, 1861-07-11

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first ftuah Of war zeal, the novelty Of ardor In
en1istments has passed, and we are getting
down to the work, Gheerful1y, bravefy, but
still, work. This war time Is not destitute Of
any Of the features that have constituted such
era one of the worst evils that can befal so.
ciety. One Of the worst, not t.e worst
Let 1t say, you have, Ut no small pains and
expense, surrounded your home with all the
comforts and e1eganciea of life. Without aud
within, everything has been secured that tasts
can suggest or money purchase. Herestretches
the lawn In its smooth yerdure. There the
greenhouse is filed with rare exotlcs, the
orchard bends with fruit, the garden is rich
in fragrance. You have marbles and foun-
tains. Your home is your pride, the admira-
ton Of your friends. Now with Buch sur-
roundings, and such he1ne, 1t would be In
deed serious evil If several score Of lusty
shouting fellows come dashing through your
gate, or over your proBtrated fences, dragging
heavy machines before which, greenhouse
aud trellls, and arbor, 60 down crushed and
broken, form and beauty Of lawn, orchard and
garden disappearing, or sadly marred. And
then these shouting eager fellows, let us
imagine, fall ut work and ply the brakes, and
proceed ts empty well, ciste1n and horsepond,
little careful in selecting where, while the
e+roro e+,o,na dranc, erd da,rra ronr ,ra,n;-
SEES in every part. Alas for stucco, and fresco,
and the carpets and curtains, the pride Of your
dame. Alas for the articles Of vertu collected
a. bas- ,.s+ A1ao for ,orr ,,,c+,7ras o,d
+ha traea,ree of vonr 1;hrov Come ana van,
ished tba neatness and order Of chambers and
1,v;ng roons tcpether, This wo,,1d he terr;-
h,a a,,1d onr,hi1r ha uoraa
a. ~ ~ con ;,nar;ne von 1oo,,3no ,,r,,,,
| ;,s. s1cb a scene of deso1a+io, viii +hart-f,1
| ness and gratitude for the brave rough fellows
| with their engines. They have marred the
| decorations Of your home, but they have saved
| it. AL this was Incident to the defeat Of IN
| enemy, the red dragon OF fire that was threat
! ening to destroy your dwelling.
There are many rich and elegant decorations
| Of life in our communities suffering just now.
Iate1y as nation we we're rejoicing In
| home and abiding place among nations,
aboundiug in all that ennobles humanity,
| with all 1ife's amenities. Trade dour1shed.
| The happy artisan saw neither ld1eness nor
want. The arts louriEhed It is something
sad to see the decorations Of our home laid
waste, for no less is the effect Of war and yet
there is something that would be immeasura-
bly, worse, the triumph Of rebellion, the de-
struction Of our institutions.
As one would labor in the preservation Of
the home On fire, there is q call to work now.
The same brave se1t-sacri6ce, the same earnest
daring, A short time will restore the decora-
tons and adjuncts OF luxury and art, A few
years and the rescued nation will have recoy.
cred from the war, What could recompeuse
it's destructions
Police Court.
In this Court, yesterday, Sarah Mcclure was
fined $lO for selling liquor without license.
| a man, famed Thompson, Cs with . p y, was
| gned $l0 for unWarrantable exercise of his
functions as landlord, in removing the win
| doWs and doors from the premises OF bis ten
AIT, Mrs. Mott, who was to be sure in arrears
for rent, but the Court does not recognize such
! processes Of collection. A second case oi
uproarious landlord ae7sas delinquent tenant
was thrown out Of Court. Patrick Heffereu
| = ia -,, ~, r.. 4ho 1or,,r,. ~ +a- do,1.-e
14o' "ae ~ iel tne l14.en -. *su uolAAo
l1e Coy motner appeared, and oeggeo haro
to be permitted to pay the money. The case
was continued, to allow her tn IN so, An
+honr Nao-o, a Vs.. IA r,,,,, .,,as .,ras+aa f.,
lnonS oase1, = sel5 olu ''aaa' ms a5feeieo 1o'
Peao1ng "ltnout ueense" ane case wa
eohtihnea, 10 Alo" MIN 10 procure tnas ooeu
nene" AZ Luz aitetnoon eees1on VI tne ooutt
f,r ahns,rr rsrm.n family Accord;nr II
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hind b,s hact and hi, wife bofara his face
and can.ed a general SCATTERING of Tento,
ch;1dbood f,n;+a nnmber of drink and dis
o-aar1v c,ses vare d;snosed of
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The STOLEN LAND WARRANT CAsE.--Th
examination Of j. B. Parker for his al1ege
F connection With the affair Of the stolen Ian
|
""lah1e' caiae up oelole 'asllce oe"o ses
tcrday.
Parker, the Gtfendsnt in this case, was use
!, bv tbe peop]e az a witness against both Whes
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: Ter and Pea6e. Upon this ground his counse
objected to his being put upon trial for tw
reosors.
lev Ia "a @, ,,n,orer or ;nf,rner and !
,,as1e baad sn h1 sta,n!o an.;1at au
ttn tns1e'e ee1iea ~ ''*>@"se "e"AA@0' eAoo1s'
1'on. o, 1f oc,,;otad .+ ,u ~ ,n,st no -, N
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~ ana s.,ch +as+;,nonS a1T s IA ;naSrn;ss.
~ atat..,ta ~ daqsrn1 AZ ohisf a,,en1s
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t-oneaet;aG; .ce.;1"s '110N :" e'tI5 ~ tN0 0"st'
, 'iaus'on
, The Court oveIruled the objection Whe
tie hearing Was postponed to Wednesda
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+ New BANKING F1Rm.-We call attention t
, +ho c.rd ~ Massrz W;1,a,d T. Keon racentl
~ -. y. Nue'a.e' ".4A4u ~ 1e4u' 1os1u14
established In thus city. Ihey possess sue
, sagacity experience, and reliability a. wi
t make their services valuable to all Who hay
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occasion ~ asuA themselves VI @ne o"n.e
: either department OF their business. The
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m1eles1 Oh tae aty.
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{. eers aSa aeents az ths f.om5non Go,na;i ~ ~
rom I t;mf 10 time u @ need md annoint i N''
= Rnt tL;s ,rerus sr,.h Hothar off7caran ,
have mi leen created nv the Charter lind,