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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27
TCi SDiY
and
WI DNESDtY

in .Ar'rs' rcx'. AMI VIII c,utiruc +. u..r, At
II G same plar.. "n iuo>'iav AMI W~'".,,la ,
o 'arn weak. F,'Ncc t.lr hour : Q ucl G..
=. n. and O'Clock. e. ~. urtl tn" t.rri
"Wednesday - >rIte',ri..r r'xt inclusive. for
the Inrp'~" Il ctrr;ing ..rIf tie pr,.v<' IS -
'h- ai"r'sa'l Act IT Va cmbiy. in tie said
SIKH Eh crinn Di>uif.
All rcrs' n CALMING the privilege u here.
after cHe"i>c Ia. right Ct Vu'inc in saj;
Di~tr CT ar" hereby Ii 'if d to MAKE amp ica-
'i'n . III" rndrr>ic.td, wifi proper cvilorce
~ qu 'iitirati n, between : @ sail 2,tl T,.-s.
dar in August aud third Wednesday in Sep.
:erlher next. hetwco1 the hours ar,rc-nanc,i;
9th rwie unde- tie pr,visi, - If 'he af,rc-
SAL -,c: 9t Assembly,. they will no, 10 rcr.
nI'i"l : exercise TIE right Of sU.f.l.e ut the
't'slii K Fa': cleo "n nor ar anv u {; o,er,-
eic ii N INIT sid Act Of 4 e1"n bv >hal! be-
repealed. o. IL prov: ions shall te full CON
piled With.
LEONARD HAYDEN.
WM. e. LOVE
Offer, a. R,:is -.
II ~, E'-,'i.,a District
'fS@in' VI ry's G uI.,y.
July I9tl 1873 Sept. lo:h.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27
ATTENTION VOTERS !

NOTICE * '.cr"iy v.n. ,ha' u pnr~,-
~ ance o o" pr"vi-'nns a. an Arr ot Al.
s"nh.v pa,ael M"rch 24'h ls5 aud "n,i.
ted ar -fc' r.':.rlng - 'he r. gi-'ra.i,r 4
the Voters / ,nr> Stat" tn, uui"rsi.nci
it'nt 'u.v app ini.l uffin,re .: Rr-i,trAr",n
fr 'l.- $50: Il Etect'or, D.>lict OF Saint Ma
ry'~ G unit, viii meet at the Ci.IFIUN
FACTORY, il said District on the : III
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27
fnrta Atrcs, more or less,

All he above property was frmer'y own
Cd ard possessed lv George ". Prrhr"k"
late"f Saint Mar,'s County. dcre ,sed srd
AL 'irs il tic = conc. Election D!s,ric, Of said
Cnnn'v.
TRIMS Of SALE, as prescribed W TIC
Ierr-" are ore i''ur,!i e tie rurcha:e NO,
ley i, cash on ia" j1v OF s..'e--ti.e re.i.;uc l.,
tc ps'd i'll three oval treatments. At oHe
two ard three Wears from: The late OF .;a'e.
The offered payments are /, tie se,u~ed by
the b'ads e Tie purchaser. with sc ur'v
:" he approved hv Tic 7'Tu ter, and to bear
interest f. III The day of sale.
Wien al! The purchase m ney shall be pail.
TIE T'ust,rs will execute u de, 10 'he pur.
chaser fe, clear ard III charged from all
the claims 81 the par'ie. Ia this suit and Of
thlse claiming under them
ANN r. PENRRCKF.
JAMES II. DENT,
Trustees.
July colt, ls66-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27
STOVES,
SyUVCc,
S,nyEs,
B;;ens u CO.,
80 light STREET,,
June -. lSh5-iw

Z II !E-UL4 IL, IL,
IA w. ?:
"a re :. :ll'nnr'.ti az Rl.po-.
Firt-l acc >tu... l.. D tI'4:!.. e:,.c in 10
;L1r'.
also
tiot ,ir F'-rance;
N.ngce, Can.buc.c,:
fari.r .t,..s aa.. G%a.ns:
The Imp rl.i. Pin pruvot O'I y ,,i.;.c.
hatna"aV. Na-h'nP'.".. \ bis aud .:a.r
FIRST class { O i.g s.ovr..
Asrcuitura. Cadrun lur..c.s-an SIPS.
Refrigerator, l mare, &c.
oid stoves 'akeu IN exchange. 20 :fy.a:ys
for al! kinds Of paror srd :c,sl q; ,-cs { -
stantly On hand
JuLe 10Th, l3C5-6n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27

IN md after FhEn,lf, JunD ~, letj, n
N5-,r.me.s GEORGE VEINS ana Many
" tEHNITOT A'lI ron Hs follow
n {. steamers GEORGE WCENS, Crpt
+. Shorter, VIA lea.e B:':inl"re every Friday
morning a; "':pck for ;ne patuxent River ::
r.turnl"g, viii leave Hills Lansing every
MHr'!hv inr Nottingham; 'ruvIn. ! "ttm.i.nm
every T"r.Gay moGnlng At O'Clock lot E.4u
more direct.
Tie So mr. M.4EY WASHiNCirON, Can.
:n,n !. q ,urlry. vii i--H- E,'ttr.ore ~.-.y
Wednesday u!.rnlns ut d " cICck TOR .. ratux
e: Il, r.,utn,.&. VIII iea.. llH''s Lundul.-
every Tau :s'.ty i,'r Nu,,nghnu; isav'Dg Not.
'n.n"n. every frlay morrlns TOR B,l;nlors
direct. Tae nraIe Steiner VIII ~: o..
ne n-,.at L,ntru,s on the River: SEQ 4; IN
Haven aud Pa Font, gola. ard r-,u.n
NJ.
70 f4r:"-r in:oc"ia;!2!.. s"iy ON BOARD he
Steamers, or TO
VI Z. WEENS.
.l.n:
Ju-- o. latJ-,-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27
ATTENTION VOTERS |


y oflCE j. h"rrhy yitep tint in nursnlr-e
"i the pf'vi-';."- at an tr. nf Assem-.
blv. prs Fl March 24.h. 1865 AMI EFT ID
.sn .ic' r."'in~ t" the R"s'>,r ,r'nn ct me
Voters OF tfi- STAT n" nIirry.grsi H. u,
d1iy anp"rn'so Otfi,ers Of Re,-,ra,inn f"r re
III. J.. Q ton D,<iric, ssu. Marv'. C.ul.,r
will me-: q: 81. INlGOE'o STOLE, % ID.
pec. \
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
In August next and will Continue a. meet. a.
The -ar.ie place. IN rme-dav and Wednesday
uf esch week. bt"e"a -" hours u Q 'clD- Z
d. m. ard 5 " c"cf. =. H.. ur'i tie tiin!
Wednesday OF September nex'. j: elusive, TOR
the Pnrp e Of carrying ont the prvt:,l"t.s e
~" a'"re-> d At = y Assembly, ia the ~ !
iit, Eieo:irn District.
MI pr Gus claiming t." privilege n n,re.
alter "xcr':e H. righ' "f wiz IN -aiI -
tri't are fcr"hy ,tf.i 70 make apnilcAt:ou
TIA" lnd RS gne !, With pr per evidence >:
Guailr atlun, between ~. 81! 2ud r"..I :
III Au-n.t and third Il siueS,i,v III S.u-c,l.-
Deer reA.. f"'"' en tie hour. a'or.raIue,i: .
'-r* Sc under III" provisions at me if,rr-r !
Act u Ass n'hlv. they wiri not t- PERMITTED
t'rG"E''l~" tie r,ght Il SUFFICE a. IN. rf.si,-
'rg .! r!'c'l "or 4 .rv su,-e,I i.r.t e!-,.-
'"". ami : Vet nf As - b'r .h.Il b. r..
p""!''!. o. rs IT Tlsl,n: s.a! be fr!!y c ,rlp.i.
c ~:
F. 6. ABEL,
/ J. ii. bi>COF.
| n,"r~ ~: IS ration
! FIR ~ f.r y. D,>'r;ct
Il -. Mar 5 CCluty,
Jul, %, leC5-t tsp. 10.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE


ENiiE Undersigned. appointed Co,nmi>-
Il *i.uec- ~ The Circuit Cc'--, c! s.irt
M = c'un'H "a law ns a,G ,:iy:c ~ r. {. :.
estlt- "t H. z~kiah Deaf. .-,c L: il: coLr-
", deceased. hereby give lo':co 10 al con-
e"r''ed 'ts' 'hry VII! w,e, OIL the 7rs,..iscs
II ,aid deceascd on
UtRSDAT the 21ti d:y oi J",y -, 1T
Of tir. ifn"s. tie uezi :sr day tnpr.a:,c. J
~ execute the tr.et s.. as a(,r,s.;i, c,u.
;nit:; d ~ the s1i; Ec.r,
IuOi q. SPENCER.
JOHN j. ALl.>TiN.
JAMES McKELIa iIAIAETr.
+. +. FLOYD.
JOHN Il. WISE.
en- rL-,,,s.rs
Js.~ 22c.i. $50 ii.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27
FOX SHERIFF

FOX SHERIFF..
GEORGE q. DUKE announces h; n. s.if a.
candidate tor Sher,fF. a, Tie next eiectior,n ),
SlaTs's Ceanty. and soit,s .A. -, p-.t Of a..
-s>ds ard fellow -cst,xesA
~ ~ ~ >.3 10
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE

/SNiE undefa,s: ~ navi. I-,nrre, 20
Leo"ar''t,'"'. u.'crb i: i'r,:e,,fuLal Ser.
':cc' - i { C,o.,c. lie can ;..nal. b.. /, ana
az MS Cd orc. tic auiI,!ng ncw cc>u.
i'r! y Ny Joseph N-rs4n.-" Bet act 10.
!.r-i-2"..: gage.
s. Elk. Sp.iLDsHG
IL D.
June 21H !soe-3n,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27
TL'E.&D.iY'
WEDNESDAY

in August next, and w;il continue :, meet. a.
tie same pa g on Tue>dtv Al "" iu"S,!nv
Il e. c.. "'""'; bet cen ihc hnurs ~ 9 nc'.rli
=. n ND 3 OK, u. M. anil the tLiri
N".!I's lay o: September next, inc iu>i"e. i,r
h I;Irp,so Of carving III t!e pro"I>,o'.> "f
the ai''rc-liI Att oi Assembly, in tn- said
trc nd Flee in District.
\" Ftrs is claiming T." privilege - h"r..
after s,"rci>e Il e riyht Ut Voting Ia IL Dis
,rct are h"r,'' ' Fo'isrI 20 make applicant N
I" y" undersigned, win proper evidence If
nutht! a.! II uerw'cn the sad :2Ld TUESDAY
"a AtLu-t ,,I rLirl N,dnr d.. il September
"e.t, ~. - e. u" E ur> a''re-I and: other
We, u Ter tn. rr"yisi ms OF the aforesaid
VT = assembly. 'hev viii II I 'r T. rmtt..i
- "A'r,.'-' The right "i SURFACE ~ tue sing
fii' ''"cti II. nor ~ any s;:h> 9n"t.t .l', tr,n
All $ ID Act ii .,>>. inliv sn.lI he rel ea'ci
cs Al, ltuEi>iuns si',iI h.. tuli, mplic! With
Jos Il D.lTIS,
U.n c BISCOE,
JOIN ~ LE.lCH,
Ghfcers ri Hegistrntio7a
for s.cond el ction District
Of SaiM .Hary's County,
July 90, sept 10
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27
ATTENTION VOTERS.

NUTlCF. is h"r.ly given. tia: in rrr-
~ .uance q: tie rrnv,si, n .f All Act
ot Assembly. pas el N.rcl, 24th, 1855 and
entitled IAN Act relating e. the Registra-
Oh ri the Voters OF its State HE under.
sirn'd. benz 0uiv appoint, d Officers of Re-
cit a,!on. Tor the third Election District of
Saut Warv's tmnn'y. will meet at the
HEAD IF SAINT CLEMENTS BAY.
between the hours Of 9 O'Clock; a. n. and 5
"ciocE, T. m, tom the 2nd
TUESDAY and WEDNE SNA Y, .iu-
S",t merit.
q TIE Iae, Tus>day AMI Ucir ..a'av in n"
Fame n,>ntl,; and at LEONARD TOWN
II, n lie frrt
TLESD.A J. and WEDNESDAY
in Septemhr 10 tie third Tuesday and We'd,
nrsdav in tie same m"rth, inclusive. frr
the lurrns.. e carrying o.: the provision $
VI the e r's.ii Act Of Assembly, in e
,.l;,, .lirA Eli Gin u tilt.
An leEs,ts claiming tie lriri'ece q
hreAfter -xsr,i.t &c riglt o. V ing in
i'll ni-tii't ar" hers hv tilted O. max,
application 10 the III DE sign ell. with proper
cv''ecr al quaiincaiin1. mt@c'n The SAIL
2nd tn. Say III Au. Ut and third ", DIES
lay III Sep.m'"! next. between 'he hours
ar.re-r: {! t!Wr>e. uI.u,r tire pruvi>i las
- the nfne,ai! AZ, CT Assembly, they Will
III be rc,ulittr,! 10 ,xcrc s. the right OF
81 frare 1T tie ensuing ia election, nor at
any s"issqn. n; c"c.:on. n,.;i! tnii At "f
ass mllv t,.a!i lie r.ut.''d. or its prc.;,-
iu:.s shall hr full, ,omlliei With
49, 4
II. II. Bi.AkISTONE.
C:hc"rs of R.gi.tration
for 3rd rlec'i IL District
Of 50. Nar!s County.
July 18Th 1866 SEPT 10.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27

July d.!S6a-'s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
TIE NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.

A wonderful invention for ladies. Unquestlon.
ably superior TO all others.
Don't fail to read the advertisement In the
RICHMOND WHIG, containing full particulars,
sVsly Monday morning. spll-eYdexM6m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
DURYEAS, MAIZENA

WTAS the only preparation for food from In
w dian Corn" that received o medal and
honorable mention from the Royal Commission
ers, the competition of all prominent manufac.
turers of Corn Starch" and Prepared Corn
Flour" of this and Other countries notwithstand.
ing. MAIZENA,, the food and ixury Of the age,
without a single fault One trial will convince
the most skeptical. Makes Puddings, Cakes, Gus
tsrds, Blanc Mango, &c, without lsinglass, with
few or no eggs, at cost astonishing the most
economical. slight addition to ordinary wheat
-four greatly improves bread and cake. 1t is also
excellent for thickening sweet sauces. graVies for
fish and meat soups, DC. For Ice cream nothing
can compare with it. little boiled in milk will
produce rich cream for coffee, chocolate, tea, &c.
Put up IN one pound packages, under the trade
mark Maizena,, with directions for use.
A most delicious article Of food for children
and inyalids Of all ages. For sale by Grocers and
Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Depot, I66 Fulton st., New York.
je26-ly WILLIAM DURYEA, Genl agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11

ITO THE PRIVATE FAMILIES AND STORE.
i KEEPERS OF RICHMOND, VA, AND
VICINITY.-The great advance in prices of eve
~ article Of domestic use Arst brought out
Kent's East India Coffee.
Since its introduction in 1861, so well liked has
Il become in consequence Of its excellent flavor
and very healthy properties, besides It's great
econOmy-being only half the price of the best
Java Cohee-that il has found It's way into early
every private family, hotel, restaurant and board
ing house in the principal cities Of the East,
North and West, and as 1t undoubtedly will In
the South.
Kenfs East Indin Coffee
Il prepared from pure Coffee and Dande ion Root,
which is known az possessing great nourishing
and invigOrating powers, and when properly
roasted and mixed with pure Coffee is free from
the deetetiOus effects produced by the ordinary
store cOffees, or pure coffee alone.
Kent'S East India Coffee
produces no nervous excitement nor headache,
but Is healthy, palatable and nourishiDg. II can
be used by the invalid as well as BY the strongest
person.
The eminent Dr. PRIME says:
OKent's East India Coffee
Is worthy of all praise, and should be used by
all economical housekeepeTs.
Professor UPHAM, one of our most eminent
chemists, says: Il consider
Kents East India Coffee
a national blessing. | have ben unable to use
any coffee for over twenty years past until Kents
East India Coffee was recommended to me. IL
produces neither headache nor nervous prostra.
lion Of the system, as is the case OF every other
coffee have ever used.
The eminent Bishop Ames Bishop Potter, Bishop
Baker, Rev. DR.. Richardson, Professor Jas. Boyle,
Dr. Eanes, and many other OF our most distin-
gutshed men, all bear testimony 10 the great ex-
celence Of KENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE as
pleasant wholesome family beverage, combined
with household economy, while TO the stOrekeeper
1t aforts q handsome profit and gives general
satisfaction TO his customers.
Kent'S East India Coffee
Is packed in papers containing one pound, true
weight and retains il delightful aroma any
length Of time. II Is packed in cases containing
80 50 and 100 lbs for groeers and large consumers
The East India Coffee Company's depot Is at
l64 Reade street, New York.
RICHARD DAVIES
my2s-dSn eodsm 2twsm itWSm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11

HROMER's HAIR DYE.-FIFTY
N CENTS A B0X.--BOxes larger than dyes
that sell for 81. Natural, durable. beautiful
Wrranted TO please. This article has been tho.
roughly tested by DR.. Chiffon OF New York and
Professors Booth and Garrett of Philadelphia,
who pronounce il free from all poisonous in
Rredients and the material composing IL win
not injure the most delicate hair. Sold by
druggists and fancy goods dealers everywhere.
JOHN J. KRONER,
Sole Proprietor, 4Is Chestnut Street,
my 2-3m Philadelphis,Pa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11

MAYNARD, ELY d ROSE, TANNERS AND
WI CURRIERS-Dealers in all kinds OF Leather
and Shoe Findlngs-have in store large assort-
ment of French and American Calf Skins, Patent
Leather, Hastings Lasts, &C., &C., Oak and
Hemlock Sole Leather, &c, and manufacturers
Of Boot Cater and Shoe Uppers. No. 46 Calvert
street, Baltimore, Nd ie 9O-9m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
TISHWANG.
DR. RAMPS SPECIFIC.-The oil

DR. RAND'S SPECIFIC.-Theo old.
~ est and most reliable medicine for the cure
OF Spermatoehes, Seminal Weakness Loss OF
Power, dc. This medicine has stood the test
Of over thirty years and has always proved a
succets.
DR.. Rand's Specific Is exhibited In the form
of pills, made up entirely of substances that
have a specific effect upon the generstive or.
gsns. Most persons associate the idea of opera
tons upon the bowels from taking any kind Of
pills. The Specific of DR.. Rand ia not Intended
as an evacuating medicine. Its medicinal vir-
tues are expended entirely upon the impaired re.
generative organs. The pills are not unpleasant
TO the taste, and many persons masticate them
with impunity before swallowing them, which
pan we would always recommend, as attending
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for 90. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. JOHN J. KRONER,
Wholesale Agent, 4O3 Chestnut Street,
my 2-9m Philadelphia Pa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11

r OTTERY TICKETS.-Prize, Cash.
IL ed in all legalized Lotteries. Information
given, circulars sent free by add essing
JOSEPH BATES,
jy3 -3m ii Wall street, New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
WELLS CHASE A. GEIIRMANN,

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White Lead of the following brands:
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CalyertOn Pure Lead,
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French and American Zinc in Oil, in kegs or cans,
Phi. Bydrag. Whiting, Ung. Hydrag. Putty,
Colours Dry and in OIL,
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

BADLY Orr FOR AN ARGurgNr.-To show
that the Democratic party Is dead, as it has
asserted, the Statesman of last week quotes
what Pollard, the author Of the " Southern
History Of the War" says Of it. The States.
man thus stuitifes itself-:t hayingfimea and
again charged chat JEFF. Davis was The leas
er Of the Democratic party, and any reader OF
Pollarl's history viii know that he was or.
posed to Davis. But the Statesman knows
for whom it writes, and can renounce or de
ny what it says in one number in the very
next. so-that it assails Democracy and up-
holds Abolitionism, and its admirers will
swallow all it says, however inconsistent
with anything previously published in the
paper, without question or thought. 10
such men Democracy Is dead, because Demo-
eraey is justice, national honor, wisdom and
patriotism. As the Statesman has nothing
to do with either Of these high attributes, we
expect It to trod on III It's own beaten, deyi-
Gus, tortuous paths. Meantime Democrats
win show and prove to the world that the
Democratic party is not dead that, o. the
contrary. it Is alive, active ard inHincible.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
The Late Senator Douglas On- the
Status OftElc Negro.

I'm view Of the importance which at
taehes to the question Of negro suffrage,
and the zeal manifested by some, now
hat the slaves are emancipatcd, to have
them admitted TO full rights of citizen
ship, the following views upon this sub
Iject, expressed by Judge Douglas in the
discussion with Mr.. Lincoln before the
people Of Illinois, viii be read with inter
est and, ii may be, with profit:
hold a negro Is not, and aerer ough,
10 Be. citizen IF the United States, !
hold that this Government was made up.
on IA white basis. by white men, for the
benefit Of white men and their posteri5
jorereg, and should he administered by
white men and none other. do not be,
Ilieye chat the Almighty made the negro
capable of selfgoyernBent.
Now, | say to you, nay fellow-citizens
that, in my opinion, the signers of the
Declaration of independence had no ref
~erence to the negro whatever when they
declared all men created equal. They
desired to express by hat phrase white
men, men Of European birth and Euro
pean descent, and had no reference tt
the negro, savage Indians, or other infe
rior or degraded race. At that time
every one Of the thirteen colonies was (;
slaveholding colony, and every signer g
the Declaration represented a slayehold
ing constituency, and we know that no on,
of them e%mancipated his slaves, mucl
less offered citizenship to them, whe,
they signed the declaration.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28

FT.W .UIEI IETNNT NGaFTe Was Fr9sFIenf Ia haul
"a iutofyiss y b Chancellor Ktat. il The library
Il the letter. vixen Ire conversation turned npsaAe
the trsse3g e 0faeIa. AID sfr. Ada3as asked.
/" ~ va know ;hl neral # otLelIe =
'e!sai.1f' sEefy ere SHOWS tAe moral Of othei-
= - ! s@'eeA'i-
-"
8 : "ss' $
"gvbs. i ,b,t, e@5f - rs.-n.g
surprised.
: ire moral 81 otaeiio. sad The President,
" = tAat a white wela.a IRpss hos marry a black
man
~ station On the overland route. lie keener
80 fa.1er short e provisioos-in fast, had neth-
as ~ tai . po'ts q mustard ara some bacon.
~ las Sss@s ssefped there one day to change
Ne ss~f-efs seated themselves Ut Tue
tah.s-9a4 re- h9st sad
Ne. thank Yea: I nqy,r Cd. bacon" said one
fraFeier.
"Eeli. them" said the station-keeper. .help
yourself 70 the mustard =
on ene f tie shade trses in front Of which a robin
bad built her nest. While the flames we're in pro-
gresS the mother few back and forth. calling her
little brood in the liveliest distress. Bnt when all
proved unaysiing. she took her place on the nest.
a'"' - az sn' "i'h her young
II say, Pat said a Yankee. q xbx don,t Won
sue that Railroad corporation for aansgss Won
have receiye12 Both Of your legs are broken ali
10 smash sue tben far DAMAGES. .ssae them
IT, 'a'3r'as IIi 81 eoy ! nave damage enough
- '"1AA . repairs.
The SI.0o0 dressing ease at The CHICAGO SANTA
~ Fair. for tue prettiest girI in Chicago. was voted
10 Miss anna l. Wilson. who reeeixed Io-3 votes
- - -. : "a sa9y' ma ~ i"r a tGiTd. The
""9'' ''"'s' . 'oses' az q eaeh' was 9.4di-
When an infael was on his death bed. his conf
denee in his ~1fdclity shaken, and some of bis
friends urged him 70 hold on to the last. his reply
vas was =, nave no objection to holding on but viii
- : "of on .
An old lady Who hadj insisted on her minister
praying for rain. had hdr cabbapes emf nm nv a
nan .ha Storm a ana' on xleE,ns the wreck, remarked
- 10y : AAe nun undertake anything
Nnhods oFsfd"'hs me matter.
Tire old backyard Brawnlox. the Governor of
Tennessee i ont in a letter. requesting the colored
) Peolle NOT . treat me whites radely, or speak
Tennnssa - e s,eD,- o@4"o0 Is " top OF the pile IN
tennessee row!
AfiennI WARD, IN a otter from Richmond, says:
civ. H. 49, me- mr - - h"sPaalay OF ,ne
also yer, kindly placed At nv disnosaI sn,sIl NC
arnbooIanee1 - "'sf'sa' a s'aii PoA
4 Scottish clergyman wa. .n.ne,a.d 60 $500.
r ;nr in ! letter hat he ransider%d - = psiasa :
very fH-used man. as he had done mare far cbr,s
tianifv tban an he otsor ~; aas = = :. :.
~
A recent sanitary inspection of Sa.ebez d;selo-
SEES the fact that the city is At present nonulatoa
4 5;ors nasnn5 ~ r. ''ayo : negroes, a,vzo sol
- a. 4 : sAy Aiaits' z,oti, 1psai'
: : rains - I" a. I aa,n Els watch, when ne said
I nos nos IN > NJ J. .aiI sha' Lse M mln Your
,pe ehia' don wan,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
\ nAegur.r.oR ON BACHELORS.

A life d. eHbaey is to IA man far from
bcins m nnnitia1icl fortune. II is. no
Ianll. ~ alnloa I'll the points in which
# can b. contfast ted with welded life. IN
farior 70 II that ia to say. it is less hap
rs. less natural. an1 les conducive to
tic ecteral aud particular welfare. I'll
more rarely Calls upon The %ecntler. and
pcrltair dlfiner ciiords ina laa'i's heart,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-28
RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
TnM cIlILD AND SUNSHINE.


Thro' the daor5way fawe.l the sunshine,
In n Hood ~ molten cold
Like y cah4farf Of Glsft.
Down the riite-l eioads it rel1e}.
While = child uinn the cau,sf.
Laughing ran 10 where IL lay.
With ht li5tlv b1asia fsteatag,
Like a dream ,t aed away.
For n cloud had wandered Ger rs.
And the hlpc of heusea aad eaoe,
And the iay3 win Hf tHc Tempest
Beat the suiien Az a.1us
ssh. the chS4. his haaa eNseHiL
oaged upon t4 vActut floor,
Mating. waiehmg, for the sunshine,
Which weall cgmo that day ne Nor.
Iianpv rhilihood, watehia-, waiting,
In Your sweet ana rosy Glow.
Yun will fellow hopes rs ae
In the path yeer fees tanst Ee !
Aud your lenain ieet will anssr
While the Jov-rays dtalF burn,
For the warm and pleasant sunshine
That viii never htuFe %tetarst!