davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-08-21
A1o ACRES

More or less, adjoining lands of Charles Haynle
Elias ]. Earle, a. NJ. Holland and others.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-08-21
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In Equity---Anderson.
One Tract of Land.

Situate in Anderson District, on the waters of Bar
kers creek, containing
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-08-21
GSA- ACRES,

More or less, adjoining lands of w. w. Green,
John NJ Mattison and others, known as Crayton-
Vile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18

rARPETiSGS FLOOR AND TABLE
" oil Cloths, Rugs Canton and Cocoa Mating
and Mats Lace Curtains and window Shades,
Paper Hangings in every variety. Full supply Of
the above received, and offered reasonable
terms X. =. RICHARDSON,
formerly Richardson 4 Co.,
spi7-lm Dol. corner Ninth and Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18

uowar3S of 500 600 in Virginia ana Nof'n
r,r.,1;,, ,,,llic debt The liberal anu
40, nnl;cx or the Legislature OF Virginia
80. l.;3;,,, for the payment of .fH int
- ~, ,hn colleges and scminaries OF learn
,,' a,,rrcs 70 the benefit Of this school, al
.,S n.y. ING very timely aid to the promotion
NJ IFS continued usefulness. 1T Is nope"
that North Carolina will pursue siihi.a'
enlarged policy. In addition 10 tue nv
vcStmcnts in public securities, MT. Nc
Cormick, Of Chicago, has given s"",o"' I"
he seminary. \ lady OF great worth, o,
Baltimore, has also given during the past
wear $4,000 Tor the erection OF library
building,
Seven students graduated, and there
have been twenty seven young gentlemen
in attendance at the institution during the
mast wear. The stern discipline o" war
for the students were all soldier") will
materially add to the usefulness Of these
Young clcrcymcn, and it is confidently be-
licvcd they 60 out with the great battle OF
life well fitted to contend with its realities
and 10 promote the happiness ofthcir race.
The new Board Of Trustees was organ
f2cd in pursuance Of the act Of the Gene
raj Assembly of Virginia of January, 1867,
thc following gentlemen being elected OF
icers-,o wit, Rev. s. \. Stanfeld, Of
North Carolina, president Rev. DR.. Footc,
# West Virginia, anu 4. 6. Mcllwainc,
ESQ.,, of Virginia, e-prcSidcntS: &. g..
Read. Esq, of Virginia, secretary and f..
y. Watkins, Esq, Of Virginia, treasurer.
This institution of learning has entered,
We trust, on new career of prosperity
and usefulness. Its faculty-DrS. Wilson,
smith, Dabney, and Pcck-are men OF
great picty and learning, and none OF more
patriotic and enlarged lihcrality of thought.
II is cmphatically free school. No tut
ton fees are charged TO students; and the
people of the South owe a debt OF grail
Jude 10 this and the Theological Seminary
At Alexandria (EpiscopaD for the great
service they have rendered the cause OF
liberal education in sending ont SO many
wcIl-prcparcd tducntorS Of the people,
These Summaries OF learning open their
doors wide to all corners, and "wlthout
money and without price" they may i'm
nrovc their minds and hearts. Taking the
lowest view of the subject, we cannot too
highly estimate the value Of AN cnEght-
rncd, devoted, aud active ministry. We
may look over our beloved Commonwealth
and see even the material benefits of the
preached Gospel of Truth.
This institution is under the care and
MANAGEMENT Of the Synods Of Virginia
and North Carolina. q. l.. '.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18

HAMrDEN SIDNEY, Va, May lC, 1867.
The anniversaries Of this Theological
Seminary have just closed. The Direc-
tors representing the Syuods of the Pres
bytorlan church in Virginia and North
Carolina) met oil the 18th, and the Rev.
DR.. J. NJ. Atkinson, OF Raleigh. n. c.
preached the opening sermon, which was
one Of marked ability. On Monday nigIt
tle audience were entertained with
very elegant discourse, delivered in finr
taste, by the Rev. Mr.. rutherford, Of Pc.
tcraburg. Ca Tuesday the venerable DR.
Wilson read, at the request OF tie D.rcc-
tors, paper containing his "reminiscences
of the seminary All of the public exer
cises were Of unusual interest.
The Directors were in session for nearly
two days, aud transacted the usual amour,
Of business. The treasurer If. n. Wat
Elns, ksq.,) made full report of the con.
aition u the finances, showing them TO be
IA healthy condition. Although the
losses IN the funds FROM investments Of the
noafd IN Confederate securities amounted
+" nearly $4,000, the seminary still holds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18

= EW : TT L ) OF
~ JEWELhY opening to-day Al
Sets of Coral Etruscau, Pearl, ana diamond Pine
aud Earning Ia .e-t styles:
Lsouliue Chains, Pins. Charms, Seals, and Keys.
new prtter@s:
Ladies Diamond and Euameled Watches, beauti-
ful now patterns,
Gem. Scaif Pins, Sleeve ard Bosom Buttons,
Kings, pms, arl an endless variety OF beautt-
ful NEW JEwkLhY, just received al
EtWLAS * CO.'S,
corner OF Main and Tenth streets,
mvlC above the prat-otico.
fLTATCHES. CLOCKS, JENLLRT,
W SILVEg WARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
fle.aus styles Of GOLD JEWELkY,
f'LAER CUPS,
SPOONS,
FORKS,
RuTTtg KNIVES,
SiLyEk-PLATED II. SETS,
Very heavy PLATED SPOONS and
FORKS,
CAKE BASKETS,
PITCHERS,
Breakfast and GiRner CASTORS,
BUTTER DISHES,
SALT CELLARS
sPECfACLEs for all ages
Watches and Jewelry repatrei
''''sr purchased or exchanged;
rto ,n,>, G GEsEET,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18

CARRIAGES AND
yPEgAMBUL ATORS.-another supply Of those
beautiful CARRIAGES and PERAMbUL ATOkS
received this day, and are now ready for sale. W.
would call the special attention OF buyers 10 these
goods a. being in every Respect superior 10 any
carriage ever offered in this market FOR style,
finish. ard durability, they cannot be surpassed.
We are selling them 1t very small advance upon
cost price for cash CAN aud see them for your
san a. BRANCH & CUERANT's,
corner Eighth and Main stress
China Glass, and House furnishing Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18

TOP BUGGY AND
I CARRIAGE FOR SALE.--A light and hand
some New York made LEATHEE IoP nU1Gf,
.uearIy new and IN good order: o.. iulS seat
.Ar.IAOE In good order, with double harness.
..tp.y nj \ u. + ~JEh'S,
r.t,s Einth near ]. ain street.
EOH SAL, quantity 81 WHITE
:. TX suitable tor making s'avss, AMI also
.EnEER far 8Ghsg purposes, situated IN u. couotE
If sew Kent. -ouy,alent IL tie YORK klyer f.n-
road Or Pamuukoy river. Address "J.t' II ihiS
.u.s AZ II Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18

ISEOT, BENEDICT co :
New store, just opened, III Main street
FINEST AND LARGEST STOCK oF FRESH GRO.
CERES IN THE CITY.
RETAIL OR WHOLESALE AT NEW YORK
PRICES.
REFINED SUGARS, 81.
Loaf, Crushed, Graru!aed, and Bar Sugars. DC
Yellow /" 10 l!''
Brown usar............,..s...... w.
fdf,ss,. ''''.. so /, 75c
BLACK TEAS.
English Rreakfts...........'........ y to = Is
R Ra.m LIZ rrHGa }oicn II ! t" i :
These Black Teas ara as sweet n = n sesay, are
o| garden growth. AMI yield perfume that is truly
delightful Superior 10 all other teas.
JAPAN TEAS.
Black - ~ . ~
lyon Taas ar sr@v coming into favor.
GREEN TEAS
Sweet Cargo Ggnpowder ir i: . to ~
Imperi.l..:,,.,....,...............SIIto 81 70
silver Leaf Imperial. 50 /" =
This the finest Green Tea imported from China.
Heretofore this Tea never reached this country
rxceptin small parcels, As presents to importers
silver Leaf Young Hyson................2 TO - 30
This Tea is ii garden growth, Of the first pick
in-s il Is celebrated for lts delicate MAYOR anu
exhileratiug properties. luvallds should use no
o'H'' "'"0' COFFEEs.
Mocha. Java. Laguayra, Maricabo, BIO, and "a
naica Coffee. 70 10 'oc. t d.
mys
sO BARRELS PEACH BLOW PO-
~ TATOES. - barrels Mercer Potatoes, - bar
reIs Jackson White Potatoes. for ale by
N.Y. SAMPSON JONES, ia, 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18

IHIDREN'S CARRIAGES-CHlI.-
Y DREN'S PET. MbrlAfoR>.-A lady told Us
the other day that sooner thsu be without car.
riagc for her child, sar would d. with one meal
lass each dav. # necessary, t. procure one ard
liz expressions are often ~ de by those who nave
used them. They can be hal by calling a the
GARBAGE h PtT on the north side OF Broad
between Eighth ard Nu1h streets, in this ciiy. II
from 50 To SIS and WARMED L. be eqnaI III style,
tiuj-h, and durability, h. any ever brought here
NV l,-st.od WILLIAM FORBES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18
from our Special Reporter.
Scyent!.sccond i"auai Ncetiug of the
Council oi the iruIcsiaos Eptsc"'"'
Church Of Virginia..
SECOND DAY
SrACNTov, Va, May TO- -

N. III. NaSSlc, E>i, '''.,,r,. ~ tho
= C~ayxon Dashiel as secretary OF '''
-, uso was unanimously elected.
~ -, Gentleman next moved Tat me
1,,,,, ~ $500 10 paid the Rev. Mr.. paSaic'
lie services a secretary the past year.
which was adopted.
Mr.. T.zcwrlt TAYLOR, lay delegate from
Christ church, Norfolk, made some intc-
rn>ting remarks on the subject OF the
Conoms and Constitution Of the Diocese,
y,;,b reference TO the change OF the name
fr,p, Confederate - nited States.
Rev. George II. Norton, with some very
striking and forc;blc remarks, offered the
following resolution:
"That the treasurer Of the funds for dis
anr,i clcrrymcn hc requested 10 convert
the assets IN his hands into cash 80 SoonaS
II can lc done without unreasonable Sacri-
fee. and that the money thus accrulng
u, distributed among those who are pro
rrrIv heueGcjaricS."
Tic Rev. Dr.. Pctcrkin, while not directly
n,ur>frg. made some remarks, and was
..fInwrl ~ Mr.. TaZcwel Taylor, who
moved that the resolution hc referred
,,tnc Committee on Disabled Clcrgymen:
which morton was adopted.
1fr. D. l.. Powell offered the following
which was adopted: THAT committee oi
,nr. Law delegates be appointed, who shall
SENIOR. tomorrow 10 take Into conS!dera-
H., ,Hr subject Of ministers salaries, and
.... means bv which their more punctU2!
Went may he secured.
arr. E;rrt Roy. B,~h.p Johns then made
.,.,y,5I rnrort the reading Of which
.<....3 .n,.,. three .uuartcrS Of an hour.
-. ,.,,.,,,r Isor,h prcrludcS any special
'....;.,. ~ il ra1trpt>, II NAV be well 10
-, I'M ra asked for the apaoiutmcut
-. wv, a.,..,,,,r hf,hop. stating that Ire is
- ..,'....r...,r tna fwprtv-ilth wear Of
..:...,.,.[ -, .or,v.rfrl.h o. his
, 49,, AID The srrcntv-t~,, Of his age.
1yat,r, Nrtrr disposed to anticipate the
,.~,...3far, ! think | am safe in stating
iEs. The Bi,tpp', re1uest will proven. for
H.. r....nt any division Of the diocese. An
g..t.t,rt viii very probably ba elected,
,tnrrh many Influential members Of the
r.,,,.sI arr. ,,,,-,,-el toit.
RI, III. PAYNE. trr Missions bishop
60, /. hare TIL. existence Of this
'a.,'1 ,r.',.r. ...,' IN i1tfr9,r that Tir-i-
vi, t,> in measure, agtin.patrt the effort
- orr northern brethren in favor OF the
sons Of Africa.
The Convention Mt this point adjourned
for Divine service; after which it again
.,,t.,+.,..t -, t,.,c, ,rthn
,.>.,,,I,r ,,arn,.l,;al r,,,orfs l. shows: Bap-
=. .,.,I o5,,rts and infants white and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18

IMPROVED COPPER STILLS.-We
/ have for sale two M PROF Ed CoPP ER
STILLS, which are good as new-ore Il sing
ling stu, with an improvement FOR stirring the
bur- and swan-nack cap, with IN Improvement
In the worm; the capacity supposed 10 be from 100
10 20 gallon. Also, a Doubling still Of like I'M
provement, supp sed 10 contain 20 gallons. APP
ply 10 WILLIAMS, GAaaETr i flsHER,
third door from Governor
my 2-eoits on Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18
RnihO0ds.


RICHMOND, PRgDERfcEssrRg AsD P0rogar,
RAILROAD ioNPlET
RICHgOgD. May II, 1861
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18
gNO OUR FRIENDS AND THE gSss

FOHN nDDLEN, IaT MANUtAC-
y TrKgG M DLALt&, No. l.lt Eagle ~
square, Main street, k.chInuud Va, Is now a
III receipt 81 all tho spie ans fancy style SS>1@
Of n ATS and CB Pa lortua s"riG trade. The lisr-
chants ~ Virginia, G.rlh Carolina, aud Ta nessse
will ina IN this s,upE III. very heSt assortment 81
goods III the Hat line. Their trat II respectfully
soIicltad lis experience OF upwards Of thirty
wear. In the trade Ia Richmond justires him in
saving that he knows what kind Of goods will suit
the peopl, and h. Il determined to keep them.
Amongst the latest styles received are the Bou-
levard.," tCordoyas" 9 Black Crook" new
stvIp Saratoga &c. &c. mh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18

EARp0Zc, ALSOP --
8 F0rEQUREaV.
SPRING AVID SUMMER DGY GOODS.
THIRD Supply.
We will receive on TUESDAY NEXT, 10Th in
slant a fall s,ortment Of DRESS GOODS oircct
frpr. New York, comprising everything new III
tlat market. our pErcha.cs are mad" IN person
Imat.y of them from agctlou1. and goods car.iut!
selected expressly Tor thi, market. our supply Of
DpNt>TIIS,
WI rs GOODS.
LINEE>, GLOVES,
HOSIERY. and
HANDKERCHIEF
ha, also been 7. pleu..had.
VI respectfully solicit a call from our friends
aud the pubic. ., , -r.-.-.r-r,,-..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18
4. AINSLIE,

GEORGE 4. AINSLIE,
MANUFACTURER AND 49,
DEALER IN CARRIAGES,
No. 10 TENTH STREET BErwgEa MAIN AND C,KY,
would form his friends and ths carriage using
pEhnc th.t he i building CARBl AGES, BUG
lies. gUCKAW4 Is, aud WAGONS 81 superior
quality Also that lie il hayiug built 10 ordsr, ny
In best manufacturers = IL" Sorhs all the ldts
syles u sEriasas ant viii be prepared In inture
10 exhibit as complete sn assortment as can De
found
Major II. II SELpEs Is engaged with me, and
viii be pleased to see his OH friends. ap lo-ts
yOaN J. OSBORN Il CO., G-.-A
u MANuFA gTuEERs htn DEAL ~
ARS IL CARRIAGES, HAIRLESS. So., IL yin. Re-
moved III cir repo tory from seventh street TO No.
1914 MAIN STREET., have on had, Of thsir own
man afacturo a fuu stock Of PLEASURE Gan.
K!LGLs Of sv0Ty variety and description, !"
which they invite the attention OF The pno!ics
is %
IEILDREN'a RRIAGh raj
I ! TORY, COREgh Cay ARD .ouEth
STRAITS. EiUAAOND .--Ias luosl beautiful pat.
tsrus II JaiLDRES'S s-hAta8ks are HSnnfAs.
larsI aud all Ds sold - nS.thStn prices.
Z liberal 3lscoup, 70 the uado.
order. from al psrls u ths sounuy promptly
IL n-n WILLIAM EoRBKs, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18

VIRgISIA CEsTRkI RAIIkoAb, /
DnrautaF7 t.Et (


Sgg Lf~afS1- ~
last FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
+ RICHMOND AND LYSCHBURG The VIZ
ginia Central and Orange AMI Alexandra r1...
roads have arranged schedule for 4 DAILY
PREIGHT TRAIN BETWEEN RICHMOND AAv
LYNGHBURG. Goods leaving Richmond A. I A.
NJ. reach Lynchburg same night. Good, l-tylts
Lynchburg att 4. NJ reach Richmond next day :!
2P. N. Through receipts given. .-
dss General Superintendent
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-19

which he attended and you "the boys"
glad to see and shake hands with him. Our ball
decided success and will add little of the need the
cause of Irish liberty.
cannot help giving expression to the pleasure feel at
the success which THE IRISH REPUBIC meeting with here
1t has had and is having, the effect of cultvatng fine,
manly thoughtful tone and renewed hope among its readers
here Men who scarcely read paper once month, and
then without reference to its shsm look eagerly to the
weekly coming of THE IRISH REPUBLIC 1t is making itself
felt among people, and long will be their text book
There is Catholic journal in ST. Paul that is squrming
badly under the grip of young Irish Hercules 1t will
not live long. Its struggles fearful. Poor thing, am
sorry for it, But it undertook to tilt against liberty and
Fenianism and of must die so mote it be- is the
prayer of P. F.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-19
Fenianism in the Ascendant.
NASHVILLE. TENN

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 4, 1867.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMAN: You don't often hear from Tennessee This
may be ito the absorbing interest of State politics which
for awhile blinds peoples eyes to exraneous things and
makes them think that the world revoves round their hub
and ny and solely gazing at the mighty events in
which they interested But in spite of the absorbing
interest of local affairs and the stormy of local politics.
the Irish people still strongly alive the welfare of Ire
land Fenianism is looking up. The Circle here, which
made good record in the past promises to retain the
prestige at Rdgway and to hold its place in the front
rank in the national The members have all unani
mousy pledged themselves to raise its effective strength
three hundred in two months and they cU lott The coming
time though Short will find them behind in perform
ance the duty assigned them AS said before Fenansm
is the ascendant here One of effective workers in
the pasta gentleman that raised company of in
Memphis Canada and in the short space of three
into the service of the R. B. eight hundred menhas been
elected mayor of city in spite of the ercest opposition
The uphoders of the old regime put forth their waning
strength which consists of lying and viuperaon to crush
him. but they utterly failed They of had to
the time (dhonored system of inflammation
held solemn concave in owceled fyblown groggeres and
gathered the unwashed crowd of "genemen ?) who
read to listen to alcoholic harangues from the "pick of
their rheumyeyed swoen-cheeked blossom achems
but all in van The old serpent has lost his fang The last
relic of barbarsm is gone in Nashville and the party
who animated by very strong hatred of the
school system lowered their colors the other day. and civil
izaon and freedom have hosted the ensign of justice and
progress "Long may it wave" " Viue la Hbete."
Yours, M.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-19

eminent seems to have done all in its power to the
prisoners from their perlous position for perou it
doubleday is considering that the emperor has hestaed
to subject them to cruel torures. Rassams mission which
was at first reported to have been successful has proved
since sent several artisans whom the king was DESTROYS of
having but they not to be allowed his service
until ne had liberated the capves and they have since been
brought back We have also sent numerous presents which
will be delivered to him he has shown by his
conduct that he deserves them How far he may have been
influenced in his rigorous treatment of the unfortunate
sufferers statements contained in their published letters
we have of knowing but the publication of these
letters while the writers still in his power was to say
the least of it. very inudcious.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-19
Captain Grace and the Men of Minnesota.


MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, September 30th, 1867.
Editors Irish Republic.
Our mutual friend, William H. Grace general agent for
THE IRISH REPUBLIC, has and gone And were
pleased to him come without nqurng the for his
doing and very much pleased know that he
is gone but would not like to tell why Query, why?
could tell why So could says parson Ireland sly could
tell why.
Few who have visited these shores this summer have made
such stir here friend Grace because of the man
although right here let say that he is man
that makes himself felt wherever he goes-bu rather because
he the first to develop Fenansm or Irish nationality
throughout Minnesota, and in opposition to men
here who opposed any of the Ihmen of
the State for any other purpose than the urherng of their
selfish ends And again. because he the general agent
for the only live independent Irish journal ever put out in
the interests of the Irish people.
While here Mr.. Grace met with decided success in can
wasting for THE IRISH REPUBLIC and consequently caused
rafting among the dry bones which has quite subsidized
yet Dear REPUBLIC sit here and laugh and rub my hands
when fancy the huying to and o and the ear-wigging
and the buton-hong of some of good holy pos friends
when it was known that Grace had arrived in ST. Paul.
All we thought rid of him, but like "Banquo"
his ghost would not be laid but continues return and pro-
duce fear and trembling among the enemies of truth and
liberty.
Had the Captain not been ordered away suddenly am
satisfied his subscription list would have been trebed Asst
s he received of the best in ST. Paul and in this
town IN his list of subscribers. All his old friends were
neased to see him all his old enemies not Some of
orr conymen who neither see, hear feel smell asteof
anv subject only is dshed them by Others looked
upon the Captain they might be expected to gaze upon
Mephistophes the ambassador from below. During the
time Grace was here had another of Fenan balls at
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26
VOLUME 81, NO. "a.
u Il & ITIEs

whats m Na@sl E..rythisg % in
an aim. Il you -ish 70 Shoot s,s.irhs.
What word is always prOsosso-s -ronr7
Wrong. Of course.
Punch says that women hrst re.or.ed a
tight Leing TO prove 10 the men ho- vel
they could bear tight squeezing.
Why Is women ~snding stocking, de-
ioruedS Because her hands are where her
feet belong.
Lucy Stone. IN a lecture recently. sAid;-
We bear Of hsn-Peeked husbands. bot noth.
ing At all Oi roosterpecksd -ives.-
A man Who bumps bi- bead against thst
Of his neighbor ISN'T apt to think that two
beads are better tbaa one.
CONSCIENCE Is nothing bot reason more
or less educated; is y not 50 strong nat
urai gSfs as an ear for music.
Never PrOies. much. Cor IL you re, IL
right. no one -ili remember IL; and you
are wrong. no one will forget IL.
sally. how do you like your ne- place !;
Is II a religious fanilys- "wen. I rather
guess It is-they always have beans on Sun
day
An exchange calls RGs.ian America .
ripe apple ready 20 tall into the hands of
this country. A Seward esdeliag Ne sup
pose.
dying West India planter grosned out
% hrs stasorste negro servsnt-"Ah. Szmbo =.
I'm gong on a very long. long journey -
- Never mind. nAssa. - ssid the negro, COZ =
sOlingly. - Lim all do-n hin.-
Warren Leland. Of the Metropolitan Ho-
tel. Who has travelled. objects 10 Prof
AgAssizs assertion that our animals in
Ameriea are d-arfed and inferior a. com
pared With the old World. Leland SAYS ne
best the world in bear. in wolf. in buffalo
or bison. in deer. IN bird
A gentleman vas describing TO DoaglAs
Jerrold the story Of his eourtship and mar
riAse-how his vile had been brought Up
in a convent. ard va. on the point of tax
ing the veal. when has presense burst upon
her enrsp,ured sight. AMI she accepted him
a. Der husband. Jerrod listened TO the
end Of the story. and then quietly remark
ed She simply tho1sht yOs better than
HIs.''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

A ncw lie bost known A. the .' Nori.o-
Rait" is on exhibii ion in Neu York. Ia,
composed - thrve air-tisht rstia pereha
cylinders. twenty-five feet IN length. an8
tweuty-siS inches in diameter. encascI in
heavy dack covers Of The strongest naiori.
a.. and connected together by me.n. o.
heaVy dsck hargcs. shicb form complete
decE- E-sarface. On ihc top snd i-ross fie.e
cylinlers are placed a SERIES ri th~srts or
r'anks. ~hich sns~er fbc double purpose q
struciurss % keep thc cr riiniers apart. and
scats for raesenrrr. TIE ran when IN
fliei hls toyant cspsciiy Of IN tbousand
pounis. cannot be s-amPed or cspsizsd.
snd -ili oarry Forty or City persons