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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-11-04
A Pious Son.

-d@Oh /. mother mother g'aa,eosq srom s7s,
ai i"What son H1,di bae ai6A1is9b 8lem bo6d1o,
"Mayn't / have the big Bible up in my
room to-day S'''j,ar5iaa on - woaa ~ Bra
"Yes, my child, and welcome. You do
not know what pleasure it gives me to see
your young thoughts turned that way. But
what stcksa are those in your hand ?''asi aa
nt'Eriggersa For what ehild22sob o7on
Why trap triggers Here s.the stand
ard. yeu-see, this is the fipper,, and that
lone with the fat meat on the end IS the
hong 1trigger.I sfhere's rotten mouse Keeps
comm ia my room 9and ainsullihga ov me,
and want to set the big Bible and try and
knock his chunck out of him r.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-11-04
a, Word About Schools and News

/ To schools and newspapers civilization.
owes its crown 'oflintelligence. These are
the chief bulwarks 9of free societyH-thei,
Thightiest, most powerful agencies Of christ,
fendom. Indebted to religion, perhaps, for
their better spirit and morality, it IS rot
exaggeratihg to say that religion is deeply
indebted feIats difusi6nto them. Both
educators aud disseminators, their functions
[ are still measurebly dferent-the school
laying the basislof knowledge land the news.
paper spreading knowledge, with unparai-
|, leled speed and universally, among men.
1t is now a little over four Centuries since
. printing commenced its annals and some
thousands of years since book. nIakibg1be-
gan;l yetit is safe to say that Dewspape
within, the half century past, have done
more for. the diffusion of essential knoYl-
edge, and to make il the common property
and blessing of mankind, than all the ages
Of Books So too, though Universities 'datec
back intothe dimness sof time, andaacade-r
mics are as old as the e classic grovesll of
Hellas, modern common schools have tran.
scended them all in qniversalizing iptelli-
gence. Schools and newspapers are the
grandest Of new time Institutions and 10
Show that they are new time Institutions we
| Hccu qlOtO WHdC OOf. 10tthCIC(, VI ' IL
ginia,, wrote to King Charles, in leTI II" i.
thank God there are,ano free scheOlsanor
printing presses here" |" And he thanked
God for it, hoping there would not be
these three hundred years, for learning
breeds up heresies, sects, and all deholniha--
tions."ifH ~ k'asg2 eal y Disa 7'ti !" 9'is io
And it was one hundred years, and more
before free schools or newspapers were at
all common in our country But whata
revolution since the days Of the old Cover
horaA changesih politics, governments news
papers and schools. Less than two centu-
fies and the NewrW orldis rid Of Kings and
parliament; and while every hamlet has its
free school--or school open TO all-there
are about five thousand newspapers pub,
lisled in the land TITS enough to make
The ghost of Berkeley vince and would as1
tonish the shades of Guttemburg aud Faust,
were they penetrable.9 mas 9d 30 s3ihti
rLet,us, therefore, be thankful that we
liyeiin an age when free, schools and news
papers are all around US, $ beacons and
Shields. Let us sustain the schoolmaster
and encourage the printer multiply the
schools and extend the circulation of the
newspaper, and freedom and knowledge
shall dourish.-Editor Columbia County Re-
publican. : e'-''''' 80 ''-''''.l /. Z = ''
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County Advertiscnaeats.

7 Z EREBY informs the citizens OF Towson-
ID. town and vicinity, that he has removed
his Boot and Shoe establishment. from bis re-,
cent place of business, to the building adjoin-
ing tbe,post Office and store Of Mr., Nelson Coop
er, where he will in the future be pleased to see
all his friends and customers. Fl. $. -. e,ot.a
I keep constantly on hand a varied assortT.
ment Of Boots, Shoes, Caters, &cy for either
Ladies, Gentlemen or Children, ~ f.-....,l ~
sALLOF GIY. OWN MANUFACTURE, o..,.
which VIII be found as dprable, and cheaper.
than can be procured PRO- n the city Of Baitm9re,
tronage have heretofore received, and ] will
endeavor, by attention 70 business, and modeT-.
ate charges, to merit continuance OF thessame.
a 8nrjl j1lY Y-NS,n * ied' ha 9t7Sf'H ~ Y l'l
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-11-04
!; ; SeIIifrjrl1t' s'o( g'o(fI:ttrII.lu,..s. jI:tII.l, Z
FALLING LEAVES,

Ion uarif yi
Watching the falling leaves watching The falling ieayeS
Gold flaming red, and russet brown t3l'3 IN ~
Fall in a fluttering shower down; bisge3 bsnisinS
5tFlutter aIdwhifl ,apd tNin in the airs bna d9jg
And fa e. my feet and and tremble hereui ilgl as
.SHti9!4nioo i@ffl ERA 3Ioeb III .tdQMui
Watching the falingleayes, ,watehng falling leayos
,fiold, ,rpsset brown V and fam ing reAr7 aiI afit
Hue what it may be-they are all dead "a
Dead every hue, and faito the ground 'i'' " i0l"
Fall with a rustiing spirit-like sound Pa
alciAs Iwatchl thelfalliliglsayes. seW 9y03D M
" II. ,s; ;52g e svS vss Wi I'D t
Gold, rhyset brown, and flaming red,5 ioia5s ohi
Sinking tollic in, their earthly beag S-a lO s1A9y
And Whispering Men, ,toos like us pAust fall1 40
! The echoing wind hear says = All!" -, 80.
As watch the falling leaves. =,
Watching the falling leaves watching thefailhg leaNes
muse as the dead throng comethldoNAv bng yini
Gold flaming red, and russet brown
On promised peace aud Infinite rest, - :.
Wheh'h hands fold oVer'a weary BREAST .H dAuh
iierthefalen1leaves s6io7oi ,jzh ihSin yh
L M gi tg9d .bsEus1ingfonl lSandag GjgSOaaeIe. 81
4sllgtafi.s.d1
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D1Hui I'D 10 ,F@jtse Qn'OHpisiay YqdT Qod
THREE MONTHS RXPERlEl9C1ii @ III
.,Ja4iutqof tu-r 1r, Is rtTTiuxv h,Tgtssluastu +


,gGinioibg f2UJ u0E-1All9Rb aih 0igl Il a0oi 2
al Y.BxiAiYouNalbADYo ssswlET sIxTEEN35 5iiI Il
,3JilD ii9dl 10 QyIasIT yJs4 s5y3lal sdl .q0ds Jd
I've been waiting I've been waiting, t.; -. g.;
For the time to roll around, 3 'NV'''" t''' -
asWhen psh6hld go out capti RatingAa 9Dp9li 9fil
3ilis Catching sparks eupid's iagi fd ~
- This vas early love- s,youpg dream, ;,o .gd -,
Long before was sixteen; s,,,
aJe When knew not Of the route - 94 ioi tJ4
Lns II had to take VIXEN l. set outn odN anos79l u
n8 Jd ul M0aq 7ue 9Z1U hir0W 2H arm dos
l. In three months tims how much IIe seen ,1,i al
In town and or, our village & green,
In quiet walks, in morning calls, .Aii On" SihJe
Or in assembled evening balls. .i0ds J9l
IVe watched the freaks of old and young,
.i,r And much I've seen that can't be sung .f
f.A I've seen old trdies form q ring - a'-"H az"
Ii9dl And sit for hours 9Oss1jing. 9ioGsna1i 'Tnot
z99V sdi noiss9
90 I've, seeniyqnng men asnaking eveso sliiw ydT
That whilst they I've they win 'proyetTlte ," Z
~ 0Ahd say the Isuhe to nae ory0uA 70 eI3is9I
TPYeseen young maids for hours iressipgsQ ndoI
,ft, Just to attend an jeyepng, session. MR.. sdP
" To haye the other seY to meet them
~ And with approving Smiles to greet tliem.y' ''
di.Lf I9dmsvoE u ,aI0ip99La ,sT990.
~ In three months time, Eye iFSdso FASH j7,Ltl
,.azf hardly knew h9w time few past; .,r,o.z e,
Passing evebts 80 crowded on me, !" iV'7i q
dig Psearce CouId1 teF no lived areuhdne9 iTuO.
But now I'vesettled down in lfe,9a 9ji tOt Gsi
I'm free from scenes Of mirth and strife
In vain were my anticipations,-,, =
,zK I'm sick and tired of an hirations friiFtltd
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do %, and gave a. . rssson th,i he ~,s sb,u, 10
marry young lady ., the close o' the war, or,
probably, before. Upon the fall VI X G. nOnd Mead
len the city snd weuI to his parents home In Aei-
anirts, whittier Ne was followed, IN few DAYS, ~
the prisoner. He asked her business ttcre and
tOll him that sho had teen ~ " ltmorc to pro-
cure s1me medicine and ss she wanted TO 'alk To-
him on impor,int business. sic bad como to Alex
auoria. The prisoner then asked hun " 10 WAS
true hat ho was to be msrrsd lie to Der II was.
she departed ior Richmond, and vas followcd by
Mead IN abo,l week afterrsrls, and 10th oecu'
pied The same house again. II seems a. this Pc
riod, that Meade wishe' her to leave the house,
her presence Interfering somOwhst with his mst-
rmonisl arrangements. Mrs Ould consented,
snd hAid q" At ScricA ia the 81 Pennsy NAnls
Cavalry hal proposed marriage, 10 her u Sbs would
10 10 Europe With him. Mead told her ho believ-
cd the soldier was married man, which, on in
qriry, was proved to 10 fact, and the Cav
airy man Was cons q Icntly discarded. she
ue1t said that . mechanic, nnmed Joseph
MeCay, bad proposed marriage TO her
hoad made no objection 10 him, aud len
Richmond for his home In Alexandra, in
order 10 fetch his niece, who 10 act as brides
maid st his own wedding Ilo returned TO Rich-
mond With his nioce and called at the house OF me
prisoner, appcd upstairs Into her room, snd there
discovered Der wiIh NJ Cay. lie was unobserved,
a. he gined, by tho couple, and 90 concluded 10
beat retreat Before, ho~ever, he could reach
the street, Mrs. ould was by his side aud sntreAsi
b I'm 10 come back an that shs would erpsaiu all.
lilo told her she must leave to house, and Sue said
would GO. He said money should not 10 any sx-
cuss, and offered h ESQ, telling her heneofortA
they pnust meet but a. friends aud nothing more.
Pf.s5nsr said sns would not part in that manner,
Tut would follow him wherever ho vent. HS
bid her goodbye, hoped she would
prosper through lie aud turned 10 leave her, when
she drew pistol and shot him Ia the back.
pile OF bricks stood near, and though wounded, he
picked up several and threw ct her, the prisoner
meanwbis continuing 10 tire more shots at him.
HIS condition was boeoming critical from ioss Of
blood, aud tie woman still attacking HIM, when
both parties wsre arrested. Ga his cross-srsmi-
naIon, he admitted be had lived Impure life
viii her that sue had given him $40 IN gold
when he went 10 Alexssdria, and Sl5O in green.
backs whom she came ~ see him st that place
that alter hc WAS shot, she returned him tie $50
he had previously given her that she had bought
the suit Vi clothes that ho then had ON, and that
he had borrowed 800 in Confederate money from
her for the purpose Vi purchasing pair Of pants
Several loving letters were read irvui tho witnes,
to Mrs. ould, In which he expressed undy ying de-
yonon To her. The case will probably 10 eon.in-
ue1 Tor some days.
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Iouisyille AlnlrA.

LouiSvflls, Dee, 22,-rhe morning newspapers
publish an elaborate article upon the subject of
taxing leaf tobacco, written ~ gentleman fully
eonverssnt with the sutjct. Il lakes sIoag
ground against the hepostionassumed / y the tobacco
convention recently held q the Cooper Institute at
New York. The writer csntends that the proposed
taxing OF leaf tobacco would be injurious alike TO
the Government, the plauer aud the manufacturer.
d the Common Couunl tie charges Of tnsry
against \. 8. GLOW were DOT sustained affirmative
TO 10 negative; bu. hswss unanimously expelled
from the Council for hEng acted a 10 seriously
coInI rOIuise his sssocia
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From Washington.


In accordance with ,hs ro.olv. Of ,h. s,,, .n,s,,
| te. a tost au..tlon 90. nr..sn,.1 A. -.
suffrage. About TooO vote. woro ,ooor, :, -,
and only abou, "a in ,.vo, n, ,h.,, a.,a.,". A.
franchise I,Is aid ,bo, m. ,r,ond, =, A..
who ab,,,lped from A., rolI. Ar. oh,.,n,,- -.
ture, 10 4. pet,,,on N he p,...n,.a a. Co,.r...
| preferrins this mode. ,.,h., ,h.n a.. h.us, :,
expressing their .i,ho..
| Cant. a. n. walbtlds. uui,.,, s,o..t,,...... -
| the old C,pl,.l prl.on. r.,n,na, 90 y..h,.'-. A..
day. Ho eonve,cd tho a,i,on.,, w,na., n,...,
and Gee To Tho ro.n.c,Iv. ,otn,. a. -, -
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EST BY TELEGRAPH
'DLE AFFAIR At CHICAGO.
elective GAS PIPE.
en- Suffocated in their Beds.
Gus MARINE DISASTERS.
EVEN LIVES LOST.
ter to the Steamer Bos-
phorous.
ASHORE AT FORT LAFAYETTE.
IT FIRE At MONTREAL.
otion of the Merchants
Exchange.
ting From Rlehmsnd.
R "LADY SHOOTER" CASE.
ony Of the Wounded Man.
otion of the Merchants
Exchange.
ting From Rlchmend.
R "LADy SHOOTER" CASE
ony Of the Wounded Man
MARINE DISASTERS.
Loss of Life.

Dec. 25.-rhs schooner Hs'nss, Captain
m HsytL Of and for Boston, with a
ogvood, ETC., wen, ashore during the
day night, on the South side Of Nan.
4 all hands psrished. Her crew con-
oven men. One body was found on the
10 vessels boa. was found upset half =
the wreck. Her crew probably en-
TO save themselves IN II, bu, were cap
ore reaching land. The vessel and largo
ed by A. 8. a W. q. LswiC.
Dee. 25-P. M-Tne ship Milton, for
=. snchor in the hsrbor, Is aground on
ssled over and may be badly strained.
Hook, Dec. 25, s A. MA large fore aud
or is sunk OF the Hook ON the outs dc.
are about hall way out Of water. She
,ly been rub down by some vessel.
1rk, Dee. 25.-The Steamer Virginia,
delphiA reports tha, P. NJ. yesterday,
riggsd propeller ashore near BarneSaL
ls OF distress flying.
..ner ashore nj Fort Lafrytte.
rk, Dec. 20, r. M.--Ths british steamer
from Liverpool bound for Philsdelphls,
c yesterday at Fort Lafayette, during .
She was hard and fast st last accounts.
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Attempt to Break jail Frustrated.

PuShteepsie Dec. A.-A desperate ,temp,
was made 70 brosk jail in this city Saturday
morning At 3 O'Clock. TIE attempt was to involve
the death Of jsi .r Palmer. The party attempting
to get out cons sei u I, rec persons, one Of whom
was armed IN an iron lar, and stood AZ lhe en-
trance through Which the jsilcr would pass to
reach ihc rr soners quar- crs. When that of cial
opened ih' door leading TO the quarters he Oh
served the rufian standing with uplincd arm, tho
bar in his hand read. 20 strike. With great pres.
enc. Of mind he quickly closed tho door, thereby
saving BIS he. Ihe night police werc then called
In, aud the dosperadoes we're secured and heavily
ironed. The rufilsus arc confined ON the charge
Of river piracy. Their trial will lake place next
mo
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Popular FnIlucirs.

The following is from Hall's journal OF Health
That warm air must be Impure, and that, con.
seq lently, IL is hurtful W sleep in eompsrntiyely
warm room. warm room IL az easily ventilated
a. cool one. The warm air OF . close yehicl. u
less injurious be II ever 40 foul, from crowdiny.
than to ride aud sit still and ioe uncom ortabI, ,
cod Tor an hour. The worst that can happen fr M
. crowded conveyance Is a fainting spell while,
irom sitting even less than hour In stil chilly
atmosphere, has induced Ata,ks Of pu.umouis,
that -, Inflammation Of the lungs, " leu often
prove fatal IN three or four days. 1t IL alwlys
positively injurious 10 sleep IN "a close room whore
"ter freezes, because sucu degree Of cold uAus.s
the ne al yoly poisonous carbonlc acid "a Of y
sleep NJ room TO settle noAr tho floor, where IL Ia
br atAed aud lebreaIEed by tho sleeper, and 10
cLpatle of producing typhoid icvers u siow hours
Hence, here IL no advantage, ana always danger,
eslolisily ~ weakly Persous, an sleeping ~ NJ
atmospher colder IE-u zoe f.otzu. p..us,
That It 10 Lecsssary l. to pT.p.r aud efficient
ventilation Of sroom even IN wAlm weather, thst
q window or d' OF should DO let open TINS ~
always hazardous 10 tue sick sud CoAyalesceut
9 lite as safe y an u veuslatiou, aud ss oicIsnL
!. 10 keep lamp or small hro burning ~ .hs
Lre-plaee. IL.s creates a 4rElt, au4 c.rrits bad
airs and gasses up H., chimney,
Tun utdoor exercise before treakfGst 10 health.
ful IL 10 never 81, Aud, irOuA the very nature ui
niu.r, 10 hutuI, especially to persons OF poor
Lea l. although the very vigorous may practice
10 with immunity In winter the body ~ cas- ly
chilled through and through, unless tie HIoms, IA
las brth loilHfl WIN h1SN warm bfeAklarkt Auu
In warm WuatA,n nlL-msuc and ma ariOus ssss
and eIn ana oni speedily act upon tue empty aud
weak stvlnscn In sway W villa tnc circulatiOn
and induce ity-r snd pgue, GiarTAOA and "a sou-
tsry entire iamiAg d, "LO nave arranged to eat
breakfast ueiOre leaving tue house aud 10 Iske sun
por DelOre Auudo~n, have had u ,Oullsts exemp-
Lun from lover and .gue, whll the whole commune
ity ounl Acln WAS s.usrlng irOm 1t, from Lav.ug
ueyiuc.eI there precautions.
IAaI whseyer lessons cough - "goou" for H.
Al. Al sR eTOu n Ia la
t.ry, .l coughs aro soonest cured by pfOmUIina
aud Increasing them DerAuse nature end ayurs
b. the cough 10 help briug up the phlegm anu ycl-
low Instter - hien 10 IN I-c lungs, az the lungs
cannot Leal WGIle tnAI uIs.Isi mere; Auu IN II
cannot be sOt ri Oi Without OnghiuR, tue more
kulng Inrre IL tho sooner u Is goI rid ui-lhe
sooner are tue lungs cleared out lOr the mlsr and
rsor reception Of pure air VIII hch Is their natural
tool. Ine only remedies which can 10 any good
ia 90 IgAs aIo such ~ " .sou the pllegu, anu Ius
less cough - required to yrng ~ up. laose Temt-
dts are warmth outdoor exercise, anu anything
Which hIl.Hly uguseAtaa
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Friday. December IA.
RECONSTRUCTION.
South Csrollns Relieved From MIirtary
kuIe
DEPARTMENT or STATE
NAaHtNUTON, Deeennber vi fQHk Z


- WAsnNdroN, December VI, 1895
70 ne Frcsilencp B,njdmin ~ P,,,v, pro,f,,euni
y.' ,,h3r " tho STATE " South Carolina, Coiu,H-
SIR g. The time h. arrived when. In the JUDGMENT
OF the President Of the United stataa the caro- aud
eonaue' Of the proper sfair OF tho State Of south
Orolina may be reunited TO the Constitutional .u.
'hortles chosen by the reope thereof, Without dan
ger 70 the pesce and safety Of the United
states By direction Of the President thero-
lore you arc relieved from the tus, which
"" heretofore reposod In you .. Provisional
uoVernor OF the State Of South Carollns, whenever
the 'o'ornor clcct shall have accepted and become
qualified to di'churee the dut,s Of tho Executive
ohee You will transfer the papers and property Of
'he state nov in your custody to His ExceIlsnoy tho
Governor elect. II slvcs me especial pleasure 70
convey to you the Presidents acknowledsmsn,. of
the fidelity, the loyalty aud the discretion which
have marked your administration You will pleas.
give me reply, specifying thu day ou which this
communication 10 received.
have the honor to he
fout Ercelency's most ohodien, servant,
WILLIAM II. SHwAHi
letter OF similar tenor has been addressed BY
Secretary Seward 10 tho Governor cleo, Of South
Carolina
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TIER "LADY sHOOTsR CASE.
OF Mrs. Ould the Ricbuioud - Lady
er."-Ihe injured mans evidence
Us career OF the parties.

al OF Mrs.. Isabella ould, on charge Of
Ri Meade, her psramour, a, Richmond,
e zld day Of last September, commenced
- on Friday. The trial created quite gu
reut aud the court room was crowded with
%.
f,ad On being sworn depossd that be he
oquaiuted with Mrs. 0nld In 1853 At the
Mr.. and Mrs. MLtthews at which house
rdod az did NJ. and Mrs. ould. lie soon
intm.,e with Mrs ouid, so much 10 that
Jns of an unpleasant character arose in tho
II Mr.. Ma.I ews, and hs impaired
)lcions TO Mead, who In consequence
house. Mrs. Ould was much anne cd
'aving and determined 10 follow hun.
old her she had better not; thai she had
iusband and ought N keep with hun
Is time Mr.. Ould and Matthew'S had oc-
90 North, leaving their wives at home
|, W IA the understanding that they were 10
cir spouscs. Mrs. Matthews did 20, but
d reused and obtAined uoard In another
the c,ty, and in the course % few week .
mt 20 board In the same house with her.
with her about two weeks, but on account
relations stalking so much about 1t" he
oil to leave her and so 20 Manchester, " hich
on the 3d Of April, 1854, but Alill
cd 10 visit her occas.oually. Mrs.
left 10 her own resources obs
small store, and sot up in bus ness
snd sent an invitation to witness 70
! board with her again, lie declined tC
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ERRIBLK OCCURRENCE.
Five Men SufIocnted

Dec. 25.-A terrible case Of suffocauon
CURED at the Bremen Hotel, l9J Lsks
,rday night, resulting in the death Of
ld perhaps six. The victims all Slept
room; and 1t Is supposed that Aher
10 cap OF tho gas pipe, which wss merely
ith wax, fell of, allowing the gas, under
e, to enter The room. Five Of the men
! dead yesterday morning. Another
We last night. but insonsible.
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4'al intelligence.
all TO the Nsv York SUM

Nco remarked that "carelca.nsss wa.
an q halfway house bstwssn scci.
IN rars sol his body 10 the surgeons
= went ona spree with tho money,
hs immcdis;sly cut up.
.en man In Grsenvic, Conn, cut away
|"sy' and b 8 family Lad 10 Iumr out Of
'" "orS window to escape the blouk kadc.
SALx suffrage amendment, to the fiat, Can.
MDn has been in,roGucod into The Indian.
urc.
Ion. John Minor Bolts IL verv strongly on.
we AnIhiwOn az = member OF Congress Of
VINO h,e hal anything TO do with tho 70
o''on, Johnny Denny sh.ckmsn who killed
boy by striking him with a whir, has hccn
COD 70 pay five hundred dollars to tho mother
: child.
LADY OF Hiltimore was asked the other day
NJ he chose TO live asinslc lie. She kn.lyclv
'l"'r because am not able ~ support hua-
and" sharp
FIya eellpses VIII take place in 1906 three OF tie
w Auu Mo OF the moon. Two of them will be
'atly visible In Puris-ono ~ tho moon, March g0.
hu Aho'her oi the sun, o'tobers s
II is stated that JET Davis, on being .aksd rb.,
be thought d Pr sdert Johnson's Message, said (,
nwiselv and boldly specific on every subjcc,
bui the one eJnccming me most vitality"
Tnruh was Ssrous rcb' Hon in a district school
IN uory Maine, the uther dsy thlee uf DO SchoI.
ara nearly killing their te,cber bv h,.,ino h,n,
with stone. q Q VI them h.. b..n .rr.s,.T '
A poon vona, g., N,.A,,u,. =, .,,
turned on, of b.r ion,,,sn, r. o. Iers olu' wsS
taa.',.. Wy M =. ~ oteneh' ON lHahksgiV'ns ght
morning she was found deaI among Al. d.bri. ~
her household goods.
NOVEL ria..u.,ch :. .nuo,,.
nj ~ Charls,, p Jn, c.. H.,. 70 tAas place
and an eou,I ,u,ni a, -, ..T "ecn % zen 'Iopers
snee man cl.,n 4, =, ,,,,, - me temper
,,,,dv md a,'n,, - ~ ~, ,uun mAkes the aim un-
10 IN J.n.n ", .. -
there fnr tliIrt y dusrs - il - eIss' ' housos
lor ,v,o c,,,,.' - anu n'o eOhloItAbly IN
vontb. and 49,, ~ ,,ral' ennge hny cents a
,.me tima fr an. Iii., oo'n my DC had Tor ths
4, ~ "S eou's.
WILL, Charley" said friendly gent TO an
ufshIh oI thrce years, on Christmas day, ''whst
"Fiud," rapIeI tho hop.ul ..,.h, ,a,,.I
hole" Tho oueston.r on Va An. h.,,,, on. g.. "'s
nov civ
"ol so ~ yoars o' age SCI nro 10 his fathers hay
49,, ~ "u'eI, ury1 'tnn'' iaa1 week, aud II was
,,.aS ,ensuuGu, oa pe'ng asked why ho COM
80 -. aet hc creIned, Wei, hther's SOLD mo
W" WI" ''p "euco dlu nc want With hay now :"
ery. ,sg a., &C. W nIu3on county, va has
epsA<eI my ueruAu arm lAoorors 10 work on his
lsah'ANon iu w pace OF negroes. He gives them
W. ' - WI toAiu, WIN the promise OF
on' sero VI lAnu ID sddlhon II they work fAlhiully
'''' 'o""'
soLDIyE belonging 10 the garrison in Toronto
undertook, Ile other day, 10 Lsat wife with his
nsli' Dui accidentally struck the baby In her arms
with the buckle, AMI killed H. He and hls WIG
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-30

! I, Dec. 25.-The Merchants Exchange,
1 ar story stone building, opposite the
. plegrsph Compsny's Office, took FIRE last
y I 10 o'clock, and In spite Of several
. water, burnt hsrcely until two o'clock
b q. The building was completely gut
D ,asgraph oface was in considerable dam
81 ime. There was fortunately no, much
!, chief Of the Fire brigade was hurt and
L :. stunned by falling atones.