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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09
DELAWARE MARBLE WORKS,



To amend the Ordinance concerning Markets.
Sec. |. That Section twentyseyen OF the Ordinance
markets. be and the Is hereby amended
by striking out the words dollar" In the fourth line
OF said secon aud Inserting In lep thereof the worde
''not less than twenty dollars than one hundred
dollars"
And that said section be hereby further amended by
adding at the end of said section the following words;
"And is hereby mads the duty Of the Clerk OF the
Market to seize destroy all such unwhoesome blown
unsOund meat provision alluded TO In this section
Passed at the City Hall April 2d. 1868.
JOHN NJ. TURNER.
President OF the City Council.
Attest, 4. Y. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09

NEWTON DARLlNG's Grass aud Grain soythes, scyths
IN Poles, Hay Forks Hay Rakes together with Rmbrees
Grain Cradles, and all other articles suitable for the
coming harvest. For sale wholesale and retail bv
WM. II. BILLANT a Co.
g. E. corner Second and Market sts.,
my 20 Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09


Carsjahy corrected wiM every change.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Al 10 minutes before o'clock, morning.
At y O'Clock, morning.
At 8 minutes after Il o'clock, noon.
Al minutes before | o'clock, afternoon.
Al 10 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
At O'clock afternoon.
Al go'cluok in the evening.
At 80 minutes after II o'clock, night.
AT o'clock evening, and l30, night, Sundays
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR wiLMiSGros
AT o'clock in the morning, except Mondays.
AT 10 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
At 20 minutes before u O'Clock, morning.
AT Is minutes after l o'clock afternoon.
At o'clock in the afternoon.
At 80 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
AT 80 minutes after 6, evening, Freight
AT o'clock at night.
At II o'clock midnight.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL FOR PHILADELPHIA,
At ca o'clock, in the morning, from King st. wharf
FoR WLMINaToN,
At o'clock in the altcrnoOh, Chestnut ut wharf
PnOTOuRApmu 0ALLRnY.-Messrs. LARKIN Il
Co., formerly of this city, having recently en-
larged and improved their hitherto extensive
PORrnAIT AND PHoToGRAPnIc Picture Gallery
at the CORNER or ElGnTll AND ARCm STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA, arc now prepared to take all
kinds of Photographic Pictures. plain or colored,
in the highest style of the art, at the lowest pos
sible prices. Aged and young are alike taken in
all weather and in any light, by means of the
additional facilities at this establishment. Tho
new entrance on Arch Street is n great conve-
nienoe to ladies', all Of whom arc invited to call
~ 4 -
beautiful art specimens which adorn the gallery.
nn2l.lY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09

lust received assortment Tea, Dessert aud Tahl
Cutlery together with Csrvers stees &c, For ale by
mar 20 c. a. RODNEY, 2Oi Market Street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09
NOTICE.

NllE subscriber has tins LAY sold his entire stock OF
China aud Glassware. Cutlery. &c, to Thomas Y. do
hormhndie who will continue the hm5iness at the old
stand No. 302 Market street. lie cordially recommends
us successor to those who have been customers at the
Store ~ one WHO perfectly und tsams the business, and
Nlll attend 10 their want holl agreealy and with
pfomptness. CLEMENT I, SMYTtI
Deramhcr /, iGGa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Coparnershp here
In fore existing between A. Peters and A. Il. PEN
r'ngton and known tha firm of A. Peters Co. s this
day dissolved by mutual consent All persons indebted
10 the late firm will please make early payment, and
those having claius will please present them to A.
Peters (1- settlement. a. PETERS,
a. Il. PENNINGTON
Middetown, April 23j, 1868.
coparnershiI has this day been formed by A. Peters
n aud S. Peters and b. H. Clay, for the manufacture OF
all kinds Of Agricultural Machinery and Implements
under the name aud finn Of A. s, Peters Co.. at the
old established stand at Middetown where are pre-
pared 10 furnish at short notice any kind Of implements
that the farmers may want also all kinds of Wheewrght
and Blacksmith work done short notice. aud all work
warranted. We respectfully solicit liberal share Of
patronage from irendA and the public in general.
A. 4 8. PETERS & co.
A pgTrRa \ pRrRRs H. n. CLAY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09
Mo Pain attends their operation.

slMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS.
The operate without gripping, slekenns, weakening or
leaving the novels eostve and there Ii disease " tho
liver that heTe fills will not VI medicine will
it ~ all So specifically Is their operation the Liver
that they have long nco received the merit OF The Great
Family Physic They are perfect antidots for Sick
Headache.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09

sFrnos u, Act for enrolling and calling out the Ma.
tnnal forces, am rovod March g, lsb3 isis follows
"AHf be fgrfiti fHdcsd That every person not sub
loot to the rules and ARTICLES OF Whu shall procure or
antc, attempt Ia procure entice soldier in the
ervice OF the United states To desert; or who shall nr
hor conceal or give employment to de4erter carry
him away, ur aid in carrying him away, knowing him
tn be such whn shall purchase from any soldier his
arms, eln ipmrnts, Ammunition uniform. clothing,
any part thereof: and any Captain Commanding Of
trer u any ship vessel any superintendent
ductor Of any railroad, any other public conveyance
carrying away any such soldier as one Of his crew
otherwise knowing him 10 have deserted, shall refuse
deliver him up to the orders Of his Commanding OF
frer shall upon legal conviction b1 ined the disere
tiOn of any having nkineo OF the same ia any
sum not exceeding five hundred dollars aud he shall be
imprisoned not exceeding two years less than six
months"
All persons hereby warned against violating any Of
the provisions vi the said sections aud any having
knowledge Of any such violations requested give
Information Immediately. EDWIN WILMER
my 2Glm Provost Marshal Of Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
John Randel, IT,, and Letida ~,
his wife,
IN PARTITION
Sarah Ann Erwin aud Walter
Williamson and Mary Matilda,

And nov, to wit this wenty-serenth day Of April, a.
D. 1861 It appearing to the Court tha the said sarah
Ann Erwin and Walter Williamson and Mary Matilda,
his wife, reside in the Of pennsyvAn and out ut
the jurisdiction Of this Court motion of Samuel
Guthrie Solicitor for the Oamplanants. il s Ordered by
the Court that the said Sarah Ann Erwin and Walter
Williamson and Mary Matilda his WIFE, be and appctr
before this Court the Term thereof the hrt
Monday Of September A. ~ 1866 and show cause f any
they have why partition Of the premises shall not no
made agreeably to the prayer OF the petition,
And ii Is further ordered by the Court that copy Of
this Order shall within thirty days be published In III
Delaware Stale Journal, newspaper published In tn.
city Of wilmington and be continued In said newspaper
for period Of thirty days after it's first publication
also that copy Of the said order shall within thirty
days be posted In the Office Of the Register Chauccry
aud ut the Court House door Of the said County.
~, In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and The seal OF the said Court Of Chancery
49, at New Castle this 22d day Of May A. D. 1868
SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
my % ljy Register la ChaRcsry.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09
OFFICIAL.
moyosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE; ..,

r.oY0sr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. O.. May 81 1853.
"a men who des,re to Join any particular Regiment
OF Cavalry now in tl- field, hereby authorized TO
present themselves at any time during the next thirty
nay 10 me Hoard Of Enrolment in their respective Dls
iriis Tho Board shall examine them. and determine
upon their iness for he aerye, aud If found TO BE- ~
me Provost Marshal Of the District shall give them
transportation tickets to the general rendezvous ut the
Head Quarters Of A. A. Provost Marshal General of the
state As they present themselves this genu'
raj rendezvous they shall be duly mustered by muster
allowed 10y law JAMES II. FRY
Provost Marshal deucral.
HEAD QUARTERS PROVOST MARSHAL !
OF THE STATE or DELAWARE,
SMYRNA, May 28, 1903
Al PERSONS desiring to avail themselves Of the above
privilege are requested to present themselves any time
nt this Office EDWIN WILMER,
ie 2-lm Provost Marshal Of Delaware
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, u, c., May 22d, 1863 J
All men who dasire to join any particular Regiment
present themselves at any time during the next thirty
days to the board of Enrolment in their respective Dis
hcts. The Board shall examine them, and determine
upon their fitness for tho Service, and It found to be tit,
the Provost Marshal OF the District shall give them
transportation tickets to the general Rendezvous, at
the ealqua Of the A. A. Provost Marshal Gene
rel Otha State As they present themselves at
lhs general kenuezfOus they snail De uuiy usereu ny
muserlng and Disturbing officer, and paid by him the
bounty allowed by law. JAMES b. FRY,
my 2p-im Provost Marshal General.
PROVOST MARSHAL GENEKALs OFFICE,
WAsmN1ToS May %, 1862.
NOTICE.
The attention Of all officers, who have been honorably
discharged account of wounds disability and who
desire to e-enter the service In the Invalid Corps Is
called the provisions of General Orders, No. los, of
1868 from the War Department. published in the papers
throughout the country Such officers requested to
comply promptly with the provisions Of that order, and
to send their written applications therein provided
for positions in the Invalid Corps stang the character
Of their deabity with little delay possible to the
Acting Assist ant Provost Marshal General Of the State In
which they may Such Acting Assistant Provost Mar
sha General will at forward the applications with
his Endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at
WASHINGTON.
Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed imme
datey upon furnishing the papers required by General
Order No 105 Of 1863 from War Department. Their pay
and emouments will commence from date of acceptance
Of such appointments and not from date Of organization
signed. ]. b. FRY,
my 29lm Provost Marshal General.
HEAD QUARTLRs PROVOST MARSHAL,
nELAANARE
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R. r. LINE.


Changc OF AOufB,
ON and after MONDAY, April 9th, 1853, Trains tor
" the accommodation Of Passengers Will run as fol
lows, until further hutee:
- NnRru sourH
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10 Store Dealers and the Public.
Having on the LIST day of May, 1868, renewed
my contract with the j. l.. Mott Iron Works, for
the exclusive right 10 sell their patented articles
10 the State of Delaware, namely, Mott Irwin
chile Cooking Ranges, Cook Stoves, Agricultu-
rists Furnaces, Cauldrons and Hat iron HEATERS,
| am prepared to effect an arrangement with
Stove dealers in Delaware, for the sale of said
Ranges, Stoves, &c.. upon tie most favored
terms. 1t will, think, be no more than just for
me to state that no other party in this State has
any right to manufacture or sell the above named
Ranges nnd Stoves and would warn all persons
from purchasing the same from any other manu-
facturer or dealer ihnn myself, ns they will he
held accountable for infringement according to
law, it being my intention 10 prosecute all in
Engagements Of my rights.
ALEXANDER SAVILLE,
Wilmington Stove House,
Sayille Building, corner Of Sixth and Market sts
N. B.-l also own the patent right for this
State, for the Aagee Heaters, ParlOr Stoves and
Ranges,
May 18th, ls68-l0.1m
When you want Refrigerator, ask for the
North Pole, and take no other; they cannot be
beat; prices reduced. Ferris & Garrett, 604
Market Street
NOrIoE Persons in want Of a really good
Range will call and sec Peterson's, before they
buy. Lids, plates, sc, furnished by Ferris Y
Garrett, 6Ol Market street. may 26-lw
gdy- Omar Ion.'s Is tie greatest place IN
town.
Ia" Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoes
than any other store in Delaware.
sgy' Cheap John has the greatest stock Of
any other store in Delaware
fs5y' Cheap John is the sole agent for the hes
Spool Cotton made IN the world, at the STAR
STORE No. COG Market Street.
To LIT, the 4th story of Ferris & Garretls
building, suitable for societies. Jan.23-t
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after July LIST, 1868,
the privilege of converting the
present issue Of legal Tender
notes into the National Six per
cent, Loan commonly called
Give Twenties') will cease.
All who wish to invest in the
Five Twenty Loan must, there
fore, apply before the LIST of July
ueXt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09

Passengers from Baltim
Salisbury, will take evening
spend hight at Wilmington
leave baltimore at LIS p. m
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Camtaiiy corrected rM every change.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09
Dur lUcchlu lllmOnaC,
Marimc ElIteIIl9tMct.

Port Of wilmington, june 8, 1863.
hmm Ssh adm A. NJ
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mayor bad nothing to do with getting promp
allowance Of over $3.50, 600 fTsm tie city, vita
cut going through the process to which ordiasry
elaimsnts are subjected.
Mayer Opdyke gets efiess aad jobs fairly
and executes them with Fidelity"
Mr. Spenlow, ths eminent doctors commons
solicitor, and David CoppsIfsld's fssher-in-
law" was upright, liberal, and even gsneroRsi
bat his psTtnar, Mr. JoTkins, was gTasFing,
sissTly skinfiut Mayor Opdyke has had Hs
sleeping or silent partHershiP--no "shs1dy" in
ssrssts! He did not intsss Qasriermsster Vim
toms ofiee, compsting with tBs Jews for "un-
elesR dTippingsl" Not ne! Catch MIN At fhst,
if yen can! Lsck into the OPEN fresh, manly
tacsl Do yOa discover anything sinister or scr.
did therei By no means. Isis his partner, Jor-
kins, with the "hang-dog look," who gets gun
contracts, furnishes 'shOddy," and hides away
IN convenient PLACES, where he can be found a.
convenient times, to approve convenient ordi-
asnee5 before inconvsaiont injuActions can be
served!
l have not met with the reply of Ar. Tiltsn,
ST tse iHdePendeEt. But the next time that
skulkisg csnscgipt comes upon the stage with
muskst, showing delightful Abolition audi-
esee how "Oid John Brown wsat through the
tseings aud Grings, will endsayOr to be there
and see. T. W.
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having AeCoy's coat on, bat 10 spsPicions ware
excited, azd they passed over the river into Is
| dians
There having occurred an occasion to use the
ehuTeh on the 14sh or 15ih iast, the good people
OF the HeighbOThood were Startled to fiud within
the eaifee the dead body Of the cid man Mccoy,
his head and faes horribly dsfaee6, evidently By
blows trem class, which were on the aoor by
hia side, as well as q jacket, recognized ss be-
longing 70 oRe Of the young uasn. Tais deed
could have been psrpetTssed for no other reason
tkan to obtain the few dollars &cCsy may have
bal about bis PsTseB, and, as be had nc doubt
bssn at work in shis city, lie could 20. have hsd
great deal si money IL his possession. 1. "a
earnestly 20 be hoped that ths murdsTsrs viii Be
followed ard brought TO punishment Such
startling crime il = vicinity Of sHch unusual
qaiet has, sf coarse, Produced a great excite
f7ank
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BLANKETS FsR THs SOLBERs-PRoMPT
REsP0BsE uF THE PEoPLE-We have Just
sesH Capt. Mason, Of the 2Sd Alsoams regiment,
now under the command of Lieut.. Col Bibh, At
Chsusro0Ea. Cspt. Mason was on bis way
fom Wilcox county where he had been to. so
lclt tiauEels for the Uss Of the regiment He
igtoTmed us that be was returning with sR an
PIE supply for the regiment, which had been
chcsriu y and promptly contributed hv ths ps-
tlo'e people Of Wilcox We ars glad tochrop-
icie this conduct Of the citiEsns Of Wilcox. sna
hope ths,f example viii be followed fhrogSkoDt
The Stsie, and that no ldier Of our gsllsst
army now eontending wiih Che vsndsls, who sre
seeking % asstf9y our h0eItiss, viii be left IN
provided with blankets or clothing during tbs
approaching winter Montgomery Mad
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VOL. XIV, no. 234

son-sfa-gan, dressed Ia blus, as5 sliHks AT
Llsssia IS sosa Of he csscsrH. This 3 q cad
sus isei' aId sa goiag to ssd asW % sissI
zP0n il.
A irsary week Of fsvsr hss elapsed NJ sosrsY,
slaee ny daily iazrsai sf vsats Has isasssd-
ihia q7ick sad constant russ cf Tbs bl80d iAFs'
ny veisz hsE iais ms, u tso laagzago Of ElU.s,
I powerfully weak" il IL iaisrVsls sf d1lifiFia
hsvs caught sight Of fsmals agure, ossaziss
I from NJ room. and know thsl soma uiniI.sriug Z
/ angel Of ths female style of arehiisai1rs kas
! been a,tsldius re ia ny illEsss Gsd b.ess fhs
/ vcnsn- ] Esks1 Wh8 ny fair physlsiaa WEs.
Z As5o5y Bssasd b knew. Iha f0ileEing ussis
( Roae came Wisa tha lass BaeksEs ef FbTs.e ls1s
sas ~ essrgs sf Ku6ss
Asa u .rsz wishes t8 kuoT his fasaais nElGs's
name. z agsils lssis. sufie5 is sazs shs has
I 5Io.hsT aHd bad q hulbaad Ia ths arny. Hks
haze nssdsd, s1d nay szain, The aisi-tlasion 81
tssder hands I have hns Pertsz1ad ny azs5,
aR1 DO not wish % be known"
saoHld this meet her ere, ny ksWsr, WsHf
asr 10 know that Asa Hayts feaia his iEek sE
words ts 0xPrs lis dssp srafiEz3a, sH3 saiy
sgrsts be did not SEQ her lscs, that her faatsrss
might ha7a been engra7oR upea biz hesrE E1iii
tae dosia-ingel Should have scratched is oat
VITA his seytha-hlsss
Lett Nick8bu-g ca tfs E,samhoat Eese, With
about six bundrsd cemrsnious in missry. Upsn
sarols 70. 70 escape had the freedom 81 "a osi.
aad gratefully seEaoWlsdZs tbs eou.5s1y agd
kindness ef Caps EsGEris, snd az shs eshsr
othcers Of tie steamer. Reached tia hiEhtE Sf
Caro-, took Toe railrosd and ruR ihrszgk ths
statss Of Hhnois, Indiaaa aad Oais asisf tkaa
yogu can 90 from pssrisiie JaekB0H % sEsFi5isa-
4 Wan ygu would write % cod EzEa.17 ny
bower, and 'sl hin That Asa Eartz 3 gobhlsz
/ am u 5aId1sky City, WsitiHg icE tho boat e
taks me Eefoss ths bay 20 Jshason's faFael1 i1lo,
n asTs I vii Esss about th0zsaud Of shs right
eous. Ihcy are 20 hivs ne tssTs, ny b0WR,
aud I Val write you sfssn-if thsy VII lsi ms.
XoUrs, Is taT ss I can e,
AsA HARTZ
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reason together upon these great, vital subject
70 fFeemen. II you are not being paid over
thoussnd dollars year, there may BE- some
hope 0t yoGr discerning the Rs0mentous import
ance Of the true issues before the American peo-
pie; for, whils We wish you well and have n
personal snmity against you, yet, in heavon's
name, stand not in the way of : people Whe
have beea Tudely stripped Of every protection
against the outrage of their most sacred rights;
else, ike mcnntan-bound yslcano, restessly
hesving with fury of justly-hsatsd indigRs.
ton, It viii burst forth With q violence that viii
jar this hemisphere, and, spoutiDg forth its ivid
| asmes and rocky distractions, will pour its
| ao0ds Of boiling lava from its Kissing crater
down the mountains rugged pIeeipice snd
] through rs tangled Tsyines, withering and lay
| ing waste every hideous vestige Of tyranny sad
| desPotism that hes Ia its wsy. Aud a day Of
| rigtd reckoning will ss certainly come, OF this
reckless, tyrsnnical Administration, to the
aroused AmeTican people, IS that yonder noen-
day sun nav shines. All but say you, I'VE
will guard tde ballos-box with bsyouets, and
viii have such votes ss we wish given, OF ne
viii have Rone ct all Indeed, then let ms sd
wise you as friend, brother Republican, on the
moTnlRg OF that election Kiss ysuT vie sid chill
dren for the lsst time"
At the close Of Mr.. Robinsoa's speech, tbrss
cheers were given for the speaker, followed bV
three cheers for the C0nstit1tioR and the Bni6n.
HON. II. n ,. u Melveny WAS then intro.
dEced to the meeting and made one Of his most
logical speeches, in which his lncid reasoning
and cilncbinZ Arguments were unsnswersble.
Al the conclusion Of the jedge's speech, the
highly graf hsd crowd were iavifed 10 psrtaks Of
sumptROus feast Of bsrbecued uissts, which |
cur industrious and iudefatigsble Committee Of
alTsng9nsnts had 50 faultlessly arranged IS to |
give general snd complete satisfaction. Mum |
bers OF delectaBls viands were left after the i
crowd had fully sstisfsd their appstites.
After dinner the crowd wss again assembled /
around the stand, and Hon. A. d. Duff was in |
Toducsd upen the stand. He said 10 the outset
shat ho weuld Rot attempt to mako connected
speech. The great questions of the day had |
oeen systematically and satisfactorily treated by
ghe honorable gentleman who had preceded
him He would oBly undertake, in the suRs-
ming az, to make democratic exhortation
His Wit, argument, and SARCASM were IN turn
serious and withering. Judge Daft
spoke till the sun was setting.
Wken he ciossd, tRo crowd dispersed with the
diguihed air Of msn who had TseeiYsd whole 4
some instruction and kue6 their duty.
Another very large meeting was held ct he
.repois few days sgo. The Democracy Of
Egypt are becoming aroused, and are going to
,eeuks the usuTpatons aRd wrongs they kave
suffered at the hands Of this Administration. =
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The GFIgin OF ths Names Of sse Buvs 81
the Week.

The 9FtgiH OF tse Humea sf Ehe BuFs q
the Week.
Ia tEe museum Of Eeriia-reEsrks q rriisr b.
a Nswsrk cOtsapoFzTy-in the ban dsrotss -
Garihsrs antiquities, LheF-hAvs lha FsB-sssnta-
tieDs Of the idols fr0na wasm the aanss Of sur
week srs derived From ths idol cf faa san
comes Sunday. This idol Z rsDssssn.sd viii
his faes Gas the sun, holding 8 burning #hssl,
with s0ta hSRds 0s BIS breast, sigsifTinF rs
ceuTse azeuBd the WuTii. TIE idol Of tia a5nt1.
rem- -Fbica eemss &sR5sy, IS hshised r. & shsrs
csst, Like Ezn, but holding tha mqeu n his
hands. Tuisc0, rom which ccmash Tnas7sv.
was 0us Of the most sEcisat and pcpsIar go1z
Of She Germans, and is Represented in he rar-
r1ent Of skin according i0 ther Peenliar r,asnsr
Of clothing. The third dag e he week yrsa
dedicated 70 his woTship. Wodsn, frsrs whsncs
Wednesday. was g valiant Prince anenr tbs
Saxous. bis image vas prEYz3 90 scr siesary
Tier, rom whence Thursday, is ssats3 ca q bed
with twelve stars ever head, hQltinr 8 sssDssr "a
the right hand. Figs, frOm wbaRes 10 have
Friday, is represented Tith dFs#a sword in
lis right hand and q bow IA bis left He vas
the givsr Of peace ard plenty. seglsr. ron
whom Is Saturday, has she Appearances ct usrfset
wrsschtdaess, hn is thin-Vissgsd, lone.ksirs6
with long beard. BE caTriad a pail = ratsr
IN his righl hand, Whsrsia are fraiss aad fszs-r
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Er Geo. D. Prentice, Of he Lasisrins Jssr-
sal draws the following picture sf ssoisiy IA ne
Federal capital;
Tsga5onds snd sWindlsFs, he scan szl sa-
seouriags OF al countries, are ready 70 aesss
auy one according % his msasg. si.fry 80 ~
Ion 10 Governments specaistisus, or 8 dsIIs4 4
dropping the pigeon. Rseiiag rsVsiss. iusn5
cat Of shsulder straps, esoHd ths ssrssss. blacl-
Up the carnage ways, and pollaio ;hs sir viz
oissphemy. Women Of the logn-tas crsetrrs-
alg victims Of de6sueherT, 10 voiastaesa ear
risges and crowned With jsWsls Ike Clsspasrs
or Aspssia-a1unt in epsR dsY, shansls-l ~
uuro5uked- The days are oPsR, bold, goa-ds-
Tying prohigacy. The nights Fiot0us. saiaaIiu~
and plUndsring. The TRsh for confraefs s-5 ~.
Hzs are followed in tls uvsaing By sas s-ilfr,t
zlifter Of the gambling he'll, En- thr .7-u57,--
profasion AID ruin q tie br0tasi Tis IS IL.
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