, 1863-08-31

0kAs1 kdA NlH4AAN ru4C@V1 HA9 A0VuEA NA t14G
End By band Of i've nicn. They compelled |
his clerk to open the cafe and deliver up al |
the money 1t contained, amounting 10 $4,000. |
FREQ negroes were permitted to vote In
North Carolina, until the amendment Of the |
Constitution IN 1885, when a prohibition Was |
adopted. Senator Douglas, tn the debate on
stated, as historical Incident. (which was
not coutradictcd by the North Carolina 6cna.
tors present, that a distinguished North CIR.
olIuian cmancIputed large number Of his
own negroes In order to make them voters to
elect him to tho Legislature Of the State. =.
In thesc days, when leo Is dear, and Often
can bc n,ndo Of ono'.ixth to onc-fousth Of
good cider vinegar, about thrco.fourihs water
IL ordinary summer tempornture, and two t.
blesroopfnls Of iinc whito sugar to m oldl-
,o'J tu%bls5 fall g3Sa b7eTa ~ ,aSa sugar III do
ills Is not only bca1thfu1 bat very Agreeable
drink. For our soldiers, 1t would bs an e1-
cellcnt substitute for Lemonade, however wou
pycrared- THIS drink has been used with
great bcneat TO ayspepties, who cling to It as
portions Of all Ingredients can be regulated
according 10 tsste.
-Mr Eoyes, In his book Of "Skctches Of the
War" tells the bcst story We have seen Of the
Way ttYankcc' cooine.s puts down female fn-
eolenFe 10 rebeldom. 4 splerdidly besiaked
ind btteathered female of the JEFF Davis flock,
in paseIpg one OF our soldiers gavc the skirts
OF her drefs tho usual dirt to show her c3n-
tempt Of the tribe. and tho soldier retortcd
ty tic following bit Of torture:
"Why, mar1n. how dirty yuur stockings arc
Juatl tlook at'em!" Down went female asttta and
female pride at the eame instant, wAtlc hea.ty
LAUGH t!ou h!s cotn!ades winged the. sarcastic
hhsft and sent 1t well home.
The following plthy correspondence has
taken place between Gen. Gilmore and Gen.
Beaurega.d: :.
DEAN s1n: respectfully ask you to ALLOW tho
gpited States forces under my command a. to ossapg
cuAnlEs7oE. Arg. =, 1868.
i psS1 ssi sia: % You shan't. q. =. Bx4unFoAnD.
To Gen. @. It. Beaurcga7d: ': IT,:
DE4ps1n: IfhezI. G1a. Gs1xonE.
The P.rls Arss says:- : ~ There Is serious
talk Of marriage which will greatly astonish
| marriage is to be between the Queen Of Eng
I land and the ex.KinE OF Portugal, the same
rho refused the Greek throne"
| AT tho theatre, Vienna, all lad1cs are re-.
quired to take off their honncts before entor-
! Ing the theatre. i Is almost Impossible Tor
persons sitting behind lad5 with her bonnet
On to zoe what !s going forNard On the stage.
At a theatre in Parts printed bills about the
theatre contain the following announcement: !:
| t.An 3onng aud handsome ladies' are politely
requested to take OF their bopnets. All
| othe1s may keep them ou-n
| -Messrs. Vim. B. D, Simmons & Co., Of
Boston, have recently executed m order from
In the country, to. be erected In the great
| Norman Tabernacle Of Salt Lake City, which
building win seat II, GOO people. Owing to
the great cost Of transportation, the case o1
the organ, and the 1G and 50 feet dispasons
arc to be mad Gland fanished In the building
under The supervision Of tkillfu1 Hork man
low en- foute~
E-Hen1y E. Carter, of Hartford, fCtl re
Gently fired bis rife 50 times at fnch tar
get, twenty rods distant, putting ali the 81
bullets into the target, eleven Of them al
hitting the same place, only making i hol,
that could be covered BY half dollar. 1u
| decd, = three-fnch circle coyers aS Of tho en-
tire 80 shots.
Mons. Arzeno Houssaye has been acns b,
the F1e1ch Government to discover, If posi-
bic, the tomb Of Leonardo da Finci. who dies
At C1oux Luci. petty chateau which Still CT
lists at Amboise- Leonardo In his viii desirc'
to be inferred in.the Church OF st. Flo7cntiu
: Mons Arsene HoussaYe's theory Is that Leo
nardo d. Ninci died In the arms Of Francis L
ut AmboIse, (whete Francis !. Was fond Q
staying,l and not at Fontaitebleau, Hhcs
tradition places hun. =.
-kentucky has suffered largely By the IT
bel1ion. The reports OF the Auditor Gcnera
.. ! skew that while In 1850, when peace prevail
ed, the valuation increased 418, 150, ,S10, In 1S6
! | and 1861 It decreased f265, ,20l ,5o8. Tho tot:
valuation In 1860 vas $511 ,e68, ,T4e; In 1853
had fallen to $751;, 1G2 $50, which ID sald to
: actnalls less than ten yearsago. Meanwhile
! tho expense Of the State Government hay
been largely increasing, so that In both dtret
tions the State haa been loslng ground.
1t viii be remembered that the State {
: Alabama has passed resolution By her 1egi
, lators, declaring that she has lost cond1eae
1 | in the rebel Generals Holmes and Pemberto1
The effect was singular. Holmes immsdia'el
. | died In dellr1un tremens, and Pemberton ha
l been shot By Texan soldier. -,
, The 10000 bales Of Confederate Gotta
: recently seized near Na4chez, arc worth t1en,
: eix millions Of dollars. This Will help to fo'
! the war bill. -.:.
! -Greek-fre, which Inns been thrown In
i, Charleston, Ia combustib1e composition, Il
constituents Of which arc supposed to
axphnlt, with nitre and sulphur. Water vi
!. not extinguieh it. -. =
! Tho Leareuworth Co4&t~satfss Of Frida
! says: John Calico was tried In LAxrc1ce {
) Monday By . jury eelected by the citizens.
:. was proved thAt ho knaH Of tho raid u
r moved his family ont Of town IN Thursd'
D ! night. After bling sentenced TO be hnnE Al
| spy, he confessed that he camo In with Qua
j, til, and thatN he killed tho widow ALIENS 30
8c Kua then hung. :, :.
!. Four more inspected persons were to
e tried yesterday--oally and. his sou, and ts
r | men naued Ha1Aca. .s. :- ~