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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-02

The CHRIST CHURCH MURDER-ANoTHER IN
:ouEsT.-Owing to certain intormalities in The
proceedings, and the want Of authority on The
0krt of Trial Justice Kinloch to hold the in
quest, Coroner A. NJ. Mackey repaired on Fri
day to the Bermuda Plantation, in Christ
Church Parish, the scene Of the murder, 1or
the purpose OF holding an inquest over the
body of Peter johnson, the murdered freed
man. The body, which had been buried since
Tuesday, was exhumed. and postmortem
examination held by DR. ]. E Dawson, OF
Mount Pleasant. The wound was, as before
stated, a round hole in the left side, between
the hip and lower rib, which must have caused
his death in short time. The grudge spoken
of as existing between the two men
was owing to the fact that johnson had
formerly been Mr.. Heath's foreman, but
was recently superseded by Davenport.
About three weeks since the two men had
ouarrelled in reference to contemplating, and
on examination it was found, as usual. that q
woman was at the bottom OF the affair, and
Jealousy had doubtless good deal to 10 with
the CONSEQUENT crime. Susan Vanderhorst
testified also, that on the night Of the murder
she had heard the deceased and Davenport
quarrelliug again, few minutes tefore Lne
gun was discharged. No other evidence OF
importance was elected. The jury rendered
verdict that the deceased came to his death,
on the night of the oath instant, from the ef-
fects Of a gunshot wound produced BY gun
in the hands of James Davenport. AL search
for Davenport has hitherto proved futile, and
he is still at large.
At the Inquest previously held in the case,
by Trial Justice Kinloch, the jury returned {.
similar verdict, aud the reason why this ir-
,Aaest was not held legal, was that Mr.. Kin
iech had not been deputized BY the coroner,
and the law only empowers trial justice to
hold an inquest on pressing occasions, and
when the coroner is more than ntteen niles
distant from the place Of the death.
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FINE PAssAGR.-The commercial line schoon'
er Virginia, Captain Ross, consigned 10
Messrs. II. F. Baker g. Co., arriyed OIL this
.nort on Saturday, having left New York on
Wednesday afternoon last thus making the
trip in the rapid time of about seventy'tWo
hours. The Virginia brings valuable gene
raj cargo 10 our city merchants.
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The ACADEMY OF MusICGRAND GIFT Coz.
certs, as advertised by Mssrs. Butler, Chad.
wick, Gary & Co.-Mr. Ebel Coffin, .>-agent
for this splendid and attracUe scheme, is now
prepared to sell tickets folthe same. Appli.
cations to be made to him the office of Mr..
Edward NJ. Moreland, No. Broad street.
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BILL HEADS printed on ne paper at So, 81,
IS. SC so and So so per thouand, according to
size, at The NEWS Job 0fic.
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TIE COLUMBIA RISG.-From the Columbia
Phoenix We gather that:
/. The committee of the Board of Trade have
been allowed to have access to the Plans and
specifications of the City Hall aud the new
market. In the case Of the City Hall, the con-
dition Is annexed that Mr.. Parklns be present,
and that the committee OF the Board OF Trade
pay his expel ses 10 Columbia. The commlltee
OF the Board of Trade accepted the offer Cap,
tain J. G.. Bell and Messrs. Fry and Troy--all
experienced buders-have been requested 10
assist the committee In making an estimate OF
the new market.
Q. Mr.. James NJ. Allen offers to sell out his
contract for 1000. The Phoenix adds:
We, at least, have no desire to buy Mt Allen
out. We hope 10 make his shoes so hot mat
no other man would like to put his feet in
them.
3. Compiroller-GeneralJ j. L. Neagie has now
with him in New York $3.50, 1000 worth of new
bonds of Columbia City, issued TO him Tor the
loan OF $4,000 to the city council. These
bonds have been surrepttiousy issued, and.
thus far, no announcement Of the fact has been
made by the authorities.
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D1soRDERLY.-Jennie Toomer and Fannie
Baker, two colored girls, were arrested or
Saturday night, charged with keeping riot
GUS and disorderly house In Church street. An
officer was passing along the street, and the
two women, to crafty an old ieud. poked
their heads out OF their window and abused
him in the most unqualified terms. They are
held for trial this morning before the Mayor.
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Hotel Acknowledgements 81 and Oct. ]

PAVILION HOTEL.
J. E. Farrls, c. F. Sammis, city; Captain W.
W. Somes, New York; L. Grain, Boston, j.
O'Brien, Columbia; W. P. Russell, city; R. o.
Barnwell, Savannah.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
W. j. Ball, W. J. Ball, Jr., Cooper River; B.
Mazyck, Millidgeville, Ca; P. Blunt, Indiana
polls; W. Gregg, Johns Island; E. PIatt,
city.
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CITY AFFAIR r S.
Meetings This Day.

Protestant Episcopal Society, at 6 P. NJ.
Mechanics Union, No. l. at P. NJ.
Charleston Mechanic Society, at P. NJ.
Charleston R.aenen Club, at halt-past
P. NJ
Washington Light Infantry Rifle CLUB, at
r. NJ. pu
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Auction Sales This Day

r. 8. Pringle will sell at 10 o'clock, at Inc
Mills House stables. manure and horse.
Sheriff Mackey will sell at II o'clock, at me
Courthouse, railroad stock.
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In TROUBLE. The Laurensville Berald says
that the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Us
In arrears with its employees. and its finances
are in q wretched condition
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A BOX containing one qre Of Note Paper
with Envelopes to match, tr 25c., at
An1p~ s-SHN c. RIGHrER's.
m:.iv13.m H.el street Bazaar.
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POSTAL CHANeEs.-A new postofice has
been established at Browns Store, on the
route between Gowdeysville, in Union County,
Mr.. A. A. Hammett, the mail agent on the
spartanburg and Union Railroad, has been
appointed Postmaster at Unionville, vice j..
Iarkin, resigned.
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DEATH OF Mr.. McCoLL.-The Marlboro Times
annoances the death of Mr.. Peter McColl,
which took place on Saturday week. He had
served as clerk Of the court for Marlboro lot
thirty years, and was universally respected
The Marlboro bar adopted resolutions In his
hOnor ..e.
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11ri,c distribution.

GRAND GIFT CONC ERT,
AT LOUISVILLE, KY.
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1871.
100 900 Tickets OF Admission, $40 each. Curren'
cv; Half Tickets S.; Quar- er Tickets 81 5o.
Tickets vii. be sent by registered letter. lhe
money for them may be sent oy r. v. money
order greenbacks or draft.
Each ticket consists OF four qra ters, value
90 60 each. TRe hol ;er Is enllt ed 10 ADMISSION
10 the Concert and to the value OF the gift award.
ed TO It or its lrl ctlon.
holders or tickets, in gifts OF from $l09. .0o0 the
highest o $780, the lowest-being III gifts IN Oil.
The Concert Is for the benefit Of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
the Citizens Bank OF Kentucky Is treasurer,
And the Corporators and Supervisors az the
Hon. THOMAS E. BRAMLETTt, late Governor OF
Kentucky, and twenty-seven OF the most dis'in'
guished and respectable cltlzens 0i .nS
The undersigned, late primo pal pusness msna que.
GER of the very successful Gift Concert lor tne oe
eft or the Mercantile Library AT san fraucisSo,
has been appointed Agent and Manager VI ILLS
Grand Gift Concert. .,u ,o,,o ,,oco IN
The drawing and distributor WIN lahe pase ,h m
ppuOeTu NJ tickets that their Interests Will be as
weIl protected as II they were pers .nally present
To snperiDtend the entire analr.
Fur tickets and information apply TO
f'' c. K. PETERS,
No. 100 Main street, Louisville Hy,,
No. AS or House, New York.
II. N. HExPsTED, No. 40 Broadway MILWAUKEE,
N A. FRENCH, Virginia City, Nevada.
~ A WOLFE No. 316 Chts nut street, st. LOUIS.
Ticeets also for sale III every prominent place
In the United States. sep|'-W"i'I
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IT IS REALLY surprising TO see the amount Of
business the Singer Manufacturing Company
are doing at their State agency, No. 1877 King
street
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SPLENDID SEWING hcHINE, (Florence
pattern,) is to be raf1ed alVon Santen's Ba-
zaar. A rare chance to gea fine machine for
q mere song. augl2
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ST. PETERS scHooL--The reopening OF ST.
Peters Parochial School, on account OF the
illness OF the Principal, Rev. A. M. Folchi, is
postponed until further notice.
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SAILING OF THE GEoRGIA.-This capacious
iron steamship sailed on Saturday for New
York with full cargo OF cotton, rice, naval
stores, &c. The steamships OF this line mark
the progress of the cotton movement. Begin.
ming early in the. month with one thousand
bales, 1t shows weekly figures of twelve hun
dred. fourteen hundred aud now sixteen hun
dred bales; so that at the same steady ratio OF
increase We expect to see repetition Of last
years twenty-five hundred bale cargoes, which
made The Iron Line famous in the coastwise
trade. In spite Of prejudlcial rumors, this port
shows favorable shipping figures, being noted
last week, as on several previous weekly cot
ton bulletins, as second only to Neao Orleans in
cotton receipts.
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BRoMo CHLoRALuM.-A ountity of Bromo
Chloralum having been sent Iy Messrs. Tllden
& Co., of New Lebanon, N. Y, TO DR.. F. Peyre
Porcher, through Mr.. G. / Luhn, the agent
of Messrs. Tilden & Co, Ia this city, three
dozen bottles were presented 10 the City Reg
islrar by him for use in thehospital. The fol-
following results of an examination Into Its
power as deodorizer anc dlsinlectant were
received from Dr.. Robert Libby:
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M 0 T Il e r s
For your Chdren, use none other than sao
GERMAN SOOTHING COkDiaI Ia nv tha
Manufacturer, n,-,1 stonea
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An INDISPENSABLE ARcLE FOR THE SICK
RooM.-Every family shld provide them
selves with s'The Union Erosene Stove" Man
lives may be saved. Thsole agents for this
city are j.. DUVAL q Son,
sepll.mwf n 337 King street.
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BUSINESS ESvELoPEs.-1E NEWS Job Office
is now prepared TO furnil good envelopes.
with business cards printe thereon, at 81 per
thousand. Send your orde. Every merchant
and business man should I've his card printed
on his envelopes.
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UBE FOUNTAIN RINGE

ia E foo N a n .
sR1F ACTING.-No PUMPNG.-N0 Alb
INJECTED.
Tho best universal SYRINGE in the marke,
I. is recommended by the first Physicians OF tn
country. ro. ,,. =, oxd.,
There are no valves, and nothing that VIII cor
rode one will last LIE time.
In. Jos. n. WARREN, an eminent Phisician, o.
Roston writes to the manufacturers:
sETom the fact OF it's stE ol'rity and correc
nrlnciple In the structure OF yoLi Fountain Sy
ringe and for the easy manipulation, practica0lt
,esIlf and comfort 70 the patient, have recon-
mended this instrument extensively"
the Profession are invited TO call and EXAMINE
the apparatus.
DR.. II. BAER,
10. ls1 Meeting street,
mayso Agent for South CafolnA
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THOMAS NJ. HANcKEL,
WILLIAM e. WuILDEN.

Resolued, That in the opinion OF the execu-
tive committee there Is no present necessity
for opening ward in the Roper Hospital for
the reception and attendance upon patients
under care of the Howard Association.
Resolred, That the thanks OF the executive
committee are gratefully returned to the trus-
tees oil the Roper Hospital for their generous
tender OF the use Of ward in said hospital.
The report and resolutions were then unanl-
mously adopted.
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CITY REGISTRARS OFFICE.

CHARLESTON, September 10, 1871.
Respectfully returned TO DR.. Porcher, with
the information that the diinfectant has been
received and used freely viii perfect success,
especially In water closets and urinals. 1t Is
superior to anything that W ever used. 1 re-
ceived bottle OF Glrondin, put have not as yet
tested il, R0ERT LEBBY,
City Registrar.
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I pEARE to INFORM the .ople of Charleston
and the country that tR can buy better
and cheaper Sewing Maine from me than
they can elsewhere, andow is the time, and
No. 81 Queen street is t. place to get first
class Sewing Machine, cher new or second.
hand; 80 come one, comell. and let me serve
you to No. Machine.
,nnl0 j. L. LuSsFoRp.
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ending September 80, 1871, ended on .Octooer t.
and, III 1858, on etp'emoer ~
These figures show that the mortality this
season compares very favorably with lGSS
irhtest yellow fever year OF wh.vn we have
record. 1t will be noticed also that In the sea-
sons of 1854, 1856 and 1858, there was steady
decrease in the number Of deaths al:er the end
of September.
SATURDAYS REPORT.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
CHARLESTON, September 30-l2 NJ.
Three (3) certificates Of death from yellow
fever received since last report.
ROBERT LEBBY. NJ. D.,
City Registrar.
These deaths took place on the 2sth Of Sep
tember.
In addition to the above, the following
certificates have been received since last
report:
One for diarrhel, dated september %.
One for teethlng, dated September %.
Two for Trismus Nascentium, dated Septem-
ber %.
SUNDAYS REPORT.
OFFICE OF BOARD Of HEALTH,
CHARLESTON, October l-l2 II.
isirued) ROBERT LEBBY, Is. D.,
City Registrar.
The following certificates have been receiv-
ei since last report:
One for an@mia, dated September 29.
One for ascites, dated September 29.
One Tor convulsions dated September %.
One 1or debility, general, dated September %:
One for fever, conSestive intermittent, dated
September %.
One for CASTRO -enteritls, dated September
9th.
One for phthlsis pllmonalls, dated septem-
Der 70.
Sinking by Degrees.
The minimum height OF the thermometer on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings was
Al degrees, as registered by the thermometer
kept by Dr.. Lebby at The City Hospital for the
purpose. The time of greatest cold was just
before or about daylight.
Howard Association.
The executive board met on Saturday last,
and the following report OF special commit
tee was offered: d
The committee appointed 10 consider the
expediency OF opening ward in the Roper
HOSPITAL lOT Tue IcCcptlou auu tieotnSao VI
patients under the care OF the Howard Asso-
citation, and to confer with the trustees OF the
Roper Hospital upon the feasibility Of doing
80, report that on Friday afternoon, the 29th OF
September, ultimo, they met The trustees oi
the hospital The trustees generously offered
the use OF q ward In The hospital, with beds,
bedding and furniture sufficient for about
twepty-hv patents, should It be deemed ex-
pedient by the association 10 open such ward.
and at the same time expressed regret that
under certain legal proceedings the trustees
were enjoined from using The funds, and
hence they could not offer 10 bear any part OF
the expenses.
The committee, after such conference, met
and considered the question OF the expediency
of opening such ward, and are unanimously
OF opinion that, at present, such course Is not
exredient. Many reasons could be assigned
io- the conclusion at which the committee has
arrl, ed; but the fact that, In the opinion OF
~ committee, there Is no need for 1t, Will
suffice.
The committee recommend the adoption OF
the appended resolutions.
Respectfully submitted,
S. A. NELSON,
BENJAMIN F. EVANS,
TuoNAS NJ HAScKEI
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uatrhes, Jerlrp, Rr.

Uatrbes, Jerlrp, &r.
w AL HAM Wat G h E 81
"a PLATE, 10 D 20 SIZES.
These are the best wATCES made In this coun.
try, and are made with al without Stem Wind
ing Attachment.
They are finished In thbest manner and run
with the greatest accurac, and cannot be excel
ed anywhere, at their resictlve prices.
The cases are all o'thnewest patterns, and
specially made TO ourown oisr.
Our stock of they Watc less now the largest
and our prices. all .hings consered, are the low
est in the city.
BAIL, BLACK &CO.,
JEwRLLEP AND SILL LERsHITHs
Nos. 5s5and 5s7 BroadwayNew York.
julylS.lyr
x1TIL1IAM G. WHLDEN, ACT,
Continues the busiess at
No e55 KING STREET, CoRER BEAUFAIE,
And will give his personaattention to
DEALING IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELY, SILVER AMI
PLATEDWARl
ALSO,
CRocKERY, CHINA, GLASS AN FANCY GOODS
sep6
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EDUCATIONAL-THE EXERCISES OF
I the Subscribers School win be resumed on
MONDAY, the I'd q October, at 20. 81 wentworth.
street. c. b. BERGMANN.
sep2S4
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Gouratione,

TlHE EXERCISES OF MISS GILL;
i LANDS SCHOOL will be resumed on Nom
DAY, the 9th instant. oct2
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MRS. HOPSON PINCKNEY WILL
Nl resume the Exercises Of her BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies, on TUES
DAY, october Sd, at Nps6S Hasel street.
sep20-lmo
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TNHE EXERCISES OF THE MISSES
l. MARSHALL'S School win be resumed at the
corner OF Meeting and Reid streets, on MONDAY,
I'd October. sep2a- So ,
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TNHE EXERCISES OF THE SUBSCRIBE.
Il ER'S SCHOOL will be resumed on MONDAY
the I'd Of October, at No. ~ Beaufain street.
sep20-l2 A. SACHTLEBEN.
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THE EXERCISES. OF MISS JOYES
i School for Children will be resumed on Nom
DAY, October I'd, at No. King street. sep27
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MISS NJ. MURDEN AND SISTER
IM will resume the Exercises OF their school
ON MONDAY, october 9th, at No. 10 Legare street.
gep2Sthswm4
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MRS n. E. TOOMER WILL RESUME
IN the Exercises OF her School on MONDAY,
October I'd, at No. College street.
sep27-wfm3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
Yuttru.
A Poem.

At the social reunion of the Grand
A rmy OF the Republic at Boston, May
i2th, 1871. the following beautiful poem,
prepared by Bret Hart, for the occasion,
was read, and elected much applause:
Well. you --e-ts~ fct is sole smn-I don't know as
can como,
Fnr the farm is not half planted, aud there is work
to 6. mt home;
And my leg Is getting troubiesome-it laid me up
last fall,
And the doctors they have cut and hacked, and
er found the bali
right.
This kind cf playing soldier with no enemy In
sight.
The UHson- that MA. we'll enough, way up to sixty
six;
But this ieunion--may be, nov, it's mixed with
politics.
No, Well you understand 1t best; but then you
see. my lad,
In. deacon now, and some might think that the
sxanrlc's bad;
And week from n.xti is Conference (Ycu said the
Why, that's the day We broke their line at spott-
sylvspia.
Hot work. sh, Colonel. wasn't it, ye mind that
narrow frontl
They eali~d it the death angle-weil, WE'LL my lad
We won't
Fight that cli battle DER now; only to say.
I really can't engage % upon the 18th of May.
Hows Thompson, What viii he DO there. You
The ia the rebel works.-th-y called him
SWEARING joe.
Wild yonng fellow sir, far the rascal was, but
then:
Wei. short Of heaven there want pises he dursnt
ls~d his men.
And Dick, you say, is coming, too. and Biiiy-ah
it's true;
We buried him at Ge,tysburs-I mind the sPot-pV
you.
d. nrld below tn hill-ii must be green this
May,
Perhaps that's Why the fields about bring him io
me to-day.
We'll, we'll excuse Y,e Colonel. but there are some
things that drop
The tsboari oul one. feelings, and the only ways
50 they want to see the old usp-Ah. rascals. IL
they, sh.
Well I've busines. down in Boston, about the 18th
ofMry.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
Let Well Enough Alone.

l. there young man or woman in the
country who is impatient to have a COM
Portable home. kind and true friends and
means of gaining a hvelihood-so travel
to the city in quest of grander oppcrtuni-
ties-some place where their love of dis
play and excitement can be gratlfied, in
stead of plodding along in the seclusion Of
the country?
We would say TO them or her, do not
come with too sanguine hopes Of success.
Good situations do not go begging, and
coming without money or friends in
search Of work is Oft attended with suffer-
ings in mind and body.
In the great, bustling city nobody cares
what becomes of one stranger, and YOU
might walk from morning till night and
scarcely receive kind word of encourage
ment. People arc intent upon their own
pursuits, and having so many applications
for word and help for the needy, that tho
suffering ones is not felt by anybody.
Not that cvcrybody in town is selfish and
uncharitable.
Many kind hearted man or woman
would give you money for a nights lodg-
ing, or to buy something TO eat; but you
are no beggar-you ask for work, and are
too proud to receive charity They have
no work for you, and perhaps you may
go hungry many day. before you find a
place, and then, in desperation, accept a
situation you would be too proud to take
in the country.
Working Oh farm is much easier than
the life of city clerk, who must work
twelve, fourteen often sixteen hours day,
in close, dark rooms, year in and year out.
always the same drudging life.
You long to see life. Stay where you
arc, even if you imagine Yourself very
miserable. Such misery is joy, compared
to the struggles, privations, desparations
and crimes, which wear and weigh upon
the darkened spirits Of multitudcs who
have come before you.
You might succeed, be very happy, and
make great fortune but, dependent up
on your own efforts, all alone, unaided by
the council of kind parents and the COM
panionship of friends, the chances arc de-
cidedly against you-Elm Orlou.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
Sands OF Gold.

The road tha: ambition travels is too
narrow for friendship; too crooked for
love; too rugged for honesty; and too
dark for conscience.
The tears of beauty are like clouds float
ing over a heaven of stars, bedimming
them moment that they may shine with
brighter luster than before.
With love, the heart becomes fair and
fertile garden, with sunshine and warm
hues; and exhaling sweet odors; but
without it, it is black desert covered
with ashes.
Life is divided into three terms: that
which was, which is, which will be. Let
us learn from the past to profit by the
present, and from the present 70 live bet
ter for the future
Bed is bundle of paradoxes: we go to
it with reluctance, yet We quit It with re-
gret; and we make up our minds every
night to leave it early, but we make up
our bodies every morning to keep ii late
An honest reputation is within the reach
Of all men: they obtain II by social yir-
tues, and by dung their duty. This kind
OF reputation, it is true, is neither brilliant
nor startling, but it is generally most con-
ducive to happiness.
The common course Of things Is In f.
vor of happiness as the rule. misery the
exception. Were the order observed, our
attention would be called to examples Of
health and competency, instead 81 disease
and want