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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31

All who have Friends and Relatives in the Army or Navy should take especial care that they be amply supplied with these Pills and Ointment and where the brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to provide themselves with them, no better present can be sent them by their Friends. They have been proved to fe thesoldier's never failing friend in the hour of need.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

~>@s@~SNs~SlSS-ssS~ry
Important s.oni Now Oricans--fsne
Siege Of ohss from Havs-
ma ana Mexico, Sc, :.
me cunard mail sieamship ecolis, Capt ,udsns, su
iaase this port TO morros Tor ilverpool
me mails for Europe VIII Gloss At half p.>ss nIae oolceS
lo'notfoa morning.. t.a.i.fE 1tt
iae Nav fosE iisRAID--eiitlon Tor EuopeNvii bc
published at hairpast eish, O'Clock TO mwuns
ana wti contain the atcsl particulars Of tho Desperate
iasoc neef Chattanooga between the Union forces Under
General kosecrsns aud the rebel forces Of General
Late and important Noxs from New Orleans tsc Iatest
Accounts Of Tho Progress OF the siegs of Charleston oso
monte OF the Array OF the Potomac Interesting Ncws
from North Carolina. Important hews from ArksnsnB
tho Latest News from Havana and NeKico and al clsr
interesting eveals OF the past wsck f
single copies. 70 wrappors. roady for nai,os 90
cents tW rag rEM II
sslsl aoh Low Son o. At Ludgsts HUI I0ston, FOG
isnd val receive subscriptions aud advertisement, ZOE
che NFv yoR9 iIsaAiD
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rer iiass, hAse bSea imprn. 6u, tsy compare med
fsySrsSy With a6y taose which have esss furaishsa
outside a. ths Treasury Department. III resturos sut
e.sa sr's ss criticism su. are 's'ss wsos were
rhe oost re.necs lie BANKERS here that TUG
rangement OF these boz not only rondors courtetfG.
ax OF either the Obligation 100 eeyeess more dIucut
than any others ia olrcuaso. bun also CHORDS opper
tuni,,cs for iLs Immediate dcteolf-a VI aDy attempted
hnitations n'X Nf11-
Tue hesisns Tor the National Rank notes 6sve ~
sefuy oeen described 10 detail. Tho pilates for thch ~
time ney Are Completed all tho arrangements for uian1
so,.rin- the peculiar paper adopted by the government
hnu 'of rn!'rg them In tnannef which viii defy any
oFesaAry canjinstlon or curteneters III DO maiog
For the sseo the new national cnrroncy to take tho
phoo Of the legal lndeE nc.os. graenbac.s asyscn
has been hdnntod which cann1t ah % Crafty the puoc
while u reflects credit upon rs grsbcrs Each dc.oni
nation q these notes will bear upon tus faca spleudd
en.LMms, rspro.es.Ing soms promnen. event N car
note. lhAss pictures wy Represent oycds chronology
crny Ii proportion I, tue dcaVmnaons o. tho notes
They VIII Sesya not only enable tine poopo 10 detect AZ
Glance the note OF any particular Denomination but
will by its suggestion educate the people cur natioDa
history. Pene a. ooe piece, istcad ~ con0osed ~
currency are, il will 10 iaspossibo to r.se do
nomination 70 higher ono and extremely difficult 10 eoyu
tes!et any. Tho backs Of the notes will each b. whole
and totally deront from any other. an the tnts arc 70
be made by mordants, which will defy not only evcry
known ciir Of photography. but caonc be e'aced With
Out a total obstruction OF the fabric nsc'i.
Whatever prchid!ccs may oAis, against the present
Secretary NJ tho Treasury IL rs apparent 10 any who
has exssnfaed mputeiy thc detns Of the
for the production within the Treasury Department of
nntHat bonds nnt notes, thi tue system thus inausa
rntcA Is ~ perfect human ingenuity this dsy
render H. and TINT II must live a lonni1ont O.. QUE
nstona' individuality greatness for long years altar
the present administration shalt have been numbered
among the things that wcro and The Geuteacn who hive
been CHIEFLY insSvumenfai IN vrttne the system into
practical operation though nodesty praiosriag
avoid nublIc notoriety, will DO hereafter ranked among
Unity and art
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Nj. Ed~ia Booth cpeusd tho fsil ~utcr
this house last evening With Harict" when Mr.. Both
0rst played this part u but sketch ~ great pic.
tare Nov he {, gradually Ming up; bot, sas he puts
In quite many bad touches good, qsi,c many
faults beauties. some day, whoa have tsis
aud space 70 spare, shs part e.srile but rcr the
present eIy say that III BoohA sfca,es, dafcsf
is bis tendency 70 overne, TO gssicnHte To sfe, to
twist bis body into unnatural shape. VIC are bird
10 bis erea, merits lie may be the creates, actor N The
country II be wilt Bat, TO become so. he
Coz the iuellcc .aa aud not for The gallery pofta Of hi
audiences. % the rest or tho csst, lsst evening,
We have very nitle % sry Mr. Jarrett mado
better ghost than expected AMI completely swsnpei
Pepper. Mr. yining Bowers, tins ue~ low comedian q
che theatre, made good impression AZ the grayedggcr
Davenport exceedingly bad iacrcs bat could oct
avoid play ing Il, and mrst be forgiven. MIG Ala ciioa
dressed opheis IKE belle u ast season. Why should
ophoa be forced wear crinoliae when our iashcn
ables AZ leaving on Can Miss Clifton tell us' The
Shortcomings Of tho scenery must overlooked Tor
Manager Jackson has bad bat day 10 put his hose
order ard promises brilliant things 10 q week two.
The audience very large aud very apprecistlve.
xrpLo's GARDEN.
Mr. Forrest played olhello last Might Tor the last time
this season To night be will appear 10 "vrgnigsp Ase
from Mr. Forrest there are May thngs n this theatre
10 p~aiss Tho scenery Is almost all new and l. 81
pssbIy and appropriately painted. Ths quay acypras.
last evening was rns work ~ art Then, again, the
company n very STRONG. Few stars could fail With such
support Mccullough, Bhswsi Burnett, Maasms ponisi
ssd Mr. Ansa hold up Forests hands .sroo and
Hnrr hsd ~ the hands Of Moses Mr.. Mccullough does
so4 uaderssasd NJ pHss Of TAso however ". does
appreciate the fsos thai To- fer more dher, sncsly
oss important than thaa = ohsso. Or doss be May
q not " dssrsct FROM s great Sores did that actor
whom MacrsaAy hired upon the srpses stipulation thst
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effect WI be 70 protrsct the war much is1ss
,ta, had heen calculated upon The COVE sn-

than had been caicuiateo upon' An0 so's
y,sehs VIII need more troops and larger sup.
',y;ss. and will be forced, within the next two
.or tksse weeks, to come into the market fof .
i.sn * siSty, eighty or hundred millions of
+ .ioliars. lhA must inevitably run up the price
.sf gold still higher, aud produce such reyul-
sion in financial matters as will swamp the
speculators in all such fancy stocks as Hudson
and Harlem. These stocks will then fall from
tie ridculously high figures TO which specu'ai
fsors have run them up TO the forty aud sixteen
per cent at which they were respectively quoted
: year ago ADD which more nearly represented
heir real value.
Soac OF tic prucely fortunes which have
been 50 rapidly made In Wall street within the
last twelve months win as rapidly melt away
ander the Influence of the serious crisis through
which the country is about to pass
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A Steamer Destroyed by GacriIias-As-
rival OF Hcfugecs--f&usa trcips and va
Motion, &C.

81 iovfa. Sspt II, 1865
Tho steamer MnrcelIa was bearded and iionacted on
the 18th instant, al nover Landing, lafayette coan,y.
Tho solaosor the Ftt state Militia, returning home
urough taken two rncs into the woods aud shot
The boat burned.
During the past week one thousand peesoas haye cr0sr
cd the river At lexington mostly refugees from The Dor
der counties Cass county, under Gcner, swings ocde
Is nsary depcpu'steI
Cen Hunter hss arrived. 10 preside The commis.
sion 70 Investigate thc burning OF The steamer Ruth
Leavenworta despatch L. the Democrat saws mos
sepger. who came 10 Fort scott Wednesday night,
ports Coffee at Cowsta.n prairie with 800 inca and that
Quantrell Ind passed Balls Mills With most Of hs
mand, on bis way South, probably t. join cogse com
pany of tho Second Kansas. coorcd sot the Third wis
consn cavalry regiments, fow miles from coless
rendezvous.
Blunt was s way up, with soll escort.
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Blunt was on his way up. with ,maIl escort.


Sr. Ious, sept "a 1898.
On Friday last the Union newspaper, semi osieial
organ Of Gen scaoaeld aud the CONSERVATIVES published
editorial rejecting Gen. Ewing for depopuia ing certain
border counties On Saturday Captain Price, OF the
First Kansas regiment made out charges aod specacs
tons, charging o. II. Grissom, editor Of the Us,,e
with violating schonslds Order, NJ. % by pib
fishing matter calculated to emharsss tho na1i
tary authorities and cd tho,a VII, .te Adiuast Gene
raj demanding Investigation Mr.. Crissom has not
yet been arrested; bot Cap,sin Prince M, tue
10 withdraw HIS charges Il seems that the organ ha
outhors Of the order likely 10 the arst victim
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Jayha wk%- .yenni.on to ,hs Clergy.

fa.ykSwogrn, kansas, sept ~. 1895.
Rgv. GxxnSssS Your applications FOR The chspaincy
OF tho Fifteenth received In opposition. however
10 ScrPtIrai njnnctions. attending closely
just now - our temporal than sp,riina reaulre
mcDts. and not In positlva 10 appoint chr,
We commanded to watch and pray and tie Fifteenth
Is inclined 10 tbs opinion that the Of tho
former the less need Of the iattor F,ghag viii DO
the business OF the Fiftcenth and II ain hare iic need
Of tho CLOTH except IL may be 10 strive rebels
are going 70 the sKingdcm 80 bu N yuur ngh ng
qualities Ia of your pastoral cspaciiies We
shall be happy 70 enlist yoa t,e fifteenth We have
already two minlstors single cofnpssy Of whom
detailed AZ sny time when the regiment requires
the iptsrpositiop OF Ms services
Most respectfully, e. z. JENNfsoN.
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i1e hs'sy rain Of iasl Friday caused break 70 ~e
rfie SAna as HchniAns terry. Tue break xe'ds one
hundred feet, aud the Garth washed 10 the oeiAa q
'es 'eet below tho bottom % The c,nal Bssa viii no. 10
able y pass bc.o ". dnesday morning.
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DiMouisy Betsvees Citizens sad ssidters
In Cincinnati

CscAssft, Sept. 81 1868.
Last night disay eoeurrsd on ihs sorper OF Bsgrsl
and Spring strcss between cxcas add soldiers ia
which shree OF ,hs former wore wounded.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC,
Thr Fight near iiastrnOoga-The siege
ofChartesto,s-Hews from new Orleans,

Tho maj stesmsnip Ocean Qucen. Capt wilson, an
leave this por, tomorrow, at noon, for AapLnSalt
The mats for Ccntra America and tho South pacias
VIII c!ose a, ha pss. ten O'Clock 70 morning
The Nav YORK iiHwArp--Edcr for the ciic--w,, bs
Published ~ haa past nine o'eock tomorrow morning.
ana VIII c0asin full particulars Of The Great Baltic
Chattanooga Deiwcc1 Gen iosecrsus Union iorcos and
the Robcls undcr Con Bragg Important ncss from New
0rlseus, tbe latest from Charleston interesting
news from North Carolina Virginia. Tclnegseo Afkansss.
&C., Interesting sporting noes tho late rT1e right IA
England and all Other news % tho past ten days
single ccpos, Ia wrappers. ready fcr mailing sis ceus.
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Prizes Cashed Ina ast s.eGattsrd Lotteries.
'aS'fn clsY sISss CO. 10 Wal ,es room No
.As Beaussfas .. . Pssssrr."-knox
II. ss. ~ sn H. spa rspa soaaeoa y
To-, and hs Les, sssas uss saen1oy ae ,nsi lsa
MI. ina /, Al Ksoxs Ko q. s,osdssy corner q ~.
ton street
Eye Presrwvor. and Spectacle. ="
strengthen and improve the ars, Of old soa yoaas ~
cr a,sh, without pam O fatigue hes'y 'e'o"n"Sr" ~
sE,NoNs. ocnts,s opaci.u.1
Sjs,s Broadway opposite uosa stree
Briiliant and Powerful y,.y and Nisnt
,..,... .,. co"Fa' tssss "s o .seo, A.scaad
COZ. BscsdWsy, fafs.sc nossc.
Oper. ana Ftssd Giasses, ~ "a sso. oS
great power nj II. HORNS. or'cs". 2ii " o2aass,
room 40 !. Up s'aies
The BEST Tonsorl~s Au~msIs. s.d 81
copy Tie consalou " ,sc Quilted state, reec Corner
81 bey street aud BFoaaSay
wheeler and wsiso~'s slightest pre-
mum Sewing Nachines; Foote's fa,eat umbc's iocs
cast Iron. waugh, Iron aas wire
s'Gas HUTCHINSON 90 Isoi , wink OK, y sla,
". a. Bachelor. Hair Dye-Ths Hest
~ aISsssi; sns rsriu'oer. rsalory . ssrsi.s
Cbri.tsnoro's HAIR DYE. PresersstIvs
.Se u APPLIED ~ ssiini .rT.is.
Wigs, Toupers. siair Dye. ua'r Dysi"s
a. aafi,i srs n Bond a ., .s.'t 'h'
Eor the nair-Bsrry's Trsesphesous,
to- best sad c'e,pe-' arsie. Sod by al d'osss' 81
Gou.nud.s po.dr- s.nsii~ Upsoo,s Hate
,.om npr.r ~. ew ,s,ssa.a' o. ''s r'ot 90 bols.
Tan. rrse.ls.. ssi,ow.s..: E.:y.,on.:
Italian asdi0si-d SOAP, as s'oaa~ay
wiissers. = 10. ! gareisy street Hse p,e - een''
t,ses % brnwn
Beautifa sempiesfon.- f.st,d's uioom'
e Tss. .s .aS & rs s 80
Bogie. uyDerlon tin,a Hs.,oss. sma
Ye consisell. ". gooLE. Boston sod rssryvhs'-
= .~--~----------------.-
A HAD Breash.-lsow Many Lovers "
Va s may 's s ts 'osf psrf raosAsp
ccas. yu ssis BY al drgsrts
Ksnmsdy's Medical Dfscovesy.
wlsa I'll o'her scrofua Medicines have rsxsL. ~ hs cd
ss4S. S Ss's SAL % assa s. saw. ss
ioas of.'siy osnI and nature.
Dss. sses az che N.sxoss. ssassi and
ur.Dsfy sy,trms Mot modern sns sprryvsd .fa.. =,
LIZ 800, ssaii sr..s-.y .nd ', ~. .ai..' o., w,
NON. 80 Brosa~s Consultations ffos5 a tssr.s
Di,ss,ss or the Nervous. sem,s.r. t'i-
rspsry Of TOE Hos,rd As.esl.uog-ir \. s-.,a ...r
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.,.s. 81 ro.n. az p',ysi. s"ip..ss ~ e.fT-
s;r.s ~. \, ~. ~. .'tss,
on saIrsa Yraiir. H-rvgls DesiH,T ksfr ic4srs'ion
,gs.uitstlca gratis nssrs 70 ffe~ - Y 4"ni +" go
s.rros.--pn Monday, s~pss@S~s n % .ss~ . clock
~, wniy.s AlHssIsos. iafAst soa = 4 ~ - NAT =
suios n %f msssbs ana - ssys
TrssSs % The fsuy sss ,s,issa 2 sf'ssd nc t.s.'s
III. lrsssd.y) evening, ~ ssh p'cics, 70" F'N-
lwsnth stf~~s.
IN, ON, i,~~<ss So fenrta rv~
mnsCEl.a.As EOUs.
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an sssssosD s. s'i :. "a. cs-T- 7a-.Aass
Ar "a s.o.s ". -, s,,et sss So 2.
rsx,rrs * ssc.ey 4 1. $1,000 =. y,
At WV. EvsnDsLi,s soS,A ~ rELros srrtsI
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| sysr scorrA Co. csss.ss, - sssaessy
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Omoiai Drswtnas OF the Library Assoc
citation compaay's Lottery " Kcu,uck,.
'FkrRA CAR s,i-;ops II. 1870
~, Ct, %. 81, So, ~. ~, .. 50. 40, a. CO, ~.
Gas. ss2--srpi al. 1864
co, o.. &C. -, ~, 81. 81. 81, 81, ~.
rEANcE Er.iIs 4 "a, M.nasoc4 cov,as.os 1r
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90. q Kentucky aud Nsaeuri Stale Iot.ares.
GKrToCsr. tsxsRa Gas. is5-seps 81, 1868
81 CT, rs, 81, ~. 81, ~. -. 80. ~. b, H.
KE-fvcgV GAYS toc-ses- r. 1856;
6. ~, ~ H. A. z, -. 80. G6. 10, ~. 2. ~, II,
n, II. Z. o.. GO. ~.
MURRAY EDDY 90.
Coyilslcn. kY.. % a. Lgals ~
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| . new PEgrvMr roR THE HAnDKhRo3sa~'
a ExfRAor or rHs
ucur sroosIro onssus
/ va cEREUs
l MONT Dioos>-~
l snar BLo0xks0 ckstH"
NIGHT moosfsa cEns"'
MONT BlooN,sa . "hfos
sfoar pIooaisa oRA. "ps
NIGHT uLooEiSo osnRp>
ROM BLooMNo osnEVs
mos, eaA,.ls, dccat, aad sr.sr.., rc,'ow~ ''', I.
name ' 40 ''a rnHIos sTI sos 4 Tssas.
hold " druggist, goosray.
A INV saoaY.
" .1sa,o sssAg a,sa;tsuosas.
w'les cepmeaeed
n. 40. sbw YORK wEsaLy
o~dy % 'svs"'s5, ,sr,,,po
THE oALSaoLi PROPERTY
Isas oArnseIs3 A.swAnviEln
'''"'' o. noys.aosp OF aougkau
q soWvsl. .Soad oss al /, mo opsn'as
rns oALoeolS PROPERTY.
49,, 49, irint rsw rosx WEEKLY
sHs ~ ,: Ss 1 s sas, ss Z ss rss
oil d.es.e. o. Tao sca.p ias Of sae mead e.s'.el.
tuscing prernsturety f,n thrs ND
lou ie.are Of ,n,sssens Esan reSnnr ~at t. s.ri-
itpg'., tr az ItFI .HH
; sE$$:##s e , ,s;: :EIs::
sSss $ $ss$Iss sSE 81 Be
Put up ta ba containing hDtt'ea ttise ~. hoc
~ al arrsss... H. II. H. siEsihu, Sole Proprietor
A sECREP wuRrH Rhcwts. 40 70 THOMAS u
"A Acsh~s. go 0reea~ y, stre1l sra ~ na.say street
and 50 tho low prices he Is sras Tesa 1oies. tinaf.
Wines everything family. StrsrN
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cas,g soos.
rooE yon rnK sEHr
40 80 ssw EooFs
49,
L'iN"'
s.'s.-.s z, -. = s-I 80 a 49, .-...ss ss.
49,, $1,000 ...ttss 80, M a. - ~ al sss \ sefty
L., e., 80 -. = s 80 H. s sssr. 5ssi
r.i 80. r. i.,s.ss ~, 1 = ~ ,e4s'fy. f.-
80. a. -1sssas.a Aes-y AZ s...s4 .As ebrs<ss
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WAGrorcN, ID. O., sept. los le6J.
Lryss Iisreas. q ia Clerical fSrce IN ne Treasury D9urf
,asnf-N~o Naestwey Stsa~ s~es~es, a., fcv katsss
fysnry Nets s~t Be~xs-0C~uI SssSsro snd In
p,~ew.nu Of ~ N~g Nsts, 49,, <e.
rsw parsons have any cooosptea u ths inmenss
es,ab,hmsn, whsch has suddenly grown up within the
Yv.ssary spartmsss for the execution 4 ~ ~ snsho
ring the pvsp4ralsos o, Treasury uess ~ soads.
hrss whoss aosss sxtsadins The Whole isssth q the
No. wing Of the Treasury building, AID . nambcr q
.an,sesI spsrtnen,s are required for this work II 10
,cs, lscesabs that while The building itself 10 being
osu,,rrc,sd, AZ rho mscainsry-from thsA whssh Z.
n..-..rv !, msuuGaciurs the paper TO that which 70
vsau.r,d !, give the hst mschsnsesa touch 70
a. Sssxss saA sssss--hAs bssa supplssd, and .
arss psstop Of is Is already In ~ place. 10 run this
mschussy fefrs sumbsv Of steam engines from Toe "
gevty hovss power sach required me svsussmsoss
are svszy sssssy ssneIsssA ssr the pssdusos N the
hiehsss ssyss a m M TO dsfy me fnysadsy Of
scunssveers ~ I'm sovts Of govrsmsns ssosritss and
NATIONAL sarrsscy.
yrsss savs bssu mss ~ pssss isssssssd 20 rdscas
srd break dawn NJ syss lass insueurAtea. By vhrh
hs rsnufscsuss u thcss sccmsssss snail b within ths
.soa,s ana srrsusvs costsoi ~ ~ government ssx
Tns psw ave twsuty bond which has ,sss ssss ssge
h.s been made IN ssms qssrssss ihs sb;ccf rAicais
10, the vsrposs Of dssdting ths sttsmps 10 take IN.
,,,sufscsurs Of eovsvsneas sos1s ss1 scss o. es N
hands Of eosrsving monopolics Which have sivssA
,.,vea FORTUNES from shs robo work entrus ~
nedly gotten w, and "a sons stxhs dssais Night, OIL
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~. a. Bachelor. Hair Dye-1he bss
the w0fd-hartncss IN. sntanesus reliable sold b
al afugg!sts ant rerurners Factory - Barclay street
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Brilliant and Powerful Day and Ntght
Double Prrsrscve Glasses Tor the 1ed opera and
tourists contract. portable and eniren sp.cud
asscftnrntal SENvons Oouiisis Optcls1.
6i95s Broadway fafs,sc Hogsc
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-06-19
History with q Moral.

After describing tho battle Of Cannao which
hc says was "a cruel but righteous punish
mcnt for tho grave political errors with which
not merely some foolish or miserable indi.
viduals. but tho Roman people themselves,
were justly chargcable," Mommscn truly
adds:
"Thc hcadlong fall of tho Roman power
was owing not to the fault OF Quintus
Pabius or Marcus Varro. but 10 disirua be.
hcecn The government and the gorerned-to the
variance between the Senate and the citizens.
If tho delivcrancc and the revival Of the State
were still possible, the ,cork had to begin ,r'ih
the rc.cstdblishmenf of unity and contidencc at
home. To have perceived this, and, what is
of moro importance, to have done 1t, and
done it with an abstinence from all rccrim.
nations. however justly provoked. constitutes
tho glorious and impcrishablo honor OF the
Roman Senate. When Varro--alone OF oil
the generals who had command in tho bat
tlc-rcturncd to Rome, and the Roman SEN
ators met him Mt the gate, and thanked him
that ho had not dospaircd OF tho salvation
of his country, this was no empty phraseol-
ory. conccaling under sounding words their
real ycxation, nor was II bitter mockery over
n moor wretch; il was the conclusion Of peace
between tho government and the governed.
In presence of The grdpiiy Of the time and The
orapiiy of such an appeal, The ehaiiring Of
Semn1ogies ,cas silent; heneeforih the only
I6ou1i Of the Romans ,oas hop they might
Be ojlc Jointly to apert the common peril"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-06-19
VOLUME 10, NUMBER 20.
A Backwoods Sermon.

The Rev. j. II. Aughey, In his "lron Fur
nace,"-a narrative OF his experience and
sufFerings in rebeldom-givcs the following
report OF sermon which was delivered by
an unlettercd preacher in Mississippi:
my brcthcring and sistern: | air igno.
rant man, follorcd the plow all my lifc, and
never rubbed agin nary college. AS ! said
afore. I'm ignorant; and thank God for 1t.
brother Jones responds: .Paron, yer ort
to DO very thankful, fur yer very ignorant.D
Well, I'm ngin all high larnt fellers what
breaches grammar and Greek fur thousand
dollars year. They breaches for the money
and they gifts II, and that's all they'll GIT
They've got 30 high.larnt they contradicts
Scripter, what plainly tells us that the sun
rises and sets. Thoy says It don't, but that
tho yearth whirls round like clay to the seal.
What nd come Of tho water In the wells ef
It did? Woden't Il all spill out and leave
'cm dry, and WIZARD we bo? may say to
them as tho sarpcnt said unto David, Much
larning hath made them mad
When breaches, never takes tex till
Igit into the pulpit; then ! prcachesa plain
sarment what even women can understand.
I never prcmedertates, but what Is given to
mo in that same hour. that sez. Now Fm
q gwine to open tho Bible and the Grst verso
| secs I'm gwino to take II fur tex (suit-
ing tho action to the word, ho opened tho
bible and commenced reading and spelling
togcther). Man is f.e.a.r.f u.l.l.y, fearful.
ly-and w-o.n.d.c r.fu.l.l.y, wonderfully
ma dc, mad-(pronounccd mad). Well.
it's quar- tex, but I said Is gwino to
preach from IT,. and I'm q gwine to do it
In tho iust place. I'll divide my sarment into
three heads. Fust and foremost, I'll show
you that man will git mad; second. that
sometimes he'll sit leariully mad and third
ly and lastly, when thar's lot Of things to
vcx and poster him bo'll git fearfully and
wonderfully mad. And in the application
I'll show you that good men sometimes gifts
mad, for tho Posslc David hissclf who wrote
tho tex got mad and called all men liars and
cusscd his enemies, wishn 'cm to go down
quick inter hell and Noah, he got titc and
cussed his niger boy Ham just like some
drunken masters now cusscs his niggcn.-
But Noah and David rcpentcd, ind all on us
what gifts mad must repent or the dcvil'll git
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