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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

MEMPHls AND CHARLEsrox.--There is
now only.a gap Of ST miles in the rail-
road connection between Memphis and
Charleston. This viii soon be completed:
it is between Barton Station and Deea-
fnr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

SG- The young lady who spoke at
Masonic Hall, Sunday night and last
night, talks very much like book. She
says cheap" Of pretty things. nF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

from Hov.i. Newton nrewn. D. D.. Editor 81
lAa huey iepedia oi Religious KuoWledge aud
chfistap NhfsAiglcs Philadelphia
Alahorah not disposed 70 favor or recommend
Patent mrdictura a ednefni. through dstrpat q
ihfif Ingredients and elocis. / yet know " no
suli iaui feasana Why q man may net testify to
thu tencnls d. buiiasss hirtself ~ have . csised
from nuy simple fTrarhtinh ia The hope that be
mag thns certrihufa y The benefit u others
% fus the more seaduy Ia regard 20 Hoof-
laua's 0nrnau bitiafa, prepared BY Dr.. 81 ~.
1arkasn 81 faIH city berauee ! preIndiced
afainsi fham Cor usny ysars. nndar t6e lmpres-
sion that fhrf Urfe ohiagg aicphoitc miMfurs.
4 aH indebted 4 my friend, EabeFt Shoemaker.
Nsg, fsr The rsMnvAl ~ tinr pfalndion b. proper
tesla, ard h9f euceaFs cement - Try them when
sufttiHR FROM great sgd long oogtinnea dshiiity.
The u5s - iff L0ties q These 4itters. - the be-
Einaiaa % tha pfeaant yn@f, was followed ~ svi-
tgnt niirf and rsafurstiop, 10 degree 81 Bodily
) - laaaiai xlger which ! rad not lait Tor niN
months neiors, Enf haa simoat dsspaired Of re-
aaliaaH. therefore thanh Cod aud my MEND
iuF directing 4pe % ths nse - than.
J. NEWTON BROWN,
Philadelphia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

B@We would advise any one in want
of boots and shoes to visit the BosToS
SHOE STORE. The assortment is i'm
mense, and the prices, as usual, very
low. J. s. RIcKER d Co,
No 8, Second street.
CSepI5 Sat, Tues Il Fri
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

BoARDINe.-Two gentlemen can pro-
cure board and lodging at Mira Webb's,
Cherry street, near corner Of Third.
Also, several day boarders can be accom-
modated. [sepl8 q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

BGThe editor of the SeatineR took
another "but' at Chaplain Lozier yester-
day. His course reminds rs of q four
legged relative of his, who once tried
himself on a locomotive. g--f
The loyal people of the State seldom
see the Sentinel and if. they did, that
paper could not influence their iudg-
ments IN regard to q person so well known
as Chaplain Loxier.
We and our readers are not afraid to
llost TIE Chaplain, and if the SenfinsI
ana US friends don't ike him it is but an
aodiuonai evidence Of his loyalty and
integrIty-IRd Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
F,or PreseeutInn A,tnrn.,

kDirVss JovRSAl PLEASE announce Captain
wM. 7, HARGkAyE, late Of the slss Ind. Vols.
a. the linton candidate for the ofaoe Of Prosecute
ing Attorney for the Fifssenth Judicial Circuit.
composed Of the counties Of Crawford. Perry
spen er, "arrieS, VsoderburSh and POssy.
We are authorized 10 announce that LEWIS n
gTINe0H willie a candidate at the nav. r,c,o.
Der election, for reelection TO the ooe Of pro..
cutting Attorney sor the ssntsenth Judicial CIR.
cult, composed ofthe counties OF Crawford, Perrv
Spencer, Wa rick, P..sey and vanderharsh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
Notice to Contractors.

CEPrEMBER II, 1855
The CoRmon Council Of the City Of Evansville
will reeeiye Sealed Proposals until the 25th day Of
September, A. ID, 1855, for exosEating and level
Ing Water street betweeR Cherry and Mulberry
streets.
BY order Of the Council.
City Clerks Once, September, 1865.
A. N. MoeRIFF. Clerk.
Evansville, August 10. 1865
aeptl6-dtd [Unioa copy.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
Farm for Sale.

DEING DEsineUs OF CHANGING MY 10.
ID cato and oeeap alton, fer my Farm Tor
sale, containing go acrea, 100 acres being On
high state of cultivation, with all necessary
building also, 100 ehoioe grated fruit trees jusr
beg n'ins 20 bear Said Farm lies 10 nil north
Church. on the @. Railroad. Title perfect
For further parti ulars enquire on tho premises,
or BY lctter TO Cynthiana, Posoy count lad
hu2atf A. ID. WILKIHkON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

Frtm By. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of the
Baptist ghgfck 81 Germantown, Feun.s
~ q ~. JaetsoH,
uEea 9fss--F'srssaal eaperisnes saEbiss ma g.
~ ihat fsgard tie German Bittera mads "
you Ell most sEfaiisnf meliclne. In cases Of Sc
sfTn fgid All KeDsfai dsbikiiy hsyr hem greatly
- tue - ths ras - she bittara ana doubt not
ihsy viii produce Fimiiaf |slIscta 90 ofbers..
feafsstfuiy. WARREN RAND yLPn,
osrmantsws, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
FOR oarsult Lnarn-

WIN. n. PARRErr will be candidate FIR ra
election to she ofnee Of Circuit Judge, for the
Fifteenth judicial Circuit, composed Of the conn.
sies Of Crawford, Perry, Spencer, warriok, Van.
derburgh and Posey, at the ensuing October cleo.
ton
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

Ba-Don't fail to visit the Boston
Shoe Store for anything you may want
in boots and shoes. The assortment is
now perfect No 8, Second street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

RETURSED.--Our friend Warren, the
music man, has arrived from New York.
Look out for melody and music.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
a gents Wanted
FOE AND RENT.

coo ACRES or FARM LAND IN THREE
OtFU miles on Evansville, Of which $50 acres
are IN good state Of cultivation fine timber one
If the best tracts Of land Ia the county. Also,
great variety OF small Tracts, Houses and Build
ing Lots Will be sold on reasonable terms. Some
Of the Houses, and one Farm, for Rent. BY
A. JOHNSON,
sci If ..ss-.ss-s4a Real Estate Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

FoUED.-An assortment of KEYS,
which can be obtained at the Post Office,
By the owner, on proving property.
p. NJ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

L1ARA FOR SALE II OFFER FOR SALE
It valuable Farm, situated ON the State road,
two miles weat u Boonville, Warfick county,
indiana. This farm contains one HUNDRED and
twenty acres, nearly one hundred acres cleared,
with goon frame house with arm and other
out-huildirRr, and two good orchards a the hoat
grated fruit The place 10 we'll wRtered, and 10
we'll adapted for ralsBg stock.
nuk 20 In Ell BAKER
A NICE LITTLE FRAME COTTAGE, WITH
IA three rooms, inner kitchen and collar
ready furnished. Lot IS by $50 teet, well i'm
proved with good stable, cisiern aud sinks. Stu
Nted on Cherry street, tetwern Second and Third.
Possession given suon a. desired Apply at
GOLDMAN, BERG CO.'S,
sul4u Corner First aud Sycauore streets.
nNE SECOND HAND HAY PRESS, AND
~ l5,e00 feet Lumber.
ys.tf GAFF. COCHRAN a co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

We are authorized to announce that JOSEPH
d. COX is candidate for the ofiee Of sheriff OF
VSndsrburgh County. at the ensuing October
election. arsaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
FOR SALE.

IfLAT BoAT-SUITADJE FOB STORE
= boat 10 h 70 feet long and l6 feet wide.
For further information enquire Of Hodge A
Carr, corner Of Sycamore aud Water streets, or Of
A D. Coshs on the boat, near tbs wigwRm.
sci 10 div
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

gag The weather has turned sudden
ly much cooler. Some approximations
are entertained Of an early frost. aa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For CountY AudItor.

We are authorized 60 announce that THEo-
DoRE W. vEEEEMAN Is candidate for the
once OF Auditor of vandsrburgh County. at tn
ensuing October election.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

TIEwARE.-Merchants or Housekeep-
ers should 10 to John Scsnslin for Tin
ware.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
N BROWN,
Philadelphia

Fsom sls nv, yefph h. Esnnnd. Rsssor
she fsssh ns4Nsi Chafchs
D. 5arisJni afHf
nAta ef=5--i have tseh frequently requested 10.
auuraf Isg aha8s #iih esmmendaiions o. differ
-ai ss@a - mn'ilciasas bot regardiuK the pfac-
at g. est Of ssv spffspFiaia sphers, have 10 al
sees danuedf bot With clear proof IN various
ltsiasc.s, md ragfie niafiy 10 ny family, of The
d. diusg, " ~ no aepas German Buffers,
irpaEt oT Dncs from uiy usual nr.e. 1 express
~ hI gpHTicu9n that foF gsaerai debility " fksa
4risas cad ei5fseiaNY far Lfrcr Cgupialaf, u a
as and sataife ~ parwfien. ~ some easos I. may
lsi bot usually aonbt uot. II siil ~ gsry bsns-s
aclsi 70 thusa vtg aaiisf Own the above causes.
Your. Fere fn4f1t ffufir.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
FOR RENT.

IATR WILL RENT, FOR ONE OR H0RE
w years, all the buildings ON Locust street,
between Water street and the Alley. but recently
coupled by the Commssary and QartermAster's
Departments; also, will rent the Blacksmith
shop on Main Btreet, near the Canal, ON reason
iyI9-d8 MORGAN, READ q 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
DRY GOODS.
CHEAP PRICES AND
GOOD ASSORTMENT,
Ar
BOLLE & BEYREISS.

NO. 40 Main street,
1 EVANSVILLE, IND.
I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED DUB FALL
w Stock, which embraces . choice selection Of
Dress Goods, CioakS Shswls, Balmoral skirts
Hoods and Nubias, Gloves and n oaiery Corspss
Cloths, Cassimeres, Ladies' Cloths, Cassfnets.
Jeans, FlAnnels, blankssss Tickings, Ginghams
Gallo &c, &C, Blssched and Unbleached Mualips
and thousand and one ether articles too tedious
10 mention. All Of which will Be- sold WIZ
CHAP. Go and see at No. -, Main St est
BoLLE BEYRETSs
tePtlo. No. 43. Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
Trsn ~. u, Tasser, Pastor Of IIsaalDr

Frem EeFs ,. u, Tsfsef, Pastor o. Hsdains n.
= CAafca, Philadelphia.
~. ytelsoa, stsF fsfs
DEt ssfHs--iIayiHg used yonr 0eman BitterB IN
~ iaraiiy irsquanfii, en- prepared 10 say tk1t
70 haar been 81 Rrrai service. I believe that In
cases genrfai ability o. the syafam, Il 70 the
aafsst and most valuable rrraady ~ which have
any kuouledge- Years, raspeetfuiiy.
J.H.TDhNEn,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
EVANSVILLE
G&S
CRAWFORDSVILLE
Railroad.
SUMMER, 1856. ARRANGEMENT


n TRAIEs Leave Evansville Daily, Sundays
- A. n. ACCOMMODATION
h@hD etops az 81 Stations Arrives &C
vincsnnes 1873 A. M; Terro Hauts
At $50 P. NJ. Ask ~
~~A. NJ. MAIL EXPRESS
8@6U Arrives at vincennes 1917 p. M.
%. a n trains leave for Fest, ] rs p.
u for West, go P. NJ, Arrives
at Terre Hause, 3:s5 p. u :, connect
ing with Express Trains a. follows:
TEERE HAUTE A RICHMOND IT,. n.
Bssves Terre Haufe 81 40 p. NJ.
Arrives At IBdiz1apolis 7:z5 P. NJ,
making close connection With trains
for Cincinnati. Columbus, and all
Eastern Cities, and for Chicago, Toie-
do aud Detroit.
ST. LOUIS, ALTON 4 TERRE HAUTE BIB.
Leaves Terre dAute 1T q s65 r. M;
Arrives At Nation s As p. M; Chi
cago, J 90 A. n, aud making direct
connections for all points In the
Northwest.
Ann p NJ. vIxcEsEEs AcCosI-
Arrives At vinsenses s.4s P. n
0. a. NJ. Trains leave for Kast, los45
p M Arrive At Louisville $50 A.
n Cincinnati, 100 A. NJ; Leave
for West 8 80 A. n; Arrive at It.
Louis. l:f0 P. u Cairo, 5 90 2. d i.
RETURNING.
a CcOMmODATIOH TRAIN
- Leases TerFe Haute at {: 80 A. n. /;
vincsa nes, u 20 p. M. Arrives at
Evansyiiis az r. M.
I'LL Leaves Terre Hante a. 80 p. n,
en- arrival OF Express Trains fro O
Ci1cinnati and the East; Leaves Vim
cennes ct 7:l5 p. NJ. Arrives OF
Evansville 9.z7 P. NJ.
w%INCENEEs ACCOMMODATION
~ Leaves O. Al M. Junction MT 6 40 A.
NJ, on arrival OF Night Express from
Cincinnati and Louisville. Arrives
at Evansville 40 A. NJ.
@I- Baggage checked through 10 all principal
| points North and East
JOHN IseLE, Jr., sup't.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
II q Hc - a LIE
Pnhlio SAC.

n WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
i At NY esidene near Mel. Robinson's, On FRI
day to- ed - 10 o'clock, on n lch Cow. q lot
q he,, Cor Saddles, Us hold aud Kitchen
Fur iturs, including COED Plano, &c.
eep 1914 Al d. WIGGIN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

EHw RooHrErE. N. =.


Fr4m DO ftag .. ~. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of y
ttactismhus =. J., and Miissto~n, Pa, Baptist
ghafshes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

Frera TIE Rsy. Thomas WISER, Pastor Of Roz.
boroaeh Btptisi Chnehs
~. Jacssons
Drtnssfa ~ fnI q dne . your oxceiient pre-.
Saratf1n Hoonznd'u German Bltters, 70 add ny
fssfiHioly - the drvsfel reputation IL has OBJ
t.frs-I j have. f5f years 81 flnes, been troubled
sTlsb fraaf disordeT IA mg head end neryeus Sys-
tassl. II asa aGgtssd " 6ifnd 70 try bottlsof
grrr 0es.ns1u Bftr8. asa 20, and have expari-
mod eissf and mex pq1l 20 relief my heafh has
t~ea very niafsrlsitg blf.eatted. 4 c0nhdsutly.
Tee0nlnsta thf STRIFE wheEg 4 nest with oasss
siaiisr % ny GER, and have been asyurod ~ many
Of their good Effects
Respectfully yours,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

d. n ~. J4ckfgns
DEAa sfN = fsei 4 pisasursthns Of ny ow
acCDrf q fe4f tssfinong - tls exoslloBes u you
Gsruaa biftefs. some years since, being much
J afflicted With Dyspepsia, used them With very
tsnefeial results, 1 have oftsb recommended
uieu r. perssns AFFLICTED with that torIasnting
disease. and hasr hard from them the most fat
tafipa teatln0niais - % their great vaiue. In
essss ~ general debility believe u 20 ~ tonic
t5stra1not - supposed.
.T Yourss J. M. LYOhBs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

Prom Hsg J. 8. Hernsn. Of the German Re-
formed Church, KufztoEn, Berks county, Pa
Dr o. n. Jacks1n,
EEsFEsfEB II Ss--t lar Leau troubled With enc
Dystepsia ~ gaariy fnly years, aad hsgs never
slSsd any gsdicins that ia me ~ much good a.
HooAsTlls Bllters sn very much Improved In
health, altar having taksg ave bottles. HEr
J. g. HKnMAE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
Milo LOUIS a.!

Late AseensiotiN 20 ths Empsror % Russia who
will on Friday astsrBOors about half past one
O'Clock, perform her thriiifORIy attractive cat,
sufitied - JOURNEY TO THE CLCuDs,-
being an ascen sion from the Erosnds on 3 single
Slender wire, dIstascs Of 900 f.sf. . the tor Of
thu Centre pale-Hn altitude Of 70 fssr. ALL
ARE INVITED TO WITNESS THIS. PHKE on
CHARGE. 4 -
MILE MART DE f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

3ta PRIGEBs
Large size, hoIs!pg nsarfy double quantity,
81 % ~ b9ttls-heif eozsn..--.-....--.--. - %
Snail size, IS cents ger hoftie-haif dozen ~ 90
BEWARE OF CcUETERFEITs !
- tssat the signature u . Q. -. JACK
GOHv fson ne tgRAPPEE 81 saeh botfls.
gFosia vour rearcsf drugEist not have tbs pre-
na~atien ~ rot bs put ~ ~ Tbs 3ntoxfaatlHg
srfeiss ttae mag - offered IL IL place, tut as1d
- ~. sad We vii forward, securely pseksd, BIZ
sxrrcas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

III House, stable, aud Lot Of about ~ acres,
on Washingt avenue, adjoining Maj. eoi In
sons. A 50, buggy Bockaway, Piano aud house.
hold furniture, ApIlyto
EEsREr a wIGGINs,
sel2lw No. y Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19

[sepl5 Sat, Tues Il FRI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-22
ANDY Iohnaon,a !. snnnlz J,

When we were at Nashville, seven years
ago, anecdotes of the GOODNESS and courage
Of Gov. Johnson were among the current
coin of conversation One gentleman, O
political opponent Of the governor, an eye
witness Of the occurrence, told US placard
was posted in the town, one morning, an
nounceng in the well-known language of
Tennessee, that Andy johnson was to be
shot con sight" Friends Of the Governor
assembled at his house to escort him to the
State House. mo" said he, gentlemen.
if am to be shot / want no man to be in
the way of the bullet" He walked alone.
and with unusual deliberation, through the
streets to his official apartments on Capt.
tol Hill. e'a a9f 91aH 'sa
Another eye witness related similar sto-
ry. He was announced to speak on one of
the exciting questions Of the day; and
loud threats were uttered that, if he dared
to appear, he should not leave the hall
alive. AT the appointedhour he ascended to
the platform, and, advancing to the desk
he laid his pistol uponit it. He then address
ed the audience in terms as near like the
following as our informant could recollect
"Fellow-citizens, it is proper when free
men assemble forthe discussion of important
public interests, that everything should be
done decently and in order. ] have been
informed that part Of the business to be
transacted on the present occasion is the
assassination of the individual who now
has the honor of addressing you. / beg
respectfully to propose that this be the first
business in order. Therefore, if any man
has come here tonight for the purpose in
dicated, do not say to him, let him speak,
but let him shoot" t
Here he paused, with his right hand on
his pistol. and the other holding open his
coat, while with his eye he blandly survey
ed the assembly. After pause of half a
minute he resumed:
Gentlemen, it appears that have been
misinformed, / will now proceed to address
you on the subject that has called US to-
| gether." s.H IS .s.ls 81. y .sa
Which he did, with all his accustomed
boldness and yivacity, not sparing his ad-
versares, but giving them plenty of pure
Tennessee. a7f'
Tailor as he was, he is no snob. Soon
after he was inaugurated Governor of Ten
nessee, high official of the State, who had
been bred blacksmith, presented him with
a set of elegant fire.irons, made with his
own hands. II will give him return in
kind" remarked the Governor. Hebought
some of the finest broad-cloth that Nash
vile could furnish, procured a set of tail
or's implements, got the judges measure
from his tailor, and made a complete suit
of clothes, setting stitch himself, and
presented them to his friend. The work
we are told, was all done in the Governors
room in the State House. The happy
wearer of the garments pronounced them Q
| perfect fit, and when we heard the story, in
1858, he had them still-M Y. Review.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-22
why People Drink.

Mr.. A drinks because his doctor recon-
mended him to take little suthin.
Mr.. B. Because his doctor ordered him
not to drink, and ne won't be dictated to-
Mr.. @. Because he feels something rising
in his stomach e
Mr.. d. Because he feels gone-ness.
Mr.. E. Because he got some 'ile" stock
at q low figure. Is aeai
Mr.. r. Because the "ile company bust
ed up, and the secretary ran off with his
money"
Mr.. G. Because his wife died, and griel
overpowered him.
Mr.. HI. Because he wants to.
9 Mr.. /. Because he's so hot. i'a
Mr.. j. Because he's so cold.
Mr.. E. Because he bought gold at $50,
and had to sell at l30. ggBq vi37a ot
= Mr.. L.. Because his wife presented him
with twins. s y, ma, Ia gsgs9fa f,ad ii
Mr.: N. Because he's got no squalling
brats.
Mr.. N. Because he feels heavy and mis-
erable Aos &
Mr.. o. Because the war is over, and he
can't get any more contracts for his shoddy
goods. 'aiolq 4 li o4 aii'''.
y Mr. p. Because he likes it, and has a
chronic thirst.l1aqqe a lved ea
Mr.. @. Because he's married. 81. sdi a.
Mr.. r. Because he amt. fsar.G i.
Mr.. s. Because his lady-loye handed
him tiny mitten. .r....l-.. ...f
Mr.. t. Because he can't get an Office
with big pay and nothing to do but draw
his salary. H0aseofa' a.'i998 '''@ .'i'h
-'eMr. u. Because he has been lisappoint-
ed in love, lost all his property by signing
notes for his friends, and the sheriff has
turned him wretched into the street. eH
Mr.. V. Because he likes e to see his
friends about him. ,,e,a aco4 vser s. IS
Mr.. w. Because he's got no friends, and
likes to enjoy a glass by himself. .,,s..,,
Mr.. x Because his cash book was short
several thousand dollars, and his employ
ers had limited something about fast women
and fast horses a
Mr.. Y. Because his wife (whom he ha-
bitually neglected. smiled at dry-goods
clerk. tasege sia.fs ae 5fioa
Mr.. 2. We should be happy to give Mr..
rs reasons for drinking, but on putting
the question to him he was found TO be too
drunk to answer. sa8t SID YRH a5a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-22
One of Lambs Best.

Lamb once convulsed company with
an anecdote of Coleridge, which, without
doubt, he hatched in his hoaxrloving brain
II was" he said "going from my house
at Enfield to the East India House one
morning, when met Coleridge on his way
to pay me visit. He was brimful of some
new idea, and in spite of my assuring him
that time was precious, he drew me within
the gate of an unoccupied garden by the
roadside, and there, sheltered from obser-
walton by hedge Of evergreens, he took
me by the button of my coat, and closing
his eyes, commenced an eloquent discourse,
waving his right hand gently as the music
al words flowed in an nnbroken stream from
his lips. I listened entranced but the
striking clock recalled me to a sense of du-
ty. saw it was of no use to attempt
to break away so. taking advan-
tage of his absorption in his subject, and,
with my penknife, quietly severing my but
ton from my coat,4 decamped. Five hours
afterwards, in passing the same garden, on
my way home, / heard Coleridge's voice !;
and, on looking in, there he was with clos
ed eyes, the button in his fingers, the right
hand gracefully waving just as when ! left
him. He had never missed me-"
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Candor.


There is nothing sheds SO fine a light up
on the human mind as candor. Itwas call
ed "whiteness" by the ancients, for its pu-
rity and it always won the esteem due to
the most admirable of the virtues. How
ever little sought for, or practised, all do it
the homage of their praise, and all feel the
power and charm of its influence. The
man whose opinions make the deepest mark
upon his fellow-men, whose friendship was
instinctively sought where all others have
proved faithless, is not the man Of brilliant
parts, or fiattering tongue, or splendid ge-
MUS, or commanding power but he whose
lucid candor and ingenious truth transmit
the hearts real feelings pure and without
refraction. There are other qualities which
are more snowy, and other traits that have
a higher place in the worlds code of hon
ior, but none wear better or gather less tar
nish by use, or claim deeper homage in
that silent reverence which the mind must
pay to virtue.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-22
Beecher on Newspapers.

In the course of sermon delivered late
ly by Henry Ward Beecher, at his church
in Brooklyn, N. Y, he made an eloquent
plea for newspapers, speaking of them as
one of the most potent elements of our civ
ilization. ".There isl said he, common
vulgar objection about newspapers, that
"they lie" so they don't lie any more than
you do. Man is naturally lying creature.
Truth is gift from Heaven, and very few
ofus possess it before they get there. The
newspapers give both facts and .rumors,
and they would be blamed if they did not
do so. It is for the reader to judge ofthese
rumors. The last economy should be in
regard to newspapers. It is better to de-
prive the body Of some ribbon, or jewel or
garment, than to deprive the mind of its
sustenance." eaaA