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TO IRON MANUFACTURERS

TREASURY DErARrHENr.
CFFIcE OF THE LiGHr HoUsE BoARn-
MAsHlSGroN, u. February q, iS2
Sealed Proposals. Endorsed " Proposals foT Iron
Light house .or d bile Point. Alabama will be re
seived At this ONCE until IL cock on THURS
DAY. tie 9th dsy Of March next.
Proposals VAL be received only on the printed
nrms, VII Oh, With circnlar, plans, and specific
ton, can tie Lsd application by mail or in person
10 GEORGE ELLIOTT.
fact Ensineer SscI.f.,,x
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BOOKSELLERS AND STA TONERS,
fetH Oil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
IsT oF NEw BOOKS FOR SALE AT
IL SIZZLING TONS BDOKSIORE,
Corner "A ST. AND Pa. Av.
Poor Miss Finch. By Wilkie G. liins. Price 81.
Recnll. ctione of Past Life. By Sir Henry Holland.
Leaders Of Public Opinion in IreanG-Swift, Flood,
Grattan and Council. Price 81.
Little Moorland Princess BY the author of "Old
Nam s. lies Secret" Price 81 IS
Patty Novel. By the author,of " BOOKSTORE"
Price 20 cents.
The Mystery Of Qrcival. Translated from the
French. Price rs cents.
Two Plupges for Pearl. By Mortimer Collins.
Price55 cents.
The Sylvtsi.I; or, The Outcasts. Price Is cents.
he High Mills Of atherne saunders Price IS cts.
Leaf init he Storm. BY Ouids. Price 50 cents.
Character. By samuel smiles. Price 81 80
"ilG Men ard Wild Beasts. BY Colonel Cumming
Price $50.
Wiltred Cumbermede. by George Macdonald. Price
Sl75.
Can the Old Love? Novel Price IS cents
How to Live on Dime and Half q Day. Price Is
cents.
New Remedies. A Quarterly Retrospect Of Thera-
peu;cs. Pharmacy, &c. Price - cents.
John Jasper Secret. Sequel to Charles Dickens
Mystery of Edwin brood" Price Sl.75. febl
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
DHILP 4 SOLOMON6,
NE w OOKS.

Yesterdays with Authors. BY Jas. T. Fields. 81 So
Mountaineering in the Sierra Neysdas. By Clar-
ence King. sac.
Barring Goald's Legends of Old Testament Charac-
pr Fishers Plain Talk aboyt Insanity, 81 50.
Sir Henry Holland RecolIectiuns of Past Life 81.
j. friee Animal and Vegetable Parasites. 81
Talmsdge determinations of Modern Society. 81 50.
LaSkeys Leaders Of Public Opinion in Ire
S@merset's Christian Theology. 81
educational Year Book for leI2. g IS.
Guide TO Florida. t9-.
John Jasper 's Secret. 81.
Bart oil = Radical Problems. 81
FisuieI s To morrow of Death. Si.5.
Parson 8 The Infinite ard Finite. 81.
Little MCorlspd Princess. 70
Tt Best Re sding, with hints on the selection OF
Books. 81 IS.
HAYES Land of Desolaton. sl.HO.
Wilkie Collins nCr Miss Finch. 81.
Two Family Mothers. BY Marie Sophie
Schwartz. 81,
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LIVERY STABLES.

CONGRESS STABLES,
~ Eighth street, befBeen ID and &. -
Horses and Buggies for Hire, and q fresh I'm
supply OF good Horses for sale every week GA
ySl-ly RlCHARD Want, Proprietor.
WASH. Majors STABLES, 1926 ST.
w CARRIAGES Of the latest styles constantly on
6snd aud for hire by the day or month. u. R5R7.
PARTIES, W eddings, and receptions fur S&43E
nished with the most comfortable and -
elegant Carriages. Particular attention to board
Ing Horses, and Horses always for sale and ex
change. decl6-f
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LADIES should not fail to read the sdvertis.-
ment Of r G. Davis, sol Market Space 10 oIay
and pToht by the same. He certainly offers
Eiesf iDGrceu ents TO buyers.
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NOTICE 10 TIE LADIls AND AHAfIUHs
IN Of 1r0f-cl00 nsoeo, Ornaneafai Troeo 6krubS.
0linbins fs!Ior fIsas, Se-Hsviass - : Ssss q
kinds Of rss qsaii IN eusafitss % sSit Jsrshsssrs.
a, yARDU, Ilcrtat. corner a OoaDoetfout oveaoe
'66isbEscR6fErssee asy 'S e
found at Women Christian Association, Judiciary
Entrance on street, between eth and tth. noll q
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n,
PA DARNIELLE, trustees.
~ THOS. BOWLING, Auct

OLDEST AND LARGEST DYEING AND
US ,OURING ESTABLIsHMENT IN THE DIS
IRtCTIEsta bbshed 1881 Highest premium award
Ladies' Dresses, Shswls, Cloaks, &c &c, cleaned
yelvets, Furs, ID Boots, Slippers ana Kid Gloves
cleaned In style unsurpassed in this ,country-in
from T to q honrs Dress Goods, shawls, saeques,
Closks, Goats, Pants, and Vests dyed in the best
manner Guaranteed to be the best place in the
Everything appertainiIg to tae business promptly
attended to- Goods received and returned by
Post Office Box 7a3 iau96.Iv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-27

srRING PATTERNS for Ladies', Misses and
Corset Factory, 4os eth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-27

NEW PuBLICATIoNs.-FromJ G.. Parks, -.
have AppietoR's Journal for March 9th and from
Bishop * Hazard Successors to ID. j. Bishopl
We have The Aldiae for March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-27

lHARGR AGAINST ANOTHER Ex-Mrxppp
OF ooSe Rsss.-Among the first cases to be pre-
sehted 10 the grand jury Of the criminai 90,
next week will be an information against n
Proster, charging him with having receiyed ca.
tain monies for prosecuting a claim before ~.
representative in Congress- "~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-27

FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD
noU,pn ors SIS PER MONTH.
feb26lm Corner 9th street and Pa. avenue
ROARDING-FURNI sHk ID Rooms, en- suite or
* y single, with good BOARD, can now be had at
925 street north. feaI 3tt
EORRENT-Large, ell-furnished ROOMS, with
4 BoAhD; convenient to street cars; 3lI 18th
street, near h. f24-3ts
DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, with first
L class BOARD, at 1000 and 1909 street
corner IOth street. ga CT
ST,OLASs BOARD, WITH PHEASANT
l. FRONT ROOMS. tcs . had on reasonable terms
Al 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenre and Isth
street. Good location and eccsssfbls. rnhss ~
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alexander X Shepherd has purchased the honse
sS Siis OF iSth and streets now occupied as
chlIdrens. orphan home. and the two I5ts IN tbs
rear. on 18Th street, upon the site OF wbich a
banking house will be erected The hona s0n %
he tran feTIed TO another of two houses in tha
vicinity OF T. and 9th, or streets, as the t,ns
tees may determine on. "uS-
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BOARDING..

RooM AND BOARD for two, in private family.
H Address A. A. Star Office. It,
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS sipQIe and
doubled will be let low to good tenants in first
class OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES street, near 18th at
Board if desired. fg as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-27

THE LEATHER TRADE-Yesterdav ae,.--
q rev business men interested in the lea,b.-
trade In this District held a meeting AZ tha
roo ms OF the Board OF Trade, Mr.. Francis Prott
sisting OF hessrs. j. l.. Barbour, Jos Weaver.
l. Heilbrun, y. q. Cox. Francis PROFIT, and r.
cohen, 10 wait upon persons in this city inter
e TED In the boot and shoe trade, and acquaipt
,he 70 with the projects Of the Organi ration with
view 70 securing their cooperation; also, 10
prepare articles OF in cOrnorafion "
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LADIES LEAP YEAR SoIRER-A number of
ladies, awaiting themselves Of their lean wear
f'eroganves, rendered their gentlemen friends
a complimentary soiree at Masonic TemnIs iast
eNehihg. The programme consisted of a choice
seieeuon OF dances, and was carried out quite as
rn &c. aly a. it could have been by gentlemen
Ine hoSr committee consisted of Miss Tjddis
Lar LAR, Miss Emma Acton, Miss Amelia plat
sLS MARY Aekenns, Miss Clara McClennan
s Mss minnie Calvert. and Miss Mollie HeThert
on very pleasantly. s PSsseu
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

BRANCH OFFICE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
CASH ASSETS OVER SIS 100000.
Having been appointed General gent of the above
Company for the District Of Columbia, have isker
the Office formerly occupied by Messrs Niles
Johnson, Room 2, Federal Block, corner of \ and
tn streets N W. where L shall be HAPPY at all
times to see the policy; holders and friends Of tn,
"0ld and Reliable New York Life" and where pol
now In vogue.
Liberal Inducements offered 70 solicitors.
HENRY D. HALL,
dec22 3m< Sole Agent for District of Columbis,
YNHE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
l. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ORGANIZED AUG UST IS, 1870.
once In Shepherds Building, No. 9Osx Penusv,
vania avenue. MOSES KELLY, President
VIM. b. TODD, Vice President
SAMUEL CROSS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
J. b. Blake, VIM b. Todd,
VIM. Wall, Charles Just,
VIM. Y. Mef1erott, John T. Lehman,
Geo. r. Gulick, Moses Kelly,
A. Il. Shepherd ocl4-tf
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DURING THE GAY SEASON of the mast winter
tEe leaders OF fashion found IL almost irnDoSsi-
tlt 20 keep pace with the changing STYLES of
LIVERY, and as they have long desired TO Obtain.
SliEethlhg mat had the appearance OF gold with
eut oelng 80 expensive. they found q most ac-
&c t&ole substitute IN the French gilt ieweIrv
1, : quite As durable as gold, and much more
tNIuisiteiy eHenpiitied in this iew elry, and The
patterns are almost endless at Mr Priyg's EN-.
Forum, No ~. Pennsylvania avenue, New
has been created tor IL. Full sets hracsiets
i0ckets, bahdeaux and chains are there 10 he
heen. and these, together with Alaska diamonds
sci n gold, have gained reputation among our
nrst-ciass people which has rendered them the
most desirable ornaments that a lady can Obt ain
for a full dress costume.
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SALES OF REAL EsTArE.-C. W. Hayenner
q 20; have sold lot on NJ street, between 18th
and 18th streets, north side to Mr. E. H. Rove
Tor 80 ,eS7 so. being 81 25 per foot. Also. house
ana lot on Washington street, Georgetown, OBJ
Sos1e the residence Of Gov. Cooke, to r. L.
iot on Stoddard street 80 feet, to r. w. Down
Msn ior go per front foot; and a lot 40 feet on
,', street, to Major McMillin for s25
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INV EAFhESs LINh VIA OANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, AEEAANnRIA,VA WASH.
lNGToH AND GEoRGErowN, d. q.
Regular sailing days from Pier No NORTH
SATURDAY, ~ - m. e"~
Prom % Water street, Geotgetown, eyery MON
TCkspAf and THURSDAY.
Freight received at any time
town, ID: n ELDRIDGE q 90, AIsxsndris
Va; Nm. CLYDE CO., 10 south Deiass Ave
rue, Philadelphia. pof-u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-21
THE SANE SUBJECT.

The Bloomington Liberal in an arti.
Gle on "Future Parties" wisely condemn
those Democratic politicians who "ars
anxious about the course the adminjstrs.
'tion intends TO pursue, and are even an.
'ieipating its policy in order to have
'somsthing To combat" The Liberal
then adds:
Inc iate election seems TO have fully en-.
9oneo tne present administration, and moth.
ing wouId seem more like foolishness than
s0-,r.r nopor .onaGsersy about whether its
The bare supposition that there will, h. :.
continuance OF the past on the part OF The
Administration, and . disposition IN fa ,ue
nnding will not make matters any be,,sr
and win he more likely to make them worss ;
or oh,I me :, hypothesis that human nature i,
Out OF once. 1t viii be wise thersSare "
wNM snd see what Is being done he1ore ne
condemn; and II Ii time enough 10 ,,,.., VIC
course Tor the opposition or Arn OUT
SPOUT what name 1t shall adopt a. ns mSr'y
The" Liberal" speaks with the vo;o.
81 TIE BULLETIN. on this .ubisc, W.
saanos tell that Prs'idsn. Gran. will ar
Ia HE second administration, and thai.
'ssrs W cannot agree with those en,hu,,
este but short-sightsd Democrats who a.
clare, With the gesture of the .nslo.dr.
matte actor, that they will never, n.v.,
asvssl endorse Gen. Grant, We rsp.r
ssss DsmoersH - politically in.an,
Yss night - we'll t.lksos post, or G.ors
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-21
Francis Train, ~ attempt 70 reason with

Francis Train, ~ attempt 70 reason with
them.
We may BE- mistaken, but We are Of the |
opinion-an opinion held fast, Is one Of
our Bourbon friends suggested yesterday,
BY large anchor Of hope--that President
Grant will, In his second term, be much
less than . Radical, II not altogether .
Democrat" II he should be, mark how
loudly We shall applaud him II he
should not be, mark how promptly We
shall condemn himi This, in brief, 10 the
sum and substance Of our political plat
form. This, our good friends hersabout
declare, 10 treason to the Democracy.
Consequently, with many regrets and .
number Of tears, We are compelled TO say,
We don't care; We s,e there, treason or no
treason.
II We could oil be calm, We might
possibly see this thing in the same light I;
but We can't be calm. That's the trouble.
The great men who lead the Democratic
psrty-Lord bless Us, but that was tough
old party the leaders won't be calm.
They try 70, but how can they But If
We could oil be calm, THE BULLETIN
thinks We would oil see that now 10 the
time for the opposition to stand still,
ready to take advantage at the food Of the
tide in future public affairs which will
lead on 10 fortune. To do this IL may be
necessary to uphold Grants arms. We
believe IL will be. There was . time
when, IL We had said Democrats would be
in duty bound 10 stand BY President
johnson, We would have been, a. now,
read out Of the Democratic party, "bag and
baggage" But the time came, and
then to not proclaim Mr.. johnson the
very quintesssnce Of patriotism became
an omission Of duty reasonable TO Dem.
ocratic principles. Now, IL Grant should
do right, why shouldn't the men who have
been fighting in the Democratic party for
the right, applaud him? There Is no
reason. Duty would require them TO do
90. II he don't, on with the ball Of oppo-
sition, and no rest till morn-no rest until
| the wicked enemies Of correct principles
cease from troubling and the weary wsgers
OF the battle Of the spoils are At rest
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-21


JuDaE William II. Green, Of this city,
has written . letter addressed to the cd.
itor Of the Metropolis Times. The pur.
pose Of the communication was to annihil.
ate man BY the name OF J. G. Willis, who
10 collector Of United States revenue in
this vicinity. The Judge is better law.
yer than writer, but no believes be 10 4,
bsstsr writer than lawyer, and be know,
he 10 . good lawyer. In the ommunica.
ton referred to, the Judge has combined
his lawysrly abilities with his writing
talent and has produced what he intended
to- Willis snnihilator. He has lef,
a0'h'ns of. C.-not even the often men.
TONED grease spot And .is con,rover,,
wa' al about tobacco. IT i. an .b..ru,,
subject which We have occasionally 90
nv our mouth, but never could &c
through our head.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-21

TEE State Register 10 in favor of Hon.
Shelby n. Cullom, Radical, for speaker Of
the house Of representatives Of the general
assembly Of this state. This fact 10 being
commented on to prove that the Register
has gone back" on the Democratic party,
but the charge Is not true. The Register
10 for Cullom because Cullom 10 Radical
Who knows something about the duties Of
. prssid,ng omcsr. The Register has not
gone back on the Democratic party. The
'Rsgistsr' would scorn to do 90. The Reg.
istsr' will stick o'.ths last plank Of the
grand old Democratic party, and sink, II
sink il must, ,eith that plank, shouting the
battle cry Of freedom.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-21

WE are not alone in our glory. Other
Democratic papers, seeing the handwrit.
ing on the wall, have had the courage to
translate the words to the Democratic
leaders, and have, As . consequence, been
fssrfully abused. The Cincinnati 'Enqui.
rer had the wisdom requisite 10 an as.
sumption Of The BULLETINS present
sagacious position in reference to the DO
iitical situation. We we're not therefore
surprised to find the following paragraph
In late issue Of that journal:
There Ii some anxiety manifestipg itself
upon the part OF various well-meaning PEG.
pie 10 know whether this il Democratic
paper. SO far as We know, IL IL. We stand
upon the platform adopted by the party in
national convention In Baltimore. As for
me Iuture, we propose TO advocate such
metn0ds and measures ~ will tend to max
those principles effective and permanent.
The Enquirer may be comforted. TIE
BULLETIN approves it, course, and will
stand hy it through thick and thin, il it
don't 80 back to the old Hsshpots; Of the
putrid Bourbonism Of the Democratic
party. This we are sure 10 an assurance
which should nerve our contemporary to 90
on with it, fight in favor Of the emsncips-
ton Of the Democratic rank and die from
the domination Of the mistake-making
leaders. II, however, il is not, We should
like TO know what would nerve the I'm.
quirer.'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-21
rrR,rs or THE DAILY BULLETIN /:
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN

JeAn b. Obeyiy has reduced the subscrip.
don price Of the WEEKLY CAIRO BULLETIN
10 One Dollar Per annum, making u the
sheapsst paper published In Southern Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-21
VIZ have received the f,rn number

We have received the first number Of
"Ths Waterloo Times" weekly pa.
pr publihsd at Waterloo, Monroe
county. Ith geographically . nns look.
ing Sheet and the editorial matter Is able
and racy. It has "less politics than The
BULLETIN.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-19
q gN4RT ,GIeI-T6e Seymour lTnd, 5
Tihssi s4aN hsekt]ribSs aly4una l|dy VI! )Ijsi
,99 q th"hlty III Hiding something 70 do In

a SMAFT ,GIRL:-tne Seymour lknd.)
g Ti%sa s9 + hst}rieSs M young ildy MI VIZ
NGs.' siiss Luie a. srmnnroe, m,hr m,hsr pos daughter
IdftbeWreichpd 'haaitqr' lhis.poper. teson,.
ingIdiSgpsted with, the troop Of gcntlcnanly
rovIhg hBa upstablS, printefs whom we have
ompoysd 'ddrfhg,tlie' past few months. swap.
ping ope, for ,apother, every few, days aud
weeks, CLEARED the last one. out. last week aud
determined tn do ull tho work herself Every
type lin this issue waa set up by her ninible
1fhgers, including the new p jndvprt,sc,nents
Ssiice our last lssus. and SHE HIS three col.
pmns fYrnest And, besides. III this, she
did II big wsshing, read about fifty ,newfpa.
pers. and took two days reoreati9n ut the
Mitphell fpir !; and tlis aotive aud spunky
lptlc "printeress" declares her :ntentiop to
SGT up the whole paper herself hereafter"
q neA- Poke, hook 7ssinnndtciing, Indies being
aener"ly tho victims, is,srt,!ngtn be alarm.
ingly prevalent in C!,nrlrstou. A negro to"k
one from ludy on Saturday, but he WAS sub.
staueotly captured und Sflelwprds lodged in
jaii. sa.a.,I'l f! sit;,Iey 4at'..., 4. E.
| lnsA. There wero manufactured in the Uni
ted States las. yeav over half million sewing
II Ghi4G~H itTil --.--I ln ~ n3t nD.unIu
IL EV The number Of now buildings erect
ed or begpnin in tbs, city Of Philadelphia last
year was ,6,096. ,I "' ,n,', .si,i.;., Id, ..5.
S6s- Mr.. .Cowen, of Tennessee. has hid a
bullet extrhcted fro,n tho bone Of his ley. ia
which it l,nd been iinlhed,leG for seven years.
'''' '''..s' .''.E' 'i'' -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-19
II uay, llT0LpRLE agilq, ,
N g a 0l,f.uo QUA M o. .a,.,
Price $45 Cash. ,cifh Lsuat Adva,ee for Tine.

Price $45 sCash, soith Usuat 4dpanee, for Tine.
in tho use Of this Guano for
~ ,he>past aixfyearsin this Stale. for Cottdn
'and C0r1. has SO fur established It's character
TOR exeellence as to render comment unneces.
aary. & I'D g "a - 8 sg& % &
/ In aceordunco With the tablished policy Of
the C0mpany.to furnish the beat Concentrated
FertiliSerstS tho lowest cost, to consumer, this
Goano Sis put into market this season Mt the
ahnve reduced price. which The Company is on.
nb'ed to odnby reason of its large facilities and
the reduced cost oi manufacture.
The supplies put into market this season are,
as heretnf're, prepared under the personal su.
pern,endence of pr. Vt. Julinn Ravenel. Chem.
ist IF the Gnn,pany.at Charleston, S. O.. hence.
planters mny rest assurcd thatita QUALITY
and COMPOSITION IL precisely the tsame as
thut heretofore pold. Atthe present low price
every acre planted can lie fertilised with, 900
p,unds Guanuat a cost not exceeding the present
value of 81 ponuiis oi cotton. while experience
has shnwn that nndor favorable conditions of
sepson and onltiyntionthe crop Ia inoreasel by
the application from two q three fold the natu.
fal cnPaoity1fthe aoil Hence under no con.
di,"n FcrNili;i,s implication [flil to compensate
for t"0 outlay sN y Apply I',Y t. /, 1popeo, &c
A@ Agent Pacific Gnam, Company.
No. 68 East Bay and Nus. ! \ Atlantic Wharf,
.u b2# n = 4, gss Charleston,S s. O.
gJSo. s, REESE = 90 General a gents.
q Dcc.$ l,l8Tl ,sS B So G. l;$ 3rhg a,S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-19
Tho Reycintloal.-

Groat natures truths in starry beauty shine,
And solen,n grandeur, never felt befOse,
Steals through my soni-I worship-t adore,
An hour and. thought It but the earth..-
Few Joys for mo. and they Of littlesudrth.
Rut now It spreads. type Of thatsbright home
Be yond the misty darkness of tho torno,
1t opens like n scroll 10 meet my vies,
SEQ Gods finger writing somethi1gsnew,
Fen as I gaze. still line In line Is given,
Still pointing nearer to the cato Of heaven,
Why. everything's ~ song. and sinesiss soul
In It's true life; tho parts make butthe whole.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-19
LEATHER, BOOT AND SHOE
'h ManufaotOrv .s4

DERsoNs wanting to purchase co.. and
X CHEAP BOOTS and SHOES. are re
spec,fully invited {" call ut w a. Lays Man
ulnct"ry. whore they can get. "D tho hest
terms. anything in that line (nn,l, in tho
S.uth) they want. Ilnying competent wnrk,
men in very department Of the work, lie en-
sures sn,isfaciiun.
Mechanics VIII" can box the craft" will al.
wnys find II seat "f work at I.ny's Mnnufhctory.
The patronage "f The public solicited.
DeS- RAW HIDES WANTED. ~Baa
Mauufact"ry near Perryville. B. II. II. r.
w. A. LAY.
Jan. 6. 1871 81 ly
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TAIL O Il I'm G.

tV,IIE Undersignaed having rermanently es
oilANS TAYloR' Esrehy of"rs az se"y:sos Ms T.
those deairing ~ good suit If clothes. 'Fot he
inflammation Of such the following prices are
npnexed: f,Th epurnNie l,it--GntiitSs Pahts,
30 cents; Vest, 81 cents; Coat. rs cents. For
1mDking ,6ne Brnadcnth snit, Ooat, .yest and
Rs", Dsn rss si'See" those 'S0
{ q Se1s,,, The >db"te prices are cash and will he
strictly adhered To-. 1fno ftIno charge will bs
made. .s'9"' p'},'hN2--u y. !. :. 30 a a !
Nov. N, 1871 ''d'a4 - =
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che morminE.l lansS.

They sailed from out thelspnrise2
Inlo the light Of day. III
Into the blaze Of noontide,. u
With sll its gorgeous ray<1, sA ss~ss,
Out okkhS night Of darkness, no. .
Out Of fiiS home Of pain.tI .
Swift through the morninglsunrise, 80
Swift through the day again. y"
Sail oassGh on! Life's dofinsrlver y ,se
Leads foffSter to the Giver!, :. ..sf
Sail on, sail on! thy barR must b. a
Foreyasztoward eternity.@3
Ento the silent darkness M ~,
Into the unknown deep, ~ sssa
Over the silent river, msSs ts'g'es:
Pass. 'and never weep, ID -
en- the akdre tlleteaaswaiting, - s.,nss
Loved to clasp hyhand, ~ Sa
Joys 6fsths hereafter :.
Inthat Morning LAND. .ss..,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
O Y b " e u O b UN TT.
M- M-L..ml u .LD2aaE M .--LL.-- III
County Omccrs. /.

JESSE w. STRIBLlNG, .Clork Of the
Court o-uot'31ad Tpu tu baTai,or r0nun
! JAMES II: ROBINS,i Sheriff l
STILES p" DENDY, Judge Of Probate
WAETER NJ fWOODIN,F ,Forncr, I'D
FLEruuER, SMITH, Schoul Commis
sioner
LEWIS MOOnEIEAD, j. Y JONES,
'A. LAY. County Commissioners.
h. l.. B. JOHNSON. County Anditor.
b w. BELL County Treasurer.
e. A., BREN EliKE. Jury Commissioner.
!. d. BIEMANN. State Senator
d O. NJ. DOYLE, J. L. SUANKLIN,
Representatives,.
w. g. LEE. w. llM. WOOIiN. j. w.
LIVINGSTON. J. B. SANDERS, JAS B.
,Bll lLLIPS,' Trial Justices.