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From the London 5imes. zstsl 49,
Il fs a matter u netorie1y tnat. while the
Unienists can find no partizans in kae South,
the DissniDnisss coant their active lalherenis
in every town 10 the North. The upper classes
Of Anerieqn society are said to be seceders
eyers wliers; the " omen are found SD WHEREBY
er a test is applied. The very C..bitet of the
PresideEs IS said TO be divided in bpinioa on
the point and We ven know shat tlit venerat-
ed founders OF AnaeIicat indeperde! &c did, in
forecastingl such a bchism as this, RECORD their
conFietioIs ia II separation was better than
civil wa. WelasS. therefore. whether we can
be ieasorasly blamed fer participating in senti-
ments which nearly ane-half Of the American
people hive in some way expressed
The Federals are sndigrarlt At our views Of
their fnnehding destiny but they should re.
csllect that precisely the same dfstiny has
awaited Al other cofhinurities. Thht state Of
things which the Unionists desire - perpetu-
ate is state OF things which nevef yet exist
ed. An enormous aggregate Of Sfhtes cover
ing an entire ccirinent exempt FROM the incon-
yeniences OF political division. and released
from the heiobheations Of international society,
dcscribes.and explains the ifnpossiIility Of ad
mitting more than one State on tie American
Continent he shuts his eyes 10 what has actu-
ally iappcncd IN all the other territories Of
the world His arguments, ifaccetted. would
prove thnt there could be only onb nation on
the Continent Of Europe. II every cosnmfni-
" has a natural right to the who'll urse of
every river. ard to a free rnh from evcTy point
il the intsriorof the country to any point on
the seaboard il is clear that Euroke must be
wrongly constituted.
We do not say but that If such unions could
exist. it might be beneficial 10 man 4kind- We
only say that there existence has iievcr yet
been found possible, and that The Americans
when they separate. viii be but illustrating
the universal tsndency Of suck thitgs. Great
declarations have often been iulagirled BY poll
ticinns as well IS poets, but they have never
been established. We have had 10 get on
without them. and 10 mould orr politics and
our proceedings IN arc0rdAnco with nlose pas
sious Of human nature which have forbidden
any better system The AinericaIk VIII have
to 10 no more. Il VIII b9 dcsccat as we'll as
= dlsapp for them and OH this point
the Northerners are correct IN flleir views;
but we can hardly he exposed TO hensure for
regarding as rolerabie WHAT'S SIMPLY the CON-
mon lot Of mankind
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T4sss OF wsIrhI. ahsl .Ita.urss.


For splnd tims past, ,des4rted workshops and
dwellings have feceEyIs cd the attention Of per-
Fms in need Of WOOD pr honey and after car
tying off fencing, dopr And shutter soon fol-
ow, and presto some finH morning the house
disappears altogethst VIE have already noted
Ebveral cases 81 this linH. ahf new we have
hhoiher to record. During the lrlast two weeks
fhe fencing around BHenI4nfs foundrv. on Col
iege streef, opposite FEre9i s Hall. has etadu
ally grown ..small by IdeErees and beautifully
less and on Friday IiiglIi. lash was made
pn thefront foundry builliing, which. about
taidnight, came dawn With a frk nendous crash.
Before IN the morning sthrcely a stray splin
/ er was to be found about tie place aud at
noon, the work Of deskrIdtioH was resumed
lind progressed all day on the large rear build
Ing, which, being sttohgis put up. resisted for
B long tirne the assaults bF soldiers. citizens.
bsys, girls. aud nIggefs, EIRtil at last down
came the roof, and there was nothing left to
shelter the valuable PROPERTY in mach nery.
tools. etc. all Of which lay exposed, and will
hbubtIess be Totally destroyed. The mule
which has been lying dead there for several
days il still stretched o3t IN al Its lovellhess
ID tickle the neskrfls Of tie occupants Of the
hospital adjoining - Nasil5ils Dfspateb, Esb. s.
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NORTHERN DIsPATCHRs.

NAsHsH1E- Feb. :. 1s63-Our victe<y over
the Rebels az Fert Dcnelson WIS couIDlefe an 4
decisive.
Col. Lowe, Of the 9th Iowa. was in command
of our forcss when our informant left
0ns hundred and forty-iiFe rebels had been
buried, and one hundred pris6ners taksn.-
Nero were being brorght IN
The Rebels retreaied toward charleston
Tennessee.
Tic wooden sildins aud 4 part os lhe found
~ Of j. II. Brannah. used AZ a rnannfactory
foTtnbrly sflConfbderate cannen, vert destroy.
ed tEday by citizens aad soldiers. Esdsr the
hoer ABOUT fifty fhiftb-six pound shsl.s Nere
tiiscovered
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They shook f,eir sWett1ess out in their sleep
On tbs brink Of iha5 beautiful stream;
BUTT wandereR along With we1rsotne sohg.
Like lover That walls 10 drkaIni IT.
So the rt<cs blew 3ll ~
when frh viats vent through E
In the moonlight 81 ulli'e aud - still; n +,
And the river Il ocst
AL night ~ the feet
Ofa Geld and hIniJ bill l.
OF Hard and ) srLseislk hiu ilI
/ said, We hsFe. often khowered our loves
Upon sonettinE a. dry a. the dust;
And the faith tkats cst and the hearts thai sre lest
Oh. how can se Hiiticgly fr13ts III
The Winkls rix SAINT V i
And the moo. Ike q yafrit, l|
Giides over the woodlands % white and fo.stiil ~
And yo5beat and y0a bea, li
All night = tie fesf IT
or that cold and Eiuf3 bsll-
or that hard AID sease hss hill II --
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QCkErrxn ksrrEs Drr tnTHrr.l
ChaftarcdE1 Feb- T. l6f3-
TITIZkN6 h1Ting uerroes - lire are notifed. tknt
- 11o3t H1nf 70 Be conpslsd 70 inprs.s i.an-
sisrf-bu1 at he sane tine an conpeiet kaytl
or %. apd uiD pay fair Price< rasisas. ard nedica
1fte1ti1n- N B-F. JONES
Febl3-4W NJ. 4 o.
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Willis Liezf--Il- " Olivier. 1t "a,
the fofo1 ing charge and srecihrstion
cHkEGE-
Niscon1ac. IN The facs q the ereny.

WILLIS Lie1t--Il. ~ Olivier 1t "a. Infa1trr on
the foriot ing charge An u sFecihrations
cHxEGE-
Eiscou51ct in the fac, % the ereny
SPErTFIcA ATIoS-
IN fii= that 1st Lieut. L. " Olivier being duiv
commissioned oicer q the IL RegiE11t Louisiana
In nsrT accom- pan &c his regiment a1d company 70
the Geld q battle before Nurireesb1-os Tenn on or
abeaf the 30th day ol pfcenhrr 1851. tha- On OF
about the morning % the 9ls d1y.of D4seber. 1851
said Lieut. T.. y. OliFifr- harinE pr7i-1red stray
bar Sc did durig the heat of the battle and in face
Of the enemy ahandon bis COMPANY ard Col3rs with
out warrant authority and remain s5sant until the
following mornng although ordered ofejon his reg
irneni by Capt Beatty of the regitent All this
rea- 1lurfreesoro. in the STATE cf Tenncssee
ahott the 3lsf day or December. hSs3.
To the Specification. Not Gniifr-
To the Charge. Not Guilty
lA--ffSDTTG ASD SES1ESCE o. TuE CoUE7--A Ger
mature elaboration the Corft finds tie accused As
foIloTs
or the Specification. frilfy
OF the Charge. euilfT
And does therefore, sentence him the &C -tsed Isf
Lieut. 4, y. Olivier ~ Ilexime-t Ia lnIa1frr 20
be cashefsd. and that his nanc. crimr snd place Of
abode. and purishEent. be puhiished ia the neuspa-
pers sbot Che Camp. and IN toe State tr Io1isiaua
X--The proceedings in abe foregoing case havinr
with the findings and sentence q rhe Curt een sub
nitfed o the General cc-nnar 1int1 ate ~ hin a.
proved ard confirmed.
lst 1t L. n. Olivier. lss La Infa3trT therefore
ceeses . bo an ofcer OF tie Confedcrsie States Army
from this date
BY can-ra nf- or tiT-SEEar. Bskcd.
- IrnIrr = a
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new Bacon ana baIt n
4 FEW hundred ponnds family cured Bacon. 80
-. sacks Virginia sali, for sale By
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Ia this thaIthe said 2 Lieut.. james K-Prk7r. r..
c. 5th Ark4ns1n regi nenf did faIl 10 frr5 - -
inspection with bis CON pa1y kaid fnrn.efSo- L~i
been ordered ~ the Brig Gen Cou1rr 5i-- h, -
ing Al that tihs absezt from camp ilhout 80. -
not u be founf- This near Wartrace Ter rs-- - -
about the hour Of 10 clock A. n. a. - IlfI - -
January lls61. - -
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Irish Pofatoel. SuEar, qofes.

A W Iafty that viii sand ne b Express sack Of
a sound snd good Irish Pstatoes VII send him
BY Ezureks ten pounds light brown <ugzr, ard one
pound hne Rio Cole. ii new Oznab1,g sack
z IT. EDwARDT.
y WkoLEs4LE AID EETAIL DE4LEE ~
FAMILY GRecERIf7- AxD
CONNfss lOS n NERCHAST.
AT D.uELs OLDs1AsD, xo u WlrrEHk III 81,
fsb1s-lm 1n.nta, Georgia.
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= ExfEAcT
HEliD Qr1ErEAs. An,fr 81 Trx,rr---r y /
6s9.l.Iah'na. Tenh-. Fsb- >. Iss7-
No -
l. Al general Ccurt NartiaI .,urr,,.s - -
ns1Is tsnn;, 171- - lsss u PErsuinoe ot special
Orders 10 III faragH1ph III fnrn thee Het f5u.r-
isEs c,,es lelahona 5seH.rJ 70, Iss3. EhsIof Col.
"A lex Arhinsfry sd Aa4ans Beriucnf = P1rrsir ~
were arraignad and tired The ftiIiorilr n
xyIII--2d Lisut- jas X P.y5urn. C. as;- s,h A..
kansas kHgiHsni. On ihe aloHins charge and rpscb
viol.sisa 81 he "a iTsisis aiss 4 war
sFEclrtc Ar1ox
In this, taf nd Lisutl JaslK Pyburn. q. .s,,t
9TH Arkansas Feeiuent Cd ieaFt his conpanv whIl,
Ia The pr<ssnop Of ne eneay gitAeut perm 81 io
ltner ne so49ane1g c1eer q h regiment " sou
panJ ana iAti.o 70 reioin rs company unt1 abcuf n
1ys 49,, me es i%essE % sehs 2 ne Issr q a,
Thissnear Nutlreesb1ro 1ean1s.ss A - 49,. - -
hour Of II flock. - on The 7oth day Of Dlcenber.
eHAEsrad.
yiolstion cl The ltth Ar-icle Of War.
sfEcIF1c1rfON
Ia this thatthe said ID Lieut.. James Prt.,r. n.
C. 5th Ark4nss. res1 nert. cid fail to tufn OUT Isr
inspeetioa VIII bis esnPa1y. kais inspetiioa karinr
been ordered ~ the brlg- Genil Couunn dinr BE- -
ing a that tishs ahseai from camp Without esrs snd
not u be lounk. This near Vartrace Tenre-r- =. -
about ne houf Of 10 clock a n, the lfth day of
January llss7
Yiol.sio. d the ssS ars;eir 8: War
In this. that the said "a Lieuf Jas K Prt,,r, e..
&c 5th Arkinkas Regiment. di1 uhen noffei br I.
Regiuental fonms1fer. through his captain. that =
statrnsnt Of hs Reasons r nifnt himself
from camp without leave would Be REQUIRED Of hin
tel his Captain 70 reply Tor hin 20 the Rerinertai
Commander 4nat ne had : no written stafement 10
make or words 10 that effect Thts near Farfrnee
Tennessee. a or abor The hour Of oelpck p. ~ On
the 18th day Pf Jan u1ry. Is63.
To which the accused pleaded as follows
Iothe spefiaeatic4 q - Charge Not g uilty.
To he M sgsEsssssb Il sscts4se. s; koi os csisy.
To he spsEIaestioh Of Isl tharg.. Not sf5 cuiIs5y.
To the Isl Charge Not Guilty.
AlA---fIfpISG AcD skNIEfScE o. 1HE CorKT.-
Aiter mature debeHtlos ihe cohrs finds TIE accused
a. follows
OF the sPiIeifcatioh o. the 70 t5arss. ennsy.
q E sss sptsiss:ih q he !. da.rs. sisasS aaIliy.
OF me sskeiseatifa 81 he It charge. Gully.
or the ls1 CharEe Guilty.
And does fhersfo1s srnfence hlra fheacessed sbd
Lieut. Jas K Pybrin- Co C'f 5th Arkabsas ieri.
mcnf. % y ashiersd.e ard that the crime nnre
place sf abofe. and funishen ef sald Lent Pyburn
Be pubnhed In The lesrapsfr ID aud nhout fhs en-
in the Skate of \ rkanE3s-
XX. The ProceodinEs II The ferer0inr case harfnr
with the hfdidp and lsniencs q TIE CUurt hees
E1enittsd q he Geaes.l cenaandinE. are ~ n.
approved. "a Ifert- Jas K rybrrn Co. s-Ci-' stl
Arkansas regiment iherelurs cesres ~ bt an rRcr,
In the Conttderate Stater Army iron tkis date.
By comm9nd Of GlzS'L BEksG
(Signed) kiSLoCH F1ICSkR.
A. A Genf.
feblS-2t r G. TfLER.
Col. 4 Pm Cen'L
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TIE DEnocRaeY. rEuE 70 TaE uIIl

The Democrats will not, OF course listed fo separaL
ton instant saeh suggsstisn. ID their eyes.
is proposition to dissolve the UnioRf9H which one
eug 10 he hanged. They expect the question vhegI
the Union shall be restored By force OF by cumpro
mise TO be submitted TO the people in the next dice
ton and upon that to carry the coHdtry Their
plan is oppose the administrator sinpiy on its
anti-savery policy They PIT IN issue The Cohfkea-
ton Act the Missouri Emancipation Act the PIesi-
dents Proclamation Of Emancipation rbesa mear
sures they pronounce hnconstituti6nl ahy their val
lidity aud everything done, to te doAe ID parsY
ancs OF them. In addition 70 this they attack the
Administration accoqnt OF its suspension or the writ
Of habeas corpus. false imprisonments, corruption n
becilify &c, and thousand other Incidents. But
On the war aii the integrity of the Union they are
like adamanf itself. They claim to favor the for
the sake of the Union, but to be for conn rath
or than They say very tFulhfHly that the Re
pubcaAs have tried force for two years and exhaust
ed the country and upon this clhi the adoption OF
their method all that Is left 70 be done This is
the manner in which the politicians el the country
propose TO terminate this great conflict d
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IAR AEN4 coxsERF ArtII-


Nevertheless without refereuce 10 The
war Icensder the chances Of the Courrrvafives T. r.
the election far superior to that Of rhe anlr5.,t
ton. GreffFeliance Il placed by the Iafter Il, ~
vote Of the soldier; but. In nv opinion thir z e1t
sive. The soldiers will be aiected 10 liz mannri
with the rest OF the people and uolesvef viii 4.
tired Of military service and anxins 70 reEurn hce
They VII be dissatisfied from Thousand causes aId
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UHEURKKHT MDHKY WANTED

aENLEIl 4 CO.,
HoSr- ISspRAxcE 60.
AID FLORIDA MONEY!
Apply l. 4 coRBIk.
FsbIo 1n'
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THK GREAT coSsERF ATIfE PAkTys
An alliance seems recently to ia We beea'eHetted to-
this end between certain eeneuts heretofore Hostile
The border State politicians are TIE retnnsht OF the
old Wing and hnoynothing party. who, all their
lives. cherished an intense hatred df the .deuioeraey
They now unite with mat party to effect this Object
The republicans Of the Albany s{eol Ander the sa
gaeieus leadership OF Mr. Weed who for long years
fought the Van Buren regency and finally broke III
dowu through tho agency of free-sok are also hand III
glove with their ord opponents, Thus tile army oh
the Democracy takes the field fer he next great pol
tical battle supported the LETT by.the followers OF
Clay and Crittenden and on fright By the special
friends OF VIM. II. Seward. Such host may Ell feel
confident. il is cOmbinatip1 for fietery The ele-
ments have been well shaped Nqt in vain have the
border State politicians hreHged the hall tile Pres
idential mansion Not in F4n has the discreet See1
reary Of state incurred tie reputation Of having
come im6ecile. Not IN vain has the whole Adninis4
tratien suffered the odiu of drifting with the tide fd
lack Of policy. They could welt afotd % dispense
with the applause OF the radicals while thty silently
directed that under chrrent Which was to rier The ri
gantic questions, With whchthey weud not rrapple
10 the decision Of ahother Presidential elettion The
Conservatives will triumph. sfI tli
The chief oemgnt in the accom- ishuaent sf III rel
dictionary meveD4ept isthe war, which tAR 9dminisE
tration conducting for the restort ton Of the Bnsn
not for conquest. but Mr.. LiHcolns war for tbs
Union They have no fear that i will serve the end
Of Abolition It has passed that stage. its Fesults
lonEatioB In the first place, I'D hollis The natieh
pledgedto the principle that the Union intact and
the Constitution open TO amendment through South
ern sses In the next place, the Responsibility Of
being with the Republicans t we3kens them sadly IA
the elections. And in the third place is effect is
wear away and depress the SHAREHOLDERS aad dispose
them IN favor OF eoneiliaton- 1hk war, in whatever
aspect may he presented Is an admirable iastfi-
ent for them II it should happen to meet With ud-
expected snccess and defeat the ebenn the sldr4
holders viii be brought back Just ID time 10 ibin thIin
IN the election II y should lag and ae ecbmpsh no
results as now seems likely this will ineFitabSy ii.
sure them triumph IN the popular vote. Theii the
ory Sand II IS a sound one-shat the two forces
Abontien ano secession RsF IN deadly conflict, have
only 70 De permllteo 70 continue the sht sng enonfb
10 subside to.their former lekel ilf
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n VI CoRBN.


Ts sh9smakers and Leather Finlshsrs.
100 C00D sH0ENAKERS. and fsr Ieaiher
1OU Ifesssrs. c,1 Ind eupl0ync1f N The Ger
ernnent Shoe FACTORY a. Atlanta Ca under fhe d.
rectinn oil the undertEned- Nu1s BIT good ha1d1
need anplt- Ihose frrniskinr iheir oE1 too1. ~
have ureiefence.
Ssidiers desiiinE 20 work In tbs eGtahIisknEnf
m1st proq1re their oEn details from their ccuu1nd-
iurrf7cca o.W- CUNNINGHAM.
febl8-lA Eajur On
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drlrrEEellTrEIs DrrlrrrrrI-

Chauatooaa, Feb- Il. 1853
CITIZEfs are notifed thatlhsy are erpsctsd % ~
Oport "a the Prst Qunrierna AL estrly mules and
horses in is vicinity. and warned not to t1e Ter
GoTernmeht prpperty q any kind. as their claims
vii not - Inspected unless tie prDPefty has bsen
condemedl AID hrauded with = &C
Febls-ln BF JONES
Nal 4 Post On.
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xviii p LisEt jas X Pyaurn. C. &C. s,h Az.
kansas RsgiH'sni On the allowing charge and sneci
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/ have never allowed myself to fndulge iu that su.
perstitious idolatry Of the Union preyalent among
the simple but honest people, nor that pbircal cant
about the Union. prevalent among DISHONEST ones.
have simply regarded it as a form ii Gosettmeht to
be valued in proportion to its merits as an nHrzment
" national prosperity and honor l,l1
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hsnzs lena, 4an % Isss il prrsuiro. ~ ,;-i-,
Orders 10 Il paragfaph H. f5a fhe-c Hef 49,
lers GATED Inlahoma 5.E1nry 70, lss3. uhe1of Coi.
lex ArKinsfry sd Alssans eriusrrf !. r-,s,
were arra'gnqd and tired The foIiori9E
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TiALL at D0OLTrTLE's and get one Of ,ho.. .-coI,
~ lent S4wIaa MAoHIEBe '-Oo' 0A'ei'
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Bill for Divorce.

IL JWiIl County Circuit Court
o. ofMarch Term, 1868.
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Daniel O'COnnelI.

I found Mr.. O'Connell exactly the sort
of man / had pictured to myself. There
was something, perhaps, in this, but il if
always much to answer expectation. lie
was tall, bulky built, robust, animated, b
head litsls sunk between the Shoulders
with an air of strength and sbrewd!:oOSL
strength everywhere, shrewdnee, 10 Ine
quick glance, slightly indirect q lIoISsu uO'
Indicating duplicity he wac ,; ne'oor oie
CANT nor vulgar, his mNnne nv" ., onOa r.
sassad vat irm. with zen tlDctuTe OF
snnnrsssed arrogance His pOliteness TO-
PIJ &c Er,l;sbme. of condition he met
,ho,o nos n,;ngls slightly with humility
- Id. 4, S1s apparent that they had
go 80 RhooT h; |, masters, and that now he ex-
o-o;saJ T',yor over them; he had submit
tsS ~ .f4ir rule and he accepted their At
.oo.Sns He was evidently BATTERED At be-
az invited 10 meet me. On our introduce.
GiOn, l said to him:
You and l, sir, are here, two great eVi.
denCOs Of the progress Of justice and good
sense you, q Catholic, are o member Of
she English House of Commons Prot
estant, am the Ambassador Of France
This opening remark pleased him, and
during dinner we cOnversed together al
most like old aquaintances. Daring the
morning, Mrs. Stanley had hesitated abOat
an evening party; nevertheless che had
decided for it +: and after dinner cav ar
rive Lord and Lady PalmcFstOn, Lord Nor
mandy, Lord Clarendon, the Bishop Oi
Norwich, Lady William RussSll, and sever
al others. On leaving the dinBeP table
o 81 Of social mOdeety seized Ar OCOn-
nell--snd he We cd 20 take his depaH-
lure.
You have company said he, " Mr..
Stanley.
Yes, but pray remain, We expect you iC
dasO.'
No, no. l must co.
Stay, l entTeat yOu.'
lie stayed, with visible satisfaction moi
unmiuglsd With pride.
THAT, then, is Mr.. O'COOnellf' said La
dy William Russell to me, who probably
had never seen him before.
Yes replied, and came from Peril
10 tell you So
You thought, perhaps, that we passed
our lives with himl'
NO, l see very evidently tLAt you d.
not
all appeared glad Of the opportunity 4
make themselves agreeable to him, and ht
seemed equally inclined to profit by it,
He spoke much; he detailed the progress
of temperance in Ireland the drunkardl
were disappearing by thousaDds-the tastC
for regular habits and more refined man
ners advanced in proportion as inebTiety
receded. No one expressed the slightes
doubt. l asked him whether this was
mere puff of popular humCr, or lasting re
form? lie replied gravely:
r,sI oak.
ss all are who have suffered much
He took pleasure in addressing hinsel
t. me-in calling me to witness the i'm.
proved fortune of bic country, and his per
sonal triumph. retired towards mid.
night, and was the first to 70, leaving Mr.
OCOnuell surrounded by four cabinet min
listers and Ave or six ladies Of rank, VIII
listened to him with a mixture somewha
comic, of curiosity and pride, of deferenc
and disdain.- GuizOFs Embassy to COur
Of 81. James.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03
eDOn,t steal my noanv

1t is not always agreeable for two fsmi,
lies to live IL one house. There are to be
chickering's, aside from the quarrele re-
speeding the front stairs and cleaning the
sidewalk.
Sometimes one family fanoies their coal
bin suffers at the hands of the other; and
when little articles of dress disappear ho
doubt is entertained where they have gone.
In fact, for two families to live peaceablv
and without suspicion in the same house,
requires the honesty of Cincinatus, the
wisdom of Solomon, and the patience of
Job. Without these qualifications, no
two families should think Of occupying the
same premises.
At the south part Of the city, some months
Jince, two families had the misfortune to
live under the same roof. One was honest
and Inclined to do all that was right, while
the other was not, which makes considera.
bic difference, 50 far as peace is concern.
ed.
The honest family. whom We shall call
Jones, for the sake of disguise, land VIC
shall call the other Smith for the Same
purpOse) usually bought soap By the bog,
and placed it in the attic, where il would
harden.
The Jonesss saw that the soap disappear
ed. week after week, in the most astUnish.
ing manner and at last MIR. jones'
plain, mGtter-offact man-wrote on one of
the yellow bars, in large letters:
'DoN'T STEAL THIS sAorP
That will fix them,' muttered Jones. a
he told his wife What.he had done. Nov
we'll see if they want 10 steal any mora
sOap.'
The noxt day was Monday, and Of course
washing was TO be undertaken; bot hard.
ly had Jones got up the tube for bis wife.
when Smith made his Ppeaaance, backed
by Mrs. Smith.
Look a-heaT, Smith cried, .ws siuH 20.
In TO stop in this house 10 be insulted, no
how you can fix il. We has got soap Of
our own enough, and has no occasion 10
steal any. You needn't write on your dirIV
yailer stuff, COS we wouldn't take Il II Won
should give it to u.s.
And then Mrs. Suith pitched 10 and
told what she knew about Mrs. Jones, and
for half an hour the house was a lively
ono.
But at last the belligereuts separated.
and the 6mithR moved out the same dav,
The last word that Mrs. Smith said. ne
eho made up a face at Mrs. Jones, was
'soapP