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In retiring from the shove arm, ] tender NV
gFaIei1i acknowledgement % my Old friends. for he
and trust that they win cont nue. 10 do ne ssma Il,
my lste partner, M SALESMAN. feeling ssslyrsJ tbst
he snly competent. and viii use every efFsrt :,
please all who msy feel disposed to patronize him.
So1+u EN- U1HHS-
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Our respected contemporary of the
indianapolis Journal,-who we regret
to see permN the misrepresentation 8
OF the Administration Convention
which met IN this eity on the 22d inst
to be reflected in il. columns,-in an
article in Saturdays issue gives its
friends in Congress appropriate and ex-
cellent counsel We copy the article
entire. as follows.
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OFEIcE or GENERAL SUPERTSTENpEsr.
n. az. AND N. &. n. W. RALRoAiH,
NASHVILLE, TEyE., Oct. 9th, Ls55.
CN snd sitter Tuesday, Oct. 10, lS65 and until fur-
' thsr nouee, Passenger Trains win 1un So fol-
oWs=
NASHVILLE Dc CHATTANOOGA LINE.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga, and Al points
south ats A n, ArnVe a. Chattanooga st go P. n
heturnlng-LeaT chattanooga &C 6:Hu A. u
Arrive st Nashville at 5.l5P- N.
sneibyElle Accommodation, leave Mas hFille at
y !. =, ailte ~ SHELBY Vile 81 I'D n
Ketornlng-LeaYe Shel'oyUlie st 30 A. n, ar
riye at 955 A. 4.
NASHVILLE &N0RTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville for Jolansonvlle, Snd - points
vile at II p. H..
Re~turnlng-Leave Jo hnsonyIle 1.5O A. NJ, srnVe
at Nashville at $50 ri
Trans on n. n. W r. r connect At Johnson
VIC Witn mt clsss ] ne Of Steamers for Psducah,
Cairoand st. Louis.
Trains stop sal ] otemedrate points.
MN. p. INES. Gsn1 supt
N. 4. G.. and n. 4 N. ". H. R'ds.
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
]. T. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTs,
No. II Deadsrick Street,
NASHVILLE, =

WILL attend to the erecting OF all kinds Of Ma
w chinery. Mills, Oh We II, Engines snd Ms
chinery furnished on ths bestoi terms. Agents ior
the ceiebrsted Steam Eng ues, Seam hoists, Oh
Machinery Of J. B. Mooney, Of Cincinnati Persons
wishing to purchase would do vel to consult US,
as We think we can accommodate them AL ma
ehIneTy bought Of US viii have our Per.onsl stten'
ton in the erection Of il. We are stu Ia me seH-
ing Machine business, and have some lew machihe5
LETT that VIII be sod verF cheap. We slso sttend
10 the General Repairing Business, Key Fitting,
Bel Hanging, Brass Founding, etc.
decSi-sm
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$40 REWARD.

GTRAYED, from the subscri her, on the 23d inst
- a bay Mare, I years Old, Is hands h Oh, marked
u. S. l. c bad sore on right 81 neck. The above
reward VIII be psid on the delivery Of the mare to
s. d. WIDENER,
fsb25-2t Livery Stable, &C n. Market street.
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In refining nom the shove firm, take plessura
IN Recommending the new firm as gentlemen on in.
tegrity aud goou business qualities, and trlsf maj
the PATRONAGE heretofore exteaded the housa xiI
De eonAnusd' \. U. SMITH.
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Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED BIZ
Special lAct of the Legislature Of Tennessee,
June Sth, ls65.
onanEunN UEua

Special lAct of the Legislature Of Teanessee,
June sth, ls65.
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY,
Capital stock. 100000.
Divided INTO 1000 Shares Of SO each. 1900 shares,
or $4,000 have been appropriated as Work
ing capital, for the deyeiopemeut Of the
property of THE Company.
A united amount only Of the stock thus sppro-
prI ed has been placed in the hands Cf the officers
Of the company 70 be sold az SIS per share and as
the sto,k has al been issued, full paid, in pay
ment Of property, it Is not therefore. hsole 70 any
future assessment.
OFFIcE: No. 66H North Cherry street, POstOhee
box sTf, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
=. q. Cotton, ofTeun. C. L. HEQUEnBoUEa, ofN.Y.
WM. c. BUSTs, DELASO r. SMITH, Of Mimi.
A. q. SANFORD, AG. WILLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
Prsidem,-A. C. SANFORD,
Pres't LIST National Bank, Nashville.
Wee Rsldeat,-A. G.. WELLS.
SeeretarN-F. q. COTTON.
7Fsasrer-WM. c. BUNTs.
Miaing Supsintendsnt.-C. L. HEQUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Company consists Of lease
hold interests IN the counties Of Overt0n, Fentress,
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the State Of Ten
nessee, amounting in the aggregate to over eight
Thousand acres.
The membership Of the Company and the Board
Of Directors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of 8 thorough and practical SC
quAintancs with the oil mines of Pennsylvania,
The Mining Superintendent was one Of the hrstex-
plorers Of the on field Of that Sta'e, and struck the
FIRST flowing oil well IN the country, wen known as
the Hequembourg well, and TO which the oil inter-
ests Of Pennsylvania, then IN their nascent stste,
we're very largely indebted.
This Company will lease portions Of their VSlua-
bic lands, IN small tracts, 20 private parties or COM
panies, for IMMEDIATE DEyEL0PIEST. This i S rare
chance for bona i'd operators 70 obtain leases on
terms that will be SIMPLY remuuerstiye.
Terms made known on application.
NO KKRE SPECTATORS WILL BE TREATED WITH.
Description oflsnds and samples Of OIL obtained
from the property may be seen by calling at the
office Of the Company, No. $50 North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, F. II. Cotton, Nashville, viii re-
ceiYe orders for stock, Gnd wall f.rward certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
order.
Oct. eff.
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Ihomss II Hughes,
" ! Bill for DiyOUa-
Msrtha Jane Hughes.
On motion Of complai nanfs Sc licitor in this cause,
It appearing 70 the salts faction of the Clerk, on adi-
dsYlti thst defendant Is tlnon-re sident Of Tennessee;
II $ therefore Ordered that notice be gwen By pub
llcation in the Nsshsili Union, a newspaper pub
lished in the city Of " .shyile, Tennes. ee, four sue
cessive weeks, requiring said Martha Jane Hughes
20 eppeSS Deiole the next CAsSet Court OF smith
on the 4th Monday in March next. 1866.
then and there to pie 5ad, dsmur or answer 10 com
PlslnAnts Dill or the same will be taken FOR con-
iessed and set down for hearing exparte, as TO her.
via. J. CLEVELAND, Clerk.
ieozI WI per :. P. WILKINSON, {. @.
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Henry Ward Beecher ON Amend
mania and Tho Toso
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VARNIsH Ee.
LIQUORS.


5 Bills Alcohol, % per cent.
8 Is percent
8 " Proof Spirits,
s Pitts Whisky pure, for Med. purposes.
/ " Pure French Brandy,
1 Holland Gin,
Pure Por, Madeira. and sherry Wines,
For sale Low. By EWIN Z PENDLETON.
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Tho "ltras in this State. who TAXI
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80 Hhds prime New Orleans Sugar,
IS do 90 Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do do Cuba Sugar,
so Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
20 do Grsnulsted Sugar,
loo do A. and B. Coffee Sugars,
30 do G. extra assorted Brands,
go do YellOw Sugar,
400 Bags Rio Coffee,
20 Mats Java Coffee,
20 do Lsgurs Coffee
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Auspics,
20 Bags Pepper,
20 Barrels Msckersl,
90 "a bbls do
$50 Kits do
100 Boxes Soap,
50 do Starch,
10000 Cigars, assorted Brands
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do Ralsins,
50 Cases Sardines,.
25J Cases Oysters,
100 boz. Buckets,
80 Nests Tubs,
Together with everything usually keptin whole,
sale Grocery Houses.
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BITTIERE


- Kegs s0da, / Bh RIuezfoas.
7 Cask Macaooy SNUFF I" Cud0saE,
4 Bbls Epson salts, 100 L5s Ccchneai.
: g Dutch Nader, Bbis Cream Tartar.
200 LIS best Indigo, 2 Birthstone.
4 Bbis Copperss, 2 " Flour Sulphur.
For sale low, by EWIN & PHNDLETgg.
July 22-u.
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Just received BY NJ. A. Parrish 4 Co, Coaees
~ Sereet, South Of Broad,
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Hints to writers and Speakers.

William Cullen Bryan: gave the follow
ing excellent advice 20 syOung man who
offered him an article for the Ercnino Post :
My Young friend. observed that you
have used several French expressions 10
your article. think ifyou will study the
English language. that you will end IL Gu.
pable Of expressing all the ideas that YOU
may have. havs always found il so. aud
IN all that have written do not recall an
instance when VAS tempted 10 uss for.
cign word, but that. on searching found
better one ~ my own language.
" The only true way 10 shine even IN this
false world, is 10 he modest and unassuming
Falsehood may be very thick crust. but
10 the course Of time will find place 10
break through. Elegance Of language msy
not be IN the power OF all Of u. but sim.
pliciiy and straightforwardncss are.
Il" BE simple. unaffected; bc honest in
your speaking and writing. Never use
long word when short one will ID. Call
spade not wrll.knowu oblong instrument
OF manual industry; let home be- home,
not residence II place place. not a 10.
calitv. aud 81 Of the rest. Where a short
word will de-. you always loss by using u
long one. You lose in clcarncss. YOU lose
IN honest expression Of your meaning and
10 the estimation Of all men Who are com.
petent TO judge. ycu losc in reputation for
ability.
Write much a. you would speak speak
as you think. Ii with your inferior. speak
no coarser than usual if with your supe.
riOr, speak no liner. b. what you say. and
within the rules of prudence. No one cv.
cr was gamer by singulariiy OF words or
pronunciation. The truly wise man will so
speak that no one will observe how he
speaks. \ man may show great knowledge
of chemistry by carrying about bladdcrs of
strange gases To breathe. but he will cnjoy
better health aud ind morc time for bn.i
ness who lives on common air
Sidney Smith once remarked. After
you have written m article. take your pen
and strike out half Of the words. and you
will be surprised 10 zee how much stronger
il i-.-
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A Word for Nowsnnners.

We clip the following article from an ex.
changes 1t Is true aud w. commend 4, TO
every man who has au !uieres, where h,
rc-i.irs.
Nothing Is more common than 20 hear
folks talk "f what they ray for newspapers
i"t advertising A., rs 80 much given in
charity
Newspapers hy enhancing the value Of
property in Their ncIghburhood. aud giving
the locaiiiies ~ which they are published
reputation abroad. benefit all such. partir
ularly u they AZ, merchant or real estate
""t"t-. thuc" the amount YEARLY Of the
m"asv: sum 'her pay Tor their support.
B">'dr-. very public spirited citizen has
= iardahlc pride IN having paper ofwhich
"a" j. not ashamed. even if hr should nick /,
mp "a New York ur Washington.
good looking thriving sheet helps TO
seli property. gives character lo the locality.
aud "a al! Fesprrts Is desirable public con
V"nivnr". lffr"m any cause. the matter IN
u" local ~ editorial columns should mot be
niieup 20 your standard. 30 not east Il
a-ide and pfunounc" d of no account. un-
ul Won are satisfied that there has been no
mr'" labor bestowed upon i than has been
paid Tor IL YOU want good readlbls
'h"ei Z must b" supported. Aud 1t must
not b. supported "a spirit NJ charity. eth
rr. hut because you feed necessity TO sun.
post II. The local press "a tho =" power
that i..oycs the people" N,r' Iort Trih-
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Women in Former Times.

From the subversion Of the Roman I'm.
pire TO the fourteenth or fifteenth century,
women spcnt most OF their time alone, al.
most entirely strangers TO the JOYS Of social
life they seldom vent abroad but 10 ba
spectators OF such public diversions ana
amrsements ~ the fashions Of th. times
ecG5tenaced. Francis !. was tho first who
introduced women on public days 70 court
before his time nothing vas TO be seen Ia
any Of the courts of Europe but gray. beard.
cd politicians. plotting the destruction Of
III" rights and liberties OF mankind, and
warriors clad in complete armor. ready to
put their plots in execution. In the thir.
tcenth aud fourteenth century. elegance had
scarcely any existence, and even cleanliness
VAS hardly considered as laadablc. The
use of linen was not known, and tho most
delicate OF tho fair sex wore wooden shifts.
In Paris they had meat only three times
week ;and one hundred livres about twenty
i've dollarsl was large portion for lady. .
The better sort Of citizens used splinters
Of wood aud rags dipped in oil for candles.
which IN those days were n rarity raTcly 10
be met with. Wine was only 20 bs had at
the shops OF the apothecaries. who're il was
sold as cordial and 10 ride 10 two.wheel.
cd car along the dirty, rsgaed streets. was
reckoued n grandeur Of 20 enyiable . na-
ture that Philip the Pair prohibited the
wives OF citizens from enjoying II. 10 the
reign OfHrnry VIII. Of England. the psers
OF the realm carried thier wives behiod
them ou horseback when thoy went 70 Lon.
don; and 10 the sane manner took them
back 10 their country seats with hoods Of
waved liner over their beads. and wrapped
" msnilss OF elcth, 70 ssssss then ITou
ihs sold.
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Mako Farm Life Attractive.

!. By less hard work Farmers often
undertake more than they cnn ,lo well. ard
consequently work too early and ico late
>. by moro system. The farmers should
have time to begin aud stop labor. They
should put inorc mind aud machinery INTO
their NVrkr. they should Ihruf.1 .1.-aS Noil as
practice, aud let both go iogcthcr Farm
ing is healthy. moral and Respectable aud
Ia IN" lonS rnn. may l." made prof all"
Thu farmer rhonld keep good sioc. urd
be out OF debit The fern j. tho place TO
begin and CnI liC'. aud hence 80 maay in
ihe cities "nd professional ifu ruyci ruiM
homes
: i'y taking caro- VI hen.;h. rntner,
have healthy variety of exercise. hrt 'uo ~
ten noslcc; clrIulnrs-. oml; bathing. eat
rregularly and hutri .lly sheep IN dl.y,u'i.
lated apartments and cNposr themselves 20
cold. Nine.trn,hs 6f the human dIs,a.ns
arise from rold nnl ini.mprrauco Ire.
quent bathing l. profitable. 80 i !.csh nir.
dr!!bcraiiou ct the dinner table. uud trst a;
tor meal
{. By ajoTning the home. Nrih.ns 4.
los; by plassaui home Books. pap.fs
pictures. Music and reading should all L..
brought TO bear upOn the indoor family
entertainments and neatncss and comiori
order. shrubberry. flowers and fruits should
harmOuiZe all without Homo should 10 n
sanctury 81 holy aud happy that children
will lcvc IT, women delight in IL. manhood
crave Il. n.d old age enjoy i; Thor" woul.
be less deseriions uf homestead, II pam.
were taken 20 make them agreeable. E4,r.
order health aud beauty are compa,iblr,Vlih
farm life. and were ordained g. 90 Nlth it
4 hyrs J0Vrnai
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lIrnsoS GrEKNgY's DoG.-The following
touching inlc was told By friend of iho
late Hudson Guerncy
onc morning ! was sitting on business
with Mr. Ggernry. when | heurd the nat .
'rring oI feet behind. aud the door silently
ni'rnrd. turned to sre who wi. listening
:" us. and the Newfoundland dog quietly
'hi"rrd III" runn nni standing IN the cen.
~" looked un 90" boldly and on vi. master
kindly.
This. said Mr Guerney. is one Of nv
most faithful Friends be j. cums 20 nav
me his usual morning VISIT"
Turning Ia a." ,log. hc continued:
ma little better today. but not much.
"a" morning YOU vii miss me shall DO
dead"
Tho dog ~ though endowed with human
instinct. CAV" lnw moan. anjl. advancing
To his master. placed his huge paw. with a
gentlcncs, that wugld hardly have crushed
It ~, uu Nj. GGrtnry knee. aud. that done.
"' Iai.cd hlmsrii ~ his hind legs. and
placed ID" other on Mr. Gucraey.s sboul.
der aud lcAiuy hi. face. seemed 10 nat
h'm 90 hi> back. with an cxpression which
almost sad --''om", come. don't bc "a down
hearted ou are very bad but YOU II get
better hy.gnd by.
Mr.. Ggcrn"y perfectly understood him.
since Lc replied
lrs no use. tell you shalt die"
The dog moancd again.
And now" continued Mr.. Cuerney
YOU mus, go; for ! am bu-y with this
gentleman
The cog looked at his master. then q.
me and silently left the room.
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SNF bINFt hnHiNf, --.-. -.
Ny IIeared Hfsy Jam Here I am
cum. ~ Slick Hs Ureas. out OF the zach oI
the "slings aud ARREARS at oGtFagi. for,
ehune." ~ ih. l'oli srz. III Anybody cn
qwirrs st lInlllnsvili" about Atiemn-
Ward. that used 10 be some IN the show
Biznes. ray io them wiih Tear ~ Thv |
Afiim-vu- that N" Grrrk spell uf mi
namel i dead--thai l.. to ignob.c rrrsoots
Tell them Aricnus j. ~ more Aftcn.u-.
hni n "hodS rurpointcd = tell en- Betsy
jams WHeI = nu moro the 81 .ir uf the cap.
tain Of ths lBaldiusvill. nili.h,. imi n lndv.
Iet-y Jane, I've struck lie I'n o.. rich
as Cr-asu.. Ny lie will spir, ~ ina stream
two hundred feet ~. nnd ~ ,hch n tho
mainmu.t ~ IN" ironsd.s
q Betsy. what u si'1 "f mean Wl-l, I've
dun IN ms past career , Ia ih.nA that |
u.rj 10 lsnil" the j., Constructors an
other rrp,il" .naik. ~ my show. and all
for nO use got poorer aud pocr'r whilr
the sDaik- Ind Tiger, g"t tat. AN at ...st the
prsky Frb. conhsrated nv show. un uth"i
ly's occupation was gone.
This l. n kold world. Bc'sy p"riIrulnrly
whar thar'- un 10. When got poor. cauS
how ] Hss ~ good naturvI like father
Abran. m let The boys ih'o ny show with
at TIE, au ] was wax Ggger mes,lf- thu,
IL, ] was patience on = monument. liu;
nobody "Sav II" but ne. Now IT. differ.
ant --Sbakcsp.er. OF some other wise the.
OlOgunl. sed sum is gre,c. win grateness by
"a pack Of cards or horse race. nnd tho
rest get big by ax.deni. Now, didn't ! win
II. or git IL thrust onto me. but bored Il
ou; the stuns of salt River with govern.
ment orgur
Born IL OF tao kinds--borin for the cor
poraiion that IL for the money and after.
wards for the lie. Wal you see bored
myself out of 4 Ward Into "A CRATE com.
puny. called the Oleaginu. Saline Car
bOnifcrous Indication Manufacturing c ON.
pany." tell you pryitly that name took
splendid We--that's me, aud Artrmu.
and Ariimeous X Mr. WArd-opencd an
oils. md from Monday mora ill sunday
dawn We booki the sharcs.
Our company was organized to witt
had IL miliums OF shares ~ 3 sent u share.
and sent preserved for working capital"
We guArantied everything. Wc told the
moose boys and other cOntraians thni We
had the "ruylty" aud " Zee simpl"" of the
OIL On Sal, River We tuic ru We was
apUscd 10 eriiOckracy and biz -hcars W.
tOla EN- thu shears were " limited 80
they vas. 20 ourtrcasniy. Our shears Ven;
np TO l. dollars aud IL. in fonr,ecn day.
We ,old out and -ler'ed another. and lh.
wis the way ". ven, on. tIll the vale Ot
Salt River was burod like pepper Box
Hetsy jane I've guy YOU the modi. .per.
andy Of striking lie The man wot got
rich on what iaers cuv him. al Inscribed
partriOickally on hi. buggy. "N.ne tai.r,
made ne man." was fool alongside the
Wards. No more Al present from thy
dearest low. ArTEVts WArp.
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is the chivalry of South Cnroinn dead:
Ilas IL been laughed or dashed nut Of cxis.
tencs. On the contrary, We trust that i
has ouly been purified by the trials through
which IL has passed. and that il Is now about
20 assume another aud better form. There
10 no denying that il needed u transGgura
tion OF tOmc sort. With all It's real nobili.
~ OF impulse and purpose. It had It's lgdic.
rons and unworthy side. Il was brave. but
u was boasiIul II VA. generous. but il Eaa
narrow.minded Il did not understand iha;
pride, ho~ccT disguised in lie own majesty
~ littlen"ss and IL. therefore. not seldom
trpprd over hy IL own enormous sclEcon.
colt. Nevertheless. the metal of hich Il was
composed wac genuine. aud u ought accOrd.
ingl! 10 have bren rather tempered than TO-.
jnred 10y the lre into which !; ras latrl,
plunged. lfihis has been the case iis value
as un element in the character ofihu peOpi,
will bs 81 Ince humber and higher than j,
wss OF yore. Perhaps We have already seen
the evidence of some such change 10 the
patient iotituds With which the inhabitants
Of the state have endured theiF past mi.lor.
tnuee. and 10 the calm defiance Nth Nhich
they look forward 10 the difficulties al the
future. Hut the results that We hope fur.
most especially. arr yet 10 be Developed -
40 desire to soc the people rraliga the fact
that they Wn standing upon Tho thre eshold
of = world 10 which the trues, chiyaliy will
be 20 60 bravcly TO wo,k with hand or
head. The knight OF the nineteenth cen.
tury is hO who believes in the nobility Ul la.
bor.-- Charleston Ddiiy Souik Cdrolia'oa
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orn NSw PREsiprSr. - We have had a
President Teylor. aud now w. have a tailor
President. Little did the present iucumb.
ent think. when following the peaceful pro.
fession Of his youth. that the goose would
one day hang 90 high. and tha, he, who
once aided 10 dressing mp his southern pa.
irons, xenll one day be called 90 assist IN
dressing down the safne individuals. and in
giving particular Cts 10 80 many rebollious
customers. The war has cone 10 its close
CLOTHES The re.posscssion al tho
southern forts has left enough dead men In
tho breaehes--let ell broaehes now te
mended. Oar Presidents previous life has
been but sew, see but u he pants for fame.
he IL vested with sufficient authority 10
eiothe the naked aud bleeding south ~ith
the garment of mercy. 60 that our peace
may not prove TO be a patched.up one. but
. blessing 10 ell psrties. Although no, ol
Q character 90 bebigu A. his predecessor
may he conduct his administration with
such vigor IS 10 make Il appcaf ihat there
were nine men In the Presidential chair
instead Of only the ninth part cl one. -
Pact Ser Frsneises Paper.
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ANclENT Ann MoDERS HERoHs.-The
present American war furnishes materials
Tor q greater spic than the &" lIiad," IL We
ouly had Homer 10 we'd them 10 immor.
tai verse. The Greek and Trojan champions
were nero carpet.knigh,s compared with
the mon who charged right up 10 the mus.
zles OF eleven.in guns, and march through
endlsding drcs Of grape and canister with.
ont faltering. II one Of their officers should
Zee pauic.stricken from the strife. ~ Hec-
tor, Achilles. Diomcd, Troilus aud dozen
other OF llomer's HEROES. did repeatedly
during the siege OF Troy. he would be con.
demped 10 have bis opaulsis torn oe, his
sword broken, aud TO be drummed out oi
camp 10 the tune OF the "Rogue's March"
Tho absolute contempt OF death displayed
by tho troops on both sidss In this mos,
sangUinsry of ell waFs has no parallel Ia
the psst.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-13
9Srlrtt gortrp.
HOPE ON.


NJ hOtOALL 'HAI,tI..
u cvct Fw,uncs sunny !see
Hath shIl"d npr'u thee frr y .pae..
bu, lrrvnr'l when clouds began their ,.c..
l.p,k uo, back
II ever jog .nu, cheer. a. emilio
Hath lighi.''l ~ thy fat. awhile,
Bat '''-'n''l - l,s' with ir-achrIuus cu.i-,
Look upi back
" ever ll.p'incss' put" ray
h'th glihi"d IN thy opening DAY.
hn' '"r"w iinsei Thy noon with gray.
l.'ok mot back
II ever dream. ul w-li.won fsnc,
4" wenV" garland round III, name.
Should wake "a ~'' Lu' hot ~ shame.
l.'rs not bn,k
oh lr,k M, back with frntles. pain
Nor hu; r.n.mbra nc.' 'uriuring chain:
whats done Is done. and mus, rrmain.
Thea look no; ba"s
S:,np not g. prnhi,c.- despair.
Hut hope the haggard cheek oi c@fs
May YET smile ni c"mior, w"af.
Forward l,-,a
Trd., tn the fount Of peace and power
To sp0th" the iniseries ~ the hour;
Msn'- help is bu. q ~ithered dover
Trust III ,i~i'