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Smyrna times., 1865-07-19
THE Civil WAR ~ South ANrnrc.

{. THE CIVIL WAR ~ South AMERICA All
oorfh Nnc'lca seems to be drifting AGAIN ;ntn,
'h. So, Of revolution, anar.hy and
!, ne intelligence that reaches ~ "" I,
tne costa Rico, certainly discloses a moi da
RIoraoie state OF affairs in Ecuador. Holivia
P, pPeru, ana indeed almost all of the eo.caiIcJ
republics on the West Coast, from Now C,r,a,, o'
"a down TO Cape Horn. No osooner i "n '',"ma- r|
dITIn m . queled than 10 another break. nnt ,;,
an tne accompanying horrors such s ,b, s"nL "dI.
inS VI towns, the blockading Of mort e,n,,,'..r
con."nyo1t .ry 94ecutl9ns' Wholesale piIaee. and
commerce and trade On tho Gp%I!l l'cnt OF
pnnapply, things are but little '''i'.c :, ~ @SI'Pe'
6etter-a mercileSs war now 90 II anything
ra[aguay "a and the States of the Arger,? ?@a"Gen e
Ruoilc. These civil wars are, in tbs bn,.e NUN, re
Lne nandiwork OF petty military cbiefI.;,,'1' Dut
sost OF tnem unknown to fame, who wonli Jie me
II tnay did not live by the sword and 1'un ' ne
no1Ions OF government" are pretty munb Tb"1se ,E
SerS aTd %ith those that are entertained by rob
- tSs;r anu nnlghwaymen: " Night makesriqb4t /"
o;;to 70 ine,r motto The little ambition Of seI6,b
49, e1r.,eeins, and their associate ;ntr;
oS 80 Ji Ioeli illei are at the bottom of about aI
III E p,o?dsned that is now in procreso W. y,
look ~ VAN for solitary polt;capI pIIosro@o G
moral idea, or question S!oal oe a. principle Or
IN the melee. 1t is on all hanGs a'a1GiSihanship,
PIE I9r place and power What is Etr caiIJ ScF.n
people meanWhile seem powerlessi saiiea "a the the
themselves.-N y Express ''o'S 10 help,
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

ADVERTISERS The time Of runp;no c..
&c, OF the steamer Wlsoa Small will he fomaJ
IN another column. This is one of tbo e.ao.
boats on the Delaware River. She is ownoI
oy Anthony Reybod, Esq, who eytahI;sboJ
lhg route, her Captain, II. S. Bright, i.
well qualified tor his position. .
Allen q Needles have reduced the price .,
'helr wellknown Phosphate from $50 to s5o
per ton. See adv
\, some thing new. Read the adv. of Miller :
metallic Broom Head, in another column ~
''y FARMER should have this useful housobola
'J agel'f : 1t is simple, cheap, strong and light
anna Miller has lost her caba and about :2s
together with gold rings, paper, &c. In ' an
other column she offers s. reward for ;,a
CoVCry 80 ie
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

THE Business MEN or THE Sc@Tu-Tbc
Charleston Cou,acr makes a very earnest an
peal to Northern mercantile creditors in behalf
of policy of temporary leniency towards the
business men Of the South. Merchants in
Charleston and elsewhere who were formerly
extensively engaged in business express their
determination to proceed North and settle old
accounts as soon as they can make proper ar.
engagements, and they very generally declare
that IN time they will be able to satisfy the ho-
ders Of claims against them, provided they are
not hampercd with premature law processes in
their efforts to get on their feet again.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF MIS-
SIssIPPI. Provisional Governor Sharkey. of
Mississippi. issued at Jackson the State capi-
tai, on the lst instant, his proclamation amnoun-
cling to the people his appointment by the
President, and informing them Of the duties
with which he is charged. 10 avoid delay in
proceeding with the work ofprcparing for the
State Convention, he reapponts in large num-
bcrof the counties the county officers whnwerc,
under the rebel regime, ncumbent~ at the time
the national forces took possession Of the State
required to subscribe to the oath OF allegianre
prescribed by the President He name, as the
day for ccctng delegates to the States Convrn-
ton the 7th Of August and the 18th Of that
month as the time and Jackson as the place.
for the Convention t assemble.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

RLLIoIors. Rev. L. j. Way has resigned
the chapaincy Of Fort Delaware.
Rev. T. H. Ponlson, recently chaplain Of the
9Th Nd. Rcgt.. at Fort Delaware, is now in
cAarbe Of the N. /. Church at Delaware City.
The annual two-day, meeting Of the VI. p.
Chnich was held in the cwoolsat Downs Chap
cI near kcn;on, on Saturday and Sunday last.
The Methodist l'rote>tants are holding meet
in2S in the >choohou,cs at Willow Grove,
krn'on, L"ip>ir, and other places, where cl-
forts are being made to erect churches. The
pro-slayery members and friends Of the VI. f.
Chuch in these localities are joining them in
large numbers.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

HOMICIDE IN TALBOT CoUNTY.-A colored
man, named Julius Ennis, was killed July 9th,
by Alexander II. Mackcy, prominent citizen
)t Talbot County, and living within three miles
OF kaSton. The occurrence took place at the
residence of Mr. Mackey, double barrclod eun
Oelng the instrument used. The particulars
ire as follows Shortly after two q clock j. NJ.
Nr Mackcy discovered one of his horses at
tachcd to II cart minus his brdle and in the
act Of starting Oft, caught the animal. and then
found thar the throat latch of the bride had
hecn cut off. The team had been left in charge
OF the above named negro, who, upon beng
demonstrated with, became very indignant and
lmpudent. Soon aftel he was seen at the stable
pitch-tork in hand, gesticula-
ting violently, aud uttcring abusive epithctS
and threats Mr.. Mackey seized his gun. and
went out, and a> he approached the negro msh<
ed upon him with the fork uplittcd. swearing
he would take his life Mr. Mackey called
upon him to stop, but upon his continuing to
advance, Mr.. VI. fired The load took effect
upon the right side Of the face and neck, Kill
ling the man instantly, without a groan or
struggle.
The deceased had served as soldier in the
Union army, and was originally from Virginia.
Justice Shepard admitted Mr. Mackcy to bail
in the sum Of four thousand dollars to answer
the charge.
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80 csS. Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, on Monday the
10th inst, an indcnturrd apprentice Boy by the
name of Fritz klomp, known at home by the name
of Frederick Biackston, and is about Is years old.
Took with him two suits of clothes and large car
pet bag. All persons are hereby forbid To trust,
harbor or employ said boy, under penalty of the law
The above reward will be paid for his and de-
livery 20 me at Smyrna,-D
WIN. J. BLACKISTON.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

THE MILFORD STATESMAN. We rccei-
we'd on Saturday the first copy Of the Milford
StatcS"aa weekly paper just started at Mil
ford by Jas. b. Riyes, Esq, iorncrly publisher
OF the Dc}0more hquirer. 1t sancat.look.ng
sheet 1t is little singular that town 50
large as Milford should have been without ii
r"pe' 50 long As the prospectus says, it is
not question as to whether this community
can sustain paper, but can the community
afford to be without cne?' If Lincoln, Mil
ford ; fast young rival, had started Il paper and
the latter remained without one. it would have
Shut itself out from the worl,l-hid its "Heht
under a bu-hcl. We hope the Statesman
may be successful
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Deafness, Blindness & Catarrh

Treated with the utmost success, by Dr.J. ISAACS,
Ocull,t and Auris liormerly Of Lcydcn, IIolland.)
No. 5l9 PINE Street, Philadelphia. Testimonials
from the most reliable in thecity asd county
can be seen at hls Oiice. The medical faculty arc
invited TO accompany their patients, as he HIS no
ccrcts in practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES in.
ertcd without pain No charge made for cxamna-
ion. noylO
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DIED

In Ccntrcvillc on the Sd LIZZIE wife orJohn
7. Hand, Esq, editor Of the = Maryland. Cit
zen, and daughter Of Mrs. .Juiiana Harper,
aged = years, : months, and Is days
On the Kin, near lIazicttyile. SAlILE T..
daughter Of Isaac &. I.ohanI ESD, in the 18th
year Of her age.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

lhe Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Ma
sons VIII hold a special communication at Do.
ver' Aug 5th, for the purpose ofinstaIIinc the
ne" oiilcers and the transaction Of other busi.
ness which may be brought before it.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

TIE LATE SENATOR Hess The LcgisIa-
ture at It's recent session passed an act appro-
priatlng $4,000 to hc expended by committee
To be appointed by tie Governor, for the puy.
PoSc of procuring full length portrait of the
late Senator Fhola, Holiday Hicks to be pla
ced in the Executive Chamber at AnnapaliS.
and also for the erection Of a suitable monu-
ment over his remains. Yesterday Governor
Bradford appointed Hon John NJ. Frazier.
Speaker .! the House Of Delegates Hon Gran
ger Eichelberger of Frederick county. and
Hon. Thomas King Carol, of Dorchester coun-
ty, all personal friends Of the deceased, as the
committee
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

he7. Newton Heston we'll known to many
OF our citizens as an eloquent Methodist preach .
eE, died in Brooklyn, n. Y, few days ago
where he had charge ofa Congregational church
" hen in the Methodist Church he had few
supenors as a revivalist." He was about
~ years Of age.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

SUDDEN DEATH. We learn that Mrs Polk,
widow of the late Gov Polk, of Delaware
died very suddenly of heart disease at her res
idence in Milford Neck on Tuesday last
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19
THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. - Red
Wheat $I.T7n&i.N5; white Wheat $4,000,
500. Yellow Corn, Sl00 Rye, SIC.
Oats sell at % cents
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday at sI.4I.
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+ D X ; A l. L
Farm at Public Sale
kent County, Maryland.

i'll be sold at Public Sale, al the Hotel Of La. F.
FOxweH, Smyrna, Del, on
THCRND1I ITG. In, 1865,
Farm of 100 Acres. more or lcs>, situated on the
state road leading from MliIngon 10 Smyrna, TIM .
IcS from the iormer and nine iron! the latter, ad-
joining lands of Samuel Hurluck, Mock. Tu,ner.
aud tie Hazel property.
Ihe improvements consist Of a story -anda half
INtIIhg House, Shed Kitchen, Stable and Glanarv,
an nearly new and IN good ortcr; also, Carriage
house.
Ihc land has good natural SOIL we'll adapted to
growing all kIndS OF grain, truck, &c. Abo,l $500
bushels OF Lime have been put on the Farm rcccn,lv
lERMS.-Tcn per cent Of the purchase mon
10 De pad on the day of sale $1,000 on the 2jth Of
december ncxl, and the balance in two wears in
equal annual instruments
WILLIAM s. SMITH.
l~'S Smyrna, D,
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letters Remaining Uncsaimed d
LOst-S5 Reward.

In Smyrna, or between Smyrna inc Davis Cross
Roads, on the lith inst, CABA and PORTE
MONNIE the latter containing from S33 70 S35.
among which was SIS gold piece, aud two $40 and
on one % note md some smaller notes. Also, two
Gold Rings and some papers Of value. TLo sbo,o
WIN be given for its recovery Can be leftat Tschu
dy's store. ANNA uIITEb 'u
Jyl9 n,v;., 60 pI',
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hEcEAsFD. Achilles HoIlinssworth. Of the
hr1a Of Ilolli'gsworth, Harvey 4 Co., died in
lImlnGton on Wednesday last, in the 59th
ycai Of his age. I!c was prominent useful
and wealth: citizen; was for many years
member Of 5he city council Of fWilmiagton, and
for nearly two year, its president; and was at
the head Of one Of the most extensive machine
firms in the State
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

TnESCFFERERs EY TIE DENTON FIRE. The
citizens OF Denton appeal to the humane every
where in behalf Of the sufferers by the late de-
structive fire in that town. Many are destitute
and homeless The Misses Tatman have been
requested to wait upon the citizens of Smyrna
and receive what they may feel disposed to
give in money or material for clothing. Miss
Virginia Tatman will call upon persons for that
purpose this week. They will be thankful
for any contributions left at their trimming
store on Commerce st, This is certainly case
Of charity
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

CAMP MEEnNG--A camp meeting will be
held one mile from Townsend and eight from
smyrna, commencing Aug 10th and closing
the following Friday. Preachers and people
from the neichboring circuits and stations oro
invited to attend. IT. SANDERsoX,
Preacher in CHARGE.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

The CAMDEN CAMP Persons desiring tents
at the Camdcn Camp drew by lot for locations
on Tuesday last. Something over sixty were
drawn. Another drawing takes place on Sat
urday next. The work of erecting tents has
commenced; the ''reachers stand" being
the arpendage constructed
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

fEcovEhING.-The parties injured by tho
iate shooting affair at the Hammock are ran
nay recovering, and it is reported that = rc-
conciiiation has been affected between tbon,
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The 4th of July Meeting at Dover.

DOVER, July 18th, 1868.
Editor Of Smyrna Times.
The following com,
was submitted to the Editor of the
Delaworcon as reply to his editorial of the
9Th inst. He thought it best not 70 insert t.
| send it to you for publication.
ONE OF THE COMMITTEE.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19
NOTICE

Ky wife Mary Quill having lett my bed and board
Hhout Just cause, ell persons urhd harhorng or
rushing her on my ascOuni under penalty OF ile law
July I9, 6j. WM Quill.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

Col. WH.MER.-The President, on the unan-
mouS recommendation of the court which
tried Col. Wilmer has rcmtted the unexe .uted
portion Of the sentence against him. lie is
required to pay, according to daily paper,
line Of two thousand dollars III, rclcas
was brought about ~ a number of influential
friends, among them Bishop Simpson. Mrs.
Wilmer. it is said, also personally appealed ia
the President
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

&. DR.; George W. Buckley, President of the
" Golden Circle, has issued an executive gene.
raj order, dated Fort Warren. June IS, in
which he snspends the iabors of the several de-
partments OF the " Golden Circle" till july.
1870. Some of the . Knights have been sen
fenced to he suspended for plotting for the
release OF the Ee6el prisoners and otherwise
assisting the rebellion.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

TIE ZINES IS published ercry Wednesday qC
FerHOon' by Jos. II. HorFEckER, Editor and PRO.
PrietOr, 1T Smyrna, Del.
=" Il VI A>--ScsScRIPrloN,--Oae gear, s2O0 in al
@s"ee' or $3.50 If not pail ::Nend Of the gear. M
paper discontinued until aLaYrears are paid--only
at the option Of tie Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENT oH be inserted at the rafe ofSeren
Cents line for the first insertion subsequent in.
sertioHs 81 cents. 4 liberal discount nnade Ia
qi1rtertY, semi.qaauai anil yeqrly aduertiSers.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

We have received copy Of a very able ser
mo" preached l'y Rev }. e. Thompson. for
meriy of thl~ town. In momoriam Of .A5ra-
ham Lincoln. - Iiismany friends cen procure
a copy At Cooper, for 2oc,-tIc proceeds to
he applied to the benefit Of the reverend gen
tcm1n'> church at Pott>town. Pa. Mr.. T.
preached to his Old 5ock here on Sunday,
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

Inc Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of tho
3''''e 81 Delaware meets in Wilmington to-
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80 - n OTICE.
1IIE tIEAMEoAr
w IS "a 3 lge az

Will leave neakyre, Landing tn Mondays. W,dn,-
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Rcilrulng wa Itn,c
Chestnut street Wharf. Ph, adeIr'a EarsCay> Thu,.
days and Saturdays nj n'c'o"L, A hi touch mo II
Bombay lionI, Poh Pen Delaware Clty New Ca.l,e
aud Chester. going ann returning.
Stages from Dover. Smyrna md LriIs.. u.eyl!Ae
Boat AT Bombay Hook
Stages from Collins Beach me ct the Boui =. De-.
kyHe'a Landing.
FaIc from Dover to Philadelphia ...... $l.7j
Fare from Smyrna to Phila............ l.jp
Fare from Lepsic TO Phila. ............. $50
Fare from Dcakyne's Landing. ......... l.nn
Fare from Bombay Hook ..............l 100
Fare from Collins Beach to Phila ..... l?J
Fare from Port Penn to Phila........ IS
Fare from Delaware City to Phla...... Is
Fare from New Castle to Pha. ........ 20
Fare from Chester 10 Phila a............. -
jyl9 ii. s. BRIGHT, Captain.
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July 18th, 1868.

Ihe Alley Mills will sill be conducted by the un.
ueng"sa' I'd lie sohcis the patronage Of the public;
Vl' 81 WM WORDEN.
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Dissolution,

ne CO. partnership heretofore existing between Wi
q bro'her' is this day dissolved by mutual consent
WILLIAM WORDEN
July 18th, 1865. -
Smyrna times., 1865-07-19

AMlh-AN 8 NIALE!DlLNS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-25

TIE SHExAxpoAH-"-Th London Times has an
editorial strongly ieu0uuciuZ the continued "aatCn
and viudic.iye depreiation- u. the SieuIHt3Ih, and
sharing in the Indignation Of America against her.
II says that Capt. Mslieii i acting Oh his own re-
spousitiliiy, and unless be can clearly show he has
IL knowledge Of what Was known 10 everybody else
II the sane latitude, he has no claim 10 mercy.
The editor. IN the course Of bis observations, says 2
O There u no such thing Is a C0uteierare steamer
StsrCuIgCf,' fr there j. no ueiiEeTSut Power 10
claim her. or 10 be responsible for aGy enormit.e= that
she may psrPstrate. Captain NadieI =, 10 81 IN
tents and purposes, his Own master, aui Ea- the Gb-
solgte disposal Of all the plumber which he may &C
cuuulate- Ia other TCrds, he y engaged IL a private
bucraI=sIing RAID, ami aas thereby made himself The
enemy II all civilized nations he may have good
reasons u his onn Tor sparlug British merchantmen,
bat there J. D. 2.oi reason that We can see Why he
should be spared rather than any other pirate, II be
should chance 10 fall in with 4 British man-oEwar.
II Ess not his respect Tor English hospitality, Uut The
vigilance Of the Colonial Government, that alone pre-.
vented a gross bTe.ch q cur laws when the StsHgT-
s1Ih lay 10 Australian waters. Justice and policy
alike suggest that We should aid the United States IN
cutting short his lASleS= career. and putting down
Outr4geS 80 TuluCu= 10 commerce aud 50 disgTacetul
10 civilization. We hope that instructions to that
eject may lie sent TO the commander OF orr squadron
in the Pacific. It j. an act that would he appreciated
By the United States and justified by public opinion
IL Great Britain. Nothing but the direct necessity
could excuse the system Of conieDning and burning
ships on the high seas adopted by the Confederate
cruisers during the war. So strong was the feeling
against il IN this country that many people could
never DC induced to believe that il was tolerated by
international law. As now practiced by Capt. Wad-
dell in fagraut defiance Of all law. it can excite
nothing but horror, and the circumstance OF the She
HaHdoGh being launched from cur own shores after
all our efforts to maintain the spiri: Of the Foreign
Enlistment act, will certainly not win for her any
exceptional sympathy"
The Times adds that England has done all that
intercClOnia! law requires in the matter, but suggests
that she might, under circumstances. 90 further, and
that the British ships-of-war should be instructed TO
treat the Shenandoah as any other pirate, and assist
the United States il stopping her outrages. 1t trusts
that Instructions 10 this effect will be sent TO the
British commander in the Pacific.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-25

nnica." Tns president ard secretsry OF
sts'~ e-riare .h,, they con.sl caiv di4roysr
thst "a. ssnmissien-rs were irGrxible in
The demHnd 'or separation
II vi-~ ~ 'hr-r things. psori- here a,
ao' hesitate 20 drrl.re ih,f rhs president i
rsrpon-ibis for AMI luior~ bl,odshed Of
he vsr-thaf sve-s m,p killed hereafter
will h.ve h~en nnnecessa-s'y s',ngh,sred.
Thsv Indignsnfiv -sspr' Inst ". Lincoln
hss nev~r bspn ahiA 70 rise ahnve The mere
petit oggsr; shs' his sele ahier' hss been.
so' bow 'ede. hut how no' ~ 10: shst he
has thrown svsrvv oh..rie in The wav of
honest n's~mp'- 70 end The w.r snd retain
cp- eoun:rv; snd shst hsviag negler,.d ,he
golden onno-fnni,v which. righ,fr'lv en-
plnvsd. would h.va sseured imm.ai,.s ne,ce
and union. he hs- demo- @srs,~a VI. n,t,..
insbi nv n ah'si, 'hoss hi.ssin,. Hs.e.
The hi'fer Indignation which is fsi, .rsins.
him hsre. rp' only Nv demae-.'s hr, Nv al
honss' and prsc'icsi men ia hs own n.r'y
SPECTATOR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-25

ice permsnence- some sells have produced
for s-veral years. other. after : fex ~esks.l
beQln 10 fsil. .r.d 10 /. yer resse. Isis y
lousry. sl,h many rieh prres- bot they Sho
eTnb,rk 10 Il must Be Dreparet for bi.nk.
The origin Of ps'rsleua 10 involved 20
mystery. aai ba= bsen the ocessioa'o' much
theory. Some contend 'hsts Il % nrotsc~d
from coal; vet. from th> lsws-t bed Of coal
70 The oil i. sone 800 feet Through different
str,ia ~ rock. and in no instance have e7sl
and oil been found IN proximity Some
take the opposite theory. ih.s coal = formed
from the oil. a third class beiieve u 70 De
= n orginsl product, s'iIi form'-g IN the earth
bv the union OF carbon and hvdrog-n inthe
great lobor.fory Of nature; snd. anxious %
Ne sll are that 'he -opply should be ccntin-
ned 10 us. We incine 20 this theory in the
sb.ence;of proof 10 f.~or Of sny. All'hs'
hss been established 90 fer 10 fha. the oils
found q connection with sand roek o.
which shere are three inrer-srst' fi.-c 9Th
eo.py sh,c These sand rocks vsv IA
depth with location. and srs no, isr from 2CL
4 eel sp.r The svt-ses depth o. the wells
l. from 40O to 800 fret-
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fes dsvs ego shs eons'rv wss .elsr'ri-
fst'' bv the sn-sunesment ths, negro
from Boston hsi been admitted. - ,he mo-
rio. - VI SuHvER srj Nv The dsri.'cn .
NJ. CHasE - prsctics in The Urissd S,-'s.
CnHrt Il pss,srs not 'h.'. a. The Rcsior
Csu-is- infsv -. ne. no ns0- vss". dmi,,.l
70 shs Snf,'k Stae Bar orlv abons ~ou,l~
|of vssr- ego. un5-r fhs sx'r.m.iv liberal
rslAs sdor'~d here.r md his 's-.c,ir. ~.
'risss NO v, ,hsr than 'h.t ~ po'ic. c,n-, .
Negro sau.lisy wss the Object. snd that
Ewss s.ru,sS
Nov The eous'rv 10 .elsc,ri6sd- bv 'hs
srasunee~ .n' that > nerro ves..-d.v
l"rrsseh.d- in The H,ll of ID. Uni'sd s,s,.s
House " ofRsD-sssn.ives T,mst,.r. ut ~ho
hs is Or ~hst b. sid Negro eq--ii'y ~ss
the . cir,, snd he party in powsr obtained
it "P,egr.ssr'
II A WsshiuRto. correspondent ~ Ths Bos-
sss Poet dssrriAs- shis scsse n wrLtAap's
dining room sfssr fhs pssssgs - The sboli-
ltsn sw.njmsnt.
\ A. wi'srd's. ~ N. evening J'-n.- hour.
Hon NJ. Bvard.ves. representative IL Con-
neesicu. .ns = . cI.svslsnd. postmaster
Of Hartford. sddresssd Tho assembled negro
wsitsr- in such . msnnsr % 10 sa-sge the
sttensios -nd vim the plsndis Of IN. large
romssn, il the dinisg hsii. md to csll forth
4 y cos,ribn'iop for The dsrkiss which smours-
% 20 sIs5 Mr. Brsndrg~e told the colo-.l
Igsntlsnen how frss shsv ~srs, snd mildly
sbssosRhs sbsm. ssw thsi they were ia DOW
Or. mot 70 deal too hsrshiv with the whi,e
man. and suVgessed thst th-v should rsinrn
Iths respectful ssintes Of the whites who's
they met thsa in public pIsees. Ops o. ,hs
; gsnsismss from Aries rominsisd BrspSs-
: gee for the sext president. md hs srocesded
Ito select HE cabinet from among their
lspmser.
4 Such y The farce hsing enacted By our
Irsdicsf "sfafrsmen."-rnsc,sd whiIs ,he
I energies OF thirty nillisns or white people
ere div,e'sd 70 tho Destruction or each other
! that il nsy 20 os.-- State Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-25

II wss grand day. in the ed chivaric
iims, the wine ci'ciing aroun the board in
= noble hail, and III. sculptursd halls rang
with sentiment AMI song.
The lady Of s.eh knightly heart was
pledged BY name snd msny syllsble sig
nificant Of lovelness had been uttered, until
itcsme to ST. Lson's turn, When. lifting the
sparkling cup on high
II drink to orE" he ssid.
Whose imsgr never nav depart.
Deep craven on grateful heart.
Til memory is dead.
III, one whose love tor me shall last,
When lghIer passions long have passed
So holy 'sis and true;
10 one whose love hath longer dwelf,
More deeply fxrd. more k-snIy felt.
y Than any pledged 10 you"
E.ch guest upsisr,ed on the word,
Andlsids hsnd upon his sword.
With fury flashing eve;
And Sl.nie, said: We crave the name
Proud knight. o. .hi- most perrlss dame
Whose love you eoun, 50 high"
s. Leon paused. as II he would
Not breathe her nsms IN careless mood
Thus ightlv 20 snuin-r;
Then bent ne noble he ID - though
To givs that word the reverence due.
And gently said. my Mother"