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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
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II ie Q sad aud solemn time -
When Autumn, king ike, rules ths bowers,
And waves his seeptsr, stssp'd 10 erims,
Ger 6ammsr's slsugbtsF'd 1oWsrsf
10 tramples with bls frosty feet
Ths fragrant blossoms, rich and rare,
And all things beautiful and sweet,
Lilo pals and whitening there.
"a.
/ almost wspt " on ono dsar rose rf5 +
Obey'd In tears his stern bshsst,
And foil beneath hiH trenchant Lows
As meekly ~ this rsstt
Yet dying, as II gave ftH breath
Unto the pleased and yielding air,
IL sweetsn'd all the scene o. death,
And oharm'd sway despair.
ara.
Meal who art gifted with the grace
10 love aud hope, bel;s9s aud frey,
Fear not, though stricken from thy plaes,
And every sarthiy stAyi
Thy souI immortal In its powers,
Shall riss triumphant DER decay
Aud sweet ~ breath ~ dying flowers
In incense steal away
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
Dbe 4aiIu auitrsaI.
EVANSVILLE IND
SATURDAY........-...NoVEMBER A.
AZ "RAr " THAT I sAw.

me max AnAA A DOW
I The parIors we're brilliantly tic, ss #.
Many bright, beauteo1s women were there;
To grace palaces some were we'll nc,
And each one wore " rats " in her hair.
waitzed with lovely young maiden,
MY heart tbrobbed with rapture most rare;
She seemed a sweet angel from Alden,
And she wore divers I" rats" In her hair.
My eyes sbons with love undlssembIsd
She smiled with <oft, tender sir;
Then my soul with wild ecstacy trembied,
Nor dreampt Of the " rats /" Ia her hair.
Az we lovingly waltzs6, my fond look
Was changed 70 . horror-struck stare,
For there, Ia plain sight, from its nook,
Game " rat " creeping forth from her hair.
In an agonizsd voice / did inter,
MY dear miss, your best feelings I'D spare -
And thea 10 audible mutter--
sob, that horrible rat in yoar hairi I"
She gave me one hsros, scathing glance,
AZ though she my soul would lay bare,
But Kazed on, like ono IN trance,
At that " rat " creeping forth FROM her hair.
She retired, with contempt hsr Iip pursipg,
Then knsw twas all up with mo fhsrs,
And ia lone bashsiorhood nov I'm cursing
The ~hols race Of rats for tbs hair.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
s0APs.

conaiafs - csiKNta'as Rochester. Chenifaal
works a1d Thamas Worsfisys, IN Campkor, Pos.
else, Brown wiadaor Hopsy and csstlias Thomsp-
seas Cakes ard nsEas Ynpksa ana Military
shaving, and oiTesrins.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
HEAD NETS.

via psil Baekiss, latest ssyi.s, % Bone, 0ussa
rIss asd Brszss rlas. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
JET GOODS.

sbs.p, oalf sd Morooeo. IL Poekst ssd Biil
PoEts heenaiss. Ladia4f cAalu. Bags ana cahss,
and BucA PuFAss. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
CORSETa.

" Bfsdley's 9 DnplsH EIsipfIe, ~ Doubll
Steel epFibE Hsep fkrtA A isFxs aef eonplst'
.sssstsssi e osll4.'. Mi.ss.. I'D Ladiss', ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

Tan nov reesivire the beet aesort-
neal ~ RAii sd Wtntsr uoeet es8f
sl rei o. this y AFfs4
seuld eali tAs sffentiea 81 huyers
20 ths deeiias IL prices.
I ievite yauf nttFntlun % the siss -
Gaeaa halaw nz#ntlon a. IA ufh give
ycu . gsnsrai t4ynof ny asnek, wblchi
Il moFs cs@piste than any onsNf ths
kind ever cnrrsS In this sactioa q
the coantry. aH
fn order - pfevsuf tAe graf am
Guilty uhich beyeTa have q late eNpe-
rtenoad In Ftacnyink falt linoa u
GoQds, hATe sparsd N paina n NAH.
Ina Nc ny assoFfnlsrL Il antgAces
ths choicest varieties e beth Fortfft +
ana npmestie Goeds. inelnatns fancy
- ueii a. eSapia artlciss.
IL shall b. ny ain q ahsFs wiih
parchaHsrN the sdvnntANea gAined ~
LcnN MxpartMnoa, L.ArRe Purchases
Aad CASH faysnants.
s..szrrr-<=-s...H-Fass.. ..ra<s.sesz.s.ss-s.zs...
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

common Chlness. Habtsr sna vaaey riee.
Masa. Ivory nebbsr, Fancy Bah snd shell Tnek !
kahbef, Horn and Weed Pocket Harn and KAT
hsx pFeaaih@. SD an endlesa variety 81 M@bhsr,
Rennd, sud 0oodyssr'a Fafsnfs n Noa. ~. 20, }
aAa IL Hslta-a fa8E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

Letter. Nste, csp. BIN asd Lsdrsr YapsFs 10.
ssi0ps~ IN All eoiors, stesi PEGS, Fsnciis, Pen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
PERFUMERY.


Letta'a, Basin's, gnias fisul = Rsos', a.
heohesssf goods IN CoioGna, Mask, Bears 90
Kgsa OF, PomAda sad essertad KKaraela.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

felist Powder. Tooth Yaate. Po4dar ana Pah
aas nsrn Pea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

BROADCLOTHS
CASSIMERES.
DOESKIN, CASTOR &c
MOSCOW BEAVERS
For Gents and Ladies'
Garments
ZEPHYR woRSTEDs
WoIsted Hoods. Caps.
Breakfast and Opera
<ItJEIS HAWLS-
aNEE
Nubias. Sontags& Scarfs
Al6X@nQ6rS
KID GLOVES.
HOSIERY
~ otfons md Fancy
Articles
Childrens'. Misses. and
Ladies' and Gents
WRAPPERS & DRAWERS
I'm Cloak and Dress Ornm-
menfs, sets, Cords, TmaseHs,
Button n Trimming Laces
We have svssytslag that /. desirable al ssyrisA.
Valenceinnes &c Thread
EdginR and Insertings.
Thread. Mattice. Valen-
ceinnesiand Point Lace
COLLARS &C SETS.
| SILK
Department.
M0IRR-AETIQUE SILKS.
RIP. AND CORDED SILKS.
GRO. CRANE SILKS.
FANCY SOLID CoLoRRD SILKS.
CHICK AND STRIPE SILKS. AL
of the popular shades for Street
and Evening Dresses.
BONNET vELvETs in all shades.
All shades Of C0L0RED VELVET
RIBBONS AND BUTTONS fcr
Dress Trimmings
CL0AKs and DAeoUINEs from
$500 TO 10000.
DOUBLE and SINGLE BLANKET
sHARLS. from Oh 20 ola 90.
DOUBLE PAISLEY sHAwLs, from
5000 to e62.60.
III
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

----Aa--o-----~@T 1vEa
leo me ia afr
ee asa frH e
SPOOL COTTON.
AR. cean's, ars.a q Tsanlsss's, wnllmantac.
OR an4 Mcaasghts. Brooke Clarke
BRAID.
skiFt. Eabrclassy, Aipsea. sllk asd ososhsl
BUTTONS.
Pearl sblrs, Rahhsr vsat and coai, al Wool
Lassiss. Velvet. alass. silt. Drssa. Rans. rsais
and Agate.
BINDINGS.
AlpssA. unioa coat and siik. IA mi iias
SEWING SILK. @
aksia And sposi. TAiiors Twlst. sagisfs'. "a.
sA.ss, k@hroiasry. AiasriosA aa& fiAiias, IN
PINS.
i. sss I .aa G !. = as.ss 1 sSs S Gs.s.:
pEane--ffsishs adeed.
SIS NEEDLES.
sing's, - Nos. !. = ,. 4. ash .. end loi az
seEsea hes, - sseh gaper--t 10 3. 70 =, Ana 70
10. beth % shasps ana B,twssns. a8 i'l53f
ELASTIC GOODS.
onrts ssd fsliis. mehsir Kisstls. sllk and Get
sec klastic Brslds. Arm ki=ssies, lediss' sha
TAPES, 4
whias. nrswa, Black, Stats aad ssaortea Cotton
stay blnAinGs. fefu NJ. 3tyIs. 5H&
COMBS.
ceamon Cbiness, Habtsr ana vaacy rfoe.
Masa. Ivory npbber, Fancy Bah sad Shell Tnek !
haheef. Horn and Weed Pocket liarn and hnb'
Rasna, snd 0ooayssr'a Fafsnf. n Noa. %. 20, J
aad II. 1s'tfpa fa4A
SOAPS. sa.s tals.
coaaisfs - csiKNas'ss nochesfsr. Chenifsai
works a1d Thamas Worsfisys, IN Campkor, Pes.
rina, Brown wiHAaors Mopsy and CestliAs Thamsrps
muntn Cmksa and MnFn Ymnkea ana Mltlfmrw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

Lsnbs@woo1 Hsss, a. laia, BIus, Mfxsd,
Whit ssd sf1ta. ez6 BsaEos -, n susorind sfzss
Nsssss' and Chiifrsas ~ t1xss. assorted sizes
Msas' Hoaea&ss, 4srino aed Ail.WooI 6seas, \
Nus ass lftnzan4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
WAILETg.

xssnch We've naa msFiean, IN Whifs and 0@l
sFsd; Lrss iafssss a'seftiasns II th' ETY. ffo'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
HOOP SKIRTs.

40 - &c - c.. 'a' e Bah W.T. pa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
STATIONERY.

A so@plsss s.ssftEsss eslhs most as.is
styles.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

Year especial sftsntion u called 70 90 dozes
weoisn ooods, IN the latest styles 81 Hoo1s, M
bsas, scarA, Conforts. skaffne Cas- Hnbs
sh&Sis, Over shtrts, Undsr shiFts, Drawers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06
LINEN THREAD.
Go@as's. Barbssr's. Htssnf'sAre Duniap's.
0TYNnpTrg
LADTFs' HOgTERY.

Meas Back Gloves and csgntisls, Msas'
and Wool Gloves, Ladies' Beck, 0auntists, K
sgsk, wooi. aaa gszaral variety u stylsa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-06

A cczplats azsortmsnt o. Railroad, Gofhis and
4zx2
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20
Chr Npwa Jranstsipt,
pJBlISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
At 81, 90 per Year In Advance.
$50 at the cxpir4tion Of three month
Rates Of AdVertiStlg,

g
re sia.-e "re' Insertion, s!,'o
each subsequent insertion, O,I5
Inc square Three months, 300
DO Si1 lontLr, 400
ff ao.sF- e' One year 1900
Quarter column, one year, $500
Que half column, one year, $500
p.,c column one year 5000
sxy-ln addition to the above rates, advertise
n.entscontaiai aing rule and figure work, win
obchareed enc third more
Ten lines OF this type make square
business Cards, consisting ofsix lines or
~, 500 per year.
stay- All Transient and Legaladvertiaement
7.ust be paid in advance.
ssa- Unless the number o. insertions be spcci
fed at the time advertisements are handed
IN thew vi be published .tthe discretion Of
! Publisher. aud charged for the length Of
tin they are inserted.
A liberal discount from the above rates
Ell be made to large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20
p9ppsitians
Or. s. THOMPSON.

Ihusltian 4 Surgeon,
Tenders his profession Il !services sto tha
c'fizans Of To'el, and sfrronniing country
Az calls promptly responded 10 / or night
vince in the Pom l,,eiv occupied by DR..
Miller over Galley n Johnston's Store.
Toledo March sn,h 1865. v7nl2
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20

According to statistics in the Trieste
Gase.te, the number oi Circassian child.
rem Q: Christian parents annually ex-
ported from Constantinopls and o,hsr
Turkish ports t. the egyptian ports Of
Alexandra amounts to more than 1000
The hoys are sold to their Eyyptisn
masters at from 5000 10 $500 piasters
each the girl- At from 10000 70 $4,000
pinsters each. The trade "a carried on
openly nnder the eyes Of the Turkish
Government, which dors not move s
finger TO suppress il.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20

From these statistics, which are tskcn
from the Amanach de Gotha tor 1853.
it appears that Paris has about twica
as many inhabitants A. New York, and
London considerably more than twice
a. many-But after these two there 10
no Enropcau city which equals Phila
delphia even 10 population Except
Constantinople, the population Of which
s probably Above 100 900. or the
cities Of Christendnm, New York il tho
third in magnitude, and Philadelph,a.
the fourth.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20

eB Information is war,ed ef
Matthew T. and William II. Sparks.
brothers, memhars of the 5,h Iowa 70.
ginent, whc were taken prisoners a, the
battle e Mission Ridge, oyer year
a.a. Their ta;her-Mr. John r Sparks,
OF Lynnv!;a, jasper county, Iowa
has not been able TO hear from them
a'nce. Any returned soL!i, re- or releas
ed prisoners vii" may know anything
Of the fate or whereabouts of theee ~ }.
men will confer great favor by writ
,ng to their father. They have bees
reported 10 have died 10 the Anderson.
r;Nic prison, bat this is uot positively
knows.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20

iris related Of Jonah, that wheS h
took mp quarters in tho whales belly.
he wrote home to his father to come
down immediately, as be had .aiscoves.
ed splendid opening for the oil bua.
ness the sext da5 be egrAphcd To-
tie old gentlemen asfoloxs: '-Fathes,,
dom, come. I'm badly anckad in.
Plenty as oil, bnt no market!" This y
the irst Of fish al sOccsEs histc.-ians
give Us Of the oil business.
BY the constitution Of Brazil, slavery
il to he abolishen IN that snp,rs in
twenty yeats bH. an effort IS being
made, which is eneosragei by the EN-.
.peror and N any Of the leading state.
man to hsing about suoh > resuI: IN :
,aneh shorttE time.
Oae hundred Canadians ,paaset
through Worcestor on Thrrsday, on
their way to the .tniIls st NaErcgan.
Conn. HOne oonple.' says ,he ,Siy.
were blessed with .brood a. twenty
three children -caoughito .san ,aSnaah
factory ,wlshoa. other help"
Old Zach. Tay.or pasaed Judgment
upoG Jeff Davis twenty >Jeats age. He
called HIN An unprincip!ed scasaIres.
and kypoe, ,ilical alyeEtureT."
Th4ss are Four Thousand Nexsp4pepI
". the Unired States.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20
GOOD FARNING-A An Oaio 90

responder, # the County, Gent says
a farmer who paws 500 for bullock to-
secure $50 bs. from summer grazing.
Goal6 Eoo, lAe idea Of growing ~
mach mea. with less pas,HraSs, ~ -
old goose. cos Tag 50 cents. March,
g"s''sas With .l.a aafetxso eight Is sp;scs.
hy Michalma.. Extra troubis ~ mar.
ke,ng is repaid with the pickings.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20
w. U. MILLER NJ. y.
DR.. y. X. WIER,

Late ofPennsylvania announces to the citi-
zens Of Toledo and vicinity, that heis perma
nen,ly located in this place, offers his services
as a practioaerc The German, French Span
sh mode Of medical trea' ment, so successfully
prac,icei of late ia France Spain & America
He not only ascertains the nature Of disease
as formerly prac,iced hy physicians but passe
On and discovers the csuse, however intricate
he disease may be. Those. living Ata distance
nd unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him clear vial full Of their moning
urine, from which tic disease will he asccr
tanned. Female complaints in all thir variou
forms treateie carefully ani conflentially
will attend toaR caHs pro np,ly. Residence
and Office. North Nesr OF tie public square
II X WIER
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20
IA BARR'S
Vegetable Hair 1lestOrer.

II will actually restore gray and faded hair
10 its original color, by first restoring the scalp
TO healthy condition.
II Will prevent tie hair from falling Of.
II will remove dandruG aud cnrc all un-
pleasant fishing and ernp.ions Of Tie head
Iii remedy fer nervous headache
No dye.
II restores the hair by natural process
and may he used with perfect safety and may
be used by all. Friends try it.
Price Sl,o0 Per bottle Sold st the City
prrs etoye in Tctoio. vsnlo
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20
WIN. Ell. &tiycrs.

Attorney & Couass lor Law.
TOLEDO 80 Tama to, - !OWA
Nt3l a,teid 10 the co,ecti III Of ciair,s "a
ing saxes &C. AnI will practice ia
Courts.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20

A 5000, 600 diamond is offered 70, .
ealo in London !.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-01

An KITS MACKEREL. just received
AtU and for sale by
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-01
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

EFTERS fesfeDentary- Cd the estate Of
IL John W, Boddie having been granted to
the undersigned By the Probate Court of Mad.
ison county, Mississippi, at the September
term, A. ID. 1865, thereof
All persons having claims 6gainst said
estate are notified TO come forward and
exhibit the same and have them registered
in the manner and within the time prescribed
By Law, OF they will be forever barred.
GEORGE B0DDIE.
eept-fA-nr~eZ@- Err.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-01
9ottrg.

SONG TOn THMKKRs.
pY CHARLES snAw.
Take Che Spade Of Perseverance,.
Dig the field Of progress wide;
Every rotten root Of faction.
Hurry ont and cast aside;
Every stubborn weed Of Error,
Every seed that hurts the soil;
Tares, whose every growth ID terror
Dig them out what'er the TOLL
Give the streams Of education
Broader channel, holder force;
Eurl the stones Of Persecution
Out, where'er they block It's course;
Seek for strength in self.exertion
Work and still have faith 10 wait;
Close the crooked gate Of fortune;
Make the road to fortune straight
Men are agents for the Futursl
As they work. 90 ages win;
Either harvest or advancement,
Or the product Of their sinl
Follow out true Cultivation,
Widen Education's plan;
From the majesty Of Nature
Teach the majesty Of Man
Take the Spade Of Perseverance,
Dig the Geld Of Progress wide;
Every bar to true Instruction
Garry out and cast aside
Feed the Plant whose Fruit d wisdom;
Cleans from crime the common sod
So that from the Throne Of Heaven,
Il may bear the glance Of God.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-01

And will be pleased to supply their wants for all
articles In his line. with the best attention and
at the lowest possible prices.
His arrangements enable him TO order any
goods not IN store. that his friends may desire.
which he will be pleased to do for q small commits
sion, through one Of the best merchants in the
city.
In placing himself before his fellow citizens
again, be refers with pleasure TO his long and
intimate association with them, and being o
fellow sufferer In the late trying struggle. he
trusts his knowledge of their condition and
wants will enable him to render entire satisac-
ton. and retain their long and valued con-
ddence.
To those OF his friends who are indebted TO
the house Of NORTON, MOSBY 4 Co., he
begs leave TO say that, he is prepared to receive
payment. in full or in part, and will gladly
receive whatever they may be able to pay.
To such as may not be able to pay now, by
reason Of the vicissitudes Of the times. he
would say, have no fear Of being harrasscd or
annoyed, but II yOu can not pay old scores now
come forward nevertheless and help him with
your patronage and influence, and Tins enable
him to extend that indulgence which it will be
his pleasure to do according TO bis ability.
he Ia prepared to buy COTTON for which
he will pay the highest market price In CASH,
or in BAGGING. ROPE, or any other merchandise
that may be desired.
s. L. MOSBY.
Canton, July 20, 1865. I'm.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-15
LIvINa 70 GoD.T

. 90 Now, o my God, thou hast my soul, boo
u mo- longer mine, but thine, i am Jl b a,
Guard thou thine own, possess the whole
Cheer it with hope, with love inffame, ''
> To thee, the Eofd Of earth and skies, '>f5' q
u come, living sacfifceJy n -'li go i9b
Send down thy likeness from above '' -
III And this letiny adjoining be; - iHpvm
oClothe ME with wisdom, patience, love, OF
. With lowliness and purity-sg5i..i4 yaH
&, Thap gold and pearls more precious far,
And Brighter than the morning star. 70 "
ION 9a 7adj pja ,hiA erITTtg d Dl:jlm
= Lord, arm me with thy Spirits might ed
l97 Sirceil am called by thy great name ;to.
u OF allthy WORKS be- thou the aim; 7a'''
Thy love atteRd me alllmy days. hoJHil9
"a Andlall my pleasure be thy praise" ui
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-15
,rt...d...linsel. q. q. Irv.as.r.

Htvs1 ~
The Washington. correspondent Of, The
Boston Adrerfiser gives the following 10
teresting accou3t: Occupying an Ordinary
and common plsce, position 10 ooe of the
,how cases in The large hall OF the Paten,
Office, is ooe iiltle model, which iu ages 10
colDe, will be priced as at once one 6f,he
M 81 cu' Gus aud one Of the most sacred
elles 10, :hai Vast, museam of unique "a nd
priceless thugs. THIS is a plaiui aud simple
model Gf'a steainsoat a06gbly a!hiohed in
AZ ood by the bandeof AbraiIarn LiaeoIBsl4l-
H. bears dale vi I848, when the ioyeutor
was knewp simply las a. successful lawyer
and rising poillciaq of C;Dtrai Illinois.
I'' TIE design of'ihrs invention is sug gest We
Of Que phase of Abraham Lincoln's elrfy
lltfe,I whey hs yents up aud, dswag the
Mississippi as o fatboai man, aud became
tamil 81 viii toaie Of Tie dangers 90 III.
hcoGvcuieuces attending the nasiga,io on of
tbeI Wsstetnriyerssi ItIsa aa aliempt 40
make " anieasyi m alter, 10. transport vessels
over shoals aud suags aud sawyers. Tue
main idea is that an APPARATUS resembling
uoseiess bellows, placed On each side oil
lhhe hun Of the craft just below The wster
hpe.s and wo ked by an odd but compii
ca I'd system Ct roRes, ,yalses, aud puilsys
| When The Keel Of The vessels graies agaius,
The sand OF obs.'dc ions, thee betiows are
he 8Hed' with dir. asad tbs boyedo OPP
dhe shipds Expected ,uehdo1i gaiiy over tiie
shoal which would olherwise haze. proved
u serious interruption TO her voyage.
The model. " ldch 10 about eighteen or
~ enty urhes, loDg, aud nhas t6e air oil
hIFlug been wbiitied Nith q knife out oI
y .shipgie aud u cigar box, is built without
| a6y elaboration or ornament, or any extra
\ appara,ns DbeyoGd that necessary 10 slSo y
4 the o psrapi oofibaoy ing the steamer, over
a be obs rdctoa,s, aoli,Teiu IL differs from
asery many Of .he models ~ bish share with
A the ,shel ier, Of The ipmsnse halls ,of, !lse
Patent Ofice, and which are fashiooed
I .iih' w nueriul Dicety aud exquisite iitish
as h much of,heo labor AUDI tho ught ailc
4 tffee,ion of q life lime bad been desoted
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pose aud plan Of the. simple Invention :
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The fbliowing touching lines descriptive D
an Incident In Che ped Of prisoners at Andef
son vile, Ga, are attributed TO @. X. HoIlistef
Esq, of Litchfeld, CT. The war has yet elietet
po'hing Of sadder interest'is,a m sf
im No blanket round Ms wasted limbs, 5i's L
gu Under the rainy sky Ne slepe rf9 in5d
-. While pointing his envenomed shafts, Ell
ID r. Around him, Death, the archer, crept,, IN
His hand TO clencb q little bread 3f 81
80 That the white angel with torch, ialiiD
-, Among the living and the dead, inggq sd
10 Seemed bearing, smiling as he wept III
The vision walked him, and he spied
The post hoy, followed BY q crowd loni
'l OF fafnished prisoners, who efiea91in7 To
4a For letters from their ffiendssloii1n lls,7.
silo Crawling upon his hands aud knees, "a.
,, !, He hears bis own name called; and 10 r,
90, letfer non bis wte hsh pc sees csessswoG ,m9.
40 Gaspihg for breath, ,.he shtieketls aloud, los
OF And lost in natures blind eclipse, ia 81,
,, Faltering amid the supphant crowd,
Caught Il and pressed 1t ID, his lips. o'D 81
n'A'guard who followed, red and wroth,p
) And f1ourishihg rusty brand, ipsls IN
.ag iReviled him with a tanning oath, s..
10, And snatched the letter from his hand.
First pay the postage, whining wretch"
'm Despair had made the prisoner brave! 500
iiotGThen give me back my money, sir,d To
4Gss ] arn a acaptive--+not q aslaye!Suianay7c nj
Il rYqu took my money and my clothes; ,,is
-; Take my lite too-but lei me know 80,
~ How Mary and Che Children are, 9aih''Ht
ui And I will Bless you ere I go."' h3is9i9i
.al 10 8Giu9nsg 9-rN ygnf hua sid. aias7q
The very moonlight through bis hands, .
i.d As he stood supplicating, shone, '..
~" And his sharp features shaped themselves
Into prayer, and such q tone loHsna1i
ladi Ofanguish there wssin ahiscr 5nyaT
II n For his wife and children that the guard
.r. Thinking upon his own-passed by. y; -
And LEFT him swooning on the sward,
Beyond the 'dead line" fell his headi--.9i
The eager sentry knew his mark, 10 1Jd
s0tAnd with o crash the bullet sped s1sL,
, u, Into bis brain, and all was dark. - a.
" But when they turned his lived cheek
Up toward the light, Die pale lips smiled,
u Raising a picture fair and tneeki si1'g
o. That held in either hand q child. .'fat7q1.