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, 1870-07-23

Duration OF Lnfc European Wars.
In tho C.imcan war Of 1856. Turkey de-
rIarcd war against nusein 0ctoocr 5, 1853.
Russia declared agniust Turkey November /.
Franco and England declared var against
Nueain March 27-2s, 1854. The battle Of!
Aims was fought September 20 battle Of
Balaklaya, October IS; battle Of Iukerman,
November s. Sardinia Joined the allies jan
ua1y Is, 1865. The MalaknH Was taken BY the
French September 8. sweden Joined the
allies November 81; and Aostiitios wero sus-
pended Fehl aa1y %, 1856. The wsr between
The xeateIn puwere and Hussia lasted Two
years, lacking one month.
Tho Italian wkr Of 1859 wa bcgun By the ro-
lection Of the Auatrian ultiuatuu By Salaiuia,
April 26. Tho Austssaus crossed tho Iicino
April n. The French entered Genoa May 3.
| The battle Of Montebello wzs fought May 20 ;
| battle Of Magenta, May 30-31, aud the battle
q Solfcrino, June a. The peace Of Sill2'
Franco Was signed June II. Hoati1ities we1s
active but ten ueeka.
TIE schles s@ig- Holetein war Of 1854 begss
Y nc invasion Of 6chloswtg ty tue PrnaslAnl
ietfnafy l. Tho PrnsaiAnA took Duppol Apri
-, tna Alsen July Q. Treaty Of peace beswec1
OeoInafh and Germany Rigned 1t Vienna octo
Det " Actual bosulitiea covered space o
! twettv-two weeks.
1 1Le CetEAn.1.aliAu war OF 1sec ~as be8u
, 1870-07-23
Vessels tsnxsed Detroit.

DETROIT, July 2s-plssEp DowS-rrup Auna
Gray; b2tks ZaeI Chandler. Sgcl, Northwest,
James joy, Monarch, BEet1eu, Marsh: sshrs
rnala1ope, Philo Seosille, .Avr, Colonel Cook,
Floreita, Ninona, l. CLARK, Midnight. Lucinda,
Van yn}kenbu1E.
rAssED Ur-Pfup Lowell; 6chrs Dreadnaugnt,
E. c. EGbestB.
WISu-Splthelct
pErRo11, July 42-7:so .. m--PAssEp down
Nelson, Wilson; scars :;Fnvcr, Grace Murray,
Eyaline, Bates, Osbnrn, Mixer.
PASSED rr-props atlantic, Arctic, St. Louis,
Rocket: brig Commerce
WkSD-EouthHest.
, 1870-07-23
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,

II il estimated that, for the current week,
The exports OF specie will reach near the OK
trsordinary amount Of a1o, ,ooo, 600. In secord-
snce With i'll past experience, this should eenl
the priee Of gold up 10 oz Is pef cent Bat,
On the contrary, the price has been growing
IA low as l1sl, which Was only ~ pei
cent higher than It STOOD on June
i. when iss price Was unaffected
BY 1umqsa VI var. Donas Wcsu alss
, 1870-07-23

b, Prussia July "A. Italy declared war against
Austria Juno 20, The battle Of Castoza was
fought Jnus q, and The battte Of Sadowa July
Tbs treaty 1T peace between Prussia and
Austria Was signed 1t Prague August n, and
betWeeu Austria Auu Italy 1T Vienna, October
=. Actual hostilties to. Seeu the belhgorelts
lasted only five weeks,
, 1870-07-23

And II Tat9zo F:sTsen II Liza clearly rr7raled hy DE-
EAFAAkts a. sss K..t Mta,:ooss n1 't.isr IL s,it
hsrptnSss i:.taa tse' f. sEod IS tol biz 6ak
affections Of the opposite Will he teat xas wit6 It
, 1870-07-23
Conference Of AkNbbtA In Cleveland
Liberal Resolutions Is1xscd.

.es"uaHe'otsH HSscu'
At a meeting OF R2bbis Of various cities OF
the Union, held last and this week. IN Cfere.
1snd. fJ,e Rcr n. I;I;enth,1 fror, f,;oo1n,,;
i.;S H. vern tho,, 49, F.iin'. ..oa.
I.. .a.u pIiole 1uSM tAa to44o"mb PIesan!e ana
'eaolut,oils, "hicu were uhan1tnouels ADOPTED.
and ordered TO be cnGsoRsed and signed by all
the members present. They 1eat az foliowa !:
AIN meeting nf the rfeths of ,ar v..,,ua
cities of the IfI1ion held In the city oY trvrran
Ohio. INN and nfter juir IL in t:nnsfIIriinn ~
thr nlfyons Cnmrnt1on nnu n.,ifetIry ina t,,,h,ic
inlnJf In f,oi1 Ermispheres in Hc,nrGanra xtn ths
nrnrintrs ~ Insisn, he +, 1sntInomSIr AL. ,e1
l. j,e1 s,sr. with unshasrn f,,th nnI rrmnss,
we believe IN t,ne In1vtlihr mn rtaTnss End. ~
a1sn I,eive In the cnmmn,, fstharhn,f ~ E,1 '.n1
inc copnon hrntherhnoti n mcn1 - w" ""4
= we r1ory in The subltme doctrine Of our r.
,,gIen which ~ csrh*a thaf tha r1Ch,ann. - ~, ~
, 1870-07-23

pH1sRCEGn, July eaa-Crude petroleum has DE-
ciintef 1,a:.c fur spus; sales OF 1850 packers,
seller Is, At 1oc spot OF July, 1p@l0kc; August,
10t1c: September, 10tc. October to December.
10Mc.. Refined weak aud declining: sales Of 2,eo}
hrs, August, VIC; Afterwards s41sc; e4kc was hid
for spot or july Augast axe; September e3ihc.
, 1870-07-23

II South C1srkt. Chie4s eircs Tor no ths.kel tht
y graduate Of the Unire4tiy of Philadelphia and d
the mort flsplc physfcian n cty Tor al Chrome
and Sexual DtftAsts OF both sercs Send stamp tos
Theory Of Stfyous and Sexual D4seafe4 Confplzdoni
, 1870-07-23

SHEEP-Thc K1FptJ c61uh1ts l1gnt, aud tEc
mnrket remains nrm at 5ae59A5 80 for common to
choice. sales include s. head. averaging s5 rs u
4.oS; Is bead, averaging 50 hs at $3.50: 81 head,
Averaging s. rs. At $aleX; 100 hcad. averaging p
rs, at <ls7H: 1s head. Averaging s6 hs, 1t $Aod.
Ind 50 hcAd, arranging 6 rs, At S9.2A
, 1870-07-23

F. p CLARKE NJ y. the Rexriaf Old E.tahal.he4
ur+ Cl1ske. IT South E1Attet {t1txr Monrcet,
49, CUNFipR xTlALLF CONSULTED,
~ female Pls tfreah rasde] 3l-GG PCT box hy Ma0
Send two .sanre for Mar7le.a Secttl.
hG Aba fwp for ftr,E ox1 Self 4hlst.
Aatfest testt1. Or E. b. CLARkt il South Uasf.
, 1870-07-23

1s3 South tscsts stl Ptirstr and Sexuat Dir
s1t ee.siHa fass ef ss:nio. s.k2e1. Strxoas p
mercury. Special attention S3rcu to Ecuaal- pf
feu3es Pamphlet Of Advice sent free. Coasultation
, 1870-07-23

Avoid QUHefkN.

victim Of es1fy tndscrtt:ou. causing uc1yos debH
y, prtmatsrr decay, &c, h4rtnk tzef IN rain cve5J
advertised remedy. ba4 discovered simple neaus Of
Ne11c. which he Will send free to hla fellow sufes
J. +. REEVES. % Na.saust. New Yors City.
, 1870-07-23
CAU7IO ION

HoDFLAND3 GERMAN REMEDIES are couates-
feited See thst he signature Of G. ~ JACKSON ca
the wrapp<F of each bott1e. All otk1a eounterfit
Principal 0ace and Manufa4toty u the Gesna1
Medicine store. 10. 81 ARCH STREET, PhI1adaph.
, 1870-07-23
COMMERCIAL.

.-....... FRIDAY EVENING, july q.
The fo1lowin table shoNn the receipts and
shipments Of produce At this port dut1ug the
past twenty-four horrs:
, 1870-07-23

ntNaEm
A0thA&s.m
80 tNkAsAm
tSMa4t200
, 1870-07-23

fs ssoC6 sEseIs. 2. ~. = 80 80
in this department OF the live STOCK Market and a
further advance was established The cotnpeti-
lion WAS spirited and tho arrtvsls, which were coz
fined to 2 76 head, were picked up as fast as un-
loaded from the cars at prices 4ac higher thau
were current yesterday, sales making 1t 4. @Aa
p6o for common: foEsa9.eo for medium. uni At
g. aha10.l0 for good to choice, AL are sold, and
, 1870-07-23
DR.. PlIIYlinS

Cu'es by new method. all diseases Of dcteaas n,.
srr. The Doctors asll la curnk organic dhcssrs ot
woueu. ~ individually Established no rOI5oNs
Cotrr ]trt tfrt,&
, 1870-07-23
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY,
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

Who could ak for eubstAnt1al testimony .hau IL
thua dveut Hau- GEO. n. WOODWARD. Uhlt! Jux-
tice Of the Supreme Court Of Penntyf.anix writes;
"PHuADxIfau, Ap11 IT, fsH
1Ifnd HoOFLAHDs GERMAN BrTTKRs il 4
good tnne. 4seful In diseases o the dsesve osauA anS
Of great bcneft In Cues Of debility and watt Of ne7ns
acton tn the 9yEteM. Your truly,
"GKO. ". WOoDEAHD.~ ?
Hon JAMES THOMPSON, Judge e& the Sureus
Court Of PeuofItsaatA.
.PmlnEzYu1A, April =, lsA
'Ieonsttcr 'HO0FLANDS GERMAN BTTTERS
valuable cdteine II Of at.rkz of taisestiou
dysperds Ieso certify this frpa my experience u II.
Tear, with respect.
"JAAB THoHPsos.-
, 1870-07-23
TIE HEAT OF THE PERIOD,

FIEm Lt 0fp1&tfH thloH, J4tY ~
Tho excessive heat which has prevailed with
us during the past few days is remarkable IS
being tho second heated term Of the sum-
mer, That which preceded it Last month, when
the mercury ranged. At tho highest point, at
1o2 degrees in this city and vicinity in the
Shade, WIS said to be tho hottest weather
which has been known in this latitude during
period of eighty years past, at 20 eariy a
btage Of tho season. 1t rarely occurs that 4
second "hested term" follows with sucl,
severity during tho tamo season.. and in this
particular instance the Representations Of rho
wea4her-wisr Stem TO be st yAsiance with tho
facts, ....-...,
Several years eince gentleman In this :itv.
who gave the subject Of meteorology caretni
study, became satisfied that observations on
the the11nonetez At GA. NJ, between May !
md November i, and Ut "a. IL, bstwcan
November ! and Nav l, would givo the
average Of the year. lIs therefore SPIT mp
these observations for nineteen years {l84T-
1867, and the result shows the correctncss Of
his conclos,uns.
The observations were taken by grouping
the tnonths at half year apart. Thus the sc.
suits we're:
Average.
November. Il; May, 5a......................46 .46n
l,eceml,er 81 AunG. 6s'--.. III
JatuaEy, IS: July,
February. 25: August, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
March. II; September, -.
Anr1l, ~; Octpber, ..4tt
These monthly averages sre for nineteen
, 1870-07-23
CHAS. M. EVANS,
PROPRIETOR,
(FORAlERLY G. II. JACKSON i COY
PRICE<S:

Hootaud's German Httsrs, par bott1s.. .3l.oo
8oo1sad's German Bittess, half dossn... 500
HooiHnd's German Toaie, Pnt np IN quart
- - Em
Or h2N dozen 1qI sAssss.sss%~ Ss20
Do not forget to xzrlue wl tha k,e1a JVu bay, n
order to Eet the seruiua
, 1870-07-23

Ok 8.kK9t<REII z8E'7St1R4,
S9; Il soati! ciarkss. Chesso, Ill., Room. 10 And IL
Genersi Debility. Seminal e.inrtr as phil lie Ateo
s.9at. MMtaaxts; ~ GEarsl. and al Urinary Dise.ses.
tzl matters. " " S
, 1870-07-23

NEE Toak. July 32-The gold market opened
preston that negotiations for the pacific soluslUn
OF European Affairs arc In rrngres1 the German
bankers, who tnaugurated 1he bull movement 10
gold, sold at 12o, aud to-day few bought a1ain
Il the decline. Prices opened At 4iaX, hnt M
der adv1ces that consols antl bonda 1t Loudou
were higher the premium declinel to
lis, when there was quite rush to Sell
A slight reaction occurred during tue afternoon
but tht market closed up at 1lSk. CleaFances to-
day, *l1s,is5to'' The estimates Of specie,
shipments te widely range from one mi
lion to thE l.. Carrying rates 5ta6c tn cur,
Eency, SC Il, =: :: ana l-33aa per cent.
MoSEr-las ruled ea1tcr at 3GGc On govern.
ments, and Gs1c on call
ExClASGE-Du!l at l1B1s,
GovEHSMES7~Onenef steady bnt dun, mud
clos. uEtner, the European news being consider.
tnors faynrHhi.
, 1870-07-23

Hon. GEO. EHARsWOOD. Justice o{ the Supreeas
Court o{ PennsyirzuiA:
~PHNanHfN1A+ Juae /, tasd-
barr found By experience thAt 'HOOFLAHDs2
GERMAN BTTTERS' = vrrJ good tonic, relieving
dyrpepde systerns ahuoet directly.
-GEoREE sIlARs1sOOD."
, 1870-07-23

DEKluES-Sales cases rasptler1ies Ut 20c;
rascs at sc: IL In whortieherrtea n $3tu; 7a bxA
~ buy al IS; Is bIs " bu> at <1.30: 20 basEet,
at e0c; 10D baskets choice at xi-25: ~ baskets ut
*lls 10 basket. cherries at $l:o; 10 bu At 800;
cases black btfT1es ut Sc; cases at 12k.; IS ca
al l5c: eS cases aw!Gu at 1Sc; 20 cases at
20 taskets cuIFaAts At 81 80.
HAf-Thts marks was without visible change.
There WIS some little demand both On local nc.
ceouut And for shipment, but The business trans
developed was bT no means ntyu- On
track. prices range a. follows: Timothy,
pressed, s1A00.91at9; prairie. pressed, {i05E3
l1.:0: timothy, loose, on wagon. {iIOfs 70. !;
prairie. oose, on wagon, $laooEa lGO0; for aeuyerJ
IS r:tssed hay, $io0sAs9.
HlDESE.Tnc hide market Was quiet at unchanged
ets, G38Hc: green salted, cured, light in do
arasy. aa9hc; crecn caif, 1ax1o,9c; dry Mint. IS
otherwise damaged. IN o.;hlrds piice; bfiaded, 10
per cent on.
1Ikn< Ann sTEEr-RnsInesa wae nn,r tair,u
, 1870-07-23

NhN&H3 StGEES 0fGHEd Nf1Eef WIN HI HNFNHce
Of l@e per cent hut fell on on reported failures in
rhllndelphta ow'ng to the heavy decline In Head
Ing. In the afternoon the 1nafket Was dull but
stronger On New York Ccnttal, Rock Island and
Lake Shore. The clos'ng pnces were:
, 1870-07-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

FarDar EVENING, Jn'y =.
The following table shoHB the daily receipts and
shipments u nve stock during the week, ur -
rEeftIrR.
, 1870-07-23
GERMAN BITTERS,

HOOFLASDS GERMAN BtTrRRS and HOOY
LANDS GERMAN TONIC are the greatest and be.t
purifier kuowu, and viii al dse resulting
frnn bad blood Keep your blood rufe ke<p vour yer
In osder keep digestive organs In sound healthy
condition BY the Of these remedies. and no daass
will ever AsssA vtu.
, 1870-07-23

RAILROADS.
Arrival aud Departure Of Traiss


CHICAGO HUHTH WMTKRa RAYLROAp,
faeke. Office. eoutheAfs corner oi Ulask and Lxketa
COUNCIL 8LcI1H AID OMAHA tM4.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-01-27

HISTORY OF THE STovE--Stoves arc of
comparatively recent general use, though
thcy were in this country as early as 1870.
In that year Mr. Pcttbono, OF Philadcl-
phia, was granted patent for stove,
which was claimed to be capable of warm
ing houses by pure heated air. Petit
bones stove was soon after put into the
alms.house at Philadelphia, and Drs.
James and Chapman, and several men,
bers of Congress, gave testimonials of its
utility for warning and vontiat!ng courts
of justice, churches, hospitals, manufacto-
RIGS, etc. This was probably tho first at
tempt to use stoves, at least in this coun
try.
From this time forward for many years,
the stove was confined to public places, its
use for warming private houses, or for
cooking purposes, not having been
thought Of. The long box stove, capable
of taking three feet wood, was tho only
stove our ancestors knew anything about
The first advance toward cooking
stove was making the Franklin stove
with an oven: and the first that deserves
the name of cooking stove was an oblong
affair, having an oven running tho whole
length, the door Of which was in front
and directly over the door for supplying
fuel, and having also boiler on the back
part of tho top near the Pipe.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-01-27

"A contemporary commenting upon
the late heavy and steady emigration OF
negroes to the more Southern States, re.
marks: "'rhe finger of aloftier hand than
that of our mailed conquerer of the North
is seen in these movements. Those who
have aimed to deliver us over to that in
nocent race, but which was nevertheless
ignorant and dangerous, may now read
their own sure defeat. In the Gulf States
the negro will soon seek that Lowell to
which the past has in all ages assigned
him-that of hover of wood and drawer
of water. Cotton will at last become his
king" .,,,;nu - 49,.
vince lamp posts that it is impolite to try
to cot in the way of gentleman, it is a
sign that he has been drinking-lemonade
perhaps. :,
thundered Magistrate the other morn
ing "the Court has already committed
four prisoners without being able to hear
a word of the testimony"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-01-27

A WISE SUGaEsTIoN-GooD ADVICE
We wish every young man and woman
would read this short article, heed it's ad-
vice, and profit by its suggestions. We
copy it from the Richmond Wing:
sMany of our people are not in circum-
stances to justify indulgence, and we can
conceive of no greater folly than that of
allowing false pride to lead the many into
an imitation of tho few. How much
moro respectable and useful is the farm
ers's son who puts his hand TO the plow,
who feeds and attends to his fathers hor-
ses and other stock, and helps to augment
the resources of the family, than the
proud, lazy, selfindulgent youth who
avoids all work, consumes that substance
to. which he does not contribute, and
spends his hours in idleness and dissipa-
tion How much more admirable is that
matron who cheerfully takes upon her
self those household offices, which in bet
ter times she could afford to devolvo upon
menials, than she who keeps her hus-
bands nose to the grindstono, by the con-
tinuing habit of solfindulgencc that cir
cumstances no longer justify? Again
how infinitely superior is that young lady
who, approaching the disastrous change
that has occurred, addresses herself like
good hearted, sensible, considerate girl,
and with her own pretty hands, too, to
the work of assisting her mother in do
mestic avocations, to that young lady
who insists upon dressing as she has been
accustomed to do, and leading q life of
unbroken leisure and pleasure If the
young of both sexes in town and country
would reflect seriously for few moments
today on these subjects, they would form
and keep such good resolution as would
mako them happier and better than ever
they wero before. These are hard times
upon the heads of families, and they need
all the sympathy and assistance that their
sons and daughters can give them. We
take great pleasure in the knowledge that
many of our young people are fully alive
to the duties to which we have referred,
and that they have in the most admirable
manner adapted themselves to the situa-
ton. Others have not. Some will not.
We do no more than advise them."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-01-27

Ono of the newspapers tells story
of a North Carolinian who, like the most
of his countrymcn, was not willing that
anything pertaining to his property, his
country or his estate should lose in the
estimation of strangers for the want of
an important name. He was hailed by
Virginian from the shore of tho Roa-
noke while he was floating with tho cur
rent in small fiat-boat: "What have you
got in your scow, and where are you go
ing?" He jumped up, and, assuming a
proud bearing, answered, Stranger, this
vessel is the Rcbecca, and Pm her captain.
Our cargo is fruit and furniture, and we
are bound for Plymouth and q market" F"
"What kind of fruit ?' "Persimmons."-
"Wbat sort of furniture ?" "Hoop poles. 4"
The North Carolinian does not stand alono
in his vanity. A Liverpool match vender
calls himself usually q climber merchant
on small scale," and almost every dram
shop keeper in Now York protcnds to be
an importer of liquors.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-01-27

A BLusHf.-Gethe was in company with
a mother and daughter when the latter,
being reproved for something, blushed
and burst into tears o'' He said to tho
mother: Chow beautiful your rcproofhas
made your daughter! That crimson hue
and those silvery tears become her much
better than any ornament of gold or
pearls those may be hung on the neck
of any woman those are nevcr seen con-
nccted with moral purity. A tull-blown
flower sprinkled with the .purest hue is
not so beautiful! as this child blushing be-
meath her parents displeasure, and shed
ding tears of sorrow for her cfault. A
blush is the sign which nature hangs out
to show where chastity and honordwell."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-01-27


BEAUTIFUL THOUGHTS brain. is
the great centre of the nervous system.
From it passes double set of nerve,lines
which divide and subdivide until they per-
wade tho whole fabric. Ono set goes to
the surface of the body, and there collects
impressions of the surrounding universe;
its gradations Of heat and cold, of light
and color, and Of melody. and all its mul.
tiform contracts; these, in the shape of
sensations, pour along the sensory fila
ments to the great nervous centre and
scat of consciousness. The otberg set of
nerve lines goes to the muscles, and tits
along these that the will transmits its or
ders to the instruments Of motion, and
thus commands the movement of the
body. Il Tho brain is thus a focus. into
which, for each living man, q universe is.
gathered and reproduced; it is also the
source and spring of every form Of hu-
man power. .,-,..........',..,,',"'s..
In this narrow chamber, which is 50
small that mans hand may COVERT,
what grand events transpire. Within its
walls occur the sublimest order of Pile
nomena. The thoughts tiiathave ievoia-
tionized the world originated ahere4d BIZ
cry achievement which sheds glory upon
our race, projects which involve all ma
tions in their operations, which, radiate
impulses to the end of7the earth. and send
undulations of power down the current
of timesfor thousands of years, ,toriginatc
here r.. ssi14 - .... ,,9a7.:, .:.s,
Acts that bless mankind in their behei-
cence, as we'll as those that darkens it in
the shadow of. their malignity, alike .hayo
originated here! Nay did not all inven.
tions and discoveries, all arts and litera-
ture, aud civilization itself come into ex-
istcnce in the human brain? ,,...s
It ia customary to point to the heavens
as the sublimest object that can engage
human attention and certainly, the con-
temptation of its magnificent scenery,
must ever awaken eprofoundsstwond
Those ponderous revolvent orbs, sweep
ing through the shoreless aniphtudes, asif
hnrrying down to the vortex of chaos:
and yet returning through -theirIgrand
celestial circuits, with the punctuaiitysof
the All Controlling; those gorgeous gal
axies of stars thick strewn through the
skies, and sunk so deep in thel,abysses
of space as to be brought down to our
gaze only through telescope enchant-
ment-what are they all but. symbols OF
the Infinite, and awful emblems OF etere
nifty ? And yet these heavens !! are dupli-
Gated in the brain Of the astronomer. 90,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-01-27
VOLUME 5.---NO. 81.
The Confederate Dead.

'This deeply interesting and important
matter'has been too long neglected We
have suffered our noble dead to lie neg.
lected, as though their deeds of impelish.
able heroism, had been tinged with shame
by the failure of our cause, or had become
less worthy of our veneration and graft
tude, by the weight of our Affections. the
depths of our humilition, or the oppres.
sions of q tyrahhical government. Letus
awake to our duty, and erect a asuitable
monument to the memory of our hero
dead" -
The above pithy sentences we extract
from the Sumter Watchman. And they
are too true. Neglected /? Yes, aneglec.
ted But let US be no longer $50. And.
though in the language of Father Ryan,
we s'1H' .9i a - qg-s, ~
'Fur that banner softly, slowly.
| Fur it gently for tits Holy
For it droops above the dead" .-s
Let US arise in the proud conciousness,
that those bright battalIons of noble men
that went down beneath the turbid waves
of battle, were honorable, unselfsh=p pa
triots--whose proud, untarnished record
has lent ustre to the worlds page Of
chivalry, and whose names are engraten
upon the escutcheon of the bravo in all
lands. Standing front to the foe, with
proud crest and barred breast, as a wall of
adamant against impending woe, they
gave all that they had and were, and
went down to death, in the bloody trench,
with bright and glad young faces Bright
and glad from their innate consciousness
of right and power to defend, and young
in courage and in strength. y ae..s5 n sai
"For they fought for land and life,I o''s srs
For child and wife s.r.ag ~
With naked steel in hand" a.. ,.,.. 49,, =.
The Confederate dead should not be
neglected No. The brave everywhere
honor eheir dead. And now that the war
the shock@ofs battle-is over, aud we
are willing to smoke the calumet of peace
and good will with men, and work te;ths
end that all may become prosperous and
happy, we do not wish to see those for.
gotten who were so recently the fpridegof
tho land, and to this end every County
in the State shouldfcrect q suitable mond.
mcnt at it's Court House, to perpctnate
tie memory of its heroic'sops.-Neacberry
Herald. - ''R - % = ge!l II -c.ssg