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ys sens of foelamba, saur att< ionI call,
Whilst sorrewfal dltty 11IFill n. sno
IA happened Of fate In the fndinha State,
On two heroes that none ooai<exeel. at.
rhsy sourtsa Ike sampson the shcIes Of the fair.
And Intended to make her hifhridel sabi
nut she, like DeIle when his hsss' did eninare,
Il She caused him both honor and life.
lie gave her n ring In token Of lave, if7s1 q
And tho poscy was the Imseosfa dove. n
And they mutually agreed t5lget married With
speed,
And were promised BY the ~srs above. :.
but satan. through the hands btsa Il woman. laid
asnafs,
!. To deprive those two heroes Of tbolr iIfsl
oh young men, beeaudous, ue ware and be wise
or your VOWS In choosing Of wife.
when brave Fuller came 10 hear no was deprived
OF bis dear,
Who he vowed by the powers 10 we'd,
Unto Warren he did 60 with Bis heart hlied With
woe,
And smiling, these words to him saidi
"young man, you have wrongod mo 70 crafty
your ooufso,
by reporting left prudent wifei
oh acknowledge you have wronged me, although
break tho laws,
Oh Warren, III depilvc you Of lfc."
Then Warren replied, "your request must bc do.
nlod,
For to yvur darling my heart Il 10 bound,
Aud further can say that this Is my wedding day,
In spite of all the heroes In town."
Thea rallor through passion Of love and angry
bounds,
Which has often caused many TO Sigh,
With ono fatal shot he killed Warren on tho spot,
fmilipg, saying, 81 am willing 70 de-"
Now Fuller was Condemned by the honorable
Court tia .If.
OF Lawreneeburg and Dearborn 10 die i. i
That ignomlnlous death, TO hang above the earth,
Like Iiaman on tho galiswsso high. ~
There IL a sweet consolation often take 10 mlnd,
While the gallows hang over his hsadj
lie believed and was baptized, from his aims he
was tet free, Hr.t f,
And his spirit unto glory has ned. .r,.,
Oak Forest, Indiana, July ~, 1867.
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Tue .HUMMINo BrRD, at Richmond
says there are only seven Base Dali Clubs
in that city. with prospect Of several
more being organized soon. The one the
Bird proposes 10 connect itself with arc
to adopt the following rules aud rcgula-
tions:
|. No one weighing over thre hundred
pounds will be allowed TO play.
2. Express, wagons will be on hand TO
carry the players from base to base.
3. No player will be allowed more than
three men to help him to bis home base.
Amy player accupying more than iif-
teen minutes In going from one base to
another will be counted out.
5.Persons residing within half mile
Of the grounds are requested to close their
shutters to prevent accidents.
6. Spectators are not allowed within
twenty feet Of the bat. ..ttrtt4
z. Owners af horses hitched within bali
a mile Of the grounds must be responsible
for all sccidcuts that may occur TO their
'animules. " ssufs-1 ..af..as
8. Men without arms or legs can not
become members. ~
0. Players can stop for refreshments al
each base, where small bottle will be
found. This bottle is sometimes called a
base rial.
10. Hogs and cattle willno be- allowed
to pasture on the playing ground during
the game. 1I-r
IL. Fielders will carry their rials with
them, in order to avoid the necessity oi
coming in for drinks.
IL. Scorers will not be. allowed extra
drinks on that score.
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Rooms Of the Committee on the Treat-'o
ment Of Prisoners Of War and unlou

Sht<oHo. IHl u ei..fnnfef 1iif i.HlG1a
WASHINGTON. d. G., July IL. lse7,,da
In pursuance Of series Of resolutions
passed by the House Of Represa
July. 10, 1867; the undersigned we're sp-
pointed committee. 10 Investigate the 4
Treatment Of Prisoners OF War aud Un-,.
ION Citizens held by the Confedera,e al. au ~
thorities during the late febeliona zass
All persons in possession of ,impomanfs
information upon either Of these subjects !,
are earnestly requested 10 address the.
Committee, as directed below, stating; -, 80
First. The name, age, and post ofhec Of
the writer. .HssHl sfi ~ H;'4.nii futlo
Second. If soldier or seaman, Aisz
rank or position, and with what command
he served. .,-.,,t .,.tt
Third. A full statement Of all facts
known to the writer t3uching his own
imprisonment or tfeatment, and that Of %
others, either soldier or citizen, giving as
far as possible, names, places. and dates, 4
with names Of Confederate officers .id,,
charge
Correspondents from New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania. Delaware Msfy.d
land, West Virginia, Virginia. North Car
olina, South Carolina. Geo,gia. Merida,
Alabama, Loui,iana, Mississippi. Arkan-
sas, Texas, and the States and Territories
lying west Of the Rocky Mountains. will
please address nAs teet''ss'
'5ie Jous p. c. sHANKs, NJ. G. .,aesb''
20 baa a1tn Washington, ID. c. q
Correspondents from missouri, Iowa,
Kansas, Nebraska, Nevada, aud the Ter,
ri,ories east Of the Rocky Mouutuips, will
wILLtAh A. PiLE NJ. G.;
s<. st, Louie, No.
Correspondents from Illinois, 1ndiAba,
Wisconsin,, and Minnesota will address 4ft
.asso fABSER @. HAaDfSa, NJ .C< pools.
.s8la.oa .s. o,s Monmonth, ill.,,
Correspondents from the New England,
States will address g -, s.. ..,.x.
AARON F.ssrkvEss. N, Dsa'
ay.''srs9' J tN' p = Nashus, N.sH.ipd'
CorrcspondentsI from Ohio, Aiehigansf
Kentucky, and Tenpessce viii Iaddressa rf
81 bim s.WiLLfAm MuSeES, NJ. C.sas,,.
gsy.rfu,,s H. -, Findla, ohio II
Communications addressed 10 the mofl-
bers of the Committee win be free OF post
age.
1t is the intention Of the Committee to-
collect all facts necessary 20 make n ther-
ough official history OF this subject. seii
The vsrieas pewspapors ihroughont the
country are roquestcdte give this Circular
gratuitous insertion, together with such
notice as they may deem proper.
Jonx D. LknRABEE, tzs,'k. >. !. -
.'''sa'' JOHN = G. SHANKS.'1
'.9 gfs., WILLtASMA. pIi,1le Al -
-nrtsil. 70 ABNER ARufH6,' be-.
,, 81, aAARON n. .STEVENS.,,.
I '-' ' eoamilss. 4
st rf,sL III
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p4~A blind man had been sitting one
day and pleasantly chatting with some
visitors for an hour when one of them
wished the company good morning, and
left the room. 'What white teeth that
lady hasl'' said the sacred blind man.
elbow Gun you possibly tell thatS" said a
friend. because" was the ready an
swcr, '.for the last half hour she has done
nothing but laugh" ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-23
Political Matters

In recent article the New Orleans
Crescent somewhat severely takes to task
those Northern Democrats who claim that
tho Southern people onght TO continue to
cooperate with them. Ii urges with more
yigor than politeness three reasons for not
doing so. First that when the South was
led into rebellion byrelying on Democratic
promises Of immunity, they were shame
fully abandoned second, that tho whole
theory Of State Rights was put TO the
issue Of the sword and lost, .honce il is the
hight Of folly to further sacrifice peace aud
prosperity by adhering to its ghost and
third, that in any event the Democratic
party is utterly powerless to aid them,
defeat being its normal condition, 80 that
its continued existence is but provoca.
tive for radical cxactions. There is so
much more truth than poetry, so much
more force than 1attery ia this, that il
sadly dieturbs the nerves Of those against
whom il is raised The St. Louis Rcpab-
icaa takes il up, and declares this ''snarl-
isb, miserable spirit" is very much
calculated to we an conservative people
from the genuine sympathy they feel for
tho poor, oppresse and subjugated South
crners;' thinks this hectoring, oversccing
kind Of Southern talk ought to be
played out; and that II was too much zeal
for the rights Of the South which lost
them political power. All Of which may
be granted without at all breaking the
force Of the Cresceat's position. 10
The facti is,that tits the suferserviceable
advice Of the Northern Democrats, and
the criminal ambition of the acting Presi
dent, which il to blame for the present
situation. If these two had not got tile
idea into their muddy brains, that by
pandering to- the old pre- judices tf the
rebel States they could reconstruct them
in their own interest, and thus get glory
aud return TO power, The South would
have accepted the situation, and been
properly reconstructed.
During the recent political contest in
Kentucky one Of the most damaging
charges which could be brought against a
candidate was that he had aided the
Government during tho rebellion. To
have been in the rebel army insured sue
cess, and 10 have been in the Union army
was certain defeat. One man was charged
with having furnished the Government
with horses; he replied by showing that he
had so arranged their delivery as to secure
their capture By John Morgan. Another
was charged with being a Government
physician, but this he wassble to disprove.
A third was charged with joining the
Grand Army of the Republic, and repeIIed
il as foul SANDER. And 50 throughout.
The least faint ofloyalty was fatal to a
mans political aspirations None but
open rebels, Or those whose records we're free
from all connection with-thc Government,
stood tho slightest chance. Aud This tri'
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Massey.


Written for tho Toledo Blade.
4 Consultation at hs Corners, foiiq,ced
by dream, u, which General Grant
and other iadividaais are mi.ced Nth
mo regard schatcrsr for time, place or
fitness.
CoNFEDRIr Y ROADS, (wich is }
In the Stait Nv keniuckyD :
AuousLl 1867
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JOHNSON 4 SLAUGHTER,
DDNTI1TS.



u EsPEC FULLY tender their SIR
IL sicos to ,h,r old ti,nds and pal,eu'
~ Harrison and adjoining eopnties From
onr long experience and cl'~e "pplieatiof
81 the profession We e., ~gtr.nl'd ~ ~,
ing that oar work " ~ ~ inhilof !" nom
Artificial teeth ime'td III he Vulcan
Il, isase from one IN n full sci. aud rthc'
satisfaction guaranteed
ths III us tAn 's fund IN The olkce ~
III inns, Nl.rr II y irc,nv,,n.M ha
,r.'so,r- Ia cont h. the hir.'. h., will h
w,iIrJ IN "a, ib.r A".s- bur ss'vits,
can h. secured hy addressing rs throapl
~. natl ~ ,ahre ne.
ursics--W erl e,dr u the pWhlis
-V'iafe. III
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Rrttish Honduras

manifested by many To leave thci
native land and TO remi, to other,
the duty Of saving something from
shc wreck of Independence. and q,
protecting the weak defenceless aud
impoverished We deem it our ,saty
to say to such as are determined 10
40. that British Honduras. alike in
good government. soil, hcal,hfulnes.
and climate, il not surpassed by
Brazil. or su, other country, in
ADAPTATION to their wants. while ia
nssruess IN IN eu,. them of Ia a
mueh les. desrcc from eommupics.
ton with their old home. Tie fol.
lowing letter gives ,hem much usefal
information r,.pec,ini. ,bsteole,y-
n q p.s
K Nrw OplyASs March 10. 1867
Wes,y. Eii,or. Having had. du.
ring residence for the three years
past in British Honduras many OF.
portuui,ics of visiting and inspecting
the country both In the ror,hern
and southern district. and M | AIN
given To understand that many mar.
ties In l.oni.ians sed the neigbbor.
ing States are de.iroa. of proceeding
there. with a Wow 10 settling. /, may
be interesting To publish in your
valuable and widely circulated Jour
nal for their intorm,tiop and rui.
dance come pn,tieular. n. 10 tho
nature and adipnhiIitv or the eoun.
try
One great advantage to those in.
,endinr 10 cmi,rate i. ,bn, , line of
steam communication /. now .s,ab.
| liahed between New Orleans and
Belize by meana Of the steamer ,co
sherman a Gno. frat class boat,
s,auneb well funded in every re
.neet and commanded by CAM
/ pendle,op cont,eons able aud
esnericocol commander
The soil md climate Of British
Honduras me psrticulnriy nlapted
and favorable Cor the cnlt,ya,ion cs
The smear cane re, co,Yee cocoa
vans rIant,ins bananas water and
mn.k melons and AFT the miuor
vegetable production. Coeosnu,s
grov there nlso in Great abundance
and all ,ronieal fruit. MS or,ncc.
.hsdaocls monooe. cash,,. etc
GROW mo.t lu,uri,ptlv
ia nsr,ie, anxiou, to embark in
tho cultivation and m,nur,c,ure Of
.,e,r and who pos.e,s , moa.,.,.
amour, Of eapi,al British lIoudurn.
offer. msnv ADVANTAGES not the lca.,
Of which Is that most Of the large
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h,ooa, c;y;, x,, ~bo wa, n lc,d;ng
m.mtar ar,ha Soco..;on Convon,;nn
,nJ .o.r~.rd. d;s,;,,,;.b.d d.
sr.i IN ,hn ronc,aer,,. ,rmy h,rl;n,
h;s oom,n,nd ,go;ns, mo Jrni,ed
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s.,Is acL.,lo /. NO, a;.,e..uohis,I
un,c.s BIO hal r,e,;ouslv ,,lcn an
o,,h ), sumner, ,he CONSTITUTION Of
tho Hated States There arc mnov
instance. of mi, character which
m;,ht h. mentioned showing the
;r;u.,;oo and snlly If ri. J;sf,.n.
ch;s.mon, 7, !. hsl;svsd ,h., ns;,her
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40, M, Cc,er,l Iee himself the
;jlrs,,;a,s ,num.,d,r In on er NJ tho
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h., Ia hn,'hIa un;on m,y;s,r.tc
xho ,o,;.,aJ ~. d;s,,ssses ~ . .on
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Address uf Gove,mor JeMkia.
WASHINGTON Cry, u G.
April 10, 1861

April TO- iso"
10 ne People y ooerg'"
During the late o'v'l war you were
distinctly informed by legislative re
solves, and by executive procl''aa
a'ions, cmana'ing rom inc oh''en
States government, tha' II was wage"
agains, you, not vind'etivcly' nor Tor
the purpose of conquest but solely
for the maintenance OF we un'""
The theory announced was mat ny
her ordinance Of secession, Georgia
had not placed herself, nor could IN
any way place herself without ITS
pale, but that at whatever cost OF
blood and treasure, the resistance OF
her people to the authority oil the
United States must be suppressed
With these ideas IN your minds
(ac,ua,ed By what considerations II
matters mott in April isoo, you IN
good faith, ceased that resistance
laid down your arms, and made
full submission. From these prem
iscs !, is undeninblo that you hah a
right TO expect, as II Is noiorionsIJ
true sou lid expect, speedy rcs'cra'
ton to chc position in the 'n'cn
from which You had essayed TO WITH
draw-your status unchanged, save
in the abolition of slavery, to which,
with amazing claanim'ty you 81
sen,cd. by word aud By act,
To this work of restoration the
President of the United States ~
the recess of the Congress faithful
to the theory promulgated as above
stated, addressed himself, with much
of circumstan'ial detail and elabo'
rate msehinery' but !" a'p'r't OF I'M
affected Kindness,
His prescribed programme you
strictly pursued, all that was an'ag
onis,ie to the United States Govern
mcut you expungca from records +
all that was required to put you
again in proper relation with that
Government, YOU did when next
the Congress assembled your state
Government (Which had been tem
porarily suspendcd) was in full OPP
craticn-sena'ors and Represents
tives, regularly elected and duly
commissioned, presented themselves
in the halls Of Congress and were
refused admission Yet the postal
revenue and Judicial systems Of The
Federal Government were extended
over Georgia as over Massachusetts
and Ohio Direct taxes assessed
agains, the sererat .Siate' OF the
Union, by acts previously passed
were collected from you. An amend
msnt Of tho Federal Constitution
proposed by the Congress in the pro
scrihed farms, vas presented to your
\ Legislature for ratification or rcj~c
ton. Ms to those Of New York aud
Pcnnsylvsna. This you ratiaed,
and your ratification" WIS accepted.
Your State Gosernmsnt moved an
iu,errup,srlly IN il propsr sphere,
l
Ii. Legislative aud Executive Dslssrt'
meats holding communication with
departments At the Federal Govern
,sss., =. IN the psl'sy, peace uI days
NJ the Republic. Thus ess hong
session Of tho C""srsss ''a"-p'rsd'
csusiny No new regret, nave your
sontinssa sselasion sFom the Nation
Al CouuAsls. This Jos bore If oo'
uaoonplaiuinyly, At lsastnubm's~'v"-
ly-pa,isn,Iy awaiting tho prev
alencs of eounsels more libsrsl, more
lust. But during the hrst session Of
the thirty ninth Congress- another
amendment was proposed to tho Con
.ti,u.'on, aud presented to your leg
islssure for consideration and ratiti-
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supreme C"wrt.
A Washington dispatch to the
Louisville Courier Of the End inst,
gives the following information re-
spec.,ng the application nsds by
Judge ShArksy for ~ injanetion
against enforcement Of the Military
Law
" Rsverdy johnson naints:ss that
the motion for injunction ~ili be d.
MED Al once on tho s.ound that the
Supreme Court has not Jurisdiction
ia such > case, In his opinion tho
ease will have 70 come up from ,
lower tribunal on appeal before the
highest court in the lspd csa take
coz enhance NJ il. Other legal su-
thority, consulted ,o-dny, assumes
the ground that the INJUNCTION IL
asked 70, by citizens Of The State,
aud not by the STATE gossrsnsnt,
and that, therefore, original jur;sdic-
tion In the case does not lie under
section two, article three, Of he Cos
stituti0s.
Sould there b. . eoneuTsspcs Of
opinion among constitutional law
yers against me question Of jsrisdie-
ton, The Esn.lsns" praying for the
injunction nay not present i ~ the
Srpreme Coart, bst will svais case
now being made up in Alexandra,
Virginia, which will come up through
tho Dis,ric, Court Of tha, State, ." =
regular sppssl TO the Ssprsms Court
Of the United States.
An Of the s1ss u,ives Of tho ten
Sou,h bern States bus hrce have been
consulted, aud give their eon-sn, 10
any pros ssdinss Which will Is-t he
cosstitu,ionsliiy Of tho rscon.'rss-
lion sc,. 0s.. Patton, " Alabama.
/ hove decline. " take say sc'ios
in The prswiss-. SD 10 rsprsssstsd
q. bsisy il kvos " The Nv"
Il vill b. isfsSrei fr"H he sbovs
ths, he eesrs " Jsalxs 8hsvksy he's
bees CONSUMED IL By NJ Rsvsrdy
Jshssss, 0sv. Jsskiss, ssnssuw Par.
.os, aid ether sos.a esssth ssisssl
lazy srs u Washington. Thsse rss-
,lsmen h, . too much legal sbility "
! mistake the mode Of pros sda's IL Oh
tsis rsdrsss for The srisvssces Of The
tss Ehsv uanissa EsAtes. II. Aowsvss,
o. Friday ssxt he BspFs~s Cs.r'
shosld rsftss the notion 70 hla the
Bill Of Injuncsion, for wsat Of original
jusisdictios, . cass con very readily
b taken Up on appeal fton shs Psds-
nj District Court u Alssspasia.
The HEREFORD 1'iwss says that
.Aessaaas Of vsslisg mes IL Cos
usss;eus have bsss aisrAssYsd, By
heir employer, bsssses they SEP
pss,ss ~ conservative tisiss il IL
| late election 10 sAss Stsss. Tn
| rene pspss psh.hhss sAs Prsessai.s'
u lssrs nsssisss Il kbsssss, -
| sss.ssss ~ ss~ps = sAsis sspssy.
IN II ~ nsss usnssssssa tsroa
We n ~ DsstA Asvs hsssos - -.
svsasnsl = slsying ~ ssdsss \
~ supssisss tAst ~ I'D - isses'
vesissss tso \ vAsasvss.
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TnE 0aEAr MYsrxay The BODY
10 10 die. No one Who passes NJ
charmed boundary ever comes essk
to tell. The i.seins.iss visits the
realm Of sAadows-ssst oat fFoa
soms window In the soul II lifs's
restless waisr, but wisgr il way
YEARLY bark without olivs leaf In IL
l,eah ~ . token of emsrgisg lie bs.
yoad The cIn-sly bending horisss.
The great ssh comes and rcss 10 tbs
heavens. 20, brathss no secret n tAs
ethereal wilderness. Tbs srssessl
mnos elssvss her nightly passage
,h,oush he upper deep, hst tsssss
overheard no signals The .ss,issl
stars ehsl'snrs esch ether as hey
wslh thsir sivhsly rosnds. bot ~
esseh 10 syllable n tksir counter
align which gives pssssas 70 the Assv-
ssly ssmp, Bsswssa this AID tAs
other life theirs IL . great gulf sssd,
s<ross vhish neither foot nor eye csa
tr.vsl. TIE frissa vho.s eyes "a
closed in tAsis last slesp, Ioss yssrs
ago, died ~ith rapture In hss wssdss
| striksn sys., = smile Of insdabls JOY
! upou her lips, and Assds folded ovs'
. trisnphsat heart, bat her lip vsss
past speech, ssd intinatsd sotAist
n he vi~iss sAas ssthvsIisd Ass.
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