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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SOMETHING NEW AND VERY BEAUTIFUL
The Dolly Warden Albums, Just received, are
hsndsomer aud better finished than the old
fashioned kind, and are just as cheap, at Won
sauten's Bazaar, No. 22s King street..
july6-slW
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Hotel Arrivals-July s.
PAVILION HOTEL.

1T. solomous, Sumter, s. c.; W. ]. Nc
Kerall, Marion, s. c.; W. lizard Hayward,
South Carolina; B. H. Knots, orangeburg;
J. D. Browne, Wllliston, 8. c.; Eugene Du-
meull, Savannah; Vim. Raoow, Mobile. Ala;
R. Ward, wife, iour children and servant, st.
Helena Island, s. c.; NJ. @. Brener, R. Will
liams, Northeastern Railroad; Fred. D. Howell,
Rochester, N. Y; NJ. W. Venning, Mount
Pleasant.
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INcIPIENT EXCITE2ENTs.-Daniel Magrath
and Elizabeth Aiken, swain and damsel Of
dusky hue, quarrelled last night about ten
o'clock In Elliott street, and proceeded to set-
tie the matter in summary manner. They
we're working away with foot and fist when
Clubs and Stars put inan appearance and led
them both to the Guarthouse. They will see
the Mayor.
Arnold Walden, spirited youth, imblbed
too much of the ardent, and his irate parent
requested policeman to take the young man
in charge. Clubs aud Stars did 20 but found
he had caught tartar, and scuffe ensued
which brought out crowd In ST. Philip street.
When the official coat had been reduced to
rags, the young bacchauallan succumbed and
was duly incarcerated. The Mayor will get
a look at him also.
These were the only exitements to disturb
the evening, during which the city seemed In
ellped to keep cool and quiet.
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Conwnyboro' Market.

CnNwAYBoRo', July 2.
TuRPHNT1NE.--Since our last market report this
article mas sli fu tner decl ned We now quote:
virgin 81 so; old s8 10 So rs; mixed 81 Is 10 So.
NJ arrivals or timber. Tne ar icle is In gooo de'
mand, and full price can be obtained.
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CRUMBs-A dog which had bitten small
child In yard up King street, near Calhoun,
showed symptoms of hydrophobia yesterday
morning, and was slaughtered by policeman
at the request of the owner.
The board OF examiners of this county meet
at the Normal School this morning to examine
candidates for positions as teachers In the
public schools.
Several new benches have been put In
Alken's Park, and the old ones are being re-
paired.
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Auction Sales This Day.

William Mckay will sell at half-past 10
o'clock, at No. IL Rutledge avenue, household
furniture dc.
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PLAYING CARDS, wholesale and retail, very
cheap, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
junl-s
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YE TH1RsTY MoRTALs, ATTENTIoN!-Gard-
ner's celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch Of the Hasel street es-
tabllshment. sprl6
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PIoUE.-Another lot of those extra cheap
Plques at 25 and 80 cenGs, also Apron Linens
at 20 end rs cents, at stoll, Webb & Co., 2s7
King street. jun25 -tntnsb
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BIRDS EYE VIEW OF CHAnLEsToN.-Frame
for above 50 each. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
jun28-l2
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DACIFIO NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPYa
THROUGH LINE TO, .!3&i= -
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .l$&M
No. A, North River, foot OF Canal sSAiS&6H
street, New York. at II O'Clock noon. OF the 10th
and 80th Of every month except when these
dates fall on sunday, then the saturday preceding.
ers for south Pacific and Central American poItt.
Departure Of 18th touches at Kingston, JAMAICA
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran.
cisco lrst Of every month. except when II tails On
sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but 20
direct from New York to Aspin avail.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree TO each adults
Medicine and attendance free.
For Paasage Tickets or other Information apply
at the UOMPANYS TICKET FFIOE. on she wharf
foot Of Canal street, North River, New York. ;
iuly28-lyr f. r. BABY, Agent
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To BUSINESS MEN.-Save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. decl4s
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Meetings This Day.

Board of County School Examiners, at A. NJ.
solomon's Lodge, A. F. NJ, at P. N.
Typographical Society, at half-past 8 2. II.
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YOUNG MIN, TAKE NoTIoE.-Base Balls and
Bats-chesper than the cheapest. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. apr20-s
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, at 10 cents
each, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
junl-s
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CRooUEr SEAsoN.-We are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at So rs. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. apr27-stuth
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GREELEY SoNa AND JOKE BooKs.-A liberal
discount to the trade. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
jun2S-l2
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FRENCH "PAssEPARToUT" FRAMES for Card
Photographs, rs cents each, at souder's Galle-
ries. No. 263 King street. junl7-lmo
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PaG8enHora,

Per steamer Pilot Boy, rrom Beaufort. Pacific
Ch,solm's and other Lsndings-Usptatn Ward,
wife, four children aud nurse, Miss Langley,
MISS Cleary, Ms, Ellis Mss r Langley, W
Nichols, John May, E Holmes, and on deck.
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O R F LO B L D A f,

u o R F l. o B I D "A,
VIA SAVANNAH. .".
'-... a..
The OITY POINT having been .,eE@A
Withdrawn from the line for re-
pairs, the steamer EMILE, CAPTAIN o. carroll
White, has been eng aged to take her nlaoe for
this trip. leaving southern Wharf on THURSDAY,
litn instant, at nalf.pas O'CLOCK p. H., for
FOB FERNANDINA, NA,
PALATKA.
AND ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER
Returning, will leave Palatk, SATURDAY EIeHT,
Jacksonville SUNDAY MORNING. Fem lndna same
evening, Savsnuah MONDAY MORNING, arriving
here same afternoon.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
RAVENEL d CO., A1enta
Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Ray,
juIyss --....,- LIZ
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DON'T ALL SPEAK AT OSGE.-Yesterday
morning ten dollar bill was picked up In the
CITY Hall Park, near the steps Of the Fire.
Proof Building. The loser can recover the
same upon proving bis loss from officer
Nlpson, al the Detective ofl,e.
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n.,u York Rica Market.

NEW YORK, July 4.
The Daily Bulletin says: There haa been Inn.
tied inquliy for all descriptions, but business was
over ut an early hour, aud the transactlons are
NOT important. Prices rule as formerly, WIFI
fair degree OF frmnes8.
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully colored for
rs cents each, at Souder's Galleries, No. 263
King street. junl7-lmo
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
ABBEvILLE, July 8.
Cotton commands from COX W &c.
YuRKvILLB, July ].
Cotton Is selling at from 20 to CSC.
CBARLTTE. July Z.
We uuose middlnR at 22xa22xe; low mddllng
22xc ami good ordinary 21kc. Sales for the
weak unimportant.
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.

John T. Rhelt, Columbia, 8. c.; Thomas NJ.
Forman, Georgia; E. A. Marshall, Philadelphia;
W. s. Dudley, Orangeourg, 8. c.; E. G.
Nichols, J. b. Clancy, VIM. 7. Mason, Beau.
fort, 8. CA. B. Hagen, Lake City, Fla; D. B.
Whitlock, Abbeyille.
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AMATEUR BOAT RAoE.-The Petrol, Carrie
aud Little Belle, three Whitehall boats, will
test their speed this afternoon In race of
the Battery. The start will be made at half.
past six P. II. from the Wnlte Point Buoy.
The course will be from the buoy to the stake
boat off the corner of the Battery, half a mile
distant. Mr.. W. B. Selgnious will act as the
starting judge, aud Mr.. E. H. spsrkman as
the deciding Judge. The crews OF the differ
ent boats are as follows: Petrel-H. A. De-
Saussure, coxwain; d. Mott Parkeri- stroke;
VIM. LeseBne, DeSaussure Parker and Il. B.
Bull, bow. Carrle-Arthur Ryan, coxwain;
Hugh Rose, stroke; Lewis Cnisolm, Il. Reid
Simons and Eddie Rose, bow. Little Belle
NJ. Dougherty, coxwaln; E. Dougherty, stroke
W. Hughes, b. Trapier and J. G. Il. Wilson,
bow.
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COTTON MARKETS.

LIVEhfUULt duIJ %
1lX llHd; sales 5000 bales; sales Ior the week
Al, QUO; exports 40U0: specnl ,tlon 1000; stock
lOOs 600; american 4ae, 900; receipts 90; Amer.
lcan 10000; actual exports 600O; a1uat 2Se,I0o;
American 46, 900.
Later -Uotton steadier; upands 1la1ihd; Or.
leans llXsl1Kd; sales 10000 bales; speculation
and exports 1000.
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For FLoRIDA.-The STEAMER Emile has been
engaged to take the. place of the City Poirt,
Withdrawn for repairs, and will leave South
ern wharf on Thursday at $50 P. NJ, for Fer
raudlna, Jacksonville, Palatka and st. Johns
River; returning from Pala,ka on Saturday
night. lis expected that the repairs OF the
Dictator will be completed on the 23d, and
that 6ne steamer will then take her place on
the line.
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TRYING IT ON.-Thomas Fleming, residing
at No. Tradd street, attempted on Thursday
to cut his throat with q carving knife, and not
succeeding to his satisfaction, tried next to
slab himself with pocket knife. he inflicted
several ugly Wounds upon his throat and
chest, and lay unconscious for long time,
but his wounds are not considered fatal, and
he is recovering under medical aid. A year
ago Fleming accidentally shot himself on East
Bay, but recovered in time to have sun-
stroke, by which his mind was affected, al
though he recovered his health.
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ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.

Passengers booked to and from any HESM
Railway station or Seaport in Great S@ia366
Britain, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, aDeumarK,
Germany, France, Holland, Belgium. and tho
United States,
Cabin Fare from New York to London, Liver
pool, Glasgow and Derry by Wednes .ay's Steam.
ers $50. By Saturdays steamers SOS and $76.
EXCURSION TICKETS, $l20.
Intermediate, $a3; steerage, s2s, all payable In
Currency.
Parties sending for their friends In the Old
Couutry can purchase tickets at lowest rates.
Fur further particulars amply 10 the Agents,
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
No. Z Bowling Green, N. T.,
Orto DOUGLAS N1SBET,
Southern Wharf.
eprlI-3mospkw Charleston, =. q.
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Markets byTole graph.
MONEY MARKETS.


Noon.-Bul lon decreased nearly f5OO,ooo.
Bonds 81. Cons0ls 92H.
Eveuibg.-uonsoIs Closed at s2~ lot mosey anu
92X for account. Bonds, b11ti Two sl
FRANKFORT, July B.
N' PARIS, July 6.
Noon.-Rentes 5aa66f. Specie Increased s,oOo,-
oOof. ,,,ne
Noop.-Freghts quiet. Stocks very stropg.
Gold dull a. lax. Money easy at 8. Exchange,
long OK; short 1ok. Governments strong and
Evenlpg.-Frelghts nrmer. Money 4a5 and de.
mand muderate Exchange lrm at OK. Com
m-rcial bills scarce and In demand. Gold lsHa
l3X Loans 2a4 for carrying. Governments az
ysnced. Ten fortles higher; new dVes l3H;
eienty-ones TX; sixty-twos AK. sta,es, Ten.
nessees TAX; new TAX. -Virglnlas 4u; new 90.
Loulslanas 81; new 6O. Levee skies %; elgns
rs. ALABAMA 1ves co. Geo gia skies 70; seVens
SO. North Uarullnas 33x; new 81. South Carroll
mas 73h; new 28K.
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ARREST OF ALLEGED BoRGLARs.-John
Roach aud Wilson Brown, two colored men
charged with having committed some burg
laries in Atlanta, Georgia, were arrested In
this city day or TWO since on warrant is-
sued by Trial Justice L. I. Woolf. They
were returned to Atlanta yesterday in charge
of parties who had pursued them hither.
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LIVERPOOL OLASSTFIOATI0N


RIcE.-Tnls grain was In moderate request at
unchanged rates. Sales go tierces Of clean Caro-.
lima, say 10 tierces at s3ic; so on private terms.
We quote common TO fair at 7@7Xc; good s@sKc
pib.
NAVAL sroRss.-ReceIpts light, say SO barrels
spirits turpentine and l7s bbls rosln. Sales 100
bols spirits turpentlne at 44c p gallon. Resins
we're duh for Cne qualities, while common kinds
were in demand at steady prices. Sales 22s bols
OF dull and Opaque at So so p bbl for duh and
81 90 for opaque; strained may be quoted at 81 40
= Dbl. Crude turpentine may be quoted at So rs
for virgin, So for yellow dip, and 81 80 for hard.
ExoHiRaB.-sLernng 90 dsy plus 2aN.
Doxssr1o ExoHANeg.-The banks purchase
dght checks on New York al par q Y premium
and sell at x@H premium. Outside they pur.
chase at l.1s@H premium, and sell at s.ls0x
premium.
GoLD-18@N.
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The GULF STREAM for Philadelphia this af
ternoon at five o'clock.
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BALTIMORE, July s.

Flour dull. Wheat dull. new chuice white 81 S..
Corn dull, white Southern 7S.S0c; yellow Soaln-
ern 62c; mixed Western 62hc. Oats very uuli'
nike, 43 ,44c, Rye dull and unchanged. Provts.
ions quiet and unchanged. Mess pork $13 ia
Is rs, Bulk shoulders 6Ac; sides 6xc;
clear rin sides 7Hc. Bacon-shoulders &c; RIO
hams i3al4c. Lard 9a9kc for Western. Butter
quiet and steady, choice tic. Whiskey dull, soc.
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DOR NEW YORK.
ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, AT 10
O'CLOCK A. II. =
NEW IRON STEAM LNE-EsrABLlsHED 1870.
sTATE-aooMs ALL on DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Sidewheel Steamship
GEORGIA, HoImes, Commander will sail for
New York on WEDNESDAY. July 10th, at 10 O'Clock
A. n. from Pier No. 2. Union WharVea.
Through Bills OF Ladlng to Liverpool and tho
New England Cities as usual.
Insurance bs Steamers OF this Line 4 per cent.
Fer Freight or Passage Engagements, having
very 1ne Deck Stateroom accommod atoms, apply
to WAGNER, HUGER & CO., No % Broad street,
or to WIN. A. coURTENAY, No. Union wharves.
iul14 -. -
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n Nd q R A N G o.

The undersigned has Just received supply OF
the Great South American Cancer Remedy, Gun.
DURANGO. d. BAER,
ianls No. Isl. Meeting street.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL. July 6.
Noon.--Arrived out, steamships ALemsna and
Anylca.
NEW YORK. July 8.
Eoon.-Arrived, steamships Australian, Erin
and Ariadane.
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LOmm mEhCIAL NE ns.

The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFIOB CHARLBsToN NBw8, .
FRIDAY EVENING. July 8, 1871
CorroN.-There was limited demand, but fac
tors were Offering but lightly at the present rates.
and the transactions were about 81 bales, on the
basis OF 2so q fb for middIlngs. The sales were
7 at q, 10 at 2sx, 81 at 24c. We quote some
what nomInally
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Schr Virginia Dryden, Baltimore-s days. 36t
bushels corn. To r n Butler son. vessel
Cohen a. Wells.
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The committee to whom this letter was
referred then retired to the committee room,
and, after due deliberation, returned and
reported the following preamble and reso-
Iulions, which were read and unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, We have received through our
brethren. the deacons, leller from our
beloved pastor, the Rev. T. Winklrr, D. D.,
conveying to us his resignation of The pastor
ale of thi. church; and, whereas, although
we had become aware that tho subject of his
removal to another field of usefulness had
been brought 10 his consideration by an invi-
tatiun from brethren in another State, yet we
had not realized the impending danger of our
los. until the announcement OF his resignation
came upon ns, as 1t were, with the shock OF an
unexpected calamity; and whereas, we had
hope.i that the resolutions adopted at meet
ing held by the church and congregation on
the 10th OF June would have had the effect OF
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Noon.-The weather is favorable. Breodstufs
heavy, ked Western spring wheat lis 3dalls 90;
red winter l2s I'd. Flour 27s Cd. Corn 26s 3D..
Tallow 42s Sd. SD
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FURNISHING GOODS.

also Headquarters LADIES AND
GENTS OF
Goolsin town. cans
Iiey
Sheots
edand
of National Hall
Ladies
Alsnam mIl of Coatesa and Clarkss ocoton
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DRY GOODS,
Choice Family Groceries,
OueeDSware. &c

The stock will be all new, carefully selected
and to be sold cheap. The Store Room has
been thoroughly repaired and will be remodel,
ed and reftted. The system to be adopted
will be Cash or desirable produce, one price
and no deviation The child can buy just as
cheap as the parent.
From his experience in the business in all
It's branches, he hopes to be able to suit the
tastes of those who may favor him with their
patronage, and satisfy them that his prices
arc low
Remember the terms Cash or desirable
produce, as no Books will be kept, conse-
quently no goods will be sold on credit.
Terms peremtory Please get ready for the
opening and bring your stamps with you.
May 1921 If CHARLEY.
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THE
Wickers;,an GerRaan-English
N OR M AL s SCHOOL.
Fall Term Of 1879.

instruction, first six weeks, Free
Remaining five weeks, $4.00
Any time less than FIVE weeks, per week, LOO
Borading first-class, in private families
per month, $1,000
ESy@ Brodheadsville can be reached by stage
from Stroudsburg Lehighton, and Weissport.
The Stage leaves Schaefier's Hotel in Stronds-
burg, at = o'clock in the afternoon on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, of each week ;and the
Lehighton and Weissport depots, at o'clock
in the afternoon Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday of each week. BY the new schedule,
the Stage makes the principal trains, in going
and coming.
For further particulars, address
Rev. d. L. SCHUDLER, \. VI.
Brodheadsvillc, Monroe County, Pa.
August l, 1872.
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HATS AND CAPS.

HALL
latest WOOL Cas-
straw, in High we e ALL
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ia ..dr 20 QETgRX.m Ton sud q
ssA DihaoE ind 7A.RisRsmTf :, I'M
aoif<JIqI1 HWO hkiI 5tD {

"Ihsse bsodshsyDal dfnadts, fstGsai9, a'sa "
This eblarksmi,hadsashtsrsaid, sd 1sss ::
Asehe took from hes drmthoksnle,d ',.oCA
And lflsa it, slhJinringli lJinr lidd d,idw ,srutSf
There 10 @ not any pie Or pudding, II lb mad d.e4
SO will give you this -. 81
And'upon his'soii-gsoFn foreheaa ~, rr s''
sheleffshe 6hildshlsiss.a 'ntd sdf 's'
The blpssfsmith took fhis apron. IT VI
And dired IN happy mood,
Wondering masa 1t tho savosa saDfAp noa' q =
Hiain,his'huhbfe foodyac .y'yHb !ri
While OH ,shpus him 1wero siioGsl anisa
Fpll Hf prQphetie blisSsonss moo sdiTi
But hs nSSyes 9l,NN tlh,NNppght Of magiae enw rst;1t
4 q ~ isasi 1il' a adaashtfsF sf kj'saoia sair to
While she, with her kettle suinsins;i ha@n
Aerrily yI trqdgtIiher way, r,s~aii e.s usd
Stopping At tthhss tthhssf fight of q sa9irrelr eeb eaa
Catching some wild bird'g lay ;,m o., 4 ,,t,v;
AndT thought iiSws ii VI many Ia shadow 'l@ $.
of iifsdhd fate wo' 'ssstiioaldf hnaiss hnaiss h''s se'
II aiwass oupffpgar dinners fns ss'i Us sia
Were seasqaeAyith akiEs. :h4si& Ytai
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(To be Gontinued)

We make tho following extract from
the speech of Hon. Francis P. Blair, of
Missouri, before the Missouri Legislature,
Jefferson City, January 4, 1879,
81 am we'll aware that he General
GranD cannot write newspaper articles,
and for that reason is not considered q
very great man BY many who can write
such articles. I know he has never dis.
tinguished himself as a stump orator, and
is greatly looked down upon by some of US
who do make stump. oratioRs; but, there
are other qualities which no possesses
twhick make him d most dangerous man.
in my opinion, ii the position which he
now occupies Il do aot, hslisve that he
cares straw about our frame of gov
ernment, His military : education and
military genius necessarily make him
arbitrary in his ideas of government, and
he PLACES no value at all upon any other
government than that which is absolute,
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ORAlSGEBDRGBa gsaiSqG
SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION,
At THEIR ffRSTf 1EN1VERs!l III, RRiis !
bnn ,sstsS ~ iIl&d hlillUispr G1t
BY JOHN A lllIAAMldII,L[4Tl0S IL AAMldII,L[4Tl0 ., Esq,rnc

Hos ssEi&ssiT STTlipiIifa eh1 n4uoii
Mr. hesi3ent ,Lsdtes and Geansaa.Yesd eft
Amongqthe,few privileges left u.s. IL
this of assembling with Votivel offerings,
in tribute to ourtallenbrethfen. Mem aorryy
quickens with the scenes Of yesterday,
and the fetters of to-day drag'G Peoples
soul to the, slough of despair. m The eye
wanders, wearilysr through the gloomf 81
the future. nahd soft eyed peace 1Seeks
Sainly fora resting place. r'7a e9Hior'1
1t is not our aim to seour I'd the past
with feelings of enmity; its expressions,
and violated faith, its CORY fields, and
ioathsome prison houses. we commit with
the Lost cause" to the hands OF the
great Arbiter Of nations. aud while rear.
ing monuments of imperishabls glory to
lis aFtYf5, is: is: veil OF Chss
ity over the. misdeeds of faour oppfessoYs.l
Even they, flushed with success aid spoil :,
attest the fame that will ever eashriTie
our dead, and GARLAND elivink, asithgy
see wastod array of finished osSlalsrSy|
upon the, field aef Gppbhdasox.i aEina
down thsirlsrnly tesatho4t ofatashlgp III
one. bss os3dt al hoGo&ita 07a gga
No mural tablet. nor Statsly sobeifska
may raise ntheirfhdad otS record athesr
matchless worth; yet, 'tis reserved for tsis
impartial pagaof history to swsitsa tale,
where dutylawas afally lyooressdsrsd, and
patriotism never moresplandid. 10 eioAa'
The mutatiods ofgoyermnenfs,g which
ore incident To this ssibs and fall0f par
ticular politicsls creedss render psffha!
acncy and stability siihpossible, aayisysg
tenn Of publiGapolity, ,alfowevee gsdAd,
which disregerast Ctlce great underlying
principles oftrdth md equity iaiussfsGi
from that innatdGofsapiionahas belongs
to the sordid hrhhitionD cf inan.Iot tEgyps
with her splendidacisiliaatios aBaeg stss
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

The Lancaster Ledger aaya That a lsgsas
haa been received here from ex-Judge H.
g. Onderdonk, of Manhassats N. Msprbs
posing to assist the people of Laneastey
county in bulldinga railroad from this,
place to Monroe, N. G, o distance oftsea.
tysona sniles, JGdgo Onderdonk repre-.
sentss Northern company. oflarge caRssl
and whichaampany Is now. if @eare aes
mistaken, hisllding tho Wilmington, CharS
,lotte q RutheFfosd Railroad, wl,ioh passed
Monroe. The propositions contaiaea is,
tho letter have been fayorably coasideretl
ny q number, of our business mon arid a
correspondence has been opened, ,I, bas