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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20
Qttrrarif6eS.

.@ orlo at Some Inter bieiem Sitel CT,
i6eint lett Sanuar in philadelphia cine NtOnatss
i6rift, Die iuabrlid rei6Iid 9enug nit unterbalten-
Der 9ectire ors9eitattet lit. SSeoes 9eft entbdlt 100
@eiten @roBoetap, uno cine Nn5abl Sluitrationen,
Niulter uno 4nleitungen 5u ipei6liden GRANDDAUGHTER,
Elm Mulifblatt etc. as 3ngobe. Sem llnterbalten=
ben, Dem giibliden uno Grbeiternben lit %polauf Ged=
nuns setra9en. gSer cine 3eiti6rift in ieiner Sa=
Mile 81 balten tuinldt, Dem f0nnen mir DIE rgBDrlo
at 9ome" hefens empfeblen. Ser Qreis 1T %eritaun=
lid bilis, Bios So per Sobr9ars. Mtan beitele bel
Grams II. Co., Sl4 ebesnutitraBe, pbilaodpbia.
Ohio I'M &rieg. - @on ben Germ Moore,
@ilita9 uno 8alopir, bon Cincinnati, erIielten mir
pbiees iebr cle9ante gu9 in Smet itarfen GroB=Oc=
tab 8dnben, jeoer BON eirca 1000 Seiten, tporin Die
@enerole, Sberiien uno anoere Ofiiciere uno GEL
ben, Die infer Staat in ben Srie9 ianbte, absebil=
bet unb beren 2eben unb Sbaten bei9rieben iino,
ionic aud Die @eididte zines ieoen Ohio Regiments.
gs lit elm lelr lpertbpoles Bud, oas Sober. Der oas
@elo iibri9 bat, iid anidaHen io0te. Die 9tablIti=
DIE ioaen gut 9etrofen iein, uno Die Iusitattung UNI
Der Snbalt lafsn ni9ts su piini6en iibris. Sas
gan5e gerf fOltet $11.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20

Sic Roth in OHpreuBen. Ius Dem Sorfe
Stannaitlfen bel @umbinnen in SItpreuBen bringt
Die yg~iational 3te." ppn einem 9errn 9ittrih fols
senoe S6iloerung zines 8eiu6s, ben er i'm Sorfe
9emadt:
uSn benz einen Simmer fanb i'd cine iunge Srau
nit ibrem Smuggling on ber 8ruit, Sbranen 1Olien
auf i'm berab, feline sarte Stinlute tonte ber5errei-
beno blr6 Die naBfalte Stubenatnospbdre binburd,
Die Nlabrun9 Der Wtutter itilte i'm niht, 0enn Die ats
me 6rau bate ni6ts 5u eien uno ni3ts su %trinfen.
Sret poer bier anoere feline Ginoer 1hrieen mad
Brob unb bebten ppr 6rolt. Sas ein9efalene Sc
lift Der 6rau uno oas ab9e5ebrte Gusieben Der Gin<
Der ~betpielen nur 6u beutli4, oaB lie 9lneer litter.
Sn elmer anoerl Samnter lag Elm Wtonn nit slpei
&inoern auf einem perfaulten Strobiad bel einem
&dlte bon 20 8rao, i'm ma6ren Gimme oes Wortes
nadt oa. Cine aug Seben suIammenseflidte Sede
mar ibr einsiaer Sdub; nlr nm .ii6 gu ertudrmen,
iagte mir Der Wfann, lie9e er NIT ieinefl beioen Sim
bern lGou Snei Sage lang 10 ba. 9eim 8etreten
zines britten Stlb6ers erbliden mir cine blinhe
@reiin. unteebe1 BON ibren mad groo ~rufenben Gn=
feln. Die Gltern linb @rbeit iu6en ee9angen, un-
~terbeiien Die @rpbmutter li9 Der &leinen angenom=
men bat, ni6t f%uilleno, tuonit lie ibren Sun9er unb
Den Der Sinner itiQen loa. Mdnner lpie 6rauell,
Sreiie ME &inher, iebt NON os l~ebenbigc Gillette
umbertuanfen, niGt ALIEN, oab ie Sun0er leioen, ion=
bern lie frieren aud, ba Der g8inb bur1 lire &leioer
Elm uno aus tann."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20

g~en0tbigt, als g~enteirer Soloat in Die faiierlide ara
NEE 81 treten. guf feline 8riefe, Die er mad Saule
I6rieb, er6ielt er feline Inttport.
gnolif i'm nori9en Sriiblin9 gelars es Inn, BON
eineu1 2anosmann @el6 srr S%einlreile 5t erbalten,
gooen Snoianas unS errei6te ieinen frii6eren Wobn-
ort. Wtan fam li6 bos beioerieitise gritaunen oen=
fen, as er Dor feline Srau uno ibren S%tueiten Wann
trat. Iber Der g8ieoereri6ienene ma6te es ni9t 10,
luie Gno6 Irben in SennpIon's 8eoidt; er erfldrte
le5r prolaiib, baB er Der Mann ieiner 6rau lei uno
Nad einieem 4anrlumentiren pe93ifun6 ii6 Der 9ebtere
audi oa3u unb DerlieB Die @e9eno i6on am folgen=
Den Sage. 0ouisp. Mn5.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20
Seffentliher Werfauf.

Der tnterseidnete tpirb auf ieinent g5pbnslate, Il H1etIe
norelih BON @abanna, in @itfln Gcfpnitip selsssn, am
Montag, ben 2. Mdrs 1868, Inn 9 ltbr Morgens,
sas ~fplsenee gissnttum srrfsisern IaFsn, ndmIi6:
8 @rbeitspferbe, 2 ~brsijabrise gferbs,2 Saaen, a MiIhfute,
6 janss ShIen, q S6ipeine, ID S6afe, 9fsrbesefdirr, cine
N!abniaIttns,9 fase, ge9en, Sprtnswasen, einen s%psilpdn-
nisen gBaeen nab perihiebeae lpnftise Observation-Disclosures,
lprte Sausncbilien unb 9uden >gerdtbe. gbenfala s0Bu-
iGel Rartcfeln, Hefbannufs unb Bead SIcips.
Die Sebinsunsen tperhtn am Sage bss 8erfaufs auf benz
9taee befannt eenadt.
Wi9ael Setl.
Eeb IL Irrbtr,,ts
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20
Columbus Marftberibt.
Rlt %perfaufen.
GpIumbus, Is. Esbr. 1876!

Cine fh6ne Tarm srn 81 @fern an Der @ransiGe 9lanf
Rpab, 4 @eifen Oitlih BON Columbus, nit einent euten Bad
ltein 8pbnbauS nit a6t 3inln,eyn unb 9utcnt Seller, etnem
suten Srunnen, ETC., mirb am
Samitas, 81. Mtdr5 1868, I'M 2 l1br Na6mitta9s,
an Srt unb SteQe auf ifentli6er auettpn ;1n Nerfauf aus
sebeten, penn tie nitt opr Der 3eit inter Der 5ane Serfauft
pirp.
gtbtneunoen.-G Gin Drittel baar, Elm Drittel in Ell
mem Sabr unb Gin Orittel in ;pei Sabren nit 3inien.
RGteres erfdhrt man Spn
8. 8rofipaD,
in Der Stage Office, pbsr
Wm. Samiion.
Sch. 15.-2p tp u 10 Columbus, S9ic.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20
Miaiter @ommiiiiDners Yerfauf.

aH0nas S 5s':n gsrnunhl Common glsas Gsurt BON
9egfn Eranflin County,, Stip.
Itoiipn 9fnpre u. q.
3raft eines 8erfaufsbrfcbls ben belaete Court In ubens
senannten Gal an mid rihtete, perbe ib am
Samftae, IA. Mdr5 1868, INN 10 l1br 8ormittaes.
spr Der gpurttaustthr in Columbus, SranTin COUNTS, Sbic,
bos fplafnbt 9runbeisentbun. in Der Stabt gpIumbus, auf
phentlther @uetipn gum 8erfauf au8bieten. Oafelbe in be-
ldrieben ME folgt:
Cots @ummern aht unb neun e unb 81 in Der Subt;v
bitten BON MuBenloS Nrn. 81, AT, 4S unb 49tn Der Stabt Gt-
lun1tus, Srdnflin County, o., ME bteielben auf Der PROTOCOL
lirten 9latte belaster Subbipiicn belbrieben unb bs;ettnct
tnb.
9efhdst = got $40. s auf $3.50.
Got Hp. 9 auf 1866.
Weorg s. garbart,
SberiH uno Waiter GpmmilIener.
g. G. 80 ristt, @npalt.
Sch. Is. bD En- I'm 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20
Sefentliher 0erfauf.

Der unter,et6nete pirb aGf 1einem Npbnplase, 81 NRet.
len nprelif spn Columbus, an Der 5arbpr &pae selcssn, auf
Der frhberen NcbleS 8arm, am
Mittuo6, ben 4. Mlar5 1868, an, Vormittag 9 n6r,
bas fclsente Gisentbum Y~erlteiscrn laden, namlld:
4arteitspfrrbe. 2Shaen, 4Mildtube, 6 &inber, 80 S6pei-
ne. ! ;pciip6nniaen gBaeen, l einip6nni9en gSa9en. | Sprinss
rpasen, @ferbessI6irr, 9Fuse, gssen unc stsle icaffise afsr>
baioerStbihafte n.
Die 8ertaufscebinsune rperben am Sage bes gerfaufs
duf DEM 9lase befannt 9entabt.
Ybilipp 2udbaupt.
%. 81. Sent Muetionator.
Gebr. 19. Int bp no
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20
@uter Wobuplab unD 5 Nfer
Qnnn IN to~crfnufrn.

Der lnterseidnete bistet hermit letnen auf's pcrtbetltafter
fs s~elesenen Wpbnplat. Il Meile fublih non Columbus, in
Der N6he Der Baunihule eeleeen, unb 5 @der Qanb, tpelte Sas
III setpren unb fh pprtreRli6 CUR @drtneret eisnen, gum Ser
faMf an. Das Qanb III unter gutter @ultur unb nit ben belten
Sbitlprten b~epEan,t. N5eeen Der Hdhe BON Columbus 1T biei
cine CUTE @elesenteit fur Gdrtner barsebpten.
geeeen Sebtnghn9en iprede man BET benz Gisentharner Dor,
mflEfr af e~ripdtntsnt oanbe ppbnt.
@eorg Srautner.
1et. 5. Int tr uir
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20
9(DntiniitratDrs =9(nseiae.

Gs w;rb tierburh ~anee;eist, bab bic llnttrseibnete als 40
minifratrrin Der SinterlafIsnfhaft hes serftprbenen s 0 II
@uibner, frhher BON 4ranflin @punts, Stir, teutc, ben 7.
9ebruar 1868, pom Der 9rpbate Court 9elesmdBs ernannt
wprben 1T.
gatbarina @ulbner.
Sch 10 3n1rp
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20
NDtt (.

~ o
Seute babe i'd neinsn sansen Gttetl an Ser Girrta 80. SIN,
bps IL. Co." an neiuen Spbn Gmil @nbps f6uHiG uberira<
oen. in hefen Nanen bas 9elhdit in 9ufunft eefabrt wers
Sen mirb berielbe ptro ale Sdulben beSablen unb bat aus
l6lieBIide SplIntaht, idn,ntliAe a%uslfehenoe Spreerunsen
a~enarlnter girma III cplfctiren. Mle Dtelenieen, ipelte Der
~fruberen qirma 81. ambps II. Co., lfulois iinb, pereen bier
nit aufsefrrbcrt, ben 9etraa ibrsr Sdul6 an Gmtl amtcs,
pper ben Sn ibt bterSu antbprifrten asenten nb8lthtt talo
ein;usablen.
Yeter Mn,bos.
Columbus, s., Tcbr. /. 1868. 2p tp Int 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20

-gbeIoiisfeit in gngIanb.- l1eber Die
bouptidfli6 our6 ben unlinni9ea Gleioerlurus Der
6rauen peruriade Nbneiguns Der juneen Mtdnner
9esen Die gbe bemerft Der. 2onboner Seralo rNiat
nllr Die ~unterften, lonbern aud Die oberiten @eiel=
l6aftsflaiien in England haben ben @eI9mad am
Seiratben %perIoren. Sie 3abl Der Srauen, pel9e
our6 bas Mibperbdltnib in Der 3abl Der slpei Sc.
ldlehter in England uno @ales unter alien llnlitdn=
Den 9~erbt9i9t ltno. leoig gu bleiben, betrd9t 3-400,-
600. 9ieie Nrmen iino Die Opfer zines erauiamen
Naturseiebes uno ibnen 1T oober nidt 5u belfen.
9ie 3abl Der Srouen, mel6e tbatIddli6 rnperbei=
ratbet iino. iiberlAreitet jeood IL Milionen uno
bon bteien iinb 100000 in Der 9lutbe unb &raft
Der @eiblihfeit unb nllr etpa 100000 bur6 Mlter
Dber 8%ebrefli6feit iiber bas 9eiratben hinaus. Sa
nun idbrli6 ltnaefdbr ebenio piel Mtdo9en CUR Set=
rat9sfd6igfeit beranreifen, als 9eiratben 9eihlofen
lperoen, 10 er9ibt iib aus jener Sufnme Elm betrii-
bender S6luB auf oas ltmii6greifen Der Gbelolis=
felt. Sen 8rnno oafIr finbet Ser ySeralo" baupt.
id6lid in Der peridrotenen uno unfpeiblihen Grsie.
hung, tuelAe Den S06tern Der oberen Stdnbe Su
She'll miro, in Der fabelbaften Stei9erune BEG 2urus,
pelfe Die @bre aud fir einen npblbabenben Mann
~ f%oitipieIi9 uno eefdbrlid ma6t. r9ie Salon=
Gngel limb ipte Die 2ilien auf bct felbe; lie arbeiten
nidt. aud iptnren lie nidt. Sir Die 3leibune ior=
gen iie aleroirss, lajien aber 8dter uno Gbeudnner
oafir be3ablen, oaB ibnen bic ausen iiber9eben."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20

-@ouo. Sanes bat ben Sr. Mm. 81. Sbrall bon
bier als leinen YripatlecretGr %ernannt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20
0nn ben Tubtcn autcrifanDen.

Sie Gunbe BON ieltiamenfS enniiien bur6
ben &riee berbeiaefibrt, bringt nod INNER an Die
Sefentlidfeit. Ser neueite intereliante Soil oieier
Mrt fanb in Der 9tdbe BON Noblespile, Snoiana,
ifatt. Sort spobnte I'M Sabre 1864 Elm Iur9sr Soul
mann, Der i'm Nnfanee bes &rie9s aug yer1nont nab
sSnoiana %eefonmen mar uno in Der Ndbe Der ge=
~nonnten Stoot einen ioeenannten Gountrp= Store
erDTnete. St mar iebr betriebiam ano botte gnterl
Grfolg. SIM Sabre 1864 aber sing er als Olft3ier
zines Der Snbiana= 8egimenter NIT in pen &rieg,
feline Irau, Die ben Store nit Siilfe zines Glerts
fort beirieb, b6rte ldnsere 3eit regelmdBi9 BON ibm
mad einem bibieen @efedte, an iueldem lel1 He9i=
ment tbeilsenOmmen bate, blieben ale NaAr'd9ter
ppn~ibm aug. -.
Ct itano auf Der 2ife Der 0erlulte ols upermibt'
aneefiibrt, uno feline Gaineraben %ueinten, er lei toot
Sie Srau bepeinte i'm cine 3eit lang, idenfte abei
oaranf, ba fe i'm bod foot alaubte, ben geiperbun'
gen hires Glerfs @eh0r uno b~eiratbete lbn i'm Sabre
1866: sSbr eriter Dfann NOR aber niht toot. VI
mar in 9ouiiiana als @efansener in Die Sdnoe Del
9ebeDen geratben unb bate Damn einen 0erlu4 9e:
ma6t, burd Seras nod Merico su entf1ieben. Nad
laneen Miihen mar Inn bies gelungen.. Nbsr er tan
i'm fldeliditen 3uitanoe bort an, purOe fronf, bra9tl
Elm ooles Snbr i'm oolpitol 3u uno tpar lblieBlid
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20

221 Gmieranten %paiiirten Iebte s8ode bura
Columbus.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20
80 9lfer QanD in Sllinois,

As afer ftar, Ben Geft in sutem gutbcls, nit Grandchildren,
Staauns uno Sbftsarten, biais su %serfaufsn. Man wsnhe
I'D an
Wnt. gnnIfdns'
yam. 25.-lmt En- u n Columbus. =.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20
Narrt Ri p%erfaufen.

Cine garn ,fpei Welsn iabli6 BON Centre eirerppcl, an
Der @aast Greet, in Mebina Counts. Sbie, sele9en, sntpal-
tenb $50 @fer Qanb, mcscn bic 5alfte 4pttcmlane unb 25
@fer Srlsl no itnb, In su %yerfaufen. @s itnb srpei sDebn~
tduler, Q S6eunen unb Netenssbaues, icnie aud 3 Stft-
Observation-Disclosures Gin Drittel baar, Der Ret auf Ger.
mine III sablen. Man ipsnpe ftt nsesn ndbsrsr ausfunft AT
MiAael Walter,
IN QiperpcpI, Mebina Co., Sbc.
Eebr. 6. 1863. 6m N
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-20

Der rnter;sidnets bsuadridtiet bic Sersen
@bubmader uno gSieberrerfGufer,
oas er ldcn felt LANCER Belt in isin.m reblbefannten Sduler,
hlpf an Der 6ptitraBe In geluabns einfn Qeberlpre errittet
BAT, BEN er nit grpBent Grfelge fubrt. Sein grocer Sprratb
uufaBt ale
sorteu bon 2eoer nnb Tiuoiuas
unb er fam, bi ifinem eroFea Mbfas 70 bints serfaufen ais
iraenb Elm 9rDeaeih6ft in Befen.
Stutmdher unb Sdnbler, bic gplunbus beiuhen, Fnb err
1uht, bel ibt Sprsuiprshen. ollie brisTi6en Auftrdse psr>
ben prompt unb sepifcnbaft bei6rgt.
Wn. Gonfians.
San. 25. t6S. Ii br u 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-01
nlHsgy NOTES.

Pursuant 70 orders from brigade headquarters she
Sixth regiment, National Guard, under command OF
Colonel Albert Steinway, win parade Tn fun uniform
white gloves. for inspection and review, on Tnes
day, the 10Th OF October. A regimental drill, fun
uniform, will take place at the State Arsenal,
Seventh avenue, on Monday evening, the i2th INST
Line viii be formed at eight O'Clock. l, s4n.
Troop d. First cavalry, Captain G. Knnz, held their
first annual target excursion yesterday at Raben-
STEMS Bellevue Garden Eigheth street. The troop
has but recently been reunited, but it numbers
among is members some excellent shots. Colonel
Henry Benker Lieutenant Colonel John 1ttner, MAJOR
Madden Major Schultz, Quartermaster G. +. Korner,
Assistant Quartermaster Iriecher, OF the regiment
and Major Ilfner, OF General Posters stan, and n
number OF others were present as guests OF the
troop. The day Yves very favorable and the excur-
sior a complete success. Ns #HoH NfEr
grand picnic aud games for the benefit OF the
widows orphans and disabled soldiers OF the
Seyenty-ninth Hiahanders was held yesterday at
Jones Wood. The programme was opened with an
old fashioned Scotch reel. A shooting match for a
gold medal by members and veterans OF the seventy
ninth then took place, and a number OF
Scottish games, including two-legged, hare-legged
and three-legged races, followed. game OF quoits
by first class players was an interesting feature in
the programme OF the day. The pipeTs Of the Gale
DOMAIN Club were present on the ground and dis
coursed most rayishing music Robertson's band
stimulated the flying feet OF the dancers, who TO the
number OF $780, at least, filed the ballroom of the
hotel. very large number OF people witnessed the
games, In winch considerable skill and address were
displayed by the players. Dancing was maintained
until quite late IN the evening, and the picnic term
mated very pleasantly IL is TO be hoped Tor the sake
OF those Tor whose benefit the benevolent committee
got up the entertainment that IL was pecuniarily az
II certainly was in every other respect, successful
affair.
Mr Ferguson, Of Chicago. challenges any man to
shooting match at eighteen yards distance. He
does not care what sort OF weapon his competitor
shoots with, but he himself win shy qu0it Thirty
balls against thirty qu0lts Here Is an excellent OPP
portnmty for some OF our militia companies who
have had great practice lately in shooting at targets
fnlly twenty yards from the muzzes OF their guns.
The seveDty-iirst regiment, N. q. 8. N y, will
form tins evening at the State Arsenal the occasion
being informal inspection by Lieutenant Colonel
Harry Rockaleler, the regimental commander
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-01
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER l. laearRPLE SHEET
sr'ns Illness, JAMES PORTER. in the 18th year of his

SONG HiV1n, s1AS UNI Shs IA VIC 4S1n ycoi VI MS
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
aence' t4o thompson street. this Thursday after
ScHoLL-on Wednesday, September 30, JouN
GEORGE, son OF VIM. b. and Kate A. Schol, aged
months and days.
The funeral win take place on Friday afternoon, at
TWO O'Clock from the residence OF his grandfather,
John O'Suilvan, % Rapeyea street. south Brooklyn.
sAITH.-At Merose Westchester county, on Tues
day, september 29 ROSE SMITH, aged SO years ma
tive OF freul, Baliyjamesdu county Cayan, ireland,
Daughter OF the late Martin Smith.
Her friends are respectfully invited TO attenu the
funeral, from the residence OF her brother, john
Smith, corner 147th street and Boston road, this
tTbursday1 AFTERNOON az one O'Clock, without notce
SPELLaAN.-0n Tuesday, September 29. MARTIN
county Galway Ireland in the Attn year OF his age
The relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral from his ate residence, l36 MuDerry street,
this Thursday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
TOUSsAET.--0n Sunday, September ~ at the
residence OF Mrs. II. Grodee, No. SO East Twelfth
street Annals ToussAINT, aged 25 years.
Her remains win be conveyed to st. Vincent de
Paul's church. Twenty-third street. this Thursday)
morning, at haf-past eight O'Clock. The friends OF
Mrs. Grodee and Provost are respectfully invited TO
attend.
VAN DooREN-On wednesday morning, Septem-
Der 3d. FRANCIS VAN DooREN, in the SD year OF his
age
members OF Company F, Eighth regiment N. Y. $.
N g. respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, 20 Essex street, Jersey City,
on Friday afternoon, at half-past two O'Clock.
Y. s. n. G.-The members and ex-memoers Of this
command are hereby notified to assemble at the
armory In citizens dress, with white gloves. Grape
on left arm, on Friday october 2, at one O'Clock r.
NJ, to pay the last tribute OF respect TO our late
comrade, Francis Van Dooren. BY order Of
Captain WM. II. MCINTYRE.
p. A. MYERS, Orderly.
CORRECTION THE notice published on Monday an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-01

C0RRRCrION-The notice published on Monday an
nouncing the death OF Louisa Haerng Cooper was
and paid for insertion by some heartess fellow for
sinister motive
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-07

The sudden death of a respectable
young lady in the streets of New
York, "from apoplexy of the lungs
superinduced by tight lacing," is an
nounced. Supposed some villain had
choked this lady to death, what u
brute he would have been pronounc-
ed! Suppose somebody had smoth-
cred her, it would have been terrible.
Suppose this lady had drowned her.
sell, or taken prussic acid, or done
anything to destroy herself except
what she did do it would have been
horrible. Blessed with a full habit,
this foolish woman--and there are
thousands like her-thought she was
"improving her figure" by sqeezing
herself to death. So she diedI May
all such silly women die as young
and suddenly before they can boar
children to inh crit the effects of such
folly. Squeezed to cath with a corset.
Of corset serves 'em right. Ought
to let somebody else do their Squeez-
;no.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-07
RenOYatlng old Frnlt Trees.

The american Fruit CulturiSt states
that when old trees become feeble,
there is no better way of imparting
to them vigor than by manuring.
Instead Of adopting the more common
practice of digging circular trench
around them and filling this with
manure, the operation may be per-
formed in more perfect and efficient
manure by digging narrow radiating
trenches from within y few feet of the
trunk, directly from it-this will pre-
vent cutting many of the roots. These
may then be filled with q compost,
made of turf, stable manure, ashes
and perhaps little bone manure-tha
turf to be the chief constituent, say
one half or wo-thirds-and the ashes
say one-thirtieth. The bone manure
is not essential, as its constituent parts
are in common manure in small guam
titles. If this Is done in autumn, the
roots will be prepared to penetrate it
early in spring, and if the tree is not
past recovery, it may make a new
growth. The roots probably roach
as far each way as the height of tho
tree, and the trenches should extend
abont the same distance. They need
not be cut very near the tree, as tho
roots are all large there, and would
be more likely to be injured and would
be little benefited. The trenches
should be only the width of "a spade,
and be from two to four feet apart.
Old apple orchards always grow
and bear best when kept under cult,
vation. If the soil is, however, la
turally or artifcially fertile, they sue
ceed well in grass continually grnEed
short by sheep and swine. These
are useful in deVouring the
insects of the fallen fruit, and assist
in manuring the surface. An annual
autumn application of yard or stable
manure, with small portion of ashes
or, in the absence of ashes, lime-will
commonly be useful. If the orchard
is only top.dressed, the application in
autumn is of great Importance, that
The soil may be soaked in winter or
spring, If plowed in it should DO
done in spring, after the manure has
all winter on the surface.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-07
A Word To M0therS.

Each motheris historian. She
writes not the history of empires or
Of nations on paper, but she write her
own history on the imperishable mind
of her child. That tablet and that
history will remain indellible when
time shall be no more. That history
each mother shall meet again, and
read with eternal joy or unutterable
grief 10 the coming ages of eternity.
The thought should weigh on the
mind Of all mothers, and render them
deeply circumspect, and prayerful
and faithful in the solemn work OF
training up their children for heaven
and immortality.
The minds OF children are very sus-
ceptible and easily impressed. A
word, look or froWn may engrave an
impression on the mind of child
which no lapse of time can efface or
wash out. You walk along the sea
shore when the tide is out, and you
form characters or write words or
names in the white smooth sand,
which is spread out so clear and
beautiful at your feet, according as
your fancy may dictate; but the re-
turning tide shall in a few hours
wash out and efface all that you have
written. Not so the lines and charac.
ters Of truth or error which your con-
duct imprints on the mind of your
child. There you write impressions
for the everlasting good or III Of your
child, which neither the Goods nor
the storms Of earth can wash ont nor
deaths cold fingers erase, nor the slow
moving ages of eternity obllerate
How careful then should, each moth
er be in her treatment of her child
How prsyerfnl, and bow serious 10
write the eternal truths Of God on
bis mind--those truths which shall be
his guide and teacher when her voice
shall be silent 10 death and her lips
no longer move In prayer in bis be-
half in commencing her dear child
10 the covenant Of God.