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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
Nonrn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NoRrH CAROLINA CoNTRABANOScHo
Mr.. Vincent Colyer, The North Carolina
schooImaster, whose contraband schools at
Newborn were closed by Gov. Stanly.
made an address on Tuesday evening last
before the Young Mems Christian Associa-
lion Of New York, at the Cooper Institute
Just at the close Of Mr.. Golyer's address,
be said he had seen the President, who
gave his views as follows:
sThe President said that the idea ofclos-
ING the schools and sending back fugitive
slaves and searching vessels going North,
never had eInanated from his administers
ton. such an order never had been given
BY him, nor would it be tolerated BY him
or his administration. He said more than
that. He said no fugitive slave who came
within the lines Of the United States army
should ever beretuf "a to bis master
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

BANKRupr Lawn the House Of hep
resentatives on Monday, Mr. Arnold III
troduced the following important measure:
Mr.. Arnold, previous notice having been
given, introduced bill to provide for the
relief Of honest, but unfortunate debtors,
and the distribution Of their property
among their creditors ~ uniform system
of bankruptcy throughout the United
States: which was reasi z first and second
time, and referred to ths special committee
oil the subject
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
Leavenwortb. Juae Is.

The Kansas State Senate, sitting as a
Court Of Impeachment, has found John
w. Robinson. Secretary Of State, guilty Of
high misdemeanor, by vote Of IL to 4.
On the remaining charges the Court found
him not guilty.
The Court, by vote Of le to 8, d.
clared that John w. Robinson be re-
moved from the Office Of Secretary Of
State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

MINTs OF THE UNITED STATEs.-The
n. Fl. Ggzette tells US that the mints Of
the United States have coined since they
commenced operaiio s--a period Of less
than seventy years--'he large amount Of
eiyht hundred millions Of dollars--about.
onDffth of The whole metallic Of the
world. or this amount five hundred Al
twenty millions Of dollars were derived
from the mines Of the United States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

TT The Government is preparing to
shelter our armies against the blaziig sun
Of the South. Sesenty-fve thousand cot
ton or linen shelter tents have been ordered
in New York alone, aud viii be ready for
delivery early inJuly. They will be made
on the French pattern, witch i considered
the best.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

Eg-The apportionment Of school rev.
enue for the current year. in Indiana, will
he one dollar and ten cents per child. The
gross amount Of proportionmentis upwards
Of S57I,oo0. This is some $4,000 more
appropriated to the public schools than
ever before apportioned 1t is same per
child as The apporionment Of 1861.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
IARer SALE oF MlNnRAl.--We lear

LARGE SALE OF MINERAL.--We learn,
that few days since B. Fl. Champion.
ESQ.,, Of New Dig 2ins, Wisconsin,, sold as
the product Of his lode for short time,
seuen hundred iiousaad ponds Of Mias-
raj for the snug sum Of ~ 0,5o0.-- Gale-
na 44dvertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

re- The orders Of the President, as
Commander-in-C Of the Army and
Navy the UnitedStates, to the command
ING Generals, are--rua no risks. make No
ventures, BIT let euery Increment Be s1trs,
and egerg bLolg q uict0rN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

RE Telegraphic dispatches have been
received announcing the death at Fond du
Lac, of Col. d. Z. Wood, o. The Fourteenth
regiment, wounded at the battle Of Pitts.
burg Landing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

Eg- The people Of republic, assailed
by power based on sefyitude, and rely
ing for success on the sympathy Of kings,
and yet comm inded to choke down every
rising impulse Of liberty, i a spectacle
Which the world never before saw.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

RgThe Omaha( Nebraska) Rspn5licoa
tells b;g stories ofthe Salmon River gold
dieines. One Is that two miners bad
taken out $3.50, 900 in two days Another
that The dirt averages from SO tc 500
per pan
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

nT Great preparations arc making at
Louisville for general celebfati n Of the
coming Fourth Of July at the Fair
Grounds; arrangements viii be laade for
2G,000 persons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

gg The bin forever prohibiting Slavery
in all the Territories has been concurred 10
hv both Houses of Congress and is DO
doubt By this time law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

PARRY WE'LL Mixed UP.--Thsfe i
said to be 4 regknont ID Blenkcrs division
ID which there ave soldiers d foGkF-ca
different naticnalitits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

Many citizens Of Memphis, who
have saved old United States postage
stamps, are surprised to find them worth
less
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYORS

3 NTERRLCK,
NV casu received the appointment Of Dep
premSt5- surveyor of Grant County, willattend
basi3puy % all business Ia thet limo intrste ii i'm
If one mile southeast Of Fairay ID tne town
s0.6n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
Fl BAXTER, NJ. D.
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.

Sou aae Undersigned procures Arrearares Bounty. Pen
~ Z, F 49,. 9f Soldiers and their Heirs the State Boun
tio sa,l'es attends to the settlement and coIee-
r0.t u AAi'ary Accounts against the State ana the
msets - ana any business With the state Depart-
"A Address, with retlrn stan,rs
h. b QI-INER ksaaisnn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

Fort Madison, June II.
The old shops at the Iowa State Prison
took fire last evening about eight o'clock,
and harmed to the ground. Loss estima-
ted at from $4,000 to 10000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

Al New NAMz.-The Nashville Union
calls the rebel league the great Southern
Skedaderacy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

r4r The Chinese oiiic'al census 81 1il'f-
,,. $50 MIL oiyes tie reputation Of that
an,nirs * site, 532. 9Q0t That II Japan
i estimated at twenty-five to fry mil.
lions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
pnnMpr RETALLIATIoN.

AZ soon Al the circumstances were well
understood, the Bfooklyn and the ganooass
turned back TO retaliate the outrage alla
il thew approached the ground where me
batteries had been concealed, me guhooa's
beino ii ADVANCE, commenced tifing.-
phay continued their firing until they got
opposite the town Of Grand Gulf There,
If course, va expected i to cease but no.
Our aunboat4 kept on. Shot after shot
f.ll thick ia the town; crash, crash Went
The balls through and through Inc tfal-
fois houses, until, hearing nolhing--llo' 4
single shot having been returned y cur
f;re-Capt. Craven signalled e cease our
firing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25
T ALLEN BAKBLh,
MILLS, MCKEE 4 BLESSING.
ATTORNEYS AT Law
,solsrrR, GRANT COUNTY, WIS.

,.acAsrER, GRANT COUNTY, WIS.
~. eD stairs IN Meyers B@ildiag, Q" ia9a''oa
oo1' y Street, opposite Cont HoHss
wilorsetco in ali The Court oFthis state. ,4t.no.
gs SELECTIONS promp yat ended toandreml'tanees
'nlSr tov.a on lands OF uon-resdents ana give
.';,I' attention toany business relating to rear es
iats nltioh may be entrusted to our care
5osEru T. MILLS, DAVID MCKEE. C. L G. III sss''0
Lancaster Oct .17th, 1853. lo-tt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-25

This new negro melody bids fair TO DO .oge as popular
as "Dixie." Author unknown.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19
The Wandering Jew.

A strange account is given of this per-
sonage, by Calmet, in his history Of the
Bible. His original name was Calaphilus,
and was Pontius Pilates porter. When
they were dragging the Saviour out of the
door of the Judgment Hall, he struck him
on the back, saying. "Go faster, Jesus, go
faster; why dost thou linger?' Upon
which the Saviour looked on him with a
frown, and said, II am indeed going, but
thou shalt tarry till come" Soon after
this Calaphilus was converted, and took
the name of Joseph. He lives forever,
but at the end of every hundred years,
falls into fit or trance, and when he re-
covers he returns to the same state of
youth he was in when our Saviour suffer-
ed, being then about thirty years of age.
He was never seen to smile, and perfectly
remembers the death and resurrection Of
our Lord.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19

BUNYAN's ToMB.-A new tomb has
been erected over the grave of the author
of "The Pilgrims Progress" in Bunhill
Fields Burial Ground, City Road, Lon
don. The requisite funds for this me-
mortal have been raised by public subscrip-
tion. The length Of the tomb is about
seven feet, and the height rather over A
feet. On the top, in reclining posture,
with book in hand, is the carved efigy of
John Bunyan, in stone, with the head res
ting on pillow, the length of the figure
being 5 feet s inches. On the north side,
in relief, is stone panel representing
Christian starting on his pilgrimage, with
the burden on his back; and on the south
side Christian is representing as in tho
act of reaching the cross, and the burden
falling from his shoulders. AT the east
end Of the tomb is the following inscrip-
tion, engraved on piece of old stone -
"John Bunyan, author Of the Pilgrim 8
Progress p ! OBJ. slst August, 1888, act.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19
dlisceIlaneous.
For the Southern Adis.
JUDITH.

She sat upon the floor within the tent of
mourning Judith, the fair young He
brew widow, Sombre hangings draped
the apartment, through which no CLEAN
Of sunlight came to gladden. the heart of
tho lonely occupant, or drive away the
mournful gloom within. Her long hair,
wet with her. tears, lay around her upon
the floor, like a carpet, her face pressed
hard upon it, while piteous sobs shook her
frame az 3 lily is shaken by the autumn
blasts. Beauty, wealth and fame were
hers, and life had been one summer day
of gladness, until shadow crossed her
threshold that could never be chased
away. Yet not alone for him who slept
within the lonely sepulchrc Of Bulam her
tears were shed, her prayers, her anguish
breathcd.
Dangers dark thunder cloud had arisen
fearfully black and hideous. The foe
were encamped without, and woe J woe !!
for the devoted city, when he should come
laundering at its gates
II was evening. The priests at Jeru-
salem were offering incense in the temple
of the Lord the prayers were going up;
and she, with outstretched hands and
pleading voice, besought the Lord to hear
this her prayer, in unison with those as
cending from the holy city: HSpare thy
dear people! Deliver them frcn the OPP
pressor! he is cruel and strong. Throw
down their strength In Thy power and
in Thy wrath pour retributive justice upon
their own heads! They will defle Thy
sanctuary; they will pollute Thy taberna-
Gle, where Thy glorious name restetb, and
cast down with FIRE and sword the horn Of
Thy altar. Prosper the design / have
conceived against them, and smite the
prince with the servant, and the servant
with the prince Break down their
naughty insolence BY my hand, who art q
feeble woman for Thou art the God Of
the afflicted, an helper Of the oppressed, an
upholder Of the weak; protector Of the
fcrlorn Saviour Of them that are with
out hope. The prayer was finished. ~
She arose to her feet, and descended into
the gorgeous spiendor Of the silent man-
sions below. a new and heavenly light
had entered into her soul. A confding
trust stilled the tempest lately raging
there. She laid aside her mourning gar
meass, and put away The sackcloth, and
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19

PRETTY Coon JoKE.-A London (O.)
paper tells pretty good one of an old
bachelor of that place, who was present at
a butter fair recently held in that town.
A lady who enjoys joke hugely, asked
him if he would like to see the milking
machine, one Of which was on exhibition.
The gentleman of course signifed his as
sent, when Mrs. w. conducted him 10
a far corner Of the room, where very
young person was drawing sustenance
frolu the maternal fount; and pointing to
the cberub, Mrs. w. said that that was
one Of the most perfect arrangements for
the use in question ever invented. Such
roar of laughter followed, as was likely
to bring down the. plastering.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19

Sucn is LIFE, SO lately dead so
soon forgotten. IT'S the way Of the
world. We flourish for while. Men
take us by the hand, and are anxious
about the health Of our bodies, and laugh
at our jokes, and we really think, like the
fly on the wheel, that we have something
to do with the turning Of it. Some day
we die and ara buried. The sun never
stops for our funeral everything goes on
as usual men laugh at new jokes; one
Or two memories still hold our names and
forms, but the crowd moves o. in its daily
circle and in three days the great waves
sweep over our steps, and wash out the
last vestige of our earthly footprints
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19

OBEDIENCE OF CHILDREN.-I is un-
speakable what blessing it is to q child,
what a saving Of unhappiness and wicked
ness in after life, to be early taught abso-
lutte obedience there must be no hesita-
.tion or asking why, but what mother
says must be done. Tie young twig
bends easily, but remcmber, that in after
years it grows hard, and will break before
you can bend it. A little steadiness at
first will save you many years sorrow.
While you insist upon obedience, however,
you must take care that you do not pro-
woke child, and tempt it to disobedience
by unreasonable and foolish commands
"Prcvoke not your children to wrath, /"
and when it IL necessary to punish them,
see that it never be done violently and in
passion, but as duty. Hints TO Moth
ers.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19
A Timely Reproof.

Humor and sharp wit are never put to,
better use than in answering fool accord
ing to his folly, and we could wish that
reproofs like the following were more fre-
So ss six. years ago, in one Of
the trains OF cars running between New
ark and Jersey City, New Jersey, there
was young naval officer, who was con-.
stantly intermingling his conversation
with the most profane oaths. A young
lady was so situated. that she could not
but hear every time he swore. AT first
she bore it with equal equanimity then
as it continued, and rather increased in
the shocking character Of his imprecations,
she began to grow 6dgetty, and her eyes
flashed. We knew bolt would be shot,
and that it would strike him. 1t came
directly.
"Sir, can you converse in the Hebrew
tongue :"
"Yes," was the reply, in half uncon-
scious, but slightly sneering tone.
Then, was the reply, 'if you wish to
swear any more, you will greatly oblige
me and probably the rest Of the passen-
gers also, if you do it in Hebrew.
I watched him. It had hit. His col
or came and went-now red, now white.
He looked at the young lady, then at his
boots, then at the ceiling Of the cars but
he did not swear any more, either in He
brew or English, and he probably remem-
bered that young lady.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19

Oh do not love another,
cannot bear that thou,
To whom my soul its homage yields,
Should to another bow;
Though wild and foolish it may seem,
Thus to express my fears,.
Remember thou my love for thee,
Though all those changeful years.
OH do not love another,
When | have passed away,
But sometimes pause and drop tear
O'er my insensate clay.
Though wayward have often been,
My heart was ever true,
In life or death my soul shall own
No other love but you.
OIL do not love another,
My jealous heart would break,
To know thy heart had felt pang
/, That was not for my sake.
Then do not love another,
But let my memory live
Within that manly heart of thine,
And all my faults forgive.
DEER PARK, Hartford Co, Nd
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19

B9- A poor Frenchman, whose wife
aroused him from sleep with the cry,
sect up, Baptiste, there Is u robbor in
the house?" answered sensibly, "Don't
let us molest him. Let him explore the
house awhile, and If Re should find any
thing Of value we viii take il away from
him.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19
AFFORD COUNTY INTELLIGENCER.
8olitifs anS 6ensral Snfarmatis
BEL AIR. MD SATURDAY MORNING JULY 10 1862

owhood, and decked herself with jewels;
the wine destroyed his reason; the fall
chion passed through his neck. I will
sing unto my Lord I will praise him for
His goodness; for He is wonderful in
strength, and merciful to all that love him.
Woe unto the nation that rise up against
my people ] The Lord Almighty win visit
them in wrath He will put fire and
gnawing worms in their flesh, and they
shall feel them and weep forever"
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19
MIcHAELsvILLE, July 9th.

To the Editor Of the Southern Egis:
Mr.. EDITOR This history of Judith
has always been a beautiful one to me,
and we have no reason to doubt its entire
authenticity. Josephus, though he does
not expressly montion this story, speaks Of
those apocryphal writings as true Jewish
histories, in which other learned writers of
ancient times agree. If you think it ad-
visable, please give it a place in your pa
per. Perhaps some of your young readers
may have overlooked it, and having their
attention thus called to it, they can turn
to their family Bibles, and find the entire
history written there, in its own original
style, which will, perhaps, be more inter-
esting than any abridged recital of mine.
A FRIEND.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19

1G "If the spring put forth no bios
SONS, in summer tberc will be no beauty,
and in autumn no fruit; 50 if youth be
triaed away without improvement, ripper
years will be contemplate and old age.
miserable"
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19

90 (h she was jeWeI Of Wife, said
Pat, mourning over ths loss of HI better
halt >sShe always struck he NTH TIC
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19
4ottital.
For tie Southern Eais.
SONG

BY MRS. r. D. n.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26
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RFran wounds, Calls Of all kinda rr,sau.
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or grease, and horse dlsssEnpsr-
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~ ana IRaattsn aaaA fever purity The MOOD -
Lae ~ q, Cleanse tAa wAteT, An4 stFeaxlhss "A
part OF The body.
.. sLoAi'S MEDICINES
Are sold b EDwAAD 4. JAMEs hv..
MnaiesalH and Retail Genera Agent 4, NJ.
tErss's pssees, esFnsr Jules and yirs, r,--s.l -
esaiis SAY Hotel one bl0ek north Il a. rag,
NO use, one esscA east Of The Perm. i i laszsa
No AdaTsss, Post 0eacs box So (ly5,,t g,sz;s.
U aass- Eaa Ahaxal supply u circular, s.zassa
: poster aisd WESasor c2r4s I'll 9s >
dress, only OF the JobbinE Housp s1s far .ses-
aat seieHt Of that particular house
sLoAk'S MEDICINES
are BOLD By ALL RhsIeaaia nruESl,t.lHS; l.ss.
II AangfaCtaEeE prices--a!s.y u A. Lei Sin
asst TetAilsd by ALL dealers IL nrdtelBs,
MALZkR D. SLOAN OrtganA Pr9grssz
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