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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05

UNITED STATES COURT, APRIL 4-HoNoRAELE
G. S. BRYAN, PRESIDING.-Circuit Cou't-Thi1
court was opened yesterday morning, as IL
O'Clock. The grand and petit Jurlcs, for April
term, answered to their names. The list not
being full, the judge granted an order to COM
pete the number. The juries wore then dismiss
ed until tomorrow.
District court-Ex parte W. L. Dukes and eS
parte William Boozer, both Of Greenwood. Peti-
tions for nnal discharge. Referred to Registrar
Clawson for report.
In the cases ex parte Thomas McAlister, oi
Abbeyille; ex parte C. T. Patterson, OF Abbeville;
ex parte Robert Ferguson, OF Chester; e1 parte
Richard Macbeth, Of Fairfield; eX parte NJ Mob
lev, OF Fairfield; ex parte Nelson Laney, OF Ian
caster; ex parte Willis Gregory, OF Lancasteri ex
par,e William Shiyer, OF RichlaRd; ex parte A.
McNeace, of Union; ex parte L. II. Massey, OF
York; ex parte ". j. Masses, Of York, and ex par
te w. c. Brown, OF York, petition for lnal dis
charge, registrars reports were read and con-
armed, and on motion Of the respective counsels
tthe requirements OF the bankruptcy law having
been compiled with the Judge granted nnal or
ders and signed discharges under the seal OF the
court.
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SEE advertisement of Carroll's Cotton Plan
ter in another part of to-days paper.
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Tna BOARD or TRADE.-The fourth annual
meeting Of the Charleston Board OF Trade will be
neld at the Beard OF Trade rooms at hall-past !
O'Clock tomorrow evening. Members are re-
auested to be punctual in attendance rs impor-
tant business will come up for action. The polls
for the election of officers will be open from to
P. NJ
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T1,MpER FOR AUSTRALIA Street
Brothers 90. cleared yesterday, Tor port III
Australia the fine ship David Brown with car
90 of 5l2sss feet steam sawed lumber. The
owners OF this cargo should be well rewarded IN
initiating this new enterprise from this port and
probably the first from the South.
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THE CHARLESTON GAS CoMrANr.-In conse-
.aSence, as we learn, OF the unusual tax which IL
is believed that the city will impose upon the gas
company, the board OF directors have determined
not to pay the quarterly dividend usual as this
time
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BY ALONZO J. WHITE g. SON. .

N1HATss MODERN AND ELEGANTLY
J. Finished TENEMENT, No. 81 Bull street. -1f
Will be sold THIS DAY, the 5th OF April inst,
ut IL O'clock at the Old Postoflce, -.
That desirable and. Commodious TENEMENT.
No. 81 Bull street. containing ten Rooms, Gas
Fixtures throughout the Building, fine Cistern, ;;
all necessary outbuildings, DC. Premises h
application at our ONCE No. 6S East Bay. 5'a
Condltlons-0ne.h half cash; balance In one year..
secured by bond and mortgage Of property sold;
interest seven per cent. per annum; premises to
be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
us for papers and for stamps. -,...-. apr6
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anrtion Sales.--future Daps.
BY A. C. McGILLIVRAF,

AuctionCcr.
TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
u John c. Buckley, Trustee, vs. James Copes
viii be sold on TUESDAY, the Goth day OF April
instant, In front OF the Old Customhouse, at II
All Ali that PL LlNTATIoN Or TRACT OF LAND, call
ed "Woodstook, situate In St. James Parish,
Goose Creek, containing nine hundred and sixty
(9sO) acres, more or less: bounding southeast On
lands now or late OF General lizard and John Par
ker: south on lands now or late OF General Ed
wards, deceased; to the west OIL lands lately OF
WIN. Mckenzie Parker. deceased; and north on
lands OF Michael Keckely, deceased.
Terms-ene half cash; balance In one year,
secured by bond OF purchaser, bearing Interest
from day OF sale, payable semLannually, and
mortgage Of the property. Purchaser TO pay lor
papers and stamps.
y APPS tul 30 tu1
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SAVE Your MoNEr.-Buy your periodicals al
the Hasel street Bazaar. New York Herald, Times
World and Tribune cents each.
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PERSONS visiting the city win purchase the
stereoscopic Views OF Charleston AMI vicinity at
the Hasel street Bazaar, or at No. 16l King street.
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A REVOLUTION IN CASA large number OF
persons assembled yesterday evening in the
smoking room OF the Charleston Hotel to witness
some experiments in the manufacture Of bril-
liant gas, at an expense far below the price paid
for the material in this city. Mr.. Howard Tildsn,
the inventor and proprietor, is now engaged in
selling the rights TO the different States, and has
been remarkably successful thus far. His plan
was explained at length last night to an interest
ed audience. BY the use Of naptha, nine parts Of
water and one OF sulphurlc acid, and some iron nl,
ings,a brilliant gas was generated, In aportable
machine, in q few minutes. The process must be
seen to be correctly understood Ar. Tilden will
take pleasure in exhibiting the process, and in
answering all questions. -
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ANOTHER lot of those celebrated flfty-picturs
albums, one dollar each, at the Hasel street Ba
Zaar.
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A NEW STYLE OF fine initial note paper ant
envelopes, 40 cents box, at the Hasel street Ba
zoar
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ANNOUNCEMENT ExTRAoRDINARY.-See ad.
vertisement in another column. mchs tuthslmo
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LADIES, have you seen that nice note paper
as the Hasel street Bazaar price 25 cents for two
guires9
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THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE In
sURAscE CoapANY.-This influential company,
q statement OF whose nnaacial condition we
print to-day, has taken steps for Its Intimate con-
nection with Charleston as one of our ..local In.
stitutIons.n A local board Of directors has been
appointed, and the company has possessed itself
OF the commodious Offices which 1t now occupies.
The local board OF directors who are all infiuen-
tIal citizens and owners OF real estate, will be
entrusted with general supervision over the
business OF the company. Similar boards have
been appointed In London, Liverpool and New
York, and give general satisfaction, besides In
creaslng the security OF the insurers. The
Charleston board consists Of the folio owing promi
nent gentlemen: James II. Pringle, Esq, L. D.
Desaussure, Esq, W. J. Magrath, Esq, Il.
DeLeop. Esq, Robert Mure, Esq, A. S. Johnston
Esq. The general agent OF the company is Charles
T. Lowndes, Esq., than whom no gentleman In
the community Is better or more favorably
known.
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A NOTED vEssEL.-The bark Elliott Richie
now lying at one OF our DOCKS was formerly the
Revcaue cutter Harriet Lane which was cap
tured at Galveston, during the late War-being
struck at the waters edge by round shot from
o Confederate floating battery, and sunk. She
was subsequently raised and loaded with cotton
for uayapa, which port she succeeded in reach
ing. While lying In the port OF Havana she was
seized by the United States, again placed in
naval service, and as transport was used du-
ring the war. Immediately after the cessation
of hostilities she was sold, and purchased by
Nehemiah Gibson, OF Boston, who added another
deck to her. She is now 2o5 feet long, 81 feet
beam, 10 feet hold She made quick passage
from Peru to this port ind is pronounced BY her
commander, Captain A. G.. Pond. nrstclasa
saller. Sheis nov being repainted and caulked,
and will remain IL port until she IS loaded
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BUSINESS TO BE CLOSED
HE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME

Having determined to close out our business In
this city we offer our Stock (Which Is nearly all Of
our own MANUFACTURED adapted to the coming
spring and summer, at lower prices than have
ever before been seen in Charleston for frstclass
goods. Below we give the closing out prices:
200 pair ALL WOOL CHEyIOT AND CASSI-
MERE PANTALoONs at 81 each; sold at IS to
81 so. aOc pair AL Wool Light and Dark Colored
Diagonal and Fancy Cashmere Pantaloons at SIS
each; sold at Sc to So. 100 pair All Wool Fancy
Cashmere Pantaloons at Sc; sold at So to sl2.
100 E. W. Goats and Sacks at Ss each; sold at $40
to SIS 100 E. W. Coats at 50 each; sold at s12 to
s15 rs ". Coats at $40 each; sold at SIS to
SIT. 50 English Frocks and Coats ut si2 each;
sold ut SIS to SIT. Black Dress and English Frocks
at sl6 sls and $40; sold at 500 to $780, Lot Of
French Cashmere Sacks at s14; sold at s2o Lot
OF Vests at 81 each sold at So to So so. Tot OF
Vests at 81 each sold at So to s4. Lot OF Vests at
So each; sold at 81 to SIS.
Flannel, Alpaca, Drab d'Ete, and Lin en-
Sacks, Linen Pants. Linen, Marseilles and Duck
Vests, all at half their value Entire stock OF Fur
nishlng Goods marked down.
Goods oil marked In plain figures.
ONE PRICE, AND NO DEVIATION.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at s., S.
s5, So so and So so per thousand, according tc
size, at THE NEWS Job ONCE.
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CITY A F F a | r S .
Meetings This Day.

Delta Lodge Of Perfection, at L. 81.
Vigilans Fire EJgine Company, at haN-pas'
I'm.
German Fire Company, at P Al.
HIbcrnian Society, at T. NJ
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BY ALONz0 J. WHITE 3 SON.

DLEASANT. AND n DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE, northwest corner Legare and South
Bay streets. -,.,,-: =, {
WIN be sold THIS DAY, the 5tf of April, at
II o'clock, at Old Postotfce, -! i. ,
northwest corner Legare and South Bay streets.
House contains six square and three attic rooms.
On the premises are extensive and cemmodious
eutbuildfngs, flnc cistern and well Of water, dc.
Lot consisting OF TWO, measuring In. front on
South Bay street 100 feet, and in depth on Legare
street 16S feet, be the same more or less
ConditioAs-0ne third cash; balance In one,
two and three years, secured by bonds and mort
gage OF property sold; buildings to be kept insur
ed and policy assigned; interest ut per cent,
payable annually. Purchaser to pay US for pa
pers and stamps. APPS 3
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By ALONZO ]. WHITE &. SON.

BY ALONZ0 J. WHITE g. SON.
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE FARMS
~ on Charleston Neck, Ward 8.
Will be sold THIS DAY, the 9Th Of April, at
the Old Postofice, foot Of Broad street, at II
o'clockA. NJ,
That DESIRABLE FARM. containing twelve
acres, more or less In Ward No. g. situate on King
street road, and at the corner Of King and San
souce streets, late the property OF Charles L.
DIESEL. This Farm at present under cultivation.
Condtions-0ne-thirdc cash; balance payable IN
three equal annual instalments, with interest
from day Of sale at seven per cent, payable an
nually, secured By bonds and mortgage OF prop
erty sold. Purchaser to pay us for papers and
stamps. apr5
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Banking Jnstitutions.
WINGS DEPAR MENT
OF TIE
SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. c., April Q, 1870.

Deposlts OF ONE DOLLAR and upwards re-
csIyed daily at the once OF the Company, No. 10
Broad street, from 9 A. NJ. to . P. NJ. All Dopos-
Its made previous to 21st instant will bear inter-
est lat the rate OF six per cent. per annum) as
though made on 1st Instant. heinterest Is CON-
putcd quarterly on all sums Of five dollars and
upwards, and is passed to credit on account
bearing interest from date OF credit.
BY resolution OF the Board, these deposits are
Special Trust, and investments are made accord
ingy.
DIRECTORS.
GEO. S. CAMERON. c. G. MENMINGER.
WIN. C. BEE, THOS. ]. KERR.
A. S. JOHNSTON. J. D. AIKEN.
ROBERT MURE JOHN CAMPSEN.
w. B. WILLIAMS. A. P. CALDWELL.
+. H. FROST j. T. WELSMAN.
J. E. ADGER. b. O'NElLL-
HENRY GOURDIN. J.J. GREGG.
GEORGE L. BUST. JAS. NJ. SHACKELFORD.
GEO. 8. CAMERON, President.
THOS. r. WARING, Cashier.
apr29
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LIKE FATHER, LIKE SoS.-Thc Wlnnsooro
News publishes the following piece of Cengression-
al news:
We arc informed that n fellow made his ap-
pearance in Marlboro the other day carrying
with him large quanty OF painted surveyors
pins and a measuring line, who told the negroes
he wos Wbittcmores son, and his father had sent
him to lay on in small tracts, some la is he had
purchased for them with the proceeds OF i tne
cadatship. He named the parties from Wnoin "a tse ~
ianIs were purchased, but said he must have nI-
teen dollars for locating each tract in advance:
In this way he gathered q large sum OF money
and having borrowed a suit OF clotnes 10 oe rs-
tnrned next Saturday, left his dupes for season.
Iio so III his father the yertable B. F.. would ne
along on Saturday with large drove OF mules Tor
his aGlmiriug constituents.
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Tun NEW STEAMER OF THE ST0N BWALI.
FIRE CoaPASY.-The new engine OF this COM
pany was received from New York by the steam
shin Champion, and is now on exhibition at Mr..
M. II. Nathan's carriage repository, in Went
worth street. She will be formally turned over
to the S.onewall In few days, on tho arrival OF
her maker. They Will also receive at the same
time the hose reel and one hundred feet OF supe-
rior hose The steamer Is from the AmosKeag
Manufacturing Company, OF New Hampshire, and
is similar in many respects to the Palmetto
of this city, though more elaborate III the
finish and having number of improvements.
1t is what is known as a sccoAdclass steamer,
No. 3o1, warranted to throw water distance or
24o feet and she will be second to none IN the de-
partment The exterior is finished In superior
manner, the brass and other metal work being or
namented In the latest style. On tho boiler Is
sIlycr-plate with the inscription OF the company,
the date OF incorporation and the motto: "Pre-
pared for Action.n In the centre, and on either
side OF the engine, Is plate in the shape OF the
front of a flreman's hat, with the name Stonewall
In letters aptly formed in imitation OF rough
stone. The head light Is OF red glass Win thc
name Stonewall on the sides, and In front faith
ful representation Of tic Confederate here on his
war horse The front OF the enqine Is fur
nIshed with seat for driver ana
two side lamps OF neat design Two tongues
have been furnished, one for parade, and
another OF coarser workmanship for fires. The
hose reel is similarly supplied.
The company are enthusiastic over their new
pet, and even to the unnitiated her proportions
and general appearance are such as to command
admiration. A large number or persons visited
the engine yesterday, and though she was viewed
with q critics eye, no impcrfections were
discerned, but she was unanimously voted per-
feet beauty and gem OF the first water-mean'
Ing probably that she would throw the hrst' the
fastest and the biggest stream. Tile hose reel
and hose that accompany the engine are beth OF
the best material and 0nish The latter is repre-
sentcd rs being combination OF stoutness anu
durability.
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Glothing anG furnishing &ooes.
A N N o q N G E M En- T
E x Il r. A o I'd IN RY.
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ctTOLL. WEBB s. CO., WHOLESALE
- and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, No. ESQ King
sfrnnt three tlnerS below wentworth.
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CPEAR. JAAIESE. 235 KING ST, OPPO-
y site IIasel, Importer and Dealer IN f1ne Matcn-
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nHGNIX IRON WORKS, ESTABLISHED
1874 John F. Taylor Co. Engineers and
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DERRY. EDWARD, 155 MEETING ST.,
Printer, Statloner, and dealer in Blank
School and Law Books.
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yToIGT, C., DEALER IN FRENCH IRE II, GALE IF.
EindnTs nifles. Furs and BceswaX, IS Market St
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CCOTTS' STAR SHIRT EMPORIUM
- and Gents Furnishing Room, Meeting st. op-
nOsi,c Market HALL Agent for tile Champion Brace.
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nIANOFORTE AND MUSIC STORE,
i 1el King st., ZoGBAuM, YOUNG q CO.,
AGENTS for Knahe / Co., Dunham Sons, etc.
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TUuE GREAT SOUTHERN TEA HOUSE.
WIN. S. CORWIN 4 CO., 275 King st., branch
iIousc of 900 Broadway, New YORK.
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auetion sales--Gbis pap.. :.

BY WM. MCKAY.
CTOCk OF A RETAIL DRY GOODS
- STORE.
will sell THIS DAY Tuesday, the 9TH instant
at 10 O'Clock, at No. 140 Meeting street,
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS, Straw Hats, Shoes,
Cutlery, Silver-Mounted Showcase, Crockery and
O large lot OF SUNDRIES apr5
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W7ILLIAMs & BRO, A. M, . BROAD
csns- ST. aoi up pr;nins s,al1S At New York prices
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BY HENRY COBIA & co.
OUTER, LARD, CANDLES, &c.
ID THIS DAY at half.past O'Clock, In front OF
our store, will be sold,
rs tubs GOSHEN BUTTER
90 tubs Lard
so boxes Candles
Is barrels Sugar
20 bags Rio Co1ee.
Conditions cash. APPS
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VTTHILDEN & CO., WATCHES, JEWEL
ry and silysrwsse 30 10 IA NJ NceinS
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nUVAL & SON, J. B., MANUFACTURE
D ERS Of Tinware, Dealers In Stoves. House
Enrnishinn roods &c. S37 King Bt.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

The Racea..ls The racs to-day, half mile,
tor 600 and 90, Hnmminx Bird. Oregon
John. Gourd Heels and Grsy Earle were
entered. The race was won by Hummine
Bird. beating Oregon John twenty feef
The attendance was larger than yesterday.
the weather fine. and the track In excel,..nt
condition. Tomorrow, there will b ! heat
Eaoe-one mile, best two In three-for
purses Of $500 and $50. Pools will BE sold
this evening 1t Taboo, Flowe1sce d Thomp.
sons saloon; Nj. Cr1bb aac,ioaecr.
The City Han Billiard Rooms . the PEOPLES porul,r
pace OF smnse,neIt. Good Liquors srd Ersfs n the
.s oso VIM ne and they are rcspna their
At the bar and il weIliked By an Can around. '''
Bitter Rost-Judge Pomeroy and Treas.
urer Edmondh Of Nissoula, arrived last
evening and are stopping 1t the Scott House,
Judge Ponncroy has leased and taken pos.,
session Of the Touring mill as Fort Owen.
and will hereafter make that Ills home Our
old friend, Major Owen, is going to take
vacation and visit his Hudson Bay friends
At Colville, unless business should induce
him to make trip hithcrward. The oats
and wheat crops Of Bitter Root Valley this
year II estimated 10000 bushels, three.
fourths of which 10 wheat. Wheat 10 selling
at $1.75 u q, and 1our S. at the mill.
The price Of potatoes h from II to 2 cents
At the ranches; cahbaxes and onions / Ct.
The amount Of vegetables raised this seas
on h enormous Dealers here should lay
in good supplies for the coming winter. a.,t
We Mean Busisess!l 80
Canned Goods rstaiicd At g. 50 cent? PER can for
sspawlsdtf .n - "A : w.
~ Pure California and Old Iepnsesey Brandies.
4 t-s- MACS BROWN JUG.
Change In Coach Time. TO enable tho
coaches 10 get over the bad roads below In
better hours. the arrival Of coaches from
Cedar 1t Deer Lodge is changed, TO the
evening. Passengers for Helena Tic. ovcr.
here until morning. On tho odd days Of
this month the coach will leave Deer Lodge
for Helena ats . M: On the even days, u
s a. n. The coaches from Helena to Cedar
connect at DEER Lodge - usual in the even.
ing. stopping only few minutes. II this
il correct, Mr.. Wiley is responsible for the
statement. "a f..7t"G o. Hriya4 re-.
THE DEER LODGE BREWERY IL The p,scs to
order Beer Ale Of Porter By the glnss key II Il
the recognized beverage Of the peorle snd Pets Va
tons ID the uce for soeiabtys soud nasure aud beer
A large quantity Of nAYwARDs GUM DoOrs
70 all sizes Just received aud for sals 1t JOHN
FlNKS, Deer Lodge. aitz @7a fs W. SIT.
'PIck 4 PLOw" AGHNT.-w. ". Parker II my
a"thosissd agent for oil points the Western Slope.
oct2e-lt LIZ. n. NAGUIHE
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LCDRIcRors ArrExPT AT SUICIDE
The st. Joscph tlio) Gazette of the 9th
inst Says: .a'.
Last Thursday evening", an old colorcd
woman, who had become disguised with
this wicked world. determined to seek 1
better one. She resolved to leave by as.
cent, and 10 effect her purpose. she brought.
iato requisition IN old relic of the war, in
the shape Of six.poun6 cannon ball,
which was taken home by her husband as
treasure from the battle. field of Fort DON.
aldson, and some powder. Having oil the
necessary elements Of hosting herself into.
the better world. she very coolly placed the
powder on the floor of her Cabin. with the
ball on top. Everything being in proper
order for her ascent, she placed herself in
sitting posture over. them, and then
and there fired the powder. Bot in.
stead Of being shot through the roof. -
she expected, she was compelled to burst
out of doors, screaming like screech OWL
and sat hurridly down into tho arst tub of
water she could lind. She is determined, she
says, to find some other means Of quitting
this world than by the explosion Of gun.
powder. 49, "a q. -".5. FH s. ~
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CENSUS or NEVADA The Enterpri,s
publishes The aggregates shown by tho Cen.
sus Marshal Of that State. Total ponul..
''on. Al $50; total value Of property. e:2,.
os4, COB. This does not include mining
properly, which the Enterprise estimates
worth IS much more. The value Of the
taxable property would give an average Of
$500 to each man, woman and child. There
are 45 schools and 10 churches in the State.
and tue aggregate debt of tho counties II
&05l ,423. ,.-.,. ..f...,T
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Lost. LITERARY PROPERTY "A literary
correspondent Of tho New Orleans Sunday
Times solves the question concerning the
origin Of lhe two hitherto untrscoable quo.
ta,ions,, which hare przzlcd literary cir.
c1es in the Crescent City ~ well a. In the
North, viz: "Consistency's Jewell" and
Tho Lost TO Sight, 10 Memory Deal"
The drss appeared originally In Nurtagh's
Collection Of Ancient English and Scotch
Ballads In 1854. In the balladof Jolly
Robyn d, Rougl,head." arc the following
lincs, in which il appearrs: M t-, <. ,s. ''sf'H
Tash, tash. my laasie! such thoughts sssig.a
~ CompuI is0ns are cruel lt.TI. ! .,dfsft#
Fine i4,tuyes put In frames ~ One, ,7-H r;
49,. tCOnsistencie's jewel cufvza d. 5
rsl. For thee and me coarse e.o:hes n. best.
Rude folks In h0melye raiiaene drsss, : "a mod
~1.ra.a Vile Joan and goodman RObyn. ~ 4+
=, =. The second first appeared in verses writ.
ten In IN old memorandum book, the auth
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