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CONSUMPTION CURABLH KY HERBAL RBMR-


pIALs-DR O. PHELrs BROWNS AcAuAk BAIsAN will
positively eradicate nightsweas deepseated coughs
marasmus. sharp pains IN the chest d1cut eIpeotors
cousum pton will disappear after the Esam has been
used reasonable length Of time. 1t is compounded Of
native aud foreign herbs, and healing balsams
whose curative effects prove that Nature has provided
remedy for every disease Price 81 per bottle six
for o.. To be had, Wholesale and retail OF DENAs
BARNES & Co.. N. Y; JOHN l.. PARKS Cincinnati.
Ohio; 5. Itch. No. 90 Kuee,aud-st Boston. Mass. {;
and by druggists generally.
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ru, TREATMENT OF FREEDMEN IN SOUTH

Tu, TREATMENT OF FREEDMEN IN SOUTH
r. I'M 60 a. n Howard, commanding Bnrenu
~ p. and Freedmen has received very i'm
ssnon Ts;s sa ns
SCUM csroa receyed as regards the islands along
e coast some 600 oolored children attend school
regularly some freedmen are I.anS ec,ca
Soik eu,.usa.hg nnsderable quantity. From the
s" .hs reports IL are not far from
summerv c. the freedmen are terribly Oppressed ssa
than in state Of says L ,hot down with With
sen, on RoSss 81 murdered freedmen have
been found in the woods butohersd by gnerrs. She
have banded together under oath TO Kill ever! AUG
bodied ftssdmAR found Of bis plantstlon. Cs-.,,c,.
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Fire Mt Jackson. Mich.

DETROIT. Tr1dhy, JUNE TO, ItbI
The west wing OF the State Prison at Jackson
psrncd last night by this fire Austin. Tomhrson &
Webster wagon manufacturers, lose $4,000; insured
sor $1,000.
Wilmington. Cooley & Co.. farming implement con
tractors lose Sl5,0OO They were fully insured Wal.
ter Fish, boot and shoe contractor loses g. Oc0 insured
half
1t Will cost the State $40 600 to rebuild
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FROM NRW.ORLRANs.
Csssmu siestten with TeXss-Gev. A"en's
Farewell Address-Ths Texas ExPsdi'
EEw.ORIpANs Monday. June IL. 1866.

tSOns - .~
EEw-ORIEASs Monday. June ~ 100.
There are and will be limited restrictions on
travel to ports the Texas coast bat ee sha unre'
stricted truve and communication VIII open IN hve
rtnpipe but private lines steamers will be plying in
few DAYS.
TIE steamship Fung Sluey has arrived from New
York.
Gov Allen has published his farewell address 10 the
people Of LouisiaIs, wherein he advises ten perate
language manly dignity. and submission to the laws
in the inevitable Of events they must depend
pon the United State make them cOniented prosper
Gus and happy. Refugees are advised 10 return home
take the oath OF allegiance. work with redonbled
energies and prove true and subst antal citizens He
announces himself an exile. but prays for permanent
peace and prosperity to those who live under the flag Of
our common country.
Gen. WeiiIels command left tae mouth Of the Mis-
sissipp on the l0th. bound west.
new register of voters will be commenced 10 NOR
under new appointment.
Gold Is quoted l3J.
Middhng Cotton 47c.
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fAdvertiseuIent.l
A FIXPD FACT,

Every family needs a CLOTHES WRINGER. The
Peoples is the cheapest and BEST with cork roller
and cog wheels galvanized iron frame, aud rubber
springs where they should be-undcr the LOWER ROLL
Families and laundres that prefer it 10 all others
To be had OF all the pncpal dealers at the PEOPLES
CLOTHES W RIsGrR CONTAIN. No. 49i Broadway.
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fAdvertisementl

CHAMDERss STEAM BRICK MACHINE
The CREATES, machine in the world Makes 90 bricks min
ute 30 900 10 beur twc,hrd less cost than hand
made For .peosrns Of brick model and patent rights,
spPlyto ABRAn REouA.
No n Courtlandtst. tup stsirs
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fAdvef.isementI

DEMOREsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE POB July,
with extraordinary attractions aon8l ubilse Prize
Song: Fireworks Illustrations for Fourth Of July
Steel Engravings. Fashions. Household Matters Origi.
nal Stories Illustrated Poems and other novelties. Do
not fail 10 see the splendid July No. Ready next week.
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fAdvertisenont.1

Itch ITCH ITCH
SCIAlCHi SCRATCH SCRATCH
BLANKS ITCH CEgAIE
will cure the Itch in thirty six hours also. Scald
Head Old sores and all Eruptons Of tho Skin; con.
tans mercury Price 20 cents per box. For sale by
cists IN New York
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Marine pisnsfer.

PORTLAND. Frlday. june 10, 800
The Ship Norwester, from New-lo for San
francisco put in to-day leaking badly. The leak is
Che waters edge forward The ship will not hove
" discharge for repairs.
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HOBBIES GOLDBy BITTERS


THn lkPALLIBLs RFMRDr
DTsPBPsfA' DrsPy
DEBILITY, WkAKSEss. &C.. &C.
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FoB SALE EyERYwBERK.

The great regulator OF the system and preventive to al
diseases incident to warm aud chaug.stde climate
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ADVERTISEMENT
CLOTHISG.-PRICEs REDUCED 80 PR CENT AT
Nos 30 ad 2,2 Bowery. GEOEGE 4. HuSIkE Co
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OLD EYES MADE NEW,
Without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicines. Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address f.. II.
FOOIE, Nj. d., No. ]. 40 Broadwat New-York.
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Gpetial Notices.

The Euumerafors Of the siNfeenth Wa Tne ns ~
,,..,.a o. meet Al No. 2l5 Eiyhthaye, on sAIt hDai
E'h'''''' GEORGE ADAMS ard othsrs.
The Rev. Aiopzo Wheelock, ID. d.. vii preach al
,. baptist Church, IN s,t.enthst uh- "'.
~ 81 Mike ID d. PAstoT) on 81 NDAf MohNlN,, June
IL =, 10, O'Clock The Pastor will preach in the E'EN'
INQ o'clock
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IAdYertiseInsntl

GEO. l.. NICHOLS, firm of Coddngton & Co.
Broad st. reports his house saved from Burglars by IN
Burglar Alarm Telegraph. j.. HOLMES. 1875 Broadwa!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

SOMETHING Nsw-.JefleTs's Solferino Magenta
and Petroleum Polish Button Boots for Ladies and Children.
ready Slippers and Bathing shoes. JEyyEns 3J Bwsy
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Do NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any Of
the worthless articles called od Pens which have
flooded the market for the last lew years when At lower
prices you get pms hch acknowledged to b. tho
BFsI IN THT WoRLD
Avoid the shameless rp-,.i- whose acL Of bra compes
them to stten IMITATION % the odrerf'ent II
want the fun value Of your money call on A. MoKros No
rs Maiden an. or iucL.4 stamp or circuer
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CANCER ScRoPUIA AND GOrrRE.-Nc com

BURNHAxs VASscBAAcK Wboesale Drugyists No 10
Lske-st.. Chicago, sole agent. for the Northwest.
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CANCEKi D'HVTNIa MD VOIIht.- N"fI'
binstion Of medicines has ever been 90 sucees<u in
removing these diseases az DR. JAryEs ALrEEAIIvs II
has effected truly astonishing. not only OF Cancer
and other disorders Of that class but has removed the
mos, stubborn Disea' Of the SKIN srOelsos L'rer Com
p,anf Dyyepsa Sc. Sr This medicine into the
circulation and ersdices diseases wherever located IL
puhs. the blood aud other fluids Of the body removss
obstruction in the pore. Of the skin and reduces the
ensr, emenis OF the gland. bones it increases the
appetite tesdachs aud drowsiness, y.orste
the whole system and mpsrts animation to the con-ti
tuition There is nothing superior to n in tho whole
Msscris Msdics- For sale by all Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

FASHIONABLE SUMMER IiATs.-Ihe sentence
,re,. the name q ksox and the suggestion J. SOUND
sensible and .ca.onibe recommend =. who wish 70 Cd
,.in nest. becoming and comfortable Summer iAr 10 CAL
III ,,hl,.huep, No AZ Bro.dway and maze purchase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

A Di.coy cry Long Needed.-GRAY HAIR AND
n y, MESS ENTIRELY PREVENTED.
Lopdon HAIR Colo, Kestoy>r and D-es'n9
London Hair Color Re'forey dad Dreamy
London IIai, Color Rcsio'er and Drssstng
$780,. r..a, NJ, No Prerenfs Bdlda>ss.
hf'. s go ia, Pvetenf. BaiiHuL
h n,o. 60 Ur,, DIVE Prercrts LlidncS.
Krels the head ciedn, oooi and he1l'1y.
WiH 30, stain the skir particle
"Po,i,ivsiy restores Hair 10 ia original color
S,.rgf.ens and promotes the 9ro,oh"
"Vayrdnfed 90 CONTAIN. no mineral ssbstdnes
Used BY our errineat PhysieiaHs and Clergy
Al should this truly isond-rtu diseorc@
"a. q HAIR Dressing IL IS perteef nm
Single bottle Is cents; Sig bottles, So Sold by IN
sWAYNF & SON No. 800 North Sisth.st, PhilAdslphis
BELMBOLD Ma. 5oi Broadway WELLS \ Co, no. 10
r,snkliu,, BARNES Co.. No. Il Parkfo", N.w-lo
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Tb,, /. no mistake shout it, Sir. WIssLovs socrHiss
syrup for Children teehnr only relieves the child from
pain bat regulates the souseh and bowels cures dysehJ
and di.hes the gums reduces all Inflammation ana
give. rest health anI comfort to mother and child IL "
pleasant to tale perfectly safe in all cases 1t gives 0n
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Julius &. POhIe, VI. H.,
Formerly OF and Successor to
ny JANfES u. Chiffon 4 Co.,
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST
No. .8s Broadway, n. ". cor. Broom. ST Nj,
~ Particular eu,iou paid the analysis oil ores e'A
n,.,,l. Winrr, Water, Commercial Product, Sc, Sc'
VIVA, 4. Dr. Lee Richaus's Celebrated Golden
Rsi.am Torr Ash DEMAs BARNES 20, NO, ~
Park'row New York, address PHELPS x III. hAhDS
Jersey City n. }.
a. -yrE Water.IBurning Stove Com.
nc ~, ~, ale their IMPROVED WATERBuRNlNd
kANGES HOUSE. FURNACES aud COOhlNG sfonts
AUD will tier Old Ranges and Furnaces 50 " save nsa TAO
sn ,a msa,ly CONSUMED No. 248 Csna-st.
pu.e O0,ce NOtice.-1he MAILS for the United King
don AMI hs Continent via Queenstown and Liverpool per
So CRY OF WASHINGTON and for the German states
-; a.n ner steamer NETWORK. viii close at this Once
On sATJRbAY, the nth day Of June, at ios a. M Aud
=, ~ nm Town Ohces follows: Stations and 10 m
S..sonIp q ana D. 9:W 4 On. Stations and s'o "a !;
6sassa q. sA& da3!s AeAss' A"
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Purchasers OF DALEY MAGICAL FAM kIrHAcroh -honn
40. tina, ia. ne Private Government Stamp having the 's'
natur, H. DALEY la white the end and his Likeness IN
the center Of the stamp Boz by 30 dong ney
will b. guarded from the many couner'eis now onef. io'
sale The ycuuins wholesale and retail al Depot no "
i,ier,ys n y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-23

IN
FOR further particulars inquire ~ KalisT'a Gun
House, ax on tia premises. ms-swd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-23

Preparations for obtaining competent agents
machinery, etc, hare he@n made. and a paraSan
OF tha latter haa been forwarded, 20 that woFk on
the property Will al once begin.
Persons desiring further iusormatian nay rsna.
municAte with the Pfeaidsnt, AUGUSTUS C. REca :
ARDS or Treasurer pro tea. Joas H. Wi1nas ms
as Metropolitan Bank. New York
A.. G. HALE.cCK a SON, Agents,
m1T No. 10 South First STREET
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-23

DRIMR TIMOTHY SEED.
IL 100 hoshels Prime Northern Timothy Seed
HAYHuRsr a WHITAKER,
nag No. WAser sEEeea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-23
Concluded.

GARRIsoz LIFE IN ALGERIA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-23
PETROLEU MI.

&~VGAet& VH tNt 1QFsCHe VI GTUf. near
BueHGUenturG, Santa Barbara Co.,
California.
In tho summer OF 1864 Prof. siilinan examined
this locaifty, and In a letter dated at Buenayen.
turs. Santa Barbara Co., July 2, 1884, be Thus
communicates the results of his observations
upon the property now owned by the California
Petroleum Company, the purchase Of which he
Atrengly recommended to his friends in New
York.
:. The property covers an area OF eighteen thoas.
aud tl5,o0V1 acrea IN one body, on which are at
present 40 least twenty natural OIL wells, some of
them 81 tbs largest size Afiesian wells win be
fruitful along donble line Of thirteen N lies saw
for az least twenfy-fve miles In linear extent
The RaBeh IL an old Span sh grant of four leagues
Of land. Lately confirmed, and Of perfect tile IL
has, aE said about eighteen Thousand acres ia IL
Of the finest land, wRterrd by four rivers, aud
measuring, In right line, in all, nearly thirteen
miles As ranch, IL 10 splendid estate; hssf is
palae 10 10 aisaoss absfoNs acealth IL the best on
oilff' f
In letter written TO the Company since his
return, tPeb. 10, 1869, he says.
81 am happy to be able 90 confirm az this date,
what have said IN my pnbllahed report respect
ing the extraordinary character and high value
Of the esfate on which yonr Company Is estah-
lished"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-23
AUCTIONEER.
HIRAM NELSON.
United States Auctioneer and
Commission Merchant.
CORNER OF MAIN ANB THIRD STREETS.
ETANSwWENR WNn
AUCTIONEER.

A fTkNDS TO SHILLING ak KINDS OF
N Merchandise, 9aal Estate. Horses WarnnN
and everything else that is CO be sold a. auction
VIII attend 30 all sales In any part Of the
country.
Regular sale days: TUESDAY, THURSDAY.
and SATURDAY, day time and evening.
Cash adyAnce made on eonsignments.
HoveS~tf HIRAM NELSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-23
CAR ct
Department.

On the second floor of our whole
sale house. and attached to it, is q
room expressly devoted TO House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens. Cotton
and Linen Sheetings, Cornices,
and almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Call and see them.
JAQUESS, FRENCH Il co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-23
SHIRT MANUFACTORT.
j. 8 INF IT rs
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
CT g. = SECOND st
fEM RRATss EIocx1

oRIRTs MADE TO ORDER FEoM MEAs-
~ nrraenE and O &c wRETsated. A stock Q
ready made Shirts and GoElHra Riways On hand, and
as prices that will salt the purchaser. Tucking
sRiErs, sticking Bcsoms, &C., dsus with neAtneas
mAd da@n&fch. mFw@
ThznkfEi for P2aF Avoss. the subscriber respect
fAiiy soiieita oonsumn1s Of tbs p&tronage 20
ffAarmtas ba4tc~gsa Tor tina pmsE nEs ysars-
anea& J. SMITH,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-23
NOTICE.

To Tobacco Buyers and Planters.
TIE GREEN RIVER TOBACCO WARE
\ hsoas viii h&ve regular sAlea on Tuesday and
THURSDAY 81 eanh week, oommenciBg GA Tussd@g
the 2las Ansts EUMMWRR a sPFwn -
ExanxEillss March L., 1855. mIT-sw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-23
LIGHT BREAD.
Sweet I4igfat Bread

- w GGd 4AA = IA A@Aedo@
CITATIONS CELEBRATED YEAST COM
~ poanas the worry best mrftcle for family baking
eEET ingeRtna- These cakes, whenever they have
coKs In comFetfen with other yeast cakes hare
invariably cars isai eH the premium
The trade An D. Supplied ~ A. c. HaIlock's
Drug EtaFes 80. 10 South First street, nesr sac
PoaE0aEass EvaRsv5lles lad. daclg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-23
LEGAL.
Guardians Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate.


Estate.
T1Y VIRTUE on As ORDER on THE COURT
~ 81 G9famon pieas n Ffeyd county, tbs IN
dsEslxBed, guaFdfsn 81 the pefs0na add stats q
john Becker, Margaret Beckers and Eiizabstb
Bseksr, mlnoF heirs ~ FrsseFics hscksT. escs.s;
"a, Oilers Tor sale ~ private sak The undivided
tAres-asas part n che real estate ~ FaDdafbufKh
county, fndiana. knosn and described ~ AL thai
bari of fr&ctfo ~ sections nurao@rn I've aud SIX
N township 10 ssveD, s0afh " rang No. ten
wess IL the FinesBnes Land District thus bound-
ID Be9innlng Al point 90 the est line u said
seefgon No Gss, niBs and n 100 chains south o.
tie northeast ecfaer 81 ss4d section 10 i've and
rnnnlbg thence aoEsh along said aaSt line d aAid
ssetIon, twelve aEd % .1f0 ehAtns; thence west
and parallel wifb the north liHs o. said fractional
sections, nlnety-nine and 1000 chains, to the
3raf fine of said fractional sactiou No GiK thence
In : north .wesfNardiy direction along sald iAst
asentioBa1 line, Thirteen and S0.I1g chains, 10 =
ssolns nom With iias, running parallel with
ne north iins % said fractional sections would
sfriks the Dlses u beginnlsg, and isnce east mna
parallel with said north line o. sad sections, 10
ths vlaee ~ beginning, eont=sBing ore huBdrsd
auG tweHfg mine 4nd 1z-100 aerss
TERMS or SALE .--Ons-fonrth Of the uay-
chsse money Il % be paad in cash. ash the resiSUa
- sqnai paynaents Al A1d two years credit.
ne purchaser giving bis notes Tor the defsrrsa
psyneats, 5eariHg Interest aud waving relief
fron yalaafion lass, aud securing the same b.
nort9aea On said real sslasa
FoE further particulars address the undsrsiensd
u View Aihsny, fndiana.
MARY BECKEK,
Guardian Ae
For further pArtlcni&rs inquire - KaliaT's Gun
store Ne. ~ MA4a strsst. opposite tbs Court
aousss 90 On thu premises me-swd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-23
REDUCEDa R[CES!
Jacob Straub & Son.
AxFs-Linnsncott,s. sharn,s. and

AXES. -Lippsncott's. sharp's. and
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Cross Cut saws-com-
mon and Patent,
Neat Cutters and Suffers.
Hale's Patent Meat Cutters.
Shovels and longs.
Steel Fire Sets, and Stands for
same.
Grain Shovels. Long and ID"
Handle Shovels.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Fay Knives and Briar Scythes.
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks. a full assert
Pocket Knives, ment, at very
Raxors @ Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea and Table Spoons.
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws.
Cleaners and Choppers.
Files: Butcher, Spencer 4 Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
Barton's & Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terre Hante Truss
Hoops.
Chain Pumps.
Carpenter Tools.
Also, q full assortment of Shelf
Hardware.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15
Corn Husks for Rapss- Information
! .ss'~;.=< for the EaIMei' ','' - 80.

SEw YORK. M Jsn, srs The editors Of
the country, who Rave control Of the new
patent profess for making printing gPaper1
from corn husks, being. overwhelmed {,
With letters Of inquiry from farmers aud
others; give notice that their immediate
wish is to clirit information. They de-
sire to receive proposals from every. State
county and town in the ,GnitcdH States,
for supplying dry. aud souDd husks' as
the same arc stripped from the corn
The leaves Of the corr are also desirable,
The husks ap4;IosEes may :be'o 'ogt:up, il
more convepienl, and SHOULD be dellTereo rcd
at railroad stations, veil packed in bales
or bi.I'. bnig.sI.'. The editors wish to 5ece'ye
proposals, stating tic quantity. that VII!
be contracted for, and the price: pei
pound, for one, two. .or more years
Address, with full: .partieulurs'' d: d,
Craig, General Agent Of the ASSOCIATED
Press, New York City -, .,. .,:' ,,",.. -,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15

are the g a3sin ii facts, e: related 70. mc.by
natives .XRo Claimed IT, tho, !eonyersant
With'.fhe whole affair, apd some a, them
were the friends. Of the rescued NAH
,Ho also% 00m mm1'1nicated 70 mo, BY signs,
the whole Story wonderfully em6cllished
BY his actions. His c1citonedtk knew no
bounds when he entered into q dccsrip-
ton of tho chase between himself aud
the officer Running and lcaping, srowl.
ing, and guu.hins ihis .'tcethS'' he, would
show. how.,ho defepded: himse!f;:zand
thon suddenly coming: up ito 1mo"as7tho
supposed officer, he would throw up'hls
hands and sink to- the ground in token
Of submission. During all this his face
would undergo strange twitchings and
his body gyrate 10 manner painful to
behold. lie was the most eloquent
beast I ever saw. -..... ..:1zg.;r!
Ithink I could have broughthim 70
this country with me, for be was easily
attached by kindness, and feeding from
the hand. lie would prove q curiosity and
q awondcrful study to all professional men.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-15
Sherman on Subiugation,%n :.

' A'Ict.e;r from Savannah, says; Speak
ing Of subjusation, General ri! Sherman p bag
4 very very tcrsc way Of meeting, ibis, Difficult,
:ty. + . a proud lady, VIE said. %:yGu y2
an'rsa,jasatee u.s." Us; Es jnstaptly replied
:"!E Jon't want 10 suGjugate sou; I mean
to kill you, the whole II, {, Of yoq, # yoR
idou't'stoIp j. this rebellion" 10 another,
who wanted to know sor hin how long
tho war would last, he said: "'Well,
wcll.p; in hisrrapid, earnest inaGaer,'"I
don't,know; perhaps six or .Gishtsyeara,
and thenotwcnty or twenty. five of guerl
r;ua warfare ; long. cnoushito''destroy
tLis whole. ); generation, aaud then :ueil
Begin anew" ,Iu: this way :ho:: dasien
their arrogance wight ,a99d;lsfsrtosthe
woods, and they leayc his presence yVest
ly confoundcd, and, at least, WHY
respect to the Yankee General.
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|plo want an to ,dispeni!o with, them, Chat
will be o long time, a1d therenWill' be
no shivcring with tho ehills .Qf-a cont
fmrnerciul Intermittent Let US pay asiws
go aud keep. a. national iOG.!a currency, andw
shull 60 safe through all financial and
|eommcrcial storms. e. D., NJ. .
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"' RATHER sAucy.--" You had better
ask for" manners than money, =, said
fnely.dressed geutleman' to .. 6eggalr
who asked for Glms:: I'asked fof what
1 thought you had the most Of" was the
cutting reply.
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WAY 'Ic OF tUslSn Books. -sterne used
to say, The most accomplished way q
using books is to serve them as. som,
people do 'loels-lca1n 'thcit t;tFrs, aat
Drag Of their acquaintance: ";' :
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:sgIcs:IGA :a'priyQ,
RELIGIoN-WHAT IS IT? :.

u. BISHOP uEEER.
Is it tn. 20 ,u church to-day, gee. .-....
To luok dexout aud seem 10 pray, =.
And ere ,o-mnrrow j sun 90 down .'~
&c dealing .slunder'tl,rough the town?
Does every SauctimQQious face
Denote tho certain reign Of grace?
Docs not phiz that scowls at sin
Un vail hypocrisy within Z $50. ....
Is it 10 make our daily walk,
- nAud:of our own good deeds to talk,
Yet often practice secret crime,
And thus nlisspeud our precious time?
Is it for sect and creed 10 fight, 60, p. ..
To call ollr zeal ana rule The right,
When What VIC wiSA,'is, 1.-THE best, ,:
10 see our church excel the resl9v .' ~:
Is i, to wear the Christian dress,
And love to all mankind profess, .. ..
-
, To trea, with scorn the humble poor,
And bar against them every door: ....
Q, no. religion means hot this:
lis fruit more sweet nnI iairer is
LIS prrcept this, " 10 o;Esrs de
IS ycu would have them do to YOU"
1, gricres to hear an i'll report,
" And scorns with human woe to sport
or others, deeds it speaks no ill
Bu, tells Of good or else keeps still. ''
And docs religion this impart:
Then may its influence fiji my heart; ...
o, haste the blissful, j"yful day, .....
When oil the earth may own its sway,
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" West Virginia will be- awfyly: ], bored >, ::
during. the coming ycat, if Eve may Judge
from the number Of Dill. companies that
have been chartered.