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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-13

EvT. MAJ. GEN. ED. r. S. CANDY,
Louis Y. CAzIARC,
Aid-de- IQ13lD, Act. Asst. 1di Eeu
81. Joseph,s Academy. sumter. $. c.

This institution is located i Il a beautiful
grove, in the villa &c of Sumter, S. c., i'm
mediately on the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad, and is Of easy access from
all points by rail. We have before men
toned this school in these columns. It is
under the supervise on of the Sisters Of
Mercy, and was esta blished in 1863. A
new, large and conveniently arranged
building has lately been erected for first
class Academy. One hundred boarders can
be accommodated. Parents will not find
a more suitable school in the country to
send their daughters It is well known to
those who have patronized the institution
that their children have been we'll cared for
in every particular.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-13

NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. THE follow
ing statement of the operations Of this
Road, for the month of October, presents
highly fatterirg exhibit
Earnings for the month ...... so, ~, ~
Net profit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49, oo' ~
The net profit for the same month As'
year, amounted to $2,564 q, showing
clear gain of $27, 278 IL.
Raleigh Se'dtna
We learn that pork is selling IN LdSo
combe at si.c cents per pound. The fairness
having lost so heavily on cotton, arc con.
PEELED to raise money, at whatever sacrAc'
on something else. No one believes 'n"'
pork will pay the expense of raising II ''
such price. Ill,
The ruin of the South and its peoP.S'
under Radical rule, is well nigh compiet',
A little more Legislation will give Wv
finishing stroke to all its interests OF WIZ
ever character. Raleigh Sentinel
MURDER IN JONES COUNTY. Nc"
Berne papers give an account of the m'l.
der of Col. John H. Nethercutt, OF Jon''
county. and horrible murder OF ms WIZ,
Five negroes are the Offenders VINO n"''
not been arrested at latest accounts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-13
extract from Ma,lison'S Debates will

snow
IN CONVENTION, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 'e7.
Mr. Rutlcdgo and Mr.. Gouveneur Morris moved,
/" That persons impeached be suspended from
Mr. Madison" Tho President is made too de-
pendent already on the Legislature by the power
Of one branch to try him in consequence of an
impeachment by the other. This intermediate
suspension will put him in the power of one
branch only. They can at any moment in order
to make way for the functions of another who Ill
be more favorable to their views, vote temporary
removal OF the existing magistrate"
MIR King concurred in the opposition to the
amendment
son the question TO agree to it:
':Aye-Connecticut, South Carolina, GeorSla--2
"No-New Hampshire, Massachusetts,, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North
CarOlina-S.
$50 the proposed amendment was rejected"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-13
Vote on Impeachment.

The men who east their votes in favor of
the impeachment of the President, are des-
tined to become as famous in history as the
man who fred the Temple of Delphos, and
for no better Or more noble deed. The
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-13

those, Enthusiastically loyal" Colonel
Nethercutt, the victim of this latest out
rage, was gentleman of social position,
of quiet, peaceful habits, endeared to the
good people of the county by honorable
and faithful service in civil and military
life. He was farorably known to the peo-
pie of the State as Colonel of the 66tl1 Regi-
ment of North Carolina Troops.
Such is the county and such the victim
of the crime, and five negroes are the Grim
inals Can it be that such deeds are the
direct echoes of the teachings Of bad men,
or are they the result of habits of idle
uess and prodigacy in which large por-
ton Of the coIored population freely in
dulge? We ask the more thoughtful and
considerate blacks TO look these matters
straight in the face and see to what they
lead. Look at our Court Houses-our jails
and work shops, and too frequently, the
gallows. Why this marked change in the
habits and character Of the black man :?
Means it nothing ? Teaches it no lesson ?
Providence intended the negro race for
some other destiny than to fill the crimi-
nal box and the felon's cell-for something
better than larceny, arson and murder.
Has the negro advanced or deteriorated
in the scale Of civilization since his eman-
cipation The mere state Of freedom can
have nothing to do with the matter--it is
the education which he has since received
the associations which he has formed the
influences to which he has been subjected,
which accounts for the change, good or bad
These are indeed important and serious
questions for the good and industrious Of
the race. There are many pleasant and sad
associations which connect us to these peo-
pie Faithful service and honest gratitude
we have received from them Mutual
pleasures and sorroWs-laughing and romp-
ing together upon the play ground
common interests in the sterner duties
of life-watching by the same bed
side, and mingling orr tears over the
same bier-bring recollections which in
deed sadden present alienation-which
would forbid future hostility. More in
sorrow than in anger are these things
referred to, for while they furnish
food for serious reflection, they sound the
death-knell, we fear, of former pleasant,
happy and prosperous relations, and mark
the beginning of the end of d great moral
and social revolution through which this
country must pass.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-13

DATA, the special Washington correspon-
dent of the Baltimore San, states that Gov.
WORTH vas in Washington City on the 9th
instant, and had an interview with the
President on that day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-13

Now it SO occurs that the negro popula-
ton of these States bears but an inappreci"
able proportion to their white population,
as the subjoined figures from the census Of
$50 show
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-13

We had consulted with many Of our citi,
zens upon the subject of county meeting,
and several had approached Us on the SUBJ
iect but none took action. Without any
authority whatever, Of our own accord, SO
anxious were we that New Hanover should
be represented in the Convention announ-
ced to meet in Raleigh on tomorrow, the
18th instant, we published a call for a meet
| ing last week, which was very generally
approved. It being telegraphed that the
Convention had been postponed, we with
drew the call, and substituted Monday
last os the day, as it being the week of
County Court, we thought a larger repre-
sentation from the country would be pres
ent. This was still without authority, but
founded on what we believed was a neces-
sity til at some enc should act When the
names Of the Executive Committee were
published, we called on all of the gentle
men of that Committee within our reach
to approve this call, because we regarded
them as invested with authority to assem-
BILE meetings of the party, and believed
their names would give character anu an
thority to the call. Their offence and onrs
"hath this extent, no more"
We are glad 10 believe that the obiec-
tons to the call We're confined TO very few,
and cannot but think that these will with
draw all opposition in view of the harmoni-
Gus action of the meeting, and the impor-
tant objects aimed at. Political complica-
tons are too dangerous; the crisis too in
Bnt one feeling, but one principle now an
mates the white citizens of the South, and
that is the determination that Anglo-SaXon
intelligence, Anglo Saxon virtue, and An
glo-Saxon blood sh all control the destinies
Of this country.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-13
Important Order

General Orders No. 49, from District
Headquarters, is before us. From it we
learn that this State has been divided int
five military posts The post of Whining
ton, as at present constituted, comprises
within it's territorial limits but four coun-
ties viz New Hanover, Brunswick, Bla-
den, and Columb bus. The counties of Samp-
son, Duplin and Richmond, formerly
within the jurisdiction Of our post COM
mander, have been embraced within other
posts, the two hrst now occupying a part
Of the military post of Goldsboro, and the
last named is q part Of the post of Raleigh.
The order also contains instructions to
post commanders, additional to those here
tofore Issued. We make the following ex-
tracts
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-15

Thsodms irIiioa Ne. been I.,.lss
laie Nsw Yofh by sas IIsL. saa
dare hoi isli All that he nv a.
says IN Che fad7~aaswit
TN cmpany with several wsll
known public men and undo, sw,d
ahes n The t,gllee, we made 4 ,.a,,
Saturday night IhfmRh Che neither.
most haunta of misery, sIr And
efime u New York. fhIa Il an al
plofailon which every man mnneelet
With public affairs, either by eIvlI =,
EDITORIAL duty ought, II possible, IA
make ~ least once In bis 'Ilfe. Horn
N New York, and having always
either resided or lAbofed Within |,
We never knew our own elty until
last Saturday dight.
Never until then had wa any ade.
q'iase conception Of its poverty. Of Ia
squalldness, Of iis vilIaIny. Of Ita de-
hatchery, Of iis leprcsy | The sight
can never be iorgotlenl The story,
even y we had The heart 10 lcll Il,
must for decency's sake. remain un,
told. We can only say that none Of
The familiar descriptions had ado.
1uatcIy prepared us E,r ,La ..,,at
scenes, We were shocked, coniound-
Cd, sickencdf And as We now look
back upon the awful revelations Of
The one nights descent into hell, we
can hardly persuade ourselves that
what we saw was reality /; Il seems a
hideous dream.'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-15

ExRARaAsmxes--A gentlemanly
agent Of . certain city was collecting
fares from : very fall omnibus one
morning. All paid promptly except
one fit old lady who cat next skc
door, and who seemed 70 Be reaching
a6wna n II 70 60 something she had
dropped On the floor. Whsu her
time csme % pay she raised her head
and thns addressed the blushing
youth: II slIefs, when / tnyels,
carry my money In my stockin', for,
ron see, nothin' can &c Il thar, and
I'd thank you, young man, jist 10
reach y for me, = I'm % jammed IN
thai | ean't gis IL" The youth look
Cd at the other passengen, soms Of
whom wsre laughing Il his pIisht;
one or two young ladies among them
blushed scaflet, and he beat 4 sudden
retreat, muttering something about
nof charging old ladies'. His cash
vas shcrt that morning The fare of
one passenger.
The diamond mines Of Golconda
sre giving out, and those Of India
are rapidly failing. The scarcity Of
rel nums hnn - MA hw A. ;u--r-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-15

y lBgwh lhai Thad Steven. / :.
I'l''ea ". : spliefi lells, II whlsl IL ~
sl'''is' .l'' = zs'ha'ef WIIam IN rfamIslas =
,"' y =, sa'''hsta peI'le that iiIefe wonIJ
!" ' n epaAsas'Gen. ald tLsl .Lss
',''.' maa'' be- = admitted % representation
VIZ complying wIlh lLf ,ses,., 49, 10y
~ ytangfes 'Dn that ls,lst ils = Ess 1.
10Th HaH femafka ''s 'ew
certain class NJ mi.ebl.f...t..
y s 'he South have all aionv l.sa 'sss1' "
''ss,votlng 10 dIasuade he ps.,Is I ,,,,. ~.
p,,asi s'.''sa That conrfess wgpId ~, H. =
!. 's''.ial w T. 70 IL agreement. The Il, Is,,s, y
..,.., y W. stevens will give that Il els., Az, ,
po'eI' wespon with Which 10 o,',,,,.'' o,saa
The law, and lhe e"nss",,s",olp "" - oppo,.,,, ,,,,,
T,.'a'''y ',.. ~. es iaufIeus In thel, ,s,. S,',
aeney. The Interests ii Il NJ "s,a s,,,a,'.. ,,n.
demand that ihe South .hsll s lpa',.y " !.
stored '.lts' 70 iis old place IN .hs II tl.iaa
wi'hou. unnecessary dels,' =, ..d J',9n .pa
l'., soou Ia'ih Of Congress Il pIsdeed 'ao -
complete that restoration r..ssa !. wv W
The terms Of The recous.rse,,a" ,"I !. !. y
shall =. have been compiled with Nv NV
stevens :. " , + wraihy, because Congress y,'
a. 'ts last session, refused % s'ss., s',as,
hls coniiscailon scheme, hepos d. ,gs
spitelul letter which be hss wrIttsp' ''s
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-15

4 ~ EeBls rstsF sMys there i |
keHsfl#s heFmlt IN Atansenmsgv
esuniy, Ae ne mms h Ihs asats
twenty years sao, bringing With hIm
: map . taps line and 4 amalI l,ey,
The allowing aouunt NJ him IL Flv.
en- ly one N hIa ueIehInrst
Ills name l. tleafee Ilaushmau
Ne u : niafi apparently nhy years "A
age, Of thlB, why make, with Ions
blaok hair and thin beard. worn
short, with keen gray eyes. IIIs
eempleslon, apparently once faIr, Il
nov daIheued b. smoke and esl,os.
siFe: Ills clothes are moi of moIeru
make, and are much ihe worse fpr
wear bis shoes are made of waHI
and deer skin, nailed together much
IN The shape Of little boats with
sharp bows. Ills Object In liyInv
thus removed from Che world was ID II
obtain The gold which l. buried In
the vieinityD and also 10 work tho
rich mines which he was confident
would yieldan immence amount, An
examination Of tho surrounding
rocks shows that hc has not been nm.
occupied for the past twenty wears.
Nature furnished bis dwelling. and
here he has collected many articles
tor use, rather than ornament. lie
was very particular In not allowing
any person TO enter the cave unless
accompanied by him. In front Of
his cave is q small enclosure, which
he cultivatcs ss a garden, and on the
bluff opposite we saw nine wells
which he had drilled In The solid rock.
The deepest Of these wells was about
iorty ~, By four iset ID diampier.
Ihs.s y also one well nearly hrty
~ u dep1h nsns ths sutisncs a. ths
ceve Hs sso1sa ~ thss ths bol1um
Of thla wall W nov within iuur fset
Of . rich dspoait Of gold, which Al
present he did not care 70 unearth, |
lest 4 thculd endanger his personal
nfety. His collection Of minerals he
thinks. 70 begOld. However his san |
ity may b douhtsd IN this particular, |
upeu oil Other subjscts he hsd ths |
lppeaxsnoe Of poaslsGing ! souud sud |
'ntaIllelat mind, and & sssns very |
1smarkable, whsn taken II eonnec- |
lioo with the fact that he brouuht|
siA bin . map apporeufIy msde |
Rom aUuvu1n eaivsys u this portion
q tsesssatry. The map was sassa |
md destroyed BY rats some years
since, but psrsops rssidine Al ban.
vile, who saw Y, state that eaoh blur
md savins was sascuuaAsIv narlrsi.
He gives the name Of The party from
whom be received this may, and this
Information concerning the natural
md artificial deposits Of gold. a.
Frank Dolan, who hc states Is now
lead. He also tells Of the Indiana |,
yaiAerisg lead from tho rocks by
hot dres, and causing the
ead to melt and separate from The
tone. This was when the French
8 'eld the country, as he was told BY
No Do'sn' v.4s ssa,4 |,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-15

.s''s' ""'oh ne mas written.
A traveller stopded d . pubIic
house Ia Vermont for the n,,,no.. so,% sS
ge'ting dinner, Knocked, but received
no 10 answer. Going IN he fospd :
little white-headsd man. IN % tSs am.
brace Of his wife, who had bir Ns.d
unoer her arm, while with the othe,
she was giving her little lovd !
pounding. Wishing 10 nut an and
70 the fight our traveller knocked or
the table, and cried out IN : lima
voice, Halo, herel who kssps this
nonseY' The husband, though much
out Of breath, answered. s8tranrer.
'nass what ws are trying 10 dscide.S
A correspondents writes shss ous of
tns I: largest besn ever known vas
killed in Charlton county, Oeorsis.
~ Mr.. David Paxton, siIsr siyIsS
him thirty-6vs shots. Ths ~
weight Of ths animal b estjmatsd 4
awsnty.avs hundrsd pound. The
= ailee bslag caSeAilfy it'd ort.
aac.suFed twsnlylnins esllcns. mo
nails sold for Eve dollsis each. snd
sn.es1sd gsa1 s11ss1ioa n Center
sllAss vls's thU vssszhihltsd,
Hen FlRsr.-A Iady says the iIr.t
time she was kinsd she lelt like =
lu6 Of roses swinming Il honey.
cologne, nutmegs md cranberries.
She felt also q Il sonsshinr v,srvss.e
ring through her nerves on feet a
diamonds, escorted By several littIe
'uplds Ia chariOts drawn BY angels.
shaded BY honey sucklcs and ths.
whole spread with melted rsinbcws.
A isw days ago two boys IN the g..
Austei union workhouss, Londc6.
,seh swallowed eighissa marblds..
Ono Of The boys said hs swallowed
ne Z. marbles because be was hungry,
The boys appeared somewhat rae.
but were not much worse of tbs a.
Dcrimenf. ssN = I.eN 81 81
Henry 8. Foots drew shs iollov-
ng sombs sketch of himself IN =
ate speech h dsliversd In &. I,ouis:
"A poor uupardos>ds rsbel, humbled
. spiFit and psralyssxl In I'll my en-
rgies, disfisnchised, renlsd and dis-
sgardsd By Thousands Who uscs uro.
ansed % love ssd 10 respect ne. a
arldss Psfiah b my nsivs lssas
A monster bird, Of The pelican
pecles vs. shot On the Yasoc : fsw
ays incA Il measured uins fset
wen inches from tlp 10 sipA--stx f1st
hrse inches paint of bsak 10 thsfl.s.
nd 10 crop BY actual nsasursmmt,
eld little over half bushslI Of
helled corn. ~
Brcaths there . man with souIIso.
ead-wbo never to himself hath
lid-T viii ny lonl pspsr tkis.--
9th Tor ny own and fmiIy's mks.
nch thers b let him rspeut--and
ave p hin ths paper sent--snd IL
ed pan . happy vlntsr-hs mad
sncs should pay ths printer.
A Few of ths captured Austr;su
uns have bess mslte5 dc,vr ~ g ~
urposs Of mekins nedslr e,s .hs I
rs'aiias soldIsru. and shev A. = siS y.
|, havs surpsd ous 4. y: -. r.
'PPef ana iesd, instead OF tue usual
an-mesai, wn'sh VIM. . = Compounded
'PPef ana t'n. -.
Two young ladies vrrs holding .
'nvssssi'on M s over the virtues q 9
~ y. o' Ana dos y ut wellr
FHf L(M. n IN Ia haoo vvxa}lfvI
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-15

. 8@s8 " HthHs tHn HHtHHfy "lufHl
1f sftaliuhy-@
"vIsm Isiha' s~a @sasals ,ism ..i,lss.'
seaFiaE sIen, leaving weak women Il
The dim dislanee 70 sdmIrs and ~
plaad, =, fitted fsr smother sphere
W may not e'ualsis ihsm. / trsm.
bled al The time, and I ismbIs now,
u Che thouEhs ef my semerIty IN NJ.
tempting a defsase a my sex asaIns,
obsefveF'ssaiifieal pen. What think
you, then, mns. be my fselIngslo find
him reiafsreed--saeihsr mssealIae
brain and cnustic pen employed 70
traduce our sex, and level The prape
and canlster Of derision and yIrl,.
lenee al my wounded and covering
head' Levcrgne, he stylcs himself,
significant but most singular nom
lac plane. LA TArlLrox would, /
think, 10 Significance add the beauty
Of fitness. But why should he come
to Observers assislanceY Did be
think him unable alone to maintain
bile positions Upon noother hypoih-
esis can ! understand the oiIicious
support. -
| A word upon the exordlum. He
thought Il impossible for US to main
tain silence under Observers attack,
and yet he thinks that would have
been the @part of wisdom. We sre
then utterly devoid cf wisdom. Al
he admires the ladies "more than any
living man." whas, ! sas spscuIAtlne,
Is the opinion Of the rest Of our con-
temporary icrdss Ny BIbls peaks
Of FIVE wise lyirgiws i i had never
supposed there were only ave, but ss
Lsversns thiuh tn dilssls n
wisdom 70 the feminine brain, in this
degsnsslS yhas aplaydasl 4
must accept The verdict; for an aabler
person* tkAn bAby 8, Baitss nuut
bs in command 70 presume to differ
with him. -eNi
fhsseh Ieverjys spmes to o.
server's assistance, BE does not, Il
seems to me, Clearly understand him.
They agree that precipitancy Is a
fault in these improper unions, re-
shifting in "black harvestsof woe and
miscryP each magnanimously con-
ccdes that wives are chiefly to blame,
but there part company. Observer
censures Erich, accomplished young |
ladies" for not 'thsediag the warning
counsels Of judginent," rejecting
Sensible, worthy men and accept-
ing those whom their hearts elect,
while, on the other hand, Leversne
charges upon them Speculation in
men," constructs modern marriages
upon "small capital Of love-" (csn
We construct upon npifsly lask for
information) making the highest bid
der the succasfhl suitor.
Choose bsswssa shsn," sosnsa. pr.y.
(which d vsassstP y vo~sa ~. Il
In my experience and observation
In liis ] have not MT with 70 many
'illy z9tcheds oospl~ Is LsysrrnA|
md ansot therefore appreciate Is
lsvings q @ysst aod vos, Of wrecked
hearts and ruined fortunes.s fDld]
select those words ior fitness, or
Ior allissistios0s esns unk6ppyl
'ouplesI have sesa, certainly some
ins the husband, sonetines The I.
Eis n faulb geusnlly both. Bat
70 are not angela qnite--not In
Heaven YET. Perlrs eonrsnislityI
vsuld make - -. ~ -.
-. :. =. .11sl!s Z ss.. =
n o.. T".,s --.,ls
!. .,,.,..s - s'sn ICY
!. ]. -, NJ M,
80 - - -. W. ne
-: -. : o''sa
iss, but wisk % saId I am confirmed Z
! tks hrl;rf th.t .oa.s~x.- 1. .fA. =
..-....,,- -. - .
. sAosn.n ooe J
01EIye. A. \ Wumnn mi0kt nnw A n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-15

A BARnkR PuxxLEp. Three
brothsrs, bearing a remarkable rc-
semblanoc 10 one another, are in the
habit Of shaving At the same barber
shop. Not long ago one Of the broth
ers entered the shop early IN the
morning, and wss duly shaved by
German who had been AZ work IN the
shop only for . day or two. About
noon smother brother came n ana
underwent . similar opeution d the
hands ef the sams barber. In ths
evening the third brother made his
apPearspoe, when the German drop
ped h's Isior IN astonishment and
excIaimed "velI, mine 0ctti az
man hsgh de- fAshtsss psarl I lsvss|
sawj Ishasss him dls mornin,, sheyu|
him u dinaer timse and he aomeu
s:ss s:s., ,s.I ,..S y y N Pss'a = less sk
r1sv ~ - su.m -
I, a WoxnxlyuL Gux.--Normsn
v YARD has made 4 proposal % the |
War Departnent tc oonstrsct ~ -
sight Inch ri9s with VIII stsnd ii |
The following tesls or bc eousidsrsi :
lailuresaa asns isnR auhi n
He will fire sixty pounds Of pow-
der and Q four hundred pound shot.
Then twenty rounds with thirty
pounds Of powder and q two hun
ircd pound shot. Then he will ex-
plods . shell at the bottom Of the
bore, then . shell In succession Al suc-
,essive distances toward fhe muxxle. |
Then he will simultaneously explode |
he bore filed with shells: and 6palIv
viii 6rs thirty ycunds Of powder b.
lind shell % 6xsd In the bors =
,ot 10 Be losusd out BY firing Oh the
'haTgs: The cost Of the gun, mount
4, . - 5000.
Orr TO TINE ErERsAL CrY-l,
)ur 6Panlsh American papers are
hll of nolless of Tie departure Of
5ishoF. and other representatives q
be C6lholic Church of Rome 10 sf-
md ths gsand srIaiasticsl council
Ais ysar. Ths Auhbinhop Of Nex-l
. and BIshop Of Morslia went On
nme time ego, and nov they are 70
4 nom the Antilles. They tske I
Ae steamer b Cadis and VIM doubt- |
- rsndesvoas In Spain, where, ifI |
,ey will Join the Spanish hierarchy,
'ey win make the most imposing !
recession ever made to the Eternal I
sr ka Il
A SENSIBLE GrRI--Whcn PhiIip {
Lenry, the father Of the oelebrstea | !.
'mmentator, sought the hand Of the |.
nly daughter and heiren Of Mat |,
lews In marriage, an objsction W. ,,
'ade By her fsfhsy, who admitted !
- b Wa . gentleman, q scholar.
ID a exosllent preacher, but be
- . stnnger, and "thcy did not 4
,en know where be came ftom.s !
rre,' said the daukhter, Who hsd |
sll wslkhed the exc1li6at qdxlIsies B
ID gsaees Of The strzprsr, sfbut 1 Q
aow Where be i gong, and / would 4
ke 10 90 with him p and they walk 9
liis's pilsrimass TORCHES. vzl
Az IRISH VALExrrSE.-"Och, Q
addy, suais Paddy, z Iwas4 your Z
.ddy, I'D kill ye wid kisses intirely. .
! vas your brother, and likewise q
'ur mother, I'd Gee that you wint to 1
d airly. To tasts Of your breath, |.
4 ssarve ne 70 death, and lave Of ! !
y hoops altogether. To jist have q /
ste Of your arm on my waist, I'd
ugh ct the mesnsst Of weather.
ear Paddy, be mine, my swase Val '
time; yell find me both gentle and Il
vii; oar lie We will spend 70 an /
ligant Ind, and care may 70 dancs
"a a devil.n
he Indian Borsau has Just Issued .
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