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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-06

RECORDERS CoURT.-The Recorder
did not reap a rich reward as the
fruits of the Fourth of July. He
had but two cases yesterday. A Mr.
Cox, from Cloyerport, Kentucky, was
charged with a great deal of drunken
ness, and having made much noise,
for which ne was fined 81 with costs.
In consideration of the fact that he
was stranger in the city, the Record
er was rather light with him.
jesse Shepherd was charged with
having created disturbance at his
neighbours house, for which he was
fined So with costs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-06

DRUNK.-As the people in the
vicinity of the Lower Market were
going there early yesterday morning,
man was found drunk on the streets,
having slept there perhaps great
part of the night. He was picked up
and set going. We forbear mention
ing the mans name for the present.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-06

Essay of Warning and Instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means of cure. Sent free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DIR. J.
SKILLTN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. apr20 3md&w
DR- BACHELORS HAIR DYE-The
best in the world; harmless, reliable, in
Simultaneous. The only perfect Dye. No
to nature, black or brown. Genuine is
signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
Also, Regenerating Extract of MiHefieurs
Restores, preserves, and beauties the
hair; prevents badness. Sold by all drug
gfsts. Factory, 8 Barclay street, N. Y.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-06
Heat and Exhaustion.

1t requires a constitution and physique
of unusual strength to resist the effect %
the enervating heat of July and August.
Unless the system is toned and sustained
by a wholesome stomachie during shese
oppressive months, it is likely 60 be SO se-
verely debilitated as to render IL an eaSS
prey to the epidemics which prevail - IRE
Fall. ga wholesome stomachie, where Is
1t to be found?" asks the reader, Wsse Ass,
perhaps, been told by his phySiessa Sass a
little good brandy is a service@sse selBes-
liant, and has sought for that Obsolete eztt-
Gle in vain. It would he as t2sAe 10 expect
sOhoLesOnae,tesS and parity among tire liquors
of commerce as to look for miracles 81 pfets
in the State prison, or wisdom 81 Al fHiSj
asylum. There Is one safe rnssslstaf= -eJlt one
for those who need q protective toafe Aase
Misunderstanding inviEoransN Lea saezn
commence at once, as the seTTs1 season
opens in all its intensity, = coarse 81 hOS-
LETTERS STOMACH RlT1EfSSe ASK the
returned officers and soldiers Of tlse Union
army, who have used this elixir during the
war, what they think OF 10. They Will tell
you that it keeps up the vital forces under
the whiting. beams of q Verftcle sun, With
out vitiating the blood or creating any I'M
due excitement in the circulation. AS the
poet Cowper said of tea, s. It cheers, but not
fnebriateS. 1tbraceS the nervous organiza-
ton, and regulates all the functions of the
body. No other stimulent can compare in
purity with the Essence of Rye, which
forms its basis and the tonic, aperient and
anti-biIious herbs with which it is medi-
catad, are the best of their kind on the face
of the globe. jeS
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

sssaAn Easstshman wass sxtelliogs Jamsics
a s& Aas islsud, 70 live on, when . Yankee
avg q q 4 sarea that hs'd been there, sand
ifssuad ss q we about as mean aplaes ss ths
eholsfs ever visited, and that the beest fam.
lilies had nothipg to brsg of in the way of
living, - He could prove, and make the
Euglishman sdmis on the spot. prove It,
thenF indignantly exclaimed the latter.
Very WE'LL said the Yankee; 4 put it to
ION, - man: of honor, If many of your
drss people don't live on coffee grounds
(psantations) the year rounda' The En-
glishman saw the point, and so did the
company, and all joined in. .smile'--at
the Briton's expense.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31
The Leading Journal Of the
South.

>HE Publisher. of THE CHARLESTON
- DAILY NEWS beg respectfully to re-.
turn their thanks 10 the I,ublic for lis liberal
support to their Journal. and promise that in
tile future, as in the past, it shall be their aim
10 mike THE DAILY NEWS the most desir-
able paprr in the country. It has now the
largest Circulation Of any Newspaper in the
State, aud is the Largest :a Size of any Paper
published in the State-issue,l in folio form Of
eight Cages, aud the fize Of the New York
It IA universally conceded that THE CHAR.
LESION DAILY NEWS is the most enter
prising. independent, and the best commercial
nswsPaper published in the South. 1t is u
southern Paper with Southern principles.
A TRI-WEEKLY.
Many Of our friends have spoken aud writ.
ten to us concerning the publication Of a Tri-
Weekly. We have thought Of doing this for
ONE time but owing 10 the general disar-
rangement of postal affairr, we have concluded
not to do so until the commencement of next
season.
On the first OF September we will commence
to publish a country edition of the The NEWS
and it shall he our aim to make the pa per the
best ever Issued in this State. We intend in.
Producing entirely new features in this enter
prise; 1t will not DO summary of the daily,
but will be complete nnd original in itself and
We are certain that ,ts patrons will be as well
pleased with it as are our present patrons
TERMS Or DAILY:
One year :. $40 90
Three months 2b0
In Advance)
CATHCaRT, MCMILLAN d MORTON.
PaorRIEToRs.
No. Is Hayne Street. Charleston, s. G.
May 20. 1866, 5-tf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

Some days ago Mr.. John F. Wilkins, a
ttesshsr 81 nnsic ia stbssci8 III NasfoH Hswas
arrssted 8y order 81 ! lfejsfe.sahops, aud
ssns p,seneito Rishmspd or.haviag al.
lowed bis little daughter to fecits. at ! ju-
yeniie concert Q poem called the "Con.
quered Bsoasf;g smother shiid slowly forl.
ed up a snsiFasg of the Confederate pat.
tern. Mr.: Wilkins vas at once released BY
Msjor:G eneral serry, and at the request Of
several readers we reproduce this literary
gem which hcausei hisarest
! s SouR CONQUERED BANNER.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31
THE
CHARLESTON DAILY COURIER,
BY A. S. WELLINGTON & CO.,

CITY PRINTERS, Ill EAST BAY.
Until the greatly increased cost of publishing
newspaper shall warrant otherwise, we hive
adopted aud will rigidly adhere to the following
schedule Of prices:
SUEscRlrrioN.-Daily. twelve months, $40 90 :;
Daily. six months. $500; Daily. three months,
$3.50; Tri-WeekIy, twelve months, Sc 90; Tri.
Weekly. rix months. $500; Single copies, s
ceuts; To News Dealers, 3 cents.
No subscription will be received for less
period than Three Months for the Daily and Six
Months for the Country Courier.
RATES OF ADvEnrfs1So.--Fiftcen cents line
for first insertion Ten cents line for each sub.
sequent insertion. Five lines or under 10 be
charged half square. Subject 10 a discount OF
20 per cent. on all bil's ot $50 and over-or On
all bills Of regular advertisers.
For Marriage and Funeral notices, 81.
It is highly desirable that all Society, Compa-
ny and Estate notices should be paid in advance.
All Bali and Exhibition advertisements must be
paid in advance, unless they arc ordered to be
charged to regular advertisers
:: AS. WELLINGTON d Co..
: Proprietors of Courier.
- ApfilS 1874. :. < = =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

'Sambo, am you posted in de natural sci.
encesF ''Ssrtingly-ob course is.' Den
you can tell mo de cause of de great rot in
posatoes for de las many years gone by p
oh, dats easy 'nough for de merest chile
in scientific larnin'. De great rot in pota--
toes is all OWN to de rot tater-y motion
oh de earth
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

farmer, more noted for the care be
bestowed p upon his, fine stock than upon
his mode ofsexpeesaien, wrote 10 the ssere.
taFy OF aoagr'cultural society in regard to
entering his aoimals for the premium offer
cd and added, by way Of prolsorip: AL
so enter me for the best jackass. I'm sure
Of premium
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

When ] am IN pecuniary. difficulties.
said pensive bankrupt, my garden, my
flowers, all fresh and sparkling in the
morning, console my heart. ludeed i res,
popded his sympathizing friend, 4 should
have thought they would remind you OF
your pecuniary troubles, for like your bills,
they are all over dew
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

An Arab Retort.-'Why do you not
thank Cod said Msnscr to an Arab, that
since have been your ruler you have nev-
er been afflicted with the plaguea' God
10 too just to send two scourges upon as at
once, was the reply, but it cost the bold
speaker his life.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

.We'l. Tom,' said . Blacksmith 10 hi,
apprentices, 'yeu have been with me now
three months, aud have seen all the differ
ent points ID our trade. I wish to give
you your choice Of work for while. ,
Tbankssssir:' SWELL, nov, what part Of
the business do You like best p .Sbutt;n'
up shop and goin' to dipnss cir,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

Connubial Bliss.- It haa been recorded
by some anti-counubial wag, that when
two widowsrs we're once condoliug togeth.
on tue recent bereavement of their wives,
one OF them exc:aimee, with Sigh. swell
may I bewail my lose, for had SO few DIFF
ferences with the dear deceased, that the
last day of my marriage was as happy
as the fret There l surpass you,'
said bis friend, for the last day of mine
was happier
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

A Green-Horn.-A countryman once
happened to stray from his native village
into seaport town, where ho saw a slip
on the stocks. He had neeer before seen
such an object. Climbing up the ladder
on the side of the vessel, he exclaimed
'Hullo! you mako 'ern holter, don't you 2
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

A money hunter being about to marry
fortune, friend asked how long tho honey
moon wonld last. Don't tel, me of the
honey moon,' he replied it is the harvest
moon with me-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

Sir, I'd have you 10 know that I keep
one of the best tables in the city, SIR ex
claimed an indignant laudlady to a board
err who had been finding fault with his
fare. tFhas may be trne, ma'am,' quietly
retofted the boarder, bat you put very
.listls upon It, ,.....
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

A lady, in describing to an ireverent
boy an occurrence In which his father fig
ured, closed by remarking, 1 am sorry to
s'y that tho thing ended by your fathers
losing his temper Did father lose his
'emper7' exclaimed the young scspegrace;
then hope he'll never find it again, for it
was the worst temper ever heard CT
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

A Texas paper, which is published in a
noted duelling and 6ghtiug region, in
speaking of The death of three men, one Of
whom WINS killed in a duel and two in
rough and-tumble fights, says: They
each, as is customary in this vicinity, died
,oithout the aid Of a physician = and then
adds: Such instances Of death are exceed
ingly rare in thoroughly Christian comm
mites
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

Arauenger on sailing packet was
complaining 10 an old salt that he was so
sick he couldn't keep anything on bis
stomach, when the sailor exclaimed, Can t
keep anything on your stumnsic you jest
try q mustard plaster, and if that don't
stick I'll stand tho grog for all hands from
here to the Indss,' QndIes)
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

a poverty. stricken %Frenchmap, being
aroused BY his wife one, night with the
cry, Get up, sacques, there's robber IN
the house + calmly answered, Hush don't
Jet us dissnrb bin. Let him ram. ack the
house and If be finds anything Of value,
weH then get up ana take It away from
him. ~ = .t,. =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31
USEFUL TABLE.

In consequence Of numerous inquiries
daily as to the price Of Gold for Confeder.
ate Notes'during certain period, we have
for the convenience of our citizens, who
may have settlements to make, prepared
table from our books, showing actual sale
from January /, 1851, to May /, 1865
which is at your service, should you think
proper to publish tie same. .
F.. c. BARBER & Sow,
Exchange Brokers'.
Augusta, Ga, June 8, 1865.
Prices of Gold for Confederate Notes
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

[ihssselYs apaaan ghils BIZ Zs.sleskine sTha.]
coynnea psssjses ef putting chord Of
|iinsp SoesAs whssa tbs nr { corrupt is1
not b. good sahstituh for ventilation. q
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

isS1vfbd1I rahpadsr ossahiodiH Is oas4s:a-
aA.-Isi; said 10 sstheaes protesting 70
know: list IN isverrys place, II every house,
yiaitsk by rholss sll ths ;inhabitsnp are
expesed, TO = greater or lss extent, to the
ssssit6asaaaof 30 shslass toisonsSa MSssso of
lhsaa EEL q cf,sngs ID their psual health,
ssys eals isv s6aily sussaps to ths ais.
sseals.s Abe power of withdrawing tie sp-
idsmic Is very different in; ;diffsreuaindivid-
uaia : Everything that weakens, that over
.ssin spisx "a ~ ~ I fIsss 6 81 bowels
uslksy usslkas y sdsSp lpiBis. dF tEis dives The:
hlsod lsep he. aaFises ef Tho besy sinto
atafal org9s or ,whstaser "dimind-
ipha tsl ipns es tie BODY,
de- MI slSs q i posss sa psrsen Is
th6 M ll;ss 81 lss snssn INIT .yo;a,
spars Ind d..
q s. 6 3 IN @ ssuussi / 81 M 4 isivoidsd.
M !: 4 4 81 sgps ai.
e lpssasS9 persona,
81 sslsly l!'. g ts Kssp,
mr. s. III 81 " M ;iose sussiS
9 {, s 8 $ Snt;;ilS ls issa &, So s6 & seilinas nh
s ssas Ts ses.
g5llps aad
s;'l s moss
lSll t iiail q d s. E q pare nj as
IT, s 3 8 3 & i ilssstl
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31


tExcnss me madam, but would like to
|know Why you look ct me 50 savagely T.
saids gentleman to lady ,ssranger. oh
] beg pardon, sis; l took you for my hus-
band,' was the reply.
.gomuy, do ypu know That your upols
Robert has found . beautiful little bpy.ba-
BY op his dops step. md s.going to adop.
him a. Yes, mama, and he'll be- uncle
Bobs stsp4sos, Won't ker
&ssA ssnilsman whose father had been
4halgsd. WI ascastoaea 70 refer 10 him i,
having disd sudd dsnly, 81 I filing through Is
HIterm aud breaking Bic neck, asts 8
ssfse psbJic msstiog. i;,ss z s.,,.s:. .l,s..
What sfs Jon kiakiega NY dog fora,
.Buoauss be Il isfsI of Asas., Flsas, the
.dssil ~ WHY. thai dog sslssps Win fms.'
sYes, sSfas ~ 10 NM isss igsss ,sm., 4 4
sditaS ass6sibiig 40 sffssts Of 1
stsSil aprs 4 seaiaiili tboas ssys: sTSssu
Is siaE SIS s 8 o. j 2
sslie tsssss;d 10 ths lssbosrd, md
~ 10 le6 md snoibss easl III Il whis isEsyl|
tSl3s1Snfse!oassl ~ b.
81 IL ,Sssf Ak .ssst IA
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

- 3 3sesssss 'ssss g ssSs sk ses Ass :
The tolloWi1g lssser has been received %
wasslng.esn ? tby the pepsstHasps q eg-
euitnIe: E:.,.s2 ~ sy;>ss 7as r. isss @
WAsHxescs, D. g. August T. lsse,
z1s Hon, zssae svsos ss aaaf 9 g ia q 9 e
s;'t yssavs :, 3sis.t-;sSs ~ ts::zILs.=s:s !;
: sMr sprAs ,sas: II ssadsfsa = ggiye
You The sssalt Of my inqpiiiss anda obser-
yasions during recent journey from Little
Rock, Arkausas tmy offieial post of ,dnty, }
TO this city by the wy IL Memphis, Nssh-
yille, Louisville, einviunsti, Columbus,
Wheeling, DO. ~ to the ppospso. Of the
cotton and Of The corn crop in slitha.& re-
gion the present yeer. :, ? :.-@M /
= As regards Arkansas my Judgment
kbassd upon an extensive iutercourse with:
. large portion Of The Slate tin an official
capacity is that the yield of cotton will be
much greater the present season than is
generally admitted, ard particularly 50 will
this be the case sfnonld the growing season
not be curtaiIed by early frost:
4 Among the large planters in the exten.
siye bottom lands Of the State, from
number of ad7ersive circumstances, much
less cotton win be produced than say in
1850, the year Of probably the largest crop
raised in Arkansas; but the smaller cul-
tisntors, stimulated by the high price, will
grow three bales where they formerly
made one, aud many counties whore but
little cotton has been grown heretofore, q
xery respectable crop, from present appear.
ances, will be produced from the dats,
and from observations Of the growing crop
in many places, as it appeared two OF three
weeks ago, my estimate Is that the crop Of
1895 will be at least tbree-af.hs (most
probably more)as great as that Of 1850,
and its money value much greater
Corn (which most of; the planters Of
Arkansas have had TO pusohsse from
abroad this year, at ruinously high prices),
as general thing looks we'll q large
amount has been planted, and dthe prospect
now seems to be that there VII, be sur
plus2raised oyer the actual consumin g
paph Of the stats, and that the price will
rule low the coming Fall and Winter-a
great, very great blessing, II tie produo-
: = IAN ,>SS,s,as SSs,n- - ,,,.snG S~s..r ...n.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31
By orsaE


Round its staff s'tis dropping dreary:;
Furiit. foldit is Sis bs..t; sHs
For there q not man to wave It.
And there's not a sword to save it,
Andlher9s not ono left to, lavsit
In the blood which heroes gave IT; ,
And ito foea now scorn md brave it;
Farl It. hide ite-let II rest.
Take that banner down, It's tatteredl
Broken is its staH and shatteredi
And the valiant hosts are scattered,
9, Over WHOM IL hoated high.
Oh ''tis hard for us to fold it :. :.
Hafdto think thsro's none TO hold it:
Hard that those who once uurolled it
Now must fprl itwith sigh
Furl that Banner--furl it sadly-...
once ten thousands hailed il gladly,
And ten thousands wildly, msdly. rr
swore it should FOREVER wave
Swore that fosman's sword would never
Hearts like theirs entwined discover,
Till that flag should float. forever :. 49,.
Der their freedom or their gravel
Furi III for ths hands tlat grasped it.
And the hearts that fondiy elasped it,
Cold and dead are lying low:
And that banner--is Is trsilingi
While around il sounds the wailinp
OF its people in their woe. ,., =.
For, though conquered. they adore it'll
Love the cold doac hands that bore It'll
Weep for .lose: who fell before I'll
Pardon those who trailsd and tore i'll
Bat obi wildly fhey deplore it - To-
Now who furl and fold itso.
- S:2:rtetS .sA,r.";@. -.rs -
Furl that banneri true It's CORY
Yet tits xreathed around with glory,
And twill live In song and story.
Though its folds are 10 the dust !; - o..
For its name ON brightest pages
Rsnned by Pests and by ssess,a
Shall 60 sounding down the sgea-
. Fun its fOids though now We must =
Furl that banner sfsohly. slowly. ::t..s ':aa'E
Treat it gently-it, Is holy.
For i droops above The dead. - "
Touch it nescnnfpA il psvsr. gg-
Let Il dreeP there foreysrF&
For is peoples hopes are deadi
n 9Es snsss,;s;s7Tss 4 ]; 77csS In ssos,.,4 81
q TIE yoassalaw M;nisg sayas s. All.ths
diamonds found ins Brazil were thrown
away, until % Portuguese merchant, whe
was visiting the gold washing, unexpected
" found adiamond Of imneses value
among the heaps of:gravsl thown. asi de-
! n = 4 =
' sen. his b.eihsr back, who soon was equally
sacesssM, byst the crown officers, he was Or
rested aud nut in prison upor ri. b,ootv
and rsssfsis;se xosRs,nas,i III mhs.a ~ o'v..' .'
| Liberated a bya5e Kine. The whole a;str;c,
| ssySTg&RE5 - ',s s'se
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-31

From dOoay'lle slI aongthe route part.
X through Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, vir-.
3 ssisis aha MayIna. itnayy ialhsos. ss,a ss,aaid
ess one cohesaoas sssAs ssid 81 glsOavsing vsing
corn 'nxusiant and fina, promising most
beautiful crop NTH gss.he .hroaghoas
+ ait ths eountsY, Ssstsgptsd To- bs aesetibsd;
ssifh y Saldly az e5eepiea, jast What snas
SADd b. desired: ::gas III. ,.,;t:7tEE ,,;7ss
, 1866-12-11
DRUm n ERS.
Their Haunts, Rabits, Knowledge,
Rusincas and Numbers.

Some twenty-five years ago, when ths ..trura'
ming" business Wis In III childhood. and con-
1ncd pretty much between tbs lower end OF Lake
Erie md The principal cihea OF the Atlantic sea-
board, .arnnns5s wsre y sysn i IN hs .esekly pop
looked upon a. a elaas OF men entitled to no par
tieular consideration, either in bu*inusa c1rcles
es 4 eeest 10 %e = t
eially thoae 1ho Ysylaid Western merchants ~
t.lked them into etaie Of e1oe sire nervous e1-
otemeut bctore dinner, werr not the most scEupu.
Ions sel Of lneh living In heir daI and eenersdon
6..ueh 1sea VI. ea9a IN e. sna
Grant sherman, Thomas, Sheridan 'Compaoy,
h1s ,a Eta. sop'sTsy az sef peS,@ sa s
Ut the permanent institutions Of tbs country.
The gtastae drummer !. e, one vho Is 1t for
and forts Year, oi sse Hls eraera1 appearance i
IL II poesetbook o peJ s. hl!l whensver Ii 1,
might be called ftce and easy individual be
smokes ucenehauua f'om choics, out doc.n't
in snJ v.y glven 10 the use Of alcoholic ssiaa-
lani-snd tome infes he etc<s 'sAkc something for
pain l. Ind The ,.s <. ~; ~,
1Ss i.eper niisi; Ell pat arn;. "naso It pI.in H
aud heaEy yeu pss:s .1d PIT , tae 3, Ta;er r., n
fSpGTlft glass. lie Goes FS1J HEu III LAE.NAy OF
fen pin., and, when found IN bilhs1d suSkn can,
prosiding his opinion Il asked, decide correctly
ON the mooted point Is to wheiher tho spot csll
alleged to have tccu played from the cushion,
missed OF slruch the tMk red
In politics be H. we'll mp, eus
IL consequences Of The existing trouble between
Cone1ess md P1es1I.nt johnson. he does not tax
much on national aeAirs In places Of public re.
sost theology iEpo supposed 70 be his fotte,
but, but when occaelon rc9ui,cs be eau exp sin
causes Of The Deiugc; md also give precise &C
count q, the retail p.1te Of corn huBka When
tee irot!snl son boarded WI an snt2ewr nov,
en- uh7se coca ID that Of solicitor, ana his ten
ac,T IN eiayi1x hy a man to whom he proposes
through hit employ e I'll btll of sood. -. !,
ScoiI1nd t4h,b1ts ~hi1e in pursuit. nj tts nsns
, 1866-12-11
Telegram to the Pope-Answer OF tho
Pon1Ids
From ihe Baltimore Catholic Ni.7orl


heous readers .5e aware, Tho preaates iatetY 4
Holiness through The Atlantic telegraph: The
wording Of The trItgf1m wns n folloHs. It len
Raal1moEe On the 9Th OF October, and reached
Rome the tame afternoon. IN About dlteen rnlu-
"seyen Archbishop. and torty Bishops, met IN
councff, unanimously salute rous Highnrss. wl.h-
Ing yon long lie with The pres ration or Ill The
ardent and sacred riehta Of the Hoiy see."
This dceps1eh carried JOY and consolation 10 tho
iou~ lug letter. addressed BY bis direction % our
Most Rev. Achbfshop By Cardinal Batnsbo. dated
:sThs scleg,am which tho Bishops Of the s.atea
10 o. a. n
proved 10 be of great comfort snd coosolanon u
il. holiness; ana 10 highly did be appreciate its
tpftlt, thlt he ordered Il to be lnmedtAfey pub
ltsntd III Tho oicial journal Of Rome. for tie edi-
1eat'on Of The Roman people and Q! Tho hithlnl It
"Hts Holiness looks With inte.esefor the aete and
DEGREES Of The flenaEy Council, winch hn txpetts
to receive IN due tine. and from which he hopes
In the .Ui!ted ststcs- will result He has, how
estr, directed mo 10 e1pscss directly 10 your AN
plitude, and through you TO all your colleagues.
| bis great plesaose, snd 10 request Joo 10 thank
them for the lnlereas they have taken aud et take
tns hmes Ses md 'p T..
hss lea1nen With satisfaction tbat tbs PaoAl
loso II succeeding, alfo through the coorcr1tlon
oi she Ane1ic4n Episeorate. He hanFb them par
tculariy for this, and uourtshes the hope that auch
pesons result may he OBJ bsained. in the meantime,
prAy the Lord tbat He long presesye and prosper
| y0u+
Romr, from the Propaganda, Oct II, 1919.
| A1xxAKnEn CARDINAL BAuvAuo. Secretary.
To the Mott Rev. Martin John spslding, Arch,
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