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NORTH AND SOUTH LINES,

From the jackson CTenn.l WING and Tribune.7
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The Bold and Infamous Report
of the Radical Returning
Board The Checklist
Document Of the
Century.
The VIII of the People Totally
Disregarded Wherever the
Election Results in
the Triumph Of
Democracy.
Confession that the Whole Pur-
pose of Existing Election
Laws is the Defeat Of
the Democratic
Party.

KellOgg's Statement Of the Result
Legislative and Congress
siOnal HOnOrs Very Nearly
Equally Divided Be-
tween the Two
Parties.
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The Cincinnati Saturday Night has
the small por joke in q new form; "Yes-
terday morning a nice young man got
into car on the Dayton short line
railroad, and saw to mis- delight the only
vacant seat in the coach was by the
side of a young lady acquaintance. He
reached for that seat wite joyous strides,
and her eyes answered his delighted
looks; but just before he got there, an
elderly party from the other end of the
car waltzed up the aisle and dropped in
to the coveted seat. The young man
approached more slowly and aecosted
the young lady. How is your brother%
he asked, is he able TO get out% ooh
yes,' she said. VIII he be very badly
marked? he continued; and the old
gentleman grew suddenly Interested
'Oh, no. said the fair deeeiver, with
the exception of few small pits on his
forehead, you would not know he had
ever had it, 'WeIe not you afraid of
taking it?' the young man went on,
while the old gentleman broke out in
cold peTspiration.' ;E0t at all, she re-
Piled i had been vaccinated, you
know The seat was vacated instantly,
two young hearts best as hslfs dozen,
and the pTattle of nice talk, strewed
that part Of the ear, while a gray-haired
old man scowIed upon them from the
hard accommodation OF the wood box"
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WHAT KELLOGG SAYS.

Governor kellogg states that the Ie.
turns show three Republican and three
Democratic members of congress, and
the house nearly, if not quite a tie, as
Ex-Governor Hahn and other Conserva-
neutral. The constitutional amend
ments are declared carried by about ten
thousand majority. Bienville parish,
which gave Grant and kellogg six hun
died votes in 1872, and DuBuclet no vote
this year, is not counted, and Grant
parish, the scene of the ColfaX massacre,
Is also Overthrown, though it gave a
small Republican majority.
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The case Of Irby Morgan d Co., rcrsus
Smell better known as the Meridith p
Gentry suit, was decided in favor of
plaintiffs, in the supreme court at Nash
VILE, few days ago. The suit involved
the Gentry "Hillside" farm ia Bedford
county, which was purchased by Irby
Morgan & Co., during the war, for sixty
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PRESS Views ON TIE NEW CUR
RENCY B1GL.-The new Senate cur.
rency bill does not seem to meet with
any more favor than the one which
the President vetoed. The New
York Times says of the bill: "lt Is
a mere catch. without any value IL
eHecting a serious reduction OF the
legal tender currency" The New
York Herald says: "There could
hardly be q more stupendous blunder
than the attempt to legislato on cur
rency without reference to tne necea-
sites Of our foreign trade The
Tribune says: "The bill is compli-
Gated monstrosity. The chief tinan-
cial journal Of Europe published the
bill that Pres. dent Grant vetoed as
curiosity but the present bill is as
the common sparrow to the dodo,
The Washington Republican says:
ut may fairly be viewed as the ad-
vance stoy, toward repudiation in the
South and Vest" The New York
World says "Yhis bill if it runs the
gauntlet Of the House, will impinge,
we trust, against another veto" The
Philadelphia Press favors the bill,
but says: 'If later date had been
fixed for resumption the President
1night again have been induced to
withhold his approval. The Phil
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A woman toe often reasons from
her hcarT; hence tWo.tiirds OF her
mistakes and her troubles.
The most brilliant fortunes arc Of
ten not worth the littleness required
to gain them.
Genius is the gold in the mine; tai
eut is the miner who works and brings
it out.
Ignorance gives a sort of eternity
to prejudice, ard perpctuity to error.
Kindness is the golden chain by
which society is bound together.
Women have more heart and more
Imagination than men.
Without rich heart wealth is an
ugly bcggar.
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HFAETS -lI,adrts aye Of several
hud, and Of widely different natures.
ln~t, there are wai>cl-up hearts, and
7hrSc are Of two klnis. About one
llnl the wallis high and strong, anl
t. surmount It il a Wor X or extreme
difficulty; but if vou get inside yov
have entered EGcn, FrNgraat ami
sweet and t4i. as lhe visions seen in
dreams, is that enclosed garden, aud
it is worth hard Labor to gain admis-
sion there. The other has wall a.
high and strong, aud full as hard to
get over, and wAen, at last with torn
flesh and Glsloc4ted Joints, YOU have
scaled it, yaG wish you hadn' t for
there i nothing inside but 10 KS and
cold water, The trouble with these
Two descriptions Of heart is, that tjs
impossible to distinguish the one from
The other until You have almost worn
yourself out in climbing the walls.
Another kind of heart is that which,
having nothing to fence it in, lies open
to the assage Of all men and cattle,
n waste, uniruitful field, OF 40 Use to
anybody and less to its owner. But
there is another kind of heart-a rare
creation, but real one-wlo:e wall
is low and almost hid by flowers. The
birds make their nests in it, and sing
as they swing upon its swaying twig,
and testoonlng vines. Beyond the
wall, itself a thing Of fragrance, beau
ty and joy, lie the enchanting gar
dens. Deljghtfnl bowers invite the
Wav-Worn trageler to enter and re-
T,se; spirits OF love and beauty bcekon
the sad and lonely ones to the feast
OF souls, and o charmed light and gIo.
ry hover in the whole Joyous air
This is the true type Of heart.
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Mixed Up.

The condition of affairs in Arkan-
sas just row reminds one of the dis
turbed state Of public feeling in Eng
land for a long time after the House
of Hanover came to the throne, to the
exclusion Of the Stuarts. 1t was in
reference to this that Byron wrote
the celebrated toast:
God bless the King, the Faiths most grca,
Il, fender.
God hlcss-no harm i'll blcssing.-the Pre-.
tender
But who Prrtender is, and who is King
God bless us all. that's quite another
thing!
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Witty sayings are as easily lost as
the pearls slipping of a broken string;
but word of kindness is seldom spo-
ken in Vain. 1t is a seed which, even
when dropped by chance, springs up
into 4 flower.
Love covers a multitude of sins.
when scar cannot be taken away,
the next kind office is to hide it..
Love is never so blind as when it is
to spy faults.
Ee assured that when once wom-
an begins to be ashamed Of what she
ought not to be ashamed OF, She VIII
not be ashamed Of what she ought.
Our SORROWS are like thunder
clouds, which seem black in the dis
tame, but grow lighter as they ap-
proacA.
rs, A telegraph office for the di*-
patch Of me ssages in Turkish and oth-
or languages has recently bcrn cstab-
Iishe at Bethlehem. Nearly two thou
alnI years ago q message was 70
coivod at Bethehem, and from thence
WAS sent to the uttermGat parts Of thn
earth, without money and without
price; a message which thrilled the
world:"GIorv to God in the highest
and on earth peace and good will to-
ward mon.
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ChiIdren'S Evening Hymn.

The little birds now seek their rest;
The baby sleeps on mothers breast;
Thou giycst all Thy childen rest,
God of the weary.
The sailor praycth on The sea;
The little ones at mothers knee;
Now comes the penitent to Thee,
God Of the weary.
The orphan puts away his fears;
The troubled hopes for happier years;
Thou driest all the meurncr'S tear,
God Of the weary.
Thou scndest rest to titcd feet,
To little toilcrs slumbcrs sweet,
TO aching hearts rcsposc complete,
God of the weary,
In grief, pcrplcXity, or pain,
None ever came TO Thee in vain;
Thou mat>esl life Il JOY again,
God Of the weary.
We sleep that we may wake renewed,
TO serve 'Fhcc as Thy children should
With love, and zeal, and gratitude,
God of the weary.
--G00W Tlor}S.
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ANNIVERSARY w e
are requested to announce that the
Odd Fellow celebration which was to
have been held in this place on the
25th ult., but was postponed on ac-
count Of the inclemency of the wealth
er, will now be held in the Lutheran
Church of this town on Whit-Monday
May 23th, at 10 o o'clocli, a. IN. Sew
eral neighbor!ng Lodges have been
invited to participate, and are expec-
ted to be present. The Rev. D
Steck will deliver an Address OF,
the OCCASION The pubic are invited
to attend. L MadleiolNM ReQlstcr.
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POPULAR DEMAND FOR THE AD-
J0UHNMENT OF CONGRESS. .-Peti-
tons 10 Congress, praying both
Houses to adjourn as speedily as pos
sible in order to promote the bust
ness erterests of the country, have
been in circulation in New York,
for sigoitnrc2 for some days past. On
Friday the petitions were circulated
At The produce, butter and cheese,
and cotton exchanges, and We're nu-
merously signed. Almost everybody
is signing then., through here aud
there an objection IS ursal on the
ground that it Is Q personal afrQpt to
Congress.
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rsn- The alarming maturity of Il

nsnA- The alarming maturity of the
child of the period is justly exciting
the attention Of the philosopher and
the lamentation of the prophets.
The servants in swaddling clothes,
and the unbreeched moralists who lisp
in axioms, have long enough been the
subject of kindly satire. But more
portentous baby still appears on the
horizon, the blest infant without curl
osity or appetite. We know a fine
boy who has never recovered from
the shock of being requested to dis
cuss the IIindoo theology with an
archin of eight whom he was rcques-
tel to entertain; but even this mon
strosity is not SO bad as that Of a
babe who refuses to laugh at Punch,
or bite at caramels. But this new
genre really exists. Only the other
day, in Madison-s4uare, one baby
sad to another, "IIas you been to
the CSrcu.91' and received the sad
reply. ".Io. | once saw a camel
race at Cairo and ! don't care for
circuses now.
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FORT MoHENRY FLAG.->The flag
of Fort McHenry, which hoated from
the flag staff of that tortiiioation
during its bombardmont'by the Brit.
ish, September IS and IA, 1914 the
original Of our National song, "the
Star spangled Banner, is inthe pos,
session Of Mrs. Georgianna ARMS
tead Appleton, of Charlestown, Mass
the youngest daughter of Lieutenant
Colonel George Armistead, United
States Army, the commander of the
fort during the bombardment. 1t is
80 feet in length, and 20 in width,
the Union Isl by Isl feet, on which
there are II stars, two feet from point
to point, and the stripes, of which
there are s white s red, are foot IL
inches in width. The flag, though
passably well preserved, shows the
effect of the service it has rendered
and the fire it has stood.
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FL KNOW THEE THERE,

Geo. y. Prentice said: "No livin!
poem can surpass in beauty the follow
ing lines, from the muse of Amelia:"
Pale star, that, with thy sad soft light,
Came out upon my bridal eve,
have a song to sing to night,
Before thou takest thy m0urnful leave
Since then so softly time has stirred
That months have almost seemed lik'
hours,
And am like little bird
That slept too long amid the flowers,
And, waking, sits with waveiess wing,
Soft singing mid the shades of even;
But, oh! with sadder heart sing
sing of one who dWclls in Heaven,
The winds are soft, the clouds are few.
And tcnderest thought my heart be-
guilcs,
As, floating up through mist and dew,
The pale young moon comes out il
smiles;
And TO the green, rcsounding shore
In silvcry troops the ripplcs crowd,
Till all the ocean. dimpled o'r,
Lifts up its voice and laughs aloud;
And star ON star, all soft and calm,
Floats up yon arch, sercncly blue.
And, lost to earth, and stepped in balm
My spirits float in ether, too.
Loved ONE. though lost to human sight
feel thy spirit lingering near;
And softly, ns fee! the light
That trcmblcs through the atmosphere
As in some temples holy shades,
Though mute the hymn, and hushcd
tho PRAYER,
A solemn awe tn" SOul tleTadcs,
Which tells that worship las been
there;
A breath of incense, lnft alone,
Where many a censor swung around,
Which thrill the wandtrcr like to one
Who tread, Oh conaecratcd ground.
know thy soul from worlds Of bliss,
Yet stoups awhile T." dwell with me,
Hath caught the prayer | breatllcd in
this.
That at last myh dwell with allnc:
] 1,1.ar "a M,.irnIr from tlH' se-a>
That thrills me Ike !hy spirits .iglls;
] hear IL voice on every isstr2c
That m;ilirs TO mine its is.W jsp]jAj--
A voices all low and sweet lil,e, ili!l,:
II wives an answer to my p,ay,r,
And brings ny s.ul from lIeagcn Il si..!
That i! will know and mcct tlIV' there.
TIL l>no,r 1!cc there hy that sweet face,
Ranui w;ss'h q lcn'lrr ha+r plays,
Still ln,clr-i wi1A thu, rNm..>Nivr grace
THAI made thee lovely all thy days,
By ,ha, smile that Ger sltcl
\ beauty ikrsh li"ht of evan,
Whose soft expression never fled
Even hen lis soul had fled TO Heaven;
i!l know thee by thy starry crown
TIa, ylillcr- ~n thy raven hair;
Oh, hv ilt4r blessed Sims alDm.
All ipyN thee there, III know ,f,w
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you tumble over the baby, then flee
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The children of darkness are said
to be wiser in their generation than
the children of light. Brigham Young
proposes TO organize his followers
in Utah into corporations to raise
grain, cotton, cattle and everything
that is necessary for their sUstenancc,
manufacturing every article needed
for their own use.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-05-30

A man in San Francisco has started
the novel theory that it hurts a China
man to be stoned to death. There is
some talk Of inqurins into its COZ
rectness.
Dtnn A,..l - I, | 49,
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a Beautiful girl Oh Ii~r Iras-
els.

A young girl Of Phila1o'phia, who
is now on her travels, went to West
minister, and ccndescended to admire
the great abbey. With admiration
came the desire Of possession. The
whole abbey Was too large to be re-
moved, SO she quietly took !onI;nlfo
from her pocket and cut out piece
Of the chair Of Edward the Conte:sor.
She was arrested and as she Wa very
pretty, they let her of with 500
the price would lave been higher
had she been palmer. Not content
with this, she screnely lourneyed to
Dresden in search Of new worlds to
conquer While visiting q church
there she attempted TO possess Ler-
self Of some flowers FROM q shrine.
In pulling them Oft she overturned
the image Of the Virgin, to the !ntI-
ute horror Of the custodians Of the
church. For this pleasing freak her
father paid s. Her beauty
probably made the fine Smajl on tn"
occasion also.
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The Pottsvile Miners Jonrno}
asks, "Why do churches inyarbv run
ont of funds before the steeple is
donc?' We suppose it IS too high ior
the pile.
Speaking of the business outlook,
the New York B~lhtjo one Of the
most careful and ob8crvant journals of
its class, is of the opinion that con
templated from almost any point Of
view, the countryis is in many respects
stronger, sounder and healthier th&n
il was at the beginning OF May twelve
months ago, although on the then de-
luaive surface Of things, the prospect
may have presented a lairer face than
it does at present.
The editor Of Western poper who
! is now seventy-six years Old, says be
likes to set up with girl iust as
well IS he did when lie was twenty
/ though he owns it is ~ little hard on
his eyes attcr3 0 clock in the morning
Sweet are the uses OF aiyclaitv.
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nea. Smithstield (Mass.) RcpuJ1;ca'
says the strongest glass will sustain
1000 pounds to the square inch. 1t
also has been known to twist q man s
leg SO that he couldn't walk.
Mrs. Victoria Woodruff has been
lecturing in Salt Lake City upon her
social theories, and the Mormans are
delighted with her
sO" The Democrats propose to
nominate Gen. George b. Mcclellan
for Governor Of New Jersey.
Ey-Gov. EoRATIo SEYMOUR, Of
New York, positively refuses 10 be
a candidate for any Office in the gift
of the people.
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None of tie heroic women Of an
cIent Times wore kids.
wing.
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sn.r Georgia makes her penitcn-
tiary csnv1ets profitable servants.
Nery few, if any Of them, are kept
in cor4ia clneHt, but they are let out to
parties who VII be responsible for
their safe SeepiN2 and humane treat
ment, so that thcv not only earn their
beard and clothing but yield a prQit
TO the State on thei,' labor Several
Years ayo the c&;:yc lot of male con
victs was leased 10 GHANT AINXAN,
.Il:a. :. Co.. railroad builders, who
worked them tl.y"c or G9Ar wears in
various parts Il lta 81 ate, but when
tna les.Se ran ont they declined to.
renew it, Whcreupon Ike convic1s were
hired to other parties. Il is said that
there has been no greater proportion
It t4ta,rS Mnlcr this arrangement
than Mllvn the prisoners We're kept
within he walls OF thr pcnilcutiNrv.
throughout the Stto persons con
yjctol Of Offence, Of lesser grade
'hanty!"ny are usHoiIy pat at work
upon ;hccpnnty hi,l.s"s or ro,,,I, and
in incorporated toW.& upon the pub
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A Massachusetts woman threw
acid in her husbands eyes to prevent
him from going to see Lydia Thomson,
and the neighbors all support her.
The King Of the Fiji islands has
got a good situation at last England
is to pay him $1,000 per annum M.
der the provision Of the protectorate
The National and town oeMctcI.e.
are really splendid.
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pfa- A man writing POLITICALLY OF
the weather, says:-"lhe back bone
Of winter is broken, but its tail wags
yet occasionally That is exactly
the case in these parts at the present
writing.
s9 A New Orleans "Cru5ader"
announces that "the horn Of the un-
godly shall be put down. That is
where horns are generally put.
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The Oratollo vas a grand success.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-05-30

sea- Hon. B. F. Butler will be
Gity-six Years old mex; November.
The proposal to make the anniversary
OF his birth day of national fasting
and prayer eXcites much Enthusiasm.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-05-30
! wonder if tins cold, sHcrt Mrcxe
Hath touched TIL, lips and famed th

For all my spirit hears and sees
EocaIIS the tony memory now;
F" every hour we breathe apart
Will lHlt Increase, if shat can be,
Th" h,y that fills this loac!v heart,
Already filled so iu] of thcr,
YET many at"s1 lhc2c eyes must weep
And ':~ahy a sin must bc forgiven,
Ere these lids ,halt,in!i tn sleep,
And YOU and | Shall meet ia Heaven