1111
;
T e A. - r steb
„,1, 11 futliehed Every Wedi4edl4;
Di TRIP BUILDAWO,
TOP 4.. 1a5,47.121:?/.. I •
0 0,,coti , pet annum AnA.dvancie.
. onLe t era and - contrihutions,' by snail,
.4111 hive iroavt attention.
W - 6',APiD, Editor 4. Pripiielor,,-
mOOll - E'S . DRUG STOAE„,
, ',-
• ;
14Iay be found the best ottment iVf
e-r
WE cl a 1 33. ei
„ TET M
" crl NETS
1:1
nd
13x•anclies,-
t, s i 1 ,4
STUFFS:I
AR`iieLe B SPA P_S
;
• I
I.J.
P E 1: 'EDIGINEB
. . •
the uc9l tinality, l and
wid pliesitar than can be - bought at any
- .tiner Vrug titore:in the county.
pv.y.cpPtis ,F-RinxiO l itls 75 cont 2 per; box;
Clark - ; $l.
.1 4. Ttia Largest ekoOk of ~
j,
,opan , ' 'Lath p".'l'rirnminys; Lanterns,
-. •'latirierti, ll 7 lnilow Glass
~. -,
. • ,
and Putty.
ileror-c, ..red .Alisiric iictlie city . , at' .Ipore's
Drug 1 51. , ...1 e, ..Lr44.1 sold cheaper than can. be
boil: t• any wit'ire •t . 111,.... Let. those who fioubt
this c • tai site, 2.nd th.,‘ , will. doubt. noimote
'-'•" ' " ''' J. 3pont.
De 1 'G",.•,, , , ,
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Wit S 0 ri4 ' STEWA,
: •,.f, .
Irl , 7 )CLD rtespeet tully- inform The 7f
" 1 t.fit.t...f,l)e.y , hove ju..t veccised i
:from •..! 'Ulla' 1) tactni ers, the lasi:eat tin
scltx.trit VA 14, , Any AUST.ER STO(.7b;
Laklie,Cii.i . ...t.'s,..Boy's . and uhi
i'. 'loots anti Shoos:.
i1:i.i.k17::!;,!4,0:1'1•E.R.:?' and QVI: IPS HO
11. .
tliat * e es .mltio.tibi...iiigla t o ti l is,n
Nti t ;v,Al„ , ..ll4,ll..‘ , :, , Aityly flail attetit4a
rt uCI of: ‘ I I •
llite ~
!4ctil' -ken vy'l kip, tap a,I
u , ' ie S' r. , 1 it,
hcelPd P0r,t,„... F,i•em:ii Calf, dau b
t .:,7 e , ii, , l' n. ! 0b1.. upper sewed
11 ,, yst4 , .ilrana: childten:k Iseavy M I ,
old . .,3 9 ,041 0 , ,E ol 12: COOT)er... 'c Ipc d, at
Itool beel i..d. A1i11 .. k .13 . • •
Ci • tr
:sse,f and 4 ftfildre t i's. pegged sewe
ishltpoisi:aftd of the hi
est SiyVes: 'end a' tent rani , ty of
aF,cbcia;),ll; tzi)t.4per, t t Lay
. W e ;Invite rurcha` ;
call anti 3t.u,k,
Cor 11;:6.0tli.tf...,ielori. >1:11
Lefort..r , ::C4iie cise , : iirye.
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N ISS WAT eII:ES,
1? ..I ~Q~ IVS CO' N D S
• I D. }TYE jEWELY,.L
ROM ViooNs AND FOAL%
-FI - N . iiTABLE ! • li.NIV E S..
TED
1 •
FRENC,a TILOCES & BIi:O4ZES,
Milli
AktRIbAN CLOCIth,
I t rtfigtiy Goods,: . .
•
.111 tent ion' . given to the ;repnie
:3; 'it' 01 trittde
'1
No. 12 FIFTH -BTREET:i -
1 :1 1 4143 7 1-isi - -..rietEburg,,Pa„
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AIFI_.)TZ
11 WOOD
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BROK ER,
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ntALr.r. ' • or •
4 r 7 titiOrtm i rSEPUßlTlE,
IFORgIGN EXCIIAINGE4
LD,' SILVER & COUPONS.I- -_ r ;
10. P. WIXTER.,
• 1 • • • ;
- . 01
~,,,,-, Ifiv•Ve - q priee psi' fur ! - .o.!if .01IND,1 . , -
:11 :1 l' r , : SOR. 4'111307A:1y - : ' , cptiete9sors to C. F.!liyi,ter t Y
'l. RI. 'TrA_ - JEICR A . kJ TA EALEIt SIN WATCIIES. CLOCKS,
I -
, - All'i OItN E Y 117,143.117.' !WARES.
MUSIOAI,, INSTRUMENTS, NO
frO -
)111 :CN:i Finattlber bu - --,ini!ts will ye- i 'iIONS, 4 te-. t4 ' ' • . .
: ,1074 n , e 'll''": pr...,n i . t attention. ' Also ,legally' 1.
Vi
ge.,Special attention g i ven to • tha repair..
''` --,, .i r ,•-it- I , lr the e . olleetlon of back. r an g of rojeti!s. Cloyk s-a.nd Jewelry.
. :• . Pefil• , i(atr. hullo: 3 ' and all . - oldiere•ellims I ' -
-1 : ,,, 8az4 ,1 . ir,..t Atturney:e9 , ffic, Court -
''
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• lf T. 3 r%r7Z2 ';',l:,;-1 , -1 XtE.Tr BRi6ATON, Pk. 1 . 34n41:67,.
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In the DiAtit •-, 1 1
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DEALER
IVA IRE,
MEI=
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t - i `~.Y. = . -I
Vol.
Pail`
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HAVE juin. received
I Golds, of the •
lATEST SW:
Fon.FALL
6enittnaca'fi Fural
Vcristantly c on
cuytuiNG M tIitIIovRDEIL
•
In all the latest styles and l at.shorteat nOtles,
- • •
1 : 1,E41.CH,
Stewart's Bop, Bridge Street,
BRIDGEWATER.
octl'66
BAUM
• . • 1: .
: NW BRiGRTON; ,
LARD
IR6V, AILS, •
AG RIGIJLTL?f.AL laiPt EILENi'S, 1
CARPENTERS' TPObs...
•
'14.)0L15,
RT.
Oak,
direct
I beet
Mllll
aIOENIAKERS[TOOLS,
SADDLERS -TOO
stool
PLA4TERERS' TOOLS,.
31.1.N,ERS' ., TOOLS
li
- BENT
'LOCKS, BOLTS &lIIN G LS, `
'akß
d pot- 1
_. . .
• PIOi.S.III.ATTOCKS,&
CO & T.FO
• T.:1131.f. & POCKET CUTLERY:
iIOTISE SHOES &
TIRE C,AHRi.GE 64TS
CORN SHELLERS, STRAW CUTiiiits.
ALsn,.I'AINTS:'OILS., 7.R.N1..t.H ES,
ne
AND PUTTV
' AGENT FOR
EXCELSIOR MOWER ANDJLEAPER, AND
•NEW BRIGO9N FIRE:BRICR
•
itin2, 4 67. . .
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1
APPLIOJITIONS • FOR -THE
1301 3 Y".
One I-11mA red 13q11ars
DUE SQLDIERS OF 18 1 81-62 & 63,
I 61017 Li., -BE ME BEFORE
APRIL i5T 1 .1167. .
APPLY. AT ONCE. TO
I
iarthicrB 4 , irliddle,
MEI
V. S. -CL A. 1.4 AGENTS,
:1130 mvcrtirtil.
,prrrs - 413i31 - 1.C4:1-1
jir• We will, if desired, attend personally
in such localities.as may be•requested for the
purpose of receiving these applications. - [deb
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inter
MEE
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B i esirer4. Wed4ps
....y.,... 1867,04414.x.t3t.,:z.
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A lietatlki itli sOkther4lifiti ,
..,4: • -- , 4„:-.„,. I,
If kboc:preesent..ilitatltiaitt , ppr . t jr.id,
Tenttespst eliiyuld colittionta. i t : . 01,44
. 9,RAt the Stiiii),•thof iiicis, '
seali* 1 2 4Tajr for. r*kilfg l 'lknerft.
7 to
PaloPoriltif ,ll4l i h n iOthiNOSingligti-!,
- "lsttilch 4 4- ffituY in Lilo :1•1300•_'m#,
,0010frowilas witihiilbenelbtopopt.
e t tai
' ' - bits decreasectisz 160 - k,i'' rut a
••*O4 4Rriag 1 . 1,44 ;i1*00i**4„ it-
Las initieto44 in Ttrassile,
here it.tarOtected 1 ' -4 0 1 43fSktiPP, —
Negro emtatigion 44, arie_ofki'iome.-
tacky, NoitliOarottiiied eatkeibt4iii .
States !el prondlcg adill *P l Vl4.7-a•
6hatip labor, wherabytins .enter .
Kites tilirive,•sinf the :„griettitaral iii.;.
terabits, are recuperatinffroixqthe die
estrous results of eiviltwar..": l ., ~ .
• Ten has &oil' iy boon found
to be!iby.ral ir. polftielioandfae piddle .
.}en have given malty; piotifs of, their,
regard for free prineipleel.tThs loyal
population bus been:Vranggixinad-by
in
I Imi&r:iott,siti'Prn ,011/0:0:100,e*• 1 -ant
`.with the aid of att . cege4 rotes.will-be
,able to maintain pot:session- of power.
The example set - by. tili,...Ripubbeaolll
of Missouri hue beenettittlatid kyttiore
of Tennessee. and lxlib-Sta*attre no*
fine failda for •triigration , and 'ate in
vestniekt of espitelia-b4siness enter
prises. IThe contra:o..l preiMbted by
'helm , two States vtitii ,11Kbetack,y_ is
not much to the creditZo(ole latter.--
The .RePablicans of Tennessee have'
been bold,-open and reabluta from the
:time 'whin the, Suite iVetnment wa6
'reorganized; Thrice of „Kentucky, on
the othe l r hand, safferealhemsqlves to
be misled and mieroprAstioted bOtilyr
ing' theii forces with - the thing
mienamed a eonserVeticia Union par-
I IT. ' i'-' r 1
The -efforts pf -the lelmeonites to 4
ever coma t the Iteptiblicumi in-Tennes- I
see, afid, give the Slat:tie the Demo.
crate and labels. have been constant,
and, backed by the poivt* of. tha na
tional gevernment s th i trld-' , haio
succeeded hadlthe V - Repub-•
, Heaps been less deteritalsied;., It, is of
. the utmhst consequeio., - 1 In relieving
the, south of the evils Tai.gendered - by
- slavery, that we ahouftforengthen t,hp
bold ef the Republican:Oh:on Tonnes
see, which, right. in shit; heart of! tho
south; tithst largely influence the 'stir
, rounding country. It Is not. merely.
*tha political Weight ;lass adder( to-oar
cause - that we set vane: upon. Tao
1, 4 ' z- en
Republiean partrearties with it ten- 1
1 i deloeiJS.l l ll4 have lizadit.:'. - pve,ty State I
ch 31e rin c, ”
ls., ; proverousiwoore , itAm ds - sway: In
. , '... the short - time th3t,- it, ' s held pos-1
i , E zi a s: L w.'
...Tipe ' iestimuttf 31 . ies ti nort -1t. , /liil dona av , -as , t ,
1 ' 1 1 1 surlill/ T t. 'geG • , ,-,., - , .
, : • 1 ''..
..1 4 ,
~...; se reasemi tie Should be
Ci:JO-41.-IKS eia-b!,V12 ,. 8 iitemed - o 800,A•tniqtzfrictral dispcisi
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i aismifkittWp.",r. ‘ 99-,
t- ~...,:, - 4 0 r - - - Z.4. 4, 4444 ' ' ..--- 4 - ViptaTesie
', ' I eNzatteiho3e of any otitis new States
' 1 ,- tea that C o re(:eieing such streams' of
firy also. offer entire New
. „
i emigrntihri. ' The- nu - toes'. will, .of
l s 's
.. Sin': of
.' 1 course, go there lust enengh; hut
CARPETINGS & OIL CLOT HS,'
, Wititt - p enkigrante from the litirtll are
1 , 1
kneeded ti) Et trengthen tile'noble [ Re-
All_ .
of the newest desi,;ls at reduced rates. ! pu bli can t l who have thu# far*held Ilse
Nov.:'l'6ls.3rn I '
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__, I tate.— r orth I Iperinan. ,-
GOOD GROCTR I ES! I ------------------
,
st arne . Vcpar.l--10:1.. ihvatiiAL :
1- 1 1 -
F IN•14,
I
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UP HOLS_TER ERS44:-1
.1-
N05.9686,38Th1r* dg k t (neax Wood)
•
.111:TTSBiTlic41,
l'itanufacture and, keep on hand eveiy
i r in their' lino,
Curtain i Goods; I.age Curtains, Cornices,
Mouldings, Curtain,Trinnaings, Window •
Sbadca—Beddir.g,..Pillows and IA:-
, ktefis,•Contfori.s..Rlnnkets,Sheets
and 'Slips,' Cots; Sprzngs
' - -.andllifatisaises of
- -
..S'ofrailionts and Iforeli falidaAid OR that( nodes.,
WEALS'S" • •
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9 . l o l trora.l 1- ..i M a3? en !
DECORATIONS, E'
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deol9:4mo 4 . ...
TI-HO,•
, ,
-4-
a- ..egLZW3CO
GROFIZ 'NG Ell.
. ,
.116, . F:BD.E4 - 01. S'II;EET,
CITY,
Are now ree.eieini a large bud elekaniatook of
&,'FANCI
Sti,K ;POili,lNs
iiiiiii
EDWARD , Hith i ETON. JR.
GE P., 00'EIR;
1 •
AND
P.RODUCII. DEALER,
a n g 2913-1 No . 21 Diamond, Pittsburg.
PITTSBURGfi
NATIONAL PLOW
ROCHESTER, PA.,;
ARE 31 .A - xti IT IT FA CTITRIN G
all the- Vartettes of •
Steel and Cast Iron Plows
and• would call the- attention of the Fainters of
Bearer county, wishing to purchase •
• • Plows er Plow Pointe, to tho •
Suyerior . Finish. and
'• , • Quality of our .
.W.o . • - •
VY 9ItK- W A ItRAN
I The Pointe : acrd Landslides fit the oorree
i pondingnumhers of Pittsburg plows.
pQt. , - Old plow castings bought, rapr 1 :ly
BRIDGE‘'.ATEIt
le Works.
D.:WOOD - 1Z
itANGTACTVItEIt AND DEALIM 111
Italian and American Moble.
M ONU d iTN o e tE c t i BTONES,I
*Please 'giro me a call before 'purchasing
elsewhere.
Shop opposite Dr. Smith's Drug Store,Bridge
street, Bridgewater
July 25, '66:ly
Laughing l -I
rIOME thalhave been •suffering the
j, untold miseriis. of toothache, and dread of
extraction, and Top. swill find that Dr. Chand
ler & Co. are ready to relierelou by the %Ise
of the great:. pain destroyer—..L.4UGHLNG
G.4.3--and,make their extraction a source of
pleasure, rither.ihin - of pain:
411 dental operations performed in the best .
possible manner, and at, as reasonable terms as
kir any good Dentist in the oonnty. Tri
ser Office in Beaver Station, llochesier,Ta
ja3Cl'67--4Y. T.-S. CIT.,CiDVER ECO.
{
.. '.}"::.. ti~.7 e
lEEE
=En
SON
Purity, of Charaoter.
i 1 Over hie beauty of the plum and i
aprceot:there grown a bloOm and beau,' -
ty more pxquisite . than the. Emit, fruit _
I
itself—a , ;oft dereVrflubli, that over ~
spreads the 010E4.. Now,if 3:du strike
your hadd OVei that it, is et WWI gore ;
foivrer, fir it never grows kat otico:-'••- I
The flow r. that. hangs id , the fawning 1
i
impearle with dew—arlyed:' As 'no I
queerly woman ever was a rayed with 1
Jewels—Onee ithake it") that the beads
roll off, and you may sprinkle water
'over it, as you please,but it can . never
-be made again what it WS§ when the
dew , fell silently, upon it,:trom hiss - vow.
On a froty morning you may see the
: panes of lass covered with landscapes,
mountains, lakes aid trees blended in
i boautifullfantastic pictures. Now lay
i your hand on the.glass,
.anti by the 1
1 scratch df the finger* warmth of, the i
Palm, all the delicate tracery will be
-obliterat d. So there is in youth a,
beauty and purity of character. which:
'when oOce touched and. defiled can
-•
never boirestorea—a fringe more deli•
, cate !ha o frost work, which, when
tbrn and l'broken, wilt never be re, em
broidere4. A man who tits spotted
rand soiled his : garments in''-youtli,
! though his : may seek to make tkena',
-1 white again, can never 1 whcilly do it,
even *Cre tie to wash then: with his
tears. When a young Man leaves his
fatker's house with th'e blessing of
his mother's kiss still *et,' 4011 hi*
forehead, if. he . O,9Cd) 10.10$. that purity'
of character it is a Joss: that he can
i never make whole agiiiii.,, , Such is the
I consequence Of°thou. i Its effects can,
'not be eradicatotf—it can only bo for.'
1 given.
I► !
Stanton on the El4r6ie CoArt
The Secretary .of Wor t , in' evidence
before one of tho Congressional com
mittees, expressed nit vie ge upon 'the
decision of the Supreme Court in the
Indianapongpiracy ease as 'follows :
I believe that Milligan was properly
convicted. lam of the opinion that a
true exposition of the law of this coon;
try, and of every Other civilized Conn.
try of the globe' justifies, me in say
ing that trials' eonvioiions and seinen,
oes by miliitstry trihurals are perfect
ly legal. ;I .do not think the decision
in the Milligan case' is justidedbY any
principles of law recognized by' any
civil Government on earth: It is Who!•
ly inconsistent -With the proteotion of
persons in niillitarv- service. or with
the prbservation o' peace end safety
in any State hi. insurrection.
;&)
D. WOODRUFF
" xr •
attar
ozniact G9na .
-Thsaraioh tallred , ofcompreinise has
Ineidei,ita appearance, audio an !minis
ta*lntbortion. It makes ;previa
lewd suffk.age that .would
luteludteall noloted - citizens unable?, to .
'cosi and, write, or ,not owning. two
•kncultled and fifty dollars' ~ worth of
,
prppeFty,..while, it allows eiery rebel
't ic, retain hip vote wit'aofit :'regard - to
any Sash' qualificatien. _ There was a
When 0174)9 this ConcesAjon would
have been regarded with\lavoi as a
step - lorward. Just now it. will , be
scouted by every, Republican., There
:cann4 be a doubt that• it originated
with I'resulent johnson himself, and
'has for its: object.vot the protection
of thee:oh:trod rnen of the. South,. but
tiii,aciMisbien of enough rebel ,Sena
bira-to prevent any more of ,ltis vetoes
being over: idea. . •
The Biolitroad Esqutier, pub-.
Robing the compromise, Objects to it, I
anlesettbe licpublioans-receiver it; as a
. The objoetion ie , needless.—
The Republicans cannat suppeirt' the.
maasnreroi -Iny • terms,. and have .no
confidkneo in tbeeincerity-of the men
wlial*lonle it. We have not taken
so nincktiOuble to yield at last ;to so'
poor aid Weak a 'thing 'as thts.' - The
objections o neg,ro voting that for ;s.
time existed in the mind of northern
Republicans have - long Once vanished,
and we are all satisfied that the ne
grres could vote quite ai i ie l tellimently .
and a kr e at deal more patrictically
than t4')y rebel in the south. _
• If., the conquered States tiould
fatberi go no-represented .th an to do
just ide; to the freedmen, lot thorn 'have
a good dose of the medicine. They
felt sure 'of getting into Co ngress
right Gff by the aid of the President
and the Democrats, and they are not
tbere : yet, nor likely to be i for two;
years to come unless they change their I
conisei As to the willingness asstun
ad by lite tenth to ten:lain-unrepre
sented: we, ivho know what- therul
tag'elsiss at the south is and .has al
ways . 'teen, 'can •afford to laugh at the
vain pretence. These men: have got
to learn the lesion of submission to
lawful liuthority,'of which st present
they seem ignorant. Saving by the .
treachery of
_Andrew Johnson
' snoak
ed hack into a controlling influence at
Washington, everywhere exelopt in
Congress they, ithogine that the: over
whelming populatj majority will, eltiiet•
ty allow them todcminate.the repub
lic a.gain frand, violeneo and trick
ery, as of old. Bat that game .is up.
—North American. -
. ,
tou- ... tie. 'IN
' -- — : henfrienti's lisna 4,-. , '
that kir rs. ....otTeir is 1 ?.
_bet ...--
.* ..-,
trial was .. rag on, in Judge Can3nge's I iii -i -•- h ' - (;,.,...,- ''' '•-
e , .
court: A citizen, called as a juror,'
- said herdid not Wish to be on the jury, I ee ll''' x '' - ' .1. " 4-- :- . ." 4 '
,:_
arid wish° to speak •a kir - words to! ' 1-- ''- • l - 1... i ,; .:: '
the Jadge.; The Judge allowed him a ' SecossiOn. 'in touisieit , ' ,l, .. %: binii
private c3nversation. Supposing that I Taylor acrd Mayor .Atlonvoei
he might have seruples- about capital I - I . - • - I
punishment, the Judge ) asked him in The . Chief Justice of the SuPreiire
that, wag cli c reason be objected to be. Court of Louisiara,.bas . :arTarelised a,
ing, on.-the jury. "No, 'he answered, i letter under date ot January) 8,.1,467 . ,•
"th?.t' is not the reason: I saw, the ito Hpii. Thomas. S. Elliot ,rc,l4tiv”r i9*. -
fisherman hung for the noricr of my ; the dondition of ralaiAi in that l - I*.:,) , •kei'
wife. .11 - e liii - d' not do it: I dici,it Inv the M a tcrud • or: ii 2,0•4 of witch •are 'rre '
- -
self from' jealousy ". The. Judge cat ' f O O O Ws : 1 ' ,•- I
petrified. The man nmdc_for the door,-! .:Pr im ("011C - 01%;:lliQns with,' seccs3.on,
escaped, and as never been heard or ;=sty I _know th.-) hope . thai, an issuo
since. • '. l - •.1 ' • : 1' , ! wile.' erisie 'betWeen the PreSidettt and.
._._ . - Con•Yress or between tqe
.4 1,7niteil
Stotes and some foreign polver, which
-. . 4 Employment in Kansas ' wilt -2- 4.,. ‘ ` .• d h b; this. precre tat 'tar, an t , roug ra
Otbin -- 4/,..;..t t lia ; jiittriciied : Weight ;1 Theres4me to be a good - -'.rip` ening hoped for war' they; belleiel they Will
7.A. telegram from rate r ir l ile- elysifor the unemployed in - Wester - 4' MIA 1 rid themselves of
~ tbe i peoplia Vail:. Che I
*at-geld_ -• - gireriti 11,540913 --** r. -- takttal i sarin atltt'AMP.'.'Ttfh-lt-aTfs'iti'''.e,?ty" ;. -- c.7..c.7.1117, C.:, t, - V.l:.i !..:h .are - odi 4.4 t`61117ni....
from the Woodside mine neer :George4 l (Mo.) Jourl!url of C9mmeree says: ',Kan- ', the wileiii,•to.i.Liv,, jolil'ililark:r• u -3 :i'' 3 ._
ine.nt to rid therris'elveS. of
,cli ; e ,V.Vapl- . .'
town,and that yesterday (Noe-12)' the'l B aB- Ci ey ',Win need,by . the first-of - Anvil, ;
unuers!were "blOeking out nosily al, 5.000 nten,.t•lahfirers and mechanics.--- . Mect - of the United 'Statefl, prinNldit.
pure solid mass
.try gold, nearly three, During the past year . wa have erected 'there woe a fair prospett slieel,s.s—
feet in length." :• if such a statement' over cop bUilclings, for, which wo h ave ' , ,liust, 'ot the people - hor.estly -- believe
had . co4e• from a stranger - :we should- had ta,paY lni•gopi ices, ecause of the I that in• th'e late Struggle 'they, were
have received it, with incredalitY;'ibut• high price of labor. 'l ricklayers ii`x only contending for the right Of .solf
wo can vouch for the sineeritY and in- arid seven dollars per day,. 'and other government. •,..i. hat,,tlie-war Icarrsed 'on
teliig . enoe Of the author of the ineasage , trades' in proportion. This city. v oll , against thern .: tv . aainioultoris, and -was ,
The• finding of gold in such large Mass. nOct season build three tunes as much I waged with iiitUnirtaity an4 - IrtitilitY
ea in Oode is: without parallel in' t.be i as it did last. We. are building a reil.! -and that they have been riabbeJ and _
history of mining. .The., metal's •i n . road bridge aeQss the Missouri,wfijoh;. i . plundered of their rights and proper
veins of auriforcusf quartz are usUally will epst„ever half a milli id of dollr.rs; ty. With such impressiods on-their ..
in wadi particles, and pieces arc ver y wo shall also build the largest depot .• minds they •:;an entorfr e rin. no loyalty to
seldom i obtained weighing Imore,lhan i in the West,.
. 1 , The PortSuott Railroad the goyernmentjof th Uuhed State,,,,.
a few ounces. Probably the' largest !will need bhth laborersand mechanics. i nor friendly "gret" , tings for ,:the ;peo4le '
any
of gold heretofore taken' .Ifrom.!Thile.ss at least 5,000 mitre laborers 'of tho North. There to - hia: 6- Y ; 111 Lon ,
•
any lode in this State did ,not weig,h 1 and mechanics come here by spring, .ek.t tow* 7 4 53 engaged int-be • tale re
more than a pound. But our tele ram i
I the' work W i ill have- to be delayed, and hellion d:iel giving hii-wso right, hilt., be.:
mentions one lump, obtained i 1 the ; private,enterprise Must sirtrer.• We jog now 0 erliOwere4 l ;wonlit '80:n - ilt. to
Woodside ruines,woighing 106 ponds, i have at this time akar "one =hundrea Ot he tit't' l liOri of - The sword, "ivere illlot
and• it is inferred that the piece hreelhouses whih had to)be stopped last. 2for the' fact that must of their military
feet long will weigh much'tore. I fall for want of mechanics. , Ruildin gs Pieaders no l v have control ";and _excite
,' , 1 • would have been started last fall, butlihese well meaning mien. ••
.f the Uni-•
' lon account of the lack of mechanics I.o' States ilitary forces ere to - d ..
A.Y'
were not boo-na. ! removed f orn Louisiana, and if t 4 .1.43
1 t,• :.wag.no fee of interterance by thitillii-,
, trd States, hese base men,"itheir :111111-
! tayy lettders,, among the most eoribpie: ;
' i nails of , whom' is Richard Tayler,witrolie
has murdered many
_citiz4ns Of this
State, would arouse Well inertitiki :eft-
! izens to; vibionee and blood, . and , no
: Union man. whetli'er - white- or,- byeik,.
would ho slitt., in- , ± his, perf , on -cr_ bra
proper ty. - So complete are she indu
,, encti and control of soon iil,en as Rich
lard Taylor--and Stri.y or Itosiree p wlio al
.`,
so, caused the assassination`pr so r nattiy,
leitizeus in New . Orleans on tbe , ,l3olli,
• of July, 1.866, that; the assail' sin's (lag-
i...ger is retained at,the present, tiine.on-*
i I Y :byU oitbd States bayooets.i =l'ltie
spirit of paces - 6ion IS as, at:o'4g anCtte
ifiant as it ever ives, ham : 10;3'6e, - :hope'
! hits teen revived that it can- slimmed
in maintaining its 'Power in '-ertehjof
the Southern State's, and then, whea.,a
favorable occasion -.. prcs.enui, It. ,c a n
disrupt the 'Federal - Gover'nment: - - ,
• One of , Butler's Jokes'
A. mean rich man mentioned
ease that he WI given a
family some money in' charity, b
cross examination said that he
taken a receipt.",
,The confession
from G l en. Batler,,one of *4,1 , ,.e con
the' following, Ally, in his addre.
the jury . : "Gentlemen, the Ohr
grace ntcharity has alway*ato
affections. 'When a child at i
thor's knee, I learned from-46e
.Apostle to the Gentiles*, that it,
suffereth long , and is kind ;1' ,o
envictb not ; charity vantittll
itself, i not pnffed up, dab
have itself unseemly, seekethnoi
own; .By the same high. anti
my young mind was taught,
'charity beareth all tiiings;
all things, endnreth all things,,
all- things. But, gentlemen:? of
pry i this.is the first time in all tr
• t I have known charity to • t
Aceept.
, ~ ,
Tin editor of the Savanhaß tra.
Republican', has been convictedo libel,
and sentenced to onni-ear's 4np, IsOn
tnei3t in the county jai% His 0 i ells()
was in publtehitig the tact that a *onth
Carolina tebelj)oetmaster was' a &iv
faniter 'to the United States7G • en..
pent in the ainonnt of on r o'hi dred
and eeventy-five thousand doilai t . He
is :a radical and publisheo'a dice!
piper.: The trial took place be ore a
rebel judge and a rebel.i I; Jmyis' in
return for snob
. justice as Ithie that
these people ask for' generosit* from
the North.
El
Ton ;things which sde reme „
ars few' and ,ntimportant, COUI
with those which are forgotiee:-
• • •
Ws 'oanncit beheld the prope
of the great rhip of the nniveri
we ire shut - tip in the hold. r
laokaaircannty:lows, 'Sae j
not lost educe,, th - ree
t
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ME
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II
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11111
Establisheo 1818.
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',.- An Innocent Man Hung =
1 • .- •
In a recent: trial of a murder case.at
I
Attanta.'„ h
Gu., in w'clt. the evidence
was . circuinstantial, ' ne of the counsel I
for the defence to d 'ttie -following l
story of al-trial which toOlc . place in Itt
the san.e. court Ahiriy years. ago . :—
There tiled liver! 6n 'the. Bayoua roa4- ' 1
a :man about twenty-five cr,r, thirty
years old.- IHe was . not an educated
nor a Wealthy' man, blit ho was' hon.
est and• had a *ood heart.',laving,
had a limb broken, ho was infirm in 1
health. Ha made hii livelihodd' by 'I,
going to the' buyon -St.. John. everiy
r)
evening,. and, cat ling fish to sell' - inl
market-ttreViext-ritorning. Otie moon. , 1
light evening, iv bile sitting on.'.l.lie
1 ba:pk of the bayou, fishing, its usual,
he saw a. 'lady% dreeeed in:r.:l,ite, in
loMpany Witti a: geittic.inan, ''walking
! I.
otil the roacrbeidde t 0 bayou. 'They
Were clus rrili ng . as.
.hey_ liasscld him,
and his aiLeption. . 'as • attracted uy
hearing . thetii 31 . a1t ; e 1.., .efter they
• , d :hi,'
passed he; reshree,d ;his fishing, an
waited until he taught bis nival sup
ply. fro Urn startid home with hi
basket. As be , the plael
known'as the Caileet, he heard-al/11J
cry, and colon after a feeble cry.. Ad•
vancing in the directionof the sown
he
,saw, : a women in a white, gown.l3
ing on the 'pavement, and coming
the woman. he perceived that a dal
ger hhd been stabbed into her boset
Thicking to reiiece her, he took' th
dagger by the handle and drew it out,
As he did e 0 a watehinan grasped hie'
The woman. wsa killed.? The poor
fisherman Was tried for the murder.
The ease blade out clearly against,hirn
He had bac i l li detectedln tl i very act,
binding over the body of the deceas—
ed with th 2 weapon in his ; hand He
weapon
was convibted, an&thunL
square. dli)out six: moo
an.a
poor
,ton
I
No Housekeeper.
bad
1• rew
tmel,
ss t
stian
tty
"gra. Jones is a ri'gh't nioe woman,
good-hearto j and all that. .I"att, I'm
sorry to say, She is no housekeeper."
"Don't know how,to •cobk, 1. sup
pose ?"
kni:;wslbow to enek, I
never sat diwn to better bread and
cake and cOtTen' and relishes,- than I've
sQen on heritable, and she does her
own work, too. . •
"What is. l ,the trouble. thee?" -
"Why, she isn't neat, don't keep
things in order like a woman. should.
Don't comb i her hair, or sweep her
toorn,or dust her things."
"lier hair i always looks well enough,
and I believe she • sweops and dusts
every morning , but then .she leuf 'the
children have their own way too
much." .
hmdz i
!• rest!'
arity
arity
t
4 be.
loriky
that
r!weith
the
y life
ike a
..... ____._
"Does sb ) 0? I really was not
aware-7 : . . . ,
"I, mcarvr, said _airs.: Smith. "they
have_ their baby rags and. dolls, i ants
blocks, and !;•ther playthings over the
floor, and:they 'keep house' in the cor
ners of thekoom, and I, don't know
what all; no w, .I should soon go dis
tracted wlthiall that'nOheTense."
"So you don't allOw p.m. chitdren
sfidh ; priviteges, do you?" • ,
14 rather think not, the y have to
do better than that when I'm about.
What's the use of having r. house in
sueb.oonfu 8 inn _and every thing at six
es Will sevens ?" _
'''Well, now, Mrs. Smith, 1. want to
know heiw yon manage your 'little
odes. Come !tell me your rules ?" I ,
"I don't know as I have any partic ' L i
ular rules, only they shalt not make a,l CITIARLVS ',mews shooki i the honest
noise round m' , no' .litter up the froor:coiptry folkvabout 41shane at Gads ,
c`:with their gi cracks." 1 Mill by Playing epaeet. .:with, his
na
"YOVOst ttlo have their , pleyttangs, I datrghter, for 4ealth and .;recreation,
don't yone , i : ;,.. ion kis lawn on Sunday 'fitternoon.-7.
"So, indeedl aool , ed S'n6=l , all up ; s.6l=rqt p'ay th e "l iCl:6r * 1 : 11rftl ', t b ‘q
?onesso, to keep them from being, religions susceptibilliles. 1 _
'"!
:~
tions
e, for
pLght
rr:64
=
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4 E.
_9,112:
A#ertisenlentii fiisdlfifice!trilipe r a t
per liciuiro.
60 "cents:. A Metre
advertiiere; And dri legit Overtlilet
' A space
aeastired is' a: '
'•
-
OPeetal notteee2A',pe,i'erait. _
ratee. i. It" j j i 9 41 •
B itairess' 4144. _7:5 cents, gegarkr.
114arr...i:Itgett ! .14,De ! ithit r i g i: o? a, ..roovikt
aro) other Notloos of a i POlie Osturearee.
broken.: I tell you there'a,_no„ ixse Att. _
Ii uniori'ng ,young 'On ds iso rrineld;l iiaast-..
keep inill7,l thly.in my.benife,Miktiii .
dear knows.T. haye . .a tirniilof -if. - toy- I
hew; `with Mr. SOU) DOllika!":4g - ..bi , i
feevort the mat, and the otkildren nl(! , 4; ;
al+ays quarreling aboat iiiioriptto e k 6ik
other:' „ • - i , :_ -t'f -" ' - -: -
'irk' jou piton ', .Stre . Ton!Pii WO "me-. ,-,
liaiA a time aR yon have.Miii. Sin.ithlri •
-No, kl. Onn't -believe, sh,e•-*.r.oirAit4
,ahOut• any thinz. . `Seems - to True; She.
'dOrl'i core Low. BindsgO,"l ••.•,-; ' .'":
“Yes, she tares a greatl,iiinft s- 'll'O ,
'knows exactly hOW tiyinaki-iteiebiO 3 - i
r . ” happy at home, 'and hei . Aiisbainit 1 .
is, lways.weleomed with-alseti,ik:irlisik
or r.o mat. Filer, lieilohilllroil-„Ferria
Hai l e to sr© mine, they: aib. neithiir - tilq: ,
by liot• - 'Iiiiirrellotne,• tit:genile;-:tifirii
WI; heal - ply-anti happy ! • -,,_ J. • ...: : . .-..-,l l '
-' , . , And iny children? - I - •:,1... -i. , !:- . .--,C,
Y" Well,l c they are somewhai differer 4:,.
oti.siie they are het so 4 t,ighlik iit r .,.
home thiiilliej are-pottY aniisteilitts I,
in Othei lviuses." • - • ' - --" i
_ vet lons. -..
't
.
"Whf- ..
don't you aentllh'em halite;
then' ?"1.) - , ' -.: '... 1; ' '-...,,,,-- ..i'
"lieest4e. they. will .ns4 .igoi:4l . ,tey.-
9penly declare that, 'ifs' lit „cross 'and -
i wol't let them riAy, and: .ttietr i JOn i g .
like borne a bit.' .*-.-'' • - q.'" 1 ' '-` - t3 •
~1, , , .t. • ~ . .1
,Do mv chitarkp thus s r neak us. t he ir
mother,"..said.M.rs. Smithit4 she MO '
),
and I dre w.. her shawl around her an. 4
.lowered ter veil ttilude the. comiig I
• tears. .
1.
e , "•
Titey often do it, my delar , friend _
'' l i
but take conrage r there is ttme y. 4 ,to
Idraw th'eir hbarts: to , you. ifla . pfl 7 .
tierce with-them, give . :) dr:1 , 9.4 0 :s _
i t and tet, themienjoy them I'l l 1the . i . 0.4, i t
borne.. Your hottse isralways SoilFilik:r.-.V,. ' ,- 4 .. ;,.;
fullx• neat and:quiet ,thrst 1 altikettaiitli..4
-, 1 i . t '
Pe .
to go Intr.
.•
"V• 1.... . ..• . .. rt IP. -
i;rou, PbaU hate it no ktgrct-ku
that'aceount;" said Mrl: Smith; l be
‘d, "
G.lngo
lin -after a
- IrPoit . the occasion Dr 'the Tleit;ol
General Sheridan;- with General Ossat,
to tha Idolise of :Represtntativue,.,-)hs
3ther, day, they 'seated them4elree*
near Thad:, Stevens. -I,l.ieY were Mir
dly seated befpre autograph i
began to accumulate before' theM
even some of- the • meMbera presctd,
forward with cards orP=lich'
noire their illtistrioas Mee.
doz,an or more pages of ithe. rfouie;
finally became so annoying with theiT
albums that the . great Generale wets
compelled to beat a-retrealJ Theaesti.
tograPh bunters are among the most
proSistent nnisancsa, and- it t is the.
dues' public men to sumitatili
ignbminteuely snub them. 1. ' '••
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