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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

enemy" We may certainly receive ius.ruc-
ton though it comes in unpalstatle doses
from profes sed friends. Even harsh and
pupgent examinations into our principles
and conduct, are more iLvigorating. if less
agreeable. than indiscri miuate praise,
Tie Westminster Review, liberal. theo-
logically and politically; the Edinburgh.
whg; Blackwool Intensely tory; the North
British. the orgsn Of the Free Church par
t,v, and the L'nd N Quarterly, conservs-
tive, annually contain more, in small
space. of literature. science an art. than
many well-selec,ed library Those who
wish to acquire the essence OF cnrren, lit
era'ure can find it in these periodicals.
The publishers. Mes.rs. Leonard Scot.
L Co.. IS Walker Street. New York. offer
them at most liberal terms, viz:
Per annun,
For any one of the Reviews 81 90
For any t~o Of the Reviews 90
For any three,of tho Reviews ~ 90
For any four Of the Reviews II 90
For Blackwoods Magazine 1900
For Black wood and one Review : 90
For Blackwood and any two of she
Reviews 10 90
For Blackwood and three Of the Re-
views 13 90
For Black rood and the four Re-
views IS 90
Were these imported, they would cost,
with the premium on gold, about $7j.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
THE NEWS.

~ -.
The important news Of the week, is
the surrender Of Gen. Kirby Smith,
commanding the Department Of the
trans Mississippi, with all the forces un-
Ger HE command, including the materi-
ais both Of the rebel army and navy of
his department, to the United States for
ces under Gen. Candy. This surrender
was concluded on the 25th ultimo -
The surrender of Gen Smith disposss o.
the last organized force Of the late Con-
fedcracy and concludes the Great R"bcl-
lion. There is now, We believe, no where
within the limits Of the tiui,cd States O
rebel force contesting the power of the
national authority As an evidence that
the war is at an end. we see that the
Government has authoriz d the di.casrgc
of all prisoners in its hands who have
been sentenced by the military tribunals
to Imprisonment during the war.
The trial of the conspirators at Wash
iugton stills drags it's slow length along,
but it is though, in we'll Informed circles
that decision will now soon be rescued.
President Johnson. We see i, stated, has
publicly declared. that whco the present
Court Martial eases are disposed off, the
temper and sentiment of the country thall
not again be outraged oy any appeals to
the offices Of these courts during his ad-
ministration.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
from the New York Ledger !

=,
Ma"S P'1P'e suppose '"a' me ,c"":a' :,
"e".'a' ID '''e, =, was ean,'' Is, oy MS 'a''-
n'e !" 'ake 'rt Fisher The true reason
u rms wren general Butler was 10 com
manu- 10 .h'~ cliy' previous 10 .n" ''s'
Ffcs'u'n ID, 'fec''"n: certa'n "''c'e aP'
pesrcd !" IA" NV "rk Hr"'t which 'hc
usnefa' o'1 aot ilke. H""n a. nc Fr'a IL
DC al once d.spa'rheu Que OF 1'S a'": I"
ms ,e 11er,,' ,i;''e. 10 s""'o"" ''s "'a'ae ~
'"'''' VA. ~ "tioA' - ''' "'"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
S-rpu,ss ,yp Rg.GAN N FeRr WAR

SrEpuxxs .SD RE.GAN N FeRr WAR
Ksx-The B,ston Herald of Friday siys
The rebel Wee President A. Il. S'ePh-
en-, and Postmaster General Reagan we're
transferred FROM United States steam slo"p-
of.war Tuscarora to Fort Warren on Fri
day. N.i.her Of the distiu guished rebels
knew rha. the other was on board the
Tuscarora. AMI when they were taken fr'm
,ha. vessel they were p'a:sd in .eFara's;
bos.s, and the secresy ,ha' was observed
On their parase to the fortress waS main
,sined after they en'ersd it. Iajr Gene-
r.l Dix, comna,dcr Of the dePa7fm-nt'
wto arrived il Bcs o, Wednesday night.
went down to Fort War; u cary in the
morning. and mc. the prisoners on 'h"ir
arrival. Agr,ea'lv 10 bis or "rs : rate
cells were construed for St'phtRs and
Rea,a, under the o.hc rs quarters IA the
casema.cs. To thes' p'ac the rebels
were taken and LOCKED up and strong
guari wa. p'ac d or'r them. They VII
no, be a'lo we'd to tax TO any oie. nor t.
Give any letters or pap rs: a'd the fact
% the c.hrr'S corfnem mt a. For; Warren
is no. to be knoxn to -i'hcr, The orders
conc ring them arc very s'ric'.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
A Parting W ord.

We arc now under bond of promise to
keep the peace towards our ncighbor of
The Times, which fact, VIC hope, will cx-
plain why i, is that We Go not abolish him
at "rce and be done with il. He is at u.
again in lie last issue, but in Difference tr
"ur new obligations. we shall pursue the
>uf ject Of controversy between US no fur.
'h"r. and allow Lilo whatever triumph o,
satisfaction the last word may enti,le him
to elj"y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
The Interest nt = 30 per crn,
amounts 10

Notes "f all denominations runei w,lI be-
promptly furnished ui,' rc.crp, II .4..cn..-
tiun..
Tae n",e- of thia t.. | ar-i.. are pree,,,.v
"Allar IN form anL p,,.Ilr.ea to the s.. en-.
.hnt'es sis,ndy s.!J e1"-,,, tsa, the Cavern.
meat reserve, :" tsrf the ui.r."n .f pay.nr ~
tere :; N gold coz" s ,e- r.,'. In-.,i -" J
$40 ~ m currency. S,kser.EtIs Will I-iI.s
'he interest IN currency np To July l3sh. vt -
'n'A' when tney subscribe.
The ."l, tie note. .f r..s .h.rG s,..
"i Ia" Sew" h..,l'a wit ccmInei.:e sr I.e
sfJ""-. "ni Mi he "ads pro",.tly nn! hi
Nous after ,L.t ..m-.
Ii" 81 III sAar e made IN the ennd,tDp. Vi
thn THIRD SERIES ahe Is only he n, ,,.r
"f'"tr'es,. Tne i'.ymen, IN s.!i. # m,!..
W! &c eru,"le.t tn he >arre"cy ,nterea; VI -.
hI. -r rat.
lie return To specie payments IN the event .f
which oriy AL tLr option 10 pay IUsstss, !,
dold oe avnlied ni, WOULD 40 reduce asd sqial1.
pfi"es tha, nv rchases made with ak 'er e~t
IN gold would he fully equal to t'.".e ma te w..h
seven aud three -lenths per cen, Ia carreasy.
! This 10.
The Only Loan In Market
Now offered by the Government. aad It's sups-
risr advantages make it the.
Great Popular Loan Of the Peo-
PIE.
Less than $3.50 600 900 Of the Loan s.thornzed
bys"ngress are nowon the narkei. THIS amount.
at the rate a, which 1t is being absorb ID, will all
be suhsc rioed for within six:y aays. when the
| notes will undoubtedly Command . pss-:ism, a.
has uniformly been the case on sios,ng the
subscriptions to other Loaas.
In order that Citizens Of every town and ser-
Ton Of the country may be sh"rtsi iaciii,es for
taking the Lsan. the National R,nks. State
Banks. and Private Elnk.rs throughout ths
country have generally agreed 20 receive sss-
scrP,ons a. par. Suhscr,bers will se!ee, their
s"n agents, IN "hon ia-y have confidence. aud
wtto only are,o be rsoousible 70, The delivery .i
ihe notes for which they receive orders
JAY COME,
Srs.cairrioH Aorxr, Phiiadel,.hia
srsschrr'oSs WILL ss RECEIVED BY the
Frs National Bank of Anna,ois
First National Bank Of Bsh,taore.
Second Na,ioha! Bank ot R,l,.raore
THIRD National Bank o. Pal,imors
June ]. 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
From The Petersburg Express

IRON The let' rSourS ExIr'Ss
Ia H. al a:nrsiag ircid Mt occnrrad il a
aeiyhsori,s court: few davs si"cr. du
ring the march of IA column o. United
States troops The ncg-o's collected on
every farm to vi ness the passage Of the
sodi RS and in mauy is'anc.s GREETED
them with evident marks OF pleasure
Sitting upon gate post, upon one ofthese
farms. wa. sharp little darkey jus. inter
ing his teens. who, when he was told o.
his freedom capped his Lands and shon'ed
for iov. rs free. Is free!' he exc'ain.
ed in ecstacy to his mamma, Il ain''
ewine to rock de c:adle no more, 'caise
Use free"
Running 10 a vonger sister, he impar.
ted his newly obtained Intelligence. saying:
"Yon is free-don't pick mp 10 more
chips" And spying cat la1iiy stretch.
in: her limbs in the sunshine. he reached
the climax by screaming ont: And you'se
free pussy. don't ke,ch no mors ra's. V
Whether the delighted fellow went on ad.
dressing the fuxls. the ca:'le. the hogs
We 90 KNOW, Uut me d'oNc u E'ia'tu a
an actual occurreac". Such freedom rs be
would have the ca' enjoy would COS, her her
life, tu. freedom in his mind was the Joy
par excellence Of his lie.
GES -E--Returaed Pr,sid'ni.-The Wash
ington correspondent O! the Philadelphia Led
ger says:
The ruaor iha, il was IN contemplation 10
arrest Gen. Lee must be- erroneous, as under
the terms OF Gen. Grant. he. With the other
officers and men of his army who snrreuiertd,
ere 10 remain .'und,s,urbel by the United
StaGes .u'horty" 40 long as they conducted
themselves m accordance ~Ith the laws IN force
IN their respective States. So long, tnef efDre,
as IN csc men commit no acts violating the terms
nj their parole ,rey may be regarded as safe
on punishment.
The me-, en,ent ,augur,'ed here for the e1 :
puls,o0 Of those residents ~ hu had bees SouIs
and sorgh, to return to their former home ,u
this district has saIeH throneh--the President
having s-niied that II d.L no. u,est with h.s
q ai'iTool:Ion.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
asting and Prayer.


Our readers DO not require to be told,
We suppose. that ,c-:ay has been SET apart
Nv III. civil authorities Of our country. and
q ner.l!y recognized BY those to whom
We owe religious obedience, as day of
,a,ional humiliation and prayer; and that
xc all have been Invited 20 forcgo our Or
d;Dary 9. cular labors, aud TO assemble at
our Jif!rrcpt al,ars Of belief, TO testify our
...rroy at the los which the nation has
sustained in the d"a,h cf its first citiz n. =
Though it i. an unu.urlly bnsy time with
orr people, VIC feel oontil cut that the lnri-
ta,ion will be generally responded to by
our community. We ere willing TO be-
li.vc that much good will result TO US
all, individually. aud TO our country at
large, from a general and proper "b$er-
vance Of thi. day throughout cur land. II
is day especially proper. We think to
weed from all hearts the hatrcds and heart
lurniugs which civil s:ri'c Las cneendered,
and proper day. als', on which to lay
the founlatpns Of Christian ana public
.nmi,y between men who have been long
and wiicly c.,rangrd 10y different c"nvic-
sions oc duty. bu, who have been brought
yctler q last BY mysterious diSrensa-
ton of Providence around the same al'ar>
to MOURN over calamity common to all
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
New Potatoes.

We Acknowledge cur Indebtedness to a
couple of cur village friends foE specimen
copies 0: The irst new Potatoes of the sea-
son. TIE first were abou. the size # d
pulle,'s egg. and We ,houglt at tie time,
that they were unusually large aud for
Ward fr the season. The second, how
ever, greatly eciipsed The first, and. IL
deed, were nearly or quite twice as large
Tie later we're taken from the garden Of
J. T. Fenwick Esq. Specimen copies
n l lave ou: warmest synpathies.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
LOYALTY vs Cummarce.

Loyalty VS. Commerce.
The civil authorities Of Baltimore aud
the ardent patriots. generally. Of that or
thodox city, appear TO be dreadfully eyer
ci>ed at prese-t about the return of few
roor raroled rebels to their homes in Bal
.imo-c. and a determination is evinced to
drive these away without prologue or Ger.
cmony. and against the wishes and ,, licy,
we believe, Of the national authorities -
A. the same time, however, with an eye
to the main chance. these calculating gen.
try show an itching palm for rebel trade OF
for the patronage Of men. at le,s.. who
have been as arrant rebels as any Of the
nnfrtuna'es who are threatened TO be ban
i>hrd FROM their families aud sent upon
their travels agaia Stand back :" says
the voud"r of sweet things to his juvenile
an'llcnce in the story, ''stand back, you
miserable little ragamufins. you, stand
back, AID let the nice little boys, with
pennies iu their fingers, come forward."'
Our friend Down. hl. aga in taken the
editorial helm. and makes polite bow to
The readers of the Leuuard,own Caz.Ne,
in lis last issue We welcome him back
to our fraternity, and wish him every sue
cess
y word to friend d. Stop that con'ro-
vcrsy inaueursted by WELLS, of the Port
Tobacco Times with your predecessor
We command the peace. by virtue ef our
seniority. AM! insist that the Times and
G"-'ne live, as heretofore, in Lrothcr!y
love. All, how sweet is peace after til,
long and bloody war which has desolatct
the taircst portions Of our land and sen,
to their eternal homes SO many brave msn
-N,dCoro Gazette.
We are deeply obliged to our ancien
friend for bis kind wishes in our behalf
aud duly grateful. We hope. for the wise
"dmoui'ions which accompany them We
shall the effect ofhi> judicious lessons keen
as wa'chmau to our heart. partly on ac.
count of his seniority" venerable man
that he is, but chiefly because we have
los, all stomach f"r wars and would be a
peace with our ncighbors and the world, i
they would only let US.
"Rut, good Hlv brother,
D." not, ns some unsrarious pastors do,
Show Az the E'eep aud thorny way to Heaven
Whils', like prf''d and reckl+r4 llber,ine,
Yourself the primrose 20, h nf dalilance tread
And rerk not your own read
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
Wild StraWber erries.

We are iu receipt from james Jones.
Esqr., of Drum Cliffs, on he Patuxent riv-
er, of present Of wild straw berries, which
We have f. und to be ofunu.ually cxccllen,
flavor These berries were cf a remarka-
bic large size, heing quite as large as the
usual cultivated berry, and to our taste, as
much superior in favor as the canvass
back is to the ordinary domestic duck.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
a Novel Project.

A proposition has been started ty the
mon"y.d mcn Of tue Northern cities to
pay IF the National d, bt by subscription
sharcs of $40, 900 each Over a million
of money has been already subscribed
Altogether, we are much inclined to IA
'or this project. We have notion
that the plan Of paying off the nation.
crbts ty the capitalists, if not a good
thing for The capitalists themselves, will
turn cut. TO be very great blessing to the
tax payers Of the country, if it succeeds
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
y. s. $40 Six per &C,
q y l. b.B + 4 RING BONDS

These R"nts are now worth haadssue ,rs-
miu = All areexsrnt. as re sll the q .vsrn,nset
H'n Is fr"m SiHs. County sud .M.aieipal .ass
1901" 'sh''' "fi' from s"s 8" fhrse per cent. per
an"'tm 10 itfir ra!"t. ,c>rd,n. 20 lh- rate lev.
led "rsn othrr rr" cry. Th' .sierenIsp.y.
able -s"' --"n!.'ly by coupon. alta .hei To each
H"te. which may hs "a. or ard s-,ld 10 any
bank Or banker.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

IxpIrED PR M,kp~g TIA. Grand jury
Of Carroll County hav. in)i, 4 Henry II
Wsmrl"r. William II B John B.ksr
Jesse Murray and P,ter II. H"nrv. ci,i-
z.ns cf Westminster. for III" ,ll..geL XII
ling of Joseph >h,w the ..li'nr sri pr, :
prirtor Of tn. Westminster y. ~, s.rn :
They have all giv,n bail /, awai, tr.l.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

Tux y Y. 7sn,rs lays Of the Democra-
tic purity:
The lif. and strength Of the ole Demo-
cratic PARTY vas it's n,t'on"l spirit. From
it. earliest history ttis never failed to as
ser. itself clearly. frrvently. We may say.
indeed. i~rceiy. on every question involv-
ing the preservation. or ihe enlargement.
or ;he iinnor and glory Of the country. In
our rrea. ,ntroversics with ErS land, with
France, with Mexico. it vas peculiarly the
war ra-'v. In every minor dispute With
other nations it WAS always the party most
sp, to plant itself on high pret"n.ions and
extreme claims. In our domestic affairs.
it was the party tha. always lab"red most
earnestly to put down sectional discard ani
to siren g,hen the bonds Of the Union "
These are frank admissions. and It the
Republican press generally will emulate
the spirit shown by 1he Tmrs aud we may
add, hy the Traveller in this city We
can really begin to think. as VIC frrvently
hope. rha. the eva of good feeling is begun.
-B~ston Coxrier.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
BlAcKSM|THIuG.

TliE undersigned most respectfully infdrus
j the citiz.ns Of CHAPTitO DISTRICT
and the public &. Ecraily TIA, he has located
Limsel: at Chap:icn. where he l. prepared 10
execute al kinds of work in his iue VI hu.i.
nsss, at the lowest cash rate Having lad
several years experience. he f.els c"r.h fsns
that he can give general satisfaction and ~
LETS si'are of the publ. patronage.
WM. II. WtBI.E.
ChApno".
81. Mar, 60.
Md.
April l3:L lsGS-2D
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

An Ep1roRIAL.-LprIsviLLE. May Is.
The Journal in an elaborate editorial
entitled IAN open letter TO the people ul
keatucky," closes as follows:
"The time has come for ut once cr..
ting up by the roots the upas tree which
for more than half century has poisoned
our prosperity and RETARDED the growth
of that public spirit which our full dcv.l.
nur.en, requires Let the people, there
fores cast aside the fossillized politician.
who would impede their progress in the
broad path Of destiny which opens before
them, and to this end let .h'm in Angus,
mkt, elect no man to the G neral Assem-.
by Of the State who will Not pledge him
sci! to the immediate aud unconditional
ratification of the Constitutional amend.
m.nt"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
SAINT M l2rS GAZETTE
THURSDAY MoRNtNi. JUNE |, 1865
LEONARDTuWN y, MD.

EF-In consequence off large number OF
legal and other advertisements which are
pressing upor US 4, this: time f"r Insertion
We have been Compelled to omit tho usual
amour, .; reading matter on the first pag
of our paper. We ask our patrons to bear
,;,h US at present. We have made ar
r.nsemcsts for n new and smaller charactcr T
Gf type Oh which 10 priut our paper. and
this will enable US to meet all advertising
demands, as we'll as to increase the quantl-
t. OF Jus reading matter.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
NOTICE or DTVyDEvn


nR. wM. WOODWARD Ia. L,.,,.,
~ FISHING POINT. near n Iis:oue La.1.
Ins' and respectfully offers hi. prafrs.io. Al Ger.
vices 20 the rul.
Nay 30th ls6i-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
7-3O LOAN.

These notes are issued under date Of J ,lv ls
lSI'' and are payable ,hres years frsa, .h.,
Gate IN currency. or are e.nverIible Al tho option
Of the holder into
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
DIsSOLUTYONOFCO-PARTNERSIIII'

FIE Co-Par,nerShip heretofore ex.
is'ing between the undersigned in the
Mercantile Bu.iness at the Head u 81
Clements By, Nd Ia. been dissolved b.
mutual consent. Either msmter Of tho late
firm is authoriz d ~ recsip; r the deta due
the irlu.
W F. LEACH,
ID. J. PAYNE.
June 1t, lsc5-3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
O. 5. 7-@ loan.
THIRD SERiESf
S23O,OOO,OOO.

ny authority "f'he Secretary Of ,A. Tr...s.
ty' The undsr'Isnsd the General Subs<,,p,,. IN
agent Ter 'he esle Of the United S,.,ss seeur,.
"e'' oilers TO the rub.io the :kira serss ~
Treasury Notes. be..ins seven .ad thr~<.,..,h.
per cent. interest per snnnm, known a, ,h.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
BUSINESS NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the entire interest in
III the Store lately kept by l-.ach d
Payne. Head Of ST. Clements l!a., Nd, .he
Und-rsi gn,d takes occasion 10 inform. hi.
friend, and the public tha, he expect, 70 keep
constantly on hand large aud iull a.snr!-
men, Of all KIND. of goois usu .liy Kept for
s.e in q 8 country. 't1re and he ple,i: Is sim sell
10 sell as low ~ any store ia the county ios
ea.h or nroiuce. Tharkin. his Trends and
he P. lc Er the hhsr pat osa,s hs LA.
hrre.of"ts received, he respectfully solici,s e
eontlLuAnce of the same.
WIFI. LEACH.
H"sd Of st. Ce.n,n,'. Bay
June lst, 1865 III.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

lVALUE OF BTRDs--The English spar
rows which have been introduced into
Jersey City have cleaned the trees en-
tireIy ofjworms. A pair win destroy six
hundred .eAlerpillers daily in feeding
their young TIE robin of this country
iseqpalty as good tree yermifage, and
ought mot. to be- killed by, spoFtsmen.
They are now ,fouHd in the pablo
squares in Philadelphia doing the uork
Of cleaning the trees of yermin.-LoHis-
vile yottrRGtaglH47 dsE91lf E3d.7l-
We lived for three years in house
surrounded by fruit trees. Robins and
cat-birds built their nests 10 the trees
and raised their young. Owe cultivated
their friendship by protecting them from
rude boys, and they repaid our kindness
by keeping our trees free from worms,
and By singing sweet songs TO wake us
in the morning. ao1f tCamiss1 si3I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

ANOTHER CoMBIEArIoS. The Chicago
TInses has intelligence, from New York,
that the paper-maksrs have combined
to run on. halftime for several months,
and are trying TO extend this combine
ton all over the country, in order to
keep the price of paper mp. They are
to begin this pleasant business on the LIST
of August. Perhaps Congress win see
the prOpriety Of taking the duty of
foreign paper, in which case, these gen
tlemen will fnd that running ON half
time will be dear investment. Cheap
paper is almost M essential as cheap
bread, If the price of newspapers is TO
be feduced-and 1t 10 very desirable
that it be done, % soon al the coalition
Of the paper market viii warrant It
such combinations of paper mAnufac-
tursrs must be broken up
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
= - -
u ELIGAL.

ss- FOR N,RE THAN TwENTi YEAEs
MATS kN = NhNs rlAR AslR DYE hAa stood
the tO't Of rial, and con ,ta4ily intreAsing in
publ sayor. q l-ftsENt q gZfEff ~
TaE Va att N HAIR DYE 70 the best and
cheapest mad. IT. price IL only Tjc, and each
bottle oon'a'as oeubie the quantity OF Dye In
those usu lily 81 drr 81, 0gA a daa4W3E
TN HAIa DYE 10 manufactured hy a pscu
lar t,roc, IS, witch rendsisf hanItsIy SUPER
toa dyein he market Being com pleta iae
bottle, prepar 4tion 10 required. Which grsa
simplihes the applications In a.~rE,
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that rusty
dead apPearNn,sby which d. d az aud whiskers
are - rsadily rrcogn ssd, when In 'erfor srli!
lie has be n used, as IL pro noes psrfactly nAsu-
al color Of sny shade that is<sslrod, fr IN q rich
blown Js.Iy lu.trous siaek. that viii nSs
smut, er Co o. sisin the clothing. Invest 7ee
and Wm be COW Incsd. cold BY all Drug
g.sts and aney @ ,ods Dealers. ----
1. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAs BARNEs Co., ksw York, whole.
AE.nta my9a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
OBITUARY.

Dltd % dIssass Of the 6ssrse and liver, a. ths
Eesidsass Of hss fatbsrs III IndsaaspoIf Ind on
shs 30 ylof Mach. Isss, n xnai5,s y. KIsEs.
Ihs saaiset Of this nosisss sss born sls1Uhsn.
paige sCanty. Ohio. Jzss 9sth. IssosEHs oSsd
80 Iadiaaa with his fashsrs ianIly,ip ahs "a Of
1857. He sntsrsd Ihs IndiAnA Asbufy Instisu-
ton In tbs ALI Of 1ss6, and eoatlHasa asers IL
months. Re then entered upon she study Of Law
IN tbs ofnes Of Hon James \. Blythe, EgansvIlIe,
lad, where he nads sSeh Pre- aeissey that he was
admitted 70 he Bar, IN a. very shart time. He
then moved % PFlncsfsD, Isdiana, WHARF he con.
snusd 70 prsetics In hi profsssio n vi IA Tsri,a
successes, ustII The year 1881 he then Hsn. % IL.
ds4naPclis, where be took rank st ones with ths
abEsst IL sysrs Of the etats, and ntiausd tk.,,
NATL ais death asnG III e aoas1e "a To
As . speaker. hs had few equals. HI "a -
young nan Of very popular m an nsrs ma ursnea.l
ssssing appearance. BE Wa fond On Poe nv 4,
Literxtarss and ais sosial qualities wsrs II -
highAst order. Bis devotion t. his friend, xaz
Psrhaps one of-his strongest cs1ractsriste.
There wa no saeriAes TOD GrsAt for hssn 10 rszks
% Fsiisss trfead In distress. q sssaToanA 80
A ssturAl ssoaleSusse., hsrIsfs .hekiad HIM
many gerry zuAny devoted frisnds; though
dead, sad tie gsssn sunusr graz and aovsrs.
planted b ii. mother and . stsrs, cover hs grave.
many "a sys viii nqIaten at the bare msnaion Of
the nane-"H ARRI KTGER;., BE had his f.ulss !:
who has aotf Let them b buried xffh him, and
Fsmsmbersd no mcrs fsrsver
!. I an tnfornsa By his father, Rev. J shn Kfssr,
thAf for nany rssks befsre bis deAth he became
pzaysr4al and psnitsnf; aud about ten days before
his parting hour he told bis fsther Thar Es haa
s1ughs aade fSund an interest in The Grsati q r..
ansusr. Hs bore hit last fIlness nesk1v a. -
sss rsqussting ths family 10 rizsf him In heaven.
he fsIIssass1 iasdssiA SifheHa streggs Lfzd
"a ssao FADES summer elsnd swaF.siFkdJ ,zaf
- So EiRks ths gale when storms ara opsY,. !. .
Q. 30 gsatIy 81 ats the eye OF day, - 1''S
lsA 30 dies wave ssoak the shore nRUE