A liberal discount To
merchants, at SAMUEL R. MARSHALL'S, J
Corner King and Society streets,
noy3o6 z, ~ Sign'of the Big Gun.
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n~PHOTOGRAPHS COLORED CARE
FULLY and with taste. II left at FoGARTrE's
BOOK DEPOSITORY, No. 200 King street. in the
'Rend n0v17-thl2tuth6T
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By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.

VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION ON
w. North Santee River, known as "Kchneia cs.,:,.
AT Private Sale, the valuable and prooppG;stue p;as.
rnown 90 RIcbfeld, iabout il miles + ON George
town. town.. ana n miles from South Island healthy
summer resIdenee ss acres &c OF prime
Land and 500 or 600 %
amapaeu 0n Ihe Mace W is dwelling house, aud negro
Souses spfcient to accommodate laborers necear
sary to cultivate the place.. Threshipg Min
equrng repairs two large Sasns a,rasn n eooa
nnv23.tuth6 -
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By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.. ~ q
LAPES'S PLANTATION, OGEECHEE

NAPESS -PLANIAI1UN,i OUEEOHEf
" RIVER. GA. 4 -.
Fors Sale or Rent one OF the most valuable Rice
Plantations on the Ogeeche River, In the State or
Georgia, known as the CAPES'S PLANTATlONrf
situate near NJ. 11S Station, on the Atlantic and
contoining abont 500 acres OF Land, Of which
aSout a 4ao acres are good Rice Lands. under bank
and ditch. On the Plantation there. l. good
Dwelling mouse with five rooms garden ana
ontbmiIdin0s: one OF the best barns and mills on
fhe river, capable OF threshing eyer 8u0 bushels
per av with storage room for II. 600 bushels rice;
good double negro houses to accommodate about
fifty Iaborers, prettily located on bluff constd-
cred healthy: also, good stables.
The neighborhood Is good one to get labor,
and has the advantage Of daily communication
with Savannah by railroad. nov1s-sltuth4
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A SHOT IN THE DAEK.-Two boys were Sleep
ing together last Tuesday night, at Rev. "A. loom.
er Porter's school, when one Of them was aroused
from sleep By feeling strange hand upon MS
face. Owing to lucsy preseutimeut OF some
thing strange about to happen, he had placed
loaded pistol under his pillow, and, seeing
strange man in the room he started up from the
bed and drew his weapon. The robber, who EVIL
IDENTITY did not know the course, aud was fum-
bling about for plunder, turned around and made
tracks, the. boy pursuing. The fight led through
the entry into piazza, where the roooer evident
ly expected to find staircase, bls was disap-
pointed. he now turned on his purSuer, VINO
fired upon him as he stopped and seemed to be
feeling for weapon. The place was citing
rather hot, and, not cariug to risk the chance OF
another. shot, the robber jumped over the oanis'
ter to the ground, and continued his flight. He
was pursued some distance down the street, and'
from the blood In his tracks, it is supposed that
ne must be severely wounded. Notwithstanding
the wound, the guilty party has not yet been dis
covered. Mr.. Porter's school has no. been trou-
b,edfn ca burglarious way" since this affair:
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THE. WANDO.isCOMPANY.
TIE PROCESS OF Mixing AoID.
Visi, to the nItnes-Thc Washer and
Fuctory-Extensive improvements.

a delightful drive of nine miles, along a
fine road, and through co1ntry respondent
with all the beauties of autumn, brings the visitor
upon phosphates intent to the works Of the Wan
do Mining and Manufacturing Company, which
have lately been erected on Ihe Ashley River, In
addition TO the extensive establishment owned by
the company in the upper part Of the City Of
Charleston.
They are situated on bold curve Of the river,
which here sweeps close to the high land, and
afford an admirable site for the extensive wharf
built out to the channel Vessels Of the largest
capac city can lie at all times at the wharf, and
every convenience for loading and unloading Is
here ready for use.
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ga MEDICAL NOTICE.
suffering from Diseases pertaining to the GENITo
URINARY ORGANS. will receive the latest scien.
tlnc treatment by placing themselves under the
care OF Dr. T. RERNsTJERNA, ofice No. IA Hasel
street. three doors from the PostoGlce.
n1n-turhlyr.--,,, NJ
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es- ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE CoMPA-

@- ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPA-
NY, OF CHARLESTON, S. C-CHARLEsT0N, 8.
G., NOVEMBER 10, 1S7O.-In accordance with q
resolution Of the Board OF Directors, FORTY (4ol
PER CENT. OF the Capital Stock OF this Company
is hereby called for, payable at the Treasurer's
once Browns Wharf, Oh or before the 9th prox.
imo.
noylo thr2th2 F. j. PELZER, Treasurer.
@H- ESTATE MISS JANET q. KNOX,
DEcEAsED..All persons having legal claims
against said Estate will render the same attested
and those indebted Will make payment to
MARY a PENNAL, Qualified
C. A. GIBSON, ! Executrixes.
noy24th3
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THE seHARLEsEoN NEW BEeEMBER l. 1870.

INQgEsr.-About I o'clock. yesterday morn
ing, the dead body or white man, named Mich
ael Melia, was discovered in the dock back Of the
Customhouse, with the head and shoulders IND
bedded in the mud. An inquest was held upon
the esbody, .andin the examination it was shown
that Meis was in the habit OF sleeping aboard Of
the dredge-boat and making up fire early in the
morniog; that he. had been very drunk the night
before, and had left his house, 10 Queen street,
at about O'Clock yesterday morning, In sIate
Of lntoxication, to go down to the dredge-boat,
and had been let into the Customhouse yard by
the watchman, who also testified that he. was
drunk Nothing more is known. His face was
much cut by oystersnells and he must have
fallen headlong from rhe wharf. The water was
not very deep, but it Is supposed that, his head
driving into the mud, he was too drunk to extt,
cate himself and was suGocated. The Jury re-.
turned verdict OF accidental drowning"
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Anrtioneers' pripate Gales, &r.g,
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

by IUUIS Dc UeCAUSoUNEp !.
VALUABLE PLANTATION ON JOHNS,
ISLAND. q Z
WIN be sold low, a valuable PLANTATION on /,
Johns Island on the Srono Rtver, or 1923 acres,
with Dwelling House, outbudngs, &c, possessing
many advantages. Apply as above, at, No. % i
Broad street. dec1-thtn6
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THE GALE observation-disclosures, the blus-
tering raler, did his best yesterday to crack his
plaguey cheeks. Signs clattered and cieaEed;
feuces fel; prone to the ground, and the pictures
OF the last circus went sailing to the moon; UNI
brellas were turned outside in, hats scudded
along the street. and the hardest pedestrian was
glad to get under the lee Of projecting buildings.
The change began on Tuesday night. when the
weather became cloudy with fresh breeze.
Early yesterday morning 1t raiued heavily, the
wind blowing from the northeast. By eleven
O'Clock the wind had increased TO furious gale,
which lasted for about two hours, when the
weather moderated. All day: however, khere was
q stiff breeze, with au occasional disgusting gust;
one Of those OF which i. was said De g,lst-tous
non est disputandum.
While the gale was at its height several coast
ers,among which were the schooners Salie Blssell,
VIM. and John and others, dragged their anchors
and were In danger OF going upon the Battery
sea WALL 5Some of them got OF, as the wind
moderated, with the aid Of tug, and the others
managed to make sail and run up the river. The
only, tamage done them was the smashing Of
some of their small boats, and compound
fracture OF some spars. The steam tug J. R.
Staples towed of the schooner William aud John
after the latter had slipped her anchor.
In the harbor the sea had a high old time, and
the white caps were as conspicuous as white hats
were not long since in the New York stock ex-
change. The waves ran heavily and broke across
the Battery, treattng the passers:by to an unex-
pee,edssalt water bath
LoDgstretches of fencing were blown down in
Meeting street and In the western portion Of the
city, On Adgers wharf colored man was upset
by the wind aud rolled completely over, and In
Rutledge avenue conservatory or hothouse was
blown upon au upper piazza. No other casualties
have been reported.
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es- NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN

@ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Check No. 1877, dated August 18th, 1870, for
$7ooo signed JOHN HUM, Chairman Board Of
County Commissioners, and drawn on E. s.
KUH, County Treasurer, has been lost or mis-
laid at Columbia, South Carolina. This Is to warn
all parties that the said Check Is null aud void, no
equivalent having oeen received therefor.
BY order OF the Board.
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.Leon,lne, Opera, Neck and Vest CHAINS; Seal
Rings, Diamond Rings; Gent's Pins, Pearl and
diamond; Plain Gold aud Wedding Rings always
nm hand or made to order; Sleeve Buttons and
Studs, Bracelets, Brooches and Earrings; Armlets
and Necklaces, in Coll and Coral; Brooches for
Hair or Miniatures, Lockets, Charms and Masonic
Pins, Glove Bands, at
JAMES ALLAN's, No. so7 KING STREET,
A few doors above Wentworth street.
noy2i-thftu
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE. ~ :
NEAR CHARLESTON

Oy NVUhJ.D Do UVDAON5oUD.11s - -
PLANTATION NEAR CHARLEST0N..a
For Rent or Sale, the PLANTATION for
merly The residence Of Mr.. Craftsl Immediately
adjacent to Charesron Bridge Ferry, on Ash ey :
River opposite and within mile Of the city. iOns
It are good houses for the accommodation Of IT,,
teen or twenty workers, and stable. The Tract
are cleared Land The, place has produced dne
Sea Island Cotton. A large portion OF The Land ;,
has been highly manured and cultivated IN vege.
panted in Cotton. Apply. as above. at No. 2S
BROAD street. .--.-. D. "a =. s... 5QPCl-tnLu6
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THE ST. ANDREWS, SOCIETY. onahun-
dred and forty y-arstjauniversarys sJf this society
was celebrated at lns South CsraAna Hall yester-
day, the dinner being furnished by Tuily, the
well known catsfeer. Durlngthe course of the
dinner, the president Of she society, who pre-
sided read the.coDgratulsthry dIspatche' received
nom sister societies. The kilograms and replies
are as follows
l'''S,.t, 81 ~ NEW YORK.. November 80.
Toute P.sstdenterst. .AndreO's Society, Charles
sCelebrating the one hundred and fourteenth
anniversary OF Their society. The SONS OF ST. An
drew, IN New Yurk, send hearty greetings 10 their
brethren IN Cha.lcston. ,,,,o
REPLY.
CHARLESTON, November 80.
Rooert Gordons President st. AndleU's Society,
s=.z- OF Mem York:
The st. Andrews Society Of Charleston re.
turn the cordial greeting Of their sister socety ol
the Metropolis, AMI propose the following toasC,
The ST. Andrews OF New York. our twin.s!s-
ter and co-worker in the field OF beneyolence-.
NAV Heavens blessing attend her lao0rS, anu
NAV she prove ever true to her high mission, and
worthy OF the name sue BEARS
ROBERT MURE, President.
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Aurtion salfa.sahis Nan.
BY MILES DRAKE

By MILES DRAKE. *
GALE POSTPONED ON. acc COUNT OF
~ THE WEATHER-GLO4H DRf GOODS
TOYS, LADIES, AND MISSES HATS. &c.
Store corner Of King apd Liberty streets.
$50 Tweed, jean and Kersey SACK COATS ~
SO Heavy Ptlot:and Beaver Overcoaw :,
"a Fine Frock Coats
300 pair Cashmere Doeskin and Jean Pautsx-
4S Cashmere and Faucy Vests. issara
Pieces Satinet, Jean, Cassimere,t Melton, Broad.
cloth, Undershlrts anu Drawers. White and Fancy
Shirts Scarfs, Chenille and Wool Shawls, Ladies'
Bedspreads; Hoods, Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Water:
proof Dresses, Wax Dolls, &c.
ALSO, X.-..,. :,
50 dozen Ladies' and Misses HATS latest
style, Plain ndSTrinmed. ~
SHOES. y = decI
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All the newest aud most exquisite designs in
Jewelry, comprising,
SETS OF PEARL, GARNET, ALL GOLD,
Coral, AND STONE.
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pxrssspUHo.. VA. November 80.

PETERSBURG. VA, November 80.
Robert Mlre, President st. Andreu'S Society,
Charleston, S. C.
The St. Andrews Society Of Petersburg Va,
tender to their sister suciety OF. Ohsreston,
the friendly greetings which the day renterSso
appropriate, and offer the following sentiment
"Charlty-The purest gem that adornsz tne
human heart. Let all St. Andrews Societies ex-
empliry this virtue IN their actions
d. B. TENANT, President.
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R. M. MARSHALL & BROTHER

SELL At THE OLD, POST
DUSEHOE FARM, on Sullivan,s, Isiand, & con.
tanning acres, fenced, with Dwelling, Hc.t
Terms cash. :; Purchaser to- psyius Tor papers.
dec1 ~ .ig." - " - :; ~ f.ffl =
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R. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO: +.:::sz
yXTILL SELL THIS DAY, AT HALF.
w PAST 10 O'Clock. at No. 8s Broadstreet
pair OF BLACK HORSES, sound and gentls.
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D. B. 7enaant President 81. AnareD's Society Of

D. 3. 1eH'lult, PfeStueHt 81. HTu7etUS SOCEet5 "
Petersburg, Fn.:
The ST. andrews Society o. Charleston recipro-
cate the hearty greeting OF thelI brethren In Pc
tersburg, and in return offer this sentiment:
"The Day we Celebvate-Repete with memu-
ries dear to the heart Of every Scotsman-we JON
in a Snii ona rich libaton to tire bonnie land We
iove.n RoBr. MURE, President.
The dinner was an eminently successful one,
and, with toastand sentiment, the hours slipped
RAPIDLY away. AS one OF The very Oldest and
worthest OF our charitable societies, the 81. An
drew,s Society OF Charleston has the hearty good
wishes OF the people. ~
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decl-th3tu1
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15
The Democratic State Convention.

The reader is referred to our report
for a full and impartial record of the pro-
ceedings OF this dull and dreary Conven-
ton.
The truth is, the play is played out, and
Democratic Conventions don't draw any
more The Convention yesterday was
the smallest State Convention of either
party ever assembled in Ohio. There
were desert wastes of unoccupied seats,
fifty and a hundred in a place, at short
intervals all over b house, The del
egates looked lonesome and dispirited
/ as castaway ROSTERS in a fall rain. If the
meeting had been in 9Rs ~Stevenson's
back dining room it hl-sht have been
cosy and sociable. But the delegates
were scattered over the Opera House
like the field nine in a game of base ball.
The solemnity Of the occasion was too
much for even the imperturable Baber,
who had once stood without emotion
before the tomb of Washington. He
bowed his massive head upon his Shout
der-of-mutton hand, and looked penSive.
Ball, separated nom the beloved Baber
by an enYious rod or two OF empty
benches, mad no one upon whom he
could lean for advice ana comfort
Jeames Hubbell had so many seats in
he parquet to choose from that he could
not make up his mind which one to take,
and after going feebly and irresolutely
up and down from m TO the other near
ly all the afternoon, he finally lodged
the question by standing up.
Col. Lew Campbell was chairman.
His practice in the military enabled him
to put on the same style a if there had
been a million men-just as a corporal
of the awkward squad electrifies his
twelve men with an "dttcBsHUN ~
which would bring a Corps d Armee to
its feet.
A dissatisfied looking person who
looked as if he might have a bale Of hay
in him, addressed us at the entrance. He
had a rough crab stick in his hand, with
which he crushed an adjacent number
ten brogan, as he brought it down with
too much emphasis, "In tell you what
it is, Sir he exclaimed, his red face
growing redder, and his long under-lip
dropping like that of a bull tiger" I'll
tell YOU what it is, the Dimmecratic
party is gitten too many of them dam
Old Wings in il, Siri Why, damme
Sir! look at it. Blasted if there isn't a
Teller settin' in the Convention with a
pair of kid gloves on T.
If the Convention was depressed in
its effects upon the actors, it was dOubly
so to the spectator. We have no espe-
cial sympathy for the Democracy. We
have frequently fancied that the death
Of that party would be a sight to be
upon with emotion chastened by
resignation. The actual distress which
upon us in view of the debility in
he muscular action of the poor old
yesterday, as those old Wings
the wires that galvanized it into
notion without life, was entirely uneX-
Dected and ~unprovided for. As We left
he ediice, with the decorous and SOL :
ann step suited to the occasion, we were
&--- d 4
he shelter of a broad brimed Pana-
Men and brethren, if we can't whip =
hat corpse this fall we had better de- !
,art out of the land.-CoIHmbUs Jour $
lGE. ,