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St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-14

bold our travellers, dragging their weary
limbs anew along the high road. a. srr
A light glcamealsin the distance. ca.
travrlesx nearly drowned in perspiratioa
and crushed by fatiese. marched toward;
the spot where rhe light was shining. : Il
tuFnfd y ont to be 4 village. Everyboiy
had gone. to bed; bat they Ct Last ss,cceed-
ed ~ diseosefipg ap inn. i ssssss 8 .ss s
Fresh nishap. Allxhe rooms we're .oe.
cap!edi but the landlord, yieIaidg after ,
s-wlille 10 their passionate requests. gave
them the room which he had reserved for
himself Hungry. and, weary, however,
| tlss.sa saaHfanions feft che irresistiil--aosaz u
| sospe. .faod. The delay caused by the re.
past was marked by an absolute silence;
and 10 nearly the same silance Mullaauci
! and Lussac prepared their exhausted frames
10 taste. the sweets Of repose. ir.. s.H
The moment anl in bed" though,
Mallaqaet. 81 shall pretend to.be asleep,
! shall even snore With tslerable emphasis,
il needful; but l shall keep my eyes alert
for whatever may occur" 80 - ... -.
As for l.ussac, after having s.irp-d his
portfolio under his pillow. wished his com
patton good night. and blowing out the
caudle, he placed himself. .ae:e6sily in the
bed as be could, but kept his eyes fixedii in
the darkness. olsthe corner of thu. room
where the supposed brizand was, =.
+ Two hours passed away marked by the
most complete imnnbiliy- on both sides
The sfst feeble light Of lbc dawn was be.
ginning to peep through, when LussaNper-
ceiv"d his ntighbor rising xith precautiu;i.
and approaching his own bed on iiptoe
Mallsqaet then stopped down over Lussac's
lace, I.ussac's heart beat like steam en-
gfne Fortunately, however. lie had bis
kbife opened and ready under the bed
clothes. He asked hfihseif w'sfseill,er he
ought not to be beforehand with the assas-
sin. But little cewardice, aud the ex
cess ct his emotion forced him TO wait.
without stirring. the development of events
sfa:Iaqnet again gathered some assurai,c:,.
iron, the air of tranquility vhick be, who
deemed himself a Victim, stimulated. He
went back to.!hed with contented heart.
The result was, that neither Of the tray.
elcrs having slept. bat neitlrr of theinfsf:
so srtring suffered any greater harm than
a good fright, they set ont in the course Df
fh" n,a-..;.'e----' iu arur rur fs1ueu, be-
came ultimate friends, aud ended by form
'ns commercial partnership. The house
OF "-sa11et & Co, still prospers at Paris,
and each Of the pattacrs amuscs himself
with telling the singular circumstances
which led to their business relations. It
is never. however. without emotion that
NJ. Mallaquet hears NJ Lussac speaking of
the mone't when the knife was kept rea-
dy under the bed clothes for n fatal stab.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-14
!ip!ii:AFH OF GEORGE P. NORRIS.

aif The telsgsnph inneunccs the Death of
s5eo. 4. Morris. we'll known i'm this coun-
iry asUd IN Eprops as = psess and man Of
letters. IA and ss !. cultivated and gsnial
gentleman, who Particularly exceliea i'm
belle letters aud light literature. sas )
ID Mr. hIFris lvss born in PhiIadelpbia in
lSO;ls 6la weni rt@ Nrus York is early
life. and comHferlsed the publication Of
the Mirror newspaper in 1928 in connec-
tion with Samk. w Woodworth lie pqrsaed
this business ninth 1S42. his;c',len,ns be-
ing, enriched bY The coptribptipps, of such
writer's as Bryant. Paniding, IialTeck and
if"finah, together MIDI Fay. willis. Coz
aHd EpcsaSargenk. When, il 1913, the
Mirror Was revived, N. P.aWillis was as.
sociaied With Genr Morris, AMI, this liter
airy and business partnership has ,en con-
tfnucd in the Home Journal, after +sthe
Mirror was sold, until death, brou sh, tito
an end. The Hume. Journal swss icom :.
neneed ffsm the Na,iOnslt Press in SIC.
in his. character as an editor Mr.. NJ Srfis
has always comTanded respect for Lisstacf
md Judgment, as we'll as for tliiee gcood taste
ami defcsc9 which he has ssai6sh. u.
MIR. Morris ia rns'ye Widely knowa!iilk Ii,
poet. LoYeyer, than, as an e.lit4. His
writings have not been abundaut, bat they
have been characterized by .taosc trails
'Nhica conImand rdspcct sn,f Eopularityt
lie, wrote an opers lihlo,to for ,ls Maid
Of Saxopy"" iI lS44; the Deserted Bride
in 1888; The Song Writers of Am ,rica,s
"Nat,o ,;f'melodies,"s. s.Prosc aud Poctry; $
of E,iropeH ak5 America" % Gin connection
aithsWaiisA MfheiIittle Frenchman and
his katef Lots and, som. minor. things.
Besides the, abpTc, ,he<has pepnel sevsral.
other poems, which have, beeu, published
il. various frnis Tie two con- positions
by which he is lmcst largely known and
on which.his more lasting reputation will
resi-, are ert:tled ''Weoiman Spare that
Tree"-a beautiful ballad, sLicL enjoys
an Il iropean as wen as an American rep
nth'ion-ana "Nrar the L4kc whore Drop
e'l the Willow" Bash Of these cert,posi-
ttaas breathe .lie pure spirit o:sbsllad pae.
irs,, apd will Ase durahly in Englis, liter
ature .-Jkilu1lptia In,erican. w..
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-14
: siRse seIEsceLN's THEORIES.

TLis age is an age Of curiasi.ies: one of
which is prolific Of progressive mayemcnts
10 all departments of Art'aud Science, and
especially iu that of peliticaI Science. aAf-
ter the. master minds which have in mast
times swayed the political. world, and laid
dewn theories clearly defined and logically
infalliblc for the guidsnee of those who
wof1i attain politic1l etainence; after 81
many profoundly analytical writer's have
Indicated the true basis of power in repuh-
ilcs15the coD6lencc and admiration Of ihs
Peopie-what IS better entitled 10 the name
OF g, Curiosity, Of an Affirmative progress
sion, than that new-school doctrine which
has been 'iasagurated by MIR. '1.incolu
The strenuous Office. seekars' Of toe old
school understoo! the proprieiy Of ,clc.ik-
ing the'' vices, and fastsring The .pec,,lc
into abspecious security, whebs seeking
eheirs' erfr.ges. If their rsst arecords. had
not 'becu ahspotted they al least endear.
orod to blind the eyes whose scrutiDy they
bad feasea to dread. Sucl, p,oprie,i.s1 are are
not recognized in Mr.. Ilincoiu's theories
The history of candidates has, been one
coherent history Of ii marked Difference to
public oplHione Men have indeed l,een
over-eager to possess the nation with
graphic appreh customs Of their 1--we. fjrS the
Constitution. theit respect for the libenv
alike, of individuals aud. the press, and
their reference tor the. laws OF the land
and tae rights If Communities. 'Thcy
have never tired Of laying .tfgjf hapls up
eH ineE Sreasts. -anGssgearltSsp Gisvcrs~.
ing fidelity TO the true. republican tradi-
fi0ns. Such Issses baen .tl... mean throuy,,
!ahiel; -ssle have: heped to enlist ,fti,a gen
erai heerk and secure to themselves III.
co0rtcd designation to Office. ~ :a' r
+. but such have. u0thing to do will, Mr..
l,incohs theories. Mr.. Lincoh's theo.
r!cs are iDcurablc. He trenches upon
the liberty of the press. he kidnaps "a, man u |;
at the request ola Cuban goveruor. and
bus right-hand secretary tinkIcs hrs famous
silver bell. and cous;gns Citizens to his
fo.ts without TRIAL or the shadow of civil
authority. He. courts neither lore Eor
admiration ri And Yet Le hopes for re-elec-
t!on to the Presidential chair; and upon
The issue. presented BY such arbitrary acts
challenges the support of the people. MIR.
Lincoln 8 theories may embody the very !
finesse Of political ideas: again they may
only eastosiy shalowness and aefFroutcrv. |
andstin't. will deei,la between these rossi-
bilitics.--4f~'l .Hercmy. !
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WANTED TO BET.

a yonng gcntleman-with a medium
size light brown rnoustache, and d suit q
clothes such as fashionable Itailors some
times furnish to their cpstolners '.:ou ac
c"mm'dating terms" that Is on ehe inse
cure credit systcm-came into a l,o,el ON,
stiesnoon aud ;sAer cafi:tgA fs,f glass o
Madeira, turned to the company aii,d offer
ed TO bet with any man present that Gran
would not take Ri:hmond. The tahter M
being taken up he offered 10 bet IN a. {, ram
would t1Ec Richmond. Nobody. However
wanting t" bet, the exquisite glanced a.
round coutcmptuously. aud rc,na rsed-
Il want to n1ke bet of some kind:
don't care fig what it's Ill be, any
man from a sbilliug's worth Of cigars 70
five hundred dollars Nows yatT tilne
gentlemen, what do. you propose re.' =
Slipping glass of Beer in one corner ol
the bar-room, sat plain old gentleman
who looked Us though be might be Car,
mer- He sat downhis glass aud. addressed Sc
the exquisite. '''s !1Ss'fz.T 5,l
= .wtIl,i mister. am not in The isiS;s os
making bets; but seeing you are Aanxiiois
about It, | don't care il I CRAFTY yon 81
I'll bet yeu lev5's worth Of size. tta, I
can p'ur quart ofla.nl,.sses iaso your hat
and turn it ou. ina soirl lumpuf ,aoiassc.s
By the watch '' -. -. :: W
;. '.pode!! said the exquisite, taking off off
iiis nat and handing it to the farmer.
- it vas al splendid article, that slone ike
sat'a, Thaoh geutleu,aa tsule thc'ha, and
requested the. bar-keepcr., TO send for a
quart CT molasses-.'the cheap sort. q, s;r
cents a-auart. that's the kind I use, in tbs
81 SSpfr,a'sn' said hs handing SIX cents
The a'.lssss. vas :spss.ssssa gs:sa ise Oh
farmer; With very grnyssss M ,yster; 81.
countenanee. poured i intss the
bat, while the. exquisite took out his saIsb
to note the .tiiae = ..<-rx -.
Giving tn. bat two or. .Lrec- shakes. viii.
= Signor Bliiz like adroisness: the i'ixpcfi-:
mcntcr placed it on. the inble,. and stared
Into it aud watched the wonderful PROCESS
Of consolidation
Time up" said the dandy
the old farmer moved the hat. ..WcI.
] do believe il aim, hardened. said he, in
a tone expressive Of disappointment; Il
missed il ssmehow or other that time. aud
! suppose I've lost the bet Bar keeper.
let the gentleman have the cigars-4wsivc
SKIES, mind and charge them in the lh;ll.'
s.sWhat Of the clgars,," rosred the scx-. 1.
qnisi'e. "you've spoilt my ha, tha, est rna e.'
hye dollars, and you must pay for it,
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-14
WASTE IN FOOD

Waste of food is sinful at an, ti.nc, f.,
1T is crime against humanity, dsstruc
rio''o of ebat whereby the people live. be-.
shsss ln'povcrislrng the indi vidual who al.
Lows ii,~y Economy IL one of the means b,
winch people rise from poverty to w,al.h:
ouf the bench: does not stop here; it ex
/ tends itself to AL mankind. for whatever s
aaTed n'akes the surplus Of fond larger and
sheapens, Its price to the general mass.
here is much waste from nsglec, and more
from ignorance, TO correct the latte,
'caa>e, many scientific experiments have
beca made with g view ,ofascerts:aiuing
facts -hich, popularized. {, would tend 10
check this waste. In tbe, matter, of IRE.
pairing food it Is. found. thai boiaed meats
are great saving over roasted. In some
experitner!- nfad. in England tlie ircspec.
''ivalnsses in hesditi.eront n, odes Of cook
ING glarsdsscertaissd,t to be- rs fol!ows.:
,iy Rrarted chickens lost - per cent, beef
ribs and .sirlrins, 10 per cent; geese, 10
pc. cent? boiled milton legs, 10 scr cent /:
boiled ,~cfs15 per; boiled shou:'ier r::iifr.
'ioa' ~ per cent; turkeys, 20 pei cent ;:
lLrtroon lsgs and shoulders, II psr. Gent. :,
ducks. y per celt
1}5iiing beef saves more Than hour per, :
cent. over ro:is'isgs Easkg OF nut,on ~ =
'baaied i besex tcD per cent. Aif rsa s-a
fyenty i've per GEMS. Tho fatter .ps.t ,is.y
! 'ae aFsa;es as ,,s.s ,ss iss; shaas b. aoas,a:ss
y lat to .I,al:e EteIteE but fere 81 an
tupr5fraglca 'fAtneAs ss. klese6 1ba,ss6sJke a,ssT6sJke "
toass:.rfb pieces ltses ssy6s s1ssfsyyN4 Hif
ss,ass. d'saf ssosihss d, the ssasratl aaS
y sGayssl pounds Gons 70 the .;ai.k .,Hss.ss;.,
X FfgasteG RIB .tiaces cost .twrSty cents q
pound az Lac tLic!elss sta ii is I.,os,s =; M
,hitsy. .sne dents ssPSdri :sas ihe -d,AStf M
o'es:,s . sss. sAsea,s.a. ~ s.~sss.a a,sl
J. .lajxsik kilsspLica!ly true 1bst one ,psysiaS
tfzl ons psoss'SS ss'SS il isiFta fs Jssf ss w.
II n. End! d!heooe 'asa sosHfsih. rae;ss
.aenrH h'ssniab fsthe msse esac.n,rahad
% issitesm3 3s.apv;hel:: !: ,ue ii, IN, !. nssl
s.a ost.alyi.peca ialIes y grsafer Jigsiiys |
pSw.r ,s .,F;a g csnys. g n,. .a.o psrs klGsa but
Iuc sense 4 ~ ency al mes sfs Is finddccd :
'saia'eys: idegye(e ,sxts nt isby.1he tuik ofs'
sh as'is and ifawr eat. espses es3f.sed :
oods sFpts3fhsre Is bals ,eaopsh. xa.ss.,oyc
he thl4g s4kNGdger. thste is sp.n.SsE ',u-'.
,i.sfn! i9 5hrt pllnfe e th'f extract il a. I 7
lerieei .snatsef.:. ":svSs..sI- ''sEs
> "si ssE eZs4anga. :s..- xgLg4 sesfee tss I;
! A i.'issnk .ssee.kci apd,a lalfeslssel.s'
sisscpfi. lnpsssilns ,iilL xsssrsss;ss A,ss i
ssaFpeE,sf siK essissvr Assw y.s.aGs r,1a :
o,I,.,f' : aan e'''s islt 'p your 6ssa .li,;s
MS, SIR y ,ie.@ ..-...s-.s.. ..:.,
Higher. fellow. higher .5.s
%. isti, SO. sir ]! said the man rai-ine g
T lead ';lah a5ors t.se horizontal para
''Yes. sllow." 5 s- n
" a ai ','n | a!waysts remain so, sir % v
'1l.'s. silow. TO be aire ''s2s sssst rs
,,Wfy' thu. good-by. colonel, for I r,
all n:yrr sea y,u .g,in
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rATsIorl4 i ,-Oruhcus O. K.rr = s,-.

TArRloTIf --0epheas q. Ktrr says
fA,r''',sm| |'ny boy, IS vary beautiful
thing Ihi surgeon .ofa Western rcgi-
'asns has an lEEa 2, bard case of ii. and
says ~ ieeuliar TO- the hsmispLere
tie Tysis oseaks out 10 nc nJoufb. .sa,,:s.
Tag Lhe heartto swell. He.says il goes on
Eagng nriil 4 rsasaes iLe iIocke,, ,nhsn
Y "a iasn'y sdafaprcaEs, kaEiag sLe ps-
tf,' sery Conservative aod coastita.ion-
=
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-14

AMONG The most prominent evils Of ,h
age n ,se Practice of allowing boys Z.
spend their evenings away .froa, lheee famil,
circle. It's this nigh. 'edutesasti;a,ni i;,i 10 tn,
street which transfer ms the bright rpdromis.
ing youth into the rowdy. dissolutc, law
less man. The first great duty of parent.
is to make home cheerful and pleasant. T.
order to gu;Fs Chi e, from The. cort.s,i
mating influence. of evil ,secicty. q it psrcnt, re
and guardians should see that their cl,sI
dreh are supplie,.. viii saa,e chsserfui eh.
:ef'aihmcpt at home THY si.GniIH eiw.
them an opportunity Of improving ti,eii
mlpas BY ginning u.s. ful. knox ls.dsss ana
farn tsen Win bos55s. The snssa esfcnse 81
which would be far t.gs fn fban Z ID ss rrnr;;,,.
them witd frnds = ..s- All, usemnen,s s,yssS,.
from home. IfpArents la,,heff wl DE da..
" IA Interesting their 'cIliiirenn durIhe tbc;r
erenihg 'N~M fe 9eh, tlitsamn' fro,,, ff7s,e a.so.
eating with tie vie and slsaiidh,sncd iidh cd a TIA,
throhg 'the sfeet.:: AL sssYt, bbrropsr inay.:
neiit they viii ssdiis spas; psg;s;s 80
wane,f iToa aGass ssisny SSuPhS ~ q.
natural abilities tSasc Ieccri ~ faiinoed tssuh
stifu.ing The streSts qua sIaacss os.s b,ibI,e
resort sr ihr family ffesss:as. ri Est u
o. fae boy VII cling 10 the mall Hi,
sandidg and ,scfuiness in i;fe Wit dsz.pernl
Upon the traidfng n.s.ised nhdT lhbe do
ncstic@ took Thouss:ir,.fls; s;a o.. boas 20 vho
would oihsrisise' Have fascs.ab.tin their
Ilanes upon fte roIl Of ( ii inl nrt nrt 81 f,ass
Of s iSVs NJ, Y, Is n, +
fond 81 pieaAiie. sssfhd, ,if bssssa i II al. a.
home, Maturity goSes lscs { ID 4s. ..s. ~ ~
" 7 Ya. = :aT9s. ~
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-14

.,,pxs-sipiay.ssa," Id 1s = urs. l,e,,s b.
sfte kseRes pa n rsrc.ds,iat LbrnrS. l,,Unv,
you. i .lfsi gs he r. No, Me- ir-i,liyd
tne elerk. wishing ta accoiI,nsaSie her.
and f. WIN no.oti,rr ineanins. but we lav.
ssosafea* sic s..edd ge - 80
a.-is tstsl .--' ts - 81 --
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-14

!, - Stephen ilIah. queer genius. bai
rlads fseqnen. gracious. prn.rsisse q, bFs
r sHplh.ed fr'enes that he W"nld pnt' in nmsrlf
on' "' the ~.y One sli,.gi,g c.lt Ugh,
n .kl.f 70 death - - ~
= 1asiL..ai sic rcn ..'ctck L., .re,,,<,aa IL,
fring aud Swapping 1is finr.rs- - -. T.
,l7 tssvby dosi y,s vrcexr - a.k,.a y lac:
n.g relative. - So. aA&i
!, sGally SAID the fellow. ..heh ] sre; q.
mean 20 'Hks "arn,ss night than,
f"r h-
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isI !. Every profession has it's technical

xirI. G Every profession has its technical
ternis' anu Of course The pfintets fave n
tmattering, which is only intellisiLle 70
.4sr Iie erou; The following is a specimen. -
IL don't asean, however, as nmncb. Ca las Il
>. would seem 90 the INITIATED: 'tI - IT %
.vsss. ~ I'm, PIT Gen. Beaartgard on the gal-
= ay ana tuep nhish the nlrder of tbst
81, n'eger yuu commenced yesterday. Sc. up
me 'uins 81 GnssiIdatte; Distribute the
rut. Fhe mrihps ID fit psmr this week =.
tcn thst p' into bell. aInt then 90 10 the
eHsii ana be VIII tt! ynu:how % dispose ds
the dead matter. :: " ''s
No wend,r Do Raustus was burned.ftr
inveniing such assat aan .l.srt, g -
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5elctte6 poetrg...
SABBATH EVE.
BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE.


How calmly sinks 'he,per'ieg SUM-.
p Yet twilight lipgsrss still. ';.sa
.a,o- And beantiful as dresny of Heaven.
= ; - -Tis slun,bering on tie hill:
~ Earth SLEEPS with all her glorious things
-s, Beneath The holy spirits wings. -o
n.@ A"d. rendering back the hues abore, -''
se.aissreaiis in trance of l,ve. =.
>. se,ioq. jrpse ia tie pinc::,. =.
gger xon.dfrssgeks rielincd,' ''' 81,
). =. Epls like ths4sibisperirgs Of peace
d. rEpss tse heavdn+y n,iad; :.
- aAad- winds with pipicns ..eepsa in dew,
= Bfeathe gently, as IS stealing firodaid%
- Fam lEFara's Sewe's; they came to bless
lbs Thss,a yat their holiness. I. :. ...
; IL Andsyaader gliitcring thropg oficlouds.
sisss itsirins FROM the sky.-, e..' ..r
'7o so.Mlply move, so sweetly gov a.
.,'' go .rpsy. s'ys' to fa"ey's eye.
:, bright. creatures, Of q better sphere 80,
-'1J Ganssdown at Loon to worship here,
s@lrAnd from their sacrafice Of i,ve -
RFsurnihe to their h me above.
> > g. The blues ISLES Of the golden sea.
, J. M. Ths night-srch. floating high, ,.. j,
The fswess' shat gazs upei,ihe Heavens
= 'ss''l,ho bright stre@ms leapng by, i.'
Are living with Religioii--derp ~
Their gt.irics on the waters Sleep !.
GA IND mingle with the mooa's pale rays
= Like, tie soft light of parted days >.
Hi 4fkf H. 53tA fskA Il.
lt1he. Spirit ofths holy Evel / fFl ',-
GENES through the silent air, Yea
To feelings hidden spring and wakes y.
TDs gNh ofamusic ,irfe!-- t.szE
< a theft depths Of ethsr beam u.
81 passing fair we almost dream IN
~ A'hat We can see aud wander through
~ I9'heir open paths Of track.ess blue. -.
: ''a7 Esth soul is iIled with glorious dreams
-. Each Each pulse is beating wild, - n p7.
Aud ,LougAts is soaring to the shrine
& bas ef Glory undefled !--.ii..s 10, ..ni i
'7o7Aad holy aspirations start, 'Rg Va Z" \
From the f.ii fosntsins of.tBe heart !.
sso Aud ehain--for Earth's dark ties are rivea
Our. visions TO the gates Of Heaven, :, "a
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so
; ORIGINAL IDENTITY.

sx , w que VI our H'u6SHES
New. Engtsnd c"l!"g s. ,yas an, sblq IN al ;,
but unfortunately. haI s:hobh.. wli:cii Tie
rode in season anil out of seas ~ ,nktf.h Il,
fthe annoyance of the students. Ais. wax
an exceedingly tine-spun metaphysical u tn.
cry 10. the eftect that the original IDENTITY
tof substance is never lost Ly any trans
tmuta'i'n or change which u.sv take place
IN respect TO the substancei,sclE ?.
be- Qae lecture eyeuiag. after life WORTHY
Professor had expaiiated at so,re iIenslh ",
MS iayGrite ton!c,, az irreVereni- student
asked leave tc' prop. i,icstion. when
ah< Gllosfag ebltofiS ri,s'ie,i: -,r.a
7 Student~-l.o;u see,ltlIis knifs ,.wiich
I, hold ~ ms hanl? ,.....:...s.....
prof.,T-Certainly.
+ Stadcni If ! should lose IT,. blade al =,
have newsene put 10 its place, would il
! be .he same knite Afterwards -,
fitl Pr~t--Mosi assugcdly. - .t
/. ,Sludenit---Then. if LsLo ,ld u scau ,n.'v
iese ths haha!e. and get i replaced, would
: II ssih Be The SAME knifc ID ~
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-10
After Him.

Since the failure of Gen. Banks Red
River expedition and the consequent disas-
ter TO cur gallant soldiers under his COM
mand, tue moro honest of the Republican
papers are denonncing him with bitter
ness equal to that which they sometimes
employ towards Democrats
The New York Ecening Post, q paper
in high repute with the radical branch of
the party, leads off in the war on the I'M
fortunate General. In an editorial re
Viowing his administration of affairs in
New Orleans. it arrives OF the conclusion
that it is failure. 1t censures him for
procuring an election of State officers be-
fore constitutional State had been form-
ed ; censures him for instituting a system
Of serldom among the freed slaves OF Lou
isjana, where the Provost Marshals and
oYeFseers have taken the place of the for
mer masters csnsures him for official cors
ruption, aud expresses an unfavorable
opinion of bis military operations.
1t is thus they are being condemned by
th cir own Witnesses