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FLORIDA.

BY tho Fornnndiua Courier we SEQ that Flor
ida is about TO tuke another step forward in her
onward course of civilization, and is to havo
it has long had this step in contemplation, and
procured the necessary material, but that the
stringeuoy Of the times had, until now, prevent
ed it from carrying the project into execution
At ON early day, however, Florida is to have a
daily paper. The publishers state that they
will commence their daily with three hundred
subscribers; venturcsome enterprise, but ne
enrnostly hope that II may be successful, and
that II mny be followed by simila" -"'"-r-;-.F
in other parta nf .l- 0'et'
III ,.. o,.e ppsrapn now pcuetrates and traverses
a large part of Floridn and quite feat Of {tel-
egraphic) dispatch is mentioned by the papers,
achieved by DR.. ". II. IIEILs, General Super
intendcnt Of the International Telegraph Com
pany, who laid 275 miles of line, oil now in OK
celient working order, in 884 working days.
The working force employed in oonHtrucling
this line, consisted of sevcnty-fye picked men,
all ofiwhom, md also ten teams, were brought
from New, York to Punta Rosa in q vessel which
had been chartered for this express purpose
This limo is between Gainesville and Puntn
Rosa, and the. Iine between Gainesyillb and
Lake City Inns been completed moro recently.
Tho oablo from Cuba to Koy West, il is eIpcct-
cd, will be laid by the first Of noxt month and
the Western Union Telegraph Company expect
TO have their line finished about the same tinc
from Savannah TO Lake City, when there will
be uninterrupted communication through entire
Florida and 10 Cuba. The railroad also, from
Gainesville 10 Lake City, is nearly finished.
We take great pleasure in recording those SUBJ
stantiai signs of progress and material growth
ind prosperity in our sister State. H'"''r
Florida has unparalleled advantages Of cli-
mate and SOIL She only needs population 10
develop her ineIhuustible RESOURCES; and this
she win assuredly attract. just so soon rs the
county isa littlo more settled. Floridn is dcs-
tined to be one of the richest agricultural
States of the South, and our merchants should
SEQ to it that Charleston retains her shnre Of
Florida trade, which before the war wns an
important item in our commercial transaotions.
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An ORDINANCH

10 REGULATE THE 5IoRAoE OF PETROLEUM, ira pno
DUCTS, dND oTHxn nVI..AHApLE o1IA.
BEo. l. Be Il ordained BY tie Mayor and Afderu,enn;
ef Jqae pa5t I steraso far sals In any cellar
store or building sqqth of Line sfeet tn srgef qsn,
tty thnn Any gallons oh any one lot or prefnises aud
any such quantity 90 kept sored sha be contained ia
veasels Of tin or other metal % I,l |,"' I''.7t
SEQ That Petroleum, tta produots or rny other In.
fammAble oil or ois whom brought into the city by
or y, may DO iopt on any lot or In any building ip
twpnyfouF hours, upon the expiration Of which dma Il
DO removed and tcpt In tho manner required by
tAe foregoing SECTION,
sHo 9: Aiy Pelypn or persona violating any part OF
this Ordinance hhl bo subject to hns OF two hundred
dollars for each offence recoverable In any Court Of
potent Jurisdiction. m, az. =
R.tnsd in City Co1nc thle tzsntyar=t d.y Of L., u
Tho year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
siIty-seyep. n" IT
N U.A-l p. O. 0Au.I.ARD, Mayor.
W, a, SLnTH, Cloyk OF Council, June
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s5- id Communications Intended for publication Z,
hts Journal must be addressed 10 Ue Editor Of he
Daily Ne,cs, No. IS Edyne-street, Charleston, s. G.
business Communications 20 Publisher of Dddt
Netcs.
Wec undertake 10 re,.rn rejected oommunica
lions.
Advertisements outside of Tho city must be dcoompa
MED tuih the cash.
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Oh A RI E s TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. 1867.

Jon wonk.-wo havo now completed our
Office 30 as TO execute, in tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We
most respectfully ask tho patronage Of our
friends.
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ouLArIoN.-The DAILH1

LARGEST Tho GDAILYs
News publishes tho Official List Of Let
ters remuining IN the Posto6ice at the enes'
Of each ,Oeek, agreeaJiy, to the Joitos0ing
section of The Neo Posto6fce .Lav, as he
ne,ospaper having the largest circulation in
the city Of Charlestos:
sSkcroa And DO Il further onncted, That hHs OF lot,
remaining uncallod for In Posofoo IN city,
town or village whore Newspaper shall bo printed,
shall hereafter be published only in tho newspaper
which. being published wcOiy oftencr, shn hnvo tho
largest circulation within range Of delivery OF tho said
Office.
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!. e PHOTOGRAPHS 70 ; 4. =
FOR THE . MtLLIONiii

n WILL sEHp, POSTPAID, 80 PHOTOGRAPHS or
The celebrated Actors for 60 cents; 20 Actresses
or 90 oents 80 Union Genorsa for 20 eents 30 RAbe
tfu young Ladies' for 80 oants; 20 nnelookins younu
Gentlemen Cor 30 contI largo Photographs Of French
thby appear 90 oenta; for 80 oent Of he most
beautiful Ladies' Of tho Parkkn ballet Troupe q hsy
sppe;r z hp play q the RiAef Crook y Nbios ofrdea
seaa y osd~uteR o. Boz InvnnMH.at 'ipt,
Nay ID t9&' ,lH
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HDTICk

~ ..Er.t .t-ts .-..' '.S.H HUIICk,
nRJtCE oLRnK OF COUNOa.-THR FOLLOWING
" clause Of Section Of an HOrdnAnce 70 Raise Bup-
plea for 1851" publahed for the Information
fparsons selling Good, by sample otherwise who
notified to report at this ofdoe
.Thrco dollars every hundred dollars Of all goods
sold In this city by rsons NOS feaents, by sample
otherwise" W. a. SMITH,
March .a Nrl.iN Clerk OF Council
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TEE HERALD.

(B PUBLIHHKD WEEKLY AT NEwBRnRY O. a., AT
ss peg annurn, and, having . large circulation
throrGh Al tho upper and lower Districts Of the State
Affords great advantages TO ldyertiseTl f!- IT
Rats. fof sdvStsng ye11 teAaonablsnor which spply
10 our Agent M 2 p. MfDk1t, el the Ntlls HOUSE.
Ho,.nb.y "a, stss.e =. -, 1870,
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NOTICE. .
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
Cak1IIsror. 8. O., Hsy %, 1888.
DARl0RAPH II. o! ORDINANCE TO REaUIATK
I tho "Cleanhng Of PrIyiss and Vaults" forbids the
OF barrels In cars and wsgons and PARTIES ap-
plying for censo required 10 provide closed cart
suitable for the pnrpote All persons, therefore, who
purpose taking Jobs pf ho kind sse hereby required u
LTins their carts 70 main grsra house for inlpe5aon bo
rospplytng for loonsA O. B, SI9RALD
AsIN Emo Captain Of Police
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Ia- notice..
0FFICB OF TIE CHIEF OF POIIoE,l -
.a-# CHAHLISroN, 3. O.. Nay 4, 1867.
rJBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
i Enclosures, vaults 40, win oommencs on Xoaday
<r g. inst Owners and occupants hereby requlrsd
10 800 that their premises Arc In good condition and
nl nlth and garbage 10 removed a. required by Ori
Innoe. Othsr inspections VIII follow. M
By order Of Mayor OAKLAND. .I|-H..
aEg s. O. B. BIawALD.
Chief Of POLICE
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

T8 pUDLIH7RD EVERY WEDNESDAY, At BUN.
i TEB, g. O., by aTLBKRT FLowERS proprietors
NJ -FOUR DOL1.ARS pcr anuum, invariably IN sdvance
Advertisements inserted ut uauL rates.
Every stJo Of Job PntinS executed In the nestcs'
style And greaieAt dispatnh. = sepsomDef ~
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she REvAI.s SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
~ shs testoFes TO happiness those who, from dolcful
friends loss Of moisy. f.. lave b become dosponaapt
she S.ng together those long separated giyes 3nfors
ton concerning absent friends or lovers restores lost
stolen property, tells you tho busneHs you arc best
QAlPd to purauo and In what You will be ost success.
ssq.es spsey marriages, and tolls You tbe rory day
SS IsSs rsetty .ssssss ss ssss;
SEQ In the arHamsnths mse1c sss that everyone oF
dominate in the conhgurationfrom tho aIpepts and
positions of The planets and tho nIod in tho heavens
at tho time OF birth, eho deduoes the future deany OF
man Pail not to consult tho greatest Astrologisf on
Sava ~ Sos yoa and you may never isain
hfehsss md al ansir9 tptorm.ton, 81. Parties living
s s.fsty - and sssstsson to Msasslscs = tin
Ewered and konees enclosed. sent by mail receipt
price aboye mentioned. Tho strictest secresy will ie
maintained, and all correspondence returned dostr.y
e4 Hsfarences Of tho hishest order furnlhed hoia
nItRg Them. WHts pleiaIy fhe day Of tho month AMI
hAir, .Ia : f
Addreas, AApANr Il, A, pERRIdo,
T, o. pnAwIB 293, puRYALo, NY,
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m EETlM @ S.

HOARD OF FIRE MAsTERs.
REGULAR MEETING OF THIS BOARD Will.
"a BIO hold This Erening. nj tho MaIie1 Hail. Al D
O'Clock. u. NJ. BrROBEL,
Juno 10 Clerk and Superintendent
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PUBLIC EXAMINATION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

A s THERE WAS A DISAGREEMENT IN THE NO.
TICES given In the papers relative 10 tho Last meet
ing. for tho purpose Of encouraging Foreign 1mngra-
uo notice given that thoro will DO another meeting.
Florence, H. c. Juno 22d aud nt lhs citizens OF Dar-
lIngton and adjoining Districts nvite to attend
Juno 10 JOHN J. JAMES, Sccro nry.
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LOS r.
B 0 AR Di N G,

DOARDING-TIlREE PLEAshHT ROOMS
ID with good BOARD can bo had immediate Appli
cation TO No No. so CHUnOH STREET. Vcst ido near
Trudd street, Terms reasonable June IL
1TXCELLENT BOARD, At VERY Low
IL rates. In tho central busness part of tho city
without lodging In private house, now bo had
For particulars address ak. L." Postofice. bIsy 10
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HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TTEED THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
W. II. SMITH.
Juno 10 President.
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upon q modicum Of Ane-cut, anticipating
| the crisp rustic OF treasury paper. that NO
break our morning roll and oleavo the brown
| loaf with inward trepidaaon that ne carve
our fowl delicatoIy, slice our sausages with caro-
| oIamine critically our napkin at the restaurant
for how do wo know where tho prike may be7
Imagine the rate breakfaster complaining OF the
toughnoss OF his breakfast and the waiter respect
fully suggesting that no must have secured the
one containing the greonbaok |; tho smoker cursing
the quality ofihis cabann, and discovering the
difficulty; TO be q half consumed draft at sight
tho individual Of tender pedal g1tremlties tugging
at refractory boot, from which the polite sales-
take dyiuers wand o1s 81 ot bSSash 9Th sesSs
to indicate the prosepce Of treasure, and mako
thorough trial before wo seek tho hundred dollar
noto which, harlequin like jeers at us from every
| shop window only to elude us when We think We
have It safely packed In our " solsoe OF etuffad
with our sausage meat: tU.AF rr
OF THE FnENon Expos1TIoN, q recent CORES.
pondont obacryos "Aa TO tho Exposition ITSELF it
gets moro attractive as It gots more In order The
beautiful Little model buildings Of tho exterior Rar
den are now most ly finished, and when the yealb-
or LIS fine are loading objoct. Bat in this climate
tho weather is seldom hno. Iaet yeok wa had tvo
or three warm days, but since then it has been
cold, drizzly aud uttorly disagrooablo. Noyerthe
loss, there are exceptional hours whom the rain
ceases, II tho sun don't shine, and then Won NAV
run over tho representative and model structures.
or these have found the most interesting sSed-
ish cottage, fashioned, 1. Is said, after that In
which dUsTAyUs YAsA liyod 8 Russsn post-house,
with the horses and stables the country palace Of
tho Boy OF Tunis |; the Temple Of Pharoah, from
Egypt; Turkish Mosque and an exquisite Eng
lish cottage, that our architects might study with
advantage would describe these 10 you II I had
time, but perhsps your readers will be glad that
have not" q! :, :. ...a
LRLTEn IRON gentleman crossing ola the
sues canal from tho Mediterranean TO the Rod 90.
gives some interesting pictures Of lfo thereAbouts
Il appears tbtt tho H. LEasKPs and his sssIetants.
| and tho humorous persons In tho employment of
the canal company, have built houses along The
limo Tor their accommodation. Tho result IA the
appearance OF moro activity, moro industry. and
more OF European village LIE and stability than
have over boen seen on the sands Of SYRIA The
houses have gardens attached, which Are Sul, ~
yerdure. Tie ohiof engineer had garden fpI, ~
fruits, flowers and vegetables. Tho writer u,a
,ured that not foot Of soii had hsea pscod tbera
beyund what was brought by the oansl; that irri.
gatlon,, and irrigation alono, had accomplished
these wonders, snd mhde tho desert 10 bloom,
With this example, Il Is no exhaysgant antio,p.-
uon thattlo Holy Land will yot 'fblossom ai the
rooe; and tho wilderness become fruitful feld.s
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that q large slirinkago has "happoned"-ss With
seizure under tho Maino Law. Wo bolieyo it has
never been Satisfactorily settled ION scientific
principes), why 'tarrestsd" spirits are 30 much
moro volatile thnn whom IN tho charge of owners |
Tho inhabitants OF SaintIsmier, Dsuphind, in
npIESS ESsa yere astonishod the other morning
nom Of cascade and s4S s syWSgs
the Isero, through o protty valley adorned With
,tross. Tho explanation Of tho phenomenon appear.
70 be that tbo soil at the foot Of tho rock ftom
which the cascade falls is somewhat unstable, and
from the constant moisture subsIdenco OF Tho
soil has takon place, and the water now runs into
the ground, considerable quantity Of oarth having
been washed into the valley. q.
Last montl, a considerable quantity Of old silver
coin Was found under tho stump OF hazel In a
wood called Lovers Oopse on tho estate Of hlrl H.
r. SEYMOUR, near Marlborough, England The
silver pieces arc about tho size Of q Gorin, aud
bear the following dstos 1914, 1881 and 1906. Tho
finder took two pounds oight ounces in weight of
those coinR from tho hole whero no discovered
them. 90 soon as his good fortune became known
TO his noighbors, many Of them wont TO the oopse,
and, with spades, forks and aIos, made persis-
tont search In tho vicinity, whom moro pieces wore
found. 't" - 81 ="
; largo fossil lump OF the lower msxillsry' Of n
UAmmotn nhB Dcen dtScoyered in HottnQhan
England. lsborer was At work In ST. Michael
street, excayating sandstone rock, whom hs camo
upon stone-like substance it waa handod over
to tho Nottingham Philosophical sooioty, by which
It has been oIaminod. The contro OF tho stuutp in
greatly, worn by constant masticatIon, but the
ensmels dinns Of tho sorios Of grindors arc yory
bright and clear. The tooth was found in tho
ssnd-drif, 8 foot inches below tho surfaoo It
xaigba abort Al Dounds. ~.
A curious account is, ppblished of Japanese
nsRspSper, ahi6h Has established at Jetldd at the
beginning OF the present year, It Is printed on
silky-looking, yellowish paper, contains fonrteon
qu.rto pages, and is entitled Bon Kok Shin Bun
81, THE Untpersat .Ns.ospdper). The object Of
the paper is stated In tho preliminary prospectus
to be to hurnish tho Jspaneso with tho most it,.
portant foreign no&s, and it is I'd appear from two
TO three times month. In the opening numbor
there is q dialogue betwoeu two Japanese meeting
IN Hyde Park, who discuss the rolatiye advantages
Of tho overland and tho Panama and Ban Francis
90 routes respectively, BY which each has arrived
in London. Thon follows an elaborate article on
Tho Atlantic telegraph, detailing tho advantages
IL secures 70 commerce and politics, especially Il
case Of war. 81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19
Artificial Limbs,
We call attention to the fol!oging imror-

We call attention to the fol!oging imror-
tant notice:
OFFICE Va, BOARD on ARrrrrcrAL Lrs,rs. =
RicHNoND, Va, Fcbuary 5,IS67. {
The General Assembly of Virginia, during
the present session, have passed an act to
furnish artificial limbs to soldiers who have
lost limbs during the late war.
A Board of Commissioners has boon organ-
lied, consisting of the Governor, Auditor of
Public Accounts and Dr. L. B. Watkins, to
whom has been assigned the duty of exceu-
ting this act. 1t is the purpose Of this Board
to address circular letter to every man who
may wish to enjoy the benefits of this law.
This circular will contain the provisions Of
the act, and definite instructions to appli.
cants, aud should be received by the parties
before leaving home.
Persons interested and those who arc dis
posed to aid the Board in carrying out the
benefcent purposes of the Legislature in the
execution of the act, will please communicates
to VIM. L. Taylor, Esq, Secretary of tho
Board, Richmond, Va" the names in full.
post-otfcc address, county and character Of
the amputation of each applicant, who is a
citizen Of Virginia, and lost his limb during
the war.
Editors of all newspapers in the State,
clcrgymeu, public officers and others arc re-
qucsted to give this notice circulation.
i. II. PIERPoINT,
-.f'-7 w. 7. TAYLOR,
L. 3. WArkIEs,
e...as ..- ContnlisstOHer5
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

s9-Nr. Charles Sumner, in the United
States Senate, on the 5th instant. surpassed
himself, and all competitors for the palm of
diabolism. The bankrupt bill was before tho
Senate, and Dir. Sumner moved an amend.
ment, that no person who could not take the
test oath should be allowed to avail himself
of the benefit of the bill
Dir: Fessenden sharply rcbukcd him, and
characterized the amendment as "an odious
proposition" Dir Sumner replied to Sir,
fesse3nden, and tried to defend himself; but
the Senate rejected the proposition by vote
This is ihe most purely vindictiyc propo-
sition that has yet come from any quarter
1t comes from that accomplished young Athe-
nian, who aspires to combine the versatility
of Alcibiades with the integrity of Socrates
who has engrafted the rnalignity and business
capacity of Philip II. on a sub-structurc Of
Puritanism-who adds the aboundfDg and
liberal genius of Cicero to the deliberate aad
cultivated ferocity of Robespicrre. He ad,
yoeated the measure as demanded by the
principles of universal liberty and the inter
est of humanity" Beautiful dewitt Char.
tonesrize C2tronclc.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
A Rich Speech.

The H0mstead Exemption bill teipg under
consideration in the House of Delegates Of
Virginia, a few days ago-tle House having
rejected Mr.. Wocdson's amendment, aud the
question being upon adopting. Mr.. Gaructt'g
substitutc-7Mr, Hansbreughs said :sa,s
Mr.. Speaker, my friend from Essex, EIKs
Garhett] who has just taken his seat. set out.
by saying. that1he was not going to make u
speech. am going to make specch, and
if had half the knowledge that he las. I
should probably make as long speech as he
has done, but my little fund viii soon be ex-
haustcd. have been in debt all my life.
2apd'the more property l had the more in debt
always was. Butt have been toiling aud moil-
ing of late years, grunting aud sweating uu-
der a weary life to get the money to pay nv
honest debt. Now at length L sec what u
3monstrotrs fool have, been,oi I should hayo-
waited for thisbill. Aladdin's Lamp is found
at last, and have but to rub little and be-
hold IN moment, Sin the twinklihs of an
eye, am lord of the manor, lord para
mount. Like Robinson rGrusue, nm ''mon-
arch of all l survey I'll play Sir Oraelo
and strut like an alderman. This billlcgis-
latcs me into my patcrnal domains, my ''an..
cestrai halls and patrimonal oaks 1t gives
me all my wite's parapherualia-.-allt the cscut.
cheOhs, pictorial paintings and arrnorial bear,
ing of my noble ancestors, whom can trace.
back through CENTURIES to King William tire
Third they all came once from Germany,
and were mehials. and terIs to the Prince oil
Orange. % y f5sls g.,5 .,.,
. But, Mr. Speaker, ououghor myself I hayo
beer, tho hero OF my own tale. My coDstitG-
ents dnn't,want land. They have more land
now than they can support, but they arc not
in debt. They never had credit enough Ia
get in debt. They are poor but honest pco-
pie, and, Mr. Speaker, it would have done
your heart good to have gone around with mo
at Christmas time, from house to house among
them and seen the staIwart lads and comely
lassics dancing blithc!y to the tunes of Kiss
Me Sweetly" aud "Brinllc Bull.'
1.-THE remarks of Mr. Hansborugh were
listened to with profound attention, broken
only by occasional irrcprcssiblc laughter
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CHAPTER II
An Incident Of tic Har.


Tn August. 1864, Gen. Smith, with an
army of twenty thousand soldiers, occupied
Holly Springs for several weeks The numer-
GUS outragcs and robbcrics pcrpetratcd by
soldiers ofthat army, during their occupancy
Of that place, would fill a large volume
Many of their misdcods were of the grosscst
character, one of which We propose to give an
outline Of 10.
AT the time this army was here, there was
a small residence on Lamar street, occupied
by clever, worthy gentleman, a non-comba-
tAnt and his poor, feeble and dying wife,
The disease which the wife was laboring un-
der was well known to be incurabIe She
had been confined to the house for months.
looking calmly forward to the hour of her
dissolution, knowing that death alone could
relieve her from the agonizing pain which
she had suffered so long and duucomplainingly.
During the quiet intervals IN her sickness she
had taken great pains to prepare a suitable
shroud to be buried in. This shroud she al:
ways kept under her pillow, that it might be
ready when she died.
Some federal soldiers, in search of plumber,
one day entered the room of the dying wo-
man, and suspecting that there might be val
uables hid in the bed, rudeIy took her off
and laid her upon the floor. In their search
among the bedcIothes for money, they found
the shrOud, which, from its beautiful work
manship' seemed to attract their special at
tention They examined it thoroughly, max
ing all kinds of profane and testing remarks
about it, after which one of these ficnds in
human form put it on over his uniform, and
danced and yelled around the room for sew
eral minutes
They then tore the shroud into slips and
ribbons and fixed them to their hats and coats,
oil hat J II
of the dying woman like. maniacs and de-
mons. The scene was too horrible and
heart rendering for the lady long to endure,
and the next day her remains were borne to
their last resting place This is no over
wrought picture, but actual facts of the scene
as it occurred. We hope that the monsters
who participated in this outrage, met their
just reward before the war closed; and if
they did not, the sword of the avenger
should yet -oyertake thcm.-Holy Spripg
Reporter. ~
What is more beautiful and poetic than
the chld's idea of ice ?--'''Water gone 10