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LANCASTER G. H, S. c., SEPT, +, 1867.

room aud other deus Of pollution. Iu
o'de- I" esc=pe the rshuking Looks of
friends who lad cherish-d Tor me high
h'pts ot ho' O. Hud usefu'np,s, 10 e>cspe
the .eHriul anrrearie. Of iun,her, aud the
yearning eIpostulations 81 n father, !
aha' do"ed home and sourh, refuge, wuh,
out their kno~ledy-. in this distant S;s,.,
where have been rowing Ave long dres.
~ years. from village to village. an oh
j"c' "f gihes aud j-s,s, contempt and buff
'e,'. sq"a"dering nearly everything thst
c"nld gain or beg for whi-kev uhiskey
that has wrapped one in the fl.ne. OF
hell, and heentten in me thirS, more in.
s"'iHhlr. more roruen,ing than thnt which
g"sds the famishei usve'ar on the .rch
inv ssnd- Of Eyrp', to pierce his veins
aud suck h.r-from hs lif-'s hlo"d."
IN, ~" f~'I on paragraph in d. news
rsper few days stree Stating that nv
mother, sFrr long lingering lines.
hr"ug' on hv grief fnr her lost. in,.m,
Ps'a son, had found refuge in the yr1v.:
!" the sam" paragraph WAS an urgent
r-qrsst To any one who might hsppen n
know Of nv ~hsreahou-s 10 implnrp me
hv the gray hair.. hv the turrowed brow,
hv the Tutoring frame and hv the an
pnislrd h"nrt Of y father TO return TO the
home of nav vouth This last sppsai
touched 'h" derrrs, springs OF my narn,e,
anal | t--"'vpd once more that II it be
possible, I" Al jnre the cup. am now
tr,irg to m"k. NV ~ar 10 the Gulf, where
Wa 10 Tux" ship for Galveston. whence.
h"p" soon I" tie able to reach NV father
snh there spend what few remaining DAYS
mnv h" alloued 10 this wasted form. in
9 s''ern"'s and r-pan,anc-,"
Thus ha rnd-d-1 hsde the ra,urning
nr'die.l sdieu, invoking the God Of mer
cy !" s,r.ng hen his resolve.
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TuINSISa FRUIT CRoPs.-We once
heard a successful raiser and marke,er Of
peaches say. ths, BY thinning the crop 10
about one thiid or one fourth ito ordina.
~ numbers on loaded trees. be wss still
able to obtain as many busbsls as before,
on account Of the increased size, and 10
obtain triple price. Doring an abundant
sesson. his neighbor .bo neglected thin.
ming. found it dificu!s to 60, ahy cents
per bushe', while he sold his readily at .
dollar and half All usss ,bs, over,
Scar, sud all trees that bare dsfscilgs
fr"'', either from the s,,s<ks Of insects Of
otherwise, will be much improved 10 the
qna'iiy of their crops BY timely thinSiug
--remsmbsripg sl~sys 10 pick of The
soorest specimens and leave the test.-.
Even the apple crop, which is cheaper
and mots sbupdsnt ,hsn most 9th e-s,
Oh ould MOI be negHetted.--Atsxns Oh
sSr'cfcs. aa s -aa Ia
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THE RIoHr WAY TO SERVE TuEa.
The Sslma Times saws:

"A certain Young g-nileman smis,srv,
rom Y.nkesdom. passed ih,oueh the
County OF Anson. = short time since,
vending tickets or certificates to The ne
Qros., which he told them would sn,i,ls
each holder to forty acres Of land. He
sold Large numbsr to the negroes along
his route At hhy cents each. The neeroes.
however, becoming asaorsh that thew had
been s~in3lsd. punned tho seound,s',
overlook him. made him rsiuod The mon
ev. with an additional 6hy cents in each
e.se, snd then drew bis sLirt, ~h~e they
proceeded To sdmirh,sr q severe foe <ire
upon his hack. rhis dons, thev allowed
him to go on his wsy r.jo;cirg"
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nv dear how ..ih . .nnn.l.A,

nv dear boy," s.id a young lady 10 =
precocious you,h ofIx'seD, does your
father design you should tread the intricate
and sho'ney paths Of the ministry, or rsvel
amid the ao~ery feld. OF literature r'-'
"so, n''rm, dad says he's go,o' 70 IS. us
90 so,k ~ tbe tA,ss Geld"
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at Thought Of their si-rt, motonle,s ten.
ants. Well it knows that
Freedom hath arisen,
Oft from ststesmen's strife,
OFT from battle flashes,
OF from hero's life,
ofteneAt from his ashes -
mo monuments II Perhaps il ia as
veil, and The Confederate people gazing
on the u"commemors,ed grave. OF their
martyrs, nnv fee, with the prophet bard
OF young Ireland at she grave Of Wolfe
Tone:
I'm Bodenstown churchyard there is green
grave,
And freely aroRnd it let winters wind rave
Ear better they suit him-the rain and the
gloom
Till Ireland, nation, can build him tomb"
NJ L NJ.
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'No Monuments"
sheridan's War Upon the Noble Dead

the rebellion win hs n.rri,,.a ~ ~. 80 "
&c.-6y order Of Major Gen. r. II Sher,dar.
Brave old Ireland how il str kes hr,ne
, To the hearts Of those who regard ,hee
with tiIisl lnSr as their ,uo,h.r country 20
h"d names illus'rions in thy annals ever
sss""'a'ed with unworthy deed,. No
monuments per."ist-d." 0 cavalry .Sheri-
ddn why did v"u not remember the
'ahd "t YOUR i'thers eTo YOU prOfanrd the
name you bear 10y signing that order
making war upon the Doh|- dead -
h-'"fe entering on vonr un' qrN struggle
with The spirit that SEEKS L. vlmiiv the
'eoe'I"", "hv Il ,"u not through some
eo"h Yankee medium call mp the unqriet
g''"s's "i aIl the hesp"ts. The PlAnt"r-nets,
thr 'ncastsrs. the f"rks, tie Tu6ors
'"e o'nars. the Brn"s"'cks, and. more
brutal 'hsn ~ll, tn" republican Cromwell
who for seven Centuries have he.n try
ing TO deal with the ss'us "-pirit" that,
th~nk God still lives in d-snlat-d, i'm,
P"'er'>h~d Eru! Have YOU no family
traditions OF rebels IN ~hom YOU glnr, I
or do y"n. p"rch"nce. boast that your
kn'it-d were loyal Irish, Of that clas.
which i"m M""r- denounced "a "thM
'"r""e'' 'h'rg AN anti lush l''hman T.
INA YOU never hear from father. lips
the story Tf those countless sons nf Erin
"hhom ""o monument" commentaries,
hut 10 whose memory sltars are erected
IN "'''lo"' OF heSr'' that glory in.otf-ring
1" " the re'e'en''"l h"""Qs co"q"er"r.
never rec 'e''e-'he w"rHh'rp'ng love due
l" those VII" TO :he title OF hero Add III.
more sacred one Of martyr. Have ,ou
never ''"P|r"d bes'd" dear mother, hour
Nv u""'. 's'e"'nV with hr-arhl-ss interest
1" "'' legends, heard in her childhood
WV" WI" Nh eager little baud she sst bv
=" i''N" "'e''hs ann brought IN her f~ith.
'"' "e"''V I" 'h" N-w World to delight
""' '"'''"'' "e' c"''dfe" IN turn. aud IN
'P'' ''''" WV" V'"s'"e Rove Tor tn" dear
D" '@""' more ia" t'f its wrongs and
'"'r''"e'' '"' 'h"' the r"V"' d'"dem that
'"'' e''''e" ''S o'"" Is rsp'@c"d ny the
crow" {" 'h"'hsi p'i YOU never bend
owe, E,nm.,,s r.., ,,oo.h , -, .,:,-
''e''"' N"p '""'' "hre
q"'e'"e' 'h"t u" mon
-
'S7 ms proud request TO lhe would for
",he cbs,i,v of il. ,;l.oc.,- ,,. ,
.pirit whose frs and hama No, .u a..
,,,.
t..t =, "'"' '''''"e
"''" !" ne 'hpa''oh-d appeal "L-t
nv 'o"h 'e'nS'n un'nscrh-i n"til other
times and other men can d., i,.,ice IN
my character When NV country take.
her place among the ns,ions Of the earth.
then. and not till then, .-t INV ep:,arh
tie written And though hundred
monuments bore sI"ft the name and i'm.
age Of the young mart,r hero. how ,ams
the FEELINGS hey cou,d inspire comoar
ell With those aroused when some "ssd
es'le OF Eri"." with the tr-mulous tone.
and earnest psiho- Of full heart, chant.
the simple lamen, for the u,comm.mo
rs'ed:
20 breathe NO, hi, ,.m., l., q .,
shade.
Where cold and unhonorcd hi. relic. are laid
4 Hs.k l. h. H.. II
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Why ia q chicken ere, hsiched ike the
foremast of = vessel Because he 10 Eoe
ward q. the easio hatch.
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R.nm NeuYnrR.

Npw. YoRR. April la.ZDr. B. Sears,
general agent Of the Peabody Educa-
ffonal Fund, has issued q circular; CIV
ino, 4 someWhat detailed statementS In
w6Iah HE trustees Of the fund propose
to apply the noble charity commit
tad to their charge. He says the direct
aim of the agent viii be to encourage
and aid the common schools N ne
South, that is, the schools aplisnsus
supported and superintended lne
Southern people themselves. R ~
from this leading object the tonn II ing
and maintenance of schools Wll not
come within his plan. Usual appro-
priations in moderate amounts made
when schools are languishtng or liable
to be suspended for the want of means
OF support. Similar aid, II necessary, In
places unsupplied with schools, when
ever citizens shall introduce them and
undertake their support. All aid
Is to be regarded as temporary. IN Sc
lecting schools to be aided or places 10
be supplied with them, those to be pre-
ferred In which destituh0n IS the great
eat and the number to be benefited.
Iarper normal schools or schools hav-
| ing a normal department, will receive
particuIar attention. A small number
Of these furnishing the most perfect
models ofinstruction will be considered
rs more important than larger num-
| her of an inferior character. Here also
it is the purpose of the agent to aid
Others in their work, and not TO as
sumo the support of such schools
| Appropriations will be made only Wher
conditions stipulated between tndtv1d'
nails or corporation, and general agents
have been strictly complied with
Funds will not be given to literary O.
! professional schools, as So CHI applicant
will make an estimate of the least pos
sible amount necessary to meet thet
wants and report the same at once !!
Mr.. Sears, general agent or John
Amos, general travelling agent, Allan
j ia, Georgia. Special arrangements ma.
sometimes be made with these gentle
men for the purpose of encouragin
: industrial arts or education OF au
: thors. The agent Will not identif
[ his efforts with any other associations
: by placing funds at the disposal OF II
q managers; but in any connectlo
( he may hold with benevoleL
? or religious societies, he will pursu
!, his own specific object by such mean
q and appliances as he shall select. A
i, present there will be no agencies, 81
3 cept few in which the services rende
ed would be gratuitous. The agel
e will not, except in few exception
d cases, have power to employ teacher
l. He can, therefore, aid such IN ootali
II ing places only by giving their nam
,r to the school COMMITTEES,
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.ESArE-..ExECUr1vE SESSION.
WASHINGTON. April 10.

Mfr. Wilson returned to the Senate.
Mr., Henderson offered resolution
that there be printed for the
use Of the Senate 10000 copies OF the
report of the Secretary of the Interior,
giving information as to the numbers,
location, de-, of the various tribes OF
Indians, and 500 of the War Depart
ment. Referred to the Printing Com
mittee. .,s..
On reopening the doors, Mr.. Anthony
offered a resolution, which was adopt
ed, for the appointment OF committee
to wait on the President and inform
him, unless he have some further COM
munication to make, that the Senate
will adjourn tomorrow at O'Clock.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Fessen'
den ard johnson as the aforesaid COM
The Senate resumed its Executive
Al subsequent stage Of the pro
ceedings Mr.. Anthony, from the ABOVE
named committee. reported th9t they
h adperformed the duty assigned them
The President requested them 10 IN
form the Senate he would to-day MAKE
some further executive communication
but at present he knew no reason WI,
the Senate should not adjourn at IN
l.time fixed. The Senate ,tookla recess
from 5untll 1850.
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Ran YnrI, Rnecinla.

NEW York, April 19.-The Herald's
special says: The miners strike at New
Jersey Is at an end, most of the miners
going to work again at the old rates.
The Herald's special says: The Next
can delegation at Washington has un-
officiaI Information that Macmillan
was on his way to Mexico City, having
been wounded in the arm at Quere-
taro. IL. ~
The Tribune's special says: Three
men have been arrested on suspicion OF
having stolen the SI75, 600 dollars from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard q year or
two since, It is stated that these three
men have been doing business for some
time past as brokers, in Wall street, un-
| der assumed names, and that one oil
them has served short time In the
Penitentiary since the commission oil
tn robbery.
The Hefald's Washington special
saws: The executive session OF the
Senate to-day was largely 1evoteus -
the discussion OF foreign affairs, AND
/ Mr.. Raymond's nomination for the
Austrian mission.
Reverdy Johnson's resolution favor
ing mediation In the event OF Ma11mll
ian's capture, and also offering the ser
vices OF the United States Government
to adjust the existing difficulties pc
tween the friends and enemies OF TN
Mexican Republic, was debated at grea
) length, but without arriving at an!
definite conclusion. Messrs. Summer
johnson, and several other Senator
spoke warmly in favor OF mediation
but there were some gentlemen VIII
opposed the idea of the Government Of
fering It's good offices in behalf OF MAJ
i, imilian, The principal objection urge
against the resolution was, that Max
milan deserved the worst fate tbs
!. might befall him, as punishment e
the cruelties sanctioned by him in Ii
case of captured guerrillas.
(! It is nottrue, as stated In some OF q
papers, that Senator Johnson's resolI
lion recommended an annexation
even protectorate over the Mexica
No steps have been taken toward
the International Convention betwee
Spain, Chilli and Peru, which was
have been held in this city.
q Ikhas transpired here that the sur
mons to Messrs. Trenholm q Co..
appear before the Judiciary Impeac
ment Committee, was based on the al
= cation that million of dollars in go
had been paid to secure the pardon
OF the blockade runners.
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Rurninror an Express Car.

NEW YoRK, April 1s.-The express
car OF last nights express train west,
on the Erie road, took fire near Che
mung Station, from sparks from the
engine, and was totally destroyed, to-
gether with the contents consigned to
parties in the west. The q. S. q Mer-
chants Union Express lose $50, COO. The
safes containing money packages were
saved. The express messenger had a
narrow escape.
Fourteen thousand bushels of corn
was sent to Mobile to-day by the South
ern Relief Association.
All of the carpenters except about
one hundred have returned to work al
s. per day.
Those who are still striking are ia
king subscriptions to fund where
with they intend starting, in this city
a cooperative carpenters shop.
The plasterers' association Will no
ask an Increase of wages II the GOV
ernor signs the eight hour law.
The tailors have denounced employ
ers who will not yield the two hour
shorter time on Saturday Switch they
| demanded.
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( z g." .
NEW York, April 19.-The Herald's
Citv of Mexico correspondent, dated
March 18th, says: Juarez had given
orders to his subordinates to grant
MACMILLAN an escort and, honorable
treatment to any point on the coast
which lie shall select as a point of eni-
barkation, provided he is captured.
Money was becoming scarce In the
Imperial Golfers, and the Finance Min
lister had thrown up his portfolio IN
disgust.
the gates of Mexico City.
The savage orderSo Miramon inhict-
ing death upon all prisoners captured
was countermanded by Macmillan.
The story. of Escabedo's defeat Is be.
ilievedy to have been concocted IN the
Capitol. .---5--.-- ~. ~. !
The Austrian garrison were LODGING
out for the EARLIEST opportunity to leaVe
the country. 5ls.7{-,<rg4
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.BosTeg, April1o.-The House Conn
mittee on Railroads Unanimously
state credit Of s., 600, 900 to the Boston,
Hartford and Erie Railroad.
Judge Lowell, of the United States
-Distriet Court, decided the Clyde built
steamer Syren, captured on Ashley nv
er. near Charleston, when Charleston
surrendered, and which, was brought
to this port and condemned, as a prize,
was a prizs ito the Government and
not to the blockadfng fleet as claimed
The Government claims her capture
was as much the result of the army De-
seIging as to.the navy. n
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New York 4 s,aiA April i9.-The Herald's
Montreal speciai says, 1t Is reported,
thst the three Teformers of the Govern:
ment. Hon. Messrs. Blair, McDougal
and HoWells, are going to resign, in Or
der that they may be free to follow the
policy Of The new reform party in Can
ada West This would break up the
coalttion. The fact that that contedera::
ton for which a coalition was formed
has been carried, gives an air Of cor
rectnesS TO this report
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This deposit is for the security Of poll
q. holders. The bill Is not perfect, put
1t Is a notable advance upon previous
laws ofthe State. There Is no class tor
whom protection Is so properly song nj
as for those whose dependence y upon
ness by the law to prevent not only
willfnI wrong-d doing, but the calamities
of financial Acknowledgement.
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From ,RiehIaoRd.

e NEW YORK, April 1e.-The Herald's
Richmond special says, the Virginia
STATE Republican Convention met In
that city yeateEday, foE the pnrPose, S o.
forming Republican party IN tne
State.l the majority Of delegates con-
sisiinp5 81 colofed men. Mr.. Hunnicut
md. Several colored speakers addressed
die meeting. a permanent organiza-
ton was agreed upon and otheers
were elected. ga '5s4
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wAsH1NaToN, April 1s.-The nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Raymond as Minister to
Austria, was laid upon the table IN the
senate this afternoon. The Senate re-
fused to express the opinion Whether
the mission was vacant or not.
sydney Howard was Today nomi-
mated for U, s. Assessor in the 18th
district of New York.
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BUFFALO, April 10. LTheschoone Re-
public. laden with lime for Toledo, was
lowed through the ice to clear water
last evening, being the first vessel from
Buffalo this season. A boat arrived
from Detroit this evening.
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE CABLE.
Adviees to the 18th of April.

I,oNDoN, April lg-Noon.-Dlspatches
received from Berlin state that the
speech of King william at the closing
Of Parliament caused much distrust
throughout Germany.
PANS, April 19.-Bourse dull and
heavy. Rentss declined one franc.
LIVERPOOL, April 19-No markets
to-day.
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C1So1NNAT1, April ia fire at
Pomeroy last night destroyed Nye,
Williamson & Co.'s Flour Mil, with
Cook & Co.'s Machine Shop and seven
dwellings. Loss, $4,000. Amount OF
Insurance. not stated.
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There cometh glad tIdings of Joy, 70 all,
me SeanIy which once was 50 precious and
Is free S for all, and all may be fair.
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n BxIrI,toRE, April 1s.-The working
men Of this city have Organised q work
ing mems party on the platform Of the
national labor Congress, held ID. mere e y last
fall. -s..s !! -. ~. I; sT,sl,,,
The suit against Major. General Sonn
@. Wool, for false imprisonment nuEing
tbs war, is progressing in the United
States Circuit Court and attracts much
public interest as other cases are pend
Ing on5the result.
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SAN FRANC1sco, April 19.-Doctor
Benjamin B. Colt, pioneer physician OF
San Francisco, dropped dead on the
street last night; cause, heart disease.
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WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The month
lv report of the Department Of AgTl-
culture says there are favorable tndt-
cations OF a good wheat crop.
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ATLANTA, GA, April IA conyen-
ZION OF the Southern newspaper pro-
prietors was held here to-day, when. .
,President and Board of Directors were
kIscfnd Vfitfl an ruGtfons to organize q
sysfem al Etefe gfaphic setvies for the
Southern press eKelnslyely.
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FiFee4s

TRRRE, .HAUTE, d IND, April IA
fire occurred at Paris Illinois, last
night, destroying three stores. Less,
n ri Livingston, is the principal loser,
whose loss Is about S1O, 900. Insured
Tor S. 0OO.t 1890. s.
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b FoRFai MoNRoE, April 1e=z11fars
NATION received from the Southwestern
nat Of 'Vffginiasa that the prospects
nf the tobaceasr Epn are very yoEanls
around LYnchbuTg.