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While sitting . fsw evenings since
IL pensive mod, With the dews n
night falling afeuhd, ,be incidents
and feminlnences " my brief mfser
on earth, allied wl,h bitter espefI-
euos, eame floating hack from she
ahsdowy land, and Me scemes NJ The
late war all arose In lik.lIka vivid
mes, claiming my partial mind and
knowing ihc pride and love of South
efn hearts for all thai was good, vif-
laou, and ehivalfie, displayed In
our "loal causc,' induces me 10 speak
my need Of praise 10 the name Of an
esteemed commander, q beloved
friend, aud q prominent citizen Of
renola couniy--Iicutenant Miller
d. Kdtb, Co. v. 2sth regiment Mis-
sissippi cavalry, wounded Gth Of
August, and died the next day, In
front Of Atlanta,
The campaign from Dalton to
Joncsboro, known as tho Georgia
campaign IL as fresh In the memory
of the soldier Of the "Army Of Ten
nessee" M though Il were but yestcr-
day since the evening breezes carried
up the "war clouds rolling dun from
the battle6elds Of Resaca, Dalton,
New Hope Church, Kennesaw, Peach
Tree Creek, 2Sth Of July, and the
long series Of engagements In front
Of Atlanta. II needs but to bc men,
toned to recall the hardships and
pri~tisns Of that bloody and memor-
bic campaign. The dead and dying
were oftentmes in our midst, and i
seemed rs though deaths messenger.
in thousands fell amidst our devoted
ranks. The bleaching bones Of thous.
ands Of heroes, fallen upon every
hill and vale Of North Georgia, along
the line Of the mastery retreatel
| Johnston, bear witness to the depth,
Of our voc, Through all Of tn
bardships and privations Of thiscam
paign, up to the time Of his death
unmurmuringly had passed the Ia
mented Keith; but it was upon III
battlefield, when the clash Of arm
resounded and the messengers Q
death struck fast, that Lieut.. X
moved in all his glory. Then h
seemed a man born to rule the ma
oceans waves, or still the angry pas
sions Of man. frey and impetuou
as Marshal Murat, he rushed to III
, scene Of action, and the base invade
felt the power Of his blow. 'Bu
upon the 9Th Of August, 1884, who
! the enemy advanced upon our lef
that the 2sth regiment Of Mississippi
cavalry was thrown forward 70 me
j the full. tide Of the blue wave th,
J he displayed his wonted valo
J, The regiment dismounted and thre
4 up a few rails Cor temporary breas
y work, preparatory 10 the coming
i the enemy. They came, three bril-
ades Of infantry in close colum
across a wide field in our front,
one wild charge. Three times br'
ken and crushed, we drove them ba,
with prodigious slaughter, but u
= iourth charge agse was n successful IN .nro,
ing tne zc'n PACK on On. ~ y suppor'
Z our loss was n hsavy III, put =. " sse =, mn, =
r v'a'e ~. -A. ~, ~ " -. y
= hearts pien ior the loss OF Laeutsna
: Keith. In the tnird onarge ne 10
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Some radicals are .apologizing for
General Grant on the ground thai, IN
taking Stanton's place, he acted M
der compuIsion, being bound 70 obey
orders. II he did not sympathlzc
with the President, u il 70 b sup
posed he would have been selected
ior % important Q work. L. Il 70 b
believed hc accepted the position q
Secretary ad isferim, from compul-
sion, and when be would, if he cpuld
carry out Stanton's own rsdicsl pol.
icyf Such 8 conolusion Il unrcason.
able, and Il b evident shs radical
parry hss . jsnt appreciation Of III
situation in dcnouncing grant 70
desertiou. His very fra official ac
q Secretary, Il to undo . tyrsnnica
edict Of slckluJ By which the exeoa
ton of lcgal process Issued By III
United Dlnies Districl Oourti In Norsl
CAzoIina, Justice Chass presidins
| vaa prohibited. ,ils. :. 80
The sdIsos of he Izysa ob~ne'
eial hAs bssu ryifes ard rsnefk
Ithea ks I'm now vaIk he stree1a -!
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IIgw many hwb.nda sfeai Their
wives with constant and tender enfs
fuf their happlnna9 Hos many
who 10 net make a ubpIeamhl ~
ihelf wives 70 al ff moheyg ifow
many who do nm shnHe thek shouI
defs when q Grip 70 the sea shore and
mmmlnIn II uirhlIonehY How many
who ~ not return from their b,lsI.
Heas ii night, eFoas md disagrseabIe7
iIow many husband. who spring 70
their feet whenever ihore 4 en- op-
| Ipoftunlty 10 saye step for ihe wlfs7
IIow many who arck daily and honf.
| " 70 add 10 Che happiness of The one
whose happiness tliey have Declared
10 be 80 essential 10 their own9 How
many who do not begrudgc the cx-
pcnse Of servants, who think TO take
home the little appliances Chat can
make q housewIfe's work light, who
plan Cor ecrcations and amusemcnta.
who praise The taste and care which
make for thom 40 attractive q homeg
How f,any husbands could pass the
test OF intcrrogatorim like thcrc7
| The fot II sIs men ont OF ten treat
their wives most shamelully In
stead of that tenderness for her which
marked tho frat burst OF their inter-
est, they are apt 10 be sour, pctulcnt
and impcrious. They make little
else than slaves Of thcir wives. They
. compel them to ask for money; they
: feel that they must frown down every
, plan for pleasure, and least Of all,
: ever think to speak in praise Of that
7 which tho wife has done for theit
r happiness. The lives Of most hus-
: bands arc ono long train Of grum.
! bling and fault finding. They are
: blind to tho happiness Of the one
Q whose life Is to them never falling
!. Joy and inspiration, In many places
Z they are more courteous and pleasant
: TO the wives Of their neighbors than
: TO their own. n f.li''l.l u.
D There never was o man who did
Q too much for tho happiness Of q wo.
!. man, and never did q man devote hi
n thought and care 70 the tastes Of
.. true woman who did not reap ! rich
/ harvest in return. 1t is because
8. wives are slikhted and neglected thai
i homes are made so unpleasant. Wo.
Q. men lose all heart and drag ont sad
" and unpleasant lives. Men who
n promised all sorts Of good things
d turn upon their reiterated VOWS ant
d crush tho hope and heart Of lif
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"A Mystery ExpLArNEp.-Rey.
Mr.. Of Lawrence, 8 Mass, Is q
bachelor. Noticing, early in the sea-
son, that one OF his members . mar
ried lady, was not at meeting for sew
eral Sabbatha, he cslied to- AJAX the
reason. AS her reply was somewhat
evasive, he surmised that she, "had
nothing to wear" and said, you are
waiting for your spring bonnet l
suppose Weeks passed, and st'll
che did not make her appearance;
He, therefore, thought ne would call
again. Approaching the house, he
saw her sitting at the open Window,
and blandly remarked, II haven't
seen you at church yet hasn't that
bonnet come yet "fes, sir she
archly replied. "Shall ! show It to
you r III you please, answered
the wondering pastor hcia'ng up
;nolv sEhis IN the suriur bonnet I
was waiting i0r; qua ld i's l 40 rlgnsT !.
l. A Masonic pLoT'Goid lind,
Stevens smells miee. " is asid ne
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gress ana discovered one ~ ns o'o
/ tcfrOrS--a real Mutonlc 4 iOt. many
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1ITRRARY ITEhS

o,o,s announce ohe death of man
: - ~ devoted an adniTor oi Ce'F""''9 49, Co.,
-, ,,srlv the whole OF nm iie ana [" ,ib
80. IN colioetiug every cdrtioH0 10" .,,o.nce
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~e ics I'M French, 700 in thSysh, % i IN ti1ee; in
k"95f - u 40 in German in hoAsl"nl ~ ~
III tt',',', % 'narisli lsin swedish and III Laun'
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Mr. r. A. murray Pg6sidcnt Of the lfg'saiNy me
sydney, was read, ~ wien the w.. -, cha1,cter The
), boIo empire should contribute. The ~ foS Won
am sure, will do 60 and sha Do Doung subscriptions
An New south Wales, as wen "a to give 10y "N'''
qge London Roi.ir saws Of Emersons recent eOiie'-
,. al pocms: Tis new volume viii probably RAISE 'h'
general estimate Of its author as poet INC oooN "
cers ut forth 10y 8Ir twenty years ago 0"en
gIouch much valued by poets and scholars, were eeI'
An tho public mind by his essays, chiefly pefhaps' On "'
count OF certain occasional roughness Oi lo ~ % s = =
hardlv as much profound thOWght as thHt eut mas ,'
more case and melody II has not tue ppetVmad m @ ei
Emerson SAYS 30 Is, the sign of healti out !. ,
more less Invalid, there are times Wtsh sloiS - 90
flan pafLos Tho high point where ah tlnS@ Co ~
az extensive ,Iitv is That from which the author IoOh
uIon the world Of shadows and Illusions, inu tns,
of view i. hardly favorable for seeing ano itlesh'!Y
tle movelneRt and play Of earthly forms Whlch aIe @
NECESSARY fypcs Of thOught AMI emOu0t ~ ,n,t 3 ~
fanee the Strains Of JOY and sorrow are 700 heaI ,
60 Whel NE compare the poems IN the present No
ume with these Of Teuuy browning Ottfth " NV4'
worth, whom Mn Emerson eyueniy tt ,l'e,'ss f ina
modern poe * we perceive q, u' Z sl s thoSe of ths
American take less various towns than lhose vi 49,, &
FneIsh poets and have also less color We hne eoIIn
nay reminded as we wander and lese @ y I fI" tcy
Nnc frost foliage and ptures, ana olr tst ~
should be srinsed with tGe gov % T BHt when We
have said This we have expressed all our DISSATISFACTION
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To ,bo,e ho desire 10 form an impartial opinion the and
events che GRUAT WAR d. Diapers book vii be an invaluable
ed h written not partisan but in pblosops spirit and o"
,anhsc point this the reader vii ind Of Us Chief at
sseous M su,ho with the advanced hsion
..l ,,s eop,ieoe political questions problems lie
shows how the population living the Athte ossi who
aniy accomplished separation from England became dtfed
through physical describes the topography and climate Of
Eorth Amca puag these in past produced changes n
h inhabitants and that cur political partition into Northern
aud souteu people truth confirmation Of The process
he describes partition strengthened by the special IN
teresis Of she South particularly b The cultivation o cotton ard tie
system lie explains The circumstances under which an opposing
povsr-the Anu-Ssvery ides-sross IN The North
He relates the Steps inevitable conflict that ensued
the imposition ya dynasty Of Presidents the Missouri Quss
sou TsdH Nul6caou Annexation Of TcEss the Mexican War
Struggle and the ysous compromises Tat we've made
A. the considers h in t legislative a. vel
military spec, giving clear End general view Of the whole move
Having had ve ard valuable u ona
bob he k able 10 farash his reader IuBch that
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JSdsng n What already read. incline 70 the opinion
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Of Franey PartOnsge" eu promises a. Is opening to be be
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The talent for making h characters talk Bsturay and
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by EDWARD MCPHERSON,
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CONTENTS:
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firn Session 4oth Congress-
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MONEY to LOAN on BOND and MORT
lV1 GAGBn large small improved property IN the city
ofEevYork Apply to w. A. COTf, No 4 Pine st.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
Boar0 ano Rooms.

A FEW Christian young men, era Gentlem
and Wife can snd ROOMS ana BOARD private family Nb
Murray IIil. b. addSessiDs {. H., Station p
FURNISHED RO0MS-No. $40 Sixth-aye., b.
H. tween TwentyGrsi sud Twenty s New rniaTs, 90
bathroom. House 10 good order.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
LET suite sngy, to gentlemen, without b@rd No.
West Hfeenihst.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
GUNNER Retreats.

A TLANrlC HOUSE, Wells BEACH, Me-TbI,
popular sea sae House has ceu entirely rsfnhe and sug.d
BY the addition Of forty rooms located within stone, th
of the water and commands view Of the sesaD Rat
Ing boating fishing and cunning cite. hsbesi the eoar
ari bowling &c Passengers tske ears at the Eastern OF Bo.
and Maine Depot aud stop Wells epo shsre carriages convey m
directly 70 The house. o. A. FROST Pysrrstot
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
l3rookInn f,saI @state for gaIs.

TOR SALE-On one of the pleasantest streets
IL Brooklyn high ground and m eas negbohood threesoU
and HOUSE nearly and newly painted all the
modern Improvements furnished throughout Furniture and carpets
and u the hest quality Possession Immediately L0I
253 By lg. Address W. j. r. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

'LOOR and part of the
nls OF The 4 b. n, No l6i West
posssasloa AeHstia.s, Rept nod.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

TgO LET-The third .
L fAuh. with modera improve
Twenty bnL 81 rsar ss''lth aI'
eIale.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
COUNTRY BOARD.--A few FAMILIES car

~ be beautifully located.
williams Bridge Depot Harlen Railroads hours ride ron ~
Halls good table fruit vegetable aud milk pIty Of frat eNeDsi
grountsi vel shadei stable aeconoistiens - =, a.,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

tN0R SALE or TO RENT-A BOARDING anC
DAl MIlOOL vel eabi ,hea ani plsssnty 0c1eA Addes
Judd 4 WHITE a-hayeE. Ooan
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-10-09

IA BEAUTIFUL. Mbi.s, Kerosene ,Oilin one ard
a i've gallon Tin Cans, al The 49,
M '''7 'S'l''''' DRUG STORE, \ !
Canes.ss.the AgRlI
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sP Y0U van, a God smoke, go 20 the 80 slsaas
"A rui.L Line Of Paints and Dye slufrs, sfthe
"A lN agrRas ~ DRUG STORE. II
GXTHEAT0N'ssnd ether I,eh Ointment. s,ihs
wv $500 DRUG STORE.
CrIsH Hooks apd hisitIf, &c. .a,,he
II ,,ss..l 1870 DRUG STORE.
IA FINE Assortment OF Pipe, and Stems. some
"A very fine. althe DRUG STORE.
V0U will find pref. isf az Jr~sify lathe
- ss = DRUG STORE I
SEWING Machine oil. q superior article. al the
DRUG STORE
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-10-09

"A Observation-Disclosures of Packer Kni,essnd
a Scissors siths - DRUG STORE.
|DOMATrMs. Hair Oils. Cologne. and Eritse,s
l fo,the Handkerchief, at the
"a No DRUG STORE.
QsZoRs, Razor s,rops end shaving Brushes, Al
- The tx DRUG STORE,
III AIR Brushes. Pocket. Round. Fine aud ID sss
ing Combs, al the DRUG STORE.
II ERosENE Lamps, Shades, wirks. Burner and
IA chimneys, sIthe DRUG STORE.
TAP. Letter, Bin. Nofeand Legal fsper--No,e
and Letter Envelopes. al the y,
a. <fff DRUG STORE.
DOCKET Books and Port Mcnie roeLsi Memo
y iandum Books. sIihe DRUG STORE.
"A GREAT sssisls arTsa, 1 ans h Il Bsa.hs. spd
a Toilet Soap, icnei soap assl rBsvinr. siihs
i 81 ,,,a,stt. DRUG STORE q