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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS.
Eugene Blttner n Frankenhelmer
Oliver Sears j w higgins
SH Robinson VIII Beegan
Committee Of Invitation.
John b Winters VIM d Gibson.
HU PIaQe Gil Van Gorder
w II Armstrong Thomas Moor
.Jno II Mills kA Putnam
ACHay NC Hall
Jno Winterbauer Rir Brodek
Jno Monahan WI Smith
Cummings LA Hauck
Jno II Rlordon JACOB DonObiessls
WHHLee James O'Donnell
Jno Lambert Thos Qnlrk
Richard Mercer 7 Barber
HIM y.sey J BlnIley
n MMcClusky II Gray
Jno A Holden nc blanchard
III, Day Lawrence Kelly
Thos E Finch Henry Motz
JEFF McClellon J L Dufau
Dr II Webber Barney Rouke
Tim 0'Connell CL Murphy
81 r Williams ID Y McChry
"A Mover II CrandRll
hiay Caldwell John i Earl
Wm Williams GA Story
John Hill Wailer
f Skerritt 9co Slaik
@ Henry Bagln u Booth
IN nniIoct True Lock
Saml Nownrt Geo siokle
EA Gamble homes
A Muhl.k Frank Durkeo
wm Hnll RIM Townsnnd
CJ Russell IA Clawson
Sw Chubbuck Ross Colcord
James Rule JJ Hays
VIRGINIA CITY.
M Adkin,on James Wilcox
lack Perry Jno Daniels
Hugh Kelly James Parker
James Edington Hugh kerrih
Jomes n Carter Jacob Young, Jr
Frank harrington Geo Lammoh
Gus Ash John a Mock
MStraus AN Edglngton
p Mulcahy james uray
Up Curtis SD Wright
SILVER CITY.
MDuGy Riley Armstrong
J Augustine CIV Boiiet
Becker ID hhslngs
DAYTON.
wBHarrub Geo Shaw
jno Black James Munckton
Id Cross
Reception Committee.
LA Hauck Nv Higgins
Richard Mercer Jno 4 Dufau
Floor Managers.
ACHay Eugene Bittner
WHHLee Jno II Mills
Floor Director.
William II Beegan
TICK ETS. UU'
mh6.td
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
LOUISIANA.

NV ORLEANS. Oct, 22.-Tke Office Of
the Rapides Tribune. at Alexandrie, was
destroyed three nj ,hts ago by n mob
All auist in St. Marys since the trooki
arrived.
large meeting ofcx soldiers passed res
olr,icns to-day calling upon the United
States and General Eosseau TO protect the
tx sold.srs and loyal citizens
The Legislature adjourned sine die las,
night Among the last acts Of the rlous,
was the reconsideration Of tho vote sustain
jag the Governors veto of the five million
CITY bonds bill ard the passage of the bill
over the veto, also, the ej.ction of anothe,
white member, elected by over 800 majority
end the installation in his place Of . negro.
a resolution was adop, giving mileage
and fees for the whole session to . number
radical conte -tants Of sea- and setting
ids the claims Of Democratic member
whose case was not yet decided. Some
action was taken in the Senate in similar
sses when the veto OF the city bond bill
came up. A Senator caused 10 be read a
communication Offering 5000, 900 ~ brides
tor the passage Of the bill over tho veto.
II WAS also stated that further sum OF
500 GOO had been offered vote vss then
taken and the veto sustained, 10 to ..
The body Of Col Pace, lately murdered
IN ST. Mary's parish, went north this eve
nlng on the s'eamsr Nicholas Lou.wor,h.
The body was escorted 10 the steamer ~ n
number of ex United States soldiers and
the officers and soldiers now on duty here.
including Gems. Rousseau and Buchanan.
Fage was Colonel OF the 23d Illinois reei-
mont instead # the 29th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Oct. 22.-At q meeting Of
the corporation Of tho Istbnus Canal Com
pany, held on Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence Of Peter Cooper, company vs. or
ganizsd by the election Of Peter Cooper a.
president, and Frederick A Conkling secre-
tary. Hon. VIM. II Seward and Attorney
General Smith were present, and took an
active part 10 the proceedings. The feasi
bility OF the prop ssd clnal was Thorough Y
discussed, and the highest estimate Of the
cost was el00,000,00J. The following
Commissioners were appoiatsd TO obtain
subscription to the stock Of the company
w. D. Coleman, Marshall g. Roberts, Cor
nelius X. Garrison, VIM. u. Duncan, ard
Richat dsou Schell. A charter was reported
by s. N. Parry and exhibited. During the
discussion Hon. VIM. II. Seward addressed
Il . meeting at length in favor Of the enter
prise. in conclusion demonstrating that the
Executive Department OF the United States
has adopted the enterprise, detailing steps
which had bsen and were being taken for
that purpose. and assuring them ,ha, the
President will &, forward VITA renewed
zeal and vigor on receiving assurances they
had given him that the city Of New York
has named men who will undertake. the
achievement, and stand reidv to furnish
he millions it may be expected to cost.
The steamship Rising Star from Aspin-
| wall arrived this morning.
A Charleston special states: Governor
Scot. issued = proclamation stating that he
has received accounts o. outragss in ten
counties, showing that life and property are
unsafe. BY reason Of the law essness that
exists in those counties He says that the
/ State laws were e6sd, and calls on all mai
istrates and local authorities to see that the
laws are equally enforced upon all classes
lie proclaims it his duty to see that the
rights Of every citizen, white or colored, arr
protected, and his efforts to psaceably &C.
compish this continue to Do frustrated. h,
will arm and organize . sufficient force o.
loyal citizens 10 overcome oil resistance. and
the responsibility and consequences. how
ever disastrous and dsplorabie, must res
on the heads Of those Who provoke them
report from Peshawau, India, dates
August goth. announces that on four o'clocl
that morning Peshawau WAS visited by al
earthquake; At first gentle. bat aiterward
very violent. One bastion and one gatowa,
were shaken down. Three sentries wsr
buried beneath the wall but w.. yet alive
In the city towers and walls fell in but n
lives we're lost.
RocassrER, Oct. 22-Gov. Ssymou
arrived here 1t o'clock yesterday after
noon and vas received by = large gather
ing Of citizens. he vas accompanied b
Hon. Francis Herman Of Utica. They ven
10 the Osborne House and Att ocloc
were escorted to the Rink BY . large CO,
alcads and torch light procsssion. TIL
Rink was filled with people. g. 900 or NOR
being present. Hon. z. l.. Fish, Mayol
presided. Gov. Seymour addressed tn
meeting for half an hour, the remarks wei
received with great enthusiasm. He VA
followed by Hon. + Herman. 4 displa
OF fire works was made near the hotel afte
, the meeting.
|. Gov. Seymour went TO Buffalo at
. o'clock this morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
eral Sedsuick took place At Yves. Point to-

eral Sedswick took place at Yves. Point TO-
day.
The Sun says that several perscns aro
now in New York purchasing and shipping
arms to Southern States one from Re xae.
one from Georgia, two from South Carroll
no. and and two or three from Alabama,
Louisiana and -snnessee. The arms ere
mostly rsvclvers and repeating or brsseh
loading rifles. Ten thousand revolver are
said 70 have been shipped South ct one
consignment, three weeks since. Other
large shipments are frequent. One dealer
says he has more orders than hs can Gil,
but processes not to know the destination
Of the weapons.
ALBANY, Oct 2l.-Jadgs Cofdoxa 10 day
granted . motion for deduction Of bail On
Putnam w. Brown, charged With com plicity
in robbing the Merchants Union Express to
e5o, 900.
Benz. B. Rosenburg Was TO day arysignsd
before the United States Oomuission,
charged with having been engaged il max
ing and mailing forged naturalization pa-
pers. Deputy Uaitsd States District A..
torney Allen stated that Resenbusg had
been engaged in this businesss several days
at No. 6 Center street, and had sold hum
dreds and thousands Of them, the papers
being fully made out and having the seal
Of tho competent court attached. . blank
space being left for the insertion Of any
names desired. Great quantities Of them
have been sent up the river and into the
interior Of the Safe. The papers were so d
At a dollar head. The examination was
fixed for 10 morrow. and defendant held In
$4,000 bail, Charles Donahue going his
bonds.
SYRACUSE, Oct. ol.-Gov. Seymour, on
bisway West, stopped here for dinner. HI
made q speech to . large crowd at the Sy.
racuss House, and thanked his friends fol
their attention, and expressed his earnest
hope that however the conflict in which "
are engaged may end, the result shall b
such as TO preserve our Union, elevate ant
restore the honor Of our Government, q
that il shall prove to be blessing to all th,
citizens Of the land.
Urea, Oct. 21.-Gov. Seymour lef
here to day, and will stop At Rochester to
night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
LATE NEWS
B1' TELEGR.lPM.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2l.-Ths Executive Com
mittes OF the National Board Of Underwr,-
'crs met in this city today. About thir-
teen members we're present, representing
the insurance interest in every prominent
city IS the Unisn. Beyond the announce
ment OF subcommittee but little business
was transacted. The Board will be in scs
sion two days.
Rev. h. Atkinson, Of Portland, OREGON.
addressed the Board Of Trade this afternoon
on the resources ofthe Northwestern cast.
Gen Frank P. Bl.ir addressed large and
enthusiastic assembly in the Court House
Square to- night, in . speech Of over one
hour. The various ward organic atoms Of
Democrats we're out with torches, banners,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
WINES.

WINES.
LIVERIGHT & BANNER,
Irar.-ie-s ard nca'e-s IN
Fol.ign Sc-Domcstic
w [ n 81 S +,
"a west second St,
Davem port, Iowa.
PURE NATIVE WINES
From One to PiveYears Old
FOR SALE BIT THE
Dozen Bottles, Keg Or Barrel.
v,rNs WINES, FREE IRON ANY OTHER IN
4 aredient than fruit jules, sagaf and water, ana
nAde With great care foo
stsavvbosriess Oooseberrlss
Slack, White 1 BED C1rralts.
Orders ADDRESSED y - 81 Dsvsa port or CHE,
"."' OF '''' PARKS . nosnRR, Davenport.
viii b delivered at their Store.
Prices reasonable, quality considered Wy.
Wv WI. 4. HOLMES
ecae-dtf Gilbert. Scott Co.. lows =
WHY OUR - = A n rs OF
California W ines
A r. f. THE b F. : + (.
BECAUSE
We own and control some Of the nnsss vineyard.
BECAUSE
and prod uciion OF them has taueh, Us to know the
best ,hods.
BECAUSE
the proper care AZ handling OF the Vince And ths
are avays del yered to the purchaser il tae beat an
most perfect condition.
A. evidence OF the truth Of the above, orr wi,es
have received
| SILVER MEDALS
PRO. a, the New England States, Michigan, Indian,
and Illinois, besides the only
GOLD MEDAL
Ever awarded to lnerinan Wines
At.hs Americas I,.,.uts in New Fork. the socie,ys
SILVER CUP,
ard Numerous Awards and Diplomas from o,h.,
states They have been Endorsed BY the 0over,men i,
Surge ns. AVID excessively used IN the Hospitals -
The principal Medical Societies have given their YER
dict II their favor and all who nee them prVnou aee
them the
Purtst and Best Wines lew In the Market,
SEE TnAT YOU GET OUR BRANDS.
PERKINS, STERN 4 co.,
IA - 10 vesey 81, New \ ERIK,
les fremont H.; Boston.
Western Hous. represented BY BENZ BRUCE
JR.. - D 50 La Sale st.. Chicago. cody
l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22

Liverpool Market.
BY Telegraph. Oct. -.
Whea. -Red, sslld; white. 12s I'd.
Corn-5ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
ARKANSAS.

= LITTLE hocK. Ark. Oct. c0.-Robert A.
howard. Chairman Of the Democratic State
central Committee, has iasued the follovir,
IN visw OF Gsv. Claytoa's dispatch to the
lesloen. relative to the destruction Of arm.
destined for Arkansas: " -
Inc conservative people Of Arkan.a,
expect 20 have quiet election ia November
II permitted, and to insure that result Vii,
De glad to have sufficient United Stst..
troops sent to Arkansas under command a,
: DISTINGUISHED officer. All our ins.,s...
are on To: side Of order and and pesce and
there need be no fears Of trouble or ein,,ino
With the Democrats. Gov. Clay,or I'D; !. AZ
tsrminsd to make trouble if possib,s 40
had no authority of Law to purchase A..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
CONNECTICUT.

WAfEaTowS. O:t. 81. Extensive fraud,
are being psrpetrated throug hout the coun
try, aud especially in the vest. by neecti.
ting forged drafts, purporting 70 BE- draw
BY the banking house Of Howard 4 Baker.
OF Wasertown signsd, Z. Z. Holmes. Cash,
ier- The drafts are neatly engraved. and
executed. These drafts to the amount Of
several thousand dollars bavd been seq,
mere for cellsction. There has never bees,
any such banking bsuss in lhie village.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLssroS, Oct PA meeting was
held thus afternoon to express indignation
o tho recent murders in this State. Mayor
Clark presided. Speeches were made Nv
Senator Dwysr, Collector Msckay, and 9TH
ers.
Governor Scott has issned . proclanA
ton Offering a reward for the apprshs sion
Of the murdersrs and expressing . determi-
nation to maintain the public order ct oil
hszsrds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
LATEST news
ny TELE0R.APH.

TO rEsE DAILY DEMeCRAT.
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Feressa News ~ AsDan,ic Cable

PANS, Oct. co.-General Ssrrano has
written letter to tina editor Of the Sd,.
Los :. declaring in favor Of . monarchy. .
best suited to the State Of Spain. lie says,
however, that the leaders of the revolution
have resolved to act entirely in accordance
Win the voice Of the people - T. what
form OF government shall be adopted fer
the country.
II reported that Ferdinand has accent
ed proposal to come forward a. q caudi.
date for the throne Of Spain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22

on u 80 Psk HALR DOZEN.
MaoAAako Rlllss - oas. = Hex,
For sals by I'll Dsuggisss ~ Dselsrs.
d.. HUuYuQK'B ALMAuAOpOD loee Cal
o09AU GRATIS 0fAtG DnU0o1DfB
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22

aDaveDpoPe Market Repors.
Osncs % rsBsDAvaxpoas Dss esAs.
Oct. %. 1858.
tlosa- Wholesale, ~. 20; retail, ee.oo.
wnsAr-No. !. &i.l4, No. 2. el.os, No. :, ss@
90
BAaLsr-No / Sl.sO@2 90.
OArs-4o145.
RYs-No receipts.
Coan-New, s5@4o; Old, 75Gsee.
0SioNs -oi .0001.lc.
PsrArsss-so@7cc.
Busssa-S6c. peril
Deos-2ce.
GRsm ArPrxs-ol.75per bsshel.
hAY-Good Timothy si3.eeNels. ~. per ton.
Prairie go 90 per ton. Sloue b, 81. 0OQv.oe.
CosL-Soft-a yard. lie = bushsl delivered
l9@20c.
AxrsaAc,rs AT yard Sl7 90 per tor.
woop-esoo. per Csrd.
Chicago Market.
! [By telegraph Oct. -
Flour Irregular end po'hing doing
Wheat e1t1.27H.
| Ccru-Steady Al e95f.
| Barlev-Duii and no minal at -
Rye--l 2l9l.2lE.
| Oats-4a
| Seeds-Quiet
| timothy So for prime.
| Provisions Lower aud quiet.
Chicago Live stock Market.
| By Telegraph. October y.
Receipts-Catt,e 81 cars; hogs, &C cars; sheer,
| S cars.
| Castle--Good to extra, e75@7.25; s;ockers,
215d475.
Hogs 75@s.s7 for good to extra.
| Sheep-3 25d40o for good to choice.
ST. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph Oct. %.
| Flonr-Unehansed.
| wheat STEADY At oO02.30 for choice and
fancy fall
Corn Higher at l OoG1.o5.
| Oa.s-4ad54.
| Rye-l,204l %.
Pork Steady.
Liverpool Market
By Telegraph. Oct. -.
| whea.-Red, % I'D; white. 12s ID
Corn-5ss.
| New. York NAarket.
~ Telegraph October 81.
| Heavy and declining.
Wheat-Duil No. SpYng, .e3: eupe,hue, IS
Qse5
Corn-1lsa1Iss for mixed western
Barley pnll ana heavy.
| Oats-Active. at 70.
ProvisloIe-Heavy.
New York Money Market.
BY Telegraph October 81
L. s. 6's, 13L.
u. : aS.. 1:t, i1,s cd. lli,.; sd. Ink; new.
1.lOis ,61, 1.1e's, IS. ll?i,.
Coupons. GO, 10.
q. ;. io-4es. ,.ot,..
God-1.a6a4.
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new Y0RE.

NEW ioak, Oct. 2l.-Thefc was quite 1
panic in Wall street to.dav cccas;onsd bv
the tiehtnsss Of money which VS. held 4
Z pss ceut. IN geld.
The dedication Of the monument to Gem
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-06-24

Mas ELIZA PorreR AND rnR Uxrex Sol.
DIEns Mrs. Potter, the wife OF Alderman
Potter OF this city, has obtained considera
publ" notice by her connection with the
Union soldiers alive and dead It is not
long since the New YORK papers we're loud
in their praise Of her Efforts to provide
suitable grave s ones for the Unioh CemeA
terry in Chnrleston, and now the telegraph
informs us that she has rstitionei Congress
TO be reimbursed some s4n,oOO, which che
alleges to have spent In assisting Uuion
soldiers during the war Mercury.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-06-24

A. Corresponding Secretary Of the
Petersburg Memoria. Associ alton, 1, be
comes my duty to seek your aid In a
cause which is so sacred, 90 prtcIopa,
that We would do and suffer al things
for its successful prosecnii,n but cir.
cumstauces deny ne what would be
equally The pride and joy Of our hearts
TO pof5rm. We, therefore, come to
you, oppressed with the magnitude OF
the work, asking yoar sympathy and
60 Operations. = And what is the cause
for which we plead \ .Is q that we
should say, come with us 20 crown with
laurel. and celebrate IN song, The y;c,ors
ofa righteous ncb'e@ stYngale. TO re.
j6ice win them that the confIict ended.
the warfare accomplished, they return
with Shouts OF victory anil Qiai bosanns,
ms 20 their happy homes, ,lrir long los. I.
saken altars. their especlaI: aud ssaliiue
loved ones 7 not This. .not his. oh God
orr hearts are in the, dust, our laeyels
wi'hsfed, onr homes dcsoIa,s1, and our
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-06-24
Chase and his Daughter

The New York correspondent of the
Charleston Courier has this bit Of gos
sip =. ~,
Those who have attentively listen.
ed. 10 Wendell Phillips, during the re-
cent annual meetings Of the Anti
Slavery Society. he'll in this city, will
remember that he limited u, ;he posi-.
Mlity Of the impeachment failure, and
that n woman would be the cause Of i,
all. Now people do not generally sus
reci, and still It is well known fact,
hat Mrs. Senator Sprague has. from
the verv start, embraced the cause Of
the President AMI prevailed npon her
father to'act in his capacity with sole
regard TO Justice and law, irrespective
Of party ties The lady's grea; capac
ity, her winaing manners. her thorough
acquaintance with the political s;tua
iion, have on many occasions, surp,ised
men occupying prominent positions in
Washington, and Ofien she has sue.
eae,led in coming out victorious f,om
private political discnssions in which
he participated. or course with Mr..
Chase's standing ambition to occupy
the first office in the land. il WAS not
difficult for him to heed the advice Of
his gifted daughter. and The result
shows that thus far she has been suc
cessful. There is no more popular man
in the land 10 day than Chief Justice
Chase. who, by following The true
course Of justice, regardless Of party, is.
urged by those previously opposed to
him for the Presidential nomination
II, then, this coup d. etat, so well organ
lied By Mrs. Sprague al her Washing,
ton parties. where Democratic leaders
are among the visitors, leads 10 a .uc.
cessfu! issue, woman once more viii
have saved the State. Cavour, il is
said, won Napoleon over TO the Italian
cause by the arls Of Mad. CasiigIione,
and the unity Of Italy was secured
Can II be that by winning her talented
father over TO The sound doctrines cf
the Democratic party, Mrs. Sp,ague has
pointed out the road to peace aud po
litical reconciliation for this now dis.
tracted Republici / am told hat The
actually controls The entire affair, and
that her husband, the Senator, voted
Purposeiy guilty" to show his inde-
pendencs. But her aim to make her
father President seems to be the all
controlling idea Of her mind, and in
this effort che has at this hour the
hearty support Of millions Of men,"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-06-24

THE JEFF DAVIS JuRr--The Richmond
Dispatch gives the following description Of
the jury lately collected to try the ex>Pre,-
ide"t Of the Confrderaey:
The motley jurors, including several ne.
gro members Of the constitution Conven.
'ion, number Of Gehetal scbofield an.
Pointees. several other seedy individuals,
and two or three very respectable looking
gentlemen. were 10 their places The space
reserved for the bar wns crowded, nearly all
The leading lawyers Of Richmond being in
attendanes. .-.=s.,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-06-24

uou 10 Wtyrdte TO another cnGMry.-
only by force do they change. The
white race were c'eated AMI command /.
ed by God TO be cosmopolitan This
The Bible proyes-so does prof,ne his
tory. Every historical. chemical, ply
s,"logIcal and anatomical fact, for two
Thousand years. proves positively rthai
! They are OF different specie,; and the
sihhle alone proves that they are not
created aiier The image of God; anil
aiways,hase been and ALWAYS will be
incapahie ot 'civ'iiza'ior, Oily I" tar "a
tiod created them 10 act aud fulfil then
destiny; and whenever man. in his IA
n"''cal zeal and sacr''ege"ua, fend'sh'
ness attempts to fo'ce 'hemin'6 an ab'
normal position a. now being attempt
ea' theV murder them, and win reap
'he oamna'ioh which surely follows ths
act. NO crime can compare with IT
no, WIN 1od pass 1t by. -
IN Coiios'ans chap'. 81, yer. II, the
nPos,'e says, w mere thcre 10 neither
~ m,eeS' 'ew' pa,oafian or Scyth'an, &c'
inis 'eH' mas always heen y stumbling
o'ock' 10 ali divines VINO believe IN the
uni.y OF ,ne human race or IN, PLAIN
E'g"sn' oeneVe negro or Indian to
pe u WINE man AN learned d,vines
KNOW ,ue Scs'e,sn 70 De OF The Ada.nlc
race, thouSh wild and uncuitITated, still
ne never was savage. out classed then
= a,uerent race TO me cat eyed Mon,
=" tNh'nese) or 'he R'nky healed and
uN.'"osen negro VINO were oarbar'ans
ana savaSes from 'neremo'es' Antiquity
70 'ne present 'fnei ana whenever toe
a''e'nP. mas oeen maie 10 ince our
'orNn o, e'''i,hSt"n on mem, from The
t'ine OF 'ne h"mans TO 'his day. they
a'e out. LOOK AZ the poor sndian, d"
'ew years ago, tney were econn'ed oy
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-06-24
The Mocking Bird.
AK LE"S TRousDAEE.


. One of these wonderful l;,,le warbler.
pipes his clear, strong no,e,, near our
window. and strains his li,,le ,b,oa,
with melody The live.long n;oh, some
,ribute /, dine N so deligb. III a cha,,n.
ar whose ,coostan, seyensdas bava ,;van
such upalloyed pleasure Tbe -va,ie,v
Of notes. RANGING ,btouob' ,,ba ON, 10
gamut>o of the woodland asono,,ers Ia a
source Of never falling wonds, ami .d
mira,ion From marry 10 mooJv from
gave 70 cay, fior, Sentimental to sor
TowfnI. our versatile little friend climbs
and descends be scale Of ,sono wilh a
ni,nbIepess of movement and a cyac,
Of touch ou;te coual to Inc most celia
bra,ed irilIers Of lhe divine art lie f.
an .orni,holocical polysiot, speskjnp
with accuracy, fiuency and elsoanra all
the languages Of al! the birds. from the
lark or linnet 20 The bald eagle of the
ellis. Guided by his shrilh' accent a,
times, YOU are ready to vow that he is