davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-08-20

the TIC folioVing intarcstins exhibit Of tho rs-
3. ;xNs and expenditures Of tho United States
lining ihe Iscal year en.ling June 80. 1870, Is
compared with those Of the previous yea1 we're
mado up in Washington on tue I'm: ,.u.
The rreetpts into the Treasury were - ioi1oMs:
ssum c,,ston,s flaa ~ q; nom saies Of pub
,ic ,an.ls ss s:c, incidental an4 Museum T..
seo. 'ns *sss ses g Tatsi Fceepts ior
| shr war All saA,& ,&;:G& Balance On hand Jny ],
ls5. t:H 6so, ,3lu s. Total means, ,slasA
'Tnr cxrruttttnrr< Eor the year ~cFc as 1olloNs
s1vlj fntetcu intercourse aua miscellaneous Ss:-
| .3; ;,ekSsE; Interior, including pension and iaai-
aus .tst+cs wnr, Is nasss ~ sss 4;
tntal expenditures, exclusive Of principal Of pub
ese rsdemp.on a,a = r,.nee 81 1eana Il
Trasns, n Ju.y !, is:o. So. 81. ii. 90
The receipts for the preceding nsca! rear end
liz jane 81, 1869. wrre: From eustom* :1s.,
miscellaneous, ssls.s:4aa; snial, $50
s s,es ss i IL
sS.se: q s5a,tsi s:Aea II excess Of tne e1pendi
Ihr lnc,ease oi reveaue and the decrease o
| .1reAs1s tu tue Gtet uscal scar ct frestlen
= G,sIt.s aa1n:insft1at.oa shows a balance OF 50
"a 6rI to Its CIed crtr that Of the rreccAiu
u IN aid!ticn to tht., ,ur,ns that year the tnu
4,tse.c3: for TIT last nseaa 1txs tho Amou,
r was fiS:,aQ, ,ss410.
The LoIdoa 1nt. nonss ;osf,s mtst Is sa{a n ~ r.
n ,tn1 nf 1ncrehsnE,te ntt~een the ports Of MOI
ENGLAND as,ps sr 'as !esssa Id sss
III tles' - ~ re.spls fetwecn Trieste, London. II
sfs r1cee' Su sna d Southampton By Tits ,assns soe
css'4ss e ., naata g,
~ many .o1 s1;en ~ H. forwarded to their Lestlt
III xa * eot~tsEtsnding the existence ,s1. o.
~. ~ ,;sfrFade Of the North German ro51H' p'o'1o
os, 'ne Aiming 10 the circular Of aeauln1
ncrsr IN I,uIs, the lanenrab'e anu t uaenrsS ~ 8,
~. on.s,rls t! wss las =ea'l! Stepped Hi '@as
, 1870-08-20

SHEEp-The supply WIS Light, but sutlcient to
meet the denAud, which WIS 8MaaF anu connneo
10 the city ttsde- We quote good TO can!ce q
A6aSs.aa, and common 10 medium n asaSa aSa'
, 1870-08-20

1850
tna4
, 1870-08-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

only tue zud perfect 5e: hA11nlest, Eeii ab.e ustau
asspp,i1;rnt: no tiitenl'ss ttn:s Ee.ns.
the i1f ant hesutsui. btaet or t:uva- Sold BY
all psuEK1stA AuA petfunsfs. and Property sppfed 81
, 1870-08-20

EftME siAXES.
The J. ~ W. Jones secsnd nsnc beat Rand L
TIE Atla1ltlcs heat picked niue, II to7.
The EcIIpst trat l't. Eagles, 81 to II.
The H!chmond Huust h.ne beat tile Jcff'E-
song. II to9.
The Empires beat p,ck.al Line, II 1u1.
-1hc Eulrs texi thu I: s4.ax.-s. ~ lpa.
ASSuusEEMESys.
Tt.r yc'urn game tttWrru the Ftart1it as7't
Wonttesiuls 1ah~s t'lar. This AFTERNOON Ut River
side. The IRAN Nj !s:aFr the Huflluxioh 4
4niErJ depot 1t l ~ p. III. ..
"A ulArrh game ~1tl hr pAF,sa this atternOon,
on Til. corner u Iukr aid May streets. bctW..eu
Mines fsuut til. tnIuu lieass Company anti fsuEu
VOLTS establishment.
A9na.io.
EEGA1IA At kApisoS.
N1:IsHx, Wiz, ..uu. l3-L-kc Aonona sFas tn
s5aY .e scene Of the nurst Regatta tHat eTer to1S
I,xc4 ut lae wst1s vi 4ta.issen lAkcs Thksteeil
kee. There was schtA'her fru1n All"aUkees inc
q. f., =: feet long, and otaer boa:A. sioops and
feg-,E-Inu1fon zasla 1anGlnX from IL u II
le.t tong. The, conrss waa 9ase ana - a
h:M ar0nd the LAKE, distance III 1sH miles.
1ho.-At tie MoFCirE Aal tr-cn rain! aal II Was
still cloudy, therr MAS u scs} lsrlc c1owd on Tie
take =tre ali In Et-AtusH'atA and sinai boats- to
*yitties the tHrex Thr Eits.nuute WNs ntat 10 Ecf
a. AEtl .he tamt9lt ,oK Lead, but went on
tir rrr'nZ >ltlr ar sr .rar stascsoai On tar a:ss
ro.,It ty Two feel xtlt t,zt tlr bF having To- tack
zt:.} 1.u suun1 i-atS III tue l.xkE Nxs last tbke1
started, Int ty 1ntTtlur salltHE luallnes atlt
xpt.d uianascineEt won the first pElzt, u lktnG
,te ce.l.se In two houts and iweuty-nIae tnlua1ea
The schpOnrr q. + tuu tn sccenG, IN TWO hour
art, tnltt -uhs ulinlkrx: tho Little Giant third
five minutes later. aud ths Camille less tna1 Oh:
in size and liz: Lady or lake was AWARDED th,
n1st pr,ze; camilir. ttsrA, Lille Gtaut. foussn
o. X, mn. The 1nAiE cxclle,i lively Interest
and others similar wilt, lr'bn'ly, foow.
, 1870-08-20

For Sale BY all Druggists and Deal
ers Ii Medicine eyeryv5ercs
, 1870-08-20

iss CtsEkst Hvotu Il; Chieako, I'll Ons bvt:1c w1l
cure M oriuary cA4c tN buttfca III ELECT cure OF
tu entr 5cas1 rtatdIrk Al casa orders prosnp:t At
t-udtd 10. X7rs - PR bottle. lihrtAl discouut to
Ur3lk Siat md Ii alxnk. Fq4k Un.et NI1 IL
, 1870-08-20

Private Hospital Tor Ladies'.
MRS. Z. THOMAS, Physician md 0lstessieiaa. 5ss
South Hal.ttt-t Ladies e1ptetIns confinement
ttl ME aut funp,, with boari Discretion ntIervei
, 1870-08-20

tons 10 the silk m4rss OF that city Larpr r,c.s
O. goods lof 1esmAnJ and rafzs have bt.un ritb.
drawn, but Oh tho Other hand. In crnsenrccran -
the 6usrtnNon OF the silk factories u Sw,t1.rtsr.
1nu IN fhe Kheuish pr0sinrc9 OF prusStn seve-a1
l7TRe sa!es - .s:lroed prices hare oesu maze u
Ea. ilsh and Russian puschAseE4
LATEST.
Nkw fohx, Aug. 1a.-Wan street vas, this
motnlbg, thfuTn into state of agitation and ~
element by the rumor from Tfpy tsaf Con.
Modofe vanderbilt had been scizc,f WITH II,
aIoplecttc 1t at Saratoga. from which ii Faa
doubtful II be womb recover, This nrE. for t6t,
time. produced aemi-t4ntc In AsacKA IN HhIch
II Is known that the Commodore Is yeIy largely it,.
tereated. nnd weak holders made haste 10 realize
II Wnateser price th~y would bring. Tae dowa-
Naid course ,saa not arrested until New iotx
and Lake Shore To 90.., 4 decline of from
5 PET cenf, compared With last nights nr1ces
subsequent rosltire denial Of tue storT resulted
Ut once in better fre1inK and rccpTefy IN prices
MoneJ Mcft active nj aaG per cent on stuck col
iaterats, With the bulk Of transactions ut tl.
higher Fales- uu government loans nj F33:
prime business Irnpcr, 1fxs.
Fose!gn exchange weak on good tankcz7' bills.
The Germans ART saii to h1 against lJu,ls ufIsrrJ
y per ceht helnw the regular Quotatons Prime
tauxe1a ssk 1G3t, bnt sales were At 1903, and
sight 1l0H, nul1 Enijae transfers llh.t,
The guilt market was 1erpin Of 1atmat,ou or
speculative feature. The temper Of the market
was weak, o~in9 70 the toue u the var news
The attention 0t npeE1tlrs has been dlyyFts4l to
the stock market. The rate paid for having
taialsces carried waH sE IN n2i for borrowing,
their cout11cts. al sales OF the day we're At l16
lleA, closing at 1ls4. bid. 116I asked. CleaT-
arCess tA9.oU.Q14 Export tomorrow estlmAte3
at about {30e, ,0CU.
, 1870-08-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

FRIDAY EyES1f1, aug. ~.
The following table SHOWS the daily receipts and
.ep1ucpta Ut live stock during tic week. M to
, 1870-08-20
Police Courts.


1T Hatce, the keeper Ut ealooa ~ tts1nne tsS Sus
III :.csrt,o,n ind Aonfuc streets. WAS Alta1Rnea
~ tie charge Of keeping house for piaynR t.s -
r.,.r u cxt,ls for tauney. lie was held lot ~ ~
l.. are The i.Et1rtn2l Court under h9a oA go.
S,nt Inmates were also atcAtttl IbclT nAtnss
VII r. John Allen, Ge,yge Blake. ]. l. WnHams'
1tsSF Ntgmzn, George Cooper. Joseph 0ttes'
.lol's 1rw+, William Green, and Robert ConnuEn.
They wetc pned 81 each. The ehNre gang M MMe.c
Je~Aif~tEteta tn the Charge OF f7ETaacJf and Me!o
nrtaH - each John A1lcu made an appeal "
The CFur1 to rElease him. lie h41 recently sal
1eresi good deaf of prosecution. lie said the
lapeF" naa f1een talking atfOut him at such fnte
1hat the police EeEr forever pnunctnK upon him.
Ttc Juasicc refused to graft his request, and
urged him 70 try and lca4 better tile.
-1leodttc Hoh.lnx. Etnst sal!er, E1r! Grimm
spI Charles SoEshtnlHr, aefe examined on tn
charge Of not. The heartuX of the case was post
1N,pel, the defendants leinS ses,uisli to and bal
Il, tsoo for their appearance.
-Jame9 Mnn2hAn NAA charged with the lsycen
ri watch worth 50 tEo14 N!cal B. Saenan. III
Examination OF tho case vas continued t,Il MOI
tlay, The prisoner giving tas sa the sum oi $50
WEST STD. CorE-.
1acob KaeTchcr tlas s.cn t:stalnR for 4 fusn
,rr,, bnusf Ia the West Dtrttiou. A quantity I
.",nitnre has been EntesihE, Jacoh VA. SUSPECT
- nrfrct1ye Chapln vas employed. jacpt
,,nr.. wss visited. TIE missing t9rnltnrc v
1nrnd there. J1cob vas a1ses&sa. nan, t510t
Wfrhael ShAuucn Kas nned &so !or bcstt
an, shuGtnr his pelChb1Es-
*'nN The case Of Hcnsy Es!nknan aaa WILL
nschrn.n Was conttnued TIL sasnEuey.
'~&euo1-A NoR1n sfp! coCK7.
1he.e ,xaS no huainc4s ot importance oel
lu.tI:e Dresser yesterday.
, 1870-08-20


{.u1cuGo. tug. 19.-caastc.z embrace the
following: ~ B1Galo-Ba.k < Latrinier. oats, ahc:
.el:E uublasL, rye, 51.c bari CITY OF Chicago.
hs { III P!Tsp TS.sep IfSs1 sa'
,orn, through rate. TO Port saTnla-Prcp u. +.
waco, corn, IN through rate 70 foFsl4aL ,,,,
n ol demand, and Fatcf arr rrm. wlthans Passts-
nIar hnng1.. The following engagcments are r.
n: scox Gar.hsid,. iasb IT. lIaron TO Cleveland.
= !: >chr Reindeer. lumber, JAWas Cl:y !" Glese-
iand, T.. - run ioek !: bcow AcCuilouSh, Ta~as
CITY tG Excdptky, IL 50 IsUtp duck. :.
ILEELAsD, Aug 1'.-TRe H,rah eayS taere Is
f:esrh'a .x,.,
| alt: tuu;tual al 3tsc to1 wkrat to tiulalo. Ea-
x1g. ment: TO OsH eKc-Schr GeElft &utitn, lgssc.
ErFFALa- Aug. ls.-F1tm q re aaEanGS: e. s,, Gaa1-
iii, Erie tu ChIcaxo+ donn town. 81 3i.io frees
tci Laura Bell, same, IN town dock, II f1.so,
,ite: schr B,slef. coal Huf1alo to Chicago, down
u TtIsss, Aux. is.-Gra.n freights Arr lower,
cl Ar~1s having oeen made t e TO Eu1Ao aod *
I 10 t~wegos
pl1&steEx&
COLLISION or II. .:.eY.I hfn.on1, RITZ, t51,,.ieD 5e
e'1Ms q * s'sT prepeis1 Fee eIsse
| and SOW G. G. Niesel The Detroit Itet Q!
Tlu1say ms the following eoneesniug shs ~ s1S n1
n+:tr Free Sisse. Of the WeestFa TzsnspoEf1ssoqa q
Ecupauy's Tine. collldeh with hs ecoW =; "
/ Mtt nj in the Detroit River, oppasst1 Aa!as1
Tic propeller ~as bpun a,.wp. h*a.u! !oanee es!
with 1nsett!sEecus cargo Shs stl9cA tne Mi,
m: ,:Gshiee, on The purt side, cutun: Rf aots n,
! mo xhicn the waTeF r1she4 N to:!en. - IL,
l ftttfre Rpparepk tbat the scoW. wo1en "aS aAS.
| will Stone u1Et s!rI, AEd tnose ~ oo15r ~ Ma4 -
| IL :tk accordingly to aaEc tneE lives. LIE ~
rttIer t,x}d tr The wreck, taStng On peatu nies
l II ibc eroE'. crew. The Captain Of ne Atte
| rrair .n1sctd his wife AID l1{ant caiA IN u
rawl-tasf which was swun9 Hpon the aas.la. A:
e. Mrs in the act Of letting II down into the VI
: ~ tEe tcow cartenet heartily 70 one side ani
| rtrt To The bottom. AZ It sxa!ed, the wotua
ard chth IN the 1awl we're thrown out, and a
+ | rt.tts 10 feacue mem were tuule. The bodie
( re,e not recovered The Captain WAS throw
| in;o tie water, but WAS s2scd By thnse on boal
! lie Propeller, and, together with the rest Of h
| rfrw EAs fAliletl ut Mo1tler-
a1he Fra State suffered little or no Injury fr0
I tie collision. and proceeded on her vo5,se
| tipf!alc. The ECON Is sunk IA about thirty feet
3 | weies, md Huss prove total loss.
"We have heard no theory Of the Cause OF u
j.. | eolH1ion. II tie Eouf at which It occurred
I STATED correctly, II mnst have been croaI d
!, islt. and It Is llflcuI to understand why II
: se-sels shoult have coliided 1t thst place VIII
: ley were plainly vLsiole to each otheE."
TIC BCnNkh-The tug: Active TOOK nte
| pt0hto, on Aondas, an,l Was totallS 4sst5oJt
she was owned ~ Mayor Smith. ut oeaas'. =
= | ATS yalutd at between four aud ffe shoSs1
.:o!lats.
, 1870-08-20

Hon GEO. EHARSWOOD, JuEdee Of the Huqse1ss
Court Of PenuayIvalia:
~PmAnkI1 TEA, Juna l, t5sa-
II have found by e1pesienre that *HD0FLAKpd
GERMAN BTTTERS' IA TeEy good tonic. EelltvtnS
dyz1<rHc eyHttras aln,ost DIRECTLY.
GEORGE sHARswo0n."
, 1870-08-20
A00FlAND'S GERMAN BITTERS

ARE entirely vegetable. and coaeata 60 hqaoE 1t
eorneound Of F1zid R1trAsts, The Hootz Hsro4. ssd
BazAn from .heh shess e1trsets made E.thsrc1
In Germany: IN Of tbs nedI<a1 VIRTUES 4xtrae&s<
from BY scientific ehemiat Ttese s1t.css Asn th>e
forwarded to ths country. 70 b us4d ex1ses foe IL
manufacture ot Ees4 Blt.ers. Thers u no hlenhaze
substance ol aay kind uAei IN eoupouaatnx the Btesa
hsaee tt Tree fru al the oh.eetona taedsat to ia
use of 1iquor psrp4sadon.
, 1870-08-20

EAitA Tue 1uHE lN6 fUuDWfhIt
Cage II scow F1ura, from Saucaruct. 80 N It
selected sisips 1t 5000: sold by GhAs Dem!ug L
Eu.
cargo of scsr-. from South Nsyen. 81 m It
:, u.n.on mixed at $ll.oo: Sold " Irish, Buli-n /
ca,
, 1870-08-20

uoa JAMES THOMPSON, judge Of the SrpfrxtA
Court Of Pcoat3lvaniz:
~PHI1ApRkFH14. AeR1 =. 18ea
sIeprstder .HOOFLAaDS GERMAN BtTTERS
xaaahle usHcpe In es.es Of attaeka Of indigestion
dy.p<rsiA an certify this trusu ny sxpss1ne f t.
sTeHr1. With sespest-
JAMES TnoNPsox~
, 1870-08-20

Tor M1waukte. Sheb{ytan. -. aAs' s~-.''.. *
For Mf1wankee eyer5 sasuLasy s.ii,
FnrSt Jas<ph siac Benton Aart7!. sdatH. at...G I.
va 1fr1a Bar evsry Tues61J apd ft&4AJ u - ,.
sAand1Ys F1eSYtk&s
, 1870-08-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y
1871 isea. ls'o. 1883.
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by the grant, and the temptations and ia
cilities for it's violation, would involve the
State in heavy expense, and extensive
litigation bgs sess a+e' ie-
The hundreds of poor men now engag-
ed in, the business, and who are willing to
pay, for. the privilege, must cease their oc;
cupation, and dispose of their boats and
RATS, in which they had, invested their
humble earnings, while, perhaps, q dog,in-
the-manger policy may be pursued by
their triumphant rivals, by neither work
ing the deposits themselves, or permitting
others to do so. The exclusive right to
exercise powers so subversvc of individ-
ual interest, and which may be perverted
to measures inim;cal to the egeneral veal,
cannot be considered other than n mo-
nopoly, and one of the most dangerous
character, the conferring of which can
not be justified except by showing that
the objects contemplated could not be ac-
complished in any other manner, which
is far from being the ease in the present
For these reasons, /, have deemed Tiny
duty to withhold my assent TO the Act,
and respectfully return it to .yoar honor
able body. Very Respectfully,
ROBERT K SCOTT, Governor.
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= San Francisco news boys sell othcl

San Francisco news boys sell other
articles than newspapers, and astonish
Eastern visitors by crying: "Here's yer
Eveninq Tribune and cough candy cures
coughs. colds and sore throat-latest
count of the earthquakc--only five cents
copy or six sticks for quarter" RI
- There is but one step from the sub
lime to the ridiculous: A local journal
thus describes the effect of hurricane :
at shattered mountains, tore up oaks by
the roots, dismantled churches, laid vii
lagos waste, and overturned haystack;"
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: Imprisonnment for debt has been abol-S

= imprisonment for debt has been abol-%
ished so quietly in England that the :
change has attracted but little attention
abroad This reform, which went into
operation on the first of January, ernptieds
all the debtors prisons and 'spongingSa
houses IN London. At the White Gross :
street Prison thereewere 81 .debtors~inaa
confinement. Upon being informedathat~s
they were at liberty, 90 asked l;toabe; ai,r'
lowed to stay until the next, days as they .
had no homes to go to-. The folly of try Z
ing to force men lwitheut money! to pay.
their debts by locking. them up was never ers.
more ,torcibly illustrated, We suspect
that this great reform is, partly at = least,
one of Mr.. Dickens's triumphs.---the result
of his forcible pictures Of prison abuses in n,
the g Pickwick Papers and Little t Dor g 80
ritt." - -.
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A Tennessee girl, order to mako a :.
sure thing Of it,Sallowed two young men
to take out licenae to marry her, She 9
probably kept her matrimonial BOOKS aoss -
the double entry system: 'a 8 '..''s $50
- The woman who undertook toscour
tho woods has abandoned the job, owing
to The high price of soap The last that g
was heard Of hershe vas skimming tho
sea
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WH1TTEMoRE's RE RE-ELEcr1oN.-Radica
correspondents say that Whittemore has
been promised money enough to go back
to South Carolina and secure his re-elec-
ton We have no doubt of it, but we
greatly doubt if money will secure his re-
election unless ballot-stuffers are secured.
It is within our knowledge that there is
in possession of a gentleman OF South
Carolina very damaging confession OF
Whittemore, which hitherto has been
withheld from personal obligations. we
hope, if the Reverend capet-bagger eject,
attempts to run in the same district 1t will
be given to the public. We see no reason
why it should be withheld longer after the
cadetship affair-Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel.
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GENERALIZATION OR STATE RIGHTs.-
The fifteenth amendment, although not
officially proclaimed, has really been rati::
fed by the requisite number of State Leg.
islatures. 1t is one important step toward
Capitalization, which the radicals have by
the most infamous 4ohicanery, forced the
country to take. 1t has transferred tothe
Constitution right which have been re.
served to the States, and of which the
people have, in point of fact, been literal
iy. robbed. 1t has now become part OF
the national organic law; and the people
have to determine whether it shall re-
main so. The same power which adopted
the amendment can abolish it (; and we
are sure will abolish it,. We fear no dan
ger from error when truth is left free to
combat it. The dawn of the reign OF
truth is beginning to appear, and with it
will come the dissipation of the errors un-
der which the people have been helplessly
buried tor six years past, and from which
thew give indications of a disposition and
desire to extricate themselves. s.i, IL,
The contest between the two great par
ties will hinge upon the question. whether
this shall be a tederative or a consolidated
Republic; whether we shall have central
izattion or States rights, a government of
an oligarchy or government OF the peo,
ple. The fifteenth amendment, the des-
potism of Congress and the army in the
Southern States, which were reduced to
conquered provinces and ruled with mill
tor1 ,;oor wonld seem to point to cen.
tralization. The popular expression con-
veyed by the elections in New York, Cal,
ifornia and other large and influential
Ssates, unerringly indicates State rights.
Radicalism has surely been stripped OF
the charm it had for the -t1nthinking, and
the return of reason and good sense seems
to portend the utter overthrow OF the
present federal despotism.- YORK
Ne,us.
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= Be contented with your lot, especial
Iy at q public auction.
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49, ,se9fs z WASHINGTON, March,.

Messrs. Cox and Jones unite IN a m'-0
nority report. They contend the inceF-s
ton of tie gold plot was. involved in then
appointment of the Assistant, Treasurer
at New York; that it was encouraged by
changing the policy Of Secretary McCalrz
locb; that sales of, gold, if at all made
should be regulated by law; that tn! the g COM
mittee refused to Investigate the conduct I'd ct
OF persons, including the President, in i (,
Washington. aud that, therefore, the in. in.
vestigation was partial. ., go. -.
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900 in bonds, subject to the sinking fund
and the wishes of Congress. -
Judge Busteed, of Alabama, departs
tomorrow, to'open the regular term OF
his court. '.Fs ,s' 5e7 s .
The Territorial Committee reported
unanimously in favor of the confirmation
OF Dr. Bard for the GovcrDorship of Ida--
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-23

aho hold sentiments Of contempt
because Of bis unmanly foppish-
ness.
We could see that she thought II
she married she would wish a man
Of more character, and more brains,
and more purpose, and more self
respect and independence, than was
manifested by her attendant. And
yet, poor fellow, he all the while
was easily persuaded to believe
himself irresistible. How strange
that the inward view should so
lily correspond with the outward /.
But 50 tits.
Again, we saw this delicate, gay,
aHd O~utwardly thoughtless crea-
ture. II was at church, aud her
head was bowed in solemn prayer.
Then, by our wondrous power,
we could read that her soul was
deeply and earnestly wrapped in
the high duties Of the moment, and
her sensitive spirit was thrilling
with the omnipresence Of Good.
ness. Her every thought, her very
being, vas yielded up 10 the spon-
taneous prevalence Of the spiritual
emotions.
o, how, then, we felt the dis.
lance between her common hu.
manity and her rare divinity!
Why could not she DO Away
thus?
Why eUer PROSTATE her emo.
bling nature TO vile uses or inferior
objects and purposes?
Why not always show in her eX'
terror, her external nature, the pro-
fundity Of love, devotion, and self
sacrifice, that so eminently marked
her within? Why not that the
world should always see her as sh'
really is, and thus exert her inhu-
ence in e~levating and purifying
those with whom she comes in con.
tact?
But such is life, and so we must
find and judge it. But God be
thanked that though we see often
The lower qualities Of womanhood
yet there is a deeper, truer, surel
and noblsr life within.
May we ever find it thus, thai
our species shall grow dearer to us
and that the bonds Of human sym,
pathy may entwine themselves
closer until the final SATURDAY.
NIGHT, when all "shall see as they
are seen, and know as they are
known"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-23

possession. and it 70 constitute q
special train, and that no other
trains be permitted to run over
the consccrated ground over which
II passed, for ut least twenty-four
hours, and that for this oiIense
they be compelled to take passage
in Captain Halls arctic explora-
ton voyage, and by him, to be
chained to the North Pole, there
to remain in perpetual captivity,
the subjects Of wonder for the I'm.
known inhabitants of that faI
away and heretofore undiscovered
land,