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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-04-10
A Constitutional Cuss in Court

Or Wednesday last, a fellow with a
shockingly tattered coat took his seat
among the prisoners to be. arraigred be.
fore the Police Magistrate. lie lookel
AS though he had too much Christina,
dinner, and beea troubled with indees.
ton, and consequently pangs Of conscience
One Of his eyes was blood shot, while tho
other was nearly closed. giving him a pc.
cn'isry ogerish appearance. Finally the
Jerk called the case Of William Watson,
and them our unfortunate cuss arose.
"What IS the charge'" asked his honor.
"There are two charges against him,
vour ilonor-one for being drunk, and
another for using profane, vulgar and ob-
sene language.
s'iiold few moments" exclaimed he
defendant, who endeavored TO fix the
Judges attention with his blood ,hot on.
tic. Il am an abused individual. lam
AN American citizen and Union man
tit with Gen. Grant at Vickshurr, and [
know my rights and am gwine to have
'eni. The Constitution Of the United
States SAWS that "all men are endowed
hv Il cir Creator with certain inalienabls
rights; that amongst these are life, liber,
ty, and the pursuit Of happiness" and if
this ere court respects the Constitution il
will discharge me at once, for I am snti,
tied to liberty"
But you were found in the street drunk
"We|I. that's nothing. I was enjoying
nv rights as citizen, and in the pursuit
Of happiness. Does it make any differ
snce .whetherI get happiness from glass
of liquor or the sprightly conversation of
pretty girlr
And you we're guilty Of misdem eanor
by using vulgar language" :.
And would you interfere with the
constitutional prerogatve of every citi.
zen; the righ, Of free spsechi KNOW
by the kindly beaming Of your Honor.
"eye' that you wound not, so allow me TO
thank you and wish you a very good
morning." and the defendant started to
Climb out Of the dock.
lie was caugh, by the bsiliff who said,
with SrowI, "Sit down, sir r.. .
"llI not DO it, sir, you are interfering
With my constitutional rights. and I'll
not permi. it, Good by, Judge"
"Watson, it appears that your reading
has not been good. You have been
quoting from the Declaration Of lndspeu
dence, instead Of tho Constitution. What
have you to say to this T.
81 thought it might humbug you. As
you have caught me | plead guilty.
"WeIl, appear for s7,ence TO morrow
morning. Exchange
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NUMBER 9.

ly tortured the poor victims herself, often
she changed their clothes which drippsi
with blood, and then renewed her cruel.
ties. The swollen bodies were then Gu.
up with razors.
Occasionally she had the girls burned,
and then cut uv, but the great majority
were beaten to Geath.
At last her cruelty became so great,
that she would stick needles into those
who sat with her in a carriage, especially
If they were of her own sex. One other
servant girls she stripped naked, smeared
her with honey and so drove her out Of
the house
When she was i'll and could not in.
dulge her cruelty, she bit person who
came near her sick bed as though she
were a wild beast.
She caused, in al, the death of Csc
girls some in Tacheta, on the neutral
ground, where she had csller construct.
ed for tho purpose q; others in different
localities; for murder and bloodshed be-
came with her necessity.
When at last the parents OF the lost
children could no longer be cajoled, the
castle was seized, and the traces of the
murders were discovered. Her accomplces
were executed. anil she was imprisoned
: for life.
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SELECT POETRY.
THEY SAY.

They say-AR! well, suppose they dol
But can they prove the story true?
Suspicion may arise from naught
But palacc, envy, want Of Thought.
Why count yourself amorg the ''they"
Who whisper what they dare no. say'
They say-but why the tale relreanse,
Aud help to make The. .mattcr w6rses
No good can possibly accrue
From telling What may be untrue;
Aud is 1t not nobler plan
To speak OF all the best you can,
They say-wsll. tit should be so,
Why need you tell the tale Of woe
VIII it the bitter wrong redress,
Or make one pang OF sorrow less?
Will it the errng one rcs,nrp,
llcnceiorth to go aud sip'no more?"
They sy-oh ! pause and look within
See how hinc heart iucliucs to- sin
Watch, lest in dark temptations hour
Thou too shoudst sink bvncath its power,
Pity tho frail, weep DER their fall
But speak Of good, or noeat ALI
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Sensible ADVICE.

The selma <aiessenaer gives the people
Of it's section the following sensible advice:
!, To fsrmers-p!ant corn. There NAV
hs no market. wilh;.. our reach, for cot
ton, next tall and winter and il there !.
n market, the currency may he worthless.
Moreover. cotton will iavire conf,oa,ion.
t"r those who would prosecute us to the
butter end-crush us beneath ilre iron
heel of po"er-oppress us to the death
are, of all Others, no.a who ~enld he
tempted By well ti'ei gin houses. Corn
and mea, will no, bs half so a!lnriny-
there is plenty Of both in the North
With bread and meat. whatever comes,
we. will have the means Of sustaining life.
We can't eat cotton. BE quiet, psacea.
bIe, prudent, just in al dealings with ne
gross, d-plaat corn
2.-To merchants and business men
contract liabilities, lessen credits, reduc.
stocks, quit dealing in the "luxuries," !" and
keep a good cor science.
8. To lasver.--do. not snconra ga Ij,;.
CATION, Counsel compromises, explain The
laws, and urge obedience TO them as a
duty, aud, POLITICIANS, be moderate,
conservative and firm. ..s..
TO all mer-Be catsn, patent, Law.
sliding Temperate in expression, prompt
" render ante Cesar the ,hipgs that are
C@'"rs, fro"" down the disarlsrIy, the
v'oIs"t, thssrssh and reckless, and leave
the consequences with God. ......
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German, "What do YOU want p

German, "What do YOU want!'
Cas'auos, when he heard OF this exr
pertinent and its result, said that the
R'ssian WAS noble Young man, he saw
the true state Of the case.
The nex' morning early four men came
to take'him hefnte sor, of conr, martial.
composed Of officers Of CaSanos' staff.
During tie wall they uuered ,Ife most
horrible threats against him hu, true to
his determination, he pretended no, TO
understand them
. When he came beige Lis Judges lie
seemed to gather what was going on from
the arrangements of the tribunal, and
not from What he heard So id aroupd him,
and he asked in German where his interr
prefer was. He was sent for ADD the ex-
animation commenced
1t turned Al first upon the motive Of
his jonrhey from Madrid TO Lisbon lie
ans~fpd hv showing his dispatches to
Admiral Si"iavin aud hi, passport. Spite
of. the presence aud vehemeat assertions
OF the peasants he PERSISTED = in the same
story, and did moi contradict bimseIi once.
ASK him. said the presiding officer
at last, "if he loves the Spa,iarGs, as he
is no, a Eenchmau I"
TIE Interpreter put the question.
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A Horrible Story.

Michael WAGNER relates a horrible
story which occurred 10 hungary, sup
pressing the name OF the person, as it was
that Of s,iIl powerful family in the coun.
trc.
Elizabeth was wont to dress
well in order 10 please her husband, and
she spent haf the day over her toilet
On one occasion ladv's maid saw bone
thing wrong in ber head dress, and A. a
recompeqce Tor obseyrns 1t, received
such = sewers box on the ears hat the
blood ggshed from her nose, and spirited
on to her MISTRESS face. When the
Hood drops were wash ed off her face, her
skin appeared much more beautiful
whither and more transparent on the
spots here the blood had been.
Elizabeth formed the resolution to
battle her facs and her whole body in hu.
man blood 80 as to enhance her beauty.
Two old women and certsin Fiizko as
sisted her in the undertaking This mon
s'er used to Kill the luckess victim, and
the old women caught the blood in which
Elizabeth was won't to battle a, the hour
OF four in the morning. After the bath
she appeared more beautiful tSan be
fore
Shscontinued thi, habit after the death
OF her husband (lso4) in the hope of
gaining new suitors. The unhappy girls
who were allured to The castle under the
plea 'ha, they were to be taken into ser,
vice there, were locked up in a cellar
Here they were beaten ill their bodies
were swollen. Elizabeth rot unfrequeut.
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s. LANCASTER. @. H, S. c., APRIL 10, 1867

show that he knows how to accept the
results OF a struggle, in which even his
victorious Zoe omagnshinous.y scknowledg
ed his hsroism. Can it he just, or gener
ons, to drive him into the field again. and
thus destroy the non com
and mothers-as well AS their few survivr
ing' children!
. When the Sihyl offered her nine pro.
phetic volumes to the proud Tarquin. lie
rejected them Indignantly because Of the
enormous price, . She retired from his
presence, and having destroyed three Of
them, returned to demand the same price
for the remaining six, Which she hal de.
manded for tho nine; and when these
terms were rejected, she burned three
more, and still demanding the original
price for the fragments that remained, the
proud TaFquin had at last TO pay the full
price asked to save the remaining three
from destruction. We. too, have been
demanded terms, anl six Of our priceless
volumes have been burned. We ought
now to see our past folly. AMI pay :he
price 10 save the only three that re,
main.
And we are no: without hope .hat this
ias,sacrifice Will be accepted by the great
Ru'er Of earthly events, and that under
Ills returning favor, The future has in re-
''serve for us TAR richer blessings than we
are now permitted to expect. With peace
! and well Regulated government to pro
'ect industry, there is much hope for us
| Ibe new condition we are called upon to
accent, NAV soon become familiar. and in
the e'jnvmsht Of the blessings Of peace
and prospsrirv. we NAV live 10 see the dav
when We shall ba surprised tnat We ever
rejected that. which upon actunl expert
! ment, has proved 10 be no Gisadvantace
Our prominent ciizens, who are now sub
iect t" a temporary disqualification, have
also their hopes in tn. f,umre: for il ia
expressly providel that Congress NAV Al
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The Lynchhurg, Nees state. that a
revolutionary hsFo We, survives. in III.
psI'on Il Mr. Jane. Fmmer, y no lives ir
tn" Yellow Brnnsh nsighborbood, 10
Campbell County. 'Thi. patriarch is nov
:" his lo6'h year, and served during. the
l'si camp.'gH Of the war which e.,abIi.b
ed the ]ihsrtv "f Ameri,a No,witbs,and,
ma h's extreme age, the old hero e.io, .
rshsrksb'y good hesl,h, i. hale and viu,
orous, and walks abou, bis pIattation
without assistsIce.
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PRAcTIcAL HfNTs A coating Of ttfres
parts lard and one Of rosin applied to farm
tools ofiron or steel will effectuaiv prevent
rust. Common nails heated red no, and
dropped into cold waer will cIinch and
answer the purpose Of wrought nails
The sharp corner Of common Indian
arrowhead or flint will cui glass quite
effAc,ualy. A'good wagon jack may be
made of two, pieces Of boards, two or more
feet long. Place the board in from, of the
wheel, one end on the ground and The
other just under one OF The spokes close
up 10 the fellow then take hold Of q
'Poks.on the opposite side Of the wheel
and l'f', at the same time place the
second board under the axeltres. In this
way loaded wagon may be lifted with
ease. Rusty nails may be drawn from
wood. without difficulty, by first giving
them blow hard enough to star, ,bem
h'l'e. zIogmsf
aoiJsiai
40 sgai
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hn editor thus loyicnllv nudge. his
,delinqnen, sohscribers: ave don't wan,
money desperately bad, bu, our creditor.
do. and no doubt they owe you. n YOU
Fay US, wsil pay ,hop. and they'll pay
you. p, 'r s.a...
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-12
Sellti : attttklg aTurla.
-THE mOTHER,s GRAVE.

.o,,e in n 1o,s1,enadrd CharchydrdAn Irish Enpigrax
~ -, :" taking Eedce Of his Mothers Grace
Mother s.asthore,' I'm going
Over the stormy sea-
I'm coming to say goodbye
To home, to country, and thee;
But "mayrone,' you cannot see mes
Nor look on my face to-day!
For quietly you are now sleeping
Under the churehyard clay.
oh, mother, my heart is breaking,
AS kneel by your marrow grave,
But one little sod from off it
III bring With me across the wave;
And when on the wide Atlantic
gaze on my treasure dear,
e1'n not feel sad or lonely.
For I'll fancy that you are near.
Mother, my heart is bursting,
And my tears are falling like ram a.
But they'll moisten the green sou = e 1oo
Until I come back again;
Sisters and friends are round me-
TT reminds me of the day
when we carried you in your coffin,
And laid you under the clay.
Mother leave you my blessing:
Frt. YOU'RE silent and cannot speak,
Nor give one word OF comfort
To the heart that's ready to break.
The cold Lake breeze is blowing
Around my throbbing head,
And Corrib s blue waters are smiling
On the graves of the silent dead.
Once more I'm bending my lips, mother.
TO kiss the deep green sod,
And the rocky churchyard path, mother
Then I'll leave you with your God!
But I hope they'll keep acorner
For me in your grave to sleep
For couldn't rest easy, mother,
On the other side of the deepi
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-12
SIIRRIFF's SALF.

10y V1RIUE OF AN ErAECUIION-
- issued out of the District Court in and for the
county of Boise upon a Judgment rendered in said
Court wherein John Eisler is plaintiff and Henry
Brown is defendant for the sum of Nine Hundred
and Sixty-seyen $1,000 Dollars Judgment, and costs
of suit duly tested the 30th day of September A. D.
1867 have seized and taken in execution the follow
ing described property, to-wit: The undivided one
eighth ~ interest in that certain ditch which takes
the water out of Ophir creek at point about three
miles above Ladies Creyice mining grounds, in
Placer mining district Boise county, Idaho Territory,
said ditch extends distance of three miles, to the
said Crevice grounds; also the undivided one-ffth
(1-5) of another ditch which heads about a half
mile below the head of the ditch above described,
and extends down about two and half q ~ miles,
and conveys the waters Of said Ophir creek; Also
the eighth "a interest in the water privileges be.
longing to said bitches; also the eighth ~ of the
undivided one-haf of the ditch known the r.
Caruthers & Co.'s ditch and water privilege, said
ditch taps said Ophir creek one-fonrth of mile
above the said Ladies Crevice diggngs and extends
down said Ophir creek about two miles; also the
undivided one-eghth ~ of all the mining ground
known the Crevice Co. claims, together with all
the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing in anywise appertaining: Public notice is
hereby given that on the
26th Day of October, A. d. 1867,
at IL o'clock NJ will sell in front of the Court House
door in Idaho City, at public auction, for cash. the
above described property to the highest bidder to
satisfy said execution and all accruing COSTS
J. l. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City, Oct 4, 1867-n44w3
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sHERIFFvS SALE.


|DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
D issued out of the District court in and for tho
county of Boise, upon Judgment rendered in said
court wherein A. D. Saunders, ct al. are plaintiffs,
and William Donnelly is defendant for the sum Of
Twelve Hundred and Twenty five ($1225) Dollars,
Judgment and costs of suit duly tested the oath day
of September A. D. 1867 have seized and taken in
execution the following described property, towit:
All the right title, claim and interest of said de-
PENDANT, VIM. Donnelly had on the 4th day of July,
A. D. 1857 (being the day said property was attache
has since acquired of in and to that certain mining
claim situate the west side of Elk Greek, opposite
Idaho City, fronting 116 feet inches said creek,
and extending back of width to the top of the
hill, and bounded on the north by mining claim Of
Tatro & Co., on the south by the claim Of ---,
together with the telegraph, u1ne and all other inn
provements on said claim: Public notice is hereby
given that on the
18th Day of October, A. ID. 1867,
at IL O'Clock, NJ, will SELL in front of the Court
House door in Idaho City, at Public Auction for cash.
the above described property to the highest bidder
to satisfy said execution and all accruing costs.
j. /. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho city, Sept. "a, A. D. 1867. n41w3.
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geoaI Adrertiseillents.
SIMMONS.


TERRITORY OF IDAHO, 80 u. s. Rev. Stamp SOC.
COUNTY OF BOISE. Cancelled.
Alexander McNary, pitt, ...-.f,-5..s...
Jonathan Sampson, G. H. For the Territory of Ida
Moody Danl Roth and no, Second Jud. Dist.
Anthony Moore, deft's.
TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED:
TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
u of the United States in the Territory of Idaho=
You hereby notified that there is now on file in
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of the I'd
Judicial District of said Territory in Idaho City and
county of Boise, the complaint of Alexander McNary
plaintiff, demanding Judgment against you for the
sum OF One Thousand and Two and 1900 Dollars in
United States Gold coin with interest at per cent
per month, as follows, VIZ On $3.50 from the 2Stla
day OF September 1866; and 1882 IS from the End
day OF February 1867 also praying the foreclosure
OF certain mortgage given to the payment Of
the same and for costs Of suit and that unless you
appear and answer to said complaint within ten days
after the service hereof if served within Boise cOun
ty and within twenty days served out of said coun
ty but within said Judicial District and within forty
days if served out of said District exclusive of the
day of seryice) default will be taken against you and
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for in his complaint.
In testimony whereof /, W. B. Smith, clerk of said
- District court, have hereunto set my hand
WwESH and affixed the seal of said court, at Idaho
~ City, this 18th day of April, A. D. 1867
w. B. SMITH,
Sept. f. 67-n35w6 Clerk of District court.
RosBoRoUGH PRESTON, Pltf Att'ys.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-09

s3eit iid Oararl eemObnen tuiirben, miro,
ni6t lei6t peripirflidt tperben.
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brittipeiie 81 padlen lno ielbit cine
oreaniiirte 8eitaIt >anaunebmen. Die
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0ieie abermaIiae fainpdids Ser.

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lebuna oes Srieoens 1T cine abermali9e
SerausforOerung fur bic Beborben,
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Staateil in sans SenneiIee 9tanbredt
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gcbt, bann lit bas Die unausbleibli9e
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Snsmii6en 1T bon Snorbide aus
tele9rapbild, G.apitan Sails Mili5s
Gompagnie na9Sranflin beorbert wor<
ben, ipabreno BON bier aus cine Mbs
tbeilung Mesuldrer, bealeitet bon Sc
neral : 9lbiutani Barber, 2ieutenant
@roes6eG, General 9lbiutant, uno
Gapitdn gSalibs Snipeftor in SreeoS
mems Bureau, Oortbin abging. 81
~ Sic Sa6e nluB 9enau uno 9riino&
lid unteriudt uer6en. Sic 96ulbigen
mlilleu nit fdmerer Strafe bele9t iper<
Den. gSir blirfen eS nidt 0ulben, baB
Oieie unlinnigen Nfeniden nod LANCER
in ibren riebertradtieen 8emiibungen,
| freie Meni6en nit @enaIt an 9lus :
il6un9 ibrer peri6nliden uno biir9erli<
1eu 6e6te gu uerbinbern, fortfabreu.
aas @enu nibts anberes bilft, 10 miiiien
bonn @on9reB aus NfaBre9eln our Ya<
cificirung oes StaateS SenneGee ge<
troffen iuerocn.- Sorldufs iebo9 miil>
| fen mir beriuden, unS ielbit au be-
| i6iisen uno gu hertbeiei9en 9csen ole
oerartiee frede SmpoiitiOnen.
| Ser @ouoerneur muB, ipenn Die STE :
belIen es our9ans ipolIen, ole NfiliSs
mannldaften ms Selo itelIen, gu bener
oas Scles uns beredtigt. Gs 1T fdlimlm
oab mir uns een0tbiet ieben, Oerartises
/ anSuen,pfeblcn. Nber es 1T oas einsige
/ f6ncl.ffe Inb fi6erite Mittel.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-09

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