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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

n4-Agassiz tells about . sort of hsh ia
Brazil which can climb trees They are prob
ably peculiar to the tropical climb.
p9-Artemus Ward says--'Let US be happy
aud live within our means, even If we have 10
borrow money to do II with.
HA man who has heard 1t stated that all
assl is grass, wishes to know whether hay Ia
beef Ia moved.
~Why is Berlin the most dislipated city
in Europe2
Because it is always on the SrRRE.
SecPrecarious style Of life--Dwelliug in
other peoples memory.
s% What ailments are policemen most sf-
hicted wi,h2
With felons on their hands.
HA-A romantic young man says that q
young lady's heart ia like the moon, IT changes
continually, but always has man in it.
~ Why 10 Mr.. Ahles brewery like lew
! ish tsverh7
He brevs drink there.
BsA- what age do pigs end their exis-
tsnesH sausage.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
FEIE, q VII. STEAM "a BOAT LIME
Rtaamar AriAl

This STEAMER leaves Wilmington vt
.aSA-NJsO A. NJ, and Chester at s,lb A M, and
nzMnasazA11zen Chestnut Street wharf, at 400 4. M
Tho taoites offered by this line, make 1t the quickest
Q nd most certain way Of ira nHportiug freight.
a- aoods hauled and from Storesi required, and
at san rates a. charged by other limos. As
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

s6-M Ny sen, held up your hand and tell me
wno was the strongest man
Jonah.
Why so4
Cause the whale couldn't hold him after he
got him down.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
FESiNsU LAI1 KAis, ssOAD LINZ
IMaE aI

UHANUE OF EUUKS.
On and after MONDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1855. Pas
usngsr Trains will follow. 1ntil futther notice
NORTH. SOUTH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

UN and after TUESDAY June 9th, the
xxa49lA- Nsteamer "swan, will commence regular
= kaAntrips between Phadel phia and Smy rna.
Leaving bombay Hook Landing, every Monday, We'd
assdsy and Friday, At o'clock A. W. for Philadelphia.
Rsturniug Iesve Arch Street, wharf, Philadelphia,
at clock, a. NJ, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
for snyrna touching at Chester, Pennssrove New Cas-
tie, Della City and Port Penn.
s1- stages for Dover Lelpsic, Smyrna and Collins
React. eonuant with this line lune 4.tf
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-Pirncy Increasing 10 an alarming ,Issnt
In China
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nreakfne on tha Whaei.

Hefe'is a short, Clear description 0
tho barbar6us execution Of d crimina
BY BFeakmg on nc SEScf;;s'g 'lS y
@ITSaw' four men broke ohh' tSt
| YESH 6f murder, il Ibo FaaboaRfg ST
AHtOihOj. AZ scaffJld ! was %sIe9" SSraescettct Sasettt
At6at tSd feet hhfglbl,o fglblol With loalls Wheel q
something IKE fore coach s,a R@a Wheel. a
eachcorntr, but Without railing al ifaS2aSitd round
Tho unhappy wretekess ks'aS were ~ expcocteo lsScSt
J tqt four O'clock, and an an amazing fi I con, on
course ofpeople were assembled 10 sec
the execution but 1it was seven be,
fOro ro they fPPePyeds They we're on
foot, and YaIked very slowly ispr-
rounded BY the ggst with mBsketS and
fixed bayonets; tie execu.ioner and
is,' valet attended them, lie 10 was
dressed in q bag, sword, and laced hat,
ana was was tbo fFst, who r mounted lo aDd The
ssSfeia, taking plf ,bis bat b5i aud smyoFSd m i
and laying them on ono sido. One
Of the criminals, foiiowed,. W sccompah.
ied byA ,frisr who kneeled, prayed
with. and confessed him The exc;
cdtioner's man then ascended the lad
der, bringing with him something
IKE a stick wrapped up ingrceh cloth.
The poor efetehibdihg confessed, tho
friaffetfrod ana tB6 tNo cxoouti0Eurs
began stripping hih ofbis clothes bat
bis drawers daiter which trey assiS-
ted, ,iha aplaciHg Elm On two pieces oi
wood like ase Andrew cross, which
ny hotizontaiIy On lhS BcaHoId, and
10 whi;h they iastenedhFGe Thc s& !
now drew ont Of the stcenI
case 4 fat, tbfh, IRON bar, seemingly
about an sfncH broad, ,Vand yard and
4 hnfilo6e eiiUAlhisi beng fastened,
aeaihatArhsaSp Sp'aBdy khesIett
dowupAt hisbeadDf about Two mini
uteSInsf witch Be descended tho
scAfold. The dreadful moment now
approached. It was impossible for
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MIDDAY, FEBRUARY 2,l866


ENGLAND. ...y ~ y /
o7N NJ o1aTe parental "a BARTER sfs rises betweor
tbem. but one as authoritative ant
4 fhtalrsenarates, like that Of V6rona's
,lonl9 to unto them in tho graves IIe
.dss 81, n,mbned 10 camp spnsses through
bltbo7 7pariyous cahpaidh Of 1858 ihlsafe.
/, lsssabies, home on7a brief visit sfhthc
tkan,an0rof 1854 hastens Lbaok to- 10Th
4 bia rcoiment in tho ufandpmarcheS
tnnon Richmond. sncareSFin, then Bat.
\ ,,as nc, ba,; Wilderftosi sisrshot q Mn 4
,baa.,oa biohtlof Stingt giyes gupolife
,hora,lousforh rhiS eoubtry sa Tho news
La,aa h,s,noliand,tbe, deatb.bolt shoots
/ .hro5ob' | rsor,, oIso.g Trarila before.
.EMt,,s M a1ss,,,3a t;,,o.o dDlioo+o 4over- mn,
Sa, 1nS y, ,ls,,.h I,;rr Js.tb. 1rd- sa,,,
UT 80 ! a'5a,,,E oll';,a stronr,L, 3
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w. wv. &,a,,', as, s,o .,s'.
q se soe M t6os'' ~ coro C" nam n sEa wt,isnays
!" II, How 'boartsRsp tbe5 yoroI' Anal
mo,I,sr, tbs .olais1s ofo Sbero, too p,l
ths s,,;is ,asso,.' a1aS u. i dyingI
smoo,s R;.ina on6io. ,,oyo. froIb' tb
1na,trf,,,;, biuows. she ,n,.,,m mnrs'
mMtotbsr- cbavlog Is cane I, andtbe
love slain maiden i silent forever,
II Hsr soIdior.IoTor had obtained a fur,
lop,,h. from .bis Divins CommsnAer,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02

survive so sudden pdzlaFg san-accession to
it%l0galN, girIus- and satsFWiEei as even
q fsYdofthese ereatures would bring with
thsm-7fOr thieYesD grow w6haeffally spious
yhen nths Sheriff grabs them by the Reskg o a
FheveIsgrRhOrl here thht d certain hard
shell Union man over in Bristol has been
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i ss3ls lFrgp the'Sew York InilepeuddhsA
A Sad Episode Of the War ss'.


Many are The fonantes, yet to be
created oytof tho yWarOf. Emaneipa
itionV'sFutars Scots and Ooopers VIII
adorn its events with their gePips
4 The elements sfor lesuehs works are
amongithe most fascinating cversdb.
mittod 70 Tho inagina6Qhj a 3eudej
powerSthe moselofdIy and proudthat
Modern History can show 4 race. c oi
ssria, sboSght ;and7 6old'like 4oattlc,
| where agoHy was onTS. eqpaiIed By tht
tyranny Of some maStersg y a dialect,
grotosduc and arnusing,thSt &ilf'pass
soon from pppalar.spseelh and bS,em.
baImed ia the era which ends It's ex.
istanse. With its cause tho siferings
of our captured soldiers, more heartl
rehding than any Spanish inqlisitiops,
have contributed to the stock ofbu+
man idSpraFity3; With these .mlnglo,a ,aft
theymovements pfsgraud armies, and
the deeds o, special and rhemorabio
hsFoisIS, mo. field for master lies
richer than 'tjiis. Ago must ripsh' it,
ere It can be adapted to the ncSdsl of
tho novelist Esitfis Sixty Since" is
the required titIo, 5oPf, ,tPe American
/" WayerlSoia s,,r 20 .ud ,.sHDsH
Yet ofahat fatureI and difamousa Sc
RES, ovebswIicbGou ohildPens ychil.'
dren will laugh and cry in chahgeful
pasSpp,o pone can asnrpass IN melanl'
.eholy grace one Of its real romanccs
sfat bias GONE 70 our .psFsoRsl kn9Sll-,
edpaaaslbs bsisiss oysG bss i,stimiadi q
Soon after tbe. beginning ofthe war
when cvety soul was ablaze with the
fervorI OF patriotic sacrifice, a. s0ung
lady listsnSd ip hor, ehSfch5 team adrI
1ressson THE theme; inswhiehJ among
other duties, was inculcated thslne''
dossRy Of corrsspondenee with the
soldierrs, to q cheer and guide them IL
of.cpnp aud toldt.,,ss',sa55 s',a5 g.. +,
The modest and Itimida girl Heard
tho Adyirssio Her, heart BdfHed with
the general flames She itboughtr she
could at'eastsa 40, 50 iitilSSOt tIcgs0qu9
try for which shsasNould gladly lay
down herHfo, : ShethereSorc resolved
10 send her sistsrlyEsgards and coaD-
sels toa soldier youth. ilohe such, an /
.ldnlus Of one Of The oldpst0ollegsasl
,ad,bsen writing TO The jouFnal'in her
,ity, letters Brilliant and brave spmerI
hing IN theiFtonS and qaality fasciua-
edhcrs and She selected hinaathe obi,
ect of her patriotiedcTOlrss--Shss ends
i'm, uHdSrR feigned name, a modest
ibtO4y lCtter, fdlf 0f e6urageous seen.
imeqt apd religious ali9ns,vsri
Helis readily attrgcted by the Beau,
y,fsihO -slylss, ands tho.,i. earnest
rank and SheC,iouatO 'sRirftl md r.
ettipg taspoases The eoEress
,onasncB IN laid pbeIora 'hor imotberf
,n54pptogsd,, Letters pais bet&esn5
hem for several months, growing
nutS damilhf, perhaps more fond, yeti.
III decorouBnnd Faerved .TsF FasaiRas
ed-ty Ser words, NJ gtega furTeagh,t.
omsahama, ,Enpes.hsr ont ulaliea hert
.cquainu6ec5 Gb1 'thes swelling bad 1
,dfsts into tho blossom Of love. Ro.
neo and Juliet lives again, amid tho
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02

nl7gi An aisemptWas made afew days saci
BY RECONSTRUCTED rebels IN FAfqnhst county.
Virginia, 70 barn down the fcsidence Of nts.
Dixon, me widow ofPaymq'isr Dixon, OtOnr
arny'Rho recently shbt and Allied N the
streets Of AleIandfiA byA fstaFnsd rebel otls
Ger. An anouypounotv Fag Fnt ls Ma,
Dixon, warblns Der that n ,lhs psrslg..i, "
remalninr n ,hscoouiry hsr hoass Woalfibs
burbsd 6v6f tss hesa, lanas ne Apd btt ehil.
.dr.s sEsnoS n whAiAsipp enc bog IsSsiI
home.
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Il 5P SSs1a sIsG:R Az d !.
\ z cAS' N 2 po IWIyHoUg A PAPER
IaW 4soGiLoqY D9 4 hoNEl oy ~ M u ppv0,lsIbf y

1
DIV xsOIitoeY DS 4 aoSz Of Y rarg "A PPropir.lS'
dan, cWQb yOol --+-- BID D0dg 3EN
" wGalt Sls d9 without q paper ? No, ,,r, 4 4,
~ lyetried Tito my sorrow = VI 'Np '''
h 30 tolspbsCrihcfotou TRlFs cd 5on
\ Sor walt until to-morroF, e., .y,., ,3
4 tShouh lovers hang or drown themapives
.kgI 0ryotheFifoOlishlc hlcapeF;go 3Gdi WoilH
! never get, u, hear of it-sasJ .o,,, -c.I
i 40 net take the paper ~ ''.'.
lf7oom 1ls.ss sl % 'e1oied ,mid INV
4 Why there . ny neiEhbOr,Toby Stout, boa
i He always hears the news,a', , "a
7 And'having news to talk abonG, g. " ~
i lHe neyetgetsthe'e ;1d gmai lor
While others yawn in .ennui,. us;ybp;d
HIS mind Is light as vaqor;
4 The eahse islpIaini to haif al e-Aoai 2
ilg ghs alWays takes the paper ?syie- .53
4 ]whilc neighbor Stout beatsaii he 5Ss4s Sa% s1'l
.AAnd. .knows each current price,an8Y tld
And always knows the P,s and o's
Il, py takllggsgd saHcef0 sslitzadyaa
cennnot tell the priceiof grain,
or poultry coffee, tape, or
VI my kind of therchandise-s
p aiBecause Itake no papeft, ,'o 70 f.Eh =
, 2 lsV aitN Ne 'Auh ifGHFpf"& ahd ihi tAT2H
Though lhavSsttdiess 5biA RbitAh req r.odiilo iiis,o ,
Much time and mental labor. -. =,
I Yet ! canspare 4 little. time M '...,li,
| AZ wen hs Stout n,y.neighbor;,. - sa''...
AIpI y, ~ m tlne 9 se u precious =, can a9sps
And TINS iind time q 70 read tbs nows nowsnlzi .
tf Thara o. 70 1fft M ~ 10 IllgIy 4 III ~afAtNf
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she Ae1lean tern toty. : Ihe Jpprnal deg Dq-y
bate n a. ertitie pubtiihtd On tbs 25ib .uitj,
roasontd ttas dsoeef OK collision tetwesh !.
The American troop N fetAs and thelmbk' =
'fiaiif. oa tio opposite babk . 4 fho diSiats ~
slttanl wat Imminent, Ahd' tbo1khtit wdhi
Hbo huctf bAttr iot. fnc5 ioiwishdtaw al.f "a
g.sb sptbAS t5fsf vkF Via shS tfSlsI = -
j. !. Fl - i1sll'illli taa tiiace t4l .Flt-t1sc
~ -. AZ 4 a.. slz IA Alzy .ittl tieow
ics+ The,L LondQl 0iistrsS sraysshat ihsssI. 60,
leon n isAppreheniiye that laximillan VI. M ~
Low. .hit Empress % Europe, and has D sev.yi
ed dpon the Mexican Minister At Pasis 10 p,a-
coed to Mex leo and endoayor di1osde Mari
nilian from ahdiea,ing.
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'..si;G(5REA.E7E. X E171VF77IIS.
Prices Of Uncurrent Money.
RY Hdl Il. oRHWAY.

al'N7t T9i'eI hN1sa$Ttr&, fasS F5esaulsf (, iGcr,
ol,skr EbL YOUR VNCllRltENT ib0NHN, fT1IE tfOL
~ Slowing are the, rates Reidi,y o, M QRpWAY. ES
silehANGR y BROKER, MOI 4s, i6oIiekd Street, Kasl
WILLIE, gcy uncurent money, Thebo qpotAfSns are LA
bIe 10 huctuate, but nay be drpendad sutnlent
aleagthOf tis or fsmetane 70 bs rbcsIsOd byall Pl
Y express. u pEwaraed YlthsRt aeleg. ..baalpuH l.
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Gus at heart rs 10 refuse to sell their
Plantations for twenty cents an acre in
Fedora! currency. lie convinced us that
an armed force ought to be kept in Char
lesion for many years to come, and that
he ought to be appointed sutler, as he
had much experience in the business
lie found in this hot bed of secession
and cradle Of rebellion decided prefer,
ence for gray ovet blue, which extended
itself even to the ladies' pe,,icoats, many
OF which your committee carefully exam.
ined. 1t is proper to .etate that the ar.
tcles thus scrulnized were hanging on a
line TO dry, and had no ladies in them.
"Tour committee next visited S.yan.
nah, where they found disloyaIty mani
Testing EseF unmisakably on all sides.
We met an agent of the Freedmeu's
bureau, who gave it as his opinion that
the war was only half over, and that uu.
less the powers Of the Bureau were en-.
iarged 80 rs to give him control Of all the
cotton exported from Savannah, the glo.
r'ous emblem Of our national liberty
would not float unmolested very long.
lie bad not been invited 10 single tea,
party, though lie had lived in Sasannah
for year, while returned Coufederates
were cordially greeted by brothers, sisters,
mothers and sweelhearts. lie himself
had been on intimate terms with young
lady who represented many thousand
bales OF cotton, but Of late a one armed
rebel had come, and he Of the +. Il. had
been discarded in favor Of him who had
raised his parricIdal hand against the cd
nag. Hers was preierment for services
rendered 10 the rebel cause, and there are
many such cases which your committee
regret 10 find General Graot has omitted
entirely.
"Gour committee DO not deem it ne.
cesSary to 60 into further particulars to
! show that the spirit which animated the
rebellion sti exists in the South, and
that the time has not vet come for the
read mission Of the Southern States 10 the
Union. TnADDEUs d Co."
MACK.
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A NEGRo SEEKING HIS RIGnrs IN THE
CIRCUIT CoURF.-ln the Circuit Court,
yesterday, the ordinary sober face Of
Judge Moody was made TO beam with
an expression OF good humor by the ap.
pearanGe in court Of an educated negro,
who had come into possession of about
as much learning rs one OF Dan Rice's
educated mules, and who, desiring that
light should not be hid under bushsl,
made application, through white lawyer,
TO be admitted to practice law in all tbe
courts Of the State. The motion was
seized upon by the congregated lswy ers
and made the occasion Of a series of bu,
morous speeches and burlesqus defense.
which we're received with an immoderste
degree Of merriment, in which the Judge
could with difficulty refrain from partici.
pa'ing. The application was not gran ted,
aud the coIored applicant retired from
the court room with much dignity, but
evidently disgus,ed with The unreasonipg
fanaticism OF white men.-.St. Louis
Republican, l5M.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-01-24
Domestic Receipts.
NJ JACK

READY MADE fEAsr.-Psrhaps all our
lady readers may no. understand the Jes,
me'hod OF having good ready made yeast
always at hand. We invariably have
good bread made from yeast cakes pre-
pared as follows: Pu. into three pin,s
of water handful Of hops and nearly
quart Of pared potatoes, cut into small
pieces. Boil for half an hour, and strain
while scaIding hot into sufficient -four to
make stiff batter. Stir it we'll, adding
one Tablespoonful Of fresh yeast. and set
into a warm place to rise. When light,
mix il stiff with Indian meal, roll out thin
and make into Tound cakes or square
pieces to 2 3 4 inches in diameter. Dry
these thoroughly and keep them in atag
in dry place. They will remain gooG
'or months. Before using take one Of
these cakes for each medium sized loaf,
soak in warm waller till soft, and add a
tesspooniul Of soda for three or four yea S,
Cakes. i'd this to the flour with warm
water, and raise as usual. Some pu, the
light yeast, without adding the Indian
meal, into close jars or jugs, and use as
needed. 1t will keep many wee Ks by this
method.
MINoE PIEs.-The following recei pit is
confidently recommended after using it for
many years boil fresh beef tongue
tender, let it get cold, then chop it fine,
with one pound Of sust, one. half peck OF
apples, two ponds Of currants, picked
and washed very carefully; one pound OF
cItron sliced, half an ounce each Of pow,
dered cloves, allspice, CHINA mon, and
ginger; thres pints Of sweet cider, one
pint oi Madeira wine, half pint OF bran
dy, with enough sugar to sweeten to your
Taste. This will make large jar full.
GermantoDn Isieyraph.
NICE FRUIT CAKES One pound Of
Hour, one pound Of sugar, one half pound
OF butter, one pint sour cream, one pound
OF r"islDs, one teaspoonfuI Of soda, five
eggs; frost and trimmings. The raisin.
may be chopped very little. The above
quantity will make three loayes OF cake
IA common two quart bas;n.--Mrs
Cal.
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NUMBER 20.
Fen:anism.

The long felt desire of the Irish peo-
PIE to establish for themselves free
government upon republican principles,
has embodied itself in an association up.
der the name OF the "Feuian Brother.
hood" claiming this as its object. Large
numbers Of emigrants 10 this country,
and others of Irish extraction, have at
tached themselves to the organization
and the list probably embraces the name
Of thousands Of men from every State in
the Union.
Many mouths ago, the organization
was completed in the United States, with
a gran1 "llead Centre" in New York.
and sub centres in each Of tue Northern
and Western States; and some millions
of dollars were contributed TO sustain the
patriotic effort. A President was also eh
ected, in advance; Senate formed, and
Secretaries of War, State and Treasury
designated, and the grand governmental
'h"Sh'uc y All III TeaC'uesS 10 De Trans.
ierred 10 Old Ireland, ard set in motion.
at once.
Great troubles seem, however, to have
recently sprung up in the Fenian camp,
and their dreams Of glory and freedom
are likely to develop in barren realities.
Starting out with one President, the Irish
Republic now has Mree in America and
one in France g; and the three American
Excelences and their factions, are hav.
ing rich quarrel, as to "who shall be,
and who shsnt." In the meantime, a
MIR. Sweeney steps in, and says lie wants
to be President, appoints his Cabinet, and
issues his war orders, just AS if lie were a
President sure enough. The two or three
millions OF dollars contributed bv the
hard. laboriny and misguided sons of
Erin, TO be applied to the liberation Of
their green hills from British dominion,
seem to be the cause Of all this conten
tion between the rival leaders. Whoever
has the said piIlons in hand is We imag.
ine the lucky fellow, so far as any results
are to be attained. He will probably
win very little glory, for the Feuan war
will never be waged, unless against itself,
nor the money ever be expended in the
Liberation Of Ireland. However much
we may ,ympathize with her suffering
children, or gladly welcome her into the
list Of free nations, we have but little rs.
spect for any association with that object
in view, that evinces so little dignity Of
action or earnes,ness Of purpose. Like
parcel Of children at toys, they seem TO
be playing government, for tue amuse.
ment Of themselves and the lockers on.
1t would be far better for these misguided
patriots, if they would turn over their
funds TO the poor emigrants daily arriving
go TO their homes in peace, and leave
events 10 determine the destiny OF Ireland
than TO waste time and moBev in fruit.
less discussions as TO who shall be presi-
dent. So far as present indications seem
to point, it is about as likely tnat lie will
be inaugurated in Dublin,hy the Fenans,
as that the Prince Potentate OF the Moon,
will send his Viceroy to usurp the throne
Of the Car Of Russia IorkuiNe En-,
quirer.
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SICK HEADAcHE.-A correspondent of
the Prairie Farmer, says: 1.-TWO tea :.
'Poonfuls of fcely powdered charcoal,
drank in half tumber Of water, will re-.
heve person with sick headache, whom
1t is caused, as it often is, by superabun.
dance Of acid in tie st omach.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-01-24

by laying piece Of charcoal upon a
burn, the pain subsidies Immediately. BY
leaving the charcoal on one hour, the
wound is healed, as has been dsmons,ra.
ted on several occasions. The remedy i.
cheap and simple, and certainly deserves
o trial.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JAM, 81, 1866.

a"out tue eFeriastin nlgger, want him to
vote and make laws, and squat on Jew,
ry, and want 10 prohibit us Rebels from
doin the same thing 4or thirty years to
cum !-Jeerusalem! where is the eussin
man They say its all light for nigger
not TO vote in Connecticut, bekaus there
amt but few Of em thar; and its al
wrong for ep not to vote in Georgy be.
Klaus there's heap Of em here, and they
talk Logik and Re,orik amazin TO prove
how it Is. Well ! haint got whole
passsl Of sense like sum, but as shore as
~ two foot bigb a nj ;ger is a bigger
don't keer whar you smell him, and a
vote is vote don't keer whar you drsp
it. ! golly! they cant git over that.
Tine truth is, my feIIersitizens, | soms,
times feel like we Giden, have no Gov,
ernment ] felt tb% way sor,er when
Mr. Gibson appointed ms committee on
the State OF the RepuI'ik. When the
Secretary read out my name all mixed
up with the Republik, | fel, tha, | was
obleeged to renig Riso mages,ikully 70
my feet, says |, "Mr. Pre,idsn, | beg to
he re'Pektyby exkused sur. if you please.
II thar is any Repub!ik on this side Of
Jordip cant purseve il at this time with
these 'peks. Thar was a place 10 old
N'rginny called Por. Republic, bu, Mr..
I'bel General S,onswsll Jackson wiped
out It's contentg generally in 1863. and I
haven't since heard Of il in Northern liz.
era,ure. ] have heard Of IA .krub cons.rn
over ALou. Washington they call a Ee.
Publik, but, sur, it are likely to prove the
grsndest impos,ure that ever existed on
- continent, Of ire.dom I.,
!, .o 10 Ia ,I,, '''
., - N'S'H" "' us IN
'''""' regions 10 10" I-ys and want
nuthin to do with it. ESkuse me, sur,
but must insist on Lein resp.k,.blv d;.
charged" | took INV san, .n;J H.. ,,.,
n,,fo,,d.,, .,J ,.,,I,'.'. '''
s..I ..IM S., ,3"S'''"' '"e"fe even
""1 ''' '''H remarked that he
~ou'dsnt impose the R.puJIik on no
respectable mau agin Li. wishes H..
then transferred ma IN IA. P;,,,,, I;
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Simon" said Bob, "wbst arc you
doing nova days for liyiDg,
"Nosb'n' particular. l am the owEes
Of . ship"
O"n'r OF a ship ! What shipr
steward 'sip At Sam IOhusoR's eel.
lar" -