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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-20
Shocking Affair.


On last Friday night just after dark,
three men called at the house of our friend
Milton Bene, miles from Gallatin, on the
road to Natchez, and enquiIcd if two trav-
elers had stopped there On being told that
they had not, one of them advanced into
the house, leaving the other two at the door,
and ordered Mr.. Bene into his bed room,
drawing at the same time a six-shooter.
Mrs Bene rushed from her room and placed
herself between the rufian and her hus-
band, the robber trying all the time to shoot
Mr. Bene A little son of Mr. Bene, about
ten years old, sprangfrom his bed, seized a
double-baTelled shot gun and shot the rob
Der down. The robber, on purpose or by ac-
cident knocked the candle ont and left
them in the dark. Mr.. Bene, thinking that
the robber.had fired his pistol, rushed from
the house for assistance, when one of the
two at the door came into the room, and
found that his comrade was wounded, and.
perhaps, killed They both left hastily. con-
veying led horse. The wounded man re-
covering somewhat, scrambled to the door
and fell down the steps, hellowing for his
comrades, who returned and carried him off
The robber left his pistol, saddIe-bags and
hat Up to this time nothing is known of
the men or their object. The man who at
tackled Nh. Bene was tall, of sandy com
ple1ion and red whiskers. The community
ought to be on the look out for the scoun-
drcls. In one end of the saddIe-bacs was
found two pieces of candles wrapped up in
one one of Finef & Cos circulars. harness
makers Flcksburg H. NJ W.
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JACKSON
NOTICE

ENHE puelic generally, and especially those
res anu bIhid up their own country. are re-
specttulIy requested 10 call in Jackson before
going elsewhere, and ascertain if they cannot
gGt suen articles as Steam Engines, Saw Mills
Horse Powers, Gin GEARING Min Co.. 80
2haltlng Puilies, DC; and for buildings, Ir6n,
+ roh3s, Awnings, Nerandahs, Columns Stills
Llntels, sash Weights, Iron vaults. VanIf
Doors Iron Railing for Cemetery or other prIr.
poses, GioW Points of all kinds and in f,ct
any description of Castings needed or usei IN
TINS country, on just as good terms as they ean
get them by sending their green backs ont 81
For any of the above articles. mr. arr- -,
Machinery or Castings wanted. please addres u
j. o. STEVENS.
jackson Foundry and Machine Works.
jackson, Miss, Feb 3 1SfyG !. :
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ANOTHER SsEMBoAT DIsAsrER.-The
Nicksburg papers mention the ex-
plosion of the steamer David White
last Sunday, near Chicot Point. few
miles above Greenville, on the NIissis-
sippi river. The hull sunk in thirty
minutes after the explosion, but the
cabin foated off with the dead and
scalded The steamer Balen coming
down the river overlook the cabin
and took off the survivors. The great
est loss was among the crew and deck
passengers. Captain Kinney, the en-
gineer on duty, the two pilots and the
first clerk, Mr.. H. B. Shaw are report
ed lost. One Of the lady passengers
lost child, which was playing forward
at the time of the explosion. Mr. E.
2. Buckner, of New Orleans, was bad
ly scalded and not expected to live
The total number of lives lost is es-
timated at forty.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
IarkSnn Ms EAh 10 l~E-

Hon. Giles ~ HIlye-:
DEAR SIR II am in receipt of youU favor
of Yesterday. enclosing a certificate of de
post for SIP which You inform me has
been contributed 10y my friends in this House
for the purpose of procuring an artificial
arm, TO take the place of the one yon ID lost
when nobly battling for your State.
For this renewed evidence Of the kindness
of my friends. in the House of Representa-
tives l beg to offer them, the only requital
in my power, the sinCerest thanks Of a most
grateful heart / accept with the deepest
ScnSlblhty and gratitude, the generous con-
trbuuon SO kindly rendered. and If an artl-
fetal arm can be procured that VIII be of
any service to ME, / shall wear il as con
slant memorial of the kindness Of the donors
If. however. a seTyiceable arm cannot be OBJ
tanned, viii appropriate the funds rendered
for that purpose, - the st Mary Orphan
Asyl um in Natchez Miss
Thanking my friends again for the deli
cate aud generous compliment they have
offered me, AMI yourself personally for the
graceful manner in which you have com
munieated their action TO me, have the
honor To be-
Gratefully your friend,
:. J. GHoLSON.
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BALTIMORE AND SOUTHERN HTrp
CHANrs.-A letter from Baltimore Ia
the petersburg Express says: .sNum-
oers OF Carolina merchants are arriv-
ing daily in pursuit of goods. MANY
state that they left home with the in
tenlon of going to New York. but
upon inquiry they find that they can
10 better here. South Carolina
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi. FIori'
da and even Texas merchants. are also
purchasing largely of our enterprisino
Baltimore traders = ;
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In the Missouri House Of Represen.
tauves, ON the 9th, 4 hill was intro
dueed 10 prevent attorneys, who &c
cordn9 @ the radical standard, have
been disloval, from practicing as at
torneys in the courts of the State
The decision of the L. S Supreme
Court concerning Missouri er posi-
tdcfo laws, does not appear to have
reached every part of the State.
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- -
MARRIED..

.+tbe Baptist Church, Girard, I AlaOaMMa r
On = the 18th inst, by Rev J. III DeNot d Miss s
r r. d PACE, of Jackson, Miss, ana Ala -
AMANDA r. PACE OF kuSseiI county --''''
..,rd NAV their bark gently glide
Down Lies swift winding stream,
- steer them on its flowing tide,
Beneath his bright, radiant beams
with wreaths of bliss to crown their pro"S'
With fragrant flowers to line their way
with hands of affection to strengthen their
vows,
,nd tourney through life happy and gay.
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George Peabody, in his letter per
tanning to his favorite scheme of pub
nc benefaction, expresses the belief
that at an early day such legislation
VIII oe had in Mississippi as to make
the Planters Bank bonds available in
increasing the usefulness of the
present trust. We hope so-ATissis-
sippi cannot always ignore the nav
ment of this just debt.
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9AD DISCRIMINATION Tuesday,
t .he III instant, pail Of gloom was
1 9liio~h over our community by the
put =; u Mrs. Judeth Rush. consort
OF T. ii. Rush. Of this county She
kemper Flag. ''''eiiis
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Iilton has come ont with letter on
Barnum, as candidate for Congress-
lie judges, from Barnum's recent
moral Lectures at the West, that he
VIII soon become a deacon or a cler-
gyman. But that heis opposed to his
being sent to Congress, because there
VIII be danger lest he keep the mem
bers laughing too much to attend to
business "
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The Memphis Ledger complains
bitterly of the inhumanity exercised by
the nurses and physicians at the city
hospital there, and of the insuficiency
and filthy nature of the food given to
the inmates
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NOTICE,

II persons indebted to the old firm of
1,' = DlSmukes a Langford, or to Dfsnukes
hereby notified that they Mil find tbair are
am accounts in the hand of the UNDERSIGNED :
elton. W 81 b 1891 NIn i0r collec-
Jan. 24-d30t IA t ! fh,
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Major \ 3rton, Is in command ofthe
Post Of Vicksburg during the absence
of Gen. Dudley. The Major is gen
ticmm by education and instinct, and
under his administration our people
will be kindly treated and the intrests
orthe government properly cared for.
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REMOVAL.

blk KNAPP has removed his office to his
~ residence on State street one square north
OF Capitol, and nearly opposite the ruins of
the bowman House, where he will he nIeaseJ
70 70 see ms Old friends, and all others who NAV
pa;,, the neoSt peJect dental operations.
proceinents in the Dental art, he trusts he
may continue to merit the liberal patronage
extended to him tor the past twenty wears.
jackson, Miss, Jan 9th 1867. diff
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NV ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

a Cottage In West jackson, :
1--WE FIVE ROOMS AND PAN
G Tv servants ROOM kitchen, Two NO. e's Jemes
and one acre lot now GsggPi @m Dy sF;
I RSo4 t..rl,s snnly on the premises, or to
or teIhi term "Pil' ISADORE STRAUSS.
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Va NEED.


N G z L L o y
Billiard Saloon and Bar-Room!
Next door south of the First National Bank,
JACKSON, MISS.
FENHE UNDERSIGNED, having fitted up, at
a heavy expense, frst-class
BAR ROOM AND BILLIARD SALOON,
respectfully invites his old friends and the
public generally to give him q call.
The Bar Room viii always be furnished with
the very best liquors, both foreign and dOmes-
tic, and will be served by accomplished gentle
men of the bar'' in any style desired.
CHOICE WINES AND BRANDIES,
LEMONS AND ICE
VIII be furnished at all times for medicinal
purposes
THE BILLIARD SALOON
Is one of the most complete establishments Of
the kind in the South, the room being eighty by
ffty-three feet, and fourteen high, well ventil-
ated and in every respect arranged for the con
venicnce and comfort of patrons, who Will find
five Of the
CELEBRATED DECKER TABLES,
upon which TO exercise their skill ~ ''the de-
Iightful game Of billiards"
my2-tf A. MIAZZA
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vvcrited Compliment.

The following correspondence speaks for
itself The compliment, though small,
shows that ourpooplo are not unmindful o
the Gallant services of their leaders
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Jackson Feb Is. 1861.
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The tenure Of office bill has not been
disposed Of yet by Congress. The
telegraph this morning announces
that the Senate is still patching it. The
bill consists Of nine sections-frst;
every person, excepting the Secretary
Of State, Of the Treasury, of War, Of
the Navy, and Of the Interior, the
Postmaster General and the Attorney
General holding any civil Office to
which be has been appointed by and
with the advice and consent Of the
Senate, and every person who shall
hereafter be appointed to any such
office, and shall become duly qualified
to act therein, is and shall be entitled
to hold such Office until n successor
shall have been in like manner APP
pointed and duly qualified, except rs
otherwise provided The second
section authorizes the President to
suspend officers during the recess of
the Senate Tor crimes and misdemean-
ors, but requires him to report the
case to the Senate at its next session
Ifthe Senate shall concur, the remoy-
al shall be valid; if not, the officers
shall be restored. The third section
authorizes the President to fill all va
cancies which may happen by death
or resignation during the recess Of the
Senate by granting commissions which
shall expire at the end of the next
session ofthe Senate. The remaining
sections punish acceptance or signing
of a commission after rejection by tn
Senate The last section prohib
the payment Of any salary to persons
rejected hv the Senate.
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Hon. sam. J. GboIso",

Hon. Sam J. GbolS0H,
Speaker ofte House Of Representatives.
DEAR SIR Enclosed please find ceruh-
cate OF deposit with Messrs. J \ 1. Green.
of S2l2 which many of your friends IN the
House request your acceptance OF, for the
purpose of procuring an arthelal arm 10
take the place of the one you lost when no.
bly, battling for your State. The compli-
nout. however small the gift however
trivial, you Ill not, know. refuse to re-
cclvo; for it comes from warm hearts that
love and honor YOU.
1t Is proper To say that the list of friends
would have been largely increased, had there
been opportunity to have sought their CO
operation in this mark otrespect
| am. my dear sir.
Yours very truly.
tTIIl-S NJ. HILEYFE
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z,nhins, Esiftcr...
UNDERTAKING,

wzRs. W. w. HARDY viii still continue to
Va carry on the Undertaking business I'M
dor the ,upcr, isicn OF Mr.. II. NJ. Taylor, ana
feel. confident of being able to give satisfaction
in price and quality. .....1.-
METALLIC CASES Of. all kinds constantly
ON hand: other Collins made to order a me
Hearse always in readiness. ..r,x-
Jackson Feb. IS, 1s6I-1yd.
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VIOLATIONS OF FAITu-The extra

VIOLATIONS OF FAITu-The extra
ordinary fact has been revealed at
Washington that out Of twcuty-three
subordinate Custom-house officers in
one district on our frontier, twenty
two were found to be in completely
with smueglers, and actually made ar
rangcment5 TO abet smulling with the
secret agent Of the Government Po-
Hucal partisan considerations win vet
break mp the government unless ra1i-
calism . destroyed. It is impos-
sible to find 50 much corruption in
the official service Of any other nation.
The subject Of Common Schools has
been brought before the Legislature
in various ways during the present ses-
sion, but we are sorry to say that from
present appearances no definite plan
Of common school education Will De
acted upon. We hope, however, that
by the meeting of our next regular Sos
sion in November there viii be some
general plan devised by which the chill
dren Of Mississippi viii have an op-
portunity at least Of obtaining a tho
rough English education Let the
people discuss the matter in the next
canvass, and instruct their members
on this important subject
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DE- GIS is, corner State and Poor
JACKSON, MISS.
have general assortment of all article. :, a.
. "Nieh they VIII sell cheap for cash. apIIdtf
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NOTICE
E,,Dortant TO Tax-PnyeI's.

kmpOTIsEEs 10 =
nFRSONS owning lands in the COUNT M ,a .,
80 IA, to the Auditor of Public Ac-
g soEn tst to st Of March next. The Auditor
not authorized by law to receive sucl lax *tei
/ that date.
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UNDE EsEANaEG.
Professor Of the TomsOriaI Art.

VI aAAe oHSOFisfI Art.
OUIS McLEMORE, Barber and Hair
= - dresser, would inform his customers. and
Lhe pubic generally, that he has leased and
htted up the Barber Shop recently occupied
by Jake Wonders, on Main Street one block
north Of the Southern Railroad Depot. where
mere VIII be found, at all times, experienced
rands, and clean boots and shoes for eyerv
guest LOUIS AIcTFNopE E 90
Jackson, Miss, Feb 9, 1S67-dtf
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skllsTs MD CnHsE
APER wAREuoUsstio

ID OSENFELD & FASS. Louisiana nc
III anutacturors, loo Canal street ],
COrsets impOr ed
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HIST RE(EEyED
ssUCzA, BAILEY 81 CO
Wholesale and Retail

81 BOXES English Dairy Cheese
~ CRANE & HILZHEIhf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-26

v. BUTSCH, General supsrinfondent.
DLACKsMTHlNG AND WAGON, WORK
rapidly az the law Of ofthorouehness viii permit.
The Wagon Shop ls under the management OF
Thos J. Williams and John Psdfes. y
The Foreman OF the BlackSmithing Construct.
Ing Shop 70 John Randall. Blk OF the best
wofkmen on this Coast. are smployed In this
I'D sss6Sins Shop 10 bsssed bywnliam
Sylvester, who can, himself, put on seventy
horse shoes In day. 49,.
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or MINERAL SPECIMENS. GOLD AND
at PERRY 4 iRwIN'sf sALo ooN.-ths lticists
Of which, fora chance, being only - o0-has
been postponed from the hrSt Saturday In 0cto.
when II will come of .. Perry &rwin's Saloon,
for certainty.
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ICE! ICE!!

THE CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL Az AhE IN, In
/ formed that the subscriber Wni ,,u ,u,n -sson
viii be- IN Gold I'm every morning as o,slssr; ,;
Orders for the article can be left q tne 6oio IN
Exchange saloon, and they WIN % psU~pay
dllsd. CHARLES fVok.
asid Hm. Nay Q, 1867. nyl.m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-18
8ntEls.
Stanm House.

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
Informs MS friends and the puoifc gener-'
ally, that he has opeusd the ''Stamn House,
No. 3 Water street The House Is new,
with an entire outfit OF new furniture,
and Is complete IN every respect
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 spaIe no
Gains O render MS guests comfortAOle. and
hopes torecSive HberAF share OF patronRge-
Ample EtablIng, attended by careful and
attentive hustier.
JanlE-6m HENRY sTAAA-
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MtdtraI.
Stn1sa stnabn cr@tar.
HUMPHREYS,
Homeopathic Specifics.

HAVE PROVED. FROM TIE MOST AMPLE
= y exPerlenee, Al sntire suooess: Simple-Prumpt-
eihss gsrfeciiy AdApted 70 popular use-so siuple
that EufstAEea cannot be mAne in using them;
harmless a. 70 Be free from DANGER ard efficient
TO Be always reliable They have raised the highest
sfActi1n.
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National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.

~1AA
President, GEORGE K WHEAT,
Ffoe FTeEIde7u, JAMES MCCLUSEY.
DIRECToEsS-
John E Wilson, A. q. Quarter,
saIn1 Harper, Jas. c. orr,
George Adams, James hcCiuney,
l. F. UpdegTRff, George X. " lrtfrt-
Christian Smith.
0NHIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN F-JL-
i ly organized, IS prepared 10 iilAnsac- tUsi-
ness and asks liberal share OF pubic pFh,.4s-
mage. Rates As low a. any frSt-clltss comp =.
ONCE No . Monroe street, nj sta rs, .ltEs
door 10 FiTst National ILarA--
mr2 JOIN BISTfF FP. So s.
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ADVERTIsNG,
YOUR MISSION.

The words of this truly beautiful song were
written by Ms Ellen II. GateS.
The music will be found on page 20 'TMnSi-
cal Leaves" as sung by Philip Phillips at
the great anniversaries Of The e. s Christian
Commission in New York, Philadelphia,
Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis,
and many other places
when our lRmented President Lincoln
heard Mr.. Phillips sing 1t at the Hail of Rep
resentatiyeS II Washington, Feb =, 1855, he
was overcome with emotion, and sent mp the
following written request [fac-siEntlel to Hon.
VIM H. Seward, Chairman, for its repetition:
Near the close let Us have Your Mission
repeated by Mr.. Phillips. Don't say called
for IL a. LISCoLS.
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-The mysterious disappearance Of

The mysterious disappearance OF a
man named Acor Rogers, who lived
near Independence, in Preston county,
h,s at Isst been solved. On the 18th OF
Isst November he hung himself high
mn in a beech tree, near his home, and
remained there undiscovered until Iast
xaaE or some eighty-seven days. BE
Was scridentally discovered by n hunt
er who had chased squirrel mp the
frsa- He had tied himself to limb
some inv or sixty feet above ground,
and persons in search of him had pass
ed under the tree without noticing ms
remains.
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Franklin INSURANCE Company
OF wHEKLrSe.
..--.sI5O,oOO.



7. Il. Logan, T. P Shallcruss, J. S. Rhodes,
Geo Mendel, ]. b. Hobbs, Sarnl. McCiel-
Ian, G. W. FTanzheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
LAughlin-
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
l. organiEed four years, and in that time
done q successful business, Is siil prepared
TO take risks Al fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EstsD-
hshments, Furniture. Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
Ihts company Offers superior Inducements
TO Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture Barns and contents for
3 or years at reduced rates.
This being home institution, with the lar
EeSt capital and surplus of any company in
in the State and composed OF some
ninety-four stock holders, most ofwhom are
among our nest business men, recommends
Itself to the favorable consideration OF the
tnsur1ng public, and solicitE their patTOnaslR-
Applications for insurance VIII be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
ONCE, North side of Monroe, between
Main and Market SIS, Wheeling, W. Va,
over the Savings Institution OF WheelinA
n. e ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President oclC
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BINGHAM HOUSE,

ELEVENTH 4 MARKET SIS,
PHILADELPHIA-
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE Is
l now open for the reception oil guests 1t
has been fitfed mp IN a manner 60 1al to any
IN the country. The locailon being central
makes 1t n very desirable Stopping place,
both for Merchants and parties visiting the
city. The ParlorS are spacious, and elegant
ly furnished. The tables Eill be supplied
with all the deiicaeies the market will af-
ford. and It IS II e intention OF the Proprietor
10 keep in every respect First Class Hotel
Term-SS Per day.
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II you can not on the ocean
Sail among the STiftest neet,
Rocking on the highest biuows,
Laughing at the storms you meet,
You can stand among the sailors,
Anchored yet within the bay;
Goo can lend a hand to help them,
As they launch thetr boat away.
II you are too weak TO journey
Up The mounattn, steep and high,
You can stand within the valley,
While the multitudes go byi
1ou can chant in happy measure
AS the slowly pass along;
Though they may forget the singer,
They VIII not forget the song
III.
II you have not gold and silver
Ever resdy to command;
II you can not tiward the needy
Reach an ever open hand;
You can visit the afflicted
Der the erring you can weep;
You can be true disciple
sitting at the Savior's feet
II you can not in the harvest
Garner up the richest sheaves,
Many a grain both ripe and golden
VIII the careless reapers leaveS
Go and CLEAN among the briers,
Growing rank against the wall,
Z or II may Dc LnaL L1eir slauON
Hides the heaviest wheat OF all
Y.
II you cannot in the conflict
Prove yourself a soldier true
II, where nre and smoke are IhickeSt,
There's no work for you TO do;.
When the battlefield Is silent,
You can go with careful tread.
You can bear away the wounded,
You can cover up the dead
VI.
Do not, then, stand idly waiting,
For some greater work TO do;
Fortune Is a lazy GOODIES
She Will never come To you.
Go and toll IN any vineyard,
Do not fear To do or dare:
II you want a feld of labor,
You can ind IL any where
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ansnraure.
Homo Insurance ComnarY

AOhO AAo1 oASO OO4u tGAy
OF CoLUMBUs, oEIo.
Capital 100000
Pncs'f, Sou,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY. a. Il. HASl-E9
JAMES Z. FERGUSON,
Agent for West Va
once IN Hornbrook's Building, llS3s aafn
street, up stalrs- tanZO-Sm
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= Richmond EdIto-,- View OF the
Way in which IL ShOuId be Divided
The DImcuIIy about West Viz
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Z CLAMPS Wits.

Lecture by the Grand Llama of the
United States--The Origin, History,
Progress and objects of the s.CeIes-
tIaI OrdeE"-MOre Ancient than the
8IRsOns OF Odd Fellows, and more
Benevolent than Both.