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Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

TIE London correspondent of the New York Times thinks tte question of "Who was Junius 2 eonclusiyel! settled. He writes: @Ihe work commt need by 'he late Mir. Jo- seph Parkes, upon the aut orship of the Junius letters, has been compleed by Her man Meriyale. In his book itwas poved that Sir Philip Francis was Junius. The direct evidence is surprisingly strong but the ,ol- lateral evidence is conclusive. The letters 0 Sir Phillip to his daughter would be sufficient to set this old literary dispute at rest"
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21
Waiting for the Morning.

"I am waiting for the morning." The languid sufferer said, As, worn with pain aud wcarincs1, She lay upon her Led "I am looking at the eastern skies, To watch the early dawn; Oh, give mo patience, blessed Lord, While waiting for the morn. "T an waiting for the morning; Tonight l cannot sleep; I'm listening to the first bird-notc To break the silence deep; am watching for the twiitcr On ieafy bogEb and spray, And praying still for patience, While waiting for the day. "I am waiting for the morning, long Co sec the sun Come forth in golden glory, His daily course to run To watch him from ,hc hill-tops Dispclling shades Of night, And bcamiug on my patient eyes, While watching for the light" And thus waiting for the morning" The weary sufferer lay, And saw the golden giories
 Ofa never ending day. While gazing at inc eastern skies, Before the early dawn, Her Sayiour sent and called her home, While waiting for the morn.
 -1mcric0n NesSengC
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21
CHARGES MODERATE.
Public Notice.

NO1ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT N on the 2Oth day of December, \. D. lssi7. at inc hour of i2 o'clock. M.. there Will lc sod, ai PUBLIC AUCTION. at the Court House, in the city of Prescott Yayapai county, Arizona Territory, the following described real property, to-wit:
 .GO undivided feet of the Vscnciana lodc in the Bradshaw Mining District, layapai County, be- longing to Pablo feralta;
 iO0 undivided feet, belonging to Miguel PeraIia; 5G0 undivided fret, i,,oneisas to inln Psral a; 900 undivided feet, helchglhg 10 Adolple Alyiso; And 5OO undivided feet, belonging to Anbrosia Quintcra;
 The same being ledge or lode Of mining ground situate in said Mining District and County.
 Ihc said sale will take place rndeT power oi sale contained in certain written instrument cx- ccuied ly said parties on ihe 23d cay of May, r. 1855, mortgaging the said property to William T. Flower, at La Paz, Yuma county, in said Terri tory and which said power of sae contained A provision for public sale, on thirty days notice, at said Court House Prescott, November iS iSG7
 ROBERT MEACHAM, Auetionecr.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

THE following item is from the Denver Ners: The citizens of the new Sweet water mining district, near the South Pass, met in mass meeting on the twenty third ultimo, and passed resolutions organizing county called Carter, and named its boundaries as follows Or tie north by Montana Territory; on the south by Colorado and Utah; on the west by Utah and !laho; and on the east by the l0lth degree of west longitude. We are in formed that q new tri weekly paper is to be started in few days at Hays City, the pres ent terminus of the Union Pacific Railway Lastem Division. ShaiIenburg's National Park has been officially recommended for tl' headquarters of the military district.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

Tmr New York Heraii says that the desire to force to the surface q vast negro elemei -untrained, uneducated, un!ltted to control themselves, much less legislate for those who set them free--is the modest phase of q revolution which is urged on with par tisan violence which forgets in its present success, that it must bring a reaction that will be terrible to both biack anl white.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

TIE Indianapolis HeraLd has an odd way oi putting things. Here is a specimen:
 A Fort Wayne citizen returned tohis home one day last week, and found pair of pants Enclosing one hundred and fifty pounds o' fat young inan) in his wiie's bedroom. lie kic%ed the docskins into the street, knocked his wife down with hatchet, and broke five of her ribs
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

Nor PosTED.-Somebody not well posted, went ;o say goud bye to Gov. Mccormick, and found that he had been on the road three days. In returning to town somebody got oG the trail into the willows growing between town and the Governors house and solilo- quizcd thrsly "So Gov. you have been Ihicl gone three days. All the great Ihicl bodies of nature move in Ihicl silence. l hope the fhic] climate and cheap living away down lhic south il Pima will enable you to let us know Ihcl when yoa come back, la what po- iitical party you belong. hope you will not hurt us more than you can Ihicl help. You are not much missed, Ihicl certain, or should not be lost in these hcI willows going to say good bye 10 you when you arc three ! days on your [hicl journey.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

TIE way they weigh hogs in Kansas is as follows: They first tie the hog to one end Of rail, balance the rail on the fence with rocks tied to the other end, anl then guess how much the rocks weigh.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

A NEW Democratic paper, 1he Telegraph, is to be started in New York by leading financial men and institutions, which foresee ruin in further indulgence of Radical rule. The joint capital invested is six hundred thousand dollars, with readiness to increase 10 any amount.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21
Arizona sNiner.

sAS FRANCisco AGrVcy--Mr Thomas BoycC Is the only authorized agent for the MINER in San Francisco. Al orders len at his office, northeast corner of Washington and Montgomery streets (up stairs,) Will bc promptly attended Co.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

DISEASE is simply obstruction. The maI who can touch the bottom of his lung wilma bit of fresh ar, and the end Of his toe witt a little blood, may laugh at the doctor and break of acquaintance with the undertaken. He is sure of getting into the nineties.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

yorE OF CITiEs-At the election hell on Tuesday, November ], there were polled in city of New York 112,24S votes In the city of Brooklyn 51 ,C37 votes. In the city of Newark 14,49G votes. In the city of Boston lG.5sG votes. In the city of Baltimore 2l, Gro votes.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

TIE Chicago (Rep) Josraat says: 1t is reported that Mrs. Lincoln is actually pre- paring to publish q book. Miss Olive Logan, the New York actress and writer, IS s,id to have been engaged tn assist her in the literary laborr
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21
To PnrsrRvf pEoeED Doors AND snors.

To PRESERVE pEGGED BooTs AND SHors. It is said that if pegged boots are occasion ally dressed with petroleum between the soles and the upper leather, they will not rip. If soes of roots or shoes arc. dressed with pc troloum they will resist wet and wear well. The pegs it is said, are not effected by dry ness after being we'll saturated with the liquid
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

Ger of a total white vote of l0,0jl in Richmond at the recent election, only 5i white msn voted with the blacks against their own race. These 5l are what the Rad icals would call the ''loyal' whites of the city
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21
DEMOCRATIC ORGAN.

There is no better way of making aeecsslee our party than by the dissemination oi t9Tsls tormaiion, and certainly the proper mode Q =, - that is by means of newsparers; an ! 'hsnI. TT. every Democrat who is attached lo tbe lfst~ of his party and entcrtans sincere ana ., s., z desire to sec those principles triumph, 'SgsA ' 1t a duty 70 contribute in some degree Q lN Y port of the Party Papers.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21
SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY EIlEIE
ENLARGED AND IsIPnoyED.
Noc Equal 10 AHy Jovrnal PajIi,A5 q <
 Pacifc Coasi.

IL stcmmcd inc torrent of hgoiy, lhio,rls and persecution. f,arlessly bearing up lAs lv DEMOCRATIC ENSIGN through tlie dark p,fsts our countrys misery. until victory Eas siHa and rhc principles t haitlcd for werr lriEEgsa To do This incurred 2 very heavy elftnssr' which, however. was cbecrfuliy borne upia confident belief that iie orpeFiune lin, ''sa come when The party wonld reinibnrse u' 2 ~ trihuting generally ,ts patronage. That tss A now arrived, and we ask Democrats Q Gsai part in sustaining this
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

NEWSPAPER SoLD.-The Erening Star, of Washington city, changed hands October 5 Mir. W. D. Wallach having sold it to the firm of Noye.,t Baker < Co. for $lOo,o0O. Four teen years ago he bought it for $l ,00.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

GEN. Woop says. in writing from Brazil, that the ladies on being introduced to a stranger. insist on being embraced, "Aeart throbbng against heart lIo! for Brazil
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

Two negroes in South Car lima were drawn to serve on a jury. The intelligent voters were so frightened at it that they took to the swamp and have not been seen since.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21
AGOOD FAMILY PAPEB

IL will contain carefully prepared hhls [ General Commercial Reports. e's'as ~ prices current of all leading article ~ v produce and family supplies
 TIE WEEKLY ExAMISER is iifaiasi- ,.- , scribers at the low price of Five Ds-ss t-,.5ll mum. and 70 clnhs af five oF more. lss.'r ,i s.s 10 one address) Four Dollars eArA payment in advance Is re4afsed .,ss al.
 533 Washington sireel, San fiAp'''''
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

TnE Indians present at the grand peace pow,wow on the banks of the Medicine Lodge had fifteen thousand horses witt, them. TI~ graz in the immediate vicinity of the camp disappear .d as if by magic
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

Ir is reported that Yankee has become supreme ruler of the Isle of BUrnco.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

ALL Mexican citizens. by recent decree, are obliged to serve in thc army for five years.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21
5oo,ooo SHINGLES

EOR SALE CHEAP, FOR CASH. E Apply 10 JOHNSON & ZIMMERMAN, Al their Ranch, on Indian Greek, l-a miles south of Prescott. dec7
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21
The Weekly Examiner

WW contqin Flffy-sir c.lsasHs q ''f'"
 md treu selected mafter, Not Political exclusively, for VIC de'l,n s' only an efficient party organ, out a'o'
Arizona miner., 1867-12-21

rT- Vouchers bought, and Sight Drafls upon San Francisco, issued.
 Prescott, July l, leUI
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24

Llnltdnoe, Die ibni ieine S5inue seyaubt, brSngs
ten lih nit alien iGren GArsden nor fein Qai-
Iii8ee 2luge, 3e' Der Sdr1t fih nod in her
Uagiihen 66ble 81 bsfinben, blidte CT un li6
2ber Nen Gr lag aui enem armlideu aber
reinIjdem Eager III eiuem fIcjnen 9em6Ibteu Ges
made Dur4 baS ticfgcbeuoe 6eniier, bas
rereinit nit CLASSIFICATION pere0en gerpeietr, aber
isbt Der lcBten Spur ie!leS 2uru8artifeIs teraubt
par, id9ien Die SOnne uno parf ibre aOIceNen
Stroblcn ouf isin Qa9er unO Serl0eutbte all
mdIig Die trGber @eoautsn uno G1redni1e, bic
ieinen @eiit, tpIe fnitere Rebct umla9erten.
Nel@ cine Nelt pon GutSideu liegt in benz
St3c Der Wpr9enionne =! Ser Srante be0riEt
ibr 9laben ais cine Quelle Der GeneIung; Der
Sterbence ijebt in ibr bic Garuntie Der @ee
pdbrung ene8 neuen QebenSto9es Der @e<
iddlt8mann tpiro burd lire Strablen neu be.
belett; cer S6uItuabe eitt gu ieinen frbbli1en
Spelen, tepor bic S6u!e beginnt. sic eiebt
cine 10 etbejternbe Srsane!iAteit in bas Mntlis
pes frlb glujltebencsn, baB es ideint, aIS wO(e
er ibre gIdnjenoen Strablen oui feline 9leben<
menI6en surGd ftrablen. gBa|Iamrur belab
ii& nun oo8 Meuetrs oes @emades, in bas &c
Obne 5u wiieu lpic gel0nst mar, stpas
ndber.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24
@ GlelDes nia1en 2eute !!

eSeamatsvcEs Sf0GTs,
RUtsa,
~ RSssffsE.
lDp,t tsns asesf HusSAeI eoa
qeMereu uno !OOlerea Senhen,
llnleEt!eibern tc.
fsis an &sab unb psgeea 9esttnsa ntNes ma q bsF
ntGs6fn III csc emf BEaeuung prD1apt asiis sgi Sra
@ebVs HCnfues,
alsatiSl ~de epn 6aItImprf Rnb oFsnsnt Gts
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24
{ i'll / 0 II.
Der Oraf unO 0ie 9iioin.
D!c m08ifebe Orpttc BON 21stl6mfG
(gme 9r5S4lnns aus oem lG. 3abrbmbert.) }
l6prtiebuna.l

i
Earl BON 9Gahampur martete am Giuoanoe
Der 90ble, bis bic MitternahtBitm1oe aeIdlooen
bate. Dann Siinoete er cine Scde! on unb trSt
binein. G6 mar Elm tc1eS @ewpIbe, In benz er
/ leet ltdno, aber en9e bis cabin, mo Elm Ooaeu.
eben brett 9enug UNI etueu Mann ourd,iuaiIen,
IN Die tnnere uno wirtlibe 96ble fiibrte. @robe
5leoermGuIe uno onoere 9lG6tp6geI, ourtb bas
2idt Der TadeI aufBeideu6t, Feoteu bic Cuff nit
tbren bebaarten S6Dingen uup 9obeu iArille
Zone BON llh. S6alten tanten asi ben
Ieuhten uno nit GumpipilarSeu beoedten 0dn.
ben Ino oa8 flldernoe Qtnt permcd6te nur cine
tlelne Strede gu erbellen, binter Der olles in
elGte, lhwtre uno unenr4bringlt6e 6inlferniB
gebItt mar. WaIlamCur bran9 rorwGrts, bis
er an bic 0eifnuu9 Der @6be eeIauete, Die bur6
ene tleie, ober 70 en9e &luit setreunt mar, oaS
lif teln Sinoernib, einmOrjnecn, bet. Ser
luH9e Wtann ipraag le9t bniiber uno Itono in
Der SDbIe. Gr belt an, nm einen 8(id um lId1
81 tperIen. Die .06ble rebnte ii6 inter bObeu
uno er0oben 9elp0ltten 86sen Tin, wetGe
9llberten uno fllmmerten, ais Of Iis nit 6rn
ltollen uno Sidmanteu iiberIiet pdrer. 3ie
gSHnoe narsu CVn 9raueM i5els, Der BON
NnatB uno WetalItbeilen uno erQldnstp, bic
ltne OberfIdde per3ie,teu, uno tdbne 0Saen
uno @'epSlbe, peren sierlihe (eitte 6prm oas
nIenidIipe 2luge in Grftaunen periesteu. bilce.
ten oos Ihimmernee GjepbIbe. Ser ppu ben
gHdnben uno Dem 0ad)e bdngence 9ropfltein
gliberte pOn 2lliVusn &yOpien reiueu Maners,
Welhe ea8 9ht Der 6adel III 8e0srbcnenEar.
ben mIeoerltrabItsn. Sn ereteeter 8crn, auf.
gei3'dtet Ia9en Die 3eI8moen ol uno ce
Pbantalie tonnte &apellan, 2lltdre au berab
bdn9enoen 0rarerieu unb aOtbiide 8er,ierun,
gen an ben gBGncen erbiideu md6reno Die
psblelnoen Sd,otten beS Qihte5, welhe aui
oen 0ellen lplelten, etGe riege @sftolt bon
unaebeusrn uno 0Gmrnen sa Uerpeden oDer ;u
perIhelern IGIenen. g8eiterbin bdtten Die
GrppIen, roeld)e IN tauiauo Gilterb6dleiu ppn
leoem 0oriprung unp ieoer Gelslpibe iIu1Ien, 1ih
IN etnem Valiin 9eiaulnlet uuc IN psmleiten ei-
nen Id1onen Gpglu9brunnen pOn tlarem 24aIies
gebiicet. 0elem uobte ijt6 DollamUur. Sic
SddtI nIeoerlenteno soayF er inebreye 3weae
0on '7iftpaimea ini6 Mjlteln IN boS 2Gailer.
Damn enl6ibB'e CT lem S6Dert uno pejtGte
oaS YSailer nit ber eldnWnben uno lbariea
gSaIle, mdbreno er mebrmalS bintereinauoer
| Ifoi9enosn Sprud beiaQte:
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24
AostjmOTe (i5s6sg.
asEags9sstbsa sss
&5G3osVasgTs9 IS gs0p9.
&sataemnaems

aSs9t@egssSeae
9eg f6ssitss sSs,ses sEseita ber SsaSf IS SsHss
g5Ssnt sAgi5ar aa 6ie 1sGges sselass 6SaS UsreHt.
sottil9 6es
&lup4 be &oa 1sr'a8at: Sass fts seOsats eDss
8 jagcii2 iu &eraEsSabtHus.
Ga5 ssss5eAbleas seasipg ssse2 tSrcitas sub tcFet
- sd9rJts sla s}ssaiie sa9lbas.
gas3 Dsnti6gapb 3esias5ts Sc aSrIts (siuiSIlsslts
bs5 @eTSo)
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24
5OOStade

SO. II iebr ih6ne 6at!inet fdr 90. glp ~
80 II len unp 0t6ds Die garp III SO II
9to 7S 40 Gts.. iOtpie anbers gals 9lo. "a
go. II ismire, 8udstin, Spmmar. go II
So II bOisuscage, Drtang3 unO go. II
$50. II namentli6 go II
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24

GGiurcrcc .. Oics s. Co.,
Gn @rc8 6dnbler in StrumpFuaaren, GaEan-
teriesIrtifslr unD Notions,
81 0. a05 gDef Baltimore Ctr, atpif9sn Sptrart
uHo Iiberfpfr.
fagen bermt eem eee6rten Rnbfum fit has tbnsn bic
Ser sentts @rtraae ibren Dauf uno osisen eraebsuf
an, bas fis br Gu @rps Ge6at bon Graufliu Str uad
cb5em Blaee csrles bebeu NO blefise SSnbIer fcpit
&tprebaItsr in eanbe ets eine ansDabl oer sangbas
rem g'aaren 0u ben bGiseu gBPpleiaIs Preiieu nteu
psresn. (24febtD
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24

uno S9erbe,
Uenhsr NIB abiyrabmeu 3aSsn uHO SetSfeIte CenRar=
abeu, Rpiteu uub GeiSnber, aeiTen unb 9aubleSnter
SclS WtdRties unb u-lumfaNuuseu, seformts unS
eeten @beIseS, GclIeH. @ewibte uue S&nur. Solbnts
ten Bereepicffeu, arsppeu, ,Sarm- uuS @lrtentecre
ftue Gimay, &@iubsiu. 8raftsGinafidns, serfersas,
9au9 9aut!psrfslsrs, 9eiaI, @anbpapsr, SautFarreu,
G&rausen &C. &c. 1u tsu biGisFsa preiIsu. M
George .. Stebeus & &C.,
epSii ~ ~. @ratFr., nabe ep,ar Bbatf.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24
S5O,OOO

~OOf
yto. 7 Z tUertbes Eager beItebeus tn gtc. II
9fo u Wuslins, GalicOs, SIare(le SO. u
gc II GIcijpsritcfs, Sbapls, Sci. SO II
go. II bsuSeuse, llnterr6de, %ett- 9to. u
SO. II seuss, 8ar6ent, 2itines, 9io II
Slc. "a Giusbam, Iianene Siidti- go. II
So II der, Quilts, YtonO, 9sden, go, II
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24

Sieb ben DlonO CUR Slunoe reiten
Nn oem Dimmel bob uup tlaY.
Gjeilter aus een Grdtern dleiten,
3etgen itb uniernl Bid fco bar.
GS gdn8t meIn S6wert, Der Jfrans IN niih,
dHh nlsine Qiebe tel mie8 Wleer;
Slid 5!iritIn aus trpItalI'ner Nib
i'm 9tan'n Ger 2jebe Su mir Der.
Wollamonr mar eS, alS ob eas 21alier lid
bebe uno lenie gno enplcb su elmer 4pramiee
np tbGrmie, auf otren SpiBe Ihpade blaue
6lGmnden litb Se9ten uno perihnanosu oleth
Dem manoernoen 2t6te eue8 iqniS fatun8.
Damn fabr mi 9ldu5euOeu Qidtldeiu, in oeflen
9ele bm III Der Serne eiae bpbe weibe @jefo(t
erlhIen, ourh Die SGble unb oleib barouf mar
olles tnieoer onntel Oit bate gBaIamcur
lhor ll@ al Die Spibe zines perlcrenen 0olteuS
aeltellt nno benelDen ge9sn 3auieaoe ron bes
lpaIfneten Sdrten 9efibrt, DIT batie er uner.
l9rcdenen WfutbeS 2Ihgeiihts feuerprlibenner
Gancnea, Die Sob uno 8ereerben um lib perz
breiten Serihonsuu9en geItiirmt Dit idbon
bate er Sdwerter nit leinsm eiaenen Dilute
llp rOtben unc oft 9ode nab ieinem 6er,eu
queen 9eleben, pbae gu 'uanten cbne SSurbt III
duBern. glber lest tOdte lein 9ttbem, Ieine
S'nne oerItmamnleu, ba5 6aar ftrdubte Iih
lbm anE benz &Opie unp iein Sdritt lenfte liG
rildpdrtS. Gr wiirbe 9eflc6en lein, bdtte ibm
nlbt S6reden Die @lieper aeIdbmt. Die Sc.
lialt, Die er pcrbin aeleben, fang nit mslanbo,
lllher, tlangorller Gtinme:
Seln 3auber bat mid aus ben SGlaI
geDedt,
Slns tisfer Gruit bat MID 9ein gBrrt
sei6redt;
Sluf Oeinen Huf bin Id berber 0efUmmen
+ I'm 50 pernebmen, paS 80 Deinen 5rom,
men.
Sc bauerts eine ssraune @eje, ebe DaI.
idmour lsue Stinne tUleDeroewann. uno
IN StternoeIl Zone tragic er I: .5age mir, oe,
beimniBpclIes Welen, rpie bic Sie6e, Die mid
oer3ebrt, eueen, idse mir CD lie ie ertDrt tuers
ben miTp?"
Die Grlbetnuns fang ME SuoOr:
OeIne Sebe it Dabr, Define giebe lit rein,
Oo4 Die Taub' tlun ntht Satin bes
6alEen iein.
,,RiEe ben mein TebentubIer lie beIisen.
oeren bib mir tbeurer ais irgenb etuaS Qlnbez |
req ii?'' fragte er almdIia tibner lperoenp.
Die GrIhenung ertpieoerte
Gn 9lebenbubler, Du nod untetannt,
gEiro gtnlpruh MAIDEN aui Ger Gd6neu
6oup;
9eb wObl fir beut', Gu Ruo ron Gbpn,
Iletn Wleiter ruff id mus Dapon.
llao eS berrlhte uieher Stle unb bic tieflte
0antsIbsit umter Der gluireaung, pelde
Wohomour biz jebt auiretht erbalttn bate.
Iol9te cine eben 70 arObe 0|eaciion, uno Der
lun9e Wonn, Der nod BON ben GretenIen Der
9iaht eriA6pft mar, fiel obu=
uddttg nieber, Ser WinO trio ianft, pber
IeIne Strn, tilbte leiue geSiustsn 9ippen uno
IpieIte in Den 2Oden IeinGs t0aares. M6er CT
lag Oa, otS cb Der @nsel oes Gcees bic @e,pdie
Ier IoSgelallen, meld)e bic 5eeIe pcn jbrem Ser,
let befteien. Ns WaRamour wieber ,u li6
tam, tauGteH Gle Grsignifle Der leeter Sage ME
pine ountle perworreue gRalIe DOR ibm auI.
9taf ul,o nab trat ieoss etnSeIne GretaniB Dor
ieiu GrrinnerunsspermDgen unD Die leBten
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24

9leb ben DlOnO CUR Glanoe reiten
2ln 6em !Dimmel bob uup llar,
@'ellter aus oen Gjrdbern gleiten,
3etgen itb uniernl Bid fb bar.
eS aldnat meln @&wert, Der RranB III MIDI,
dup msine 9je6e .tiei mics Wteer;
Bid 5iiritin aus trpItaQ ner gilb
i'm 9talnn Ger 2jebe Su mir Der.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-24
A QUEER srarlsr1cAL COMPARISON.

A QUEER STATISTICAL COMPARISON. =
An exchange makes the following singular
comparison: The salaries the fees, we
presume-of lawyers in the United States
amount to 535, 600, 600, that the keeping of
criminals costs $l2,0do,000, that the dogs
require $40, 900, coo for their subsistence and
entertainment, and the preachers Sc, 900, 900,
and that there is more grumbling about the
expense of supporting ministers and relig-
ious institutions than about all the others
named. We do not vouch for the correct
ness of the estimates. nor altogether admire
the classification, but it answers the purpose
of showing how absurd and ridiculous are
the apprehensions entertained of the I'M
poverishment and ruin of the country by
the outlays for religion. And to the senti-
ment Of cotemporary, that mo one thing
exerts such mighty influence in keeping
this Republic from falling to pieces as the
Bible and ministers, We may add that no
one supplies It's aid with SO little ostentation
or at so small an expense.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-24

The Protestant theological school at Flor
ence, Italy, is growing strong and success
full and protestant missions throughout the
country are now prosecuted with great Wig
or, particularly by the Waldenses. An A
meriean and Foreign Christian Union is also
doing useful unsectarian work and Protest
antism in Italy is taking to itself peculiar
OF the people, on separating from the church
of Rome, prefer system of Christian life
more free and simple than that of any
Protestant sect whatever.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-24

The Savannah Republican says: "Ac-
counts represent the condition of things in
Camden and Bryan counties as truly alarm
ing the widest days of St. Domingo seem
to have been reproduced in southern Geor-
gia. In one county two negroes were sen
fenced to death for murder, and three 9th
ers to penitentiary A mob of colored peo-
pie surrounded the jail, broke open the
doors and allowed the prisoners to escape.
In another county men were found hanging
to the trees within short distance of the
public roads, and had been hanging there
Tor several days. "
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-24

A FACT. THE Press says: When the
Southern rebels made war against the Gov
ernment, they committed the felony of trea-
son. Treason is a crime like rape, larceny,
burglary or any other offence tried in our
criminal courts, only it is by the common
law the highest q, all felonies, and by all the
laws of every time, works forfeiture of all
rights, including the right to live. In the
case of our great rebellion, we, out of great
mercy and forbearance, have restored at
once to all the late rebels all their civil rights
Out of prudence we have not yet given
them back fully their political rights We
shall do so when we deem it best and safe.
This is the law and common sense of our
position to-day. 1t is simple, clear, and un.
derstood by the people, and they cannot be
confused or muddled by the chancery and
circumlocution politicians
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-24

Two immense Masonic Temples are to be
erected, one in Philadelphia and the other
in Washington City, as soon as the prelimi-
naries can be arranged. The one in Phila-
delphia is to be located somewhere on Broad
street, and will be the wonder of the world
when finished. The building in Washing
ton will be four stories high, with front on
Ninth street of fifty-one feet by one hun
dred and fifty feet on street The ancient
order in Washington is IN good condition,
but needs first class hall.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-24

EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.-Albert
Temple was executed at Doylestown, on
Thursday the 18th. Though denying he
was guilty of the murder of Captain Wiley,
for which offense he was hung, he confessed
other crimes He was visited by his father
and other relatives and friends, the night
before his execution. In the morning he
was in commissions, from poison, it is sup
posed. He was attended by several physi-
clans, and though very weak, and more
dead than alive, he was hung at II clock,
having swallowed heavy dose of brandy.