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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-16
ORDINARY,S SALE.

j. H. Collhap & Wife, E. j., Applicants,l
Mary M. Faris and others, heirs al law Of
John NJ Fahs, deceased.
DY virtue of an Order from John A.
ID Brown, Ordinary of York District, will offer Al
public sole, at YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER next, the tract Of land des
crbcd In the summons In this case the east side Of Ca
tawba River on Spratts Branch bounded by lands Of DR.
c. L. Cawson, VIM. N. Fans, Graham and others, con
1876 ACRES,
more less, sold to make partition among the heirs ataw
of JOHN N. FARis, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit OF twelve months with inter
est from day of salehe purchaser giving bond with goot
surety, and Mortgage Of the premises deemed necessa
~ the Ordinary Purchase money to be paid when due
In COIN OR ITS EQUIVALENT. Costs to be paid ir
Specie or Its equivalent, on day Of Sale.
(S6) =. 80. JAMES MASON, 8. Y. n.
August 10 II
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RIDDLES MILLS"

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens OF
York District and the public generally that the above we'll
known MILLS have been recently put In COMPLETE
REPAIR, and are now prepared TO GRIND WHEAT and
CORN, In superior manner liberal share OF tbe pub.
lie patronage is solicited the aubscber fully satisfied
S''' GEORGE L. RIDDLE
July S. Ia 3mt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-16
fInantial 4 Commercial.

G3-It will be remembered by readers that the prices
quoted below are In currency, or greenbacks unless 9TH
erwise specially stated.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-16
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
July Is
ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND ARMS

DERSONS who have unfortunately
l. lost their natural limbs, be fitted with ARTrFf-
CIAL ONES of Superior finish and workmanship BY cal
ling at the YORK DRUG STORE and leaving their meas
ures thereby obvatng the time, trouble, and expense In
and within the reach of ALL Specimens may be here
Apply 70 gs- JOHN hAY' agent.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-16

|OIGARS.-2000 ASSORTED CT
~ CARS. For sale al G. R. RATCHFORD'S.
August l6 IL II
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-16

GINGER PRESERVES.-F O r
" sale a, G. R. RATCHFoRD's.
August l6 II
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-16

G. z. RATCHFORD would inform the Merchants Of the
Town and District, that he has now on hand, and Ia pre-
pared make TINWARE as cheap as 1t can be brought
from the North. Orders from the Country will be
promptly attended to, and filed on as GOOD TERMS as If
the purchaser were present himself
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken In exchange for DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES and TIN-WARE, for which the
highest market price will be paid. t..
August 10
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-06
saut gserprSn,t,,e Ser

7ten @ection oes Nctes, bctitelt vAn
act to wind up and settle the bust
Miss of the Bank of Tennessee tuiro
hermit an Ollie, Die es angeben mag
llnb an ale Yerionen 6as @riu9en ge<
iteIIt, irnerbaIb 80 Sagen an Die 8onf
bon Sennefee 5u gfaibbile ale 9elber
ODER @ertbladen, ausbeaablt ooer aus
selegt bur6 6ie Bant bon SenneiIee
ODER cine ihrer Branden, suriifsuer<
itatten, tuenn foIde @elber ODER g8ertb<
ia9en ii1gelesIi9 ausbesablt ober aus
aeleat ipuroen b. /. fur Dienite aeleiitet
ais Sfficiere bieier 8ant nod benz 4.
Nfai 1861 ooer fur Oienlte, Die fIr bie
@ebeIlion seleiitet tuur6en, Oh Gibil
ober Militarbienit:. S6er fir Gigen<
tbun ir9enb fueI9er 9lrte Der anf Gens
tratt fir 9lrttfel irgenb iuelder @rt fir
bas Sntereiie ber 6ebeaen Mutboritaten
bes GtaateS Senne6ee ODER Ser iosee
nannten ,,Gonfeberacn" ODER fur irgenb
mel6en anoern ungefeBli6en @ontratt
ober 8tpef.
Sluf Befebl oes Boarbs Der Srettos
ren,
g. g8 alton
16m1ntt 8rdFbent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-06
MufttpnS=N =Nerfamf.

Bir merben am 8 Sonnerit tag, ben IA. Snnt
If rbr gsrmittags 10uunberf65ne 8auIot5 an 9roaS
Ctr. unmitteIbar ieniets Der Gorporationsnie uer=
taufen. Sic egen an Der beten StraBe in 6er Staot
= elmer Der SaMptapenues fir 2anbbanoeI - nub an
hcr 2inie un6 tnnerbnb oer 9rensen Der men prolez
ttrten StraBeneiienbahn mad @eft=Rasbuiae. Die
gIdse f5nnen nit perfehIen, profitable
su iein, ba foIpobI Gei1dftsbduier ais fDne 4ri<
patruobnun9en in benz StabttbeiIe boIo in ftarter
9achfraee iein werbeu.
Be6fugnnseu: I8aar Reft in 1, 2 unS 3
Sabren.
9ln6erlon, Sobnion uno Snitb,
Snne Sit tt-s Qanb=Adeufeu,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-06
GDutb bera @rpree GDnipaitD.,
I 8eitern 9spifion.9 I

SeDMtUetM A494rek NUWpnuY.
a seitsrn 0ipifiou. y
NafbbiIIg senny 4, Mai 1866,
aaabeu. bisls Gonapasaie ihre bur4
ben 8riea uuterbro@enen @ei6afte in
5ieager gtabt fOIsbfr auto eenCnlnatn bat;
beebrt fid bieieIbe, Die Bauqniers ,&anf<
leute unb iiberbaupt ale @ei6aftsntdn<
net gu bena6ridtisen, RAP fie b0Ilis
borbereitet 1T, Sob, 9ilber unO 8aar=
fummsn auer 9lrt, S6as@ unb 8anf>
Sfote1 @ediel, Bertbpafete unb
l9uere Sra6ten in Serpabruns su
nebnen unO unter Sluffidt suberlaifiser
8eamten mad ibrem 8eitimmunsSort
su bef0rbern. .as..s s.ss
Dieielbe itebt in Serbinbung NIT
allen anseiebenen 9gpreb@ @Gompagnieen
nod allen Sbeilen Der Ser. Staaten,
bon Canada un6 europa. Il. M
Sas. @buter, 1. s. 9elt, ia.
Superintendent. Ngent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-06
selegrapb. 9abri1tell.
Seeueftes aus europa.
,0i.eaS ttu tito n n o d ntmter
uuberdu bert.
8ouQtep Orleans.
ueberidp mmuu usen,
---..---sss sasars ess4ssz ssssSasr.
9dmpferberbraan
Spatete q adri&teu aber
81 bie Nenier.
protlamat ation bon Gen.
eeneg.
MuS EurO11o.
9rofla nation BON Gen
eenep.
Mms europa.
s. arth er IS OF t.

Sartber Yoi t.
Scr Oampfer SiOba Scotia bon 2i<
bcrpooI am "a. paiHrte bier beute Mors
gen. Sie polittlde Situatiou 1T une
peranbert. Webrere SalliiIements se<
meIbet unb bic 9lusf9ten tribe.
StaIlen unb Seferreid baben fid be-
reit erflart Die gleutraIitat Der S6tpei3
i'm Sale zines 8rieses gu reipettiren.
@iue Gepei9e bon 8rafea melOet, baB
Die frana0iii6e Armee fi@ anf benz
ariegSfuB befnbet.
8ariS.
Die 8ef9afte an Der 80rie iinb Fau.
3enten SO S. 35 6.
4rin3 8arl bon SobeasOlern tpnroe
nit sroBenr GntbufaSntus bon Der bas
nubii9en Delegation empfangen.
0l EN- p 3 8, 5. Sunt.
Oie Grnte in Den 8egionen beS Dir
faniasfuhes i6eint cine siemli6 quite gu
neroen.
Die 9fa6ri9ten aus oem Snneru bes
9anoes Iauten iebr unginitig 8einabe
ale 8fan5uugen an ben unteren Nfii.
itffippi iino our6 OaS Sodpaier aer<
tort.
Sie 9fadridten ans Dem Sunernbon
SeTas lauten ebeniauS febr unelnitis.
Ser tommen6e BaumnolIenertrag uiro
auf unsefdbr 10000 8aIIsn sefddgt.
Sie ernaunten 4oli3ei<@ @ommi1are
bnben beute NIT Der Srsaniiation Der
neneu @OIiaei aueefan9en, ob9lei9 Die
aasemeine Stinn1uns sesen Die Irt
unb g8eiie lit, auf uelde bic Yoli5et
ernaunt lit, 10 sluubt man bod aage'
mein an Elm gntes 8eiultat unter oieiem
Spten.
Sie 9lrbeiten bes &iot Gougrefionel>
len gomites iinb beinabe beenOigt. Mau
sIaubt, Dap Der 8eridt nidts S6uei<
6elnbcs fur Mempbis enthdlt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-06

g E N SrIeans.5. suni.

Ser gturm am Sonntas bob elm
Saus in @retrih Cane bon feinem Suns
bauaent. 9te Sarnilie, Die es betpobnte,
tuarbe ni6t beidabieI. Sas @las elmer
llbr, iuel6e cine Dame bel iid trus,
nurbe our6 einen BIikfrobl in Stiide
aerfduettert. oEue oaB Die Dame be-
i@abist ipurbe.
9ds S6iff 9lrtiian nit 1000 8aIen
BaumiuoHe belaben, tpurbe eeltern oiir6
einen 8lisfrabI ia Slammeu seiest unb
berbrannte furnnlt Der pertb5oIen 9a>
bung.
Die 9ia1ri9teu iiber Die lleber<
16memniirngen in 0HcTarlbria fnb iebr
traurig. gs tpurbe ben gintuobnern
faum mosIid sema6t, bus nadte 9eben
su retten. Sie 8ertuiiitungen finb uns
beidreib6ar,
9t tetuY Yort
6. u. StueeneD, Der fib General
NRaior unb Gbief GOmmanoant Der iri<
i6en 9lrmee neunt, bat cine Yronama>
tion erIafleu norin er bas. 8oIt Der
@anaOii6eu 94oOinaen ouHorOert, fi6
nidt LANCER unter benz brittiiden Sode
81 beusen, iOrbern in Ofaiie fi6 au er>
beben, UNI bic ensliideSBrannei fur I'M
mer aus5urotteu. Gr iagt, bab Der
&ries in Ganaba ni@t sesen Die 8eb0I<
ferrinG ionoern gesen Die 8egierung
seflbrt miirOe.
8affaIo.
sSanfsebn 8iften nit 8afen fur Oie
Senier beitimmt, tuurben an benz Gent
raj Sepot bon Der 9aesiernns nit Be-
f6las bele9t.
90 g m b 3 is, s. Sun
$50 Senians ertuarten itiin6Ii9W Warf6s
Orore. Gut nnterridtete Senians fas
fen, bab @entraL gB. s. 3ddfon Gin
eommantO aIS BriguSe 9eueraI Der
.6enier annebmen piro.
. Oft n, NiaiI., A. SUM. !.
Sine srObe 8eriammIung Der Senier
fanb beute bier in Sannooer Gquore
fat. & Il
Der Gpreder Der gerfammIumg
madte bringenbe Sotbetuneen fur GeLb
I'm bic bsrsitAiIlisen 8ldnner in bal
SsIb gu f6i6en. Hngefdbr $1,000 iDur,
ben eefdmmelt. Il
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-06
Nm Sic Biiraer Seafbpille's.

Der interaeinete benust biefe geIesenbeit UNI benz
uobtnoaenSen 9tblitum 9afbpiue's fir bic HberaIe
aIs Nrbttett fi erfreute su banten Or 1adt bierrt
feinen S6nnern bic an;eige, bpB er 9eirn S, g.
8tl m o n, einen Germ pon unbesrpeifeIter
Sie1 n europa senofen bat, als Mfocie angenom<
men bat Gr boiit auf bic Sortbauer ber friiberen
unterftisnng. 9as Gefddft Ipirb unter bem 0amen
unb Der 6irma .h4f4s =!s -
2eM inc u. 8ilIia nj ION ns
fortsefIbrt persen. r.s- - 30mfrp p
2saf'tf'a5 M. 8. 2e9foine. - ~
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6efn6t

Tptrb Elm Saus fir Gef6dft geeiend NIT wsntg1eus
einem bolben Ader @drtenldnb nt9t nett pcn Der
Stabt MaD benz @itteIpMHft bes Wertebrs. DafieIbe
mus tiir 0drtneret geetgnet fem. 9'e..3as ~
Ndberes tn BE-; Office bsr StaatBsettuns.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-06

Corn m all. 6. SIS,

GornnalL 6. 8.
Sie Senier con5entriren ii6 bier in
MlafIe, iebo6 iinb nod ferne feinOli6en
SemonltratiOnen boraefaaen.
st. MIbans, St.
Sine iueitere @ontpa9nie Ser. ct
Sruppen tam bier an, un, Die &eutrali<
tatsaelebe gu tuabren. Sie Senier
bereiten ii9 gu einen Nbmlari6 bor.
Samilton 6. SIS, 4. S,ini.
Ole ge4all aannsea Aahea bier
nidbt biel Ginhrla eeaaodt. Sie Bulge
auf Der Great Beifern eifenbobn tan~
fen resetmdsig ntb man bemerft feine
Sto6uns in ben Gefdaften.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-06

Sn Grtpdgung baB es uns in uuleren
@baneerD Court gu gtafbpiue Dorgefelt
nor6en lit in eirter Sla9e atpii6ensoem
Staate Sernefiee aus @afi1uel g8otfon,
Srustee, &l69er nnb ben Greoitore1 Der
8anf bon Senneffee; !; 8erflogter, bab
beiagte &l6eer bon bent Son. Oanio
Campbell, 8analer u. III. cine Srbre
erbalten babe fir einen ,,turit of iniunc<
tton', 10 baB 9iemanb tueberSnbibiouen
nod @orporationen, cine &lage einrei@
den iol gesen beia9te Bant ODER beren
Erustees, ipeber original, unnittelbar
ODER en69iiltig ooer irgeno tpelde 9e@
ri1tli4e Yrosebur alfangen fol- gegen
bieie 8ant o6er beren Sruitees IN trseno
einem Geri6tsbof bes Staates Seune1ee
ODER arberstpo /: Oesbalb befeblen mir,
in Mnbetraft Ser unitdttbe, allc @lau@
bigger Der ganf of SenneiIee unter 9ln@.
orobung Der Strafen Die our9 baS @e<
feb feitgeitelt finb, baB fie enti9ieben
abitebeil iollen bon allen &lagen ober
geridtliden 8organsen sesen bieie
8anf bebor fold borfommen6er Sail in
unicrm Gbancerp Court geb0rt iein ion.
3euge, W1orton 8. Sonen @lert un6
Waiter, bteIen eriten Wfontag i'm Oeo<
nat Stat 1866 llnb 6es 80. Sabres unz
ierer l1nabbdngi9fett.
M % tt on 9. 9oipeIl,
@lerf nnb Waiter.
2Om2rp
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Oeffentli6er 0erfauf!

Muf 8efebI ber 5reebmens Court pom 9apibfpn
County 9ennefIee 1perbe td an ben Rebietenben auf
benz 6ffentIieben Nartt in RaibpiHe is Suni 1866
bas folgenbe 9ennment Gin sepifies Srdme 6uus
auf ber 8aniteae 30. 12 Gpine's Mbbtion pertaIer.
8ebingungen bddr.
-aa Sas. M. W1cGlenahan,
3Ombb YoIistft bes Sreebmeu,s 8ureau's. =.
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@ermQuh
81 o. SO 8 r o a 5 M a b,
u { 10 9prf.

stem yorf.
9tefe Gefea6aft, eia rein, 6eatfdbes Snftitlt, Bat
f@ Ddbrsnb ibres h,rsen gefeBeus einer SbeiInabms
settsns Ses SetiGta gubIitums gu erfreen, bic aue
unSern Serartisea geieuf9aften melt in ben einterz
srHne sranst nab ueripri5t bic ,,srDeite Gotbaer"
bstanHtti@ bic sr6bte unb bette Der aIten gBeIt-ir in
In Der nsaen Melt su ruerben. STE TT sans mad eem
plan unS benz Ruter Der Gotbaer sefOrmt anb sabIt
eat f4ou, mad taum fed6sidbrisem 8efteben, etrpa
1900 RitgIieber.
Sic wrrSe pon ibren Sireftsren am l. SuIi 1866
nit einsm grInbtapitaI oon 100000 sesriinbe
unS bate bts gum 1. Sat,uar s. g. einsn RettO eber>
f@us pou sirsa $4,000. Gs sntsrIisst leinem 8pe>
fsI, SaS ser na@fe abf@his am /. Sui Giae gsaiOn
iSapitaI ntfmeifsn pirb.
"a Die erfte Siuibenbe. bic poronsE9tFid 50
Rroaent besraseu irS IfOa am 1. GpriI la6a bsaabt
meroen. V-&
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asl i,exreit1e1,

al hexxeftfen s 6!Ql
TTTsss anter aHuiissa Welsnaunaen smei aeue ,lss
CANT SiuseItc1IeH Mldbne eduIsrs isbss iatt
q aiasmsfa on assssfahs Hats sipaslia Atis, n
Ssssssl aassssr gssaais gsnss man ils s;iaatsi
4 So a5obsn sd immI er,
17mrt ek -. skpFe gelIegeirass. 70. 1a5...-.-,
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EHs
f3.sslll ri 4G.ss3st5 asg ffsa1iifs
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3u f,erntfefben :

Gin neues sueiftSdiees 6aus nit iieben Simmern,
an Sa6fon Strabe Sptf9en College unb Norfet geIez
gen, bequem einsertet, fur cine oSer sDei SarntIien
pofeub.
3u erfraeen beim Gigent5imer.
5i1n O. Siaac Sranf.
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@tabteiaeuthunt suut gSerfailf.

Rebtere blbide Bobnunssbduier an Counter
StraBe srnii6en Gburdb In6 8roao. Gbenfo Elm gro<
bes Steingebdnbe 30. "a Gberrp Strdbe sTuif9en
Ghnrdb unb 8roab. GbeniO Elm hetnes 3iegelge=
bduDe unb 6oiraum, Gde Cine uno G6errp. @Md1 cine
srobe AasabI BaupIdRe innerbaIb nn6 in Der nmgez
aenb Der Stabt &. 4. u. R. 70. 9 omn.
Aim sss.s i zfaS M9eIrten 3875 nntonitrGBe
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selegrap9, &adjridbtell.
Seeueftes aus GmrDpa.
s. on u 10 Orleans,

. patefe % adri6teH aber
Die Henier
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@ sss4
, 1866-05-25
NUMBER ea.
Mistakes About Each othsr.

Not one man in ten thousand sees tbosa
win "hom he associates as they really ara.
II the prayer Of Burus was granted. and
could all see ourselves as Others see us opr
self-estlmates would in all probabiIitv h.
much more erroneous than thew are non
Inc truth Is, that We regard each other
through variety of lenses, no one Of which
is correct. Passion and prejudice, love and
hate, benevolence aud envy spectacle our
eyes, and utterly prevent US from observing
celain OF human clay are mere dust: and
still greater number of those we put down
in our "black books" are no further off
from heaven, and perchance little nearer.
than the censors who condemn them. We
habitually undorvalue each other; and in
estimating character, the shrewdest of US now
and then make the true appraisal of the yir.
tues and defects of even our closest init,
mates. ...'
1t is neither just nor fair to look at char>
acter from stand point Of ones own selec.
ton. A mans profile may he unprepossess.
ing, and his full agreeable. We once saw
young man whose timidity was a standing
joke with all his companions, leap into the
Thames, and save boy from drowning while
his tOrmentors stood panic struck upon the
bank. The merchant who gives curt answers
in his countng>house may be tend, hus-
band and father and a kind helper of the
desOlate and oppressed. On the other hand,
your good humored person who is all smiles
and sunshine in public, may carry something
as hard as the neither mill stone in the place
where his heart ought to be.
Such anomalies are common There is this
comfort however, for those whose judgments
for their felow>mortals lean to the kindly
side, such mistakes 60 to their credits in the
great account. He who thinks better of his
| neishbors than they deserve, cannot be q
bad man, for the standard by which his judg,
ment is formed is the goodness of his own
heart. 1t is the base only who believe all
men base, or in other words, like themselves.
Few, however, are all evil. Even Nero did
good turn to some body; for when Rome
was rejoicing over his death some loving
hand covered his grave with flowers
Public men are seldom or never fairly
judged, at least while living. However pure
they cannot escape calumny however cot>
rect they are sure to find eulogists History
may do them Justice; but they rarely get it
! while alive, either from friends or ioes- Er-
| change.
, 1866-05-25

CHoLERA.-The people of San Francisco
are starting for general clearing out of
nuisances, in anticipation of a possible visit
from the Cholera, and as far as possible to
prevent its spread. The Call speaks as fol>
lows Within a month or six weeks, at
iarthesI, we may expect vessels to arrive
here from Panama with cholera on board.
If the city authorities fail to take steps to
mce. such a contingency. they will be gull
ty of the grossest turpitude-aye, crime.
They have not a moment to lose in the mats
ter They should be now busily at work in
purifying the city, by cleaning out foul sinks,
sewers, and the like, and doing such things
as are necessary to make the,city as safe as
possible against contagiOn. Should the
scourge arrive here and find US unprepared
to meet it, the city authorities will be NOR
ally responsible for full half the lives which
will be lost by it." The Sacramento Union
endorses the call article and urges the au-
thOrities and people Of its city to similar ac-
tion.
, 1866-05-25
Internal Revenue.

1t is made the duty of any person made liable
to annual TAX, on or before the first Monday Of
May in each year, to make list, or return. to
the Assistant Assessor Of the district where To-
Gated, Of the articles charged with special duty
or tax, including income and articles iu sched.
ule "a"
Every person failing to make such returns by
the day specified will be liable to be assessed by
the Assistant Assessor according to the best m.
formation he can obtain and in such cases the
Assistant Assessor will add twenty-five per cent
to the amount of tax
the internal revenue laws of the United States
are respectfully requested to make the necessa-
ry applications and returns Immediately and
promptly, thus avoiding dissatisfaction on the
part Of the tax-paying community.
Respectfully, &C.
, 1866-05-25

The Charlottesville (Va.) Chronicle liz
lustrates the present political status Of the
South by this humorous and striking figure !:
" 1t seems to US as'hard to get in the Union
as to get out,. The South respectfully asks
to move one way or the other We are like
the fellow who was. forced to go to the show,
and then moi allowed 70 90 any further than
where he paid for his ticket We have been
dragged into the doorway of the Federal tent,
aud are not allowed to see any of the per-
formance except to settle with the-tax collec>
tors. We hear the animal growing inside,
and hear the crack of The ringmasters whip,
but we can't see the show pntsss zoe pay for
t,oo and take in c0loyed t2dy Aud the
worst of it is, they keep great eagle perch'
ed over the entrance, which, if you attempt
to to 90 back swOOps down on you and picks a
hole in your head. We justly think this is
unreasonable; they ought to let US pass 10,
and tie up the eagle.
, 1866-05-25

SENSIBLE WoMEN-The Kichmond(Va)
republic asserts that it is fact known to-
everybody, that Throughout Virginia, and all
through the South, ladies who were the rec'
ognized leaders of society have taken them
selves to the needle for the support OF their
families, and are toiling as industriously
and cheerfuly in that vocation as if they had
been bred to it from childhood. Not only
this, but in many instances they have per-
formed the household duties, the cooking,
and other work, once exclusively done BY
their menials
, 1866-05-25

Prentice ON SUNNER.-The Louisvi lie Jour
nal thus fails the hero of Brooks rattan for his
attack on General Grant. As the New YORK
World saws, what General Lee failed to do, Mr..
Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, has underta-
ken to accomplish
The American people, who believe that the
Republic owes something to the soldier who led
our armies to final victery over the rebellion,
will be edited by the modesty Of the Massachu-
sets Senator, who, the other day, assaIled,
scrap-book in hand, the honor and Veracity oil
Ulysses S. Grant.
Gen, Grant has seen the South. Mr.. Charles
Sumner has never yentured beyond the ilne OF
our national bayonets, arrayed for war. Grant
defeated the gallant armies which, for four long
years, held at bay the whole power of the Cn-
iou. Sumner<was ignominiously thrashed with
tt cane by South Carolida representative, long
since dead and turned to dust
The hero of a hundred fights recommends thai
the Southern people he entrusted with the con
troll of their own affairs. The victim of MI
Preston Brooks, wrthing still with an mpoten
lust of personal vengeance upon the innOcen'
fellow-citizenS of a rash and hasty man, whom
God has removed Fl om all retributiop, shrek;
out foul -mouthed abuse of the President, anC
clamors for the practical abolition of the Con
stitution and the Union.
Heaven forbid that we should offend the com
mon sense and patriotism of the American Peo
pie with argument in such case as this. New
er were the man and the fanatic brought more
sharply face to face than here. General Gram
fought 10 save the Union and the, Constitution
Did the heroic Americans who fought under
General Grant, and with hin, fight to salve th'
welts and scars scored upon the broad back ol
Mr. Charles Sumner by dead Congressman
from South Carolina? q
, 1866-05-25

TuxN Y. Times (RePublican) says: "The
go Of bastiles and guillotines has passed, but
,bree is a despotism 10 Congress infuriated as
that which caused France Sc to weep tears of blood
~ ;nSssted Committee Of 6fteep with povsrs
U% ~Sieb n under the guidance of JAcObine Chair.
nsn n becoming as odioGs ~ any triauSiSAtl
created BY despotS1 2
, 1866-05-25

The WEIGHT OF WoE.-A New Hampshire
exchange says that lady, who resides in Nash
ma who had lost very dear child few months
apo. recently managed to procure the key of the
tomb 10 which the body was laid, opened the
cnfin. took the child in her arms and bore it
bome There she tended it as though it was
stiII living, and defed all endeavors to take it
from her, for several hours; and it was only
from fhe effects of an oPiate administered to her
,bat the efforts made were finally successful.
, 1866-05-25

In QuAxDARY.-The Radical ships " head
in the wind" and all sails shaking not knowing
which way to turn. The telegraph informs US
that the Destructive Committee of fifteen begin
TO find out that they cannot put through the
nronosed amendment conferring suffrage on the
negroes. Thad. Stevens fumes and roars, but
he ia not obeyed, because members OF Congress
begin to perceive that, despite the rant fustian,
brsg and abuse of radical papers and orators,
the sssober second thought of the people Is ior
the Presidents restoration policy, and against
The dissolution police Of the radical leaders 10
Congress. We also notice that among the ultra
Radical rank and file there is an awakening
opinion that Congress has carried its war war
AGAINST the President about far enough. Ihcy
argue that the freedmen being secured oy law IN
nersou aud property, there is no good reason
wby loyal men should not be admitted TO seats
in GouSIess from the Southern States. They al
40 saw further, that should some traitors ior-
sweay themselves, and thus obtain seats, Con
gress has the power to protect itself ana @ the
eountry at any time, by expelling the unworthy
members. The fact is, the people desire 70 sec sec
he eountry harmonised, and they begin 70 ~
~ Man will effect the result SO well ss tnSs
nronossd By the President.-S. r. oS"'