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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-04-26

ho NoiiuiiSsfouer vi iHlcTHal iteVenue
has the following circular in relation to
stamping Instruments issued without
stamps, or insuficiently stamped
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE,
WAsuINGroy, March l6, 1866.
The first internal revenue act took effect,
SO far as related to stamp duties, October
|, 1862. instruments executed and de-
livered prior to that date, though they
may be recorded afterwards, are not charge
able with stamp duties.
If any instrument subject 10 stamp duty
was issued after October /, 1862, and prior
to August l, 1864, unstamped, or INSULT
ciently stamped, the appropriate stamp
may DC fixed in the presence of the Court,
Register, or Recorder, as provided by sec
ton lG3 of the act Of June 80, 1864.
Any instrument issued since August ! !,
1861, unstamped, or insuficiently stamp.
ed, may be stamped by the Collector upon
payment for the proper stamp, and of a
penalty OF fifty dollars; and where the
amount of the stamp duty exceeds City dol
lars, on payment also Of interest Oh said
duty at the rate OF six per cent from the
day on which the stamp should have been
affixed.
If the instrument is presented to the
Collector within twelve calendar months
from its issue, the Collector is authorized
to remit the penalty, provided it shall ap.
pear to his satisfaction that the omission
to stamp it was by reason of accident, mis-
take, inadvertence, or urgent necessity,
and without wilful design to evade or dc
lay the payment of stamp duty.
lfthe instrument Is not presented within
twelve calendar months, the penalty aud in
terest must be paid to the collector before
he can render it valid by fixing the appro-
pirate stamp, without regard to the cause
of the omission to stamp it at the time of
its issue. The Commissioner has no power
to remit this penalty.
Deputy collectors, unless acting rs col
lec.ors under section so, have no authori.
ty to affix stamps or remit penalties under
section lJS.
The stamp to be affixed to any instru-
ment is that required by the law existing
at the time when the instrument was made,
signed, and issued.
When an instrument is properly stamp
cd under either of said sections, the stamp.
ing relates back to the time when the in-
strument was issued, and renders it from
the beginning as valid to all intents and
purposes as if it had been duly stamped
when made, signed, and issued
The whole amount of penalties paid to
collectors for validating unstampcd instru
| ments should be returned on form 5S, with
other unassessed penalties, and the money
deposited to tn, credit of the Treasury oi
the United States, with other collections
Il. a. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-04-26

An elderly gentleman travelling in
stage coach was much amused by the con.
slant fire of words kept up between two
ladies', One OF them at last kindly inauir-
cd if their conversation did not make his
head ache, when he answered with good
deal Of naiUstte, q No, madam, / have been
married twcnty.eight years."
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-04-26

We are exceedingly sorry to say that
we yesterday saw a man get himself bitten
by big rattlesnake for the sake of having
quart Of whiskey administered to him.
lie warn't killed by either the bite or the
drink Prentice.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-04-26

With many readers, brilliancy Of style
passes for afluence of Thought; they mis-.
take buttercups in the grass for immeasu.
rablo gold mines in tho grouna.-[ Long.
fellow ~ 80
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-04-26

DESs AND oUTRAdEs UPON THE PEOPLE
The following letter from theHou j f.
Ranck, tells fearful tale Of Indian depre.
dations upon the apparently helpless people
of Texas:
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-04-26
StDn

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has the following circular in relation to
stamping instruments issued without
stamps, or insuliiciently stamped /:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
, 1866-11-25

A tsagscal a-ais teoE rlsce on saa c,eni.
October st.t, at the Theatre der NouseAa.es,
small salle On tic Boulevard de. ltAFicue- tas'e'
Ono III the p.rstlcs, aud most popular ACTRESSES
,l,lamc Cuapu1rs, received message 10 tne
cour,n Of the pclIormnnee that her hnsosnd WAS
=, .hr s,.re dous. aad wanted to SPEAK 10 net On
t,,ro.tsnt business Though she hsd not seeo
him for lcuc time, che thought It ~ well 70 nsat
uh,t h. had 10 say, and went to tho stage ooot 70
80 1,i1,. lie said nothing hat stabbed her IN te
,hro.t srd then stabbed himself i've tines IN Inc
chr,t and stomach. The lady's wounds arc Sef3
s1,aht hit Tho husband Is In desperate stsse.
~. nspnts eay that people are puzzled 70 account
eor ,hc c1su,e, but II II set down 70 Jehonty.
IN the s1st rlt, during the passage o. INC esesm-
.,I,, r.nr1rc from lIarre to New 1ors. inc Nets
W. rtferre RoustelIon, Vicar General ot tna
c.,to1tc diocese Of New Orleans. L.. passea'
49, m 1oa.d The vessel, in Going on deck. sup
e.a nd fcl1 b.ekwurda, iu}atine himself severe
Tbc ,r,errnd gentleman Wis placed nnae'
tbc e.re Of rho surgeon ~ho, from pssun ..
| .,,,,,iIon. supposcd that no homes ntd nsea '.As
t,,ca The re5etre arrived on fhe ean anst-' a1t.
,r,,ch The Vicar General was conveyed 70 -
v,rc-p,.s Hospital, where II Was touha eaa1 ~ ~
raj he had sustained fracture Of tac necA " ~
| ~, in,oh bono, He continued 10 taus "oo o'e
on Fsiday.
~. s-,-uf1fe 4,ntf3:qu has Fccciyct fpeesmc
~ +tr ..mad ttone'' from gentleman OF AHaal
-, 1tvae taken from Tho atonaea OF oe'
r,,,cd in Houston County. md tbs paper sa!e
, soc,o. 10 be compo.cd OF phosphate Of l!ne. asn
i.r eonerc,ions arc NOT unnsaA ID lac oee1
.,o,rsch those which ere 1oEnZ having sn'
+ aus. .nrncumes not larger than = pea. "a1le
n | older animals they arr much lasGeF.
, 1866-11-25

In The new marble palace tos the HroM build
int, on Broadway md Ann etteets, Nc" aofk-
Bennett will have room thirteen feet BY twenty
looking ont on St. rnu1,s: Mr. Hudson one about
The game size sdjoininr. looking out from me
lark Row front on the Astor House; and young
Bennett one adjoirius Hudson's, looking ont on
The park. Then comes tho big tooEs fos AL tne
sub-editnzs. fronting ou Ann street, and room
ior visi.ost. The press roum under the s1est y
over twenty feet deep. The composing room u
great han nndcr The sky.uRhts aud tn:stnecAte
rooms Will be rented for Al aggregate Of s'oA"''
The v nole costs about round million.
The Chashell twis.) Dt~o>ros says: efd
| ow lady Of Xiaona, with six grown dsnchfess
| hiss purchased a house IN Chatfead, and intend!
s,o.ur there to set1le. Ihe DfmoeTu. thinks l
win be = valuable acquisition to thels StnaRe-"
The rtahurgh Gc1et:t sAys that probably M
only pc1son now alive who witnessed me sutfen
der Of CornwzlIis, Is Gcuuins Guinea nesfo
called Tom, now liying ii Hamilton. ONO IL
m. brought to this country IN s'asef some usa
nes, tic close Of The lasl century. and says "
u,rpecta he must be abont fve hundred year old.
| His real axe Is probably one hundred
, 1866-11-25

The premises, save and except to sec that
the laws made by Congress arc enlotcco.
As to tho right Of each bona tae o'o"
to settle the terms Of suffrage for itset'' tna'
IL wholly different question. An amenu.
nent to the Constitution may unaoao.vu3
be adopted which shall declare tnat no staso
shall make or enforce any law deprising any
clsss Of male adult citizens OF inc flSnt ~, y,
suffrage on account of race or color. VIZ
johnson favor or oppose such IN amend
meut: Can the Republican answer tue qaes
tlon, Neither Congress nor the domlnAnt
Republican party arc in The mood to be hum.
hue ccd or thwarted by the apostate who un'
fortunately occupies and dlsgraees the Es'
ecutlye chair.
, 1866-11-25

~ For the sake Of showing the rapid
o7nwth Of our Statc, 1t ls a pity that full
ro,r vas not cast In Northern Illinois. Du,
t1c n1or Copperjohnson party were 80 used
rn acmoralized and discouraged that not
+rn.tb;,t1s of them In score Of counties
r.1tnr+a 10 show themselves at the polls :;
and this utter lack of opposition rendered It
unnecessary for the Republicans 10 Pus ,ofsa
their full strength b5 mhpy thousanos y,
votes. Hence the comparatively hent so.e
in the Northern counties. An inspec1'on %
The vote cast In kll the contested couatic>
shows that an equally vigorous contest IN ~. u.
uncon,ested counties would have aaaea u
, 1866-11-25

Dav by day the dimsnntion in the width
and length Of dresses may be perceived, al
though up to the present time only IN ralk.
ing dresses. For the evening wear the skirt
realms its graceful length, The "EmPiFe
make Is more and NOR cEt on the bias, ard
with short waist. Re upper paIt ot the
trezdths being rcFy Marcy ano suing close
left their full width, and, indeed, haze addi-
tIoual Eores put in, reaching a short distance
up tho skirt, Pepluus Of the same material
as The dress are Still in favor, particularly
for full and evening dress.
MateriaIs Of a thick and rich texture now
make their appearance as the colder weather
approaches. For visiting aTess plain silks
VIII be preferred to those with pattern,
though stripes are still worn, and this Is
colored jupon with the skirt over, frequently
of n different color, necessitatlng that It
should be plain. The same fashion also causes
black taiFetas to be rruch tn favor:
PlAi1 is likely to be much a, used for trim
of:door garments, and even honncts. It Is
specially suitable as trimming for black
| tat1etas for instance, the dress trimmed
l with bias Of the same ma:eria1 down the
front, with row Of plaid, buttons upon t.
Speaking of trimmings, we must not omit
to mention that jet seems likely to be one
| Of the most fashionable Cameo buttons
m endless variety Of fpassementerte, are muEn
admired. Dresses arc a1so trimmed With
oiases Of satin edged with piping Of another
| color; thus, nut. thrown tattetas, with q
bias or satin Of the came color, bordered cn
each side with piping Of pink velvet
| Rouleaux OF satIn form q pretty trimming
Sn.all bodies OF co1ored tafttas, with =
guimpe Of masliu or embroidered jaconet,
make very diGiaJue finish to the toilet, and
can be worn with different dresses The
little cozslets have very fine fmperceptibla
steets In them, theT are frequently TRIMMED
. | with black or white guipure.
There are come chasming bodies made o.
ctachemiIe, quite plain, without plat, and
! embroidered entirely tver With small "h1te
: tastefully carried ont OF morning dres:
. made Of sky blue cachemire. the tHt
! breadths In the front opened, being coveret
= | with white beads the large reycrs on tEt
e | sleeves, tie epaulette3, and the mont OF sas
9 body embroidered to match.
= There Is an effort being made in some Q
> our leading houses to make the bonucts NOR
but # present ne nIeen,ib
!, the fayoritez. Some are being worn withou
u strings, or very narrow ones tied under tn
L. chirnor1: whilst others, On tho contrary
]. have only q very small ornament placed Q
=, =, the summit of the head, with large bsfI
4 | Of lace carried ACROSS, 80 rs to complies!
ID cover It, and tied in Large bow under tt
~ chin ; but, doubtless, az the winter seis
.: more comfortable coi6hrc VIII MaAt t
os fnrmer days once more become "a moae,
II viii be warmly welcomed By someI ,. Mn.
~ nfhara IN whom these small heal o19.
nr- | an va nust own, decidedly becoming.
,us fn3 that our clever n1odtstes will m3k9 :
H. new coifures equally chaftn'nGs-1e 1oS'e@'
, 1866-11-25
MAUD MULLER. ny JonH G1xN1xAr WIT
mn, With illustrations BY ". j. Hennsssy.
EJANGELSE, a TA1f or AcADIk. By HKxhf
y. LcsarE11ow. With Illustrations By F, y.
barley.
TEE yls1oStoF SIR hAUSfAl. Wal: p J.1Es T1,iRs Rcs
SELL Lowell Win 4lrsGaaons oS .. EsuaSe
jr Boston; T1eknor Fields.


These little gems Of literature and the art
Of design arc among the pretticst holiday !
books Of the season. To Us Whitticr's Nand
ia tho most attractive. This fascinating
poem Is cIeyc1ly illustrated By Henncssy.
Whoever wants to sec how m idca can be
put into chimney corner may turn to the
tenth page, where tho pensivc Maud sits a.
the wheel and contrasts her stupia husband
On stool by the fire, pipe In mouth. cup IN
hapd, with ali the substantial and sp!endi1
comforts "that might have been" As to
the author he has we'll nigh attained the en-
/ viablc rank Of those great writers Who live
| quite above criticism. The story Of the poor
| Girl aud tho judge Is cherished by all who
! love the beautiful What = charming book
ior Christmas box!
Who does not daily look upon the
image of the wistful Evangelsne! And
in whose heart Is there not sym
p.thy for Lonzfcllow's greatest o
the hcroines OF love. Now We haEc Thu
sad, beautiful story in Its holiday caFncats
and.wc know not book Of recent Literature
| 70 trufY adapted to ennob1e the tastes 0
the daughters Of the West
Iowelrs Lauufal Is familiar to our read
c.s. 4 reproduction Of the chivalry Of tn
days Of Arthur. The book Il haudsornel
J Illustrated hy ten Of Eytinge's des-2n:
Those who have seen the illustrations Of th
"uoly Grief by this artist, will be We
assured that, With such publishers rs Ticl
no. 4 Fields, and pictures like these, th
; popular Professors ''yision" could not n
c to be well brought out
, 1866-11-25

.,n....4 k,.,cs h. ~ tctcu uron. |
so1unno . ~ 49, ~ ~. phi,hsrmonic Asso-
vs. s,s.,p 'sou,s ss.-cs,v b,1n encountered lts
sauou . " s,oaer',,.s There Ia home talent
psse p. na.s ,aa,-,dn,1 and choral, 70.
enouns ut,s 49, .odna,,ors If onera. and every
eas,,,... !. fra~5ed n Ia mt "a II theatre
,S~ 49, ~ - er.cts5 snecIally for it, or new |
.asns-v sr5 cns,umc, nrocured Ut q. great |
ses+ All NJ .hss, can be fu.nished in Cros-
bv,a onera House. at very little, II any
- nn.r.. German French
aoait.onal e1p psIs =, -an5erad which are
auu asa T.. ~ .,s,a,nr r>n<rto;re OF the
NOV iounu ~ VIZ NJ. ~s md wou1d he entirely
.soupss saAs "t,;T ~. ;Tn,anta W. arr. confident,
nsH, lew. sssA ~ ,u ,,he-s11v natronIzed. Another
noulu W ~ =, h.cn fo1,oved. would have
susksss'on' A .,,,sa tha aef,cieney. found
.Sa soue .,sa,es * Substantial patroua sc-tnat
~ a,," sue sshaa-<a,s The season tickets
" p.,.a1r pun1 .ra sold for the concerts
stss,.,as SAe. a. single tickets exclusively
-'.as -. eo,5 for these publIc rehearsals.
} m.sut w 49, ~ h. naed IN any event. and the
Ane uA.. a sas,,a .7rnost as finished as the
J seheas =, .s,rs, tbts n1an would have
eouee. - ~, o,ro,+unity of hearing them
+ gwen .nose ~ lsns. opp s...on tickets. and
| who do not possess sea>on u 49,
would have contributed largely 10 tAe sus
! timing fund. For Ih1S aeNsout ~ u ~" ~
~ 49, ~ .ct unon these suggestions, perhaps
q lase ~ w. ~. W. ~ Service In prcc!udiue Ii,
,f but they may ~ " asan+ d;tIIcntt,,s in IN,
l.. recurrence OF tue present oiAen - ~
future. And, for the present, We ADVISE II
mus,c.loy!ng public to buy up the seaso1
= U.t.t. ,occssarr IN the continuance Of th
teAets ~ eae, ,ust3Ncd In assuring
,r concerts, 10. w. ie.1 ,.ast r,rs1cal cn,e,
"a that they Will oc tne oesl .sa ~ 49,,
tainments which viii he presented oaf1o
n. }hc winter.
Of DRAMATIC.
ut ,, ,a ~ Rourc1cau}t's series Of 70,
Or Ihe eecona u pons -. .-o.,. 4,,,s g.
"a plays which ne prohlseu ~ psessue ."
-, son, Is having long run IN New YORK.
IN I,ono Strike" :" which Ia its title, Is mel
lie 1 ,-,th little traredy. In the shape
I'M u.nuA ".sn $50, re7v rn.lerate share
1t killing one ".auN1 w. ~ 80, "a Ia
III 1t for our moacFn ofau1a' tus - =
Nv in q manufacturing town, where rlcn-
W. trronnleal. proprietor falls In love with t.
nut n.a - ~ o,d ernnlove. A Young e
oausntel ~ s;.,eo1s T., ths came uncerto
at ployc mus mnen - -" ~ ,-o1-,~ .ron,e
H. state Of mind IN rc5alu ~ .ne 'us 49,
- and here, of course, the ancction Is seeip
ca1 catea. 4ae w .,s1, ~, t,rarn,cal ma,
to na.isu so"H .s +1,ss ore IN nsrtfcu1ar. In
ur- ias.tn rn,ntiis+e 1 thIs hatred. he concoct.
.,.h DER 20 scntnaao rnn ntv,, M factory. VII
80 - aitcorcrc,i hr Tie owner before maturi
ish. The owner oileTs 10 eonpfoh, isc,,e
who 1us. olusntei H. ia referred TO tho dau
, 1866-11-25
ruETEW ERA IN LOUISIANA.

a \
leans. Tuesday, November Goth, according
to tic Journals Of the Crescent City, Il dcs.
tined 10 become memorable IN the annals OF
the South. The greatest preparations were
made for it.; the newspapers, for weeks. m
dulged in glowing descriptions and msgnih'
cent prophecies; all classes OF popuiatlon'
all ages, sexes and colors came ont 10 ses.
The dtguitaries and rulers OF tho lana ieh'
their august presence anu ae.ne psas pa.sp ,E"t
tlon. The places OF buslDess "e1e eiosco, tua.
employc as *eu Is eupo -.
swell the multitude ana Witness ING iinpos,
Ing ceremonies. Aen nass "As 49,.
In the Catheofai oy a'cnplnnop Oa '1s As
Frenehlo"n, WINCH ~ was eutposso eA
only be awakened 10 nlot'on ,u W ~ ..;.'as ...a
quake or a rebellion, was pso.oun0s 'tn!sa
on thts occasion: aaouSiem' aAu, a.,. 49,. ~
emoiselle, fes enId"a. al' eaae 1'' 4'Ss. 80,
hsnu 1neie "uousn e.i1t.e's; ~. 49,
themselves IN the s'fsels ~ uoo5. ..S,
morning OF Inc grahu esent w eu~ 49, ~
declared thnt Inc oaS "as t'ic ~ .EtA" 49,
new year. nc" cfa' tns
Of the origin OF progress III M.',
Tuesday seems lust now 10 DC ,gsa'aea
ns the IsEt day OF the seat ons ~ w" ~
lans. Lest the Seaoer saoulu outet VIII
curiosity TO learn inc cause OF al tu,s eAe'ts
| tnen4r sae 80 60. " |,,... .,,,na tbo sty,r.
messed In the Crescent e,es s'nes luz ~, u
Aees eaus W 49, ~. 49, III nhou,
FaraEut, We hasten to say that ~ - ~ uoou'
a Fair-the first Fair OF lhc Aesnan'es st.sns !,
anu AZ e,"'- as tI,n court,v wher,
In this part OF INC county, "nes' ,'a'
. every State and every county LAS na'
Its annual Fair Tor many years pass
Lay m ao.1o ~ Nav or,e,ns shou,
!. 1haI Ane e'ou -, o,..,,+ :, cn,n,,,o
u "aAe eneu ~ aeo =. a,,. ,,,orn,r.r+ or 1re,
s. here. But IL is really movement u sfvs .,'
/ s'Sniaeau.e ,.t.neos ~ considered
X facts and circumstances ale eo'..ae.s .l
l. VIII aIfta. .s .:, ,ao,1o of 1nn.<f,n,
, 1866-11-25

Two men fred at an eaEle q the ssme nss
tima and Killed hint hin; bsqo an as9e1 thsic
s poTSer aud shot, for the fall would hATo
killed him."
, 1866-11-25
The Hopes of Italy.
l1 1io''A-~ 6ninion NatIouale Of Par1s


r. an;te af the efforts Of the clerical party,
the Roman question has entered into e9m- ..i
naratiyely M satisfactory state. u onr poiint, =,
ta circles no great importance Il attaehsd e
the ote Of re ia
PROTESTS @ whlch issue from the lips Of Fly da'
Il Whenever he plonounees solemn n.sa, 40,
dress. M On the Other baud, the Holy satas' 1ssa
lad blessed italy for the first time sinse ~ =
ded sidcred in IN CONNECTION with tho CONCESSION:
] recently made BY the Italian Goyernnent
irstites the confidence that is felt 1 spesd. I'd:
agreement. Il may now DC eoaslaet1u er ~ ser q,
tesun.ine tl ,affer tue Kings return from veniee
lie negotiations lately broken OF, ana Ina .,s
sigror vegezzi will fecommense at >. kom 4. : 2
the preliminary arrangements sespsss - :
| new ones, and the Reorganization OF the chi:
| coral diocese5+
, 1866-11-25

.rcnts abroad, is firmly resolved to protect
cfficaciously the Pope. not only In his qnan-
ty of Head Of the Church. Int also 1,.cn. = .em
r. f. .h.refore deefrous that no misunderstand-
~ - snonld exist In tlu practical iatcsprsta-
tHI TN et Of lbs Convention Of the 18th Of Sep
tsmIer tsat sj 9slsffst fs. .nst1e tSs sGsnto ot
and to become he subject Of reciprocal sas en-
aa9eue,,ts aae between France and Italy; saen
Il {he real object Of the mission to DC con"
adsd 70 General FiseFy 2ys1t,ge. is preparing to
,o.xa P.r;. n resume his post ns' Amoassa-
oH so ra tse 10y Ths sPpsoafshtisng tsg sb
Of September renders a1sr his p7sTSsseeGE Tse EN- n
nn1ns nerns Eapo1eon. wishing give to that apis
aip!omatEst mark of satisfaction, ,.im for ba nv
valuable services. has decided On 1als'us I'LL
10 the dignity Of Senator.
, 1866-11-25
Ono E. n. Haiucs, who for long time

t~Onc E. NJ Halncs, who for long time
had been one Of the magnatcs OF the Repap-
lfcap marty of Lake County. concluded, last
summer, that he could get 10 Congress sooner
bv the "lcn.hand" road. He thercupon
turned politica, fip-fap, and came down In
the midst Of the Correrhead party. lie was
instantly put on the track for Congress. He
had gained by turning bis coat at least tic
first object of Ills aspiration. rtz nomination
for Conqr.s. An old abolition veteran, By the
name ofGeu. Farnsworth, who had been over
the route TO Washington several times, was
started hy the Radicals on the riGhs'hand
rood, The following is the result OF the race
to the capital. Time from eight a. m. to six
y. u. Of one day:
FsrnsN orth raa.-.. ...'...'-..'' ~ s9s - soas
| Ea,nswo1,h ahead..........,........N N,45
| II will be seen that when Farnsworth had
| reached his goal, Haincs was hardly half way
over tho first quarter Of the distancc. And
yrt he was the candidate Of the combined
t.Couscryatiyc Copperheads" aud "ConseFVa
tive Republicans" Of the District. lie VA
backed up and supported by the whole pow
~ and influence Of Andy johnson, tho Chica
70 Times and the bread-and butter brigade.
I've ysa1s arc 9nS 1eo,. Sos1.9n aez1., ra ,a'
worth In tho same District. HcFc arc th
yo,es received by tach-Haines, remcmbe'
WIS reinforced by all the Conservative Repui
licans in the District, aud had only 10 COZ
. tend as saiust the " handful Of Radlea1s" wh
"iniest +" the District:
, 1866-11-25
AUSTRIA.
Francis Joseph OH His four In Hohe-
= 1H-p

Ernucfs Joseph OH His Four in hohe-
mia.
The Emperor Of Austria has addressed the
following autograph letter TO the Governor
Of Bohemia: ,ac,
MY DEAR CoCST DE Ro1EIlRcH-l fn%e leaTe
Of unf beloved kiaydoC Of Bohemia with my heart
touched b. the new snd numerous marks of Jf5.-
Wg c5I attachment which every class OF society IN
The capital ard In the couulfT has been eager 70
give nc. / hare Convinced nytct peTonailY OF
ffr terrible blows which the war has tnlctcd On
tHe public weal Of tho whole country, an NE com.
much much have found an eeno in ny heart;
/ rank among my most tucEcd cuue5 Is
sovereign, that ,oi promptly hrslius lhsss s
Mvanen nsTmea, ~ Of lie indemniies for the damsge
eaascd, and IN assisting ,he restoration Of !ysl;-
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