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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18
WIN. A, HINMAN,
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-01-31
MESSAGE OF
GOVERNOR WORTH.
rRsEDsAS's BUREAU.
fConcluded.l

The condition Of society produced by
the sudden emancipation Of the black race.
in numbers over one third Of the entire
population of the State. aud the exemption
Of this class from the operation of our laws,
civil and criminal, except as administered
by military tribunal, instituted by the
Government Of the United States; and al
so Claiming and exercising jurisdiction
over ali white citizens in matters criminal
aud civil. wherever blacks may be concern
ed. is al once anomalous and inconsistent
with the ancient constitutional authority
of the several States. This tribunal, known
as the Bureau of Freedmen, was establish
ed during the late unhappy war for " the
supervision and management OF all aban-
doned lands, and the control Of all subjects
relating to refugees and freedmen from
rebel States or from any district of coun-
try within the operations oil the army, un-
der such rules and regulations as might be
prescribed by the head Of the bureau. and
approved by the President" and WAS "di-
rected to continue during the war vt the
rebellion, and for one year thereafter"
ITS authority is derived from that clause
Of The Constitution which authorises Con-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-01-31
HILLsBoROUGH, N G, JANUARY 81, 1866.

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la ran into the room where her pale moth
er sat. There we're tears on her cheeks as
she cried, asa.t -.
Mother-he has Gomez my father, whom
we all thought dead---he wants to see you.n
Leaning On the arm Of her daughter, the
repcntant long uaering wife tettered down
the stairs; he heard the step--sprang irn-
patiently forlh-and wife and daughter were
clasped TO bis bosom. ts
I" Have you forgiven me-" was the Sob
bing question. 81 sent you from me with
crHel words no Christian should utter O.!
my husband. that this has resulted in mer-
cy, is of God's most loving kindness alone.
have died q Thousand DEANS since though.
we buried you after the waves had given
you up. Can you ever forget my cruel,
anchristian words!"
Freely, dear Halen, aad onlp wonder
how it was possible you bore with me so
long. Most freely, since il has led to my
reformation. God be praised--I ana slave
10 longer. Yoa need never fear that I
shall fall again into that accursed sin--for
! have, as trust. placed myself under a
powerful Prutector--even under the care
and guardianship Of our Lord Jesus Christ.
But where have you been all this time,
fatherf' asked Ella, her geade eyes shin
ing with happiness.
"In foreign land. In the FIRST heat of
resentment.I walked to the city. Ibid not
reach il till near morning, and there find
ing an old sea captain, friend of mine.
ready TO sail to China, I recklessIy took
passage with him. as he had often impor-
tuned me to do. Once out upon the great
ocean, leaving home as thought forever,
reason came to me. began to reflect up
op my past life, and could see nothing
but crime against society, my wife and
family, and my God. There made re-
solve, that with help from on high, would
become the man you once thought me, He
len-,hat | would never return till had
conquered myself. Many dangers awaited
me. but passed through them all. Iwent
to the golden country, and while there a.
lone, wrctched. sick, and miserable,
found the great gift that has made me what
| am-the gift Of redemption through our
Saviour. Now, will make home happy.
Here will erect an altar of praise and
thanksgiving to Him who has so wonderful
" kept and returned me to you."
The whole village was in an uproar as
the news spread. Countless coajectures
arose as 10 whose was the body they had
found. but the indentity was never estab-
lished. Henry Remington was welcomed
as une from the dead.
So flowers blossomed once again along
the path of her who had been that most un-
fortunate Of all beings drunkard's wife.
Wafohman and Reflector.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, SAT

with G'y own right arm path TO fortune
Dui i, looks small tonight, coming back
here and standing by the old gate with
the rusty hinges. and looking al the old
house, b meath whose low roof other little
Children sleep to night, and on whose
doorstep otter children plsy-oh, tie
fortune looks small to me nov, and il
seems as though would slm"s, give it
all to feel as used to when went bare
foot through the cool meadow grass and
up into the bill pastures TO drive the
COWS hone.
You have no, changed, old house that
| left thirly years ago standing in the
moonlight, bat YOU canno, give back 10
NE the strong heat, the bounding pulses
of my you'll.
The birds sing, the grasses shiver, the
trees move in JOY about you, bu,iin p lace
of the slroHg, restless eager youth that
went out from you, man, worn. burden
ed, wearicd with the srOgglc, comes
back as pilgrims go TO worship at oId
tshfines, and there come now and echo
up and down the deep places of his soul
he words that, Ing ago, his mother
taught him. VANITY Of vanilles, saith
the preacher, all is vanity =
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27
No. Is.

into the Jaws of The stelhing hell OF wa
ters around. This finds a better photo
graph in cur instructive horror than the
pen can sketch. But the fnsl scene. 1t
was half past SIX. The LIST boat had LEFT
or been s@anped. Hundreds ye, re-
NAMED behind. The ve.sel was Without
a crew or master. She was gathering
momenrIy the waters lhst wee 10 bur'le
her to the bottom. An angrIer run y
The mountainous pillows, more conrul-
i've shudder Of the torn and parting yes.
sci, then a spin--a lurch, sensation OF
extreme suction, ard the ship is drawn
under; those left on board have gone from
agony TO eternity, The waves hex their
furious lips over the space in which the
Evening" Star had halled so long and SO
terribly for life; and the wreck completed
becomes, from being an awful tragedy OF
wind and wave against life. but soul
rending memory AID the grief of ton thou
sand hearts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27
THE DAY BEFORE THE LAST.

About 6 clock on Wednesday, The ID
Of October, tie wind became very stiff
and sharp from east to southeast, and
through Inc day constantly increased
From the ap1rehensve appearance and in
cessani consulting ofthe officers, and from
the tremendous working of the crew, all
lhonghr, and rightly, that The danger was
not less great than growing gteater. he
scenes below deck we're affecting 10 Ge.
gree that challenge description. The
Wind was (as, bocominga gale, lhe gale a
hurricane. the ship reeled from SIDE to
side like drunken nan. Al tImcs she
iav completely on beam ends inthe trough
of The sea. Then tie screams and the
cries were sppaing. Families gathered
IN separate groups, and dung - the ago
nv Of terror 10 each other. Trunks were
lsnssekeG. Whatever Was mrst piIzed
or needed was hsslly Tur'ngcthrr. S"We
iried to pray. Many Of the meu showed
less courage than the women They be-
come. some frantic, some msudIin. Here
and Are we're brave hearts aud cool
head, that would 60 oui anil sssIs! II they
could, and would strd back the mot as
suriug messages possible Oihffs were
brIling gold around ihelr wsl,ts, " hirh
proved only qhirker weighing 10" ards
tie depths Of lire sea. Now and ihen
cross.ses would come whle!I would VePr
the ,es.tl almost round and round, she
the while sideu ise on Ter beam ends
Ere long window aiirt window . ould he
broken through by The waves. lhe oc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27
TIE SETTING sun.

How beautiful The quiet Ionr
Which cosiug daylight hrings
When Ger the ear,h golden shower
The golden sunset li"gS
Upon the lofty moun'aln's brow
A fading glory lies,
While in the three deck'd vale below
The dewy varors rise.
A peaceful calm brearhes lhr"' tho air
That luIls the aching breast;
Thai sooihss lie bordeu'd clild OF care,
And give. the weary rest
Tie anxious thoughts that cloud the day
Like startled shadows glide,
And raGe beueath tie soi!eoing ray
OF Tranquil eventide.
We love to gaze upon tie scene,
In change'ul beauty dressed,
And watch the latest GI ing beam
That uembies IN the west;
We listen TO ihe farewell nole
Tie last sweet warbler sings.
While Insect murmurs gently f1ai
On zephyr's balmy wings
Now bright and golden-border'd clouds
In heecy frsgmsAls roam.
And westward sail in gorgeous cSowus,
Like angels gong home
And yet reluctant stiIl To 60.
They inger in their tirghi.
10 utn kindly glance below,
And smle "a sweet Good night!
So. when hre's toll ,ome work is DER,
Its hard fought haule won,
We, too, would qGn earlh's dark mig
shore
Like wonder setting sun
Surrounded by an angel band.
Like him would take our flight,
To seek tie spirll's better land,
And bid the world "Good night"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27
Going away at Eighteen.
BY VIRGINIA T. TowNSEND.


1t seems TO me that the old house new
er looked quite so pleasant as it does TO-
night, in this harvest moonlight.
know us a dreadful old house, brown
and low, and weather beaten--no! mGeh
90 boast OF in lis best days, and now II
shrinks aud quiveis and cant hold It's
own against gale, and lis root leaks
with every cup full Of shower, but rs
nv dear old home (OT oil that and now
that his is the lasl night, and I'm gong
away 10 tie great. vast, NOISY cry 10
morrow. strange sadness comes over
me. standing here by The ltIe brown
pale, and looking al the old place, and
wondering what viii happen before
stand here again.
There are lhe two great cherry trees
I've clsmbeIed every summer that can
remember. and tossed Gown tie iEun M
III II Law like thick red hail on the grass;
and here is the hue Of CuEraMi bushes,
,ha, HE The old Worm.e eaten, shaSy lem
ces. and there is the ounce iree IN the
corner that sweetens The air about II and
last beyond the vell-curb stands The old
gnarIed spple,tree, with the birds nests
rocking up in the boughs-l!'ie robins,
will you sing on just as sweeIy Up 'here
when Pm gone
never expected TO feel like this. lis
hard TO realize now hat NY life here has
snded-ihail shall never drive he COWS
up in ,he hill pastures again wh'n tie
grass is sanded all Ov,r with shluing
dews-lhal shall never now down Ihe
sweet clover nor 90 shou,lug among ihe
black berry patches. nor heap up Tie ripe
ears in lhe great rorufrld over yonder,
und somehow 1t makes ne sad TO feel ,hai
everything will 90 on just as ii always
has done, aud nothing will mind when
Im gone away.
Come now, as though was going to
make fool of myself because at last m
going 10 the ciy-lhe city alter winch
10y thoughts and dreams have painted io'
years-,he goal Of all my hopes and long
inss, which has seemed so far off, which
I've reached a. length.
You're going 10 make your fortune,
Tom Rey nulds-l US, think Of that
No more choppiug wood and tolling al
the plow, no more long DAYS cutting grass
III the meadows and coming back nred
out with the hand work al night. to drive
the cows home you re going TO make q
man OF yourself, 10 take your chances in
The thick OF The Fl sht ou, yonder in the
grea, city, and i, shall go hard with you
if YOU don't make your pile and pluck
your p,ize with The best Of them.
For mean TO make moue!-'o be q
rich man. I'll be faithful, industrious,
shrewd. and make my way up 10 the TOP
OF lhe ladder.
And some da, shall come back here tc
tue old one, aud people vii stare and
cay. "rha, Is Tom Reynolds. who used
10 60 reiool TO the COW pastures anu
drive the old ox.caI' down to the mill.
The old house shall come down then, ant
Il u It's place shall stand a handsome man
sion for mother and Amy-Amy VII
have grown woman hv rha, time. and
shsll make lady OF her, bless the deal
hule chuhby sis how pleassn, will ii be
10 see those rosy che' Ks Of hers shining
q behind lhe blinds Of the stately new
home, and how proud lhs lilIle laughing
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27
The Evening Star Disaster.

The following Statement Of The terrible
disaster to the Steamship Evening Star,
bound from New York to New Orleans,
which sunk on the morning 0! the 3rd in
slant. is from The pen Of one o! The suEvi-
ynrs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27

Senator Sumner. OF Massscb usetis. was
married ia Boston, on The l7Ih instant, 10
Mrs. Alice Hooper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27
4 SiinrH Hnshnnh.

Our train rolled out from The Union Dc.
pot in the early part Of the night, bound
for the North. The weather was ust
Sufficiently cool to make one feel agree
able in good company. The whistle
sounded for lhe station north OF the Hoe
sier Capitol. As usual. everybody "Po-
ked" their heads out TO see something, II
it was there. Just married." spoke an
old lady, as she drew in her head, after
saliafving woman's curiosity, and who
could see further INTO mill stone IT, sn
any one else Of our party.
Every one was satisfied that the old
Lady was corecr. as they Witnessed the
thugs anu kisses" on the give and take
principle, and saw lhe surviving relatives
climbing into their country wagons. The
first parting had been gone though with,
and the dear old home and The loved ones
there could be stem only by the eyes of
memory.
TIE fair young bride had forsaken
home, parents and all that was dear TO
ber youthful hearts, for the one she be-
leved was dearer than all the world be-
side. The brightes, pictures of JOY and
lle dazzled her eyes ~ lie sorrow and
grel oi the future.
An hour passed, and passengers were
getting drowsy. Many began 10 change
positions, and fold themselves up, cat
fashion, on the seats. The conductor Of
he sleeping car soon came along,snd pas
sing from one sea, to the olher, lie mott.
fed them OF a chance fer good rest in
the rear car. At length be came 10 lhe
groom and bride. "Norb.e berth in
sleeping car, you can have II if you wish
-nice bed and falling curtains" said the
conductor The bride bushes. dropped
her eyes a moment, and then looked into
HE face Of her chosen. Her eyes rested
upon him. and spoke more love than one
can write ~ Two weeks. Her swelling
bosom told OF the heart that was strug-
gIing to leap from lis PrlsoD house, 10 em-
brace the object OF its aGcr'ion. What
does il cost in sleeping cars = asked tho
husband. "Unly Que dollar and q half"
answered The conductor. Tie husband
com menced calculating. 'ie was in deep
study. The wife fell as any other wo-
man would feel under The circumstances.
and looked thousand umes beuer ard
swetier than baskeI foil Of ripe cherries.
Bot oh lhe cUss she had chosen Tor hfe.
" ould that some humane teIng had sfrv-
ed hlm IS a refuse pup, and drowned bin
u ben he was fret bora, Tor ie had not
sense enough TO enjoy life. and was SO
mean and sunPy that he would no, give
one dollar and half Of "rag currency"
10 sleep with his beautiful and loving vito
The night they were married.
Once upon linc fair Amelia kissed.
Whose nose was too di:ingui, bed 10 bs
mIss'd
Sad L,"Ny love, faln would Kiss you
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27

Gen. Rnbeu l.: Lee has Sent lock Of
his hair 20 81. Louis. at the request Of
lady. IL Is TO be put upi in a rsfile.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27

large portion Of the swamps in Flori-
da are SAID +" be capable of p:oJucing 500
bushels Of frogs To tbe acre, With slliea.
Iots enough loF fencing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27

Better ~! twenty acres OF ground well,
Than q hundred badly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27

"Glye The devil lis due reads well
enufi 10 prnYerb. bot, ui friend. what
will becomr ~ NE md you If Ibis az
rangememi is carried out"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27

A wsg IeIIs o! q Isnj!ady ~ho made
her tea 50 weak Ihsl it cOrlIn', &c. up
The spoui 81 be teapot
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27

Nine hundred dead bodies were pick
ed mp IN tie streets OF Blame. india, in
one morning. Famine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27

Charles II. Boone. promising young
lawyer. OF Pafkersburg, West Virginia,
died .uhten'y last wer!. 1t appears he
took dose OF medicine, which. bv
some mi.lake, unfortunately proved to 10
a deadly poison. lie was brother Of
Gen Boone, now resident oi BelIimore.