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lzlas tn Cey'sn Mach In 1o4 I4y-, AMI The 1refte APHi
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stss a ~fhdnwn- <he h- -ncs eLan=-i kanl- ~ 5000
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Frnch Trzae ShoaI = cresoeat -hzTsI. with IL how 90 tie
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DIED.

JNNE~-ar Wr-a-b1r1. Oneida County. y. Y. Feb. -.
ls57, sarah T. lanes. sis Il DR. " " JaHES-
Mr. james j. vel Ememl-r-i here hy her maiden name.
-Arah J. B=rcl-r. After h-r r-tCra % Tire Jnt-i state. lie
as mIrr=I q DR. jane
CHsuBEaLySE-At Eureka, Dec 1865. Richard r Cham
beEayEe. Afe q lfil. Sandwich I-a-.-. aged IS YEAR,.
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MARRIED.

Hamilton. CaualA Wet. Jan IL At
th= r--a1ruc- 81 th= hrsi-- Eth-r. IS tn Rev. a. ~. Drink
water. MA. Rector q - Thomas Church. Mr.. Henry NJ.
Hamilton q August PeuLL daughter % :. j. Mason. E-4
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FoE SsS FzaNcIsco-Per Will tha- dzy-
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-31
A War Incident.

"A Staff Officer" in the Masonic
columns Of the New York Dispatch, furn
ish-. the iolIowinc:
81 civ" the following ieciden, filling
under NV avn ion. "a An ins,snce
where the Masonic tie Of brotherhood
moved stronger than the fear ~ death
And more lss,ine fh4n the hatred Of NOR
'a' foes. Al The second battle of Cold
Hsrhor The rsnu'se of :ha F-derals left the
ground IL font Of the Cnnf.dsra,e works
-'r"wn with their d.ad and wonn dad
these. living mora than dav under the
hot Jn's sun. diving with thirs', bsgoed
ni'eon.'v for help, hu' in vain. as the Fed
arsl lines were 40 close ,ha, uone could
leave the prn'e",ion Of the breast work
~ithont h.'ng made taree, for their
bullets. Some dragged ,hemsels.s ~ the
'i'c', and were hoi-fad over hv mes.s Of
~si" bets hncksd together and lei down
20 ,h.m.
al this time..~hen to cross the works
seemed "e"sn death. two man came TO
head quarters and asked permission to
bring in a wonndei Federal living in their
front They were referred to the order
nr"hihiti"g sch reckless exposure. and
he danger Of the a,remp, pointed ont -
They answered that the man had shown
he Masonic signal of distress, and that
ss Mssons thew felt bound to attempt 10
rehave him ut anv cost The General
R F. Hoks conld.no, refuse his consent,
and at nigh,fall the two went upoc the
field. and though exposed 10 the greatest
danger. succeeded in bringing the man
s-fsly of. lie proved to he n Lieutenant
Colonel badly shot in tn. head he WA
carried 70 private hospital, carefully At
tended nv Mssons and eventually recover
al from his wounds \, frs, considered
mortal. As General Grant sent in no
flag of truce. hui continued his fire upon
tho Confsdsrate ambulance corps. his
wounded l"v where they fell. and nearly
all died ~ithou, Le'p in sight OF two ar
mics; but the Ms,onic signal. feebly
raised, had found a response IN hosrile
hresst.. and added one more 10 the mnnv
victorira OF Love over Death"
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"A True Gentleman.

A gentleman is not merely a person
acquainted with certain forrus and s,iqnet
tes Of life, easy and self possessed in soc,e.
'tv, able to speak and act and move in the
world without awkwardness, and free
from habits which are vulgar and in bad
taste. A gentleman is something much
hevond This: that which lias At the root
Of all his ease and refinement. and TACT
and power oi pleasing, is the same spiri,
which lies at the roo, OF everv Chr;s,ian
virtue. II is q thoughtful desire Of doing
in everv instance 10 others "a ne would
that Others should do unto him Tie is
constantly thinking no, indeed how he
may give pleasure 10 others f,r the mere
sense Of pleasing. hut how h, can show
resDect fo- Others, how he NAV avoid
hurting their feelings. When he "a in
society he scrnpnlonsly ascer,sins the
position and relation Of all with whom he
ia brought into contact. that he NAV give
To each his due honor. Ina proper POSITION
lie studies how he NAV avoid touching in
conversation upon ant subject which NAV
needless'v hnrt their feelings-how he
NAV shstain from any allusion which NAV
call up disagr.eahle or offensive assoc;a
tion. A gentleman allude. TO. neve, an.
n@ars conscions Of, anv personal defea,.
bodily deformi,v, ,nferioritv of talent. of
ra"k. OF reputation, in the persons in
whose society he is placed. ri. never "a
snmas anv snparioritv 20 h;ms self-n-ver
r'd'cnla.. never snears. never boasts. never
makes di-plav Of his own power or ad
van'aees-sueh as is implied in ridrcnle.
sarcasm. or ahnsa AS he never indu gee
in habits or tricks or incliu atoms which
NAV he offensive tn Others. He feals, as
! mere mamher Of society. that ha has NO
right to trespass upon OTHERS. to wound
or annoy them. And he feels a. a true
! Christian. that thew are his ro.hers-
that as his hrothers thew are Children like
himseH. of God-memhers like himself
Of Chria-hein like himself Of the King
dom Of Heaven.
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Senator Wilson's Opinion.

Senator Wilson has addressed TO a
promiuen. Virginian. in answer to an in
quiry recently made, the following:
WAsHrSoroS. d. c., July 10, 1867.
Dear Sir: You AJAX me in your note,
"What action ia necessary on the part Of
the people here to avert from them con
h-cs',on T. | am sure the generous action
OF General Grant and our commanders
toward The men in arms against their
country, ihe magnanimity Of the nation,
the eIt'eral poicv Of Congress, should salts.
fv YOU and The we'll disposed people OF the
rebel States that nothing will be done for
revnnee, but everything for the enduring
paace Of the country. Nothing can bring
conhscaton upon the people of the rebel
States hnt tho persistent folly and mad.
ness OF the masses OF their people and I
cannot believe that the body Of their peo-
p'e will by their future action bring con.
hscation upon themselves. will suggest.
nv dear sir, a sure way for vou- people
TO avert from themselves confiscatiou. rel
move disabilities, restore law, order, peace,
and individual and national prosperity and
happiness: Let them abandon, at once
and forever, the ideas. principles and poll.
c'es OF their lost cause; strive to &C nquer
the prrjndic"s, hate. and passions engen,
dered hv their rebellion and the conf;c,
thew inaugura'ed. Let them accept the
results OF the nations victory, :he uni,y o.
the States. the perpetuilv of the republic
the emancipation, enfrsnchisement, and
c'tz~nship Of their bondmen, their eouali
~ Of rights and privileges. Let them dc
this in spirit "a well as in form let them
establish schools for the education ofhort
racas; let them encourage the freedmen
to be thrifty and temperate; 10 get home
seads, and to engage in inius,ries ir
varied forms; 'e, them develop the might,
resources our Heavenly Father has piver
20 the people Of The sunny South, An,
cherish R spin, Of fraternity and love =
Snch action will inspire affection. conf
dence, magnanimity make confscs,io
An imposs'bility; causs disabilities speed
" 20 disappear. and bring down upo
them their State and country blessing
and benefits.
Very truly vour friend.
HENRY WILSON,
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a Tail Of Emoshun,

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49,. ~. got ,eao'y
w" ups 70 '"'' "''' whenever do e
'h'ng 60 sbs''s' us'sr am 10 much ny a
haste.
IT. sads when YOU ki.. the M York
GIRL. With r,.,v M, ...L.;. ,,..
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THE JUAnEz PaooRAMMx.-A Wash
'ngt"n letter gives the probable pro.
gramms Of wha, is called the Jusrez Gov
srnrnent in Mexico:
The Juarez sdheren,s-a mere bandit
Twill condscats and plumber all the
wealthy people Of Mexico, and pu. to
death large number Of those who were
their opponents. They will sweep away
the last remnants OF the Church property,
and dsnounoe all foreigners. or course
this rule will not last very long. The
country is given over to perpetual coz
vus'on and disorder. Juarez, after ee,
ting rid OF the foreigners, will also, Il il
thought. drnounce and destroy all the
mixed race. and preserve only the origin al
and pure Aztec race, to which be be.
longs.
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port their luck ir securing a cook and TO
exhibit in triumph a number Of biscuit
eqnai in e;Zs 10 cases Of coEn meal nsual'
" called "ashp cakes" There was some
m'rtll excited BY these productions from
tho culinary department. but the vigorous
attacks made showed that though large
ard tolerably tough, thew could be easily
demolished.
Our party having refreshed themselves
hv this rest on the next morning took
", their line Of march for Union G II.
We will nor continue To detail the inc'.
dent. connected with their dailv advances
fowards Charryville, N. c, and thence to
Charlotte.
rhav were recaiveA a, Charloua nv
their hrorher soldiers, there assembling.
with many congratulations at their safe
return.
Our party went soon afier With de
'achm.nt % jain The main hody Of cav
slrv in front Of Sherman and remsined
in he fed until the surrender OF Gen.
Jol'n.on's army.
We now lpsve tha subject with our
resdArs. hoping ,ha' we have not entirely
fsi'ei to interest them with the aadven
lures Of Picket Guard"
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Very truly vour friend,
HENRY WILSON.

SOUTHERN STATE GovERYMENrs A
large delegation Of white and black Union
iSts have arrived here from North Carolina
and Alabama for the purpose of urging
upon Congress the necessity OF entirely
abo!.hin2 the present State governments
in the South. Their petitions .et forth
'hs fact that the Union msn Of the South
will have better opportunity ofcontrol-
ing the registration Of voters. DC II the
present organizations are utterly abolish
ed. The Norh Carolina delegation i.
headed bv An intelligent colorsI man
named Harris. who is President OF the
Equal Right, League Of that State. and
in behalf Of that organization he will pre-
sent to Congress a petition for the reIist
Of Ex-Governor Holden from the polite a
disabilities imposed upon him by his ac-
tive participation in the war.
Govsrnor Flanders. Of louisiana, ar
rived here'to-day. 1t Ia unlerstooi tn q,
he iotends to urge uoon Congress the
necessity Of immediate aid for his State
j" the repair of the Mississippi levsss.-
Washington Cor. " y. Times.
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The Wife.

Womsn's love, like the rose blossoming
in the arid desert, spreads it's rays over
the barren p'sn OF tire human heart. and
While all aroupd it is black and desolai-,
it rises more strengthened from the ab
sence Of every other charm. In no situa
'ion does the love Of woman appear more
beautiful than in that Of wife parents.
brethren, and. friends have claims upon
the affections. but the love Of wife is Of
= di.'inct and different nature. A 5augh
ter may WELD her lie to the preservation
OF a parent. = sister NAV devote heraelfto
suff-rine brother but the feelings which
induce her TO this conduct are not such A..
those which lead a wife 10 follow the hus.
hand Of her choice through every pain
and peril that can bef.ll him; to vat ch
over him in danger, to cheer him in ad
versitv. and ever remain inahersbIs a.,
hia side in the depths Of ignoninv and
shame. 1t isa heroic devotion which
woman displavs in her adh erence 10 the
f"r'unes OF a haPless husband. w, en- We
behold her in her domestic scenes, a mere
passive creature Of s"jovment. an intel
lec'ual j"v, Frightening tha family circle
with ths endssrmsr,s. and loved for the
extreme joy which thst presence and
those endearmenn are calculated to I'm
psrt, we can scarcely credit that the fragile
being who seems to bold her existence by
thread. is capable Of supporting the ex
trems OF human suffering; nay, when the
heart OF man si"ks hsnsa,h the weight OF
agony, that she should MAINTAIN her pris.
tine powers Of delight, and bv her words
Of comfort and patience. lead thu distract,
ed murderer to ps.ce aud resi- lua,ion.
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The Hills. near Auburn. Ala.

FooD OF GARDEN PLArTs.--Tt is obi
vious that cabbage, a pine apple, or a
primrose, can no more live without due
supply Of food, than rabbit or a canary
bird: but animals must moreover have
peculiar kind OF food; the rabbit, green's
aud oats; and the canary, rape, millsi, or
other small seeds while in the case Of
plants, which are fixed to spot, and
cannot travel about to select their food |,
such differences, when they do exist, are
not often Of practical importance, the food
ofplant, being nearly, so far as i, is known
very similar in kind.
The principsl difference in most garden
plants compared with others, is their
greater ds|icacy; and hence. so far as
practice is concerned, thsis food must 70.
quire, II | may u,s the term. IN ore delicate
and re6oed cooking and msnsgemeut.--
Judge Buei.
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"uE SHorALL but ME when Gen
S'"ss e0"mandef the army ofTrnns..se
one day, While on ibe march, be sudden
], csme upon one Of the ragged" but.
ternut fraternity. who was just then bust
ly engaged in pluuderiog q garden. The
General drew up, aud in that clear, ring
ing voice. Sh'ch one heard on the Geld Of
battle is not rssdily tosgotten. called out,
ITO what command do you belong ~
Butternut Was caught, hs recognized the
General. and he knew the mao he had 10
deal With. Assuming a green, gswky
manner. he answered as follows: Ms
ter did brlongto Mr. Bragg's company,
but be shot all but me I"
This was li,,!s to much, and draw.
ing his hat over hi. eye. sod oo,np.s..iop q
hs lips, Tbs General rod . on. and lsl the
last mao Of his COMPANY" Epe. +,
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AN Editor down South says be wou,,

An Editor down South says he would
n soon Try TO 60 to sea on a shingIe,
make ladder Of fog, chase streak Of
lightning through crab apple orch ard,
swim up ths rapids Of Niagara, raise the
dead. stop the tongue Of an old maid, or
ssr ESis on fre with wet match, as to
undertake to make an intelligent man out
eta person ~bo don't take a newspaper.
or gsntlaman out Of one who refuses or
ssglects to pay b's subscription.
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IA an old woman vas lately walking
through one Of the streets Of Psris At
midnight, patrol called out, "who's
'bersr Il, n !, patrol" she replied |;
"dea't be afisidt" ::
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TorPIss CoTros.-lt 10 not establish.
ed that the operation pays generally,
thongh il sesms 10 do so 10 certain cases.
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OF course Napoleon was right when he
said ,ha. snow days bsyones think
Polished steel must be capable Of reflsc
ton. 's~ a.N sa.g, -,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28

KeutueG,.---speeeh Of Jesse D. Bright.

ou the II lB-t Jesse - Bright istrnayrly
= United -tas.s Senator from 1g3faus. but
nos a TaenibeF u the Keatuky Legislature,
u.sds = spoeeh ~ CArrojlioH which cor
rvsPan.isHt Summarizes ~ ioiisw-
Hs sssr,od N by saying he bad aisayx
teen . state hight DEMOCRAT lie de-
scuasea Ar Lan0ssh Doarias aud ANDY
tobusoB Ia The giost hitter terms said that
he DvmeeTa1lo senators from tie SSHth dfi
wrong IN Yaoatgng the4r saasa al the begin
nIag 81 las war SAID Mr. IaBes4,s rad NO
power under the GsnsUtHtion local out any
troons NJ 0pponed - paying Ne puidis
asbs thss eITrasAsy ought az T. pav sH
ether Dollar antt her Representa- y,,s were
admitted aa1 tbat q the Sa8th ever re,
gained her rgals 4 goalA l.a BIZ the s1ord
a8d sAid 4 that Wa treason tie Govern.
meDt might make BE most Il il wa ia
t4voT Of returning etgFy slave 70 his orig
nai master vas ih faTar Of iuw IN Ken
tEeky that every sus VITO iost anything ia
kNntaeky during the war. or b. The war,
should be pad and thai the General Cos.
erEzaenf should refund il 10 Kentucky was
IN fsyeF 81 GsR. W q. Bgtier {sho Wa
pFasent} Tor the next President sad that
tho naiisnsi lava we're sos a. canaiea with
The State laws hat xefe 0aly aaxii.ary "a
them. The whole tenor Of bis speesh was
of the sesns sGFi 81 s1Ba
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28

t-egsue ,sssssagas- Gcah3 Cs4sBHHsaa=s 81 ne
S1stsb Nss.rss Z L.s-ssi-ssa
Assslsszs are g4ly "a. EEL
BEIsFKE HRoTBES i ssseslsts &siF lt3ssd
VIA ySsT Gzay rssoatssh q siss sisss al olarea
brEshr-n sElg soar ladEsH
De . .hs LsiEt u tks as1sss n EatsB4s - Ssl.
las AstsgF StIsh Essss sssi - Ia Assp rs.e.s9a
q he vsl.ses - Mass Toe
lbstT, a - lss Z eispsHsae * hs AL ar y sas
-s"r SAa iA~ ssasa ans bold h ssek ~ ress asss
sFs Asa he ier-ssstas che sesd tos ~ aGt a. sell
- ~ arsE
AsN stsat ref9bti. taz Fsi.sdiufa Il tie Sssii !
ilsoah, tsEst aes soS - Sa4t=s " ias psih 81 ths
rusazillEEs-a Il AT sssss saaetissz! ~ - sus.b
b.ess5t sEG Ess.as4
AE EssrtssBs.s s1a gIEle sankrsas 10 tie ts-sb
fsH, Jea5 / s8re fos fiss
G. OAAIHALpi. TktFls-IAlFd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28
The PFetesdee Letter Of Ex-senator
Harris.


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ssr-eooo - re ssaisf Fa-Pertas 70 - S-t:sso ~
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So ne s1-SsEEsAsg vs-e 81 sasisHs hJ the stzP4a
- q sac Es-sLa bet tte folEewEng lssa-s ~gSl-
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Ts'rz b. - isssss sTtstsr ~ sse-tAOzSA sERsl
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