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Sweetheart.

Dip southwark, Earth. and bare tny pie"'''
TO meet the kisses OF the sun,
And In thy subtle thrObolngs leei
Another golden spring begun
"Hn In soft Blue dreams beneath ,ila, tne sno"'
ATS through Ss ali its veins in passion n0"'
And bv and by, call back the h ot,as; aNd tree.
eau no 4aSo Rom nh height or depth, Q Earth
Dps Nav IVY you call back Sweetheart TO me-
The merest seed that fell by chance,
II The merest grass blade on the plaln'
chaII thrill to hear your lightest step,
But at her grave you call IN vain.
or bird and bud and warm south wind
sheNbrighter. sweeteS than them all
In some existence, rich and strange,
Leeds neither springs nor loves recall
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.

LONDON. March so-Noon.-consois and boads
quiet and unchanged
LIVERPOOL, March 3o--Soop.-Coeson opened
dull; uplands lozsh; orieaus 1lt4d; Sales 1000
bales. Red winter wheat S..
Eyening.-Cot;on quiet and unchanged Sales
1900 bales; speculation and export 5000 bales.
PARIS, March 17-Bourse opened dull. Rentes
73f 90c.
FRANKFORT, March so.-Bonds firm at s5.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, March 5p.-Noon.-Stocks active
Gold 1873. Sixty twos 1o;S; sterling, long, sA'
short ss: Tennessee cX-coupons, SIS; new, 5lA
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Receipts by Railroad. March 30


1855 bales cotton, II bales domestlcs 800 sac KS
wheat. 40 bbls naval stores, "a cars lumber and
car stock. To Railroad Agent, Campsen co,
Frost & Adger, Pelzcr, Rodgers co, G Walter
II CO, w G Courtney 4 co, A Mulligan, Mowry
Son. W c Dukes L CO, Brodle e. CO, Graeser
smith, w " Smith, Wagner, Stewart & CO. Ward
law 4 Carew, Reeder 4 Davis, W Ryan, Wilcox,
GibheS & co.
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ICOMMERCIIL NEWS.I
EJpOrrS.

1,vEnpoo1-per ship R C Winthror-4S: bags
sea island cotton 2350 bales upland cotton, 10 tics
rice. 6l3 5bls rosin, Ash sacks cotton seed.
NEW YoRK-Per schr Elias Moore-l3S,5Co lee'
hewn timber, Is. 500 feet resawed lumber.
BaLrIMoRE-Per steamship Sea Guil-.2 bales
cotton A bales yarn, bales rags, IS hols roSln
3s sacks cotton seed, 10 casks clay, $4,000 lee'
lumber, and sundries.
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Now York Rice Market,

From the Journal OF Commerce OF the "Stl iil-
slant: Rice-ln dOmestics there Is not much
doing, but we can hardly change quotations, say
sac as Ine range; saies 100 tiercoS--
From the World: Rice-Plenty at former rates.
but the recent reduction appears to attract more
buyers into the market; sales 100 ierccS Carolina
From the Times: Ricc-Carolna was sseaGy,
with small s1ics within the range ol o!sa9c iof
com mon to prime.
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yyiImimcton Market

WILMINGTON, Mnrch 2g.-SFlElTS lHEFEN'
rrSE-Saes Of so casks at Az, and 73 at &c
Receipts 43 casks. ,,,,,..
RosIN.-Reccipts SOL bb!s. Sales OF 100 b.'!s at
81 25 for pale, So 6os for low pale, ana Ia po!S
CRUDE RUDE TrRPESrlSE,-salcs CT 100 bbls at So Is
for soft. and 81 65 for hard.
TAp.-Sales OF 437 bbls at Fl - per hbl.
CoIToS.-Ncccipts Il bales. Sales Of bales at
II, l Ut II, and 2 at 20 cents.
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,..,.u co,,on ,ror,.ets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
MACON, March 2S.-Receipts today % bales
sales 7s: shipped Il bales. TIC market c0nIi!lues
firm. with good demand at 20Hc. Offerings
still very light.
MONTGOMERY. March cS.-Demand fair, prices
firm; low middlingS o0c.
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The Cher.o.lon Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The chpr.o.son Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March go 1870
CorroN.-The market for this staple opened
steady, with q fair inquiry, but under the opera
tlon Of unfavorable dispatches closed quiet and
easier. Sales near 600 bales say SO at IS; Is at
1sx;loat 10; at 1e,; % at 20; 81 at 2O3S; 3S ut
2o1; 90 at 81; 10 at 2ll; 2S9 bales at 211.c. We
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. LII !sgl9!a
Low mddlins. s................ .so.4'a wa
Middling. ng.........-......" ..OA@2l
Strict middling ...ltsg-
RIcE.-Therc was moderate business doing in
this grain at steady r.e;. Sales about l5o tlerces
OF clean Carolina, among which were ID at sc; 100
at 5x; 20 at SIC p fb. We quote common to fair
clean Carolina at Ak @5c; good 51%@5Hc.
NAVAL SroREs.-There was no business OF i'm
portance.
FREIours-To Liverpool, by steam, hd 2 70 on
uplanGs and Lad on islands; by sail, 3sd . 10
on upland cotton, and sd 2 Is on sea
Island cotton. To Hayrc. by steam, no!ni-
nal; by sail, nominal at &c Oh upiands
and 1%c on sea Islands. CoastWise 10
New York, by steam, &c q ID On uplands
and &c on sea Islands; by sai':c 2 Is on up.
lands. ToBoston, by steam, nominal; By SAIL u
@Xca Is on upands. To Philadelphia, by steaE
xc p it on upiands; by sail, somewhat nom.
::.,.al. To Baltimore, by steam, 1;@;sc = IL on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExcnANGE.-Ster!ing co days bills 2ol49ao2S.
DOMESTIC ExcHASGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par and sell at Il premium. Out
side they purchase at par and sell at t1@1 pre-
MUM.
GoLD.-Euying at II, and selling at u.
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r TITLE d CO., GEO., 2l3 KING ST.,
l. sell the cheapest and best Clothing and Fur
nisiiing Goods In Charleston.
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4 MAR, G. W.-CHUiCE U..uGS, CHE.
N MEALS, Surgical instruments, frT!nnler1e:
nl,. Toilet Ar;cies lG9 k!ng. cor NMr,lerhOrst 81
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1 i:CIlEH'S BAZAAR, 3G3 KING 81,
y Whucsala and Retail N0tiars and Flnc!
,rr,ls 50 nrr cent. less than elsewhere.
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MEMORANDA.

The brig Hampden, Perkins. from Baltimore
for this port sailed from Fortress Monroe March
2S
The sehr Chas f Raymond, Higgins. from Bos-
TON lor this port, sailed from Holmes Hole MARCH,
the schr Union Flag. Molony. from Providence
,or Gfeenport. 10 load for Charleston, arrived at
] Newport March "a
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a LLAN, JAMES, WATCHES, CLOCKS.
N Jcwelry, Sterling Silver, rlatedware. Spec
i:c,es, Fancy Goods, Ec.. No. :Oi King street.
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(1HAPIN & CO., L., MANUFACTURERS
and Dealers In Carriages Harness, &C., 90
!IaYne. IS & So rlnckney ST.. also, 1oS Meeting ST.
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TlAZAAR, +. VON SANTEN, IMPORT-
| - Ets uf Paris Fanc Goods. Toys, Frr.lch Con.
pci:oGery, india Rubbe GUuls &C., No. 2.9 kHg 81.
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Business GarGs.

1 DAMS, DAMON & CO., lG BROAD ST.,
N Dealers in Stoves Ranges, Crates. &c. Agents
Lul lie Automatic Washing Marl!Ne AMh Mrll2er.
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ViiAliLESTON HOTEL, TIE BEST
~ regulated inh .rnlslls,l llc!ise In tEc South.
ern States. L. II. JACKSON, Proprietor.
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NEERTENS, W. A., DEALER IN LA
lHl DIES, Misses Cents, Doys' and Children's
Boors and Shoes, Trunks, Vsses, &C.. 2S2 King ST.
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MARBLE WORKS.-THE OLD ESTAB-
IYL LISHMENT. r. r. WHITE, Proprietor, 1l9
Meerng ST.. next old Theatre lot.
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I SHAtEE'S TONIC, THE BEST AND
- most pleasant Stomach Regulator eNfant.
Cilafcc IL Co, No. 407 East Bay, Manufacturers.
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I HtUSGROVE'S SODA WATER MANU-
~ FACTORY and Botiling Warcrooms fGr Bass
nni Efblrit,s London Alcs 81 MARKET st.
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Az TERNAUGH, n, DEALER IN BOOTS,
lYE Shoes, LAS, Trunks, valises, &C., ol2 King
-. roof
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Business CARDS.

r a CRIOLLA.-JOSE JARA, IMPOR-
1 TER and Manufacturer OF Havana Cigars
Wholesale and Retail, cor. Meeting and Market sts
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D!SCilOFF 81 CO., HENRY, WHOLE
- SALE G-ocers, and Dealers in Wines, Ii
| u.;"rs Cigars, Tobacco, &c. 19I Fast Ear.
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DUVAL tt son, J. b., M.ANUFACTuR-
~ i.t;S of TfmYare. Dealers IN SiO"cs. !iuust
Furnishing GnulS. Ne. 5iI kIng 81.
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DAhEk, H. F., d CO., SH PIPING AND
J Commission Merchants. Central Wharf.
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(tUliWIN & CO., VIM. S., IMPORTERS
~ and Dealers in Colcc Wn,nea, Irandies, Teas
AMI Groceries, Wholesale aEL naai.' "!j Eiig st.
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CnAFEE & Co, wv. FL. WHOLE
W SALE Dealers lp Groceries, Wines. Liquors.
.sc.: Agents for ENt0n'S Cr;,5SeIS 2GI East lay.
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DARBUT, ALFRED a., AGENT OF THE
- Havana Cigar Factory, la FalcEtina," IFS
nj LILY strtpt
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TA-UN iituE WU::KS, ESTABLISHED
ISIS NASSAU and Columbus streets; steam
Euyinrs Marine Portable aGd stationery. Boilers.
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MATTHIEsSEN, WAG, STAR SHIRT
lHl. Emporium and Fine Clothing and Tailoring
House Gents Furnishing Goods 291 King ST.
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L,UENIiGRE WAHHkUUMS, ESrAB-
.l:it:ii 1858. u. u. Si!crS. Eos. LIS. T.. a:id
li0 King st. tin:tls carstnlly acEet and shipped.
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{. OLLlN, IT,, TOBACCO CUMAliSslUN
= :erciunt. manufacturers .!G.M, fer the
-:l." ~ Standard Erantls. No. lJi East .,cy.
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TilNCH CHINA AT Il Z UCE D
prices, Glass and Crockery, Mt II. II. MCDUW-
ELLIS. Agent, corner Of King and Liberty sts.
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OSTENDOEFr & Co, WHOLESALE
" Groccrs, Dce!c.s iI vines, Liquors and On
garg. 40. rs EaSt Fay.
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ECRMEy, "M., FACTOR AND COM KS
VI SION Merchant, 1u2 Fast bay, ara ficecin'
rtbiafiun Wharf
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NEUFyILLE, B. r., BLANK BOOK
IN Manufacturer, Job Printer and Stationer, 9
Bread 81. Magazines. &C.. hound In all styles.
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DADDoS, ". z, GAS FilTER, STEAM
Filter all. Plumber, 81 King ST. AL kinds
h Gas ApDnratuS made to order.
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ONEI.L BERNARD, WHOLESALE
" Grocer and Commission Merchant. lse
East I;ay AMI IS ?ud 20 state st.
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aEULUSMIIH Il & Sun, MUSES., !, 6 ANU
" ycndun Range, Wholesale Dealers in hon,
Mtiais Rags, Taper Stock Hides, Wool. &c.
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NOUTEVENIER BROS, SUCCESSORS
" to A. ll!Gnr.) dealers IN Millinery IuncF
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DIANoFORTE AND MUSIC STORE,
1al King ST.. ZOGBACM, YOUNG j., CO.,
Agents for KEabc Il Co., DunhaIn u Sons, exc.
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NOAN's ARK.--WM. MCLEAN, JOBBER
IS and neaier ia Toys, Fancy GooGs, Show Ca.
.cs. Stamping Il FimHing specially: 533 King st.
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DHGNIXIRON WORKS, ESTABLISHED
I lSii, John r. Taylor L Co., Engineers and
l:;r.,rrlnakcrs 4. @, 8, 10 and II Pritchard ST.
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HENi.REY, WM =, 3l4 MEETING ST..
II Mnrhin!st and Founder, Manufacturer of
FTttjner and diuproved Agricultural implements.
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VARIOUS ITEMS

The Secretary of the Navy has order
ed vessel Of war to be sent up the Elbe
and Wessert rivers, to afford protection
to American citizens residing in Germany,
in case ii should become necessary.
There is to be grand excursion in
honor Of the completion Of the Kansas
Pacific road to Denver, to leave St.
Louis august Both, and be gone ten days
The Prohibitioasts of Massachusetts
decided, in convention, to organize an
independent political party, aud have
nominated Wendell Philips for Governor.
Our Government has been officially
informed that the French Government
did not order the general removal of
Prussians from Paris, but only of about
fifty who were too demonstrative
The American Association for the
Advancement Of Science is in session at
Troy, New York
There is strong opposition in Mexico
to the concession for opening the Tehaun-
tepec route.
The Brazilian Government has enter
ed into an extensive contract for the
importation of coolies.
L uc IIGDCu Etld L III uDd
came to blows recently over the news
from the seat of war.
The yacht Cambria was beaten seven
miles by the Palmer ia the race at New
port, Rhode Island, on the 18th.
The Papal Nuncio at Vienna has been
recalled in consequence of the abolition
of the Concordat by Austria.
The New York State Temperance
Convention has nominated a full State
ticket, with Myron H. Clark for
Governor.
Allproceedings against political offend
ers in Spain have been squashed by the
| recen. amnesty, which is absolute.
The Indian agencies are to be again
placed under the control OF the In nteriol
Department.
Peace with Paraguay has been formal
! ly proclaimed at Rio Janeiro.
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A political calm now exists all over
rienccd for years Our Democratic news
papers even have almost "lost their grip"
On the ail-sbsorbing question Of the late
eanvass-tte Chinaman Our people,
with splendid harvests and indications
Of greatly enhanced prices for grain, are
happy and contented. Under the pres
ent Administration the public debt is
being rapidly reduced, and omy and
retrenchment in the public expenditure
has taken the place Of reckless extrava-
gance. The people arc aware Of these facts,
and are satisfied that the affairs of the
nation arc in good hands. The old war
cries of "negro suffrage" "Radical
usurpations," extravaganza" and even
the terrible evils that were to visit our
people By the influx of the 'heatheuish
Chinese" have lost their force and effect
IN the light Of reason and facts Save and
except the single question of the election
of United States Senator By our next
Legislature, our Democratic friends seem
TO be out Of subjects sufficiently exciting
to f.harrot up tho seuls' Of their bedrock
readers. Democratic journals claim, as
they have large majority in the Legis-
lature, that they will certainly elect a
Democrat to fill the seat of Hon. Geo Fl.
Williams but in the same breath they
acknowledge that, although they have a
large majority Of the members elect of
that body, yet, owing to dissensions
among themselves, and the fact that there
are almost an 'unnumbered company of
men in the Democratic party who are
after the Senatorship, there is 'sshow"
for Holiday to "chip in" and "secure
his man" And then they faunch and
foam and paw the air, and ustcr terrible
threats against the Democrat who would
81 ell himself to Ben Holladay. 1t is rather
an interesting state of affairs, to "out-
siders," to see the Democratic chiefs
looking askance at one another, as if each
feared that the other was just on the point
of "selling out" and running his chances
for "raise." But if the Democrats will
snslst on the the re election of Judge
Williams. we shall not say word, be
fieving that he will come nearer Ceiling
She hiH than any other man in the State
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reported that the Prussians are at Sezane
to-day. Prince Royal is reported to be
at Nancy. Nothing received from Metz
from the armies of Mcmahon or Bazaine.
LONDON, Aug. 25-Noon.- Entire
command of Mcmahon left Rheims on
Monday.
Prussian scouting parties are near
Chalons and Troyes.
Advices to Tuesday mention nothing
of Bazaine's junction with Mcmahon.
I}azaines report finds no credit.
Prussian detachments are reported at
Chaumont and Briey.
Strassburg is we'll defended, and the
French we'll supplied with provisions of
all kinds.
IT IS believed in Strassburg that Mar
hal Ba7aine has been severed from the
main French army aud his power COM
p!atc}y paraiyzed
Chal5us has been ahaudoned
Frederick Charles moves ou Paris
direct
I In Li5erfe referring to information
from prlvsie sources, says the siege OF
Paris is al o-eciler Improbable now.
Pat,fe repeats, fnrn,ally, that the
French were defeated in Sundays battle.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The whole of
McMahon's army left Rheims on Monday
The garrison of Toul made sortie on
yesterday, killing and wounding TOO
Russians.
PARIS, Aug 25.- A party from
, Epernay reports that the Prussians were
defeated to-day between Chalons and
, Verdun. No definite news.
Epernay will be evacuated 10 morrow
Railroad trains from. Paris only 60 to
f Chateau Therry.
, The Treasurer of Strassburg got thro'
the Prussian lines with twelve million
francs
BERLIN, Aug. 25.-King Williams
i headquarters at Bar lie Due.
t PARIS, Aug. 25.-Grain mills i'll the
h valley of the Seine and Marnc and con-
tents have been destroyed, to prevent
It their falling into the hands of the enemy.
n Prussian scouts have appeared at
! Chalons, Sur Marne and St. Menehold.
The ,Iinister Of the Interior says that
J. Bazaire is too much occupied to send
It dispatches.
e The railway was cut at Autun By the
t. Prussian cevalry.
Latest reports from McMahon say
"a that he has gone to Ardennes to join
* Bazaine.
ALptHcf ruSSidu sup HIS Deeu cap
y tured in the Ms4iterranean.
to Hamburg is filled with troops.
LONDON, Aug. ga sharp engage
% ment, il which the Prussians were sue
is cessful, occurred on Thursday night A
,o large number of French were wounded.
Strassburg has been necessarily bonn
h. barded since Tuesday, badly damaging
g. the citadel and the walls terribly battered.
ID Prussians advance with seige trains to
within FIVE hundred yards of the city
IT. Several magazines have exploded in the
city and at the fort, and fires have broke
cs out i'll many places. Prussian losses are
40 trifing.
New York, Aug. 26.-Private dis
NJ patches from London this morning say
ce that there are rumors at Paris Of lighting
nd and it is feared that Mcmahon is defeat
IS. ed. Official dircles very silent. The
as enemy marches slowly but surely towards
of Paris.
,is LONDON, Aug. 26.-MeMahon aut
Pazaine are out Of communication will
is Paris.
Heavy dehting commenced last nigh
If at Cteuace. tea miles from 9iontmedy
r. Ia fAe direction q ! ouZ ers
jrussiacs e4t the railroad betweel
~ C4.e4a@es ard Son2ovilr
- Wounded we're brought into Montmc
ao med, and sha gates closed An assaul
TX sNpectc1 saan
T., NEW TO-DAY
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1t is fact which all business men
should know, that the new tax-tariff bill
as it passed Congress during its last ses.
sion, abollshes the stamp duty on all re-
ceip:s for money, and upon promissory
notes of less sums than one hundred dol
lars The bank check and documentary
stamps are retained
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The Ann ual Conference of the NJ. E.
Church, commenced its session on Thurs.
day, at Vancouver, w. T., Bishop f. r.
Ames, presiding.
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amining the ground, a large coyotes
tracks were observed, and it appeared
that the cowardly brute had followed the
little wanderer all night but was fright
ened away by the willow switch 1t was
a narrow escape from being devoured
alive.
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Examples showing the Workings Of this
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For example party ensuring at the age OF
thirty-fve. Premiums all Cash.
One Annual Premium will continue polcy IN
force years and days.
Example: Premiums all Cash-Age, 35; Plan
Ten Year Endowment, payable at the age OF 40.
One ANNUAL Premium will continue policy IN ioree
as Term Policy. years.
If you wish to make it absolutely certain that
not a dollar of the money you invest will ever be
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If Won wish to get your dividends with the
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is due-Insure in the New England
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On the 22d inst, President Grant is
sued Neutrality Proclamation.
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SAVED BIZ TIE CHlNAMLS-In an
article under the head Of Troubles in
California" the San Francisco Alta
has the following in regard to the benef-
cial results Of Chinese Immigration in
California: We have been saved by the
Chinamen. But for them we should be
IN much worse condition than we are.
BY thei. help we have railroads and wa.-
on reads, we manufacture blankets, cigars,
slippers, aud clothing, and we grow grain,
wine, silk, berries and vegetables With
ont them thousands ot families would be
IN despair at the lack Of cheap washing
and Of respectful servants. They
pay large sums for rent, travelling
fare. tools, food, and c!othes. They CLEAN
the mining ground that is toe poor to re-
ward the white man They make up for
economy and long hours of labor for In
ferior wages. They contribute as much
as any other class of equal number to
produce and consume those articles which
give business to our steamboats,, railroads
and towns !; aud the assertion that they
add nothing to the wealth of the State is
without foundation"
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New England Mutuai
Life Insurance Company
OF BOSTON.
Purely Mutual.
Its Record Stands as Follows.

1t was chartered in 1885, and its enviable his
tory, during twenty-six years active operation
has thoroughly established its reliability.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

"CoMPARIsoNs ARE ODIous "A
pamphlet has recently been issued at ST.
Louis Mo-, under the title of <.St.
Lou's-the future Great City of the
World, in which il is claimed that St.
Louis, in 1850, will have a population of
1T,437, 553. The Chicago Times, in its
comments upon the pamphlet, says that
these figures would undoubtedly make
st Louis a very respectable village in
1850, but, compared to Chicago at that
time, and estimated upon the ratio Of in
crease in the past, /. would not Yet be
entitled to municipal corporation 1t
says it took St. Louis eighty years to
reach 10000, while Chicago reached a
population of 400 900 in fifty years. The
statement Of Chieago's increase, then, on
the same basis, by exact computation, in
1850, would he 299, $50 $50, Those fig
let st. Louis out
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

BY the Acts of Massachusetts, incorporated into
the General Statutes of 1864, policy of life nsu
for the benefit of Married Woman any
person persons specified, goes to them independ-
emily of the Debts and Liabilities of the party who
effects the Policy.
Dividends OF this Company are paid
ANNUALLY to the Assured, In CASH.
The NEW ENGLAND is the only Massachu-
setts Company doing business on the Paclhc
Coast, and therefore the only Company governed
by the equitable Massachusetts Lapse Law.