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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-29

The balloons sent out from Paris are furnished y, I
by the Postoice Department at S cpss o,, iS,veo
al Thai half franc 30 the department pockets loss
OF $500 francs per balloon.
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Visiting cards are made 80 large this winter
that q new Impetus has been given W lue naaa'
facture OF pasteboard.
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y The following oficers have been selected and
requested to act as president and vlce-presldents
Of this association:
= ,,r s'.,-:-. PRESIDENT.
General J. @. Breosinridge, late Confederate
States Secretary OF War.
vICB.PRBsIDRNTs.
General Joseph E. Johnston, at large.
General J. A. Early, from Virginia.
Colonel W. a.. Taylor, from Virginia. ~
General @. T. Beauregard, from Louisiana.
General D. q. Hill, from North Carolina.
General Wade Hampton, from South Carolina.
General John B. Gordon, from Georgia.
General ". J. Hardee, from Alabama.
General S. D. Lee from Mississippi
General r. S. Ewell, from Tennessee.
General J. B. Hood, from Texas.
General Trlmble, from Maryland.
General ]. 8. Marmaduke, from Missouri.
General William Preston, from Kentucky.
General Tspham, from Arkansas. r
The place selected for the deposit OF funds is
the Bank OF Lexington, Va, c. NJ. Nggat
cashier.
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Attention is called to our extensive stock in
the above; line Ehicha wsl o6er Eone efaIofable :;
termS :-,..a : e noi,pT {, ~ Z inTise 6S 9s.
NON -FREEZTNG FORCE MPJadapeea TO deep
wells, 1.-THE cheapest and best Pump In use. ?
octp-T SAC. No. 1877 MEEffNG-STHEET.' " q
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A Victory In Greenvilie.
: Bad News from York.
rhe YorlyIlle ENQUIRER says

The YorEvule. Enquirer says 8: til
We have seen the result OF the of1icial counting
not s,Iprise us to hear that Scott s elected Cover
NOR by 160, 900 majority and Wallace elected to
Compress by $4,000 majority, These figures may
as wen be selected for the official returns asany
nth
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e''' qrFruuils in. Fairfield,
The winnsboro,:News says:

The Winnsboeo, box contained O.: votes more
than was on the poll list, all OF which were count
ed. The Horeb- box was opened and the votes
transferred TO another box Two hours after the
voting commenced. The Yonguesfille box. we are re-
informed. had no seal over the ballot hole. II
this is what they cali fair election, we are un-
able to see the point. 1t Is too late to comment on
Sne election now, but let our people remember
thev evS want hocon OF corn, send them to the men
they voted for There were 92 more votes poliea
IN the county than the United STATES census Just
taken) called for. ,s-lt
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A:GREAF, BATTLE IMMINENT.
,EHE GEE MANS TAKE 10000
.s PRISONERS At METZ.
son,e.tadt oaplta1a.ed-Erel.lns .Ra-
mors from Orleans-The Propsoed
Armistice .a III.
E CRoWNING. -.VICToR.Y..
LONDON, October 2s.

ID ----- LONDON; October 2S.
The capituIation Of Metz was signed yester-
day. The Germans will occupy Metz tomorrow.
The:whole number OF prisoners is 17s,ooo, In.
Guiding three marshals Of France and 5000
oficern. ----. -
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TIE. COUNTRY voIE.

: The following is the vote In the country dis
trIcts az far aa counted:
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s.aI 4 THo4L 40 I I IN.llsoN & ! 5@, g.

Importers. and Manufacturers, Wholesale and's ii
,.oF Retail Il s,.;:&t. sss1hti
=: q .r1-7sqlT- -: i! ~. sst.aG
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BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, 49,
For ages Of from to IS years, for Dress AID
School purposes Of Cloths, Oassimeres, SUR Mixed
coatings &C., &C., In Sack and Walking Coat
Suits, ~ =
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B o SIN E.ss s .UfI IS,

B s IN E 8 3 8 .Utl. T. b.
In great variety, at from s14 to s2a. . -.
DERBY SUITS. New Style. =.
MORNING AND WALKING COATS, 5,s
OF Meltons Castor, Beavers, Tricos, snk Mixed
-
Coating, Cheviot, &C., &C., DC. d, ~.
PLAIN AND FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
OF the Newest Patterns Of the Season.
VESTS,
or Cloths, oasaimeres, Beavers, Velvet, SILKS, DC.
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candidates the Bowen 1okeh
sIemarEe
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The Result In Williamsburg.

According to the official count, the Radicals
greatly reduced their former majority. A great
many negroes did not vote at all. Something
over 100 voted for Reform, while not more than Is
whites voted the Radical Ticket Our white people
turned out well. Hundreds Of negroes would
! have voted for Reform, but were afraid.
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Gan1Iesiano ..Earuess.

g A ID DIES, HARNESS, sADDLERYa af
III HARDWARE, i, CARRIAGE MATERIALS, So. .,,s !.
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or Cloths, oassimeres, Beavers, Velvet, Silks, DC
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which is a great Radical nest, where the most
Violent and devoted partisans Of the sco9 Ring
are to be found There were $40 votes cast; 3l9 or
Reform. and 81 Radical We learn that great
deal had been said about Governor Scott having
ordered all the colored men to go to the polls
armed; and we have no doubt that many REFORM
trace these reports direct to O prominent Radical
~ thar neiphhorhood.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-21

been taken BY pirates conveyed TO or found IN the
ports Of either Of the contracting parties shall be de
lvered to their owners payment Of the expenses,
should there be such the amount TO be determined
BY the competent tribunals when the rights Of the
proprietor shall be proved before these tribunals. and
the claim being made within the space Of eighteen
months by the interested parties BY their attorneys,
or BY the Agents Of their respective Governments.
Article 20. II. from concurrence Of unfortunate
circumstances. differences between the contracting
parties should cause interruption Of the relations
Of friendship between them and thai after having eS
hAus,ea the means Of Auieable and eOneiliatory
discussion the object Of their mutual desire should
not have been completely sttsned The arbitration Of
third Power. equally the friend Of both shall BY
common accord be appealed to in order to avoid, BY
this means. desnitve ruptnre.
Article IS. Hawaiian subjects shall enjoy. in the
Ultrsnarine possessions of Spain, the advantages
which are conceded to the subjects Of the favor
ed nation. and in the possessions. the stipus
tions Of this treaty shall have eHee, when openly
opposed to the special legislation there existing.
Article 90. An vessels bearing the dag of Spain.
shall. in time Of receive every possible pro
lection short Of seve hostility. within the ports and
waters of the Hawaiian Islands. and Her Majesty
the Queen Of Spain engages to respect, in time Of
war, the neutrality Of the Hawaiian Islands and to
use her good Offices with all the other powers having
treaties with the same, induce them to adopt the
same policy toward the said Islands.
Article %. The presen, treaty shall be in vigOr
for ten years to commence six months after the
change Of the rAtisestions.
IT, year before the expiration Of this term neither
of the contracting parties shall have announced by
IN official declaration its intention Of terminating it.
the Treaty shall still remain in force fer year, and
so continue from year to year.
Article IS. The present Treaty shall be ratified.
and the ratification exchanged London within the
space Of eighteen months, earlier if Uay be.
In faith whereof the respective Pleuipoteniiaries
have signed the same and thereto affixed their seals.
Done in duplicate. at London, this Twenty uinth
day OF October. il the year Of Our Lord One Thou
sand Egh, Hundred and sixty-three.
Il. 81 FirmAdO
(signed,) JOHS BOwRNG.
(Signed) JUAS T. CoNrS.
AND, WHEREAS. The said Treaty has been
duly ratified by His Majesty the King and His High
ness the Regent Of Spain and notifications exchanged.
the said Treaty has become part Of the law Of this
kingdom and all the provisions thereof be OBJ
served. CHAs. c. HARRIS.
FOreign Osee Sept . $50. Minister for Form Affairs
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VERY REASONABLE RATES

Lineus-sn extensive assortment,
AlpaeAs, silk 4 wool black. eOpd, hg'd stamped,
Damask. Cotton. Linen and Wooden,
Illusion. Grape. Bobinet, Tulle, &C.,
Edgng, Insertion, Cambria Book Muslin,
Sheeting. Cotton 4 Linen, 6S to liz inch.
Prints-the finest assortment in Honolulu,
0il-eloth. Bunting, Mareen and Baire,
Lawns.-Victoria, Bishop and Queens,
Imperial. Navy and and Russia Ducks,
Ticking. Hickory and India Stripes,
English Bruadeioth. Doeskin, &C.,
distinguishes, brown, green and blue,
Yarn & Berlin Wool. in large variety
Wool Delaine. Ginghams, Baratheas,
Alpaca Coating, 6xi. in coiors,
India Swiss Book Muslins, sew qualities
Toilet Table and Piano Covers,
Edgartown CottOns Pillow Linen,
D rill and Duck Suits.
quantity of ass'd SHES
o UMBRELLAS. Parasols. Fans, Hair Nets. Thread.
Pea Jackets. Goats, Vests. Pants, Shoes. Hats,
Oils, Pomatum. Perfumery. Soaps, &C.,
Needles, Pins, Thimbes Scissors.
Brilliants Chambrays, Piques,
Youths, Misses, Ladies 4 Gents Hosiery
in great variety.
Cottons-HorrOcks' and other brands cutting low.
Oriental and Lutte Ribbons splendid stock,
Merinos-the best selection in the city,
Purses, Belts, Braces, Cards, Laces,
Extra quality Of Flannels,
Toweis-Turkish Hueksbuck and Crash,
Embroidered Robes, Shirts, &C.,
Eapkins-several sizes and qualities,
Turkey Red and Blue Cottons.
shawls-double and single. plain and fancy,
American Trunks. Carpet Bags, &C.,
Innings, Shesias. JaeOnets, Tape Checks,
Elegant asst Of Ladies 4 Cent? Kid Gloves,
Silks and Challes, figured and plain.
Moieskin, Drills, Tweeds and Cassimeres,
Envelopes, Note and Letter Paper,
New Goods by every arrival. and
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Downer's Kerosene Oil,
Charcoal Irons
KerOsene stoves

Patent Balances, to weigh from 800 t. 500 fbs.,
Platform and Counter Scales,
Solid Socket Garden Hoes, Planters Hoes,
Horse Hoes. Cultivators.
Eagle. No ? and No. 20 Plows, and extra beams
and handles for same,
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Paints, Oils. &C.

White Zine Lead. in ]. 2 Is n containers,
PARIS and Chrome Green.
Chrome yellow. TIMBER. Sienner.
Patent Dryer, Vermillion.
Whiting Prussian. Blue. Bladders Of Putty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-21
Carriage and Coach Varnish,

Bright, copal and Furniturs Varnish.
Boiled Linseed Oil. Turpentine.
Mason's Backing, Coffee Mills.
Axe. Pick. Sleige. Adj. Hoe. 90,
Hammer A Chisel Handles.
Wool Cards, Saddles. Enamsled Trunkt,
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Water Lined Note Paper.
White Ruled Note Paper.
White Ruled Laid Leaf. Letter and Dill Paper.
White, Cuff and Amber and Letter and Nots
Envelopes,
Payson's Indelible. and Cartsr's Copying lax,
Artists B0ok-keepers Flexible Rulsrs.
Smith NELSON'S Pistols Cartridges.
Hair Girths, StirTups q Leatksrs.
Spanish Trees. Croupers and Brides.
Oak Betting, Street Brooms,
Wood Faucets. Lamp Black,
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ALONG g. ACHUCK.


Nests Canphor Trunks. Manila Rope, diff size.
Assorted White and cOlOred Mating,
Manila Cigars, Cut Tobacco,
Boxes Fine oOlong Tea, do. Ngo'mie Tea,
Boxes Pecoe Tea, boxes souchOng do,
Boxes Sugar Candy. boxes ArrowrOOt,
Suits White silk Psjamas, do. skin silk do,
Suits Cotton Pajamas, Pieces Black Satin,
Pieces White Grass-eloth, best quality,
Pieces Blue Grass-clOth, do. White Pougee Silk
Assorted Jewellery. Fancy Jewel Boxes,
Stone Gate-posts, Bricks,
China-Wsre and Furniture. Slot
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-21

TEE progress in marine guns during the last de.
eade has been very great In 1883. the 6s+posBdeI
east-irou gun was the most powerful weapon Al
present there are 600 FOUNDER z5ton guns, besides
ls-ton, 12ton. eton and s5<-ton gun-- The hkhtess
OF thesr e more powerful than the es-ponnder, and
could pierce ~ inch amor on ships eide al 20
yards, while the - ton gun would probably pieree
most iron-elAd Al range Of two mica
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Expressly for this Market !
AMONG WHICH ARE
Downer's Kerosene Oil,
Charcoal Irons
Rubber Hose. I l inch, Hose Pipes,
Best Leather Betting, a inch wide,
Douglass Pumps. assorted numbers.
Galv'd Maleabe Thimbles, for sailmaker's use,
Furniture Varnsh, Coach Varnish,
Spirits Turreutine, Boiled Raw Linseed Oil,
Hubbuck's Pure White Lead & Zinc
PAINTS-in Oil and Dry,
A large assortment Of paint, varnish, white-wash
aud scrub brushes,
Axe Handles, Sledge Handles, Pick Handles,
Plane Handles, Chisel Handles,
kerosene Stoves
Patent Balances. to weigh from 500 to 500 bs..
Platform and Counter Scales.
Solid Socket Garden Hoes, Planters Hoes,
Horse Hoes. Cultivators.
Eagle. No and No. 20 Flows, and extra beams
and handles for same,
While Trees, for Double & Single Teams,
Canal and Garden Wheelbarrows,
Best Eastern Brooms. Stable Brooms.
Street Brooms American Carriage Whips.
Bride Ornaments, Black Walnut and Rosewood
Drawer Knobs, assorted sizes,
Galvanized Washers, Half Patent Axles,
Brass and Iron Screw Eyes Bartlett's Backing,
Taeks, assorted sizes. from to 20 OF,
Timed Taeks for Clothing,
Light and Heavy Strap Hinges, ass'd sizes,
Collins Picks, assorted weights,
Cut Spikes, assorted sizes,
bingham Buckets,
Brass-bOund Cedar Tubs and Pals,
Fancy Door Mats.
Shoe shapes, Borax, Chain,
Ship and Deck Spikes,
Mattrass Springs, Picture Cord and Tassels,
Ship Serapers, Cocoa handle Butcher Knives,
Milk Buckets Hunting Whips,
Table Cutlery,
Wade aud Butchers. and
WestenhOlms Pocket Cutlery,
Wade 4 Butchers Razors,
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs,
Turkish Towels,
Thompson's Glove-Fitting Corsets
Linen Table Damask,
Hoyls's Prints,
Blaeksmith's Anvils,
Blaeksmith's Bellows, ass'd-20 to 80 inch,
Solid Patent Box Vises and Bench Yises,
BIaeksmith's Cast Steel Hammers and Sedges,
Jack Screws assorted sizes,
Sets Of Stocks and Dies.
Galvanized Iron Wire Webbing,
Brass &c IRON Wire
of assorted sizes,
Cast Steel, assd-sqIare. octagon and round,
Boat Nails and Roughs.
Cooper's Rivets Copper Rivets and Burs,
Galvanized Tubs and Pals,
Dos, Spades and ShoveIs,
Spear Jackson's and Bradshaw's Cross-eut
and Rip Saws. Of all sizes.
Maydole's c. s. Hammers, Nos |. 2 and 8,
Jointers, Smooth, Fore and Jack Planes,
Fancy Planes, Socket, Framing Primer Chisels
Gouges, spoford's Braces and sets Bits,
Augurs, small medium and large,
G:mlets, Saw Files, Chalk Lines and Reels,
Carpenters Pencils, Squares
A Splendid Assortmnt of Door Locks,
Door a Shutter Bolts,
Cupboard Catches.
Window FasteBings,
Bolts and Hinges,
Sliding Door Rail and Rollers,
Cut and Wrought Nails,
Circular Saws,
asserted. from to 20 inch. cross cut and rip.
Files Of all Kinds,
For Maehinist's. BlaeEsmith's Carpenters use.
Double Barrelled Shot Guns,
Powder. Shot, Percussion Caps,
Shot Pouches, Powder PlasEs.
Sheet Lead,
A Full Assortment OF carriage Material.
ALL OF OUR GOOD
WILL BE SOLD
At the Lowest Market Price
"a OUR MOTTO rs Ba
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS
DILLINGHAM 4 co.
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FIcE OF HE
CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON COMPANY.

CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON COMPANY,
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
special meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Cum-
berland Coal and Iron Company has been called by
the President and Directors of said Company to be
held at its office, No. 80 BROADWAY, corner Wall
street. in the city of New York, on the 10Th day Of
February, 1870, at 12 O'Clock NJ.
The objects Of said meeting arctic accept as an
increase Of the powers of the Company, and as an
amendment to its charter the provision contained
the charter Of the Consolidation Coal Company OF
Maryland, which renders it lawful for all bodies cor
porate to become subscribers for and owners of the
capital stock of the last-named company; aso to
consider and act upon the question of q consolida-
tion with the last-named company and other COM
panies having coal lands in Allegheny county, Nd.
to arrange the terms of such consolidation and the
manner of carrying the same into effect, and to
authorize the Directors to effect the same; to autho-
rize the Board OF Directors OF this Company to sub
scribe its behalf S. OF the capital stock
OF said Consolidation Coal Company OF Maryland,
and 10 agree with that company upon the terms ana
conditions upon which such subscription shall be
mado, and to convey and transfer to the ast-named
Company in free payment for the amount of stock
which may be subscribed for, such portion of the
lands and other pro 2erties of this Company includ-
ing its railroad, as may be agreed upon. And gene
rally, to pass upon all questions which may arise
touching such proposed consolidation transfer OF
property subscription for stocks, and the dispo-
stion to be made OF the stock subscribed for and If
deemed expedient, to authorize lease OF the pro-
pertes of this Company or any part thereof and to
make all alterations in the bylaws which said meet
ing may deem necessary or proper
Notice ia hereby given that, for the purpose of
holding stockhoders' meeting of the Cumberland
Coal ana Iron Company on the 10Th day OF February
next, the transfer books viii close on SATURDAY,
Jan. 20, 1870, at O'Clock P. NJ
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
j. RICHARDS, Secretary.
New York, JAN 49, 1870. 100 TITS
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our admiration, but critics whose ability and
integrity We have every reason to respect
thought otherwise. 1t will do them no hurt,
however, TO see what Mr.. Forrest thinks and
says. We quote;-
Edwin Forrest, writing TO friend in this
CITY. savs:-I hope Mr.. Feohtor will be
success, for in such plays as the htngs
Motto l presume he is without rival. If he
acts in Boston, hope you viii go to see him.
He is doubtless most finished artist, having
been educated in the best schools OF art. The
best reason to be given that the Bohemians Of
New York dare not pronounce definitely upon
the merits of his acting is that they have not
the intellect to comprehend it. Had they
seen any other actor of eminence in the
parts, they might have said he was better
or worse than he who gave them the hrst
LIGHT on the subject. That is the total Of
their criticism.
The Kings Motto is an obvious mistake of
the writer or of the printers.
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
IN OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
PnILADEIrHIA, Jan. II. 1870.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1870
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received for the
following work and materials required in the execu-
tion Of the WALNUT Street portion OF the PUBLIC
BUILDINGS TO witt
For all the excavations, including the trenches
for the foundations. The price to be stated per
cubic YARD, which is TO cover all digging, hauling
away the surplus earth, and cutting down and
moving whatever trees may come In the way OF the
excavations, without extra measurement allow
ance.
For taking down the terrace wall, c saniug the
bricks and ping them up adjacent TO the buildings,
taking down the iron raillngs, the gate piers, the
coping Of the wall and the steps, and depesiting
them on the grounds, and removing all the rubbish
occasiOned by the same. The price for this portion
OF the work to be stated ia gross
For concretipg the entire foundation OF the build
ings with small broken stone, and cement mortar,
and grout, in conformity with the specifications.
The depth OF the concrete to be three feet and the
lateral dimensions to conform TO the plans. The
price to- be stated per cubic foot and to include all
materials and labor
For furnishing and delivering large-sze building
stone, the price to be stated per perch OF 20 cubic
feet measured in the walls. Also, for select build
ing stone, averaging by feet, and from - to 10
inches thick the price for the same to be stated per
cubic foot, d, livered on the ground
For bpilding all the cellar walls, aud the outside
walls Of the basement story, as high as the level
line Of the pavement, according 10 the plans and
specifications. The price to be stated per perch OF
22 cubic feet laid in the walls, without extra mea-
surement and to include all labor and all materials
except stone
The contract or contracts will be awarded to the
best and the lowest bidder or bidders who viii be
required to give approved security for the faithful
performance OF the came.
The plans and specifications may be seen at the
Office Of the Architect, Mr.. JOHN MACARTHUR, JR-,
| No. 205 S. SIXTH Street.
The proposals to be sealed and endorsed "Pro-
| posals for Public Buildings" and addressed to
JAMES V. WATSON, Chairman Of the Committee
Contracts, and to be left at the office OF the Com
mssloners Of Public Buildings in the new Court
House, SIXTH Street, below Chestnut, on the 14th
day OF February next ensuing, between the hours OF
II and IL O'Clock A. NJ, at which time the bids will
be opened, in the presence of such bidders as may
wish to attend.
BY order of the Committee on Contracts
10 WIN lit II. G. PUGH Secretary.
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The Rest of the Harness.
The following piece of humor is going the
rounds of the papers,

The following piece of humor is going the
rounds of the papers:-
IN HARNESS.
A poet says:-"Oh! she was fair, but sor-
row came and left his Traces there" What
became of the rest of the harness he don't
state.-ETfe Dispatch.
Oh, no! Further down the hill of poetry
it says-"Come wi me, my lassie, and I'll
take thee to thy Hame." The balance of the
harness is still missing-L0 Crosse Demo-
cTdt.
, You are mistaken about that The same
poet, speaking of the same young lady, says:
--"And all the Lines that sorrow had left faded
out in joy" The rest of the harness is still
missing. Eachdage..
1 No. still another piece has turned up, for
further on the muse informs us that Loving
hands and simple flowers had decked her for
the Bridal" Nothing has yet transpired as to
whereeboutsnof the. rest of the harness. -
York Republican.
All mistake, for had not Walter said:-
''Give me but what this Belt hath bound,
take all the rest the sun goes round" Don't
be discouraged, friends, the rest of the har-
ness is bound to come Ohio State Journal.
a OF course it is, for hath not the poet said:-
t'When Greek meets Greek then comes the
Tug of war" Pass along the balance
Toledo BLADE.
No more; no more. Wen give you only
what Gratiano proposed for Shylock:--''A
Halter gratis; nothing else, for Gods sake. y
-Indiana paper.
For the information of our contemporaries
we can tell them that all the rest of the har-
ness, together with some previously found by
them, con be found in Shakespeare
CRUPPER?-The ddler had it, sir; l kept It not
-ComedyCf Errors, Act l., Scene O.
PetTuchio ia coming, his horse hiDped with an old
and womGn's crupper OF velure.
-TdHing If the ShrelU, Act III, Scene2 q
We have strict statutes and most biting laws,
The needlul BITS and CURBs for headstrong steeds
Measure for Measure act l, Scene g
The TRACES OF the smallest spiders web;
The COLLARS OF the moonshine's watery beams.
Romeo and Juliet, Act |, Scene 4.
The fair reverence OF your Highness curbs me
From giving RElNs and SPURS.
Richard III, Scene /.
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INSURANCE.

nELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
IL COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legislature
OF PennsYlYAnla, 1850.
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MIR. Forests Opinion OF Fechscr.

We copy the following from the Boston
TRANSCRIPT, simply as an interesting and
frank expression Of opinion by one noted
actor on another. Mr.. Forests allusion to
''the Bohemian" is in bad taste, as we'll as
unjust. Our own readers know how highly
we esteem the genius of Mr.. Fechter, and
that we had no hesitation about expressing