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aulr Cotton Via Charleston.

The admirable position OF this city, as the
shipping port for the trade OF TIE West In
dies and the eastern coast OF South Amerl-
CO is fully appreciated by Intelligent mer-
chants who have considered the subject.
ECharleston is only forty Or fifty hours by
steam from Havana, and is correspondlngly
near to other parts Of the fertile ISLANDS
of the tropics. The recession OF the coast
south OF Hatteras places this city nearer
than her rivals to the great West These
advantages, when developed and sustained
BY enterprise and capital, must give Charles
ton o strong hold upon the immense trade
in sugar, molasses, coffee and oIher pro-
duce. The time is fast approaching wnen'
by the improvement Of railroad connections,
and the building OF the canal from the Ten
nessee River to the navigable streams OF
Georgia, the Southern Atlantic ports will
become the grand depots for the flour, grain
and meat OF the West, to be exchanged for
tropical products. Already Charleston,
through the activity Of the South Carolina
Railroad, is obtaining cotton from the main
Gulf ports. Since the last OF March, more
than three thousand bales Of cotton hare
come from Mobile 10 Charleston, en- route to
New York, and several thousand bales more
will pass through before the season closes.
Nomore convincing proof can be given oil
the steady set OF trade to the ports OF the
Atlantic coast That Charleston should be
able to draw cotton from Mobile is evidence
enough OF her natural advantages, as well
as of the tact and vigor with which her
railroad and steamship lines are managed.
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bers six hundred men, two hundred ano ni'S
of whom have uniforms. Since the Iact mas
become known that Miss Claflin has slgnlaeo
her intention to lead 1t on to victory II sne
was acceptable to them, great additions nave
been received to its ranks. The great oes're
among the members is to have the reelmenC
uniformed. and one OF the captains az the
meeting which elected Miss Clafin said thas
be was willing to be led by man or woman
If either would uniferm the regiment. MISS
Clafliu occupied conspicuous place on the
plattorm while her claims were presenteu'
One opponent only spote against her, anu ms
the senior captain, was hooted ort 81 the
armory. Miss Clafln made the closing Speech
after which she was elected amidst considerable
confusion, the lights being put out at the end'
making everybody of one color truly. hlss
tClaflln, In the course of her remarks, sala
when she wrote to the Ninth regiment, late
Pisk's, white, offering herself as candidate
for the colonelcy of that body, she did not eA.
pect to be elected. She put herself ior"aea
because she could 60 to the front VIII Ihe
regiment, and lead ttem on to victory Oh .ne
field of hattie. She was well versed IN MILL
tarv tactics. she said, and she would ratner
accent the fcoloneloy of colored regiment
than that of one composed OF white men.
Applause She had faith In the hgnung
ability of the colored race, but very little III
that Of the white soldiers. She coull PICK OUT
more white men than blacks VINO "ouia run
from the field OF battle. [hong ana con1lnueu
applause.l She was, she said, warmly refused
| the entrance of the hotels of this e'tV- "De'
cause she advocated certain principles -'r tne
enod of women"
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"Curtius," thoughtful correspondent o!
why Mr.. Greeley should be elected, and why
he should be supported by those who par
ticipated in the Cincinnati Convention:
81. His election will dissolve exciting par
ties, and enable the best men of both old par
ties to unite for needed reforms.
$50. 1t promises to withdraw from the field
all antagonism- rowing out of slavery and
the war.
ss3. It will establish the one-term principle
as political maxim, and thus take from the
President the temptation to use the public
offices to secure hisown re-election; in short,
will be the first step to real clvll-serVice re-
form.
~. It will enable the Revenue Reformers OF
both old parties to work together, thus practl.
cally doubling their strength In every doubtful
Congressional district.
IS. The responsibility of putting Mr.. Gree.
ley In the field rests at last upon those who
drew the Cincinnati Convention together, and
they cannot avoid it. But for them there
would have been no man OF the name of
Greeley available for the peoples votes.
sS. If elected, his advisers must be either
those who drew the Cincinnati Convention
together or those who jumped on after 1t
started-elther the soldiers or the camp-fol-
lowers. If the soldiers 60 to the rear, the
camp-followers will of course take possession
of the field, and will not be chiefly to blame
under the circumstances.
''7 If those who drew the Cincinnati Con.
vention together abandon Greeley, or even
falter, they contribute to that extent to the
election of Grant. Looking upon the ques-
tion as choice of evils, they must decide
that Grant and old party tyranny are better
than Greeley and emancipation.
"s. To attempt to substitute anybody else
for Greeley now is not only to undo the field
work that has already been done, but to cast
the shadow of irresolution upon the whole
movement, its authors and abett0rs. There
will be no certainty in the minds of the public
that, having made one change In the face of
the enemy, we shall not make another.
Voters will scatter, newspapers will slide
back to the old grooves, leaders who are now
waiting for Baltimore will conclude that this
is boys play, and will cling to their accus-
toned allegiance. This applies to Democrats
as well as Republicans.
.'9. Those who drew the Cincinnati Conven-
ton together will beathe leaders and directors
of Greeley's administration, unless by their
own acts they elect not TO be so. Greeley
must lean upon them for support, for they are
the only ones who can give him support. He
must lean upon those who can stand alone,
and not upon those who need something else
to lean upon. Since he has no organized
party to look to, he must look to the foremost
men of the mob for help. You know who
those foremost men are.
40. Since Mr.. Greeley is not looking to
second term, he has no motive bat to make
high-toned administration. What motive has.
he to run his ship on the very rock where
Grant split? Is not that rock plainly visible
Is it likely that Mr.. Greeley Is the only one
who has not seen 1t ?"
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The declaration of the National Young
Mems Christian Association that 'tno good
christian would use Tobacco" will all end
10 smoke. It would have been more sensi-
ole to havessaid the no good Christian would
abuse the patience of the public.
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&liIIinerp, 5tram GOODS, Hr.

MilIinerp, 5tram GOODS, @r.
PRING OPENING
MRS. M. ]. ZERNOW,
No. SO4 KING SIRE #,
Will open THIS DAY an assortment Of MILL.
merry GOODS, Ladies' and Ohlldren's Ready.
Made Suits.
Sole Agent for Nile. DEM0REsTs PAPER
PATTERNS.
SHOULDER BRACES,
STOCKING SUsPENDERs, and
LILY BLOOM.
DRESS.MAKING In all Its branches.
Country orders Will receive prompt attention.
mch28-tut
Gotels.
ID AVI LION d 0 T E L,
CHARLESTON, 8. @.
G. T. LFORD q CO.,
PRoPRRT0Rs.
mayA r. HAMILTON, superintendent.
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SENATOR WILSON calls the Radical party
ga Nationa, necessity" Like necessity, it
knows no law.
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miscellaneous.

AllGfEtlQnE0uG.
C Ell &c Ell / C Ell
We have opened House In Pitt street, near
wentworth, where we shall sell ZOE at the
same price that We do at the MalR Depot In Mar
ket street.
The House will be open from e.soA A. N. to 7.ao
Pm. A. GAGE i go.
jun146
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Bpar6lnQ.

NEW YORK BOARDING.-.PARTIEs
IN visiting New York can obtain board at $25
per day, at the elegant Family Boarding House,
No. SO West SD street. In the immediate vicinity
OF the principal Hotels. Cars from the House to
all parts of the city. Please cut this advertise
ment for future reference. Junl7-2$
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Matlnfaftnres

r WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
i. to my friends and the public that ! have
opened AN ESTABLISHMENT FOR MANgFAC.
TUBING LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S UNDER
WEAR. at No. 1871 King street. where woulG be
happy to receive any orders In my line. SAM'L
LANGLEY, Jr. Junlo'lmo
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ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
containing nine rooms, on front beach Sui
llvan's Island. Apply to s. A. WOODSlDE, No. SO
Market gtreer, Junl8-tuths4s
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Eeqal Notices.

TlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF CHARLESTON.-Cour OF
Common Plea s.-ARJHIBALD ARMSTRONG,
Assignee Of O. d. CARR & COMPANY, Bankrupts,
Plaintiffs against W. Il. TRAPMAN, Defendant
Copy Summons for Money Demand. Complaint
not Served.l
You are hereby summoned and required to an.
swer the complaint 10 this action, which Ia led In
the ofice OF the CLERK OF the Court OF Common
Pleas for the said County, and to serve copy OF
your answer on the subscriber at his Office No. 48
Broad street, Charleston, Sc, within twenty days
after the service OF this summons on you exclusive
Of the day OF service. II you fall to answer this
complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff
Ave hundred and seventeen 62-l0o dollars and
costa. ISAAC II. BRYAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
[Lsl A. O. RICHMOND. c. U. P.
Dated June l4th 1872.
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The undersigned having been recently appoint
ed Agen. for Charleston OF the above Company
with the right to take risks In any portion OF
South oarslIua, would invite the attention Of bis
friends and the public generally to a few srgu'
ments iPP iPPblEag&&fESYp lEg &&fESYpso sodtfHEfEAkN Ii COMPANY,
and invests all its accumulations at the South.
1t Is ably managed and has o large capital. 1t
does business on
THE CASH SYSTEM ONLY,
and at rates "a low as any other sound Company
In the Country.
Gall at my office and allow me to show you the
long lat OF Policyholders, which is the best eVi.
dence OF strength in Company.
EBEN COFFIN,
Agent for Charleston, 8. O.,
No. 81 Broad street.
GEO. III. COFFIN, Sub-Agent.
aprI5 tn Atlantic Wharf.
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matrhea, Jtmelrp, or.
r ALL, BLACK & CO.,
Nos. 6s5 AND 567 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK,
will continue the sale OF their imm ense stock or
sILVERwARE,
DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY and
FANCY GOODS
during the summer months. All goods will be
sold without reserve, at great reduction, to
lose the busin es5. jun1Q
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ENOR SALE, A SECONDHAND BILL
IL LARD TABLE. Apply to U. W. Wecking
Merchants, Hotel junl7.SA
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Uanta.

A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
IA. wishes situation to travel with family as
q cnild's nurse, or wait on a lady and make her
selr useful. Good references given II required.
Apply at No. 45s King street. opposite the citadel.
Can l. e seen for two days. jun18 II
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VTTANTED, A GIRL BETWEEN FIF-
w TEEN and sixteen to mIud child, and
who Is willing to go to 0rangeburg. Apply at No.
4 Smiths lane. jun18-l
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yXTANTED, A COMPETENT NURSE TO
w assist In homework, at No. 2l6 East Bay,
oppOsIte Custonhouse. Iunl8-1s
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ITO RENT, TWO FRONT ROOMS. AP-
i PLY In Anaon street, one door south OF Gal
hOun junl6-Stu2
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for Bale.

WTESTERN MULES AND GEORGIA
w CATTLE, at Kentucky Mule Lot, King
street-just arrived, and for sale on time. r
OAKMAN. junl8-3+
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To the Defendants, 8. ]. AUSTIN, 8. L. AN.
DREWS, GEORGE G. KENNEDY and r. A. KEN
NEDY: Take notice that the summons In this
action, Of which the foregoing is q copy with
complaint annexed, was nled In the Office or the
Olerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas, at Charles.
South Carolina on the 9Th day OF June, 1872.
CH1SOLM u WHALEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
jun11-tu6 Charleston.
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yXTANTED, A GOOD COOK, TO ASSIST
w with housework. Reference as to charac-
ter and capacity required. Apply at No. III Oom-
Ing street, opposite st. Paufs Church.
jun1S-l
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Cost and Gonn6.

Cost and Gnnr6.
T OST, ON THE 18th OF MAT, a 6EAUK
IL BULL PUP; one half Of head white; fore feet
and breast also white. Ten dollars reward will be
given for her II left at Stoll No. l6, Small Meat
Market, APRIL DELANY. junl7-2*
TOUND, A PAIR OF EYEGLASSES
II Gold Frame. The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying expenses.
apply at NEWS office. jun3
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TO the Defendant w. II. TRAPMAN Take
notice that the summons In this action, OF which
the foregoing Is copy, was aled In the office OF
the COURT OF Common Pleas for the County OF
Charleston, at Charleston, In the State OF South
Carolina. on the 14th day OF June A. d. 1872.
ISAAC N. BRYAN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. 48 Broad street. Charleston, 8. O.
June l4th, A. D. 1872. junl8-tu6
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Meetings.

TTNION CHAPTER, No. 3, r. A. M
u The Regular Monthly Convocation OF Union
Chapter, No. 8, R. A. NJ, will be held THIS EVE.
MING, at Holiness Lyceum, at O'CLOCK. The ID.
E. and R. A. Degrees will be conlerred.9
BY order II. E. 81. P.
juniS CHARLES PEENAL, Secretary.
ERIENDsHIP LODGE, No. 4, KNIGHTS
H. OF PYTHIAS.-Asteud Sem-Monthly Con-
vocation, at Pythan Hall, THIS EVENING, at half
past 7 O'Clock. BY order w. =.
may7-1st&3dtaemo Recording Scribe.
NAROLlNA RIFLE CLUB.-TaE REG
~ ULAR Monthly Meeting OF the Club Will be
held THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
jun1S Secretary and Treasurer.
WTAsHINGTON RIFLE CLUB.-THE
w Regular Monthly Meeting Of the Club will
be held az Rifle Club Hall, THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. Members will come prepared to pay
Arrears. P. H.O
BY order. D.L. GLEN, Jr.,
junl8-+ Secretary.
A TTENTION, CHARLESTON SOCIAL
IL MOUNTED oLUB.-Memoers are hereby no
tlned to attend Special Meeting, THIS EVENING,
at P. NJ, at the Hall, corner Line and King
street.
By order, CHAS. LIEBENROOD,
junls% Secretary.
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Reasons for Electing Greeley.
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WE LIVE AND LEARN, DIE AND
w FORGET ALL.

THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
No. $50 KING sfHRT,
Dyes and Cleans by means OF steam, Gentle
mems Ladies' and Children's Clothes. Fine Lacea
and Lace Curtains cleaned and done up with the
Soft or Manufacturers' Finish; Lace and Grape
shawls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and Dyed.
n Goods received and returned by Express.
Jun22-1yr BILLEh, PIopnes@s
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Tbe GbafleStnn Arms

TUESDAY, JUNE Is, 1872.
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A GENTLEMAN, WITH THE BEST
a testimonials, OF good character and com.
petency wishes q position. 8s Teacher In some
public institution, or as private tutor 10 family.
No objections to going into the country. Gan
teach French, Latin, Greek, Plano and the other
branches OF good education. Salary OF not 80
great consideration as pleasant association. Ad.
dress u d. ", at the ottice OF this paper.
maYlc
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THO RENT, A GROCERY AND DWELL
ING HOUSE at the southeast corner OF
Queen and Aazyck streets. Apply next door.
tun18-4F
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ITO RENT, A THREE-STORY BRICK
BUILDING; on the north side OF Hsyne
street. Large cistern on the premises. Apply at
No. 1 Hayne street. may30-thstu
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MULES AND HORS SES.-THIRTY
lxl head No. Saddle and Draft HORSES,
with q lot OF Al MULES, just arrived at Mills
House stables, and for sale for OAsH, or city &C.
ceptance. X. GRAHAM & Gu. junl5-5
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, A HOUSE IN MARY STREET.
u Apply to WIN. BYRNE, southwest corner
Church and Chalmer streets. junl8-2S
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TlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
i : COUNTY OF CHARLESTON-Oour Of Com.
mon Pleaa.-WM. N. LAWTON, Plaintiff, against
8. J. AUSTIN. 8. L. ANDREWS, GEORGE G.
KENNEDY and r. A. KENNEDY, surviving part
ners OF the firm OF AUSTIN, ANDREWS & COM
PANY, Defendants.
To s. !. AUSTIN, s. L. ANDREWS. GEORGE q.
KENNEDY and R. A. KENNEDY, Defendants In
this action: You are hereby summoned and re.
quired TO answer the complaint In this action, OF
which copy is herewith served upon you. and to
serve copy Of your answer on the subscribers,
at their office, No. SO Broad street, City OF
Charleston, within twenty days after the service
OF this summons on you, exclusive OF the day OF
service. II you fall to answer this complaint
within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff will take
judgment against you for the sum OF nVe hun
dred and ysx 1l0o dollars with interest at the
rate Of twelve per cont. per annum from the
fourteenth day OF January, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty, and costs.
Dated at Charleston, June 8, 1872
OHIS0LM Il WHALEY,
Plalnlifr's Attorneys.
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OFFICE TO RENT, No. 81 BROAD
" street, under Messrs. PRESLEY, Lord d
Inglesby. Apply at No. H8yne street.
may30-thstu
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NEOISE'S LIVER PILLS,
for the cure OF Hepstitis, or IAver Complaint
DYSPEPSIA and Sick Headache, and as oathartic
and Antl-BllIous Pill have no superior. The nu.
merous known cures performed by these Pills
have induced us, at the solicitation Of msny who
have experienced their beneficial and salutary ef-
fects, to offer them TO the public.
Our LIVER PILLS are not held forth or recon-
mended as universal cure.alls, but simply for
Liver Complaints. and those symptoms connect.
al With a derapoed atata M that orpan,
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ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SEWING
II MACHINES repaired on reasonable terms
and at the shortest notice. Also few good se-
cond.hand Machines for sale, very low. J. L.
LUNSFORD. Sulith street, north OF Wentworth.
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WTANTED, A YOUNG GIRL TO MIND
w Children aud do Housework. Apply In
OaIhoun street. two doors west OF Rutledge.
junl7.2s
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WTANTRD TO INFORM THOSE NOT
w acquainted with the fact that the SOUTH.
ERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY issues Joint
Lie Policies; iasuring the lives Of partners In
business, 30 that, on the death OF either, the
amount insured for Ia paid to the surviving party.
It also insures husband and wife on the same
plan. EBEN COFFIN, Agent, No. 81 Broad street.
may18
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VTTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK. AND
w do general RouseworE. Apply at north
corner Amherst and Bay streets, Hampstead.
junl7
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finanrial.
Jnsnranre.

ASSETS January lat, ls72.......sl,24l,si7 4o-loo.
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UTANTED, A COMPETENT LAUN-
w DRESS, with good references. Apply at
Nc. 27 Rutledge avenue, opposite Norris strteI.
iunl7-2
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WTANTED, A COMPETENT MAN
w Servant. Good recommendations re-
quired. Must live on the lot. Apply at No. 26
RutIedge street, at 10 A. II. jun156
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-28
TIE anroRER ELECrroNs.

Much stress IS laid upon the result of
the October elections. 1t is felt and ac-
knowledged that the battle is to be de-
cided by the figures, at least Of Pennsyl-
vania, where the Liberals and Demo-
Gratis are %contending manfully for the
supremacy they deserve. Any infOrma-
ton, therefore, leading to a clear under
standing by our readers Of where cleo
tons are to be held, and for what, will
not only be timely but apropOs to the
the absorbing topic of public opinion.
The following list will be found COM
plete:
October 2d-Georgia-Governor and Legisla-
ture.
October Sth-Pennsylvania-GoveTnor, Leg
iklature and Congressman.
october Sth-Ohio-Secretary Of State and
congressman
october sth-IAdiana-Govern or Legislature
and congressman.
October observation-disclosures, Legisla-
ture and Congressman.
October Sth-District Of COlumbia-Delegate
20 Congress
October ~l6th-South CarolinR-GovernoT
Legislature and Congressman.
October 4th-West acknowledgements
1t will be noticed, and should be borne
in mind, that Iowa does not, in Presi-
Dental years, hold an October election.
Georgia, which elects a Governor and
Legislature October ID, will elect Con-
November 5th. The West
Virginia election, October oath, is by
some held to have been forestalled by
the election of August Odd, and Con-
gress will have to settle it upon the
claim of rival delegations. The follow
ing table gives the vote in Indiana, Ohio
and Pennsylvania since 1868, with the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-28

the Second, is the elder brother Of the
late King Charles the Fifteenth and son
Of King Oscar the First He is now
forty-three years Of age, a man Of ae-
knowledged ability, and will begin his
reign enjoying the good viii and conf
dence Of his subjects. In accordance
with usage he viii be separately crowned
in two ancient Kingdoms-at Stockholm
for Sweden, aud at Drontheim for Nor
way. While the united nations mourn
for the death OF King Charles, they will
rejoice over the accession Of King Oscar.