, 1865-08-22

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Jesse r, Grant Eeq- the venerable father Of the
special Irain. WIN remain in THO city some twe
common sense, CHARACTERISTICS which have can:libn
ted 70 much to the success Of his distinguished
Eon.
arrived herc this rae1nIng. tom hls tannes4es Gca
Cincinnati, t'senty-tour hours too late to winess
| the scenes OF yesterday.
TIC Fond du Lac Press OF Thursday l7th
| inst, says:
Early rieere this morning saw the sidewalkz cor
cred riih heavy ffost. Considerable damage
It Is cold enough FOR osezeoats.
The Peoria Transcript Is responsible fol
| the following.
One Of our citS spor.snen went out shooting be-
fore The 18Th and coming IN on he tEaln shipped
s asasd xht e h Pea so ss
ap,ea leather sticlne oat between the s,sis d IL
ss ssss sad pqpE t III .ia espsS sss IT. u
sportsman, with feIgned CONSERVATION; ~ though
! lhat old woman cheated nc In those eggs; rome o
'tm must have hatchrdt r.
"A London correspondent Of the Ciucin
natl Ga=<lts says: -, 49,.
An eminent politician and II. P. eaid In mi
from III her troubles, and By three thIncs-nk1rI
syDYaQe, coaftedalon, immigration"
Says the same correspondent ''sLorl Ran
rlagb, who advertised himself TO the electors
of 3liddlesex as In favor Of ttle Church and
State and Lord Derby, and opposed to any
legislation tending to Americanize our tnstl
tutions,' has been given leave to tarry TIL hi
beard be grown Oh the outside Of Westmlnls.
ter HalI.''
"A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga-t!il
SAYS of Gen. Swift, recently deceased:
4sJoseph g. Swift Was the first cadet appointed
10 The military acadeny at West Point Qe was
appointed in 1902; and The htst diploma tThieh. !
feld, the iret and then the only Professor 1t West
Point lie was commissioned . Lieutenant tn the
Corps Of Engineers, and gradually rose to BE- Gen
eral Of Engineers and Inspector Of tho Academy.
BY lhe law regulating tbs government at West
Point, tho Chief Engineer, Il present, is supeEin.
tendert Of the institution. Gen. Swift WIS Kind,
elti,cn, whom ire regret friend Of early yea,
aud who helped 10 bni1d up TINT Institution which
hns become renowned as school Of soldiers and oi
gentlemen 1has alca The at sade af the
~ s-conecning til: facility with which the
colored rice acquire the rudlments of an edu.
cation, tho Indiana Journal says:
ave hear It stated By those who have N acaualn'
lance with negro regiments that Almost all tho eol
arst nav day, about I'll nse their marks but within
a wear abpnt al1 signed thciE names. all well-con
ticted negro regiments have, as part Of thelr dis
e1snsi sbe s1ey h.s Seeeae 70 III
r school"
Tho editor of the Dunkirk Union sent I
ncrro substitute into the army, who has faith
fully discharged his duty to bis country ant
To his principal. The editor Is now opposcs
10 letting him vote. Comment il unnecessary
The Keokuk Qowa) Gate City says.
uThc,c IL, in this city, COW which travelled witl
she1man's army On It's grand march through th
so1tb, starting nom Atlanta, giving bucket Q
mix morning I'D I'd fSen9e eggrss sgns'y ssng sGay II sa
Slser thc 15th corps was discharged and Is now fa.
11h9g sac os g}||o1h ga|ooh'e 1na s' OF good mill
The Richmond WhiB says:,
Before lady can enter into the united state Q
hetare Pto1osI Marahal and tasa an oaih of ale
he % uf stss s tSe e. nrescsst os tssa r.
resf. thus children become loyal before they ar
"A John Bill, conyersing with an Indian
| asked him II he knew that the sun never set
in the Queens dominions. :" No." said tl
Indian, "Do you know the reason why y
| asked John. "Beeause God is afraid t,
! trust an Englishulan In the dark'' was tn
sarage's reply.
I; Tho St. Paul Pres says;
Tho t,pbllc viii be glad TO- know that great PIE
raratio1s are being usde for the coming state Fall
70 be held 1T tha far grounds II sa1s ety re- 1T
farFe buildings for stable, dining balls SC, are be
fnE framed. We understand TINT Hon. norac
GFeses IN be present Together With seyss oshe
ssTd fn n1akn this fak one OF the best pi the kud