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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
From the Columbia Phaniz, Of 11th inst. s-as'
The Greenyille and Columbia Rail-
..a,a = - :. G@

We have had the pleasure of long and
interesting, con- n7ersation with Col. Pefrin7the
President of ths>Greenville~ Columbia
Railroad. He reports very favorabty ol
what has been done and what is still doing,
with all possible; energy, to put Greenyills
iu early aud complste communication with
Columbia. OF course the road has been Sc
verely scorched; first drowned in tho fresLet,
and then Shermanized. But the evils begin
to approach their!remedy. and the work is
advancing hourly AT this time there are
one hundred and forty miles.of road in full
operation. The machine and work shops
are in full blast New and very splendid
cars will, IN the course of a few weeks, -:be
put upon the route, and the plans Of the com
pany contemplate Improvements which will. will
place the roaLsndt only in continuous opera
tiun throughout The whole line, but in a de-.
gree more prosperous than ever.
The want of lroh, wlrich' depends upon the
opening Of the Sopth Carolina Railroad, is
an embarrassment which, itis hoped and eA-
pected, will not lie Of lorg continuance. All
the grading, t., .srails, &C., 'alongthe ancient
route BE worked in as before, and no
fears nl-u be apprehended. that the direction,
short of means, will beso.besotted as to think
of planning new route as lengAs the old
can be made suhservient to travelling pur--
poses. Nor can Columbia, under any cir
cumstances, be omitted from the calculations
of the company. Columbia is one of their
termini, absolutely essential to the other ter
minus and to the integrity of the whole route.
It will REQUIRE but few weeks of industrious
and energetic working toovercome. the small
gap of twenty-fy, miles from Columbia to
Alston.
Fhe company will resume its labeIs at o.
lumbia and worktp to Aston. But some
thing will dependupnn facilities offered by
the South Caroint Railroad. On this read,
the President, (MgrSsh) tits understood, is
pressing, forward Fi,A all thc1speed which
can be commandei in the present condition
Of the country. These roads and their off.
GERS are now working together. They are
in full co-operatioa. We. do not despair of
Seeing. Columbia bound. together by both
roads, clasping he at each extremity, before
the. firstofDecemEsr Weare at least assured
of the purpose ofthe Greenville and Colum-
bia direction, to piess forward in tke Fees
tablishment of the old line Of road, With
tie exception Of this miserable gap OF: -twen-
ty.fve miles, thekoad, with all its. branches,
is in successful progress and operation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

JOSH BlL!sGs 1NsURHs HIS LIFT kun
to the concineloa l5,ely that life was so on
sartain, thai the orr way fer nc % stand &
iarc chance With o!hcr felix's vas 20 get ~
lite Insured, AID so called on The agent Of
the Garden Angel Life Insurance Co., and
answered the following questions which were
put -tu me over the top et q pear of spccts by
a slick old feller, with round gray head on
him as any man ever owned: Are you mail,
or femaiI? II 30, state how long yoa have
been SO. Had yu e father o: lnolier! if so,
which are you subject 10 tis and i 50,
do you have more than one at a timc? What
i, your precise lighting wailc9 Lid yen
ever have any ancestors? and j! so, how
much2 Du WI ever havo any nightmare ?
Are yu, married or single? or are you n n
bachelor? Have yu eyer committed suicide :!
and if so, how d;d it siiect !u? After an
swrrng the ahorr nncsn ;'S like q man: IN q
conilr,nnt;G. tic ski, J. y old fc..Isr with
gold SPECS o.. sos :. >rred f. IL. + >
probably .wutl,ti ';,t..s... So { :olac :
thanked him, an'' sn:ilec ~ "i y -
pensive smiles aid lett tl.a ottic,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
Diet for the Dog Days.

The editor Of tile Springfield Republican
discourseS sensibly on this important point'
The question, What shall We eat2 is one
which, now more than ever, affects our health
aud comfort. ,FoTmost persons, q pr per an.
swer would be, pat much, any way. Food
should be rather refreshing than nourlshing
at this season, as few people exert Themselves
vigorously, either in body or mind, and still
fewer have their digestive powers in con
ditien to manages concentrated Diet. The
fruits and succulent vegetables low abundant,
being largely composed Of, water, sre just
whet most people need, furnishing, as,they
do. slight nulriment in auple bulk and an
agreeable form. Ter tie same reason, clans,
Holsters and other sea-food, when attainable
in perfect condition, arc excellent for these
that like them. OF meats, beef, is the staple;
though little comparatively is needed; il veal
or lamb is employed as q variety, itrshould
he we'll grown ana very thoroughly cooked,
as Gre L,fps to ripcn the juices ina! have not
been maturcd by, time. Fresh pork will do
for osttiches if.sarSed at all it should be
done very ybrown, though even ll:en ii may he
-i.Al: :au Lcr, cs, Than y, n The
human stomach. ,9lIt Should be remembered
that some kinds OF fovd are hy'nature heat
ing and therefore inappropriate in summer.
Among ;:sosr sre baked beans, Indian pud-
ding, and all preparations Of corn (sree9
sweet corn alone. excepted Tie johnny
cakes, and hoininN hat are so delicious for a
winter breakfast, IF served in dog days only
arrra,a.c c the disto,nlorts cl the time. TlEe
same is true Of fibuckwheat cakes. With a
diet coneisting laFgcy Of fruits snia .vegeta
bes, milk and eggs dry toass, and The rlpest,
tenderest beef, we may await with patience
the advent of those purcr and more bracing
airs of which. tho katy-did already irurnurs
IN his dreau!s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

pRoyEnns ny JOSH BiLLiS':. ~Y,a,gHs',
be more ANXIOUS, .abaut the P>ldygt-e yure
going to leave, than VI are aoomt tie su';
body left you.
There u only ] advantage that can see
in going few the pcy!l, and that IL, tie rode
IL easy, and yon arc sure to hnd 'l'a ~ny. I.
When mans dog deserts him "n akawnt
Of his aerti, he kant git enny !owcr down
in th; world-not b land.
Zen amt aptt W Git liickt out oT Eo"d.so-
ciety for being rich.
Two common Yankee NcslIuns" are the
nosiuns that skeuel houses are cheeper Ian
Stats Prizons, aud tina the Uiited States iz
liable at emmy time to be doubled, but amt
liable at any time to be divided.
There ia / Kind of liss;n that hes alwas bip
deemed extry hazardus ION akonut ot dre),
and that IL kiissihni II your nahcr'S wife. Getting
the wifo's. coasg;ht don't seem to make the
matter emmy the less risky.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

OLD Ace It is pleasant to LOOK upon;
those whomlCid age mas furro%ed with many
years. They tell US ofiivss well spent, where
in addition to years, the ruddiness Of health
sill fingers, 10th to depart, upon tAe shrunk
en- cheeks.
Old age is the Alpine height Of life, from
which the soul looks down through the long
sistaso the past upon deeds that have added
,tothe happiness Of the race.
The god man who las seen the sun rise;
and set upon his generations; and whos:iS
ready with pariarchahaud to bless-the world,
and smiling, bid it good night forever, is a
noble monument to look at. Is - .z,s-s =
Rarely do men. OF. turbulent souls live to
that period when they can say NE have en-
.braced Old Age: and are thence. prepared TO
20 willingly 10 the silent chaInEers of the
dead, there to prepare themselves Tor that
Journey into the anknonn regionsof eternity
which all must take. e.z'ass.ssSs -rt'7s -Sfszs 3
Only tie good grow old. 1T isaonlyl4they
who, loving 'tru:h-@wto, having rested con.
.hdingly. upon.pty ASSURANCES. and holy pur5
psses gradually pass from the stage IN L!ts's
great journey What may be truly
called "sgcet old agy'-ap ese frat is
fall of honor ana glory. - -, : - :
I'VE all respect the aged. No one, howev.'
er uncou.h his nature, but feels iu>the pres,
ence OF the snow crowned patriarch as if
there were something Of 1casen;uear unto
him. -SGch-a one knowsathat one life at leastt
las boen well ypeht--that o soldier, full,ef
honor, has retired fiom the battle of the
world, and is nuv calmly awaiting the hour
wher. he shall be sumrlpn,d 10 his reward;
and that, when he does depart, there are
those who will not soon Icrset hi p!are cY-n
.ul.--lvEar- -ihi---lA-t
time he. saw the sun, so typical OF his career,
GO down forever. - 4
: Remarl,ins upon sweet old age, a writer
hes wsl said. dodsoinetiu es gives to. mall
guilties. and holy second childhood, in wbic!,
the .snnl bcao,nps childllle,nJt- CHI ldish-
and. the facull.e., in full trui and rNsness
ar: me;luw, wi.hou, sign Of DOGGY. This IS
thlt fough -ic:-;and Of Bcnlah, wL.re they
who have travelled manfully the Christian
war, sbido awhile, tc SLOW the world aper-
feet manhood. life, with its battles and lis
sorrows, Ii, sfar hebindttem;' tue soul has
thrown # its artnor aud sits in NJ evening
undrrss g calm and holy lrisnre. Thrice
blessed the f,,niy th;s numbers amopg=h.onc
of those not vet .ascendc,l saints! ,fGs:lle. &C
they and tolerant, and apt to pay with ii;-
lie children, easy 10 be gieasrc Sl'lI HI A,tle
,p!e.sHros.N .,...,...,,..-.-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
FKEp N,ccss LAgou.-We hear OF sevcr;'

FRgp N.ccER LAson-We hear Of several
large facmers, say, the' Western (Chsriot'e,
n. ca Dsmocrat, who say they will haye<to
.a6it farming after tails year, as there Is no
dependence tu be put in tree negru labor. The
nesroes can't he kept at w.rk. AID it is not
worth while TO pitch crop unless .here'Is
some plan to secure llborcrs VINO VIII re-,
main until ii 10 worked out We have heard
of many INSTANCES where ths negsoaa bargain.
cd to work a flonth7or threa months, and
WHO, after working a tew-d days and getting
their bellies full of4bresd and, meat, hare quit
and-left the=ccop.t be oyerHun by grass
netersburgs(Ya.) Express. -, el -, -, .,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

WHISKY IN Butter ruDs.-A sr'ar' fellow
from Kingston c;.i:: to CharlotteA;9l &c:
ing in The sio.i,n4r By SeSIe, briu&','s q te:i'
gallon ker of wni,kg-a"d .wHduoseo*- au;ter.
H. paii -6u., on'thc liqur. bul: the batter
was free. nc-had.p;tf iatn tha cru re, y! tsf-
.butL%r t.ihs a. key of wnskv,' II ,7.c4."ee.A :
bet. :.,;.iY ~i,r buttas. I-s wEisky NJ
VIZ n.,j abs 5e,l 50 'aae:; F;ihe wis,
'.,,l re w,s "acum, "a " -
"a. :. .r I'll irr car 10 c''t;'s . ~ !
- ,,...r' wa lscnv=rcd 81 I'll >A's ~ o:;'r''
lqhor. Tie properly was sez :, ':1'r""S>";
sud confi,cated. Rochester Union; f'-s :
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4 Horrible or,ae<gcrribry E1piatci.
. Evansville Journal,s August fa&.!, -


The two,peg5o ,brutes, WHO 50 rfendisaly
maltrea edsa sfhite woman ION Sunday fear
fully expiated their crime .yestesday after
noon. ''4.'s+'' 4:s'3s'S- . S!@s-sa
Early yesterday morning crowd of excl.
ted people commenced collecting arouddSthe
esurb hjuse and jail, demanding that the pris-
6hers be delivered Eptot thetu. The demand
.Nas refused, of course, and at.noon the crowd
DISPERSED and it was hoped. ttat, ,bettor
coupsels. would prevail, and, fiat the guilty
wretches would be left to the regular course
of law.
But, after noon, the crowd assem- lied aga.1,
and the excitement had evidently Increased,
.andc ntinnea to increase suntif-abous 81
O'clock; ;;wher:4hestrout-doo. Of tlc jal: b'hl.-
ing was brokeiropen with a. s;e1se, nsi n ,,::.,
and eacrosd rushcdl in:pethe. jc.:, .r Htw.
they reacEel the pris2ners- ,wesdil O. (earn,
but they wore soon dragged fri, -, he
street, beate. do3n with clubs ard -. - -
After they we're dead, they we're s.!kl,s mp
and hanged to lamp post on the cornersof
the street, where they were'hangins at f. late
hour III ths evening. They were ultimately
we learn, taken down and buried :B.: rs
1t was the first scene Of ths:kind ever cnac
ted in Evansville, and forEshe.falffame of the
city, we hope.it willebe7the last: So. - =
Every one execrates; the saboninabl@ and
brutal crime committed by ther negroes, but
mob law is dangerous: pemedy for evils Of
this or any kh.d,snd all eotd citizens de-,
plore resort to 1t; and ;e nope tlis fearful
and summary punishment will prove such a
VI arning. ll.ai ". ska ,iSvSrr again hear Of
such crime IN our .piias,. ~ ''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

g A correspondent rf the New. York Trib-
uue, writing FROM Fayetteville, N.rth Caro!ina,
7ays: "oar Of the lady celebrities OF F'ys'to-
v;lc. is saia to be- beautiful daughter of Cap
tain J. a Matt, who is noY i'll England, from
which the Interesting lady has received valuable
Drsrsnts from her many friends in thai country,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
Notice.

ALL persons indebted TO the Estate Of Robert
"a J. pelph, late Of Edsefsld District decOased,
,rc rcaue.ted TO como 'Orwara' and mako pay
mont; and those having dcWands against sald
Istate will prDsont them in due time, and proper
y a"'n'A''' A. j. PELLETfER, Admir-
oc,1s 'ly 42
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
Edgeield. ri alIe IL ,..Alsl ..Alsleaae

rUsHE undersigned propose to reopen this fn.
e ai.uti::-. on. Wednesday,. * July 2sth, end res
Specially solicitlths patlonaga.9 aha, people Of
f THuy M @ pSepsssa 3 i;ae6 llals BRANCHES Of
Primary sha Classical Acc sdems, md VIII en-
ieskor "a sGpt;nue this a eademy an &the high
-standardsof .excCl,cnee which IL has snlHayse en-
joyed.. = ..agsl.. :.
~ Tho rrincpal stuiies win be Greek, Latin, ara
althc branches of an English education, ,cpnpri-
sing Grammar, Geography, 'IIistotty, Rhetoric,
Arithmetic; AlgcbraS Il ore'rye;and Tsigonouc:
try. es4'=.;t;-. = ~ .ss.-. -s.s,,4-,- y
Tuition. payable attkO expiration re iph Quar-:
ter, in Currency, OF IN rrorisian.at current mices,
Terms per %.;aa,icf IF Ten Weeks.
IN ne iasSTeaT U6farIWsht, : STu,DU-
z 6. Academic = $40 :. 9do
- -. SEMTER B. SpANN,
". II. McCLINTack,
July 81 &c ~ III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
The lifssissippi ConSeaiioiii.; 1922

JACKSON, Miss, Aug; l4-Ehe Times spe.
cial says the Mississippi StateaGonser,ic6,a as
;sembled to-day. Gov. Sharkey examined tins
to the loyalty and -othor qualifications Of the
members elect. Those who had taken the
amnesty oatt. were allowed seats, and hose
who had'uot, were sworrfi6by him 81 were
present, and the Convention, was organized.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
Barter ]! Barter! !!

ru1HE Grnnitcvillo Manufacturing Company
will continue TO Bartcr Cloth for COTTON,
FLoHR. CORN, PEAS RACoN. AM, LARD
GIVING Augusta prices for produco,- and ! furnish
ing Cloth at Wholesale rates. - %.
1raniteyille, April III .e1o4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

Major General Augur, in bis General Order
of July 27, says the civil Courts Of Firs,na
within the limits Of the Departmental Was',-
ington, having declined the testimony of col,
orcd persons, a Provost Courts hereby es'ab'
lished in Alexandria, to lave exclusive urls
diction in all cases involving the rights OF per
sons or property of colored residents OF the
district aforesaid. This Court will receive the
testimony of oolorded parsons, with no other
limitations than those now eflectirs he tcstl-
mony of white PERSONS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

as- Il may bo Of interest I'd the public to-
know iha, General Forrest cannot return to i.I'
,lan.atiox and old Eoma, on tie Mississippi river
with safety to himself, ualess protected by Fed
crul bsyonets.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

rSr The Tines Washington spccial says it
is understood that tie President has determined
to SUSPEND the .bestowal of psfdon for q short
time. An arrangement will probably be made to
trunsfer the labour from the Executive 10 some
ose OF his subordinalcs, thu applications for am-
..ssty having for tas pa't msnth proved Of more
annoyance than any other business brought to
bis notice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
EDGEFIELDs>s,-s.-.sa .sae
EN- ALE COLLEGET =

II n Iva i4'li:M 0SJ4i 4I1,N1Riss ~ !.
r, EpGsF1E1p .1...,ss s. :.
ysaE Exercises sS Fl; IpstssaeS will b
de So ioiiowiug Faculty: iSf' "a
REV: N. w: SANS, - 'a~s' =
] Prefer m ora! "a Nssss rSs.ophy ssa. ..s' X
s-.as = 7 z u IL ~ . =" .,s, ,,-.. .si Il
w.. Re- ;i;{waitney,. ~. go. ,rsra
p:ef:>sr tif ssaa ats: y s,pssApeont Lanet s7qy.
s5i2s ~ Ssgsas1 Ssgsa ss-ffrs..a s-ffrs.a xs :,,.. s-sw
- 3. ,ta,ai Ssig sf.c:,jack, a .S,ses -
'''' 71s SKI Ba5iohi's SnfFtodd 'assi " eests.
-. 80. Mss siIa 1naefson, ''ss-s. =: .sn
$, ~ tsj Academic AGA Department. .,..r;s -
ezse s;;;aaRsv.wm. IF. lNigels, 4 ries ass,.
. y.T % sas fofs sGermaay,g : II asss :eaSsasss
~s, :: Professor of Music: = SziH yyAss5s-:=5
sszs.. Mrs. a z. Nigels,ls x; ...s.s7.:a .seses
~ Assistant IN Music. ..ss,r,. 49, -,,..
Miss Z. C.4Blaek, ,s=oaz!s4<ea ,::.e7r<.i
=. 3cs Drawing and Painting -. qs{sssl
Other TEACHERS are already engaged sBoala y ss
tHeir services be required. y Psi :: y s:E .ssss<v
:, Terms per Session Of Tsenty Beshs,'' r s .Ss'
Payable in gold or silver or their oauivalspt.
Tnitisn in Collegiate course, 49, 90. - $3.50
-s;." 20" Academic S"s<t i-r--s sS%-.S .SaT2geos-S
,.'tssa. isS Primary 90 -'-s-,sE - zlsoss ssses
Z: sc Latin ~ - is;3 liS44seig >;l5e9 sxsss
hsssaa b1ss5s sss i p.stss,. ]. t,.1 essiisssss isss ~
|. sez'f tInsc. inclnding uie 2sooa's
Cont;nrenf Fkas- -S = gO.5 =
Board exclusive ofswasb,ng per month"; a-t200-seaS
Board may bepnid inrmOnsy, or lprorisionssts &,
OLD rates. +a A.s as,.-s.;t a. Us =s.;;,g ss,os
Boarders 1yust furnish towels, saesa. pillow :;
cases. blankets Sr comforts, eoYerlcts sns hand
soap. "a. " .'S
Payment will be required strictly Ii Advance. es
Pupils WI be chaf fgsd for tho aholassession; uD.
esssthoy onter several weeks sfQr tissc6mmcncs. -
yment; in which casa,laplY fratnf thu itne OF en-
franco TO- is ,eloseysGo deduction Will be made
for loss. Of lime, except in cases. Of .pFsraetsd
* "a satisfactory arrangement must ibe made for
the ps yinent II aIi dues on former pupils before
they wilcbe afeceieed infolhe Schoul Hgain.
'aFoy fnrthsr iifufnmton apptg directi8ts
ez. 4tss4-s.aREx, M,sIW :s& s& alsSsg gisasiRal
1 Aug s.. =. =, - &teoY 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

sS Tc haze bees belss anlhsarissa Ls the Friends
cset, y. Rou4WARas tq announce an e! @ him "
! didato for Sheriff of Edssfsld District at tho
i. 1t elsston.-1 s2s ~ seS7s4z ~ a..-e .ss 3
Kprl2 - :ssszs tsNE..:s.4.s u 10 "a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
ATKINSON e zs#Cu'1',,,
= - - : FAMILY G q is9eER S, u +

,Gon HlssIe N mERe H4MFs, .>-.
" snltivan's old stand, (onpesite Post ohae,)
: sA@d EdseGeId, s. C., -
And Ill BrOad.strest, (FrQnt Nonuuent,) ..s.,s.
.-.s..s, Augusta, Gas,A, - 80 .
;NIEEp constantly on hand FAMILY sup! a .
Z Ne also fuCcivo PRODUCE in BARTER Mt :.
the tighestmarket pricc. .a. = r: ..e-,a ;.
ATKINSON.Sk SHECUT. U.s..
Aug g. ':S.s tt II. S4..-. $780,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-14
Exorbitant Cos, OF Liyius-Tb, R.u.d,

Exorbftant Cost oil I.iving-Tho Remedy.
iAsTkrpAr We en- leavoTed 10 show how large .
percentage OF the money paid by consumer, in
this city goes TO the enrichment Of iu,ermel,a,.
dealers who stand bowecn ,hc producer And the
consumer wei took for an example the singls
"m oil butter not because the principle which
"s"ihh 10 establish will apply TO tia, article with
more force than TO many others bu, stInpl, be-
eAus' 1t |" something in which everybody 10 di-
toehy interested. We have shown that ave nront.
are made upon butter before II rsachs. the t.bls
VI INC consumer in this city. One profit, that Of
"s produeer' 10 Of course . necessity but WHY
shouiu we consumer pay duty to Ns country
sorekeeEef' the Commission merchant ths whole.
sAle dealer and tie retailer, Tn, tut,,
10 In no retpeci more valuable by rsA,ou
having passed H. ugh IAs hands OF Aess
mHaienen' aud The only ,Isc, Of such
transfers Il .hai the eonnmer /. Obliged
10 pay from hi.y W one fu ID Cd Der cent, witch
goes to 'nrieh mon who neither produ,, or con
sumo The article The grsa. Gss.IsrGtan,, then. Il
70 evsds thsss intermediate prohs Hos c,n ,
DC sccompl shedf We answer, by buy,nbdty,e,I,
fro" the producer instead Of from the rsti,lsy
4 thinks the reader, Il Is utterly iu4pratic,bl
for consumer here in New York 10 buy Az
pounds or twenty Ave pounds OF butter from
aAryman In Ohio or elsewhere. So it's; but 70
are regular consumer OF butter; 50 Is you
nsri door noighbor; 50 is your friend across Ii
ssress' 90 are twenty. Any, or . hundred Of yor
sequAini~noes- Nov we are in the middle Of D.
o>mbar. and from this time until the hrs, Of Ma
ysa VII consume say. any pounds q butter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-14

IT win b. seen BY shs foreign news published In
this mornings sur ,hs, the cour, Which Is engaged
IN trying tho Fenlsns arrested IN Ireland, has
found Mr.. Lupr, proprietor o, the '1hIsn PsoFLA"
guilty Of treason, and has sentenced him to tpentv
vsavs penal svpitude. Tho severity Of this ssn-
tencs shows that England has determined 70 sup
press the Fonian uprisns In . summary manner (;
and IL slso indicates that the British authorities
do not regard FeniAnisn In the frivolous light that
The English pross would have US believe. We are
mistaken, however, II tho extreme harshnsss Of
the British authorities docs not recoil, and have an
opposite effect from that Intended. lis no doubt,
designed 10 terrify the Fenisns into an abandon-
rnsnt Of their plans but tie probability IL that u
Will only intensity the onmity which every Irish
m an feels toward England. Il will add 70 the 81.
ready long 8. Of grievances desire 10 .venge the
fate Of those who arc doomed 70 suffer
Tor the cause Of Irish liberty, and will
snnndls anew tie desire for freedom
IN every Irish heart Blu. what . striking e1.
ample this scuon Of the British authorities adds 10
tho numbsrless Inconsistencies that stand on 70.
cord against England IN respect 10 the late rebel
lion In 'his country. We have not punlshsd-no,
even tried single rebel for ussson, although We
have the Head Centre" and several Of bis ellie.
In du's nco. England is in . const.n. p.roIysm
Cd shney about those WORTHLESS, for fear something
In the way Of punishment may bef.ll them, aud
me English press Is continually advisius our
Government TO let them go, Now, DAVIS and his
eonfreres we're the authors aud leaders in proec,
OF treason which cost this country more than .
million OF hvsA-ya England would no, have .
hair OF their heads touched LUBr, shove mentioned,
10 only gu obscure editor who advocated . cause
that mover fred gun, and which tho English
journals have rdiculei /" being unworthy o.
no"es' yo' poor LuBY = " y" made penal slav,
Tor twenty years. suah y tAs consistency o
England.