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Boots and Shoes.
.NCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY J

Ia FAGAN d bIMPSON
have fitted up shop on main street. next door to
A. NJ. Pierce's grocery store, and opposite j, 3.
Evans, Tocacconist. where they will n1annfac-
the best materials Gents Boots and Shoes, La
dies, Shoes and Caters, Misses and Childrep's
Caters of all styles, and warranted to give salts
faction, all of which will be sold as cheap for cash
as can be bought elsewhere. Country Produce
taken in exchange. Give US call Ijan2-tf
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IF there be pleasure ON earth which angels
cannot enjoy, and which they might almost en-
w mar the possession Of it is the power Of re-
lieving distress. IF there be pain which dev-
lis might pity man for enduring, it is the death
bed reflection that we have possessed the power
of doing good, but that we have abused and
nerverted If TO purposes Of ILL.,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-03-13

He who has made time his friend will have
little to fear from his enemies but he that has
made it his enemy will have little to hope for
from his friends.
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Fire and Life Insurance.
Observation-Disclosures COMPANY,

VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
Books and Subscriptions to the Capitol Stock
of this Company &re now open at the Banking
House of W H Tams s. Co., and at the offices Of
the two Banks in Staunton. The attention of
capitalists is called to the merits Of this Stock,
which is recommended to them as probably the
qrsoSt renal7ssrntiUe Investment of money Of
sering By Order Of the
Jan 9-tf COMM ISSlON ERS.
ENEsE AND LIFE ENsURANCE.-1he
E7 undersigned, representing the Maryland
Life" and the Merchants and Mechanics Fire
Insurance Companies, OF Baltimore, Nd, two of
she most reliable companies in the U. 81 is pre-
pared to issue Policies, for any amount desired,
sgainst loss of life or property. O. SMITH.
sag- Office in rear Of Spectator building
Nov 14-tf Staunton, Va.
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Imparting pleasure is like putting money, out
at interest; it benefits both the lender and hor-
rover at once. No one can be really and truly
happy unless Others sympathise and share that
happiness
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-03-13

Many persons write articles and send them to
an editor to be corrected-as if an editor Office
we're a house Of correction.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-03-13

Frogs do not oroak in running water, and ac-
tive minds are seldom troubled with gloomy
forebodings. They come up from the stagnant
ses or the blessed necessities of honest toll
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-03-13

Poor Caudle said he dreamed that he had an
angel by his side, and upon waking up found
it was nobody but his wife,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-03-13

''Faith and shure," said Patrick, meeting an
engine, that's the divil.'' ''Och, no. said
Mike tits ownly stameboat hunting for
wather."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-03-13

An editor heads his list Of births, marriage
and Deaths thus:
: ''Hatched, matched and dispatched! -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-03-13

The following definition of the rights Of .wo-
men, is given in Vermont paper: ''To love
her lord with all her heart, and her baby as
hersef-and to make good bread.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-03-13

A LITTLE P.UN.-Why is Artemus Ward Ike
a colored man? Because he is I'd Ward of
the Nation. - fredericksburg Err.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-03-13

Generally, as soon as man is supposed tq
have little money, his wife gets too lame to
walk and must have carriage.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-03-13

Lucy Stone says ''The cradle is woman S
ballot box" Then we have known some un-
lawful voting where two ballots were deposited
at q time
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-03-13
Poetry.

From the Louisville Journal
The following majestic poem, furnished to us by
request, is from the pen of Rev. W. H. PLATT,
the accomplished and able Rector Of Calvary
Church in this city:
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Father" said an ambitious youngster,
out shoes, but I'm suffering for bosom pin. "
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-03-13

Staunton Spettator,
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gNinterlien.
fGnth nem Ship ehiiGhen hes Runebera.A

Grad Dem SdiD ebii9en bes Rmneberg1
SIN 8inter, wsnn prdebtie bic f6IummernSen lanb
Vie SptegeI srsIansen i'm Heterogeneous,
Damn Heb ID bic prdneenbe Grbe, lpie je -
llnb Sas bIintenbe els, u,S ben bIenbeneen edbnse
Auf ebernen SGnben ms Ieite su idpeben,
Gen 6ilSen bic Sdneue Ses Saiten ~ geben, r
rlnb iinft iicb ~ brebsn i'm fpIitternben Qrsis
9n berrIicpes seben auf bIinteaben Gis.
tlnb Iuitis sur 5abrt i'm 5efIiseIten S6ttten yif@
Sas ber5ise, roiiee Sie5ten ;u bitten, 4S
9urh BdIber uub 5eIber, SurG Eiefe unS $751;:
9u bsrrIi9es eeben auf bIsnbenbem Sdnee!
lInS abenbs AM 5serbe Geiprdf6e gu pfesen,
Den alrm nm ben 0aden Ses SSreunbes sR Iesen,
limb friib uno heseiftert beim feuriaen 9gein
Dit fr6bIi9en S9mdrntern elm Sbwdrmer sn fem
llrb r,tbenb Der 5eeIe unenbIites aeben
SIM aieb, i'm meIobifden, ruieber su sebeH,
ilnb mas in bes cages @epose entf9pane.
gu binSsn init MISREPRESENTATION 8anb
gSeId liebli9er RedieI i'm Sduse Der Gnaee
50 mai i'd ;am sOIbenen SieIe bic pfuDe.
9eniebe perfOIgenO bic stuise Spur,
Die 5erriI9en Gaben Der srDBsn ysatiir.
s4s Art5ar Treiherr 9eitb.
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gel oes SaDtnets nn0 lap ettlen WeeHs
f@en, Der itoI3 unO sliidli6 mar, elm
berboreenes 6inanssenie gu iein.
Ser &IfldIag fam balb, benn 0f0ls
Ter leete mir cine b6dit fanber 9efdrie<
bene Gingabe Dor, iporin er tinb i9 eez
meinfdaftlid bic GoncefiiUit fur bic 1eue
Credit 8ant na6in@ten.
0gs fam mir iiberaus fou.il6 Dor, baB
[ i@, Der i5 ME bas Salient batte, 7es au
bilubert SbaIer SauIoei gu brii.9er,
auf einnaI Der 98elt oiele Mliaioren
@rebit eeben iolte. 9lber es iilnb
@ei9aftsleben 70 fein, bab aud ],
@onrs Der Gtimrnuns idnel aufs unb
abgebt. lSofort iiberfel mid tuie6er elm
S@red. Mein gfarle bel eillenl grs
tperb eSnititut uup bann tdstdslid in
ben 8eitungen nit @6redn,nseig Dibis
benSen, 0teferoefon0 unO Gn,ortifatios
men? gSie fam i6 nod ie in bic Gems
peIifilIe Ser @ihenl@aft eintreten, tpenn
ib eileii g8edsler unb 8elbsetpinner in
mir berllmtrage? sleinl siiel
Wfoaer erfanflte ineine eden Dor Der
Grtperbstbatigfeit utlO Denies babel chen
10 bel @9onuns ais Giniidt; ia er
lobte ben bingeben6en Stol3 Der gSifs
Ieni9dft lnb beneioete mid fait bartlnt.
Oennod fu6te er mid gu iiberseugen,
oaB i'd in einem 8orurtbei[ befaugen
iei unb id itaunte iiber feline mir in Der
2bat neue 8emeisfiibrting.
,,9enfen Sic an Gutenberg" fagte
er, IS mar einfa5 gruerbstrieb,
neberlpinbung Der Goncurrena Die i'm
CUR iueIteeididtliden GrFabuns Der
8u6Oruferflinit fiibrten; Der 9eiif Der
8efdi6te bat bieie Grfn6uns gum TART
item 5ebel Ser @uItur geilta6t unb ltas
iterbli6er @ubm rlbt nit Nedt auf Oies
lem Monne, ser bod silnadit uar Elm
portbeiIbrinSenbes getperblideS Inter
nebmen beablidtigte." -.
OieIes unb nod anoere 8etipiele'
fubrte mir Nf0ler an un6 idJ nruBte
Sen Meann, Der Die Griuerbstbdtigfeit in
ibrer @elneinfdaft nit Der Tttfiden
8irfuug erfannte, auf's steue bo9a6,
ten. SD blieb inbeB bel n.einer Mei<
eerllng unb seitebe ids nur offen-
slnta6it aus 6urdt Dor Serfernana,
oenn i9 fonnte ia nidt allen Neni9en
erfldreu, ME i'd bic 8e6erung unb
Mfebrung bes aasenteinen Boblitanbes
i'm 9tuee BADEN fOnnte; SaB bane6en aad)
mir bara,ls Gin 8ort6el suFieBt 1T ia
ni6t bonn uebel. -
N26aer bebauerte, Dap es ibm niht
celinaeu poGe, mid, meme S9iuelter
unb unIeren 8ruber in ben 8eile bon
Sunberttauienbeu gu iesen; benn es fei
feline Srage, Dap bel 8emdbrllns bes
llnternehmens iid Ell, loldes @rtragniB
iofort eraabe. Ifir idntnoelte.
Mf0Iler leste ieiue 9anb anf meme
S6ulter ilnb ertlarte, Dap ibln aler@
bingS meme mathematician 8enntnifc
unb ntcine perlonlide 3uperldiF9feit
bon groBer 8ebeutllng ieier, Der pe!ente
Ii6e @runb inbeb, iuar,un er mid sunl
Gompagnon nabme, lie9e in meiner
boben gesiebung, (6ortf. folgt.)
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Mud Tnb BEL bie5er Sduiern in GHtppa ieAsrssit
Sse m !. 81 Srn B. gssLsr EEL eelH nt.b
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0os ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, se,. !, >,

- Oas misunderstanding Der ber :
ftorbe- en- q m r It aniiden Bra
iibemten, mad ibrer1 Sir6enbeiud
un6 Der in ibren Sdriften auSaeipro9es
men 9lniidten gu urtbeilen, felt fi6 in
holsenbeni beraus
8aibington, Ma6iion, Mlnroe, Sar.
riion, spler unb Saglor seborten Der
Gpiseopaltirde on Sefferiun, Sobn
Mbams unb Sobn Quincy Qlbams uaren
llnitarier; Safion, Nolt un6 4incoIn
4resbpterianer; 8an 8urel aeb6rte sur
Heformirten GirGe. Son ben nod les
benoen Yrdfbenten lit Fillmore Elm
unitarier; 8ierce elm GengregationaIiit;
Buchanan Elm gpiscopaIiit unb Der ae.
senipdrtise 9rafioent 5ebnion elm Bres.
bgteriancr.
= Oie gtaOt Sloren3 ianbte an
8ictor Suso cine Nfeoaiae, tpel1e BEL
Der Danfe <Subelfeier eei9lasen ipor6er
mar. Ser Di9ter ilabm Die Gbre an
i'm gianen Sranfreibs. vSn mir"
fagte CT, ,,tuie in allen Sransolen lebt cir
Sell Der lGeeIe Sralfreibs. Dieit
Seele berIanet Cuff, Sortidritt, Srie.
Ben, Sreibeit uno Die @r6be aller Sol.
Ter. StaIiens Geele ut ibre Sdnefter."
- Gin altes Bib felt eincn &5nie
| in groSem Staatsornat auf Dem Sbronl
tiibeno bar. Sci Inn iteten pie gSorte
sd regiere ollie, /" bann einen 8if9of
pel6er ipridt: sd bette fir ollie,
einen Solbaten nit benz Nfotto sd
fanlpfe fir ollie" unb en6li9 elmer
Bauer Der nit iaurer Wiene ben Beu
tel 3iebt unb flast; sd gable fiji
Ollie. aE rs
= Sin Qlmerifaniiaes 8lntt iteut BIZ
Bebauptuna auf, aes babe fd bic auee,
meine &rifis aud auf bic 3eitungen ers
itreft, inbem ileuerlid Nbonnenten uni
.Qefer iebr nterflid abeenonrmen baber
unb auar lebiglid tpegen bes etuiger
Ginerlci's oer politif6en Grtifel. II
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8ltlisten.

2iebit Su aud Bic 8lunelt ni6t, 70
table bod bieieniseu tidt, Die iie Iieben
Ou follteit es bsoauern, baB Dir 6iefe
sfeignns nidt eefuor6en 1T iinb nitne
nter 9lnoern ais einen Sebler anre6ncn,
ipas Iebiglid Oeiu eigener 1T. @eI9en
gebraud ober 9lusen baben mir iuobI in
aaer @elt bonn Jeeeabogen llno bod
gIaubte elm ueifer Mfauri, es tuiiroe obne
i'm etpas am Sint1neL febIen. ~
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6auss Ger3ierurta.

08eibt ou es it9on, aarr iaste elm
Sanae gu ben an0eru, aipeibt on cs
fdon, baB mir cine fd0ne &uppel aui
infer Saus befomtnen ?" I'D mas III
Oenn bas meter" eutse9uete 6ieier,
pmein 9apa friegt ndditens cine Mort<
gage auf leines." 5
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RI 50 l6u1t o. eFL9 dip asl9 .eulll
apie soieIe 8eiben iebe DOa94 8abl:n,
lirter oieielben seftst unO nit ibr aOOirt
uerben fouen. SIR isoe 2 9feiben
fnbtrabirt man / bon Der sur 8edten
itebenOen 3ablr bier alto 2 BON Der 8
unO fteut 2 Oann Dor Die sesebeneu 4
8ablen, alto
26741.
Mir erbaItennun cine aeae Oteibe bon
4 8ablen unS iesen Odnn cine ipcitere
0eibe ielbit bin3u, nobel mir ni@tS
better gu tbun baben, als ioIde 3ablen
gu nablen, bic nit icoer Der iiber ihr
ite6enben 9 rta9t, 8. Q. mir erbalten
Die 3a5lea 8 9i6s2 10 udbleR mir
1887
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Sin aritbmetif6es suuffftn4

Sur tlnterbalti ng fir NJ ere ] ns
qem6Ii9en efer pollen mir ibs
Hem Elm gfatbiel in Der 8ednenftnit
iaitf6eilen, ipobtrd iie Sol6e, bic ni9t
eingepeibt iino, in Gritalmen fesen iDsrs
ben. Gs miro Ssbem san3 unslaubli6
erideinen, babin bic Sotaliltnine M
etnem 9lboitions sGreinpel ioglei1 an@
sebsn tann, obne borber ale 3ablen
3n ipilIen. un6 bod it es mtosli6 uni
ipirb in folssnSer 8eile ausgefiibrt:
Wfan laiie ii6 bon Semano 4 3ablen
ailf9eben. 9lngenonlneu, e. ilennt Die
3ablen 6, Z, 4, 8. @ans tpobf, mir
iuoIlen 6ann nod 4 8eiben NIT 4 3ab<
len 6arunter ieken, bic mir aburdielnb
tpd6len mn6 bann iitbie 1snnne &c, TAI.
Ser llusIaubige sibt bieaeidt Die ipeis
teren 8ablen s, 9, s. 5ierauf ipdb+
len mir bic 3abIen !, %, 3, z. Der
9ln6ere 1T tpieber an oer 9eibe uuo eibt
urn folsenbe 4 8ablen 8, 2,6es. @ir
sben inter bieie bis4 3ablen 8, Z 8, /.
gir BADEN nun fOlgenoe sunme gu
| ob6ireit. mimi id: 49, = 1a- q.
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.aaia 6. IS. MOae, oa Ss.Ila
siisusfIids G6s ssr Drttten nnb gsrina3aks. czs
.af!ss Sreppe bod. Cincinnati. Dtios 80

as QSed1let <Se19af init europa. GHs
GoHectionen Rrb austuhlurseu iebeS Art In aHea
SFeen Deutf9anos ruerben pom mir, svie assp51as
lid ouf bic pxpmpteite Art befergt. 5seg llSlElf
Sir @e4feI uuf Rew gort NIB auhere 4nnheIs.
tf6te Der 8ereinigten Stdnter trnn man jmfntr BET
mir bas Sch er6olten. .S Eiisf.a fs4fss.s@ az
glilf Bic naitebsnoen gI1se Hb Bel mir aStmfstsR
srbseren, oIDie In ben teinen Summsus 81 ben biz
ligten Gpur5en ~ bnben, resf -ers ssssebs
geiber, pelds an trge,te einss ber nrdfettussm
9anisr IN geatf9lano fir Sbrs Msdnupg stn9sfanst
ober bes1bH meroe, NIT BEN Bemsrfens ba6 mir has
non gartGbt seben fes f6hnen BET mir III GtnctRs
aati fogIet9 in tingenhRT aiHst erbobeM wsteeN.
iobalS t9 bic R1dbrt6t pom Gin9dnge Der Sumine srs
boIten babe. pa tdb bon meinen Dedt isbensn Dnnp
cutters thinner nit ieSem Steumer 8refe erbdtes meuH
@elber eiMgeeaneen finb 70 TT bies Der f1nenftt.
ieerte unS biaieite Bes 'im SslSsr rad autrtsa tS
SIR G0Ib uns eiIber besabte t9 asts hos sa9se
premium. S.,- S,fst .s9-.,ss-S - -. 8 -
elite l,einer BanqnierB in. Deuti1 lano
* nv an Bic Sbr geID be3obH llnb
oann bel mir erpoben iueroeu faiiu.if
,auR inb BEL bieier saniern in GatDpa isasrssit
@s@i onf MTG ta booen; .-c.--.es
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unb ebenfo bei Der ia9iten Meibe..
3268 tpahlen ptr
6731
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Die Sotalinmme miro oann ieOes
NeaI ri4tis fem. gBiu man ii6 cine
@bpe6sllns rnadeu 10 fam man BEL
elmer &eibe iolde 8ablen tudblen bic
;ufammen 8 ausina@en un6 bel Der
nddfen foIde, bic nit ben obern 10
bil6en, mas baum bas ndmli6e Neiultat
oiff sas A 49,
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2R.74

g8ir srbalten olfo bic bon uns borber
angesebene Sotaliuume, bie tuir mann,
ten, ebe mir nod irgeno cine Der bier
lekten 3abIen> aeibeu fannten.
Sier folet nun Der e6liRel 81 Dem
Rdtbfel:
leenn bic erfteu 4 8abIen oessbe,
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Office <Stun6en
non Gil BcrnIirtags. SIS RafbiRitfdes anb Don
' 10 llbr Abenes-
Gamsn t5nnen in einiaen 2ecrienen etne Isibte,
seIdufige nftb astte Sano itretben lernefr.
9erren tn berielben 3ett cine frdfri8e, 9siaaii9e
Geih6ftshano. (
Nritatt BE s5refbefunit als cine gadabmetunit su
Iebren, bin Id eurd 20iGbrtge Grfabrung 81 Der ans
jict eefomnten, baB Sd9IIer I'm Alter non 90 Sab
rem, anifat eifter sufdutgen Metboee ~ olgen 6urt
bic Biiieniaft iih ielbh in frsefter 3et cine sez
1Oanbte S9reibpeiie aagep6bnen f6nnen.
sz6siA4A< sS s4Raiboiae, 1865.
Serrn 8. aB. Dplbear. .7s.s..a37ss.ss.
gsr iao ebsnjp sritaant ME erfrent Sab Sic ans in
10 furser GET bic Rrineipsp Der Photographic uof
tdnbig neriteben gema6t baben. szg ~ ss..
9as Spitem lit hIrs,e einfa1 unb dusgeteinnet fir
bic Bebiriftfie Der msni1li6en GeieHf9aft.
Niemanb fdnn bdgeseH iein, nnBer Dieientgens bic
macbt 6as GrIernen berfelben nidht nur Ieiebt,
fonbern macbt es aud ;i elmer angetIebmen nntsrs
5altung. Dds Eertbu1 (Ritman's WdnuaD TT iebr
gut fir ben @ebrauob arrangirt. zsz.t5a
Surdb bic GrfInonng nteier wlinoeruouen &uHf bat
f pitmon etnen Aoben las auf Der site Der msni4s
Runi ioIlte efnem jeben Gin6e eeebrt perben. 800
Sdiper Partridge, Capt. AZ. 50. 9. S.
Tbos. s. 3hDbes,s Gapt, Co. Sa. %. s,
g. s 85atterisn, gdpt. IS. Snb. Q.
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a s. So. bnoper,i Chaplain, nSa.
6. elias .. SDbtiton, a. aieut., 60. s. 102,O. g. s.
Sob Bdrnars, 1. Serg., Go. 9, 70. sSnb. ..
81 aBiuidm Rufj9s5 Chaplain, IS. R. y. 9. s.
= Duncan 81. 3orris; EXPORTER fir bic Rilitdr=Gcuis
81 miiiion IN 9aibpine.
~ 8ilars Rerril, jun., Serg, 60. 8, 70. Snh. g
g Snfass 3d. Saco6s, 1. 2ieiit. IL. 5nb, 8atterie.
.. 9snslep, Sers. Go. s, 70. SnS. Q. $.
s2imra 3mte $50
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Ghincfifd,e gRittmert.

Sn China biirfen Die Wittfpen, benz
@ebrau9 gendB, nur ipeiBe, idwarse
unb bIape &leibuns trasen. Sc 1T III
men ni9t geitattet, fid in rotben ooer
6unbfarbieen stoffen 81 5eisen,. ais
ipenn ibr Gbemann nod lebte. Sa9t
man oaber !: ,er beiratbet Die Srdgerin
zines peiBen &leioes" 10 lneirt man oas
nit cine @ittlpe. 9lrnle Samilien Der<
6eiratben suipeiien eineu ibrer SObne
an cine gSittipe, ipefin es tbnen gu
i4tper fallt; elm eutes 9Jfao6en fur ibn
III befomncn, benn bieies berurladt
pieIe Maseaben, ,pdbrenO bieiel6en gee
ring iino, tpenn man cine 8itttpe Beie
ratbet. Gs miro iibrigens ais cine llne
ebre fir cine 5anilie angefeben, henn
ibr Sobn cine gBitttue ebelidt, gang ei>
1lerlet, iuie fllis, interefant nns idon
lie ri unb eben 10 tuirft es elm iblins
mes Qi3t auf Die g8ittiue, Die iid gu
elmer stpeiten Seiratb entidlieBt. &eine
rei6e uaO anitdn5iee Camille erlaubt
sic Seiratb ibre8 Sobnes nit elmer
Bitttue, 9lud bari cine Bittips nd
1i6t in einem retben 9ob3eits< Sef.l
BON ibrer @obnung mad Dem 9aus ibs
res 3ufinftigen traeen Iafen, ionoerr
lie muB fi6 zines orOinaren, idmar5'
abersogenen StubleS bebienen, ben stpei
MANNER tragen. @iele Samilien, OF
nit gSittfpen berfpdnbt iino, tpoiler
oar6aus ni6t in zine abernali9e 9ers
mdblung 6erielben einipilligen, oa etne
/ iol6e Ser sanseu SamiIie un0 bsionbera
benz S(nOenfen oes 6ertorbenen @atter
CUR S6anSe gereibt. Sino oehen
Seripanbte in eutsn gerbaltniilen 10
uuteritiisen iie ieiue gSitttue lieber, obe'
erbalteu lie gans uno gar, nur Sainit IL
uid,t III n ,lpeiten Wtale heiratbet.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-24
From the Albany IN. " Evening Journal.
Missing letters.

A short time since a government officer in
this city was notified that two letters had
been sent to him, one containing check for
eighty thousand dollars. He was, of course,
in great trlbulation, and supposed the de-
linquency to be in the post office. But the
letters had been directed to the city of New
York, instead of Albany, and were dis
covered i'll the advertised list, and secured
all right.-
A day or two since a gentleman in SYRIA
cuse notified Me. Roessle of the Delevan
House, that he had forwarded him So, 500 to
take up npte. But no such letter came to
hand. Search was instituted and inquiries
made, but this letter could not be found. Ii
was finally discovered in the office at SYRIA
cuse, held for postage.
One of our citizens put thousand dollar
draft in letter directed to Buffalo, few
days ago. 1t did not reach its destination,
and the post Office was duly mathematical !;
when, 10 the letter turned up among those
held for postage.
A twenty thousand dollar check was, the
writer supposed, sent to Illinois, but it did
not reach its destination. In due time it
was returned to him from the dead letter
office. 1t had been directed to Michigan
instead of Illinois.
Three members of family in this city
own stock in a western bank. One of them
received the regular dividend, but the 9TH
ers did not. After o while it was found that
the Two missing letters had been directed to
New York instead of Albany.
Instances like these are occurring every
day. The post office department is, of
course, held responsible-c ensured when
the letters are missed, but not relieved from
the censure when the delinquencies are
found to belong to the parties themselves.
For no one likes to talk about his own blum
ders.
The chief causes of missing letters are,
first, instruction, and secondly, neglect to
stamp them properly. OF the latter there
have been deposited at the Office in this city,
since the first Of January, TIA. Except in
cases where the writer's are known (by hav-
ing their card upon the envelope) these are
sent to the dead letter office.
1t should be known that revenue stamp
is not recognized on letter.; and great
many letters are deposited with such stamps
upon them. These are all sent to the dead
letter office.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-24
Congressional Tsoir,gs.

The House was not in session on the 18th.
In the Senate, on the 14th, Mr. Stewar
| offered an amendment to the first section
the article amending the constitution re-
ported by the Reconstruction Committee,
defining the meaning of the word "citizen."
The general basis of his amendment is uni
versal amnesty and universal suffrage.....A
bill for the prevention of smuggling was
presented and considered.
In the House, on the 18th, number of
miscellaneous bills were introduced and re-
ferred......A select committee was appointed
to go to Memphis, and examine into the re-
cent riots there, with all necessary powers
1.-THE Committee ofsWays and Means
were directed to consider the propriety of
repeating all United States taxes on national
banks, except the one half Of one per cent
tons reported in favor of the right Of Col
umbus Delano, the sitting member, 10 the
seat from the Thirteenth District of Ohio.
mfr. Chanler introduced resolutions con-
tanning language highly dlsrespectf1l to the
majority Of the House, and was formally
censured therefor.-...A resolution of in
quiry into the mail contract to Brazil was
adopted.
In the Senate, on the 18th, Mr.. Fessenden
gave notice that he would cali up the recon
struction resolutions on Monday next, and
press them to vote as early as possible.
A bill regulating the time and place of hold
ing U S. Courts in Virginia was passed,
Richmond is fixed as tie place, instead Of
Norfolk......Th resolution to prevent the
Introduction Of cholera was taken up. The
Senate resolution was rejected, and that of
the House adopted, after being somewhat
amended. The President sent in his veto
Of the Colorado bill, consideration of which
was post poned until the following day......
The bill for the prevention of smuggling
was passed. .....The Consular Appropriation
bill was made the special order for the 18th
......Mr Sherman reported the bill for re-