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The Chicago Postspesks as follows regard. ing another meditated voyage to the North Pole;
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-23

- Papor clothing is made in China and
Japan. A coat costs ten conts, and whole
suit quarter Of a dollar.
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r O Il II r z
Selected .tor the Keopee Courier.
TO DNlsie.


No, these ties shall not bo broken,
If thy heart be true to me;
Neither false nor lightly spoken
We're the VOWS made to thee.
Thou vert told that could wander,
And Of thee unmindful grow;
But IL was tho voice Of thunder,
And thoy lied who told thee so.
Full too woll have approved thee,
Falsehood and deceit above;
Twas for this, at first, loved thee,
Now, love thee for thy love.
Full too oft those arms have pressed thee
TO my wildly throbbing heart;
Full too oft my soul hath blessed thee,
Dearest Daisic! now to part
Full too oft my lips hath tasted
= The delicious sweets Of thino,
And thy kisses werc not "wasicd,"
en- you gave them, love, for mine.
remember how you listened
When told thec--dost thou mind I?
Tcar-drops in the moonlight glistcned,
And those tear-drops have shrined.
remember how you trembled,
When kissed those tears away;
Think'st thou, love, that dissemblod,
Whom vowed 10 love for aye!
Danish, then, all clouds and sorrow,
From thy heart and from thinc eyes,
And believe bright tomorrow
In the happy future lies.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-23

= The single ladies of Atlanta organized
literary club, and would not admit any gen
tlemen as mombers. Tho storner sex had
their revenge, however, for tho gentlemen
married so many of the ladies that the mem
bersh:p of the club got so small that the or
ganization was broken up.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-23

= There are about 1000 Cinnamon now
at work as plantation hands in tho South
They do not like plantation labor, because
they are afraid of hard taskmasters, and pre-.
fer railroad work. At present about $500
are doing the latter kind Of work in Tennessee,
Alabama and Texas. Of all these men only
400 came from China direct
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-23

Clayton is a frequent visitor; the bond of
sympathy between them has ripencd into love,
und he has asked her to bo his wife, and she has
promised to be his if he waits until Christmas
eve, for she calls him fret "Kriss Kringle,"
as he brought her wealth and his friendship
Christmas eve. Such was Annie Sheldon s
Christmas Present.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-23

DuELINa.-W place before our "young
bloods," for their consideration, an extract
from that sterling paper, the Louisville Cou
rter Journal, on dueling. Read it,
"In this ago bully's denuncation can fix
no lasting stigma. The war proved personal
courage to bo a common heritage to our race
and that mono stood the test SO poorly as the
duelist and tho bully No man now regards
tho acceptance Of a challenge as proof Of
courage On the contrary, the tendency is to
regard it as an act Of oowardly deference to
tho standard of nook ohivalry, set up by
GLASS who are wanting in genuine courage
and real manliness"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-23

- Military men have discovered new
remedy for intoxioation. 1t is nothing more
than raw potatoes, which arc out up in slices
and eaten without salt. An ordinary ",nur.
phy," it is said, will euro the most obstinate
case in half an hour
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-23

- The census shows that North Carolina
has gained 89,0O5 inhabitants during the last
ten years, and now has population Of 1,072,-
900.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-23

DLANK BOOKS of all kinds, such as Sher-
ID ifs, Clerks, Judge of Probate County
Commissioners, etc., mado to order and ruled
to any pattern, of tho BEST PAPER AND MATERI-
AIS. with or without printed headipgs also,
PACED or indexed. as required.
Special attention given to tho binding Of
Music, Periodicals, Law Books, and oil other
work.
May 1e, 1869 80 If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-31

IGOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN FRO
II perty-Handsomc Residence, two lasd car.
riaac house view OF bay and city, from
landing Staten Island $1,000 UARhIS ~ Broad street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


GLOBE GLOBE, ssynsry New York Theatre ii 1890.
JOSH hxRf : .. and stage Nsasssr
J. g. rorhHfMMf oRlxNT ANNOUNCEMENT treasurer
Fer twelve nights only the great LondS. sri.s FoRpr
from the CRYSTAL and Ahsmba Palaces London Mr. Forde
appears IN h h slESps sST' ENTERTAINMENT
Mr. : a. Ahi NJ. J. q. MELsGs 4 :" AAIA' AS'
Nj ssSarn appear. T. ~ new sssshs. and
ny "'" 'A' '''i NJ, s%SthI 'ctSivILLE.
''I'' appearance s m: JOSH 81 IA Hf. q
tas sns' iEafGfss II * Sn rsss
Master Barney Andy Mexico and
s2a aas 81 81 4 THE s sssIssss ga sEA
Josh Hart az The Sea serpent John Har a. the Black Fish,
MSSSST kSfs.Ss, .ss sl ,,e ecTo sv:ov.
CROWDED AND FIFTH HAHaHv wasK AoDiEsoks1
MR. oEoRe WEI T SGHs qT WiSKTN' TRIUMPH
G THE H' Fxs4os s2sSL sGcd Asa
WEE !nsr VILE aiS wiSkEE MR.. a. L. FOX
Ha rssaDH NJ T. HsI moneywood.
T The Isls BLONDE ono jennie yaS cyan Yssman.
HyRY an
For which occasions orchestra for ONE DOL
LAR
secured In advance at box once and ia Broadway
DOWERY THEATRE.
ID AZ usual, present 10 patrons MONDAY
EVhNlN0, Do ober 81, and
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
NEW DRAMA,
in three acts and Prologue, BY Henry Lcsie Of London,
entitled,
PITY qgn
MARINERS COMPASS,
with the adjnncts OF
NEW SCENERY, -
ELABORATE MACHINERY,
CHARACTERISTIC APPOINTMENTS
and IMMENSE CAST.
embracin the whole company.
Concluding with the Drama OF the
GAME COCK
WILDERNESS.
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50 500 I EEwAE 2. y. WILL rAY THE ABOVE
REAL ESTATE 10 ExcuANGE.

A $50 THIRD AYENuE-FoR SALE AND Excu ANGE
"A three and four story high stoop frame brick bro,
stone Houses, n. almost al prices, for Lots
Properly aud County seats. n B-Bargains Houses 10
cash and terms to SUIT. JAMES ROWE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-31

TOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN FIRST CLASS THREE
story high soop brown stone basement Philadelphia
brick House. 2xs5y0; handsomely frcscoed and repe.c
with all modern improvements splendid grape arbo,s trs
neighborhood, Atlantic street, Brookyn 10 min
Fulton ferry; cost the 1900;
win be sold with great sacrhcc easy terms and immediate
pos secession II required Address EAGER, Brooklyn Eagle
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-31

DRooKLYk PROPERTY FOR SALE CHEAP. 0Nr
d fne brown stone House, all improvements, on Pacific
street. Flabusbavcnue two frame Houses Lafayette
Reid terms easy Also Second Mort
cages for sale. Apply 10 BRADLEY CURRIER, AZ Dc
Street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-31

A FULL LOT ON BROADWAY FOR SALE ChEAP-
~ West side. near 13lst street. Apply TO JAMES PRICE,
NO n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-31

r osT -oS OCTOBER %, IL GOING FROM THE COR
IL Of FRINGE and Mulberry streets Twenty
and Broadway four Bank Books two on the Broad
Savings bank N0s L. 1870 ant " 5is two the Emi-
grant Savings Bank numbers not known. The Eudtr viii
Be Literally rewarded by leaving them at the Emgran Saw
ings Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-31

A STORAGE FURNITURE, PIANOFORTE. FuRNI
N. ture families moved city country bv large spring
wagons FiAnoitea. uruitue boxed, shipped Money ed
ytneed JLco ~ Vest ElGysntb street. ner Sixth Avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-31

BOOTHS THEATRE.
TWELFTH WEEK.
18TH TO 18th TIMR.
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERsON,
RIP VAN wINKLE,
in Bouccsuls's beautiful Legendary Drama that name
EVERY EVENING,
And SATURDAY MATINEE At ~ O'Clock.
Seats secured TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE at the theatre,
its Branch Ticket Office, Dson Co.'S Music Store,
I'll Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-31
nEyh2Da.

%S REWARp.-LosF. ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON
spo Last, in Broadway Beccker street small black
and tan S she has her tail broken places and her
lett fore leg having hut ~ smaller than
est. ANY person returning her IL Twenty
third street, .il! essite ne above reward.
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AMUsKMEvrs.

18th STREET THEATRE. NEAR SIXTH AVENUE
IL wn sst Ii.sssi an. and T. ssstoEn
Tho Directors have the honor Of announcing that
the Easia psss s oeTosns st. on
when the renowned iraeeaienne, ,xnpp
will make her the OF her former trlumphs
s sEHar HIsro sHE sr ~ Esd2ssp
role in which she By G Is:is ane re-
turned 70 be without rival It's gapAIc truhuiness aao
unqusssonab's ARTISTIC I %erIts = p,crrRr
hrs r. W. LANDER
viii be supported by Mr. }. II TAYLOR
IN his great Original ssaTnss ss e or rssrx
and the brilliant array Of artists 3.
Nj nj sscx M M sGss
son. Mrs barren, Miss Gomfey Miss proudeoot r.a =,
night. 10 advance sohirmer 7c Broadwav the Gen
era Theatre Ticket omce ia Broadway, and at the boz
ali paris Of the house VI; Orchestra Seats Balcony
Bcs Seats 49, Dress Circle reserved seats Proscenun
Boxes, hye seats. sls SOL Family Circle, 80 cents.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
JAMES FEN Jr.......... ................ Pr9preto
oV Sh r. az ~ n
S $sssss$$ s sSSSsssss 4 HSSSsE
- '''''' NILE: F fEss!s!
NILE rERkiNi
as Marguerite iHRlR fRlax D6NNAs. rh'i' FAUST
THREE rhIMA DokNAS.
THREE PRIMA DUNkAS
MONDAY, OCT. 81, LIE PETIT FAUST. sr,.
Ss s.aa Cher ss GgSSp
T Ss.s.s La y tf11 sy
x.ned Ia La eR as1sD
In active rehearsal LES BRl1ANDs
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GO REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR
pjC The return o. the aentenang clothing taken 81
West Seventeenth street.
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C1n0 REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
plOO for,le Tobacco taken fr0In the Melis at
pier =. North river, the night OF October IS.
ISAAC ODEIL, Agent
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ClTIzENs TO THE REscUEi
MASS NETTING
OF the Citizens OF New York opposed 20 the present
corrupt City 0ncias and In favor OF the cleo
ton Of the
DEMOCRATIC AND RFfORM TICKET.
/. A. LEDWITH,
FoR MAYOR
JEREMIAH N. TAPPAN.
For Comptroller.
JOSIAH W. BROWN
For ShcriN.
JOHN A. sTEMMLER,
For County Clerk.
CORNELIUS FLYNN
Or. AUGUST FRECH, and
lr. THOMAS G. KNOX,
For Coroners.
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ToorHPIcK FOR THE ROTTEN CORPORATION OF
i New iork--My Llr6s and Gentlemen, to all whom II
may corceni pronose to your honorable decision the
Hon Thomas A. Ledwith, judge, candidate for the
great me,ropo tan city of America Mayor OF New York
city You boast OF your Ianany arrangement you
please; IT Is mistake; there ia another emancipation
70 DC proclaimed; its name Is prostitution; Y Is the
least shame OF man. You think the clouds roll
the sweeps us, the sponge already
drenchcd by gentlemen of 'T He who the
shadow-Hc alone-His name IL God
present to the Grand Army the Hon Judge Ledwih as
candidate fer Mayor OF the city Of New York. also General
Woouford for governor of the State of New York. to
NOBLE considerations hoping win meet appreciation.
Men ard soldiers To die such mighty hardship, but
70 heray trust Is impossible who think do
would sooner die Than live slave traitor In the land Of
this great interior That squares Of land than Rus
sa, with her haf moon.
Gentlemen, have the honor to tutors name
that great man. Lord OF Msrue OConnel himself Gentle
have 20 ADMIT TRINITY College pupils, also Castle
Brown. to stand gentlemen OF globe English the
wight, French on the ieit
have the honor to announce Wendell Phillips and self,
two eose1ed pupils Of Daniel OConnel, Dcrynane Abbey
county Kerry.
Ny Lords Gentlemen have the honor TO remain your
lorlships' haaloe servant,
Or. JEo. REDMOND O'HARo
v. s., u. s., N. Y,
20 Chatham street.
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COOPER INSTITUTE
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81.
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
The following speakers boon invited TO attend ana
address the neo.ing:-
Hon. 1hos. A. LedWnh, Hon. Henry Il. Clinton.
Hon Henry Ntco, Judge George G. Barrott,
Gen. Vim. T. Hiiyer. Hon. Alex. pelmar,
Hon. r. Il. Touinson, Hon. Levi s. Chatacd,
Gen. r.. NJ. Barnum, Gen. NJ. r. Mcmahon
Julius Wadsworth, Esq, Joseph Blumenthal, Esq,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-24

The bi-weekly assembly Of the members of the
Comus Civic Club was enjoyed last evening The
spacious halls were handsomely decorated, and
were filled to oyerhowlng by the lady friends OF
the members Of the Comus-the beauty and fashion
OF our German popuiatoo. Al the western cnd OF
the hall was the rrotesqucly arranged stass Al
eastern was fcstooned gallery, occupied by the
Inner Council " Of the Mayenee Carnival Bund
Within an enclosed platform, draped In peri, ct
keeping with tie occasion, sat the " Inner Council"
or Grand Sachems Of the society Placed in the
rear OF each AS large cAricature OF the sachcm-
most OF them ;OOd kcnCsscs. In front Of each was
copous goblets OF the yIuuu,, while before Herr
koin was an immense bowl Of sparkling Rhenish,
which could well have been claimed as Bicchus
oNn. Prominent among the many caricaturcs dis
played upon the wal we're copies OF The SUNS
famous burcsque Of tie Ameficus Club ball. and
most conspicuous among these was THAT mystcr-
Gus sUS repoter with eIquisitely vaIed nous.
taches." A neat u llc feature Nas the "Comus
Fools Paper distributed among the guests, and
which tecmed with those Iun-crt wi,tieirms which
tue German language 80 well expresses An anus.
lug panorama, carieaiurng the nCtabcs OF the day,
wa, exhibited aud humOrousy explained by Mr..
BrnsAy.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAru.

Boston will open soup houses FOR her poor
The steamboat Norwich Is ice-bound between
Cats Sill and Hudson
Dion has defeated Decry IN 4 billiard match in San
Francisco by so against S,S points.
Eliza T.. Buckley sued the ST. Louis R'publicdn
for 5000 damages, ana has been pwarded 500.
j. O. Robinson, accused OF arson In Massachu.
Setts, has been committed In Toronto for eNradton.
The National Committee of the Union Lcaeue Of
America meets In Washington on the 10th OF February
Adcrmln Edward Lyr ch, of rittsburg, has been
house. for misdemeanor In once.
Reports from oiden, Utah, represent That meet.
ings OF the dissenting MormOns are hed there daily
ana attract large crowds OF people.
A Goodwin, formerly of the Eleventh Cavalry,
ana OF erEe aI,s G%mmtted suicide by
The United States monitors Miantonomah and
mirai Farragut ami wife arrived there yesterday.
Rhode Island, committed suicide In Prov viit on Fri.
day by shooting himself through the heat.
An ord, has been PROMULGATED in China which il
nese to this country, except Tom Hong Kong.
The notorious Dr. Lands, formerly Of Newark
Nj mas been sentenced in Philadelphia to one wears
mrrIsonment and to pay due OF S5O for publishing
obscene books.
The bodies Of six men, supposed to be from the
near sheboYghn Lighthouse, Mich
The population OF the Focjce Islands has increased
irola and New Heaand are alrylns 4 the Islands IN
The treaty concluded by Mr. BurlinganIc between
the United States and China has been mt ncd bN the
Chue.e Government. Mr, Burlinganes mission Is ex.
tended two years and the sum Of flN0O IN gold has
been appropriated for the expenses OF tho Embassy.
A mail tram on tie Tennessee road was thrown
from the tack aud the sleeping car after be ug dragged
some distance was ated down bank aud dash.
al to reccs. Conductor Nelson aud Two Others were
severely bruised. and Gen. W. c. lod ney OF MSssspp
lightly,
The once furniture OF II. NJ. Pomeroy, who was
arrested in New York on Friday seized In Cincin.
mai on SATURDAY, by the persons who had lurlshed u
on crol Goods cOntighed TO him were also detained
at the depot The impression in Cincinna 10 that he
undertook TO carry OH business in the OF r. NJ.
pomeroy Co.. whose house closed on the nrst Of
uarY,
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came 10 q clear spot. The old trenches for the
dead, under the influence Of the rain, were sunken
In, while the new ones were known by the mounds
(which shall we 20 for nrst'" said the little
graye:digger.
Probably they've got wind OF this thing before nav,
and buried the last ones all right. We must take
some OF the older graves" his companion replied.
Now can tell You there uint much grave about
much else"
have come here for and we can't get out Of It," said
the SUN reporter,
And so pick aud spade went to work, and uncov.
SECRETS OF ruB DEAD.
There was frost in the ground. The fresh
earth was thrown nj the feet OF The Sun reporter,
were thrown into the grave. Within fvc minutes
body was struck. shreds Of clothing were brought
to night, but the shovels struck no wood. The un.
confined bodies lay within two feet Of the surface OF
the earth. A fostering mass OF corruption, without
CONN or any ,ign OF the ordinary rites Of bural was
all that could be seen The light from the lantern
Another trench, and third one were opened
stu the same sickenng mass OF pntreiaction, and
skulls SHREDDED with decay ed flesh. The men worked
with will and vgor up to this point When the third
unconlned body had been brought to light, the big
grayeGirRer leaned upon his shovel In apparent .ex'
"Lers qut I'm sick of this business. You
won't End any cOfhns II you go through the whole Of
You're no more sick OF it than am" rejolned
the reporter But the thing has got to be done,
and we've got TO go through with 1t. Open an
other trench, and let's
"TIND COFFIN " WE CAN"
And so the work went on. until eight receptacles
for the dead had been opened each one told the
same story Of neglect and robbery
There was no sign of CONN. There wps no sign
Of decent burial. Tie nncoflned emigrants bad
been showed into their graves like dogs. Some had
evidently been buried two years while others looked
as II they had not been buried over sik months.
These bodies mrst have been buried here,
said the heavy grave digger, as he opened the hth
trench, "durlng the smallpox time, two or three
years ago"
By the time the eighth trench was opened THE
sun reporter was sick OF the horrid business as
the others. All groped their back to the borses
Tho light In the lantern was growing dim. The team
nodded its sleepy head, pricked its ears wheeled in
the road, and started om6ward. Late at night the
party ratified into Quarantine Landing.
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Death Of a Prominpn, Ncwnrker.

Mr. John II. Stephens, one of the oldest and
most prominent citizens OF Newark, died yesterday
forenoon, at his residence on Broad street. Newark,
aged 50 years Mr., stcpaens was highly esteemed.
He was probably the largest real estate owner in
Newark, being worth s2,O0O,OO0 Born In New Jcr-
sey, IN early life he came TO Newark and engaged In
active business life. When he settled In Newark II
contained about 30 inhabitants. About ten years
ago he retired from business and spent his closing
days IN works OF CHARITY, among which the
erection, IN connection with his sons n.lw. Of All
superb stone structure, at cost OF $9O0O. About
fifteen years ago he lost son, q prominent public
man, Secretary n Legation 20 Turin un Ter the ad-
mi1istrluOn Of Presiieut Pierce. and about two
years alo his venerable wife died. lie lcavos two
children, daughters, wives OF Charles f. Minor of
the firm Of Morton, Bliss 4 CO.. bankers of New
York, aud George Washington, great nephew of tho
Great Washington, who resides In Newark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-24
THE DIS7ING UTsHED DEAD.
The Death Of Henry Pinci,r.

The veteran Henry Pacide died yesterday, a,
"A. NJ, at his residence, in Babylon, Long Island.
For some time past Mr.. Placde had been an Invalid
confined to his room. Mr.. Placlc came from an
eminent theatrical family. lie leaves a widow. who
for long tmc oicated in his bachelor days a. h!s
housckcener and finally became hrs wife. MIR.
Placide died Chilllcss. Mrs Rufus II. Blake,
the eminent actress, ant the widow OF W.
r. Blaze, Il sister Of Mr. Paclc. and
has been visiting him Mt his residence during the
past few weeks. Mr.. r. Pacide, Ms brother l. also
well known in tie theatrical world, from whose
boards he has retired Another sister, Miss Jane
Piacide, also connected with the stage, died some
time ago in New Orleans Mr.. Pacidc ya- horn In the
West India Islands. ~ French paren;tgc. hut NJ an
early age was removed 10 Il AL, stor, :. c. where
he was educated with hrs brother lie was Ion,
connected with the Park Theatre. under Mr. simp.
sons m7nagemrnt, and was contemporary with the
elder Booth, Flynn, JACK RccNcs, and Hlckett.
conclusion Of his engagement In Burtua's Theatre
In Chambers street.