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In regard to the scenes which now took place
around the building, aud the manner in which the
allied forces in the streets conducted thesege the
board cannot undertake TO present even q sum
mary of the evidence. They can only say that the
feTocity, unsurpassed in the annals of crime. Es-
Gaping negroes were mereilessly pursued, shot,
stabbed, and beatensto death by the mob and po-
lice, Wounded men on the ground, begging for
mercy were savagely dispatched by mob, police,
ifemen, and incredible as it may seem. in two in
staneestby women; but, in two or three most
honorable and exceptionable cases, white men and
members of the convention were protected by
members of the police, both against the mob and
against other policemen. The chief Of police, by
great eXertions defended in this manner Governor
Hahn.
AFTER the attack had commenced, the police APP
peared to be under no control as such, but acted
as and with the mob. Their cheers and waving Of
hats, as they threw the mangled Dbstie, then sap
pesed,a corpse, like dead dog into the cart were
sufficiently TO show theirunisisn pf feeling withther
allies twill sufficiently appear from the evidence
4 the assistant editor OF the New Orleans Times,
that 1t was only by announcing his character as
such l that hesqyed himself from instant death at
lie hands Of the police A reporter of the same
paper saved himself in similar manner, hut mar.
rowiy escaped subsequent maltreatment on sus.
picton OF having wern Grape for Lineou.n
On the subject of the massacre on the, streets,
and the snare of the police therein, the hoard
would refer to the evidence Of Gen. FIJI. Heron,
Cen Benton, Maj. Moore, Mai. Frye, DR.. Cooper,
Capt. Chambers, DR.. Bentley, DR.. New. Messrs.
Frazier, Cope, Miller, Ppynot Hire Hickoc, B.
Rush PlHm1ey, Fox, Buplessis, Stuart Hoynes
GOurdreau, and many others,
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Oh llIFUINUELlI3T TNI5I4I .15tB
Corner Perdido Street
NEW INSURANCE AGENCY
L. @. NoByELL & CO.,
Representing ....,..... ss;s, $4,000.
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many Of our readers), is the proprietor. Mr..
scoTr is in the city now, and preached in Trinity
Church, Haselstreet, last night. sItis the design
of the conductors Of this monthly to make it a
first tclsss literary magazine. This, indeed, is in
dicated by the motto : sic aur ad astra. >" -
AThs contents Of the April number are ns follows,
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ecclesiastical influence, and so thoroughly imbued
with the historic spirit; which is yet entlrey Hee
fromthe irrational assumptions by Whlch Inc
method falsely called historic has recently Deen
marked" 4 <
, Article VI. is on the Poems and Fables Of
;RoBERr HENRYsQN, an early Scotch poet, whose
haYe never before been collected.
Article VII. The Ecclesiastical Commission; and
Article Will Reform and Political Parties. The
last at this time is Of peculiar interest, as many
persons are butyery impertectly asquainted with
the precise nature OF the reforms recently pro-
posed in Parliament by Mr.. GLADSTONE.
: Mr.. JOHN RUSSELL is the agent for L. sooTT
Co.'s reprints -. ~ .ola.
Coysnne or Ialy. By MADAME DE sTAEr.--
Mr.. CouRrEAY, in Brosd-street, sent us thus oook'
q new edition (in Engish), Of an approved French
classic. We shall not make ourselves ridiculous,
attempting a review Of GorSnne at this late day,
likelthe western country editor, who few years
ago had "frst-rate notice" of sHAKspEARE-
Mr.. CouRTrNAY thought it possible there might
be some young ladies in the city who have not
vet read the book, and it was for their accommo-
dation he procured the present supply.
The RICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNAL for April has
reached us. One OF its editors, DR.. E. T. GALL
LARD, is an honored son fthis State. The num-
ber is well filed both with original and selected
matter. The Journal is very ably conducted;
and il is evidently the design Of the editors to do
oil in their power towards elevating the standard
of medical education in America. There is along
and earnest editorial on this subject in the number
before us. From a New York letter We have
some interesting particulars relating to the last
session Of the medical colleges in that city. The
number OF students in attendance was larger than
Ever before. The Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
lege graduated 17O. The College of Physicians
and Surgeons had an attendance Of 465, and gradu-
ated 12O. The University Medical College gradu-
ated rs. The other schools are not mentioned.
scorrs MONTHLY MAGAZINE for April, is on our
table. This magazine is published in Atlanta,
Ga. Rev. ". J. SooTr editor, and ]. J. TooN "a
former resident Of Charleston, and known to
many Of our readers, is the proprietor. Mr..
scoTr is in the city now, and preached in Trinity
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OUR BOOK TABLE. q
Tsr LOST CAUSE.-THE publishers, E..B. TREAT
& Co., sent us their Prospectus, announcing that
tThe Lost Cause, by E. a. POLLARD, is the only
standard and official Southern history published"
sThefe are alreadyin the field no less 'nan nAeeen
histo, ::of the war, arranged by Northern wrlters
and to correctly understand the great struggle,
.broueh which we hare passed, we must have the
facts and figures as presented by sSrshern his
torisn-for we can only arrive at tn 81 &th by
knowledge OF the events as seen by Dstf parties
to thes&ruggle." y e....a 80,
ThesBOoF is to be complete in one large royal
,ctavo volume Of eight hun dred pages, a9d 70 be
.embellished with twenty-four steel portraits OF
distinguished Confederate leaders, Price 80 pay
able on delivery, 1.-THE book is issued only to
.subscribers.]
A handsome specimen sheet, containing Chap
ter I, together with several very finely executed
engravings, accompanies the Prospectus, Ems Is
the Introductory chapter, and gives brlef review
OF the origin Of the American Union. En- pdsson1'
the author seoularizesa great many members
Of the american hagiology. OF Mr. CALHOUN ne
says: ,;:.-.-,
"His explsnstion of the true nature OF the Union
was q model Of perspicuity, snd an exposition OF
the profoundest statesmanship: In opposition 70
a acertsin vulgar and superficial opinion, that the
State institutions of America were schools OF pro-
yiucialsn. he held the doctrine that they were IN
no sense hoste to the Union, or malignant IN their
character that they interpreted the true glory OF
America; and that he was the wisest statesman
Who you'd constantly observe the sacred distrl.
bution, OF power between the General Government
and the Stateo and bind up the rights OF the States
with the common welfare. -
MraPo1uARD's style is pleasing, and the book,
we feel assured, will be read with great interest
by everybody Son cur side;" and indeed by all
who are:suffciently free from prejudice to ac-
knowledge the necessity Of reading both sides, In
order 10 arrive at something like truth. ia
Let no one cast this book aside disdainfully,
and call it a "one-sided affair."" OF course it is
one-sided. Il is professedly written from South.
ern point Of 1isY- But it Is not one whit more
biased than either, ,HuMEs or Mtciu1aY's Histo-r
ries Of England, both Of whom w.ote many years
after the events they record had .ranspirede His
tory never has been, and IN al probability never
% 49,
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MAN EfES mHue 70 fprvr at1lt tI1ot'eS e
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pamphls. r,Iued fsea on reeip S:sn cents. Address
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powers, with SIRE means ofellef sentfree Of charge
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Iron the Hsnnibsl Me-senger.l
What II ID 70 be an Editor

Few persons have . correct idea of shat
il 10 10 be IN editor or publisher of q re sps-
Der. We have tried IL. and we think cur
experience worth something. Il 10 70 Do
more ard work and mean drud geD for lrs-
money than sny half dozen day lsbofers -
ihe community. II 10 10 be exPeetsc 70
know evsyihingi snd DO everything that
every pkin-hesd 10 io~n .r coaBiy
thinks would advance his incisidusi inter-
sss. AID 10 be abused II you don't Do Il. II
10 10 take up very poor material and make
great men out OF Il. Il is 10 be sneered q
ssas only % editor BY lhese sane thrift
less, thouchiless characters, after you hsss
lifted them out Of the ashes Of obscursit,
into respectable notorieiy- Il - 70 be ex'
pec,cd - pun every body's business. and ge'
not even % II thank yoo.s for ycur wss'
and tear Of conseien nee, thus exemplifyinl
the truth of the sdsee. .,he devil hss hard
paymasser.'--I !: . 70 rsSssck your exchsnS'
|s., dsy Ia and day oS'. for ''coPy"-sns
then after ~, see your paper thrown aside
lby come "ssphesd" witq the ecnsempiuoo'
lssnsft, .shis payer isn's sofih copper
lrl psy - and stop its-only the issis
clause oi that ever being carried ess--
.psy isg up. being AIicgsiher Out q th'
question. Il is 70 b compelled soIss
volens, sick Or veil. 10 hsnor o. our q hs
NOR, with 90 ides o. wIlhsst a. ides. 70 q
aowo, precisely q givP time and ~riis I
slender" and ct lup.s dosss -Ieesls.'
'~hss sss even : dsg-6sht hss usss
pred iot : whole stf 4 = g r.
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NE-EsFo1ETss II -Er-
d. g Apt ~. ls0s
John Ds~iii-. E-q.. E;5rr q ths Ts-r<
Hspfe Jcprnal-
Dram SiEs-I regret ihss ns ,srsess5snsI
engagements ere dersirirr me here nm<h
longer titan I erperred- Ikope sos. hss-
ever. 70 b hone seen. " rrnrin sfss ~
,hat mskes life enSrrsb e--ssnflr and
iriesds.
iesrn rhst me Denpr-ssir Csrrr<<<51r-
a C,nveufiur. frr cor Disrrirs. ~slH - he'd
q Greenrssils ON fhe lfrh q jesse I
shall rsfurn 20 T-r< Hs1ae Isnr bessrs
ihss timr. but II 10 perhsrs - izgss-r
Tor ne sow 20 nske kncwn - sil. ~ rsr-
poses 10 ne srprssrLing csafe1 10 Ir<-
sns.
For The lssi Eve gears hsse bs~re -
inpsrisnf ot1risi relsiiss % rhs p~sss .:
I,he S<ssnih Cosgresssrsl DHsrrsra- They
issvs been . -. 80 . y slt pears q srsl
end responsibiiay- ] hsse irirs 90 .er'
ny duties IN fsse g. ny ~hsie erxr'ry,
'~nh ksie sorsrds nose. and sish strrens
desire - rsstrse ne bisfset 800 in.srrsl
principles pf ruprisBrisrsi liberty e. -
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/ feel shst ] owe them lie srt slI that
makes life dsss % 'hs heart sf ss heaoss-
sIs nsn- 4 wjnies 70 think thst shall
spsnd ~ life IN their midss. md strive
tnsoush oil time 10 30 worthy Of their
eos6deses end fsisadshsp. I shall nsser
sgsis solicit their votes. bot shalI mover
essss 20 solicit . cos:isssses oi their se-
gard ssd s6scsiss. - : candidate foe no
ofiee. but hops never 70 Ioss : place il
the msnosies 81 thoss che in tiaes psu
loaded ne vish ebIisssiess which : life
tine is tos short % psy.
If shis language shall sessd strangely 10
sons 10 public Issssv. kssw. q issss.
shst i viII not bs miusnd ssssood b those
Ter who's II is ssissso. Thsy viii leel
that it smsssses froa oss who nsvss fsItss.
q 10 HE dssesies 70 pnseipis ~ 70 frissds.
ssd whose hishest reward hss ssss shsiv d.
vosios 10 return.
! viII net Isayshss shis letter In regard
70 our present psbIie sGsiss; viii soon 30
home. and. from shss sins siii the October
election. sxpses 70 lsbss beisss the psopIs
of Isdisas foe The triumph sf lhs President
sss biz policy over 81! their snsmiss. -
whss shss gIesiess ssssls y seeeaplishsd.
ve viII once moss hsvs : psseesbls. free
sod pssspssous Usies-bss 90 siII then.
Win The highest respscs. ! -. . ever.
yoar frisnd- D. w. veoaaErs.
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Morg the clusters Of The ivy.
'Mong The old oaks on the hill.
Where the hes:h-nower and the holley.
Inohr Nav days blossom rtiil;
Where the primrose loves 10 nesle.
Where tie white bsds decked the thorn
Stood she old home Of on, fathers.
Through the sunshine and The storm.
The rsvsn clsimed The rnofsree.
The woodbine ,wined the porch.
Ard swallows tsi,iered 'nesth lhe esser.
All through the stormy MsrcL;
The moss upcn The door stone creyi.
And grsss in garden ways.
And thick % pebbles rouud about.
Lay tales Of other isys.
Even tho rook tba, chausrs5 round
The chimneys high sud oit.
Unio The strangers eer i seemed
Anceslrsl Legends told;
OF these who 'nertl, the churchysrd mounds.
Not far swsy we're laid.
Where The cuckoo came anS built her nest
Ana the sunny ehiI.ren plsyee;
While srfr 10 long locked hall or tower
Lsy relics o. the dead,
a champion. sSord, lady's robe.
Or . ccst Of mail instead.
But where The maple shadows fall
Upon The wanderers cot
Amid the Prsiris's waving grain.
Or in the woodland plot.
No bird % passage c.res 10 build
Unto himself home.
Or scarce the ciinqing vine 20 cl.nb
Above The threshold si1ne.
No ~nywsrd rose, or iimid bell
High Ger the easement creeIs.
Or even nessies do~n 50 rest
Where the dead baby sleeps
Bessuss the proud son o. The wsst-
Each evening e'es he ssts.
Comes prsiing Of some coiAes strand,
No ssils hath furied yet.
A nd every little star that ~inks
Up 10 The q1ies blue.
Poiuis 70 come peak Or ocean irle.
Where pearls Ike ses sbsl:s grew
And 90 the hesrih-,ighis ore put ont
Ff"m me lonely col 81 eren-
And The home where joyous chilcrsn Pisyel
IL s,rsngers' hands are gwen.
And tie zee green graves ere LETT pnkepi
Through sIcs IN. and siuier'e ssv~,
Until ihe strangers needless pIcw
Shall sweep across them too.
And out smid some barren pIaIr.
Or meath she hungrv wsse~.
They sleep whose hands stould light The
hearth
And Trim the little graves.
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rsive insulting letters frsm irfirasni sus
srribers. conclpding .nh ne .s1ds stop ny
pspef.' in huge and ragged csFilsAs- s1' nr'
red Of subsrripiiDa nn0nss fur Isss firy-
t~o numbers. save 1ne. az aA~ II Psalis
.Rosrer' II 10 10 receive .hol< shrsas a
prosy prrse and s>rrrisss cagErrei- elrr,
4 line ending xiih. lave and trr<. hesrHs snt
dars.' and : please pu' TINS d ris Essr<r.
when even glance ~ the lntDthrE uttA
iinspirss sru with contempt .or rnEntinf- ir
general. end ihe .riifr in pnrHirDltr- il :
10 have one stli-impg-isnr ir<rt1ri- ~np
ihss taken Up en- idea that rhs paFer . pub
i.shed for his specisi bensfr. res s4~ ai. .
superciiiou. snd prtronrrg sr- ssns TAr
I-Rearsr mizhr Be greatly i1Br-ssd-' tatT
there ere 100 rsAs l1rerlasruenHs 10 r..
not ercpgh petfrF. Too uDch hzti rsstsrg.
TOO iiiiie morality snc NJ sn0agn Pshiirs-T
4; il 10 hs.e ronctifec, ~ msnn-r~t spuA
* y ycp ~ -neEer rrads sSur paper. zserrlE
takes a. ~ snrerrnge gpp-' tn 81 - csr~-
GO ~ tEe paper man. the INK ass sfre sons
usn. lhe real msn. lhe rntsr maa. sn1
every othe- -.ri " nln under .issl ca rpr
xrrPiias the smuiir iIr-d 'csrsT hsasti :
- snrt 90 have 40 e.-s-d .r1 <u1ir-rr rer-
-on sor nui committing suiric- o. cnr~. sd
sisn- ending ia lis shlr stilers are n<r
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II 10 20 make N a sack a srrnmrrs
'i~p feet high. rte . week. txPrrt firten
dollars for hors. hire end rsssrn 5Ms. ana
return viih just f~c cpl'srs snf 6 ~ r<naf
ih- resuh 81 your labor ard rusnry- J. =
!. write Guns upon spr+. .fh tht ErsFitF-
ing feriion- thsi one q ,or t@hrsHers
-ub-rribers all make a rerssnsi a., iirsrnra
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sy rsgsboac Ynyyies. xhS are prf- rs iso-e
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psrsr. 4 i 10 hsr~ firEgs haired, npls
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resoiser- snd bezie krre-, .rik ints ypSr
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milsting reirscfis1 ~ the H-DtA. or . n@-
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living 10 H'ehigsa.-TsIsto 20 J Blsds.
That's . misssks. Jshs umish he ben
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shss'iss sunshine down 10 sslIsr 20 dsy
sekshest. -AIpiss ChsesieIe.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-12

- The sdessigned respect a
fully informs the public N
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-12
NEW SADDLERY

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ssssuncss 20 the citizens Of Dobois. and
ssssssnding connres. that he has opened =
ohsp On North Main street. ir Jasper.
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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-05-22

and that one which will accomplish their cure mus
l,roye as this has, of immense service 10 Lhls
large class of our afflicted fellow-cltlzens how
completely this compound will do 1t has peen
proven by experiment on many of the worst cases
TO be found in the following complaints:-
Scrot.lla Scroiulous Swellings and Sores, SKIN
Diseases Pimplcs, Pustules, Blotches, Eruptlons,
ST Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, letter or
Salt Rheuni, Scald Head, Rngworms, DC.
SlhiliS On. Ft2eIidl Disease is expelled from the
system by the prolonged use of this SARsAPARILLA
and the patient is left in comparative health.
FtHaGle Diseases caused by Scrofula In the
blood, and are often soon cured by this EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine, be-
cause YOU have been imposed upon by something
pretending to be Sarsafarilia, while it was not
When YOU have used AYERS-thcn, and not TIL
then, will YOU know the virtues of Sarsaparilla.-
For minute particulars of the diseases 1t cures
we refer YOU to Ayers American Almanac, which
the agent below named will furnish gratis to all
who call for it.
AYERS CArIIARTIC PILLS, for the cure of Cos
tiveness Jaundicc, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dys-
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ulency, Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaint,
DropSy, Worms, Govt, Neuralgia, and for DIM
ncr Pill. /
They are sugar coated, SO that the most sensi-
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best Aperient in the world for all the purposes OF
a family physic. ,,
Mass and sold by Williams IL Haywood, and L.
F. Pescud, Raleigh, N. c., and by dealers every
where march 29-eod2m .