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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-09-22


The Winstpd Herald has DONE The
fonrth book If the Euaid into smodefn
American,n which would provoke lbe risi
bies III the sobeFest aenirer of the Maa-
tuan bard. tlnlp think Of the classic l3i-
40 disclosing to sister Anna her passion
fiji Eueas after this faAhlan:
sSisler, nv nights are iall If Wild unrest
This nice Young man that's now stopping
To my affections Is growing dear; here
Celestial II his origin, know;
such fearless souls don't emanate below,
NV gTiefi what savage fights that man has ft
And dhow genteel he can git npard git
ri hadn't vowed not to unite again,
lfn not quite certain but should cave 70.
Since poor Sic was slew BY brother Fyg
Fer no live man ever cared . fg'
Till unto Uarthage ibis brave hero came
hut now II swar-l feel the aneent hamej
But with Diy parents dust ] wonld oe mixed,
ar with me tiiuude bolts Of Joye trapsl2ed,
Before Ia break he laws IF rnodesty,
or scandal'zc eur best society;
While pco SieehEps keeps hiT cofHned state,
NV heart lies with lis shes-that's my gait.
Or oflmptrial Juuo saging 10 Venus;
.....s /. y.,.l4rs3Fi smart ps.r 81 gods " be!
| You And your boy may deqn It a BIG thing
NJ .pt this feeble woman Sn q string,
afs lsisa sssi k#ASl Mi
an re snNa bp NV VI f9F8l
ssiFi -D ssig MseE 4alaa ta
/ 3Fwheh Will iahese asgioref a3teat III, ls n
saA haFe uuns.sls,ii II lpl yss feaet u Il H.
Poor Dido i0vestEish hkea hanae iyn
Why not unite them IN the bands Of Hymn,
80 y0u and me can live two loving womtl?
Tel's put the royal fobes on both their baSs.
And you aud 10 tutelafy snaeks."
Or the fair PRINCES Of Carthage issIlg
IF ON her domiril,
N'ithhcops and fringe, and point lacc, "drps.
ed 10 kill"
Her gold watch peeping from herlovely wa I,
Her wateri I got up in style and taste,
Her hat sky.seraper itom Demorest9.
Two bracelets full Of diMmond4 on her wriss,
Her fragile corpus ina french mantiller,
Her handkerchief perlumed with yaniler.
And cf her thus berating her absconi
ing lover:
"FIapdoodle what pious young man you d
Well, 20 aud leave nle, lone and dsstitua;
will not argufy with such a brute
But If the geds arr worth a single nickt,
hope they'll give VOW an eternal picht
And my Indignant ghost, when am dad,
Shall ride your conscience ikea pig 9|lead =
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District Attorney.


ia the Voters ot.the 9TH Judicial Dtfr'a
The following Preamble and ResOl"t IN
rossed unanimously, ! learn, a pO O'l'o
meeting Of the citizens Of LOwnpss co nty'
Ma i, ,be Court. House to-day. have been
handed me:
"wurREAs. The period for'the election
If officers to gill the positions OF Clu9e snu
District Attorney, for the 9th Ja' lc'a' ms
,ric, i rapidly approaching an', wnereS',
the lover portion of the District presents
t,so s candidates for Judge and OF tor pls'rioI
Az attornov. and whereas, rigid enforcement
- ,ba criminal laws make it 70 the ln.e'GS' nv
~ the neonle to select some one to hll tne
onsi,ioo of District Attorne', who oy fhef'
~ ;ndnstry and ability, will see to tne en-
iorcement Of said laws, Therefore oe rb,s
ResoIved, That our togasmali Oap', a"Uo, o".n'
n nasbiell. is hereby cqled upon ana carr, :
es,ly requested to tecoIle |. caaaiua'e 'O' ''
Office OF District AttoT eJ
Whilst / have hithlrto resisted many pr'-
waite auueals from plaost every county in the
District, / cannot disregard the faster'nS
call made to day. ,iaad in obedience 70 u ~,
no,Dce myself candidate. Ny name was
anrouncea lasstall for the Office, put fao'ns
Immediately afterwards, many desiring 'as
oecs ..mors worthy than |" il was with
s...n r. was announced again few days
~ vhaO was absent from the State Q,
islands ,ho heard the present lncu"Oo"
~. 10. {. candidate, and on my return cor
pt ..o,od Now, releasea from all oblgat'oh
ey !, J, ,hscome candidate, and satisfied nisN'
be Of vsu prefer to select another person . gu
, ess.. sa.r laws--I tender you my services
n II wv, Ts,a,rs 10 your stasS n lsak' sadsN'sa
M University in 1887, was lcenssu
% 'r.c,ic. ,r law " tho Supreme Court .. iep y
lat assee in 1858, and was partner q 'n0 :
na, General for tle lhrce'eivil Dlstr'css :
*, % w., Tennessee from that time un'll y
adj sprlnr Of 1851. By this association, =
" ,ha means 81 obtaining full Ano"'s's'
,y. tbs duties Of District Attorney !.
n a M
Tep,eved the Confederate army y y =,
ast 80 Nav ssth, 1861, and was pnrole0 =
'P, qstb. 1885, at Columbus, which ! mao0 :, !"
lh- home rather ;han return 70 lsn"ss's : M. i
III s..s s .h,ch has dlsiranchised all those "
N, s.no0.ea the .'lost cause Il IS DesU'
.. u me to state the vital Importance = y \ !
~ Y Ne Oiaoe Il District Attorney ana . !
laO III 1 with an officer faithful a0'S' S'. su'Dso ~,
ely and Il answering integrity 49, "@l - M q,
bro properly discharges his s''' "ass a.,ss y Il
i@ssly yIuaicatos the majesty q s0a'sa l ...,
IL S ,sI !, NJ same time extends g every p's'
srraIgned before him its benign prov, ~ !,
=, mower also, AssO ny fitness =, 's " I. I.
.'s sIoo. refer to 'he members . VI ,ssos \,
ing know me, and ny aoqua.n'agss'S, s..',. ', i I,
ady ast ~ ne Dls,rist with as lanl,s .,.,.I \
,ina w w, ~ i. with YOU. viii y gra's,u.
n sr.' sao, o voo.ssaud Il sha please s0a Y
" sSs' y 49, ~ aasire time aHe siss6's
-. sme~-Wlsi oA *ss s... ,s s4a,sssss
IL. - tha ntfEe.
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For LAT NoAs..

Il n. Sarge Se ann0unse candidate
lof Bsaptql ioc #" Beat No. 8.
DsyWada : . ins, we announce can-
dldstsfof ss- az q ~ the Office Of Jnatice Of
I've Peace sof Brat % 3.
Vapt Mamro' ice We are authorized
y annoanee ,r|'tate for Justice Of the
Peace for b.. Na
II u -. q. Ferv esNectfully offers himself 4
uce ot the Peac 1r Beat No g.
foh CONSTABLE.
+. H. ReLeEshd, we are authorized Il
annosHee eludlda for Constable I'll Beat
kOJ.
TT i'reeG ws are authorized 10 a.
ncanee candidate fee reelection EsjF Qah.
stable ier bsa
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-09-22

% she 24h SPt., by ,as Rev a.
\ Howell at he iGideaee of Mr.J N,
Fea'heVston, NJ. ] Maarer d
A'ss ANNlE FgAaERsroN, all Uf NOxt
n0ee county siss-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-09-22
lp''n Gl.S,ora''. lisfesa Sam Dale
rssumseh 4 Orator.

'..,~b
] have heard L5 gltat orators,
but ! never saw dj With tbo vocal pows
ers Of Tecumsehi ihe same command
Of the muscles Il / face Had beeui
deaf the play copntenance void
have told plait) shat be said, lis ef.s
feet ou that vi uuiutored, supefsti
lious and waI assembiage may be
conceived ;a} 4 word was said hut
stern varrif da ostoics 81 the woods
shook wtIJsloa n, and . thousand
tcmuhawlh ere IN r2ndishcd n the air
Even WI Warrior, who had been
/ true Il Shies aud remaiped faith>
ful dNyg tl'e wiz, was far IL moment
visiRef f1Eoele1 baa more tbaa once |
sawhFo Fonge hand Glitch, spasaod eal.
N "hand,e s.o q ,R..ag 9.i2its. !. i i. AM.
I erytf5f ssis-sa4s. La sfs. y a5. et 's' sA'
sef was il Greek, aud be was familiar
Win the language be spoke il .hC
Northern lialQct, and It was afterwari.
HI el W ne .Iniiaa lin2nisl to tho
4hig @ ag
ad ea Has dN a
lfFsk areat ~
Whit he salu, and, -.
words:
"In defiance Of the white v ~
Ohio and Kentucky, | hay ~
through their settlements m 4-
vorite bnniiug grounds No #
was s u d9i, bit there II biu T
knives. The pale face foIt tb,
know not wheoci it came
Accgrsed be thcrace ihat
on oar country aud made WI
warriors. Our fathers frcn
,ombs, reproach Il. a5@aves 8
ards | hear thep 4o@ III toc
winds.
The Muscosee was onco . la9
people. Jyo Georgians tret
our W. whoop, and tho den NAV
trila. IN the distant lakes, tj4
proves Of your warriors aad 81 RAA =
their embraces,
Now yr2 very blood is viii n
fomahawks have uo EDGE, ye' t
and arrows were bur.ed With 30 IN
-gS OMus ogoe brethren ofw 81
.s,s.h from your eyelid. The Y
once more STRIFE 7
Ne more for year C
e the mighty delc q
9 so.ass. ". taaa5a A''''''
4 Agf Nee 'fa
ssss tisa. K ssasa, aie s' .@sl9 .,.
seA VII abt n
E.tssa5,uf
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.si,cd pacaivea


aag3ere pursued received
lEmendations Of the Press an
lnity. ii as several thousands Gifts y
p Codnsh, dents are nov 10 business IN this city
Mons, I'M oountry, II is deemed useless 70 20
4 extended explanation Of the plan Or
The Institution
it M far Is known, not one Of the many
@ s.nas II former siudents is now ou oi e.
s,ent ana 40 FAR as known. not one 70
IT rsnd N those who have been sent for yei
- Ana Rurope Of Tire North, Is qualified, on reiu,.
home. 10 snler = business bouse, aithop gn tnou'
Nv sands Of dollars have been expended On his Cd
sUN A word 10 lhe wise Is sufficient
The city Il nOw healthy Persons hom II 70
Col nd years 81 age attend such branches as thS
Nv wish By havng special Professor fe
General Il branch shreeiouFshs q the students u,
I'd students iateRaed ior this Colleg'
MOD bring this circular n special direction
aisteg, .sh.ssse are temporary establish
beT Baggug md Rope turnisISs ii their merchants,
usual accommodations 10 our pasroAllege. ~ AM
July IA, 1885. Gnu ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-09-22
!. Fa.Ee.l,s eaIalEE n 8. -

History Ot tAolf hxt ig-ls
slrapHis. Tryi Sep. 8, 1856.
Dear Sir Iaf reqaestoc By ~.
q sen. N. B Forrest p writo u you, and
er. officers who syed u 1eF lin
s3afiug tbe late war, fol the purpose Of
Ibbtamiag such repor and information
as sou nav be ibllS taFhth in order
Ito make a full hist n dfhis aud their
lopafaiions. You gn, ii reforc con
frt a fyor by vritigg opt 4 u sou can,
remember Of bis enpagu yad tae
operations Of your w coamanG, to-
Igeder with such ia dents, aneaS1cs.
lctc., Az may bg Of Interest," tn YtA
at large giviug Tie namS " -sd Of
1those cffiecrs and ptiyates Who distin,
guisted tbonselyes, and whose services
entitle them to Do remsmbefed by theiG
compatriosi.
4 This circular wv NJ aaB.s9 Q nlost qf
, Al snryigia aeils Ulcers VI General
rliss eBoitsJ w;fb atbar5sp,o moranaa
T riil ~ atosi 4 4 .6aray. II CO. s,,n,'
! na,srt ,or.Sn f. 4 n II eanaan IA an5 rom.
i,,t ~ ,rrshsn.;ve
b;.s~ ..a.t.. cav.l J 4 tincInd.
4, and
A7 res tasssj8 lat those
y ls 'feAeg ~ W. sh uld
Iho contributed % ul'rp"@ te'iol
snare Whatever OF IaMe> 71-s -'S
nay os'aeeofaed 3~ ..
fi2ase aaaf"a5 .an,. ! ''o y q 'uls P.o:
0loa!d ,]1,,. y@ % r;ai,;,,, 4ay " ,,l sgl =, P,l
vale W yoi1"blo & ,o'"r,s y, elsI~nq'o' os,
1'."0'1 'u'o' 'na'io' WI 'ep por'SJ
.,a.I H. y e5t: '''s 'i'I''o' = 'a'a ~ ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-09-22
New Skirts Cor 1866.
The Great invention Of the Age 10
HOOP SKIRTS!
]. W. BradIey'S New Patent Duplex

.EII;ntie (0r dOIlbkel SDfI7ag iSk9FJl 4 i
1'''F''0 = .
This Invention consist Of Duplex Tor
twol EIIfntFc Pure Refined Steel
SmrI,aa maeniously b aided tightly and
6rmlv tegether. edge, making the toughest
most flaxibla elastic and durable springs ever
Ised Fhey seldom bend or break, like the
single springs, aid consequently preserve
their perfect shape more shan twice as iong
As any single apring skirt that ever has "
can be made
The wonderful ssxlbiIity and great COM
sort asti rlessaFs u any Lady wearing the
nnnlsx hIlnIt gklrt win be experMeced
pa passle.lA ssls,,lA sss, sasq SseS s
chairs ~ g8AsS 's.s \,
sIIs su,,s' !, | lss
Aladg yed the pleasure, com
m, ,oss aau Hs..... M w rnr,sg sir. Ior Single
day will w d.an r,ll'nss a,i.sss aaspsnss aas
vo,nv lsd;es they ara superior to all others
4 2
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-09-22

Have ilit AHrtAe q 1p risA
that hieh stn doai9 neee hewtx
anal g0nf eyes nay cosst Il
As EheIsh iaFpsF recently re- =
d shsf IS iaa SIS laud before i
hnnary rested It before i VAS
ssf nd sa before il vas
ka Seldom. 4 fssf vas . much
afisalgaFaI aan aondsBsed into
sias tFne8
The easid Should hasr its docket
osllsd and siaggaFaa al Il ssansted and
lliose should h she upper sen Nhom
Hsbor bath exaIsd
Never trust j man Gor ths gehe-
mepsa II bis assertions. whose baFeN
VOID soH would hot ttust 9 knaye
w;ll make NJ more searing a .
falsahso od; Than If alIi. arg II
4 Ii company sety gusFa upan yoaF
\ ngue la solitude upeHgur heart
The nos gnorsns hpve / owIsdge
enough IL sIetacs the fenlts II ethrFs
tha INST elsarsighsad ore hlindgd g
then own
CossoEs Saef ~ -arp n Ematte.s,
nay ndtbe ssrsedih fua expressed j
have doubtless ssinetiinei meant ~
curiosity b tios vhas ;..tad ii ouF
cOasoIsiYg regularly l,don Here
4 cable dtcbes from III
Is whg1 eUstsSA SAYS AZ 49, I,
ss9ss.,e . "a fv5 centuries
I x fSd saalet 70 the city for twsn5y s.sd
t5S.ags year i y now worth
.sJy0, perhaps, as mere building log.
The fonrh chapter ofmaFk was mi
i &. etals4 Il k1ft 7
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-09-22

I'D
The "Spirits speak wita uacer
tain soand II The uss of TOBACCO A
the SpiFTualisls Convention, new in
scssionsin New York--such III aasem-
blaae pf crack braius would be inpossi;s
bie ID she south, "a resolution was
adopted i FEW days ago candenning the
Use IF tobacco. a deyotse of q . weed \
Dir. Gardner, of Boston subssqaen "
demhrFed
He sisted that q good deal i sald ~
The convention which has pet std cans
not be proved. de insfaHcea Al ons
slanchs made upon tbe usu of stohecno
Iby one member, and said That he DF.
| G i had used tobacco thirty years, and
positively knew he had BEEN made %
worse by II; but, On the contrary ~
had received communications : spirs
Isorigin, specially encouraging him
lin tlN use of that weed
Mr. PEBBLES Said that If Mt Gardner
has got along thus Well 4 Using tohac
ca, there could be 20 coqlpaiati = v
what hi powers and excellencies nigh
have been had be refrained from the III
of the weed. ss
4
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Legelds frum ihe Ardenlis

The traveller towards Prussia from
Liege may see, at ilo distance vat
ibrcc miles from hat town, on ths!qAn
NIT Of mountain on his left hi i11'1 ~,
walls1&a 80 s NY. ,n'IE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-09-22
Ticket For Noxubee County
Election October LIST.

For High Court Errors 4 Appeals
HON. A. II. HANDY.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
HON. JAMES 8 HAMM.
HON H w. F0OTE
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
CAPT. THOS r. DASHIELL
CAPT. THOs. Fl. WOODS,
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
JAMES b. McLELLAND
FOR SHERIFF.
G. NJ. THOMAS.
CIRCUIT CLERK.
r. u. v. YATES.
FOR PBoBATE CLERK,
CHARLES BETS.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN D. HODGES.
FOR ASSESSOR.
J n. DEW
WI b MALONE.
l j. ANDY MOORE
FOR SURVEYOR.
a. j. SHIELDS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-09-22

70 Tho People 81 Virginia. North Oarallaa,I
SCaih Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, llis
sisslppi. Tennessee, arkansas hissenfi,
Fiefida, Texas:
NO iongef dAy Eacstse f0y 6esng
uaaom the Mast.
Having recently returned from the South,
! an well aware of the great ineonyenien-
ees to which he Southern peoplearesub-
iecied on aaconnt Of LICK Of mail faeitties
This is, to a very great extent, owing TO
tie oath with which contractors are Te-
qoifed to conply, lher being but few men
IL the South who car take i. Having
conferred with the proper authorities, land
ob,apgd their approya,) hnd this dItil-
cul y can be obyiated and the mails estab,
lished Upon every Route At the South, ana
tat The 2Fixst rates admissiblef for the peo
Fple of " Axa cr South Being Q ma
tiosgl Unlon man, (late 81 North tlagos.ha,l
tbs which mean one that is alike opposed
to the heresies Of the extremists North
and Sonth. can take this oath, and thus
! form thc connecting link between the
Soash, people and tip Gnittd states
Government, Tits propose to 40, ard
10 establish mail on every route at tht
South now destitute Of the same, as fol-
lows:
/ ANY person who is ,desirous of becom'
ing contractor should ad ress me q
once, stating the route oFfoutes for whiei
he desires contracting, (b;aA site the 80
treme points to oorle.;ng about the village
/ 8, l, .s,lle time, he met Anderson Wal
lore osip Of Antony by bis first wife
"a Sgea sbe 81 pln reproached Leach q 0nf'
j per- per- ag,soaudal, which LoapS
glng ,,i4si laa I, 4, . Anderson sh9y /
weekly, %c,iI "', 5'o,,id excl lrred oEg1 ;
for 4 ri weea.f F-ass
will secure't. n saTz
ors substarf9 sAes 1FSre !
own cont ~ : 5.55Fs5g
way s,sz SgES$$zE
willjlt5 SIC 5ggesEs
fnsN'A ss 5.szSS E
A Jast ~ = aeSzg5sEgE
ed ap 8 5ss>sa gggg
to direF ss9Ts saSEg 81
, tirelv, M aa575 A8Ega5S
zsy9zz
4s A+ fpAAnr4 qf6 III
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:, EAT MARKET

MEAT MAKAE ,.s,.n,
will open Monday @ next, .,i,esns losn 'UsI IF Na
l daily = msas assured Il regular supply ,Sa q
On may az any Quantity Far The 4 prsSse' tSe Dub hi
omarket WI, y pssr,osriy occupied by Mr; Altman Ahaan
square hou.s !" " hand Beef, Mutton, rou'''s'
Eggs, y, gssyaa Sheep and other mea' ~ '"s'
hoof viii ge., tas case 'Or '' JOS. BROWN.
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DUMB AGuE,
cErLLs and FEVER
lyVEpaITTENT 4 BILIOUS FEVER

u .S,,hors Of like character. Follow
r1s ,hs directions, and you will find they wan 40 40
'uS .Sa, ! claimed for them Try one box, ana
~ Una, orn merits will recommend them ever af'
terwards. pnlsa and
"a ~ ,hsv win do all that is claimed for 'nsn' IN
and cheerfally recommend them 70 p'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-09-22

! thai '',, 3 ~. n. lasrs ~ fesls Gsppy nln
's.l u Deeaase " Mory9 VIA ttsgn II
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-27
n 2
What Newspapers do for Nothing.

.....s 80. allowing article should be read
takes newspaper Asss,esexy man who
j My observation enables me 70 stses II
anfact, that publishers of newspapers
are more poorly rewarded than any other
class of men in the Enfcd States, who
invest an equal amount Of labor, capital
and thought They arc expected TO do
more service for less pay, to stand more
sponging and tsdead heading" to puff
and defend more people without fee or
hope of reward, than any other class.
They credit wider and longer, get Of
tener cheated, suffer more pecuniary
loss, are oftener the victims Of misplac-
ed confidence than any other calling In the
community. People pay . printers bill
with more reluctance than any other. It
goes harder with them to expcnd a dol
lar on 4 valuable newspaper, than ten
on gew -gaw; yet everybody avails
himself Of the editors pen and the prin
ter's ink 't4'<3 - -
i How many professional and political
Regulations and fortunes, have been
made l,y the friendly though unrequited
pen of the editor. How many embryo.
towns and cities have been brought into
notice, and pulled into prosperity by the
press 2 How many railroads.. now in
successfti! operation, would hxve found
etsd out for tile ..iever that moves the
t worlds's IN short, what branch Of in.
dustry and activity has mot been pro-
NOTED, stimulated and defended by the
psesse .2tses'-ns : $50.
And who has rendered Il more than .
miserabie pittahcc for its esefvfcer The
baxaars OF fashion ana tie ihAnuts Of dig
sipatioif are thronged With m eager
crowd beafing gold n thefr hsnds, and
the commodities tlreif yeSded, are sold
At ienofnons profits th0uElt intrinsical-
ly worthless, and paid f6f With scrupu-
ioos pun unctaaITty; while the counting
room of, the newspaper il the seat OF
Jewing,s cheapening trade, orders and
pennies. It is made point q honor ia
iliquidates a grog bill. 6at net OF dis
honor to repudiate prfAtess BILL p =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-27
omrch Some Of the brightest stars Of

church. Some Of the brightest stars Of
esrth have arisen from the chains Of
darkness and wretchedness. John New
ton was bright example ef thedoctrine
Of St, Paul, that .swhere sin abcunde3,
grace, did much more aboand;" and tia a
history of our raca will chow . great
cloud of witnesses 70 tie ytr1th Of this
tAeory. Why shouldweASt then plead
for the erring, that are assAay 70 perish.
since Redee,ner has led he Wy. and
displays, in the heavens. 70 II that will
behold. the ensign of. the ierssA sssying. e.
| .,conq,rcr 10y. this fnsaa1 ssis - E9ksSf
i.H, who bids Tor the .it.,e ehiIdrva- ss
| Isl Bcay and so,;a and brain; a@'-
| n Who bids for the httsc chadrsn-
ifs1 Young, and wi,hou. stsins bas s21s@f ~
s3i "Wiil bid said Eneaand, 2A1 ~
Iss.a "Feasheir souls pure ~ ~Aits,
ia And fit fey all good or sv.s.gy Is zalstisa - .
I--s TIE world on their page may ivrsss ,sns ,
.oT Il bid sas, said Bsssary hs",ars 4qsa 'ia -
ui ,.,,..eh them ,bocs ana s,s.o.se9 9lt sast s
lds lie, 10 shak. to .e-awlA. ~ a14l5a sfs aaa
s9 They shall s,eep in my sair lllp u.aceoes. inn
tsfa They shall rob in the fair- annshine; .t 4,as
4 And If they serve my purpose,
l. nj lhope They'll answer thine!' t' .s
y .And II, bid higher and kisher,. = % 4osi-a
! 40 Said Crine: with uoaAsh gseA, sis s11o9d !
"For;I love to lead the chisarss dm 81 A % yae
t'h Through the pleasant paths Of sin. rffass-2
So They shall swarm the streets 70 pdfer. =. -,
20 They shall plagne the brusd highway.
- TIL they grow too old far Pievs fslaaa 20 s@ tAl
POO And ripe for the law - siag. mi 81 bsa - So
+ "Prison and hulk, and ealisvs, issA 70 sasses
+ Are many in the land, f.i.,s4.afssFry a3E4 -.
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race with expressions of sanity inno-
!. It is we'll we cannot see iatothe human
md ND .,.s aasM 81 . that Is IN man a
iour good But some things will occar
sionally open out to the public. The
police and city mayor must look II into to
unlawful deeds. Grand Juries must hold
their inquieitions. Howsdo you suppose
they feel When ''Yonng America comes
up, with his round, ruhicuna face, gues-
sing YOU will not be hard,--boys are
nearly always pardoned-and turned
out to become, harder, Lawyers, for
money, tell, in oily eloqnepcs, ofstheir
tender age, and of the bad influences
| around them, and all good men shrink
| from the immolation of youth of twelve
or fifteen years, by exposure to prison
life; and having no place to send him,
and no reform devised for him. the
Judge and Mayor preach nice little ser
mon. and turn him loose Some times
| he takes warning, profits by experience,
1 and reforms. Most generally, perhaps,
/ he laughs over his good success, and
llearns, more efectualiy, how to be a
rogue els ger 'aas sa.i 1a' ,- = . go
& Not many years, some. fifteen boys
were taken up in one OF our cities, Tor
theta trained band. Being in jail,
they we're missed at home. Some of the
j best citizens found their sons of the
/ company. Money and eloquenee got
them out of aarance.a' Ishave no, heard
lhow the boys have behaved since. -
A story is told of . Prosecuting Astor,
ney, in New Jersey, who had boy ar
lrested. Being brought to trial, heofer
ell to be States evidence against his com
: panions, which vas allowed, II turned
out that the Prosecutors office keeper
was oneof the company. and his ofiicc'
: vas their evening resort for dividing
stolen goods
! The whistle that calls q company t
t4he corner of your streets, is but prep
aratinat for some sssaing ys'n.sesW he
4 therc IS 4 IRE, they are the most active 9
the company, slippery Is cells. The
s | seem 10 anticipate by instinct Whs
4 the teacher e.lis his roll they are d
i tsin.s by an impertane ieoHsuisasioas1 d
matters Of Egypt. They are shrewd q
riweasels, saucy and impudent, and shar
ms a razor. l am only describing th,
portion of 'sYoung America" that is OF
ls Of niRhts,-whose fathers and mothel
+ either can NOT, or win not, make hi
!. m;nd-or Who d ieft houslsss,an orphai
, and friendless, and pressed by necessi
! TO i've by his wits Iniiana has teer
ling population of this class. and o.
: villages tell their story in unmistakae
. terms. When some public speaker
offensive. they Ars ak youR servicelt Al
y ImAy speak in gentle terms Of Z
! txsnsasr sex.g It ssoAesi0es. net unh
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In the National Cemetry, near Indian
apolis, there IRE buried one housand two
aundrea ard forty eight un16n soldiers,
and forty 5coIored 2 lladJsoa there are
one hundred and thirty.tko whiIA and
at Evansville i've ht11rod sd sixty
three white, and tfiteS colot11 sofdfefs,
These embrace All th5 sus01esS burieA q
Indiana. s.s.. -.