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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11
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psIs aibsrliafsit stns tsrna4 auf bic sade ii6sr
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tn Berlin ss9Srt nod beuts gu Den Spraarsint'
germ; itatt 6rieSriase'Dr iasts sr !. y. tmmss
Sslbfriss!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11

gu Rem sablrsi6sn gessaben, NIT tsnsn man 8e8sntpdr=
tia i'm Sarer Bpplp8ben @arten SerinGe anet, 8sbort
aud cine Gfanse aus Saoa bic ale Iufmeramft oerctent
0eelbe sebOrt u ben ettsarten, nner9sSet m absr Spn
uuierem etae taturd tas nt bic gSursel, fcneern
bic erpben Suten iS bic e berpOrtrebt. Sisie SOten
ersidsn in fusr Belt aubsrobentie sinse nnS ua'
len suueileu bs Boil dbrenb % Suneen Sn Sftnpt'
en- uner ee Jaem PuUr befannt witS btsEfanBe gu ea
lat &C. piet bsnuet 8uert wurbe e Don saoarupar nab
@nalano einesfabr unb b86 e aus elmer 10 bsisen Gone
an,m aeteibt e bod aud in anerem Stma in reter Suff
une fam in einem sep6bnen @arisn 8eosen we'ben Ser
san,sn feim eitt unb in epa at a8Oen ebt Ger Wtu8rt
i'm f6Snsn 5lOr unS trbt bic SOen Die etns san6e pO
eet Sus erreden 9isfs Sapen babsn snen b6bf au8s=
ue6nen gerud unb wenm e balls aussewadn no, fSnnen
lie pie gaeseen prfpest perpen gls Saat nS ite Snr'
trTlid aber rpds hefate fe 8eptten weibsn Sit
ebaen prann cen @i5mad bes Sparsss nnS etnen sfen
sru wie Der srnsn @rbisn. Die TfanSs 1T ubrtans
aud in 0sublanS nit msbr gang fesmp wte Der Generals
ataoa bss bsfaanten SanblsBdrtaers 9ensmann in @ur
na9petat
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11

gBasiit Elm S6auipietsr Sislc Sra'
as tsantrprtete cine 8srtinsr SSfertn fclsenbsr'
massn: SOFT, io'n Shaulpislcr ts cen bsrrlihsr
Mlenit g8ie eraIe bic l1tanes Mannsrerlcn ans
eescaen is, unb mie lassn ibm Gasns fsbt, isbt
NAL, nit isbem Sritt BAT er esne anners StsaunS
un esns ts immsr 1nssnsr tps bic anosrs lln nat
fiiErt Ion Sinslins ei9 pot'n Ssbsn! Ser isbt
lrie SOFT tn 9aris Set Woraens isbt er tn
aSeinbaus bet Witass iBt er lt1 an Der Sassl'
ocbt balbtcbt, Bet gahmitta8S mabtsr cen Shlaf'
DEN BON Aritsalb Stunbsn, IN Bet Itsnos isbs CT
auf be 8rsttsr rum I'm rsbt mas tbn, perssISrie5sn
1T I'm ,arpslt nit SGnnsu unb SSdbsn5 bette ia ed
cen 6Sfmann, mcrssn cen Gtisbslrussr, iitermcr'
asn zen slorcfat un benn cen gpisbube, cen anee'
res Otal itellt er cen Gthtsr Dor, IN bann treee,
cen a8aGertrGasr, itnb 70 iumsr su. Nae Oose IL
CT nat anbsrih, I'm esssnt!ia iit sr jar niait."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11
Gin abIasuHaes @srbrs&sn.-N

Gin ablheuli See s9erbreHen.-O Ote
SO. g." ersGblt fplssnos baarftrdutsnhs @sitiak:
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bsmerfenspertbes Greient6 bsfannt seroresn. 9Str
tbsilsn nafielte tn isinsn ausemstnsn 3aasn NIT.
@ine Sausbsl1ssrtn auf g8ailflisSRrcw bat ibrs
reHte S1usfer In Elm tsipneeres 3tmmer stnSss
psrrt nne barin finf Sabre ss9alten. Sas 3m.
msr mar gang NIT sjtIs auaseftlassn nno nur tn
Der Ossfe Bate man sin flsine5 Seniterden 9es
laHen. 9amit eas StSbnen Der llnslidlihen niiat
eebDrt merbe tpar nus 3immsr, In tpslhes he etn'
Selperrt mar. burb stnise lssrs &aums, bic bsan'
bta perIhtp{ien ssbaltsn nurbsn, BON nem ibrtssn
Sbeifs Der gDobnuns setrennt. gSte man ia8t
pu6te g1iemanb ppn Der Sienerlnaft ron Der 9rt'
1ens bee unstIalinen Spfsrs. Ser Mrst. tpelaer
bic 9ausbsfssrtn faR taslidb bsluhte, bate fsins
Nbnune, baB binter Der Dlausr Elm menihlthss
g9elen Hb In Sualen rsrSsbre. Grt unlan8it Bats
te bic Sauseaentt iimsriu in bem 5lauten, eas i6s
re SSrsitsr fh nun be;ubiSt taee, itdb entihlcls
fen, einen ginmrbnsr in zines Der leeren 3immer
auf,unebmen. Sa berIstts oft sas StSbneu bSrte,
eutIhIcs ct iia snolh, Der BpliSs barieer Mn8sis
es au MAIDEN. gls fis 6aus .GissntbiinssrIn etnft
i'm Steater mar, fam sis Ypltiet In eas Saus, um
bas 3immsr III Sffnen. aDte man ia8t, bate fte
bic srSSte Wabs, Die sebstms S6iir sn Tnesn, uno
essbalb ihon anaefansen, bic Wtauer an nrst rsrs
lhtthsnsn Stsrsn ~ ourabreHen. Man fane Die
un8iuGltTe nur mlt elnen1 peHpe ctttetVt' w nn
stanbliasm ghmuse, NIT einem gBeibislSrpf auf
Dem Scpfe. Ssr glnblif war srauieuerrsssnb.
als man iie su frasen anfas, sstss ss fa, eab fts
wabuGlnnis mar. GesenirGrtis tsfinnst fe lih i'm
aranssu9auis. 8si Dem 8srbDr iOu Die Sauats'
fserin aussslast babsn, baB its ii9 sciAamt babe,
ibre Shmsiisr In Der fura atbaren 8erunaaltuns, b.
| s. nit Dem a8siaislBcpf uno BON sSa6nitnn bsfa!'
len, Istsn su lafIsn." Sas v9et. 3slt.~ min aus
gutter Suene Splssnbes miifsn: Ser Saauplas
bes Greisniiiss TT bas Saus Der @eneralin 9liaz
teib ed Il In Der 1. 9inie auf gSaifltsSitrrw.
9is @inssiperrts, ssasnwattis "a Sabre aft, fat
Fa isit benz Sabre 1916 in Der i6rsdliden Gsfans
aenIbaft tefunben. 2IlS bic 9ptitsi fe oaIsltit
fanb, mar lie nur NIT sinsm tn 2umpen serfansnsn
ltnterrcd tstlsibet fs frca ben Gintretenosn anf
ben anissn entsessu unb fdste 9nsn bic Sanes.
9lls man lie In Die anbsren 3immer Der gSobnnne
erte frsuts s i3 Iter olss, mas iie fab, ipts Gin
Sinh. aluf bic Srase, Cb 1s Sess trinfsn rrls.
mubte ie 4nfanss nidt Su antpcrten; eneltt Be-
iaun ige Ea einissrmaBsn unp erfldrte, has ie sIs
fen lpels. sOnf wubte iis nur mod su iassn, Dat
is gliia6sts bsi6s. Nsan iast nun, Sas esie I'm
sladlias @sfansens bic pirf!ibe Gensralin Gltfa'
betb cd .. Iei, tpdbrsno Die Ysricn, mslas tis'
fer nafir sssoltsn bsrsn @eicnlbaftsrin ODsr Sam
msrmaeasn sswslsn unb iia ssnaltian an ht
Stsls Der gtnselperrten 9eiest babe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11

beareifsn. masum Der ftan5Sflhe &spublifansr
Miitssfi6l fir bic psrtristsnen bentiasn Siritsn
Sat, ipa6renb Die ssrtrisbsnen italenilhen Tiirtsn
isin Mitssfh9l ntat errssen. 0as psrsiniate tta'
lienlas SOLE fann ben Syrautcsn bic erts 8cae in
europa ni9t itrsitis MAIDEN; aber 9tnter ben psrs
trebenen bsntIGsn 8 iirtsn Rsben breisiS Wiuicnsn
psrsiniste Gsutl9en. = Ser @erntlifansr ssbt tn
eem sSransclsn auf unb er sclt unpiatarlib Der
SrSes bss bsut1ben 8Olfes ben 8stItrsnosn Sr!'
but, oas ahtunboreisis wlilicnsn TranSoisn netsn
rresia Wlinicnen 0sntiasn nis5t tdnssr bic erfs
GclIs i'm Static Der 3Slfer -ipislsn fSnnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11

nem IN Der NG6e wo6nenbsn farmer fano gsts.
6inct nit Itrsnl Sufifnabsn bic frsunbltHits sl;f'
nabms uno lisbspclits Nfsse, nno nasF Der Suuss
frSblih bsran sur Srsuos isinsr @ltsrn Nle trstsr
uno amerifanilasr 8arssr fann bsristbs sinit nosl
ieoem aSctsntaten seseniter bebaupten, naB sr Der
hChaetprenHe Menia bieler @rbe Jet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11
WuHorOernng.

$40 IN Serbinanb genann9 0erie6e IT in New OorI aea
bpreu pom MO ct @ Suit 1852 i'm alter pom IA Sab'
rem entfernte Obne sas Bis et Nart bon bm erba-
ten Sat gs bss pas hee6 in pie arme stneetreen mar
Seine befammerte Wutter peler es fsbr sarum n ban IT,
Sodri ber ibren Sobn su erbalten. erut eesbalb ale
pele ausfunt bsr ieneu ietaen anf=
ntbat oser eeben unb Sob su eeben permS8en ols an
bic unterseidnste aereffe selan8en su lahen.
gprs6s:
@sin6aro uno 6isfsr,
Columbus, Sbu.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11

- Gin @farrsr fras.s sinsn saneinsr, rarum
sr niat ,nr 8Onmunicn ss9e? SD sinss laon,
autfrortete oslsr, aber Die Ssihe rorhsr mlll mir
nitt sefalIen. g8arum esnn ftasts Der Yrarrer
reitsr. = gBsil ss su ssrinslhdsis flsnst 'rsnn
i4 iassn iOa: SD armsr Climber - Sas
brausn ls niat su lassn, ssrsste Der @farrsr, ia'
asn Re nur: SD bpbmitBtser Ssnsissr, nnb ss
ae9! auG.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11
Ssrau8 NIT Der SataipbG!!
YHanst Sues unD Stems SeeDltng
st E b e I, :! {!

Die erfabruna sat selebrt bas bic @atapba nns pee ats
b,re Reben5prtsn hsr aGunia benz Debltbau Qea bsbD
unb onsen 9ranf6sten untsrporen ns uaG oesOae tse
eeSlna inS bsibe pom ten 6ranfbeten fret nns muS b=
uen on tesbab Der Scrrana allen aneeren Sorteu elm
oer6umt perbeu @s inh aubeteem ppts ua6enee Ffans
len traaen ale Sabre ebr rebl unb banern BEN fdeen
Wnter aus. Die 0aens Seeelin8 prb f8On Wfte Guaut
r uno 1T bic fribets ar bic sst belannen SrauSsn 0er
beens empfobsn uns pom piesn ben besn ranOden nnD
oenen }Otbwsinsn porsesossn Sd babe nod 5000 Nfan=
rem wee it ,u BEN fpgenbsn 9reen anbete Spes seees
lima abea.r (eaYers 40 Dollars Der bunnsrt Dollars per
Oussnp. .,,y,.n,,
ient Seetlns mod 500 8aan8en un eefslben Sretfe
GOneurb Si2 per bunbert Dollars per Duseno.
gotapba 5fabea Delaware unp ale anersn soren ebens
as an Sanb Ntsins SHansen tno aus gut o'Ortrt nno
semur,et unp i'm Sreen in en,m faten &ma seo8en uno
fSnuen besbalb Iberaa nit grfOs sepanst wersen nr
ppn folen peiieIunsen miro cts genomntsn, pele NIT
tem betrsTenesn 9aarenfblnb ssrisben hne
2cui8 Mltfatter,
p0p 814
eantusfe GitY. Sbic, 81. Wirs 1857. 6m
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11

= Mis rihti3 oft Slsinisfsiten trerSsn fSnnen,
sstst Der prr &urSsm i'm gtaats Stem Dcre psrfaus
bette prpssS sinss Sisbss. Ssrislts Bate In benz
l6auIe, no ct einen Gtnbrub peribte, Den Oe6el
elmer 3anbbSlsdsn. Saaatsl ltsssn faiisn. Sn
lsinsr xaine fano man bic Sdahtsl unb an bers
elbsn gtii6s zines ssrriIsnsn Stsusriismpsla. @ls
man ben Sedel anf bic S1aatsl tbat, pa6tsn bic
Sthds bss Stsmpslidsins gang ssnau auf einans
Der unb baurtiadIih auf bieisn Bereis ttn murbe
Der Bsflasts ibsrtpisisu uno ins 8u9tbaus ss'
Ihidt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11
eantusfs eitp. sbic, 81. Mdrs 1857.
S1lrnt Ri perfaufen.

Spbn Stentsal winiat feline 21a Iaelen wefltd BON
Narn,ye Union Co., Sbo, selesene 8arm su pefaafen.
Deebs beebt aus 100 gder eanb, Cppn 10 afr fuptrt
Fnp Gin spefddaes nne Elm etnlt6d9es glodeans nser
staluno IPbaus nne 8runnen be'nee it auf bent Plaa
&C. Naberss pariber Su erfabren bet
w. s. g. Seer.
asent bss gg.fbOsn In WarYspiae, Union Co., ..
leirs %. AN
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11

- Gine 9rauuns, mslde unldnst In Stem Dost
ftatttaten 1rate, mures auf untsftmmte Belt psr'
iaoten, neil = tie 9raut iu tstruneen mar, ui,
ia" laaen 5u fSnnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11

= Ga8 Stem 0orfer r8sIstritiihe Sournar
b6lt es niA fir unpabr1heinlid, Dap Der tpitben'
be ssanatismus bes Dfudsrtbums etpas nit Dem
baufsen BranbftiftuaSsn an ncrtEssn Sssatsrn 5u
t6un BABE.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11

- $4,000 fnb fir Cen bsften &lan gum Uaue fes III
npts StaatsbauSes 0eboten pprben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11

Natarlia. -Gi Ysnniptpanier iasts nenlih
,u einsm 2rcal. @snaetsm: sgDsbte faunt, eab
teit Mcrss frib en- sanssr 8rahttrain itsr ben
pist eissrlia mssssfabrs tiat nnS isn gar net Ss'
iniHirrt bat?"
%, bas fann nibt lsin," srwiberts Der nneldu'
bt8e 3situnssmanu. vs8arum nsnn net, feGsr pst
lag unntS Der Brid.1
Ste glGubige Bfarrerin. @btrurs: Sa, ih
Iaa' S6nen, sSrau 9far,srin, Der Serr Doctor SD,
seIe unb iD tatsn i4sn @isls prn i6rsn 2sinsn bs'
bsfrsit.
pfarrerin: Oas sfaub sa tpO9l, Ssrr Sre'
tor = @ctt bab' fe lelisl
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-11
QluHDrDerund.

Sriebrib iiber pber wer on iber eesn S6waaer @ sz
org 6iensle Don l6eutensbab i'm S6nsreide S8artem,
ber9. pesr i'm 40 8esmnt Der Ohio reipusen aebient
ba austun aebsn fann wtro rrinSenp srua, ret balp
auf msner Office Sprsufpmmeu.
gsrarb 2illp,
STsntli6er gtptar
Gpril 10. I'm bp II ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09
The Warrenton Ander, published at

The Warrenton Inder, published at
the Home of the guerilla Mosby, says -
"We are requested by Col. ]. s. Mosby
to state for the public information, that a
book purporting to contain history of his
campaigns, lately published by ]. Marshal
Crawford, is unworthy Of credit and con-
tains about as much truth as the Arabian
Nights Entertainments, or Gullivers Tray
els"
DIR. Hayes, the now justly celebrated
Arctic explorer, whose recent return has
added so much of interest, weight, and even
of romance, to the history and literature OF
Northern regions, has begun to work upon a
story of life and adventure in the Polar land
for "Our Young Folks" which he means to
continue through several numbers. The title
of this story, which cannot fail to be re-
markable one, will be soon announced, and
also the date when its publication will begin
Every public library in Portland was de-
stroyed by the great fire of July last, as wei
as many private libraries. This was an ire
parable loss to the city, the books of til.
Atheneum alone being the valuable accumu
tion of hundred years. tits possible, how
ever, to make new collection; and nov
that the material interests of the city are be
coming brighter, it has been thought time t
turn attention to this matter. Contribution
from authors, publishers or the public will b
received in this behalf by the " Portland In
stitute," care of John Neal. az State stree
Portland.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09
Literary Notes.

One of the most interesting features Of
the AHautic Monthly is its supplementary
advertising sheets. Though the matter is
almost entirely announcements or favorable
notices of Ticnor & Fields publications, they
are always well prepared and entertaining
General John Eaton, editor OF the Mem
phis Post, has been nominated for Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction in Tennessee
by the Radical State committee. General
Eaton is a born Yankee, graduate of Dart
mouth, and in 1865 was school superntend-
ent at Toledo, Ohio.
Horace Grceley's contributions to the
Little Corporal form one of the best fea-
lures in that excellent and successful juve-
nile. 1t is full of the wide-awake Western
spirit, and none of the children of Chicago
are more live and animated than Mr.. Sew
all's monthly.
The London Repiew says: We find,
amongst other items of American literary
news, that Mr.. Bayard Taylor will employ
himself while abroad upon novel depicting
the life of Americans in Europe; that Miss
Emma lIardinge the medium, is writing a
History Of Spiritualisin in America
Mrs. Elizabeth Akers Allen (''Florence
Percy'') has been left in undisputed posses
sion of her right and title to the authorship
of her poem, "Rock me to sleep, mother, y
since the publication other volume contain
ing it, few months ago. This little blue
and gold book, by the way, finds much favor
with the lovers of poetry, and a new edition
is already needed; it has many beautiful
songs and poems within its covers.
Col. A. X. Mcclure, chief editor OF the
Chambcrsburg (Pa.,) Repository, accom-
panied by his wife and son, left on Monday
morning for summer trip through the
Rocky Mountains to Montana. The Colonel
is one Of Pennsylvania's ablest sons, and a
most spirited newspaper writer. He is to
furnish letters for his own paper and the
New York Tribune.
-"Wool- Gathering" is the title of new
volume by Gail Hamilton in the press o.
Messrs. Ticknor and Fields, to be published
this spring, The author spent severa
months last year in the West, and "Wool
Gathering" chronicles her experiences Will,
looking after what might be called her i'm
material possessions. The volume over
flows with the authors racy humor, ant
will prove admirable reading for the summc
months.
-Erery Saturday for May contain
among other things an article on the Me
mory of Samuel Rogers" from the Art Jour
nal; Swinburne's New Poem" by Thoma
purnell; "Scapegoats," from the Saturda,
Review The Omitted States and Russian
America, from the London Review; eth
Inner Witness, from the All the Year Round
and "The Cafes of Paris, " from the Londol
| Morning Star. There is no serial in til
; present number, fact which will commen
1t to many.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09
Sflett 2oetrp.
+. .TOGETHER.,


I'VE clip the following delightful Spring time poem
from the NorrIstown Herald. The author, Miss oc-
tave E Hill, of Doylestown, Pa, ia writer of rare
delicacy ofconception well artistic expression
Should she devote more time to the employment Of
her pen, we predict a widely extended reputation.
for "Octavla."--EDs. TRrBusK.l
Together we stand, in the fair Spring land,
Where the May Is hurrying on
To gather the flowers. that Aprll's showers
And Aprils smiles have won.
The world looks fair, in this glowing air.
That the sunset stains like wine;
And the twtter Of birds with their plentiful words,
Blends in with the low Of the kline.
Wide overhead, tho sky is red, s,t.
with the print Of the sunsets fingers;
And behind the wood, like globe OF blood,
Tho reluctant sun still fingers.
Spring, like thief, hath stolen In leaf,
The naples before the door;
And the flush Of green In the fields, ween,
Was never 30 fair before
Together we stand, two, hand in hand,--
A golden head and brown.
And the brown head, meek looks up to seek
The blue eyes looking down.
Graceful and straight In her maiden state,
Is the "Fair with the Golden Locks"
But ripping snare, is her wavy hair.
And her winsome smile men mocksl
Whittier away, in the coming day,
Snail the brown head CO. and the goldf 4.
To a long, long llfe with Its toll and strife,
Or soon shaped pillow Of mould'
Shall the breadth Of seas, e'er separate these,
So near, with heart and with handf-
Shall they walk apart in hand or in heart,
These two in the sweet sprng-lands
When the Summer nears,-that Summer Of years,
That makes the girls smile graver,-
Shall the love and the TRUTH of the Spring of youth,
Shall the womans friendship waverf
Wherever the feet in the treading so fleet.
That hurries us on to the end
Where'er they be led shall the heart and the head
Ofeach, call the other, ''my friend 7"
But see.--how the day is fading away.
The twilight is darkling the meadows,
Soon passeth the light, soon comeh the night,
How soft are the steps of the shadows
And the far-off town, from the hill looks down.
With its heavenward pointing sPres
And the pickering lamps light the gathering damp.,
With the glow Of its household fires.
Yet moment we stand, in the sweet spring-land,
Watching the death Of the day,
As we turn to part wakes the thought in each hear
'Ah, might but the Sprlngtime stay !"
ocrAvIA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

to name it Blubber," becaus sum persons
walled an Blubberd about Bying it, an cause
there is Whale an Blubber here.
He thinks he can find name fer 1t in
about sixty days.
o its a hunky ole country-fer Bars.
An I'm
Yoursly,
A. WARD, JR
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09
who is the Editor of the Tribune.

The Rochester DcmOcrdt, IN some slnrp
remarks on Mr.. Greeley, says;
III he were, as the deluded public suppn
ses, the real editor Of the Tribune, that cN
cellent journal would rapidly fall from It's
high estate. The owners of the 1ribURe
are well aware of this; and, while they val
ue highly, as they ought to, the prestige ui
Mr.. Greeley's name, they take good care to
put viceroy over him in the shape Of
managing editor, who really conducts the
paper, and whose chief difficulty always con
sists in keeping the good Horace from doing
foolish things"
There is not syllable of truth in this
statement. Mr.. Greeley is far more abso-
lutely the editor of the Tribune than Alex
ander is the Gar of Russia. Neither Mr..
Greeley, nor any other man of character
and spirit, would suffer himself TO stand be-
fore the public as the responsible editor OF
great journal, except he controlled the edi
toral opinions of such journal wlthou, let OF
hindrance. The surest way to kill the Iri
J,u,e or any other live newspaper, ,wouldhe to
have its editorials submitted TO a committee,
or its policy decided by vote of board Of
trustees. A minister might as well submit
his sermons TO revision by his deacons on
| Sunday The 1'ribunC has, ,indeed,a imam
aging edtor'-Nlr. John Russell Young. u
man of genius, whose only fault is that he is
willfully bent on killing himself with over
work. Then, too, Mr.. George W. Smallcl
--onc of the ablest young men connected
with the American press is one Of the
mates of Mr.. Greelcy's ship. But not all
these ''viceroys, together can restrain Mr..
Greeley from what the Rochester DcmocrW
calls doing foolish things The first con
dition of success in editorship is the unlln-
tied freedom Of the editor, for
"Jove fixed it certain, that wl's;eIer & dgy .r
If the Rochester Democrat wishes TO find
out who is the editor Of the Tri6uae, let
him inquire at the northeast corner of Print
ing-Iiouse Square. Y Indepcnddnf.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

Both Chicago and ST. Louis have already
cases Of Asiatic cholera.
The Queen of fSpain has exiled her dress
maker on account ofthe latter's politics.
Louis Napoleon was 50 years old on the
20th ult.
Greeley and Bcecher will soon speak
in Richmond.
We learn from the London papers that
several influential American journals have
nominated ]. Lathrop Motley for President.
The sheep in Lapler county, Mich, are
dying by hundreds Of some mysterious dis
ease.
Lydia Bliyen, Of Leuox, Mass,, recently
put out one of her eyes while trying to unite
her shoe with fork.
Rhode Island has two cities with y
population of so, ,0i2, and rural population
of 37.64o. Providence contains IL ,595 OF
the ls5, ,9i5 inhabitants in The State.
If the President and Secretary make Il
| tour in the South rs they propose Senator
| Wilson and his coadjutors may - well come
home, for their serv ices will not be needvd.
A lady made herself conspicuous On
| broadway, day before yesterday, by wearing
instead OF even the usual apology for u bon
net, bright colored ribbon tastefully en-
twined about her head.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09
g. Charming Storg
AN ENGLISH STORY.

[FRoM THE PEOPLES MAGAZINE
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23
To Get up n Rebellion.

10 TeG up ~ teUclllOH.
The New York Express is right in
saying that tho object of such men as
Kelly in going South is to get up re-
bellion. Hence their incendiary ap-
peals to the negro, to put down the
whites. Proftng in the northern cleo
tions, as they did from the New Or
leans and Memphis riots, they are anx-
ious for more.
These incendiaries in the South may
accomplish what they are after. Man
South, is very much like man NORTH
He can endure so much and no more.
1t was to the great honor of the South,
that when Lee surrendered, the rebel
lion and war were over-which might
have been prolonged for years, and
years, in the swamps and morasses of
the South, and in its mountains, by
guerrilla parties, as in Spain, Mexico,
and elsewhere.
But, what are we Northern people to
gain from all these incendiaries, and
incendiarisms More Taxes Dearer
Bread and Beef! Dearer Clothes! More
and more Debt! A. greater standing
Army! Perhaps another Conscription
All these are re-threatened by these in.
cendiaries.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23

How TO MAKE A WATERFALL.--Wc
give the following recipe for the bcne-
fit OF our lady readers: Take four
pounds ofrags and bunch ofshavings,
an old tin pan, and lot Of straw next,
get tan old stocking and stuff itwith pa
per, and if it is possible, put in u mole,
then get some old china, and q nutmeg
crater, and make them up in a nice lit.
tie roll; put all these in net of red,
and glistening beads must cover them
all then fasten it on the back of your
head, and you will have o waterfall"