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stopped before the msgic svnbo.s.
gazing in'ent!y on the little eight By
ten frame building. II was piebian
in he extreme. built very much on
the style of a farmers snokehouse,
of rough weather boarding. white
washed. On either end the boards
are torn off in places and the
chimney is crumbling to de-
cay. An old negro, raised by
President Johnson, and assuming
his name, is the sole occupant ofthe
building, and he is the successor in
business of "A. Johnson, Tailor"
He says: ".Massa Johnson been
in de trade de bos tailor in desc
diggins." President Jrhnson's first
public office was Mayor of Green
Vile. Incxt visited the eplace where
John Morgan was shot, which is in
a garden in the rear of Gen. Cuffs
headquarters, in the center of the
city. 1t is now full of evergreens,
fruit and vegetables, and an old gray
headed negro pulled aside the corn
to show me where the noted guer-
rilla fell He was making great en-
deavors to gain the house when a
ball from the carbine Of soldier
sent him to his last ditch"
The FENIANs.-The Fenian Broth
erhood in the United States number
two hundred and fifty thousand; in
the British Provinces forty-tive thou
sand: in Ireland two hundred thou
ssnd; in England sixty five thousand,
of which thirty i've thousand are in
the City of London. There are
over five thousand soldiers belong
ing to the fraternity in the English
army. The monthly expenses Of
the body amount to $50, 900, and it
is said that tax Of 800 per man on
the Fenians in the United States is
nearly paid up, and that the aggrc-
gate assessment will reach five mil.
lions Of dollars. Fight per cent.
bonds of "The Irish Republic are
in course of being manufactured and
will soon be in the market. The
English governments taking active
measures to meet Feuian outbreak
in Ireland.
MoRALlrIEs.- : Never add to the
clouds that have gathered about
another's hearthstonc; but leta kind
ly word, OF a friendly act send ray
Of sunshine through their midst, to
whisper hope Of brighter days to
come.
II yon would rightly judge anoth.
er's character, never see with other
peoples eyes-no two have tho same
moral squint.
Society, in judging man BY the
Goa, he wears, often lays snare for
itself. The finest appearing coats
sometimes have the smallest pock-
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