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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17
MEDICAL.

Great New England Remedy
iu DIR. j. w. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
rs NOW OFFERED TO THE Ar
i fiicted throughout the country, after
having been proved by the test Of eleven
its merits have become as well known as
the tree from which, in part, it derives its
virtues.
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat Colds, Coughs, Dipthe-
and and P BnSaes 1as sssg ee 6so3S
4 is q Remarkable Remedy for
~ Kidaey Complaints, Diabetes, DIFF
y. Jfcultys Of Toiding Urine, Bleeding
from the Kidneys and, BLADDER,
Ii Gravel and, other, cepaplaints.
under the nains Of wi White Pine Compound.
In two years from thai time there had
peen wholesaled in Manchester. alone one
it took the lead of allthe cough remedies
in the market, and 1t Sill maintains that
Il is Very soothing and 6eaIing in III its ina ma
ture, is warming in the stomach. and
pleasant wiihal to the taste, aid i. is ex-
v "As q remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands, unTivaled.
It was lot originated for that purpose; but
a person in usingIit for a cough was mot
only cured of the cough, but was also
cured of "a kidneA difficulty of ten years
standing. Since that accidental discovery,
many thousands have used ii for the same
complaint, and have been completely
cured NtAtj pa - .tsA .fJSJ .1iIA--4
1 THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
L t"It was early in the spring of '52 that this
compound was originated. A member of
my family was afflicted with an Irritation
Of the throat. attended with a disagreeable
cough had for some months previous
Thought that preparation having for its
basis the inside bark Of White Pine might
be so compounded as to be very useful in
diseases of the Throat and Lungs. To test
the value of it in the case alluded to, L
compounded a small quantity OF the medi-
IN teaspconful doses. The result was ex7
5ceedingly CRAFTY ing. Within two days,
the irritation of the throat was removed,
the cough subsidized, and speedy cure was
e1ected. 3G5 ~ IaWOG lETCHmri 81
L The above was, written by DIR. Poland IL
1861 Since then, as in manchester, thu
White Pine Compound has Ken the 1ea< !,
OF all cough remedies, as we'll as Iprepars I
lions for the cure OF kidney di fdcu1ties, u .
every city, town. village, and hamlet
Throughout the New England States
This remedy is as safe and pleasant 10
take as 1t is ef1ectuaI.Tf DeVf3JaI -Soif 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
GEORGE w. SWEET, NJ. De-,
GsFA n Rronr;dork GEFf

2 B 0Bk1 r. Propriators 80 Ef-
Prepared at the
NEW. ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT
80 -lOs Hanover Street, Boston,
Under the supervision of Rev. j. w. Po-
land.
r. Cloud & Akin, Wholesale Agens' q
For sale bv Keller Il White,g VIM. h p
Sfoddard r. &, BridweH. H.J. Schlaepfer,
and by Druggists generally.1 bnf +
5Iufeb9 div, v1ttf. ~ .vUt. - ~ INT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17
White Goods Department.

In charge ofJ. Z. BUTCHER, is being daily
Ieplenished, and the assortment now COM
Linens and Cloths, Stand and Table Cow
ers, Towels, Napkins, Handkerchiefs, EN-
broideries, Edgings, Laces (both real and
tafns, and charming beauties in Bed
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17
Dress Goods Department.

Under special 1charge Of PROF. GUST
MATH1 AS, is now stocked with NoyeItie
of 1.-The Season. at from 80 TO 500 q pattern
and in which any and every body can b,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17
Notions Department.

!. This stock.1n charge ofA. vENEMA Mn
Is very com plete, from a Paper of Pins to q
Pair of Alexandre's Kid Gloves, ora Brass
Button to Paper Collar. But the most
attractive is the celebrated Biglow's Linen
Paper Collars, at % cents a box-the most
durable, best fitting, md cheapest Collar
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17
DRY GOODS.
SCHAPKER, BUSSING 6 GO.

Now offer to the public larger and better
stock of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17
Fall and Winter Dry Goods
Domestic Department,

Under the charge of A. LANSING, car
now be mad the best and most popula
nakes1of Caiicoes,I Brown and Bleachet
Mui Inns, Sheetangs, Pillow-Case MusIins
Checks, Tickfngs, Hfckory Stripes. &c.
and always al the lowest market price.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17
Wooden Department,

Superintendent by Miss ELIZA BELLAM
is the most complete in the West. and new
goods are daily arriving; and by the 18th
of september the stock will be com plete
with every novelty that the heart can
wish and the eye desire.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20
ccusse anY of you OF incratitude or mi1tuolir.

accuse any of you Of ingratitude or mnrmdri
ing on account of the care she has been 10
you Of late. When you go back.to your homes,
be careful Of your. example before your own
children; for the fruit of your own doing you
will surely. reap from them when you your
selves totter on the brink Of the grave. l
entreat You as friend, as one who has him
self entered the evening Of life, that you
may never say in the presence Of your fami-
lies nor Of heaven: "0ur mother had out
lived her usefulness-she was a-burdento u.s."
Never, never; mother, cannot live SO long
as that! No; when she can no longer labor
for her children, nor yet care for herself, she
can fall like precious weight on their bo-
SONS, and call forth by her helplessness all
the noble, generous feelings of their natures
Adieu, then, poor toil-worn mother; there
are no more days of pain for thee. Undying
vigor and everlasting usefulness are part Of
the inheritance of the redeemed. .'.
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Life .ih Nlew england Factories. I.

3
PasitanieL Radicaism in New England has
shed eceansof tears over the S,siu- d'niise-
ry' of African slavery, as it', existed in; the
Southern States-whlIe This same RaaicaliaY
has never bestowed single sympathetic
ffjught'on the poor sFdctofy Fifls,ss %ht
are uuder the yoke,of a'hlore grievcus bond
aga ihaarperel large proportion of the slaves
IN, the. South. The following paragraphs,
which We clip from an exchange, wa'ters':
Observation-Disclosures Of White sslavefy il.
Now England :,-.-- y ~ .ff5'eS.i -
>, Ihe,Boston DAILY Evening Voice 'forlNo-
yenhcr.Se.. has an artieieonT Factory Girki
which shows thas, Iwhie the. manufacturing
cor porations care making dRidesils 10 stock
holders from soto Hooper cent, the sifs ii,
the,,nll are sadly everworkeds 'unaerfed aud
underpaid, and atthe same time subJecsed'fe
rigor efs discipline whichtadtrits 6f-no re-
laxation Until aatase'itseif gives WY IA
.,ieho average earnings are state1.t9 be
.15out one, dellsr a day. although 'T6,1ie
mills have reduced err are about,t6Tefucc
tine to ten. hours. =. 1t Is -eiily WITHIN aftw
years that it has been reduced from fesfteea
hours..~They pay.for. board "a. per week,
to which, insEoweli, 1.-The facteries eddfhftH
cents a.wscle TAese|who knew hatis costs
to purchase pro1isie1s will 1aos bsstfrpsised
to7be,ted that .ethe boarding 'lfoase scefe.
can scarcely make both ends meet ~ "thar"'wa
usually havefor breakfast hard; sour sisctfiti
small piece of something called @plc. and
miserable tsa.% At sucha price it is inpos.
siblc that the fare Should be decently good, II
is Charged also thatthe- paint and floor iirihs
roo ms of. the operative are never washed,
aEd they are allowed only "onc clean sheet
in;two weeks, and two towels per. weckfo for;
thir ty:fye beard6rs.Y. Also I" our GAS Is rot
turned on until quarter before six. go Fiat
we. have but three quarters of an honrto
wash, put up our hair, do our chamber work
and eat breakfast -
Then, .as 10 discipline; we are, fold that
cserything.is done By the tap of the beiS: In
the morning, /" three tapsof the bell ere ttiTcrr
for starting the engine, and in ratec m;.iutes
afte' the yard gates are closed This'fnte
is.so rigidly enforced that, "a few weeks ago..
>. yiung lady, after walking two miles was,
shut out because she reached the yard gate
three minutes too late, and hadte walk lsck,
lo<irg her day." During tho day "no opera
tive must leave the room in which she is em-
ployed, not even if the machinery stops,i and
no talking Or reading ls s!!!c:%=caa. For vioia-
ting rules forfeiture of wages-is the ccmmon'
'penllty; and two weeks notice inust.be girens
to leave, ortwo weeks wages forfeited. SOf
course, wages are not paid every week, ass
they are earned. 81 a.., ~ ,,s.e.
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THE GENITAL SysTEM-The Cincinnati
Chamber OF Commerce. has passed very em.
.phatic resolutions endorsing tho cental-system,
which has been adopted by the principal cities
Of the North, and is to 60 into operation on
the 1st Of March next. This is a long step
toward the much needed decimal system of
weights and measures. The Genial is one
hundred pounds CT anything and. weights
will, hereafter, t5e reckoned in centals and
pounds instead of bushels, pecks, quarts, &c.
In accordance with this system he weight Of
the barrel of flour, on recommendation Of the
Buffalo Chamber of Commerce, will, hercaf-
ter, be two centals (net) instead of 1876 pounds.
Those who remember what q task it was to
learn how many pounds of anything make a
bnshel, will not regret the abolition Of SO lh;
certaiu standard
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circulair: to the Friends s Of Jefferson Da-
= - - Wis. EyeryWhere.

To-day we inaugurate the movement in
this place to raise.a. fund for the, e Relief of
the family of Mr.. Davis, We. hass.placed
ct convenient points in. Columbus. spbscrip-
ton lists, where only fifty centaiss allowed to
Be given III any one name. that every person
in our community may have an equal inter-
est in the pririleae; Of contributing, to the re-
hsf Of the Great State Prisoner cf Fortress
Munroe. All appeals for his release have
beer uaavaiing. individuals, cities; -conTeh'
tions ,ane States hate- petitiened in vainj and
a.l.We-nac now dc is to prove our sympathy.
b. ensuing against want those be SO dearly
loZes. Weask rot Charity be it1pmembcr-
ed this us oall an opportunity to. pay a jitst
del WHICH se as individuals and people
ow hi-l. We make no appeal to the liber-
ality ol OUR pc, .ple.i We. would not stir their
hearts ARE clifton of. the Well;kpQWn ,spf
ferings he u, hdured as q yicariouS offering
for US. s. We would only ask are uou willing
he Should painfully linger out BIS days II
prison without the consolation Of knowing his
! .nlily are provitet- for by the people who
called him to the position for which he 'suf-
fers, and for .whosea interest and .glory' h+i
Gould have. freely given his life2 :MInst he
suffer this. additional care .. 4re yon aQlaQg2
If no., then send in your. gifts. We ca not
measure our sympathy by. the sizeoe thezcon-
tributions. :. We are all poor, hut his family
is ours. They belong to the whole. couairy,
equally, to the rich and poor, the le.boyer apd.
the man Of ease. Then come with your offer.
inss from the workshops and the Offices, from
the schools and the factories from mills and
foundrics, from alt places of business and
pleasure, from men and women and children;
to each and, all, we offer an opportunity to
give 20 q cause that. only occurs once in a:
life time, to relieve the pecuniary necessities
of the great representative head of once
proud and free-peopIe. ,-s-,ei -
I0ung Ladies and Gentlemen Of, Tie .,So'ttA !!
do not suppose that, by some inexplicablt
mistake, the enclosed Circular GnGs lis way
to Your hands. a glance at its contents vii!
appprizc you of the object desired to be ac-
complished, and although it is strictly Wo'
mars work, yet to none do we so readily
turn for aid and sympathy as TO our daugh-
tcrs and sisters and our sons and 6rothcrs 70
the -fftsh, young hearts, uncontaninated y
worfdlt contact and to whom, if our. Beloved
country las a futtre,'we hook to I'll the places
of-our fallen heroes and statesmen. = . -
We ask 700 to sid US in our efierts to light
en- the burden Of grief now weighing down
our suffering Chieitain. We cannot. break
his chains hui it is our blessed privilege to
brighten the gloom of his cell, by assurances
that the future ofthose so dear to him, shall
be the frs, thought, the first care, of every
Southern heart. Respond to Cur appeal
promptly, and inauguratc in every hamlet,
village, city, similar efforts in behalf Of cur
great and good Davis.
LamEs OF Co1rMEus, Ga.
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INVENTORS, MANUFACTURES

vlyHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN il the largest
Il and nost widely circulated journal oil Its
class 10 this county. Each nnmbcrcontains ak
:een pages Nth nn.nerOus illustrations. The
Numbers for yonr matte twn volumes OF y pages
each. It also cont.ius full account OF all the
PRINCIPAL Inventions and discoveries OF tho day
Also, valuable ilustra,cd articles-upoa Tools and
MACHINERY used in Workshops, Manufactures,
Steam aud Mechanical Engineering, Wooden, Cot
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merry, Electric, Chemical, and Mathematical Ap-
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les. Oil md Wafer Pumps, Water Wheels, ETC.;
Household, HORTICULTURAL, and Farm implements
this latter Department bcih: very full and oil
greatyaiue to Farmera and Gardeners, Articles
embracing every department Of Popular sc'ense,
which every body con understand and which every
body likes to read.
Also, Reports Of Scientific Societies. at home
and abroad, Patent Law Decisions and Discussions,
Practical Reel pes,- Etc II also contains m OIL
.ai List OF all the PAteit Claims aspeoial feature
Of great value to Invent ors and owners OF Patents
+ Published Weekly, two volumes each year, COM
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Msssrs. MUM & &C. have had twenty years
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;tors who may have sucTi business TO transact can
:receivc, free, sll ncedfu advice how to proceed.
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Unseen Companions.
BY WILLIAM WINTER.

There cometh time when the guilty soul
Is alone with the demons of doubt and sin;
When clouds are murky that round it roll,- =: =
And lightnings lurid TINT blaze within:
When the 1hantofns; that rise from far:oF years
Are the woful phantoms of peace and JOY,
And the man may see, through his binding tears
Tho innocent face Of the.happy boy. -
Whe. terribly, round his desolate way,
wild eyes arc slancing everywhere; - :
When he cannot smile, and he dare not pray
For his heart is withercd in wan despair l.
But-there cometh another, bstter time, :.
When the fearful struggles Of passions cease,
When the winds blow solt from q heavenly cline,
And thelight in his soul is the starlight Of peace
Then Hone makes a Summer Of dinmondshecn
And violets flower the emerald sod
And he walks alone in o joy serene,
Alone with the ansels-alohe with God!
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sHEK1DAH's 'odDEs:- Geieral Sheridan as
added snothfus to Hi5s reputation by refusing
to allow the citizens OF Galveston 10 "giv,. >
civil escort; from the steamer 10 The cars, ~
the remains 'of General Johnsson"~ 1t -:
true that G. e:rera! Johnston was a rebel, .api !,
;that1he-jied in the cause CT the 'C6hfedcrac
but the rebellion has passed away, and We
can see nc impromicEv. IN allowing the pee
pie Of the. -Soutl. To honor swhorh they please
in a civil, capatiy. III the proposal had .bcsnss
to give ni!itsry honors 10 the senains ol. Go.:,..
eral Johnston, tie case would be.,ditftreais /:
If the Gonfcdcyale uniforms, tags; ,or-. .aaas-
Other appur,cnanccs Of the rebelhen were to- :
have, teen displayed en -she occasion, than (
the. ac.ion OF General Sheridan might be jus.
titled. But SO 3ay as.appears from the-cor.'.
;respQpisaca, there was To- be nDtaiag 'nsre i.
than ci-il eseosta short distance .throuit.t-
the citf. Does Genstal She-id..n or apytuiys,
else wish to take from the Southcso'pebpleshs r
aEeclcn, which they feel for -Hert wh,toastt =
,and.dicd by,thcir side -dnping The .ate wa..es-
If TIC. South. had conqucredtc North, would !.
not we cherish the memory oil our her9ss ~
quite as -mush aS.,we,! now do? General
She:idln's course is, not" calculated 10 haSt.n
the era of fraternity and concord between',e
North lnd Souiln, and we fail to see ho't it
can rsceiyethe endorsement of Sober, thonsh
full and consideratc men.-New York SuaSt ~
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: '.SEsT HERE TO. PnorRep (e) ps. Cor->
siderini., saysthe Tallahassee .Fioridoa. the
conduc. Of the soldiers occupying Tallshas-
see Ior the past two months. We have ljetn:
struck with the inquiry of an-esteemod ce,a-
tleman from New Yor1,s temporarily Y,.si arg
in this ;it,, yizs. Is this the pretec.io+af
forded he Sosth,by the military .au,tcrities 3.
IF so, deliver us, Of tho North from ks,ch
protetiion,m- We give below an extract
from an exchange, showing that -Thomsspill,,
Ga, hasjust been deprived CT some of tkeA-
G blessings which We are>now, enjoying e: >
in Tallahassee: ..-t,i e ~ s,,' vfS-,i =
Thcmasxilleis once more eyacuatedbvthe
United Seates,lorces, and the town is now :
restored to- its usual quiet. About a-doser,i
soldiers. attached to tho Freedman Bureau, 8:
drinking and carousing, ,eufsing and sNeafirg:
in the ourtHohe, wEcre they had theiIs.
headqusrterss have kept the town risrSan .x,,,,
roar, for several months, and requiring all the.
yigilanc, Of the authorities 80 Keep sthe,n ii,
subordination. ,at last they, received .orders; E
and left on the train Wednesday morning. Ii
it should ever be found Necessary to send
more soldiers here, we sincerely lope o bet, )
ter class will be. selected. But there never
will be sDy necessity for soldiers. to keep this
community quiet as long as. the civil authori-,.
ties are untramnieled, and not even then, il !.
the citizens are left TO themselvss.n .s.a ar ;
aaa~A fsasE that soath FlSsias &C. Il
destined before many years To teem with the rich.
U.sk IND; ,,rodrrb;an,
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TILE -.
SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTIST
5000 New Subscribers Wanted.


rEyHE SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTIST fol
4 1861 will be EN- NLARGED about oro-f"urth
il. present size. Being the only Baptist Paper
published 10 South Carolina, and having been
adoptea and reeomme nded By all the a associations
.,c the State, VIC arc determined ia make 1t wor-
thy of the patronage Of EVERY BAPTIST
FAMILY IN South Carolina.
Our Platform.
We will earnestly contend for Z" the Faith ono,
delivered 10 tie Saints bearing testimony to tht
good OH doctrines taught in the Word Of God
,iiscarling sill popular com rumis-s of Truth
with Error, und' accepting Unicn alone am"ng
the disciples of our Rcdecmer; who have be-
lcyct, the truth, and Obcycd the commandments
of .Fcsus Christ. who * kcal over the Church
and the only King in Zion. Believing that ths
Church Of Christ is Sovereign ah1 independent
."wiug lcsiance tn more other but Christ, hei
hrad. we shall c0nterd against all interference
with her right, by bocies only advisory in theil
organizations:
INTERESTING ARTICLES.
. In addition tho" Confession of, Faith,
which we are now publishing, we will, ut IN earl,
date, commence the pahiica'ion Of seTiss of Edi
rorisls on the " History of the Church. which
every BAPTIST will be interested in reading.
We will also publish Narrative of thrilling
interest, in adap,etncss to the wants "f The people
We are determined that tho Bopti"" shal
lave no superior. Containing, "a it will, every
ihing which affects, CIR interests the DeDomina
ton from every quarter Of he>world.
THREE HUNDRED MINISTER'S:
There are uoariy Three Hundred Baptist Min
listers in South Carolir q, aud if each ono will only
send us Ten New Subscribers. how easily We cal
ruiso our 1000 New Subscribers. Will not ever.
Baptist Mini..or in the State make al effort t
get us at Icist ten nc.7 Subscribers.
[ Terms:
+ Single Copy, 7 year $3.50; Five Copic', year
$3.50: Ten Copies year, So GO; Twenty Co
pies, year; s4o, o,Oo--iavlriaay in advance
is not necessary that. The Club should all b
1t o.o Pest Oincc. AiLtb~t is necessary IL, tina
he names and money oil he sert at the sam
iinc. Be careful in writing tho names and. pos
Office plainly.
+ To any oae sending us Five new Subscribers
7i,h the money, re viii send copy Of the Bap
list, free of charge, foi ono year.
Premium. ITO tie ono sending us the larg
cs. number OF Subscrihrrs Wy the first Of May, W
will give a No. / SEWING MACHINE, wort
SIXTY entirely new, having ncvc
been used. Who will get the largest number
Address, w. e. WALTERS,
E Eitor s. C. Baptist,
anderson, S. G.
| IAN % I'm 5
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: IssuRE YpuR MINISTER S ElFs-0ur CO.
.teruporary-thc Winchester 1fmss-H'alscs
capital suggestion about CONGREGATIONS dsG:
ring tue lives Of their ministers, Which we
take pleasure in transferring to cur columns
1t would be but o mite in the experses of a
large congregation to take out a policy for
their- pastor, and the suggestion is well wor-
thy.of consideration. The Times says,
This good object could be secured by each
congregation insuring the livesof their minis
ter. The, expense is in significant 'whei, com
pared with the good object in view. When
it is considered that The eject Of irsurng
your minister's. life. will relieve his niad OF
its heaviest burden, elevate. the standard Of
his pie.j', aud enable him to deyote the whole
o. lis tune to the SALVATION, of sotHs, We can
not see how Christians can hesitate longer to
adopt our suggestions or soine other looking
to the same good object.
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Southern School Books

It is no longer possible to usu in our schools
the books Of Nn-:herrT origin. They ere
found d~usaslIy y--to belle -our sshis!ory, slander
our people aud spoil ourIanguuge. We want
the truth, and not Ections, which are not
only terribly false, but terribly dul and stu.
pid. We want the English language, and
not1a broguc. We rejoice 10 sec that proper
efforts ere making, in the proper place. to
give us the sort OF books We need, Tor The
education OF the young. The Professors oil
the Virginia University, all Southern mcH,
and all highly endowed and highly capable,
have taken the matter in hand, and through
the press of G.. B. Richardson &-Co. wesare
almost fully provided. already. with an entire;
complete and most excellent Southern Sehaai
and University series. Professor G. /. Holmes
has prepared fer our children pictorial prma-
er, All elementary spcllcr, and five successive
pictorial readers, all admirably conceived.
finely illustrated and we'll gotten mp. School
charts accompany this series. Professors Ven.
able, M. F.Maury, lie Conte, Gilderslesye
and d. We're follow with, text books in4an'
guages aud the sciences; Holmes. Gayarre,
Porter and Silnms ollow, il history: and, al
together, make US independent in educational
matters, if We are not in political. We coun-
sci Our people, as well as our school teachers;
to cxaiadc these volumes, and we should
insist that the time las come when. Southern
children Should be tanglt only by Southern
men RI not capable of teaching our owl
.childrcn, we haed no right to chi!dreh at>all;
and We certainly can do them no juSnce: We
are happy to see that tic Senate and House
of Representatives of'theSmte of Mississippi
bas rpcon,menJed.this series for adeptionin
all the schools and academies Of thai Stale;
that the G.ncral Assembly of the Stakc Q.
Georgia has done the same thing, ant !lHf
the press Of Alabama .and other soaiEerni
STATES is calling upon their people to do like
wise. Let III" bail 6f rcfira, and pHgfess
ron on, and all1inrcdimed,s lie SWEEP out D!
the trrlck:-Gharieyton Mercury. -" 81;