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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-04-18
CLEARFIELD, Pa WEDNESDAY, APRIL ls, 1866
TREAsIIRER,s SAFE Or Rem

Il Estate, returned 70 the county
Commissioners by the Collectors of the
several townships and boroughs for
tbs Taxes duo and unpaid thereon for
the year 1865 ami previous years, and
ir pursuance Of tho Act Of Assembly
la such cases made and provided, Twill
proceed to cell at Public Sale, at the
Court House, in Clearfeld, on Monday
the lth day Of June next, TO following
tracts o. lasd, TO wit:
HEOCA MA J'O WN,CJTJp
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. DuINI~rR ATON's NOTICE

n Notice is hereby given that Let
tiers Of Administration have this day
been granted to the un derSgned, on
the Estate of George RuYlos, deed.
late ,f Lawrence toSFsehip, CleMield
county, Penn'a. All persons knowing
themselves Indebted TO said Estate
are requested to mako Immediate
payment, and those having claims
against the same, will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
TAYLOR R0WbBS.
March l4th. IgG6.6t. Adn'r.
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TERMS or THE REPUBLICAN.

The REPUBLICAN, is published every Wednesday,
BY GEO. w. SNYDER, x Co,
at $500 per annum 10 advance. II paid within six
months s2.50; and il not paid until after the ex-
piration Of six months. $s.OO will be charged
No paper discontinued till all arrearagesare paid
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TNOR sAI.E.-The "wcstern no.

fmR sAI.is--The western NO
IL to-" Property. Ky lertown. Clear
field county, Penn'a. This old, well es-
tail shed aud hvcrably known ucuse.
rs now offered foi sale. IL Is enc OF
the best locations 10 the County. and
affords rare inducements for 10Y per-
son Wishing to engagein that bssiness
There Is about ONE Acre "f land At
tached to the hcuss, spon which !.
erected large frame Stable aud all
necessary buildings for an .s4blish-
ment Of this kind, together With u com
modious two story Stere House wei
finished and in good repair. Immedl.
ate pesssssioa given. For price and
terms Of Sale, apply to or address,
]. BLAKE WALTERS,
April lih, ise6.a cIesrhsld, Pa.
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pa-A man should never be ashamed
to own that he has been in the wrong,
which is but saying in other words,
that he is visor to-day than he was
Yesterday.
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Penn rOW IS dIP.

No. Ac. Per. Warranlees. hxes.
595l l07 NickhntGriiith so OF
1862 647 NicklipsGrilhlh, Bs 80
59G3 63 Elijah Heath, 303
les lGreennood Bell, y 03
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mvThe whole membership of the
Meth odist Church, North and South,
is Civ en- as l,62S,32O; OF the Baptist
Church i,0l0,3os, -.-.'A o.
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VOL. XXXvlII.-WHOLE NO. 1905.
|REAsURER's SALE OF UN

~REASURER'S SALE OF UN-
n SEATED LANDS FOR TAX ES,
Yea 1865 AND PRELIous YEARS.
NOTICE IS nEREBY GIVEN, that in
<uance Of an Act of Assembly pass
&hc 18th day Of June. A. D. 1915,
Med can Act to amend an Act di-
Ing the mode of selling unseated
ID, in Clearield county," and the
>ral supplements thereto, there will
<xposed 10 Public Sale or outcry,
Following tracts Of unseatsd lands
ia county, for the taxes due and
hid thereon, at the Court House in
thorough Of Cleardeld, on the Sec
Monday Of June, A. D. 1866:
|BECCARIA TOW ESHIP.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-18
EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL WEDNESDAY JULY 49, 1866

entered suit to get their wages. and some
| older claims are being brought up against
her. oTl
A special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial FROM st. Louis says:
There is a rumor on the street to the Of
Iect that the boats of the late Jacksonville
Packet Company have been seized by the
Government for alleged fraudulent freipht
vouchers. 1t is stated that there is a dis
erepancy Of over 100000 between the
Government and the vouchers paid.
That is the effect of the great Johnson
vile Company attempting to bore an au-
ger hole with gimlet.
NEW ORLEANS. - The Times of Friday
says: efi
The weather yesterday, though close at
times, was pleasant enough, while business
on the landing bore an unusually dull APP
pearance. We noticed the upper 1evee at
barges of the Mississippi Valley Transport
alton Company, which lay at the foot of
Grav1er Street. A sight like that seldom
occurs to a port like the Crescent CITY: but
nevertheless IL was even so.
MEMPHIs.-The appeal, of Saturday.
says:
Under the hot July sun that is beaming
down upon this part of the vineyard,
everything seems wilted, and even re-
porterS, who are supposed to be imper-
er, have likewise wilted, and some of them
IN the absence of anything else 20 do, re-
port imaginary arrivals and departures,
and return thanks for imaginary fayors
conferred Yesterday was fully as dull as
its predecessor. The river is still falling
slowly, and since our last report has de-
clined inches.
The officers of the st. Patrick report that
terrible murder was committed on a
store boat near Lake Providence on last
Sunday night. While the proprietor was
sleeping, some one went on board and
split his head open with an axe. The boat
was found floating down near Omega, by
a Mr.: Miller, with the murdered man
lying in his bed. Eight hundred dollars
in currency was found on board, which
had evidently escaped the murderers.
The Memphis argus lets off the follow
ing:
The " first gun fired at Fort Sumter
passed up yesterday on the Mollie Able.
1t was sent as a trophy by Major General
Wood, who has charge at Vicksburg, to
the War Department at Washington, and
was in charge of a detachment of eight
men of the Fifteenth regiment of United
States regulars. 1t was a smooth-bore, six
pound field piece, mounted, and seemed a
monstrous "small - cause to have pro-
duced such a tremendous effect!
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COLLEGES.
Hewitt & TWineham's
ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
and
National TeEeSraph Kustituxa.

National Telegraph Institute.
On the Ohio River, at GOLCONDA, ILL.
Ca ITO miles below Evansville, Ind.-&a
Each STUDENT UPON ENTERING
- this College is furnished with a capital
OF cash and merchandise, and is taught in
the offices all that pertains to Merchan-
dizing, Double and Single Entry Rail-
reading, Steamboating, Banking, Commits
sion, &C., the same as he would be required
to do in the counting rooms of the best
wholesale and retail houses in the United
states. All competent graduates are assist
ed to situations. The young men of this
vicinity will find it greatly to their adVan-
tage to procure scholarships in this Insti-
tuition. for attendance during this Fall and
TERMs OF TUITToN.-Life scholarship, en-
fitting the holder to the full Business
Course, with the privilege of reviewing at
pleasure, S35. Disabled soldiers, for full
Business Course, only SIS; the same to
ladies, SO. No vacations. Students can
enter at any time. Address
HEWITT & TWINEHAM,
Goleonda, Ill. Lje2Sw4m.l Principals.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Express Business

at all the mail landings between Louisville
and Cairo Tariff of Freights very low
Patronage is respectfully solicited
april Sdtf
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPA-
- ny respectfully announce to their
friends and patrons-the public of Evans
Vile and vicinity-that, with increased fa-
cllities for the transportation of
Freight, Packages, Money and
Valuables,
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HIRAM NELSON.

u. -. AUCTIONE
Has permanently located his Auction
Room at
No. IS MAIN STREET,
Opposite the Washington Housed, {
he will attend to all kinds of Auction bus
ness: To the selling OF Merchandise, Wag-
ons, Carriages, Horses, and Real Estate.
Auction Days-TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY of each week. Cash advances
on consignments. Refers to all the citi-
zens of Evansville who know him. Will
give his whole time to his business. aplA
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HATS and CAPS
of the latest styles.

We are regularly receiving the latest and
most approved goods in our line at the
lowest prices, and expect to keep up with
the market in respect to quality and price.
PERSONS purchasing are respectfully in
vited to call at No So MAIN STREET.
and examine our stock.
VIM. H. WALKER & co.
MARI 6m
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They solicit continuance of former IA
vors. Especial care taken in the collection
of Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the transporta-
ton of valuable packages.
Any information in regard to the routes,
&C., can be obtained at the office on First
street, next door to the Post-offfee
marlS THOMAS GATHER. Mt.
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our aSsort-
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lad1ng, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&c, &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended to.
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SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &C.

SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c.
HunneI az Sons.
Manufacturers of
Sash, Doors Blinds, Frames, &c:
Also, Dealers in
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER:
Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every
3qescTlptlpn, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Misunderstanding, Shingles, Lath. &c.
Saving of every descrintion done IN
order. !"
Orders from abroad will be promptly
attended to. FP'-'
Factory and Yard
CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL
aprA Evansville, Ind.
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without regard ola CASTE color; for full develop
msnt among all nations OF the liberty wherevh Christ
makes men Free In doing this win cheeffuliy work
with othcs with parties. any and all men that seek the
same glorious ends But will not become partsan.
win reserve my right 70 differ and dissent and respect
the right In Others Seeking others full manhood
and true personal liberty, do not mean 70 forfeit my
own.
Better days arc coming. These throes OF day are
labor pains God will bring forth long great bles
slngs In some moments which Il pleases God 10 give
me- think discern arising beyond the present troubles
and other side Of tho abyss in which the nation
waows, that fair form Of Lberty-God's dear child
whose whole beauty was never yet disclosed know
her solemn face. That she is Divine, know by her
grdle Of purity by her sceptre Of JUSTICE and by that
atmosphere Of f0ce that issuing from her. light from
star, moves with her, royal than kings apparel
In this too know her divinity that she shall bless
friends and enemies and yield tho fullest frution
liberty to those who world have slain her; once her
Master gave His life for the salvation OF those who
Him II am your true friend and pastor,
HENRY WARD DEEcHER.
Evening Services.
The church dcnsely crowded in the evening, tho
increased attendance being composed OF tho floating eo
ment who seriously ncommode the regular attendants Of
tho church, By rushing to Plymouth church whenever
they think that Beecher will bold forth on politics. Nj.
Burton very judciosy refused to pander 20 Tins morbid
thirst for excitement and maintained perfect silence
upon the exciting scenes OF the morning.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.


fslrAED BY FartIv: fEox 4 wED1w.- About two
O'Clock yesterday morning named AEdrow Miller
fs from winiow In tho third story o: house No 323
South Eighth street, and broke his 'es arm besides
,alnlug bruises on the head and injury OF tho
sp.nc. no was conveyed 10 The pc'ics station
% Bedford station Westchasicr, and n
visit Jersey City Saturday. dis Appearance ycstar
day crcnng mas somewhat Wild ana dreamy, retaining
nj conscoUsncas whatever Of the occurrence anything
immediately previous 10 H. Ha quite positive he
intoxicated. but I'll the circUmsancos warrant
an opposite opinion remark b.c fact IN The conncc-
ton q The: Of the parties in the house
after him rny alarm raised BY them ~ the time
Of the renee, but tho remained PROSTATE I'll
Discovered BY police officer.
SY,Sors CFARGgs ACAEgT a PotlcE CsrIcrz-0n O
certain day duiSg The las, fall elections counterfeit bills
tho Albany Bank passed of at Railway, and in
other localities adjacent The operation was enc
cssfnv payot aud II uas sod?e time a,ersrd before
az inquiry WIS foot concerning tho ccnifnbaud
h8 rinally iasic;mcuts wcrn 1hrad n2ai1si man
who identified by the parties Imposed GpSn but tho
acca "a KEEP. out OF reach. Three months ago
dftc iives wcrr sent 10 work up the case, and
succaedcd. on Saturday last jlst aEer dril ~ the
police slaiica officer George a. Maxim placed under
r1Tcs' md informed q tnfco indictments pending
against him. He WIS the party concerned In the above
t,snsacions Hs was member or the police force all
the iiGle, aud recently obtained appointment Under
tho Commissioners or the Hgdson Pror Police, having
all appearance clear record Ts case i lu:ng corn
test 70 the late proceedings song the iofco Ia New
York and is calculated 10 s.Duse the p.bc 10 strict
vigilance Of the conduct OF public of,crsla
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S HiPPIN G NE w S.
PscT Of NEW YrRx sspTtKsss Q. 1855



se,n ip ciy u fos,on rl. Brook, liverpool Any 9e
Dale Ags ~ y nile, ~ " TuskaT, psssd s.nas hio
Erin, heucc for fyerpoci; day. u miles west % fus
knr seafshp tiAs MIST ~ cs vrst q ~ tlrt eica'a
sipJnhoth hancn fof IlvcrJol ~rrtz, lA ~ % lur ~
20 s u Transit bound 9Th, 2j tass or t1i tig1,
steamship Cty Of Paris hence fr ilsrrl,cl or OF Ne
Lace cgnar 10 Nor horrd w IN, lat - lc ~
ca steamship reraia. hence r Itsrrun Vth iB miles
Bremen tcersr borrd n; also ps rtnn1yvani
Brftsrnia keroiton III, aad WHEN pcnran bound n.
stcamshp aiaanta thrl rirkham. LONDON Avg ~, AID
lavre 2sf with mfso $40 nassc-rerA, % Rowland
hpinwsh aug 10 lat ~ ~ Ion ~ ~ passed chip Beile
Wood, bound Vi.
steairshn uosry Cheuncey oray, Arpsnwni Sept wi;a
mai passengers and trcs&urr 70 hs lsene Nal Steam
ship Co sept $50 An. let - - I'm "a y spoke steam
skir New york, hence FOR AspnwalL
ragnsyrs z6,h Tnomaa sob, and 81 Johns PR sept y
ht a 10 Ion 20 So spoke nfig Ruth tpr tom Ph!adepha
Steamship tirf Barnss Norton. savannah .shours xh
rnisa and passengers, to Lsmgrsoa. fnx 4 Go.
Shp Alnncks NarrAnpr, thsrcston sc. co hour.
with mdso and pnssrngrrs. 10 fdrings9a, Fox 4 Go.
ship Eicn Hood, fcnnciL Liverpool. ~ iays with mdse
% Nesmsh sd heavy westerly wlndH Graf part IL
passage; been y days W o. The Eank..
BARK Fir loader ffsl. rea,.c, shnnshse Nor 4 with
teas % order Passed Caps 81 Good hcps duy n ~ Tie
Harm Victoria diam, roirr.op, itsn.earr 70 aaya win
radss and ~ passcageta. % sionasn EiIG Had
B,rk Rtniiy Ada (Br), Hopkins. Belize Ion 4, dsys
with inxwooi. AZ. 10 tssseh F.t.
park Mchseg.s, Hammond PORT Spain fTrInifsdh "
asys wish mclaascs 70 DWIGHT. Anaua .. passsd
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srS Eas;s Star ss,ns 7sh n' s 81 Ion . ~ '.~
BARK Holland sBr, ferLIns, Guantanamo. II days with
Bark Yum1n Orb Johnson Sagua. 10 days. with sasU,
BARK Orlando of philadelphia Baker Galveston % d,y
brig star from Mobile for Natsnzss 9th lust on Hasray,
brig Geo n Kennedy fiom Wilmington NC. for PoriiArt
With all hands SEX same day, schr snow sqoall frem
days with ios vood. a. to Y Aisssndrc Sou
Brig Mercedes by, Kohl sasua. Is days with sugar %
Brig A y Lsrralae Carlisle, Providence
schr pios Bride Blltchford, Port Spain, 10 days with
mo.asses 20 Lewis o. Sd Inst lat 81 lon Is 30 saw
Scar Kindbers, Thomas St Martins. days. with salt,
sehr vistlan. Orb we. Nsss.u 10 days with iOgwood
schr Nautilus Iof New aven,, Babcoek snzo. Santa.
z dssy Ta n AHA e w sSs
King Co. Has had isht head winds aud calms The
schr asgen Nlclerson Galveston. 70 days with
Sehr Xpn susan Dou.iass Mobile u dsys with cotton
90 Dollner Potter 7,h INST lat sc l5 hon 30 SPOKE
OUT s with O. bis So and H Is DO bl.eknsh IN
schr Mary so4ne.s soniafa, Mobile, " days WIN co.,
ton. to Inasar.
schr 4 Fills Bishop wilmington. NC, days.
sehr Joanss 1. Johnson Eanseas s,g sa,n,.
Sohr Washington, Jollne. Virginia.
schr A Leyercti, squirrel Georgetown, DC.
soAr Not. sede. lisdeIi, B;lamoss
Schr Aida Eaton, Newport
schr W Il Carlisle shelaoa Newport,
sehr Ada Anes. Msrslpn, wnars Point
Bciow.s
Bark Cumberland fsom Antwerp.
Wind al sunset NV.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1865.

give The South more power in our governmental The
Philadelphia Convention did gvo an opinion that the
National debt should be held sacred II IL was re0y
honest In this why NOT agree with Congress- aud pus
INTO the Constitution beyond tho reach OF political agi-
aion. Only recently the Democratic State Convention
Maine called for repudation OF the government obli-
cations to lie bondholders There was no immediate
danger oven II the new party should have the power OF
reputation Of the Union debt, but there could be no
doubt Il would assume the rebel debt.
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The --latest REPORTS from Maine.

2
Late returns from tie Congressional districts do MT
vary snnsorisily from those published ths Herald
yesterday Strong efforts are being pi, forth by tho
radicals ilg up the polls those republicans who
Without entirely eEiorslg the conservative view.
snwiirs ans;an CoD2rcas in Opposition 20 the rres
dent; Tho extent OF the democratic gains % win
depend en;iTey aron how far those sore
scl.
Fx-yics President Hninlins speech In mnch ,acrssed
Ir Hsn1ia aims 10 play Elisha 10 Mr. Lneoln's Elijah
Ito apes tie voice ard Of The late President,
" ts ohssc,erio;s planting down Of tho foot
essays Nr. fincon's jccuarity withou. possersiIg
iitse Of his huinor Hamn's friends intend 70 run him
for tho Maine Senacorshlp, bcid by Morrill,; but
Senator xors viii DO hard 20 ilsplacc Governor cnam
bcglsn and Collector washburps understood 10 40
candidates for the position, nni behind them al Is
Congressman Blaine, who Is smart enough 20 away
with Inc vote whils tho othogs are lgIslug for II.
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II s! 30 geen that the republican candidates With
tho exception Of Peters tho Fourth district,
nominations.
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VISITORS To ltff niWs.

Fo6rRIxs MoSRos Sept q, 1870
wm. b. Reed and several friends, arrived yesterday
morning and were closeted for tmo with Jon Davis.
The object OF the visit not SnoWn but presnm 20
have bocn Of no importance beyond Ioossonai
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Tho Co-gre-siopa, candidates arc as foiloes:--
Dit RrSicaI Union.
I-Jolp Lynch I. D. NJ Sweat
o-Sldnev perham. Nahum NORTH.
3--James g. Blaine. So'vnnn Heath
t-.IOha A. Peers. George Weston
5-Irca. A. Pike. Wm e. Crosby.
Henry I. Whtromb wss The original dcr.ocrs:ic nom-
nee n the Second district. bu. he declined faver OF
Mr ssors johnson republican. In Tho Fifth dis.r1ct
Arno wiswer declined in favor Of Mr.. Crosby. Both
these destinations IN order TO unite ecctlay
the conservative opposition.
There ia prospect that tie radicals may saisr de-
feat IL tho First district Tho conservative candidate
Mg Sweat represented tho district n 1868 receiving
a majority 0, I27 votes s;oo.;win republican. II
1864 The election Of Congressman was Effected by
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speech OF RanniDai Hain,in NJ Bangor.

~ h-i1~e4 ''tn.iA s-"D1>~a biV@S "s'hSr"i
lis foow.c,ens hoTe last evening" being cnth nsiaec-
aI roee,vsa md ,.lco,o.d 8e sako car,,v r,r =,
- ,sa - 49, s'A..e5 ~ ~
tsndei 10 asset. M man. Neither did lie intend ~ nsa
INV hou,ea words 70 soohe any r.s, "a, M CONNER
~ 800. $500, = 49, - -. 80 - en.','.'
tary ne coa npEa or Ne President coD!a lave haf Tue
force Of the commentary no makes himself In the
.,urso ar hin rr,o-ks 40 sa,a ,hs ocrr,oe,, ost ~
Univ = ~ =" 'A' WY 'pls' 30
restored On me osss o. is ihlhsa'e pncres OF jal'
- ''
ana NV WIN 'asr @h1S ~ tae Nortn'
shcv demand ,hc irnesle rrfarn 10 their former pooi
- ~, r,,,a 49,, 49,, 800, 49, - -.
n,,ae tsi on nrsrr,nes q, oaoly na ~ a.
ge l,,e,r , ." ,s ne rFass Ar sn,n y 70 our
o,her as,,s va c'rro. I'D \. ho. .o.s,a ~ s "y
49,. IA i. -, $3.50 ~, is, ~, - a,..s $3.50
i, Ia, !. ~, Nv , 's' ~ :. :. =
th,f aoss ~ ,-,,e, tno ,o,ol ,,o !, ~. sa' ~
no r nor ,-ratr,e,, ~ nc rese,s Ne Jran,,. ss. h.
XII ~, u rs-,r -, N l,sarr,. s,ns,rt
10 ras ylng tho t,ners sni ,lsir allies ssSuif ~
man ~ Tue county but . hep him go nai ~ nc
riei. sno 80 ~ ,so rohean AMI ,auro n.y. ia,as
Aa,,g,,g Ia,s-~, - w .ag "a M ,r .r,rass -
iepruscnatlyes as poy afc Under no head II ,y,,
ia p,~i ~ ino sss m sp.sI 80 ls,o ~
hed treiylsI III ,,er1s Iha rresi.sn. has ,rsscpsa
~ W. e ~nothsr inya zen sna s'ser, % rnee, WIN WIN
H. .erfrors ~ ,xs,s,tiss s.sinsncs ~ "esstl 1 ~
,ctrs.nis ia is head he charged ihe PRIDE, win
~ rs,rn,i,on IA ,ss. ,o, oc,sg,,sd ~ Iia he ta
eonstit,',io, ~ s.,o,oft ~ wnieh he sc..d
10 cara,,s,,ls, drinlas the lnno,ions a.
Jnnysoss ~ r,.ca,,rs MA ne ja,,,eo
~ tansrass "a he sce nov.r Ia m.sn iags ana
he rreslsent wss mn h. ,ns,ran,ent 10 asml,ss,
tnsn, ia .sa ~. ce,s,. M, tho ,nasc- ~
a. \. u ~ ssnsp4.r,,Inn az amir 10 ras g,,o,
Congress aea ne ~ Ia into his ov hars aal unof.
TT IN II ,, - t, hse hiinecf Where al no rttain
~ ,over 81 s,oo,,iny n.,ysonsi roverDnrs ii ,he
reici S,e,rs mi ,.al.inI cordit,cns nv rbleL a.
come b,ok iro the n.onS Noin no s.n,a,oa Com
~ ni-ro H. rsrs.se .h is,~er Yo 10 r,srs ahrg,
ranrre 81. Ina ~, rcon,e n tbev rrsneef the,selss
Mis- xtnalrs-e ,'er ,,.rheof mi sted ~ an ~, w.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Discretion in speech is more than
eloquence,
Duties fulfilled are always pleasures
to the memory.
There is no substitute for thorough
going, ardent and sincere earnestness.
If men would but follow the advice
which they bestow gratuitously on 9TH
ers, what a reformation would be affect
cd in their characters
Let your recreation be manly, mod
crate, and lawful; the use of recreation
is to strengthen your labor and sweeten
your rest
The orange and jessamne trees in
the vicinity Of Mobile, Ala, were kill
ed, and the fig crop destroyed by the
late severe cold
Happiness consists in virtuous and
honest life, in being content with a
competency Of outward things, and
usellS thehi ''lIlPVi"IcIg'
The snake may reach the emircncc
as certainly as the eagle, but he reaches
it by crawling, aud he still remains
snake.
The Gettysburg Battle field Memorial
Association has just closed the contract
for the grove in which Gen. Reynolds
fell.
A distinguished philosopher holds
that mankind may be divided into two
great classes, to wit; |. Those who are
wise. ,, Those who are otherwise.
Decision and promptitude, even
though sometimes a man may er. for
want of due deGberAtion viii ia the
lopg run more often oonduce to success
han slow judgement that comes too
tate.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-07-12

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