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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-25

ctHERIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
y writ Of Vsnditlon Exponas to me directed wiilpe
~ posad 10 Public Sale the auction rooms OF oglt
Townsend, No East Third street. la the city Of NJ
tbnRton New Castle County, Delaware, on sATuhpiti
the 18th day Of JUNE 1861 o'clock T. NJ, the iolp"
ing described Real Estate. viz; -
No IA lot OF land with Unrestricted brick house
thereon mo sls Orange street, situate in the CIT Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, and state Of Dela"AIs
on the eattay side Of Orange Street, bstween bstn
and Ninth Streets aud bounded the north by lands
OF Daniel springbitt, the east by lands o. MIS- Lls
r. Pool the south by lands OF lanes ligher shqoh
1 the west by Orange Street ,,,,
No IA lot OF land situate In the City OF whining,
srset twenty-five feet Themes westerly axleen ret
themes southefy sevsntytwO feet to the norihefy nae
Of Second Street, thence along the easley sixteen ee
No IA lot 60 feet from tho northwest corner 9l ln'
bsnes southerly one adred Zee, " Fourth Street hnce
saserly 20 feet to the place III beginning be the fn
| more or less. s.. 80,
! Pulluer and to be- sold by ,,, , -
4 uha.iafa Onira Nav Caeta. june z, lSbT.-ll-tH
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-25

Treated with the utmost success, by Dr. J. lsAACs
oculist and Aurst, formerly Of Leyden ho'ana No
uost reliable sources the City and County can DO seen
Al bis ONCE The medical faculty are Invited 70 Ae'
company their pstnts, SO he has no secrets IN nis
tiee ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted, without palp. no
eharga m ida for examination sep@o-y
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-25

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE CON-
tanning two hundred acres, more or less, situate ~
| Red Lion Hundred New Castle County, and state OF
The buildings excellent brick house with II rooms
good barn spring house Ice house aud other out bnu,
ings. Also two story tenant house Is healthy anu
W. MuCAULLEY,
COG Market street,
| oet26 Wilmington. Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-25
sHrRIFFs SALES.

cHEhIFF's sALE.---BY VIRTUE OF
y writ ofPus. LevAr faclas, to me directed VIII no
exposed to Public Sale At The auction ~ sOTs III, Of AZ SRS
mngtou New Castle County, Delaware on WEDh ssDA
the Sd day Of July 1867, at o'clock, M The following
Ali those three lots pieces or parcels OF land, situate
In the city Of Wilmington, bounded and described a.
follows, to wit;
No I.-Bsglnnng at corner 18th Street, adjoining
lot Of land conveyed to Slater Springer BY Thomas
shipsY and running BY said land south ~ n
west a feet by land Of Joseph shpey, 70 post nes
By land of said shipley north W degrees eas, et 10
10th Street. and thence along said Street ~ eet TO me
place OF beginning containing within SAID bonhuh i4v
feet b the same moro or less. a.,
NO. 2-Beginning at stake In the line of lot Of lanu
herett lore conveyed 10 Samuel File Che eder by the
side the public road running daBonaly from MARKET
TO King Street thence with said line ho1a ~
lot In the line Of other land Of the said shpey thence
with said line north bo degrees west about % eet 70 inc
side Of the Aforesaid r0ad thence thereby north 0 ue
green east about 81 feet To the place OF beginning CON
tanning within said bounds 2VI9 feet of ani be Tue same
more OF less.
No IA certain lot oil land, adjoining and bounded
by the said Samuel Flle's other lots more particularly
described In an agreement under hand ana sea- Of
1924. for right TO purchase at pcs TO De hxeu "
majority Of three arbitAtors sin case the eofsN1 roiu
running diagonay from Market to King Street shall be
hereafter vacated said agreement being recorded IN Tue
office for Recording Deeds, &C., in and nor new Nsse
County, reference hereunto being had Will more luS
and at large appear 49,,
Seized aud taken in execution the property Of James
W. Thomson anu Sarah p bis wife, aud teris tenants
and to bs sold by WILLIAM HERBERT, Sheriff
sheriif Office, New Castle June TO- lsbI-ll-ts
CHERIFF's sALE.---BY VIRTUE OF
- writ of Leyari Facas, directed will be exposed
to Public Sale at the auction store OF Oge ToWnsehu
No. Rsst Third Street, in the city Of Wimnit9n New
Castle County, Delaware, SATURDAY, the 2slh DAY
Of June, A. d. lt61 at 2JS O'clock p NJ the following
decrbsd Real Estate, viz
An that certain lot or parcel of land situate IN Che
city OF Wilmington aforesaid bounded aud described ~
Beginning at the southery side Of Front Street at The
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-25

TX NEW CASTLE County, April 18th, 1867.
pon the application Elizabeth Turner, Executrix Of
the last viii aud Testament OF Brooke T. Tanner late
OF Wilmington Hundred in said County, deceased i is
ordered and directed by the Register that the E1ecurlx
tary upon the Estate of the deceased with the date Of
granting thereof by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty DAYS from the date Of such Letters in SIX OF
the most public places Of the County Of New Castle re-
quiring ali persons having demands AGAINST the Estate
10 present ne same or abide by Act of Assembly In
ueh case made aud provided And also cause the Aane
to be inserted within the same period in the Delaware
state Journal and Statesman, newspaper published IN
WIlmin ston an to he continued therein two months
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of Once q ms
register Aforesaid, at New Castle in New ossiit
tan. Il. c. FRAlM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-25

TN THE SPRING MONTHS THE SYSTEM NATuR
ally uudergoes Il change. and Helmbolda Highly Con
eenratsd Extract of sarsapara is an assistant Of Thu
greatest value.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-25
NnTIOE

All persons having claims agains the Estate o. ne de
ceased must present the duly aesed 10 tine hxeeu
trx on or before April 10Th 1865, abide the Act OF As
senibky in such case made and provided.
' EIIZARETH TURNER, Exeeutrix
Address, No. 6l9 ORANGE STREET, WILMINGTON dl
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-25
Concentrated Extract sarsaparilla.

Establiahed npWatdB Of eiBhtaan yeaFa
PREPARED BY IL. II. HELMBOLD,
DRuaoisr AND CHEMIST b I Broadway, y. Y.
Gn~SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS tprlG-Onoa
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-25

And all finer grades at prices equally low
made and trimmed in the best manner
Nom choice selection oil suitable fabrics
Our Boys goods are all on the first ,, floor
nearest the front, convenient for ladies'
We have the largest establishment Tor o., inc u,
Manufacture and sale of Clothing in Phlia'
delphia, occupied exclusively by ourselves YES
and allied with the largest stock and most
complete assortment in the city ala
We guarantee our prices lower than me
lowest elsewhere, OF the sale cancelled anu
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-25

INOR SALE.--A GOOD THREE STORY BRICK
II HOUSE,, Of modern style, having ~ large rooms,
good dry cellar The house Is Furnished with water gAs
aud pAr0r heater The lot is 81 feet front, lao deep
havihs shade trees aud variety Of grapes and other
small fruits Is beautifully situated Washington street,
No ols having elegant prospect Of town and county
Terms accommodating Possession 10Th March next.
Apply to WM. McCAuLLEY,
tebi9 COS Market street.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30
POET R Y
L L0ST

Do you think of me and sigh
When the West.wind floating by
Der the ocean watts the murmur of my passionate
wild cry7
Does flush of crimson mantle in your cruel face
and fair,
To think the wind which wantons with the masses
of your hair
Comes weeping DER the woodlands were we wander.
ed oft and where
You are loved so tenderly7
All! the blossom on the tree
Was for other far than me;
For the South-wnd warm and tender where il crept
across the sea
With soft kiss and loving drew the foweret
from the stem;
And only felt the soft touch of your garments
broldered hem; e.
o the fierce death and the sudden, how nv spirit
longed for them
When you left me desOlate
How your pale and regal face
Showed the hauteur of your race
When my soul rushed forth to clasp you in one
passionate embrace
Ay the yearning and the hunger in my throbbing,
burning brain,
Burned eager as the parch'd sarth when it sighs
for summer rain;
But The torrent overAowing from my torn heart
burst in vain,
For you spurned me scornfully.
o. evil evil day!
Have you any word to say
That the good God should not spurn you when YOU
kneel to him and pray?
Had you any word Of kindness for my passionate
wild prayer1
Had you any thought Of pity for my look Of blank
| despair;
When you slew me with that cold word and fel
before you there?
Nay, you scOrned me utterly!
But though my life is curst,
And althoug h my heart should burst,
With this fierce paag in my bosom which the weary
years have hurst;
Never hasty word of mine shall soil the sweetness,
your name;
For the perfume and the promise of your life is still
the same,
As loved them that bright morning when thi.
cruel, cruel shame
Stung my spirit bitterly.
False face, begone from me!
I All, leave me, let me be
For my hungry soul has haunted all the mournfu
years with thee.
In the morning, in the midnight, on the sad de
serted shore,
Have wandered with the passion in my spir
evermore!
Through the billow and the breaker,-with the
sullen hungry roar,
Shines your cold face-MARIcN!
Home Journal.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30
ment, and secure for this effort your sympathy

ment and secure for this effort your sympathy
and cooperation:
l. The manifest equity of no longer exclud-
ing any class of our community from those ad-
vantages of knowledge and mental culture
upon which we set so high value. To those
who doubt their capacity of improvement we
say: Glve them at any rate the opportunity
2. The rescue of large numbers of the young
from the Incidence, prOfigacy and vice to which
they are now so much exposed.
3. The general, social improvement which
may be expected to attend the moral elevation
OF the Immediate subjects of our labors for
an influence emanates from every class to raise
or depress the standard of intelligence and
good conduct.
3. The certain benefits to productive indus
try, benefits that will be felt in many pursuits
and in various ways The instructed, skillfu
and well conditioned laborer is a far more val.
liable member of the Commonwealth than the
ignorant, stolid and thriftless.
5. The satisfaction of doing something to re-
dress great wrong, and to pay debt long
overdue to the poor and defenceless.
WILMINGTON, JANUARY l2, 1867.
Signed,
ALFRED LEE,
WILLIAM S. HILLEs,
HANSON ROBINSON, Erec
E. O. SEwALL,
s. NJ. HARRINGTON, Conn.,
THOs. KINDER,
WIN. R. BULLOCK, NJ. D.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30
NEWEST STYLES OF
Ladies' Dress Goods,

a. the latest decline in prices. Such selection Of
Goods has never before been offered in this town.
We invite all TO call and look for themselves.
as4 BAGGS 4 COTTON,
Commerce ST., opposite the Hardware Store.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30
JIG SAW. IRON AND WOOD planners,
Carpenters &c Builders

Cas- be supplied with Frame Work for Building Pur-
poses Flooring Boards worked to order; Boards
pansd to any thickness from SS Of an inch to inches
and from l to % inches IN width. Boards tOngued
from three inches to twelve inches in width. All
kinds of Circular. Scroll, and Jig Saving. Also
pOkes turned IN sizes from one inch three inches
Wood turning aI short notice.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30
SMYRNA MACHINE WORKS
AND
S A w MILL!

3NHE Subscriber having completed his cOmmodious
4 building on Commerce ST., ION the HlD, 40 by 10
Feet three stories high. and placed therein large
g1e Of so horse power, with an immense
JIG SAW. IRON AND WOOD planners,
Lathes, Large and Small Circular and Jig
Saws, Boreiug Machines, Spoke Machine,
and everything else
oecessafy make his establishment plete IN eve.
:y department. gives notice to Builders, Farmers, and
the public generally that he is now ready to meet
their wants
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30

apassIs line saIo Sf Drsss sns sSsSSs Sslnes pas a.
Figured snd 49, nssn s'pHaS cf a isds aad '4'' %
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30
IR ON w o R X

cn all its branches done TO order, such Turning,
Planning. Drilling, Fitting. &C All Kinds of Agricu..
suraI Machinery repaired. Mil Machinery made to
order or spared.
Al kinds of Castings on hand sf the best
Material
De .smplOys none but practical and skillful work
.msI Having fitted up his establishment one Of the
GarEes in the State without regard to expense he has
resssE Eacililss for doing work than any shop below
WILMINGTON. .
H1rGIve him q call. VIM. WORDEN.
NR-Ship Plank and Fitch furnished to order.
my9 &c.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30
Positive Bargains!
BAGGS & COTTON

I.ve now opened their Winter Stock Of Goods,
;ected from both the New York and Philadelphia
Markets, which embraces very large and superior
assortment of all the
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30
LIME. LIN =.

The undersigned INTENDS keeping on hand
FHE RAMBO LINE l. OYSTER-SHELL
LIME,
which he will sell in lots TO suit purchasers Per-
sons orderiax Lime on Blackbird, SEyrna or Le'P'
ale Creeks . ia attend messRring their Lime. AM
pie measure guaranteed.
Orders may be left at the store Of Baymon Dea'
hvns Smvrn.' ar with JIM SHAIN.
;ySs Smyrna Landing, Del.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30
WANTED-20,OOO~
NOTICE

All persons in want OF
Ready-Made Clothing
ll do we'll 10 call on the undersigned as he Is SELL
sng al COST anu many ED. WARD.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30

SAILORS WTT.-Some time ago one of our
ship-owners, in getting away vessel, had con-
siderable trouble with one of his men, by the
name of Cain, or Kane, who had got rather
top-heavy on his advance wages. After the
vessel had accomplished her voyage, on settling
with the crew, it came to this mans turn fOl
settlement.
"What name" asked the merchant.
"Cain, sir" was the reply.
WHAT" rejoined the merchant; ARE you
the man who slew his brother2"
mo, SIR was the ready and witty reply o.
Jack, giving his trowsers hitch, with know
ng wink" / am the man achO ,odS sLes0ed"
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30

New York State can put 25, 900 militia into
the field in five days after call.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30

"What's that ar a picture on?" asked a
countryman in a print-shop the other day of
the proprietor, who was turning some engra-
wings.
THAT, sir, is Joshua commanding the sun
to stand still"
"Du tell. Which is Josh and which is his
SOM"
Smyrna times., 1867-01-30
MEEs AND BOYS CLOTHING

onx the finest in the 10 WI, and for cheapness and
oussy Cannot bs surpassed. Ii you want NICE cloth
1us us'oi'es Main Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-22

MucH DWwG.-The receptions and enter
tainments at the Tuileries, says the Sport, are
numerous. Each Sunday during the season
is devoted to the colonels dinner, as it is
termed, the commanders of the different corps
quartered in Paris being invited in turn. On
Mondays there is family dinner, which will
shortly be followed by soir6es in the private
apartments Of the Empress. There a!s are " " 10 10
lour grand official banquets, the first Of which
for the 23d instant, and the 6ttn and 26th Of
February
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR TIE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHlA.
Estate of THOMAS NJ. IliLL, deceesedi ,
The petition of ANNIE ZELL, widow of sara uece,
dent having been filed claiming 70 retain @ me
pTOperty mentioned aud appraised IN tne sSnouuie
theTeto annexed the value of s299oO accordng 70
the act of Assembly of April IL, lSol ana the supple
tnents thereto Notice is hereby given that the same
viii be approved by the Court on saturday ths YIN
av of March 1867 unless exceptions thereto be MED
Hhy Va AA''-' '' WILLIAM s. PRICE.
H". .' Attorney for Petitioner.
Philadelphia, February 2l, 1867. 2% 29-SSN
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-22

IHB PRINCESS ALEXANDRA. "Wednesday after
noon cable despatch, costing $50 at least.
announced that the Princess Alexandra had
an attack OF rheumatism. A later despatch
showed that the telegraphic diagnosis was
incorrect, ana at the cost of about the same
OF England has received further evio'1sinI' iIo
The phrase 'cable rheumatics." as 'yi'@rVH, q neI
term in medical science, may soon beoone m
popular.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-22

The death is announced at Paris. al tba
age Of eighty, Of Viseount de Naylies, formerly
Garde dn Corps OF Louis XVIII and Cbarlcs
x; also Of the Countess de COssart d'Rspies,
aged 66.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-22

The Committee appointed by the House of Repre-
sentatves of Pennsylvania inquire and report to
the House the value. location, and uses Of the pro-
perty exempted from taxation in the State of Penn
syvania, will meet on SATURDAY MORNING,
February 23 1867 at the Common Council Chamber in
Philadelphia, and will continue In session from 10
o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock p. NJ Parties interested in
such properties in the First, Second, Third Fourth
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth. Tenth
Eleventh, Twelfth, and Thirteenth Wards are re-
quested to attend.
WILLIAM S. GREGORY. Chairman.
JAMES N. KERNS,
GEORGE DE HAVEN,
w. NJ. WORRALL, ..s
SAMUEL JOsEPHS-Com mmittee
GEORGE w. MOONEY, Secretary. 2212t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-22
THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, for the Safe
Keeping of Bonds, Stocks, and
other VaIunbles.

DIRECTORS
N. B. BROWNE, EDWARD W CLARK
CLARENCE H. CLARK, ALkX ANDER HENRY,
JOHN WELSH, is A. CALDW ELL,
j. GILLINGHAM FELL. HENRY q. GIBSON,
CHARLES MAOALESTER.
Office In the Fire. proof Building of the Philadelphia
National Bank. CHESAU Ut Street above Fourth
Ibis ompany receives on deposit, ana GUARAN.
TEES THE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLEB upon
The following rates year, Wit
coupon bonos: .,.g per SiiSv0n
5Olo C0n or Bulnoh per S!v0
Gold 81 Plate. 81 500
Cash Boxes or small tin Boxes Bankers Brokers'
Capitalists, etc., contents unknown TO the Company
and liability limited s25 year =
I he Company offers for RENT (renter exclusively
holding The keyl SAFES INSIDE IFS VAULTS at
500 SSO e4O $780, and SIS year according to size and
location. -
Coupons and Interest Col ected for one per cent
IL Dterest oil owed on Money Deposits.
This Company is authorized to receive and execute
Trusts of every description
II Simwflpl N. B BROWNE, President.
ROBERT PATTERSON. Secretary and Treasurer
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-19

@ JEEKTSssWARE.T B
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-19
vital Statistics OF Mankind.

There areaeonoL the globe about.
l,288, 100000 souls, ofwhichf vf41yH
Is $50, 100000 are Of the Cireassian
552,OOO,OOO are of the Mongal race.
10000, 900 are fo6ilthei Ethiopian
race. -sngYI 4of & Oh ane4o.I -.Iss.p
10000, 900 are. Of. the Malay race, #
100000 are of, the ,Ande American
There are 3;648l languages spoken,
aud ], 600 different religions. .J51 .ol
The yearly mortality Of the globe is
1888 1893 persons. Thus, at the rate
of 81, 554 per day, $3.50 per hour, so
per minute; so each pulsation of the
heart marks the decease of some ha-
The average Of human life is SO
i One-fourtbe of the population die at
or before the age Of Z years-one. half
at or beforel17 years. dsedsH mofi
Among 10, 900 persons. one arrives
at the age Of 100 years, one in 500 at
tains the age Of go, and one in 100
lives to the age of so. .M.q c 4a 2
tn Married men live longer than single
eues. In 1000 persons 81 marry, and
more marriages occur in 9 June and
December than in any other month in
s01e eighth 65f the whole population st5sal
is military. - sA ! ''se'i " 4 Ihih 1915
Professions exercise great influence
on longevity. .tdaia fs8i 18olo o @ Ill,
In 1000 individuals. who, arrive at
! the age of 20 years, AZ, are priests,
orators, OF public speakers, 40 are ag-
riculturalists, 80 are w6rkmen, 80 sol
oilers Ornmilitary employees, 20 aadvo+
Gates or engineers, " professors, and
% doctors. Those who devote their
lives to the prolongation Of that Of
others die the soonest 59I 99fh
There are 335, 900, 900 Christians. 3.
There are 5 1000, 900 Israelites. n f,
There are $4,000, 600 of the Asiatic
religion. ~" 7 E.
There are 1Oo,oOOoOo Mohomme-
There are 100, 100000 Pagans. 81
In the Christian churches: I'd
100000, 600 profess the Roman Ca
tholie faith. : bHoIa ghiifi3 '9llifae'
40, 100000 profess the Greek faith.
80. 600, 900 profess the Protestant. Q
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-19
las RACE STREET,
Cincinnati,

Are now receiving large and varied
s s5 I'm Ia,, assortment Of ee.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-19
FLORENCE Cor. of the Boston Journal
~ GOSSIP or the Sfldi0s.. qm31

~
Years ago-I know not how long
there was a young man away up In the
woods UfgMichiean,W hon took it into
his head heIought to be, an artist, and,T
following the bent of his genius, came
to Rome The result rs, that you may
see, his genius in the great bronze
doors of the Capitol atfWashington,
worthyto rank with those of the ,bap-
tistry of the great FLORENCE cathedral,
one by GILBERT, and, the other by
Persanto, which Michael Angelo de-
elared to be worthy of the gates of
Paradise,zoQ 10 glFsmroa .yIaal4 ta
!, In the. university of Michigan at
Ann Arbor, stands his Nydia, the
blind girl of Pompefi, fleeing : to es-
cape The impending destruction of
the city---one 1ofYthe most beauti-
full conceptions of modern art, He
has a large number of commissions
for " Nydia,' g isaac and others of
his well known works His figure of
Ruth gleaning1is a beautiful figure, so
winning that, if Ruth herself was half
SO beautiful, no wonder Boaz. singled
her out from all the other cleaners of
the wheat feldnaAyH GHTl I'D 20
MIR. Rogerslisd the opinion that
heDceforth therewiil be fewer, Cupids,
Pucks, ,Venuses, and subjects from
mythology than there has been that
the public taste is satisfied that the
Bible. instead of heathenish Inythol-
Hogy, will heneeforth be, the text book
of artists. His studio is full of stat
ues, busts and monuments for the fall
len heroes of America. No truer pat
riot breathes than Mr.aRogers. Lam
informed thatiin one of the cafes here
in Rome, an rEnglishman was, traduc-
ling the character Of President Lin
coin, calling him baboon.9 Tt being
4 g place of public resort, Mr.. Rogers
felt that he had right to be heard
on that question :. therefore, rising
from his seat and standing before the
4 fellow, doubling up his fist, he said /:
4 IT am an Americas, sir; Mr.. Lincoln
is President of theU United States (; and
I IT you repeat those words Twill knock
u your teeth down your throat. - > = =
Mr.. Rogers is tall stout, robust,
resoiute; with. energy and viii visible
\ IN his countenaneea The Englishman
and was careful to utter m no 10 more Of.
'fensive words in the hearing ofso res
A aolute Yankee isd9Rq S1I9J baG
Not long since, anGEnglisH woman,
with an eye7glass in hand, was gazing
,atit the. statutes in this studio and
stopped to, admire that entitled ddThe
Sentinel "Aaa soldierofof the Union
4 with hispmusket.E .nBeb nj ~
] rss Who is that?'' she asked. 30 -,
That is an American soldier a
sentinel, Madame - : u ''''' = o. sl1o'faf
!" Is that great General, Stonewall
JacksonN she ehquired with great
eagerness. .sjsum beJIeTiraa
4" No, Madame; it is the man who
shot Stonewall Jackson, ~" was the
quiet reply. sAhssmh1A N 1iAUm@T