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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-06
5arrisburs. Mara %. '67
glirthiaQfts.&erleQaltQ.

Der llnter,eiGnets n,adt ieinen sabIreiten
1reunben unb benz Wublifum iiberbaupt bic
erssbsniis @nseise, bab er feline @ irtbf9a #
label bebbalb feline alien iOwie aud neue 4une
ben gum freunDliten 8eiu1e Gin, unt botft
bur6 reelle unb prompte 9ebtenuns aud fer
nerbin bic @anf pes Yabifums gu senisBsn.
6. s. Gbel.
6orriahurd Wnrif A 1857 If
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-06
Nener Grorerie
uao 9entfde Triidlte : Qa1en

NIukI ~lulklN
aaa 9entide Tridte 2abea.
@ 1beo. Gepras
bena@ri6tist abtunssSua feline 5reunte nnb
tas YutIifunt abergaupt bab CT eisn neusn
Orseerie uno bentide Jriidtes
9aocn,
Gde ber Strawberrp nnb De
berry Wiley,
Gpil6sn bsr Dritten unb 4ten Straes,)
srSifnst bat, no ct itsts cine srcbe MusrabI
Wroftrisn, bent(fbe e5rifbtfn,
Deutfde 3wetfAen,
5ran3Uffde YFammen, 9irnen,
Mepfel, Jtpfnen, Gprianper, ainlen,
grbfn, 8pbnen, @srlte, @riiBe,
8ammeL Senf, SaIatbL
2orbeerbatter, Sarcins, SGrringt,
S9weiser. unb Qimburser 8ale
~ Splfartn, &C., &c.
.su Sertaufen an Sanb bat.
!. Gum frsanbIi9emgeIu1 label ersebenlt Elm
" Sbep. George,
6arrisburg, Stunt %, 1866.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-06

Sdtpcre 3eiten. - Sinb bic geaen.
tpartisen fir ben Mrteiier unt ben Nlitteliant,
nne Is ,perbsn nod lGIimmrr wsrten, Wenn
bas snOrme Steisen Der Meblpreile, tenrn
bic alsr anesrn eetrnSmitrI fclSen, nitbt talp
aufbprt. SIS - $i7 fir Elm Barrel Msbl,
II Elm unerbSrtsr Yreis, br bur1 uidts se.
rsbtfertist III. Denn pfnn mir aud ,uae.
ben, hab bic grnte stpaS fur, ausscfalsn ii,
10 Fnb bic IOuatbe tpb mebr ais binrsidene
fur BEN 9ebarf. Der G,runb bielsr Gbeuer-
ung ut ancerswp Su luben lie TT bur6 fiinltr
lt9e Wftttrl hrrScreebratt burh cine 9anee
spn SpefnIahtrn, ipelhe bic itnen su @rtc.e
lfsbensen aapitalien sa rieisen NuffGufen spn
0strslpe benuBten unb jeyt na6tsm bic mel.
ten Garmer baS preeuct itrer IebtiSbriaen
ernte Ssrfauft taten bic prsils lit bic SHbs
ibrauten. 9tur peniSe 8armsr batrn eincn
9fuBen bon bieien unnatiirIiten prsilen, pab-
renb Der Mann, Der bnr1 feline slrbeit cine
srpbe 5amilie su ernabren bat auf bic 16Gnb.
Ii9te. .Weile aussspIiineert wirb - ales sum
NuBen Der 9Gsniseu, pel1e wSbrene hes
aris9sS Wfillicn,n aufbiuften. 8riiber, ais
@reenbads unb NatipnaIbanfbiQs nod niht
bsitanbsn, aIs bic ganfsn fib jebsn ausen.
bid balten mubten, ibre Notfn nit Sob Gin.
3ulOisn, mas iis ieBt gar ni9t msbr tbuu, pa
tuar ss bsinabs unmSsIi9, Gapiialisn ssnus
auf lansere Belt aus3ulssen, nm eiren sreb-
artissn Sanbsl pie ben nit @errite su be-
berrl6en.
.Ssber 5amiIienpater wsIber iebt rrra $50
mebr allein fir ben einsn Mrtifsl Wtebl aus.
sitt mUss bsSenfsn baB er pis5 gu 9lufre9ter-
baltnns Der rasifalcn Sbuppp 98rtb i9aft be-.
sabIt bic es tpObl uGfcrbsn" fam, Spr ben
gSablsn Mlmcien su Srrtbcilen, I'M bintetbn
aus S9ubscaL @etrsteidwintsL Stsusrfrei.
belt uiw. eas 3ebnfa6s sa srsaunern.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-06

Shtet Gneb Seibitallbeiitcr, tenn
Mib SatbawappOn @uburn, Me, bat $751;
SO Scn einem neutrality-suspicious. Yrm &C.
ri9t susrfanut erbalten fir gerleyuusen tie
ie erbieIt, inpem eas yierb nit ibr burbtrann-
te ane lIe aus benz Buggy seiprrfsn purbs.
Der 8iGter CAB pas llrtbeil baB fein aeib-
iiaabeiIser sinsr Dame Gin uniiteres pierO
Sermietben ipllte.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-06

Bur gSarnuns. -Sn esnpr MaiI.
bat ii9 bieisr Sage ein Mibden Elm sluss aus
sefuaent pabrenp iie nit Silfe elmer gabsl
Seriu9te einen ancten ibrem Sdubbanee su
lSlen,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-06

sSiinfte @arb SSaas,
gde Der 8praer unb Glber Strabe,
garrisburs, pa.,
Daniel Wasner, Gissntbiimm.
Der llntsrseidnete maht biermit leinen
Sreunben unb Yetannten, lppie sem Yublifum
iiberbaupt bic ersetene glnseise bab er pbises
@albaus fiuai9 at l6 9etradt unb aufs
Bette einserittet bat unb bittet er ben ibm
friiber su Ibeil ssipcrpenen 3uipru9 AUDI fir
bic 3utunft 3u bepabrsn.
9teileube ,inb Yparbsrs finben ein freunbli-
DIES 2psis unb einen saten Slid.
Esg Die s3ar entbalt ale Sprten Gstran-
fe Der beIen Aualitat.
6arriSburd, Suni %, '66.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-06
poe(ie.

Ufr9dit8ea TT Sergangen
Sfi9ts brinst ile Is 3uriid -
Si6t Sebnen unb gerlanssn -
Des 9ersens auf nnb Slid.
Bas sinft in frcbsu 1asen
Die SeeIe bod erfreut
aIinst nun wis bunfls Sassn
aus hs gersanssnbeit.
Die S9aBe beineS Qsbsns
Seriblinst tas bunfle grab.
Du bcHIt unb barrf persetens!
9Bas Dir bas SbidlaI CAB
5at srauiam es senOmmsn,
Is lief ben Sdmers suriid;
Die triben Sage fOmmeL
Gntl9punpen ii bas Slid.
GS liest lit ipeitsr Jsrne,
Gas eanb Der frObsn 3eit;
@rlunfen iInb bic Sterne,
0eblieten 1T bas 9eib.
gersansen 1T seryanssn
giiGts brinet lIe ie sariid -
9fiht Sebnen unp gerlansen -
Des 5er5sns guif unp Slid.
Sp lab bic Stiirme tpeben!
Der Sturm iei mir seeriibt!
Denn Mlles mub pereeben
Was Menl9 unb irbil9 1T.
gersansen 1T persansen
Sur Gins Ssrsebet ni6t:
Sm tellen SternenprangeI
Die @atrbeit unb bas 9iGt
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-06
Cute uno]fappen.
g. s.. &inmarb,

435 Marft Strabe,
q. (gfabe benz DepDt,)
SarriSbure, Ha.,
bat cine srube unb eIssants 9luswabl Sun
4iteu, &appen nn6 Sarbans
fiji Wanner, anaben anb ainbsr ben jsber
OrSbt unb Sualitat auf Sanp, pelde sr su
ben tpirfli9
niebri9i1rn Yreiicn
AZ Baar vreiien psrfauft.
wsrlpnen bic su taufen wiinIdsn, piirten
1rpbi tbun, bel ibm Sprauiprs9en, Mnb lsine
Naarsu 3u unterIu9en.
Papier= =&ragen
pbolelals unb retail an Manufattur-Yreiien
fub gu baben.
: @ Man ssrssiIe ni6t ben plaB, girp.
435, MarFtlra6s, Siioitite.
harrisburg, Mpril 25. 67-6t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-06

Sie 3iuei dlteiten Trcimanrer
tit ameriia iInb (; 9iatbaniel QUESTION spn BEL
lup'S Sails, @ermont, 90 Sabre ait, unb Mc-
ies 8insate pcn 5ausrbia, MaiIadulstts, 90
Sabre all, ieii 81 Sabren Mitsisb bes Sr-
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-06
Sarrisburs, 9lpriI A. 1867 1T.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Scr llntsr3sidnste erIaubt it feinsn Jreun-
ben unb bem yutlifum ersebenlt bic WnSese au
madden. ba6 er feline Wirtbldaf na1 bem frii-
Der ppn Srn. Wartin Orb sebaltenen Sptel, &C.
aeuiiber benz pennlyIpania Gifenbabn. Depot
SsrIeat bat Nsilenbe iOiuie anbere @afe fit
ben bei ibm in,mer freunbltte Mutnabnlt une
gswirtbnns. Gum frsunpliasa 8siu@ label
a1tausspoa ein,
Gpttlteb Sung.
5arrisbura, Mpril A. 1867.-3W.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-06
X,teas ADni9's
GttD 8icrbramcrci,

Xmeas &Dni9's
GttD 8ierbrancrci,
Gbesnut Strabe, s'piIden Der 2. unp 8.
Sarrisburg, IA.
Stige 9rauerci III nit allen neueren 9erbeI.
lerunaen Serieben unb basu eineeri6tet allen
9fltellungen auf pprSiiglibeS Spmmerbier unt
S6enfbier innerbalb unb auberbaIb eer Stabt
pplltGneig su 9enii9fn.
Sn pem @irtbslOfale fnbct man lfetS friIbss
Bier ant .3apf lcpie
9ntem 2Sein, 8itterS, S9mei,er:
unb Qtm burgerta1e, &c.
Danftar fir bas ibm bisber ael9snfte 3u-
tranen ieinsr wertben @fl6aftsfreunbe bittst
um tbre fernere alnplgaft
autas aSmts.
Sarrisbura, Nos. IS. '66.
&ileb S'9onnea,
gde bon glper unb Scrfer Strabe
(ssseniiter Dan. .8asner's 5iinfte 8arp 5aus)
5arris bNra ga.
gmpfisblt f9 CUR eesuns pun
@afIer= ,tnb 6as-M6bren,
lopie iibsrbaupt CUR anfertisuns unb 3spara-
tur ppn alien in's Sad einialasenSen MrtifeIn,
ais SUPPER II. 8lets@rbeiten,
Sicr= nnS Waiierfrabnen, &c.
Esg 8efsaunsen iBnnsn Nru 400 Marft-
ifrabe selalen tprrben.
2iteY S'DpnneIl.
Sarrisbura 9lpril 25. 1967-3M.
Georg earnest,
Gde Der 3ten unb Balnut StraBe.
Qlntsr bent Manllon'5aus.)
S0arri8burg, IA.
GmpfebIt ii9 einsm seebrten Yublfum CUR
Qe9un9 Uon
6ass unb@aiIers sM6bren,
ip'pie sur @nfertisuns aller
Drebs arbetten
in Welling, SUPPER II. |. ~.
Sarrisburs, 8sb. 81.
s.. Vriieb's
State Capitol Brauerei.
gterte Strabe, nabe 8alnut
Sarrisbnre.
llnlersn Jrsunoen unb 8efannteil Iotpie bem
pubifum ilterbaupt empfeblen mir ubisss l6pn
lanse ribmli4 befanntes
Sram9eicbGft,
unter 3ulduuns promptsr unb biaiser 9ebis-
nllng.
s. 5rt1d'S Grten.
SariSbura Deg. IS.
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G8 fomnt immer ibGncr. - Dir
srpbe alniferin Maeame Giltpri beiudte nsr-
Ii9 bic 9fiagarafaqe. Us par an einem Spnn.
tag. Muf bic prinsenoite Bite sinss pOrtieen
photographer Iieb lle AM Scnntas ibr Bib
abnsbmsn. 8aum mar pieiss &erbreben spa.
bratt 10 tparo Der photograph SUn ber bpben
prlbsi bon NiaSara Sails l6Ieunislt s,nsslirdt
ron wsgen Sattatbbru6ss. 8ie &c.
last: sS fommt immer ibGnsr. SBr psrpn
balb babin gelansen, wubn bic Muisrrspublif
Wa0abulettS sslanst ii. gSenn bort am
Scnntas ein Sabn eins 5snne besliidt. 70 ,pirb
Der ansidIias gisentbimsr bes SabnsS nm
funfuneaman,is Dollars sebiibi. Nidt stra
gBiB icnbern bitiere : batlabe.
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Gine 9reenb d cfsfreilense 3ieae.

Sine Observation-Disclosures 3icge.
= Or. 1bpmas 8cberts, tpobnbaft lit Ma-
banpy City, S9uslfia County, ga, Ssrbars
leBten Dinter in 5olse bsr baufsen 9Subs'
reien lein@elo, beitebrnt in so Ibaler Greet
bads, In benz &ubr eines Sfens. tsyte 8c-
6e mar feline 8rau am Sausrsinissn, unb ais
lIe has Sfenrcbr tsrab nabm iisl has Grlb aui
ben goesn, ais cine 3iese es aufbOt, perl1lud'
te uno baspn elite. sic wurpe augentidli6
psrfplst unb sciansen senpmmen, uno ubnc
seri6tlides Gerfabrn eribpilsn. Cine post
mortem llnterlubuns wurpe iibsr brn aSrprr
Der selbsisrisen .3iese absebalten unb bic
@reentads in sinem ppblrbaltenem 3uitanpe
in ibrem Masen ssfunbeu.
->~~-s
Tolecn beS Sallipieis. - Or. Npr-
riS Sea, ein MitsIieb beS 9atelpr Saa Clubs
wurpe wabrenp zines Spiels, haS Dor einisrn
Sasen in philadelphia stpiitsn benz sltblctit
unp 9atser Club ifattianb, Don einsm Ball
setrpiIsn. Der Ball mar seraee ssl0tasen
sporeen unb fog nit srpbsr Seftisfsit benz Srn,
Bel in's @eliat. Cine Gutsiinpuns mar biz
srFs 8cise Der gerlssuns. slm britten Sage
Mtenbs trat Der Sob ein. Die dubere l9ttars
gewunSans mar 70 uutsosutsnb sewcisn, rab
man nibt pisl parauf aeabtet bate.
Dieter Iobssfaa 1T ber sweite in bieiem
SABRE, Der in GoIse bss 8aaipisIs5 entltane.
Or. 9ea war nod elm janser unb erit ltii
auraem Serbsiratbeter Mann.
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Sbretflicb. - Sn SelferIOn County,
@is, in Der Nabe ppn Watericwn, bate Git
Mann Namens SGnrif felt lanssr 3st NIT
leiner 5rau unp leinen Iineern i'm srGBnn
llnfrieben selett unr mar plSBIi6 ipurlp5 Ser.
l6wunben. 5rau unp 3inber lbiensu l6 unl
Iein Ibbanteniein ni6t Yirl su fiimmsrn, biz
9iabbarn aber tpelde li4 erinnertsl, ben Mauu
nit leinem GItetsn Spbne ;uest i'm 5rrien G.
Ieben au babsn, abnten bic Sfgebuns enrs
8ertrebens nnb ltslten Mad forl0ungrn an.
Sn tsr Mabe hes plaBrs, 100 lis bic Yeiesn
3ulsgt beiiammen getrcHsn batten, par Gin grp-
fer Saufe HeiNs unb altes 9aubuls Ssrtrannt
tpcreen, unb ais iie bic Iids senauer unteriud.
ten, fanben iie Yerfcblte meniblide Gsbsine,
S9ubnasel uno ScIsnIraseri9nallen unter
bsrislbeu, bic, ME lit b,rauSlteats, bem aiten
S9nsTf anssbprten es lag fCmit Der gerpadt
Der Grmprbuns unp nadberisen 8erbrennune
be0elten Spr.-Der Sptn uno bic Sran bcs
S6nef tpurben psrbaftet unb nur ter G6rriif
fpnnte bic aufsereste 9eSOlfsrnns @aterppns,
ppbin bic Gsfanscnen ssbra6t wurbcu, per,
binbera am Subne Elm eyn6ssritt Su volt
sieben.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-08
Tine FL0RENC FAIR.

TJNHE LADIES or FLORENCE RESPECTFULLY m
Il VIE the public to = FAIR which will be held in
tne Mnsonic Lodge. on the 18TH 10th ond 18th May
me proceeds OF which will bo devoted to benevolent
lects Tho Fair viii open on the morning Of tho 18TH
~ clock On the night Of tho 10th thoro be series
ollABLEAux and CHARADEs; the night OF the 17th
aCONCERT. No one need stay away for fear of Being
imposed on. There will be EXTORTlON. No articlO
WI, be sold tor more than You purchase elsewhere
to tho Tableaux 50 cents. Admission tho Concert 50
cenla' A. E. BROWN,
April 2e .s - - aa1
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FOR SALE.

t{sOR SALE, YOUNG MARE, -FOUR
- years old. warranted sound and gentle. Apply at
NoKIAWEST CORNER OF QUEEN AND STATE SITS.
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appointment Of foreigner to tho command Of
a feet against President Piano.
The new ten million loan. negotiated by
Chile in England for carrying on the war, has
been arranged just in time to pay pressing
debts and to continue tho war. The news from
MENDOZA is unimportaut The Argentine and
revolutionary forces remain inactive and the
only details we receive attest outrages on the
inhabitants and general anarchy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-08
THE SITUATION Nv CENTRAL AND
SOUTH AMERICA.

Y The Panama correspondent Of the New York
Herald states that Isthmus politics remain in
statu quo.. The reports which Admiral DAHL-
aRES had heard Of the difficulties along the
coast'were exaggerated, and his orders to Cap
tain lPAuLDINd, Of the Wateree, to make all
haste in reaching Panama, as well as the daily
drill Of the crew, proved to be superAuous. On
her arrival the Wateree found no pretext for an
attack upon the city; but her presence had the
effect Of renewing the feeling Of security which
the American residents have aot enjoyed since
the departure Of the jamestown According to
the latest dates from Central America peace
has been thoroughly re-estabhshed in the dis
contented States of Guatemala, and &Cauz. the
rebellious leader, has been exiled. The Coxta
Rlcan Congress was to be convened early in
May, and certain amendments to the Constitu-
lion we're to be discussed. The contradictory
reports from Peru rendered it difficult. "a md %
Of the actual state Of that ceuntry-some de-
claring It serenely quiet; others describing It a.
agitated by uprisings and Revolutionary excite
'ment. In Lima the liberation measure was
defeated in Congress by vote Of 43, to 40, but
proposition is still under discussion about re-.
ducing the Church property by one half in that,
city. On the'11th ult. meeting called by the
priests in the public square, front Of the hall
where Congress, meets, led to q, row, in. which
paving stones were used as knock-down argu-
ments. The police were summoned IN force.
and and q company Of cavalry was ordered out to
end the row. This was accomplished after a
sharp little fight, in which many we're wound.,
ed, but only one was killed. Several priests
were arrested and are now il, II, prison. The.
treaty, offensive, W and defensive, made by the
American Congress Of SCI, Aaa just been ao-
cepted by Salvador, Hondu duras, Colombia, ene..:
zuela, Eucador and Bolivia: Chilsa and per,n
viii probably accept It also.
The Santiago. correspondent of; / The same
JOURNAL states, under date Of April, tssas The
Spanish feet has anot yet reappeased il Il.
Pacific: He odds that the truce question w BE-
tween Chile and Peru is still absorbing. atten-
ton; and he chronicles the resignaaion Of Ad.s
miral TUcSEr, who LETT ii the English mai
steamer u thea a26th fos Callao, The resignation
of the Adniral saeems 70 have been: praanpted
blythe hope Gof harmonising affairs intPeru
Foreigners were making use of the
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NJ LETTINGS G s.

COMMISSIONERS OF MARIxET
A EXTRA MEETING OF TIE COMMISSIONERS
Market hall. w1rII,H w as E1,Sna' % :" Giock' at
May 8 nA hAhhM HMt, wv,
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LANDMARK LODGE, no. 70. A. F.M.
A s,n ESdRA Sd;s ,s sCoMN1gN1CAT1oN OF THIS LODGE
o'clock The W. N. Degree to be confcrrnd 0'e'"9'
Ma o' q VI W. u. THEODORE E. NEWTON
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LARGEST ClRcULATIoN.-The DAILY
News publishes The 0.67ciul Lest Of Let
'ers resainin? IN Me I'ostod7ce at the end
IF each acera:: ayreead!y to the tolzoacing
xetiioz. II 80 Neso Pasto6f5ice La,0, as the
newspaper floring the largest circulation IN
the City of Charleston:
SECTION And ha it further enacted That Lists OF lot
ers remaining uncoucd for in Postofco in any city
town or village, whce newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be pabshed only in tho newspaper
which, being published weekly otener. shall have the
Office. 1o#5-7 NJ
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CHI A r ES ON .
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 8. 1867.
PAY UP.

We are sending out at present, great num-
Der of bills for subscription and advertising,
and most earnestly request that all those who
may receive them, will have the kindness to
make prompt rcmittances. A great many of
these accounts have been standing for year
and more, and it is absolutely necessary now
that they should be paid. "
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| o ST /,

f1\AAT LOST.-A LARGE OPEN LUMBER
FLAI-a liberal reward will be paid for any info.-
naon mat wlu load to its reovery delivered
A'oAuet' niiu' Aise Lay street. Nay7 x,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19

ANGER TRUE sToRY-WITH Moral
The fighting editor Of Mississippi paper
tells good Joke on himself, thereby taking
the "wind out of the sails" of those of his
ccnfrerea who might have an itching to "tell
it on him." Says he; Invent up to great
strapping, two listed countryman, who owed
me some money, and seemed in no hurry to
liquidate, and persuaded in my own mind,
that he wouldn't fight, told him 'pintedly
that if he didn't shell out instanter, would
wallop him. The fellow was scared, and
probably thought was sure enough going
ia knock him into the middle of next week
He was awfully scared-too much so ever
to run away-and so he blazed away, will
one OF his huge fists, and knocked me down
The trouble was, in this affair / scared tn
fellow too bad, and the lick he struck m
was directed by fear-at all events 1t was
fearful blow"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
ARRESTED UPON a CHARGE OF
MURDER.

On Wednesday week, white man by the
name of Arnold was arrested in this town,
and, after examination, was committed to
Jail under suspicion of having participated
in or having been in some way connected
with the murder of James A. Tarr. Arnold
is a returned soldier, and since the war has
been living with Mr. William Connolly,
near Hillsborough, as a farm hand. On
Wednesday, he came to the polls, and In
the course of the day, produced fifty dol
lar note at the store of T. w. Fisher, which
he desired Mr. Fisher to change for HIM.
Mr.. Fishers suspicious were at once aroused,
knowing that Arnold was laboring man,
and that he lived near the scene of the muir
der of Tarr, and making some delay in
agreeing to give change for the note, he SEN
for DIR. Tarr and an officer. Before the Off
Ger arrived, Mr.. Connolly came into thu
store and took Arnold with him into bacl
room of Fishers store used grocery, in I
few moments both returned to the store
when Mr.. Fisher offered to give Arnol,
change for the note. Arnold said, ~ hav
not got the note" The arrest was the
!, made. After his arrest Arnold stated tina
! the note was counterfeit, and that he ha
i torn it up and thrown it into the river. Fl
also stated that he got it of Mr.. Hugh Du
n fey, of Marlborough.
MIR. Duffey fatty conuadicted this stat
!. ment. Arnold then said he found the mo-
# on the road few miles out of town, an
n that finding 1t was counterfeit he had d
"a stroyed 1t. Mr.. Fisher, however, test'
a. the note by detector, and says it was
ia genuine note.
1t Since the above was written, Arnold b
i'd made what purports to be confessio
a. What that confession Is, the authorities ha
no kept secret for prudential reasons. Bin
40 Arnold's confession was made, Mr.. Geor
ds E. Ford, who has resided for several yet
ne in Hillsborough, has been arrested a
wa lodged in Jail. Mr.. Ford 10 a timber-gett
,ot and was engaged in loading vessel
air Kingstown, in Talbot county, at the I'll
,sb he was arrested. We have heard Of no
sd. who believes that Mr.. Ford ia In any M
Nh ner concerned with this outrageous murd
md on the contrary, we are informed that
ant citizens OF Hillsborough are very indign
an. at his arrest Denton Journal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19

WHO MADE ALL THAT2-it is related that
when Napoleon Bonaparte was returning to
France from the expedition to Egypt, group
of French officers one evening entered into
discussion concerning the existence of
God. They were on the deck of the vessel
that bore them over the Mediterranean Sea.
Thoroughly imbued with the inhdel and
athelstic spirit of the times, they were unani-
NOUS in the denial of this truth. II was at
length proposed to ask the opinion of Ma
poleon on the subject, who was standing
alone, wrapped up IN silent thought. Or
hearing the question, is there Godf h'
raised his hand and pointing to the starry
armament, simply responded, "Gentlemen
who made all theseH"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
WHAT THE CONNECTICUT DEMO
GRATIS DID.


The Hartford Times, which Is the Cincin-
natl Enquirer of Connecticut, has paraded
long list of the things the Connecticut Demo
Gratis did last election day. We quote the
chief of them, with such explanatory notes
as are necessary to make their full import
plain:
1.-THE Democrats and Conservative men OF
Connecticut send glad tidings to their breth-
rem throughout the Union;" to wit: Jetter-
son Davis, Andrew johnson, @. L. Valian-
digham, James Buchanan, Mayor Monroe,
etc.
"They have sustained the principles Of the
Constitution" as misrepresented and belied
by Calhoun, Yancey, Frank Pierce and
Brick Pomeroy
'They have sustained the constitutional
course of President johnson" and also his
unconstitutional course, which chiefly needs
sustaining.
"They fought the battle on great national
issues" under the leadership of Robert e.
Lee.
"They demanded the Union for which our
soldiers fought" This must be understood
in Plckwickian sense. Taken literally 1t
implies that our soldiers don't know what
they fought for, since they don't demand any
such Union as Copperheads are striving for.
, "They demanded representation in Con
a gress for all the States" but emphatically
i, demanded 1t for disloyal communities mo-
yet reorganized on constitutional basis.
!. "They demanded that the rights Of State
q should not be subverted," and that all right
of their Inhabitants forfeited by Treason
% should be restored Immediately without con
, ditions.
. "They protested against the GENERALIZATION
y, =. of power" except it be centralized in tn
n President, 'and the usurpation by Congress
ia of authority not delegated by the ConStitv
Ia tion," but endorsed the unconstitutlont
nd usurpation of legislative powers by til
la Executive.
he "They opposed negro suffrage" that i
MT the extension of negro suffrage to loyal blac
soldiers, but favored giving the ballot to Vi
ma repentant white traitors.
,,v "They protested against the aSsumptic
of power by an arrogant and fanatical Co
, = gress TO repeal section Of the Constitute
of Connecticut In order to open the ballc
boxes of this State to the African race"
such assumption of power having be
made, and no arrogant and fanaticAl Cc
l0i' gress existing, this protest must be cons
as cred an ebulltion of ignorant zeal.
ere "They have redeemed the State" To
deem: to gain possession of by payment
an" price, Webstsr's Dictionary
ies. "They achieved the victory against gr
'siu odds;' viz, the natural impulses of
iues manity, patriotism, and Justice; but '
not tory over them is never more than tempora
Of "Glorlous and heart-cheering 10 the I'm
pos' men of every State is the result" Thi
we're either an intentional cruel wrong, or, W
o' is more charitable supposition, suggei
GERS by the evident confusion OF ideas, the '
'o'e' ter's mind was sadly muddled, and he
in- advertently wrote Union for disloyal.-t
pur- cinndti Gazette