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UILY WA1TINU, A very aged man in an alms-house wa' asked what he was doing now. He replied, "Only Waiting." Only waiting till tli shadow& Are a little longer grown; Only waiting till the glinumer Of the day's last beam is flown; Till the night, of earth is faded From the heart once full of day: Till tle stars of heaven are brenk;ig Through the twilight soft and grey. Only waiting till the reapers Have the last. siiet gulihered IUe, For the summer time is faded, .\nd the autumn winds have come. Quickly, reapers! gather quickly The last ripe lours of my heart, For the bloom of life is withered, And I hasteu to depart. Only waiting till the angels Open wide the mystic gate, At whose G'ut I long have lingered, Weary, poor and desolate. Even now, I hear their 'oltsteps, An,l their voices far away If they call me, I in waiting, Only waiting to obey. Only waiting till the shadows Are a little longer grown: Only waiting till the glimmer Of the day's last beani is flown: Then from out the gathering darkness. Holy, deathless stars shall rise, Ily whose light rMy soul shall gladly Tread its pathway to the skies. Tit DUTY OF TIl'. SOUTt.-The plamn duty of our people, it seens to us, is to pursne quietly their several avoca tions. Plant, and sow; reap and gather into their barns ; rebuild their d wellings, improve their soil, cleanso their towns to avoid the "pestilence wlich walketh abroad at noon-day"; be frufgil and in dtistrious, and eat. no bread of idleness; educate their children; and do all in their power to mitigate the sufllerinigs of the worthy around them, regardless of race or color; and leave polities, conlsti i utional atmendments, test oath. ke., to InIh R- construction Commiitte', to Con gress, to President Jolimson 'aln to the Supremie Court of the United States. G"hlsboro ( C.) XCCs. TIll. CIVII. HZImu-rs lnr. -Alh , in a special dispatch to the Nun (f yes erdlay, says: A s tie frienlds of the President, ar( r in-i. an Ii mody opposed to tih, Civil RIights bill, it is presumed i hat he would Iave signrl(ed it at onceo if li. approved it. 11e wolhl lidly hold it. sevent days tunless he has hlilumd Ferlitis objections to it. II i. voto, if one is sent, w%:ill be an argni 11eit ba.sed tupon Clst investigation Of law and lhets, wliebl is more 1timn it has TecVived inl Conigrless on either id Ma')y Rk-piublicans g'e it up to-dal that lie wall veto the hill. A treiendotis spehlating ring has been formed here to devfeat, Mr. McCtl lUchl upoin his loain policy. AVe rjoice at the statenient m1ade by the Montgoniery . (Ivertiser, that a large porntionl of the negroes in Alabama have -turned to their former labors, and that the fields in that region begin to assume tie appearance ofothier days. The mer chants, too, says the same paper, are now busily employed; the mechanics have work to do front morn to night, and every departmenit of life is carried on with the same energy that it was be fore the wvar. In the cellars of the Baron Rothschild's mansion Rite Lanfit.te, Paris, are twenty four thousand bottles of every species of A the wines existing at thae commencing of this century, from the Lachryma Chris ti, wvhich every visitor to Naples hats tasted, to the purple-tined sweet wines of the Cape; from the common wines of the Macon vineyards to the rare vini tages of Miedoc. The valuie ofthtis col lections amounts to about fifty thousand Twenty-eight millions of bushels of salt are annually consumed in the Uni ted States, of which amount about one. htalf is imported. The quanitity of salt manufactured in this dountry is steadily oin the increase, and perhapsin ton years will b)ecome sufficient to supply our wants without any importation. Letters from East Indios represent the cotton trade greatly increased dur ing the last year over the previous one. Tihe receipts from thei vatius1 Indian pro vindes amounted to for'ty thousand bales-three times tho ainduht of the prevIous year. The Lond~on 'AVmee has, a daily cIrcu lation of about 60,000 copies. John. Wtalter. the present publisher, is tie third of that name. who hias been con. A nected with the paper, it 'havin ~ben 1 sttartedl by his grandfather on the 19~ January, 1 785. Governh04%; of the United otste& President-Androw, Johnson, of Tennep see. . Secretary. of 15tato-W. 11. Seward, of Rew'York. , Secretary of War-Edwin M. Stanton, 4f pennmylvanilt.. Postimaster General-Wlia Dennison, ofOhio. Secretary of tio Navy-Gideon Welles; of Connecticut. Secret-- ' th interio-James lfarlpti, r!wa. Secretary of tho .Vreasnry-Hlugh Mcul Lough, ofillinois. Attorney General-James Speed, of Ken ucky. President of the Senato-Lafayette S. 'oster, ol Uonnecticut. Speaker of the louse-Schuyler Colfak, of Indiana. ' 1UPEMY COURT. Salton C. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice. 1. James M. Wayne, (eorgla. 2. Samuel Nelson, Now York. 3. Robert C. Orier, Pennsylvania. 4. Nathan Cliford. Maine. 5. Noah 11. Swayne, Ohio. G. Daniel Davis, Illinois. 7. Samuel T[iller, Iowa. 8. Samuel F. Field, California. LIEITFNANT GENERALS. Wingfield Scott, Virginia. Ulysses S, Grant, of Ohio. Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas, Dela wa re. Judge Advocate General, Joseph Holt, D. C. Quartermaster General, Montgomery C Meigs, of Pennsylvania. Tim W11ite "as's Paper. TilE NEW YORK DAY BOOK. A FIRST class weekly paper, in favor of . the Constitution as it Is, and the Union as it was. The Day Rook is not reprinted from a daily, b.ut is made up expressly for weekly circulation, with a careful semmary of the news from all the States, and all parts of the World, with market Iteports, Agricul. tural, Finance, Literature, &o. TE RMS CA SH-IN AD VANCE. One copy one year $2 00 I b1rco copies one year 5 60 Five copies one year, and one 6W the getter up oftlie club, 10 00 Tell copies one year, and one. to the getter up of the club, 17 00 Twenty coples to one address 30 00 Ol subscribers to the Day Bbo bhrough out the Southern Stat.es, will receive the value still due (hem, by notifying us of the present postoffice address. Send for a specimon copy, which will be sent. postage free, on application. AIdress, giving postoffice, county and State in ll. VAN EVRTP, O103'ON & CO , No, 162 Nassau Street, New York. For sale by all news dealers in cities and towns. oct 24'65 T'ite .ally &xpress, PETERSBURG, VA., "AS entered upon I fftenth year, In a I. enlarged fori with new type. under luapices highly flattering. It has a large and rlaily imereasing circulation , and offers to mer. -haits an-J others deairinir to communicate evith thesouthern public, advantages surpass. d by none. ADVERTISING RATES: ONE SQUARS rwo weeks---'-.-.-----..--..-9 6 00 Demooth..---------.... . .600 I'wo months .....-............... l 00 Thiree months ................... 15 00 ;ix 1nonthe ......... ..... ....... 24 00 Dne year........................ 40 tO TWO SQUARs rwo weeks -..--....------ ....1000 Dno month.................. . 00 rwo months... .......... - 1 0 l'hreo nionthl.t ...... --.......8 00 ix months .......---.....30 00 Jne year................... 600. Persons desiring a greater quantity of space han abwvedesignated, will be accommodated mn liberal terms. SUB8CRIP TION R AfFS:. ingle Copy, (mailed) 6 ets. Jnc month,, do 75 , Fbsee months, do *2 00 lix months, do 3 00 )neXear, do 6 0f A . F. OR UTCHFIELD & Co.. oct24'65 Petersburg, Va. CVERYBODPI SHOULD HAVli A COPY Interuni Revenue Osaide, E ING an abeti-act of the internal Revenue, a full Direct, (or Land) Tax Laws of the: sited States, with tichedutes of Taxation, ,icensea, Stamp Duties, Exemptions, show.' ng the Rates under the various Tax Law lace July 1, 1862, and intended for the gene. al information of the Tax-Payers : to which a added an Abstrar.t of the Acts of Congress assed during the Wa'r, relative to Abandon. d Land. and other matters of general inter at. By E. J. Elford, Attorney at Laws ireenvi lie, 8. 0., Aseessor of the Internal tevenue Tax for the rhird Collectioni District ni South Carolina. The Hook will contain about 72 jiages, and sill be Issued in r few weeks. Price eencon >cr copy, with a liberal discount to thi trade. Orders must bEaccompanied with the oasih to ~cure attentIon. A ddress, G. E. ELFORD, Publisher" oct 24'65 Grednville',S.'C. Time intelligenoeg., 'Ur'uasD Wagjy AT ANtDanse 0. p., 5, 0., ~T IIOYT & HIUMPHREY9 A 'J Three Doligre per annefe ins U*lted 4"1 Pitea curreney, or Two bolr * -RATB OF AD ZRe~5,e 4dereents lnserfid at, t 'rteg of guare of t 10f ,Au (n4ti; ansd Fifig x' J~ aeV t*iet nertion. Qbtu N6Mr age otios ch'fge fr at oo 2#6'8 WINNSBOROr TRI-WEE..T.q NEWS BY GAILIRD & DESPORIN, The people of the District ure respectfuiyI solicited to give Ilse oGM EWN"theirsoopport. A District Papershoul4 fl11d ill way to every fireside les itsowna DI,trket. IT CONMINS THE LATEI GENERAL M TEHLGENCE, AND A, VARIETY 09 READING MATTER INSTRUC TIVE AND ENTETANN. ALL KINDS OV JOB WORK "EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH, AND AS REA. SONABLY AS CAN BF DONE ELSEWHERE, SUCH AS POSTERS, DILL-HEADS, CARDS, LADE LS, BLANKS &C., &C., &C., -------- OUR ORTZGm 18 IN THE fliAK OP LAPiiOW' DRUB STORE, WIKI WBWILL B FOUND AT ALL TINES. A LL BCN0 LAW DINKS KarIh 9 1846. Th.ed'sgien Daplw News. A 6 native CarolinIan, 'the pulilishers Will aturalllook' ttthe interest of their own State, and t,o that of the South: and as 0ltizens Of the United Slates they will not be wa4ting in the proper amount of de votion atid respect for the Geihoral Govern ment. - Every -effort sballobe mad6 to make the DAII,Y NE VSa first olas newspaper, and in every way worthy of the patronage of the public. Our terms, for the present, will be at the rate of $10 per annum. Bubscriptions re ceived for 8, 0 and 12 months, payable in advance. Adverti8ing.-One square, ten lines, one insertion, One Dollar and Fifty Cents. Each continuation, Soventy-ftvp cents. Less than a square, Fifteen cents per line-for first insertion ; Half Price for each continuation. Postmasters and others throughout the country, who may Interest themselves in procuring subscript ions, will be ahowed the usual per cent age. CATHCART, MoMILLAN.& MORTON, Proprietors, No. 18 Hayne St. Charleston, S. C. oct .24'65 PROSPECTUS OF TiR Weekly Record. T Ii sibscribers will commence in the T City of Charleston, early in Novem ber, a Family Journal, to be known as the WEEKLY RECORD. It vill contain eight pages of fine paper and clear type, and will make when bound, a volume of permanent value. While containing all the lat est religious Il'igence front the Churches at home and eteoad, it will also contain a weekly digest of social, mercantilo and political inteh1 gence, as well as general information on literary, setentafo and agricultural subjects, making ajurnul acceptable to the city and: county reader. Minsters throuiout the South, acting as agentr and reoceving subscriptions, will be entitled to a copy. TunS. For one copy for-sir monthi, $2 00 Fov une copy for one year, 4. 00 eT.Un-RATr F'or ten' copietto one addess. for six months, $10 00 For tew copies, to-one-addres&,. for one year, 80 00 All subseriptinne tiodiate from the firs of the mionell in which- received. AIVIRnTIHINO RATXR. One square $2 00; every subsequent in sertion $1 00. Contrtcts made on reasonable terms. 1Y. 8. BIR D, F. A. MO00D. Address " Weekly Record," Keyllox No. 1. oct 2'11. Pr1ospectlls of North Carolina Guardian. T HE undersigned will issue, commencing on the first day of a3anuary, 1860, in the city of Charlotte, N C., a daily and tri-weekly newspaper under the style and title of "TIlE NOIVTII CAROLINA GUAR DIAN," which shall be devoted ospecially to the dissemination of the latest. news, and the guarding, with an eagle eye, the inter eats of the Stato under the 'onstittion, and in conformity with the laNva of the United States. There will also be issued, from the same office, a weekly paper under the style 'and title of "TIE CATAWBA WATCHMAN." The terms for the DAILY GUARDIAN will be, for one year. $7.00; six montls,'$4.00; three months, $2.50; any less time $1.00 per month. Tun TRi-WavRLY GUARDIAN will be sup plied to subscribers at $5.00 for twelve months; $8.00 for six months; $1.75 for three months, and veventy-five cents per Mth for any less time. 'dinary advertisements, occupying not more than ten lines (one square,) will be inserted in either of the above publications at seventy-five cents for the first insertion and *fty cents for.each subsequent insertion. Larger.advertisements In exact proportion. Libei-al discounts will be made for con tract advertising. The WaEKLY WAToRMAF will be furni'sh ed to subscribers at $2.00per annum, single copy, and to a club of five for $7.60, to a club of ten for $12.60, and to a club of twenty -for $20.00, with an eKtra copy to the getter up of clubs. All orders should be addressed to J.1E. BRITTON, Editor and Proprietor "Guardian," Charlotte, N. C. jg Editors will confer afavor by giving the above, with this note, a few insertions, at least, In their publications, and entering the "NORTH CAROttNA GUA3DIEN" upon their ezehange lista. J. E3. B., ,December 8, 1805. Thae OS,utiseruar, PUBLIsRnD WEEKL,Y AT DABLINoTON, 5. 0., DY J. 2k, DROWN. 'ERaf8 of mqbeoription---To subso on our bodew, $8,M9 to new. hers, $4. Adveeiseeteper squ Mest ilnsertion, .$1.50 , esoE mubseq r. Advetisment no dfOr avance will be consbqit 41,ud be eharged aeq4vay dvrtise nleste mn~ l 1tQ U Adver tiiement4 y a 4 number in. a 4 pntiU for e 24 65 ItA, Pree.. .B y'WM. . IMIT i & CO., Field and Fireside o1ok Publishing ilotse, 58 Fayelteville St.., Italeigh, N-. t. NAMELESS: ny N11. FA%4Y NURDAUIGH DOWi$d. One vol. 10 mo; Fine Cloth, Price $2.0' This is a thtilling story of heart-life and th fashionable world, and aside frot an abeob. ing plot artitcally interwoven, it abounds Ire sukgestive thoughts and descriptive passages, g.r ad and exquisito ih charapter and finish. MOSSES FliOM A ROLLING STONE; BY TENBLLA-blAaY XAYARD CLARXR. Author or "Reminidlenses of Cuba," "Wo6it' Notes," '-Translationsof Maguerito," "Lady Tartuff'e," etc. One vol., 16 mo cloth, ...........Price 81.25 Contains cothplete poetical writings of the pipular authoress. and Is a brantirul setting of all the sparkling diamonds that have ben found clinging to the ..rolling stone" of a great life, as It washed with the obb and flow of the seething tide of Thought and Inagina. tion. TH E C11A NG E, OR A Slatement of the Reasons and Facts which made me a Baptist. BY rEv. T. B. KINGSBURY. One volutiac, 16 mo, cloth, .......Price $2.60 But few writers wield a pen with such con aumntate skill, grane ind vigor, as Mr. Kings. bury. Iis book has received the moat hearty nid earnest critical endorsement of Elders V E. Skinner. J. D. luffiman, Editor Biblical Re. corder. N. B. Cobb, Cor. Sec. N. C. Baptist Board of lissions, and other eminint Divines, "No lap(ist family should be withott it. No opponent of tho laptit should faIl to road It." oct 19'65 Tivc Sontlers Express Cosupajoy OFFElt unsurpassed facilities for tho ship. nent (fron Auguata and points South,} or Cotton. Cotton Giods, and heavy freights, for Savannah, Now York, and all points North. and West. rbrough receipts given on which insurain Can be effected at lowest ratrs, internal RevenueTax will be pai,1 or bonds given by this Company, in accordanco with regulationsof thl United States Trioaanry Do. partnFoont. For particularsannd rates, Inquire of South. ern Ex treas Coin pany. This Conpay I now prepared to ror-ward GOLD AND SILVER COIN, CURRENCY PtRCELS, AND FREfGIITS, To Petersburr, Va.,' Lynchburg, Va., Danville, Va., BriFtol, Tenn.. - G-eentboro'. N. C., Salisbury, N. C., aleigh, N. C., Weldor,.. N. C., Goldehoro', N. C., Wilningion, N. C., AND TO WAY sTATIONs ON Tn E VirginIa and Tennnasne Railroad, South-Sid Railroad. Peteroburg Railroad, North Carolina llaIlroad, Itih and Gaston Riailroad, Wil. miiton and Weldon Railroad, and Westnk N. C. Railroad. LETTERS, MONEY PACKAGES AND SMALL PARCELS, ro Columbia. S. C., Charleston, S. C., August,t, Ga., Favannah, Ga., %1i(on, Ga., Colunbus, Ga., Mobile, Ala., Alontgumery, Ala., Selma, Ala., Jackson, Mae., New Orleans, La. AND TO WAY STATOINS HN THE Cthnrltte & S. C., Rillroad. South Catolina. Railroad, Georgia Railroad, 5lacon and West. orn Railroad, Atlanta and West Point ail. road, Southwestern Railroad, Southern gail. load, and Alabama and Mississippi Railr(od. All Goods shipped by the Adams and iaWen Express Companica. and marked t) the taro of the Southern Express Company, will be promptly forwarded to destination. Freights shipped by stenaship to our care will be forwarded by Express without charge for commission and drayage. Iforders are left at our Office, goods will b called fbr and forwartcd by first express. ADAM.S EXPR ESS CO. oct 19'65 THE 40 11ittRer A A I&-1 t.k I B Y the First of October, or ns soon as the mails are re-es(ablished, I will re new the publication of the "CHIRISTIAN INDEX" and the "CIL1D'8 INDEX" Ihave been publishing. Price of -'Index," por annum $3 00 Price of "Child's Inaox," " : 50 Itioney may be remitted at onee, as my de termination is positive. Mly desire is to se cure a large subscript ion list with which to begin, and I issue this prospectus that sub scrlbers nmay have time to forward their re mltt.ane. It ia6my Intention to issue first class pa pers, and no paIns or expense will be spared to secure that end. The best *w ,eand correspondeats will be seured,'WdI lhe bighest religIous and lIterary talent wIl% given to the papers. The CNILp,P . PF4IR will be profusely illustratedan in every sense, be made to conform to ' new title,- - Thae claIId's Deilgist. .Money may' be'sent by Eiprs.op other wise- --f by Express, at my V, if the ex press receipt is sent, te, on te resumption i Iy onnecroe 8h tNo- firmn of J. W. Butrke & Co., iu~ss ted but I will estab Ish an omegia en, Ot, whet-e cotomu at.cation, tha .e addreed SAMUBL BOYKIN. U2ALY and Weehly. 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