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THE RANDOLPH JUlWNAL
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Line.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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or WlXrilESTT.lt,
North-cast corner of W.thinton and Me
ridian treet.4.
Il.mkinj; Honr A. M. to I P. .M .
orrtcr..
TIUlS. WARD. Tres't.
Wk. M. I.ocur, C hier.
GEO. W. BRUCE, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon
IVInehe-ier. Indium,
rculrt Iii pffrdin:d erriec to the
ritixep ff Wint-liester and icinitv.
fKICE At hi K'ei!encr, corner of M?n
and South trtrts the former rcsMercr
ol lr. Krrun. a
0. M. r.7cCLURE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ten-Ier hi services to the c'.tizcns of
WINCIIESTE It
And virinitr.
iff CtVC fpfftil attciition to Dieacs of
Fcmile, and All
JH RONIC J)ISEASKS.
AJo, thoc of the
ETTE AND EAR
Receive particular attention
Oilier. Month idc nt Pnhlic 5ttnre,
In Hr. Wilmore Dental unicr,
Cei.Ienceon Er nUlin treet, ne.ir Moorman
V'.fV, ojpite E. EJstr'n residence.
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CT YILMORE b IRVW,
DK7STTTSTS,
WINCHESTER, INP.
OVKICK South Ut of Tuhlic Snurc. up
tir. IIrilnc on UeitJnre Ptrevt,
north eaUputof Winchrftcr. 0 flic f hour?
from 8 to V: A. M. and frow I to !
A. J. TIOSS.
3") 10 ÜST r.l? I! B T.
over
rence
roorrjr
the
Wlnchf!.trr,
(oiMita.
JOHN RICH AFIDSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Vttfflt rUic Squrt, Winteitrr.
ClOTHS. CASSIMERES AMD VESTINCS.
Ma? on hr tn.l ma l toonlrrln tli
tie.ttrU. THICKS BKASdXAm.K
pit, 3. O. ST Ar FORD.
riMotrlan anil Surcon,
1(n1fr .trrfie.i.1nlft ,rti"'"'f
roiVl.AM) AXl.CKKOfMli COfJTKV.
It gsp atrial ttilin Jie f
4irt rsai. piHlj Jte .!.
mgUfA. B,t
ii. trTn t.1 ,
M. WACMTft.
HAYS, ROSENTHAL k CO.,
UnunKturcr ni WLolcl Ikalcr in
CLO T i f I ?r G
AND tiKNTi?'
FURNISHPNG GOODS,
5. r.i soirril .mkhiuia. ai.
JXPIAXAV0US, .VP-.
Avvt Mnufct"rf No. 1 1: ChmhrM Sirrei,
Mat I". 1 nlJ V
" TiTuKHiit)itPi:u jl vir.
H TANUFACTÜRERS or ri'RMTVnE
1 I ml Chiri. of tne Utf.i ann ocf
li;Ui U-tof rublic Ssr Wiadicicr
n-'-r-lii - Trirp. i.
1ANBOLI
Vol.
uro. M. "UMiKl
RRHVNF & BQNERRAKE.
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WINCHESTER. IND.
lUlt.rthm, ami d'f L'lml J X'tfnr'fti
nmt't'C, trill r'iv jtr'injS ftth tttioit. 1
OHiceover Kizrr Jt SinithV- Dm? Store.
A i r i 1 !', Ii7 ."iil'df
WH. D. FRAZEE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WINCHESTER, IN'D ,
(Surceof to Jii.Ie Hrown,)
Will atte'i-1 to all bu.ir.''ä intrutoj to
hi rare .
OFFICE -At the former oCice of Ju!-c
Crown. 1 2i
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
L. J. MONKS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Winchester, Indiana,
Will attend to UoTinpr. Selling and I.eaPinr
all kind of RmI Etate,on the mt favor-
ahle term. II- will Im attend to the
Collecting and Securing nf all kinds of
Claim. Office U stair? '.a Jail Huildinj.
JOMH j.cHEtr.r, rMOsl. WATSON.
Ultimi
It I' A f. I IST AT I! AOnXfY.
CI1ISXI2Y FWATSOX,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
WINCHESTER, IND.
Arc also prepared to procure
attoum:y at i.aav,
TTTTTVTr,TTT!.c-irPT! Ti TTTD.
.--
r. . or excited, a itidieious sneaker will . lu nist t inconaiioii ;
1
ITrvon the most fvonhTr-terra. Strict at ,;,.,'. , -,,..! moving 'with diftieultv. and that dire . the right to toil fur the
tention pirrn to coiurt.on n.i ?ccur.tTor " - un(eadiiiess that marks the iiieipiciit ort 1! for it, but in
. . i iiiiui . i'i.i.i inn. j-. uu iiuiiiii . -v. .
M. B. MILLbR, jour popular vste,n tloes not suppose W M h- JlinV l ,H.M ,,n:Ul ,s4
isr. . rnl.'free.M.veri.mei.t as Do ( Mmillii's ,h-
rnniiiii yiuriiiiuii i - - -
. at-
Irrlion oi laini.
f am n iitithorizrt! liovrt iimrnt Claim I
lam n .-n.tlior.rr! liove? nmrni i 11110
Z ;;;r V 1 i
nt. All
proerinr
PENSIONS BOUNTIES AND ARREARS OF PAY.
Office in nil HuiMin?. v.VnQl
FRANKLIN H0U.SK,
Soutli-ent Corner of Tul.lic ?.ju:iie,
winciit;:!,, ind
IM.Tr.lt m:iMli:i.i:, Troprictor. j
. , ., ,. t . i
nurchfl t 'refitted bv die Projrttrf ;
tio vroyvt'0! to r.re r.o pdiM r expe 1
to m ike it a nrst-rU noui. nc !
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Iii mtrrtiii "i i T 11 1 1 . IV.t't I
r
II. S. CUNNINGHAM, M. D.,
ti, r f .1 ' .. t..,....i n
.-ro'7 Hi'.
(I..:.. ....!:. i1.. Ill .l'.l.. m 11 ü.llir
reform i.tt-i'i. I Iii. mI f t --1 l!i l.ni'T a ii. r
i.ani.X ...... ir.. i.. .i..--, -
tru miiiivi l.-m ..f ii.'.li.-.oi".
irvo.n. f.. rlii. i.reent wi'li IT. U. IM.-vei;.
Win.ifter, in.li.o.a. ii-.'s-i.ih t
tiro. M RI'X, 4. I.
v i: v. ii.
DRS. MARION & CROSS,
Physicians V Surgeons,
J.?o 1UW1N, j. .
ofM.r v.iTdron.r ti. Will ein ! ,
rial iu..i.ii..ii t.i .u.riK f iiiii fiijMnn
AiiPmilif .Mcrv. t iilU nU.'n.1rl t I.-UmT ,
..r ........ - ;
ti 7 -Mill r lnc-l
.
H. 13. ItK YN0LDS,
nlttomei at Isnir.
Oßrr in Jail RtiUtimt, up tir$, in'
Mnurmm'W'mn. i
Mvormin ll'iy
Alltiiflne ciiiriiMH.I Mliiut wit Mm .Mii.tlj
tin. I ,illhitU i;!loihl
It will I.. U..I..I to .-l!iiii.I.uo.s ami i"iy
lutUml. ..-i.-.0-l
I. . I
Attornry nt Law nmt rnitnl Statte
Claim A;fiil,
-
WITlHTi:n, INDIANA,
On- FurK.in. An nil1"! t Cm n ti"..
i;r-.Fi:KK..ri..s-.iiP. .i; r. r m.
(irn. Y. M. l't'oH. W liuli.'t'f. Iii'!., II".
Warl. I'fliliit Kir! NulU.m. i it.u.v. wii.ii..
ftSÄiÄK-"
n-i. . lu Juil HiiUJiiiT. Will liilor. nt !!'
mrunrrnnrnm likmr
VY I Vi U II Ii o l uiv jj n. ii
IN WIM Iir.sTi:it, lM)l. t
Loans Money, Duyn and
Soils Cold and Silver,
fhvt?M in (;rrrnnrnf llmh Vo. lit
trirttt int h-frif A.' Altwuii'iit;
Jh'sii tut A oA , nnl Aftrml tit
( itllfvlioH.
Ml I A I L- mm .a 111 V
l..'-l)
I . K i a
Notice to Teachers.
ViTi.tCAVT.? kor i.irp..v?r. TO
ti:acii school, will i;i: kx-
i i v en. t v Tin. i s 'll?lt l V V
,l I HI' I Hü "ll '
iv fii'tr uovni at Tin: NKW
IMJICK SCHOOL HOC-K, V I.NCllbb-
I. r .1 1 k arm H m t m "
n:rt
J. C. CR ICE,
Ejrvnihnr, " A 7y Co ..
Pra'ct in
STOVES AND TIN WARE,
Sinr U'eit SiJr of VultWc purr.
Vlnrhrtrr, - Indium.
4v.1l
tr W. Knrlih. Jhn K. Mcl.illrt
KNEISLY & M'INTIRE,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
CORWINS MOCK.
No. I It M I ii street,
litlwrrn Kirst Ä. .ccon i nt-.,
D A Y T j) II I O .
J.V. i'crrlii. J.S.Ltk. 0.W.M.A
PERRINE, LYTLE & SHAW,
WliolcMle Pt-alers in
Staple and Fancy Dry doouS
At ft
NOTIONS,
No.,.,UJSfcond.,bt.lin ni Jcfl'crr
p.tiTo.v. onio.
vicin:.vri:K,
DI scus-ion nt the South.
Tho dtpreeation of jolitieal tlehate
in the late rebel states it simnly silly.
Those States an to In orjaiiizil ly j
' I ...(-........ I... ... ..f
Uoters art- ncwlv t nfraix hied and !
were lately slaves. The old nutter i
ehis tan not s' with jati n; tho!
Midden elevation of the slaves, which
MIUUCll Ull"lll'll Ui IIJL IT, Willi II
b coiticMcnt with its own humiliation ,
ami h f. at in thv lu-M. Tho five.lmrn !
ran not at umr have all the modera
tion Mini wixlom of a highly -ivili.c-o!
pet.plo aeeutome.ltoself--vernment. !a youn; man, some twonty-threo
Hut the .situation Ks nevertheless ! years of age. Im his faro, within J
simple. The whole jKpulation of tlo jhis eyes, a scttle.l molaneholy rested.
Soutli is to U cilueatetl to pditieal His manners were as irravo as tho-o of
......... I.. Ti..- o.Imii i.l.l Iff iifN-M inlli'i!
jower by possessio
it Tlicv :in to
le-come uceustomotl as sofn as praeti-
cable to all the processes tf a frcepopu-
lar goverimeiit. They are not to In
arbritarily trained or inoiihled or
whittled into .-haio. lVopIc can never
learn to swim until they jump intothe j
. !
water. There is no political education j
like political practice.
Now the first condition of political
-d!io.'itioii is torftet freedom of sooeeh.
Kvcrv citizen is to sav what bethinks
and why he thinks it, whenever he
can get any body to hear him. If he
savsit foolishlv, so much the worse 1
for his opinion, 'lie w ill make no con- i
verts; he will repel them. Hut other
people have no ri-dit to be bmtal bo- !
l.l. 5- .m.rre 4.r iivtrivHoint i
Thev m .v - out of he irin- but thov i
must not close his mouth If he knows '
his audience to IK iM.culhrlv eiHtivc I
"
evcrvinan to Ik wi-e j
Hie S.uthern States aro-as wh.dlv
uiiuse! to the spirit and tho forms id a
- 4 I
free govern i
.... a
ango Land
Tln.ro I - ln.viT lioi.li
...... f . f v,Mw,Pl, , (.r
Uu- countrv or anv toleration of dillor-
ing opinions uiK.n the most vital
tuetions. The wonl lil ertv in its
simple, broad sense has boon utterly
i . i. i it
unmeaning, r iet sioecii, and ineie-
by a popular government, can bo
eablishell theretmly by a force whose
more nivsonce will keen tho i,av.
. , -M . , t , , !
...x.. . .....r.
true course is to cnci.urage men of.
every 'opinion to stump the whole j
region and advocate their views. Wo
l(,nn f!.,.v in.!r ! ili-ci.-.. nu n but
Ithat weiau hot bargain for. II wo i
1 :k them not to go, in the hope that !
..... I
. ..t i.t,.t'...: r..f..r it,..,.. .......
-'uv 4tmi.jiii.ivjiiii.il. u.vn jii.i. '
be a more paciiic moment and a
.-realer willingness to liear, we for-et !
.1 I.Ut!.,,:!.,........!...
in. it ini- v .1. v . n- iiii.i.- j. Ii.- ii.'iiu
. ...,, .1. .1 iw.,,-J,, Miul tbnt In
-J " i
i n ist poi 1 1 ng the debate we postpone tb
ni:iee. It is b edlloMtion. bv elilii'lit-i
.1 r.' -
eiimeiit f every kind that the temper
of Ihe.IisturUdK. tioll is to Ik mod-
crated. We can no more c.cape tin
, ' ., , :
a.uauo,, man tne u.n.ii neu nn u .
,Mnditioii of the atmosphere and the
.. . . . !
...irtli ,.,11. it ttsi.lf teltlu.iit .,
1
thunder storm i
Jt W("Mf ,i;(IwIf lH, ,xtlvim.,v .
1. 1 it it "in- .-!.- in.) 1 i it in w ........
speak; and it is nlleg,l lhat the l.o-
... . ........ ...
fair If one side onlv were allowed to
publicans alone are allowed to say
.i,., ibi.t-n iM b. v m..on..,. theo
what they will in any manner they
choos". The charge Is totally untrue, j
Wade Ilamploii has exactly the same
fu sion, that Henry Wilson has, and
(ioverunr Orr may fienk has plainly
a-Jud-io Kelle.v. Probably while the
States are under military rule none of
- .Iii .... .,
; these speakers would In allowed to
i . ,. . a -ft I eves tli-it siiiti. of the llasli and soarkle. '"g iiicin inui incir n
mre resislanee lo Ihe (ioveinimtit.
Hut the re-trlet loll Mould be impartial.
1 1( Wl,i, ,üemv Mr. Wibcti spmc11 ms
I.
- Mr. I lamptoii.
!' l'r .mi- lv,., wb. U.:.t tlu-
i .it,... .m.nu tu Imi tn biivi :i Ini-ei
( whirl, Mrures older, and Ihe.. to let
evcrv tongue wag at Its M ill. Kv(,,-V
" "
IhmIv feels Udler when he has ,.x.
pre
cd himself, and a gieat many
.lt.. ti... ii ill. i f mil id tfie Ihifinu.
.. ... ................ - . - i -
Dehor.
Of whit bns Heavett piven u-
, I
, cMiial share.--Air.
-
What docs a .umoroftendovxht-n
it Uie?-Lie".
Which is the lovelir-t Ilou r that
gni?-
i:
Jose.
Whnc t h itdix n ;m wc apt to think
tb.c wtetcst llowerv; -nurs.
Wh.it In manners is -me to ploa-e?
- i:ase.
What will frt.picntly overcome the
most andere? Tt a r.
What loses Its Ma vor when wc lor-
row it: Wit.
! the universe to nipple? Apple?
Which letter do we often chew? 1
Which one resembles a trcss.'-s.
Whieii one is never w ry? I.
Which one does a child fut know?
o.
I Which one is cinbr.Hcd in Ovar?
I I 1. I .... ..r ..lll.. (it lliwi'l IVI'1 Wllllt 11
lisnimi- rinn. ' V--.- - iiii l.. lorS lO (Old U I M H lUCir n'h"IIIIZ."HII .-.11 mi, pn .. '1 "I riii.'iuii, .111-
..n i it.... ....... the ro'ible we; should have in getting V . . . . . , ..... . . , , .
-mail lli.UU'l It ttas. in ,, , ..... ., whenever thcV Tos iu lSiltli men- less ll is uioiouuiv cooixen, a-.inuK
I than byab-oluto freedom of speech hhn to his room ;S mo lctt him there, ' f , ,,:b,t,aet a ' no n 4lrare." The U,t looking
will the people of the disturbed States : Jvimr as t,,nf.,rtab!e as e could place .;. uU,,u; n,( jf
lover bo politieally educated, or ; huu--h.s hamlso.ne ' - Tbl-, it i, leadil v een, ' Hcd, pickl.,1 or Mooked, the raw
I,.....,.,w. ...iV.eiel.flv tiaOOllil t.l itllllOst ptliplo, Ills lfllC hl.llll J'l ... .... ....t..r I 1 . . 1 . . t ... I . M . vt n.ii.Ui' 1
ii fci'-n ii Vinn . iiv i' , , , i T 'I Irllltr III! Ill IMII II I lit ' "'"i iiiki '
u ho i tt f ii ii Ui'i i vidi nin rr 1 fn nm i nn i o nil inn1! M L ru'
! Wl, .r:,i( ,.. ilillu ul. ctt run- ., M!i .,( .! ,!,. ..,,. Mil. On:.' j 1 ' ' ' r ' T ', li r , 1 1- .tvi- fmiu lUl. .hat
.... , . , . I i,,..:..to I ' Madrid. Ihit the recKonlti "i uu the company better th-in i d,' , v ... ... r. ..
1 nate? Innate. jeer Invalid I sOll not lvJovi.il. 1, et'dlvlhe .-ime all ocri - , , . the f irrt bii-iutss of the 2tw (,;diadiaii
, What did Clet patra to her lM.m j tell vou. it it was a livid- lliin?. I d;4 l,,,u - ll" Vh,,, .i t ' , nlds Ii in-in t 'alifoi nia made l'ailiamcnt will U- to nduider a plan
clasp? -Asp. j Mould strange it -and tl.ctv is imth-' 1 !' 'p',),. ;i 'common zero of a n. rvo and I-.nc all-healing salvo, ! fr UIljti all Ihe liritish jK-ions
' VI,.il . iid.'...l Vf.Mf.il. lb.. 1 lie .if I 1..,. iii.ii eMrttl 1 hate With SlK'll a , U.tU MIS - virnin lit U .... il.L ....nliii.-i.t in tliid'nnfwliTfili...
ZD
imhaxa, Thursday,
Aa Ilfteetivc SpceeH.
1 A sp oh, a sp-oeh from Wilton!'
eriel the tho
JIe ran't
tried the thoughtless fellows.
imiko a jK-r'-lt on cold
. I I.... ,.f ll... '
numli-r.
.My friends' Wilton.
'Jloar! hear! ln's really in for it
n oried a younman, who-, tlu-h-!
II", uim .iji'iuif, im.iii, n -i- iiii-ii-
- l t lick ave I'itful i-n of his U-
vidhm to the lotths 1 Wilton is on his
feet.'
- -
Theeonir.ulethoycalle.1 iiton vm
an old man. Ho wis often called
4 Wilton tho steady,' on neoo
iiiiet adherenco l prineiplo.
tint of Iiis
The head partner in tho fiwn in '
whoe emplov Wilton Mas, -rave a !
Meat partv oneo a vear and it was to j
this patherin-r Wilton had been pur-
a
suaueti to come.
In vain his companion tempted
him with tho wine that lowed freely. 1
Tho 4 firm' considered themselves
IgW Christians, as indeed, did the
world generally. Tliey gave largely ,
to charities and their church, where ;
their .seats were seldom empty. They ;
did a great deal of rood with their j
money; yet in placing this fiery temp-
tatioii lw-fon young men some of
whom were as vet without fixed pi in- '
-dplcs, thex wnnuitte.l a gross and al-;
o-t fatal crnr. Looking about him,
WI,to11 w a,ready many Hushed :
1
liuuiy !
pausen, as ji iiijiiwit.iin nnjui.ri
to wl,at m,-ht f,I1"NV 1 a,l K"1 to !
make a confe.sf.ion.'
meoi ine eompaiiN mm.. en... uns,
. . . I -I .1 i .
! I ..i I e .. L 1.'... 1
"ul "V Wir greater IlUlUOei Wl'ir
al MIO sad ytl earosl lolie tI Ills 01ce. j
M' ,vc" :us a- 1 ,,a" 11 ',
I ,,r,-!,t' a. 1,1 w" mo
I h:,l's of a 1:,r- fa,l,i,-v ( ilv!o 1. j
i Ho WIX llcd a genius, and ho was ,
ioiie. Sensitive. ren tie hearted, and 1
- - , i
Wru- to a fault, beal-oave prom-
"1 extraordinary viptr f mind,
I ( " uijjit M-ver.il hoys i (he village '
where I was born, resolved In have a
. . .
r..l?.. MM.,. ,i .... I . . ..... ..4
one and
we were each to carry from nearer to the people. He was not tho -s,
if wo eould, provisions and agent of a party, but he loved the '
our hoin
! wine. It i-aino oil with stieee
Wl
. There
.......I t., ... tl. .... .-..t-., l.i-t. lit -ilul
K'--" -
,Win m"". wete all young
and buoyant. My brother nad nocr
. .. ...
tasted wine. Whether it was a din
by natural dislike, or
whi'ther his intuition hd him to avoid
it as dangerous to him I do not know. 1
I only know and tho roeollection
at this moment burning in my brain
I s
i... i . . . i . . ..1.1
that we ail iiiougm n we coum t
Hebert drunk it would bo hue uu.
. Jielldse mid not have set themselves
moiv iiijjeniuusl.vat work to eompass
, i this object than wedid. I wsw fore-
i . A .. 1 I. .. ..41...... I . t t 1 itiiT nVOIUO
,mnst inilioauciiipi. i m i.nt .
. ,...l.t ....Hi it.. i-i.ll
.mm - ..
du'.t. I know he had a manuseript
1M ' """ 11111 " l ' " I 1
.
f'.iiarkable by competent fl itics
1 knew In could imnrovlse almost
1 K,M' ' '
without Illental ".il, ami expected
that under the stimulus of the fiery
V"" Uu , ,
than I dread deatn .is ,'V li n"
, ,ll,lrKr,M',, " w' Mimim . n -
cd pei liaps umaeii, at too e.Miiuumii
. a m" ,M,V
.
At last we prevailed, out Instead ol
quickening, the wine stupilicd his fac
ulties. A few pla-ses reduced him to a
state of utter inebriety.
4 The party broke up. W" "A ere wild
with think ami excitement ; ho alone
was immovable and juite Insensible.
''hce was no rousing him from the
Me of deadly sleep Into which he
... i r.ii.... 1 .1.. I I.ii.i I. ..m..
, .ai.c,. , ,....e -..-
r i:
i r 1 1
J , 1 , '
. . t A 4 t. . ll .1 ...u
miuht be futitul tut in eoiiseipiem
s- 1
"IIMr"""" ' "
.. . .... I. I .l.l . Il.l..lly..l
. . . . i.
In Ibe inorniii'' I Mas awakeiiC'
the soMnd of Mbs. Awhile, scared
ts.w,.-...i
Ming, weak
, V(l iriM111,
i "in iH,"i
! face stood over me, a treml
, vo:. o crit il out : 4 o ridllij
" brother.'
I .sprang from my bi d. My frit nd
'i kl,ew the truth sm enough. Her-
bett had recovered cotw -iotiMu'is in
tu. niht, -utVn icid to mislead him.
He had fallen from lln- window, a
,,.j.bt of twenty l.-et. He uas -till
living. In vain my prayers, and an-
.iii-h.' Hi yoicc talteitd.
I Youn;: nun, be is living yet, but
'an incurable Idiot. Now will you a-k
nie to take the aeetir.-cd .stutl ? Ye-,
the curse of the living t.'.d tests upon
iit. It has btinlcne! my life - it h.-u
ücadij nation.
'I'lif ii. l:ls:ld el sileOci
, 1 1 . . . ...... ,.t
N,,t one
in all the conn-any seemed inclined to
drink a'raiu.
The fopp -lo ad Henry flay Dean
dc-hu to run for iorenic-r of Iowa,
on V.N pirtv ti' k t.
1" " I. T,,.,l ll.r. .1 , v ! lie Will OrOtaOIV ail'! Ul"ll.m n ......... . r um u.vnun... - '
JOURNA
jim; c, iso7.
Alarm in;.
Wo tTnd tfir following sentimmts in
the snoi h delivtTtil at Montgomery a
v. tt-v -'i ..a. fc
liv tfiff tll'ik 'kftttV til Afflliiltf T'lfit liV
In.lcn lv ..1I..V iifuiti. fmni tlw
rt in tho X w York Herald. Wo
ret
reeonnutiid it to every ri-ht-mimUd
ui:
"Ih1 ur-.'fd tin m to l.iuld ndims-
... .
mills, cnt t fi:rnac-s, t ntnloy the wat-
i r-iowt r at Wi tuini.ku ami up in th -
' j a it i. a
ouier eniion uisineis, aim lo rotate
it ? . 1 A 1 "V" ... I
,lll, 'r'" ---- -.'-.
'Hie day will eome when Alabama will
't tntino herself to eotton as her solo i
rWN but she will sod her railroad iron j
b the (Julf. The wivw and damrht- :
Tsi)f men as du-k v as those around
t rs - ' ""4 ui-Ky as inoso anniiui
him would spin the cotton. They ,
ii.--i not. toil nun i no i an t uw Ji, ioi
110 1 1:1,1 visin.! ine coiouvi s ciiooh aiifi
fuml enou-hof talent and intelligence
there to convince him that they had ;
t . a. t a lit
the laborers at hand if they only train- J
eil them. Atldrcssin? the w hite jk'o-
pie, Mr. Kelley said he failed to find
otner -reason lor tno iiiiioreneo
between the North and .South than
'their contempt for the rights of man ;
"tan. He urged them to set aside
their prejudices and reconstruct the
SuUh promptly and willingly. If
that were done he would declare, in
behalf of the whole country, that the
present laws of Congress would bo a
Ihiaüty unless it va.s driven to enact
harsher measures, and Wfore man
the N-uth Avould be more lilicnil
d as prosperous as the North. He
"'i'iivvm uu. iivvuuiiii, n iiiii.i-
t i.Ol tkil. a x I t I l I MAi-ii j till 111. I.
t-eloin meant
ir living and
doing s0 they ;
itloni means
Ktter tlian a bad
....... . 1 . .
- Tvi ...... ........ ,
rat'- 1 lu'.v were 111 l,,,c" lo l
their w ives, ami they should take care
of them, and .send their enilircii to
.i.lii.l tli.it tlini- nitirlit l.-1-.. liirlifr.r
n"i mvj nu0iu n.ni,..p..u. ,
tasK 10 niui.ir 111.n1 im.i i.tnn. 1.- j
1 ? lay
iio oi A.a.uma. i ney w .a j.axe
W taxes and stUiW the laities of
their country. Let those who were
mechanics trv to start for themselves,
- -t
and those who wore "-,a'"j
should avail themselves of the home- !
stead la w; or, if tho government lands
were too far away, Congress would see
Hi.tt b.od.oMlei whidiT.I , liiMinltf !
.uri.v l.c Witt;-'! t UccaiLRo of its;
l)cvotion to the
j -r- "
fn ion and b lief in the rights of man
i.rn'it ihiik-ii. i
were its two bases." !
ii-in-i.ii iie.-ir iniuicsseii a
I'rorn tli c Scientific .Anuric.m.J
Vt here the I.iy He; in.
Mbssi.s. I'.idioKs
The criticisms
of your correspondents on yourartich!
relative to the length of the day are
very ainiisiiig. Jlut are you not in
error in supposing that the "day lino'
has not been definitely fixed? 1 am
not aware of any special legislation
upon the subject, hut its jnisition is
practically defined by the regulation
relative to the computation of lon'i-
tude. The. longitude of (Jiccnwich
i nr as iiininn, 1 1 in.n is i im- rt.ii i ini
( lm.r..i un
! 1 ." . . 4. .... , .
(or ashin-ton, II that H the starting
i nunibei t d thciieo both cast ward and
1t.ll.t. I. I I i .1 1 (-ll-M - ! fl l' I I I. 1
i UlilKI iw ." J"". ii.iii-" n(i ...........
the earth. This l.HOth meridian U the
, "dav line." lVr, sin the day com-
mences at mhlnight, wh. n il is Mo-
(jv.IlwMlf ini)1 mld-
R Mom,. t Ii rt .tiili-ti t
all tho enith. A inoinent later Tiles-1 (he North und induced the repeal of
day has commenced at the isoth obimxious law,
meridian, and follows midnight west- --
ward. It is Monday still at all ilaces TuiciiiN.r..- It did not oe, ur to us
westward from the place of midnight ' necessary to rcmutk what thu in
to the day lino, and Tuesday from piiry of a subscriber icuiios in icply
that point Ii tin: place of nIdnijht. that trichiuicd jMdk is Mipiscd to
When it is midnight at tirccnwlcii, it bo n iidt-rod haimlts by luing thor
U Tuesday over Jill that half of the otithly cooked, luting it in that con
world calh-il the K.t-U. M 1 It iiii-pbere, diti.n becomes a mere matter of taste
and Moiidnv ovci the Ainciiean half,
. . .i
It is the common practice of naviga-
. . . . -i . i .
" ' - -
... ....... ..1 i
l l 1 1 r . I I V- 1 1 1 I I if. ii ri'K. IMI 111,1111 I m;
inat.y times they cruisiMrom tme
. . .
dav
intti another. It a 1 ttlc rrmarkabh
.
that this l.H.nh meridian Iroui t.'iccn-
e. i, !i lies wholly in tlu..M c.,n,cruss1
i.. .. t. r i . .. i . : . .. 1 .1 .. ..i-.. in.. I
c.uct a ic.i-n.. oi n.i. ......... r-..-.
Thus is reali, ,1 the ancient pocti.
I .l I'V I I'll III ll 1- IS IIOIII IKIIII I L
.. . .i ... i ...
" hN iv. I.li-- In.-iul, "yi.ii li:ivc :ii.iiiiii .., .v,v. -l r i inUa fcvcn-ur.
m;;';tl....n.i;:i.u.w :..... u:m 7v- ,!, zu,iu Iu"m' r,,r nu-
1 ... ,. , ... ! douti t.dt and you ha i.i--eo m pj a , uUtiinio Miidio it , mid .bli;:c,
in.oli Ith an V le!eielne t lite l.t" i . . ..... ,r.. 1r' v- . i ,t
... .. ... . , . . , I wi . Itcfore my face. Iew.in,-ir. . ours truly," '
ton ot da v line, and there is no lieccs-, .
, : 4, , ... i few more stich outrages, and, h JMc, .. .. ?
sary relation Utneen tho vo.and the , jiJ(J h Ioi!.f (, ym riul,M.ni M,Vf frU-
a,dccment S not general that he n,e- . . , (,,nmct with
ridian.if IM shall bo the , by me. At IM1 evedn parly -de, c . agination Mot, han
Moreover, here are ,n use four .h ier-; hlimoll.tt was rcmindnl b the and brought
cut reckonin-s of lonitude. hn-1ai.l ,navl,.r f the hotie that u liandker- testimony U
;ld the Tnited Mates adopt Clreen- rhirf a ,mllsinf? out from hhiat, . 1 1 " ! '
-i i,b il.,. srattin-i-oint. fitnuany ..e.d. i thank you. nr." said thev U IMt4,i ,n lh" " ur,aU n'kU
: 1' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1' I ' "iv ..... j, . .... ... I
bo male to iv cord with it. Kt.
v Inui Miciiilrtor in dw-iüiiii- a
lie hCm Virginia,
iL dear and so .h.-p thai, by
InCun into it. vou cur. theiu
nnki:istc:iir.rh?:ia.
X ID.
Itrrakin? of Chimtiry,
Tl:- irn at raiw.f lamp ehimnrys
' Udiip so luittlo nnl breaking so t a-v,
tw ikU ttwr tu t lt in i r ti 1 ,lw.- i r-. . -. Iu
ii-'J tr. IIUII1 I (II III! 1 ilIU iiiitlir j
fr.in iTl.i.r,. Jj 1....!.!.. :.. ...... .... '
well a-, in eioth.) Thoapno 1 viu -
the order of tho day a great many
rnanula tun rs make ohiu wry from
siliraU of lime instead of oilicatc of
v . . .x.'. .tiiviin i
j lead. The ;rl us ma. v from tL,e si I Uute
; of linu has alnuit the followiu- iro-
, . . I
portions-sand, soda, l lime, LM
- . . . . . . !
to . imn , , io io. j.nuo U inc a jwn-
conductor of heat the i-himiicy will 1
not Kar tho expanion caUM-lhy tht-j
heat, and if by gradual heating the!
chimney duos mt break on the lamp, '
a few tiints hratio" m:ikr. it s hrittl.
a low times heatm; makes it so brittle
that it broaksjv ith the Io:w-t etlort at
eiOUIIIIl II, IK) UiaillT HOW lilUCll OUTt I
is ustil.
The silicate of lead has about the
following projections sand, li; lead,
40 to 00; soda, X) to 'S; niter, 1) to 15.
Iad lx'ing very ductile and a good
conductor of heat, a chimney made
iroui tms lormuia will almost melt bo-
fore it will crack with the heat The
uninitiated may toll the ditlVrence of ;
tlte chimneys made by these dillerent !
qualities of glass by ringing them, the j
vibration from the lead glass chimney j
Tias a m cet Uli like found, M illie the ,
lime glas, has a short harsh round,
, The dillVrenco of the cost in mnntifae-
ture is only in material, aUut lö eont
per tlozen.
; Another point is in nnnealing; '
chimneys, as a general rule, are not
iiiiiiv;iiru; iuhut;i jKjwmiii niirrosn! j
....... I . . I . .... I . . . ST. . I .
thedillcrctice can be .-t en in the glas,
the particle-s in tho annealed ghis lie ;
clo.e and . compact, while the unan-
nealod seem reatly to diverge. I
Tlieie is more economy in u-lnßj
....
i.m .im.im vi oimimjn nt 1
t-acli, than there is in Using hme ,
glass ebinineys at o ei-ntseach. Cheap '
ami dear are truly relative terms in
tl.Io y...... t.T.....
uu.- ..-. . i rurn- I f'tff.i
SK-cial l)iiat'li of the ln1i-napolU Jour nut.
Caiko, Illinois, May 2.
The cholera is now rapidly ap
proaching us on the Ml.sis.sfpl river,
i. ,..,1 M i(.t(,., iri..lll(!,,.
at const, rnatlon pre, ailed,
m..... .
.liwiiiin riHti.ii uif'ii ;iiii
piar-
looking to an attack on Canada.
i. j;rrK.i.o.
A ltutralo dNpatcli makes a1mihir
reptirt.
IN r.osro.v.
,. . .
large
mectingof l'enians in lloion on the
-4th, in which he severely denouiiocd
laigland, and urgeil a raid into
Canada.
-
JtnU'c NhaiLey Itt hcllioti.
letter of ten days ag, from .lack-
Hni, Mississippi, mj Judge Shaikey
,a icttum-d from Washington, and
expresses some Mirpri-e at the oouro
( uf the Supreme Court w ith reference
j to tho injunction bills. He troiiply
opprses any Convention under the
j Military Hill, and will advl-e the en-
j, p, Vtte ngaiut falling one. Mili
tary dominion he says, bad as it may
M. w better than liegn dominion.
11.. . 1.! ..ll" .. . 1...!.. I! ...
J If fAlCsf. inuiscn im ih-hik HllIM'
j , d with many proiuhlt lit public men
f the South.'ior vleMI.. so rendll v a
tiK.v lilVe ti the rcUilcmcnts of Con-
ul,.ss, when a ip.iet and firm .p,-i.
Umi would have prtMluetsJ a iciu tion ill
pH M
-not of life and death. Uut It N never
.... . ... . . i. ... .,.
1 safe to eat polk, no mutter how Ihor-
i i.. i. i . i i.i i . .. i.. i ....
-
! rC..,!!.'.,,,... nw:it ;im sir
i ii i .i . . 1.. , . .w.
much disguised that onlv ext. erne
-ilii i i uu in . hi - -
. . . t.i...
care on the part of the coo, t an 1 1 a
, , .,,.:, j
ptott etion, un)v we take M-cunty by
,, ii. i t .1 :
rejecting all h im, hacm, Ac, tli.it i
ti..t . i . 1 1 1 ,i i,
-i
Sir," "aid an indignant bu-batid to
. . ill
little w ith it. Hohr-t cut oll hisdo s
... mm m m
; all and aiM.licd s.-ine fif tin .!vo t.
thruinp. A m v t.-.il kivv; t.nt Im -
mcdhttely. He fb. ,i allied , to
; the pit, f tall widt h be cut oil; and
! a new ,1.-, w out. He del not
' ku.-v m hi- 1 V va, w lr.c!i.
Tan Jotting.
Iapr banker always bar nJU
their talrs..
Tt is prorMI to makf the Hr-'ker!'
Ll"ard a round taMtr m) that uobJy
rut- kxnieornetL
Is the property f a harter 'forfi ttsi
to thr Stat" wlu'ti he dvea arsl
feavt-s no heirs
1- i hanlwarr tfarrr a Jefawltor if
he sells LLs t-ustonu r' Jnn and tolt
What Lind of a vhin luis twoxuate!
' llo rÄtain? A .rto.fn.
I .,..,,,,
hi" hrothcr'f mttdivr-ln-law wf ECIy.
! lt l txtlliis lad huMudry to
Iinnw P v kfliut-soiyour vile.
' "I'rido pvth ln-fon a fall.' It often
l-oforc a wutorCill.
o
Why L a A.Rr jr-a?
' midu'l' f a whwi:
-ahiT like th
uic the foU
lows round him arc tirod.
fiV-u-lur of l uvtiaireH uuiv lc dl
Ut Uvv uu j,,,, .s ait! JUIlj
. -
, ,t . , . i
wiay ''-bly luve huse aüd cuM
.
' lommy, what tlocs h-a-t-r i?!!.
Dunno, 5?ir.
. ny, iiuiipkuii, wuat naw
o11 Pd on your head?" , ,
j dunno, Sir, but I think it bees A
1 lil wt . . ... ...1 a fL
! Ih'al
j A passenger by a Lake Superior
: boat late'y et down, at the dinner-
talde. A waiter thrust a bill ol iaj
into his plate. , , ; .
44 What's that bit ov pajr?' said he.
"A bill of fare." responded th
darkey. r . , ,
i4A what Is it?" said he, petting, up
and leaving the table. T VC paid U10
fare, audi eoufnuud it, if 1 don't lav
the Uat nofore ye get a rid cent mow
uut o uie. for the grub.", : . . ?
'I he gonial Captaiu explaiucl the
matter, and the ienger wwut back
d "cleaned out" the table. . , .
'Iiere Was John KOgCtS iHiniru
v a
to death?" aid the teacher in a roni
xuandii" voice. ' -
"Jiljiia knows," uid a little girl at
the foot of the clas. . . -
Well," said Uie teacher, 41ifJoihua
tnows ne IllHy ten. ' ?: T
ojn tju. lhcn mA Jahna, ItKiklnff
very "rave and wise.
A lady fainted a few days incc In
the cars.' A medical gentleman pftW
cnt, who went to her relief, exclaimed,
"Han any jrontleman a Mask of whisky
or brand)?" Over thirty 'pocket'
pistols flashed In the air at once. ' ' n
An old lady, reading an account of a
distinguished old lawyer, who' wan
said to be the' father of the New York,
bar, exclaimed: ' "Poor man! he had a
dreadful et of children.
. . i
A clergyman at family devotion was
explaining the nature of prayer. II U
little son, four years of age, eager ly
, iiMUtrv-J, "Cum -wc nk Jul ftr ltfy
thing we want?" "Certainly, V. was
the answer. Chancing hooii after to
pass the child's elecpiiig-rooin thu
father saw him on his kueos. Draw
ing near he was taken aback by hear
ing tho youngest close hid jxtitions
thus: "And please, Cjod, make my
mother fry me some dough-nut."
A short time inee two yomij; ladle,'
will known, were holding high con
verse over the virtue of a certain new
dress. "And doc it lit v f 11?" iukod
one. "Fit? as if I'd leeii melted and
I -on red in."
Lady "What are you teaching her,
Niif-e?"
Nurse "1 tier A, Mum."
Ijidy "Then Ict-lier-lR'."
Nur.-e "If she doesn't learn it I'll
h t-hcr see.",
Ird Ihicltlnghaiii was once at din
ner whore a Mr. (Jrubb was repilrtil
to sing. He begged to be excused,
urging that he knew imt what toning.
"."Mil":, I'd le a butterfly," Miggcsttd
the nobleman.
- m - - -
I
The ste.nner Vlcomiln, of tho
Northern Traii.jortatloii I.loe, win
burned Tuesday night three mile
from Cape Vincent, Ijike Ontario,
Theiu were fmin twenty to thhty llve
lo-t. The .teamer ! a tidal Ioa,
. , -. ---
Mr.. IC ,artt r epiusiiiig herlovo
for the yoitng f hlldred, addtil, tender
ly, "And how do you like, bahicf, Mr.
Lamb?" Hi.an-wir, iinnitdioto, nl.
uio-t precipitate was, " I Joi.bob l)ilcd,
m.tdaui."
.
Mrs. ( 'dibbles has great ideas of her
husband's militaiy j.owers. "l'or iwn
T....1...
i ...... t .....ii... ii im ii'iu ii it.. .in...
J1'" i . ,
ycll, r.ij ,i rin j hi: uu-. u iivhk ii.iii
i.. ... . i. ..o.... i,i,.i. i .
n till" l.oi K'nimi luv-, .mil na I 'I1
... . .
u I. i.ti.i.u.liu In tho fin.lu not' iifti
, 1
rc"ti arn;uad of saphtadsuiid minors."
,
i - - 1
.llUr V) tjo Mullitott,K, rilot
, ,, U1 ..r,.-
j (K. follow ing note to the publisher :
! 1'ive thnii-atid Indians arc retorted
, t. bo m uie war paut, two inoumi
of xhoi w , re in 2 inll ort ,
: knap on the.Sjtiita c tnol.b U
, nah.de r arc tlircatc.n
. bte;U.c. :