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War ISomoir-uciu-nii
v'....lv'u ltllllk.
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r-,. r.rrrlv. who ia now an exile in
r..,,.tti. has written una published nt
Tljrotf, a memoir of the lntyc o
Mowiir.eontnhungau account ol
4noopenitio.mofl.i.u.om..uu1as in the
vean. 181-05. Only a limited nntn
borofeftoieswero printed,, and none
, l.Vom tho preface wo iui.Uc
i,n following extract, iu indicating its
chnraeter tmd tho feeling, of Hits mi
iluiv: '
Itwsrnyfortmw to r.nrticljuUa. in
, cm.'. ..o mii'iinrv operations
most oi in'." ;.," ' ,
i , which the army in U'fa'i-" L''''
both before and niter Goueia
Lee pssii!cl command. In tho last
Vt...tof this momentous struggle I com
iaav.loil.at dilforent times, a division
uul two con:, of General Leo urmy
ullui campaign from the Kapulan to
J-MU-sTiver, midiiibsc.p.o.itly a sopa
...a,, forca which cardied into Wary
land, threatened -uioimty, and
theu went throng!! a.i
ptHi in tho Valley of Virginia. Ivo
detailed reports o. the operations ol
these different commands were w o
before the clone o wo w , - .
fOJni.niKii in Maryland and the . alley
or Vh-inia has been the subject ol
much comment una misapprehension.
1 l avo no,' written a nnni'ive ol the
operations of ail my c-.mima.ios during
tl a closing y of the war, am l lay u
, ....i.,; .i.i .a contribution to
tho history of our great
,i,,.,..i,,liiiu'i i.i l '
land
ic
baforo the wot
arralivo I
, , C lUi ii.-wl.
havo mado Bneii suuo.mmw v- i---
tionand strength o lm upp '7'
cos in Vinrinia, and such rc.ciot.oo to
r.c". u. :....1.i .lions as were ncees-
Uieir 'uiicifi -- , ...,
wry to enable the reader to linden
ittbutldonol protend to dcUl H
o,er..tionsof other Htmiiwuu..
'l httvenot lonnd it neeeasary to bo
guilty ortbciujubiwoofallcmplmg to
fmll down tho repulaUou o a,,y o n
olHocM, in order to build up m,
,Mvn. Hy operation, ainl my campau
.,...,, on their own meru, Muueei
IN or, in i i;ji""o '"-v
to nay in re-
tlu v may be.
i :.,, A it neccsrsarv
.!mUo tho conduct of my troops, do
f., l, ,.ti;1,.i-sU)il :".i, m '!!'.V
dceryh tlie'sohlier. who eon.itnted
tho rmik and We of niy eoni.u.oiao. J
believe that Ihe world has never prouu
,i. ,..,i i,.ir (0'iiien '.jUDerior.in conr-
i a.v in - nice, hi
rain of the Yanhe'.
lines sent b;t
iniv. liave ol
wy lieart.
c,;e, ra;;u
Conrederate
iiol-
rWvate soldiers of the Conden.te
:..t.. i l.-v lo-ii'-illy Kcc-a uio-.-e
dh-H fiu'imit, with choeihrvv , to pu
vn'tioi.,i andhard ddp wlnen would ap
n.ar to be almost ineredihle; find the
wild cheers of our brave men, ( which
wore bo .li'-lereiit from the stiKuwi Imr-
wnen i.ieu- uu.i
vnosiii'T KOSW oi reu-
' . ' ,-. .. : i ii..
oral troops, sla::-enn;r, reeling i ".y
on tuniio'.i evci v unk
1 have Been witn m.y own
:.l irtirvt'o jied and hungry
BoldierJ peviui'm deeiKi
vhi(-li, ifperlormea in a,sui .
tnaibd warrior., in glitier.nj,' armor,
v.-;m,!,1 have iu-'avd the harp ol the
id tne pen ol lac
llow to Huccccd.
From tho U Crosse (W'lr) Duniocral.
A young printer in Ohio, writes us
a letter, informing us therein that he is
int Btnrtinff mi olllco and nakfi lis ' to
. . - ----- o ,
c vo luni some ninui or ruien iu;um.,
" . . . i r,x
w iiii nir Hiiceos.-l L 10 Cllic ninui
answer at teii'dh somewhat in tho Ln
CroKso Democrat, that otaei'3 ( "my
know how we have succeeded. To the
point ' , .,
Dccido on the place you wwh to lo
cato in. Then make up your mind to
malceiihomoorbusine there or die
in the attempt. '
ii ,,,(. ,.,,,!;,i voiir selection ol towu
or city from promises held out by pol-itician.-i
for miiiportby public patronage
thr.ii. hulividual clforts, for ninbi-
liiu i,(ilitieiuu liko to pick HI) Hats,
and entice uuwary editors to make great
men of them on tick, as thousands ol
editors know to their cost.
Own your ollico material a it is
nothing but a chet'do press, a pint of
shoe pegs luni a box of blacking. Then
vou are independent. '
Ttuuitidouo. A partnership is the
worst kind of a ship to sail in. Many
luinrfailn ntjt alwavs airrec.
Keei) your olllee'neat, keep your defile,
tables, rooms, ivc-, occ, m timu;
olllce. or ulaeu of business
stay there so the public will know where
to una you. uou i
and moiiev in saloons. Better (ho at
once'diaii'lincron the brink looking
in. If you want money earn it work
for it labor for it. Never take money
from candidates for ollico -ne-yer black
mail any one never tail to imioi.se
what is right in your opponents and to
condemn what is wrong jn your friends.
lie bold truthful, earnest. 1-et liquor
alone. Whisky will in time beat the
best man in tho world, from an editor
to a President.
Ko.on out of saloons. Don t tag a-
round after candidates for olllce. Don't
.spend two hundred dollars m a saloon
in order to secure one hundred dollars
worth of city or county printing.
Take none but advance paying fiub
:;ei'ihei's. If a man is pood ho can pay
as well in January as the December fol
lowing. If you are poor you cannot
allbrd to Irak people. If you are rich
they will not ask you to. Keep out ol
saloons. Don't spend your money for
uiil.-kv. l'av vour employes prompt
ly ICoon mil; of saloons. Dl'esS well
as vou are able, shave, wash, black your
! boots, dust Your clothes, be somebody.
tlie ! Keen out of saloons. fJiami nom ioi
what you thinkja riuiit.
Don't spend your money till you earn
it. A shenii is worse uitni a moo
Win your IVlen Is, then never dc.-:crt thnn
Have a mind of your own. Don't lei
ivmvlin"- iiolitician i or outsiders etlit
your paper. Hunt up local it"ins. Tell
folks in your paper what Is going on.
Fill your paper with live matter. Don't
pud everything you sec, nor give to all
who ask. Get your paper out on time.
Keep your ol'lice swept. J'iok up your
tvnr. dour av.-av the rubbis!) have a
place for everything attend to busi
ness in business hours.
And for Goo's sake don't tell a man
you are poor don't whine and beg and
nlrvid for "money. Don't continually
A Public Scandal.
Prom the Metropolitan lldconl.
fi,,o f Urn worst Indications wo have
yet hud of public demoralization was
exhibited in tho streets of our metro
polis tho Now Years. Tho vice of In
1ms heretofore boon nlnat
wholly monopolized by tiiemen; mu
hereafter there is, it would upper, to be
minstrel ami me i c - - i ;,..,. (,v,m,.. To
.... f- . 1 W. ! I .'ill (T 111 l: UU LI'-; M-I.LI-l.. "I
', ,vi."bi.en awihiess of admit you are poor to beg, is to court
i . i I,.,..,. i (-,. ,.,i..,. wiiii. toll nriornnd inilke
. : i ..i',.,i..,t i .iq-.i- nn. i id. i vfmr niuier a bi jiiouh. uw"
1 sia.-.neiuvi , .. - '.j i - i- , ". ,
ian.-
1 tlo not a :-!
liistorian, br.i,
mid partiei;)
piven
( t'.o ns-.r! of the future hi
v-!.. t i.t..-.,i.-:i.r I !, thread of my uar-
1 I'.uvu. i. iv. a - .
v.. :.;i' oroeeeds, 1 have given,
.!! i'oi:i!i.iltt Oil Kt)
:i,i.(iiwisleuci.-i comnii
I'loaiiian ler of Uio Feilet
,ll(r..niii.n biitV!Plt tllO SPSOfl in
llll.vilf.x , . ..
this particular, and the consumption oi
u.,i,.ii mi lienors lull received u new
itnpulso from an entirely unexpected
source. For some time past there have
been mysterious hints Unit social mor
ality was at a very low ebb, and certain
features in tho style of dress were
severely criticised in some of our city
journals. However, as "progress" is
"tho watchword now in everything ex
cept principle and virtue, the evil i de-
,,,, iwM.il loivn continued to grow apace,
and in some respects we have already
surpassed the most ntonor.s cues n
tho Old World. It is not, we believe,
i.,ui.- nf iho. iournalist to deal with
these loathsome subjects in the.r de
tails, and it is to bo regretted that same
of our papers do so ; hut such as lorcc
themselves on tho public attention can
not bo passed over in silence. Of such
n ,i i oi- in t'.io painful exhibition
New York on the
day referred to, when women ol otuer-
wiso respectable appearance liier.uij
reciea iiiioiign uie ipuuii..v..0 -
as they proceeded from house to house
making their New Year's calls. Had
there been a few isolated cases ol the
kind, the matter might have been
passed over wiuioui u.-,ii.ui., ...w
was loo general to permit it to remain
unnoticed. In some instances the in
toxicated persons were not more than
sixteen years old, r.ndlho sight pre
sented was disgusting in the extreme.
V!mthomo3 these unfortunate, crea
tures represent, where licentious in
.1,, i,. .,..1,. i. iieniMiM I'm iihico o( paivutial
authority, and tho old and the young
u alike steeped m crime.
It is a sad reflection that while tbe
coimtrv is oversinuiowea ny an nun
mous "conspirators, who are plotting
the overthrow ol its ireeaoin,inegieai
est liecnw ))i'ev'ails in society, ami men
n,ui viimon din" oil' the restraints im
posed by general respect and public
opinion. The liberty to do ng'.it i
superseded by unrestrained license,'
ami the good and the virtuous long lor
the day when men shall recognize the
principle Authority in the iioral as
well, as in the Poiitieal World. How
ever much people may ditfer na to the
oit use of this demoralization, there is
no controversy in regard to the char
acter of its elleels oa the rising gener
ation. Here in IN'ew York, if what wc
l,..:.r be true, the prolific somee of
many social and mural evils into be
found in our public schools, those niueii
vaunted institutions which were to give
us a race of beings superior to any
that had yet been seen on the earth,
i'liit wc must confess wo do not care to
speak of what we have been told in
this particular, and will content our
selves with the expression ot t.ie lioj c
n,.o iUn iinrmlft will one tlav lake the
t IH. HIV. j.v-. .. t
.,,,,,-Hr, nl' Uiu education ol the,r
children out of the hands of politicians
into their own. We would warn tliem
t'.u t there is no. time to be '.0 t if tlr.yy
wouitl check the evil before it is too
Kcxtoinilon of (Jlvil I.ir.v.
From Ihe Xow Yovk llorord.
Despite the gloom that still darkens
tho political horii'.ou.thesky is grow
ing lighler and clearer. The bmjremo
f.H , i in n roiraM v uw "."
ity oi'Wilitarv Tribunaln has re
lished the civil law whore It ban
, i .. i , .. .. :i:t .i i-v- muvi-r.
set iiskie o,v i"l! m111"-".' i
i!i;i,n-e n:itr:ms who have been
i- it. Aver mi unarmed and pcac-fii
,,m,.,.,thni Imvn'beenpulin Ih-irpi'ip
cr place , and wc nlmll probably
bid little henceforth of s-liouloer
tyi-i.nivr 'i'his is along slr.'.o
r'i.fiit lilre-etion, as Hie Southern
..." i,-,,..tn,i (n -vivid: inula' nniioy
m,','r-; f;A'a these miiilury gonlh-.m
" " . i ...... ,
and not in a few instances weic. iu
t. nav tribute as tim only means ol pro
- - i v
'-.tldi-bet
II
been bn-l
l.ea
t'.i
0 I'io
I.:i';e cily are
'i'lui 4Iollse
l ies has plepai'oi
el'll Slates,
.nn inn "1 111
curing exempuoii iron. c,vw... .... . .
ou:v. e. lint all this, thaaic H' lv.n,
isover, and now that Ihe Supremet.mi'
haseiitereluiiontlieseeiie we exp 'el
to have still more inspiring
..'v....!. ,ii,..ni,iKKiionswilh which : 1 liminich. that
X ill t.. .'.I. I , .ill I , i ,
.. ,,i.i ... .p..:i. ...... I .M'llin eonuiry will 1 1 -,m i nt lo remove III
huvMo deal before the (.'onsliluhon
will be reinstated in all its su;.;'eiaa.;y.
The powern of Congress miPt bo t. '.i-i;
od if our liberties are to seema; ..creal
tor. I Is legislation ffiil have b no re
vk ved, that tb.e p-npla may umh r tan 1
tlie lull extent oiiU usui'i.alions. ,i
v.,.,, nnnil w lilt Ilia-1. .VOU'IU ' '
serliouthat it U "a grand impu
o ml wo ;;!:aU m
H.ni'ii i -" ) i , ,. ..
bers ero amena .'j-! i.n
if Oi. i .ie
o learn
nncfrc-li Hlrawbei rto in Savannah.
Tmi coar-'CHt of woiivmldiid are ten
lorest on the subject tf ugliness.
General Hunks' constituents arc rais
ing money to pay lib debts. ,
Tci'psiehoreau amusements in Salt
ipelieu wuu oovi,
roiiimiitoe'ou Territo-
la bill for the froittu-
lldoe; ict p"opo.-;y to re-
itiee lis n u'1'io.oi if.
li is I'tted Hint a member oi'-lhc
lVnnessoo l.i'gii-laluro, who is not sal
lis added a iron
nn mr a waiter m
a .'a-'ivir.e r, ::ta!iraut'.
i. ,i,w.i-,i.,.,l. Komi-ollieialh'. thai
,,.:ii-i.i e.eilUatrs the iivasion of Tin
i-.,. mi,,1 ; i. 1 1 !. iii'oehima'iioil has bee!)
I., ,.,...vll 'll lli-illiM!' roland ill its
righ! under the rru-tsiau crown.
v.- ,.i,,.,.v...bv the Nashville. Union
the li"Y. .i. i.
li.,. ';,n, is
, w n in! . io i e 1 1 m i , u 1 1 v .
v (,,, l'liiili-iliin-r House, ol wuiei
ho it t:m Senior partner, to .Memphis
A t,legr:.m IVom o-v Oilcans an
uoimeei' the ur.'ivi.l of (iol'.ei'al iicr
man I'.. era.
v ihllod with his pay, hn
'"; to his income by baeol
BueceNMor to X. WI5TjIjN,
i S-l 4Sr D"'t": -i r.
and i)i:.VLi:i:s
FA'
rj
IN
. , . nr-i . -mn ' V Frbr.b'
ri M 'iV nr vr . mi . v.v : i in .
Si
ft fci
Vamii3lies, Dye-Stuffs, Etc.,
AND THE OXLY M AXl'F AC'TU II Kf!U OF
Putty and Linseed Oil.
(No. 1)2 North Ihvlwt tit., in lVont of Union,)
uul Lriln-atovy on Drouh rrooi.
AM) Til. VI' or
ISO-
WrvViillOUMO
:o:
To
-The T.-iir,:i!, OiUi.-lle.oftae l'dtii, Kiy
. i .,,,.1
h; ireetimcu Have la en pimi on, .un,
re ranltl'v ja'i'ii'.lie'Vthe'j' funds at the
Ihi-t:
p (,"D"i-.n p'M'ish is
1- ; '-. m' havi! all
i tr. ,i i f our li.ie lo:i-
: .;!,: to Xow
;.'.(!, I'm crop exceed
eri ta.;i;v not ie
tolioit trad in (iin'.Mig. U-eswax. nd Feather.'.
lHU 0nV inehe'-ter. Solem, lT'iier,l, mm aujoininK towns, are i.. Ft-
tahlishiiicnt will, a t a:i. aim rs.mnueoiir uh-k m-mu- j.iu-
!-1 v.
1 -ii Jiiieil
r?r The Dni?
fully iiivile.l to honor oure.-.!.;'..-ln:.C
rlsewhero.
hav
in
of the errors :
ted by the I
il army, Gen.
of
.. . 1 : l ,. ..I......... .. ii-il ll.-i
no menus oiijeeoi oi cuaiuj u.nv. ,.v
iiiibienee. Write for your own paper.
If others write let it be inserted as cor
i-oiOHiivleiiee. Keep out of saloons.
Keep your e:np
70s awav from soloons
(',,, i-iii.v out voiir earmn.es, waste vein
time, lower you in Hie estimation of ev
erybody unlit you forjbusincss mud
die your brain and waste time you can
not afford to lose. If you are a btr.i
n"ss man, have a place of business and
stay there. Have payment, m ail am e
for your wiper. If you own your rea.l-
r.i-vi r. , i' .in n.ioxnired term, they are anx-
all I iiou-J you should sueeced. If they all
-ciotis- j owe you, th-y care not how soon you
immediate
other mat
.mil in l-o; oral euieuwi
V.'uv Mr. Htai.ton, in their reports made
since the close of ihe war; also some
iii-itanees of cruelty jmd barbarity com
. i i,e On- Federal commanders
which, v, ere brought to my
oHenlion. a'i Well It'J E0111C
tors of inter,. : I.
In rcvard to my own services
have lowiy is that I have the con
,,-: of liiivin!' done my du;;
country, to tho very hot ot my nlu.it.v.
and whatever my fate, 1 would not ex
chaii'ie that consciousness ior mitoh
miilious. 1 Lave come intoexde rati
cr than submit to the yoke oi Hie op
,,:n..,(,finp country; but I havenev
-rihoii'difofatfributiugiuightofbhimeome, Do your pruning
. men u ho. aficr ! low rates. Stnvlo excel
'i, ivin''1 i..d.!v done their du'y in the but gentlemen in you tgnploy-pay
,1'r.'. sirWo through which we them well, promptly and treat ihei.i as
' - " .I... (I...., U!.lr.,llll Mini Kill'.
now in. ii n o;i "o
,.i!. n,:--.i or; une3 ol tiieir ; cess Will neer tiose.i o...
id and eomfjrt them m . borrow money uon i on..--. "
r .inoi'i i mi l'. ion t ct ever, one miow
1 have! are at times hard up. And pay
Don't change your potties tor pay.
J),j not hesitate to str.ke boldly, fcar
lossly and energetically for the right,
lie what you are. If not a ;reut man,
i,o ?! uxrhtl man. Trove yourself of
worthy luiblic conlidtmce and it will
wed and at
Have none
re.eain to s
iieople, and to
their trials: onfhe ontnti'J,
mi lionor their moil
when
n another land fiMin , you promise to, it you have io sen.ij
r.r.d suiter-: shirt Keep out oi satoons -no im
but I feet! an earnest men and tho battle U in
for them, audi your own. han'is.
o the redemption oil ; , ,,,-,,
. . .. .11..,, ,,, - I ....'Til.". 1 .v.i.v ....
tl nl coilt.trv, as it m.s oeen oiu-u
Id so w u would be us. freely given .-I'll tell you," continued her aunt to
r i . V.i ' I Loui-;.i, "two things which I have fmly
tSVw re men born and nurtured ' ,,-oved. The lirst will go far toward
in sm-Un Strtcs, and some of , preveuting the possibility ol any dis
with our enemies, rmi imi"i in i,..... , otbi. sui "-
t're' and huiniiiati.g Hie la.vl of the.r inc character. .
o vnbirnLindoflhe orav-'s of their; ..'Fell me." said Lom-m, anxiously.
o s Some of llmm lose lo high "The first is this : Demand ol your
Positions in Hie United SH.tes army . .groom, ns soon as the marriage
,.i,i.,i, oivil imsit :m. 1 eiM-emonv is over, a solemn '.,, and
uiu vii 1 1 ... i i,.' ... - , , .i
i,otii;oi i );:- iirouiisK' vourscn, nun i. .-. .1 -'
cio.',:
not:-o:m!it refug
insensibility to the wrongs
inrrnnf mv own country
iloonl v r.ml conlinuaiiy
rouklmv l'fe seen
Tiiat the war has been largely instru
mental in aggravating these evils ir.v.1
I,, oi-iin'otiiii' Inn ineroase oi rnim
too patent to rdmit of a doubt. We
know that when the fever was fit its
lici'-dit Washington was 1 1 'tally a fink
,-,f oi)l',:i!io:i. and it can hardly 1".
to have undergone any change when we
consider that one branch of the Nation
al Legislature at least is ruled and til
reeled by a notorious sensualist K u.
...-.ti life I'nis one who are, each in his
own roihero and within the circb of his
inline ::eo. si rainill!' evei'V llel'VC to (
the country down to the abyss of dog-le-.l.-iiioii
itilo which thev have fallen.
Shall they succeed V The people must
answer these (piestions. They cannot
all'ord to remain supinely iudiiferent,
while not only their country, but their
cliihlrcu nro going to destruction. It
is time they irider .tood that there can
be no reliance placed in public virtue
Hint lias not private morality for a
foundation. So long as our rulers arc
virtuous, so long will our laws lie ju-tly
nn.! ooiiilab v a.bi'.iii.sl'.'red ; !uu ;
their administration into tho hands o
imvi.-iMinulou i and d-'sh'.ninn- men an,
.. i . . f
io in ores ; m -a sue
e people
cannot help king injuriously .iJiccle-.i.
Tim repulsive sight presented in the
f.treols of ?,'ow York 3. few days ago
will, if liadicalism extends from the
noliiital field to the social circle, even
e . , , .
1 1" vmi must
l' every j not only Hie public utteres, ;
w voii'fer. but the c-liaractor oft!
tuallv bo witue-.s0il.in outer ciiies
sides our own. I'ol'.oeat andsoceu oe
nior.ilizutioii gcmtrally go hand in
hand.
, -
Tim Wiiri!iiiiL'tj KopuliiitMit of
W.. rii'.i I'." fll ft.. I i i:
lilh in.-it says:
:.i not iti' it'
p-n,y. 1
j iv.ah: '
of tie C'i
maimed a
crut .'he
ctrive hi
Hie gruti tul women
l,o r-'i'i! dit. Hum tin"
i-cne-lcs and l-aitm-s,
iov toe ad
Hiii.ms as 1)01 Hi".V nee
and bi'.ler e:v c.-at..n.- t
pic iiJ..' at'.-e." ..:;'!'
ty of iit'i niy
to
bcare
do:;-.-
r.i'c
c
Uich
Yl'lle'jci,
v,t.ilo llnil t io name o Mr. 1 an
nor, of West Yirgii.D, appcirsin the
l:t of ptrdoned li.-bels, by mistake.
Mr. Faulkner has not yat been pardon
ed, 'notwithstanding Mr. Lincoln's
promise logrintl.im p-rdon.
At a hoarding ho i ;e in Cin- iimati,
i . o ,. . ....... ,' '.n-i'f.l.i.'rl!. v- i. I'...... ,m. iiituin,! lltiiir
ii rat i-r j-; i u. -...-.. r..4iutv ' v..r"-" c- . i .-.iiu.i.ti -
hiier who foiignt m ti-o ra:. i.s , i i, , you never; -ioi ... - ( ,-(Miv ii.ru'.v a ioi u. uuiim, "."v.
',-f'l-raie ai'uiv, and now, j l;,htoi'ii:g vil! 1-ad to serious i-:irmr-t,, Ji-nhins, scalding her in a mo t
...',i.v. ...,i,i .,1 i-.Aiibloa on Avniil oxnrossimr any irrit- (ion at uiif: horrible mati n r. The skin wasstroi-
from liouso to house, to re- j jwotlw's word s. Mutual l)
i. i.. i ,.i ffAin tim bauds of! u I'm r.e.i' i rt-at cecrel oi
v.uii. ...v.... - , ,i , i
lor whose !ioi.- hajnncsi. li you mive cm.".i,
lii:i!;C3t of tho ie! it freely, even if confession costs you
Let them en l Sy me tear. 1' urtlier, promise, laiiiiono
ta oi l -' il pi.'.,cni ii-, anu soiouiiiy , ikihi ,.... ...... 4..
for tho tt cp or excu-.e, to have an;, seeie. or nm
:m ti'.t.ri'i eo-jcoalmciits from each otlu-r, but to keep
1 i vo-ir private allatrs iroia ut.iei, mo.u
' - . . . , .1.1.. .1.1 I !
! or, oroiner, sisier, umi um nvn...
them be known only lo racli oilier ami
your God. Remember that any third
pcr-oii admitted into your confidence
i. or:i( s air-d tv to stand between you,
t; nn.! wiil natuwliy side with one or luc
other, l'romisc to avoid tins, ana re
new the Yotv4ipon every temptation.
lt will preserve that perlcet couiidcnce
.. . i : .1. ...rll :.,.l.,n,1 ...,i'.-o vi.i
an i ad iuii.ioi .in
.;em.
fjur
i-nf il.iri.ford cow a.c
oun ls of tobacco ami died.
ore has been strut
nont.
ar Can
i lVom ber bnek. arms ami br
s-,,. li ,,1 n-fii-ed t) marry him.
W is arrested anil placed in jftd. jO,r'g
'I'iiP W.-ishin'don 'corr(si-nd:it o!ol.im
. -V, t :,. mu
t.10 t. J.OUIS J If 1IIOC1 .10 r.iv.-, ... ....'i
,!',,nt,.ii ,f the 1:1th instant: "Tliel
I'r.-ddoat, a few days idneo, oxprc-sc
himself as lollows regarding nnpeae;
im.ii! : That o iarr-re.1 could Hot
found r.gaim-t him Without perjury;
that if impeached he would so
1 1 '
Vol
rinmbago lias beet! iov
re
ton, Ohio.
' .. One thousand men r.i i l-p i.rnig die
Great Enst- rn for her trips to a.v.i I rem
-New York to Rrasl, during tsc 1 rencii
Imposition.
r:.v... In bwi vi.-ritod l'V
1. 111111,1 III. - t
reat flood, which has been pronounced
Squalls thatofll--.
Cleveland, Ohio, iiaa Uou vi-ited by
a freshet.
that union, which will indeed make you
in one. O, if tho newly-married would
but practice lids spring of connubial
peace, how many tmioiiH 'uhl Lc hap
py which are now miserable." AnU-t-eriori-cr.
Th-Hebrews of Ciiininati expend!
ftiimirilv .liO.W.O for the support of
Ihoir own churches, schools, l ocielies,
!.! m h an l iharilies. There ate six
litimiied cl.ildrvii taught tho II .brew
T Uey have news-gins ... vu... ' u n c..,st orl0,C.
well as newsboys. I -
ibei-t i
means he had of resistance; and il lto; mg.oii, in
wonl I lie I'mtd'.v washel overboard, her Mcmcu.
would not bo fee lirr.t good m in v.lio, mas me n
had met with bueh a fate." j
There is a contemplated new move i .Icon
. . r . . -s- .ii.:.,.. : . ,:.!,.
uienl m .uexicau aii.oir.. .uiiim:; r
known of the statement in oiliepil c:r- v. ni.Aoy .mv
nb.4 in V. ns nni'ton: tfioUL'l. .em rai , sou con..
Siicrman'B arrival in Mexico i i si lted
to be Tory probable.
The iriirtecs of the town of Sullivan,
Indiana, have raised tho. liquor licon.e
t8ji. This was iloie in response; icy on mo -ii--..
w.nni.lv aitn-.n.-t In- Hip! the Alabama ti
illl I1 llWI'MI IIUHIvri'.i.J -.'.v.. - .
nrominent citbseus of the place. There is a nun in
.... . . . ... .i. .,a'i;,,' l.oa !ie!i a icitri'.' to eve
e!i..rr.otor..fll.eEn.dish iiooplo U half i Unu.ng to a mo.i.ia
nmn, half l east. , WPar ,. , , own up-
i,,,.,
tho exercise of the war pow'i i'J"r.. i ,.,.., I. -,,!;! ; 1'iet :
tor pence was restored l' Uw (.rT,..1..,MrW. is t -.- ,yM fortiiusi'.ig. f.ocwax and i'YMh. r.s al--o I.rio.l Apple Teaches, Ac
were various laws pavd ttiv.ng (-'- i , ,..v.. . . -H ,.,;V,, nil J,mJ.,mnM -m.-.w....-- ---y-w.--r'
Ute I'reddenfs ndun!i!r..;:o!i i..... 0 ),,i;;;,: tuo . !' tin,' li.HMdoa- , -ji.J- tl H
mad be ..)-.!-:erl into and e.-.-.m.i.ed. .... t . , , , ... ,.i,, p, Xew ( )r "i ft fe Il Si 8R B 'j d 4
a.ii.torivnHiin t.ii!i.i iy, if -! ' :;:.;:. i. ; IN"." .K,'.',i 11 m n h H k :.n $ n
ni.i.vi-.'-c:i ;, , -'.'-"',;, Jl.iiOO bales, , 11 n il'A U' a WW B $ fj
swh'tt civil k',v Mgiin.tM. J. 'at an., u, 1(,x, . 2r
no'hb.g more r.or Ie-, theu the com- . ' nhilcullv lo . J N
plelc d,r.g:.fi:. of military ru over , n ..i . h 5 Z;i
iilltlureomiliT, mid us i'ne.,o.i i. , , ;,,. ( ;;v .,oe:..i t diaoouiim,e ' .'t -i ale. '
thean'.ycit:..ah;;iedSlat?.ll..;' 2 ' W
Ihe full restoration "1 the rigiu ol i" . ., . , y ;l ratlical r-'j -
Sta-es, and until t'n-.e are ivl-ivd w- ' -;; .( ,,. ,:,ft - ?r?o W
w,.,!,.;,..'(.iT.Vl.r.iv:-l lo ' W '',: l i,lr-i'i.!;r,' :'.:o, fill i 3. ? 1 W
fnll t.rot,-ctio. ain.rdod b.V llu- C id law. . ; ... Ui;.r. S ; - n
. ... ;, ! , , ! I; n-.i pt.f.. w HtvitK 'i.v w -''- U ' iA'.' y
I'nHv. th.oui.it :..i.. ii , ..I- ; . ,.-,ii .,v( i' a va-1 auioiiut oi T-.' k,- a ;: -i 0
ciso, , of,h::s;, r.-m.; C..:rl .J.' m iJ, ,'. , f 3 S
brought be'biellup: iriiMimil b.r a;M";!;:V ," ,. Vlill., .v the II AS ; - 1L &j
dicai.on. W(M'.:f.:rl.)i;i';e-ll-i;'-'i,'a;tH:;v ; : ; ,; (;f u;,, of the 2 g 5
the vital .pvdrou "I . a.havioS Am- ;U the freed I Z.y
IU:i-ur.ii:M'.vn..v. .. ; ,V' ,. ;,. , v;.,--:,! s:d, Sri'? '
;,;,, V,v .liay, . . , p .,.,, tV-re are umuy who wiil f' LC, li JJ W l;'- S ? 1-4 Wh
,. ... . '.irm . I veer nroiy terms, 7- i j- I q;
Fvervdsviswrit:-ii ibisli!;:.' a,u I;; , , .( , ,., v ,.,-,,-p, an-
u,u,.,..M;c.l,u---lay.' l-jWiy oa ,-.,,,'.,.:,,.,;,,, ),-,.i',-,.-o tin: la-t dollar ' a 3 '" H V-'
allowori.. pluehe-l f.-mi -me : ''s , : o-'s eies.iaes wit! bo Mpenl. -,5!S Vi $3 CTO
homc;abr-.at!i male it sime l.app.. , rnr,.:l...-- .rt ((n F.;.. i"
circle; a j."-ve!:l iVrm some n-: - t " S,'a Wi
l Move, i'.a.'h day. trom ol- s;'.i. ,-, '.,,-? ? O. '; '. .. V- v. "- g fft "1.1
!mT lisisoflif'.Meor' lm.'ve.-;ei'd;--p:5 tl i'K S r ,yA;H f A P P.TYY "TT. :' S l; ,H
pcmM-yes, every hour oji.e r-.lmoi - O. LX.bj.il U.LVj..yJ c -3 21 W fe!
falls I'; o" i) hi -po t, a nd i ; t!.!'ov-i ! i'.o i i -,sn. ,v.:a;ru-i. v'v:'i ) 3 r tfi' P;
.1...' ... ,ni, i ii . 1:10 reo'. ii-i ! ;' 5 i Lj t.--'J
. lll0fu.ieri.ioio".ow:" ..i-'o.m -i I ' W . I T'.i! I-'. T !K 1. " i
winds like a winter sha i-n- a.oag tucj
S:M;.,I v:,..,-.la"." V,hoa;,iy VVJ W T; '"' Tj'T fl I ;.. t ATff
rills ni'.--! is-- in i'le i- w; r ot i'.'S" - 1 . 3 : I H
ers, with noi a s:iV,-.-il . lurk'.ng ::: d-S'- -rvrnvyr tl i,jn f'D T T T; T Te'Q Ami would be plci'-teil to have all . if Ids t, 0 2. U 1:
iv!ath-,n:V..i;0.-a.id ,'d,-..c... - h, Ai U KltUMJll l). f!!2 9 gj M
nrmhmv.e.li t-.e;-.v...t.s..i:,o..... .i...... o H
I,,(c!u(ir; r:5lw.u.e r!r,,.nV-,i. ScM o Hi? M
theg'l- '.e'.' m '--.' o r. .a.- ,-Mnr--, 'T"?"V:r! 'nlt v.S e 5 S3 O fcil
r I J 1 s .ii ... . . . . -. i . i ..... . .-i I ' i !i fl, " O B
"Dhd y-'-le;-.,:-; . ' 1 ! -' ' i .'' ' ' ' 1 1 n ; ' 1 ' i - - ..g r;. r- H ,.V
, .0 . .-,r-.-u.-.. t;. vol's tin.,, e. ,-.,'.. . .. yH x fc- a!
icrf:r;ios:".:;stneheudov;uasi:,e Choieo S-b,tK,S, C T 2
'tood'il'h' altar; mi.! fi"'in the dm. A , 1 ) : "d m
aisles of the t-'"ui'le.'--h'.- was b.a-n- I, , ,,y te i,n,-l . loim na,,.'-r. jr.gW S j Q H
the "gs:d':, of Mmnter. A t:;.l.j ... j,.,.,. iM I ?c3
bro'vn-' .,mn. '..ol v. en lee' n-'i'.n .i. . -- F rrrm.-.rp-."i fin -"1'.' r: g. !Sil
lorv. and. al ii.V .lay's el ,e. m.d-r i- i.fcr JJ jl , ji
lo-vuviin'Si-l li-live. f-!i lo.be.; evs, ,j WJ UU" v.md Jv.g U F5
;L::ii!;,..Hr.'nM,l..l.!;r;n,l r V.h -!l a. i-.'-Hd-r". i rl -,. Wt
he, toe, v-::h:l "wh-i', theme' .or. , HI
::::;:!:1:,:;f::,:f;:;1i. ' ' - ... i on a3;u. 1,, f J
ve t , , . , .... ... . ... .. :'.,. ii!:,-,- m l-e'ii-n ir, y r o fi'-lH C
; and care , eve: a., n-mo,. ..: i..o. ; - , , ,:, ii,e hi-!:- ' i l
l!lhe,lieoi:h;:s'.ri.:-.'-om; m ; s ,;,.,,' in o in- U - r - S - S.
?; and .obis doo,,.,, vai wi :ttr u. , , , , - o ? ij;
i.,);t,ly,.tei my.- . .Vj'.C J; .bin y l'.r...,'Ke.. ami ?j , j V-R
.,..,.. ; ,-!;ir .!'eiian'p.esa',--:iy.ii:::; ',. i , .; .i' ' -'-a a;';;; . V-V ST jL 1
I;"''1'1.''."' ;,','-"'7': :.: ';a";l'. '.'H!.--'.:''w''r:,veii '-Vriih--' x. .-i.t 'tho ;-,,-iI-r fa- .''"' "- rm i.s nml upping- f g
flu-igup-'iii!';' ": -i. ;; ;; , ; , ' ,.ll)rir. , o,.ll,.r... wl.i-;!. must h ? - 5?.?
bo- mora. :'..o os h. i,,;,:,,,.,,. .'.mi. -."t 11.-'. ,r,.i.s foNhe la.'.te:'. sV 5. g . (3J
P'-cev . ' . .. . "--' . I - -3 -I " - -t
torcVer:s,,d.e.iv. we,: we 1. l.-eaj , n-. CT
ourlivrrv.nMosH'idagai.i ,i our p-. -ts. p jj -j A 0, 5 Q
we mix some broHi. r s-,1 iior, wno,e VJIi i.Xoi.U.U DC-XA t c v. W
.. r.. 1 .... . .1.,! v.1 vie -li 1 .v . a ' n
1 ,-eie'r-e.t r' in ii.v-v,;:, -- s: W .
i . . 1 1 . . . 1 . . 1.1-,. .... ; ij . . - i - 1 n-. t . I i i ., 1 ! 1 ..J 1 I A i-H I I
';.; Ii-.ivr... up .11 o .. . ,. . v , -- . ,.,1 ,v t.i tit vnraoat 1 r,,.-,v!U P.. .-T 1
I J-'.,. h leilite p'-.r! o!"i!". .1''!.'. ' j Ai! i.mO - m "--'''"""" ' C ;- r q O
Sm"S;n .Siand mJh; vj."? Wild." Irishman
!.,;.. r. 'jrj-.r. j ;; ; j U"io aBi hoc- hs omkto town !
Ti,.-Tv 1 ;W;':y- . m,o;r,i;. t0 the Public ! shoe
., . j r.v, :. , i-'r'i'
He: ion tel. s :r: "1 on lrray..-,.- - ASlP c . f 1.',;--
.. v. i 1'' 1 e .!.' 1'.' !.;;'. t : ... -i- (n"v"-r - rTh I "V5-- fcUOl.
. .e. l. "ii .11 '..-. 1 v. "
'. .... .;.! rf of I v-j,...;..i-j-i. MVuii.
tVits-it There ill Is' no imp .- "ie 0 ,,.,..
, , vi Or.i-.'.iv .dv.' -r rr:' i v V :. - 'V 1. VINO. I r.""" -1-1
ww,. imwmw, texu
I r,,ni.(iri" poTt sar a-i-fi.n.' " ! '"-'"i "l
,.. O'.Otirt ..... 01.- . vr T?fITR
ra;e i -rj-, (!.! anurf, S TA.Ntl Aeii-i.ii
. .... . IV . .... ..... is fr. '!
what lioiicr-v. t-.o ''! '
1 ' ',i0.i !.''. 1, j i'.'C.'s, i .fi,
! ..1 ; it. l.'rol.-'t. whlfM v. s
- 1- r : T . . ..1 . ... - . , i,,.,
- AV-H. ol i . ... , ,,.lu,isuall U' ..I'USIU an) ..
' ' Mil ev.'iii'i';'' I vVl'Vovt:- riiy,i. ei,K!.nl Ommlry
. . ... , .... ',",,' .,!,;,!,. .1110 li'iiiiKi.11. iii - I
,'.- I'.:, r Oe. o je. .,-e.vi.l- ;'!-.'"".;'..,...i .,4,m, I'"
. ..... , I.' I". -
,;i.,cr, loi.ti. j .(.plJj
10J r.-.-o-.i 10 in :, ve .1...- , ..
.n ii 1 1: u !..
on t -''"'
i!cii!.-'
bcr and Dee.
There is g
n Rl.ioV con .
I ,.., .,. SoTi irll'V Sf iVai'd li'ld I
V ' " V. V . . .v. - v..--.,
1011 oi in i.....ito''..
i.us.
( O ill c
.l
hi', hat.
:en
win
VOTH'K.
I itj, ii:-ilvem V ofOifl
. .. .' " ., i!..,.!-.... !lll IHT.-'nllH 111
I i -ill o into are li"! 'died P'i'iiy ti'1'
1 1. , ;., t . ,iiiw :i':;in-l fa.'
him. in i'. ,- - - , - ..
.. .,1 1,1.. 1!,,. hi v 11 1 i 10 1 lorvior tin;
.1- ,.t'l'. Il l- 1M l., .
1 1 ,. ml 1 unit 1.11 or
.- f:pl.or-i . , , , r l! p -rttlio M 1
be wont ' - ' j. W.blilMONd Atbo'r
riecl-lf
ANU VF.illCI.Ln OF Abb KIN!
. f,,i iliovemnl"V w
r-haliies l.t cei li I'l-am U
. . 1...
in 1 no vow 111 1
l.io ill v.".-.' b-.'.-lm.
f tlu'ir Im-iiii-.
.uitinarv Agr'.iilhural Impk-
mn iradiMooribT. and all linpii-inom
1 i'.. .1 1, ,.nrnl,,i. U'P IlllVf? 1)11
i .....i .. i..P.ru :,mnnl,tot Hixxl SCllsOIU'd tllll'
IlllIIU ..' ....
hrr. No notch orit riom.
apris wtr
A FINK BOOT MAKER
I F'T'nrrived in town, ami can always ,
J iiimul at J . ft riiillips". Kvery ileserlp
tinn of lino hunt anil shoe work put up in a
ISKTiKi: STY I.K than can be done else
where in this town, and work w.muiasteh
to i.ivi: s.u isi'.vt ii )X in every eiwo, or so
,."v. .1. 11. i'JIILI.irS.
ilecS w;lm .
FA" D T WiiF. IIOMK JOUBXAL
fulbV all Tour tlran rotten ro. nd
vrcwi'.l irive vou llm lii'ln marwri prit-c
m ri-ii.
sT.An ti:& to.
J
A
NEW 1'F.liFFMK'. Called Sw.-tOp-(iixtnax
I'rom Mrxi' ii. miuiiitai tiir.a
l.v K. T. !Smitii&l)-N'W '"
.in" a fni'at'.i ii wherovrr it is known. i
,. ..arreil. is Yen-,Wic?t
Inn tin' iianuKiMt iiivi ii
nulktin.l'hilaiLlnlda.
mmm hotel
ALVIIAMA STICEET,
ATLANTA, : : GEOKOIA.
WHITE Jt WIIITLOCK. l'rvprtetor..
nKYSOS A AVTLEY. n-rk