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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-18

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-18

Why 10 . warsIke mcurs,on like lsdy
in foil drsssi Because it is raid lar.
raysdl for conquest
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-18

Oas hoar los. in the -moraipg BY lying
q bed will put back oil The business Of
the day.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-18

'Jans, has that surly fellow cleared of
,bs soo~ from the pavs,nsn,i"
ayes, cir"
add he clear il OF With alacrity,
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mo, sir; with . shovel"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-18

Hotels according 10 rent or estimated
value Of property. Era.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-18


MARRYING FOR MoSEr "A prudeu,
and vel disposed member Of the Society
OF Friend" once gave the following friend
ly sdvics
"J"h"," said he. n hear thou art eoios
to be married"
"Y" I sm." replied John.
"wsII. | have only one little piece Of
advice to give thee. and that is, never
marry q woman worth more than thou
art. When | married my wife, ! va.
worth just 6fty essis, aud she vas worth
s'Ityt~o cents; sod when any difference
has occurst between us since, Oh. has sl
ways thrown up the odd shilling"
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-27

ties. and the number Of minor actions in
WHICH he participated is beyond precedent.
He was distinguished for decision and In.
trepidity. and almost every movement COM
mitted to his division was successful. He
received the incessant congratulations of
'the Southern press, and was several times
complimented by the Confederate Congress
After the death Of jackson. he got the sou6-
riguet of '.The Stonewall Of the South" for
he was to the Army of Tennessee what
Jackson was to that Of Virginia; but, most
of NIL, lie was tender nad generous TO the
vanqushed, aud, rs Ferguson says. "Kind-
'ly Irish of the Irish.p' lie lies in n lonely
grave in the village of Columbia. Tennes-
see, whittier he was borne after the battle
of franklin by one Of his officers. know
haye not donesjustioc to his memory, but
history will not consign his name to obliv.
ion. Biding her consideration, let the fore.
going be q leaflet,to his memory.
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BY Gaillard 81 Desportes.l
TILE TRIAWEEKLY NEWS:
The GallantGeR. Pet. Cleharne.

We find tho following exquisite poem
copied into the Now York Daily Nt,rs, from
the Dublin Nation. Seldom lave We seen
anything more beautiful and touchiugly
grand The name of tho good. the great
and illus,rious Cleburne viii rank among
the great captains OF the Old and New
World, and wherever worth and v9lor are
esteemed, the name Of this gallant son Of
Erin will be revered. His name aud fame
hate become interwoyen with the great bat
tles Of the war, and his deeds and his memo
ary willlive in the fond yecollcctious OF our
people. Y, '"''
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The brig California, with smuggled cigars
on board, Was caught of Block Island, BY. q
United States revenue cutter, and carried .
prize into Newport. 4 iy.,,ftffifi
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A person,s character depends q good deal
upon "brInging up.p For Instance d niah
who has been brought up BY the police sei-
dom TURNS out respectable.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-27

. Six battaiions Of French troops are tore.
main In Mexico afserthe rest nrc withdrawn,,
they having been lent to Afaximilian fop six.
years from 1862. " fa a.i8sl3s eh
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-27

*The nama Of Patrick cleburne, Iieaten-
ant General Ia che ConfedeFate array, Is
ono which .should not bS .forgottoA Ia tha
military annals flour race. HS'fought Ia
"A good capse and c7n gaiiaist- Sompany.'
No wssgthe Asfo 1ef over thirty pitched bat
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{ [Eom the DUBLIN Nation. !
CLEBURNE.

.
hears the dead lcaSes o'cr the grouad
AS fast and far has the hnnd Of war jal. :.
. S,rewed cur country's brave around!
And their namcless ,gtaSes arc the ocean
fhe forest and mountain glen. r. =. 81
Wiereahe yulture screams as tho angry
estrcams 81 ssGI. (
Are hiding tho bopes Of meni .It
And wha. anguish cries ei
From tho South arise, j,
For tho brave oties fallen In vain! ii
While the victor North. ~ a
Hugs pans forth, ~ ( IL.
And exul.s in her broad domain!
An hrs'suppressed in yesuvius, breast,
Tho latent Gre Of crime o. 49,, sr
In the butnAa frame pulse on the same.
Till tanned by the storms of time;
As the lava.fold swept uncontrolled,
Where Pompsii's gtorios .shone.
so the wakened rage Of q Vandal ago
When Freedom is o'erthpown! H.
And we'll look ID tears,
Through, long, long years.,
For The DriSh,ncss shroudcd Der.
but the golden rays t-s
Other halcyon days ~"
Shall return TO tho land no more! Ri
Then fling the horde their bose award
!
Place vile deceit In the judgement seat,
Where honor is trampled down:
Give a, a,paltry brite to the h, Ell scribe, ,-1
To the venal bard his fee !;
But him who draws in righteous csuse ;
, A freeman's sword give me! -.
Though his bones should bleach
On the sea.washedt beach,, -
Though his grave be tho lowly mound
:. His name shall chime
Through the halls Of time,
And swell through the deep profound!
Ye brave an,ndsse, who fall, and pass
To the leaden halls of death,
There arc pali9s for the few, but, alas, for
No, Hicaf from the vic,or,s wreath!
but sing Of one whose glory shope
Like q meteor, bright and grand.
Who gave his name to the trump Of fame,
And his blood TO b generous land!
The festive toast, z 5aH' 40
The soldier's boast, ~ ig H& /,
The type Of martial age! ag- =,
. The foe Of wrong, ~
The soul Of song,
Aud the light of future page:
The. base grow bold for power and gold,
The vain through fear Of scorn;
The good was strong Ia their hate Of wrong;
But he was o warrior born:
Froni his eagle glance. end stern "6dvance!''
Ahd'his action, swif; as thought.
The rank and Gle from hislo fair isle
Their courage electric caught,
As the whirlwind's path
Z I, Shows Its fereest wrath aka
Through the lordliest forest pines,
- So the deepest wave
Ofthe fallen bravo tA$
Told Where Cieburne crossed their limos.
, NJ p,sh,.o,a.s r,:,r Ia. .,,,
And Ike Won his stars on tba. Geld Of Mar.
Where the ,olorious Iobnson hIsS,
rwaa his ,e come. ,wb;ls q rav os hnno.
uiSms,d bis fiae- and tSen R'
.f'Twas his to DID. While ia 3 iiaao ao,, h,ohu
IntRe yaa 81 ohiyaitio meni FFcF'sN
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05

~ snu eexlns Mn. whan tina nth.r. hs.l 8,
IF mt nj NJ 49,
ninr with Blood. 8 49, e1 .a i1n
Aii,..t halY 1..d y, II 8. u.
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mv.els haok 1,,t,e = .le s.S pIsneu
stornad "a tha e ea 10 -.
vhat lttia snana haS r.ar 1ltsu 3. 81
Ethat waa wsdoaa i, Ds st,,.I - lu = s ss1'
Nov oame ~ Sarr ~, 49, se,a 49, q, 1.
ever Ths hot hinnd .s.sssa Wo ~. t ~
nv eves. Isalt b.if .,9oaatsd :. .s.ls ~ ~
"a nv snfarn oa i ssii ; ~. = s
we're nennai, en- 81 80 i;.,' r
;wns ~ 1as. h;ta hn,,sn.. tash. ~ ~
FAN then INV tssth hoS nloss W.; l - ant
nnon tho v;o;ons beast and q Sc dad u
Imade one more Istrns rle lint oonlds NOT
move. 1 was 40 knookad . ~ q And then
tainted, IS s.
It must have been soiine time befbr como
to myself: but when I did, the frat sound /
heard was q regular tramp. tramp, of. some
one walking over, my head, and / cove .
long yoll for help, when. to my. great ioy ,1
the step halted, and, i shrieked again, and
the sweetest sound i have ever heard in. my
life Game back. II was q voice shouting,---
Halo 7 ID, 90 4 ] s.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05
al'alls!t.f!.'ls,ag..
From tho Litchaeld (ct) Enquirer.
KATIE LIE AND WILLIE GRaAY..ssi


Two brown heads. with tossing curla
Red ltps shutting over pearls. sssft
hare feet, while and wet with dew,
Two eyes black anil two eyes hMe,
Little boy aud girl were they, y 3
l Katie Lee aud Willie uray. ~!
They were standing whore q brook,
Bending like a shepherd = cfo9k IS !, ,.tl
Flashed Its silver, aud thick RANKS 4,
OF willow ffingtd It's banks, 4, ", !, Il .
half III Thought aud half III play. 4 @
Katie Lee and Willie Gray. y'4 s.l,:tsssaz.sl
They had checks like cherries red 80,
He WIS taller, most head,
She, with Arms. like wreaths Of snow, s
Swung basket to and frc,, ssi.Siss :
(As they loitered, half in play(
ChatteriDg to Willie Gray.
Pretty Katie,. Willie said, 4. s u /,
And there cAm1a dash of red Ss 81
Through the brow nness OF hlscheek, "
Bio, snre strong and girls are weak, 7s' Z
And I'll carry, sol will, -.
katie's basket up the hill" 81. ,, &.
Katie answered with laugh, -. -
You shall carry only halfn4 ~ "'
Chen said. tossing back her cnrls)
Boys are weak as we'll Is girls"
Do You think that Katie guessed S.
Half the wisdom she expressedl
Men are only boys grown tall; 49, -
Hearts don't change much, after all, --.g.sIti
Asdwhen, long years from that day,
Katie Lee and Willie Gray asa2.@t $50
Stood again beside the brook:
Bending like shepherds crook. a. 10 4
Is it strange that Willie said, z,-1'l L.
While again q dash of red ss.5. - -.
Crowned the brownnoss of his cheek, =
&c am strong and You are weak, u . Of
Life is but slippery steeps6az ~tl 2els!rs =
Hung with shadows cold and deep :" >!
evil you trust mo, Katie dearf
Walk beside ME without fear
May I carry, If Twill, 4 s~S'-.'-2'5
All your burdens mp the hillr", '~--
Aud she answered with a laugh, - =.
No, but you may carry half" ~
Close beside the little BROOKE ,s ~
Bending like shepherds crook,
Working, with its silver hands,
Late and early at the sands, = 's
Stands q cottage where to-day
Katie lives with Willie Gray.
In the porch she sits, and 10! q Y ss@'s
Swings basket to and fro,
Vastly different from the one .. = - :
That she swung in years agone; s~-
This Is long, and deep, and avide. e -"
And has rockers at the side. e., Amen.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05
Fe1ilans lIovenlents.

ke1ian Movers S.!
Advices from Havana state that the entire
British West India naval squadron has lefl
those We, waters for Halifax, 70 look after the
Fenisns.,, . /. 5i So 81. 81
Is The British Government has ordered the
opening andsexamination} Of all letters from
Tho United States to parties in Great Britain
suspected Of FeniAnism. 81 si a. g .ttH
: There vas ) panic At Montreal on the pod
inst, over . report that 10, 900 Fenians were
moving for the aIsle-Aux-Noix, on the St.
lawrence Military preparations through
out Canada continue The Canadian mill
'tsry authorities threaten that II the Fenian,
attempt to cross at Ogdensburgh, they vii
open thefgpn Of the fort at Prescott upor
thatl city. E5afsJg .k.E ,StaH af. q sF
FAT s meeting o. the O'Mabo,niy Contra
Council, held in New York on the 2lat, 5thi
deliberations are said t.. have related IL
: an immediate I movement against the Brit
ish Government. ..... 1t has been discovered
that British Colonel in Canada is con
cerned in the Fenian plots. ......An enthusi
astio Fenian meeting was held at Savannah
Ga, on the 2lst.
The Niagara Falls correspondent Of tn,
New York Times announces that prepare
/ lions have been made to destroy the sus
pension Bridge BY, severing the cables OF
the Canada side, in the; event of sufficient
Fenians attempting to cross at any one tim,
TO make it.an object. The little job is tt
bet done by means Of small steam engine
which works two saws, under the superin
tendence Of her Majesty's Engineers.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05
Political Matters

for universal amnesty on condition Of the
establishment Of free suffrage.
A delegation. Of Connecticut Unionists
have had an interview with President John
son, to whom he declares himself In favor
of the election Of the Union: ticket.
SIS The Iowa House Of Representatives has
passed the bill providing for : thorough
geological survey Of the State, and which
appoints Charles "a. White Of Iowa City
State Geologist. 4St IS
President johnson has refused to accept
the resignation Of E. s. Cleveland, Postmas-
ter at Hartford, Conn. !, who il. opposed to
the Union candidate for Governor because
Of his opposition to the President's policy
ofsreco construction. aHs JsS.t 40 IA
The Senate Of Ohio has passed the eight
hour bill, With triding am1endmsnts. Ii
these are concurred in by tho House, the
bill becomes . Law on the 1st Of July. The
bill \ makes eight hours, instead Of tensa le-
gal days work.
! The House judiciary Committees has
agreed TO report o sconsti tutionals ]. amend
,ment excluding Federal officials who took
office under the rebel Government from
ever again holding office under the United
States. 81 t#ss sss.tsst.s i 1 Is
The President has finally voiced 8 the
Civil Rights Bill, which proposed to confer
citizenship, without the right to vote, upon
all persons born within the United States..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05

We shall probably ere long hear Of 10 des-
4perate and, bloody battle on the Parana river
on the north bank Of which are Tie allied
Brasilians, Urugq and Argentines have
an army numbering So, 900 men, supported
BY . naval force, threatening IN attack upon
s Paraguayan army of 20, 900 mon, in strong
Notifications, on the south bank. The allies
are expected soon TO attempt to CROSS the
river, when desperate conflict will ensue. = 7.
LISA little significant if the Fenians and
chilLians and other parties will take the hint
that t . the New York papers, whose columns
bristle, with job type effects In the; way Of
movements, and the Quitting Of .privateers,
have seen cause to hunt DIP and publish the
old legislation q 1873, known IS our neu-
trality laws, the statute prescribing the
punishment TOR genlisting soldiers OF fitting
out ships against foreign powers, as three
years imprisonment and two thousand dol.
Lara 6nn $Gs :5s!SEisi Sir ftsiI .ts32ss gsEt
The bill introduced in the House by Mr.
Grinnell toestablish q manufacturing livis-f
ion inst the Treasury Department, has Tor its.
general design the acquisition and, diffusion
Of information relative ito manufacturers
and TO- aid, Congress ins it, legislati ion. 1t
provides for the appointment Of = Commits
sioner, with 8 salary Of So, 900 per annum,
whose duty it shall be to collect, digest, and
arrange information, in-regardo to manufao.
lures, consumption Of raw materials, &c.,
and Che general course q trade with for
ei en countries He is to ,,be allowed three
clerks, but sno,expense is to be incurred un-
less approved by the Secretary 81 the
Treasury. asats 10 = sI.Ifs 3 s's@s g
! The Great American . Prize, Concert Of
Lemon, Briggs &, Coz came OFF on thee 8th
iast advertiseda Smith 3 Nixon Hall, Chi
cago;gs and : part, Of the drawings. The
meeting was rather boisterous, and the gen.
seral Impression was not fayorable to the ihl.
trainers Of the enterprise. IA young girl
Was selected to drAw,s and The first ticket,
No. 92,860 drew the $40, 600 greenback
3pprize; the seoond, No, q, 295 drew the:
81, 900 p. s. Bonds; the third, NJ, 81, 967,
drew; the house and lot snssr:sc hiesgo;t
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ing away down The sewer as / out the bricks
in half; and after d bitI almost felt In
clined to whistle; but didn' I, for kept On
thinking 81 that solitary face sats aome, v
the face that always Frightened vhenss;I
went back, and had made such ! man ~ me
81 I felt i was, for 1T was snoug hstp make
any man vain q, be Thought 90 much of
Ard then thought how dull ahe,d be, and
how fond she'd % q LOOKING ~ Inc drawer
where all the little things were kept and
then well, I amt ashamed Of It, # ! am am
u great hulking fellow took care that mo-
body saw what i was doing. while Ehad 9
look at 4, little bic of = shoe Us had IN my
pocket. u. 8.
7 didn't 80 home osdinner, for It vas too
far of !; SO I had my snsok, and then went
TO it again directly along 6 Win TWO more,
or we was on the piece Menad some beer
sent down .ouS INV -, 1i wsn. s...1' was
TIM, me % sni aIn ~ 81 ."os
Sgiaa uasn .l - s,.sytau ~
coming n MI, ~ -. tn .':.s ~
mlEDt JUST ~ WVA1 A0x0 uo0n 0lxAt az AtAAgN 0s