Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-11-01


MANY. -. 80. - ''7'l. : 2e,'H7
The following are some particulars I
respecting the States which his Prussian
Majesty has jus: suppressed: ~ ~ :: ~
Hanover consists OF the Principalitles OF
Nuremberg, Kalenherg, Hildeshieln, Got7
tingen and Osnabruck the duchy of Wer,,
den and Bentlreim. Its existence dates
Of Brunswick Luneberg was created Elec-.
tor OF Hanover; ;he was son. ir,-law OF King
JaneII OF England. His son, in conse-
quence of that Relationship, became King
of England in 17l4, nnder the name Of
George |, and until 1887, the sovereigns Of
Great Britain have also governed Hanover.
During the empire OF Napoleon that State
disappeared :; it was reconstructed in 1913,
aud in 1925 the electorate was made, a
royalty. On the accession Of Queen Vic~
toria the Duke Of Cum berand, fifth son of
George III, became King, Hanover being
a masculine fief. That prince died in
1851, since which date his son had reign
Ell. His titles are: Duke of Cumberland,
| Of Brunswick Lnneberg,s Prince Royal OF
Englai:d and Ireland, King OF Hanover.
Ii married a princess Of SAKE ATTENDING
aud has son aged twenty-one, and two
younger daughters. 7s, 81
T Electoral Hesse is more ancient as
sovereignty; it consists of the Grand
Duchy of Fulda and the Principally of
t Hanau. It was founded by Henry |, son
of the Duke cf Brabant, recognized Land
grave o Hesse In 1892 in the midst of
the sixteenth century that Sta,e was divid
led by succession into the Landgfavates OF
/ Ilesse and Hamburg, and the Grand
Ducby of Nassau. Ii becatne an Elector-
ate in 1900. lst ae1 t','7s .'l ,a s3sE27s.. =
! A Fox OuTwrrrED.--TheT Telegraph tells
of an artist for Harper's w eekiy named
! Fox, who obtained among other things
some valuable books from Lee Jordan,
near Millegeville, during Shermans march
to the sea. A friend OF Mr. Jordan be-
! ing in New 7 ork recently, met Fox, who
showed him various Southern relics,
among Which was a book with Mr.. Jor-
dams name in it, under which was writer
SO Procured by Stanly Fox, artist for
Harper's Weekly''a This gentleman cool
ly took pen andswrote immediately be-
low it Re captured by t. W. Bufhng-
/ ten,'' and told Mr. Fox that he thought
i the original owner entitled toit, and he
/ wenld convey it to him. Mr. j ordan now
has the volume in his possession ,~i.ij 2
/ : vfite.e .I III --------s s--l---- 80 .en1 o14
+ Perjury. I'VE see from our exchanges
4 that the Circ',it Judges in different por-
Itions Of country, are directing She atten-
/ tions of Grand j :ries to the cases o1
persons hc have take1l+the ''test, oath
falsely, and charging them strictly in re-
iterence to all such. Evidently every one
||who either sought or, held office under the
I I''so- called. Confederate, Government, and
+ afterward has taken the s'test oath,'' vii
come under the head Of perjnry, (becanse
it We understand properly. the. pnrport q
), this oath, he who takes it ,swears that he
> ,aerer did 'sseck nor hold'' Office under the
$50 called y Confederate Government
E1oyiida Tampa Pe1li,ssulaf, su O., aaI21 ss..s poi
II, VALUABLE VAL JAIL L Lady has presented
. some lace 800 years old TO the Senthaerll
Relief. Fair in St. Lonis. Il; her letter
5 laccompanying the gift, she, says: So s"Wlth
Il lonly 500 years. over its, head, it !, has the
81 present boast and unique, boast fstandine
t without its peer In. the art i OF the needle
am an : speaking of The class Of Iaces OF whicl
send You thisspecinen. Ofthe specimen
t itself, it stands alone IN -Anaea'lca., Mrs
: ICarter.. Of New York has offered me SIS,
!. 600 for it. It is 4 singh lar fact that I'M
i eler4the microscope the tAredd used in it /
J of5th same exquisite fine Texture as tha
lsernnloyed in finest point G'0ga&aUe IL