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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09

RECIPES THAT NEvER FAN, II destroy
rats--oatch them one by ono, and aatten their
heads with lemon squeezer.
TO kill cookrosches,r get as spair. of heavy
boots, then catch your roaches, put! !themiI q
baffel, and get ii;.yoirsss'?ss, sssd dance.
To catch mioe on going to bod put crumbs
in Sypur,mouth and lie with it open, and whom
9 emouso's whiskors tickle your throas-bits, I.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09

A BosroN MAN, writing home from Rioh-
mond, says: "Though do not believe fifty
Southern gentlemen would wish to see slavery
restored, am convinced that many of the
blacks would prefer slavery to the condition
to which they have been reduced by sudden
emancipation" ae,H SYl8. ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03

Sin or6entlides Nfabden ODER cine
tinoerlofe 8itttre tpirb seiudt, uni Die
Snbrung zines tleinen Sansbalts su
iibernebmen, ec.lE g Ina
4 BiIIige g 6ube uno
SttefeIn, in 81 o. 30 8ubIic
square. Sd nntewiAte hermit
oas oentfde 8ubfifnm, rab i'd, in sssoIae
elmer beabf6tisten @eidaffSbcranSes
rlttlg, ntein. boIlitdnbiges ,9aeer bon
Shaben pno StiefelA gu iebr ernieorias
ten BreiIetI abiesen weroe linb miro e.
MID iebr frenen, tuenn ib meme sabIs
rel1en Snnoen i'm 2aufe oieler Gaiion
nit billiger SuBbefleibung bebieneu
tam.
.1IHeRas 3. Gafmqnn,
f53rtt gso. 20 eubtte Sqrares
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03
MeeprherasGpurif... /.

g8nl. 0farfes, Elm Mubelt6rer aabLte
geftern Woraen SO Sronunasfrdfe.
Dennis Sagan, Der i'm 0aufd fid
lInanFdnoig aifubtte; biiBte SO bafil
| eth. i1issp -hA Fss $3.50 ~ .f5
8,lS. @ononaro, fur aefebipioriaes
Betragen Ipur6e nm SO beftraft.
SIS. g. @itrt1itter, Der, fuie in lester
Belt bieIe, obne 2icen3 in Der Wfarfts
bale @aarsA bertaafte; rtabte $14 be-
3a1len. sl.sae
so. SolinsfD fing S1nbei uno Streit
an; Der 8ecoroer nabm ibna fur ietfe
8anfIudlt % al. q 80 2
Geiar Sones unb Bud 9etpis, bei6e
bon YoIi3iiten ipeger unoroentIihen
Betragens an9etla9t, tpllrben bonl0fi6-
ter freigeipro6en unO ebrenbO4 entIaf.,
fen. s1'i
Srant SobAfor unb Spbn SdOSlsroft
bdtten fi6 geneini1aftli6 eiIen glffen
gefauft uni liefen nit DenaIeI6en ser
YOlijei in be Artte; 8ecor6er Softer
loOIlte ibhen henieEbeft nit S14 a faus
fen, iie nabmen ie6od fein @eI0 an unb
Soger co Dor ms Nrbeits6nlis III aeben.
Gouaro Gb0ot un0 Gate Sboot kots
ten 8treiti9teiteiJ Die fieobae geridts
lttbe 9llfe nidt f1tidteH tonnteh; bies
ielbe iuuroe ibnett gu She'll unb tam
gouaro frei ooDott, iudbrsnb Safe 81 su
be3ablen bate.
Z Grei G6lle, tueIdJe einfa9 nit SDiss
orOerIu Gonbuctg beaefmnet fndren.
iuurSsH aum S@lufe NIT 81 erIsOiet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03
neb ertrasunaen3b on @rum
@iaenthunt tpeIae Iebte @ode

ueb ert ragunaen9b on 9run6 s.
Gi9entbunJ meIde leste ISOLDE
.Esis, regiifrirt uurben. .'-3 ~
aH B. 6. SanIeb an SO. 9. Sarriion,
Seeb an 8auitelle in Der Stab $500.
S. ". SarriS an Sames So. Neurreu
Oeeo an 3 BauitelIen in Der Staot
1000 p ''" '-1E aH1F 10
Somes Or @larbep SeeS an einem
She'll elmer 8auifele in Der Stabt 1926.
Us. s.. @aHenbar an SpIpanus 5.
Steben, Deeb an 8aufeAe in Sa6>
@eits 81 @fbuille $500. aa' 3iia aftls9
SurrD 9arenIp an Dennis Saaertb,
Dee6 an 8anftele in Der Stabt SI500.
@. Solforr an Ssar 8cbne, DECD an
cine @dutele in @oaefieib $1,000. :
5arneseQ d. Dnrrin an SIS. g. 9raft,
See6 an. einen She'll Elmer BauIteue in
Der @tobt $25. 4a mann
~ Bm. 6. 8o6s an 81. g. 5ianor,
.See6 on 8nultele IN bee Stabt $500.
&c. Gbeatbam an SIS. 81. BotuItna,
Seeb an BaufteHe in 6er Stabt $500.
6. 8. Yague AN S beobor W1uIina,
Dee6 an 8auiteIle IN Der Staot .S1.115.
: g. 9. @beatbara an g8. ,Ots gOsbltna,
Seeb an Sauitele in BIoob's 0lbbition
Sl, 900. ,s.r6.rs8. ar7J
6. .. Na1ne an Sobn SoIIopeter,
9eeo an Santeqe in Der Stabt 81 ,125.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03
~ Mar gnllire gaiIfinfnn biIhet


Der @iftnilhun9sprojeb nod INNER oaS
9aupt9efddft Der Eagesoerbanotungen
@eftern tpuroeH aberinnls biele 3eugen
ueruonnnen unb lparo auf 8eranIaHuua
oes &i1ters aud Caroline Beooid, Die
Gbefrau 6eS @eorg 9arris, nerbaftct
nn0 IN Die Sail geifeft. S1pere 8ee,
tpeiie liesen, ipenn Die 3eugenansiaaeil
bon geitertt Britatielmg frlben; seaen
0iefelte Dor init @eor9e Sarris i'm sins
berftdnonib bel ben @iftberiu9en per<
ionli9 betbeiIigt gu feiu.
EE I'm z llbr iuuroen aeiterit 9lbero
Die Spriben !. ,rnlirt,, fte riiften ieboh
nmlonlt oi;3 ber-9drn mar blind. s. e
E Ser 9eftrige Mfarft in Baum.
noble mar beifdnoi9er 1859 IS -s3 sgT
404 8dHen ipurben enpfanaen
275 piroen berfaEot unb d.
1888 Banen berfauft. 40 -
re- l1eber 40 0lrbeiter iino 9esen>
tpartig bel9aftigt bas @aFerreferboir
aussubeGerr. 8ie mir borett, miro biefe
&eparatur per Staot iiber $1,000 tos
HeH.aJ ~ 5GH4 .lsE. - ...l B.,r
~ Der Cumberland bat fid5 70
nett IN fein Bett suriidseaoseu, 46aB man
alauben f0Hnte, ct tpcle iptrfli1 idIar
| fen eeben. 9as @aiIer ftebt ouf neun
Sou an ben $arpstb SboaIs. e
{ EE glo6 INNER lit Sob in BEN
norbIiden Mfarften i1ur eeringen @ere
lGnoerun9en litteriporfeu. Der Sele>
graph siebt uns geitern fol9enbes Sele<
grarnfn /: .se.3.-5;.,.....3',..
f. Sob georsens 146J, gRittass 1859
uno Gbenbs beim S@IuB Der 80ris
1873. s5 4sl6.BdsE III qs5
Re- Sqnire @ea@am tbeiIt uns nit,
oaB Senrs Smitb, Der cine 8iitole ae<
ftoblen bate unb BON ibm Der Sail
iibertuiefen ioeroen follte, entiprang unb
Bop bis geitern 4beno a9t l1br ollie AZ
feirer @rgreifune genaa9tenI 8erlu9e
erfoIgIos bttebeft. I.2 5',ga3g,. s.5
@ 9eitern 9fa1mittag erblidten
mir felt LANCER Belt gum eriten Mfale
tuieDer cine HatroHilIe Goloaten. Siee
| feIbe beitano aus einem Sergeanteri uno
bier Sntoaten Ses 16. Snf. @egt. uno
narf@irte bur@ @berrD, @ebar unb
college StraBe. %
Il H9 SnGbeefieIb bot Der So :
RET 8aie Ball Stub Den Sceola nit %
aeeen Is Chores. Sn @lbs glafbbine
9emcnn Der Stonetpal Stub i'm Eiirnier
ge9eH ben Sulhbiue Baie 8aQ Stub mil
81 sesen 40 Shores. s,,1
re @effern 0fittaa 12 llbr ftano
Der thermometer aaf Srao itttSdut>
ten. h5ai3 H.stf CHa uela g.e 4is5
E am @Ontaa tritt Die eeaisla :
fur Sltfamrten. g8ir aIaubeh, Die Gt1
bllng miro llidt LANCER ais eitien Mloaat
tudbren. y 7''uiA l6 59i'l @is ssai-'
~ Ser NnibbiIIe g d i,
lbeen<@9Aub bdlt am 9ienitae @beno
Is nbr rfsine 7re9eIm1Bige iuonatIide
gcrfqmmluns.,k Yeue auf3unebmenbe
ME allen iibrj9e Mit9lieber insgeiamnit
tno bierour9 auf9efOrbert, piinftli3 gu
erlgetaensk iii en.44r rit,.,
H Eg @eItern segeniM beno iperiefb Elm
S4mafser, Der beitft 0tbtaoen bon
Bauminoaenb .Ieu in Der Broabitra6e
befbdfti9t fpar, 9eraoe utter einen Der
felbe1 uno erlitt, luetin aud uidt tdot :
Hide, 70 bod erbeblide Auetf6uusen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03
"Yreb u. SimeS"
(tdeltdb unb tu6 d eutlidb). II,

Dies TT has einsiee IopaIe BIatt, init ausna5me Der
u5taatsseituns g., peI9es in Rnfbuine 5eraisss
geseben Iuirb. Bon allen bier erf@ensnben BIdttern
bat es bic sr5bte Girtuation unb 1T es has off,eue
Organ Ses Staates. es bot cine srose GirfuIatiOn
i'm Rorben iowobI aIs aud i'm Siiben irnS 0ef&6ftsz
sute t5nnen tein teHeres Mnseigen=gR eSiam tuSen.
9as tasIi4e 8Iatt entbaIt bic lesten uub pOI,sdu
oigen tsIesrapbif@sn eeri6ts ben pDIitti@eus anS
cOmmerctenen unb aHsemeinen gseuistetten. Die
2otaIneuiefetten Der Stabt nnb nmaebuna rperSen
nusfabrIib berGtet unS in ie6er Sinftdt aimmt Siez
es Iatt ben eriten Rdns nntsr ben 5iesen 8eitun.
gen elm. - q 8
Die Greignifie hes fommenoen Sabres rDerSen non
Snterrie iein- ueberaH IN has aanb in 4ufreauna,
unS binnen 21rsem uerben bic uidtieften aebenss
frGgen er6rtertu nb entf6ieben werben ir wilni6tn
Saber, bas Ins has IOpoIe Bolt tn benz fommenben
4abltainpfe NIT allen in iPrsR 2rdften ftebenben
ittteln untertiisen m6sen, uiiS unferem 9Iatte in
chem fieinen Sorfe o6er SIeden i'm Staate gerbrei=
tung gu geben. Sn 3utunft, wie bas in Der 8erganz
ssnbet seidbeben, wirb Sas BIatt Der ernIi@e ger>
tbeibiser Der Sheen unb Prnspien unieres sesenwdr=
tIsen Sonsrefies fe!n. afALTGF q. u
tinfer Sob=SaoOm lift in ieber 9inFtbt uoufanbis
eingeriGtet uns mir t6nnen an S9nsaigtelt uns
Nieoli9teit ni9t eeboten IperSen. gerIonen, fueIs
Sradiaben dussefiibrt baben pOHen, t6nnen ii&
au ercsaente ausfiibruns sssebensr Aftrase ga ben
bilisitsn 9reifen perlaiien,,
4pan ahre{dre
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03
ef.Fsse ses eOultts. @Ierfs,,

- :i..F e J Flet =. POD. !
Seiratbs 81 BEN illieungen,
ag IN LETTER ISOLDE ausse9ebel: ,f.n
Sranf 6. &reioer nit 6. @. Gafferrau.
9enrD 6. Solt nit Gatbarin@. 8udett.
8. g. WiilIer nit glisabetb peab.
Sobn MatIoG nit Gnian Burn.
Wlc&en6re Drate nit s @aIbreatb.sl
g8nt 6. gBa6e nit 9llice 6. Sumter.
RofeS Ne&i6leo nit Buroic g. Gaton.
gS. Wf. Mort nit Gatbarine 9. Soaan.
Wtn. gBaoe nit 2nciaitoa MeIIS.f
gBm. 6. Sablor nit Sarab 6. Gabis.
Sbos. $. 8roipH NIT @Ii;ab. @ooOpin.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03

1000 SAP EXTRA SamiIien< Webl.
200 6as Grtra fuperfIne RebI,
so SROs Stem Orleans 8Mder, 9
"a 6bbs Semerara 8uder,
&. 50 5aS gepadter unS puIuertfirter 8adsr,
200 Sad Yrinia gtio 2affee, 5t&8gS
Is Sad aosuiru aaffee,
Is SoB frif@en gasts. q Is15
50 Sos Stem Orleans RoIoffes,
200 Ritter grUrter u. 0amble Seife,
$50 aiiten Deri&iebene Sorten Seife,
100 aiften SternIi9te,
100 aiiten EaIsIi9te, bart seprest
so afiten feinsr Rm9tabaf,.
30 @ros fine Gut Tabat,
IS Sos Rau9tnbaf.
IS Sas eneIifd Soba.
Is Sat amerifantf9e Sobo, Q
40 Rtften unb PfunSs Rannen auftern.
so aiffen gfeffer,
50 aiRen Gepilrss,
50 Riften SnbtsO,
50 9tften eemaBIenen SEMI, ~
Is Sas Rdion,s Bt&fe, Il He
60 aitten Pint, Quart u. KGauonsn SIai&sn
20 aiiten Garrett S@nrpftabof,
~ 20 9ros Gnrtee's BIam, alsgE.
4--sA 20 Sns 8oarbeu gBbisEeu, -ss4ez a1
Is 5Gs RObertfon County Bsisfss,
Z e.re 100 Sas 6oOts aafb EsrOOf @btstese
100 SGs Ginger G0tbtaI, se
Ia 81 is Sas Sneper Bein, 10.
: lslis Is 6ab slbe @etns, $500;
.+e so aoe Beineife,
Is 6ah GitrOnsH Syrup,
50 aiften Starfe,
81 so 9Rsepe giwes Fs
.,..s.,., 50 GuaenS Seien,
1000 Sad RsbL
80 Riften afortirter Ganbp,
SrunS7, Stun, Sin, EttEe uerI5ieSsner Art BET
agHeafler s @arbrnusb,
III 9tr, 8 0Sr6 GoGsge Strase,
Dill 5Ts. wafbeflIe Eennefee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03
Ber3eicbnie aener Mnsetaerr

i'm beutigen BIatte.
l. l1msns bon lSuAer's .Sdube uno
Stidet< 6abrit. 49,
3. 9. S. Gooe- Bounty sGgent.
4. ReuingtOn,s JsaertpaFen.
S. Sdiiben> 8eriammlung.
6. 'Go. 9dNpbelm, Oisifquraut Ioes
na5 SHERMAN Salon ns83lo ,i4 I'm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03

NIt= n. &leibermac6eriu.
. SraaIein Glen qHrtb Rate Sous5tertp Iaben tire
6reunoe a4nn9spol Elm, iHrert Burratb RON
paBIa1eit nnb Oo6e- Nftifela
IN tbrem saben, 9tr. 81 Goueeer., Ode pon San, Al
eramtniren uofebft fte aud niobernes Reihers iiiS
&l9at=yerferttgen beiorgen Iueroen. Die 4atroudae
oes 9ubIitums rptrb erbeten. iSO fsF
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03
0f6ciene Cite

ser i'm bieiigen 8Oitant, ais un6elfea>
bar, CUR Abbolun9 bereit Iie9enoen
8riefe
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03

IA Die in Ser ,,gamberlanb
0Gllep's s5erft 4erten Ollcn ffdb &c.
fdaieff bellte Spnnabenb Sfa6mit.
tas 8 llbr bel Trie s6ott einfn6en,
nm ben 8eritbt bes Counties entaes
gen 81 ftebntest, trei6bes ernamnt tpar,
anr NIT benz @pmptrpller u. StaGtSs
Sefretar MndfprAe ~ ,nebmen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03

. nro al DE Br e re.
8roaner @i9aeI, aus Grfurt
Seis Daniel aus &a9en 4ssg
sanswis Robert, aus @ebrinsswalb : ID
aepin SoIamon aMs Sboru2 SO
aeuis Sfaae, aus RemeI
2epin SfiSor, aus SbOrit t.-@''S-s
Stole Rarsaretba, aus Sraunf9peis
einsner eIifabeb, aus 9ettinsen ~.
81. .. g. 4in'6sIeg,
IS 8offmeitter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03

Oamens 2iite.
5rduI. 9bereie 6reitas 5ruu &adsI ROfe
Srau %. ". Stern y AbetRe SbGrasv I
5rGu!eiu Wsary g., 9seisbaupt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03

JIl9ag 3. Gatmqntr,
3rtt go. 20 9nbEie Saunre.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03
Observation-Disclosures.

Der Mnleisenbe IT IN wentgen Bodben burtb Elm
stnfa&es 6etImitteI, no6em CT Sabre lang NIT einein
befttsen 2ansentbeI unb NIT Der fr9teri9en aranfs
bett, Aer S&winhfaGt bebatet mar, sebeift IUorSen
anh wHnf&t febnEt9f fetheH 9iamsni&en has Sea=
uitteG mttsntbeiIen. sassIts
AaeR bic % whHf4en, Iuirb er cine Gepie Ses Es=
seVtes Csefenfrsi nit hsF Ditettion faE bic 8stas
anb bta esbross9 apieneeu usI9ss r. fnbep 1perben
als cine f9ere 3eiluns flr S9UinSfu&t, Af5mn
DroR9ttis &C Asx einaise 8wed bss Mnseisenben til
heH AeiAenbFn m0BE sm tbHn mih 81 briit, 6as ieSer
mrdnEs setn Msitta pexEadsn DirS, 50 % AenSelben
at@ts Epiet aMs 10 ais Seoen erpeifen pirS
: gsrsnsh. be bas Resspt wSnf9sa. woIfen gsdb ses
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03

A& DeHeGub GeD14gs Der &1ef Oes
Sree0mehis Bureaus, benz Die Gdlid
tsue bes 6ur9 bic 6prtfdIeppuna. bon
sieaetn aus Gem biefgen 2lrbeifS6aus
lpOEiiber mir friiber ausfi6rIiH be-
ridteten - entitanbenen @onfiiftes burd,
General SEQ. D., Sbomas iiberoeben
mar, febte fidj NIT Dem 8efiber Der
Blanta9e, Serrn Softer Gbeatbam In
8etbinoung un0 bat biefer saaeifanben
in 8egIettmng 6es GiAter So6n Qolp.
renee daf bic Sarra mad RdF(Fppi au
reifen, iuoieI6ft 8eugenbert6re iInter
ben Sfegern ieIbit bcrgencnIr,en fperbeu
fOllen, nnb tuirh Mi1ter 21iurence fofor-
tige arrangements treffen, bic llnaufries
beHea unb bic rnnfutbigen in lure Sei<
ntdtb suriG gu bringen.
Ser 3oitisbiHe alnseioer miro febr
gut oaran tbnn bic obige RotiS gu be-
adten. 9s.il g, ~. ssal Z ''ls'''
e @quire Motbeius entId,ie6
eiiien BrO3eb, Der gefpib fur DieIe SBirs
the bon SnterefIe fein iilnb. Ser NRil>
Ter, Elm Ql9ent zines iu0bIbefannten
@runOeiee ntbuntsbefikers u::b Saufers
GIgenthunter 8. 2tssf, bate in Der q OF
Iege Strabe5 an brrf1ieoene Oamen.
Die Elm Nubma4ers Geih6ft bieIten un6
Oeren gfanen urs Der 6riebenSridter
ais DOugbertD Aangiebt, einen QaSen
perInietbet; oerfglbe bffanD I'D, ieOod,
in fold fAIe1tem 8uiton6, 6af ne i'm,
nidt benilben f0nf1teti, y(dfffIih her,
LanstsH bic Datnen fur ben, burd ben
HIHsng entitanoenen 3eitberInif cine
Gntfbd6iguna oiefeIbe iuufoe ibnen
Ouf4 BEN rj6terliGen auslp-uf bes
Gquire In elmer Sunnle bon $3.50 aus
ertannt,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-03

h Grennben ufIb 8rtnnuten BON CD. S6ilb-
belm CUR gta@ri@t, ba6 CT bic &eifauratipu
bts 6berman Saioms, ar. 124 NOrb Gpllese
Gtrass, unterbalb hes 9CutsDilte Depot, iiber-
,uOmmeu bat, Ser ben fLrinen ), 60" tennt,
ntrb mflIeu, ME bel qeiibe Set ate Suuer fit
sebea pirb, una feinea Gdfea mttgD siifatrRsn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-07
THE KING OF PRUSSIA ON THE

BATTLE OF KORlGGHAVZ.
The following extracts Of a letter from the
King of Prussia to the Queen have been cOmmu-
nieated to private circle. It nArrates some
interesting incidents of the great battle at KO-
migrate Tor sadowa);
al rode through the regiments,
which received me with loud cheers, while the
bands played He'll Dir (the Prussisn national
bymn) in marching-a thrilling moment. Sud
denly the artillery FIRE in the centre slaokened,
and cavalry was asked fora proof that the en-
emy began to waver. now quilted my post,
as victory began to declare itself through the
flank attack of the second army, and rode for
ward with the cavalry. Here l first came upon
the second Guards division and the Fusileer
Guards in full advance, tGal5Our battant, with
twelve just captured guns in The midst The
enthusiasm that burst forth when these troops
saw me is indeseribahle. The officers rushed
to kiss my hands, which was this time obliged
to allow, aud so it went on, under ERE certainly,
but ever forwards, and from one troop to anoth.
er. everywhere greeted by never-failing hur-
rahs. These are moments one must haved lived
through to understand, to comprehend. In this
way met the troops Of the lst, 9th and 9th
Army Corps; also an infantry regiment, and
the sih JaRer battalion Of the 9Th corps, and the
l7th reg't of the 7th the others were too far
advanced in pursuit of the enemy. Our cavalry
Ow burst forward, aud q murdsrous cavalry
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-07
GOING HOME.

Where are you going so fast, old man,
Where are you going so fast?
There's valley to cross, and river to ford,
There's clasp of the hand and parting
word,
And tremulous sigh for the past, old man,
The beautiful vanished past.
The road has been rugged and rough, old
man,
To your feet it's rugged and rough,
But you see dear being with gentle eyes
Has shared in your labor and sacrifice;
All! that has been sunshine enough old
man,
For you and me, sunshine enough.
How long since you've passed over the
hill old man,
OF life DER the top of the hill?
Where the beautiful valleys on t'other side?
Where there flowers and trees with their
branches wide
To shut out the heat of the sun, Old man,
The heat of the fervid sun?
And how did you cross the waves, old
man,
OF sorrow, the fearful waves?
Did you lay your dear treasures by, one by
one,
With an aching heart and Goods will be
DONE"
Under the wayside dust, old man,
In the graves meath the wayside dustY
There is labor and sorrow for all, old man,
Alasl there is sorrow for all,
And you, peradventure, have had your
share,
For eighty long winters have whitened your
hair,
And they've whitened your heart as well,
old man,
Thank God, your heart as well.
You're now at the foot Of the hill old
man.
At last at the foot of the hill;
The sun has gone down with a golden glow
And the heavenly city lies just below;
90 in through the pearly gate, old man,
The beautiful pearly gate.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-07
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES.
BRY MS
PULMONIC WATERS.

Rf- The original Medicine established In 1887, and
first article Of the kind introduced under the
OF PuLM0Nc WAPERs in this or any other country all
other P1lmonio Waters c0unterfeits The genuine
can be known by the name BRYAN being stamped on
each Wafer.
These Waters have been before the public for nearly
thirty years. and the Immense sale attained not only In
America but In foreign countries, fully attest their In
any other article offered for the Of Pulmonary
Bronchial Affections and the quantity contained In each
box is nearly double that Of the many worthless ima-
tions advertised
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS
Coughs, Colds Sore Throat, HoaIssnsss, Asthma,
CatArrh, Bronchitis Difioult Breathing Splitting OF
Blood, Palms in the Chest, Incipient Consumption and
all diseases of the lungs Not only aordng temporary
relief but etectlng a rapid and lasting cure and are
do not nauseats like alcoholic compounds and the med
cinal properties combined In form 30 agreeable
aud pleasant to the taste that any child will readily
take them One dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To VooALlsTs and PUBLIC sPRAKRRa, these wafsri
peculiarly valuable they will in one day remove
the most occasional hoArseness and their
lar 6r lew days WILL al all times, increase the
power aud aexlbity Of the voice. greatly improving III
tone compass and elearnes for which purpose they
regularly used by many professional vocalihts.
The very great celebrity Of this invaluable remedy
tAtlons which dsappoint the Just expectations Of h
purchaser and injurs the character Of the genuine me
dicine.
see that the word, "BRYAN," is stamped on eael
Wafer, and also observe the fac smile of the sgnatu
OF the Proprietor, JOB NOSES on each wrapper b
counterfeit which is lolgery. a-Odsndlng pAren vii
| be dealt with 10 the full extent Of the law.
BRYAsH PuLMogfc WARERH for sale by all DruRgsta
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
dee29-ly "a cortlandt Street, New York,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-07

engagement now took place right before my
eyes. The enemy was completely oTerthroWn,
and the scene, which rode over directly after
wards, presented horrid spectacle, streWn With
cut-down AusirianS, dead and alive. Thus
the infantry again advanced to the valley bor-
dering on the Elbe, when from the other bank
ensued very heavy grenade fire, under which
came but was Withdrawn by Bismarck's serious
remonstrances, still continued riding about to
greet troops had not yet seen, when l met
Nlutus, Wurtemberg, and Bonin. All these
meetings were indescribabls Stenmetz and
Herwarth did not see. What q sight the bat
tlesheld presented We counted 35 guns, but
90 seem to have beer. taken, also several flags.
10 all directions lay heaps Of muskeis, knap.
sacks, and csrtridge-boxes. Up to the present
we have 10000 prisoners; so captured officers
are here. But now for the reverse of the medal.
Our loss is not yet ascertained, but it is large.
You will have heard that General KILLER. of
the Guard, has fallen-a great loss. Anton 10.
henEOllerin has four bullets in his leg have
not heard how be is getting on be is said to
have shown immense bravery Eckert is badly
wounded; also Col. Oberntz, in the head. The
First Guards have suffered SO heavily that the
two battalions have been formed into one. You
may fancy how great was my excitement, and
Of the most various kiuds-jOy and sorrow. At
o'clock at last met Fritz with bis staff
What moment after all we had gone. through,
and on the evening Of such day gave him the
order Pour Ie Msrite with my own hands The
tears poured down his cheeks, for he had not
received my telegram granting the distinction
therefore complete surprieo.
More verbally when we meet. did not reach
here until 10, without any preparations, SO had
to camp upon sOfs."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-07
I AM THE FAMILY car.

| can fold up my claws
In my soft velvet paws.
And purr in the sun
Till the short day is dome
For am the family cat.
| can doze by the hour
In the vine-covered bower.
Winking and blinking
Through sunshine and shower
. For am the family cat.
From the gooseberry bush,
Or where bright currants blush,
! may suddenly spring
For bird on the wing,
Or dart up tree,
II brown nest | see.
And select a choice morsel.
For dinner or tea,
And no one to blame me,
Berate me or shame me
For am the family cat
In the cold winter night,
When the ground is all white,
And the icieles shine
In long silver line,
l stay not to shiver
In the moonbeam's s pale culver,
But curl up in the house,
= As snug as mouse,
And play Jacky Horner,
In the cosiest corner,
Breaking nobody's laws,
With my chin on my paws,
Asleep with one eye and awake with Il
other,
For pats from the children, kind words fro
the mother,
For am the family cat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-07
A WOMAN AGED F1FrY.FIvE srAns

A WOMAN AGED FIFTY-FIvE STABs A
MAN AGED SEvENTY.-0n Tuesday, Officer
Fuss, of the Fourth Ward, arrested woman
about fifty years Of age named Ellen Kelly,
charged with committing an assault and bat
terry, with intent to kill, on man named
James Rainey, about seventy years Of age.
II appears that Mrs. Kelly lives on New
Jersey avenue, between B and @ streets
north. Some time since Rainey commenced
boarding at the house, but as he never paid
his board the old lady tried to drive him
from the house. This brought on a diff
Guilty between them, which caused the arrest
of Rainey, and he was fined. He then went
back to the house and said some things TO
the old lady which she considered Injurious
TO her character. He then passed. on and
into house short distance above. Finally
Mrs. Kelly armed herself with a dirk, the
blade of which was about five inches long,
proceeded to the house where Rainey was
and found him in the dining groom She
Immediately sprang at him and stabbed him
in the bowels, intlicting an ugly and probably
a dangerous wound, She in turn was arrest.
ed by officer Fuss, and taken before Justice
Ferguson, who required her to give bail for
court. Washington Chr0nIele,