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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-25
Decisions Of the Supreme Court
of Minnesota.

Catherine Burke, Respondent, VS.. James H.
Maxall, implicated, Appellant
SYLLABUS.
Error Of judgment do not amount to preju.
dice or il.will on the part of the Judge so as to
authorize change of venue
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-25
THE STATE CENSUS.
A Southern Recollection Of the Bastl,
OF SpOttsylvania.

The editor of the Atlanta (Ga.) Intel
hgencer copies an article from Northern
Psper in regard to the ghastly sights on
the field Of SpottsylvaRis, where an un-
successful assault was made upon LEES
works, and remarks AZ follows:
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Baltimore ullD O4iO
Ni(enD0hn.

Sim unb mad Gpnntag, 80. Sft., rperSen td4ltb 3iee
mad g8Dc,lin9 uub Bntereburg ab9e9en, ME iolst:
Yod3nQ tG8t6 (SpnrtagS Gnsgencmmen) um s.15
Mprqeus.
Giaciuuoti GrFre5 Bug ta8Ii9 (@OnntuSS eiuseI4toi>
FEM um 2 ll9r Niutay8.
ct. Qoui8 @rpreB Bug tG3lih GamEa9 aus9enpul@
men I'M $40 AbentS.
que Ride 3i9e fteben BEL Seluir unb 9artersburB nit
aneu wefIi6en, nprope1li4sn unb iarmefli8en 8a9nen
i'll 8er6incan8.
I'M $50 Jlaa1tittngs. Der Oeftibs be ld6t Freoetid
Der 3ug mad @Gicptt8 Dii18 se9t boa Baltimore
I'm $40 Wlpr8ens unb 10 ubr NtorgenS unb 800
gtsdtn. uub 6pu @uicotts Dtils Wlpr9ens TAO unb
11.3e, uns gla4ul. 5,26.
Na3 @aibin9tCn.
@b0ang BON Baltimore mad Bui9iu9tpn MtOr9ens 4. 80
1905, $40 unb $40, unb 2.3e uus . nBr NIfat.
@pnntaB3 mn 4,30 unb S.45 Wtcrscna Hnb 4.2e
Na6ut.
Q68an0 bon ggoI6ingtpn IN, 6.2O, S.2e uub Ills
0~lorgens NIB lis, $50 unb 4.4O Gadm. Gonntass
MIR S. 20 Wiprgeia unS LIS uno 3.3s NaGrn. stur
ieter $40 Ntor9enjuS unb ter $50 giadm. 3ug BON
Baltimore uab btr ego Diprg. 3uS uno 4.4s 9tSdW.
aug bon Darlington balteu an alien Statipuan.
Ser 1908 uao 8.45 Ntorsen}u9 uno 4.2s Rc6mitz
tQQ85us boa 8a!iimpre up6 osr s. 20 nus s.2s sipraeu=
5u8 NIB 4,4o g22amittae53u8 oQn @}aibi stsu oersiae
ben i@ mis- Dem lgaopc!iaz3rge.
g9e9en nG6erer austunft uns gihcte jseer art menbe
man flo GU s. {. @u8lete, Isent IN Der Camden Sta=
tien rber at bic Eidst Office.
80. q. mitb, Eransportnteifer
3. sc. @sIe, 8en.=&tdetzagent. 1jiauil]
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satdahA ftsr a~eLaense!l!

Seuptagentur fur ZEN Dtart.t gslumbis bel 8 "a
@brtRtsnL 552 Sic Str. uus 81 81. Ass. tns2s-e
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WOrOll1e Central
Giienbabu+
6 nj III ct : 6abrplan.
Sin unb roh @nnntoc Seu % msi 1ees

Ah AHP hup SpHHl9g, HeH zS' NCeI 1000
3lge nDrondrtS.
4arftpn Accommodation Ste. l ...........7.2e Born.
PnfdaS
harrisburg accommodation. ............2. $50 gfs4u'.
#erIton Accommodation $40. ............6.Os
gitt8bur9 uns Grie &rpre63u8. ..........s.O
Pitt6burs nnb @lElira g~TpreB5us ........1e.ee
3I9e londrtS.
Bitts5urs, @lH1ira uuO erie grpreS1us. lie gsru.
Barton Accommodation slp. ............s.1
6arri8burS ACCOMMODATION. ...........I IL. 20 gtasu1.
HeF6AS n
Barton IccpmUbatioA gie. A............7.2
Der @itt8burs @~rpre95as sept BURG, O9us bic @ars au
peaieLn.
Ser 1000 @rpre65us sept tagliG.
Der 800 @rpreS3ug 9e6t td9li9, au6geueu,men Gou1sz
tags, noa 6Grri8bur9, Pittsbur9 unb grie.
Ser 1000 Nbenrs @~rpressus, Gonntass, mad 6arrisz
Burg, @ttt86urg uni BEN Wefteu MIR, forlmt tGsIi5 an,
auFgeppumen U(ontogS.
Ser 500 abenbe &gPreSdns sept tGsttG, auasenpnIz
men &amfa5s.
Ser @on3u8 gest tisii6, au8seno1ateu Gonntsas.
Ser 6arri8bur8 Icccmroation3us se5t t6glid, .Gonntaas
aU8genpuImen. Die SCf Hnb @rpressise Eslten sstfGen
Baltimore unb BARTON niat al.
$ot= uuS @~rpre85ige leten in Ber6inSuna nit Der
QeunipIOauia @eutra~SiieubdEn tn Sarri8bura fir Bits
Surg, &IeYelaue, SDiuutbuS, Cincinnati, 3nbianasolis,
6prt Bapue, g6icaso nnb alcu gl&een bes srcReu Te=
fen8, unb in &lmtro nil Der gter gorf @rie Sifensabn
mad alien PlGRen i'm n%Grbliden, alittlern uns HefIidseu
Sem Dori.
iRG9ers a~a8funft airb am @~atDcrtfr. Depot ert5eiIt.
3. ". Dusarrb,
Gen. superintendent.
CD. e. 9oun8,
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E BotpnQc
1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dampfer @rpres Capt Cd. Ryt6er.
28. @uIIbeh Capt. d9m. StesGn,
SerIniisn gtebtfr Wbarf, 8uB sEn Slrre tr, ielen Dttnfas
une SGmeae 4 uEr ta6mlttats fur
Nleranoria, Waibln9tpn uub Georgetown
tn @srbinbunk mtt s:r Orange uns GIererrrtS GIitsbatn
mad 9gHG5urs uns tdIten an ee bepEbnItStu ~GEnbuneS.
plosen Res pptDuaI i ulieS an.
3urudteRrena SerlGfen ~tteieiten 50 81 II gteu feeen
JttttpO6 uno Somfas 8 ubr 3iprsens uni Y Geranbrta
7 utr 9lpr8srs Unb taIteu ebinfxEs an BEN gstsmse 9an-
0uH8splasea an.
Ueeen &ustGnft ilber 8r0Gt eber SaTase mtust man i'd
Sn 6aIttnlsre,
an u. ReebAa n & Ssas 142 2tebtfr. gDtart .
Sn Nleranbrtd,
an s. Brsber8 s. 8 Np. 8 RtuaRr,;
SIN GDGibtnst9H rub gerreetVtpn,
IA Nar6dn. EttKttETtS 80, SIS. 104 gDattrHt,
unb 2fI { CTR f5inn ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-13

1In{Ou Weuer s NexHderunsSs Sefs g
fd4aft zen 8si&tas
1t.fe @ef.Eldaft 10 ruuuastr Strtts, esHsr-gtrf&truneen
dr StGst. uns sAnbbttstbum eutsesentunebGen. Bite Stfce
sfnhet ha SIS. 40 SeesAbtrsst, suf Der N%srstette.
&aeteS 9rSfAsnt,
trettRttn
EsAuutS 1rssss, Vr&rStnther v&sittrA SAnt".
btRrp 9. Strps&.
gEm. GbeSxut, ssn @m, GkeSnut b @E.
Stmsn Y9rIbura, EaEfrexn, @sutsfr
@m Bridges, SRA Efm. Erts4ts x Ss5a.
Sssn g 5tntk, EekIt6RsIer. 9rGttat.
Spiesk 3tatttess, tSN xSSb. Eatttelss y Sssn.
NRa b. YeHS, Beet. ash 9SrI-nktItr-
Saba q UrtSees, sSn 3. &. BrtsktS b e..
SuhR GPateA, @retterb6xbIer.
Sames 8 SPEAR, sEx @tkr. 9yeer.
SUtn 6ArnbaE IT,, EepYtatdANIer EaIttsrrthr
(estt ~ Otto swear Setr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-13
S @ambmrg@ EgasTtfGEti5s
S P0Setisbrt ~aftisns0sitai9aFt
%Sf@O ScDtTfabrt

A % %~"%$AsauNtTVS
sSs Poyetisbrt ~aftisns0sitai1aFt
ARfzOa ScDtTfaDrt
swtf&tn
0antbnrg ulto Jtep g)0rt, ria Southampton.
perntttieIft Der ntuen. auf tAs Seliesfte erbuutsn unl Gle
sartetf etn8srtateten srEttn etferntx 9pf-Damyf1&tGe:
GertaGnin, 1900 Epnuen, Capt s @tIers,
GGronias GJ0bO &oHnen, @apt 8 g 3leier,
saiieinGIia, $500 2oHnen, men Capt u 1rantn1anus
Sorufiia, DaSG EOnrei, Capt y 3 Suen1en.
SdoariG, S4S0 3onnen, Capt 5 zaube,
%enionia' 2fOO 2onnen, Capt 8 s Ssaf,
Die Dampfer tteer 9tnt. ~ttf5roern bic
Seretnt9te Staaten pDt
Omitted States Maill
uns e.btn pdbrfne etste Sasrts r~estlmagis SSn Res 9srs
mad Sambur6 -
@asua 49,; Gtptenber 2. I6. So; DftSber l., a., g.;
g%tpDemteri II %; Deasmter o, 70.
auseresm werttn nod Grtra+DAmYfTathe abatttn an
1. gtDpemeer uni Is. 9~tssember.
8pn 9teI Ysrt nab Samburs, 5aSre, 2pabsn unA
- Southampton;
I Ec;Itn 0ptrSS0IHH... .. $lGS.O0
Npn 91n1bur8 unS SaSre mad Neo Drrt.
I EoiIta Sper'SaioH ~
nnter'Salph- ...".'.......... e. ~ %
oWlFWthptH : ''.:."''.... -. AZ W
sablbar In Sob pSer Y~apterstIb NIT 0slb-NetS.
tIGe incl. BetOftsuns)
Setrur-Eidets 5u ermssieten 9retien.
81 NGdett mad %9fopk nssmen MIR BITS 8 Qbt Msrfens
am AbsansstaSe etnee isSen Dampff6tfeE an.
Negtn Saio9e psRet man fD IN Rem 9crt dusiAlteS!tA
an bic General 9afasesM 6entsn e:r Finite S. 9. Or d ar
l. 8oos, Np. 6 Ssrclapitr.. nabe grraenGp.
Sn Baltimore al bic G%rEesitiSn sss -Sslttasrt 1Dedtr. /"
(22lt tun III
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Gebe bin unO lag Did BEN
Or. Gt5Ilnnnu,
~. anspe tgs DD6gor, SOM
teiSa G1dnn9per.

Or. ansge tm DDSgor, SDnias
tejSD S~3annDper,
setIt NIT i.tnen aus pen t~eiIiamhfn uni ~frdfttsRen Rrdu
tern eertti.ssn &rsnetsu IN ItbIkst ant rsia aae Sit Strait
astten ne Nes aus nrs seInesiststt IN Ifaecn ustt eIult
tasfetgu, ale % Rnb
Hrdnapts ieoer Qrt, insbeiOncere WlagentrampL
0dn,orrbotpen, GbDleras2lnfdQe, 9iarrbae, &oz
tttsn 8redrubr, SdptnoeI, Sldburgen, 8ppfs
i4mar3, @itbma, taItes 6ieber, Gpilepiie.
9n alen D. icn BaGsn If pas Dr. & G III pefG E Q Iirta
(per 3ettlt 81 6 3gttlse iut ST. ~guiebIbar uus Virti ioisrt.
Gsgeu d3r 0uIlGsen tperatteren, Reconnaissance
1T Die Or. Ga Il % 10 { u ~1eRmattS N 8 SGiSe
per 99y 81, & Gpyen fir S5} IN Ianterisen Galtn mt1
6ena @ltrtr srs!etb anstpanttf f6sr.
Dsr gisturepitp, eGEapf In GsslGr bat etren IL erDsen
Ruf. 6Ae eattsuttn aue slsn EbetIen Der NsIi gu thzt
4rScten; et Bat esa.a ~Ftkpslera To- Sabre 1852 ben elmer
3uGerbarnrHbE, bt aIs IEbG lbar ertIGrt nar futtri uHe
sat segsapsritg, auser eirsa 1000 2attsnten aus Slab snb
S,rn, cite fEut sli9g 5GEtI!f zen S~AnHsSe., erEsfurf @Da'
ssnstn ban Husiasf nebh SeSsslts, HEs 2trsss cen @l'
Geuburg nekd GeafeE tn gebsnelEss.
SIN Gaittmsrs set &. gss:Itr h ST., Gett 9. 3aHte, 6
5sffnesmf saRpsrt's urs Esen sAsetu Ipstbsier 81 eateE
1enytocpst F0t DtRrttt Sslunbts; 81. Gbrtitiart, 81,
% Sseiar 6aibtustrH, 3. G
SHpgtttrt oSn Mr. Witf& s. GF.,
tSft37-) IS. 482 &rSssnda, stes y
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GStGstts ft$r 2%staeEseII!
3rDfelior 2oui6 Bunbrnm's
Eetstsr1t=te
glgtgsinIAatsGs maas &~af1AraM8sa
GnrSIter
sas ~unfrsttts Gle ssaca, els tsst ~5efenaisn aftste', ua 81
ptyloyent 1;fun66e.t ssssstRersRRenen, ipfete, Hf4n settt9
8eaorsssn, Sganf9etten 81 %oeFaatsn. 9tFielssn aR$ 'st
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gierteliabrtunoert ibrer 6%etItroft psgen
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erwprben nab etsren St 5~eipnheTs sur
SGllunQ OGomitllQer utl0 1~arttG1l0cr
1r0nf6eiGeu,
mr. ioIte Essusone bic Heduuus seeeilt Gu ptrbtn. %aufsekeH
ORae suspr bisft t,iIirsztn Rrdatss - ssslndsn' Biz sFSn-
Ter uet6en tpu rttr
birctf pon Gcltt63tans
~InpDgtsrt uab e%Tspitpls To ~hteictsen t%rsnGtnt n'etaeH @eFipeu
eSnSsle1Gen ,ur7 s~enci8ten 8ttrskGe, ga ta tEe I~ssrSsnss
tuns eertf %sufrteber uns nts Gtbr rtns ~eieFslten ietH ssre
StSe Tartits feGte lets bappE tN Sauie baktnt fiAR SeG
Sci RtnberA tt bts u~9sltb6ssss NtrSrus steItr RraRtsT So7T'
saft IbtrrGfGtuf.
Sic SrGutsr Frh 90 tlgfa ia
SStlteua Bacr @HlSerU,
!t re& Ernte anb eabsu E& BET ~isissnSta srsniEsttsn ais
~3eiratsrs betlfara Crntsien eiSt
&ta8enframPf 2GnsorTtottcr,
GErHtkefdperstN GfIcE,
0ef6pE!f, gsrfEFfure
@,Nt, Etsunatfswus,
Euesriftefdl, NussrtrHra
SWSEa, Sapf~ Hnb 1SanngtR,
GreeSEdakfn. N(Rnsipstre
rrGure, SusfngraHtkett,
G&nupfen, Gefi3lesmuue,
ElerseHiarN&e
EsnGeneutsu ESuna, SSGieTn,
&trcebetn, Sdntrurnt,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., @eafetN@
Ertpps, SsItI,
Rstbs HpIr, ,Rfdss,
@alsIrG, &epttIts,
saIte SieSsF 6autsust9laee
unb dgtr Er&ufbstttr,
,rsyAs ara serbcrberera Sinte entfprtn6eH.
5srr:r s,nsfsol, ID @ast =. g g stss ,S Sit5'r 6 s's:s H Srfsi.
frtn,pF Guratou, rOtse @9er, o.aE g r'osg I, .f,6s. Selma IN
s@pS aSuleSi SID il 'palssr, 5 R]nttritur, ga tn, m. qsIssr
mi GGaiTtpadfsr iii auesT Leg St 81 f,n,, 's srl 9SSttss
St''R'"P"NS SuItHs Dttrelt,
MITanbrta ga.
Central Ssent fir CARA Intrtta.
sr Baltimore ,u tabsn tn atm Nprtbst.n iTft' sfs
RnGtSntlCr d. Sc n utuGhau { u w. zs5s. IntEr
prettnr. Sim @rrseA tst u B~sStler & ~ "F'F "ht
SRe-9i ertshr. m~ a GtrnIst.
Z" sS SSI msrtsstsrw ,(sSt-1
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Teuer>Nerfi3eruEG
Der a1pciirten 6euermanns ELECTROMAGNETIC
ituiduit con Baltimore.
r.. 4. Ssutshr, s~tssxabtr BEN SaH-setdube.
Sx S.tra6t Der erfsIsrti&tn S~bdttsFett pts DemY yeutt.
DeyGrtenexts fsAeH rtr vsH leSt az tar ~stnt9exen @teir
neue Ypltcea aus arb erxeSsEa kst bic kltLA ~ Syn bfgts,
hen EateM. &at Dttifgtsfp, HsIbt Seuftv ME6eln obey
IsHftte seerthN6sRfdxtC FEy tta sssI Nsbsg 9ehre as seT.
h&erH nIxf&tK, EtrseK sttrRtt ei~nstIsssn, 10 bic Qtet
uHiertr kerabse3tktex 5rGstttx e%atulsber.
MGe SerISat rtrSeA utt ttster srpntt Aut LIBERAL sus-
betatlt. Spbx <. MEHre, graf.
3ireftpren:
&Nm. q. 3Gd. MAen getne
] D D / j. ] ! T.. ! 7! T.; :. ! I ! II II IL: J. !:
Samtt g.. 99teettH, Samef Sets.
eAntafer SuIh. StsAb &3AIfer.
&t@Grb 9. 9aAiH1. Sames y Sruee.
GaMnel Rtrt. SGcsk ErHf.
Sraxeta BxrnS. SGmes Bpwus.
I Arands q. MiHe. Sames D. @sret-
| Dr. s. 9. g. @iHSe> ~
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NoroOeut(Oer IloDO.
0~te9elmdbise Dirette
Sgss8S Pntz 9ampfI6if- Jabrt
swtIGen
|GSretieen mn0 NelW MDrf

Uta Southampton
oarn Die ~beliebteu, elegant cinseri6teten BcfsampFaiFe
Bremen, Capt. 6. Sleeper,
0fsiO Jorf, Capt. 6. bon Otereubprn.
@dtfa, Capt. 8. 8. bon 5anteu,
Nmericd, Capt. 8. GBefiels,
$1erTtann. Capt. o.. N9eute
SsHffdIGnc, i1 8au.
Union, i'm Bau.
bon 5000 &onnen unb 700 8ferbefroft.
Die @tPsbitiOnstaSe fnb wis folst feItoeIsst
Son S1rclten: southampton: OItn OF
AI' Su ii scb. 4.
" IL n 20. Is
stCc. 4. Sop. 8. De,. Q.
~ 18. %. IA.
Deg. 2. yea. 6. 3c.
an mei4en Gasen bic Daupfer
Die Ser. ct. WOft
Die 0uunpfer biefer einie 6uItsn CUR eonbuna BON ga
ia0iereu mad England unO 6ranfrei9 in SOut9amptsn
Bdiiage=Bretie:
Son Bremen nddb 11ep 9orf.
I Goi;i+o. O6eret Salon -. .$I12 50l
dnterer Boz. 80 so in @sIS.
3ppWenoea .............. As 00\
MD" "ss" 0orf mad Sremen, 2UnSOn, SABRE unS
ScmtbdmpfOn.
Go;ii4., Sterer Sdlpa... $l05 CO. .c..
~ nuterer DO ..... 90 so in 0eIS.
3ptl6enned ......... 81 5pN
aue incl. 8st6fi5aus. aiuber .tpii&su lie 2sbren
bic SGIfte.
~ Sontanten mad SaDre, 2oueru, Southampton
uno Bremen 81 ben n~ierri9teu Preilen.
Pafete u I. ~. 'Oeroen bis . utr 8ormittass am Gb,
%9aH8Stage i'm Bureau Der unter,eiSnet.n sneenDumen
nno all Serlangen MAO irseub sinem 35eile Ssn Deutf@-
lamb ~befSrpert. 7
Nht oteisn S&iffen merbeu 8riefe mad auen 9beiIen
DeutiGlan4s %b.fDroert unb inter Der auI6rift rper Sres
uer Steanlsr" III allen Yoh- Bureaus eer Ser. Gtactea
an8euoIlmen. ~
aEesen sra&t nns @sifass u.nbe man f@ an
Selries'S S g.,
go. IS CtsAbftr., Stem Bort.
nber oil bic Office "a .@aItltnnre ya,s.ra LIZ IN
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%2sataaue Srs9+,
Seuerz8e Algenten,
30 S~eepnsFr-, TaltimSre.

30 SeepHsfr-, SSaltiiMSre.
IseEten fur sttfF!gtnetH 5s~utr.GetFStruuas Gt31ysa.
ntesn I. 4t=Aat
-gistrsppltfen 3nigrsnee s. Nts Dprf,
S;unbtGpttklu ns 9blts. SIZES, csc
Snternattsnsl S1f. Sta SO,
SrunbfapttaI nna Dfiis. 1~,25s,ees
SArtattc Sire SnfgfSntt Co.,
@runafapttaI See,0ee
~Stefotnte Sire ST fursn,e Co.,
AraEetayttaI 30e,eoe
Strlues gerisn srsspt EtsGtaGtet unS s~bnetrtene etnt
T;r56serurs In uuftrty Ofiltt tf5aslt.
CUR spltltu Qrs St:atSci fetnt EtreGnunf!
Etrfsnsn, sfIde In Der slttrspsliten seer 3teisIutt Gr.
serfdern lsTtk, Eas * elmer 4tEtNense pen tem @eptrn
beredttgt, zelSe fdsG zt&s&nai SO Erai. betrus. sGnt Nss
lie bic ~etpaietu strlkfs Der SsatY. tesen Ia Del fen traHAen.
@eNtl&e EtrReE ats EeftrtRtex:
Sail 4 Nr. GssS SptIfer b O..
Stsgmana, 3tnrtGs & IS. S&css Seeser'
&. 3rEzE2 i GD. (~aat23tI)
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J{eile= 4ele0enGeiten.
LIZ 9teues arrangement.
NDilabclpbia, g~0ilmin0tpn IL, Baltimore
(@iIpnilnhtt.

IN onb na@ Dpnnerfag, 1 Stunt, "OerIaifn Ste Bulge bas
g%reftfcltfr &eppt wie I lat:
Der 9of5u8 fnr @9!!aDslppia unb 3pii8 eufattpuen I'm,
8 q WPoreers.
GrprefSug nur fur Eep gOrf $40 Wpr9tns.
@rprGtBua fir pbtldbIp TIA uab Glep 2brt, Ito Rd6nt.
@pt5uR fir 9httatelpbld u. 3pii6enfatipnen AIS Gtdfm
@rpr BJuB fur Dbiideelpba unp 8ntf6entatiUnen 8 35
MbeuoS.
@~rpre6iue fur @tildbelpbta uu6 gsp Yorf, . 25 N6enbS.
8tee !3u9e 9sb.n dBIth, aus8enrmmen SpnntasS.
t @n @pnntaGen:
Sir gew 8crt I'm $50, uab fit philadelphia UNI 925
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WHOSE OK

One Of the biographers Of Napoleon
speaking Of the loss Of the English on the
field Of Waterloo, says "Fifteen thousand
men killed and wounded, threw half Brit
ain into mourning" Every FIVE months
rum destroys more lives on the field Of
these United States, than Napoleon did on
the field Of Waterloo, and produces more
MOURNING, and amentatioa, and woe-and
every eight months he destroys more VIC
Tins than we lost in the war with Mexico.
Is he any body's or we are now prepared
to ask, deeply DESTROYS of knowing. Does
any body refuse to keep him in ? Does
any body send hun forth, in the light of the
sun, or of the moon, of the stars, or of the
lamp, or in the darkness in which no eye
but Gods sees, TO perpetrate these myriads
of infamous deedsp
And il he be any body's OK, has his own
er been certified Of his character ? Has
any one who has seen him push with his
horns in time past testified the fact to his
owner ? Has his owner ever seen him
push with his own eyesp
This destructive agent does not do his
work independent of human permission and
human agency. If nobody sold rum, no.
body would buy it and il nobody bought
it, it would not be made; the poor would
have the grain, and the sugar and molasses
out Of which it is manuactufed-th rum
and death Of the body and the soul, the suf-
fering, and tears, and lamentation, and woe,
and madness, and idIocy, produced by 1t all
over our land, would cease.
approach now the rumseller, and face
to face, charge upon him the authorship
and guilt of the evils and woes produced
by rum. II is his-the world knows it is.
He lets him out Of his barrels, and his kegs,
and his decanters, with his own hands, de.
tiberately and recklessiy, do not say malic-
iously, and turns him loose among the men
and women and children Of tho community.
Nor can he at this day, IL he ever could,
plead that he has not been duly and repeat
eddy certified Of HE dangerous character.
His own observation has done this, and
continues to do it every day, as he opens
his eyes in his grocery or bar-room, or as
he walks the street, or enters the abodes Of
drunkenness which he is producing, or
hslps bury the victim of delrium tremens.
Physicians have done this. In single pub
lication are now recorded more than 1000
names of physicians in this country and Eu-
rope, some of them among the most distin-
guished and honored Of the profession, tes-
tilying that the effects Of ardent spirits ha-
bitually used by persons in health is un.
m'red eUa. Facts proclaimed in ten thou
sand newspapers, and ten thousand reports,
have certified il.
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T HE BEGGAR AND THE BANKER

edo you take notice that God has given
me soul and body, just as good for all the
purposes Of thinking, eating. drinking, and
taking my pleasure as he has you; and then
you may remember Dives and Lazarus as
we pass. Then, again it is free country,
and here, too, we are on an equality for
you must know that here even q beggar's
dog may look gentleman in the face, with
as much indifference as he would brother
You and have The same common master
are equally free, live equally easy are both
travelling the same journey, bound to the
same place, and both have to die and be bu.
ried in the end"
But" observed the Banker, interupting
him, do you pretend there is no difference
between beggar and banker"
Not in the least" rejoined the other,
with The utmost readiness "not the least
as to essentials. You swagger and drink
wine, in company of your own choosing,
swagger and drink beer, which like bet.
Ter than your wine, in company which
like better than your company. You make
thousands day, make a shilling if YOU
are eontented, am; we're equally happ,
at night. You dress in new clothes, / an
just as comfortable in old ones, and have
no trouble in keeping them from soiling.-
Ii have less properly than you, l have les.
to care about. II fewer friends, | have les
friendship to lose; and If / do not make as
great figure in the world, make as great
shadow on the pavement; | am as great
as you. Beside, my word for it, | have
fewer enemies, meet with fewer losses
carry as light heart and sing as merry o
song as the rest Of you"
But them" said the banker, who had
all along been trying to get in word, 81.
the contempt Of the world nothing p"
:" The envy Of the world is as bad as il.
contempt; you have, perhaps the one and
share of the other. We are matched
there too. And besides, the world deals
in this matter equally uniustly with us both
You and l live by our wits, instead of liy.
ing by our industry; and the only difference
between us in this particular, worth nam
ing, Is, that it costs society more 10 main
tain you than it does me. am content with
little, you want a great deal neither Of
US raise gram or potatoes, or weave cloth
or manufacture anything useful; we there.
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DEATH OF A WsALrHY SournEnNEa.-
A letter from Raleigh, N. Caroline, says
flames G. Johnson, one Of The wealthiest
men in the South, died on tho 18th ult., al
his house near Edenton, in this State. He
disinherited all his relatives because they
left him, and identified themselves with the
rebel cause. His property. amounting tc
many millions Of dollars, he left TO few
personal friends. His immense possessions
on the, Roanoke river, comprise the riches,
lands in the country. At the outbreak OIL
the rebellion, he told his slaves, numbering
nearly Thousand, that the w.v would ,oks
them free. and that they could remain with
him or 60 where they pleased. He was q
personal friend Of Henry Clay, whose in.
debtedness, which amounted to over $780,.
600. Mr.. Johnson is said 10 have Cancelled
without Mr.. Clay's knowledge, who was
never able to ascertain who his benefaotor
was. He was about eighty years Of sgs
when he died, and was a devoted Unio1
man up to the day Of his DEATH"
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-15
Let the Freedmen Beware Of Mean Yam
KEGS,

We feel II our duty to sibscribe 10 the
following remarks on recon,truotion, from
the New York Tribune. If any Western
yankee" feels the shoe pinch him in this
connection, let him take hint, and scorn
to be so detestsbly mean as to take advsn-
eye Of the ignorant and cOnfdIDg freedmen,
1--WE hear that many Of the blacks,
thoroughly distressing their old masters,
place ell confidence in the Yankees who
nave recently come among them, and will
work for these on almost any terms. We
regret this, for while many Of the YAM
KEGS viii! justify that confidence, others will
grossly abuse II. New England produces
many Of the best specimens Of the human
race, and, along with these, some Of the
very neanest beings that ever stood on two
legs cunning, rspaoious, hypooritical, ever
ready to skin q fin. with a borrowed knife
and make( for others a soup Of the peeling.
This class soon become too we'll known al
home run out a. the phrase is-when
they wander oil over the earth, snuffling,
and swindling, 70 the injury and shame Of
the land that bore them and cast them out.
Now. lei il be generally presumed by the
ignorant blacks or the south that Yankee
because Ysnkoe,is necessarily their friend
and this unclsan brood will overspread the
South like loeusts, starting schools and
prayer meetings at every crossroads, get.
ting half Of abandoned or oonfscsied plan.
tatisns, and hiring lsbnrers right and lsft,
cutting timber here, trying out tar and
turpentine there, ana growing corn, cotton,
rice and sugar, which they will have sold
at the earliest day and run away with the
proceeds, leaving the negroes in rags and
feedless with winter just coming on. Trust
myself is the very first maxim to be i'm.
pressed on tho ignorant blacks take nc
mans fair words as substantial vsrities, blu,
insist on being paid as yeu CO."
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yous kindness. Had It not been for you should
not have the bureau--the only relic Of my mother,
For il was then impossible for me to raise the
amount you SO generously paid. shall fever
forget your kindness"
edo you wish to take the bureau axay3'
81 have spoken to cartman, who will call here
in short time and have It removed out of the
way, for suppose you will be glad 10 get rid Of
IT'D
"Not at all. am pleased that l was iustru-
mental of little service to you, and IL ever YOU
need assistance, shall always be ready to render
it.n tf
"I thank you, sir, with all my heart" t
AT this moment the man came for the bureau
and bidding us good evening, the young lady left
our room.