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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-23
AFpFR THE WAR.

The miserable days come not again.
Shed not these skies the woe of all the word
The saneune banners OF the sun have furled
Over fansomed empire, stormcd In VAN;
And Peace bath come to harvests and to graves.
Blazon oi wrath and victory, and wild wat's
ADurng eye, charm nevermore our braves,
Whose souls aIe Watch-nres and our wiser stars;
Whose youth Ve mourn not: they the ages sire5,
And we but children. o sleep well their fires,
Where Shaw hath earned the privilege Of time,
Where LN on ike a lion, lay sublime,
His promise DER him. Earth and skies
Rear their memorial Rise, Freedom, rise
KANE 0'DoENEGL.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-23
MILLINERY, MANTUA.MAKINe, &c
II e M PIE OF FA HON.
Importations for the Spring and Summer
of 1866.
MRS. M. A. BINDER.
No. 1881 CHIsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,

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Paris Patterns in Issue Paper for Ladies' and Chl.
drens Dresses
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he most desirable styles OF Ornaments, Buttons Laces
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Ladies furnish nR their rcn and costly materials may
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Cutting and Basting at the shortest notice.
sets of Peterns now ready for Merchants and Dress
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MRS. NJ. A. BINDER,
3 10 I'm No. 1881 CHESNUT Street Philadelphia.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-07
.sELEcrEb sroNY,
FFIE:
BY s ANNIE FRosr.

TnsNKsoiyrSo Day aas one thu, ,h-
v;llsgers uf Weston always marked viii,
a~whas slcnt. Al lhe time houurrd
customs oi New Enshmd villages w.r.
kep up rh-fr, aud Family psrues Mere
iaya,ry,hls gwen by all Who asd families
y cpIleet sr2rnd them.
Va the pnrucnIM Snniserary whos-
do'ngs gave rsr'to .he incidents of IN,
story There ~ss Ia he ~ iary. e.'inru.,,
oi the nhgs', At 4r- S,i.op's. Who,
has'ags no ~ snrss 10 en- erlain. hal
isisnsd iy,sudn lar aud laras 20 ,lI,e via.
hsr's on the a"in,e'sarys T" nak- NV
."0fy cis'r 10 my teaders !, will tr
tsss~sssry Ito m,sducs sons of nv
tnHrat,efs, before "'hry appear IN gala
dress. 1s
MIS- Wilson was tie leader ip the l,te
village Of Weston, occupying the i.,g.s,
house. ~lrisls bad bsep bail, ty her
husband Tor bis BRIDE, and spsndiar freely
an income thst warranted iuxorious
spp'ipi'pspis. Her sister. lIeuy Payne,
and Effis, ilsi Only child & iLs l,aps
essesito,sd hersf-mi'y. Ts" year. before
BE dsy rIsn ", issgsd her invta.ion.
Iesl tL@ Thanksgiving parry, Ms. W,Lor
relarrsd FROM l'sIy. wte,s she had
secoppsnird her bu.bsnd 10 vain ss.rel,
tOs iheatl, bearing with her. The body Of
anses Wilson. who died IN FI'sence. and
p.A brbe, whose child sh losrliness now
nssds' the sunshine Of her ,hon,% lI.uy
Sas boasektvper dnring her sstrrs
absence, snI nov q Ioved inmate .of that
sjsseSs home.
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sst siss parry, aud Mrs. ,.ilson Was sealed
Sfs tis,,y IN she pretty sif,ipr rconl.
Both busy apee de d,wts i.si;isnipr Of
seine blyssknois Tor Glbrs.. ssi,i,s lasris,o
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-07
A Wonderful Dream and a Narrow
Escape from Destruction.

MIR. Robertson, Mail Agent on the A.
anil G. w. Road. between this city and
Cleveland, related to us, yesterday, the
strange item about farmer who prevent
ell a terrible disaster on the road. near
Mansfield, Ono, at the time of the recent
great freshet. We had before seen a
paragraph relating to the singular affair.
MIR X c"nversed with the farmer, and
here islhe story, in short:
The farmer "a Pennsy went TO
ted during the heavy and proiysc,ed
storm, Monday night, and, dreaming ,hs,
the hi across ehasm, some hundred
fee, deep, had given way under a passen
ger ram, aud let it. down into the abyss,
be sprang to render assistance to the pas.
sengers, ran 10 the door, and was hasten
ing tromshe house, when his wife swak
ened him. lie related his dream, and
went TO bel again, but sl-p, little more
during the night. The dream ma le such
deep impression on his mind iha, he
has'ened TO tie chasn, the next morrinn
early, to see what con ditiou it was in
but the road was apparently all right, al
'ho"gti the water WAS pouring and surg
'ng through the large cu!vert beneath As
though it would wash the earth away.
Tuesday night, the farmer could no,
rest for thinking about his dream Of the
preceding rght, and getting up, he pro.
cured bis lantern aud hurried off to the
chasm. When he arrived there, he found,
TO his terror. that tbs huge fii! had been
washed on', leaving nothing but the un,
supported ties and track over the chasm.
clearing The rap laundering toward
destruction, the farmer clamhered across
the dreadful break, aud raining dovn the
road some distance, lie signaed the ap.
preaching train To stop. AID so shor,
was the time, that, bv the time the en-,
g'neer vas able to hold up, the engine
was but few fee, Of from the chssm.
The train was large, and Fl led with per
sons who had bean to the grea, Union
meeting at Mansfield. What n narrow
escape they ali made from a horrible
death! For the tram would have plupy.
ed down the frighNal precipice, car upon
car, crushing all 10 death in the ruins
The passengers at once evinced their ora.
u.ude to their preserver, the Penns, Ivan
ian. by making INN up handsome sum
Of norey.-Dqyto" (0hjo) Journal.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-07
NUMBER 80.
Who Pese Desc Local Editors 2"
The Cincinnati Times has the follow,

'"e Shcihnatl IiDaes has the follow,
ing: ..
Detective Larry uszen was met ysstsr.
day by keepsr of beer saloon on Vine
street. over the canal, who was laborinp
under considerable apparent excitement.
Recognizing HAGEN, be stepped up to him
with the exclamation:
"Who pese desc wot you calls local
editors
"Ihey pick up items" said the officer,
"deadhead into shows, etc" ....
"pey pick up items. l think so. Is
gold watches items Is sixty dollars
'tensi Heya
He was asked TO .ezplaiu what he
meant, which he did as follows:
Dis morning I was drinkin' lager NIT
mine friends all the while in mine saloon.
and IN comes young man wat dere
never was aiready-and he pulls out
Ieet'e sheepskin pook and lead pencil, and
he says he Pees .loSsl EDITORS, ard he
wants me to tell him vot there was pout
the row mt niue beer saloon Iast
night.
81 ASIA hirn wo, kind o'busiuess he as
to that row, by tam, what kind oiiRht.
"And lie says he report ums in de pa.
pers. 80 | tell him all vo, don't know
pout the rows vot some tam row dies tries
10 kick out OF mine saloon last night
And mind poade,s gets around and they
de'Is more things vot recoilects, upd de
nlce young man, be sticks EN- down in
his sheepsk'n pook nit his lead pencil
Den he drinks glass lager, which be don't
let himself pay for, py tam, (feI, sure as
never was, he one little newspaper fellow
when he did'nt make pay init my lager;
but da. ma kes noting Inference; der's
no principle in dat, und den be goes, opt,
und | don't sees him again all de vile.
"Dsn one of my poarders he finds,Lim-
self stolen away from his gold watch, py
tam; und my neighbqr Schmi,t, he
found sixty toIlar what be hadn't got"
"Ihe nice young man, who pretended
10 he local editor, was a pickpocket,"
SAID Hazen, "who took that means to
carry On his trade, and he succeeded pref
,y well If be GO. a gold watch auG a;xty
dollars"
II thinks he succeeded pretty well, mine
"ot de next time man gqmes in my
saloon nit his tam sheepskin pencil and
lead pook, and says he is a local editor,
by tam, he don't comes in."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-07

WENDELL PHILLIPs has made another
speech, in which he tells the Radicals
what the country expec's Of them a, the
'conmg session OF Coagtoss. Here is a
paragraph:
What, then, is to be done I These men
must be sent back to Congress to enact a
law that viii render il impossible for any
Southern State to- come back into Con.
gress beiore 1860. Congress NAV 90
back and sit down IN the House of Rspre.
sentatives aud govern this Republic, aud
exercise The right which the war has 10
vested IN 1t, by virtue Of two third. ofthe
votes VI the North, aud govern this Re
pnblic; and in order TO do that, the very
tirsi act Of that House is TO impescb tie
President Of the United States. AWAY
with questions Of admir.ipg LIsr State or
the other. The r-i -ctlon or acceptance Of
this or the other amendment; the object
OF the Congress OF the United States
should be to govern this Republic. Aud
IN otder to do that, the FIRST step is to i'm.
peach the Presidsat of the Uuilsd States,
AID while the trial is going on, remove
him from bis office. Impeachment is
woIb nothing without the iemoval Of the
p,esidept uo al his innoe.noa Ia sst.bI;sh
ed. To have the head Of ,hs nation, By
bis own avowal, the head OF a rebellion,
in. possession Of the national strength
while he is tried, is aifaree, II is to be
hoped this the people will never exhibi,
in the fscss'of Chris,spdom.s LIE. the
House of Representatives. impeach the
Prssidsat and place ,ns president Of tho
Sensts in the Office, and then We will
run the maohinet"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-07

Why People Go TO CHuRcH.-The
motives in which Induce different People
to go to church on Sunday, or any other
day, are very diverse. and in any parti.
cular case rather difficult TO determine
10 the words Of a poetic correspondent,
some SO to spend an hour OF idle time
some to hear the new organ, and some to
chlicIse the preacher. Some 90 to show
their bonnets, some to see their friends.
some to firt. "Some 60 10 gossip with
their neighbors, and some as a respite
from their labors. Some 90 from an 10.
ward sense OF duty, and some from an
outward sense of beauty. Some 20 10
church because they are made to. snd
Some 60 there because they're fraid to
ldo otherwise, we supposed Some 90 to
sing, some 60 to sleep, some 60 to gaze,
aud Others 60 to weep. But Of all this
mixed and thronging crowd, joining in
the response loud, aow many Of them on
Sabbath day, 60 there to hear, to heed
and pray ." Echo answsrs-."How
mauyf"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-07

CHARrrY.-Chari,y embraces the wide
circle OF all possible kindness. Every good
act is charity; your smiling in your bro.
Tiers face Is charity; an exhorta ton OF
your fellow man to yirtuous deeds is equal
to a'msgiying; your putting wanderer
10 the right road is charity; your assist.
ing the blind is charity; your moving
stones and thorns from theroad is charity:
your giving water to the thirsty is charity.
A mans good wealth hereafter ia the
good he Goes in this world 70 Li. fellow.
man. When he dies, people will! say,
what property has he left behind Kim y,
But the angels will ask, "Wbat good
deeds has he sen! before him i"-Iry
ing.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-07
!. SELECT POETRY.
Prom .thc metropolitan Record. -
y THE OLD DOMINIoN.
Pale ard wansher proud .droop ping,

Pale ard wansher proud toen.drooprng,
80. And deel saline on her hruw,
Stands the qpeeply Old Dopini6,,--- -
~ Ah, wbe,e is her scepite nowP ...,...
Where her crown, so thickly studded
With. bruhl names like living rtars9
.Foreinost IT, e,c war for freedom, E.s
~ Has she nothing lett but scssY !.
Loskipg Oh her .rsragrd citiea,
On her drsn'nted p'ains,
.sonfher homes o,.se gay .mi happy,
Where now silent sorrow, eigns.
Dear old mother State! her bosom
rs with kceurst ar,guish tom;
For tile dead aud for tile living
S.ong aud deeply must shr mourn.
But pride mingles with her sadness,
la her night She still hath ,onss;
Scorns her l"ly sou! to inltrr,
Bropdipg Ger her gIe.eps. yronga
lovingly lsle, ga'hss round her .,....
AZ, All Who still uphod her name,
81! Leads them iorih TO win new conqucsts
On new battle fields Of lame. .,s
Triumph willie ye may, base ioemcn s..
80 Men devoid of manly hrmts;
Boast We c'nel alien slnniercrsl s..r
Piercing her with poisoned d drts- ~
For S"ch war are ye "predesiincd,"
On this field W kn W no fear vi
Persecution slauIlrI--rraIiy
Malice--.iom your fitting sphere"
Yet, bethink yc-ihe "da K ages"
Ole yeTro,idy beast are o'ce;
= And iteren then brave spirit.
a Seornrd the Inle VI savage power----
Do .e dream the gallant s,utnon-
.' Whose strong m sht J" qnaied see
Lies forever On ushrd and hopoirss,
-. Al ject slave to your decrscg
- All, fair Southl full many n Northern
Heart is Lieod:u,; or thy NOS
y. Many apravet to Him is brea,l.d
Who alone can Civ. ,eposc.
let thou la amid thy sorrows T.
>. .Com'ors to this iand dcri.d
So Thoac view with hope the future, &.
- And the past with honest pride.
But the No'thl fearful tecord
Blindl,, madiy, hath she m de-
Well mty she Invoke Heavens pity,
That it, justice be dcuycd -
Philadelphia, May, 1885. ". l.. ".
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-07

A mechanic named Emory, at Albany,
New York. bas invented new cotton
g'p whcas merits arsthat it is portabls,
!, nprosided with condenser, apd can
be worked aswell in open air as ip a house.
a larger per cent. II rool is obtain ed
from the seed and the leoeib Of The FABRIC
wonderfully preserved. The value Of The
staple 20 the manufactures is enhanced
from three TO iivs cents per pound.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-07

DEsrrrprIos IN ALABANA-rBreyet
BrRndies GeneEaI L. d. sewalL, spec
tor General Bureau Refugees. Freedmen
ard Abandoned Lands, has returned from
tour Of inspection in Ala5ams. lie re.
pors that in a considerable portion Of the
State, there is almost an entire failure OF
the corn sersp. and that the cotton crop
has been seriously affected by the drought
and worms Ia the interior and Northern
part Of the S.a'c, the people are very des
,i,ute, sad, unless assisted, there win he
much suffering duriae The winter. The
freedmen have been industrious, bat the
fsilass pf,he crops leaves them uuproyid
ed foF.-- Washingtoa Chronicls.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-07

New Com is selling at Anderson Cour,
House, South Csrolins, at from as 70
90 eeps FER p1shel, ip currency.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-07

What ftoit dosss newly marriei couple
mos, resemble 4 green pSat
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-07


"A"i We mus, invite bim here ofeb,
lieuy. IL is .o"ly justice"
Bat II was not long before the set OF
justice became TO llruy a plss.ors .Ie
wootd seare.Is admit how great. even tn
herself The iavits,ipn seat through Ellie
vas .aseriy necep'ed, aud the bunciibnck
Vas soon constant visitor NJ Mrs. VIII
sons, aud before msn, weeks loved and
hunpred one.
: ! w.h | could mako yog see here
so'aethiag VI he geplio ioveiiness OF Heity
Pa,Hes character. She bad never been
beautiful, aud aow IN her thirtivlh wear,
there was n'nhiBg 10 redeem her face rom
POSITIVE psihue.s bur III winuinx sweet
asss q exprrss,op.l Accustomed in her
girii.o''d TO end herself slis h,sd Cor her
'aa-'bti'iisbiiy attractive sister. she had
g'osn umid aud reserved il society, bo,
At ho'ns abe was :bc geniIe, tender, d5-
nestle womsa ~bose qp'-t g,~ce, a,s
'o"rs valuable tbaa'suy shosy accom-.
pl'shnenis. 4 WIS a new sspsai IN TO
shis gentle woman to find herself an oh.
Joe. OF fthe respect, a,len,ion, and courtesy
OF gentleman, whose handsome face
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-10
FROM CANADA.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 9

NEW 0Rks NOV. y.
The Worlds Quebec special says the cor.
respondence between the Canadian Govern
ment and Her Msjestys representative at
Washington, is understood TO have resulted in
the recall Of the death sentence recently pro
nounced against the condemned, and the
substitution therefor of Imprisonment for .
term of years.
Messrs. Weles, Bell and Flanagan have
been released without trial.
The action of the Government in commut-
ing the death sentence will probably be made
public in few days
The Montreal Gazette, Government organ,
reiterates the statement that the British Gov
ernment has instructed its representative to
see that the Fenian prisoners are not only
tried by a regular tribunal, but afforded all
the benefit of the most humane penal codes.
ToRoxro, Nov. 9.
The police authorities are instructed to
cause the arrest and detention of all suspi-
cious characters found in the city, under the
habeas corpus suspension act passed last ses-
sion. The act empowers . magistrate to
cause the arrest Of any person suspected OF
countenancing or encouraging designs against
the Government or people, and commit him
to prison, there to remain, without trial or
bail, till the 9Th of June next. Yesterday
the arrests began. Four men were commit.
ted-Janes and John Dudley, Charles Cash,
and Alexander Nicholson, The Dudley q
profess to hail from Brooklyn, and are mould
ers by trade Cash SAWS he comes from
Lancashire, England; Nicholson from Seotl-
and. 1t is expected to be proved that
Dudley is an assumed name, the proper one
being Douegan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW oRK. Nov. y.
A very large meeting was held last evening
at Cooper Institute, TO aid in the establish
ment OF q national asylum, on the Potomac,
for disabled soldiers and sailors Horace
Greely presided. Addresses were delivered
BY Lieut.. Gov. Woodford, Gen. O. o. How
ard, Gov. Hamilton Of Texas, and others.
A contribution was raised in aid Of the OBJ.
ject. Twenty-Five or thirty thousand dol.
lars are needed to establish the institntiou
Lieut.. Gen. W. T. Sherman and Hon. l.. d.
Crmpbell, our Minister to Mexico, arrived in
this city last night.
Brain, the alleged piraie of the Chesa-
peske, pleaded not guilty to the indictment
in the Circuit Court in Brooklyn. He was re-
manded, and the trial will take place on the
10TH
Joseph Smith was some time since elected
from the steamer st. John and refused pas
sage to Albany. He sued the company for
$50. 900 damages, and jury yesterday. af-
ter charge by the conrt sustaining the COM
plainant, rendered q verdict for fourteen hun.
dred dollars
The Toronto papers say that the death sem
tence passed upon the Fenisn prisoners will
be remitted, but that the punishment will be
severe.
The Tribuns's figures increases Fenton's
majority TO IA ,306.
Previous TO the races yesterday, Mr.. Ed
work Schenek sold at auction seventeen blood
horses from the stables of Leonard w. Je-
rome, comprising some of the best stock in
the country. The total amouat Of the sale
was So, 3,345.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

Is New foRK. Nov. 10.
The Heraids Paris correspondent says that
Gen. Castleman will arrange for the retire.
psasss, as Napoleon thinks that 8 march by
considered that France would be- released Of
two huge incumberanees, Rome and NexSco,
about the same period Of time.
The Empress Of Mexico, .ow called The
Princess Charlotte, Is said to be amicted with
Areligious monomania, always bevailing the
injuries done to the church in Hexico, and
that her case ID hopeless Of cure 4 = aid
the unfortunate lady hss jast AttspPted p
The Herulds Dublin corrtSpes6sst ssys
be grsnd national affair. he sivee e1ksasls
from The ietters received By tie Executive
Committee from leading personaees IN rspay
BY Cardinal Cullen, and othrs, - Ihnv
that Me- vDrighs 10 nkelv - eej1s Sh ape.
unioa Of ali seea aa6 worthy ldfIk1Asif =
will secure the legitimate removAl q exisefns
grisvanoasL d sssss;e s@T -sss.iilst 4 fss-z Is
CoHsfABI1xcFsx, Nov. 7.--Tha trusbls -
tween the Duleaa Govssansak - ths Cnhi-
net Of the United 6latss, growine. 81 q ~
conduct Of the Turkish olicials s>pui6& ~
Cousul and, Consnlaae os .Ana;sa - ~
Island CyprsJ, ID btsa ssstled. 80,
PAaIs, Nov. THE ships which. hsvss
bees esdses1 ~ ~ nsssiee q fen0siAf tha
Frsneh troops ftom AaGieos ess ssaaZ =
;s;iiA. ~ ~ III asss' 80 - ]:
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