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THE CHILDREN.
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-SIT,COAILLII3 DlciallaOS
'whisithe lessons and, tasks, art 4 ended,
And the school OF.the day is diazifued,
.I.As'littleones gather around me •
hid me good night sin"dlie '
the little white arine , that encircle
sty neck , in their tigtdoeembraoe,'
%! the smiles ilmt are halOS of beaten;
Lsbedding sunebinsof lose on my isoe;
ud wbch they are gone, I sit dreaming, ' .
childhood, too lovely, to last,.. j•
love ihitt 'my heart will remember,
Oils it wakes to the pulse of the past,
ter the worili and its 'wickedness made me
partierof sorrow and in ;
!heti the glory of God ;gunboat me; :
lisi!le glory of glit'dfiess
(tj slheart groNts as wealt.ssa woman's,
And Ike.fount . of feeliugs *lll flow, -
When I think of the 'paths; deg, and stony,
yher; the feet - of the dear ones must go;
Of the mountains of sin hangingp'eir them, 1
of th e tempesti of Fate, hlowing wild, -
(I‘there'.enothing on earth: hslf so holy -
Al the ittnocent heart OT a- child !
5y sit ilols of tiesrts Mid of households ;,
vl,innyira angels of God:in disguise ;,
steeps in heir
1115 i:cryftil,l Iglesias in their eyes t •
twee tnier.ts from homel nm4.lfrciin,.keavon
ney bare made me Morel Manly and:
Ind I I.now, neov, how Jesus could liken .
The kingdo& ert''Vdti to I:lpLilt
ast 'apt lifo for Gm dear ones,
1! rsdiaut, as other 3 hav i o done, • '
it that life may have just enough show :
Tetemper the•glare of thi sun;
liroihi:pray God to guide them fro% evil,
But my prlyers would bound baels2.2 vsyseli,
a:ieraph may pray ,for a sitinor;
But a °triune: may pray for Limself,
Tie twig iztso easily beaded,
!have : ANt ks - k r ed the rule Itittti the rod;
11.sve taughtidtent the goo/ness ofknowledge,
They iutvewtaugy. me the goodness of God;,
heiti is a dungednn of 4arkhests,
..11•here I shut them for breaking a rule;
frown is sufficient correction, •
1s love is the law ofrithe school.
i leave the old' holism ite the autumn,
traverse its thresklso4 no nt) . .w•; • .
Attl. hoe lit fth for e dea r oned
:hat meet me sac Moriting at the door !
1 e' atea;ies tire' "go Iniz'ats,"and the
• 7 1ad thegitish of heir Innocent glee,
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iii.grettp en - the grrn," and the flowers
Fist.r.re brought every morning for me...
R •
14111 miss them at morn, and at even—,
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iu the schoolliaml the street;
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I 64 miss the low hum of their voi*es'.
tlistrtimp . of their deli Cate feet.
When the lessors of
. 11% are all 'ended,
Ar.l death says,.“The school is dismissed
My the littlo ones gather arossrul me,
To bidtno good-night auttlie kissed.
lisCeUaiieous.
losh Billings on the Cat
, .
i hare sta , !dyed eats closely efor
. ..ails. and hay fouLd them adtkfed tew
sib; State. •They haint got affeek.
VI n, nor virtue . of enny kindi tha.,
ill Ricrateh then. •he'st fridnds 7 an d I
mit ketelt-imee unlexslthey are-!
y. h has.bin aid that th&are good I
'make up..into t,assages; but this is it,
rate int.stalie. I have in tAd by a i
tease maker tha ddn't kompare ii
ith dirge There is time thing sartin, 1 I
- ,zare i rery anxious tow liv. Yu ma Li
Ito one ir.hitle'out--and !hang him' uP4P
the tale and az soon azyoti are out°.o,
• site ho wi-b- manage to turn a bak lel
minlerlset, rind cum
,around awririto 1
i a few dais. It iz very bard work] t
' 4vie a z..t-.. If one flits carried mph 't
t a bag IA .I!iistalce a grato:AViara into '
le country, tha vvon't'Strt lost onla a,. I
I ° lloll r, lAA soon appear, tew maktk l .,
!C fanilly happy with :hare presee.ce.
41- madei ara very fond "ov cats, tor_
reeekm, f.suppose, Oat cats never t
'try ij?,tha have ever. *good a eh anei j
late iz one thing about eats I don't
'il.l - yurbtep on !self jtales byLack•
!Tit thagit mad rite orb, and make
.ato fuskabout it. , i •
There isanother thing about them,
1 ,.° 1 ` . .. 1 1 makes thbra a goOd. investment
o ;oor'f9lks. A pair lov cats-will
each Fear, withot4 any Oizilay,,
,lethirglike eight hundred per cent.
, eats
.A
it A Very J
&Milungu!ar (I,ct that eitis i
. A like l pond; 1. never knew
'etc* git drownded by acksident.—
Iltlltv creme, btzt, a name to be agin
eir religgin tew.teteh - soap: 1 Cats
it'. orgs‘have not bin able tew agre 1
' tile mttfn question ; tha both seem
:grit the atarmatiff side tow_onit:
, 1
't' , rtk If I etaild bay ml way thare
: l i , i l , ' be more eats bon, miles% that
!. h 617 R e....r,tiffeate.ov good moral
!at t er. There iz onel thtng about I
ti Ptifell seems tew me ow. be awl 4
lOC tag L..
, -n, and that is titt&, iag aich l
'"' ( "as.nr.iter a feller* window-at I
. ;t't, and then kall It Lrnuik. If i I
"° t° hl ?"ini' elloieb `,t, ttreen a-cat c
,Sil t tri ts .. l) .!_d 8 . 4 a1 . it .1 vr
. ald taste the. -
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ie Way t r url_Ailf.'o•--The, e }tint no ear— (
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Il lz likely az not tha will 11
is e u .- ka'ait a hoie lot of good i t
J I , with the , These are ml I
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INPOSTAXT
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Thi-falta*,
harms oritt .
taro artli lnl
eignatt* . v
Iconic) a la
of eleetions,i
'should give
and• fatn i iliar
proii4io:
A further euppfpment to' the, deceit:oa hiws of
, •• this Comaronwealth. .',
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re issues, B y .the act of Congress
of.ttie Unite States, entitled "An act
to, amend the several I acts heretofore
passed ,to provide, for enrolli,pg,arid
calliOg O9t the notional foreekland for
other pitriPoses," approved - lifarcti 3J,
1865, all persons. who have deserted
tho military Or' i naval set:vie(); of the!
United States, and who have' not heairi
diseharged` or relieved'frOin the!pen
alty Or (likability tberein provided, are
:deemedend ak,en to have voluntarily
lelinituishednd foreited t hiu'riltlits
it,
of eitiznsbi and their. rights; to be-
Comej ciiinens,'and are deprived of ex
rebling, 6ny.tights,ot: citizens thereof
And WMere:is, perions, not 'Citizens
ht the, United State - s are notkuder
the constitution and lavi - Of•Pennsyl-•
uania, qu'alified electors of 'Leis Corn
.
tnonwealtli. .
Sea.l. i ,Be it enacted by the'Senate
and Hotise of RepreSentatives I of the ,
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; in
General Assembly met, and it is-here
by enaated by the authority; of the
same,' That in all elections hereafter
Ito he hold in this goinatonivi, r alth, it
shall he unlawful for the judge or in
spectors iof any suzli electioni . to re--
ceive any , ballot o, r ballots from any
person or persons embraced ~lin the
proVisioris and subject to the dieabili-1
ty imposed by said act orCengross,
approve,d• March 3d, I• 865, and it shall
beinnlaWful for any such persdri to of
rex,' to v. e any ' ballot ue t!.,1.1.
.SEC., 2. '1 - That if, any such jo go and
inspectors of election, or any of them,
shall i•eceive or consent to receive any.]
, suehnrilawfil ballot , or ballots , from. 1
any-eueli disqualified Person,i he or I
they so Offending shall be guilty of a;
misdemeat.or, and upon ebtrviction,
thereof iti any Court of Quarter S*
Mons of this Vora mon wealth,l4,lititali'
for eardr,effence, be senteneed,3o'pOt
. fir,e of not less th'an one Jrandr i ed
oilers, •and ' to un'llorgo rio imprison
ment, ti.ithe jrol-ot the pro Per County
or net lesii than sixty days. ,
SEC. 3 I That if, any person deoriv•
•d of •citiienship, and disqualified as •
; . foresaidg shall_ at.any_electido here-I
latter to be held in this commo!ti 44 - al t li, I
. office r s ; ,
vote-, or tender to the hereof,
and offer to vote, a Ballot di'; haii-ots.„
any persdn,so offending shill
,be deem
al guilty i cif a 'misdemeanor,' &nd on
;onviction 'thereof in any,- - ;eol'lrt of
inartcr Sessiona• of this'. eommon•
e.alth, sirall for each offense be pun
shed iti" like manner as prvi'p(l in
he preceding section of this a s
~ 8 t, i n the I
ass ;of officers 'of election rob icing
:rich 'unlaWful ballot or ballots :l a
Sec,. 4. I That if any perton', shall I
ereafter 'persuade or advise any per
on or persons, deprived of-citizenshipi
nd disqualified j.as ' aforesaid', tb offer
n .) y , ' c b i a e l e l o t
i tj„ ,
r, o r
h ba e l r j eli ot i s ter tO iob tlo
e :fi 1
1,647
in n
his commonwealth, sad( persOb 'sn;
.
( en linA shall be platy' of 'a Mimic" ; I
loinor.- and upon conviction thereof 1
i tiny : C our tof Quarter Sessienso
t : iseonn:nwerithshallbepuiished,
1 licem:era::sprovidoi:the
9ton,dBeeiin.oftbisictinhieasel
fo:neo;el.islehelcutionirleirin4
cinawi.biioorboiiot:. . .l
scs.:Thatitshalbcth:dt)of
he Adjutant General of this cernmon
fealth to procure, from the( proper I
oflicers Of ;the United-States, certified ,
tOpies of all . rolls and records contain:,
ig calcialevidence. of thd fad Of the ,
d sortion of till, persons who were cit
i e ns of •thid,Corrirtionlealth, and , who
'q alified bfthe said u ere.dcprived of oitizenebip and die
of Congre ss XlB6s, and to cause to be
o March
✓ corded i and preserved, in books to
p ovided and Ikeot for that purposetn
h s office, fan and complete exetrnplifi
c tions of, such rolls and recorde,, anti
to cause true copies to b.:O made there
of and famished to the elerk-s of the
several Courts ol Quarter Sessitios of
this Comotookdealth accurate' dupli
cates ior exeMplitications of artelr roll§
and -records ;embedding the' names of
h such disqUalified persons 'ai bad
eir' residence within 'the limits of
a id - Counties respectively at the time
o their being • marked or designated
a dritoerters; and it shall be the;, ,
i
e oef
urdetahBmresieoiCii
the-
ffi l
uepcsrra:kntrs
Sessions
psoio o l
no,
so f enedi t o, h f:aa p oi
nait .
ad s e e,s
tt ; oh e 6ri i hsan a l l .i
carni,l iaccess{Courtsvii,tto
m at;r enn e ed f
ealib to preserve in books to' be kept
literati, and. faroish eeitified, Copies
t trefietn, en reqbest, in like manner'
in the ! ) case of other records of such
arts. --, , ~ l' •' -- •
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Sec.- Alit a certilted copy or ex--
L a of any: such . record from the
e rk of a conrt Of (Fatter sessions of
t. is commonwealth shall -be a prima
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r cba evidence before' any election
b a nd of the' fact of deserti* and
naequent.dilitbility,aold disqualifieits,
a r. as an - leli3eter: , Previded. i that if
IL y petion Auur iwilfutl ) = rise pr. pre
.e t anr - faille, fraudnlent-:or t fOrged
en /
iper= purporting' to be - a edaified
py`or trit*t as eat estiid, I,o' obld i
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oment of Dooort,ers.
ne well as sh voters,
'
st • an, attentiv e'perileal,
. L rie themselves With hi
be deemed gudtlf Of a 6hideindinor ,
arid` on • chnvit:4,on` theieof Shall be
punished as nasdemeattors itre'how
14 , law!" pufiietfikble, r And, providddii
bewever; - that if [by the , 'rodactien • of
'tt . dpilifidate 'of WA hone 1 ble disabaige
it Shall appear that; sue 1 perebsio,of
ifering to vote was in th
tea
ser
i vice tif - the - Uni ed . Sta es before and .
I at' the time of h s bein " I diaftedlate
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sueh, serViee, au. theisupon , failiii to
. reort;
r or r, in'case of t el fact, of
,de•
ser ion . 'afitestiiug by rtitied .. co-i-,iy
ii i
of is 'company toll,,if 1 ishall,appar
tf .
tha
,he,ivits'ittteclward a
L quitted ther,e •
hf, and . honorably ` discharged, snob
proof shall ,be rqeeived hs evidence to
I disproVe 'his sact--4b - fq(ialitieaCido....—
I And ptovidect,!urtber,l That if i any
person ligible to be, objedtei to as!dis
qualified, .as aferesaid f , Shall produce
before ally 'board! of 'ilkotiep officers
any false or framdulent! 'paper, 'par
porting or
. pretebiled to!be his honor•
able, discharge frpie the . Fnited States
service, le shall Ibe 4 - comed guilty of
t'forgery,, and o, convietion thereof
aliall 'be pifeished as. persons are now
by. law punishibiis'tor tbi,gery- "
Sec. 7. 'Tim; 4 slutll be the duty of
i theiodges and in'spector4,of-eler4ons
'hereafter to. be held in this -common
wealth ivbe'reyer, Chin thirne of ,a per- ,
spa offering to the.m a billot or ballots
shalt be, found urion a ce ; tined copy"or
extract *furnished by said! rolls or rec
ords by ..a clerk lof a coUrt.of quarter
sessions;., Marked as a :I' , Aleserter, or
whenever any porso,n,sh!l :be object
ed to as disqualified as i vitoresaid at
, .
'
any election . by I any q s tifled voter, i
;at the" requ est Or sugg4iition of each
person offering i a ballot ",to' etamine
such person on ? 4th' or alunation "as
to, the . fact appearing I ,fr" m 'such ! cer- I
tificate. or Sliuged,i,gitius f him by ; thel
ci.n.
elector so ~bbjectihg, and ', l ir he de9y it 1
u 4 to the reasons theofdre; provided,
howe,ver, that if any . Of lids answers ' ,
rimier such ,ex4rninati9n are 1 false,
each person's ellsyl bu d erred . gilty
o f. the crime ch perja , and! upon'
conviction th erehf • he . sh, ll bupuhish- i
et! a4 persons are now l puni ! ish,blo
by by
f law for periury. I: ' 'I i
Sc.t 8. That t shalle. the duty of
1
the Sheriffs in the'severa , counties of
thitocuinmouwealth to i sert, in their 1
proclamations oil'eleetiens - hereafter: l
1
j to be held; the first four' sections
..of
I this act, with the! preamble.therici& ~ -
Six. 9.. :Char* lbeirlai"ef , all*i-;,
es arising 'oaderj.t hii,s, act? ik shalt be
04 - tidetylr; at 4httrUtorrtti tlyiiii,t'tbei
inibttit. ire hita
in(lbf" A 0 Atetetaiihie
any question of fact as *.4'?i alleged' de.
I sertion involved ihereintupon proofs
I furnished by exempli fi cations, or: ex
tract,. from such foles midi records;du
ly certified by the prop:lr.-clerk - of_ a
court -of 'quarter Isessio4..,, w.bieh are
hereby. glade evidence, th . . , ref, and al,.
so•froin such profs . by narol as May .
fie given in evidenee by either Daffy.
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..:Two Hil::tiiillti,::k• THOUSAiini It liTME- i
EITEIIB.--16 the eise 9t.til speee!li A .. i
livered at the B ards. CM annual ih : r !
net. i nt . Edinberglil recoil' ly, Protessor i
iiiiison, who PrePesed tl etoast '.•The . l
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Poets of Scotlandi' said : oiled. made
a calculation that, • prob bIY it :the
, i
British islands at-he pi - eselip moment
tiler u fire two iiiindred.tlitumar.dlpeo,
ple writing . verse's,. [briiighter.) -I "I
stick to two hundiled,tholisand•e!xect-•
ly. I cannet give . you tithe. data'; on
which, .1 make my calcitla.tions , but
they satisfied myelf at the Moment
when . I 'niade them:. And • they are,
not only makine verses, het I assure
.ytMt making verse.'; whir.:: Would I litive,
attained a ',reputation had,. they ' heent
written in the last t eirtUrt. The (pan.
ttly.of, verse Whitili is b ; , ing produc. l
led, in EnglistOind (Trish vieliragcs,i, in
!Scotch manses, and in aillsorts of pls.;
ces, fie . utterly . en l i ornitias.' , I do not
think that it is - anyl objection to liters
tare that 'it is . bomingl voluminous ;
and OW , its practitioners are becont
i,..
ling numerous.' -Pe S : p
rhapn l
some 111,.
tutt3 . tiine the dis'fil'iCtion*Okrt rimn,will
i•be—and he Avill z be , pointiAlleut on the
streei r s as a distinguished- .man' --that
[he has not written a
_t bciekl. [Laughter.)
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' . A Nsw Holum §tatilE.--A Paris bldek.
smith has ;invented , ti' t+w syste,M Of 1
shoeing horses. Instead! of thoshoe
being placed on the' hoof Ind burning
its own resting. place, th' p eutsidcrit
the hoof is cut away around the foot
to the depth of half. a!u inch;' this:
leaves a ledge, intoivrhfchlthe Shoe fits,
and is then flush with the trog,,which
touches theground, insilead of . being
raised, as of old s I.)y- the Aloe. The
adVantageS f tritslare tfhtt the foot is
little pared and - !hat i stead of, a
heavy shoe . the animal! is shod - in':
what - tire- ittlet tuore• uthan ricing
Otitts. Th advantagoi claimed by
the inventor, are,ihat th hoise never
, thatslips the stoeS allos the foet.to
eXpand naturally, and that it lasts as
long and is as cheap at the old plan.
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A Stia,Piki;Caum.pteirr.--Lc•rd
Cockburn wee sitting op trio bilbiside
at Bonitly with a iallekerii, sind; ob
serving the sheep ) rep sing in ihe
coldest situation lemaled to
"John,-if Fiore a sheep, I would lie
on the'etbet side o f tho,
shephird Answered., "Ahk my 'lord, if
ye Lad-been a sheep bite had mair
sense!" ! ' f
Avi,reeeitgreat!ateep e chase, pear
Liverpool, i England, thirty horses
a,tartedi p ali , the favOritesiwere heifer);
and the winner. *ail a Opal: outsider,
who owner - quietly Rocketed , thre
frindred a'nttr: thiry—fiveW.tdoasand
dollare. • , .
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, 1 - -- " ,
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l i tit
dia.:4 '"
* i .'l / 11l 1.. IIBQ 6. • ' , Rasta , '
2• l l :! ' ''r '— • •:' . • 700 ..",• .....-•••••• L- '•'• , I '':•''-••
city. ' Brooklyn gitniacitigifierahle
village ;1. the ofil3l, ' ' 1 4.4, ' "10 1 , ', ,Oviing
*it' tin • toW:hog.tal:,.'' :irciley, city Imre
ci e
inprvberi . .'.'Ther'- t . ." . kitl omnibus
lineg, i railwityri i . , , 4 t f believe l lno
hacks.' Wu toole, t ' . -6 * -4fteci f in those
dale • ~ obody' WarOint,.`l The itity.
1
Hotel as . the= iiiiiyi r tailtielar4 hnuse.
In thin- : line rir liatinitai l 36`'el• tare
was' - en btantia!, tbre`,"iifirrii. - ' '.1% w ere
was a g eneral preidielillialnit • ig 'Ch.
cooking i Port' end= :''UVelitii
. ;she ry
(pule sherry ittreireV Were kdod,
and .liludeira del cie 'Ohtinipstr.e
was just coming ie,iiiil.ribMiiatativ ly
little liti•aWn ; it twaii,**rtued bofbre
drinkin4 ! The ;itialii*t 'And ha its
of New !rot* wei ninVitore aim lo I
trial' they are noW; iftcr !!Was i finite
ly.less wealth, - less hyti lees: cap."- 1
cation, -end 1 9P 8 l i
4 141 - en!. ITbere ,
~r t
were e 9 parativetyllteinptidiotng 1
There ere 133 4 11604 1. : . 'en Planes, I
no sal° ns, no' eliabi.Yilten livedl at
home. , i.e Parl niftier anal Sends
der'N.M seum ware ttWarily .plicesl'of 1
k • •amusein nt. In theSit'ailk
.1 , 44,9 r
the slap a of, dial alit ' was tar. 1
nir.hed e ar after Yfii, -- ...t th- same
families.; in the earnu - bbies the seine
faoes pr o id be ever pre.neat,' eni
ntol's,l
Garden i had %just!: beele r. epen6d, s A: ,
public rden with' likhie; - seate, lem
onade, ia and ice cream - wig new., Even 1
'porter ihOtlses: ' l ie" ' ol.iit ' itihst.tatkii,
were al Most, unlenOriii.LO' , t
"It vits at a. °rte..h ouse at 1., he'
i t .2 _ ? i. lt
corner
.° Fulton Ftva,eto c ilat the i first, 1
introdeelion of niarvarltrs '4or ;eit-+
eral reading tr ok r place:, New York
was a inore ceemornleialy g overned
city the' it is, now ; there was ii,' much
higher ;s nse of ofliciall,,tesponsibiliti ~
and municipal hotie're• fa: ere ecrferr d
on men • f high sta.(i4Nk:and char
ter. T he atandard.,haWbeati low e r d
by an ise` sat sufire i ge; .).I,ljiiiy int r
est th, 'Cr ' ;kr ' - -- `,hung of
the 'cot ' 4 :Co I.
tory a. 1 .
as a jai
1815
priptei
1 -conti
111'44,
vim ,
Enklati
athan
'10.01144
Snoto3ll
had Sarno
the gk ea,,
partnir.
"..";4;oth
moor, and was einployed . On
, reat ontei'prio of publishing
milt'. Bible; d i n .Ithat, work, I
Harperi - Wow the senior pf
publishpig house, as rny
• ;
• kill
g was ~,Jowl] ill , those days
eight .lipuis' systems
o 4
of ten a
• ,
worked thirteen hours a• day. An
incidtoit will stio:w the capacity". - Of
leading h uses add, that time. William
;Mereien, lor wbomll werked in 16117;
had an order to reprint with al'llaste
,rAlia,ttocikh, of which Single copy
had been
nn
in advance by. a shill
from Lon nn All was.. astir. The
'cases' we e manned night . 'and day;'
presses running .constantly ;, binders
were Teen creed; and 0 once,atrOn i g
Methodist as he was Mr. Slerc,teri ig•
nored the Sabbath.l .. And on theitenth
(fay Lail. liciokh in boards made its
1
'appearane . This !lams regarded . as an
achievement . : - . ThelHarpers would'do ,
it now in twentv-four liOnr's. Won- '
derful cliviges havti been wronght in '
daily journals. There Were then tWo
morning riapers,- 'Olt gazette' and .the
Mercantil . . The Ciazette rarely cow:
tabled m,e tban ti. eciturnn l and a half
,I.
of readin .matter i , land theMeteantille.i
was not Tell liettel- ' f . hOth i Werp.sttir,l
pid and birren of all interest , excePt
for their ship news'and adverthlementS;
The two +ening papers' the.Poettind
Commorci 11• r ere edited, with ability.
Tire Columbia() was semi•weekly,.-4
The M.erctn tile bad the 'largest circu 7,
hition, whlich 'l' think was less than
twenty-fide hundred. ,• There was not
in the %lib to city aSlmackpress 7 power
and capackty as is mow operating sub
terraneonsly
.beneatli the sidewalk in
front of the Times nffical ; while, illionst.
.ands pass over it unconscious .d it's
whereabouts. :AN all who . were cone
fleeted with the daily press Of ttiat
time. I believe the;; only, ,survivor is
Mr. Francis Hall, of the' Commercial;
with hall 4.dozen c'ik the then journey;
men. Fur myself. l l always; had : good
iitua.tions,l was habitually industrious,
drank no peer, and: learned from ton to,
twelve dollars a week, nist of . which, ,
after paying board,l went for! fiekets at 1
the Park Theater. I.ltechantcs,clerksl,
itc., paid three 'dollarti' a 1 week for
Ward. ' o i
' . .. 1
• -----.. ""C" - T . • -7 " --- 1 ' '. ..1
IT DECISIONS.—The Uni.
...
(Supreme has lately
‘v
.o vary important deci 7
The first, is that.; a license i from the
United States (to ;sell liquor for :in ;
stance,) dohs not legalist* a traffic reri,
dived illegal by a State law. If.3lait 7 •
sachnsetts prohibiteltbOale of liquor.
a license from the U,niCed States d et
not set asice or in's - ay:Way invalid tr
the law Of ' that State *
t I 1 - •
The second is that the several St to,
- I
have poWor to tax all sbaret,of btl
stock. ini National IM Well ls Stutz
banks, The tact that Nationalba,
are based hpen Unitedtates bo
does cot iiiterfere With' 'the,' tight
the Sitili to tax thel Oa 'arty. held by
any al ire citizens in suet' bitilts.
, =.. 1.
.1 '
PM I
. Impottia
ted Staten
'delivered
Moue.
`:i 4iiititandolph's Dea‘.
1 '1
BY inir&wYN imutoin. •
.. An; No - .1088 of 'the 'Livil
‘h , .is copied from Fraser 'e
el l
Sic ' In article entitled • 0
>S i n
-ri ti and - Lut," in wtiich the
en - 1, ketch - Cif John
- 'Randolph`
this statement:. . -
j ; 'Many i aseieitions have bee
lattrl• agiiirit Randolph's'
1 1
character, which aro utterly n
eackr-Ther..aiie• tiaceable in
,the bate .pis exalted by his- re
aeackei,. but salt more,to biscci
for l i ttle • 'gni:knelt ancf..)fanatim
by which lye was surrounde
fkassf?r.n 2 ent, years served the
dists end Baptists of 'Virg inia
Utica Ibks elsewhere; to point il
boetatious, the'allegstion bee'
on heath , ;bed, whba he coul
no lo l igeri,, he wrote. ,the wo
hie d
motfd. It has since bSen pro
al l
he sienplYiwrOte the name" of
bor.l-1 R. E. 31Orsi—Whorn be 1
to Ore .Str. Randolph Was kin]
slaved Willie he lived ; and ti
• einiat his death." '. '''.: :,' .
Vbis • statement has ;beer.-ii
;before, aed as it coyktradietsa.l
theibisto r y of that, iz'minent
her With forward that Part
deilb4tior. of, my father, Dr.
PattrSls which bears upon thi
tiod '!: The 'deposition , ; Was in - . ;
thef,•Commission ,appointed - „b
coartl to. take ' the, testimony lut
validity of
,Randotph'sl will; eil
eXtedsively publishidgir'. tho
1833 and 1813, . ;
-. ' '
Aker a look an d Interesting or.vii.i.
i Alltip i If i with 11"8 , phy i siqiun,
he , a id,!•;,l
confirm everydispositi?' n•in-m. wil,
espicially :that respeetin,cr illy slaves
whom I .rave manunxitted . , , nd for
whoni 1 have made . ptriiispn.' Be.
ing 'ield, in answer-to his iiiriii sr,:tbr ! t
his lehd'• }sad not far distant, ha app
pared.., to Make unite prep ration;
whichthereor,eonsiMred chi fly in
1 ; -•
arranging! ilia . clothes,; adjust' g his
position, - Sic , after . which, "forshnit
tim4," say . s; the depoSition, " 'e - lay
perfectly quiet. his eyes were cl osed,
and' I concluded ho was lisp sed to
sleep.l He suddenly reused fro this
itatii i with the words, ;•Remorse, re
mor'pe: It was' twice repeated; at the
last4tiMe at the top "( •li k s vei e; ovi-'
der ! il , with '.great agitation, h . crio
( i il
onti,i"Let me see the, word." i o res
ply)fellowed, having. learned.' nongh
. c , "
-or thertsharaeterot7nrilittleT) Iti - se.
eerOtin that when I - did dot, 163 w- ex:-
actlywhat to say, it was best to say
nothieig. He then exclaimed ,' Get it
dictionary;, let me see the .wor ."..! J.
Casti,.-, my ,eyes. around, and told latin 1.
believed there was none iti : , the room.
"Write it ;down, theini‘-let in 130
thaVlW:Ord.";•• -; ' , 1 1•
tit 4 ' •
1. kedp- -n ono of his Carel
. _
do - 1
the'lable--4" andolph of Roan ke-4-
and; iaquird whether I should write
qn 910, ''?Yes; ( aotbing Mora' fnop,-
er."! Then - with .my .gene 1. 1 .. ' rite,
Remise !He took the 'card Irs his
fienils.l in a hurried manner, and fal
-1
tieriq‘Vrite it on the• hack!' a exd his eyes on it with groat ntee,—
sityi, ‘.
elaitned. I did so, and hande - it ,to
hin 4 4gaiti.l He was !exeeSivel 'itgi
rated at this period,,:and rep) ted----
"IteMerse 'ii You Have I viol L idera
what it is, yoU can ilforfrn .en
idea. of it w - hateier'i .it l has cons
tribut,64 to 'bring me
.tomy prase t sit-,
Luatihiq, but Ihave looked to the Loril
;Jeans Chrit,:cand hope I hive o taint
ied Pardon." Re then; said,' "No , let
John (his 'body. servant) (take you'r
penCil•r•andt draw a line unde . the
word; which was accordingly °PC.
1. ,
I inquired' what was to be done
, and
dorie with
the
; Cal:di , ( ( Tut it in your p
tak pare of it; .' -and when I am dead,
1•look, at it.",' , ' ' I ° .
Thirty-two years have passed since
the:fletith of Randolph, ana us e oe-
Oupked'a prominent place in Am rican•
history, it is .important that the facts
I . ttteilding bis death should n t bp,
misrepresented. Th e. .:lireuntstaneds
attending that event 'made a deep im•
pressiob,_ not only ..wibere ' his death
ocedrrall,. tint in the southern. S tates a
of the tinien. • - t i •
.1 ' , —l' * ---- 77, ', ' 1
CIIEEBITIi ' .--- - atitimus Ward', i de-,
, i •
. ~ ~. .1
scribint his journey from Cilif rain.,
'1• I - '
says: "- he 'driver -With whoin sat
outsidoi ininred me ' as Wci s nwly
if in .l-•••
rolled down the fiarfni Motintai• r oad
which l l ooki l down on' either sid , :into
an appalling ravine. Chat 'Gs ha" (mot
acciderlts,
_in, his timo that' cos - the
Cal ifer Pia Stage Company a g.rea de
1 • •
of rneuey, "because,' - sai; l l : t he,-! , uri
is akin lus op„ rinciple;a d over m:
who. sue ', na i nsure to recover. ui„,
‘3_
will'ineVer be so agin, net With In ,y 4
bet I"i' I ' . 1
1 ',." 1 ,11.
"it ow ' is, tliat?" 1 aski. - It ' w
frighthilly ;dark. It *as ilia . it
vrittitn„on aotwithstandinitheh k
were •ke ti hard. -down, the.. ac
ac
slevied i wildly, often ' fairly. t'ou hip
the liiitile,-, of the .black pr,eeipi e.-
"El4w tti'',thitt ?" l' said. 'Why, yc
see ,$' he reiiiied "that corpses ev4
suelforldamages, but =paled p op
do. I•And the ifeit'time' 1 ha , a
t
1 , overtoi re, I laball •go renn& and ee
I € l fullY examine the passengers. - be
el as IS deaci I Shall let alone ; I: ' hat be
1 as iii mutilated I'shall finis wit ti
1 king' bolt! Dead folks don't sue. hi
;ain't on iti.", Thus. with l anecilof
... I did ibis driver cheer me up. -; •
lcri .
1
e " Ady'af3lidn of a wife at forty,' ea
>f Seriold;:"o,ltbat a . man. should b . at
Y 10 cliftnge tier, lika
,s ))iinii•piA: -
fwal,tmenttea." -.. • .
MI
El
•:' , l i.l. ?.i ) ' ? +', '4,,,J.: , J1 )z i
.1
,bl-iB . thed - 1818.
The State of - the . South., -
!Bed:
, The leciospirators who' ,havii bean
trying force ,the. revOltixf States
back' into the Unionoipon the - Pies.
that th l ey. are now lois l and trusty
are ap palled at the testimony. produe. ,
ed Wore the - Reconstruction
tee, which has partially been lard
fore the public, Fronil this testimony,
which :Cornea from witnesses whose
veracity cannot be sknestioned; -it 'is
Wear 'that this's is' such. thing as
. 4118 'loyalty in the its
Peoplc . !eubmit to what they cannot
help, , but are still as hoitile to' the
GoVeintiont as - ever. The' substance
of the testimony is thus tersely sCitth
ed by the -Washington Chronicle,:
.I. That. there' is throUghoutl the
South tt,jeneral hostility ItelWara the
Gbvernment of the United States and
a manifest - , ladispositicrn .;upon,the
part c,,f l itho people,,espeoially the ar.,
Boned !gaiters and politicians,. to; au,
vopt ibe results of the rebellhm.•
II.: That there •is a disposition
to prescribe; Unionists,. -;whether
four.d in the South, Or doming from
the IsTorth, or in other itordslto make
loyalty'odioas -and : treason - resPepta . ..
atid:9l:at there is an uneencealed
htitreC,to*lticl, the freedmen, and
-4 rat desire toi •oss theM.
g Age,
1643 1'
trglayt,
wi itir,
ukakcs
•
, 01130—
ersomd
found.
art to .
entlose
ntemtot
1 wits
• d., Ire
.140 h-
• V4l- 1
rir, ex-1
1g,4,13at I
speak
d, Re
ed tbit
neigh.:
ieeire4ll
I to
)ec,aiedH
bushed
fact in
Map, I
of the
Uoseph
gees
,ado to
r the
to the
d Was
years
:general; desire toioppre,
:Thut whir as all the 'elements
of goOd ekt r izenship are concerned, the
negroi3s , a e better iprepared; for en.
,
franchisement tnari L the poor, whites.
They,are .more - loyal, more industri
ous, more anxious to obtain SIT vduca•
tion, and .better -able, to take l l care..pf
themselves and'those dependent upon
them.. ' (
IV.
,That there is a Wide spread
desire upon= _the ..part of : _the more
wealtbi. and: irifitivntial of, the late
Itrilitore'to assume the rebel. idebtlind
to demand coir'penststion for[their
erated sitaves. • - _
V: That the'genitine •'opaline-of
the South. are. for obvious reus9us a
guinst L$ admission of the lute rebels
1 to power, either' in the State or Ntt
tionnl Government., .
NIL ?That the tn'agnanimoUs policy
of - the Qr overnmen t` has not , been re-:
ciprocated, and . that Alac pardoning of
the leading rat)ela bag bad s aw injuti•
one effect:alma the .work o 1 restora—
tion, and has to 'discourage
• I Tag !abaci Record slow LOA figirt:
Gould, '):if Titusville,. requested Mr.
Burtis w. look alter hts well , on Pithole
Run, niar Dawson.Centre, Ito see if
wax well," and when Mr.l B. Went
up th re'posnnoitie the premises, le, and
behold, isome ,vagabond of the baser
soft had. actually, stolen the` engine,
tools, ti)bing, engintii house, deriiqk,
samps3ri post, and the entire thing,
leariiig. nothing but the hole, and it is
feared the scamp will 'como back' and.
dig up [the hole and sell, it for
.pump
logts. I ', ' '
ft oin
MEE
• i
DlBl,O AL AEI' JIVER --(MO 01 the ,
speakers of the. Indiana Democratic -
State COnvention said :
~ ,W hiare we permitted to assemble
in peaceto-night ? Is it because we
are ar.y More loyal than we. were three
years age? TVe are not any more
loyal !" . ,
Treevl words were; never spoken,
and they apply as well to the ecpper"
beads o i f PennsylVania and all the
other Stites, as to those of; Indian's,
Accoamsa "to ILBabinet, ayiench
savant,' the coming summer will be
very hot. All the springs, he states,
will be' dried up; for, when there is no
snow there 'are Into fountains. It is
the snoii. alone which moistens the
earth internally. Rain water does
not penetrate sufficiently, being car
t led off 'rapidly by ,evaporatnin,except
in vioode:i districts.
RESERVED FOR JtiericE.— It was
stated some time ago that the Presi
dent hadi prepared a list of five hurl.-
dred rebels who „had beers most cone
spieuous, for their treason, for trial as
boon as the coats 410 ye organizlld and
it would be safe to begin proceedings.
This is repeated, and
_there is reason
for the Wild that the statement is on
gnod autbority. • •
A eclitar '!down Ease wants, to
'll' know whY editors are not blessed with
tal donation 1 vitts, as clergymen are,
138 since ,it I's - well knewn _that they are
1 . ~ an proverbial fir their kindnesa of heart,
11 . works uf;lbenevolence and excessively
on tender disposition, to anybody and
everybody, who has 'ena awfully bad
naxe to grind. ' '
g t •
, THE mllengS of ' lar,; i .Goodwin, the
c : delegate " from Arizonail' reaches The
° g respectable Sum of s7,op. Mr. Good
, win is the prince of good fellows, but .
it'wnuid have been-:much, cheuper ,to
118
send hird'or, as freight
r- Loyt ie a aeVerti critic. :Hato can
m pardon niore than lOvv. They whd
In aspire to love worthily; subject
selves to in ordeal more severe than
'any other,l.:,
F ,
Dimularr sounds • travel with di,f
fereut degrees of velocity. .A call to
yid dinnerNvill run over a On acre lot its
a minute and a half,Thile a sunalcicdis
to' work will take frqm five . tr► ter._
~niintttee.:lr'• .
for
F
MMEMMM
.1 ' ~,.'";;
~~:~~
NE
MI
OE
MEI
- *A 121111 = 151111 . - " L - 6 41
. 1 1illtivissertekst• tIW4I4Z-4 . :,
. - *.1 1 44., r 3° 101 141 1 . 1t
50 teats. A Wmal,.dypolult. made youFg.
ad l ie zt i s eii o o4 : o o ol2 4 l444r4llll.2 -,..1 °1 t
° P iai °T.4iO *Oli - v 3 r/ 111 !° of Ifs
L ,anred
7 Speelal notices 2151ise eerit.: ilditTon
alai =atm r"
!Ards; 75 Walk . I , l ',llne 'thr4 ee
tisfdlo4,lo litiath!i;,Aeligeoui,"[MUsA
api! pther trawl
ONII
, t
Sawing Manure.. I— *
, .
fivery•man.oloommon Awns*
.razuf.t .
admit that the rules to be , adoPted.for
a rational :sjr,stent Of • saiing. \ plantrs.
must be 'based On, the nr:WlOdg.s. l fit .
ehanges that oontir in the
its\plitreraction,arid it is in e itee44lauce
w,ilhh. our pment, knowledge-Or:Alla
rocess that we !ex down' the &pew— .-
ing, rules iriaelation to "it. 4.
Plrat.- The ground aeleZted Ira.' the
- depOititioti of",stablo nsauuroehOtildlie .
even„ in order perrnit the t elqual '
distribution of the ; manure- on .
thus seeuriktO the heap uniforinitY]in
thiekness., Only`, to tlids'esse the pro,.
ceas of pritreitietion**ill proceedmek. . •
ularly in every part of.the..heAt.l-iind , ',._
its body Will prove to ha of, s, heragebF . ',..
genecus character. r . •.1 cl;
gecond.i The Manara should be pro-
teeted against tiro' direct ear lel the .
sun; in order to the too rapid
,advanee of ... putrefactive Process.
and .a consequent generation. 4iheat
which *ill incur a Cortsiderabletle!ls:of ~."
anunOilia. Vraetical,' :Exp - eniierkta
made' with weaglitir •or'tstitifte
manure piposed to-I,W) sun,-art.C.witti
that ander over, show theo,..4cekof
tbe litter 'lt/ be, wrthin a.certito3 time, -
skint tiventy-tive
.per - , bent: ,great4r
than the former, : • `l. ".• 11 , ' 4 . "
Third. The mar.nre heap-abould' tic '-
kept moderately - moist; if, it boo
dry, tile degiee of heat then ,prCtitae.oo
will volatilize ammonia • toto
.an acid humus *ill be Ibrined.*hicli;
being
, sibable in water, acts vety .
Tiousiy cin vegetalition. Id-':order it
t
to attaia,lthia lead tthe'oettrid
Aigh_tlyt irsclined;,and ail the.l i fluid
that7runa 'from the, be - a - p:be eellectod
in• a. pit',.from" whiph.,,it 'may froailtime
to time be scattered river, theliesP,—; - ' -
Dr. •• James liigyinga , 1 .
•!
Points of a Breeding Bo7sr•
•
. .
A correspondent ot, the. ''ratr,l4 .
_Farmer gives . ' the. following as, his -
views on this - enbied;4 , ' , ' 1.
!'ln the first : place elo should be
sqqare-built,' haie ' a• -short 'mei& 'and
short - ears; short' i leks and oitek, With
the latter holleTer bent,. ,ShOulders
c (n.
should - be heavy d deep :-- Never let
her raise gigs til she : is a Yeisr old..
"and never butthe first year!
Then if she prov a 'good 'fruitier let t
her raise two litters peryear Jispeek
of her
.heing, a gof3d milker,' . : Thie ,is
ai.:eseential is.e; ; breeding±W.444,,a..;
goad, tuare - c Such:an animetw:lll - raili
bisfOiek filkiAti, d'*loiiititiol: tirie l*ig
e r.y will .Pe„be.tter hogs for. intitititir:
':"I find:titt - ha'sty prOtling and Milk
for the , s 4 per and_breakfast,and corn .
for dinner, 'constitute a very good diet
for the breedingeow. , A great liany
farrnera have fallen into an - error in ,
not allowing plenty of Straw for abed. '
?lany. ttuild,a . warm pen in order to ;
avoid giving her. much. straw,. ~1 Let
her: run' the I straw stack and she
-.will 'build' a i riest to suit 'herself. '.lf
this ' io npt convenient, she should hai'M
plenty .of straW4 in. the ;pen. 'Attend
to tirese natters and Lwill warrant
'no trouble in raising-pigs in, the. %wid
est ; of' weather." 4 -.' , ' . '1
ibOtit Vitiating Orchards.
This is often done inAhe: isprirg .01
the year,and it isle very bad, practice' '
then. B ut ifdonein the fall'or winters
it is'a very good bue, 7 / The best Wish
we know of for, trees in. the springis
strong_ lospl ;suds- , If the trees are .
old, and the bark, clings to them, it is
better to scrape them thoroughly with
a sharp_ hoe befOre applying the soap
suds. Then 'make the suds strong;
and -wash thoroughly the body; and '
larger limbs - , Ol the tree.. It . inutel:a'
Marvellous difference in the thrift., of
the tree, and in its productivenesa-r,
We .know old
.orchards thns tresitect
the, past season, that' • produced lade
crops. f • •• ' •
It is not too late to whitewash Uses, -
It may be done any time before.tlte
sap starts in spring. dt. warm, thaw
ing day shoUld be chosen. Regarding
this condition, the sooner it is applied . !
the better. `,.lt kills inseete, ipo -
.action of the ; frost upon,,lt r togsiher .
With .the spring scraping and washing •
recommended above, leaveti, the bark , -
clean, and healthy, Yearly, to ilinitnats
the greatest- amount
- of-sap, Produce.
the largest.. 'grOWth of wsod,'ltpd'Pel
feet the finest fratt i .yre have - tried -
it, and. know wo speak.•: --1
Rural New' irorkerT
Misirig thAitoe;s.
We met with it fattier list weeks ;
whom:' we know„.to be tory sueeessibl
in,his agricriltural operattonbut: who
has : Bonito "netiotfe of ~ hie. Ow.n. about •
firming. - Amorg otherl,thinm ho
said.that he alway,s gets a hetter,crop
of ~p otetoes I when ho inikes:togetber
\ ll
several kindis., , Ile ,says that. iry u.
take the Berard ktpda and plant the --- , -7
separately on - the same piece. of lan ,
and
.thon. plant :another similar . Plee!o
with. them truxelf;_that, the latter-Will.
be - a, - 3atzerercip - thap the forater.—+
The idea was new. to us,. We thought.
' it' at: rttst imly z a 7MT:but as -110,:t _
ways' has gob& eropi, we did uet like
to let! him off: withmit-an investrAirr:
1 tion. What i think you; brotifer-lat.
1 mers . ?-ilaiite Farmer. , -..• ! -
Tui.vegetahte gardesis,near Norfolk,
Va., promise large crops, amiecially Of
early potatoes andikonateep. •
.. r rOADS Ara tie "ve best ro:.ol3tiß
-ofcabb l ege agiiinst -
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