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The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-08

the Constitution contains within itself all
that is good in the experiences of the past,
and all that is hopeful in the prospects of
the future. 1t is the ark of safety, in the
midst Of the food which is upon us. 1t
may be tossed in the blackness of darkness
upon the weary waters for many days, but
it will rest upon the mountain top at last;
the sun will shine; the dove will leave it
never to return, and, now, as then, en-
blem of purity, liberty, and peace, she
will seek to rebuild her habitations amidst
the scenes of her former life. Cheers. |
l do not despair. | have hope in the as
pirations of man. I have faith in the
Providence of God. know that the
pathway of history is strewn with the
wrecks of empires and peoples, and consti-
buttons and Liberty and it may be, in
the providence of God, that this country
of ours will follow in the wake of all the
nations that have gone before. Ifit.shall
be so, let it not be owing to the faults or
misfortunes of the Democratic party.
Great cheering. If it must be SO, let it
be known, that it was the party of our
love that stood to the last, with heroic
virtue, to the principles of civil liberty.
If it must be- so, let us, my fellow-citizens,
take consolation in the thought that, in
the eternal circles of God, death is but
the precursor of resurrection; and that
the same principles which hasten nations
to decay, contain, within themselves the
spark of living fire which secure undying
youth to our immortal race, [Great ap-
plause.
slime writes no wrinkles on its fair young brow
Such as Creatiou's dawn beheld it sees thee now"
Amidst che wrecks of time, its progress
is still onward and upward, higher and
still higher.
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Who ever heard of an 'erator and his
speech" being published entire," befOreg
The qualifications of the "orator" on this
occasion must have made handsome 6g-
ure-head for the philadelphia papers,"
Probably that's what they were after. 1t
takes right hard face to run some of the
Philadelphia papers.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-08

" Mr.. John Currier, Jr.., of New
buryport, Massachusetts,, has just launch
ed his eightieth vessel, most of which
were ships, and has laid the keel of the
eighty-frst. He has launched more ship
ping than any other man in New England.
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MAYNARD IN PENNsYLvANIA.--On the
23d instant, Hon. Horace Maynard made
great speech to an immense multitude
in the city of Philadelphia. The Phila-
delphia papers speak in terms of highest
commendation of the orator and his
speech, which they publish entire.
II
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-08

n General John B. Gordon said in
his speech to Democratic meeting at At
lanta, Georgia, the other night, that
should Grant be elected and any party
North or South endeavor to prevent his
Inauguration, he, for one, pledged his
sword and best services to place him in
the Presidential chair. He pointed out
the past submission 10 laws which were
considered unconstitutional and an out
rage on the rights and interests of the
South, as an evidence and guarantee Of
their conduct in tho future. Il
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"Thc English language affords not
words of sufficient strength or depth ade..
quate to manufacture epithets that would
properly and justly describe the acme OF
devilishness and rascality which this
scoundrel, dog and thief has reached.
"If it should be said that he first saw
light in brothel and was raised and edu-
Gated in hell, the assertion would vilely
SANDER the lowest den Of infamy the Five
Points ever saw, and do the devil mani-
fest injustice"
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present, Is proof of the forbearrnce of
lOng-enduring people, proof which effect.
ually demolishes the pyramid Of lies
which hatred and corruption have prop"
ped up as a monument of Southern intOl-
erance. Further evidence of our pruden-
tial meekness would be superAuous; for
it is enough for the world to know that a
misbegottOn knave has published an insult
to Southern ladies', in comparison with
which Beast Buffers "Woman Order"
is immaculate, and that the man who pro-
duced the hellish effusion is still alive
through the clemency of Southern men,
whose wives, mothers and daughters hs
dared asperse so wautonly.
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cessfut Family Paper la the
UntOn.~
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ur future historians will enrich thtu
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PROMPT ARREsr. Sergeant Stanley
arrested a man named Robert Miller,
yesterday afternoon, az John NJ. Balls
hotel on Market Square. A telegram
had been received from Washington,
Pa. by our police authorities in the
morning, informing them that a val
liable horse had been stolen on Monday
night from a stable in or near that
town, and Offering a reward OF twenty
hve dollars for the arrest OF the thief
About noon another dispatch was re-
ceiyed. increasing the reward to two
hundred dollars. officer Snanley al
once set 90 work Co ascertain n the thlei
and missing horse had reached the city.
a search of less than thirty minutes
was successful in finding both. Mill
Ter bad jus, rode up % the hotel ana
had his steed putin the stable. lie had
been down on the landingOtlering 10 sell
the horse fOrSIjO, but not meeting pur-
chaser, had sought accommodations al
the place designated. The officer at once
took him into custody aud marched
him OF TO Jail. Miller confessed the
theft, relating all the circumstances
connected herewith. The owner Of the
stolen horse was al once telegraphed,
and replied that be would be down this
morning by the Hempheld train. The
thief Will probably be taken up TO
Washington this afternoon. IL is due
OHicer Stanley to say that the hope Of
securing the larger sum offered was not
~ hat induced him 90 act with such
pr0mptitule, as he was satisfied that II
ihe thief had taken this direction be
had not reached the city when the
first dispatch was received. The result
proved that be was correct in his con-
clusiOu.
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WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN CODA
citizen of Harrison county communi-
Gates TO Oxtoby & Dufield as follows O..
81 am over seventy years OLD; have
used spectacles for near thirty years,
but have never had a better pair OF
glasses than those l purchased at your
store; can now see as well as | could
when fifteen or twenty years old my
eyes no longer pain me or feel weak;
the spectacles are north their freight ia
C0ld." Full supply of spectacles, eye
glasses. watches, clocks, jewelry and
fancy goods al Oxtoby and Dufleld's
Jewelry Store lU3 Main street
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To BIZ RE-BUuT.-We are pleased to
learn that the Bellairo Nail Works are
to bee rebuilt with all possible dis
patch. one OF the stockholders was i'm
the city yesterday, making tho prelimi-
nary examinations i'm regard TO lum-
ber The machinery Of the works, we
are told, is not seriously injured, and
30 is hoped that in ninety days the es-
adjustment will again be in running
order.
In connection with the destruction of
the mill ON Sunday morning, there
were some five hundred kegs Of nails
destroyed. Orders had been received
for them, and they would have been
shipped this week.
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CoRpoEAroR- NEErINe.-Several of
the c0rporators of the Penlnsular
Turnpike met 10 the office Of j. p. Gill
christ, Esq, Union Hall building, yes
terday afternoon TO 8 o'clock. An orr
gau.uuon was effected by calling
Lewis Luusford, Esq, TO The chair, and
Adams Dodson, ESQ. was made Secre-
ary. The object of The meeting was TO
devise the best means TO secure the
early construction Of the road. Books
of subscription were authorized to be
opened and placed in the hands Of the
following gentlemen; Messrs. A. j..
pauueI. DOdsOn Bros, ID. r..
uouel. Cd. j. Crawford. q. Il. Brown.
o.. rs. Funzbeim, NJ. Reilly, A. NJ.
jacob. Lewis Luusiord and J. p. Gil.
christ. Esqrs. These gentlemen will
wait ON our citizens To- solicit the
funds necessary tO make the improve
meut, The proposed route is an admir-
able one, avoiding the present heavy
grade over Wheeling bill shortening
t1e distance very materially, and h8v-
lug many other advantages over the
road now travelled. which will readily
r-cur Co any one familiar with both
routes Besides the considerations be-
fore enumerated. some nifty or sixty
acres OF splendid ground for suburban
residences will Doe brought within
asy sccess, and will doubtless
b- readily tahen up when this
road is made. We know of no
Improvement that will benefit our city
sl materially and 8t "A comparatively
small cost, as the construction OF this
work. aud we hope tbe matter will be
prosecuted vigorously until DC is ac-
complished. There can bee very little
doubt about the stock of this company
being among the very best iu this re-
giou. as all The travel from shat direc-
ZION 90 the city will naturally seek the
Peninsula Road. We trust the matter
Wil. receive Che serious consideration of
our citizens, and that the work will be
speedily put under contract.
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ACCIDENT. - Yesterday morning a
boy engaged "a, the Tack factory had
the fourth finger OF one Of his hands
cut on bv the machinery. A comrade
aud be were engaged i'm friendly
scufie, and throwing out his hand 10
prevent fall or ward on "a blow. IL was
caught and suffered 10 the extent indi-
Gated.
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RIVER NEws.--The river, last even
ing, was still on the rise with nine feet
one inch by the marks. The Potomac
arrived from Cincinnati and the Tx
press from Parkersburg, yesterday
morning, with excellent trips. Capt
Muhleman of the former popular craft,
informed as that the Potomac had one
of the bos, trips she has had for long
time, being loaded 10 her full capacity
with freight, and the state rooms and
cabin floor ful. of passengers all the
way up. This fine steamer left for Gin
cianati last evening with good trip.
The steamer Express departed for Par
ker-burg Yesterday 40 m A. NJ. The
Jas. Rees and Forest City made their
usual trips. The steamer j. n. McCul-
Tough was retained in Pittsburgh ON
Monday ON account OF the heavy ice,
but Will leave on time Thursday even
ing. The side wheel steamer Grey
Eagle will be ON time for Parkersburg
this evening.
Boats leaving to-day; The fine side
wheel steamer, EebecCa, with the good
natured gentleman, Capt. G.. IL. Booth,
i'm command, will leave for Parkers-
burg at N "a. M; James Rees, for sun
fish. at % %. mn; Forest City, for Steu-
ueuvilie, 40 81. p. nm. steamer Grey
Eagle, Capt. Brennan i'm command, and
our old fellow-citizens, Capt. John
Kirker, jon the office, will leave for
Pdrkersburg aud intermediate points
this evening at O'Clock.
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EVERYBODY, and his wife, should
know that the most complete assort-
mant Of Toilet articles, Perfumery,
Combs, Hair Brushes, Cosmetics, Po-
mades and Toilet Waters, 20 be found
i'm Wheeling, is at T.. Bookings, No.
Odd Fellows Hall. Call before making
your purchases elsewhere.
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How TO MAKE A RAIsE!-lt raises
we'll 10 bskes welll IL eats well 1t
sells welll The best hotels use IL! The
best steamb boats use 10! The best board
ing houses use iti Thousands Of ladies
who know how TO set a good table, will
not do withoutit. All this is true, of
Logan, List e. CO.'S Excelsior Baking
POWdcr.
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THE LATEST NOTIoN-Patent Sewing
Machine Casters. Price, 81 90. Call
and see them at VIM. Sumner q Co.'s
gl Main street.
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ORGANS AND PIANOS AT REDUCED
PRCIs.-Large stock for sale in month
ly payments and 90 rent by the month
or quarter, at Sheib's Music Store. Send
ton circulars.
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WELL Master George vs..
Myers vas made the recipient, ou last
evening. of very handsome silver
watch a. .re hands oi numerous mem
beers .l .le Legislature. Master George
la. ..0d Iu ,le capacity of Page for
.ue House oI Delegates Cor twoor three
Sessions. and has. uy bis uniform cUur-
.... .. .ua members. merled this sub
.-.U..| token OF tn.Ir esteem. The
presentation Was made uy MessIs.
H..ru.u- and Eauu GOO behalf ul Cine
donors.
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POLICE CoURT-Not a solitary case
was up before this court, yesterday
morning. The dark, dismal room,
which but twenty-four hours previous
ly was full of prisoners and spectators,
was as duh and blank as an empty
tomb.
A few mornings since We took occa'
sion to suggest the propriety and ne
csssity OF iustituting some measures to
prevent the crowd attending there
as spectators, from pressing forward
upon the court and officers. We have
frequently seen quite a number Of
persons standing between the prisoner
on trial aud the Judge on the bench,
preventing the former from hearing
what was testified against him. We
submit whether this is as 10 should be
The court has the power TO protect
itself, even 90 the clearing OF the room
If need be-, but as that Is not at all me-
ce--arv in order TO have the proceedings
conducted In "a proper and appropriate
manner, we think some means should
he employed 20 preserve order and
show due respect 10 the court. IL oc-
ours Co us that ID a railing were thrown
around AN area OF sufficient capacity TO
accommodate the court, officers and
prisoners, they would be enabled TO
transact business more satisfactorily TO
themselves; and that those who 20 TO
see and hear, only, would be as fully
gratihed in both particulars, as under
the present arrangement.
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tors DIPLOMA hangs In hi- office
,rnarr.nrrr.r.r. ~. 80. ........

ANDOteoEmENI VI THE FkFarr
The many thousands cured az this e-.a1
lishment within the last twenty year,
the numerous important surgical Operat ...t
performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by ODE
reporters Of The sun and many other psItr
notice. Of which have appeared again sIt
again before the public, bteides his slauI ..
a. gentleman Of character and r-p...a
Ointy Is a sufficient guarantee to the aH. ....t
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY QUILL
mar l-lye
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YOUNG MEN
MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are tt,
most necessary requisites to promote c0uuu.
bal happiness. Indeed, without thesa he
Journey through life becomes weary p..gr.
mage the prospect hourly darkens tn us
view, the mind becomes sha lowed with l,.-
pair and rllcd with the melancholy refas
ton that the happiness OF another becoua
bllghted with our own.
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& OHIO R.R. Comply
UFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING. May 4, lS6LJ
SIMMER SCHEDULE.
FAST LINE

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
! the following schedule on and after May
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Len hand side going from Baltimore sireeta
few dOOE nom the corner. Fail not to Ul'
serve name and number.
hSNo Letters received unless post paid a1i
containing stamp % be used on The reply
Persons writing should state age, and -tLl
portion OF advertisement describing -ymP
tOms.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-29
The Knickerbooker Mutual Life In
surance Company Of New York,

lCASH ASSETS S3,OOO,OOO,)
7 s one Of the soundest Institutions of the kind
L in America, as It's per cent. of assets to labi-
tiles show t.5T-. .,7rt n.. .t.rr-l
During Its existence II has issued policies upon
the lives of more than 20, 900 persons, and has
paid, in losses, over 100000 10 the families and
representatives Of those who have deceased while
members of the Company.
Special care in the selection of its risks, strict
economy, and safe investment of its funds, char
acterize the management of this Company.
POLICIES.
% Polices granted for any amount from $500 up
to $25, 900, upon single life from the age of IA
TO 80.
Premiums are payable annually, or quartely, in
cash; or the party may give note for portion,
if the annual premium is not less than $50.
DIVIDENDS. .'--'- '.+'-
The business of this Company being MUTUAL.
profits are divided among the policy holders
Dividends payable in cash, or added to policy or
applied to the reduction of premium notes. A
Policy on which the Company has received three
annual premiums Is entitled to three years diyi-
dends on the first Of January following the receipt
of the last payment. The second dividend is de-
clared on the first of January following the receipt
of three more premiums, and SO on. (The divi-
dend on the last is as large as that on the first
which makes an average of eighteen months)
ALFRED G. COX, AGENT,
Jan l8-6m Mddletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-29

new CASTLE TRANs.-Leave New Castle for
Wilmington and Philadelphia at Z 30 A. NJ
40 P. M. for New Castle. N
SMYRNA BRANCH TRANs.--Additional to those
above leave Smyrna for Clayton u 90 noon, and
Z ~ L. N. Clayton for Smyrna, 8 40 A. NJ. and
90 and 10 05 p. NJ, to make connection with
trains to and from Dover, and Stations South.
Trains leaving Crisfeld at 90 P. NJ, and
wilmington going South ut IL 30 A. NJ. will run
in close connection with Steamboats, to Norfolk
and Portsmouth and Express Trains to and from
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. They
viii stop on the Delaware Railroad Line only at
principal stations at which their time is stated
Except that Steamboat Train South will let off
passengers from Baltimore at any station to which
they have tickets.
Passengers from Delaware Railroad Line to
Baltimore, and from Baltimore to Delaware Rail-
road, change cars at N. c. Junction in morning
at Wilmington in afternoon and night, unless
trains are delayed,
u ..rF. 'l. Z. Q. SEWALL,
Jan 4 Superintendent Delaware X. II.