The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-09-14

effort to retain the State. NO expense, no
effort will be spared to elect Runyon. This
being the case the duty of Union men is OBJ
yious. They must work with equal energy.
Every man should feel that he owes a duty
to the State. There is no man who cannot
exert some influence in his neighborhood,
in favor of right principles. Let every man
do all he can, whether it be much or little.
The French Infantry are all to be armed
with breech loading rifles. The awkward
and slow old ramrod will soon be among the
things of the past, Yet it was one of the
hardest tasks in the world, during our war,
to get the breech-loader recognized as q
more efficient weapon Of war than the muz
zle-loading gun.
tits said that the rebel Mason is about to
return to this country. If he does, we doubt
whether he will long be free Mason, says
the Louisville Journal.
We don't know whether to believe this
story or not, which ore of the downeast Pa
pers tells Of shoddy miss who bathed in a
mineral spring at one of the most famous
summer reports, thinking that, as at New.
port, it was the right thing to do. When
tflc uIiuhcTS Cdtuc " tiic SpiiliS W inAoioC,
the sight of her foundering in, the water
with her pet dog created some CONSERVATION.
The Washington Republican says :-'We
{ have heard'a story of Mr. R. S. Ewell, late
rebel general to the effect that during his
sojourn in this city he was invited to din
ner party of rebel sympathizers, but de-
clined to attend on the ground that he
'cculd not feast with men who sympathized
with the South in the late struggle, and yet
would not fight for her independence 1t is
said that this announcement fell like wet
blanket upon the secessionist symposium" f"
Gen. Grant is remembered in Galcna as a
great chess player. He will be remembered
in the South long while as a great player
at a much bigger game than chess.
Charleston women still insist upon saying
confederate instead of rebel, and won't play
Z Yankee Doodle on the piano, the pouty
dears!
as fare, specie, greenbacks, corn, bacon
tallow or lard. Tickets must be purchased
before entering the cars, for a notice warns
ken by the conductors on the train"
Waddell, the pirate captain of the She
nandoah, came near ending his career in one
of his recent daring assaults upon the New
England whalers in the North Pacific. -
When the pirate boarded the Favorite, Capt
Young, of that vessel, attempted to shoot
Waddell, the commander of the Shenandoah,
with bomb-gun, but unfortunately the
mate bad removed the cap from the gun, up-
known to the captain. He was told that it
was sure death to shoot He replied, 81 die
willingly, could kill that wretch" The
pirates Immediately handcuffed him, and put
him in the coal hole of the pirate.
1t is announced that jeff. Davis has so far
recovered his health as to be able to resume
his daily walks. We hope he will soon be
allowed to swing.
A darkey couple got married in a church
at Richmond last week, and were on their
way home, when the patrol picked them up
for making noise in the streets, and put
them into the guard house and there Kept
them till the next morning. They spen
s.S snem h 10y ~ no,oasoa ,r;.h h;s hid I;ssad
~. III ~ "sa,t fornor and ~an.rtad "Iot,s
traha, s.re;aht J hamn and md finish nm die snree
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General Lee, in accepting the Presidency
Of Washington College, Va, says:
s"I 1t is the duty of every citizen, in the pre-
sent condition OF the country, to 40 all IN ms
power 10 aid IN the restoration OF peace ana
nsthoey, ana in no way 70 oppose ;ne poiits "
a.. w. os0. H.a.o =, G s ort1n,.ri ;nenuhut ~
on those charged with the instruction OF the
young, to set an example Of submission to au-
thorny.
Things are getting better. A man has
been sent to iail in TROY for talking about a
horse trade in church. Two men were fined
in Providence for swearing in theatre.
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and fits on the inside of the mouth. Our
Jersey girls don't need the .'plumper" they
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