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orant tliat ever fututnod the sluklug eyiumu
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Imiilepn. Mii-niB.siJjjil
VOL. XIX.
EDITORIAL MATTER,
From Trl-Wookly issues o t Mo day and F rlday
End of tit p l'rclimiiiary Fnncrnl.
The Eopublican party committed
"hari-kari," at Chicago, and tho
tatooed man won.
Wo wore greatly surprised at tho
nomination of Mr. Blaine by the
Republican Convention; almost as
much surprised as we would have
been at the selectiou of Arthur by
that deleotable concourse, for we
thought that tho rule whioh governs
in military affairs of always avoiding
the doing of those things that tho
enomy wishes you to do.hold good in
politioal affairs, and so thinking, we
had in our own mind and judgemont
sot Arthur and Blaine asido, and
ewopt tho horizon with a telescope
in search of dark horses, after giving
due consideration to the claims of
Sherman, Logan, Edmunds,and those
"penny-dips" Gresham, Hawloy and
Harrison of course no one attached
any importance to the claims of the
duda of the war office, little Bob
Lincoln.
We did not expect Blaine or Arthur
to be nominated because we knaw
that thoy wore the representatives of
a groat faotional fight in tho Iiepub
lican;party that was born of tho
Grant-Blaine contest at Chicago in
1880; suspended by virtuo of a truce
negotiated at Mentor by Simon
Cameron and Grant in the fall of
that eventful year; re-aniniatod by
tho treachery of Garfield towards
Conkling in the matter of distribu
tion of the New York patronage, and
culminating in the assassination of
the President nd the sceptre passing
by virtue of Guitoau's bullet from
tho kennol of tho Ilalfbreeds to the
don of the Stalwarts.
Tho bitterness of this feeling in
the North is inconceivable to those
who have not sounded its depths;
the hatred of the followers of Arthur!
for Mr. Blaine, who they regard as
the author of all their woos, and
vice versa, is without paralell in our
political history; and tho tenacity
with which their respective Northern
and Western . adherents clung to
their leaders, is born more of hatred
for the one than lovo for tho other,
and this fact was so well recognized
that tho cool headed politicians re
garded tho sotting of both awi lo oa
absolutely essontial to party success
and party existence.
But the nomination has boon made,
and tho Blaine men are as jubilant
over thoir partisan victory ns though
they bad captured an enemy's strong
hold, but tho Arthur men aro just
about as happy over tho result as
Gen. Leo's boys were when thoy
failed to capture Cemetery Hill at
Gettysburg, and there are tons of
thousands of Stalwarts in evory
Northern Stato who would rather soo
any Democrat in the country olectod,
than Blaine.
As to the reform element in the
party, it regards Blaine as tho. most
corrupt man in Amorica, and will
work early and late for his defeat.
As to the Independent element, it
will support any honest man the
Democrats may nominate, against
Blaine, and the Democrats in this
emergency dare not nominate any
man of spotted record.
As to the financiers and business
men of the coui tvyl regard Blaine
as a crank on the subject of tho in
auguration of foreign war, and for
tho sako of that poaoo that favors
commerce they will knife him, re
gardless of party.
The unanimous nomination of
Logan for second placo was tho con
summation of tho bargain that gave
Blaine the victory, and that he had
no opposition is conclusive evidence
that ambitious men had no time to
waste in making futile fights: This
nomination is worth more to Logan
than to any other man, for it comes
to hiin in the commercial capital of
his own State; in a city where he is
particularly weak, and will greatly
aid hira in his pending Senatorial
fight,for his term expires next March.
Had he been at the other end of tho
ticket it would have boon formidable;
as it is, his popularity cannot give it
strength or standing the tail has
not the vertebral strength essential
to the wagging of so huge a caninite.
The Convention of Hinds county
last week, instructed its ddlogates to
tho Diotrict Congressional Conven
tion to support IIou. Ethel Barks
dale for ro-noniination from the
Seventh District, and by resolution
expressed preference for Tilden and
Ilondricks for tho IVosidontial tickot,
though tho delegates wore not in
structed on that rjiiestjijn,
ABERDEEN
TUB HIGIIT: JTOR VOffltTJJVG FJlYClt, AUR i EJlfUA'ii V
ABERDEEN, MISSISSIPPI,
The Colored FK-moift Aortinx
Itst-lf-
The colored element in tho Mia.
issippi Dolcgntion to the Republican
Convention at Chicago, asserted it
self rather emphatically: Register
Bruoo was solocted as Chairman of
the delegation; Collector Jim Hill as
member of the National Committee,
and ex-Congressman Jno. R. Lynch
as member of tho Committee on
Resolutions of the Convention, and
subsequently as its Temporary Chair
man. This was as it should brj the col
ored brethren cast almost nil of the
Republican votes tbat are polled in
the State, and are fairly entitled to
the larger proportion of tho chest,
nuts that thoir finger fish for in tho
cindors.
joe ucdonald.
Our friend of the Jackson Lodger
says: "It was the Hendricks and
McDonald jealousy that disturbed
the Democratic Convention fonr
years ago."
Tho Ledger is mistaken McDon
aid went to the Cincinnati Conven
tion as the friond and champion of
nondricks, and never for a moment
wavererl or fr.ltered in that support
though urged and ontreated to allow
his own name to be placed in nomi
nation. At one time tho chances of
his being nominated were more than
fair if he could have been induced
like Garfield at Chicago, to have for
gotten Lis mission and betrayed his
friend.
If there was any jealousy tnani.
fested it whs on the part of Mr.
Hendricks in failing to release Mc
Donald from his obligations, but
there was not the slightest rmmfes
tatiou of this spirit on McDonalds
part, nor did ho permit his friends to
oven suggest his name for a place
on the tickot.
Washington county, liko Yazoo,
has made a handsome appropriation
for a county exhibit in tho Missis
sippi Department at New Orleans.
Bolivar and Leilore will probably
follow suit, as the enterprising farm
ers of that grand region ire not to be
suppressed by the floods, and are
determined to show tho world that
they havo a county of such hound
less resources that it pays little hcod
to tho casuahtios that stitcrger other
regions.
We do not suppose that the nom
iuatiou of Gen. A. M. Wost, of Holly
Springs Miss., for Vice President, by
the National Greenback party will
iutorfero mutorially with the Gen
erals business arrangemouts for the
next four years. Ho is hardly likely
to bo callod upon to preside over
the U. S. Scnule.
One fact seems to
bo generally
conceded by the delegates to the Re
publican Convention, with tho excep
tion of a few ef Arthur's friends, and
that ia that Now York is bound to go
Democratic next November by an
enormous majority.
The Alabama Democratic Conven
tion did itself honor in re-nominating
Gen. O'Neal for Governor of that
Stato. In "the days that tried men's
souls" ho proved himself a soldier of
great ability and gallantry, and as
executive of the Commonwealth ho
has made a record that will compare
favorably with that of any ono of his
predecessors.
'ill w.i
The '.uiirrU'H of Uaakiu Coiiiil.v.
Rankin county possesses quarries
of excellent sand stouo, admirably
adapted to building purposes, and
can nlbo boast lime btone of superior
quality. Our enlorpriuing friend
Col. A. J. Frautz, editor and pub
lisher of the Brundou Republican, has
agreed to havo neat cubes or slabs of
each of thoue stouea gotten out for
exhibitiou in the Mississipppi Do.
parttuent of the Now Orleans Expo
sition, where they will bo an inter
esting feature in our display of re
sources. He writes us that Rutikin county
contains fine marl bodc,und will send
specimens to Prof, W. JSpilluiuu ut
the A. & M. College,
EnscoPAL Bishop B. B. Smith, of
Kentucky, Senior Bishop of the Uni
ted States, died in Now York, May
81st. He was born in 17W.
Mississim is a rare field for the
geologist her hills, and swamps uud
plains are rich in fossils that are full
of interest lo scientists, and they
are being gathered and fitudiod with
eagor zel.
Tub sale of town lots at Fayetto
Court House, Ala., Tuesday tho 3rd
inst, is said to have boon quite a suc
cess. The .average price obtained
W66 tno.
Ji'fl'crNOu County.
Mr, B. B. Gross, of Rodney, will
put on exhibition in the Mississippi
Department of tho Now Orloann Ex -position,
in behalf of Jefferson connv
ty, dinks and slabs representing 35
varieties cf timber; a fine oshibit of
corn and
One bale of Bermuda grass hay.
Ono br.lo of Olovor hay.
Ono balo of Timothy hay.
One bale of pea vine hay.
One bale of oats, cut green,
Ono bale of nicely dressed black
raosfi.
One bale of gry mops.
J lieso exhibits will tyoak more
eloquently in behalf of fjood; old
Jefferson county than ail of tho cot
ton she could pile bonwith tho roof
of the Exposition buMtng,
y
Theub was a cloud-burst in Cal
houn county last week, in the vicinity
of Big Creek, fliat damaged tho farms
in the vicinify to tho extent of about
twonty thousand dollars. Fortunately
no lives rvero lost.
Tho Grand Couunandiiry of
Knights Templar, hold, its 27th An
nual Conclave in Vickaburg this
week.
Meridian has an "Association of
Funeral Directors."
lME.UttKSAI ADDRESS.
PEUVEUED BY PROF. W. D, WITHKItSrOON,
i.N AlltUPKEN, MAT, 27, lHSi.
Aberdeen, Mihs., )
IvLtay, 27, 188-1.
Mn. Wm, D. Wituemu'Oon:
After listening with plennuro and
oppreciatiou to your Memorial A 1
pross, the Ladies of tho Association
most earnestly request of you, a copy
of same for publication and preser
vation, Very respectfully,
Mas. Tires, B. Sykm,
Pres't. L. X. A.
Mas. Wti G. Slew, Sec'y.
Ann peek, Miss. May 301 h, lC:i.
Mrs. Wm-G. Ei.Kra,Rec'y, of L, M. A.
Dear Madam: You complimentary
and highly appreciated f'tvor of tl'.c
27th inst, is before me. I am mush
gratified to lnnrn tb.rou,;;!i jeu that
my humblo effort, on Memorial Day,
mot with tho approval of your
society, In compliance with your
rcqutJit I Uciowiui pitioo at your dia
posal a copy oi tho nddrubS dollWetl
;iy me
on tho 27th of Ms-v 1S8-1
Please express my deeo st rv?o of
gratitude to tho L. M, A. for thia
compliment- I rnmaia miv.'hm, your
mont obedient -ervant.
Vm. D. Witdebcpoon.
Members of !':o Memorial Asiciutiuu.
Latiioa and Cieutlomun Once more
have wu made onr annual pilgrimage to
tho homo oi thu iteurl to garland vith
houor una mcuuiriuliau with uiluutiuu tho
sucred uuot cf iho "men who wore the
gray." Onr tjo.'uo to-d.v tvhiie ail, is
ut the same time grand auJ fur-roackiug;
sad, because by touching tho olectric
chord cf m-aociatioii, ia transport our
selves for a time into the pteseaee of the
majestic dead. It is far-reachir., be
cause it recalls soruo of those intricate
problems of the past, the parplexity and
gravity of which has dazzled bouio of the
moat brilliant intellects. I could have
attended this solemn convocation with
greater satisfaction, had thia duty boeu
usuigued to a soldier of his country in
stead of ouo who was debarred Irom a
participation iu the glory and hoituis of
the Ittiii and ntejuoruble war. However
it is my pride uud pleasure this oveuiuf;
to revive, if ponsibls, thu cherished
memories of the "brave days of yore,"
and share iu ilie lingering echoes of tho
past, which never fail to kindle the
smouldering tires in a Solhrou's bmnnt.
As I gage upon this audieueo I behold
fathers, mothers, urmiess and wounded
soidiers, all of whom have assembled to
oommuuo with these departed spirits
and pay a tribute ef tears to their memo
ry. But fe llow-eitiiseU(i,to my mmd tuuro
is a deeper moauiug. Id it not a gnmd
demonstration of our gtutitadu to the
fathers of this country for the priceless
heritngo of worshiping at the llnoue of
civil UbortyV A heritage which has been
bequeathed to e7ery Awerieiua citizen
from the sunny groves of the South to
the ivy regiouu of the North, from tho
fertile fields of tho West lo tho rooky
shores of the East. It is this heritage
which to-duy teaoheB us to sing to our
hero doad.
"They who lor their country di
Shall i'.nd an honored grave
For (th ry li;;hfa the soldu rs tomt
Amt beauty wespsthe hrave."
Our pilgrim fnthers were fow in num
ber, but magiiuuimoua iu soul uud pa
triotic in spirit, Lest, us they who, iu
a wilderness which was inlnitutcd by
ferocious bouHt and a species of luinianif y
who hud no acquaintance with civiliza
tion, no home but the forest, no friond
but tho tomahawk.
"Ttm oorAU eagle seared
From hie nest hy tuo white wave loam,
The reeking phj.'s roared
T'lls w-!is their tvlrniaoli in-.r.'
After traveling through many years of
Borrow, poverty uud a bloody ruvolu
tiou, they finally won itiih their blood
aatl fratiitii with tkuk wisdjji. tLe
THURSDAY, JUNE
laiatiou of Iiulependeitee, which is the
SF'I.t political doeumput that evr
kindled within the soul's of an oppress
ed peeplo the golden sunlight of ponce
and i rosperity. Hut alap ! aius I nn the
Ni't'h sprung from the infancy of an
oppres.-.td little band t.t the manhood of
a glorious republic; as she left tho rus
tic hull nf her pilgrim fathors arid found
homea iu li'guut tnundoua, eho forgot
the covouaut of Iwr fathers, lost het
heritago and cut with the swor.i of
jculcuiiy tho eonntitutional chord.- of
fritsdf.a:. At this juneturo of afHii.i,
the I'outh iu modest stiae. naud Inmiii
ty ttiui.dered forth from her national
hade of legislation iu tones of vehem
ent earnestness and fiery pungent rbet-ork-
peace ba si ill. But there wus uo
voice to answer save the voieo of lUat
peace which is false in its mc'hodi and
ctttuqatut!y opprcssiv.- iu its ineaaurcs,
that peace whieh nieaut poverty uud
weakness for the South, wealth and
strength for tlio North; that peace
whioh swept Louis Mapolon'o empire
from the nations nf earth, and whieh
would havo hurled this coutiti i from
tho path of national rectitude and honor,
'.Vo believed in local self-government,
and local leaving aloue, whence, says
Victor lingo, "Kaglish liberty took its
rise." We believed in a Fedora! U:iion
and Eepubiiecn Institutions, and we be
lieved that such was the nature of the
compact to whioh we had acceded.
Therefore how could the South for her
own tranquility ns w..!l as for the wel
fare of posterity accept suoh terms of
peace. The South saw tho Dutch Ke
publio iu tie) sixteenth and seveiiteouth
ceutnriesj she saw Qreeco at the fore
head of the world, but was it wheu -r
sovereign Kiates planed of their edfB
wero sluck, curbnucle shap, iu Ah yan
dors ring, or was it wheu the planes of
her rese-dinmonds had each a focus of
its own. Such instances shown out to
the Houth from afar like another Tleiad,
a beacon iu heaven. The only logic
which th)U remained to tho South was
tho te(j?m ratio rgnv.m, accordingly the
mighty gate of Janus revolved upon its
rusty hinges, and Beauregard with his
bravo f.,!h,v, Jiareiieo: ramtiy under
its portals to reclaim the broken frng
nientB o.' a da..o!ished gowiuuieui sad
tti shatLi .1 cdunma of consu'tuliounl
licrty. Oh ! to what higher station,
did 'lies j sleeping heroes vt iij .;- '.hey
marched to tho thrilling, ecstatic soug of
duty, can any mortal r.i-p're moru than to
seiva as the guardian angel ef his eouu
tries cau.
iiortheru sculptors, essayists, ortifors,
anj i.it.toriaus fitwo exliautetl tile re -
eotirucs ef art nod lt;o,mt.g in pici'i-ini;
the ec'.Ui.a anU aeiors ot this war. It
suilieea to nay, however, w"!0"' ui-
lavu'.uig ou tne artnieial and tli7ersii6d
cold. oi tliete I'ietaie.-, that it is trntb
w.iiJi p.iiuts iu vivid tints ti irrendettr
f t.d bounty, and when tne scenes oi Ihtu
comtic-t shaii have been nortrsirod iu
celois of liutli, inesouted in tho pine
white light of history, the wuy-furer will
BRS-5 upon i; with a feeiini- of prido
min;,;ed with indignation, the former f ir
the .Mouth, tho latter for tho North, Thai
pt.rt uf tho pieuae. represcuting tin.
maiauders 01 tht) valley; that part be -
stiealviu,; ihu despairing ery whica wives
uin: lid.a onus raised to wintry shies lit
t y tho baleful gluri ot buriiin;; butues,
wh.eu .vnru borno upon every blast from
tho eoib.u hinds oi Georgia and tho lieu
lields of Carolina, that part representiuj
the long urm aud sinewy grip of nil Ihu
tiihisticd of grepd and impeeuueous
a'.eitinss, will elicit from the wav -finer.
the pilgrim, and the patriot two couclu -
sioLs: first, that the pietuie bus been
toilohed by tho black hand of Erebus,
and oeeoud, thatthecotiitict.it renresaute
was ngsiuat the dictates of biunuuiry and
the reqniremcuta of justice, yes; u bl'.t
upon the eseutcheou of thin govetuinent.
It is foreign to our subject to say more i
about tbtso ghastly, bloody pie.tnr. s of
the past. For the future honor and rep
utation uf this llepublio, they should be.
obliterated from our memo! v c're the
lamp of the nineteenth century extin
guishes, But ut the sumo time, follow
oitizeue, we should resu'vo to ourselves
the gracious privileges of perpetuating
tk numorv of our hero dead, not ouly
by entwining nrouud their graves the
myrtle, ths laurel uud the violet, but by
vindicating the cause iu dofanso of which
they full, uud which to us is so lovely.
Yes, covered with reproach, for us is
pure; crowned with thorns, for its is
holy. 'J'uen when time in bis ceaseless
flight shall have shrouded tho bloody
sword iu tho veil of oblivion, their
heroio deeds will eloquently toll how
thoy, far away from homo amid ths wild
glure of battle, gave, up.
"The laid libation that liberty draws,
From the lie.u t that burst and breaits in her
came."
Yes, will tell hew they bore the cov
enant of strength like the plume of vie
tory from Bethel !e Cetyahu-.j. L'.ieh
deeds will ever cause their spirits to rise
up iu dewy freshuuoj, touching tho soh!
of the South we'll the sublime thought,
mou Uio, but then deeds live.
Twenty three ye as ago our Confede
rate soldiers.soma liviug, nud some uow
dead, left their peaceful homos to obey
the uuthoiity and uphold the houor til
Iheir i.ove reign Stub ii. This proud i top
led to the great iptf'slkuis underlying the
relation nf Statu to g.iverLiiicnt, which
hnve, iu tho mnin, been settled by polit
ical seers r.f philosophy. Novr the bold
riders have dismounted and tho swift
sabre is u.uuie.he.1. Tho grey unuorm
whieh honored them in life, uow en
shron la them in de ith, Tho u.-torios of
this "UM'th ouee crimsoned with i'ueiv
Hood lire tO'V rcii'Jn! r,at.;i -.,vi tears i .1
.EXAMINER.
O.Vi gJJJ.YA Tl iKY,
12. 1884.
J their memory. Thut?wui ti,.t; inul ;:
tinder
who;-'.! fn'.da they "BCe ."wore
hou!d (v"i T.jivfl or shiuiiJ tl.Oi:
l.oaorahl.j oCjI!;, in furled in p!
i vrr. Eers they lie, wrapt as it
that it
1:1 an
.se for
W'Te in
their own valur. Tb'-y hav. received no
reward for thin valor save di feat, no re
lief fur iLeir L.ihforL'uties navo J.ja'.h.
Hut let us to-day, as lihuiy k.viuft
African freemen, rew.ua tht-t,: as Lieu
who pesiitxtm-J that high and tslo'nidiij?
sei..-t e-f IHluo:, whiej ioik:6 ta u: 'l:d
H"-1 supports the cousciruso. Let t!;.
rt'Wurd thita Ly aurrcct.uf; u.isrfresc-u-
Wtwt's uud sn;priMtoa jf i.;e:.;. Let ui
.th po:'teii'.,v to 1,. 'honor and !'--p
forevsr '.uuIUdi'i'om u.tir h!are):-.nr.'!eil
banu'r thu word sii.vory and rbi'luou,
but leave embh.zonf.il upon its folds tie
worun !) trr.-j an t pneet to riimthrrn
ears. "LiiKriy and e piaiity." iVs, we
find i'-iut tue W0ld:i -'ioet C.iU:.o'' h.iVJ ;i!
taoKt bvcorjc u syuofyra of rcbel'ioc,
upon fi.e piges t;i history.
'!?:!. it...:,; t.r.l ii -li'.avie, v-':!.
,::Ji'1' -;i'n'-l.
'!!; 'e.'i e.r:;,- .1 .ill,
(, i : . I- , i ... ,,..,..1:
Il.,w ::o;1-ilsi,,.t:.i-tirin!.5
.id .
s :te 1:'
- t tl I'll.. . f
III'
Hie.
.ieeert
It
old N
. iruo iatt lite Sj-attt
tic. ti;e n,.i':jni:.r; p;tlv .
th hrlafo wh- .per ;l.e ;-A
,uiil)y
..lime
of ita et.-n,.:
to reciai:4. t
.-iu:iii;vr, y.-t, iljii-;
la .
. 3 - Do: Li
L
iU.in nU.'.'Je.r.i i:
South ri'l!,:-.
tops her uJLc,
oonstitntioi.,
light of heat
doed iii:';'.oud
dai'kuess.
i to liL
oi ti.
i-ihe .'.: t.l t:.o i
n to f hoie lljie ii . ve:..
of e;:si:road::i t'.tni i;
o asscti tiot ior a.mti'.
not for Slav. ry, but for iriae;:ediie'.4ee.
the asked lor what Wai-Lin.;'. n ii.uttiii,
Jefferson, Usury and Masou iu:.:..ti- !,ar'
Ir.ir.-.hall and liauiilon e..-uccd. .1 w be .,
fact, civil liberty. If .:iicii eund;:;t vow
sti.'utos tro,.so;:, theu the tie.i.jiei t uir
South was a marly, ft auk and i:e;e v.i
tue uud is followed by the iweet m
membruuee of tho just. Oh! an i: ait
is this to the South and tie t . i r i i. s
honor cf her fallen sons; whexse in,, nest
with and aim was lo elevate the n.ei.o
of -'t" p op!; ft: pr.:ee :.s well ;;,
Iiy the tKeeileney of their yuiirv, vhe
wiodjm of their laws, an 1 tl o pit. .
i o. their Cor:.e iei.ity, I uei n a; ;; i
i;.!arks a r.:; .'i.de n Me'.:ori. IV.;-,
j net that we ui uah;! i.cy bitii &
j nigs toward the Kortb, but that v e an;
bruKb away every web, wl::ch t. :!;"! 1.
I una the memory of the line and tl..
j brave. TV.:, v'tl ;h? v-v . ! tht i!tr.-
ing ceulray a.- the c'wads of advei
1 drift t-war r.iei ;v;rt Ui.t; u lain-ww
1 premium spans lro.n Nouh to &,:A'
r. -ee!.o t.te won1.. oi,..:i; toti.e r,';x-fw.
ol this war, "The 'horns we rer-ti are
!!. r ; " v.-f : " :
I i;.:tre:rn of tl;i ,'i e '1 IVr::..;:,
Ham Ut Lon ;a:.:i fx-.. ,i.'- ' i . . ;
to .Vr.ntatfi. ;!.. l-.-jii: -7,ir:u'..V : ' '
; of the ri.:: e-' p.-i l:r...., ' : ,. 'i;.. . :i
; ooetie 1 n
'C,
htr ti
no: p. rturt :
, reivdp. ct lotis and ns.v.jint a
! nud
mwyw The L:
s e. ,
lianA
hnble ho.-: F: -c k'-i .'-'i ur
1 haneeilfr v;!lhj iu;...;
i bur;;, lead! j-ron 1 ui;:
j ',(:ea-.! .a' with ,e:u are :
e
i. I: c
,h;it.
neoft.t toe i:
Ion an 1 oil..
i.-.st
..r i
Uh' :
tiii:-, to:' leh-.i ev -r i.i,.v d:n
us the Puntuu &v his 0.1
baie wa'la tlej Huuern ii'V
iui.i ui .r.
,.oUf,v lue
-melt wh.
I P"ssesr.ed tits un.0(v-tn,; iusiiae of un
1 Ari:i'"k' ,i:u' tT-'Ufci (it tu.s ci a
I Ult0, ;U' n;-s. !iw tine, that
h.'lie.s rt niftrt S' iu.ti-r.es foim the
I t5"iau ! u d-fs the .ueiiu.a ior the
sueiiueo. ivoeeitj, :iiin::u
oi the aiinuiu evunie of iu;!.
leeall thu ieid dovues, which
u, thin
when v
.'ic'iUtu:
follow, wheu,
' oar ti. :le .. n.i; tia.a- aim ta,. ,
had ieut i. I
A'iu Ha' .-' I.i :liel iU.rs .,et taeir .f
tile t e'l:-.,'.!,!. I,
1 i'V , ie.1
hie w. ,.i y lo .-!."
i to
,la t
Ii
I', Hi
WISH;:,-,;
The eUi'v-jvor of ihid ar ;j.-.;,- wep
retutubor tuo lima wuen they t.,t ic,
some comrade Rhus lite-blood Wan i,,st
ebhui;; and reeoiJed from bus. n,,,:, i,.
be sealed in death, tho hist fou l wdi-
to utolhif, wde, trkiid; can a,i i,ui re
call a son iuK'cl.u,' over ;Lo in..-ti,iie
body of his fuiUer, or u taihi i, Ksmuj.'
ou hi.) mut-iii-t, aud guams; w.lli lniuu-'ud.
agony and pridu upon u Li-ave y. uuu
face, white iu death, his ho; o. hie f--e..;i.
ured nd yes, but dead in h.,...u .
foremo.it ruuiw r.v,jii seuueu a.e uci.ve..;
jout hcatiti and c-rr-yei: tu- ... fu,.
lau ilefieldi w hiuh aro uuuie i,.,;ia:e;
with noble d:eda worthy .. ,.!, ,-ioar.ii';,
tiujo, Sue.h reui.u.biaunoj' au nad e:
recall, but we miy t.iue coLisuluiion that
u mouun.tut has hem ermtcd to tlietr
memory iu Suuthoru hculs. Vas uo;
the name of Themistoelot clie.ishiai by
thu Aibeilia:- ', Uul.j by the e.i.u
t.ms? Is uot tho name of liruee and
Wallace ehcrished by the p.coh., W.ui
inglou by the Entji.di aiid .huiap ui j,r
the PreucUy A) will we hv.d it, gra.e.
ful roiuembrnuce out- kemo-u v, f .11
on iho plain of Alalia, sue, the high hills
of Vieksburg, uud iu Ihe marshy !.wi.nip.-i
of Florida.
"Tlio very stopi's we laid -n-c
Id 1 He : tl, ,r i I. -i s Uiaa
t'eiueill' .1 tlnui 'll tlu lie in l,',.i
A ml woven side li sail1,
N"t so iii'1 t. a .'- i' ,i..- s iiiir
'l iieir deeds will never din
No, eot win n s.i.i ai:d stai s are our
And d irkliess veils Uie ::hi. ''
Ladies of thu Jtoaioriul Asseieiation,
this custom of decorating tho soldiers'
graves wan tho thought uud umotiou of
your uex, s, ereu tut wouiou was the
f.rst ut the gruvo oi Jesus, so wo sho the
ilrst to Oviuc ioviugly uud reveetly
NO. 9!
th wera In the dark days oi Koiue, j
there was a law passed at the instance of j
i'rilmne Op .in1;, prohibiting woman liom j
wear'nr costly U'thv.so tlwt tho n venuc j
for defeiioe ini"L:t be increand.'fhe j-ood !
womcu of the Houlh equally as p.iinotio !
have proven tltemseives richest in tender i
metaories, readiest to bring devotion to
an honored pst and last to disert a
fttik-n cause. Yes, you rose iu lbtll, by
your tj:ini:;tratiou to tho sick the wound
ed slid the dying tho true Pontiff of a
Commonwonltb, ur.d to-d.y Un your
fairy fli.gir's twine tiiene m.imorial
vreaihi', wo rcognize a holier affeeti .m
and a wore touching memory, than was
. ver embodied iu BpUcriaa Cwtun oj
.-.eiilptur. d urn, History tenches ns that
th.-re is uo earthy i-zjaortality fe.r the
dead cieept iu the imiwrishabie ;;::. v
ef writic-u la:i."ii:ie. The marldt. pi : u .
.1 t ap by Se.-ios'.iiH to :uark his cuu'j.t i.t
h.ivo disrjolVeid into dust. Tho w
t:'::iuhis over the heroes ou the p! di: of
!iut'u'n is i.li.rest (-one. Tho sti-v
1: ii sit tiio p n-.s tj'i Th.-rLioyl.e,
t.
of A' r..U..!jj, A.i.ea..ej l no.-;r.'.u-1
i-evii i.e.! snii-l tU(:iut!.tiagu:.j
'. : . I-..-, ot luortie'.ty.
i Li. e.rprisi, ti.o hops ti: d tL.
- w'i.!i yo.l Lev.-
111
temp
r..ev
u t e:. e.i
are !iu.3 ;
.reered hih,
.:i:'
stuini,
; I,..
NHS T.'uO w;;i ,' U -
; ire situ Jew:-, and ere it c-'iu:: io :..-: .:
j thu lives urvl deeds 1". 00ix..iiiUi-r .'. : '
! have been tiauoiu.tt.d 'o the u..y: d
.ui'hriite of hiytory. It will iu.v.:1 ia ea
! ,o pottciiiy hov: our i.eMeoei'ale
i-V four io!e.r Vfcuni, ijuai.'d Hi'J
::1 .,
ti .
brandished weapon of v.'ar, am! v.-h.i
L:ialiy r-'ei. it ti:eniseiv.'.: to eleep i.;
; it eden arm.- of di-uih, while siufiu : ,;.c j
I pKtriotic iullahy j
j 1 'J, iioiv sweel to ilie fi r -u: h a :an;.- " j
! it will teaeh postfh:v P: ev! r l::i:':f'V !-i.,e.
' patriotic motliors, o-i We- ti.e ua'u' , I
i his the tin.!, last, sweetest li-v.i-j .i J
orixim toiiKtte;" who, in ISo!, !mi i.e.;
. 'he grsy j.ie.ket of war around their hero I
lie boys, bade them a sad taivwell w.ih j
: 'he grand purring in j unction, n.j i
! boy, witii loyalty a;-- a viuue. f .-: t 1 :' r
; ..uwtpt i.y those woo love y,,u, y. re
1 nn-mber tbat tile meet p!o,o:;a, tear I
! wii:ob II 'avru an i-estc- is that which j
'.edews '.:,e "ubur;. : h.ad of a pamoIn.. j
I:,!'.'
i. is i'..rc.-,iL.hrui.' i iv it. r-ii: thr-
; it'v veniv uf Aiu.-i-it.Mii history to cmi:o i
to tllU i.i.cui, l
i !.! ir.": .1 :iv
A: ' :a ;-..r .a jH,,ee r. o .... .
th.eie-. of tho civil war,
..it to fceUiui in aen;.
in :t be that tlnw r.-e.u d:
thank (iod that there ie
ia-iinet iu Southern he
i.i.- in
-.1 is .
1 f,. 1
k.t th
c
r
and lie
a mora
:t.t
oi:e.
ii'u r a
bulLlu
:ne'.try
er!.:r,l-
rsi-UrL.: aseendeuev, end
th.-
; richts aud the hoiiorel hi.'s of C
i lU.i.'e rai.-o aloft to Ueaveu the
I ic.t faui-i of the viators.
it is a beautiful iraditic:: which pre
j v-ii'a-; f.nr Home of the people o
i Germany. Unit the dead re-visit, d lb
I I ibd they loved. Wheu the -aoou she 1
' -:::: h. r r--Jff e st and rw.:tt :' !-i an-
j cu eirtb, tho -pirit of tie: d--n 1 Ji-.: ':..!
:.':u uassiur; r-iTer 'he huul l-h . .-a a er;::
Held aud men .low , aud wi iru !- h -,- up. 1
the night wind, words of v utf eiuu.i ;1 !.
the people l!ow hsuutifnlly app'ie-.hi
to tho South is this tradition, and ho'
tru'lifully does it besveak tho ai-iiu.--
"The land whi"h is lov-d is the !. u '. j
whicli is love'-y. 11 We no 'i-i,,er !:.. in 1
out suvi.v i.i-.-.d, tho devil:-. -h-.-r i-.f
r.is-ir.g from utar, but ve'h.un nartfhl :c !
Ur.trd l-n' tne soothi; rr w.rd ' j ..!(
aud unmolested irtcd-uu. A Ir.ud w 1" r !
'iu'dt and iu.i-.isirv ii.e- eraofn t.n rj an.! j
,,hh".!, ftudd'.'d Wi;!l l-rU-M Vil a "!:',!
: ..tudiu;; w::h the ha;: oi l:'l..,r i:i t ae
Uitiu of ti.etories and the rn -.n of e aa I
nuuee A laud upon w-bo.:e ruinl : i.iuu. j
t.to itoi.ieu huht of peace has Iv: -,i i-hiu- j
j j; and bhu.s.u nue; with its ror.pii'iideii:
vays, tuts onen desvdated eouuiry a
e-.-.iUiry omtieiiishc.d with uli the r..ii i
l-iLuicSvf uaiure and iue gu is id 1- 1 iu; . , j
A bu:d liom whoso borders tho ria'k 1
dtjs of Kceoustrucliou have boeli roHed j
avay a., ii toUcuid by the wand i.f 0:n- I
iitpott iiee. A laud where cm r ilj.ii . ,
li'i lu tue Uciiit otiier'ia'iized fancies h. tile
nosu Uitrisaic 0.1 at.eiies are nru u wres
1
! tied with bv !'
:-fa!ie ;aeai;:s or
t he pe, phi are bc.ii-.'.e.
; t.-t'.oi. :f hKity, which
tar of itellilehei -., m -
A Ui,'. ui w"ii
ah-.it the l utui
blauis like the
points them to the rising sun of iulclli
genoe, moviditv and 1 ;!igion. For this
float eii-1'le.'w.il land, we are gteatl,: in
debted to f ho men who wore tiie en v,"
i.'.il lu pi uie, iiic.oior, let the patriot
ism, tho charity and beauty of this
uo'tih- a'.el i.iouru i t. their lei i.b, an long
IU iii:'"i.l)l B.U'IBI:, poctl )' II apiies, UUll
wisdout guid. u the future.
Ailvoeattpof pi ntiiiia ion t.feil iiave
no 0 ars of "I'nicio.v Asn lb mm " as it
if 11 iiicdieiiio.and by reasonoi o-..-:itiear-t
- a p;-. j e. , . 1 .0: ,i,.i iic uc,i ns a ocv -r-ae:o.
It is uiutiiiiiu-l urcd t'roni 1 he jom-si
iiiiiicrials, iukI iu-i s direct 1. 011 1 tie Liver,
Ki.inov, stoui.icli anil ltiiwols. As a
blo:d puriiicr it lias 1111 e(iiul It i.
plcaaanl, to tlio taste, aud eil'eelive 111
,i. t icu.
ti hint: rilt-K syimnoim ami i nr .
Tin- 1 iiij':'"itis iti(,i' ire, like n i ,ru' n-.
iiit: : Mciiih. iiK'n-jmc, l snaL Unm: vi-rv
'Im'I'i I'm, i' titrly at iiifj': t. it.- ii
j.in i .-rtii- u :-"i- tTiittlMp! ;1 1 ,
. .tii: tin1 j.i n .,' Irt ;( sintu'! inn's .1 ;!f ( . l.
1 1 'i!if'",i in cnHlip I" vt'l'V -t r'wv fvvU n i
t !r w '.-" M- , 1 l r..,'! is a fi.-;.:v
;i!il. SHI" ('.!?--'. ,Ni) rnr TflfjT. Ttell, l.
il'H'iiM;, St ,i..t -lii'.i.l, ICiVsi'i'Ui.-.. i.;nlu'r.s' It.'n
V,.l h , V -v..'1'V. iiv!' i;. ,h H,.,-;.
tu; li c . , J-if - i :,, A l.11 ! h
1 '
-IV.
ii,,:
, li t
Exiguity iBxmmt
ilOSl.AY. Wt;A-iS'Av',ASD FKIBAt
JUXAS BA1.T0N,
njiii.inLiu.ii I'kvaiicrolui.
ViWill'.'i'lxN TBRMOr
! moi,!
ti.v.,lu. L
1 . V AlvlAl.I.l :;l AliVANGEI
l:A'iS OF ADV'liKTISlSQs
. :i . - t . Kh'l cjijt tbe adTei'UhW lor
j .o .i friij" -i. 0.
f : u o
.. no
si
"mo.i IU o. 1
jS7K If ).! 15
lu lis I IS ml
l 1 1! !1 (K) Id
in i I ' to )
mil (ii Oi SO
to, II!) fll Oil KC
1,0 UO ' 9 'V I V
ea
J v.
T -..
r I...
t;l...
y X"t!cv - ' Ti , hiii.-s of Hr1
. i 1 1 y 'i i i.i'i x-ef d sn tvurds. Jbao
e -' v.v.re. vviii e.iKi -i.iiu;
o Sii'ici-kvi:! he ehuruedfars tUi
. .-i..ei.r'f:.:- L'UuritlitlM OtiJooUwU
hail liii'-s.
Tie :
I ' . ,1
A iv.
l i": n . ti ... u
fcsa & W
u - l?:r BOWELS,
Grid MALARIA. '
. ra f nix' u'tao ttama-ttnrrhaal
t'.; i.wmbw oi tn liuiruin niee. Tiietia
,..!'. lielieat., tluurvsiijtonc-oi tut ml
!.". IX-m-lfi c-i.ti i. Kick Il,d-fcc-"
: . -1 .i ia;Ml.i tti
t joi"..;.. ut l.xly or uund, LioouUiin
lriUiiMiis j- nf tHi;er, Jiw
"':'""tu' A ''"'' P ": hffvlii nairlratMl
I?1" ' ;' '.1-XI.M-:, Mil!lirlllgtlh
oi l tl t usth-.Iti-..!' ...h aZL
1.:
Lircx- p,o.jn(aG TCTT-S
lt. , r m; f -u;u. Tli"ir a?;,!fmon iia
. ' ' f N a iti-n nrrn;it : nrjiovinif
.."j trir-n ,h tL'.. t:;"cu v
-.. it- :. i.-j f;Titr,r zn'.o.hiH bpno
". r K Jltir i f-'K'l.i, a cit-fUf
.' .. . ,r rrii nor mhtixlvSf
K.r. ::::A'.l YO ft' ALAR?A,
J;r- .' 'SE & Sj-.w MAS.
'a e i I-J.;.' (,d.'i, v.!Ul ( onrtlljia.
. ;' A 'v., t:-t t.vlr.J tn dltlnf lit
";' ' ' - tTT-S ere Uio Snt
- a-t :: . . r.,i 1:.., ..ay pxxt. Tli.iy Imva
- : ' 'a'y apiHitit ut
'" '- -!.' r.-i ..:y, on 1 I Biiw
. . I.-'.il :.:--. ! 1, a
,".. ... .: .J:?. Xavlravra,0. t.
i -a e h v.- : a,-..!(i ni b Eaa
'; .. ti; t.i, v. - t Lai, i.-! Itk'
".' x: '. -r'" i'r.e.. u ph.'li ap.
, - -. . s r: wlaCt,
" t!'.- oO!iri.v..rOfSi.V
..: .e. ;,j-:w Vw-k. .
r-rr s, :..auc? v-ny. titsi.m free.
strfr Sl'etinatisai
r.i A-i all Pais3
. ...
the public, it
Ull wiu
: Iv evei
-e' to em,
a r. :-.r-
ihllTi.H,
o l:.-t. iu
KeseiterixtHiii to.- rt-i?.(tiii'l Nj'i,ti'.n9
uilcrinu iiuni a ueiierai want nf lone,
.'.III its lla: 1 'am mi; iiil.i, dvspepsia
and ti"" r nan , ' ! Iu r iViivul.lo
lieiTiiie- i-c i.i a neerihiiiu liiel ami
' inuli -f aea . 1: e. na U- le.l u.nu ilieino
lin t vei.l ... ; .. r u.-.vul . ; lie- iecitlo
: i-!-i 1- 1 ,.i..-. ; ia a'i'.. uti: viiror,
t "! .- . !. .!. '- I 1 10 I'CIll
l"'i 11 .s 11 ' : .-.-, -':::; ut I ii- 1:1 and
: .;oii-ae .,( .. o akes 1 ...sielter f
--' i . 1 . n - ! ' t ) , ; ; 1 1 a - - -f' -.-tivi ; s an in-
i .rr.tit i-i- '. !-v it'', tnuivhi autl
. -' 1 . I.. w J '. ll.t.'UI
1" ;e -itiiu t
v.eili veer
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