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, 1867-06-07

LATER ELECTION NEws.-The Oregoniaa, of the
of the 9th, has the following in relation to the
Washington Territory election:
ain consequence of the failure of the line to
work during considerable part of yesterday,
we have only meagre returns from the election
in Washington Territory. The returns received
Indicate the election of Clark by one or two
hundred majority, if Walla Walla gives him the
majority his friends have counted upon. The
vote in Vancouver stood Flanders, I48 Clark.
l73. Additional returns show that The vote in
Clarke county is about a tie ; possibly Flanders
has small majority. At the Cascades CLARK
has a majority OF two. A telegram from Cowlitz
county shows that the vote there is very close
Flanders may have small majority In Lewis
county Clark's majority is twenty-three. Thurs.
ton gives Flanders twenty five majority. What
com is understood to have given Clark major.
ity of eighteen. Nothing has been heard from
the counties on the west side of the Sound The
vote Of those counties, with Pacific and Cbebalis
will probably give Flanders small majority
west of the Cascade mountains. Walla Wella Is
expected to give Clark from one hundred to two
hundred majority. 1t is impossible to tell what
the new counties east of the mountains will do
as their polling strength can only be guessed ar
The indications are that the result will be closer
than that Of any previous election in Washington
Territory
In addition to the above, Mr.. Lew Day has
private letter, which says that Clarke county
gave Flanders 60 majority. Skamania county
returns Is majority for Clark Cliekitat county
25 majority for Flanders. The writer of the
above claims the election of Flanders as certain.
, 1867-06-07

| TTN HE regular MONTHLY MEETING q W,l.
Il ington Engine Company No !. viii + hs4 4.
the Ergine House. on Monday eveniu, Ins .o5.
at ~ O'Clock. All members of the c1uglly 81. n
| quested to he promptly on hand at the LaroiHg..
ing. BY order Of tie Foreman.
1t p. T. SHuPE St-t;srv
, 1867-06-07

STEvESs CouSTY.-Mr. Frank Clark has Just
arrived from Colville, and from aim we learn
that Stevens County giveI Clark IS majority for
Delegate. For Joint Councilman, J. N. Van.
syckle has e5 majority. For District Attorney,
?. P. Dugan, 81 majority. Stevens county has
heretofore been strongly Union. The gain thus
Indicated reduces the election Of Clark 70 almost
q certainty.
, 1867-06-07
Last Call.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO ROOT Nc
"a COY, tor thrashiug, will save CO., iy setting
before the first Of July. All bills not iail nea
viii he Left in the hands of proper person, fr col.
lection. GEO ROOT
NNtN
, 1867-06-07

PORTLAND PoLIrIcs.-The Republicans
OF Portland propose to nominate full ticket
for city Offices, to be voted for Oh the third
Monday in June. We believe that this is
the hrst time politics has been allowed to
have any influence in the city election.
, 1867-06-07

THE summer session of Congress is likely
to prove a failure. All the Senators from
the Pacific coast have returned to their
homes, fully impressed with the belief that
their services will not be required before the
first Monday in December. The failurl Of
the summer session effectually dispOses Of
the impeachment question.
, 1867-06-07

SENAroRs.-COrbett and Williams, the
oregon Senators, have arrived at Portland.
Iae departure of these gentlemen from
mHhingtou, would seem to indicate that
'oefe vail be no summer session of Congress.
, 1867-06-07
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE I, 1867.
A REsP1rE-We believe that every right

A REsPITE.-We believe that every right
thinking man in the Territory will rejoice
that the election is over, and that we are to
have q truce to politics for the next two
years. 1t has been our fortune to take part
in quite number of political campaigns,
but we fail to recall single one character
ised by such bitterness and lack of charity
as marked the canvass just closed in this
Territory. Our Sound exchanges are filled
with articles of the most bitter and denun-
ciatory character, all going to show that In
that part of the Territory the canvass has
been unusually virulent. In this Valley,
we have had added to the asperities in'
separable from a political contest, local
division that intensified every other feeling
and led to degree of personal abuse and
Villi6cation almost without parallel. As a
matter. nf necessity, the worst passions we're
engendered, ana nelgnDor arrayed- a=a;.ot
neighbor In contest that, at times, threat>
ened forcible solution. Happily the whole
thing passed of quietly, and instead of our
fears our hopes have been realised. Thank
full for this exemption from scenes Of disor-
der, it now becomes the duty of every good
citizen to endeavor to heal the wounded
sensibilities and soften the asperties that
grew out of the late political canvass. We
are here a comparatively small community,
and we can best expend our energies in
efforts to build up and improve the country,
rather than in pulling down our neighbOrs.
The best of us have faults, and instead Of
magnifying the shortcomings of those who
are bound up with US in a common destiny,
we should endeavor to cover them with the
broad mantle of charity. Let US have q
respite from the heart burnings and jealou'
sizes engendered iu the late political struggle
remembering that
ain faith and hope the world will disagree,
But all mankinds concerned in charity:
All must be false that thwart this one great end
And all of God that bless mankind or mend"
, 1867-06-07
Messrs. Horton and Lacy are elected.
CoRStdbLes.

Messrs. Lowe and Rittenhouse are elected
Full returns will alter these figures some
what, but the above is substantially the re.
suit in Walla Walla county.
, 1867-06-07

PooRNAS,-Ths lower tunnel and ,o,a
on this mine connected a few day, IL
tunnel is eight hundred feet in lepcth ~ h
intersection with the South Poorns,' 'a y u i
two hundred and fifty feet below n. NAa
This mine is now in better condition - nris
cheaply any given quantity of ore H. u
the camp-if not the best in the Ts,,s vi
being thoroughly drained and vent,,.sao'' ~
depth. There are now three tuup,,s . I'd
on the old Hays aud Ray location bii,N.
clearly defined ledge into the Origins, a. u
the Poorman, establishing beyond jo,I. a
the two claims were but oue.-Oscvk,, I's u
, 1867-06-07

THE CAoPs.-The Eastern grain crops are
represented as unusually promising, and
oounteOus harvest is expected.
, 1867-06-07

lMPEAcHMENT.-Asbby, of Ohio, is still
pressing the impeachment of the President,
but thus far the prospect Of success is not by
any means Aatteriug.
, 1867-06-07
ID Il III IT I 8 IT RY
DR.. CHARLIE HERZOG

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.luDp 1th 1867 -
, 1867-06-07

WASHINGTON TERRIrORY ELEorIov -
turns are. not yet full enough TO iDs 4
result of the election in Wash bipv,oS az !
for Delegate to Congress; but, We h. I... I'tta
gentleman who came over from vanSoI ts;
terday morning. that the friends Of n. Ni n
were confident of his success in II. ! tA'i
The Democrats had counted on A ieHito
majority in Vancouver precinct tb,D y.
tanned; and Judging the rest of the ,NG
the vote there, they were ratbs, Nq /
Our Informant says, there was ysst.,S'p'Ss SSp''Ssi
ing any amount of money ready IN v. n
to be put up on Flanders elec ton " nA'''ar.
, 1867-06-07

WooD.-Several cords of wood will be taken
in Psyueat for subscriptions, If delivered soon.
, 1867-06-07

CoLD.-After a spell Of exceedingly warm
weather, We now have decidedly cold snap.
, 1867-06-07

We defer the publication of our full table
of returns until the result is officially de-
clared. All the precincts have been heard
from, with the exception of Snake River and
Pataha. In the former precinct, we are in
formed that no election was had. The re-
turns from Pataha are in the Auditors Office,
but being under seal, we are unable to learn
with any certainty how the vote stands.
Full returns from Walla Walla, French
Town, Mill Creek, Russell Greek, Dry Greek,
Wallula, Patti, COppei, and TOuchet show
the following result:
, 1867-06-07
J0iHt Councilman.

From the above figures it will be seen that
Messrs. Horton, Ping, Regan, and Lamb,
(democrats) and johnson, (Union) are cleo
ted as Representatives.
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31
POET r Y
Summer Time.

Sweet it was in that summer Time
= by the winding rivers bank to stray.
sweet, where the trees in their leafv nrime
Checkered with shade our wandering wav.
Golden the light of the SUMS last ravss
Fertumed the breath of the summer mir.
sweet on a downcast face TO gaze
Sweet 1t was, and my love was fair!
Our boat lay moored on the river niob.
~, The sun had sunk, and the dav was cono.
ne moons faint crescent had climbed Inc sLv
IN, ne stars came Out-yet we wandered on
ne lIghtest zephyr was hushed to sleen.
lhere was peace and calm above. below.
0u, Whispers scarce proke that silence deem.
As we walked by the rivers noiseloss Aow
Plucked for my love stray wild .fower.
The nightingale sang its strain divine.
gave her my heart that evening hour:
asked my darling-and she was mimi
once more we had reached our lttle hon..
", once more, borne on by the tranouil tide
we hGard the nightngale's love-lorn note
anu siie was near me-my love, nv bride
rT, '0i hours may perish and 90,
lhIlF memories sweet will haunt me vet.
AS long as the river shall onward flow
,,, nose evening hours shall ne'cr torCrt
hose evening hours, that summer wall,
~, ny the rivers bank, meath the fragrant lima
nose Whispers of love, that long, law talk.
IN that sweetest Of all sweet summer times,
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

1o"iSe nave been compelled to Weld -
MS VIEWS ON RECONSTRIrC,TIOv
ubot ,,Pt'i Pii ~ my question as to his views n
stor;no, moIlu t nave been the best method of re
boro onc Enlon, he stated that he woul,
Jobnsnre en 9Iad TO have seen the Sherman
60, U'ison so Gapltu!atlon ratified President .Tobn
SSqn' ne thought, had the power to do i 04n 20,
ni,otlcoin ;n, lincoln had rendered the Exceutive ON.
mPoteht and johnson might have dono 81
@ loSv any thmg with that prestige. bnforo Con-
SieSS pllcked 1t and found it n hulLIn H.
EGaS opposed to the Constitutional omnnJn,ort
~ ;oI ~ me reason that if Georgia was NOT q Stat1
t;on ~ CMnioh' III > ,e could not act on the 0ues
tbn ~ "ll aEd Ii she was a State in the non
tionaI IIftsUte fC.. WIS not prepared in a constitu
nral; iolII. ne, however, made full ev
preston Of his views On yeconstrrrt;or ~ oA
IIpccecn Ipnc 4ellyered on the 22d Of February InG5
e "e'oTe ore the Georgia Legislature, by the re1ncyi
t Ui tHaT body. The key note he strnrt n(,s
1Iat Ii liberty was to be preserved and tbo Co
IIt:Hliehe TO be perpctuated, it must he by
Dii"sIl'% II back to the PRINCIPLES on which i
;i "%S maze. On that foundation he thinks #
endure for all time '''"0n' ana
~, O.. SAVES AND FREEDMEN.
q -hr' stephens freely admit, that nncro sur-
t,LS5 : Z necessary result Of Freedom. ''To
''l 'IAG li't rom under the protection Of tLsi,
t;.t.I anu ie&Ve them without the protr, /
u22 :l @ law, would be mo, unjust rt.'RiS Rnt |
VIII tle system work p - sinEar.i,, bo,,l,'
ana Il ,! dos ,La! believe the lont cZnnt"I Y1 9
iinlI!cnnnm i has arrived" Tnereu,.9n T., r.t
Io"h De IocIueyiIle from the Gbrar- ,55.,.i
the views Of that DISTINGUISHED poj;taI nI" 1S''
; aopnef touching the fake OF the regin on this
continent: aud agreed with him that the hl1rls
were destined 10 20 down before the Savnn
A'tl AlNrANCE WITH LINCOLN.
! asScd hm If Il" htl known Lincoln. ao1 :
~ @ M 9; ye.y we'll We were in Congress
'"t' "i!'t Lincoln was one Ul Seven Eoun,
- NJ query W"D thrr We're. h,l
"rt tH..y we're seven members OF Cnprrass .
CHiSl,IrIIhg Qi .otrrhens AMI Lincoln. tnr..Lnr :
w" 1ooML:. OF Georgia. E.oarnoy, pen.II..on +
iits'?n' o. FaIn!a, and Ca5cI, Of Florila !
y ltp' u ~ Dandel together for the purtose y
! "aKIng General Fay lor President, and Who :
:eeNrI the name OF the Seven Ycnnr In. .
l4Mn: from Their a'ertncss aud adroitucg, in =
ontcIl s6lrmish work 4
Pnr people, during the war" sad no i
Eai aWonderiul erroneous notion Of Tin..,ln:s
..iLc ~ I'ua' ability 10 be sure lie hal very g
'ue II'a OF the mature Of the Federal {; ;avr,I'-
le"I' "Nt ne was 4 wise man ami ku.y IN.
que ~ the people weil-a uait IN winch H.. h
!, ,,fihptd Andrew jackson. lie tai,ght in II
''is' HNf i'Sop ahu II Con4rcs, IN. >u.crh- y
were manly Ntlng OF ,.nc :iota,--.il ,ncc. !,
3'e' tEd tl'a point. ile uyeuted rno,I of /
-'ih ~ they wee geHera.ly extremely ~ =
III d iu'i cGleytlon ct them would be- one ~. !.
le most interesting q books =
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31
Profits.
Spec!alities.
MEDICAL TREATMENT

:, scu auonS On extensive aud reliable dato. sbovv
the Homeopathic system OF medlaina .Tit 'i 40 90
We MAKE deduction of ten per from table rate.
' m"n e+ch Fayment Of premium by thu-e hab,trsiIv
"-Hs nus mode OF treatment. ia case Of medIcsI
charged In order ihat injustice NAV be dn1a ~
h'se preiering other schools of medicine ali ann',
ralelY made. ' "ii' "e sePa-
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

HE BONES or Bull RuN.-A corrc4por-
dent OF the Cincinnati Cona9ltrciaL wri.jpg Of
VISIT to the battle field Of Eul Run. saws
- The first sight that greeted NV eyes at
Mana2scs Junction, was torc!ble reminder Of
tne war. Two huge piles of bones; horse
bones, cattle bones, and, rad to say, human
bones interDingled, lay whitening ri:ht in front
OF the hotel. They are picked up OF the bat.
t!e'held by the owners OF the sell. and cartrJ
here for shipment by tie cars to lie ground into
fertilizers at some mill in Baltimore. The
price. here IS "a penny pound one Of Fair
bank platform scales standing ready by the
railway track to weigh the deliveries. and sov4-
raj tons have been shipped One man, with
girl to help him. collected, in two dsy3. bone.
enough to come &c SIS. Ny landlord q PnnI.
Fylvania Dutchman named Warner, LronnLt
out long aud powerful looking bone from Le.
hind the bar, saying: Here now il some noor
fellows high bone The sight was mot ore to
inspire cheerful reflections In another ere grast
heap were piled masses Of camp kettles bro,
zen musk ct barrels, wbeel-tire solid shot onJ
broken shells, fragments Of swords. b;ts or
EEagon-gear, old rusty fire locks and tbe i;ke
ihls, too, IS for the market, tho last relics of
he huge detr's of destruction Of which eyew |
'attle 10 the fruitful parent
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

a clergyman, who enjoys the substantial
benefits Of fine farm. wa. siqht takrn Ia,r
ic" days ago by his Irish plcughman. VIII"
"aS sitting at his plough, in a tobacco Gcjd
resting hls hore. The reverend gentleman
pen pe'E@ an economist said, with great serious
, John wouldn't it be gooG plan for you
% nave STUB scythe here ana be cutting a
.y% Du.4os ,i along the tcncO while the horse il
"C.h' ,!' with quite as serious a countenancc as
the divine wore himself. said 90
V onldn't it be well sir. for YOU TO have
tab Of potatoes in the pulpit, and when tLev
the pot. - i'a'' i'r
II He reverend gentleman laughed heartily
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

,, 10 CURE SCARLET FEVER. Rocbastc.
Dcn'oGrdt, on the authority of ono who las ro
pcatcdly seen it tried says scarlet tcynr nlo,,
DC cured as follows He says Il police nnJS
ol the root OF common burdock boiled in "'"it mII
ana applied to the neel. Of the naticnt viii vii
cure scarlet fever. The carrier it is annl;ed rh" h"
Detter, but he says that it has effected n cure
IN cases whero physicians have abandoned the
patient as beyond hope of cure, 'No
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31
Prompt Payment of LOSSES.

In addition to all the advantages bere;n boto.o -.
forth the Atlantic Nutusl presents feature iooL
10 the perfect security Of its policy holders,
:, ny special enactment Of the Legislature of Neu,
YORK at It's recent session, the Atlantic MntuaI 10
Insurance Company permitted, and are prenarad
issue class OF policies certified the NJ
@SSStl. nee Department. UNDER His OFFICIAL
"' 90, @ oss secured BY pledge of public stock. Thus
enaDiing them TO offer virtually The salne secnr,In
az ls now given for the redemption of NJ.
To'at ,,'n bank Currency Thus it would appear that
ne H''snuc Mutual Lie Insurance Company NAV
fgh'uIIy claim the confidence and patronage NJ tbs
ahd every community. 1t has been the endeayor of
e oIhceis TO profit by past experience and to give TO
poncy nolders every possible advantage and the best
Fof Rates. Agencies and other particulars Apply to
Chas L.. MahOn, vi. d.,
Gona,oI $500 SMYRNA, DEL.
General agent for Delaware and Eastern MARYLAND
Pennsylvania. 80 o. T NouhlleS In
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31
THE
ATLANTIC MUTUAL
Life Insurance Go.
ALBANY. n. ".
RoBERT II: PRUYN. President,
IA MES HENnRIt'K W., d

c, hir ompany is organized under The laws Of tho
STATE new York with capital slock OF II 10 nuo ~
M sum 500 900 is deposited VIM H. VI
ntp'rGrn OF New YORK. trde for all ooj,r,s, ~
fmei & ts ADDITIONAL sECUKlrY iof Ihe ,rar ="
,.e',. :" o'Ses an annie fund is reserved aud aurup
IsPpr ed 10 the insurance Department a. I,ohii,,
m lhe company This POLICY RESERVE FjIXi}{ =. :.
ueterhihed by the Department. upon ;he bos,s ~ ,a
u, nne rae OF interest as has heretofore proved more
VI III ample to meet the claims as they OF cur TLos
rtIi'hoIIs have made the life Insurance co,nIj eoe
=, We" YORK models or The world and the Insnranco
nspaftment % OF New York. thus everyw here rerno
The stability Of all New York Cor,,or,oa III
, mus lGiiy provided for. the ATLANTIC MIITiiaTE
lenes ior It's share of confidence and spnpor, nnon -
souhu anu economical management and lie iolIa,.,1,
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

ORIGIN Oh TIE FLoArIXG IoEDrRas N THE
ATIA ~ ANiIc.-Ihe vaIry, ol G..enl.nI Az. ,,I
Hi'ed with glaciers, .. which >l,.c have Am en-.
ormous extent 'iis..y are siways iu uati0n
siIiing downward hAe river, Of urar,v sr,Ij
matter, winch have their outlet IN tie .aa
oh'y tnelr motion il cyoee.iingly slow. M. ev,
ceed.hs ABOUT lOj les: Tor the Who'll, ,r,n,,,a,
season. Tho lower cxtr.Eitios of these
Glaciers reaching the ocean, are buoyed M,
by the deep water, and then are Erokep
OF rom the rest u the uays, when they
Slowly Grlit away TO the south. JIrv
sometimes have au extent Of several mis:
Sh! are really mountains Of ice-icebrygs--,,t
Which ab0u; seven-ei2hth, i, in water aIrI Iss,
than one-eighth cxpJsed Shove the yurtlrr
hese hoating lce-mountains often carry on
ormous blocks Of ioca, torn from the mountain
SIDE along which they have moved. and 'lron
tho5S rocks when @nd where the IceUerg i
hnaliy lost In this way gco!osi,ts cxLiain
row bloulders and erratic ro.Es Lgppen To- ba
found where there are 20 similar i,,uations
namely by jcebcfE5, ut a tire before the
present suriace Of the continents ;ycIa nv.
heayed from the depths of IN. ocean II i
known that this IS ore of Egassiz's fayor;t,
theories; he suppo3es that the whole carth
was covered with glaciers.
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

=. AN Interesting Relic Of Revolutionary
Hinei, inl, says the R""nd 7oL5c may be Seem at
tAniIGton's in New York in the share Of n
1@rlnai Remuneration Of belief in the doctrine Of
,uLan>ub>tantlatlon. which justices of the peaco
were made to subscribe in Virginia before re-
90! document are about forty signatures. com.
pfiSIng many Of the foremost names, Of the
iGol5o1ir!. There are two Of Washington 5 clear,
Ioid autographs, showing that Ie twice held
! Ine Eor;Shlptul Office Of Justice, under date Of
IIelt tem6er y, l1G>, and the other july II,
I''" bryan Fairfax and Edward PAYNE an,
pear 70 have been similarly honorcI. as allo
:. george Mason, one Of the delegates chosen Iv
..e ~ 4eh"r2I Assembly to attend the convention
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

" Have you Blasted Hopes ?''' asked laiv
of 2 :, green librarian, whose face was mu.h
swollen h. the toothache.
no, ma am; but have q blasted tooth
ache, was tic renY
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

An Irish girl who plumed herself ,,nop bo
ing employed in genteel iamiIv'" waS ~ u
ed definition of tie term. "Wbcreo thn,. T,N,
have two or three kinds of wine, and wbnrSS
tory reply. MY S"'isi"c-
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

j., young gentleman, or an elderly one. wo
forget which. after having paid his addresses
to lady for some time, popped the oues-
ton The lady sqiI in f;ichtrnei manner.
on scare m, sir The gentleman did moi
wish to brighten the lady and consequently re-
manned quiet for ONE time, when She cxclain
ed Scare ne again We dill not learn how
a'i"irS turned out, but should think that it was
pretty near Hi> turn to be scared.
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

:, a \ Mobile paper says to the citizens. "Dis
sC,@, %ne you can dle cheap and says Of the city
SION: Our Old friend Bebrouion will bury
'' in.tn enu or ioe-at twenty per cent. re-
AUCTION on lormer prices. Here's YOUR time"
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31
NOn-forfeitures of Policies

r ccn tonlnl9n ne and endOwmcnt poltei les arc noo
i";eltable to the amount oipremum bald aGer ION oll
animal premiums have been paid 1''ei 'nfee
NE iee-prem'""' life and endowment rolicias
are "h'torieIlahle after two annual prcmiur6s ta,
Dte paid to the amount of as many tenrhs Of In. a
ue Oi poiicy' as The number of annual premiums Dad
POLICIES INCONTESTIBLE
a" Pot'c'eS issued by this Company, arc bv their
terms 'neoHeStiHe at the expiration of seven vaa,
neHl'sl any erforin the statement Ofapplicaon Thus
guarding against The possibility of loss bv luigsti,
alter DEATH as is frequently the case.
Prompt Payment of Losses.
All losses are by the terms of the policy made nov
ae 'n'haedHtety upon satisfactory prcof OF loss and
ninety d4ys. " ''1'y or
Policies Secured by pledge of
Public Stocks.
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

IhaLrkeray daughter, Harriet Marcion, was
recently married, in London, to Mr.. Edward
Leslie, celebrated lawyer.
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

Father Taylor, OF Boston, when ,kcd, "Why
haven you been made Doctor of Dvinitv?f
usually answers, " | suppose it is because nv
divinity hrs never been sick.
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31
g -

Qnee . lI',rl. says When YcrIi's "N,c.
hoti wa7 given tor the first time in DrLI;n
the len: symphony preceding the slccp.vaiki,.,r
g scene dId not altogether please the galIcr,s,
J ne theatre was darken>d-cycrytlling naird
gloomy and mystcr;ous-thc music lriD,, f.
match. Inc curtain rose, and the nui,. und
qoctor we're discovered seated at the door 81
LADY Macbeth chamber, a bottle Of physio
tween them. Niardot who was pIaying Ia6,.
I!arbeth) was waited for iu the most nr,t'r,ni
silence-a silence which was brrAcn by = v".,.
from the gallery crying out, Hurry. nov, N.
Lacey, tell us, is il boy or a cir, p Tina -.
curry nearly destroyed the effect .. the Who'll,
scene by the emotion it created.
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

A vcritable story IL told of BRIGHT Ittl,
girl, who. attending Sunday school ior the first
time, was uslod, who went into the lions
denr' 3he H'tle one appearing puzzled, and
not answering, the teacher commenced sm.I.
ing to awaken tho child s memory" D-a.n
/ can tell now, exclaimed she, all snilc>;
. it was Dan RicaI'
Smyrna times., 1867-07-31

The Boston T5ureH,r states that n n ~ IN
Heading, Mass, while cJn,crsing with >1mn ~
callers, suddenly Turned pale, and sinking into
a chalr, exclaimed, " did you hear that gun3
| Affected me strangely" and went iuron>oja.
ny. Her visitors had hea;l no report and i
a.trrWard appeared that 10 gun had Been firoj
at that time on The place y KS came, how.
ever that her brother, residing a hundred
mics away; was At that very hour fatally Shot
~ the accidental discharge othis towlinrpiece
While hunting in grove near l.i> house. '