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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-12
District Court of the United states.

District Court of the United states.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter of
- John Weeks, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
This il 10 give notice that petition has been pre-
sented 10 tho Court, this first day OF May,
isGs, by John Weeks, Of Porter, q bankrupt;
praying that no may he decreod to have inll
discharge, from ali his debts, proyahle under
the bankrupt Act and upon reading said Petition, II
rs ordered by the Court that q hearing DC had
upon the samoan tho thirteenth day OF July,A; H.
1865 before the Court In Portland In said District,
at o'clock, r. NJ, and that Nil creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In interest,
may appear at said time and place, and shsw cause
should not he granted. WA. z. PREDLE.
Clerk or District Court for said District
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Raedar'S German Snuff.
Try H. for costs but IS cents For sale by al druggists;
r seni IS cents to o. L. SEYMOUR CO., Boston, and
reoeiye box by return mail. OctlssplyI3
American citizen., 1868-01-25
A Tina for Work

Who IS going to be idle in tbese
, trying times? Who dares TO sir
down with folded arms, and wait for
others to minister to his wants when
every one should be up and doinn
something for his own and the publi@
good Here is a man, or boy, that
wants to live eaSy-be likes TO dress
WELLS fond of something nice RI
eat-iIkes to ride a pretty horse or
pony indeed he wants to be com.
Portable and to have a good time zen.
orally. Wen, sir. We want to have a
little plain talk with you about these
matters. What do you suppose God
has placed you in this world forI
WI you think of that little! Yor
nice man or boy, over there, we don't
care where, with pretty soft hands.
ana dainty, handbook appearance
=" new You are SO beautiful! Your
ouo'S Slltter-yOur neck tie and IA.
per collar are in the "lateSt agonv''-
Nour mouStachc and so forth all Iipht.
out OF what use are you to the vorIdl
mats the question. What service
're Nou rendering to God and vour
ciIOW-men ! Now, sir, this is time
or WorN-are you doing any Gift!
NJ what hour did you rise this morn.
n%; and what have you been doing
ihce ! VIII you stop here and an.
Wer these questions before You read
ny further Come, You nice little
nan, reHect a little-let an idea hit
on for once in your life; but take
are that the suddennesS and strange.
eSS OF the blow do not knock vou
eelS over head Say, now. YOU
alklng clothes-pOle you itinerant
lnd-boN-will You 80 to work? Nov,
lat'S the queStion-will YOU. nv
'od fellow +! Very well, go on then,
nd let the world see that you are a
an-roIl up your sleeves. and 60 in,
?, and if it kills you to work little,
e viii preach Your funeral with
eat pleasure.-ToRg Christian.
American citizen., 1868-01-25
1)raqs aDO 3})toitil'tG.
TIE CONSERVATIVE ccNygNr,,,
1T GIBSON.
A"opt.0n Of lie Name and Rtac'Dre,
q tie AGEaR0l NrR0cfc}ic Poyia.

uif if,,''I' 10 can OF The ENccntir
1"'n,,I !, zee o. iie constitutional [
l",l any quite Il large number
St"l ''u!'h nom various partS OF II
IT'S hnm 2am'r' e. 'TS' - Lloied IN the Senate Chan
Iei' a. JACKSON, Miss. Oh Wcdup
Jay 1"h'I!fN l5ih, 1868.
re- ~ l''"l'ou OF Mr. +. N. Verge
Nl'. compton, OF Marshall, was cali
.u .:s'''Pu.jiI'y to the chair; and, ol
W. W. 'T'' =, "i H''h. Freeman, MeSSrS. "
w.. w. Io't"r and Harris -Barksdale
- were ere appointed Secretaries.
~, W ~ lh4iioh 4ol Mr.. Gee. l.. Potter
oad,,..' W. ini.''S' an citizphS present from
n,'n:. ln''':,tS HC' represented. whether
j., ,Pi"il,e" c', .4nr''gatrS or not, who are
~ loE OF constitutional Peace and
, ~. ''Di, ,,,I:4 "''E"Ut regard to former par
tLo 'n,,'',H' ,'a' uc iHNl,ru 70 take part in
- '"t ''o''PuI'&S OF tins ConventIOn.
u, ,,o,,,I. n''''on o. zen. freeman, the
"'chihelS OF the PlpEs Convention
mnta mv'o "a, ,''o 10 seats, and to parti"i-
l'".t III 'He proceedings Of the Con
''1,1'oH' rl. =,
oil ine n',j I4iI ~, OF counties was then call. .
IortLo daI.l,, 4'.'S0 '''S0 - 4" i''i .id HNI .
2, VI .''r u'''"jlirS responding thereto:
plt p-h'I''i'S--J"ht >, Holt, Paul y.
Nv, tt, w.
y ~ At."id--'7' L. NJ. Turner, &. d.
',mln,'"'''eH'o' m,'" T;
CIn,, CI",I""- u; I. VI. Turner, proxy. t
C,,,;' oi"l Ne--E' r. Martimcrc, o. B. S
o'"''"s' h
l0NingtoU-John Gillis. +
IIancorl--D y Sal
Hiud3-J. d. Freeman. W w :
Porter, Joshua Green. G. G portor :,
5. N. Shelton. w. I. johnson - :,
Johnston. w. +. Fit2ocroId TTa,,. "
! BArksGalp. -
JaSprr-F. Z. Fipldpr CoI rro,,.. =,
| John McCormick. Mr., NrCool- ~
Kcmper-T G Robiuson 7 : =,
Morris. " ~
Lowndcs-W. II. Wortbipoton ~
MadiSou-JoScph r, Davis T,r,rr- ~;
Smith, f. G. Bowers. 4. \ Stn,.a,', ~
\. ID. Banks. A. p. HIN -
MarshalI--.J. w. &. Watson +, II -.
townsend, -. NJ. COMPTON. on,
NpShOba-V y-;l; -
American citizen., 1868-01-25
: 11I,Nl our Dollars per annuro

estimate the difference between q
Hancock and a Pope, vast as fine
oInefeiice Is, and learn how public
oulHm can be obtained and public an,
PROBATION secured. OF course Con
Gfal Dlilem's course is in accord with
General Ord's wishes, and this So
GJl TureS peace and quiet in Mississippi
we expect soon to see the beneficial
result OF Hancock's action and tba
PRESIDENTIAL appreciation of it in the
oancr Satrapics, with the eycention
OF ropes. He is too far gone TO mend
ana the only recourse left the Execu.
i've Is to hustle him out.
American citizen., 1868-01-25
representation in chat body.

AND, WHEREAS, The RppubJica,
ay majority now controlling the LeoisIa
1--WE power of Congress. have GstaL
IShfd Military Despotfsm over fer
n ,2JateS OF the Union, in violation oI
'nt federal Constitution, in defiance
+ oI VI Ihe executive and judicial dcpart.
- menus OF the government, Threatens
ing tHe executive with Impeachment
ana the Supreme Court with nm
a"rogation Of its Constitutional now.
efS' and showing a bold and persist.
ehC design to maintain their rpartizan
power, by the entire overthrow Of
constitutional liberty;
AND, NHEREAs. The nonnror
struggle upon these great questions
H"H resulted in a union Of ali consnr. .
NaiiVe men, without regard to form,
Party tltS, and in the establishment
o' powerful and successful oproSi.
l5oh TO THIS hateful dp>potism nnder
,ne -, i'ad OF the National Democratic
'i't ~ whose principles ana poIjcy ,
On LheSc questions are in strict ar.
coiialice with the political views of c
tiiS Convention. Therefore, t
Hc@1'red, That we hereby adont o
me name Of ana principles now aG. a
oc"i"d by the said party, and their ;
'o.ErlNa}iVc associates aId will do t.
'a5iIc under that banner until fine Il
mon Is restored to a constitutionoI til
'aSIS, and all the States are raro% iii
IZ",' as equals, in the great conloT. N
ramon OF American Sovprpigntias ha
he"'Ltcd, That the Military bills of 81
.o"-IeNS Tor the reconstruction of OH
'r So-ca'ied rebel States. are lpcon. pa
''.iI"iiaI ana oppressive in all tbpIr pr'
"ltlraiarS, and Should be resisted Inv con
ie unanimous voice Of the ppopIn at ter
le baIiot-box. ~ ''' ism
he%oired, That for the accompIisb. vie
: oi TINS result, the people of Mis- VII
''iIli are hereby recommended to nit,
game Central Democratic Asso. the
'tIoD, with similar Associations in enc
cry county, and in all the pripcj. vel
! clticS and towns in the State. and whc
,hI' eHd, this Convention will an. 9att
INT Central Committee Of nine and
loeht at the capital Of the Stare ton
II power to complete this party then
.ahl"atIoh, IN all respects. gov,
try.lfC3, That the ucarious de. com
Il oi the Republican party in Con. tutiC
S!, to place the white men Of tLo and
Ithcrn States under the govern. they
.Itat control Of their late slaves SYM
degrade the Caucasian race ms IN til
interiors OF the African negro. is that
American citizen., 1868-01-25

T. among the letters read at the
er Democratic banquet, in Washington.
! ! on the 6th, was the following from
.r the Hon, Geo. II. Pendaton.
c CINCINNATI. Jan. 4. 1868
Y u. ~. HooteF, Esq.,, H-a$hiaqtou
:. MY DEAR SRI reerrt tha+
f eaniiot participate in your ceIebra.
tIon OF the Sth inst. 1t will he an
{ occasion OF universal interest, TLo
attempted Authorization of the ter
southern States under the false nrn.
telce OF reconstruction Ofthc Union
me utter SubYersiOn Of the constitn
tIon to accomplish this end. tLn mo-
hI@acy aud corruption Dcryadin1
many branches Of the public service
have brought out their propcr re-
N'it$. Ihc reaction against the rev.
oIutiohaIy violence and license of the
past year has at last commenced TtI
progress VIII be aided by a worthy
coIltem mpIatIOn Of the life and cbarac.
Ter OF jackson, Of his fervent patriot.
ISM, ms persistent energy, his nm.
y Ientiil" " courage, of the fidelity with
"Alch ne maintained the rights. dio-
nlty and equality of the States at
ne same time that he forced obedi.
'hce to the constitution. 1t will be
ven to remember by whom. and
'here, and for what purpose. the last
@ltIe OF the war Of 1912 was fought
ma side by side with that recOilec,
ION to place the fact that the State
men saved from foreign foe is now
o'erned by m'litarv, in order te
ompeI ITS people to adopt a consti.
ltion which they do not approve
nj to establish Institutions which
icy abhor. The retrospect will wake
.mpathIeS and arouse sensibilities
the midst of which we NAV hone
'at hatred and bitterness and ven,
'ance VIII meltaway, and that kind.
'SS, good viii and charity will ce.
eht the Union by the ties of inter.
{ and affection and contentment
Ich alone can ehectuaIly constitute
one people.
Very respectfully,
GEO. II. PENDLETON:
American citizen., 1868-01-25

l. The MpfroD,r,fan pano,,, -.
I. .or General Ordnrs \, ~ - ~ 'Nl"
IL from Ilradgugrfp,s Snh Di.t,';n, ',t''s'
j. }iissi,sippi. inns rnna,.,..'. '''' '''' u
This is a ,tpplD thnri|bf dicoot;o,
p 7 his will svrpp many = cnI,n.,'I, 'o.'' ,..
l. of the brain of tbr J,,nJaI J,'.Il ou'
" and let a gliumcr Of ro,nman ""l sa',ss MeN
9 throuoh that dusk, r,,.rr,. ~ ''O
would eat. he must. WORK. IIo ;,ndt
TO be coddlrd and u.ttnI and ,'',',,' - iIo'
fed any longer at + he cynan.a or oI'0J'', tJ'',
hard working white mpr or tLo ao',.. INC
try. He is now to do vIaI o,,",,.
one Of our toiliua millions Inos ..a1
/. to work uDou the best forms H., o-,.
he procured. even sbouiJ i. rn,n'i,I,, I,','
|>u,Dort only" IIrisa l,oo,,,,,, ="
and has attained his mafnTirr. '''"; w.;
votes. he lroisatr<. me- oS,ar,'.. ~ ~
call him thr "uaijop's wsrJ" ,nD ~
longer is nm iu>ulr and an .,n,,,',i,!!
!. is to be- presumed lhat tIn I,''.,,'S ...,'
tion's WalI>'' l1,r.att,i,rI,I,n;.n,,'ir n,ir
mental st3.urp. wh.p th.,- n,,I.,,i,''. i'',''
for In, Caurasiap race: tLon Int ,ho,, ;
ASSUME fine otlpr r.>rnrsil.;I;t;,"' ~ m III t
lpaohood. and vi,iIn I.oisI,t,',,. .' vi f
other, nrpyidr for t5au,aI,n. 'oi
0rr liilirmy Sstr,,s ,,.n haaitI,in'.,. i',t" i
see that common drrr,cL7 ''',,, ,'annI,.'' " 5
this much. ar Ic3sf thn>n nf ,Lon ",I,S ,'',@ :
lre not rruaI ,.lts dn,l.n,.snd ,,,ni " ,'o a
Ii seems as if rioht rnason ~ '''~.v, vnt II
about IN assert its aeacpInnn,. ,,.'',7 "S y
he puhlic mind. and if is n ,,n,,Iiar T,C' e
" Of the American ncnnIn tIat @ In
sahout TO da.' prceelnS ,niha ., M ,ho h
lash rrecpdrs thp rrpo,t 1hc Iros",. Io 49,, W
apse of time that masses in Fnron. b.
rom the moment the uronIa GrSi Il
waken to the cousrioisnr of - Q,
rigvancc. tin they ultimately nnito al
o throwing IL off. is rs unknown Lnre m
: thcir lone fwiIiobfS orn Thoro Sii
re no transition prriodS here cnn, W,
aritively Sncakipa: dav comes c,ar gr
ark. spurious twiliGht Lridoina
American citizen., 1868-01-25

IL We are fighting Republicans
in the North; we ask YOU of the
South to endure but not indorse the
party that would murder you and rob
us. We have as Democrats-as peo.
ple-no bitter words for the past.
We are working for the future. as our
torelathers did. We ask you to raise
corn instead of cotton. We ask Won
to endure, to live poor, to support
your families, TO honor your dead, to
obey such laws as are III force till tbe
coming sense of the land will do
away with the illegal and make bet.
ter ones. We ask you to raise for
consumption more than export. IL
yOu send nothing to New England
except negro paupers she will soon
let YOU alone. j would, if | had the
power, blast your cotton crops for
the next five years till the hum of the
cotton mills of New England had
stilled. and till her voice was one of
fer fibre TO make her
profitahle.-LaCrossc De.
porrrf
American citizen., 1868-01-25
THE SOUTHERN FARMER

beautifully illustrated monthly of l6 pages.
i qualto, devoted to the interest Of the Farmer
the Fruit Grower, the Gardener the Stock Raiser,
inventor. and Manufacturer, while every House,
Keeper will find i, think, an invaluable compan
e Ton Subscription price 81 90 per annum, in ad-
vance.
have engaged the ables; pens in The Sonth to
assist nc, and am determined to make TIE FARMER
blessing to the South in this hour or her distress
aud n0ed
N. W. PHILLIPS,
Formerly Of Edwards Depot Missl
American citizen., 1868-01-25
LEE & DAVIS

Ii PERSONS indebted TO the firm O.
II Lee Davis are requested to call an.
settle az once, as have only short finn.
allowed me to settle up the affairs of the con.
cern. and do not wish to bring suit on an,
Of their claims if possible.
Bs9- will be found at the Grocery House
Of {. II DIyKlNs 4 ERo.
JNO. W. YEARGATN.
Nov. .. '61, # P,r.;r,-
American citizen., 1868-01-25
RESOLUTIONS AND PLATFORM.

WHEREAS, The people of the ten
Seeding States, through their Con.
Stitutional Conventions. have de
0lared their Ordinances OF Secession
to he null and void:
AND, WHEREAS, The Constitutional
Conventions of said States recoaniz-
ed The abolition of slavery rs prryi-
ouSly declared hy thctpderal govern.
mcnt-conccdpd to freedmen thcpro-
lection of life, liberty and property.
common to all citizens and conform.
ell their organic law in all respects
to the Constitution of the United
States:
AND WHEREAS. Said States have
elected Representatives and chosen
Senators in Congress. accordance
with the laws of the United States.
Who have presented their lawful
'redentia'StC Congress only to be
'enied their constitutional rights Of
American citizen., 1868-01-25
n GRVS CkRMINhTlVE SYRUP,
PAINTS fer Fnrmcr, and O,r.crs-Tr

EAE \ HS for FarHrcIs and G,hCrs,-Tb,
Hlaton Mineral Pant TO- are now manufacturing m,
e'>I cheapes't and most durable Paints in use fyy
coats put on, mixed win uure Iirsfpd oI wi
aSt ~ or 10 years is Il glt brown or clooar'
eo'or and can be changed 10 green. lead stone ,rgb
"''e "I cream I" s'ii the tasi" Of the consumer II is
valuable for houses. barns fences r.r,sa,e ,r,i 49,.
rage makers pals and wooden-ware acrirurf ilfrr &C.
menis canal boats, vessels and ships bottom. ,,
floor oil cloths uauuflc;ure. Ea,r,, /, ,,sg 5t ttI
lne fSSl year and a. a paint fer purpose is Hp-
passed tor body, durability. elasticiv and ,lh,sr
ness irce 80 per bbi OF 800 lbs which win .p,,f,. .
farmer for years to come Warranted n, ai sd' - ."
Soo'e end for circular which yssfui pari arfir.
none nnne unless branded in a trade mani Grft1,,
hinera. Paint. Address '''''"
DANIEL BIDwFTr
hoNNon 21i Pearl Streat.N.,y vi
American citizen., 1868-01-25
Letter from Hon Geo. a. PendIeton

Among the letters read at the
Democratic banquet, in Washington
on the Sth, was the following from
the Hon. Geo. II. Pendatop.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
a wAnNMc.

Senator Yates, Of lllinois, formerly Cor
ernor Of that State, is naturally endowed
with strong, well developed mind. Seand.
ing foremost among the treat men or he
West, his eloquence has often been evoked
in aid of inportant objects, ssd bis inllseuce
has been widely extended. But while pos>
sesing IN intellect Of ihs highest order, be
spossd himself to be eathsallsd By the De.
mon, Alcohol, and lost hn noble manhood.
One year ago, through the persuasions Of
friends, he was induced to rencunce his cups
and join the Congressional Temperance Se>
ciety. and we all remember those words of
touching pathcs ard deep earpestness con.
tained in his speech at meeting Of that So
eiety--words which brought tears to many
eyes and Joy to many hearts.
But, alas, the promises Of those halcyon
days proved promises Of straw, and
after the lapse Of few months, during which
tune the little wife" of vhich be spoke so
touchingly in the speech referred 70. had
high hopes Of future and long ~eontinued hap
piness, he has again fallen, blasting the fond.
est hopes Of loved ones, aud the cherished
expectations ofthe friends Of the great Tenn
perance Reform, who now exelsim in bitter>
meas OF soul, How are the mighty fallen ~
The gifted Senator win doubtless live and
die a. CONFIRMED drunkard. His appetite has
over>mastered his win and be Is probably .
lost man.
What sad warning should this be to the
yoong and even TO those farther sdvsneed in
lie. The ouly safety Is 10 discarding en-.
tirely every species Of the evil. and While The
power 10 act remains, resolving to "touch
not, taste not, handle aot"-Nes Hsmpto.
Reporter.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

and even coarser articles, which have been
hitherto imported at great loss. II is hope
ful sign Of Our future, however, that the best
Of our boots and shoes, and many Of our
best Implements are made upon our own
soil, from our own wool, vur own home nau.
ufactured leather, and our own prime tim-
Der now.
With our inexhaustable beds Of coal, and
the capacity o. our millions Of acres for IN
extremely varied production, if We do omr
part in the production Of more timber, the
time may not be two generations distan,
when our home manufactures will meet the
every want Of from six 70 ten millions Of
population. Thatrhis millennium can only
be reached, or mn approach TO il, By the me
thOdic. systematic attention TO timber cul-
ture. that has been given in Europe for the
last century is too evident for argument.
Two centuries since Bernard Pallissy wrote:
" have divers times thought to set down in
writing the arts which shall perish when
there shall b no more wood but when
had written down great number, did per-
ceiye that there could be no end 10 my wri.
ting, and having diligently considered, /
Gund there was not any which could be fol>
loved without wood" Every one Of God b
bene6cient besfowments We see 10 hinged
upon duty leff tor 10 TO pe.torm. We are
placed in this great garden IS to dress and
keep it." Our reason makes Il msnifest
that On ;nefficiencv Of timber ia the missing
link in our chain of blessiMgs. The question
Of It's immediate production involves ~ our
able Congressn an, J. b. Grin.ell, tesseIy
remarks. - Aesthetics, general utility, staes
pride, and sonnd economy.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

~ = r.,1;,.
many yeers age -. Z. WmAs wrote
2 'eteer 90 we NsesoHas Ssssftsee"csr,
10 vnich No gase n;s nr's impression
o. the then yoatnss! Dtcksss. AZ mat
time u.oksas had 5cea wish'n The
rules o. the Qnecns bencs. M pccn.
s1asy e@assfsssments. 1s seaI %
see we .o.no' ne sCsna nam N :
.nsgs eai'd,eE = : crowded i'os'ns ot
no.oornc. ins room was ancaspe'sd'
Win = oeaI tsu'e, two o. tnrec cnslra'
: !ev oocks smaIl o"y aad Mr'
Dickcns tOr ~ CoQteuAA. IN dress
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

AtOttawa, III, khefs i a Artesian we'll
which discharsss swesay-four thousand nine
hundred and twenty. live gals ns per sniau,e.
The we'll is four hsndsed feet deep.
A Nenphis, Te,sn., portion Of the boev
Of colosed woman has been found in baie
Of cotton. On examination of anothar bala
il revealed another portion Of the body. TAe
cotton has been stored two yeas. fhs n
mains are shriseied up Ike mumny.
James G. Thomas, barber, and Nias An
tonette Rudges, both co!orsd, were married
u s.. Louis on Wednesday last in St. Vim,
cents Church, The cereMony occupying tus
hours. The bride has 1A00, 600, and ths
husband about the sams amount. He prs
sented he bride Il 200 merely ~ : we'd,
ding gift. The hoidal veil cost $3.50, AMI
the eAf>fings tA0oD.
Pray" iaquised oas minister Of another
seeing 90 many ladies attend bis chvr.h
Why do ron invariably aadsss your con,
gregalion - denx hrcthfen p"
20. the answer il eisiij givcn,' he re-
plied the brethren embrAce the aisless.''
Charles Dickens agent omitted ~ taxi
out license from the amusement committee
of the Hartford Common Council aud he i.
called On and requ sted 70 pay Into the eli,
treasury ,be sum d Sioo. Tha amount !
larger than u charged theatrical couspa nie
and amuseAents OF that kind. The iicenss
in this casa is regulated BY The prices Of al
mission charged;
The LOadon Star say 1.-THE land i,
England is said 10 be owned BY some ihirt'
thousand sneh. We have heard Of perso,
Who vas awfully uneaay iu his mind les
thsee thirty thousand, ont o{ pat;sncc wit1
strihss, dlsgasted With sefossn, uossisd B
railroads SHOCKED q The increase Of popu
lation, should one day combine and give III
! Whole British na,ica notice 10 a,;,."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

At Norwich, Conn, . !sttle school ri
wao had received va!ious little nicknact
from her mates, thought il wss her iuty IN
other dsy 10 reciprocste the fs$oys.3 Sh
aecordingly provided herself with box q
cs'har,ic pills and distributed them aroan'
s;nong the sstonished little ones. sn, ~
A fellow aols . dog, and, upoa being Dc
tected BY the owner, promised to return th
animal the next day. The individual re
ceivsd hnte NJ the appointed hour,o whicl
was written: "This Il your dog !" but o,
openingft. the astonished man discoveret
Ten pounds Of freshly made sausage. rs
Jacob Thompson, one Of tho confederate
Amerienn sxilss sbrosd. rsssnsIy received a
remittance pf $50, 900 in gold--4hs pro-
cesds Of the sale OF bis lands lying 6lone
the Mississippi river. Before he Saf NJ
vas the richest man m Missizippi--h biz
wealth being over 81 100000. ,g.a
Cnder my window, . few days AGO, |
heard Charley three years ol3) and twu liz.
tle.negso ehildsn, holding IN animated dir
cussion about Chasley's swing. Charley
had put mp swing for himself In 4 ounce
tree, ass ~ s~josieg hssr$ mush, bat sAe
Little dark - vanssd q enjoy il TOO. They
coz eo.xed for I I9ps tine; finally the bisses,
|. We'll. ys~ij@ ssssssss o.ser d.s ~
s.ins, A.res Maslsy, pA<'s = gssaa
big snake u dst "a he1 bite Any ~,
ddt'k 70 detwimt.si ss$si .ss- ssss1 = II.
Well, said Chasley, eoolly swinsia9
away guess I'll taste Just Is rood e
you viii If Re docs bite r
A miseriy old fsefncf .ho had lost one
Of bis best hand in IL midst Of hay>mak.
ine, remarked 10 the SEXTON, as he was 81.
ling up the poor fellows grave:
~It's . cad thing 70 loose rood mowcs. |
q time like this-but, after am, poor Tom |
vas dreadful great eater"
A teacher ASKED bright little girl " What |
country b opposite 10 ~ on the globe :" |
" Don't know sir" was The answer. :. Weii, |
now" pursued the teacher, +" If were TO |
bore hole through the earth, and you were |
to 70 in st this esd, whess would yon come |
out 'Out Of the hole sir, rep'ied The |
pupil, with an air of triumph.
The young lady Who rises early, rolls up |
her sleeves, md walks into the Kitchen to |
get breakfast, or assist in doing 30, and af |
lervards with cheerfalness and sunny smiles,
put her house in orler, withoat the assis.
lance Of mother, IS worth thousand parlor /
beauties, Who from want Of exercise, conn |
plain Of ennoi, asd lospgs in lux~rious
sase. The former will make . good wife
NJ render home . paradise; tie latter i . |
useless piece Il furniture, and yin b H.
lnnoyance Of the Aousshold, and 70 whia.
ng 70 hsf grave. Let her &c.