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Evening star., 1867-05-28

THE GRAND MASS Pic MIC for the benefit o
st. Dominlc's new church, postponed on Tues.
day.fMay 2lst will take place Oh Wednesd dny
May "9th, at Seventh street Park, and viii
close at o'clock p. m. 1t will be a deli ghtfu
affair
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No TROUBLE to show the latest styles O
Gents Ready Clothing and Furnishing
Goods. at liable Il Co.'s, No. 46s Pennsyiva
MIA avenue, under u. s. Hotel. 90
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Do YOU WANT TO make a good investment
60 then and bny your Clothing at liable d
Co.'S, No. i6s Pennsylvania avenue. go
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SECOND WARD DREPUBLICANs.-Laste eyerin.
mass meeting of the Republicans of .th
Second Ward was held at the church on 13tl
street, near the canal. which was largely at
tended. A band of music was present, ant
addresses were made by Col Bramhail. Mr.
Randolph, L. E. dudley, and @. p. Moss. ~
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
10y GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers
- No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

Rf GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers
- No. $40, southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PARTLoT IS. IN SUB
; SQUARE No. $50, FRONTING ON kOkTH
p f. BETWEEN NORTH EhPIToT sTRRET
AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 9Th day of june next, shan
SELL by virtue of deed of trust TO che suhsc
dated 9Th of December. 1855. and recorded In Liber
No, 7.R NJ H., folios fai, 4a5 and <s5, one of the
land records of Washn gton county, District Of Co
lumbia, in front of the premises, at O'Clock :,
the following described property, viz All that
piece or parcel of ground known as part of Lot
numbered twenty three (2S in subdivision of vi
ginal Lot numbered five, t5,D in Square numbered
six hundred and thirty, tep lying and being in the
city Of Washington, District aforesaid, beginning
for the same at point sixty seNsn feet six inches
90 fl in. from the northwest corner of said eri
ginsl lot numbered five (5 thence east eleven feet
three inches, (lI #, Sin } thence south one hun
dred and twenty Eve feet tl25 thence west eleven
feet three inches, III # IN; thence north one
hundred and twenty feet ti25) to the place OF
beginning.
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed of trust on the premises. All convey yancing
and stamps at the cost of the purchaser $50 re-
Qulred when the property iS sold.
If the purchaser should fail to comply with the
terms 1--WE DAYS, the trustee the right to
resell. the property at the risk and cost of the do
faulting purchaser by aiyertising the same three
times in some paper printed IN the city of Wash
ington, d. C..
VIM R WOODWARD, Trustee
my 25-co&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts.
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SEvERAL SPLENDID PARLOR ORGANS,
- with Patent Organ Swell, and one with ~u
movable Pedal Bass, very convenient for
organ practice at home, will sVvyVV
POSITIVELY BE SOLD AT COST, ss1ss'
preparatory to rebuilding Store .r....
Also, II new and secondhand PIANOS at reduced
prices. GEO. L. WILD RRO
m Is I'm No. 407 llth st =, above pa ave
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NAL Az PIHDs.-Pour cors. ognons, myers,
ongles, etc, conseil Ur. White, PeEnsylyanis
avenue, No. 424, pres rue *. Etabli 1851
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EOR coon CIGARs, at wholesale .ud r.t.iI -
~ to. WEIGHS, hesdquarters Of the Graz
Sigars' $50 ISaDeytvania avenue, between 4K saI
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CITY ITEMS.

CONE. gentle Spring; ethereal mlldness
Come 10 Henning,s One Price Clothing Store
On the corner Of ,th street and Maryland ave-
nue., ~ .r... .. :.
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60 AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re.
ceived this morning, at the Great Central
Clothing House. 400 7th street, opposite the
Post ONCE
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T INES ON THE GRAPE CIGAR.

Who that has smoked Havana,s fragrant waaa
And seen the clouds ascend in graceful curIs
Has aeeis the world g dark picture all recede,
And hopes gush brighter as each puff unfuflss
The choice aroma of the "Grape Cigars
~ VII spread hike incense sprinkled on the hearth;
lis sweet ss evening, Fhen each peeping star
hecelVes lts homage trOm the'fowers OF earth.
Its fumes enliven, rendyate and cheer,
Refresh the path mortality must tread,
LiEe scented groves in nature & wild appear,
TO raise enchantment and relieve the head.
The high and low, the tich and poor,
And all who wish to lass . PLEASANT hour Away.
Should call On WELC4 at his famed Cigar Store,
His superb 4 stock q tisi. wiz repay
The .GRAPE CIGA1 !" i male by the best work
the best ten cent cis3 offered cr I sale ia Wssh
ins'0n. Anlovers Of pod Cissss shOSM sS .SSNyF
osnln 40 AZ, ss., x sad % ss si..,
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CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Wylte.-The MAY
te. N OF this court is now In progress, and to-
day the calender is being called.
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ONE HUNDRED Suits q, twenty dollars lust
received. Call and look at them at the Great
Central Clothing House, 40 7th street, oppo-
size the Post Omce
PENNIES can be had in any quantities, At the
Star ONCE counter - :
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FALSE PRsTENCEs.-John Slsttery was ar.
rested on Saturday last, IN this city, bv no,ice-
having obtained. under false pretencss cog
worth OF goods from Thos. Browning, rssiding
At the corner OF Il street and Virginia avenue
washington, ID. q. 1t appeared At the exam
ination Store Justice Bride that the aceu rad
repressnte1 himself as the agent Of a brother
OF Browning, in order to obtain the goods. He
was committed in default Of pail for the action
OF the authorities Of the District Of Columbia -
Baltimore American
Evening star., 1867-05-28

THE BOND ROBBERY.-Last Wednesday
Lawrence Flaescn was robbed Of $500 in 7.3O
bonds and $40 in currency. The fact was re.
ported TO the detective corps, and Supsrin.
tendent Richards assigned the case 20 Detec-
tives Miller and Coombs. Those energetic ON
GERS soon arrested w. q. Simpson as the prin.
cipal, and John H. Elgar as an acce,sory This
morning the cases were laid before Justice
Tucker, at police headquarters, and q portion
OF the bonds were recovered and the parties
committed-W. G. Simpson to Jail for court,
and John n. Eigar for further hearing
Evening star., 1867-05-28

UNION CHRIsTIAH Cow vENr1oH-Pursuant
10 adjournment the Union Christian Conysn-
lion reassemb1ed last evening at the rooms of
The Young Mems Christian Association The
president, Rev. DIR. Gillette, being absent,
Gen o. 0. Howard, vice president, presided
Mr. James p. Tustin, the secretary, being a
MS place, the meeting was opened with prayer
6y den Whittlesey. On motion OF Mr Bliss.
the thanks OF the convention were unani-
meusly rendered to the secretary for the abil.
ity and fidelity with which his duties were
performed. A plan was submitted for sup.
plying the people Of every portion Of Wash
ington and Georgetown with religious in
structiou. which, after discussion, was re.
ierred TO committee Of seven. with instruc-
ton TO confer with the pastors and laymen OF
Evangelical churches in regard to the work
10 be assigned to each church. The Chair
appointed as the committee Rev. J. E. Brown,
Rev T. Remiek. Rev. NJ. Mirick, and Messrs
wight, Murtagh, Springer, and Smith. Mr.
Pratt onered resolution. which was adopted,
providing that a committee, consisting Of Rev
u; Butter. Rev. Dr. Gillette. Rev. DIR. Cur
iey' Kew: j. +. Brown, and VIM. Ballantyne,
De appointed to consider what, il anything,
can be done for the reclamation OF Abandoned
iemales fhe convention then adjourned after
June. ~
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WANTS.

WANTED.By respectable young girl. SIT
oAsa!9M asa on Dc Eses5, sDS s,s As'
rWANTED-An experienced WOMAN as *
Commandant, Nav Yard "' o 'A0 my @,2t.
WANTED..A GOOD COOK, one who under
Southeast corner Of 9th and sts, -. myss y.
=, Ssss isS sss 81 $f4po
private family address e. Gust G.' Star sses oiies ma
WANTED--A sITUATIOh, by : middle aged
Address j, A., Star ONCE. - - - '> my EsNs
WAhTED-A good female COOK, lwhite or
street aorth, between ID and Sd sts. Refe5spses
S3OOOTN0. fs 6oaWsRsed, =, |,.I 91PhkT 1l
Old paying business where sns svioe that amount
feet bsn bsa' 5s8S s. City sns
WANTED-RooM and BOARD, in a quiet pri
" vate family, in Washington, Georgetown, or
sought er aays soa
location & a and tsrmmsi which must be moderate, r
Wanted-R0oM and BOARD, for a lady and
daughter, i've years old; convenient to the Patent
2fe Terms 4H Pnas must os ss Address Mrs
Wanted PLACE for a first class chambermad
hnursse mx arS' BOX star once Tor three Gays
WAhTED-Every one to call and see the great :.
chr est cari9s,y a, out nov on exhibition tree OF
i suitable for housekeeping Location, between
ssh aess adass No 50
WANTED--An AMERICAN WOMAN as house
,ud bksepsr 9se who makng
between Sd and Az streets. my 25-3ts
WANTED--2o 900 Ladies to know that they
~ ~ ,us, San buy at D0uGLASs POI ,.S BRO IS Hoop
cents, and 80 springs for s5 cents my A-6t+
WANTED TO BgY-FoE Cash, 4 SQUARE OF.
ON caSo H in the sTaks pMaI e Al CITY
my 22tf corner New York av. and 18th st.
ps5s tP;S TSsF sh R ss eR
sETSi and HetIbER gkASEs i Is i that at + Sas
Ira to- nS sas 9th and
WANTED TO BUY-By +: S: justin, Ladies
w and Gen5lem,en,s second hand Clothing, On
at as4S I'll Street. between LA l. and l sts. north
n. B.-No matter how much they may have been
w states Army at l61 G street tree N near baltimore
Railroad Depot. ..-. my3 I'm
WANTED-A Furnished HOUSE centrally 10
rnt he rSd to doa EatS essSnab o
$50 p o., or room No. Colonization Building
All Pennsylvania avenue. apl9
WANTED-New and Cast of CLOTHING, Old
w GOLD and SILVER any other article of
value. at the old established Merchant Pawubro
kcrs store of r. FULTON & CO, 500 9th street 3
sI SGER % s&wfSG sH9 syfhr Sol" A5s9s 5sas ,0r
YVANTED-1O, LADIES to know that at
w the new Stamping Rooms, A. 80 9th street, OPP
poslte Patent Office, they find the best selected
assortment Of Patterns offered here for Coaks
Carcs. Aprons. Joscys: Waists. Yokcs. Bands
NTauppTs. nd mi a!s
Also. designs for Pillow Cases. 0ttomans, Chair
Covers Pianos, and in short, every variety OF Pat
terms they daily issued. We have "a French
Machine and Practical Stamper, and have re
1nc"d the price to FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH.
We make and stamp any pattern brought us.
Braids. silk and Working Cotton very low.
de l5-tf
Evening star., 1867-05-28

S1vEhTa WARD MASS NEsrIM6.-The Sew.
en.n ward mass meeting tonight will be ad .
gruder, j H Semmes, ESQ. Thos. r. LloVd.
Asa, ana other well. known citizens.
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LOCAL NEWS.

AMUSEhEETS &c, TO NIGHT.
NATIONAL THKATRR-The Richings English
JUENNKMANs GARDEN mic this after
noon and evening
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

- mr. nrst hoor % Apsay ~ No. $50 9Th street bet
80 ~ ''e. ---...-- =. z IN . 2
For, REsTmWith riyiIsge of purchase pleas
HYATT, ,Jr., Badensburg Station, Md. my D IT.
1fQR RENT-Two large airy ROOMS, furnished. :,
~, No.: sto $40 New YORK avenue, between 9Th and
EoR RENT-Two O RR7cv ao7isRa = ~ : a,s 90,
nth lsnd at SIS per month each Apply st asa
ii'h street. --E..E. my 2S ST.
EOR REETlsTORE, n one the best locations,
Sta nSfth Saioo side of Pa avenue. Address y s."
FOB RENTING furnished ROOMS, pleasantly
far the Of Geersstown suitable
Congress. Reference required nay $50
fGRo RENT-on 18th, pear street, eight room
hall inonrsp press @ sr'Gk sHns water and gas Ms
FOR RENT-Two ROOMS. on second floor, com
= munlcating-one furnished and partly fur
s:sss s ts ssPt ia tssssPsF Or + Is
FOR RENT-Two very pleasant and airy ROOMS
So si sreep ARK
FoR REFT-TWQ OR THREE GENTLEMEN
Esr;y ssssonable terms ssi th, between and
FOR RENT-PART OF BRICK HOUSE, a
F;rst ttovs} " - uTnfnrnshed on PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
diatcly, E. c., Star office. " my 2s-3t-
HoIsF OF SEVEN ROOMS FOR RENT, ard,
ara,na Iaarnture for sale; location excsIent; nice
sTSkks no 3 CO., corner Of 18th and streets
FR0HT Hall. ROOM second floor, to rent, With
table boarders can be accommodated ~ $40 Der
moDta 0Ix5s:., No. 2e7 9Th street. between N and n.
~ STAND, long occu pied by the undersigned} ;
located near the corner Of nth street west and Pa
,:Ts Jas s1sIs ny f as
FOR REMT-H0UsE NO. 4g3 NEW JERSEY
for small family. For particulars inquire on the
premises. - = my 8-3t'c
EOR RENT-A nice BRICK HOUSE on New
two fs Nsw
Noh st Fo Of gssp ana in
north my
For RENT-A HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS,
sh asG
auire at corner Of Bridge and Green streets No
my % IT ..... - ~ r.
EoR SALE.-only S3n0 cash required the hal :
TW SSp NEW h Saif i na6 R66M e s
" ' ''' '" u 1T" '$'SfI5 81 ' @
my 2S-tf New York ave. and 18th ST.
FOR SALE.-Thc undersigned will sell a valu-
i able three story and basement BRICK DWELL,
ING HoU Sc. covered with slate containing tyyrIy,
rooms, with wide halls making a handsolne resi-.
dcnce: situated on Pennsylvania arenue. between
2lt and 81 streets east. Terms moderate Apply at
the residence of the Undersigned next the prem.
iS"E. my 2S-cu3f IL r MARYMkN p
FOR SALE-A neat two.story BRTCK COT.
TAGE II We rooms. lot "a feet bya3 feet, on south
street, near 1ith street west Island 70.
Also.
40 ACRES OF LAND in thc District below
Giesboro and fronting the. river A plat can be
seen at our office MATRY & IN(ILE
Real Estat" and Insurance, A gents.
my &-lw 313 d street, near eth.
E'nR RENT-A NEW TW0-SFORY 1AND
l. BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING on 18th
street wet. between VI and n streets: containing
seven rooms Hot and Cold water aud Gas through
out. range in kitchen. Latrpbes in parlor, Bath
room, &c. large yard Immediate possession
given. Apply before a. m, and after D. m :, at
4lo 18Th street. Between those hours at 3. La.
-..f 49,. r .. INV 2S-It
DEAF. ESTATE FOR SALE
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THE EVENING, STAR.

I For "AuorIoH SALnsp advertisements
see fourth page Of to-day's STAR.
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40 ACRES OF LAND i'm thc District. below
GIesboro'. and fronting the. river A plat can be
seen at office. MAURY e. INGLE
Real Estate and Insurance A gents.
NV Street r.ar -.b

FOR RENTmA NEW TWO-STORY sAND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING on 18th
seven rooms; Hot and Cold water aud Gas through
room, &c. large yard Immediate possession
given Apply before 9 a. m, and after p m, at
40 18Th street. Between those hours at 81 La.
- INV
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(NREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BLACK
" GUIPURE, LACES. TRIMMINGS. BUT
TONS, &c, at DAVIS GATHERS,
20 Market Space.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
NJ STRAW GOODS At .-
DAVIS GATHERS
20 Market Space. :
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uEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS WAR
Il RANTED PURE LINEN, for Is cents at
DAVIS GAITHER'SgE
- 30 Marx OF Snaea
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LOST AND FOUND.

SIRAYED-COW of rather small size red color
- face and tip end of tail white. straight horns
with collar and bell engraved J. h. 4S0 Pennsyl
yania avenue;,' has been missing since the 18th
inst A liberal reward will be paid for her return
my % St. !. kARR. $50 Pa. ave.
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I OTIS FOR SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS
IL Located On I'D street west, one half square
from street cars. Good fronts and depths Price
Si2b per lot; ayment, 81 down and IS per month
or SIS quarterly. Call and our lots in different
parts OF the city. STARR MEfCALF,
e Rooms I and 10; Plants Building,
Evening star., 1867-05-28

ENOR RENT-HOUSE NO. 493 NEW JERSEY
Il AVENUE. between ID and 4 streets, near Bal
timore Depot; has gas and water. Very convenient
for small family For particulars inquire on the
premises. - . my d 3t*
Evening star., 1867-05-28

ZANE TO MY PREMISES on the 25th instant,
~ a RED COW. with horns white on her back.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property. pay charges, and take her away.
W. II. PETIT.
nay 27-3tT Spring Hill Farm. above Georgetown.
L 4 there and Wizards, last evening, a BRACE
LET. marked M. A. +, to r. R., Birthday Gift,
1851 - The finder will be literally rewarded by leav-
ing the same at Willard 5 Hotel. fe 22-tf
Evening star., 1867-05-28

FOR RENT-A HOUSE OF five ROOMS,
from the Departments; cars pass the door. Also a
STORE on Bridge street. Terms, moderate Tn
Guire at corner of Bridge and Green streets No.
81 GEORGETOWN. Ready by the lst of Juna. .GiuG h
q my % 1t . - - -
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DOR SALE-A very valuable LOT OF LAND
District line as one of its boundaries; four miles
from the Center Market; good soil; well altered:
the whole tract having "a southern exposure. Ten
acres Of it arabic, and better location can he
found for building site Wood land adjacent can
be had in any quantity to suit Apply to the owner
across the Eastern Bragch. near the National Race
Course. on the farm adjoining those of Col. John
II W heeier and Thomas Jenkins. Esq.
my 10 l3tT REUBEN MEITZLER
Evening star., 1867-05-28

EOR RENT-From the LIST of June next a FUR
IL" hISHED HOUSE Of twelve rooms. Apply at
Room No. 15 first floor Post ofEce DEPARTING pnt,
from q. n. to p, m. nv % St.
Evening star., 1867-05-28

EOR SALE-A comfortable RESIDENCEI for a
Il family in the town of Cambridge. Md. The
property is well improved in excellent condition,
and among the most desirable homestcads in the viii
lage 1t will be sold at a low figure. To a gentle
man who desires comfortable home for his family
in one of the most agreeable villages in Maryland
where household expenses are not halt great as in
city, the opportunity is a rare one Mr.. WallaCh,
Editor of the Star. who knows the property well
will give information concerning it to any inqui-
mN = If.
Evening star., 1867-05-28

E>RDkT HALI4 ROOM second floor, to rent with
o2ard in private Northern family. Three
table boarders be accommodated AZ 800 per
month. No. 267 9Th street between III and n. sff
Evening star., 1867-05-28

FOR RENT-A nice BRICK, HOUSE on New
l. Jersey avenue, between ! and streets, and
avenue and North Captol st. For particulars in
quire OF W. {. JOHNSON, corner of 9th and L Sts
north ' my % 6tsl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-09

PHGNIxIANA.-Thc following morceaux of the
irrepressble Squibob have never, we believe,
been crystallzed in print:
AS Phoenix and Jack Armstrong were one day
strollng through Kearny street they came to a
French restaurant, through the window of which
an automatic spit could be observed, on which a
fine turkey was fixed revolving and roasng be-
fore the fire. Phoenix stopped, and gazing at
the culinary sight, solemnly addressed his COM
panion: f--au as. ta .-..
Jack" said he, impressively, "why is that
turkey like a travelling Missionary 4r
g Don't see the first point of resemblance" +"
said Jack. ..., .-...s
" Because" replied John, with rotary mo-
tion of his hand, q it's going round, doing
good"
There was, in Phenix's days, in San Fran
cisco, and we believe is now, bakery called the
Eagle Bakery. AS Squibob was one day leis-
urely sauntering along Montgomery street, he
saw one of the bakery wagons being driven at a
furious rate of speed, the driver evidently in a
frantic hurry. Phoenix hailed him at the top OF
his lungs, and the driver, stopping his horse 5
headway with great difficulty, turned round and
hurriedly demanded his business.
''You drive for the Eagle Bakery, do you ?''
asked Phoenix with provoking slowness.
"Yes of course l do replied the driver i'm
patiently.
"Eagle Bakery HIM, queer name - do you
say it is the Eagle Bakery lis it the genuine
Eagle Bakery?' asked John, with an expression
of the deepest anxiety.
| q Good heavens and earth, yes What in
blazes do you WANT yelled out the now infuri-
! ated Jehu. $500
| Well, if this is the real Eagle Bakery
wagon" drawled out Phoenix, " send me up
half-dozen baked eagles, we'll done, to my
room No. IA, Oriental
Amid the roars of the crowd, the driver dash
ed off, just rending the air with double-barreled
oaths. lie ,",clothed himself with curses as
with garment" In fact that fellow had a
| ts habit ;, of swearing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-09

SousD.-Joseph E. Brown, of Georgia, who
was Governor of that State during the rebellion,
has way of putting things which must render
them tolerably clear even to the purblind poll
ticians who fead the Northern Democracy He
says - iii the State had right to secede
and did not secede, the conclusion is inevitable
that all who believed secession would produce
war and ought not to be attempted, and SO be-
lieving voted for or voluntarily aided secession
are traitors against the Government which they
believed had rightful jurisdiction over them
and all who SO believing took, the oath to sup
port the Constitution of the United States and
afterward aided the rebellion as it is called) arr
perinred traitors.i'rg This completely knocks the
bottom out of all Copperhead argument ON thi.
subject. There is no escape from the, conclu,
sion whichis here stated. .a-,a -sla. r.ssassssE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-09
WEAvERvIIE CALIFORNIA, NOVEMBER g. 1867
The Shortest way Home.
"The shortest way by half a mile
/ came so yerv often nv IT,

" The shortest way by half mile
came 80 very often by it fHfr
ls up the road across the stile,
AND through the meadow. Shall We try t."
The days were not without charm
"hen, talking soft and looking silly,
My love and walked arm-in.arni,
And lanes were lone and fields were stilly.
We found so many things to say
That always, in the shiny weather,
We took the-well the shorter way,
To be longer time together
We spoke about-(but, goodness knows
Our topics Of confabulation)-
About the weather, I suppose,
The crops, the harvest and the nation. u
At all events, although the talk
Was neither wise nor witty,
We ended each successive walk
With Home already-what pity? :"
We might have lost little ground
Through coming by the road selected, it
But both agreed that we had found
The journey shorter than expected.
Can Lfe's experiment support
The paradox that Love proposes.
Does any path seem very short,
Unless It be path Of roses!
We seldom find the nearer way; fr
And if we hit upon and take it,
BY creeping on from day to day
1t seems as long as length can make 1t.
The road to fame is never brief,
The way to wealth is dull and dreary;
All earthly routes, in my belief,
Are very long and very weary.
Nay-One that leads through care and strife
Is short when mortals once begin it,
We take the g near cut . ont of life,
Although We take the longest in it.