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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

COMPLIMENTARY NOTICES NY THE
CITY PRESS.

At period like the present. when our city is
filed to Overlooking with transient population,
and diseases prevail 70 an extent hitherto I'M
o. Is that nj hs tSa., q
diateiy interested shcuid have information which
viii lead them 10 avail themselves Of competent
medical advice. Men who have been educated in
the best schecls of the profession Of medicine and
been successful in D practice Of many years, are
surely worthy Of confidence; if they have given
profession and made themselves masters Of H.
they have still more night to expect support more
particularly II they have afforded proof Of their
L. COLEMAN. who. in his speciality. has been
benefzetor to the afflicted. and may ever be relied
on safe and sure physicizn.-Nsshriiie Usioa.
advertisement Of DIR. COLEMAN. in another column.
As practitioner in the noble scienee Of medicine
be stands ut the head Of his profession. He is q
grad ste Of the mest aistinguished University in
theSt ute Of Pennsylvania. xnd it may we'll be
PROV { hin. fer ( ~ e alumni have achieved
feel pasud Of Der ohsprinx.- ksshsaie Timss.
Attention il directed e the advertisement Of
Doctor IL . graduate Of the University Of Penn
sylvanis, old and experfnsed practitioner and
has been very successful beth here and elsewhere
be has devoted his attention for nxny year, pasf.
Those requiring bis services viii End that he i
net only skIlful physician. hat Is hizh-tened.
essssr ssntlemsn.- Nasavsus ffsss.
oMee Hsurs ften , n she Msrnanx 70
~ Might
All letters must be addressed
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
cHnoxIcA AND PRIVATE DISEASES,

having graduated at the University of Pennsylya-
mia. at Philadelphia in lSl4-45, and since that
time he has diligently applied himself to his pro-
fesson, and carefully investigated all the remedial
agents best calculated TO alleviate the diseases
suffering humanity, and thereby merit the conf
dcnce and esteem of his fellow citizens. The on
viabie reputation which his
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- $500
list OF

POST OFFICES OPEN IN TENNESSEE TO THIS
as,l lssssHins fliaaDATE.
. ,orrtcrs. = soouxrfss OFFICES. COUNTIES.
Alexandria, De kalb. Adairsville, Cas-. AZ
Ashland, Chcatham. Anderson, Franklin.
Athens, MeMinn. s
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as possible, anil the time necessary to effect cure
must be determined by circumstances.
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wines and Brandies

IN THEIR STOCK OF
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

IOUIAxIILE avn NASHVILLE RAIL
B04D-gMpouTANTT 10 sMIFPEnH
-1k0UCrE0H ~ nATEN-
IN AND AFTER THIS DATE AND UNTIL
~ knrtasf Notice. the loifss:ux rats will be
charged On frcighf between + sskgil;s. Tsnnes-se.
snd 4, ise.<vi:l<. ksntueky per 10 b.
fiksI CLASS. - r1s- sEc0NDcIsASs. - eta
IHfkDtLASs. 35een. Zoe KTHcLAsS. ao~5s-
GRAIN. - eta
$pect0t Rates s<iH be made for
Large Shipments.
Rc1nec& Rates Per Car Lad.
PIT ksiizo@d ard Scrap .Iroa. Hay. Salt. Ca,
meuf and Plaster. @13 per Car Load. r
issvs 51oes. Drereoi Lcmb<r, AsrieuItaral In-
pleRsnf,. New Fursiturs and Msehisery. o1s
xFeiFAf cIszei6sd seesrdinz % the reduced els.,
essstles e ne re<u1sr Rfsi<5t Isria 81 III,
I'D, I'D :, saasst e q EsIss "a soad
Jzo. Z. nRxss7oRD. = 'siA's'asn''
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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

Whoever undertakes the Medical Profession
should feel resting upon him double obligation
one the duty he owes to the public. to whom he
announces that he is qualified member of his
10 make and maintain q reputation for attain
ments and skill
There are some Practitioners. indeed there are
many, who are ignoran- Of ia sri
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24
NOTICE.
Bran.

1000 SACKS for sails g. !. 81 R1 g Tssfs S Co.
sspt6.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

point in the report of the Russo-Greek
Committee, which is this:
I" That officers of tho Russian Navy,
who visit the Sandwich Islands, eagerly
avail themselves Of the services of our
Church, in preierence to those of the
Papal, or non-Episcopal Communions.
The Committee also adds:
"That while our Missionary to Mexi-
co was temporarily soiourning last
Spring in the Capital CT that Empire, a
Russian Prince who arrived, to marry a
Anglo American priest was there, i'm
mediately sought permission of the EN-
peror Macmillan to be married accord
ing to the rites of the Anglo Catholic,
instead of the Roman-Catholic Commu-
nisn, and the permission being granted,
he was accordingly married" -
This viii suffice to refute the ca
nard of the New York Evangelist, and
the fact that Father AgaIius came out
with denial of the whole statement as
false, clinches the whole matter The
Bishops of the Church in this country
have now been a long time in CORES
pondence with the ecclesiastical so-
periors of Father Agapius, and they
have heard of no suspensions or degra-
dations for "countensncing q Church
outside of the Apostolic succession"
Churches truly in that succession do
not turn people out of the Church for
things of that nature" They believe in
Divine faith, and know what that faith
is, and when it 10 violated.
1t is about time that this mode of ar
gument by Misrepresentation and SLAM
der was stopped. If Christians differ
with the Church in her doctrines, then,
"to the law and to the testimony, in
fair, charitable, open, honest, manly ar.
gument, but let Us stop this jesutieal
way Of doing things, ands evangelizing
the world. >.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

RELIGIOUS IETEREsT.-To-day COM
pletes the. eth week of the series OF meet.
iDgs at the Ashby Chapel, which we learn
have been held with the most satisfactory
results. The work was continued inn
mediately, after the. week of prayer in
January, in which all the Churches uni
ted Three meetings have been held each
day, as follows: Business mems PRAYER
meeting from eight to nine o'clock in
the morning; Women's Prayer meeting
In the afternoon at three o'clock, and a
sermon followed by prayer meeting in
the evening. Forty conversions have re.
suited.
The First Baptist congregation have
been at work during the same period,
holding two meetings each day, PRAYER
meeting in the afternoon, and sermon
and prayers in the evening. Their u.
bors have been attended thus far nv the
addition of about sixty members -,
In she Christian Church also there
has been a lively interest manifested
with what result we are not informed &.
Also in Lost Creek township there has
been an extensive revival under the
charge of Rev. Mr.. McCulloch, the Pas.
tor OF the Christian Church. AHA
All the other Churches in this city we
learn the best feeling pervades the mem.
bership, ard they are praying for and
expecting q glorious revival WGbos1
Express.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24
SATURDAY EvENING.


The week Is last, the Sabbath dawn comes on !;
Rest--rest in peace-thy daily toll is done;
And standing as I'll on stsndest, on the brink
or new scene Of being, calmly thin k
OF what is going, is now, and soon shall be,
As one that trembles in eternity
For such as this now closing week 10 past,
SO such advancing time will close my last,
Such as tomorrow shall the awful light
On the eternal morning hail my sight.
Spirit of good on this weeks verge stand,
Tracing the guiding influences of thy hand;
That hand that leads me gently, calmly still,
Up LIES dark, stony, tiresome, thorny hill.
Thou, thou, in every storm ha. sheltered me,
Beneath the wing of thy bsRignity;
A thousand graves my footsteps circu tvsnt,
And exist-thy mercy's monument.
Thousand W, 1.-THE up the bed Of pain,
live, and pleasure flows through every vein;
Want Ger thousand wretchea waves her wand
circlsd by ten Thousand mercies stand.
how can praise the, Father how express
my debt OF reverence and of thAnkfulness,
A. debt that DO intelligerce can unit
Dile every mons ut swslls the vast amount
-hor weeks duties thoH hast given me siren 9Th
And brought me to its peaceful c,ose 81 length !;
And here my greatful bosom fame would raise
flesh msnsrisi to thy glorious praise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24

Ever brought TO the city Of Evansville, which
can sell at greatly reduced prices, for Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24
sATURDAY............FEBRUARY 2.
RELIGIOUS.



The Union Prayer meeting meets at
Behm's Commercial College Rooms, on
Sabbath afternoon, at o'clock, p. M.
REv1vALs.-A revival of much inter-
est is in progress at Delaware, Ohio, and
many are INDUCING hope. 5ai
At Neoga, Illinois, q series of inter-
esting meetings are being held; 81 have
already united with the Church, and
others are expected to come forward at
the next communion.
There is unusual interest manifested
in the Fourth Church, in indianapolis.
The two Churches, Lancaster, Ind,
20. 81, Madison Presbytery, and Mon
roe, Ind, IN. 81, same Presbytery,
have united in their Sabbath services
One minister servesaboth congregations.
A series Of meetings were held the first
and second weeks in January. About
20 expressed hope in Christ, and Is
united with the Church at the last com
munion. DDS s
An interesting revival has been in
progress for some time at Tuscols, Ills,
which has resulted in adding 81 mem.
bers to the Church, and others are in
dulging q hope of having found the
Savior. The interest is now extending
to the Baptist and Methodist Churches.
A meeting Of II days continuance
has just closed at Blue Ball, Ohio, which
has resulted in adding % persons to the
Church. -,.-.,,--,.etr4 -14ego
As the result of an awakening, com
menced with the week of prayer, Gods
spirit has been poured out on the Church
at Bloomington, Illinois Forty persons
have united with the Church, and others
are under conviction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24
a CARD.

ATE RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE 70 THE
w citizens of Evansville aud vicinity that we
have bought out The entire stock Of Pianos Or
vas, Meiodeons, and musical goods lately kent
BY MessrB. Hasbrook AZ Ritchey. and viii ssiI
them AZ greatly reduced rates. Among them a-e
the folio wing snstruments, verB cheap
One Mason q Hamlin Organ
One do de MeiodenrE
One s. D. q W. 81 Smiths Organ.
Five Pianos of different grades - +
feb10-n WARREN 4 O0NYNGFON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24
Protestant EplscopaI Churoh.

ST.. PAuL's CHURCH IN THIS
Church as usual on Sunday. There
will be adult baptism 10 The evenlpg.I
The Assistant Bishop Of the Diocese
viii he here q week from tomorrow, to
adm;oister the rite Of Confirmation.
There is promise of good class. Ser
vices during the week-Monday, Tues.
day, Thursday, and Saturday, at A.
NJ; Wednesday and Friday, at Is min
utes of u NJ, and Up. M.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24
DRY GOODS.
Selling off at Cost.

WE WILL SELL DUB STOCK CT DRY GOODS
w and Notions at cost until the LIST of March,
preparatory to receiving Spring Stock
HASBRO0K BITCHEY,
ftbl3-tmsr1 No First street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-24
WIN. BUCK.

81 Il sugs Cd seimsof5sg von ma
= al ioa Iiads ssa : sAf % 1oal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21
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bluafs egaDAILYaJkaoH pa5p -ai
For each insertion. persquaro, rs esnts lasa si
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Religious Notices so cents '' "t .--'''p
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third DAY, and Once week. will be charged li0oper
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or e4oh Insertion, No Notice less than eI!00.
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Legal adtsrtisenents win cchAEgsd EesularrAt's.
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for, hereAftet At the time they are ordered, other
wise they will not appeas ihtfe paper. This rule
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1IAILROAn TIR1A TAnHIs.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains A. Co
umbus, Ohio. On and aftef Monday. May alstl lSeB
rahs VIII run es iVnV"s' ta8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21
Walking Throuxh Molten Iron

Agfrightful accident recently happened
at foundry 10 Scotland. A heavy casting
was made, when some of the LIQUID escap-
ed, and splashing on the hands and arms of
the workmen, caused them to quit their
hold of the ladel, which Immediately cap
sized, and the whole Of the contents, some
three tons, was thrown on the workshop
floor. ALI the men rushed for their lives
TO the door, but it could not be opened at
once, and they turned in desperation, and
actually ran through the molten METAL
One fell as he ran, and was SO disfgured
that ne was scarcely to be recognized, and
ed of. : no - - ! SF'-S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21
RemarkabIe I.royIdencen.

The assassination of Bollmeyer is still
present with horrid distinctness to the
minds of all our readers, together with the
amazing fact that his murderer was aeuuit-
ted by partisan court. The hand of Prov
idence has fallen upon those who had a
hand In the acquittal of Brown. Three. or
fourof the jury have died; the Clerk of
the Court and the Sheriff have died; and
the Judge who tried the case, and dis
graced justice and dishOnored the Bench,
at this moment Is an idiot in lunatic asy-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21
First CIass Nlairimf6lohIal LoI.e.

A wealthy and estimable citizen, on the
shady side of sixty, luxuriates in the pos
session of young and very handsome wife.
While indulging in the sweet dalliance of
welded bliss tile other evening, he play
fully pinched cara sposd's cheek, leaving a
red spot at the point where his rude fingers
came 10 contact with the soft, velvety skin.
There" said he, "you are damaged" !"
'NAnd you," returned the saney lady, with
arogueish twinkle in her eye, .are dam
aged" He considered the joke so good
that he had TO tell il himself. ~. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21
Ir ORGANIC, WEAKNESS
DR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College If Surgeons, London,
Graduate Of one Of most eminent COLLEGES in tho
United States and the greater part Of whose lie has
been spent 10 thu hospitals Of London, Paris Pha-
delphie and elsewhere has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known! many
Aseep great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds, ashfulues, with frequent blushing attend.
cd sometimes with arrangement Of mind, were cured
Immediately.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21
4 = d ~ JT,TST -oTT--Ir-z- -HTU-rIgL
BALIIMDREstO tOeK hospital r. I.
i@s'o "a; J. BAIT GoRE, MAINLAND ,rsrm

1890 ipAITTM0RE MAINLAND. --.,. A r
roi DfrnToo W.T." ~
.not3HosnA AioAt az 20
HsTABLIaHRD As A REFUGEFROm
ErOu 40 ERKsI TOE ONLY IRBAUE WHEkKA
A 'CiIRE GAN III (lBpAINEDo ,stsd lAlBV -
Speed and only fedtual Remedy inthe World for3t
Wesk1easof TIM hack Orlinbs STRUCTURES, Aheca
ton Ofsthe KidneyS and Bladder. lnvoluhtafyDi Dis
charges, Imp tanoE, GeneEBll NeExouanees
yspePsis Lsnguor Low Sp'Tnr, nr,,dit dInl Tsanh
Ing sDimnepso n ght d Giddiness, Disraee Of the
Head, Throat, Nose Skin, Affections Of the bly,
Or. Lungs. Stoma b or Dpwels-rihose terrible IBIS
orders ariaiug from, kblihrg Habits qf Hnnth--sE-
eRET and solitary practices more fatal y their VIC
tlmsa thap the song ot SNrena aito the mariners OF
ulysses, DlRhtlng thelr most prilliant hopes Or an
tcipa6i0ns, fenuerlng narf1ase' 6c. impOssiole.
YOUNG IN EN- . - 4. y
4. ~, NJ hsy6s bscs,,a B,la 11,M.. 4 Ola. -
Especitly, w1o naxe pscSnS .he vctms q SohH
~ wee .sy.As Iefm snH ; eSfisfneavS ~ Wllch
SouSS Of The most ted tienta SsdSriiiiaSf
ineeYeh, Yh9 lgnt G.neTEl nave M splenqed list
i, 9ninp oppstes "a mi' ~ ~
IOnSSanco nSsh meos'~'' 'n0 ''''' may '"n WIN
n15YrSS,SShq Ss1.fuaiRkkqSs8 NJ 91uL
Married Persons or Young Men contempt, r,g
marriage beng aware Of Physica! Weakness . ,f,,
He gho .p'eces, bigssr sgpser the care Of, pr. a
Snd consdrntly eyupdn hissliII asia m yS;.;sn
: - OW1aANUC, NUEA N NFGG, .-'I,t
20 H6 OhtHA4NAO' "HHAA NESS
Immediately Cured and fun Vi9of Restored 70 ~ i
This d stressing Afection-.- which renders life
mi erable and marriage impOssihle-is the penalty
bald by The victims OF improper indugences Young
persons s6 TO apt ocoDnhit excuses from rot be-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21

LIFT4.lLI-tE;;a 'T4.lLI-t ~ IAIs5tl!AaaM n 5l!aa
C0IMmbHs9g& &g 4XIlePlnTia 4XIlePlnTia
DAYTON & WESTERN
@@J
yRAs1-L p Q ARA.pS
q NJ q E "a Va w
Ion AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY "A, 1866,
FIyBfTRxINs 'DAlbymiIrIsAse eOlumbaE I
FOR CINCINNATI, EoU1sVIItE, CAIRO, ST..
'ho LOUIS; DAYTON RfcHMoND IN" y
lotsl1}}s7DIsNAP0tIs q CHICAGO, 9aY3SbolsGI
W,shods ehsnee Of 10 DAYTON and yRICnl'
| flM0ND ana only one change % oars 10 IN g9u
Ss5lW DfANAP0BlS ana CHIC AGO. talpqo
Connections are reliable Is follows: s,,l XII
| ,, FIRST TRAIN. aoi,.irt
LcsvsSat ;rsS2 e:0S a &slsr ginsnnat Dayton Rich;
Ssssa Ssss.Sa sSS Xsls 0FSlS f6@
daassH: paiESs: SSi$3sG%Hf st S Rs
road. which caves at IN. M. ~,
N. B.-This is the best direct connection to Ohi-
'"S'' SECOND TRAIN.
DAILY except Sunday.) NJ,
Leaves at 1920 A. ". for Cincinuati, Dayton hlch.
mond, INDIANAPOLIS and Chicago and stops at
all stetions gxcept JQlaysyilleA Ereepqrt hlsmi-
Pm. Go con asetns With. Nah Boats direct and Ohio
&kiissisSippi Railroad for Louisville at3.46 r. No
THIRD TRAIN. 107s
s.lg .5.I7 Daily except aSnpdsy.)sl sli 3.i Il %
Leaves at 1880 A. NJ. for Y ncinnati, Dayton,
Richmoud, Indianapolis and Chicago. aud stops qt
WestJeiFsrsoh, hondon, South Charleston, xenia,
Spring Valley. Corwin. Morrow, South lebanon,
Fosters. LOyeland, Milford, arriving A. Vincinnfr
ii at 42O p NJ, connecting with Mail Line steAmS
ers for Louisville, and Ohio &hlississIpptrailroad
-,i,fg7srs, FOURTH TRAIN ss,fg sys7ir 4
,stio,4 ,(Daily except !SundayQg gILuLlIr
Leaves ct $3.50 p. NJ. for Springfield and Xenia
stopping at Allintermediate stations. .....,
''h,a' FIFTH TRAIN, ,..
b''7G ROY DAILY except Sunday "n .4
Leaves at 100 p M. for Ohcinnati, stopping &c
Alton, W est jefferson, London, South ChaEleston,
Selma, Cedarville, Xenia, Spring Valley, Corwl1,
Morrow, Loveland, and arrives at Cincinnati at
4;l5iA. M, connecting with 0.'& M! X. n. at
81 Passengers for Hill,bOro' and Chillicothe on
Marietta Cihcinnah Railtoad; will make the H9st
A. N. train, arrive at Loyeand at 3:9l Z. M and
leave Loveland at sos p. NJ. Passengers can, by
leaving Columbus at 300 A. NJ, arrive at Loyeland
at 5;44 A. M, and leave LOveland at $50 Al NJ. for
Marietta and Petersburg. These are the only
connections with M. g. q. Il. r.
Sleeping Cars are on all Night Trains.
Ga ,H aai HENRY BROOKS. Ticket Agent
-, .,un n bb0UGH, Agent. u a., r,l No.
i y GerG Ticket Agt, Cincinnati 'a 20 4. /,
E.w. WOODWARD, POrnn POilOinnA" ~ a., 10
! Superintendent ire. IiI .'.' ."1'.l
Columbus. July II. 80 ----.1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21
TAIxE, PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice,
INDUCED in when alone, a habit frequently learned
from evil COMPANIONS, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and. not
cured, Grenders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply immeda ely. ~ VI,
/ What q pity that q ioupg man, the hope OF his
country the pride Of bis harets should be snatched
from all prospects and enjoyments m life by the con-
sequence of deYatng from the path of nature, and
ipdulging in certain secret habit. Such persons
must, before contemplating .. "a -"''naeI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21

In st. Paul, Minn., there is discharged
soldier, named Benjamin Franklin, who
had lost both hands and both feet. Ia De-
cemoer last, while stationed at Fort Wads-
worth, he started home on furlough, and
was caught 10 the great storm Of the 11th Of
that month while near Big Stone Lake.
He became detached from his team, got lost
and wandered into ravine, where two OF
his companions froze to- death. Franklin,
however, pushed on with the storm. the
wind blowing from the northwest. and he
travelled eight days in bis, tremendous
struggle for life. At the end of that time
he was picked up by couple Of Indian
scouts, who had been sent out by the Gov
eminent to look for the lost men. On
reaching Fort Ridgely Franklin was COM
PEELED e. submit to the amputation Of both
hishands and feet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21

"A NEW anecdote Of Washington has Just
come 10, light. 1t is Of the only man who
was not awed by the presence of "Pater
Patriae." This man, a Mr.. James Byrnes,
owned some land which Washington desir-
ed to have included in his plan Of the Fed
eral Capital. Mr.. Byrnes fatty refused.
Uuusedto opposition, Washington turned
upon him and said, as he only could say it.
"Mr. James Byrnes, what would your land
have been worth If had not placed this
city on the Potomac ~ Byrues was not
crushed, but. undismayed, coolly turned to
him and said, George Washington, what
would you have been worth ifyou had not
married the widow Custis?" .....-, "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21
[From the N. o. sunday Times.l
ok HEART'S-BAsE. s7s r

"
gf5El o. 1iionsnll .---.-l-. ol~ 40a
BY WALTER CLYDE.
F-WV 9ii trgf tG-------,'9 v0Tnf -"1-'l"
Sweet little flower a' tit
With radiant face
Chilled from bower A
VI beauty and grace;
Sent IN letter q "''
From lived far-Of land,
asa Bpghter and better r7'yfrD ~
Oh ag Withlove's shining band.
n How Iearess thee
o. : My sweet little GEM nr
70 my lips press thee sl -
Whilst thinking Of them
Far DER the ocean,
Who sent thee 10 me- 20 F' '7'"i
esrt'ssEasel ''Emotionl' Iau ID
The name give thee. ....1
River and mountain
l search but in vain A
For the weird fountain
a..f That lulleth heart-pain;
- Sweet little flower,
Our refuge Of rest
Graceth no bower r
aa But one bleeding breast.
MICHIGAN. July 2, 1866. .eo- Hrs -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-03

The clerk. of county church in
England lately made the following
announcement to the congregation:
'You are desired to attend meeting
in the vestry at 4 o'clock, to consider
on the means of eating the church,
and to digest other matters .
Why is Il stagnant pool OF water like
IL .eaden image Of Satan? Because
one is dead level, and the other is
lead devil.
"How happy is the elephant whose
wife, when on journey has only
one trunk" exclaims Pmach.