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nav fse rSYaE. ss e.
Gysssa 5.ss go ee iod Virsni' avenue THIS
fer the funeral G.esssed sTotbsI Ing
DELL. it,, which will take place on Mond Nv. The
M.stsr HasOns in good standing are fra.srp.,ly
rs T. B. Cross, J.., Secretary.
rTJaRac s NEhHcATss F q TIE TRADE
THk SHTiSEHI iSsSs convsS SfTS TO %
be held in Baltimore on the 18th instant, are re.
cen!snicn on sHTG k iS% 'n sy HSsfiRs
istn Instant at o'clock the Council Chamber,
NI,y nan, I0r consnltauon auHN
n@Re0Ms OF TRE SPECIAL OOMMIs.
Isspecis claims g siSss the Va; Dspsssm. nj
HSs ssnan the Of Any Bureau Of said
S SS ~, ssssi., 05d rs: The
Recorder Of said Oommission for filing and regis
DEWITT CLINTON,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and
an H-lw Judge Advocsts, Recorder.
roFTIoE GSSM4sndIssARY GENEBAL OF
W. vrnlsONEkS,
sirsssiSs Of he s.e rsH u r. a.,
Claims Against the fund under the charge Of Chi:
ties. taken from Emitted states soldiers while hsid
Cain. sS:. until n
considered ''A Nv VIC
All persons who have made claim aeai pst said
fund either to this once or to Brey ct Brio Gen
John 3. milford, lac United States Agent for
ex.hange q pn.oners OF var, are requested to
dresses
In al cases where claim is made. the exact
BY the rebels must be Gle arly stated
la HITCHCOCK,
MAJOR General u. 3, Volunteers.
gu fiji Com. Gen. of Prisoners.
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PER CENT. FIRST.CLASS MORT.
GAGE BONDS.
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III T. oosHHr oo,v-, NOSES BATES
- c6T4SSHH! gz64HSSas
GENERAL commission xRRcuIxu,
No. 1O2 0kAvIfR STREST. 1Ss
0xW ORLxANg.

a. 80 aetention Sven 70 the purchase ana al.
ss.nSsS 13ssdiss. Liberal advances nsde On Con.
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always on hand best quality 900
WHITE AND Red ASH COAL,
Including Lykins Valley and Bslti mora To >.
Goal w.
cDruos aud Bakers PINE, end val. seas orad
OAA Would, In the stick or sawed and s,lit
Give ne trial. I win warrant full ..ti.sae.
tion, and shell sell at '"''''"~
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e.. aAUrIsR 0AAhfAoNE.
Just srrived 100 cases Of sAis celebrst.s WINE
N osofeseown oustom- house; for sale IN Ar ant ~
Done. ehsr II to the public ct Ga Der csss a
liberal discount allowed to the trade. Ths $3.50
.or onsrins THE Wine 20 Low 10. that IL 10 from NV
Ssn nneyAfa IN France, and I can sell Il eheaae
thAa other wines. This wine cannot bs .nr.Ss
~ any etAsfgins IA ths corntry.
ss-zi .lzs O. 0AUTlDR,
inportsr Of Wines. Liquors, Oisr,. 4.
% W. XSs Pennsyfyanis svenre.
For eAII.EiSht old WINDOW FRANEs A..
s.,SSiHS e1a TAsH and BLINDS in good oSdsr.
spss! G. nunsson st between High ana Con.
-. 80. so-0~a. =. y. ~ B-ets
Iosifas fSpifs. IS ri tSs, 81. S5.sSsnA1nlsLs,
ST. % ne most eeuteel estabii s6ment IN ne
Ipetoo. kaaies pco0snading o. Shopo n III, n
sAm ve5y pseeeeRf resort. Z = JBWILf, . - ano
MS6 2Ess .1 MINI IT, Ss,S S5fss % q
so ss.f. gu - a. 2 ~ snas sdsasos o. e:
.~s.r ,sjoHs AIIxAHpss, 'zs,t
sHWs iinft 10, 40 D. svssns.
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natl laIed 10 advocate the amllioration and
elevation OF the great masses OF my country
men Cries OF ssnever." and great applause I
SO far as charges OF that kind are concerned
L Will say that they are simply intended 70 de-
eeive and delude the public mind into the
peliei tnat tnere rs some one in power who Is
nsurping and trampling upon the rights of the
Consultation. II is done by those who make
such charges for the purpose OF covering the >
own acts. l"Thats so" and applause 4
have felt it my duty, in vindication of princi-
pie and the Constitution of my conn nv, To
call the attention Of my countrymen 10 these
proceeding When we come 10 examine who
mas been playing The tyrant. by whom do we
mad despotism exercised As TO myself the
elements OF my nature, the pursuits OF INV
life haNe not made me either in nv feel
i ing, or IN my practice oppressive. NV ma
lure, on the contrary, is rather defensive
In Its character; but / will say that
having taken my stand upon the broad
principles OF liberty and the Constitution, there
Is not power enough On earth to drive me- from
1t. Loud and prolonged applause Hayinr
placed myself upon that broad platform. Z
nave not been awed or dismayed or intint
dated oy either threats or encroachments, but
have stood there in conjunction with patriotic
spirits, sounding the tocsin of alarm wnen i
deemed the citadel of liberty in danger. rGrea,
applause]
now. Aat all that was necessary i'm this erest
struggle against tyranny and deepotism. was
that the struggle should be sufficientlv audihle
for the American people 20 hear and prop
on and seeing who the contestants were and
what the struggle was about determ med
tAat tDey would set lie this question on the
sioe o. the Constitution and of principle. 1Cries
OF "Thats So" and applause.l I proclaim
mere to-day. as have on previous occasions.
mat my faith Is in the great mass OF the people.
In the darkest moment Of this struggle, when
the clouds seemed 10 be most lowering, my
fifth. instead OF ri wing way, doomed up through
necloud, beyond which ga W that all would be
well In the end. My countrymep, we all know
that tyranny and despottsm in the language of
Thomas Jefferson, can be exercised and eyer.
ted more effectually by the many than the one
We have seea q Congress gradually encroach
step by step, and violate day after day
and month AFTER month constitutional riehfs
and the Fundamental principles of the
government. tCries OF "rhais CO., and an
plause.l We have seen a Congress
that seemed TO forget that there was a iimit to
the sphere and scope OF legislation. We havs
seen Congress in a minority assume 70 ever.
else power which, NJ Above 10 be carried ont
would result IN despotism or mon arehv
itself Enthusiastic appliance. This
10 ruehl and because others, as we'll es
myself, have seen proper 70 appeal 10 the
patriotiso aad republican feeii,,r ~ srs
country. we have oeen deuounced in tina sa.
verest terms. Slender upon siander. whine.
ra'ion upon vituperAtion Of toe most vi,isIn
Gus character. has made ats way throuch -,
press. Wha1 gentlemen. has been your and
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A TTBATIOHs ALL -
TIE WARRINGTON STEAM DYING m.
TABLIeHHENf,
No. 2s1, south side Penn . avenue, between latb
sbd 18th streets.
Ladies' viii hnd 70 their esin, ~-..
they should have nice tsl.fn,. ,r
70 have Il csIore1 come brisht hue a
rrIB,s 20 Ss g, J tIsa e z
beg lseve 70 state 70 my many frionda an6 N.
1Ss0e n geesrsi thst hsvs lust oDesed the
Above establtshment. Whseo i an prepSso6 IL Az
seute all orders left With me epDsrssl sinS 10 ~.
S4fS & &: s:s
havs. sev nethol Or cisaad1g eeatismcn,s
yssst.s ayDsr.l, wkiek cssSot $ eqssisSd. AZ.
thsy ysfs isst from ths fsiier 2 i..ds. =
nvsfytssae - n hae d. n the tsst possltle
II hsS :,s :sS q ~ Saj
yS s1sxLsf. a
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07
The Scmi-WccIlly and Weekly
News,

These two journals are madcnpwl'h 'pc-
rinl reference 10 the wants of country sub
-cribrrs. and contain such Il variety Of mat
ter rs to render them Welcome t" every
lamil, in the land. In til" matter Of lrf-
iEiIIEE the choicest stories Of tine bet
writers are spread forth in tII"ir columns,
and more excellent literary matter Is mr.
ui,IIrd in one issue than can be- had in ma
nv of the exclusively literary Journals o!
The day. The GENERAL NEWS j. admirably
selected and condensed. 80 ~ 20 give all The
current intelligence in ~ readable Il form
a. it can be- placed. II comprises news ron
every part Of the country. and i always
lie latest. The COMMERCIAL lSFfLLIGENHE
is currtuily prepared. and includes reliable
MARKET Rrrol!rS, from all points, which
are not cNc"licd by any journal in this
country.
Send the names Of all Friends of CON
STiTUUIONAL LIBERTY. and we viii
lend tiicin SrLriMIN COPIES FREE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07

1866! 1866!
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS
VM Slrw Norh g(rns
BEN. WOOD, Editor and Proprietor.
The only Recognized Democratic
Newspaper Published In
New York
D1ILY, SEMI UEEKLT AM
UEEKLI!
TO THE PUBLIC!
TO TIE PUBLIC!

1--WE NEW YORK NEWS HIS RAT
] tied against dies po'ism for four year
of blood and terror in assertion Of the sane
ty Of the Constitution. A pa riotism subj
GENTLY broad to embrace bot. sections Ina
hrrn it. only guide. and i, refers now wit
honest pride 10 it. record 10 Sow thai i
la, not turned to the right or the left TN
der all the violence of arbitrary power.
True to its principles HSIiE NEW la
been through Tie reign Of terror. 1t cIai
.%lcners pnIlir confidence IN is honesty ant
independence for the future.
Tile political transition # the present
day opens to The NIWSn new and widcl
Ncih 0iu,cfulnrs-. Staudii q now. as II al
WAYS has. on the inyiolahiIity oftlc Con.
liiution, according TO the Interpretation
Of the slrirt roUstrnctionists. II presents
r"Ailying Ground for all, IN both sections.
who are friends Of u g"ncr, use n-rrvaliSm.
As a tru" and tried rNroi cnt Of sectional
amily i, %occnpic, II position which makcs
il the Iitling mediator in Oldlng up TO the
party Of order in butil sections. interest
aud principles that gave breadth and vital
ily IT, thrir alliance. A. an intersections
aren't. devoted to freedom OF election. lr
trial by Jury. to the sanciity ofthc liahcn.
corpus. and upposcd now. ~ for four year,
oftrrrur has been. totlc Capitalization that
darrs t. tramplr on the rig!ts of states,
North or South. THE NEWS places Itself
as Il candidate for support before the great
body Of this once free people.
The circumstances Of the moment make
the dissemination of the principle, of The
News aduty Of individual patriotism. E,-
rry man WHO concurs in its doctrine must
II he entertain n true sense Of freedom. do
IL, l., ma .nirit nf Indifference. IiIi rather
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;EMI-WEEKLY
n EI.II
pIBlISIiED EVERY WEDNESDAY.

And an cNIla COPY 20 any VIIIU UI IVI.
Any person sending II club OF FIFTY for
the Scmi-Wcchly or Weekly News will be
entitled to he Da2y Ne'rS.I ree.ior cne year,
The name Of the Post Office and State in
all aa,cS should he plainly written. To in
sure safety in remittance. money ordcrsarc
preferable ~ Specimen copies sent free.
Address BENJAMIN WOOD,
New York News Building. No. - City Hall
SuIlrc. New York.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07
WELL wATERED-
State of Tenncssec--Franklin Co

State of Tenncssec--Franklin Co.
VS.
John Barnes.
Whereas. Lewis Metcalfc has applied to
the undersigned. j. ID. Lynch. an acting
Justice of said county. in accordance with
the laws of said State. for an attachment
against the property of John Barnes. and
having obtained the same. and it appearing
to me that said Barnes is u nonresident of
this State. Notice is hereby given to said
Barnes to appear before me on the Goth
day of September next. ut my office. in said
County. to defend the above suit. or | will
proceed to give judgment in said cause as
If he were present to defend the same
Given under my hand, on the sth day of
March. 1866. J. ID. LYNCH, J. =.
marl7. q so for Franklin Co.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07

- not to q that cppitai must pay that
oIue. This bill illustrates this alius'-
ment, 1t intervene between capital "a d
Labor and attempts 10 settle the quco.
zion Of political economy through the
agency OF humorous officials whose in
tcrcst it will he 10 foincnt discorl be
tween the two races; for as the breach
widcn-, their employment vii continue,
and when it Is closed, their occupation
will end.
ral! Our history, in all oar expert
encc rs II people living under Federal
and State laws, N such system rs thai
contemplated by the details Of this bill.
has ever before been proposed or
adopted, They establish for the sccu
ritY OF the coIorod race safeguards
which go infinitely beyond any Of
hose which the general Government
has ever provided for the white race
In fact, the distinction orracc and col
or is 10y the bill made TO operate in IA
yor Of the colorcd against tie white
race. They interfere with tie munI
ctpial legislation Of the States, with re.
~lal.ons cyistiuo exclusively b,twcen f.
State and IFS citizens, and between in
habitants Of the same state, and the
1Lsorntion and ASSUMPTION Of mower
T., thn on,orol Governmcnt which il
oo,,io,.od Ia must son and dnstrovo ON,
rodcrotiyc s,etc1n Of limited powers.
ana hr,oL dawn fine BARRIER, which pre-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07

and Will furnish It at cost price II these
having worh done. We have nonc, how
ever, for sale otborwiss.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07

DvHGNG the first stages Of the late
war, many Americans converted their
property into gold, and sent to Eng
land. The amount Of money thus
thrown into English busincsc is va
riousIy estimated, the highest figures
being $500, 100000, and the lowest
$500, OUO, CUO.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07
WHAT Nix. SEWARD SAys.-A Wasl

WHAT Nix. SEWARD SAys,--A Wash.
ington dispatch to the Philadelphia In
puircr contains the following state.
mpMt:
In recent conversation with q lead.
ing member Of the PENNSYLVANIA Com
arcssional delegation, Secretary Sew.
ard said there wac not Il rebel - day
in the whole country, and he should
not use the worI--that he was IN favor
ofthc admission of the entire body Of
Southern members, just rs they are,
and Of The repeal OF the test oath.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07

DEAD pork, like some dead ducks
is in bad rcputc nova days. IN In
gIish paper says that ut Vienna pork
has been dropped from the bills Of fare,
and that pig dealers have noli.i1" THEN
agents in other countries not to send
tllcm any more OF the prescribed grunt.
crs.-l. D. YicouHHe.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07
TIG1SN Ms.

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS. to Mail Sub
-crihcr>. $40 per aunUm.
NEW YORK DAILY MEMS, To Mail sub
srribrrs, ....... 81 for moths.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07

WE see it stated that Il company Of
English capitalists have sent an agent
to Paris to see the Emperor with Il
view to obtaining his permission to
construct n tunnel under the sea, from
Dover to Calais.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07
NOTICE.

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of
1.-the estate Of Davis II. Barnes. deed. no
ticc is hereby given to all who have claims
against said estate. to Tile the same with
the clerk Of the County court. t'rnnklin
county. Tennessee. on the first day Of July
next or the zane will lie Larred.
u. 3. LONG, Admr.
Jany. 10th lsCG. u
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07

WV ~ PNNN~ N~''' ~ H''HfF'' = WV
State, between citizens Of different
States, between citizens OF the same
States, claims OF land under the grant
Of the different States, and between Il
STATE or thc citizens thereof, Gnl for.
c,gn States, citizens or subjects, Here
five Judiciary power OF the United
States il expressly set forth and defined,
and the act Of September oath, 1850,
establishing judicial courts Of the Uni
ted States, in comforting upon the Fed
cral courts Jurisdiction oven case,
orr yinatiag in State tribunals is careful.
10 rpnfnc them 10 the classes cnumera.
ted In the above rccited clause OF the
Constitution.
This section Of Che I'LL unloubtedI'
comprahandci the cas"9, Mnd author
iheS the exercise OF powers u'l' arc nov
ny the Consultation WITHIN me JurlS
d'ctIoa OF the courts 81 the Nn't'"
states, 10 transfer tleIn 70 tlo'r
courts wouId be an exercise o. aatIl''
NY wen calculated 10 cAcl'r o'''ru''
and alarm on the part OF inc otleS'' o'
tle bIil apples alike 10 WI OF ,'cH" ~
well to those That pave as 10 l1o5o l'@'
have nothe"n engaged III rcoeilion' IL
may be assumed Ihat 'ni' aU''oHE II
lArINoht 10 We power 2~r"'te" u N"I'
gross ny tIn constitution, "3 recently
,'mrndeo' 10 enforce ~ "PP''pr''',
l'",,'"I'','' Wv ''I'!' V,,'n' ."S ""t.
.'t'''' 'a3'',> "o, ~ ,n,,, r'r ,rir,n
",,''. ,[, " ' - ei,.u harn noc, dat,
N"'''"' Wv ~ 9",'',', ;"'i, 49, WI
'l',.,,'' l'a', ,.inoo sniio., T., ,hrh
Jta,ioa ~ in,nnot Loyoycr Lo
uot ni,L ,;,,y ~ ,ho
'l|l,% lm,nm4 nrtLis @or,.n,n nftLn Cnn.
,~ni,n'on ,l.oro !. ~ nrasnnt nav oocos
c,,., ~, No. ,,.or,f, rr aIi tho nn,rr.
~Ei Il ,,'' In ,nnc,ra sIovorry bo.
,,a' ai.aI..L.I and ~, ,ro,o,t ,,ourhr,r
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07

TIE next General Assembly of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church is to
I've held at Greensboro, Ky, on the 10th
Nav. next.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07

The Georgia Legislature has passed
the Stay Law over tie Governors We
to and 4 law furnishing horse-stealing
and burglary with death.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07

State of Tcnnessce--Franklin Co.
County Court. March Term, lSG6.
Lewis Metcalfe, admir-, etc.,
VS.
Creditors Of y. W. Carriers estate.
On motion Of L. Metcalfc, and 1t appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
the claims of creditors of said Estate here
tofore filed in the Clerks Office have been
lost during the late war.
Ills therefore ordered that the said cred.
itors be permitted to supply said lost pa
pers, by filing with the Clerk Of this Court
copies Of amounts Of said claims rs may
appear by receipts held by them, and that
general notice be given said creditors by
the Administrator, by publication OF the
order in the Homo Journal for four con-
secutivc weeks. TUOS. SHORT,
marl7 q SOY Clerk.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
IMPURE WORDS.

Beware Of impure words. Filthy con-
versation is fruitful means Of coriup-
ton. It's a channel by which the in.
purity of one heart may be communica-
ted to another. And VIC hnow who hath
said: "evil communications corrupt good
manners Words are on index OF the
heart. Hence Christ says: by thy
words thou shalt bs condemned; for every
idle word that men shall speak they shall
give an account thereof in tho day OF
Judgment" There arc those whose con.
vcrsa,ion is filthy and disgusting. Par
cnts shoul. guard their children from
such. They should themselves avoid ev.
cry ;n!clicatc expire >or and cheek the
first appearance o' am aaeh thing in their
children. Avoid foolish talking aud jest.
ing. Children, let your words be purc.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
The Good Old Times.

An act was introduced in the English
Parliament in 1870, that all women, Of
whatever ase. rank. profession. or degree,
whether virgins, maids or widows, that
shall, from and sitter such act impose up.
on, seduce, and betray into ua,rimouy
any Of his mujesty's male subjects, BY the
scents, paint, cosmetic WISHES, artificial
teeth, false hair. Spanish wool, iron stays,
hoops, highheelcd shoes, or clustered
hips, shall incur tho penalty Of the laws
now in force against witchcraft, sorcery,
aud such like misdemeanors, aud that the
marriage, upon conviction, stand null and
void" What a time such law would
make nowadays! Why IL would beat
the Indiana Divorce act all to pi. ces. -
Let the fair sex no longer sigh for "the
good old ,in,cs." now that We have civ.
en- them a specimen Uf them.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
JenersOn's Idea OF Medicine.

Jefferson had no confidence in Matcria
Med,ca. While a resident in Paris, his
daughter was seized with typhus fever,
and an eminent physician sent for. lie
came, cx,mincd the patient, gave direc
tons about narsing, and departed with
out giving or leaving any medicine. Thc
same course WAS pursued on the second
and third days, when Jefferson said
"Doctor. you don, appear to bc doins
anything for my daughter. What i, the
Geason?'
"The reason is, I want her to get we'll
( had supposed you knew what my sys.
tenn ofprAc,iee was
M, VITA, is it?'
40 have the r,ost careful nursing
leave the disc .sc to wear itself out, and
let nature do the rest tus give no med,'
clue
III. result was, til, illu .hter recover
ej with an uninjurcd constitution, and
for thirty years utter, Jefferson followed
The system Of the French physician in biz
own family and among his slaves, taking g
than, as ho himself said, through the
worst ievers, and never losing q patient.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
A California Iuveniion,

Mr.. John Mott, Of Contra Costa coun =
~. near Dsnville, has invented u new and
Ingenious double revolving pillow. The
plows. two in number, are placed ono a.
bove the other, upon a horizontal axis,
under the beam and parallel to il. Its
operations is Us follows AFTER the pillow
has passed across the Geld, and turned
for the resarncd furrow, BY the touch of
o spring the piow not in use. and which
turns an opposite furrow. falls down from
where it is suspended, while the team, in
starting, brings up the one which has
just been in use, and places it in posi-
ton where it is locked, awaiting the next
turn Of the team. The invention l. very
simple one, and promises to be Of great
value for plowing gardens or lands which
have been fenced, as we'll Us ground where
dead burrows are objected to.--Minipg
Press.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
Land Entries.

The business at the Land Oficc loca-
ted here, during the month Of April, was
light compared TO other months. Thc
entire number OF acres located was ,042
nearly all Vi which was taken up in small
bodies, by persous intending to improve
il ut once. The entries this month will
be much larger, the 6rst ten days show.
ing sale Of near 5000 acres. There is
much good firm'ny land yet TO be taken
up, AMI those seeking home should como
this way and take o look Ut the country
Me>srs. Linsday and Peck, at the Land
l. flee, are clever and accommodating gen
tlcmen, who ure always ready to give all
the information desired in relation to thi.
part Of tho country.-Mo. Enterprise.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
CIT Married. .

A young pentlcmcn was reosRtly ask-
ing our advice relative to getting married.
lie feared lie might yet cheated, and al
70 feared lie would not Re able to support
a vile. Our advice to him was to set
married ut 6rst bc sure that girl would
have him-a very important preliminary.
We o=ce knew fellow who would brag
BY the hour Of how near he once came 10
marrying the belle Of the city He said
he cour'ed her for q year, an ! asked her
to marry hin. She replied mo, sir, I
thank YOU" Said he to US. "lfthat girl
had but said yes, my fate was sealed.
We congratulated him on his narrow cs.
c"pc. Young men, get m.rriei. If un-
successful in your first attempts ut pro.
posing. try sys,u. DO not decide to keep
out Of the water till you hav. learned to
swin. D. not wait, fearful Of being
cheated. The girls are as near angels US
they ever will be. We have known acres
Of them. and never yet saw wing amonR
them. DO not think because the war 10
over it is no tims 10 sleep 10 arms. DO
not fear you cannot support wife,
Marry q good woman, aud your fortune
is secure. She will help you to become
rich. It costs less for married man to
live than single one. Get married, get
into business. love ypur wife and not your
ncighbors. be honest and honorable, and
you will be happy, and universally re-.
spected. Get married-g.i.it I!
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
Early Milking.

Cows should be MIXED early in the
morning, so that they can feed on the
dewy grass. Two hours Of such feed il
worth as much as that Of the rest Of tho
day, towards getting good aow Of milk
So wake up, boys, at fathers rap on the
partition wal, and hurry to the yard with
pail in hand, and have the cows in the
pasture before anybody's else. BE sure
and milk clean. 4 boy who will always
uilk clean will have good recommeu.
datiou of being faithful wherever he goes,
and such recomme ndation always goes q
great way among business meu.-Maine
Farmer.