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Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08
00l0rtester @ailp Spg.
OFFICIAL.
IPuRLfc-No. l0.l

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First Session Of the Thirty4even'h
"s Congress,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08
g2aiIroaDs.
- A S SEN GER NOT c f
TICKETS FOR NEW YORK,

TICKETS FOR NEW YORK,
Prov dence 81 Stonin gto n =
over the Providence and Worcester Railroad in connee
tion with the spcndid steamers
COMMONWEALTH " and "pIYMoUTH ROCK"
be had at the Providence Depot at the ollowini
EsosnS FIgst gl%ss ;s;s.. $ssSSS
The above arrangement will continued until frthe
Cars leave Worcester at O'Clock p; ul daily: s,.
pasys55,- ---aTV WORCESTER & NASHUA
Sssssss zsss=s=-R AILRoAn Trains run as follows
-.gz- Leave Worcester at 6'zu ana LILO d. n1
Leave Nashua at 4 a. m and p M and P IN. n 20,
cord Railroad where passengers take to and from
the Northern, the Passumpsc, the bost3n' ooieoiu AN
At Groton Junction trains connect directly with "a.
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad; and also WIN w H. s an
train from Boston, and at Fitchburg with trans OF ih'
Vermont and MASSACHUSETTS, and ChesTe it
roads see Pathfinder Railway GTids iSf Ie snb Is
Worcester June l. lt6l. dtf jel
EOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON
"A DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train eayinn
Train for NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN! anu NJ MN
YORK, arriving in New York by the Shore Line EXIes1
at 1885 p. M. 7. st. NJ. ASDRENs, sup l.
Sup't's Office, Nor. & Wor. Railroad,l
Norwich Feb, /, 1860.
n .g Tickets for sale at the Ticket Office, worcester
IA dit
xsss.s55s5zz,s7 WESTERN RAILROAD
eisssssss s5-sssfa S UMlIER ARRANGEMERYS.,Mo
s-sS----E-1-DAY. April Is, lS6l.-New YORK, Albany
Troy, Hudson, and the West.
Leave Worcester for Albany Troy agason 9 ana th'
For New York and Albany, teNplg % a. m, 9;SU p, m
For Springfield, Express Freight Train, with passen
ger car attached, at l0.l5 a. m.
New York Mail train 500 p. m. A.,
Tickets may be secured at the Ticket Otces 70 All tht
principal cities and towns in the West and SouthweSt.
Railroad Conaect0ns.-At Albany with the New orr M
Central Troy, and Hudson River. At chatham wth tnf
New York and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston. Al
State Line with the Housatonic At Pittshed VITA thl
North Adams and Stockbridge. At Westheld with INT
Hampshire and Hampden AT Springfield with the llar
ford and New Haven, and Connecticut River kallroao
At Palmer with the New London and Amherst .
HENRY GRAY, Sup't
Worcester, April l2 1861. u
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08
M EitlCAb NOTICE. FGILMAN. MD


Cash paid for al KINDS Paper stock including Whit,
ahI coi0'"a rags hemp and Manila Rope, &c, &c
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-08

IPUBLIC-NO. II.J
AN ACT relative 10 the revenue marine, to fix the
compensation of the officers thereof and for other
purposes.
BE enacted by The Senate and House Of Represenfg-
ftreS Of The U'tfed States Of america in Congress
assembled, That the compensation Of the officers of
the revenue cutters shall be at the following rates,
10 wit =
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
BArox Rouos,. La, Feb. 2eth 1861.

BArox Rouos, La, Feb. 2eth 1861.
EDITOR InpEPEnDxNT: Dear Sir-I would
call your attention and thai of my constitu'
ents to the fact, that our State Land Office
is now closed to new applications for lands,
till the APPLICATIONS, now on fts, are disposed
Of It will probably take two months to
bring up the business in arrears there, and
entries will be completed thereafter on i'm
mediate applications.
Such Of. our citizens, As have applications
on file here now, would do we'll to meet
them at once, by depesiting the money a.
the receivers Office, and fling such receipts
with the Register.
Respectfully your, obdt serv't.
....<l4,...... +. BREITHAUPT.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
Qietart Wallfrp
'Agsat..
3


a mbrotypss, 1Gslaneotypss, yheeo-
graphs, &c,
die undersigned, having Q
Npermanen II located in 375Y
HA RRIS ONB G.,
would respectfully inform the pub.
lie and citizens ofthe parish that he ia At an lima.
ready to execute faithfully, and n sa,;sf.c'oss
manner any kind Of work pertaining to tie .oove
business. ytsHf9
to weather.
MINIATURES PUT IN LocKErs KINGS, &c.
Particular attention given. TO- taking tho.
LlKENESSES 0FsdHILDREN.
Persons DESTROYS Of having q ael
CORPSE LIKENESSES TAKEN,
will be promptly waited upon, and perfect satis-
faction guaranteed in this department.. II
{ he VIII at oil times be found at the GALLERY,
81 which is In connection with his
9.3.sf }.1s s TO r E. 4. aa
CORNER OF SICILY AND BROADWAY sT'S,..
(near the new Rand olph Exchange.n1
"A cordial invitation il extended the public %
visit his rooms as no pains win be spared to render
their stay agreeable. g. T. RO6ENBERGER.
Harrisopburg, La. March 9, 1861. s:s5:ly.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
EsTRAY HORSE.
fRSTRAYED BY N. J. HOOKER.

nSTRAYED BY N. J. HOOKER,
q before Jesse P. Hoffman, JUS &N
tics OF the Peace for this parish, on Q0.r
the 26th day Of February. 1851, A DARK
BAY HORSE. Said horse is sin years old,
about fourteen hands high, and when taken
up had small bell on. Said horse has been
appraised 10 be worth fity-fve dollars.
Notice Is hereby given, that unless An owner
comply with the law in such cases made And
provided the said horse will be sold to the
highest bidder in conformity to law At the
Courthouse door in the town Of Harrison.
burg, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of Mar,
1857 a.
Cost q sstrsying, sdvertisirg DC, 70 b
paid on the day Of sale.
81 D. n. PRICHARD, Sheriff.
March Q, 1851. Prs. fec $40.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
DIED..

DIED, H.4
On Saturday evening, February the 23rd,
At 7 o'clock Of Pneumonia, JESSE, son Of
7. ]. and Elvira Allbri:ton, aged one year
and six months. & E< F,7-tf-
"Another flower has dropped and died
The will ofheavcli be done,
All, lonely is the home ireside
Now little Jesse's gone,
No earth.stain rest upon the soul
OF one 50 young and fair
Ofsuch our fathers kingdom is
And he has entered there"
-a Is 81 1900
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06

The CALDWELL NEws.-The first number
Z Of this paper has been received. 1t is pub
,lished ia Columbia, Caldwell Parish L..
We congratulate our neighboTs, upon the
advent Of the Press in their iparish and the
j Gssssissue Of thspaper is omiaous Of its future
psz!alaesa e ~ ~; mo mo
Wish Mr. ". H. Hines il editor every posi-
bic good fortune pecuniatily speaking. l. is
.4stase Rights" IN it, political complexiou. I
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06

r. Don't forget the candidates depart
rnent.' Another namc for the judgeship will
be found in the list from this date, and there
is also the name Of our present worthy As.
SCISSOR, as candidate for ye.election. a's9 Z;
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
se'IiI SHERLFF SALE.
Mayer 4 Levystein,

Ambrose Pierce.
RY virtue Of writ Of Geri facias in this
= case issued from the District Court ofthe
Perish Of Casaboula and to the Sheriff there.
Of directed, / have seized As defendants
property, SO .20-l00 acres Of land more or
less in this Parish, together with the improve
ments on the sans, and beinglot No. s o.
WI offs Fl Of Section No. So, Township
No. 10 Range No. ! east, aud on.
Saturday. a. eM day Of April ness,.
within legal ho1ss q tia door Of the Court
house 10 the town Of Harrisonburg, will
offer the same for sals for cssh under bene.
Ct Of appraissnsent. E st
sss D. N. PRTCHARD, Sheriff.
March q, 1861. Prs. fee g..
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
NOTICEiy
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
TIE Undersigned. having BY purchase be.
come sole proprietor. Of the Drug, Estab-
ishment ofthe late firm Of Morris 4 Brother, 81
would respectfully inform the public and patrons
Of said frm that there will be kept constantly on
hand, ut the "Old Stand,na
LARGE AND GENUINE STOCK OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Plantation medicines to be had by the CASE,
and prompt attention given to orders and physi.
Gags 2sesiIptiops:. 49,, =
ness he trusts by strict attention to the wants Of
the community, TO merit . share Of the public pa.
tronage. A. W. HOWARD.
Triaity, Ia, March 9th, 1851. 7.ss:G
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06

~ We give acetaday to aa interest.
ing letter on tho agitajons that vex the
country at this time. Il is from the pen Of
q highly intelligent gentleman Of Psnnsylva-
MIA, an eminen. lawyer Of that State. It
win well repay its perusal. II. ,aid t,97as "a
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06

! EE The packet -Psrgoud" descending
at IL o'clock a. NJ. to-day Reeollect this,
.passengerssaad shippers: Puuctuakty. it is
known, is one Of her many admirable features.
Nothing 50 great parts the waters. That's
all ~ az r. A. sf..egssy~se.- az
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06


Jay Boyer 4z.W. Holmes. u
RY virtue Of writ OF feri facias ia the
- above entitled case issued from the Dis
trict Court OF the Parish Of Catahoula, and
to the Sheriff Of said Parish directed, have
seized as the property Of Jay Boyer, the
following land situate lying and being in
this Parish on Horse Pen Creek, being
s WI OFFS W. Of Sec. No. 81, in Township
No. J. North Of Range No. : East containing
40 acres more Or less, together with the i'm.
provements>on tho same, and on
Saturday, tie eth day Of April 1851
within legal hours at the door Of the Court.
house in the town Of Harrisonburg, will
offer the same for sale for cash under bene-
fit Of appraissmsnt.
~. D. NJ. PRICHARD, Sheriff:
March 8. 1850. Prs. fee 30.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
IARRIED,

On the sti, Of January 1861, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father in Bienvile Parish,
by Rev. Joseph Looney. M. JOHN NJ. HAv-
ARD, to MISS. SARAH J. CocKEsHAM.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
WoVHH4aEE EEECTToTf.
TOD cIJEDIEE z.7t..
FOR SHERIFF.

We Areauthoriked to announce L. GlP DUKE,
a. candidate forthe Office Of Sheriff Of this PARISH
1t the elec.iS1 in November,next. t9u 1921.
We are authorized t. announce J. N. PEYToN
. candidate for the Office of Sheriff at the ensuing
November election. sf.tls;4t1a-
We are authorized 10 announce ANDREW !.
LIDDELL as candidate for the Office Of Sheriff.
Election frs. Monday November next. 81
II 1T Ga FOR RECORDER. fs
We are authorized to announce THOMAS D.
NIX a. candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Recorder = Election, frst Monday November next.
~ FOR ASSESSOR. 4as e.
We are authorized to announce ]. NJ RILEY,
(the present incumbcnt) as a candidate for re-
election to the office of Assessor Of this parish, at
the election in November next =
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
SHEETFF SAVE
Edward Hazard, s
vs..

John zeigenhsine, decd.
III virtue OF a writ Of seizure and sale il
q sued in the above entitled case from the
District Court Of the Parish Of Catahoula
and to the Sheriff thereof directed, I have
seized the following property mortgaged 70,
the payment of the same viz: Fractional lots
Nos. four and five in fractional square, No.
thirty-nins in the town Of Trinity, Parish Of
Catahoula, and on
Sassvday, The eth day Of April, 1851,
within legal hours at the door Of the Court
house in the town Of Harrisonburg, will
offer the same for sale fos cash under benefit
Of superintendent IS. III
.a.s y9 DIN. PRICHARD, Sheriff.
March s, 1891. Prs. fee &C.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06

= We authorized TO announce r. ". RICHARD
SON, the present Judge of the 10Th Judicial Dis
trct; as candidate for Judge of the New judicial
District. composed Of the Parishes Of Catahoua,
Z Caldwell, Franklin Onachta and Morehouse. Elec i
ton first Monday Of April next. ..,,
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
Nes0 Advertisements.
SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF .SALE
Seaman Peck b Co., Us. ]. C. Howard & Co.,
viz: John r. Woodbridge, individually and
as administrator Of the Estate of J. c.
Howard and G. G, Groves, ia solido.
IN this case, by virtue OF writ of feri
e facias, issued from the District Court Of
the parish of Catahoula, have seized as the
property Of defendants. the following IL
months bonds: In case No. 1878. 10 suit in
the District Court Of the parish of Catahoula,
entitled Woodbridge d Groves VS.. John a.
Harris, for $ll7 80. with per cent. interest
from September 9th, 1860, till paid; signed
by said Harris with 2. w. Holmesas security.
A ~ months bond, in same Court, No, ITO,
entitled Woodbridge 4 Groves vs. NJ. Nc.
Williams, for 500 A. with per cent. in.
terest from August II, 1860, signed by said
Nc Williams with T. W. Rawlings as Sc
curity and on. an5
= Saturday the 6th day Of april merit.
l vii. offer the ssid Bonds for sale, fol
what they willbring on creci. Of IL months
according to law.
DIN. PRICHARD. Sheriff.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06

DRros AND MEDIcrSEs.lWe ask atten.
ton to the card or NJ. A. W. Howard in to-
days paper. Mr.. Havard has. for several
yAap been.engaeed in the Drug bu.inessin
TRINITY. aard wcsthily established for him
sslfths character Of 1 thorough going com,
petent ard reliable Druggist, and !. such is
entitled to The confidence efshe community.
Having become sole proprietor Of the late
business IT wMsssrs Morsi. 4 Bro, De will
Keep constantly supplied with : Iull md care
fully selected stock Of Drugs, Chemicals,
Palma, Oil.,s Perfamery,. Statioatry, fancy
articles, and in fine every thing uspally g be
had ia ! 6rst class couatry drug store,
5, The Fisk Asrs,-By reference To- our
,adxszt;sipg colpmns It viii DO seen ihat1a
"Picture Gallery has become permsnent
institution il ont !, town. N. ,Ro.enberger
needs No. conmsndat;sap atAdaf bands! AS
N artist As4has,f s~ equals md 10 superiors.
Haying located 'petms66ently among Is, aud
Die work and prices being satisfactory. We nee
.a.aopd capss why h4ahpnld mt b. properly
sust1inedy anns-~~s nisizets and the public
vii doubtless rsussa him as his nvr;.. s.ss
jdstly deserve. His rooms though not Jet
oomplste afford recreation for ) leisure mo-
mart, md Il ;siSisvell repays thoss qivine
49, :.1st.Ii1 ~ af.,.s, xH>Efn ava al
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
APK1E HL4CYIoM. ,
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.

We ere authorized to announce O. MAYO,
The present Judge of the 18th Judicial District, as
acandidatc for Judge the Judicial District CON-
posed Of parishes Of Catalonia, Caldwell. Frak-
lin. Ouachita and Ncrehouse. Election Ist Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06

TYNE yrLlg rRANCAIsB DESIRE sE PLACER POUR
bonnie d,snfsnts dams bonnie fame sadresser au
- enc av, enire y 22ne d 23me pour deux jours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, February $ 1871
HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, WANTED.

DasFaESr-wANrpr AN ENTIRE HIGH sTOo
ID with ga' prefer'ed rent must be moderit
y imea and vii be paid In advance Particular
by .,,er stating 20 II. o. OF Messrs Rodser
hi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06

RILLiARDs-N0w IL TOUR TIME TO BUY seLEE-
did Tables nth marble slate beds cheap for cesh
aoes 70 YET and BsHaele for sale cheap Bcnd your ooa
M H. aRrrFrrH. LA Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06

pILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE ,. sHAkPb
~ Tables with his newly nvented Cushion psasnssn rs-
vember Ia 1882 well known be Superior W any 70 -
Apply I. the msnufactory, hs Fulton street, ALSO rev
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
VOL. 4.--NO 25.

fFeal G., when We broke up K disbursed.
MHth. 4 children is doin we'll. and as
ResoluTs Is the order of the day / will
feli Obleeged If you'll insurs the follerin-
Whereas, two Eppisodes has happened
up - undersiaed's house, which il Tains.
& Whereas like this stile. sade Twins
BEN Of the male pe.sausshun L both BOYS:
theTei Re Il.
ResOlred, that do most hariily thank
Enjine no. No. II, who under the imprc-
shun frum The iuss a, ny house on tha;
aupishus nise that there was a konfa.
grashun goin On. kun gaylyiantly to the
,pot, but kindly reffain,d fram suairtin.
RssOISed, that nv thanksi i due several
members Of the Bsldinsyille mertin house
who fur , whole dase hain't killed me
sinful skofFrr. or intresiei me to mend
my wicked vase and ,ine said me,tin
house to onct.
ResOlued, that NV B,zum teens with
DltiN hlfia tNi'lNhNlN AtFA- iNf lnIinNtn
indivoous, to whit. namelee; Mis- Square
Baxter. who Jenerusly ref1ozei to t,ke
sent fur a bottle of cimdre; LAWYER Per.
K nses. wife who writ sum versis on the
Eppisodes; the + liter Of the Blldinsville
Bugle Of Liberty. who nobly assisted me
in wollupin my kangerpn, which sagashus
little cuss seriusly disturbed the E1piodes
nv his ontrpns screetchipg i kickins up;
Ms. II rum d Dolitle. who kindly furnisht
-um cold vittlrs at irwin time, when it
wlsunt konvenientt u cook vittles at my
house; x the Peasley.. Prsunses & Wat
.unses for there meny ax of kindness.
TroDly yures. AkTExus WARD.
= fVanitv Fair.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
The Caai'ol.

The washington s'sr. after describing
The rrnce-s of cleaning the can'tol and
orenaring it for the meeting Of Congress.
savs:
Tskinr 'nto consideration tho char.c.
ter of many who have tsrr;ea DIV after
4 in those halls. their condition /. srr.
oris'n~. The white Italian m,rhie of the
Smokers desk "a "a nure and b-;gh, =.
when FIST nolishei: md rho selfs n the
eaner'es show not Sera'eh or ru'. rot
wifhs'rna'nc tho wh't'ling nrorensifies II
'he Y,nkee hovs. A-fis'- are frescee;n-
he ceiling of the Hall of Representative.
again in differ NJ s'vi. from the eaudv
rod and yellow with which T. We covered
before. a1d giving fine qrnearance ~ he
vale. The rrsnd wh'te marble stair.
case IN 'hc north wing @iis'ens anl s,,r
k'es - 4 lid whom Sena'o-s -nd 'he"<ov-
Nreigns" missed M md down ia stems. and
the who'e hniidinc Is FIST p. surnin, itS
81 BRIGHTNESS AMI beauty. One Or two
moro ann'icaf;ons of wstor ard soap, and
the work viii be accomrlishsi.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
Rad Wy. rnn 10 I.a-n.

We not &c IN the Calf rnia snd Oregon
news of the NV York Worls ~ VI .ndav
last. statement thar Cen. J. Lene had
heen shot through the right breast, the
hell coming ont al his RIGHT shoulder. and
'haf he WAS living 81 Ros. hurs in very
critical condition. On The 2lst of NV
r"nort reached Portland th-t he wss deqa.
Nv to u this j. neNs indeed. We had
heard no in,imation chat Gen Lane wss
wannfed, and he where. how and why %
Tho catastrophe are still a mystery. The
nr-tcraph We alllde n anne-rs % be mere
" 4 continuation of = .rrvious announce
neui. and fakes Sc for grsnted that fhe
occurrence is vel UNDERSTOOD II this
80 true. IL i queer Illustration of the
'bsaii'ng interest in the var. United
State Senator. ami one Of our Hiost prom
inent men. can be shot. proh-hlv mortally
~ounded. AMI the announcement either he
omitted hv the nrfss. or never noticed by
the public. -Drity Journal
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
lei. Davis ani hi. U ZION R.'ative-.
VANITY Fair.


The numerous reports Of the afi'i ,tion
of cert,in members Of the Davis frmily
with the ciuse Of the Uninn. fal verifca.
tion IN the case Of cousin of thlt arch
triito-. now stOpp'ne with New l,rusl.
lem clergyman. at Kelly,ille. Delaware
county.
The centleman referred %, whose name
we dill not learn. was 4 resident II Louis.
lana at the time of the passage Of the or
dinince Of secession. and hsd heen at.
ttched to Grneral SCOTS staff in the
Mex'can war. F,ithful to the Union. he
remnvel to Tenessce when Lon;siana had
s"ceded. and. on the nas saee of the secess-
;on ordinance in the lri'cr STATE, he pro.
claimed himself for the Union.
mrh offrlitors drove him from Mem
nh's. AMI he walked twenty miles on foot,
with his child in his arms. accompanied
yer the whole journey bv he wife. They
have heen sioaning near Kellvville far
some weeks. md the ns-'v referred IN de-
lesi ps proceeding n Washington within
f,w davs. 70 lav his case hefore General
Scott. AMI sa'i.'it some position whereby
80 on AGAIN contribute to the welfare Of
'hc = ,vernment.
WHIT shall we sav of Confeaeracv
whose Fveou'ive can not protect his rela-
es7-T PhiladelphIa Press.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20

- We heard a ".ood 'un" the other
day on "tlt Jim" the wag Of COMPANY
A, 7th REGIMENT. and Col. pumont. u
would seem that m handing out hats o.
the bows Just before they st,riei for tie
wars. the contractor paid hut Little aftrn
ton to the eft. lud in Consequence J N
got a very small one t. cover very lar ?
head. lie fret ,d and pulled At II 70
some time to m ,l,, il 90 over, butlt Won u
MT. At last bri ht ider struck him
he lull m ke his im7u .ence serve him
or once, and 30 OF he bo.ted With the
head erect and steady to Col Dnmouf.
balancing his hat to keep it on as best he
could. arriving at the Colonefs quar-
tiers, he walked into his presence stiff az a
poker, without making motion towards
taking the little thing from off it, perch.
which riece nf Ea-m'litwy eiyi'ity being
observed bv the Co'onel. ne thought u
was all owing To Jim's i-norancs. sni he
would take that occasion TO drill" him
in "ctiquette:"
Your name is MAtlock. believer
"Yes. sir
a nrivate in company 4 ?"
"Yes. SIR"
"well. private Mstlock. il : customary
when such a. you come int, the presence
of their offi ers 70 take OF their hats"
To which jim instantly replied--wilb.
Ouf removing his hl:--
"You must excuse me this time, Colo
mel. for have never considered mine on
vet"
The Colonrl instantly took" aid
swore that private jim should have ha'
on If there was one that would 90 or j.
Indianapolis.-iEendr;eks Ledger.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
lcoPrE p.

There Is a voice within the souls deep
fount that saddens or delights the present
hour"
That mystic voice IS memory. 'ris our
companion in soliiuie-our solaee in af-
fiction. and our truest friend when the
temnter turks within our pathway. Hsr-
ken 20 its sweet music a. You tread the
labvrinthine forests. or muse IN some Sc
questered nook. Didst ever listen % such
sou inspiring melody. as that charmcr Of
the mind sweeps with light fingers DER
the heart strin~sl On what nictures OF
beauty doe 1t sketch upon the tablet of
the mind 40 10 paints - rosy o0oys thy
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20

childhood's me.rJ days! Harken 20 tha.
low gushing strain that sends thrill OF
rapture tarough every fiber Of thy being
That ras he echo Of mothers prayer,
which came like zephyr's sigh across thy
brow, when the angels hovered near thee
TO bear that prayer to Heaven; and that
noble refrain waa a fathers gentle admo-
nitions when thy feet we're prone to wan
der in forbidden paths. Such memories
will ring like clarion peels in every spot
where evil would win thy soul from peace.
But other strains there are which win
thy heart from all its sadness and scatter
spring time flowers o'er summers wither-
ing heat Oh, the happy shout! the
eleefu laugh of merry childhood How
they haunt the mvstie f,sie., Of 'ife's me
ridian temple. With sigh to the future
We turn TO the past and half audibly, 30
would we're a child again"
But another cadence stirs the melody OF
that vital organ so reproachfully sweet
that it seems TO chide thy vain regrets.
Listen closely, now. for thou canst
scarcely catch the echoes of its distant
tones. but thy heart viii tell of scenes OF
happiness too sacred for the pen of inspi-
ration, and which swell in raptured ca
dence for thyself alone. o. listen, for it
whispers of moonlight rambles beneath a
summer sky when earth was closed in
beauty and nature slept.
Hearess thou not tones which thrill thy
heart with holy rapture? Time with his
relentless speed has borne thee from those
visions of happiness, hut they are vet
fresh in memory and will live TO bless
thee when those row glossy locks have
changed their ebon hues and shade no lon
ger the polished brow of youth.
SPRISGDALE, Ind. CORRILL.