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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25

ZONE AsTRAY.-Cod words to fall on a loving
IeNFt-he has gone astray. And is this the time to
ts'eft him This the time to taunt him with words
' 'ual roll like lava from your passion, and only
T Is%r MS soul No he passes under clouds be his
"6nt now perhaps he has no other.
>. "sny true heart that would have come back like
e uove 10 the ark after its first transgresson, has
Usen frightened beyond recall by the angry look and
menace the taunt, the savage charity of an unforgv.
. "s SOUL Be careful how you freeze the first warm
,noiOnS OF repentance. Beware lest those pleading
Wi "J,us, unheeded now, sting you in shadowy
NC Of your future sorrow. Repentance, changed by
S5Iec or unkindness. becomes like melted iron har-
fr. "0a IN the mould. Trife with it never. Be the
FL. 70 meet the erring with outstreched arms Wipe
m eat from his eye-pour the balm of consolation
6e "a, me wounds that guilt has made Let your hearts
van grave for his transgressions, your pity find
orn;I IN bearing his burden, not in useless words o.
sbsIse Inc erring Did not He who died on Calvary.
b;su hlm from the contempt of grosser minds make
6ens ,ne's and beauty where all was cloud and storm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25

Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore ...l per prem. Philadelphia per ct prem
New York; s. Virginia. :.
Boston, Il ChareStOn.4
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Amount Of stocks redeemed at the Treasury dur
ing the week ending 18th November 1853
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p. S.-Also all Indebted to the late firm of HOWARD
PEDEN. who do not pay up by the lst of January
will find their placed the hands of officers fo
collection. [nov 1871 w. G. HOWARD.
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BEAUTIFUL ExTRACT.-The velvet moss grows on
sterile rock, the misletoe fourishes on the naked
branches. the ivy cngs TO the Wondering ruins, the
pine and cedar remain fresh and fadeess amid the
mutations of the receding year. and Heaven be pras-
ed something beautiful TO see and grateful to the
SOUL WILL in The darkest hour of fate, still Irvine its
tendrils around the crumb.ing affairs and broken
arches of the deaolate temple of the human heart.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25

ILOUR-Hiram Smiths double Extra Fayetteville Fam
l. lily and Superfne for sale by
Nov o2l FREEMAN & HOUSTON
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HAVING changed my business and sold my stock of goods
II hereby give notice all indebted 0 me, their
made out and ready for settlement and respect
fully request their immediate attention.
w. c. HOWARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Virginia Republican,


FIRST STEAM EXPERIMENT.
bir Editor I'll see communication in your paper be-
t;eeu Col Stroller OF Morgan county aud the Attorney
General of the United States Mr. Cushing the subject
of steam power know something of Mr.. Rumseys ex-
pertinent Shepherdstown About Inc year 1884, al Inc
are of IA years lived in Shepherdstown there fom
keel boat Is 81 feet in length lying the shoa
In Mr. Enrler's Saw Mill dam; there large iron pot
and small cog wheel in it, all else must have been removed
therefrom. told IL was boat MIR. Rumsey had made
BY the force OF slea and that he had with
him 10 the boat Gen. George Washington and several Other
distinguished gentlemen commissioners Of The Potomac
Company who about that Time In Shepherdstown on
the Companys business and the said Rumsey did
his boat up The of The Sheperdstown
Tea hundred yards The above gentlemen pronounced his
principle practicable and that would be useful larger
scale Rumsey The strength OF this experiment. had his
boat hauled up out Of the river and put in the saw mill
pond aud left for New York. His idea of the steam nven
ton diculed, and he could get no encouragement al
home aid him. being Strengthened in pecuniary means-and
so was said Of oldno prOphe! had honor al home He
fo 10 with Mr. Fulton who wds also enthusiast on The
subject Of steam power. They England and in
ahor, time Rumsey died. snd Fulton secured the benefit and
estate of steam power invention. saw the boat almost
every day whilst remained in Shephedsown. Being es.
posed the and rain, II appeared somewhat the worse
TO look If my recollection serves me- was moi on H. the
bows not being permitted TO 60 10 her. Tho Iron pot and
having been taken out The next year left for Hagers
IOWA. and remaned there until 1882 and then came back TO
Virginia and settled In the town or Marnsbure and ever
snce have remained in the vicinity, 81 years
What became of Rumseys boat know not bat the IN
rsn,ion of power BIZ him ia Of the most useful
ever discovered and deserves mpcrishabe monument
Sir Johns Run would have been dangerous place for
Rumsey have engaged his steam project account OF
the dreadful destruction then making by The Indians II
was said In 1850 81 he made the al but the boat
in 1887. Tho action was conveyed 10 wheel 10
which the paddles affixed which propelled the ooatat
Shepherdsown. The boat was Ike The keel bottom -four
boat used the river that time. Ii s certain that
power first attempted there and that Rumsey is the
man that nventedi,. A Mr. Elliot Baltimore made
iron keg TO Try the power OF seam and placing it on the
hearth of his furnace heated red hot when bursted and
took off his ard the roof Of his shop, saw him often
times with his This was about the time Of Rum
Rey's experiment. ~
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n.,n,Su vEw OF TnE QUESTION.

=, ,... .I,.dy published the remarks 81 the y. !.
.i,r ne. Ihis fnS the trcnch "s'" ~ ''''' y
- ,rrry Marcy's kusz!a despatch - s''es Us pea
srJ mat the " V ifJion, he organ VI '''''Sh SEE
;ant IN this country, also expresses ~ S''''''' VI"
orrse ., In. Adminsira ton upon me sh'e 4ue
Wa p,cuarIy like The advice "i no H',o" w.. W peo
o r-nio, s,s,cs will not run mad with foolish en-
rhusiasm when Kosza shall retut' .s' "e 49,,
l., ,od svmn,,bze with his honest endeaVors 10 sustain
IN, H., ~, o,lempt re made 10 MAKE heni-uod
H. r. lin, 1.hs canton is meant Tor Inc eScilaoie
~,, o ,o Ear the South whose people, IN Inc famous
rs,,h tror, showed the true conservative sp''' ana
h; nn,e devotion TO the principles hno Po'eJ VI '"e'f
f,h. ~ no, being plunged into excuses Oh ana
radical papandism al The bidding Vi io'''E
ars leaders The Albion says , ,as, ro,,
II WIS but rapid glance that we co" mI.n,ann and wa
unon Mr. Narcys letter 10 CheFalel t conclndinp nara
t ,hnn only extract from il lew Oh he s ian
could .c' on a,efI perusu OF H. however, ony .enas
70 rnnyince us that Mr.. Marcy Is rho Austrian oG
far as regards the unwarranao and Tosztas spirited
hrlns 10 se,xas h Cant ineraham. Nay we wl 20 sun
rnr,bcr when first the nteiGence , ,ho command,
from Smyrna we IceoGa IN what he did, and that Bril-
I'm ,sl ticer under similar os ie;surc
adonied similar Now, IN ~ ,h;nk that if Br
The facts of the case WI ON hn, occasion in place Of The
s' p ana her Captain had been ap S Sn,,in mich,
~ no consu Of friendly State me GccJ a, the can
-. md lnnrt
honorary una tcaard for the etiquette OF neuat 81
This high ground 70 IKE Ou 1csson in the meantime
Bile IN Sa any, reliance could be placed on ls a
rumor Austrian snd ha the man in ques
mon seSt Be placed American flag ANA n
to his Western soil But is se2 innrtd Innocence Aus.
a as, min linus anoby Withdraw her ne o es
tina, can looked for is ge' General at smyrna
darv Us Of oaying the aor When This oceuIs 70 O
hoped that the decneSs of action taken ,c o rds u by
nnasa" Of his poor Hungarian into nero. "e', ,I
sna morning in New York Hnp Of e"r he
~ M, RIM for the Presidency the other SORT %
would be simply absurd ,, ,i.cussion we
jh az, rendcrs elsewhere with summary OF ,e DC
creary Of States letter We haze Sa! to a1a l Of al
n nd nationality is moi covered III our warm applo
val OF as whole The proloundest usts may iasI lam
n,si,e sides in the arguments lhal letitln'a'ey sps
Hh source and wo have inention al present u e''
eting upon So wide field.
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~
NEW SOUTHERN WORc

We have received through J. w Randolph from f II
Butler Co. Philadelphia publishers handsome volume
entitled Egtra Voices OF Thought and Counsel iof The
Woods and Waysds by w. Gilmore simms Eeq OF South
Carolina one of The best Literary writer's OF the South
The volume s2skles with huor, sound moral Thoughts and
wise c.s1;n, It 7Tii &c read Nth !:tc:cs5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14
POETICAL.
WoMaN'S RIGHTS.

, vesy MERRY MEASURE TO VERY sosSR s'ss'
ny A. Man IN MS HoNEyMocS,
Oh ladies, will you hear truth.
OF late too seldom told to yon
Nor deer, he begs il Of your ruth
The writer ever bold 10 You
For, by tho pulses OF his YOUTH
Ec never yet was cold you,
nd therefore, Ills in sober soo,t,
That he would now unfold TO YOU
What may--apart from rhythmic flights
BE called, The sum Of "Womau's lights :
For you the cool, stqueslelcd bowers.
For US 10 kncel ana sue to ycu
Your feet upon the path OF flowers
We struggle still to strsw TO you
For you 10 drop the healing shower
Ofklndness, (ptyins dew 10 you,'
On failing health and wasted powers
The task Is nothing new TO you.
.uoh ,hese indeed,"-'lis l.ovo indites
Tbese are unQ ues;ioned "Woman's Rights
"All hail." we cry, "thc s,ormisst hours
III thus Joy we WOO to you
For us, Of life's drugged bowl, the sours
If SO the sweets cnsue TO you
When many heavy hap was ours
Fond retrospection flew to you
Good husbands and unstinted dowers.
And smiling babes accrue to you
And, let me ask what maiden sishts =,
These latter mentioned "Woman's Rights
The faithfuIness, the grace. The high
Pure thoughts of life we gain oy you'
The vision OF a softer eye,
The finer touch attain by you
Weak hopes that unto dean are hish
Outleaning we sustain by you
And when misfortune sweeps The SKY.
Our anchored hearts remain by YOU
Long DAYS OF toll and restless nights,
Would il repay these "Womans Rights
When widowed spinscrs, In the sere
And ruthless leaf proclaim to you
That 'tif you knew your wrongs as clear
AS they your rights could name 10 YOU
The tiger, wounded by spear,
Would BIO a creature tame toyou,
While tyrant MAN In guilty fear,
Would bow his head in shame TO you;
Reply, "Sour Grapes" and quench the Lights
Of this new creed in "Woman's Rights
Why quit the calm and holy hearth.
That 10 Heavens antcpast tous
To face the slcrner scenes OF earth
The troubles that are cast 10 us?
Why change your souls unsullied mirIh
For woes that rush so fast 10 Us
That we would daily curse our BIRTH
Were not your sphere at last 10 US
That sphere OF home, which well requitss
Tue loss Of these IN. sexing Rights.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14

TON CORWIE, EoQ.-The Forest City Gays We once
heard ex senator Tom Corwn remark that when he rsl
entered office 10 study law he the subsc. Of ridcue
fer every student in town. account OF his homespun
dress tu, aidd he Il have lived every oc Of The
times ragged as was at that time whyl / was
economical they were spendthfls"
Ii Tom had carried his economical habits into public Of
nee Uncle Sans pockets would have been something hea
vier than they ale.
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SONNET TO A NAUGHTY BEAUTY.

You're very elegant, my lofty lady,
And have indeed most bewitching face.
Which only wants little modest grace
To make you beautiful as Byron's Ha!dee
decent pride there's certainly no hatm hi
The very beet OF us must still be human:
But though fine feuturcs charm US In woman.
Beauty with modesIy is twice as charming
l knew lady, fairer, colder, purer,
Than any ice In Noya Zembla's side,
who grew 30 ugly with o'erweening pride,
# took regular small poS IL cure her
Proud she was spurned. but nature thus outwtled.
The eirl was loved the moment she was pted
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MARRIED..

MARRIED. Tuesday last, Boyiv'e, Marin.
burg VreniA by the Rev A. H. H. Boyd, GERkIlr v LOTT
inI., The New YORK. Miss S1IilE PESDLEIut
FAULKNER. eide" Llueitr, ni C''- las Faulkner. Esq.
MAHGiGD. ir rs.Err. the place. by r
H. II E"yl THOMAS BoCOrk, Esq, OF Nilr!.l NJ,
ANNIE HOLMES FAULKNER, second dJmgh;,r Of Chas Ia;
Faulkner. ESQ
MARRIED. III tins the l,m.r Si1.oi II. Parker
nrock OF tr Of the II inst, y the Rev ii
Davis Mo GEORGE +. MAYNARD and Miss SaLl.lE Fan
kER
The Rcimon! Wig and Christian Advocate prIse corr
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Elisha Paine jusiics OF the Superior COu OF Nav York
died Thursday He about IS years DID, snd brother
OF eIJudge Paine Of Vermont; Who lately died In Texas
lit the Judge whc gave The wcikao-a ofa.ca IL The
LsrncE save case.
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Dl ED.

rlfp Nw OrHans Of Yellow f.v.r, the I'D August NJ
IsRIf.~ d. hbREiEADa brother o TX MC.tn,
al ke.uCky he *6th OF August. Mfs ELIZA Of
ID Morc!,rsl. The lgl OF August CHARLES EDWIN MORE
IICA D. SON nj the 22d Miss EMMA i. MuREEaD
of The above all OF Blw!ing Green Ky 7>'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14

FOT Ne EayuiTtF.
Niusss Eiiiru-: much pleased 10 SIZE in The In
Glirer IhaI "a Stockl,,der" from Buckingham had Ron
naiei Richard Nlorrss Tor the Presidency oi The James
River ard kaDawha Company will add ny testimony
his fitness for HE office ami have no doubt lie accents
The appointment there will he an Immediate rise in The
stock. ANOTHER STOCKHOLDERS
Srh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14

Vienna papers of tho 18th September state tina, Mr. Jack
son the now American Minister had arrived In that capital
TENDED by Mr. Davenport his Secretary of Legation Dir.
Jackson II s added about repair TO olntz for the
purpose of presenting hc:e his letters OF c:sdsHes TO The
Empnror-i. Nc!:osc! G:.cii:seT::-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14

The British Admiral alter the late row. loIa VIC
liant a, ChInchu he might thank his slars ha nc
hanging 10 the yard Of one OF The American Sps "'''
sn,ang deserved the utmost credit Tor :ef
having the n.ana al hand sink The whole Peruvian 'Oce
there in a moments.
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HYcHnIOaD HOSPITAL.


plysicitn- OF the
Z abl.shc Hospital situated Church Ill., and .
parts the city. The open and nrot,raI IN
medical and surgical Tie wards ar. ,,
as spacious well ventilated atI provided with no, aat
Private accommodations Of character BE-
when required Midwifery b., ,er.Iy,i =, 49,
regard pan. both mother and child The Ifop!ta! Is yI:g @
all consultation There rr.e, v,itian Al ali ,,r
IN house. ami tnd and experienced provided
TERMS Tor Board! Mea!ca attendance SUrrcs Operation, VI,
wilcry Medicine, Nursery, &c, &c, ~
For White PERSONS sj % week
For Negroes, 4
For accommodation, .~-eE ar D.. -,,.-,.
JAMES BOLTON, u. ROBERT G CASELI Il =
+. II. DEA&E. NJ. b, JAMES nEALE VI b
L MAXI, NJ. b, V R0DnEY N II
" " : BUTLER, " u pGssi!eat Pt;s.,.
y. B.-So Contagious diseases Will be admitted
Pacnts from The country will give iity reference
aILe-% any aen'bsL OF ltG toEtetn SEPT 22-cFs.l
TO TIE: MEMBERS OF 'riiE: aiEDiCAl Pto
FtSSiON IN VIRGINIA
tENTLEMEE- portion 0i your brethren prompc! b. III.
III their b:o.s, have formed
I.ccaure Medical so. iety m
Tiey annually Ap and Ocobel 4, or, -
pertaining Comm07H Of Nst-i,. ."
Of oc VII are engaged IN common age, 10 g.ai ea
for the %. tlrIf common go 800
We then, M g.,
Medical Reform AID us by presence am: ya, con, 81 :,
clIcc ing a Contamination So ai!eni 1, be dcn-l
TIE the Society Will he
,nv. thai cusIlt mean,
of Association 81
putr All the peculiar ieiGsts
am very respectfully your obeiItat servant,
TIL AINiS>uN
rress'ea! 81 tss Medical society a. EIgzn.
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II, The Editors VI The Enquirer: ,- ,o-,
r,, elections are over, and have resulted IN Tie most
p;,rrsinq defeat 10 The Wing party From Governor 10
constable all every Thing every ~hefe ~ the aa
nision Of California into The Union BY The california RIO
nec,s md other societies. The 9Th inst The ceremonies
we, crarsilng Fiis The presentation oil banner oy me
t. m ,I Gal Plonees," (hy beautiful young lau' OF
seventeen on behalf Of the adie:;) Then procession! WIN
mp-c and again the Hail. where lislehtd 10 one " c
most eloquent and entertaining addresses 'hhl II mas oee
INV p!ehsre hear for long time II was hos uppio
n,,is vne-G first touching The manifest destny OF me
American ma on giving sketch OF their rise and
@ Tho 6IEi settlement in Virginia. and The landing oi the
piIorims down 10 the present day. lie commented feey
nm The indomitable energy and perseverance OF o pe
their rowing disposou Leading lcfn 10 seek sun 'ate
West 10 acquire still more territory ne men soHe VI '
part America and especially Caioihla mas hao II! oiG"s
The atoms OF The earth IN social as wen rs ~
rrcnurse ard pointed his hearers 10 the day. mol lar
when civilization ard christianity Should RUE ,hioue'n
tho earth wien the lion and The lamb shonu Tic uo"l 'e
tter and should be afraid ne muue ' a. 20 ,
nj, when he spoke of the nations travelling Hss1 "h'
.Ha Coumbia' ia sung within the walls ol NanRin ahd
.Ynnsre Doudo' wiscd al The gale OF JdPah but
mast attempt to follow him hI"uen w hn"nhon
ton Suffice say, that II was good good 'a'ouenou
rom be ,innng to end. The orator. logot 10 lnehloh
,yas II Van Vuorhics, ESD. Secretary OF stale
rook n ride this morning Id the "Old foft ana Tie
.,lnunIan Like Water Works" The old fort. am sorry
TO saw is completely demolished aud ieht mouse eceea
on lis ste mot sorry for that thongh) Inc wafer company
are bnsiIy unnelng the mountain Tie nave some
half dozen shafts SUNK besides excavations on elmer SIDE OF
The hill They confidently promise 10 Introduce INC WAFER ~
HE city by The fist Of January, 'h0ue" " ao"O " '0
, oo...., i, an, ,;tv n
dau ar Iwo SINCE As Dr. Henry G. ellis was WALKING
down Clay ST. he aecosed BY man named Drew,
and upon turning round was instantly ea q. anu ero
through The head The cause was Suspicion VI 'p 2p
intimacy with The wife oil Drew. II was painful affair
and has excited great deal OF interest N the community
Nearly all believe the murdered man lnnoceRt Dte" anu
s wife liv, On bad terms and suit for divorce IS no"
nending The Doctor, who kaew her al home mas Deeh
visiting her 10 attend business matters ana Is pe
ryed by ali who know him entirely gullIess OF any nlen
ton Of crime. ,s ,, al !,
lieu Of logs and damp winds, we aGc beginning ~ NV
rcar nn1sphere and pleasant temperature Inc otieh
iahi ri rhe moon outside lures 10 walk and as am 100
,iIed 10 write longer am tempted by the glory OF The even
!iieu " ~ III ~ A. ]. G..
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-IRG1NIhA Rus. held IN the Clerks Office OF iEs CIrcu:
Cauri Gig Richmond The ihiri day October 1856 q:
being ilc fret Monday IL the month";
Rj:t.rd Christian d II FiiznacH ami iras.: m
Franklin Eiar..uTa L I Montague dHj iOhu Henley
Piain;iG
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M, gulps Norwegian settlement in Potitl codhy, renli'
,o,a h,s proved an failure. Mr. Bun mas oeeh
,co;zed 10 The lune o! $4,000 BY starpers and specna-
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ID julien has just finished "katydid Polka" being q
"reminiscences of Gaelic Garden. Until he visited the Bat.
;cry Julien had heard the kaydid and lis song
once suggested theme to the iace composer which theme
han been 30 admirably carried ded by machinery of
JuEens invention initiating kuytd) that rehearsal OF the
Polka ot Castle Gsrden at once shut up The whole
tribe They haven't venured TO sound note snce- (N.
iIiryoT
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TO TIE MEMBERS OF TAI: aiEDICn pr
~ -SInN' ~ ttucI.J, O'>.hi- rttO-


EsTAS committed tie Jail II Ponhltrn Coury Of Viz
w siuiI st september, 1853 Negro Roy run W.
William El!SrCS. j.
an. raised %asingtoa City. las bc.;
il m South se years work The greater "a ha time ItI
Nj S,ru, " The Gold Macs bingham Conn.
u sad SrgO II years old very h.ck the oav max
,.snvegabla Is lie ci. about i7cl,
i- The owner # sat! bay VIII forward pGaYe posffy
ray ami ass HIN he w be dsfesed 1 accoss.
cla" Los WIEN iGio.
OCT 6-crI1 Tor II GoEpo:;. Sheriff OF p c
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TIE I AN


"I any person shall SELL exchange give or barter or
dispose any spTuous liquors or wlne 10 All Indian Tin
the Indian country such person shall forfeit and pay the
sum OF five hundred dollars and il any person sha intro
duce or attempt introduce any sprtnous liquors
into the lnan country except such supplies shall bc
cessay for the officers of the United States aud troops Of
The service, under The direction of the War Department.
person aha forfeit and sum mol exceeding three
hundred dollars: and any superintendent, Of Indian ar
fairs Indian agent suh-agcnt, has reas1h 10 sns
pecr or Informed, that any white person or Indian is
Introduce has Introduced any spi!lnous liquor
or wine The ndiau country in violation Of the provisions
Of this section il shall be lawful for such superintendent
Indian a cnl sub agent military officer agretably IN
such regulations as may be established by The President Of
the United States 10 cause The boats stores and packages
and places Of deposit o such persons 10 be searched and il
any suc spriluous liquor wine is found goods bo7s
packages und ptcs u such persons shall be seized AMI
delivered the proper officer and shall be proceeded against
by libel the proper courts, and forfeited Oneia the
use Of the United Satea and the other the informant,
and if such person is trader lie license shall BE- revoked
and his bond put suit. And shall be lawful
any PRISON in hr service OF The United States any
Indian take and destroy any ardent spirits wine found
10 The Indian country excepting military persons
toned In this saclon."
And Ii this sufficiently stringent The sci goes
III any person whatever shall within the limits Of the
Indian country up continue any dsti;eiy manu-
acune ardent spirits he shall forfeit and pay penalty OF
thousand dollars and it shall te the dutT Of tie super
ntcRdent o Indian s!iats Indian agent or ubaseG with
ln!, al whose agency The shall be sst up or
contiIHrd forthwith 10 destroy ana eTesb up tie same
ii sha! be lawful anpay military force OF tie United
States il executing that duty
Let reader compare lhe language here quoted with
The celebrated Maine Liquor law, and he will no longer
doubt lie proper paternity Of The principle OF ia ceiebra
ted enaciii,enI : Southern Era
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Tor We EHYQTtT
ann JACKSON AUTHOR OF TIE MAINE La"

GEN. JACKSON, AUTHOR OF THE MAINE Law.
Mtssrs Editors For long time have thought oil ask
inn Won ia coDy one or Two sections OF United States law,
employing The very OF the Maine Anti Liquor Jaw.
was passed by Congress- and approved 5y inc Iesuen'
A.nnEw Jackson on the Both OF June, 1885, entitled AN
net 10 regulate trade and intercourse with the Indian Tribes
and 10 preserve peace the roniers The sections now
alluded to are sections ~ and q pages i4 49, oil me
has saved me trouble OF copying aud send you his
coty, which prny yon TO insert See how much more
sneen, this law, approved by ieneIal 1acAson 10 nun VIC
times az great The officers named they haze reason 10
suspsri 0 ar, informed that any white person or lndan
has introduced or s about introduce liquor may have his
boats stores &C. searched and not only The liquor found
but lie boa packages, and petrs also are 10 be forfeited
General Cass, | think was then Secretary OF war no
doubt the law was approved and probably suggested by
him. Bu tho brave and sagacous old chief al The head Of
aas could not help knowing how necessary the abolition
OF he lqao traffic umoag our Indian neighoors was 10
preserve Ire peace OF the fson,iers
ours respectfuly, l.OFETRUrH.