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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23
CINCINNATI.
LyDehIng Of the Jackson County Rob-
beFs-They Make full Confession.

CINCINNATI, July 22.-The three
robbers who were lynchedi near tSey-
mour made fall disclosures of their
connection with many robberies and
murders IN that vicinity, and the
headquarters were at Reno's- house,
near Rockford, about two miles from
Seymour. This family was declared
to be rther originators of numerous
murders and highway rebberies. and
direct participates IN nearly all of
Them, renderi0gfllfe and property un-
safe, and holding the peaceful and
law abiding citizens in a continual
State Of fear. JohnaReno5 is now IN
the Missouri peRitentiary; two other
members Of the family are under
arrest for the robbery of the ADAMS
Express Company; and Frank Reno,
the most skillfUi and adroit assassin
of theTwhole family, is now at Wind
sor, CIV .4r a large reward will be
paid by the officers Of the Adams Ex-
press Company on the delivery of his
body at Seymour. Jackson County,
Indiana. .3saav,a.s
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BY CABLE.
Health 0r Archbishop Cullen ImprOV-
lHg-Mr. Bancroft Leaves Berlin.
PORTUGAL.

-<&Es~ PORTUGAL.
LISBON, July 22.--Another change
has been made in the Portuguese
ministry. which stands as follows:
President of Council and Minister of
War and Foreign Affairs, Marquis
Baudierre; Minister Of Justice, Coun-
oillor Sabas; Minister of the Interior,
Bishop of Visen; Minister of Public
Works, Councillor Colheiros; Minis
ter ofMarine, Councillor Coelho.
IRELAND. ..
DUBLIN, July 22.=Fhe health of
Archbishop Cullen hasimproved, and
he is now considered out Of danger.
le BER1IN,. July 22.-Mr. Bancroft,
American Minister, having concluded
his negotiations at Carlsruhe, has
gone to Baden Baden
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Memphis Market.

BY TeIegrarh.1 MEMPHIS. July q.
corEoS Market bare; receipts none; ex-
ports IL bales.
: FLOUR Dull: superfine nominal
WHEAT-SI 65l1s 10.
CoRN-g71zc@si.
OATS-709T5c.
HAY--SIS. tt-
BRAN-S23
CoEN MEAI-At 81 60@4 so.
PORK-S29 co.
LARD--lS1z@l9I2c.
BACoN Dull; xales shoulders at 1916;
clear sides, at l7gE14c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By TeIegraplI.l NEW YORK. July q.
The market remains rather quiet, bnt
hrIns as there are no surplus stocks offer.
ing. Heavy brown sneet1ngs, like Indian
Head and Applston A, bring 17Izc; Car
1oll, lies kfedIord, l61zgI7c; Exeter a, lie;
EolJ -, bleaehed, command l51Ic, and
Langdol, lBc, being an advance of 1zc.
Low priced ticks aud stripes have been
moving more freely, and are worth 146815c
per y ard more. There are many new de-
lanes at 20c Printed calieoes, I41<alIl2c.
Linen in better request and flrmer. Linen
eoetings dull, while burlaps are selling
below cost, say 4c per ouDee or I09IIe. s
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New York Gold and stock Market

By TeIegraph.I NEW YORK, July 2.
, aAeNssY-Fasy at 3z15c per cent. ON call.
SrERLaNG-DuIl at I0@l0J1.
GoLD-Firiu; opened at I4314; fell to
sl43; closing at I4315@I4314. Exports to-
Go3frssrr 71ets,,di r,S4s Lower. coupons of
1881, ll54@Il55s; do. 62, n4114gll424;
do '64 dI dIIll1sSIIll5s al do '65 ll25sgll23 do.
1092z4Io. q; l0.40s, 1Os5z zafDS1s: 7-alOs, ll09
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.7a Enronean Market.

BY Cahle.l & LoNDoNs ssJuly 22-Eve.
CoNso1s 81 l1z8945s.y ssasela
BoNps-U. =, ~ 4@727ai Erie, 42s4; I. c..
9G1s; Atlantic & Great Western, 39I4.
FRANTSFoRT July %.
BoNDs4U. s., fisnler at'77.
PARIS, July y.
RENTEs-70 francs 20 centimes.
4q LIVERPOOL, July 22-Eve.
CoTToN-H Heavy; sales Of 5000 bales; up
lands, i05sd; Orleans, 105sd.
BREADSFUFFs-Qutet. I
BEEF-Firm; others unchanged.
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p. Legislatire ProeeedIngs.

COLUMBIA, S. @. July pa bill.
was introducedSin the Legislature re-
ducing the bopdsof officials, which the
Governor will veto, as its effect will be
to permit irresponsible parties to hold
office. The Republicans are anxious
to Eelect Gov. aOrr as Chief Justice,
and steps are being taken for the re-
moyal of his disabilities.
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INVALUABLE MEDICINE
FoR
Purifying of the Blood.
DR.. J. W. POLANB's
HT1mOT Doctor
A Positive Remedy for all kinds
Of Hum0rs,

Scrofula. Scurvys salt Rheum, Carbuncles
and Boils, Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Affections of the Skin, Infiammatory
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles. Chronic
Dlarrhoea, Afercurial Diseases, and every
Taint of the System; Dyspepsia, and
those Affections originating in the De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs,
viz, Bilious Complaints. Neuralgia, and
Nervous Affections, Headache, Lam
gour, and Depression of Spirits, Loss OF
Appetite, Constipation.
NVHIS EXCELLENT MEDICINAL
n Compound was first prepared BY DR..
J. W. POLAND, in lS47, and was then em~
ployed with great success in eKpell1ng nu-
mOrs from the blood; but in lSas q Inedica1
friend, who was quite celebrated tts y Ply-
slciaD, especially IN the treatment OF hu-
inois, suggested some important impfos9-
ments, which were adoptedi ana Whlcn
best remedy for al Kinds OF hnmors
known to 1.-THE faculty"
This preparation Is cOmposeq entlre4y or
vegetables, among wnich are Sarsaparila,
Yellow Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake and
when the originator lived i'm New
HapIoshire, at GodstOWn Centre, for the
sDacs of thirty OF forty miles around, ana
in Manchester particularly the Humor Doc
tor was well known and highly valued for
fhs numerous and wonderful cures which
III erected. Though manufactured in large
ot1antities, the supply was frequently eE-
hausted, and purchasers had TO wait fOr
more 10 be made. In that region, some
very severe cases of Erysipelas were treat
ed With-and they We're curedl Erysi pelaa
sores, or carbuncles--thOs ugly, painful
uicers-were entirely removed Wnerever
was with ScrOfula and salt Rheum. The
HumOr Doctor cured them.
IL Is free from any dangerous drugs la
pleasant to the taste, SAFE yet sure ana
effective in its action.
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10 een. si1lev. Presl.le.as d coal,llssio,.:

GENERAL-In view of the action Of
the Legislature to day, aud the prob
able Immediate admission of Georgia,
and the cessation of military author
ity, the Commanding General directs
that the Commission, of which you
are President, suspend proceedings In
the trial of the prisoners charged with
the murder Of Ashburn. The prison
ers will be retained in custody until
further orders. -....-...'-
The court adjourned until Friday.
All the witnesses fox the prosecution
have left for the North.
The city is crowded with visitors to
the Democratic Mass Meeting. -
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HAVANA, July 22.-ltais reported
that certain bankers in London have
offered E2,000,000 per year rent for
the Bay of Somona.
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Ioulsyllle ffarket.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. July ..
ToBACco-G5 hogsheads at s69I6.
FLoUR-S6 Sat 75 Tor superdne.
WHEAT-SI S5012 90.
CoRN-9jc
OArS-S26S3c.
RYE-Sl 45@I so. EsS
MESS PORK--a2S 3d. - =
LARD-1S@1S14c.
BACoN- Shoulders, I3@IS4c; clear rib
sides, 1870: clear sides I754c.
BULK MEATS-ShOulders, 12c.; clear
sides, Ice.
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q New ORIGINS Markct.

By TelegTaph.l eNEW ORLEANS. July q.
CoRroN--Middiing nominal at 500 301kc /;
recei pts Of 300 bales. =
tLsUR- Quiet; s1perfine, 81 75; choice,
$lT 50114.
CoRN-Dull; 90dgTIzc.
gOArs-DuH at 55c. 1Fa Fax
sffAY-U ncifaBged. ~ 6 f-A ft& e.
sPoRK-Qulet at SO so.
BAooN-DoH; shoulders, 13]{e; clear sides.
LARD Quiet: tierce, 1sc; leg. 2Oc.
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ATLANTA.
Military Commission for the Trial or
Columbus Prisoners Suspended
Order Of Gen. Meade.*

ATLANTA, July 22.-The military
commis sion for the trial of the Co
lumbus prisoners suspended Friday,
in compliance with the following or
der from General Meade: s4st
HEADQUARTERS, 3D MILITARY DIv.,
July q, 1868.
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3. L. D. GUFFY,

,,..,,eoc,urer and Dealer in Steam and
Z" VvateT Ciauges, Spelter and Rabbit
MetaI and all Articles apper-
tanning to a Brass Foundry.
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STEAMBOAT AND GENERAL BLACK
sMITHIEG,
Water Street, bet. Pine and Loet.

Water Street, bet. Pine and Leets
1a EVANSVILLE, IND.
Rg Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
The partnership between John Ivlnson
and John shepard was dissolved on W.. lle
9qi n f,f lime by the retirement OF JQnu
gsepard The business Of the urln " y %
settled by John lytnson. 3so'
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tect the rights of American citizens
abroad.
Conness' amendment to strike out
the direction to the President to su5--
pend commercial relations with any
foreign power arresting or OBTAINING
amy citizen, was accepted by Sumner
and agreed to. "a a0ua vaqveI
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r e L e G. r. a = II.
Democratic Convention at
Terre Haute.
Daniel W. VOORHEES, Ncnni-
,a... mated for Congress. 4
News by Atlantic Gable.
Health of Archbishop Cul-
I'D len Improving,
MIR. Bancroft Leaves Berlin
hila uai------~- .lfrf4.e f.ll...-s.fI
Reconstruction Committee
General Gill ems Report---
A Subcommittee APP
ak1 9 polnted.ah8a gs
MIR. Bancroft Leaves Berlin
Reconstruction Committee
Outrages on Loyal Men in
fselels sLouisiana. aiu son rs
message from the President.

~ 19s ss5- ---eaE s.s9ATHs
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-22

= No. returns from Laurcns, but the
probability is that the District has, geae
Iargely Radical. The Herald says that
Conservative negroes who would have
voted Democratic tickets were prevented
by force, their tickets taken from them
and iheirliv Threatened, and this in
the face of the managers, and the mill
tarys@bo garrison that town. It@was
With great difficulty thatswhise men were
allowed to vote. the. League: having early
taken. possession Of the town: box. = >r>,.7
Adiffculty also occurred at Clinton.
The Phoenix gives the total number
for Richland 1859; majority for Cons:itu'
ton ;l245.~- ,}--s& .5>2,-,-.- =. -. - -
: fairfield. total 1929; majority for Con.
,stithtiun, s2l. ..~ =.
charleston, 1851 majority for consti-
tuition, 1917, ,.zzSs..Ss. s-.', .as: .--ss-.':-
Andersen G. H., 756 majority against
Constitution IS. Horea Path Democratic
majority A. Supposed the Democrats
viii carry the district. x -.
Chester, s74; majority for Constitu-
ton 282. ~. -
. G-eenville-returns indicate coastitu-
ton carried by nearly 600.
Spartanborg, democrats supposed to
hare carried the day by handsome ma.
jority. .,.-..... ... 49,. ~. -. =.
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The Impeachment.


The impeachers are becoming demor.
allied, aud the evidence in the trial too
weak to hold water many of the Sena-
tors evidently feel this, and at least six
II is con6dently =. believed, will vote
against impeachment, and how many
more will turn when the crisis arises it
issnot presumed to say, but this however
is believed that thrse six votes will be
sufficient to give aSprcponderance in
favor of Mr.. johnson. Our faith has
never wavcrcd, and the hope of final
triumph has never died out. The pres
sure of the opposing clement as the trial
draws Is a close will be great, and it
may be that this huge disgrace will be
perpetratcd, as there is TO telling what
day may bring forth, but not until it is
done will it be believed. The trial it.
self is great farce, with no semblance
Of The solemn court that 1t should have;
the Presidents counsel ard the Chief
Justice alone showing any dignity.
. \ New York correspondent Of the
World paper thus describes this devils
mcnagerie:
with the exception CT the Presidents
counsel, and the Chief Justice, the rest is
a sort of private theatricals en- a grand
scale. The managers enter, arm in arm,
as usual ;; Boutwell, and Bingham in
Vincent Cram,nles style of progress,
one shot step, half one long; the others
with as nnch of a po;npous strut as they
eau roll their fat bodies along with.
.Ihaideus Stevens has been previously
produced iu his chair he has been re
clining there, httslring and talking with
enc aud another, proving the stories oil
his approaching death aud damnation to
81 mere ciapt'ap and sensational party
romance, since there is plainly enough
venom in him 10 last three. dozen years
TO ceme-or it may be possible indeed,
that be is himself the worm which dieth
not, and when stiile clrtheS the skin
that hangs upon his yellow skull, one
looks involnulMity for tic horns ard
boots that should complct; the picture.
As forahe rest, individuals of the Sen
ate seem 10 nave an ashamed conscious
ness that they are not paid 5000 a
year for p!ayiFg as supernumcrssies to a
farce tise.. nembers of the House Of
Representatives, Nha hare no business
there at al cXc1p. t. menace any waVer-
ing Senator, sit with their AIMS over
each others shoulders, their feet in each
others chairs, AID keep up a, perpetual
diversion Of restless movement. The on
ly otncr person on the for of the House
iS,tbc editor Of a sporting paper. who,
as a judge cf the time made by Dexter
or Flora Temple, is as evidently a judge
of the railroad. Speed of. a trial put
through by the three Busy BIS, Butler,
Boutwell, and Bingham"
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he Drifting Current.

j startling runaor comes from Wash.
ington, that the Radicals there are spec.
Mating on making all possible capital out
Of the remnant of Thad. Stevens's life by
assassinatirg him, and creating the i,u-
preston that the murder is deed Of the
',rebels." They argued that this would
but'shorten his life by few useless days
while the benefit to "the cause" would
beinealculable. ..' ,..' '.'
, The hew constitution framed by the
Michigan Radical Legislature has been
defeated. Ehe clause allowing negro suf-
frsge kiliedit. Seventy towns, including
Detroit, gave 500 MINORITY against the
constitution.
Fon Dn Lac, Wisconsin, for the first
time in eight years, has elected a Demo
cratic Circuit Judge.
English, Democfat, has been elected
Governor Of Ccnuecticus1hy an increased
majority.
The entire Democratic ticket has been
elected in Sandusky, Ohio, by 200 ma
jority.
The Democrats have carried Keokuk,
Iowa. SO. ......s-. 80.
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The Democratic Club Of -Newberry,,-~


The Central Executive Committee con-
graduate the citizens of this District on
the recent elections. We have utterly
failed to carry them but We have proved
thatthe white men are united, and that
many of the colored men have recog-
nized and discharged their duty. Twenty
eight hundred and fifty mine votes were
cast. Ofthese eight hundred and nineteen
we're Democratic, One hundred Of these
votes were cast by colored men. Oaly
fifteen white men voted the Radical
ticket! And no, one of them of any So
cial or olitical~positionrts. Nearly half of
the white men of the District did rot
vote at all. We have not shown our
strength. Butwe will!
The Central Executive Committee
recommend, that every man who can at
all afford it shall introduce foreigners to
cultivate our soil. the disposition Of the
majority Of our laborers being such as to
warrant only ruin to the planting interest
ofth@ country.
Bat the Committee especially COM
mend all those mcn-o whatever race or
claSs-who have not voted the Radical
ticket: and they suggest th't all good
and true men stand by them, and see
that they receive the due rewards Of JUS
tice and honesty. All men of eighteen
years of age who have not voted the
Radical ticket, are considered Democrats,
and will be respected accordingly.
1t is recommended that the yice-prcsi.
dents proceed at once to enrol all the
Democrats in their respective Beats and
organize clubs. IF finformation is desired,
it will be furnished BY the Central Exc
cutive Committee.
All is not yet lost 4! Truth, justice and
liberty are not yet dead. Citizens stand
to your principles, aad all will be well!
Be calm: be moderate: bring the er.
ring into the fold, if possible. But be
brave, honest, sclfreliant. We will do
no Injustice to other men but we are
resolved that justice shall be done to Us!
J.F. J. CALDWELL.
.-.'. -..''' SIMEON FAIR.
.. LAMBERT j. JONES.
JAMES NJ. BAXTER.
SAMUEL r. CHAPMAN.
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sIp Patisuce Possess Your Souls

= IThc dominant Radical party is ruled
81. madness, which will ultimately de-
stroyIIt II may be year, two or fve
Years, 5ut itemust come, and q day Of.
salvation dawn for the people Of the
South, but tossecarc this we must ''pos'
sess our souls With patience" The &C.
MUS of liberty will yet bid the wind Of
passion, ''peace bs.ssitl." when the-5osee
ofreason win be heard. The morning
: wiH dawn none the less brightly because
tie night IS long, and dark. Let not
madness rule with us; let our counsels
beFih moderation, and wait! in patience.
The scenes lately enacted at the ballot
box will not be witnessed again, except
10 therclection TO take placement month.
Thatwill be the last we firmly belieTe,S>
and. universal suf6fHtaSe have played
opt its hand with its next display: Let
Us vail: - a..-..E =. IT., - - :
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Why THE PRESIDENT ,s Tmpr.caxo

Why THE PRESIDENT Is IMpEAcaxD.-
"Cory O'Lanus," o humorous contrib.
utor to the Brooklyn Eagle, gives tho
following as the reasons for the impeach-
mcnt of President johnson. "Cory'sn
reasons certainly have some point T.
"For being Andrew johnson.
For aggravating Congress by referring
to an obsolete document, known "a tia
Constitution Of the United States.
For insisting that the Union has noa
been dissolved.
For asserting that a white man is 40
good as negro.
For maintaining that the President
has right to exercise powers conferred
upon the office BY the aforesaid Consti.
tuition. <uA ..ygtL EyggT
Because Alabama didn't swallow the
black draught of the Jacobin Constitn-
ton.
For violation.of The law agaiast cruelty
to animals, in.trying to.kick' q dirty dog
out Of the War Office" -,.~-
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DEMoREST's PARLoR MAGAZrNE.-This

DEMoREST's PARLoR MAGAzINE.-This
excellent Magazine is constantly grow
ing in popularity, AID the secret Of it's
success is the conscientiousness with
which i, is conducted. 1t gives all, and
more than all. that it promises. 1t strives
to meet the wants of American women,
and tells them what they want to know.
1t is the most complete Fashion Maga-
zine in the country. 1t is not frivolous; !;
its teachings are high, pure, and sound,
characterized by good taste and common
sense. Its departments of music, needle
work, braiding, patterns, ETC., are either
one worth the price of subscription,
which is only $500 per year, with o
handsome aud valuable premium. Office,
47s Broadway, n. Y.
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Forethaught.

SfThe sgentsof the Equitable Life. AS
suraace Society, Mess's. Silas Johnstoae
AMI Wm, F., Nance, have sent Us very
handsome circular, Which gives the names
Of the patrons Of this very ionrishing
;ccorpora,ion IN this State and Georgia:
,Wenotee a.nong the list, two we'll known
CHARLESTON merchants who have recently
Siea Each of them thus secured, IN
tllesc,days Of general poverty, something
fes, their families from whose care and
protecsien;they have been so suddenly
take u away .ssg .s,.R;, ~.5s.se: =. 49,!
= Let the living follow. their example aud
'lay, up sonnet. ing in 3 life policy, Call Cal
for one Of these circulars, and See the
kintfof tnen Sho assure their lives as ar
inSessuent. = - - -
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E;eSlaad Democratic Club.

/, A large meeting of this club was beld
on Saturday evening. Col. Thomas ad
dressed the meeting on The prospects,
and the duty Of the hour. Among the
resolutions, it was decided to proceed at
once to q more thorough organic .tiun;
that the colored people favorable 10 the
party, be invited to form cooperative
clubs; that the colorcd people who have
attached their political fortunes 10 ours.
are entitled 10 our patronage and Support,
and shall receive it; aud that this patron
age and support will not be withheld
from those colored persons who may nov
come forward and ask 10 be enrolled
ailsaaIats ti..- f-:.i. s., ,-tu TIE DcuocT: tic
ranks. That those colored persons who
have voted to put upon the white man
and. the colored, nan of this State, an
igpemilious Constitution, ruiuous alike
to them. and, especially so tc us, have
forfeited many of their ch,ims to our
sympathy and aid, and that the policy
Of declining TO give work to those pee
sons, and especially to their leaders,
win be steadily and firmly carried out
by our fellow-citizens- due regard being
had to- the moral and igaf obligations Of
Existing contracts, and each citizen be.
ing at liberty to discriminate in behalf Of
those well.diSp sed and conservative
colorcl men, who may have been led
a>tray by the devices Of ar,ful and de-
signing leaders. That the Richlaad
Democratic Club appeal to citizens
throughout the State to organize and
week until the party stands a political
column. >'''-
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XXX. K.-The Richmond Dispatch

XXX. K.-The Richmond Dispatch is
responsible for the following:
The Ku Klux Klan are kalled upon to
kastigate OF kill any kulered kusses who
may approve the konstitution being kon-
cocted by the kontemptibie karpetbag-
gers at the karitol. Each Klan. is kom-
manded by a karniverous kernel who
kollects his komrades vi h kare and kau
tioa commensurate with the magnitude
of the kause. Whenever konvened, they
must kerrectly give four kounter>igns.
These are: Kill the kullered kuss; klean
out the karpetbaggers; krush the kon-
vention karry konservatism; konfusion
to kongress; konfederates will konquer.
OF kourse the Klan kreates considerable
Transformation among the Kongos and
their Running conductors, who kalculate
that their kareer may be kut short BY
katastophies. Kowardly kurs, they kant
komplain.
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TRUE PoLITENEss. .--?oliteness is a
summary of all the moral virtues it is
an asscmblagc of discretion, civility, and
circumspection to render to every one
the duty he has right to expect, and to
adorn all our words and actions with
grace and afabili,y. 1t is the offspring
Of well directed mind, possessing itself,
and being master of its own sentiments :;
that loves to do justice to every one, and
to sacrifice its own interest rather than
to injure that of others that disregards
the clamor of vulgar opinion, and re-
Quires not an explanation upon every
trifiing or cqaivocal expression.
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summers muslin, and get colds and sore
throats for their pains and so on through
the whole catalogue. Stop it, ye locals
till the time, the set time comes, when
maple leaves are the size Oft silver dol
lar,..and the martins show themselves,
and the frosts are over, then unbutton
your vests, take Inspiration from all ma
ture andspout for it will do no harm.
Think how absurd it is to read Spring
local, when just returned from mud ankle
deep, and the thermometer at a freezing
point. Be careful.