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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26
EDUCATIONAL.
ROckp0rt Collegiate Institute,
RoCKPoRT. INDIANA.

ROCKPORT, INDIANA. f.Tf
Next term begins MONDAY, SEPrE>rBER
2D, 1867. Admits both males and females.
Boarding department exclusively for
young ladies. The building are new
well finished, and beautifully situated in
grove of native forest trees.
This institution offers superior induce
ments to the. youth of Southwestern In
diana. STRICT DISCIPLINE and THOROUGH
SCHOLARSHIP constitute its motto. Give
the pocket" School trial. Patronize
home instit utions.
aul6 div Wo.eH. SMITH. President.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26
/ s 2 NEW York Herald 2oth q < IL Srsgx
The Congress Of Soyereigns; ut Ssls-

BY one Of yesterday g teie raj ma "a ne
have it announced that. the Emperor
and Empress Of the French, the En-
vlh r yGml .Sn-Tsf fa1sdff no Ee,f =
The New York herald., 1867-02-21
ITO ARCHITECTS.

ITO ARCHITECTS.
Congress the United states adopted following
Resolutions Rules Regulations observed by
POST ONCE and Sn,ea States co the
plan 70 be adoped BY this Commission FOR The erection and
states Courts Tie city q New YORK Se =
that he following the conditions and rules be observed
ss 4 ss aas
necessary pdesss nssera. assd Elevation. and
TaraTo = .seo@Pan,sd Sy outline specifications and
acoustics, beating and ventilation.
except first door, which be estimated both
and s.m.ss 70 s be @ sas%.es The Con-
is son .u ~ns ,rD,,a ,1' ~ A'
TO be ,hiss :sIs: .ss ~ :,o sssss .se,. tn. b.s.
msn separate s;s sssTss Ss % = made % for sassar
second and Third Floors TO .. follows v,.
First six rooms for United S,ates District
AssFne{ assi.sanss and elssn. ;:; Second soor
room for ciiGnii Court ss i-.ss M
ons room Tor D:rcs Goart s,i.::i ''
rnhZon. room for Dstrie, Court judges; ''e''' "'"
sistn-ons room for circui, ccurt jada-s >''
sssssSic ioas Tor uiroai, Uoars C,eri ''-'
and Records Second aoor.
Ninth room for Grand Jaiy TsipS Soor
TenthOne room for arbitration Third door.
Elevenh.-Two rooms for Referees Of Circuit
T.sfS~oS. room room for Di:irici Attorney. "''. D'''
united sss
All nsr room. II sscond ~ % and ssrd siors. and attic @ viii
Se Gs s. VII. III.
rooms wardrobe water closets &C . !.
and ', supply may y
A. safes and iron vaults as may be required IN the
ha.sment and each story Of The building
sealed and addressed 20 John Hoa@an chairman q
Commission At the Mayors Office Of the city OF New YORK;
Resolved That the sum Of 5000 win he Paid to the arch
ss whose plan % ss Be Of nS aaopse BY ne
Commission superintendent lhe erection OF said build
$ Sy and United or @
swSy CONSTITUTED ute sn;nores hsrsof for a, purpose
cent s20ooo three pen s2sooo cent
on balance Of the amount OF expenditure and cost Of erecting
Resoved Tha. the sum Of saoo be paid 10 the archcc
whose plan shall be reported upon and by the
second In merit; that the OF s2G0 be paid
non as Psp and s s" Of rs
70 The whose plan may be pronounced ov the Com
Resolved. ina. The mex. Ten whose plans may be pro
merit Be- classified II q lve each and that tho
hrs diyon be paid $500 each and that The second DIVISION
Resolved That this Commission The right Of
jecnR ali plans proposed and submitted IN IL.
Resolved That all plans for which premiums shall be
Sss = = ss ;. ss e g9ss
submitted them.
Resolved That architects requested apply
Kelly Postsster Secretary OF the COMMISSION, at the Posi-
Once FOR ibe proposals., surveys and maps.
s:.I.s41 rs;.%;;s !; e. csss,s .s
asSS;i iSH:s:S :.%s.,
Jackson =. Schultz Moses Taylor.
Charles II. Russell Charles n. Rsgers
John z. HOFFMAN. cbairmaR sf Conun'sson
JAnn KKlY, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

THE LATE PROFESSOR >BACHR-Ar A MEETING
oil the Standing Committee Of the United Sanitary
Commission, specially called February TO- 1867 consider
the bereav which had befaen the Commission
death Of its Vice Presidents Alexander Dallas Bachs the fol-
lowing resolutions adopted:-
Resolved That the Executive Committee Of the United
States Sanitary Commission hears with fserna sensbty
Of the death of their boncred associate and friend Aexan
der Dallas bsche one OF the original members Of the Com
mission Tor three years and untl health wholly failed
PRESIDENT and always its loyal hearted and influential
Resolved hain Professor Baches military scientific and
administrative training and experience. well in his
tive fulness OF mind and balance character the Sanitary
Commission found ncxhaustibe fund OF counsel and
WISDOM while in his established reputation and high
ton they gained honor and confidence in their aud
drew to themselves the sympahes science aud the good will
OF large constituency in other fields of difficult
prise aud endeavor.
Resolved That the exquisite courtesy genial
warm OF late associate had cndeared him
every member Of the Commission made the memory of
our Official intercourse fragrant with tender regrets: and
that among the precous recoecons Of history
viii forever continue the image OF his wise gentle gracious
humane and faithful character
Resolved That the Commission win testify their respect
or their ate Wee Presidents memory BY depnng special
COMMITTEES 10 attend his funeral the Capital and that the
Newberry. be that committee
Resolved, That these resolutions be engrossed In the
minutes and be published papers Of Washington New
port Philadelphia, Boston and New York.
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

SPECIAL NOTICES.
NONSIGNEES PER PALMYRA ARE REQUESTED TO
~ their goods lying, at their risk OF dre
other injury, the Company's wharf, In Jersey City.
Il. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
" Union for OF Science and Art, will
the birth OF Washington BY suitable exercises
Thursday evening February 81 at ~ O'Clock, the
large hall OF the Cooper Union. The publcc respect
fully invited attend Tickets be had free apTcA
ton the o1ice. ABRAM B. HEWITT. Secretary
OFFICE OF THE CAMERON COAL COMPANY
II BROADWAY 4
NEW YoRK. Feb ~ 1875
election for Directors Of this Company held this day,
the following persons were unanimously chosen
LEVI A. DOwLEY PAUL SPoFFORD,
FLETCHER WESTRAY, JOHN J. CRANE, ~ D., 4
WM. A. SALE, s. l.. SIMPSON,
Il. r. DEGRAAF. RICHARD WARREN
THOMAS RUTTER.
Subsequently Lew 4. Dowley, ESQ., was unanimously
elected President and s. i. simpson, Esq. Treasurer
FREDERICK d. sOMERS. SecretAry
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

T,O ThR JoURNEYMEN BooKMAKERs or THE
United s,.tes-your fellow wcrkmsn Of SAP Francisco
snt the manufacturers trying 70 reduce already
ANAL wages.
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

A STEAM PR0PELLER YACHT FOR SALE-FIFTY
N eight feet long ten feet beam; about Ave months old
built OF oak copper fastened has accommodations
eight persons besides the is well found In every
spect Apply on board al foot Of East Tenth street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
the REAL vElPAu FEMALE PILLS
wAuu usrwn puR~.,vs

These Hlls, % eelebntcd many years ago IL rsrie
for the relief or 1emalr iTrcYularie~. and afterwards
for their criminal SIMPLIFY nent In the prac,e 81 abor
ton, are INV 09esed Tor -aie for tn afst time 10
America. They have been kept In o.. vsnilse oh.
eturity from the fact that the orgnstor DR. vepau.
v physician In Paris, Of great wr.th, and strict
conscientious princp and has withnsid them from
general use, lest they shoud be employed for unaw-
ful purpses.
In overcoming Femaie Obec nct:on- Falling ~ sns
Womb Whites. tsrcen sickness. snpprs s'on Iseten
tioh, Or lmmoderste Flow Of tn Mri'hly Dis
charges. Nervous and Spinal ah-ruons. Paine In the
Back and imhe, Fatigue slight exettn, Palpita-
tiOu Of the Heart. hystsrics. &C.. End will elect
kcufe when oil other Tesne have failed; and al
though powerful rem sdy. do not contain ca'omeis
sulim0Gy Or srything hurifpl ~ the con- tiiunon
To married ledies and young girls who have nsses
beeu req. aeed. they ase psculiarly suited. They
win. N short dino. bsisR on ths usonth.y perAd
CArsscs. -nassisd lqdiss shcsld never take tf.m
when thesg = my rsesn 10 believe themselves Pr
nms, ~ thsy WI b. surevD psuducs miscassiaee.
la4e8 can pocnge buRs senled nom the e9es %
the cusiOus b soeloeGng dollar, On at1 peseae
eeamp< 70 =. ". nACOABkR, 0enersi Agent i0s
tie Uslsse eeesss - Csssdss = Aibaas. n f.,-o
seee3D- 1&Wiv Go0evseoO = SSNres.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
MARVIN 4 WHITE,
RANEER9.

Il Ne. % Broadway. Vow Work.
stoc,.. Ronie, Geld and All kinds Of Government
g..cur3sies pnrchseee sud sold % eommisston.
". National Rroadw Y Flank. ~ u, Edwardss
Nicholas 4 Richards. Rosson WIN. C1apln Co.s
Bast.sp; In'on National Nsn. Chseae"' = A.
;:fSsi lsssl ssAs's O. - IL ~ - =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
Daseisf ssst Gppes-sssseh
nEAW SHEET IRON WORKER
dsssss4lfs sisss aAxvpAcsunsa % gss 80
Smoke Stacks. Breeching. SORGHUM
sPANS, FIRE SHUTTERS, WELL TUBE
lNQ- EyAAllST RlH& &C Az.

ING. EXHAUST Pln&. &C., &C
Also. dealer in Stoves asd Tis Ware, RooiiuS
asd all House Jobbing done nestly aud prompt.
y. The great suel econorniser; the Euress end
Stoves ore still in the market. also many oshe5
hinAe u stug0s Gall 900 era nine q nosle
n6ie ssssss. sDavsspesb lseA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
Aso1emeee3 sale.

THE y1NDYRglpNAD AH0J0N EE9 or JOeHCA
] UlJRR viil o. 81 saie. anA Viii IN q Pubic
es1e 10 Ne hiehsss bisdcr fv cash. IN aosfer stick
Or 0vocssiee MI stre dxsnfes SSH pt~h and m.
tarvs hing the samr aselgaed ~ ia Barr - The
unefpixDed. ~ Died Of As~isBsns. dated MAJ ssth.
1851. Sale TO cOmneree a O'Clock A. NJ VA Sa'ur.
asy, ~ i3h dav Of july tsd5 and cyntinnc from
day n dsy until the whO'e 10 sold
Sale on the ueeUissa, wet lie Brsds STREE. b.
TWEEN ID ~ "a Aeeests Dass npnSt. Iowa Bids Tor
III parrheee jsotr SAL, 81 ihr who or any =
ton ~ sa -t0ek. s-iicted 1t sny tne b<t~een this
:. - xaSssHdsgE' lA~s..~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
LOOK HERE!
SMITH THE HALTER
FOR 81 AND UPWARD

CAN BE HAD
HATS 70" figures broad and burly,
HATS for str-lght hair and curly,
HATS for faces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and Jolly;
HATS for gentlemen of standing,
HATS that give look COMMANDING;
HATS for walking, riding. driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in
HATS for picnic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions
HATS that stand all kind of mauling,
HATS for every trade and calling,
HATS for travelling sporting, sailing,
HATS grease proof, in storms unfailng,
HATS air>chambcre1, Smiths lining,
HATS with which to cut a shine in;
HATS Of many shapes uncommon.
hats admired BY lovely woman
HATS with which room 10 enter,
HATS fur scoresef wild adventure;
HATS Of q1iet styes for pastors.
HATS low~crown. yCur knowing castors
HATS of sent hund,e ed miles for,
HATS that boys and misses sigh Cor,
HATS that even babies cry for;
HATS for landsmen and for sailors.
TIA that grace the work for tsiIors;
HATS that would ss,ns entice,
HATS. prime Hats, At any price!
HATS THAT IL HATS
at Sn01th,a d.
Sign Of Black Bear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
30 per Gen.. in The Cost cf Jars (!
DIR. BigelOw.

I. the only Physician. q, a sn.r,.,,.,
nov ID cnlcago that n Be cnsirely
relied apon. 60 no gfS. aud NOT euf
fer that norribi. disease to remain in
your system. disfigurin9 your face
and body, besides destroying your
happiness and future pros,rcts I'll life.
He has made PRIVATE DisF AsES
and NERVOUS DEBILITY ~ .sr a,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

The nersor all afflicted s5oud consul, ~.
ever g. MA ~ pacrt his not beInr - .,.
has been ~ thf. city srepuution has voch..r, In
ali the ritv paper- hi. pstients and the met ii ,,s
lessiop h1th herr and abroad, being tn n,ss III
NJ spccia,ists here and thorough mss,er ~ Iii -
usi disea.es n ali Others fail. don't desn.i, six.
hr, esll n II only cs,mrnon occuyrrncc ~5,S ~.
= cure eneh caees is rooms arc -. lsis
and gentlemen, and the ms't, comp etc in the civ.
Yorss MN Take Particular Ne,ice. -Doctor f,i..
chow drvceer much ~ hie time to the tr.sss,.., Al
10 csecs caused by secret habit which nis hosn
budv ana mind unftti the uafortunate ,n1iI,,ssai
- eifhar Anencee orsOciety Tie al cf4 - ~.
eariy babits or the exceeses Of riper Il ~
80 the slehilitats the constitution desf,ov ~ sS
al ma mental powers. dlminieh ana enss.hls n.
Ganhood me pleasures Of He are usrred n.
q marrinc frustrated. and existence issrH cenSc~
term 81 nncea ling misery andregret such n.rs,ns
eeecsl,y those contemplating arriare .hs,rl5
no dime in making immediate Application. = 81. n
b. bis new treatment. II enabled to insure snce-lr
and perm suent cure.
eoufh Clark street. or M0nroe half s. ock ffOuu
the Pc Oilcs Poet 0.-ce B0x i54 Chicnyp I'M =
Ofsce hours from . A. n. to 9 r. NJ
Send for hir - .uide to Health. puhiAhed neotA-
y $3.50, ssnd TOT Descriptive essosls q
Qoun6eb 0np11D, IL eese peuv0uofve q gGnG110oGD
oDsU1s oGneeo - eooguDoOo eloanA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
60ST ON i.
To the Ladies'.

The Cirage Francois or French Dress
sing. tor Ladies' 4 children 8 Boots and shoes In
have become red rusty. and rnngh BY wearing and
arerestored To perfect and permanent black with AZ
mach ustre a. when leaving the leather soft and
Pliahle and what sof To the adiesi
VIII NOT AZ orr WIN WIT. soiL Tur sKiHre
Travelling Hays. Trunks. Carriage
Tops ana hue Harnesses. are made to book
IS GoGp As NV
Ladies and Children dress their ow n boots with
ont roiiine their hands Try one bottle. and you wi
never be without a supply oft In the house.
Ask your shoe dealer for IT,
7. BROWN Il co, P.oprietors Manufacturers
~ bla'kines and Dressings OF all kinds ( leather
Vihce' lii1 MIX street. Boston tSi-diy
For sale ~ PARKS 4 HOSMER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
The Washington library Com.
punv,

The Washington Library Com
punv,
n ord r that the benevolent object set forth in
his circular NAV be successfully accomplished
ave issued five series Of Fine steel Plsie In
gray ines. which are put on subscr.p tion u pri-
ces much below their retail value.
CkRriFiCATtS OF -TOCK IN TUE WASH
INGlON LIBRARY COMPANY
sill be issued, stamped with the seal of the Co
nd signed by the Secretary ,None others gen
unel.
Any person sending us One Dollar, or paving
h. same 10 our 10 al Agents will receive imne
iia'e'y fine Steel Plate Engraving, at choice
from the following lis and One Certificate o.
took. insuring tine Present in our publ shed
schedule
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAviNGS.
No Wy Child Nv Child" No2-They'rc
saved They're Saved" No3--"Old Seventy.
six; or, the Early Days Of the Revolution"
Any person paying rWO DoLLARS will re
ce've either Of the fol owing tine Steel Plates n,
choice. aud Two Certificates OF Stock, thus be-
coming entitled to Two Presents
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAvIN1S.
No. l-"Washinvton's Courtship No. .
"Wsshington's Lest Interview with his Mother
THREE DOLLAR BNGRAvINGS.
ANY person paving T TREE DOLLARS will
receive The beautiful Steel Plat. of
"HOME FROM THE WAE."
snd Three Certificates of Stock. becoming enti
lied to Three Presents.
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
Any person paving FOUR DOLLARS she'll
receive the large and splendid Steel Plate of
THE PERILS OF OUR FORrFATHERS, >
and Four Certificates Of Stock. emitting them
% Four Presents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
The Washington Library Com.
pnny.
WILL AWARD
SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.


l HsLdsome Country Residence. Stake,
Grounds. &c. Germantown. Philadelphia. $1,000
Double Residence. three-story brick, Cam
den. y. J ............. ........ 1900
Coal Depot, Ofices, Sheds. Gruund. with
business established. No. 1914 Washington
Avenue, Philadelphia. $500. -. -. -. 1906
Country Residence, Riverside, N. j., with
Ground. FruitS. &c. !. .....-......... 10. M
Three-stOry Cottage. Lot. &c. ......... -. sou
% Valuable Tuilding Lots Riverside, S sD each SOU
I III. giant Turnout Family Carriage, Span Of
Horses, Harness, &C. complete. .......... sO0
10 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside $500 each SOS
l Beautiful Siiver-grNy Horse, 10 l.2 hands
high, sired by the celebrated imported Ara
bisn Horses .'Caliph:" also, a light Road
Wagon. weight 10 pounds. with set Of SUI
perior Single Harness, &C., making first N y
class establishment Observation-Disclosures. 500
20 Pianos, 500 each. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1910
10 Mel0deons. $225 each !. -. ......t4.... 4,3O
Rosewood Sewing Machines, e208 each. =. l.Ou
10 Family Sewing Machines, 4i0O each. -. l,1s
81 Fine Gold Watches, sstW each :. ........ 1905
100 Oil Paintings, by leading artsts-aggre-
sm.i Hair shswl.. II "a each. -. 80
Came Is Hair Sh wis, $3,G1 each, ........ Coz
, Handsomc Lsre ShaWls. $50 each. ........ 70
10 Cashmere Shawls Sah each ................. 81
2nSiIk Dress Pait rn-. $7Hcach... =. 49,. :. $50
~ City fuildiog tots. 81 each. .......... So
The rrma nder will on let u Slv-swase M
ei-al Boxes. o ers Glass r. Pocket Bibles and
cid. r, nj artic e. or o Ean,ent ara Use amount
Total. .................. syN,M
All the properties given clear OF incumbraLce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the United
States.

Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the United
States.
TheAssocistin hove appointed .. Receivers. Messs1
GEORGE A. CuOKg CO., VIII o. well known IN
tegri and business experience will he el1BCient
guarantee tfa the money entrusted 70 them will be
prUmp " applied to the purpo.e stated.
PsiLApElrsiA, Pa. Nay 70, 1877.
TO the O@eers and Members d the washfhgsoa L.
brsf2<G6., N. s. REID, Secretary.
Gentlemen - On receipt Of your favor Of ~ 1seh
inst, MOTIF ing 10 Of oar appointo~st Recsisefs
for your Company, we took the iibef.y TO s1bmit .
COPY Of your Charter with plan Of Jour enterpsse
70 NE hi .hset legal Authority Of the ssae. and hsvisg
received hi- favorable opinion in regard % silly,
a sympa,hizing with the bcnevolsnt obecs OF your
Association. vic: the edseation and naisssnsnce q
ths orphan children OF sdiers and reilors u TIE
Riyeside lnettute We have concluded to aceeps the
rpss. ana 10 use our best efosts To promote 20
worthy IN vbjecs.
Respectfully, yOurs, &C.,
GEO. A. COOKE 4 co.
Aadress an letsers ard orders 10 $3.50
HEO. A. COOnE 4 CO., AANk1RS,
~ Sou b TniFd Sorree, m Ade1k oin, n,
Rseeivsu fe ~ WahingtSo Ahemy CSJ
july4A4W0A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
INSURANCE..


HARTWELL & SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY:
r. SIMPSON 4 Co..:
mutual Benefit Life Ins, Cemp'y,
Assets. s;o.ooo.OO
Continental Fire lns. Company,
Assets. ~. see. 900.
SecHrIfy Fire ms. Company.
ASSETS. 81. 5s5 coo.
insHFaHce 10. Of North America
+esc;s. sI.7so.ao0o.
LorIllard Fire In>uranec Co,
Assets $1,000. 900.
North american Fire lns. Cen'y,
Assets. ssse. 200.
commerce Fire Insurance Co.
Assets. $500. 900.
travellers Ens. Co., or Chicago.
sn"ure As'-, General Accidents.
snd,hs Traveicrs risk san stroke. bites Of dogs.
"s"'hi's, Subsection by drowning, choking. &C.
vnarc No. a. Grady street.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

PRoFlr IN BEE-KEErlNG.-As a
proof that bookkeeping, as ~ business,
pays as well as or letter than any
branch of horticulture, would state
that | am now offered for my bees,
$500 cash. 1t is not yet six wears
since | paid $50 for tho four stands
with which l. commenced the business.
SO this is The increase of my capital in
1.-Two seasons, saying nothing Of the
bees, honey and wax sold in the mean
time, or tho pleasure derived from
tho business.
Now that have so many hives, I
find the profit increasing, every year,
without requiring more time and Ia
Dor than L bestowed OH few. SO
far from there being any danger of
over stocking, [ find that my bees
have done bcttcr the two past seasons
than many have done where there
were but few hives kept in one place,
and | am convinced that where they
arc managed rightly, hundreds Of colo
mics will do we'll where one will. 10
accomplish this, however, it liz indis-
pensablc to have them strong and
vigorous in spring, that they may take
advantage of the whole honey harvest.
-klcm s. 7unper, ta Lo,ya 1yicuNn-
yal Report
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27
A Southern Editors "Reminiscences,

The Memphis Aralanche INDUCES in
the following bit of sentiment
"Lato at night, while the fire and
lamps burn low and dim, we lay down
No. l0,032, Volume LXVIIL Of tho
National Ktelhyencor, and lean back to
think, overcome by the many memories
which its familiar caption calls up. We
have read it constantly for thirty two
years, minus the four bitter years Of
civil war, and had the the good fortune
to know its old editors, Joe Gales and
VIM. w. Seaton, both great and good
men, now numbered with tho dead, but
Of immortal memory. Not only of
these princely gentlemen does tho Intel.
hgcnccr remind us, but ofmnny, many
another whom we were fortunate in
knowing, and whom the country has
lost Webster and Clay and Critten.
den; Dawson, the Commodore, of Geor-
gla, peerless at the dinner table Rusk
and Houston, Floyd, kindest hearted of
all living men; that noble gentlemen,
Butler, Of South Carolina, Prenliss,
worthy to be called Chrysotem, golden
mouthed, and not only beyond compare
son the most eloquent, but the most
gcnial and generous Of men; large
headed Tom Corwin Keith, gallant and
good Badger, wise beyond other men,
of admirable wit, and always cnamored
Of the truth Sewer and Douglas, Gle.
mems and Quitmnn, with many dear
old familiar face of others less known
to fame and even more beloved, crowd
around ms as we write; the dead min.
Cling with the living. Porter, of the
Spirit, and Inman the artist, and glori.
Gus John Brougham, and Alexander
Dimmitry, largc-soulcd a. one Of Hor
mer's heroes aud wise rs Plato; Breck.
inridgo and Bonham, Boyce and Robert
Johnson, four men Of like princely
natures all these, and many like these,
we met at Washington in the better
times, when the Senate of the Unitnd
States sat in the old chamber, and that
city was the capitol OF both tho North
ern and the Southern States. Eheu.
tugacesl how the years drift away, and
we become garruious, and forget that
tho long list of names, and the memories
they call up, Of the reflections of the
gods and times gone never to return,
and scenes already dim interest for no
one but ourself! Nevertheless it is
written, it is a cry from the heart. Let
it stand. Thank God, neither power and
malice can coniscate and sell for coin to
knaves the happy or the sad mcmcntoes
of the past
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

CorroN OpEnArIoNs.-A Miss Char
lotte IIough has brought suit agpinst
o Boston firm for money due her from
cotton speculations during the war.
Sho claims that she was employed by
them during the rebellion to buy cot
ton in the Southern States, and to ma
nipulatc late Government employees,
so as to secure its passage in safety
through the military, lines. Cen
eral Butlcris is one Of tho council for
tho lady, and sho states that tho firm
in question made 100000 by these
spoculations through her agency, and
now refuse to "divide." Tloro is an
cxcellcut chance here for some of the
numerous Congressional Investigating
committees perambulating tho coun-
try to extend their journey to the
town Of Boston.