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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-24
Urrmif6tes,

- Sic Sindh, Gomite ber T,raS Convention
btribtets Gin Neirs Elm, oaS Que S6IIren, MEL
de Der Staat irabreno ees RrisScs nahte, ale
aua uub uidtis srfldrt unD Der 9eaislatur un-
tsr!aet, Die Ss3abluns p~erieltsn su iternebmen.
Die @rnosnt,un p%ailittt elm @eles, wslhes fir
Mttslieeer Der 2ssiS;atur e.hen flufiI6riaen
auf.utbalt poritreibt.
- Su SrcctIYu. u. g., wolsn bic Saus-
itreiuer So 80 per gag baben.
Tie S!encrsSstrd9 aucr Staaten, !pelher
i'm SAB c 1856 III M,qiousn betrua, beiief R6
in Sabre 1864 lton auf 214 Mtuiuneu UNI
i'm Sabre 1863 pbne ne rrbobeusn 36Ge BON
$50 Wrlionen auf $40 1tuionen. Weun piss
10 fcrtgebt uno Die 8esierune it sr5eerer Spar-
Iamtert tslsiBiste, icGte e5 ni6t ltrfr fallen.
eins Steuercrletttsruns e~intrsten Su laGsn. =
Die Struern lur. o~stiuirte @etrdnte auein BAT
lid auf 30 Wlutuneu belauf n.
DIE Oeutidsen Scn glelp Orleans beatfh.
ttgsn ~oalslbft ttnnen Rurfm cine NdticnnIbanf
nit eirFm Gapital BON $500, 900 au %eviinbsn.
un,ers aslammten @rnfubren narsno Der
Sabre 1868, 1864 uuo 1865 betrusrn 1867
MtuiUnen~ nab @olpwdtruna Die Muafubren
mdbrenO ~csrisIben 3sit 1862 0O0, 900.
Ons ,,Ndoy Tesifsr" BON 1866 1T 'Ice6rn
srlbtenen nno Atbt bic fOIseubsn &in5elnbtitsn
utsr Die &souftiun unlsrer 5tctte: Seit benz
@nHs oss 6rieSes ifnS 225 Shife ~pertduft mUrz
b II uno IL finc osrIoren sesanaen. SIN Dienft
bat man 3l7 Sdifs 5uridosbalten. popon 63
i'm BAN bssr fen limo. IA fir ben S%eepient aus,
9erultet werfen, SO auf Ssribiepenen 5lctttens
%ltdttonen ais Srausport- uno Oepeihen 9Uots
bTitaftl9t iinp. 80 ShiFe ss65rsn gu ben osr<
lhtepeteh @tiGJfpapern unb 4 peroen aIs Grans
portltife benubt. Sic leBteren "a Shlfe fib-
rem 1861 @eI6iBe un0 babsn einen Ionnen9es
h1it NAN IiR ECD onpa
Gin prafttI6er Soc6 I q 4.
Gin beroorra9erper Senior in Snnaoa ma6ts
tlrSli6 ben psri6tspenen .Yr6Hesntsn", ySse
nstCrrn", uno anberen 8tbGrDen Ger SenIe..
8riFsri6aft in gep gort ben. 8otl6laa, ras
@tlo, wslte iib i'm Shabs 'rsr ,Srlbsn 8ss
~publit" 5eftn e. CUR y@lnfubr" Der ean,sn 8to6l
terun9 oon SrIano nab Amerifa 3u psrpeuren.
Der Sruoer rss @r Generals Benjamin
). Butler mar lsirer 3eit in Californian elmer
Dtr befannteffn Sptster BON Ytofsifon. Bdb>
rsnp fet Observation-Disclosures 6errihaIt 8erid.
MINIS in Sem SrIeans eriparb lfb Dleier Wenlh,
rer gang pbmc SapjtaG baIelbf anfam, elm 8rv<
m09sn BON $2,O00.000.
= Die &abafsernte in ben Scr. Staaten fur
1865 miro pom louisville ,,@ourier" auf 1853.
7O7 900 0funD bers6nrt. SIM Sabre 1860 he,
tru8 lie 428,1 900 plumb. Die 4usifbten
fur's 3abr 1866 iinp aud f6ls6t. Sirainien.
pas 9aupttatnfIanp, PRODUCTIVE in 1860 nabe an
l24 WtaiOnsn 9funO unO i'm lsBtsn Sabre nur
l0G, 900 pfunp,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-24

Spifis IN SerIisreu. 0autIple S,iue bsrritte
i'm Saoie, t1"m elm Nthemsul mar tDrtar, unn
aus manhsm '6Gnsu Nuae rann Gbrane ouf
abrans elei6 f&tmmsrnpsu psrlen niepsr - DO
pl6blth srtonte Elm tlaeenpsr ShmersrnsiGrsi,
Der Tu' ltltr f~ir,ts CUR Srpc uieper, bic @'eiae
entlant Isiner Sapo. Gr Bate iein eiaencS &C.
BEN aus isiueu Gousn iprsben Ia6cu, i:st mar
or ON @noe ieinsr Srafte.
Sroc, ffisB sr NIT CT ltsrtsnpsr Gimme ttrpur,
5ett mir Srco.
@dttcnb man bsh S6umahtiaen tinaus
trua, btrrldte i'm Sdaie ougsmeins SsRirS Ina ;
Fer We6ist SWtiteu Der bG6fsn Seae Koruna
nnp Der trtoalen 9fota bce 9etenS mar ,u iGb
unp p'bslth Rswsieu. ale bae man fh 70 lsibt
in e%enlelten bd te fiuosu f6nneu. Bon aGeu
Seiten iprah man feline Sermunperuna aus, wis
ss mpslih ssrsIsn mare. rae elm 70 bc6te. abtts
9snte benz Mangsl unp @lenbe bss 0stene 70
furhtbdr sre ~ssesebsn lsin tpnnte pom allen
.Sstfsn fraBte man mad rcm Rdmen ienss felt
'ansn' fTempen Sinlftere, cen Nismanp ,u ncu-
nen rputts. tur5, tie Ssrw irruna mar atlasmein
uno ras Slns unp 5erfrascu wplte fein gne,
nebmen.
pItBIi6 ,jeco6 trat ~lautIole Siiue Gin, Der
lun8e Sunlfler erihien wtsrer auf rer Subne
VI mar aslpetit une 9rtranft wcrren. ietne ere
r%nattctsn Sebeneasiiier battcn lt mieper erfriiht
''S "N' "'u'" ob'uI'tu ~ ~ UVE pt Ntidr1nlel7
ten Subprer. iebt IN Dem ednSen, pollen Scwust-
lein lsinss @eniee.
WtsScr Ie9ts sr feline trsus @efdbr.in in 2eip
uno Shmcr,, feline @eigc, an Die 9Senae uuc
itrih NIT Dem Scssn itsr bic Ssitc bin. gs
mar ieBt, ais Die 36ue ROD uno liar Dsu Saal
eurhrauihten, als ipruoslnoen ~tou1cup muntsre
Susucn bsrpor i'm WorI eufrable, ais lpielte eiu
frt'der NrubIinaepinp neflih nit ben Ylumen
nno Slutbea' uno ais webte ein Saub BON Der
unenpltden Stebe' urO Suite ocs eipieen @uttes
ourb cte pcite Wunpsrpel!!
yin Srifausiturm, Der nitt cnben pcutr, tes
eruBte orn 8initler, oils Die lsetcu Some Iciner
@st8e pertluIgen maren, uno Elm Ylumenrsaeu,
Ger BON allen Seiten nuf ibn berabfrGmte, be.
arub itn fafi untcr lsineu cuftcnoen Welcn. -
Stumm, nit %crnfism. isIisen 9dteln faup err in=
nittten nislss 5reurenrauites. gm folaenoen
Gage mar feine Ssele q gang @enuu, bic niht
BEN Mdmen psS punoerpcuen uorpilGsn @eisere
tannte unp BON isinsm &rirmybe III trsablen
rruBte. Nm Bette ttrN . fraufen @emable fab
6elleitas Mal,tran unb ersdbite ibrem Charles
BON Dem rpunoerbaren @rfplg ors nprriiben
&uniflets. BON Dem lie esunue Runoe srbdlten.
sHsnn 1u erif wieper gan, bsrsclteut tif, iullf
Gu iein bcrriictss Sptel t5ren, leste fe bin,u.
unr paan lou er uus Seine 10 ent;idcn, pie er
9eItcrn aani @enua burd ietns Some beartRrrt
bat. llno riibmenb pirD fir ale 3sitcn, Die
Writ" une Nabwtit feinen 9amcu neuuen, ben
ytdmen pes eroBsn nUrpti4en 9eteers . lie
y IL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-24
Sin Spnntna in 2}alt;mpre.

Sb trcie nidst, mas lou IS tsceuten,
S0B i'd lc trduria bin!
Gin SrnhtGl nuS atm Sriten-
Der trmmt mir MIDI aus benz Sinn.
Die CLAM 1T bitter uno rmufet.
@e lGhelt fem Sicr uno tcin g8siu ;
Die Stro6enIdtcrur uur funtdt
Mb tbrcm iOnutGaljdcn Shetn.
Ssin Hiufeu garbisr ater 1ammelt
N,Cht mebr, Die t1rtiae S6nar;
Gr Dat feline Shire Uerr1mmelt
uno t1mmt lih istn eilsues 6aar;
Or itebt ppaer ulnmutb am Spieeet
ino lingt ein 9iCb rabei,
Oae'absr sat cine ~tittsre,
SsrpiinIbenoe Islppst.
Den Sur9cr am Spnutna Mcraen'
&rareift es init Nd ! unp NIT 9Beb
Gr Git I'D, an Samlfa9 peripGtet
unb lauft gum BARTER in Der N1b'.
9p6 eteler BON 9Ssitem Ihon rufet:
,,gSae Milf Gu rsuu b,tt' tei'm Sarsierl
SD bin ia isBt grab 10 S~trpGust
Sts Scnntd9s, ME Sar INN ME Sier ~
8. N.
y Die @siebarbuua Don WarYtano bat cir
'ebr rsbp pcs Sonntagsgelcs %pniIirt. Nuf raj
ielte te'iebt ftb putilrteursS @spt6i, mcltet
Baltimore @o.rrippnceuten" einaslaro
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-24

36ein gneint, Die id Ycn IS cts. Bis sly Ter 6Iaib: un0
bel @lllone ptrbaltniBmdRi9 unp ScitQem06 biliser erfaufe,
iOpie aud auf mCin CGt inpOrtirtee SCltIiersQSaGr,.
Sn SerbinOurG nit btelem Gel66!t haze i'd cine
smiitb'ite WeInfute"
scIbrnodVcn eirgerittct, uno finotn metre mcrtten 9efus
der itets pie soften @strd fe uno aufn erfiomlte . tbt. nune.
SdtltFllh bitteno, baS mir tteb 7 3chsntls &erfrGuen
uno 2SoblECIcn aud IN 3utunit auf Min Su ubtrtra een,
Seidnet hOtabtun9Saol SacOb QtppS,
PRO Sfr. Slpiitfn 5. u. s..
-. 9. 8eeae uno 6iaile 9sb.snuns I8rt id mcinen
Ibnssltern I'M Sor0uS III. g. g.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-24
q. s.. 9am,nann,

13te StraBr 3rpiihsn Nfain uno Carp.
Reinen Treunoen unb GanoSleutsn Die @n;eise, bag i'd
an pbi9em 9labe Gin
WirtbibaftszSotal
er6fTnet base, ppIeltif Die beien 0ilupr5 unb lpntiae Grs
friihun9en ftets in YOrSialiter QuaLttdt III BADEN fin5.
&a- &teoeroert6ufrr Ia6e tb af meir Eager bon
Branrp. 2Sbi6fsY nm Sin
aufnerffan, Die ib gum QBbultiales9reis BIN gae uno
UalIOne ~perfaufe.
I'm SabIreitt 8~unbftaft uub freunolt6en Seiu6 meincs
aus Der &fte eritInoenen g8irtbif. { 8. Qofol5 bittet err
seeenlt s. D. 8aumann.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-24

-fHVtIE ND NH tIIuWUry
auf mein reidbaItiSeS Eager
BON @larst, W0beira, SPORT
Sberro. unb Ghsinwcinen
ncblt 8ranbis5, 28b;sfiee,
Sin ,e orfmt'ffam su ma
der, bemerfe ih 9ltihStit;g,
Dap metn 0eih6ft, mic bis
her. en- 9rcS unb I'll betail
bstricben wirb. Saupti66s
ltm pe: melie ih auf meme
nn2nr,rfAnrtn n Nrnf -
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-24

Cine CUTE &ustpabl ppn Rbeih~ NIB anterrl gS IL
men, Ipwie 50 bt$fep, Sin unb Sranbs &c. lint
btllt9t ;u baben bel 9ep. So. kIeG.
L 81 Raigfr. unterbalb Der 20fen,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-24
@trtbi6afts= Mmsefaem.
STIR @frtbeI

va mteoer cine reseIm6Bi9e Dampfftifs Ssr6tneuno
iwtlten Rtbmoro nnp @oiIapclpbia beittbt, bin i'd in BEN
Stane 9sleet ale Seftelunssn ppn e n Ell u. ~ . | re
esltebtem Y a9erbier gu ltcfern.
9eo. ". sled,
Wainltr unterbalb Der gotten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-24
81 a t. unp SoartingbausI
Sn
SDf & Gunp.,
1Ste StraBC. Swifhen Slnps uup 8snablefr..

IOlt SIINBN UTIEW VINVs NNU yfWuDIfVt.,
Ribmrno, Ga.
Oas burdreiienbe unb bteitse Qublifrm wirb ~eraetenff
auf bteieS nu uno ecidmatp1a ein9eri6tete @aIf- unb
SUarbin9bau8 aufmerfian semadt, unb smar nit Der Ser
iidberuna, heB ie ne6en elmer auten oeutfden 3oft freunbs
lihe 3tmnter. reinltdbe Setten uno sup0rfCmmen6e 9esits
nung ftnben iperoen.
Yrets fur reselmdBi9e @oarberS $3.50 per ggpfe.
@edbten 9~imburser unb Shwti,er, 86ie %empfeblen ;ualeid
I'M 9rOBen unb &Ieinen gum b%iaistcn Marftpreis
SOD II. 6 Q nj .,
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Neuer . ulonl
SSSiQinM S Charles Gnfer.

9o zoe Wainfraye. %srutbsn Der 9trn u. Totem,
8ihmonr, 3D.,
ba6en an pbi9em Dlote in ibrem nsu srtauten 5euTe cir
9eldrnodppd e%inscrtd tcteS % irtbf6aftS< 2ptaL.
errfrst, no bic befen 3iquOrs, Sier. Gle unp Giearer
ltets in eoriislider Sualitatsu baten iirb.
Samilten, nelde eas ilbit Sn &ersten e~npfrblene 2a-,
esfSter aug cem Srttltr9@GtaN iiement Der gsbr. @ufsr
"a l7tent ytipat9ebreu9 plnl6cn, miro bonelbe %fpltcnfrei
Hno sum bili9fen 9reis inS 6auS oeliefer
I'm Freaitelt1en SeIud unb sablreite @uftrdse birtsn
SO nj. u. Chs. Gufer.
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Sacpb 2tunS,

gambler unO Smpsrtsur BON
Sranbtes, 2Gsinsn. Sin unD @iaarren.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-24

-W 0 ) | N Cllenoer Sormurf.
tsutsnant: Scbann. bier bnR Oh 8
.&rsuisr bc!e fur uuS bsipe arpst g8I;Ifs, rine
I'M einen @rofbsu UNI zine Before nm leba
Rrsuser.
Nahosm Scbann bic. Wurlt seGolt bat {:
etsutsnant: Gas 3sus pa nil mir 6eut
gar ni&t itmedsn.
S%Otann: Ntt 8ftlaub. Der 5srr 0ieutps
nant icQten nift auf bsn @roibrn iparIam lein
lnp ib aud cine gGurR um 6 Rrru,sr a6nnen.
- Nat Der Shlu6- 9erbanoluna i'm 96mur
ssriGte. Der eosssiprohsns an ietnsn 8ertbei.
bigger
,9ta Dsrsstt's Soft taufenomal fir ole Id6ne
8sb', 5err GOftOr - i6 batt' ielber oar nit ss.
ola !tt. raB i'd 10 unfG rlpis bin !"
Gin arner @eiaer If oft elm wunbsrIites
@slb6pf; WlbrsnO sr + 6 m b 0spGrmeu
NIT Dem Sssen Die 1isSli6nen Some entlodt,
fam sr ben Gig pas &nurren niht
psbreu.
-Oae frfe unb fas Iebte Vfanb.
Sn Der 9aube.
Wte UGne &uo' riss Hineelein,
SOa enolps uniere 2,fbe i in,
Drum ted i'd Dir s5 ar tie Sanp,
NIs II n'rsr Siebs erIiss Yianp.
SIN YfanObans.
Ssitoem er ltarb, 0 pe!de Wptb
Die EiHesr ldrsl'u pabatm nab 8roS
90 3ie54 i'd retnCno pom r:r'6lno
! Den Nafg, msiB lie , We 8, l<bttS Vfanb |!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05

Civil WORTH OF TIE SAEBATu.-l.
Toll needs ito wipe oil the CRIME and
sweat OF labor; TO refresh by change OF
apparel, TO restore and in,igorate the
body. exhausted ~ labor, to enliven the
mind by change OF current of thought,
and bv this. to fit laboring men Tor the
renewing tolls OF the week
= Capital needs the Sabbath-to allie
viate, by intermission, tile care OF aceu-
mutation, to ease the Uuhendine Of the
strained and exhausted mind to give
sense Of the value Of nebIer objects than
silver and gold; to keep mems humanity
and conscientiousness alive, to shield
capital from harm by securing the pow
er and triumph of law and order in soci-
ETY..
3. The State needs tie Sabbath-to
illumine the public conscience THAT
guardian of the public safety 10 cause
men 70 recognize the Eternal Lawgiver.
as to honor the earthly powers that be-"
to secure the moral atmosphere in a
community which IS the only support of
law.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05
RICHMOND. WAYNE CO.. ND.
Glover Hay.

( OF all the hays. there i nothing com
parable with clover Cut when just IN
bloom, when all the juices are in Perfec
ton, and the stalk Is tender, and cured
only cured-not dried, which destroys
il and makes it worthless. Such hay Is
the feed for a single feed. Horses will
/ thrive upon it. without grain, II not
worked too hard, sheep viii be IN clio
yer with il. no grain needed-and cows
this is the main. the important thing
the dairy is the most benefited Of all
We happen TO know this by personal ob-
servation on our own premises. Moth
/ ing gives more and better milk { in win
erl-not even the grains. This We have
/ repeatedly demonstrated, and seen de
monstrated by the dairylnen in the best
dairy districts
I But the clover must be taken care of
1t is tender-the most delicate thing to
handle Cut when quite green, when
the heads are just opening TO blossom,
/ before any or very few arc turned and
when many are not yet colored-then cut
cut when the due is off; stir, II thick,
for a few hours in the sun, or half q day
(Which is better) in c'ouded, but warm
weather then put in small cocks. Put
up solid as possible Keep there three
or four days; with caps, if rainy; with
out, If not Then draw in where the
roof is not leaky, and ventilate well
In winter, feed. 1t will still be heavy
with all the juices matured, sweet and
savory, the honey candied, and the arc
ma perfected fresh as "a new rose, and
Bmuch more grateful. This makes sum
raer feed for your stock in winter-all OF
it, even the pigs-but particularly the
cows, and milch cows at that 1t will
be eaten most greediIy. like grass in
summer, and will have much such an ct
feet The bowlcs Will he less free (than
in summer J the skin viii be mobile and
glossy and there will be an eye and
breath that remind You of pasture Give
warm quarters, with plenty Of such hay,
and fresh watcr-and yea have done
your duty Rural W World-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05

( "
boy came one morning to the door of
| the principal of celebrated school and
| asked to see him. The servant eyed his
mean clothes, and thinking he looked
more like beggar than anything else,
/ told him to go around to the kitchen.
| the boy did as he was hidden, and ap
! peared at the back door.
You want breakfast, more like
said the servant girl, land l can give
you that without troubling him"
Thank you," said the boy, Il should
like to see Dir. -, if he can see me
Some old clothes maybe you want"
remarked the servant, again cycling the
boys patched clothes. Il guess he has
none to spare; he gave away sight and
without minding the boys request, she
went away about her work
Can | see Mr.. -?'' again asked the
boy, after finishing his bread and butter.
w ell, he is in the library: if he must
be disturbed, he must; hut he does like
To be alone sometimes said the girl ia
peevisb tone. She seemed to think II
very foolish to admit such an i'll looking
fellow into her master presence. how
ever SHE wiped her hands and bade him
follow. Opening the library door, she
said:
Here's somebody, sir. who is dread
in"
I do2't know how the boy introduced
himself, or how he opened business. but
L know that after talking awhile the
principal put aside the volume lie was
sttslyiag- and took up some Greek books
and began to examin the new conner.
The examination lasted some time, Every
question which the principal asked the
boy was answered readily
Upon my word, exclaimed the
principal, you certainly do well. look
ing II the hoy from head to foot, over
his speetaeIes, why, my boy, where
did YOU pick up so much
II. my spare Usoasc.ts,'' answered the
boy
Here hc was, poor, hard-working, with
but few opportunities for schooling. Yet
almost 1ittej Tor college, by simply i'm
provjRg has spare moments. Truly are
not spare moments the gold dust of
time2 How precious they should bel
What accouut can YOU show for them2
Look assd sec This boy can tell you
how very much ear be lald up by i'm
proving them; and there are many. many
otheg boys, am afraid, in Jail. in the
house OF correction, in the forccastle of
a whale ship, in the tipping shop, who,
ii yoa should ask them when they began
their sinful courses, might answer, IN
ssg spare Tso1ssHts,
In iay spare moments I grabbed for
msrhles. Ia my spare moments I began
to smoke sud drink 1t wss in my spare
moments that l gathered wicked associ-
ases"
Oh, he careful how you spend your
spare womeu'~, Temptation always
hunts you out in seasons like these,
when YOU are not busy, he gets into
your hearts If he possibly can in just
such gaps. There he hides himself,
planning all sorts Of mischief Take
care of your spare moments,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05

A Sco1cH VIEW or SATrRDAY-'' No
Scotchman," says the Registrar General
Of the country, viii begin any kind Of
work on SATURDAY. if lie can possibly
avoid it he fears he should not live 70
finish it. \ Scotchman VIII not marry
on Saturday, lie aPprehends that one or
other Of the parties would not live out
the year. or that the marriage would be
unfrujtfIl Except when the last day Of
the year falls on q Saturday, il IS the "a
ToT5te marrying day Ia Scotland, but the
Saturday superstition prevails over the
luck OF the end Of the year The de-
tailed report for l-52. jast issued from
the Scottish Registrar Generals office,
shows that full s twentieth Of alI the
marriages Of the year in Scotland are
celebrated on the thirty first Of Decern-
ber but, if that be on Saturday, they
take place on the tairtieth.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05
HAVE FAITH AND STRUGGLE On.


A swallow IN the spring
Came - our granary, and meath the eaves
E.sayef To make a nest, and there dtst bring
Wet earth and straw aud leaves.
Day after day she toied
With patient art, but. ere her work crowned,
Some sad mishap tine tiny fabric spoiled
And dashed it the ground.
She found the ruin wrought,
But, not east down, forth from the place she hew,
And with her mate fresh earth ani grasses brought
And built her nest anew.
But scarcely had she placed
The las, soft feather on Il. ample door,
When wicked hand or chance again LAID waste,
And wrought the ruin yer
But still her heart she kept,
Add toiei again and last night, hearing calls,
| looked, and 10 three little swallows slept
Within tue earth made walls
What Truth IS here o Man
Hath Hope been zmtten in its early dawn,
Hath cloud Ger cast thy purpose, trust, OF plan
Have FsitL, and struggle on!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05
The WHEAT WEEyIL N PENssYIT

The WHEAT WEEvIL II Pennsylvania,
The Doyle,town PENN IntelIigencer
says:
1T IS now beyond a doubt that the
wheat midge OF weeyil has appeared,
and l. busily at work upon the Young
grain. We hear that it has been OBJ
served in nearly all parts of Bucks coun-
Il. and We also learn that It's derreda-
tions are going on in other sections Of the
country The insects may be found in
great numbers in the wheat fields near
Doylestown. They are very small
orange colerei creatures, nesting be
tween the base OF the grain and the in
ner husk The grains Of wheat are yet
but imperfectly developed, and are,
therefore more e.sily injured bv the a.
tacks Of the weeyiI Within the last
four or FIVE weeks the growing wheat
has improved 80 much that il was hoped
there would be a. least a moderate crop,
but this expectation nov seems certain
70 be disappointed If the ravages Of
the midge should be a. extensive as they
were last year, the amount of wheat left
after they are done cannot be very large.
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< The PRESIDENT has never sunk his
own free agency" in following closely
in the footsteps Of his martyred prede-
cessor- 1t is the Radicals in Congress
who have forsaken the principles of the
amented Lincoln, and because Mr.. John
son would not coalescc with them in their
determination to rule or ruin-to retain
the power forever in their own hands
they endeayored TO pull him down and
render him odious in the eyes of the peo-
ple-in which attempt, however, they
now find they have made most igRoble
failure-they being condemned and Mr.
Johnson approved. i Cincinnati Nation
sl I mon
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WHAT MAKES \ MAN,

A truthful soul loving n ind,
Full OF affection for lis kind;
A pirit firm, erect and free,
That never basely bends the knee;
Thatw III not bear a feathers weight
OF slavery's chain Tor small "r great
That truly speaks from God within;
That never makes league with sin;
That snaps the tetters desPots make,
And loves the truth tor It's own sake;
That worshIps God. aud him alone,
And bows no more than at his throne;
That trembles At no tyraut's nod;
saul that fears no one but tod,
And thus can smile at curse or ban;
This Is the soul that makse a Mau.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05

tbs report OF the Commissioners ap-
pointed by General Howard TO investi-
gate the Memphis riots. shows very
ejesriy that the trouble arose from the
bitter antjpathy to the freedmen which
prevails among the dizloyRl whites. and
that the city officials were either too
preiUdiced or imbeeiIe to protect the IN
fortunate blacks
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05

Nobody blames q rich man for going
with his elbows out, because every one
knows that he has money enough TO get
a new coat; but it Is objectionable in
poor man 10 20 ragged, because every
one knows it Is out Of his power to do
otherwise How charitable