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, 1866-06-30
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1fr commencement exercises OF this .nsti-
.n:lon were closed by most pleasant re.un.
ion oi tlc students and graduates on THURS
day crcning. The orutions Of the graduates
were delivered on Thursday, and In justice TO
thc Young gentlemen, VIC must say that VIC
never listened to more carefully prepared,
thoroughly sensible, and more practical per-
f'rsnauccs. Their 81 ylc oi speaking WAS direct
AID torctuic, and sometimes e1uqucnt show
inE Thorough tra!nipc and grin. good pom
promise Of great u-ciulntss in the future.
The war has made sad work with III. number
: ufsIudsits III this mud most other colleges.
4, Tie tlsftc higher classes NOW number 1w cnty-
teseu, ntd In tue ncw freshman Glass sixteen
ratnes arc already registered. Morc will
probably bc admitted at the beslnains If The
tall tenn.
The toi1owln. were tlc graduating r.ass !:
ttol,crt II. Arnult, Victoria Edward =. Has-
rctt, Dunton; Joseph d. Bates. Memphis,
/ T'nu.; Abraham IL. Bates. Camp Point ; Al
| bert II. Chase Nacoub; Luther S. Curtis,
t;alc>burs; Barnard S. Peck, sialc.burg
Thnmas i. Willard, GalcsburE.
Tic masters grafton vas pronounced by
,, Mr. Edward II. Curtis, son OF the late Rev.
Harvey Curtis, DID,, former President Of the
. Ccl!cge,snd FIR long time PASTOR of the Firs,
Presbyterian Church Of This city. His sub
/, ject was ''The natiou's dc',t 10 the loyA
= church." i. was beautifully written. aceu
. rate and su:ciblc In Its iactr. aud dc;ivcres
:, With an case and cloqucncc :ilat ELECTED th
hishest compliments Of all who heard II.
The address bvforc tue literary societies va
delivered OIL Wednesday evening by Lcuteu
ant Governor Bross Of Chicago
Tic friends OF education in the Sortawea
will be glad 10 learn that the chronic dI:n,ul
- ~ which tor years has existed between tw
:. OF our leading religious denominations In n
1ation to this College. has been most hsppll,
:. and, We trust, eHectualIy settled. -Four uc'
:. members were added 10 the Board Of Tru,
: tees Rev. Dr. Dcechc., Congregational; Re'
- Dr.. Duilicld, Presbyterian !; RoT. Dr.. CrAcrA!l
Il, Episcopal, aud a Baptist gentleman who.
!. name We do not remember This Is n
- shopld be- Colleges should not b. scc.aria,
=, only In 50 far as II established By what II
~ commonly known as evangelical OF orthudo
-. Christians, good faith may require that the
c< standards Ia relation 10 which .hey xutua1l
o.. a:rrx.-
T. f. The College has au ample endowment. II
q. excellent and popular President, Rev. D
nd Curtis, In nssIsicd By an able Faculty, and
ch a.l respects the prospects Of the college RI,
lie promise Of the highest efficiency aud uscfa
ed ncss. We need scarcely add that Gaicsour,
70 the III antlful little city IN which the Co1les
Is located, is one of the most healthy plsc
lis ut the West. It Is surrounded by q mo
Ill charming country; the moral and religion
ers character Of the people is such as to banl
be those temptations 50 destructive to you
Ids men, and everything seems to invite tc th
bxt rarefr1 at udy and f!,nronrh fyatn1nE rhIeh
, 1866-06-30

tFfon1 the Ean.a* Gi'{ Iousnsl. J0ce S4J
A tremendous thunder STORM passed osa
the eity On night before Inst. coming from IN
west. Electrical fire worlu arc gotten mp of
larger scale In this country than anyEher
else we hare evet sem but the display ias
nIgbt surpassed anything Of the Kind eve
Witnessed eTea here- The - equilibrium q
the atmosphere must hare been sadly out q
IN before its occurrence The sky seens4
afuloxt In = continuous rl4xE FOR aours HE77
The sheet lightning, while the forEed Esfla9y
cut ali sorts OF nieruElJphics over the lace OF
thu dense EASE Of cl1d3- -.
For The dtst time, We believe, In Mkeeu
yeara. damser has occurred to houses In this
cisy from lighsniuS- On this occasion several
be uses we're struck By the hnidx dotEE
more or less injury to property Cne d4s
charge struck the cupola OF the Southern
Methodist Church, tearing awaT the uarex
porti0n containing the bell, passing down the
ftout rau Of the building. scattering the
pIasfefiug al ove< the audience room, ana
escapJrx fhtoueh the west side OF tte house
by tsatjns out window and q portion of the
Ltick wall The whole front OF the b0iloanes
uss someuhat shattered Plsccs or tne WIZ
dow tame were thrown with gFeat 1otcs
acaIust frame building some t~enty iees
dSsfapt. breaking through the sldms, IN some
plsces. and the fragments may stu be sen
tTnhedded IN the woodwork The dwelling
~ Nr. jaIues Wiley, IN Reid's Addition, also
rectfTeE visitation. the lightning descend
ms the chimney and shatte5fn@ his cooking
Fto1e. but without dnIug further dam3Se
ne understand, also. .fat another dWethns
IN Thomas Addition was struck, without r
eofnpJt4hfu0 auy sef1Qus Injury.
, 1866-06-30

uniform test11zYts u thk ths at11 xuxu, h 3estx1.,
eany- the he&z, witch xIlE+ Thoroughly tnok fSa
6s4h- The ttee7so has Rhown ftsef only 1fttxn III
6eth 624 e14eu 11W & 1n3e1t9oaee- rhe dye
6e1muys EamAt hte kNezalty viii destroy taix
Stf3Y MkS in fA0FruVk eockiH0- After mat
non nexevxposed than h th< 1seof vtnex1E.
the 1ote1useupe Hnds tnI1os HvEsy se1E,sntas u
ite satsx We 61tnk living cgsatufta abound
Asa Hnx1, r. D.
, 1866-06-30

Appearance of Thun-Sa64eu Change
Of xeeo<s1-swttz<r14nd ~ 1nexR<n~
8sve Coun1F9 % Travel aa-1&a k1sseas
-Exeufzten I1ekesa fE~Sn x4saasA AQa
h4ex EntveExA1tSJ nf the &HItlnfs
Language - Facilities Of &aafEoxd
Travel
tCuzrxpana<noe Of DE ch&eaxo 1ssaeo&3
TICK. kH11Hx1Axp41 1Hac & 1Sf2
Ii seens almost Incredible 10 ;ae that a3tef
having kept uyseif sliEe 10 the F:sss 3oss:1-
cal movements oa Europe, watching tor she
Iatssi edition Of the moss tupofte7s journals,
en- able tor ~etk or two 70 quite fosEr1
thst great MY Il ihrez1eaanS TO coaEa1s'
Eprope, TO lose ESht Of N the petty ko=<p
ri The diplomatic Sosid, 70 ~hofl1 aispe1sf
with oexspareza, md 10 hzse N more eu'
crossing oceupa3soa 1hsn 10 Eatea he peak1
al noW-e:2a mosaiAsna, the 1psa q 4t1eaes
, 1866-06-30

4AA AA-A1s
Il Is oas Of osa<x soE to h<E saE remark
CT s:te1rn<e of s=x E7d- BY wo:d O. pen.
~t.bor1 Txeii1iss-y se5t:eoet 10 the xea:he-
I se< you aare b<ta h1vfce = heated t<zI IN
sErxr IA Chstzso, sod 70 Il nus. b. II oil
s:n4y 10 700 b11 xi:h Is it Il vezy cde7enL
.ae.uaI!y, c2 to wt:hta > week, the ~arusesz
wca:l.<7 Sex Eastzod has sera VII ca Fast
Da7, The Ess. 1kssa.ss an Aps1- Al kazonSsa
Xas ard !Sae chilly 2lo7ns and tas1 viodA
kxFe rsw1xllea> The gardens h,se ben
backward s:1axb1zses h The mrzl dis:xsets
xre orly J1s9 n hlo6ao1. md xIe ooly to be
had IN the uaa:1e1 II seTeasy-ase esnts >
tox; md ever3 body kaS heea weaxsa< o1t ats
riuter clothing Ba1 an iris i \. m end
DOW aEmcaG Is upoa q II on< bond yes
te7dsy md :o-ezS Tie rsescuJ fxs heen qao-
led NJ 81 md e h M qsarte1s o& the eitr,
ed oa1y ooe os txo ee.1res 1o~ee n khe xz<-
rccudEaS cuEa:ry- 1he Ga OF sEEzsxoEes has
h<xua, the t11tas le1dme 10 the Esaatns
r:sxxs are 1hscofex3- md those whom end
Mesfnes 1nx breath OF Ecca:atn a&r. or d
opcvxu txe<ne noA polluted br to11nS through
thx srxHa9 s1a-as Acd od<ous wa2xrez
xh{cA hpstar Cur wA.ef nuHl-
The WAzEx1xo FLxR$-
sxxmpacntt b nov the nos. popular sea-
.ste xe5o1 II Ihe ski7tsy of Bo.oo, hast2r
snai:e1y eapaseaea NAkaut, H1n sad lozss
l.lxsd. y tnca h yeEx Ea8s wezr thc p<o7<s
7{Ae1. N eowse popularity tEiaz1 high
ExscA xod SwsUsseo.t b sn.Geay o14 oa
reach II pecp2e of exe5sxfy E1e1aA- Il b nos
Z T 1es<sed easy - : ke7ias 1zi;Ta.d rzs<: IL:
| tns4ead cf By 4 eeaHsx hA1 A<9r % ssEasa.
hacs1. Uk< NekNa1nd HhehaR- Sshsa. bad
! hsxtz 1o hptuEse ua1kxhfauAhSe heEkx tAe
| hGzaaag II tta EFDd Aa<sa nd ts* sysa'
, 1866-06-30

Mr. Nor,3ll. of Vcrnaont. says that tho pro.
nose7 new Tadr n,it ID, ,ntenaed 10 be tenn.
norarx. II c,nnot hr Al srnr,ornry that II
xf]t mt sake frurs two To four hundred mill
lions q. dol,ars ont OF the pockets Of those
who have earned It and trsnsfer 1t to the
noclcts of t1,ote who have not earned It, Mr.
Morrill, EVE that ho desires To check iu,por-
tstaons-ihat Is, he wishes Ia uscxcnt oe
ehrcr 4be r.j.3nc of rrvenue fran rustoms
duties. Mr. Morrill, Is Chairman of The Com.
m,ttee OF Wavs aud Means. Tho duty OF
this committee Is 10 prepase lce;slatlon for
the consideration Of Congress. to raise money
far The xnnnon of Government, Mr.. Nor
Hi now nroKcdiv assumes \ new roie th.t
of or.truct1np thc Rising Of ycyrnnr His
orocrfs Ia Ia turn two huud,ed millions OF
do,lars. vb,ch wnu1d othcr1l.e 70 into the
trr,.urr. fn,o The co{rcr. Of MI holders az
x,.n,f.rtr,cd rnods
11a v,1e, thst th;t I'm, !. ,enara IN r,sr.,4
,n,nort at,o,x II, 1,r,r.l ri n. aid rrn1od-d =
doctrine If .sn,f,orc of Tr,dcn n assumes
r1,s, thc ..onntrv ia noorcr 1x nj, II ,mnorts
.ad .1ct,sr " III u ernort.-.,E.. is roor~r
, 1866-06-30

On behalf OF the Frredma1's Buseau, an il
vestigatfon into the eauacs, origin snd ra-
aa''s ~, y, eae TUE A. aenpn.. nas pssn 1'soe .n
States Of KeotueEy md Tennessee, and Major
ehnEeth, OF eea~ Ao"asa staA- 4hey re-
pokt the following Gsets as the immediate
.~r.. ,>~.u,~..s ~rx4 -nnr.,+x -f ~. ,n4h...a.
eaases r @e@s W.. .ssas1e y. .ue oasoseaA. ~
~On tue exen1ae ol ne Snth Q! April is6a -evs
- p1ueemeo ttoott sa1ae aoRo tAasey stSeets 1no
GsefffE nnm1ef ot hssE1s* Ioscrd them Oh TIC
tfcewalk In fof1c "a Z neerd Leh Aao I po!erenS
efuubed orer him. The policeman Then tse1
thx:n vth .nets paslo.s Both partes seps.ase.
ceeHtnc the =sttle:ueet ~ 1atcai enseeot 70 s~E
ts1nIs "a t1Eae- IN tEe ta;;oS1ne osy, As5 !. darh
aRc Natl@c0U. 1EtNesa the Eoafs u ta<EE -h4 :"
enn, I'D as.tmol*d.
rsstees srn,o:e tsous u 1sotous aaaztes-
trouble lad Eetrrned II 'ne meantime to FEt
fne r.des wa* SOON rE1n:osce4. and eommenetf
astac "a r. sotot.e People sa<1. woassn 7na ehi-
shorty afsr .hS s1y Eseosder s!eha = Srr!:a,a'
xasss ::,st. ana Ia spstsn shsa :sess.s n:
! eounssAeN aLa 4sEneu tne wntes 70 as@ ara ~
Az o 1s,,rn4 s oe IN I.osa Iaa 'ax xe.i.. III.
Il the EE, It n.y. Ny 10 i I.zse M s7ewi
sc<.v .sn s,r.esz rGd ~ ~, ~ ,tt-hn1si ~
<aast5 eoee'ts asso ~. ~ ~ uI .a ~
I -r.,.-..t--.-,...t X
| !ne 10t4o"1ne e3'ts1s ete 'sotl .nc 'pe.ea oL~H
sEy heepk9xE, oeioss ailnnxa y: tLat es4
o.e o. me sist1eas toou1a - AEa4- otssH;1s u
60 taroIsn me tecEo dt.1!ae1 aaa he swss!
| 'dfoF o1 ktliaIE every ni-7ef- W.
tot p1eparea now. na' fet y Gaepass sIs1 etef
every Niger Ont ot town. soy:
niger rec s11d bu:n ~ :es c1a1is
The 1et cf :nct i1nsusGe aensefea ~ = Mu3
t'pai ont1s 70 h.Rh u a1touf1!F 10 pfotare14
AEG e1c1tsu a>teo:tiaxe ON .: ea-1!E pesGtst
Efou tfA' nt1x saei SEEMED to aet 4 tnoaen ~
% Euh fuit a'ssao7fy TO Hill. bafa aaa ptunaes
: GtneSa. funAk Eks Waited updu eveEy hoaEt
tie day is:;r- the no. ~ eolosen men Who neys
q. hin Protection for 'ten::elr.> 1nd fasnl.tcs :!
hE- IN o1lcEr OF the aFmr, dctsf!ed =. a.tHs Of
fietdnsn- 6nze7n. a psTsrrcea ma nnm4la .tont
etkn0*.-d..n:: ~. ut'er l0aGtAuy 20 protect .n9
iu SOY rsT[I His pef-o7a! 7p2earsnce ~ 7
l scenes OF ssot hsd 10 caers o. the aoh. 4ud ne y
| no tsno+* at hi4 c;tfosai He VIZ Obliged 70
/ his heauquaE1er. tn defensive state, a-t ~e
. uevt II was oI,ly outn- 10 The rfEpssa1sons n4
| tEaf iheJ xert not hutnsd down.
Ih5eats bad BEEN or<c!T E3de th1t toc BuIst
ct1ee wnuld ts- burned aud .He tc'eT. DRIVEN tst4
The town. IT,, With bis officers and Anal xuat
! / az eotdse1s SID sou,e loyul ctft1ets Hoo yasot
| TERED we're Obliged to Ee11m the1o during Tuu3
d9Y and EkdkF ptShsa- |
, 1866-06-30

most labor Il performed In those comuaunt-
tics whero hndholdcrs aze most numerous,
aud a1l hare tnotisa to work.
, 1866-06-30

AeI rival. ItAi word, hohefcf4 h2& mol |
eeu spoken; and what bclp France could |
lord TO 1taty In preparing for the campaign, |
Ither With the rapal authorities or By the
&c Of Frencl, manufactures and the export |
( xar saat<fi<', has been willingly ETaated,
;spoIcou's declaration in tho aborc letter
xpseasea IA dc4i.c." winch really tneaz's !
ettlcd determination on bis part, IL The
hsnccs Of war will permit, to give 10 Psus-
il better geographical ooundszie,," and
o Italy, "thc cessiou Of yeDetaa = tus Ars-
ria is promised The maintenance Of he- great
sokliIon in Europe, ''anr"-tt.a3 il = very
important word. "aftcr," for II makes the
OF her ro.,sioa "depsndent
aron The ces>}ou Of yenetia 10 ltaly." We
aJe, therefore, compelled to admit, IL NC did
lid not aiready knox ii, that France. II sbe
1t Ill, will intervene on behalf Of
prussla aud ltaly, for the personal declsra-
Hon ot the Emperor Napoleon In hi. letter
10 his foreign minister, leaves rs no doubt
In the premises.
Austria, even with the aId Of ali The minor |
Gtrruau Powers, would thus tc osc4masched;
but there is greater reason than eEtr to be- |
Urye that RuHsiA will not remain ki1eut
spectator In the conflict. The old I'll feeling |
existing between tho Governments OF ST. Pc
tersburg and vies,na, consequent upon the |
att.tude Of .austria during The Csimtsn war,
aprtars TO bc ri.ln. way under the r'TssAsrc
Of peE and vital fksues: tho AusfFi.n Empire
i. threatened With diSmembcz1ucnt, ana,
moreover, with France aud rluss.a fulIy oc-
s:upied In the West Of Europe, there mas be
au opportunity Tor Kus.lA 10 eas7y ont those
designs In the East which rccciyrd q tcupo-
,'s eaA aom ~. ..'.. - -
"a o. - 1'o.a D.'1''. -. x'. -, o ;..,.
"sAeaE' a - 49,
'oa ote VI tnos "oaa.a. .e es'.
no'u 4',1esn aee 80 -. ~ vs.. ~ :" eeAe =.
aaa .ee' su4ot4 t4u.o sue -. ~ ~
'M@ nef .Nse ~ :" IN s.P'-A. 'a~' soe 1'
"ou'a Eve ,ase,,n n,la as'c ,.s aaa an ~
NC aoesna'.o. aae- ~ sa''s'"ea
eFnet1E' oua ~'.u tne ial'o, 4&na 3'o''"o aoa1'
u my sl1eupt "ele nsoe 10 fe-opcn tne
tol'sh question: AUSTRIA 8nusl saIpon Aa3-
IA T. q ds"sn aeAnst Al somsS3' A'taoss
samnttAnsouels WIN LIE a3s'Ss4 o. 1nc ha$-
~tas princess Al vienna, Ansss'a Te3ected The
t.onserener proposed ~ France, EaEiand, and
Nusssa herteN: threw the question al the
puchics upon the dcciAaon Of the Ceramic
Diet. thereby ranging tho minor Teuton
ls'wcss against prus.ia* and wf:hdse*
III her tnUrrs from her Polish pro-
sinee Of tsaIielz. AZ ihe tane time:
Gus.la adrhncrd heF plckcs& eiosc 10
the -.-'s'sian frontier; and. takfr5 is'.ee rari.
.'us es'ip. :acuccs into c,okide.e.ion. It Ia zll
but 1'slrabie that 1sussis and Austria ase os,
the cts Of e1osc alliance, if such m under.
| staAJnc tayc noi already a,een entered into
| l,y The two y>owe1k. We have Tins FrAncr
! rrussta sud Italv tit{rd 7~a4pst Aussris. Rus.
| rla aud Germany +; In p.he4 wordt, IN Euro
| I~ap var looming In t4e immediate future
, 1866-06-30

Th~ Weaker IL ME- ER=ta0s&-Khe
E1Rs~el4= Rtet<1-kkeFxth2e as+A1azEk
@p1~Aktx-tne-ss9ex IT A3tsT2FT Htu
AID 61besp F1oE<1~E GFutk ku-uP
a-1ste-Fnb4te HA1HS~< E1se-TAe
e. s< II the TbeA1xtc1s Sea>oa.
lfzrG Oar 0~- an<n .pua.<E.1
Nf.z4y,x Jrne Il f1EE
, 1866-06-30

esaa - >. -. ~-,-4~7 t~+
, 1866-06-30

between SGD md SUI, of3k k6E mt&n%4 OK
tkax .rsfstH the storo1 81 e.utnr5, .roHs
naSuffeeuee grew hota = mos: obscure BE-
ginning nT the slow xcc7e:iops ofaets- Slow
- 4sr The Ezuwths ofmatethl things Ia this
wozId, Still roore SOW ate The grorIhs OF
| sp;s{sral Influences and rooral 1oTceA Christ
| Isci1y Tor tnstszee h1s Ezo~n vcEJ slowly
FIuna tie tlu2c the pagan world deemed It
| too Insignificant zud epctemp:iole for peSse-
| triiou. pea1lf uineteen hundred Ye.u haze
| ei7peed before Il has s1uWa to It's present
| ro1sr, End stm it& growth b fzr from per.
seesed- II b. =, hy % ~ nsssas somp.ssee l1s
| sxFended IN reaching - present. poiaxs ho"
| I=sny eenturies nose Kill be required to
| reard lis r1ilnnasun. G-znd ~ ID tie growth
I OF the Chx,stfan Church however, teachers
have to DO ~ish = sill gEsader thing, The
f1er- 1rey have resting upon them thn xe-
sronsIhtlItE OF forming tie course ofthe h7-
r11a soulx Of giving il IT. direction tot the ed
rc1tIou of etErhy- NobleT work tran ttaf
! at he teacher Who gives the soul the bias
| rh5ch God has directed no uaan ha.h- The ze
| sults OF h{s labor are uo<e allow than those oi
snv oshex Iabozrr h Eod'f sfoeyara-:hey ca0
n<Tu be fauy appreciated until The soul bios.
SONS into Perfection IN The presence OF the
U-utse, E eternity, but the1e + no labor 80
great h IT. 1lktnaAte ,esniaa . 4., ms,
t6enec sud Ch;1slEan example TO the youth
anSeT shef eare, be enda1 biz abundance o1
excellent counsel, znd sh0 N 2 EN sente.css
et more warmth, u1ore e1pxesaiFe oe the heel-
~ nf the pao thzn the enfd advice OF taa en-
Wmuuihe<ic re.eher alone. he hade them fa-e'
1eu- Kindly he e1p<ssaed he wtsh thas the5 5
! rnTrhs prosper In their 1oxk- and that Shey
| n.tsft be- st.rnsshened ~ the mercy q
EezTrn to net the inevitable TRIALS and
t1Ioaistsoss of Ha- Last. but not eass> b
Euped thst .hey night through uts meet Hlth,
drm th<ir pupals, ihe saut obedienee, WI
tcsne-s to Ls1n and sympathy. vhseh toel
| had shown to their t3eheEs Eere. AZ ths
! Point be presented 10 the Kraasxa&zasS eaafe
= esa9 sorx IVES suu< ana be!2edsestoe
was pzonouneed By Rev- Ar- HattsS, aa1
ts4 eurefudi1<$ sbe eoucneoeessn1 e3sf
| eafek.
Te Alunni D11zer took Qzaee ia,1sediasea,
| afr the ecoclnskpc o{ the eomEeaee1ne1
| ere1rfsss. IA The University Building An I'd
| d- ri delivered h1E 4 Gast mazs supez
| 1nten1uk AZ Schools ut Decatur, An6 GeoTa
harmony md good teeHng peIsded
, 1866-06-30


"htrr thfFc wa tic xrt4ieft bttt<suc-* e1psessed
arA,nss .hr zh.h,.!ous pa1na OF eo~4ncz1 wh.sh
+ssenA ieAlaJ puse bx the t;ove1nsent ii
isc.lu. Many o3srl. cxpsta.ed tic aim t!4at the
| 1lotttnert would n.c s.1 drt~e ons
.uc orpsertos~ by forre OF 4sns. In
| Altorx. thr9e inde~cr1hablc eouamotIon and
ina'sr t,1on The uhole dsy. Nxny ships Ia tic
hstbof hAd thtir nazt Al nalf txri. ana ta- t1nae
ws> The case Al ps7v1'e housts. whsrc sh~ coIots
| ot Sehles"fr.Ilcistc:n Ind hitherto heer fs1o=
NJ shree Gesoex 1cpE iss1n from Eae1. 1iled wth
-ann!Itsn soIditx~ asr3srd 1t A3tona ThousAnda
.re inousands rcerised them At The depot, and ~
they came ont Of the carr. sueh = fouslnS tasTah
.aluird them n the white coais hAd not teaosr
!een *eacourd ~tth to any fo.r1cu county, The
o1dierf replied With che tof Echiet ctiols:ein
aut 'hc immense crowd OF eittzrus zuaschcd ar1n
N nm ~Nh the to3dttsA 10 1be fonc of II kehes1te
ola etn. tes eIrfounded." )" through The ftfre& ard
| to their quxrtets. The windows we1t crowded
~rth l.dtca. Who eoserrd the p>oeesslou
With aowerr ~ It pa.sed. and The ~srfrr Of thou.
land. Of hsndkesrhie'f saowed unmt.akahy the
>ynsAfhy Of The ialref portion OF CREATION. Two
horrr lafeT. when The Stad:hold~f air4ycd e1th bis
aG sna n An<sEs., a'stsesy fs.,n tasi this p7pa.
l.z s'osoa .ss 3reta:ed The crowd pressed
rpc cAses 10 snake his bana ana 10 <x2sert thlaf.
:or the gentle and humane sdman!s,1asoa shey ma
vss 20 moved sy tait e1nina io: Of s,pec+ cd -.
'hc ilor'tlne. had Eestons ftx hc,oe iad,enan, .,
| lite extE4oEtlua1 psocestfnSs OF FrasEta- a-lhAd
ntoistted acaaost tne a~Syekssvs 4.ep+ d
t;snsf.l shMssatl >:asaa. e eaT.s. e as.!n.,
e1o+cd. wh ads1ilts tnt pe pc not to allo< thell
indignation 10 dk7ve them TO any fus;Fnden Aelnu.
ri e.. nesa sitn<s,e 10 Moas. TSe e speeen-s ~.
vrrr OF uaaske-a rexosusonxtJ cha1aeser. and tns
l,rhess ttEsce Of excitement pses14ed during tx
:, The New Yosk Aa<at.t:fxag. OF ,hr ss:h last
r. sssks "ahai The Wiz T. no merely hesr een i'sas
, 1866-06-30

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Thibodaux, 10 Mars 1866.

Dernieremcnt, a Paris, au moment OH IL
bfouillard etait lie plus epais, une dame ac-
compagnee de sa jeune file, s'etant fourvoyee
au milieu de la place du Carrousel, Sc ~trouyaii
egaree ct dams lie plus terrible embarras, n,
sachant absolamentsde quel cote Sc diriger,
Enfin, Went q passer un monsieur; ellie lie pria
de Vouloir bien la remettre en- sou chhmin.-
Ma fol, nadine, lui repondit ee passant, JIG
roudrais pouyoir vous renlre &c service mais
ie suis dalfs la meme position que vous. VOLTA
une demi heure que je tourne d rs I'm cercle
%vicieux, ct il me scmble que je reyiens ~ionjonrs
All meme endrtit.
La dame qui etait attendue par son mari,
Sc lainentait. bien plus encore pour So file one
pour ellie. Ses piaintes f,irsiit entehdaes dun
azure PEASANT, qai, sans qu'elle sen doutat, e.
TAFT tout pres dele ~ Je yais vous tirci
d'affaire, .lai dit-if en- passant. GU allsz-yous ?
Rue de Valoiss pres tu Pa!ais Royal.-A mer-
veille Je vais precisement. de. &c cote. Veuil-
alez me suivre. Et SAM Announcements, sans he
station, evitant les y itures ct toas les obsta
G es. il remit en- peu de tenps la dame a sa
porte. Ellie lie rem rcia ayec effusion ct lni dit !:
vous diriger dune feeon ST sure par
un tel brouillard. il faut, monsieur, que vons
soyez doue diane yue bien percante.-Helas !
madame, je snis CONNIE lamour It CONNIE la
Fortune. al un bardeau snireles yeux-Mais
qui e;es-rous done ?-Uam 1. icien du cafe DIES
aycugles.
C'etait EN- eff t, an astiste de Get etablisse-
nent, lie s;ear Co.. Hsbitue a.faire tous les
ours lie meme elemin, sa m-rve llease fmsse
pouIe Ct de tact lui permettait de Sc diriger,
par 4 broaillard lie plus intense. a iaide. de
mile indications I'M erceptibles pour les vo
vants.
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une Scene de- Confusion.

rs u. Is %janyier au soir, il = await une fete d.
charlie parmi les negras. dams l'eglise de Ia
rue Powell. II s'agissait de r~ecueillir DIES fonds
pour pave; laedette de legliso, ct une foul
nonbreuse de g ms de couleur sly trouya;eN
reunis de tous les points de 10 vile. La fete
allait grand train, quand an mechand garDe-
inent s'avisa tout a coup de tourner lie gaz,
lplongeant lie sombre visage DIES assistants daus;
'ane obcurlte plus sombfe encore. Les4seeHes
de Ia tour de Babel peuvent seules bonner ude
ldee de la confusion qui %sniyit; la foule Sc
mela Enlargement, ct quand lie gig fut rallu-
me nsondain, il eclaira lee seen $ les pins i'm
.possibles. lie predicateur serrait de pres une
VERGE chocolat de Ia rue Stockton, le frere
Ward embrassait Ii femme du frere Jones. On
decrottear de la'rue Clay; eli dans differences
Parties.de Peglise,. les jeunes freres It les leu.
mes soeurs prenaient gaiement leur p.rt..e de Ii
Circumstance. EnGn le trere Sanderson rappd4
l'assemblee a Pordre, ct tout aussir6t ofrit Is
dollars De recompcDse a celui qui denonc raft
Fauteur de tout &c scendale. LIS sonpceps Sc
porterent sur un jeune dr0le nomme Age. Ii
fu' arrete ct vent d'etre juge en- Ia cour de
police. Une foule d. temuins ont etc enteudus
tons repondant aux IONS les plus distingnes !:
jackson, . eff rson, Scott, Adam Smith, etc,
etc, une Motto prenant partie pour raccusa.
ton ct iautre Motto pour Ia defense. LIE jage
se grattait le front enfin, n 6 sachant leeud
il prit lie parti de faire METRE le ieu
ne Aigle en- iiberte, a Ia granle Consideration
des BONES gems aui comptaient deja le voir
cage pour quelaue temps. Eraminer.)
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vAH2lLDgInB
lie Flibustier CraWf0r.

Tie n BUSTER Crawford qui s'est evade du
fort Jackson, est Tn citoyen du Tennessee, ct
il y 9 un on deux ans rervoye du service pour
-avoir vole De l'argent dams une ban1ne de Ro,
g~ersviIie. II await etc envoye a West Point
par Andrew Johnson, a'ors menlbre au Co L
gres pour lie Tennessee, mais fut chase de re-
G lie avant diavoir ternine ss etudes. il fat
uff DIES fibustiers dc Walker, ct ,,orsque iclata
aa rebellion, il Sc ~trouvait au nombre dos pen
sionnaircs de penitenci@r de lEtat de Virginie
Plus lard, il fut fait capitaine dune compa
gnie da Tennessee, ct Sc procu-a ffauduleuse,
ment lie tire de colonel dun regimen. de ne
g~es.