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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

The Teachers Institute which was held here
this week, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
was pleasant affair. There was but slim
attendance of teachers, but those who did were
gratifed and benefited The most interesting
parts of the proceedings were the lectures of
Professors Goodenow and Chapman. Prof.
Goodenow lectured Tuesday evening on memory.
Prof. Chapman lectured Wednesday evening on
education. The audiences were well pleased
with both. Now that the Institut ion is under
way we hope to see it kept up and more inter
est manifested in the matter.
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q
we are told that the gentleman ~ that runs
the hnferprise, seeing that two or three others
had got offended at US, has concluded to grow
very mad at US himself, on account of some
jokes that were put into this paper last week.
de has been ''nursing his wrath to keep it
warm" ever since Monday last. The paper
vas issued on Friday evening and he had the
mpudence to come into the Office as we were go
ing to press and read the cornmonication as it
5000 In the FORM, and seemed much amused at
the Jokes On Monday he learned that others
were onsndsd, and he thought that 1t was q
seod time Tor him to get offended and raise .
breeze against sAsoaing. We have not got
eaesk enough 70 oilto his ofhce and read stand
ing matter, but win wait viii terrible forebo-
a'ass the ''sockdologsr," which We ere told he
y preparing.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

A Dublin letter states that the Fenian
excitement is spreading in Ireland that
the British force on the island, including
militia and police, is "a, 700; and that the
Council of the Sacred College at Rome, in
letters to Irish prela,es, give directions
from the Pope to let Fenianinsm alone, at
least for the present.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

The Manhattan Independent says that it
learns from very good authority that Ben
Holiday intends TO start lipe of coach es
TO connect the Kansas valley with the Platte
route, and tina! the starting point will be
at Manhattan.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

A ScHooLMAsTER tells the following
''good one." 81 was teaching in quiet
country village. The second morning of
the session / found leisure to survey my
surroundings, and among the scanty furni
ture l espied a three-legged STOOL" Is this
thedunce- block2' / asked little girl of five.
The dark eyes sparkled, the curls nodded
assent ard the lips rippled out: 81 guess so,
the teacher always sat on it." The stool
was unoccupied that tern.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

The Daily Conservative, comes to US with n
new dress and enlarged. It is now the largest
daily in the State. Its sound principles and
home-Gke instructions have made it the Lead
ing paper of Kansas, a position we presume it
will maintain.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

PLEASE CALL AND SETTLE.-An persons know
ing themselves indebted tc me, either upon open
account or note, will find it to their advan tage
and my convenience to come up and settle the
same. l must have money, and some accounts
have been running over two years, and ought
to be psid. 1 do not wish to add cost or
trouble. A. E. LOWELL.
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In the Convention of Susquehanna coun-
ty, Galusha A. Grow made speech de-
mandatory Of Presiden. Johnson's restora.
ton policy, asserted that the wors, dan
gers are Yet to be met, and declared that
the equality Of all colors was the true poll
.cy -
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

Capt. Frank Schmidt was thrown from his
wagon one day this week and had his arm dis
located at the elbow joint. 1t was skillfuIly re-
placed by DR.. j. o. Allen of this place. The
DR.. is good hand for stch emergencies.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

Jeff. Thompson tells the editor of the
Louisville Journa! that the only persons
10 the South who wish 10 do any more fight
ing are thos who didn't do any when they
had the chance.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

WANrED.-A good steady laboring man to
do work by the month at chopping wood and
other rough work. For particulars enquire at
this Office.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

There has been considerable travel through
ing good business at present.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

The Denver Ne,os says the two new
roads, the Smoky Hill and Middle Park,
will shorten the distance between St. Louis
and San Francisco almost three hundred
miles compared with the present overland
routes of travel. The Importance of sucn
a fact cannot be over estimated.
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A shower Of rain last Tuesday night, laid the
dust, invigorated and cooled the air, and proba-
bly, prevented twenty-five cases of fever in the
county which the previous hot, dry weather was
calculated to induce.
Since writing the above, we have had two or
three wet days and the weather is cooler.
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LONE ST Ar
Billiard Saloon!!
W. WoodruG, - Proprietor.
Marucuil1o Kannn.
Marysville, Kansas.

Keep "cool" gentlemen! Take something
like Julep, Punch, Cobler, Sangaree, Cock
Tail, Smash or Lager, in ice, through a straw,
or any other way-whife you enjoy yourselves
at the fashionable and '.highly military" game
Of Billiards, at Wizards. vol3-no3-1y
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

They. don't believe in greenbacks in the
interior Of South Carolina.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

If the young men aud especially men Of fami-
lies who expect to live in this place and try and
make it attractive so that others may come
among us, will sustain us in our eudeavors, we
will make an effort to better the tone of society
here. If you viii not sustain US we shall fail of
course. Will you do it? - a. - 80
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Wanted! Wanted!!

TWENTY THOUSAND BUSHELS OF WHEAT
wanted at Hutchinson's Mill imm ediately for
which will p ay Leavenworth prices.
Marysville Sep. 80, 1866.
If SO PERRY HUTCHINSON.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

The gold discoveries on Lake Superior,
in Minnesota, are creating great excite
ment and people are thronging to the To-
cality.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

Gen. Sherman is expected in Leavenworth in
few days. ...rr,..,- lax. .;.r
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ACcIDENTs.-An accident happened at the
residence of Capt. Perry Hutchinson last Satur-
day, another at the residence of Mr.. Campbell
on Sunday. They are both girls.
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We are under obligations to the publishers of
regularly. csragy.. ~
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

Sad domestic explosion-an injured wife
lately burst into tears.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

A two horse buggy for sale cheap. ENQUIRE
at the store of Samucls & Weisbach.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

VIM. L. Kiefover is steady, honest man, a
good mechanic and prompt in business. He
makes and repairs wagons to order, and is wor-
thy of your patronage. Read his..card. ~ a
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

Barnum estimates the recent newspaper
notices of his museum as worth 100000.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

We have had beautiful autumn thus far.
Everything in vegetation which has not died of
age is still green, no frost having come yet suf-
fcient to effect anything. Inthe gardens there
may still be seen, green peas and beans in bios
SOM from the second growth, also green corn
stalks from the second growth this year. Beau
'tiful flowers Of summer brightness, vines &C.
still attract the eye.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

Mr.. VIM. Duncan has brought into our Office
two samples of cotton that he raised this year
upon his place up the Blue. One is southern
cotton, seed being obtained from Memphis. Its
texture is very fine and white and the fiber long.
The other is the cotton usually. raised in this
part OF the country and is q good specimen of
that variety, but not in any respect as good as
the southern cotton. 1t would be better perhaps
to raise the latter kind.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14
HEADQUARTERS, 18th Reg. X. S. NJ.
Marysyille, Kan, Sept, 80, 1865.
SnncioI Order M. CS.

MArysVHIe, han., Sept, oO, Iooo.
Special Order No. 2S.
l. The Captains of the various Companies of
this Regiment who have not recently furnished
these Headquarters with muster and pay rolls,
will at their earliest opportunity muster their
Companies and complete muster and pay rolls
each in duplicate for the ten days service rem
dered last year. Captains and company COM
manders will call at tets Office and provide
themselves forthwith with necessary blanks
and instructions.
Ii. Companies will be mustered as soon as
possible after receiving this order.
J. d. BRUMBAUGH, E. c. MANNING,
Adjutant. Col. Comd 6.
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S16O-A RARE CHANCE-THE STOCK
plCO and fixtures Of aneutly cited uu soar
aud statunory stOrt In good busiues location; iuu
he sold soon, 'ha oE mel hA- other luslu6s "a a.
tend to. Apply 70 Grant -, Wi.iiamsbufsh. la3
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T'O THE PUBLC-THE PLEASANT AM

l"luuiul Grove, known ~ Noodllwn Grove. d
Gated At kaNenswool T. l., about quarter ol NIB
Loon hun'ri'a Point Ferry, viii be- opened 10 III
puulc Tot tue pAIItao oil SUNDAY school aud 9th
I's 'c, t.ho pie ME ptr, 80. This Grove Ia said 10
one OF no most delightful tpots In tho vicinity ,
Ng" lo,k. very lairo plat. grn has beeu o,t,tc
ior dancing or eAoIcir"s. \. BIO intoxictuI
iluuls SOLD of allowed uu tho gfOuuds. For pat...
lac aplly 70 "A. ~ KlEN, a. the Grove, IN i,lvca
WOOD, h. I. 90.
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.OhG BRANCH AND SEA SHORE II. r..
"a NEW LINZ TO
r,r iLs9(S'a hhEEAANsSm5 HI,iILAtNDIsi, 80.

On snt fitrr Monday, Iulg "a. tho nov ,..ld 20.
steamer MY kRslNh,W III leave the p.g iuat "a! RAJ
cay IT, NY 70 connect with the Ne. Raj oab III
60 the above points, AZ 100 A. ". and 10 IT, 3d.. ,n
le1'c Long B,AIich ~ $40 A. ~ and | T.. n. ma. %
hours. ss,
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WANTED A SMART ACTIVE hoy, Nor
lees than 10, to run OF crtsuu. and u,atp him
seii generally useful. l6i kca-c a. Reference n
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rEg,nNNAA NUIsgr,.,.

INFORMATION WANTEU-1F FDWARp
! ~ kliNkD. When last .ocn ,., ia Nrs ort.
,-iin,hh XIV wore ga, isn'N ru,t"l lIco shat,
~ go, Az no GOV, u ~ '.np- ION lo''o about
county o. Corr. ANY INFO rr,oa win TO thsn.,,i'
i'', Ell hv MT vile, hn'..a t.r'N..U. o- nv Ii.
brothcI IrnrIa Hubbard. .., Chen. a. - a.,
or hi. brother PIT, % uulbi g. ~
II THlS SHOULD NE,T qpr- I'VE ans
would c,ri'r 4 eat ,avo. h, eat..u Ola a.. ~, To-,
- . f,cs Sop. JOAN NiorOE. o.
7 EFT HLk HONE ON me 2aTh IL -
- NARY AlErHY, ago.l % mrs. hai ON q, i, y
hnt' wa tcd Naiit Al arloI .o o., sandy cluviat.
hc.el mother and f,thcr. No. $40 W,st ttth viii
receive The thanks 81 her parcats. ii
J .oST A BOY ABOUT II YEARS OLD,
- 'ho hamo otJQhN EDliOs, rcd ulh.liiI 900
w., ', '.'s ~ e'h.r J,} i'm. ANY iufrrmS.
tnc."r rs liroIno ~ " V a,,
Ny WIFE, MARY ANN CEpNIN nav.
80 mr. l't my ned fnl hoe sd .fl'r' - cana, or
p.o'oc ton herchg forbid al r' -ul. tru...r, hr
inr ,lbttS CEOSiN Ncr OK. r1,t .. '''. ' 20.
NOTlCF-fF THIS SHOULD MIFr THE
eve of cthor ALtNANpEh " JOHN mccoy,
VINO wee A. the iI",,-,hut ll-.i.u U.lu A.. lltu'
Nee ho.k Cay, about D. csss .u dom. 4uy d. ION
t4t nov knows tlcuA they .Il O. "a, of sonc tut.g
tl'ly 20 thor hINH4lllU, =. aI.Iu .iut IA urio
who 10 be- found and ia. ticulara, TO N,ANbERI n
Dos rs huA Once. ID
SPECIAL NOTlCE-wHEEEAS MY WEE
- -, -IhinhR!NE y, Ely io'tcI~.fo known ~
NIL MAJ AJLfl h.s ."ii rT bed aYl oar', vith.
out any lur c.u-e or ptuvncat.op, torCh. warn ali
ptftona from htIbo in. tt.Iur hrr On y recount
a ,,e' iNls dA'e' OWEN DUFFY. ne" lo,E. jay
SHOULD THIS COME UNDER TdE Mo-
- zee OF MARY GRADY. Ly c.lLug AZ 10 Tha4e.
~, ms , het o. something ~ hcs GlE autssu.
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WANTED.

WANrEp-lo LARGE BOYS TO PACK
bread. Inquire !ci fson. %, caposite III. 1rkr.
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EOsE AND FOUND.

bANE BOON LOST No. 262.4oe, on
,,i, 49,. .'s g.r.ct ~1slra Bank. ruo 'fr or
iloa g oa. NHRaio { III n or to KS w.'
RANK BOOB LOeT-uN THE PLEFCkER
1io.s,nct ,i,nts t,r., W siilS. 1hc ander viii
p's sn '.u.n n 20 thc ul No 26I East 15ih
OI'NN N.I.l.
7 ,OSI-JN WEDNESDAY MORNING. A
-, whit spanish lens .ott,t dos. uio.n road 2
70, r. %. Lc. hack. TIE ti' ..e.l. tell p, ally
tie lCaa % ~
,OST-rN THE 26TH INSl EEAc TUE
.uingr OF CHARLIE anu 9Th sts IS, ouusir. CON.
49, IA qua. tlih 81 iaolc'' anu arg ,a.uauo
Mgs II. NJ IJsrS, Yt2 Fourth ft,v.. 49, '. S a,
tu'tan. lCU.fJ
I ,pSi-ON THE eth, PAIR Su.,E
b. rsa I,' nae ,,nd't VI i,ce'c oru Ad
7 .ONT-.2j RIWARD-FKON STATEN
- Leland, on ihe night OF the .2l.a I2-r.t bort,
on lie ins,lc-,n4rkci -. hilton cg ic ', .,,
=, vii Io, ~ the Above 'cratj.
7 ,OST-DN SATURDAY, THE Eth INST.
- nank book NJ 500. ~ the Ci's'uf -lv.u..
b'na ho nnse. ~ pessc leave n At the Eank,
oTRNIED July %, IsGa. INTO TIE .l
- avc. r'lrr 30 -tahcr. md. hoia,. Tlr o-nc.
can have the same Nv proving prom ~ aud p- .rc
- ipbiaN ph ~ hNl lsD IAll NJ. J't
- East A., a. JLl .Ith. a Blown l,1, "N,e.soiI.
with s!1it hufnf. Any po -ol rtstoI,ug hos or Gi..
ins the dee. r' o.. o.ulW oH, shall icc,,vr 90
JOHN iAUAN, 90 Ia , lJth a. 80
- REWAEp-IO>T. ON WEDNESDAY.
IN L' tfs' ID, 4t.. ,r ot tA.I4t.r.r. A
lAu, y pu T'' C.utl Ming sfU 30 .ul n, fa. .r, and
Co'd cham. Tho tn.og cHu fiaI loo uwuur aj IL
Perry ~. 80
SIl EEWARD-LDST-ON TUESDAY
" MI IT, aistgc COW. luout Loo i,aau \. A.. eli h.
ncat 10 cH!'e; back and sl ht'f rhtf. i.raD uitr-
iho sirv" rev AL will ir rsid ur Ma NyGIJJ.
-, kk, ihilknan' lives ncaI Soc r.cNOir, Itr un
liiL ~. a.,
SOn RtWARp-DrMYERrD IN MS.
~ to-" hr \ by,, purcell containing p,utt
'hlttS' &C. o' tho conner cot ilh ave-. ami Tia "a
: T. NJ tHe .Aovo .uvnsl vii tel PAID. is
y an REWAEt->TDiEN July 2TTU.
w Hou IOpSN rIt'o stables $50 asd MI
NAlht TON ave- CO.. u1d ~, \, 4ttc, Ilu.sr ahuf
e'lh'" win Nhit' ON uoso AMI d.ppls on tack. urh
2 sue scar GU tuNp shltc main sul tdl, Az Ius-n
BOX WAGON SHINING tor cIlhinn l.cl uiur ca,lI, MI
ca bla,k Win hne con pirpc on .uuamg p,'g .ud
th'"f mounted haiucia sith feather bat. ~
81 m REWARD-LOSr on TUESDAY
" - duy t'.h, ubuu. - O'Clock, l. 4 nom
Mamrh Lane gias ma. % atUat 10 hands high io1g
VAIL WIN % buhihtsa D. a.uu VITA lcaiuef tor q, Al
rs ra u. H'tr '"N ut... Nlta uUt ysIrt T. ID La
bf ~ u. NoOHils, 5sth sfr,rl uhi d., ,d,r,'
ALI De Plate ou tIo C.... bar huhui one ,uoL .
eaN,h on. q ouu Of iLr niII v.H.lf. Ius r'.gte
l'Hh.u VI %, Pad 'I tuCiE 4CtG.u 90 r rlNy Nltt AZ
sAlih, liJ Vet JJIs.. ia
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FOR SAAE AND TO LET.

A PAYMENTS WANTED - THREE O.
4 Tour Iooin-, hot Doth ana luth Sts and 4'h A.
.tn lyos. Rent NOT 20 oArosd sts or Bl4 A!.u.
:. h. F'a'int pU',cuiHi, box 90 run ONCE. be-
CRANBERRY, tRUI4 AND TRUCK l.au4
- iur rtir. Favorable chance. Gfist mil p....lt
ami aces 81 e. lIh"-y ana fruit lands c,ii pre-
l"aCi al tuu's islser y. d., ~ mites tom of,
lu.-, .". ht.NN 80 ,Ad k-utt4 Fay H. H. Commit
mc.tgu $500, psrly Appi w Dr.J. II. RIOS. 10.
cfrGo eat, TOMS River ~. 40
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EXS'I gSEDNs.

a III ABOAEIl-TIlE LARGE, SEA-GOiNi
~ stcamsr sErli Low, Niu r, snpsa'. J,,t
.V,h, l,O', 10 the Iishiug Bfnts tor nc NCy Y..
tNrutHon Cub. Al C1rsricn, cd plot viii he q
tuatd. bpai t,aycs U'G.ock, at s.ust L. r. sL o.
" come IT, at south i,h a, Wil.amehufF, so .
itck Sup Win a baud Of music. only a limitc
n""p'I oi ilcle- Nih he e'ld NJ the landings sn
.ehmidt, No. ~ iioward 81; =. Lou orml nn, No I
No ia II, Cos Centre; y. CUusniier, 20 Worth ri;
Nh,dt' cannon o.. near bIGnG; l.. Reese, i5I Ioi
1th 80 A. toes lis Forsyth st. 1 S,hrcmhs,
i.li'c ~; j. hutcg COZ Iormer and MhycuH au
Nh'laE. vfr; NJ. Dressed, ~ Grand Al, William.
burg ~ trr geut,man and iady u tenia .or siugI
tNk u. luc committee. Louis klEBEI. P.u
WILLIAM sChusIFu.I, sec. .ul
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AnrsCLEs ROE SAT-.
SEWING MACHINES.

SEV5:G MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO
y r, Is new spd gee I'd hand Wheeler wilson.
msli ne, Tepssdi siysD ,5 51e ses oIae' aud
Rad - eAs
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A"oclsson, IN b. hold AZ Funl's t'ulon Pa ., UJ
NJ. ANA - ava, on iueada Au4 ust I. Itch fs
COMMIT ~. gss
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A GOOD OPERATOR ON SINGERS MA
Shehine. TO work vests is uanteI at Union st,
Brookivn lS3
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A RTIFiCIhL FLOWERS = WANTED rs
"A tood brAnohers. Apply a, 81 walker 1t. 31i
a RTIFICIAL FLOWERS - WANTED 20
<Arcod hands to make houers aud piquets. Apply
o. 14T Wooster q. J. A. LOpPIS. 26T
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TIsHING nANKs-F\RIy T
FIsTIEC BANKs--EARLY TRIP. 3 Hom

4 i'Ht, tho steamer Nrs afoit, Clpt. John .u...
t"hd' vii iun 20 thn shin Banks every day ~. o.
ecaon lNAturiays ekccpt.d!. leaving nu 'uilpss
=, = r. \. Z. 4 ou.u %. =. q. a {.
i''k ZIP Y. u. $50 \. ~. Christupler ~. 81. H. =
N. pie, 1 y, x. b6IA.M Capt. uof.uLC. go go.
Zoo ~ hfh,hj pilot viii pilot tho ho4t 70 IA, ,.U.u
'nnd Nu., lines and refreshments OIL LHu,
] lrr one dollar. ,l
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EMPIRE GROVE - EMPIRE GROVE

-. - ~, - LAW l,h 'iitNOIEE.
~ etv ocioyk. Get aboard early. Fares ~ cent
each way. ~
FISHING BANKS-EARIY TRIP-FIvI
L hours hshin.. wM FLETCHER, sunda p. iri
~ rae e ]. LtndIhg Ct Btoo,uu 81, t.Jg HS
~ p. q .afltin o., 20, Her ats. E.t nl,
a.. re'ie'hncnts on hoard. NJ. MAC!iTNASN /
lAN'h. .GG
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S3ftCIAL NOTl0E-TO RETURNED sol

- uieIh-atoult ''HnO' t1lit nome Tor yourseiy'
ana fanny Tor d t|ttc IHuuCH. | have bU handsome
] fCrC uulMpfuFt LtIfLg On Long Island, g.. huu.-
ride from he city, in plr.saut, healthy aud Iodur
iiSe pgrt OF the ISLAND. ava tellIng the adoiuln,
lauuh Tor 20 per acre, cash u J0 hOnoraby discAaE
ed soldiers Vii upply aud AXE Goeuz Of the whole "A
tho came time. viii make them PRESENT OF o. PEE
cent, vi ito pAIchAee money az the time vi tAAint
their deeas Apply 70 A. AcCOrIEk, i42 Fultor
street. $50
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-22

the South will thank the North f, r
emancipation. The North may or
may not find that she has killed the
goose that regularly and faithfully and
pnncSaa!ly l,yed for her the golden
egg. That is no concern of ours.
That is their business. But from the
ashes Of the goose will spring up a.
wiser bird who will .feeltllc,' he1 o,r,.
nest
Let us no longer despond and waste
precious time III gloomy forcbodings
Let us rather ADDRESS ourselves to the
accomplishment of the brilliant dcs-
tiny that awaits the SoutA--our be-
loved South. Do not desert your
country. just now we are poor. But
wealth and prosperity lie bcfor. us in
the future and within our grasp We
must not be IMPATIENT. E;,stintt huie.
The true wealth. of a country lies in
the fertility of her soil. Cotton and
slavery have impoverished ours. But
now we are freed from that yoke, we
can easily and rapidly restore it Ivy an
entire change of husb;ndry. Under
the new system of eagricult,1rc that
must take the place of the old, not
MANY decades will Eave passed, until,
instead of the unsightly l:Ioomsedsc
and old field pine, will be seen the
orchard and the vineyard. and abuld-
amt harvests of the cereal crops vii!
reward the toll Of the farmer, and
afford "a bouatiful supply for the de-
mand Of the manufacturing millions
OF the South. In looki~g TO the
iUture of the South, W.. have no
cause for desponde'" but rather to
re]olce and be exceeding glad That
future, disclosing even now 70 the
view Il brilliant career and nln,rnit-
cent destiny, Will justify the exril,na-
ton, Paradoxical as it may seem, All
hail, Emancipation! the harbinger of
Southern regeneration.
NIL DESPERANDUNI.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-22
Headq rs Dept Of South Carolina

HILTON HEAD, $. c., AUG. 7, 1865.
GENERAL UEDEHS NO. II.
TENtE following paragraph from Special
L Orders No. lO7, Adjntant Generals OF
iicr, July 20, 1860, is published for the info--
nation Of this command:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUrAST-GESERAI.S OFFICE,
NAsnlSGToS, July 30, 1850.
SPECIAL oEDERs 10. 4o7
s. BY direction of the President, tho fol-
lowing named officers of the Dist New York
Cavalry are hereby dishonorably dismissed
the service OF the United States for neglect
of duty in allowing the enlisted men of their
commands to break open stores and rob
them, and to commit other acts. of violence
whilst their regiment was en- route over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with stoppagc
of all pay and allowances, until further
orders:
Capt. =. T.. H"@cb"om.
LIST Lieut.. Charl, ) Cramcr.
LIST LirutsE l.. a. Krhcr.
"a Lieut. w. l.. Messcr
I'd Lieut.. l.. McWhortcn.
t. LIST Lieut.. James Mccormack.
Commanding Generals of Military Divi-
sions and Departments will promulgatc this
order to their respective commands:
| By direction of the Secretary of War.
| f. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant- General
! BY order CT .
Maj. Gen. g. A. GILMORE.
! W. l.. NJ. BURGER, A. A. &.
Official: T. u. HoDGEs, Capt. 35th L. s G.
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