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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23
Local Notices.

A fine assortment of the Standard
School Books and States, marked down to the low
est prices. at the new Drug Store of
I'm SMITH Il MOORE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23

Smith l. Moore have the best legal cap
ever brought to Sioux City, selected expressly for
the Re tail trade. I'm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23

Smith 4 Moore have for sale low a
superior quality of Stationery and Blank Books.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23

New DRUG SroRE,-Our Dispensing
Department will he under the superv sion of our
Mr.. Moore, with h IN most of the rea ters Of this
paper are acquainted who W i'll care fully compound
physicians aud amily recipes, and will assure nil
that meme but the purest and best Med zines will
be kept, sold or allowed in any prepa ration.
Ina SMITH l. MOORE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23
~ PERsoNAL.-Judge VIM. II. Fran,

~ Personal VIM H. Frame
who was exiled from this place about one
year aga, returned to our city on Tuesday
last. lie spent the term of bis exile a,
Fort sully, which, judging from the
Judges appearance, is not a bad place to
suffer. He expresses himself we'll pleased
with his residence abroad. and, although
he has not quite forgotten bis native
tongue. be has acquired an intimate
knowledge Of the Sioux language, &c.
~SIoux CRY AND FoRr RANDALL
STAGE CoMpANY.-Next week the con-
tract for carrying the mail between this
city and Fort Randall passes into the
hands Of Hedges and Thompson, of Da-
kota Territory, they having been the low.
est bidders at the recent lettings. The
we'll known enterprise and financial abii-
ity Of these gentlemen, is an ample guar
antee that during the continuance of
their contract, the business upon this
route will be promptly and sa;isfactori-
ly transacted.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23

NJ Now that our friend Jas. Hutchins
has engaged in the hardware business,
no better place can be found than Sioux
City fer a FIRST class Merchant Tailor's
establishment. Mr.. Hutchins does not
change his business because his former
business was Improbable, ba. on account
Of his health.
Mr.. Autchins was not q man of large
capital when he commenced business in
Sioux City, but at the present time he
is able to embark in q heavy hardware
house with large capital, and at the
same time he is the owner Of much choice
and valuable real estate. This is all the
profits Of his business as merchant tai
lor within a few years. Where is the
man who will take his place and do like
wise?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23

Official, Letter and Bon Ton Envelopes
at Smith L Moores new Drug Store. In
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23

The American Hard Rubber, and the
Artists and Book keepers Flexible Fuler-, some
thing entirely new, at smith 4 Moores. ln
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23

Arnold's, Cox's and Wright's Inks, at
Smith Moorcs new Drug Store I'm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23

The celebrated G;llott's SOB and Falcon
Pens, at Smith & Moore Drug store. I'm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-23

A large lot Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Pork wanted, for which the best rates
will be paid Also, Dry and Green Hides,
Furs, and all kinds Of Produce taken in
exchange for goode,
janI SCHuSTER / MARION.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21

ABUSING Ex eERIMENTs ON RATs An
amusing experI .ment on rats was recent
ly perpetrated n mercantile house in
Petersburg, VI rginia, Two of these an.
imals had been trapped, and it was de-
eided to try u 10 effect Of whisky upon
them. Forty drops we're administered
to each of then by force, and the result
awaited. The were placed in d wide
deep box, into which some gravel had
been thrown a saucer Of whisky was
placed therein: For while all was ST.
lent, each rat aaving seeted himself in
corner, where he remained as morose as
a rat could b. :. BY and by, however, the
liquor bega'A TO work The rats began
to smile, flnd play with their tails, then
tojump up, and squeak; then to fall
down an d roll over. Finally one of
them forind the saucer, and, with the pc.
culiar curiosity attached to the race,
dipped his nose into it, He drank, and
the noise of his drinking brought his
companion to his side. They drank as
though they were really fond of the
stuff, and II is estimated, took more than
twice forty drops. And now they GOT
glorious. They kissed each other They
wrestled and played about They revis-
tied the saucer, and got mad over it;
and rough and tumble fight ensued,
which lasted until both were exhausted.
Then they remained for willis, each
with paw to his nose, grinning at the
other. Finally both fell asleep, and
while they we're gloriously unconscious.
q terrier was dropped before them, and
the curtain falls. 4es
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21

NEw YoRk5S March 90. The Herald q
special Toronto dispatch says dispatches
from Ottawa state a battery left that
place for the ffobtier on Saturday. seg
Other movements oftroops to. the front
are reported from other points. sN
The organization of new companies is
gong forward with great activity, aud
the alarm seems -nnaba ed Every body
now believes that the Fenians mean to
make q desperate attempt to gain pos
session-of Canada, to use as a base, and
very little tlependeiice il placed "a the
can merican Governments professions Of
observing neutrality. Tie authorities
feel that they can expect no sympathy
from the ,Uniled States, and must helm
themselves, if they would maintain
peace. ~ -ser~r-~
I Statements show that 10, 600 regulars
and 10000 volunteers are under arms.
and 10, 600 more volunteers are drilled
and armed, but not under pay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
The VERY LATEST
u - 70 w
y Z Il z CIR APH.
Further Advices from Ha-
Vana.
The Royal Commission and
the Jamaica Revolt.
= "a EHEss ttFa 80
British West India Squad
ron Ordered to Halifax.
The River Platte War.
Immense Preparations for
Battle.
.giIi sos. z.Ea ssseD - sie
.ssz a3'esl ''T77-7----si tsss ar
The Fenian Excitement i'm
\
Immense Preparations for
Rattle
The Fenian Excitement in
Canada. .sslT os
A Plot to Blow up a Drill
Shed Discovered.a
- &c., &c, es& &c.
Further Aavises from Havana.

- NrkhSx AMx1ceA from Havana.
New York. Mares 20.-Further ad
vices from Havana, per the steamer
Manhattan, state that the numerous re-
cen. fires throughout the Island are at
tribpled, bY.one Of the Havana journals,
TO negro incendiariess 49, -
The discovery of plot onxhe part of
slave traders to destroy one Of the Ha.
vana newspaper offices, is reported
The further progress of the Royal
Commission ,sintheir workof investiga.
ton of the Jamaica revolt, is reported
in the Herald's Kingston correspond
ence. Abundant evidences ii 10 said.
has already been produced to show that
the affair WINS not merely asudden and
anpremeditated ontbreaE, but d deliber-
ately organized rebellion, with the ulti-
mate design of numbering or driving
from the Island all the whites. The
members. of the C6nmission -are ex-
pected to leave for England on the 26th
instant -
The eDtire British West India
Squadron are ordered to Halifax
A strong feeling in favor of the an
nexaion@ of EJamaicaa 10 the United
States is manifesting itself among the
people of the Island. x
S In Hayti 90 persons chRrged with be- /
ing concerned in the Evolutionary
movements in that Republic, had been
arrested, and il was supposed 20 of them.
would be executed. =
The New York Herald's Rio de Ja.
nerio correspondent gives the particu-
lars regarding the River Platte war.
~ Imme epse pteparations " ire N aking
for the battle, which was Imminent al
the date of latest advlcea. The allied
army OF Paraguayans and Uraguayans.
lnumberingsabout $1,000, and 81 pported i
By cdhsidsrable naval force, ar on the
bank of the Parala river, in the vicinity
OF Paso de PAtin, controlled on the north !
side by the 'Psraguayans, only 10000
strong. Defensive works Of great |
strength Fbowever, ate pos sessed by the |
latter, and neutralizs, to some extent, |
the numaricsl advantages Of their enc
mics.
The allies viii soon attempt the pas
sage of the river, and desperate strng- |
gle u expected, They had also hi con.r
temptation a flank movement on the
Paraguayan rear. 81 f-aess ~ ffsse5s
sd Parties of Paraguayans had crossed /
the river in boats, and skirmishing had /
occurred The allies, however, repulsed
the Paraguayans with small loss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
ELECTiON N0TICE.

Va6dsfbuTsh o5dhty, }ss. 9 q'as
The State Of Tndiaua 10 the shsrIf Of Wander
fT BfTTHE HTEEs, CLERK or THt VAN
~ deFburgh Circuit Court, do hereby certify 10
the Sheriff Of said county, what ofioern are 10 ba
elected for the several townshipg In said ecunfv
et the usual places Of holding eiectiola. On tfe
hrst mosday in April, A. d. 1885. W
for Pigeon Township, four Constablea
kor Knight Township, two Constables
u For Armstrong Townahip3 ono Justice Of thu
Peace and two Constables.
For Perry Township, one Justice o. the Peace
aud two Constablea
For Union Towhslrip, one Jnstics Of TIE Peace
aud two Consfabies. .s...I,. --..'T III -
For Center Township. two Oonsinbles
2 5oE esrmen Iovnship, 9ne Jnstiea Of the Peace
and two O0nstables a
!, Apa Odss Ownship Tfusses for each of said sew.
oral townships.
Ard tho Sheriff II hereby directed 70 give ,er.I
notice of sai4 eieetiOn, in conformity With the
statute In sueh case made and provided.
In witness whereof I herennto sfibacrIba INV
name and afiix the Seal Of said Court. At Evans
Vile, this lst day Of March, A. d 1866 y
tas4rgass7i BLITHE HYNEss CLERK v. CO.
8 4sALEx DAZZLING Sheriff Of vandsib burrh
county, certify that the above and foregoing Il a
true and complete copy ostho original now on
nsTsitt ALEX. DARLING, say. O.
klunioa, Courier end Dsmecratplease copy,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
COLLECTORS SALE.
Collector Sale Of Real Estate for
Costs and Expenses Of Sidewalk

4Mpr0Vements
lNOTIeEIS HEREBY GIVEN, that bV vi,tua
IN OF precepts, issued by fhss Mavor 81 he rifv
OF 4vansSllie, and to me dirseted i will selI a
puoi1c auction, at the door of the Oouft 6ou-a +,
said city, on = = - - = .to1'o ~
TUESDAY, MARCH 10Th 1864
at ~ O'Clock am, the fellowinR lot 81 pronna
or parcels Of real estate, or 80 much ths1eof $
may De necessary to pay the amoants charged and
Assesseo lots for the costa and ex pen-
Los Of ground, together with the costs Of sale:
ana tnat said sale win be COP ptlnued on the pext
gay gay anesesItsr. namely ON sWednesday,l march
zIss2 1eoo, az O'Clock p. q y the same place.
lor we purpose Of seEling sach property as nlsy
not paid for - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21

HEAVY RoBBERY The Louisville
Courier gives the following accoaat of a
robbery that has been committed at
Louisville. For some time the arm oe
Messrs. Wolf Il Dnrringer, jewelers. in
that city, have missed articles, but no
clue to the perpetrators coul1 be found
Several thousand dollars worth of goods
were taken in these various robberies
The Courier says:
On last Friday morning, Mr.. Wolf
left the store on business for few min
utes, and on returning found that SlOO
which be had placed in the drawer but
a few minutes before was gone. He at
once gave information to the police, and
a movement was at once set on foot to
discover the robber and recover.the mon-
ey. Officer Gallagher was the person
entrusted with the task, and at once set
about hisswork. The store was searched
and after fully satisfying himself that
the money was not in it, and must, there's
fore, have been stolen by somebody, he
proceeded to search the different persons
present On commencing this, a man
named David Taylor, who had been in
the habit of lounging around the store,
went out into the back yard, making an
excuse to do so. On his return, GaIla-
CHER made search of him and fonnd in
his possession pair of gold sleeve but
tons which belonged to the firm, and be-
ing questioned be acknowledged having
taken them. Gallagher then searched
the back yard to End whether he had a.
creted anything there, suspecting that.
he had His suspicious we're Confirmed
by his finding the lost 500 bill secreted
beneath one of the steps. ss-A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21

How O'MAHoi rEY WILL TAKE IRELAND
We get an i inkling Of O'Mahouey's
plans for cong aering Ireland, with his
base Of operati, ms in New York. from
the New York 6 Citizen. Miles OReiIly
says;
The project of invading ireland by
means OF tunn ell starting from Coney
Island, and to en- aerge somewhere in the
city of Dublin, not far from the Lord
Lieutenants cas- kle, is now much dis
cussed by the bes engineering minds ia
the tenlan ranks The objection made
by Chief Engine sr Craven, of the ICro.y
ton department, TO the construction of
the Broadway, U nderground eRailway-
to-wit: that 1.-TWO iuld interfere with mains.
and gas pipes would not apply, ii Is
conceded, to the proposed liberalizing
excavation bene aih and across the At
lantic. The tnn mel would be far from
an nnrsmunera tive work, it may be
urged--as, latter the Fenians had used
it, and annexed l Ireland as the most
eastern State o. ( the Union, they could
sell it out at so many thousand dollars
per yard, for ge neral railway purp oses." T"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
CITY ELECTION.

~---z7--- : TT = II -~---~----
YFHE4E0LLoWENG ARE THE NAMES OF
\ tna Inspe ctors appointed by the Common
Councii 70 hold the City Election, on Monday.
the g. I'd day Of April next. viz:
FIRST Rreclncts comprisin q the First, Second
ana Thire words Marcus sherwood, Inspector
Place OF voting, the Common Council Chamber
second Precinct. comprising the Fourth safth
and Ninth Wards, Philip Kramer, Inupector-
eaT Third Precinct, comPffsink tRe Sfxsb. Eeyspth
ana Eighth Wards, William Warrsn, inspector
Place Of voting. Union Engine House. on fourth
1t eet, Lxmsaco. = : 80 W
.31 tsaaAdA A. M. NC 7RIFF. CLERK.
City Clerks Office. March 81, 1866 mar2Ita
tUnion copy.) &.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21

NEW YoRK, March 20-In this CITY.
the Central Council Of sFenians, at
Union Square, were in secret session ell
gay yesterday Nops Of their proceed
ings were given to the public
heeeIpn Of fands and rides are still
lowing in, both here and the Sweeney
headquarters, and it is reported that
some important features are now in pro-
cess OF development. IL 10 currently re.
ported that o. MAhoney has within q few
days sent off zan expedition of 5000
men to some point unknown TO Nh q pub.
lie. The tota strength Of .Sweeneys
force organized into regfrnents and Bat
talions, up te-dates sgiven 1858 500. 2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
Eight hundred New cars,

Built expressly f1r this trade, and that Run
THROUGH between the Eastern and Western
cities WITHOUT IRA ssFER, which enables It
teayoid the injurious delaya 80 generally preva-
lent at trans shipping points.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21

Cars Run Through to and from
Evansville, without Transfer. Time
guaranteed. Rates guaranteed to
and from Evansville aud Eastern
cities Only Ten Days to and from
EvansEillc and New York, and
Nine Days to and from Evansville
and Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21

NEw York. March 2Q--The Washing
ton specih says thar the resignation of
Major w. ,. Franklin has been ac-
ceptcd, to date from the 18th inst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
A Plot TO BLOW mp, a Drui shed IN

New YORK, March 20-The- Herald 8
Toronto specialsaysthas q plot has been
discovered to blow up the drill shed and
volunteers. while drilling. A large .city
sewer runs under the drill shed, with its
entrances hundred yards of. Report
says that barrels of powder were 10 be
rolled up the sewer, and when the voIuu-
teers met for drill, the whole were TO be
blown up. 7 The. sewer is nov guarded
day and night. >
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21

The Line Is managed throughout by men of
transportation experience, eg1a' to any in the
eonnrry whose aim It. wilt be,to render satisfac-
ton 70 its patrons agents OF the Company are
authorized TO settle claims for damages or Setsp-
tion at destination, instead Of the usual custcm
OF. referring them back to point of shipment.
Parties ordering freight from either of the
KastArn eitiess shonld direct shippers 90 mark
package -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
river and weather,

CINcINSGTI, March 20. The river has
risen four inches, with 33 feet four
inches 10 the channel. Heavy rain last
nighs With a thunFdssF. ~ nFdssF.s iii C ID
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21

PRoyiDEScE, r. l., March 2O.-Gen-
eral Barnside waHsto-day nominated by
acclama.ion by the Union Convention
for Governor. gsaie ses sTf5 sN-.2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
COAL.
BODEAM

Goal MINES.
Oflcesen Water street, Between Main
and Locust Streets.
- A. S'snstant supply, and orders promptly
allied sa o6l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
.NBTICE.
Z Diss soIution1 notice. .

NOTICE IS HEgEBE GIVEN, THAT THE
IN firm Of McCntchen- 4. Becker was dissolved
on the 21st day OF February, BY mutual consent.
eH 9g cW ~9F %uC. A. MCCgTGHEN,s
p imsF2i sgs aisa FREDERICK BECKER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21

sers, went on board the
as about leaving her
rch Of o well known
o. they charged, had
cry in st. Louis, and
warrant for his arrest
strate, the trader suf-
taken along, although
% be entirely innocent.
was taken from the
of a well known citi-
was then in the pres
relieved very deliber<
United States Treasury
! New York for sS, 900
! chain valued at $500.
of these articles was
sncs Of the citizen and
led the prisoner away
to Jail. After hav-
'wever, a short distance
.altreat him in a very
and on a show Of re-
their heels and left.
reported at once
be genuine police, but
strenuous efforts have
be bold robbers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
"sTAR UNION LIN e.

and Iefer them to Agents of this Company for
shipping Questions, rates, time, contracts, SC.
Parties shipping to Eastern elites from interior
points, vfs ETansville, should CO sign their
freight to care of Z. II. EHBMAN, Agent Star
Union Laus at EEanssilles 4sdvising him of the
saHe BY mai j, who will issue through bills of
LadlnG' giving rates, time, contracts Scr ac.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
Z CARRIAGES, &c.
|. - = CARRIAGES, &C.
osFs 'HAhhMERsTEIN,
id4ie na besq fts ysDia,sios.f
Carriage and Wagon
Z hae ,gibaiA saslsvem edi bssnsll
'MI.'IAI.NII,uLIlFAcTORY M i ~
Cor. Main Street and Canal.

THE UNDERsIGEED HAS NOW on, HAND
II splendid assortment Of finished Carriages
improved styles, and tnclude four. passenger
kockawsys, light Rockaways, Bug1ies with sla :
fionary and shifting tops, also, fancy. light
trofting Buggies and Prince Alberfs.
have 1Baggiess gotten up extra strong, for
Oountry use. My work is made Of the very best
sna thoronehsy seasoned timber, and ircned with
extra kenned Iron. use no factory wheels All
my wheels being made BY hand at the shop by
the best Of mechanlcs. warrant ell my work TO
give entire Satisfaction in every respect persona
wtshtDg to purchase anything IN my limo, will
nnd II to their interest to call and examine nv
STOCK before purchasing elsewhere. propose TO
sell at the lowest possible cash rates.
msrl9-3m y v. HAMMELsFrIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
Fast Freight Line,

Between Evansville and Eastern cities. The
Company owns and controls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
EASTERN ESE1BGEmzar.


- JOHN sCHUB ERT, Collector.
Evansville, March .. Is 8, = marc. Wv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
az NOTICE. ID =
CITY ELECTION

MoTI0B Is HEREBY GIvESiTo THE oUAI,.
~ ifed voters Of the city cf Evansville. that
the Annual Election for the purpose ~ eIecting
Ci y onicsrs, win be held at the several pIacss
prescribed by tho Ordinance Of the city for no "a
ang city elections. on the first Monday being the
"a gay q Atril, 1865, at which election the fol.
lowing Officers Will be elected, viz:
One councilman for each Ward of said CITY: a
City Clerk City 0oIlector; a 0iky Trsasafer: a
MSrsnai; three Assessors. and q City 6urveyor
s@ hs erdo of the Council ~ IL fl3 = /
City Clerks Once, Mar. 10, 1866.
lUnion copy1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
Notice to Contractors.
Notice to Contractors.
\ RcEI ln 1oea -LL--
music STORE.

a. " wABEEN. iA e.a r. coEvNaroN
n WARREN & CONYNGTON,
m Hai asss Dealers IN af
Pianos, M elodeons, s,
y is8r Mus g. Lesgl
Ana MUSICAL mEhcHANDIsE,
tt.,,s No. 4 MAIN STRAIT,
EHANSHTLL ., IND.
t'At FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C..
Instruments Of all kinds Tuned ana Repaired.
The .2ast italian Guitar, Violin ana Ranio
Strings al&ags on hand tflfT 911
, H1- n orders promptly filed. 4 Jams q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21

/ special police oGs
| Atlantic as she w
moorings, in sea
horse trader, wh
committed a robb
as they showed a
signed by a magi
| fered himselfto b,
knowing himself {
Accordingly be
boat to the house
zen near by and
ence of this man,
ately Of 5000 in /
notes, q check Of
and q watch an
A memorandum
made in the pres
then they marcl
as they said
ing taken him, ho
mey began 10 m
rough manner,
sistance took tc
The unfortunate
the matter to /
thus far the most
failed TO secure /
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
AGENTS in THE WEST

II. W. BROWN, Cincin natl -
80 W. z. ROBINSON, Louisville.
5. y. GRAY, Indianapolis. ~.
~. N. STEYENS, st Louis.
JAS. TALLMADGE. JR.. Memphfs.
"A ~ L. B. WILSON, Nashville -, +
W. W. CHANDLER, Chicago.
ID. 8. GRAY, General Superintendent, Cinciu
natl, Ohio.
: Evansville ofHc1. F.H, EHRMAN.
marZo tgrl aalHUi Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-21
Henry Winter laIIs and b. Mother.


This man, SO stern and inaexible in
the execution OF purpose, SO rigorous
in his demands of other men in behalf
OF principle s Indifferent to prefer
ment, and dall b iase objects of pursuit,
had monitor Q whom he always gave
an open ear an a prompt assent It
was no deamon like that which attended
Socrates, no wiz sch like that invoked BY
Saul, no fend like that to which Faust
resigned himself A vision of light and
NE and beauty fitted ever palpably be.
fore him, and Ooed him TO the perpet.
ual service of I ne good and true. The
memory OF .pio as and beloved mother
permeated his Whole moral being, and
kept warm With q him the tenderest af-
fectlon Hear low he wrote to her:
My mother 5 vas a lady of graceful
and simple man ners, fair complexion.
blue eyes, and auburn hair, with rich
and exquisite 70 ice, that still thrills my
memory with the echo of its vanished
music. She we q highly educated for
her day, when knnapolis was the focus
OF intellect and fashion for Maryland,
and it's fruits sh own through her cons
versation, and ;olored and completed
Der natural clog nelce, which my father
used to say woul d have made her An or
ator, 1t it had AZ lt been thrown away on
woman. She was the incarnation of
all that 10 Christ ian in life and hope, in
charity and tn ought, ready for every
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