Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, September 26, 1863, Image 1

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JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2G, 1803.
VOL. VIII NO. 71.
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lv'rlk r. u, llnllirliiKooil.tii'llncnri'liiltrJ
b.H'irJ MM. RAT, X. 0.
Silk J int. II ( y.
TrurtfM. .Im. M Hmton, Hnry IVnIUt;iir and
(Iw. II. Iiurl.
Wsirron LoQj No, 10, A. F. & A. M.
ft IIOU tlii'lr ri'inilnr rnmmtinl
rVciitlniis llio Wednf-dny Kvciilugnu
Vor preceding the full moon, In jack
iiNViUJi, oiiuinv.
At.IIX. MARTIN. W. St.
II. lll.nnM .'
OKKUOft CII AI'TKU NO. 1,
ROYAL AKC1I MASONS,
javksos'viu.ii oi:i:nox,
Will hold ltii!tiilarcnmmiinlcnllon on tin
First Hiilunlny Its r ir Hvrry Month.
All sojourning Cnmpnnlnn In good
landing mo cordially Invited in attend.
;. W.OKKKH, II. I.
I.. Sasjii. Hcc'y. (lcc8M"
U. JACOIIri, : V. lll'SSICU..
JACOBS, fi. RUSSELL,
ATTORN KYS AND COUNSELORS
ANH SOLICITORS IN' HIANCKRY,
.Jackrhnviu.i:, Oiikwiv.
lllTlre opposite. I hn t'miit Home.
All IhiIiiih 1'iiiiiinllli'il to lli"lr cnri' will
l- iiniiiiptlf niti'iiili il i. Jnl.v 20. 'M.
t. wm. nut mirr. jaiuk i. mv
DOUTHITT &. FAY,
ATTORN KYS AND COUNSKLORS
AT 3Cj-Oi."mr.
AND SOLICI TORS IN CllANCKRY,
lArKfilSVILLK. OllKliO.V.
Will practice In Iho tiupriiim und other
Court of tliU Stun-. Hiircli -'Ji
R. B. MORFORD,
ATTORN KY AT LAW,
Jai-uso.nvii.i.k, 0kok,
ini.l practice In the wvi-ntl Court or
M tlm Rrnt Judlcwl UNtrlct. mid In the
AllrVnic'Cntif I Oolnber 20. '112.
B. F. DOWELL,
ATTOUNKY AT LAW,
Jai'KXOM'UJ.K, Ollh'UOV.
trill iirnotloo In nil tlio Court of tlic Third
Jiiillcl.il District, thcHiipreumCimrlof th)
goii.und In Yiultt,Jrtl. WurtSerlo pmm.pt
ljr collected. (M'-'-L.
J. QASTON,
(rMicrwK'r to Iltsnt Jt (liton)
ATTOHNKY AT LAW.
JaCKiIONVIM.K, OllKOOK.
l'pccl.tl attention given to collection
urn, Jnne to. ifiu:i. id
(I'.jf i'inlii.'it.l
GEORGE B. DORRIS,
NOTARY PUBLIC
FOR JACKSON X)UNTY.
Onicewltli II. IA Powell. K-ip
"a'wrGR'EER.
1 II Y 8 I C I A N A"S I) SUItGVHIN. I
OlIUc n lil tletUlenei'oii HrcKoii trt.
JArMOMVII.I.R, OllKl.ON'.
Whcro all tbo-Hi kunwlnj? thcmwlves In
debti.il to him. on nolo in' bonk nccot.nl,
olll plert'ii call and n'ttle up, or their nc
fvunl will bo placid fur collection lu thu
band of my nltnruev.
My old ttom will ftlll find me, tttr,
Tcnily to uitend to my profcuional dulli.
Miiyfi. IKOII. 1".,yrii,JL
DUGAN & WjVLL,
IORWARDING AND GOHHISSIQN
MERCHANTS,
Ulck lliillilliig, Cor. Front A Fktivtt.
CRKSOKNT CITY, OAI
UriLt Mlend to tho Uccehlnf? nnd Tor-
V wnrdlnc of nil Goods entrusted It
"thi fr caro. with nroinntness and dlnpatch.
Consignments toliclted. MercliandUe rc-
lvcil on ?lone,e.
Crefccnt City. April 1 1. 18fi3. 15
N. It.-No poods delivered until the freht
nl ebnrireH urn paid. It it V.
jTiiow,
iikalkii in
CK5ARS, T0UA0C0, FRKSU
FRUITS, STATIONERY, CONFKC-
T10NKRY, KIRKWORK8. KTO.,
7rctltr4a Ilimlltiiry Wmlc.
r i ,.... .. .i .!.!.
3 KrainiWTnfto rtovo I
lu. I U nod' artlofe . and offer' them for" to
i tho lowctt living iirlet Tho test of
i.i. :.. -L "ii S ;i..Jn win i tnoi
tonnantly on Imnfl. thowi uemriup: any
article in mv lluo -will savo money liy glv
tag mo (i call. J. HOW .
Jakius, lllc, July 1, ',C8, jlj(f
1 Wtul lint Die In Winter.
M'tlttuu iliithi' n ruUicr twl f (wll.
I wnl kimlt iHf In winter.
When Vlilflt ihiiicIiix Ho
When ponly -i nrc ihutlug
Our Held nf lei) ,t siio
WheiifuMidgu inert I phrylng,
k hickiirymit le thick;
One! wlio kin think f diking,
ir t'H'ii gutting tick.
I winl knnlt dye In spring time,
Anil ml tlic Slity tnnunV lf m,
it lliu iiinli- Kinirn or lilt; little lroj;,
Tin! kl link nlrly urninu
When lilrilx Ik-Iii tlnlr wubldlnp, i
.V tutuiH kIii to fpniut,
When tut key o a unlilcilliiR,
1 wild not tint) prK out.
I xv tul knott dyu In piimmiT,
it Iwive tin- uiinlen mk
Tin' riiiiktid Inmlj mid luitlermllk
Tin- coiil pluco In llm i!Wnj
I wnd kiinii dyi' In Hiiinnivr,
When cu-rylliliiK if hoi.
L leiitu the WllifkluJelV lil
One, km), hlo rntliiT kiiult.
I wnd knott dyi In ortiim.
Wlieil penciled lit Tnr cnllll'i
When tlir wnvy corn In I'tlln' w rljip,
t cuiiilltlitUf lire tr-ulln'.
J'lmr IIidm) mid ullier wiimonmi,
Ida knutl dyu In the plinll;
Si -eui-ii I i) tlmrl It nter,
I wild knott dout nil.
BY 0VE11LAND TELEGRAPH.
TKtxmuriiKii to vm.KA nut tiik mkktim:u
DntfRto tlieS2il.
Chlcnso. 22d.-Tln iHittlu nr futurilnv.
lOlli. rifillliil well for u. Wo hiitithild
lour "ttii 'ntnlilllil on tin left, ilml con-
ceiitrulnl our roiew. nmt on huininy morn-
tup lie hi n Hue Willi our riunt reMiiiL' mi n
rliiirn ill hllln mid our Hi nrnteclt d lV tuit
eiiriliwnrl." thrown up during the nlisht. on
the et i0ilit or lloceillo nun wiyiiiyttiH1
roiid. lour iinleH ninth r Komtville. In the
II, .hi on Siilunluv w lo't nbont liHO killed
mid'.' (lUU wniiuded.nnil wire ahead tlirie
nl.viw of nrllllerv. Tlia lliiutnu rwiimcd
nt P o'clock r-iuulny liuirniin:. sum, uy un
iUtcnipt nf the rebel to utorin llioumn ami
Itiint M'i'rnl llniff. iney wit" repiuimi
with lienvy Iom, mill with lint lilllo In- to
im. The lljiht htliil nil hour uid n lml f, mid
ttioi the iuot terrlHoof lliouur, n contliiii
on flu' ormii'ki'lry nnd nrilllery lieluckcpt
up with ilemlly ellecl. Dnrlug tills time our
iltfhtmid ceiiint not IwIiir ciiptisid. nklr
mUlurnwro kvi'pliiK n rollliiB lire. The'
eiieiiiy flndliiK llitlr huhhiIiw wuio lu vnln,
ni.tniivereil to llm lell, ith the Intention
of Ihrnwlnjr their foreu on Kok'vIIId ruud,
nnd nituck Tliomni on llm left Hunk. At
thin juncture Tlionm order d llrunduii, who.
with ami litlpido In ri-K-rvo, uud two with
lteyiinM,hii wn holding thu Key of the
piHtl'iu. which wn on Tlimnmi' rllit, to
tnoo to the. left of the linn, nnd protect tin)
finnl; (ieii. Uiimwiuih' ot the Mima time
nil Gen. IUvU unfl Vim Clinxo from rlpht
to the cetiler to tnppart Ilriiiidon In hit ef
fort to hold the line In llo-eville, while tklr
inttliiT fiom the front of the dlvUIon moved
from the rlfihl mid centre. Tie em my in.ule
lgorn attwclcii on tliut piirt -of our liuu.
Iileiotiii! tho center nnd cuttlnjf olf Davln
mill MHllinp irul lliu leu.nnii uririnK
centre Into tho mouiilalni',
I no riRiii uiiu
cyutrn were- miKh rcntlittil, without tiny mj
iInH lu lu killed and woHndtd. Thu tlitht
mid cenlif ViiiR itonc, '1iih.h' right I"-'-enmo
cxpofdl In u mot 4trKio think ntlack
UeynoVli nd UMU'UmV illvltliuin. compox.
hit; llm rltrlit of Thonmi.' llnr. were -vvinK-iiiK
tivonnfl. hln extreme lell VIui? n ut fiit't
thl ixlo fell Uick on UciM-illlq ro.id i parti,
of tho renier were- ?vluuutl up nud remirtcd
to Thorn w, iitio Mu fcctoml Hundf, tul
nan iiRnlilo o lick tho n-M di uncc tin
itl iiio m rival ol reliifbrcrmeiiti'. At one
I o'clock fien. Grunirer. -wllh olio AUInIo.l of
reerM' camo UP and w thrin.il Into the
centre. drlvliiR the enemy from lit poMtlon
mi a rldKC with lienvy low. The Uro from
(Jrnnger'it tiUleiie llttcrally mowed them
down. Thl light only tinted one-hnlf hour,
uiiii ktli'lit Initio lie. After riiU Uloody re-
jiuli-c thoeminyifii ulmd quiet ustil four
o'clock In tho Blteruooii, priiWinB,4JOWev.
cr. lu mnnuverlng on ootii r.nK. j nun
j.ii i .a.... 1nAn IiJiia ef llw niliilrv
,'n ..V, lo , o io with Pret fuclllty
', ","'. uimIll nn n. fiI...L:. the rcheU
nirtdo i vlgowuH nttack which bi no parut
el In hltory. Colonel Hawkliw' trlitnile,
Wood'n nnd Uohnsoii'n dlvUlow. toMlii); the
Ictt, covered tliemMlii's with glory, and on
tho rl?ht and center, llrandon, llalul. Uley
noldj untl l'.iliner, iltli parts of their ill
vlnloan, fouirht wont inlUntlyi nndGruiiger.
with tho Ufervet), diovo tho eoeisy at every
point where they met. Tubman M ktlll
triumphant, and on the left held amo posi
tion lit In tho nuiriilut?. but wHltrli;bt ot en
emy reftini? on lino nearly nt -I'lfjlit nufjles
with tlut or tho morniui?. Tito lines of rc
truivl v.cie open to hlni to Cbnttnuooga. on
anon WHICH UO 10 1 uaCK 10 KltfUVIIlVi our-
Inicflw night. Our IoM-h have been bwvv,
"'t IM of killed sun.rl,nly llpht In ifo
Iwo 0 enmKemenl wo .avo not mirerol
more u loi nl men than tlm rebeh In tho
charge made by I Iioiiiuh on the lrt day. we
oi,t i'.s many Jdllid as during tlm balance, of
tho day. What our loiu In material nnd
prliuiier ii we cunuot now lay. Our killed
wlllrracli 1 2.0UUS wounded 7,01)0. mnt of
them fllnhtlv. AmmiK tho General ofllcer
killed, nre Gen. Utile, Col, Key. Col. Klui;
mid Col. IlartlelHim. of II) I ft Illinois
Among tho wounded, Gen. Morion, ot Itoe
craml, flull, and nevernl Cnloncln nnd Slnjors ,
msJorltyU'InRonly fllghtly wounded. Gen.
John II. Klit! Is rrportMl wnnndtil nnd n
prloner. Wo csptured Gen. Adnmi of Tex
u, mid 12,00 of hl men.
Chlcneo, 22d. The New York Trihunt'i
ipcclnl Wnhlil:ton dl-pnlch fftyf crnernl
Mimmlng up ct battle In Northern Georgia
I. that nftir two dnyt' hard llgbtlDp, In
which llom-crnns' forcen liore Iho fhock of
1 J li.UOO relnT. comprhlntt Ilrncif', John
Ioii'h, hnlfiif I.ei'V armb. ".till nil of lViu
IktIiuiV lliat could Iki gathered logclber. be
devmetl It prudent to full tack to CliHa
iinngn, hIiIcIi bo did In good order, nnd nt
hna uccimiiiI" bad opened communication
with lluriisiile'n cavalry. Ilurnrldo l K1
ii rely remmred for not arriving enrllcr.
Tho of Ilo'ecl'itlm' dllhlon repnrled not to
hnvolicbiivid will. ItUU'lli'Tttl Ito-ccrans'
will Mion be In poltlou to rewime the orTeli-
ire; minutime, bo Is thought to bo ublo to
hold hU ground.
There l reamn to Wllcvo that attention
will foou be paid to what remain of Iii's
army. The Army or urn rommoc im iK-gati
to moiit. M) lar us to cerni loruaru iiuiorus
rnvnly acro the ltaplduii. without any ole
iriictlou. it in MippoH'ii imiiu uiiueiorcf
of reliel llilerveuo leleeil Miiule nnd
Richmond Thorn who bavo iloubliil ne
eumtiltited "vldences of many detachment
baling left Ijuu fur Muilhwaril. now Hfin
inolluid to nilmlt the fact. lnco new from
Chntlanooua buttle has provid that llutv-
crium Is lli'lillutt the whole Coufidvrute
force.
New York IfrrahYi Wnthlnglon dtfpatchf
.it It Is nruYlallv known that Itowcrnns lis
fnlleii bai k to Chatlannogn to await tlie-nr-
rlvnl of IIiini'ldi'D torce. which -ro wllli
In !t0 miles on f-'uniliiy, am expected to be
np with blm Monday, when forward move
ment would ht promptly made on the line
of the cue mv nt I'ldgeon mountain. Tho
utmost confidence l felt hern that on tho
junction of llurifMii with lloecran thu
P'Ih'I wll to binlly btaten and compelled
to full buck on Home or Uppalomn.
Wniditngtnn. 22d. A peclnl wys corres
pondent lu tho army uiu uot to uw telo
graph Hurt for tninnnludon of niw to
iieivfpaer. A gentleman fro'n Knlmnutli
n few days ngo, fay uo rebel force lu that
vicinity.
Datea to tho 2!M.
Xerr York, 22d. Tho enntruct for
niniiiiructurlnc ami lay In? down a irnod
mibmnrine -cable from Ireland to New.
foiitiillanil. ne.xt fumntcr, was ilgird at
London, September 2Sth.
YasIlIngton, 2.'M. UIpatclie from
RoM-crons, dated Cliattannoga, iiflcrnomi
of the 22d,Tecelvrd by sUovernment this
inornlnir.fl.iy the enemyii nttoek on Thorn
as' corps, on Monday uflernoou, 2Ut, was
linndwmiely repulwd. ond Thomas' force
marched to tho jiosillon they were nbmit
to take wber sManltrd, All ('flklul ill
pateh, dnteil Monday tho'ilst, tuy Iwo ell
virions of Longstreet'H corps made a re
connnianco lownnU Rotecran. but no nt-tiu-k
wns made. RoM-crain' order for con
cenlratini? bis entire command, was accom
plished on Monday night. Ho Is now In
flrmii; defensive Jioaition, nnd can caslW
wait until reluforceil. 4800 of our wound
eil weio-femovril from the field after .Sun
day's battle. In Iwo or three day Roc
criitu will 'be able to resume the oQVuslve.
Louisville. 53d. Special ilbtpatcbcs
from Nmrtivllle to tho Joiirnnl, just re
celvnl. av there was ulight tkirmMiIng
TMlcrimy in front of Roeeronj olberwie
ull n as quiet up to the afternoon of the 23d.
Sandy Hook, 23d. The China, from
Liverpool 1 2th and Quccnstown 13th lias
nrrmd. London, I2th. TbeOovernment
lias certainly resolved to stop the uteam
rams on the Mirsey. The Florida is de
tained nt Rrel to catlsfy French clalnu,
It is ngain posithcly tuacrlcd that Mail
mllllan nccejits.
Fortress Monroe. ilSd. A Richmond
dispatch of Hie 23d lias the followlogt
Oliliknmnnga, Georgia, 2lt. After two
days' bard fighting I have driven the ene
my, after a desperate resistance, from sev
eral portion, but lie still confronts im.
The lofw-o ore heavy i both sides, rsiieci-
nlly In officers. We Imvo taken 20 can -
non. nnd 2.200 prisoners.
Signed, llr.AGU.
Ro-secrons lias been heavily reinforced
from "Grant's army.
The Confederate Government has effect
ed ii lone of ono hundred million dollars
from ipartiw in sTruucc, baivd t-a cotton
uow In this counter.
New York. 23d.Money steady Siw.
ling lower, M ' J Gold lower, 0x.'illn? at
-l(i5. elccllulnto 3G, ud cloilajr nt 'iT$i
35.
linrkcr Tlio
Young
Patriot.
nr inTrMra wahd.
I
'No, William llarker, yott cannot baic
my daughter's hand In murrlago until yon
are her eipial In wealth nnd nc!al pnrlilun."
Tho rienkrr wns n haughty old man of
Mime flxty yeans and the perron whom h
addren'd was a line looking young man of
twenty-live.
Wit'h a d arprct the young mnu with
drew from the stately tnn.iit.lon.
II
Six month later tho young matt stood In
the iref nee of the haughty old man.
"What 1 you here again!" angrily cried
tho old man,
'Ay. old man.'' proudly e.xclalmeil Wil
liam lurktr. "I am here, your diiuhlir'
eiiil and yours."
Tho old man' lips rurliil with scorn, A
drrhivc mlle lit up hi' cold feature; when
catting violently iikui tho marble centre
table an cnormou roll or greenback, Wil
liam llniker crle-l
"See! hook on this wealth. And I hare
got tenfold more I Msteu, old man I Von
tpttrnrd me from your nnor. . Hat I did not
ileipalr. 1 ""Viired a contract' lor fuinUb
lug the Army of Iho wllhheW ."
'Ye, yest" eugerly exclaluied the old
man.
' and I bought up nil the dl.ullid
cavalry hoines I could Ibid "
'1 tec I I K'u!" cried thu old man. "And
good beef they make too.'1
"They do! llieydul and the piollls lire
Immni'e."
"I should say so I"
And now, sir. I clatm your daughter'
fair hand I"
"Hoy, hull your. Hut hold! look inn
In thu eye. Thruugh all this bnvu you
beon loyal J'1
"To the enrol" cried William llnrker.
"And'' coiilinuid the old man.' uruyou In
favor or n rigorous protecutiou of the
war."
"I am, I am I"
"Then. boy. lake her I,. Maria, mv child.
come hither. Your WlllUm claim I hie J
Ho happy my children I ami whatever our
lot In I lo may to, Ut m all tujyxirt Ihi dv
tmmfht!"
Ax laroiiTANT Kniitir. In oar tele
gruihli! it-port of the I'retldeul's letter to
I he Sprlnglleld Slas Conuntlou there wus
an important error, upon which C'oiier
bend JvurimU In duperule circiimttitucrs,
Imve lagrrly seized to prove Abraham Lin
coln n ilUunionlut, A portion of our dis
patch which referred to the ways and iiicaus
of nukimr tH-uee read us lollows.-
"The second way Is, to uiie up the
Union, lamugictdlotlin. If you ate,,
you should say so plainly."
Upon Inquiry, e leurn that tbU nan
directly the reverse of what the I'rrsldent
really said. The di.palcli should hair read:
" The second way U to give up tho
Union. urn iiutl tlm. Jf you are,
iay so plainly."
The President ! now. as ever, opposed
toghitig up lie Union. He bus given
abundant evidence that, no mutter what
.may be the opinion of others, he consldrrs
the preservation of the Union as of par
umounl importance," und means lo strike
down everything that stamU lu I lie way of
that cnrnumation. Journals that eipKil
our dispatch fhouM make this correction
ut ona'. Sacramriilo Union.
A geiillemaii, one iicnlii?, was wated
nenralou'ly woman, when the company
around were propodiig conundrums ta each
other. Turning to bl companion. hunaiU:
"Why Is a lady unlike u jiUrorT''
She nave It mi.
"IJecauw" mid the 'rnfio fellow, " mir
ror relied without speaking a lady pi.k
without rifltctlng."
"Very goud," mid she. "Now answer we.
"Why Is a iaaM.'.ii)ke n mirror!"
"1 cannot toll -you,"
"Ilicausu Iho minor Is vduM, tt'.fl man
Uuot!"
Twoikk ami SfiiouK. A few days rinco
Geueal Jtfeado met tho Seerclsiyof tho
Treasury la Wathlnglon. and ou shaking
bands with him, arked, ''Weta you not hero
lu 1K2S-S. and bad you a ktlcct school for
boys? ' lie was aukwereu in too nnirma
tlte by tho Secretary, wheu tho General
uddid, "I was ono of tho Imys lu your
reboot" In 1827-8-9, Mr. Chaw was a
student In tt.o law olllco ot Mr. William
'Wirt. In Washington, and for tho puritoro
of uvfisyli't' his cxpciuc opencu a ciauicai
jtthool.
At Hi'0.o l'osr.-Tluison lirownlow
unnouncea in u letter to the Philadelphia
Pun I hat he will soon Hart a weekly pa
per at ICnoxvllle.Tenn.. lo o called town
low's Knozviltt H'tig and Ktltl VtnUhlor,
Huwiys the yearly subscription will bo two
dollar;, " ami Ibe'first lsu shall bu worth
the money loeiloynl man."
A pious editor in Dixie writes orlem)
tlon of hell. It reads like Iho Journal of
ii tourist through the Sou titer n ,GW.xlcri-cy.
William
An Ki.oo.vr.NT Atokau lliru Is llm
closing paragraph of the admirable ora
tion delivered In Ilosteinon the-ttliof Jul;,
by Oliver Wendell Holme:
Cinr.eni of Huston nnd eliiugliteri of
Vew KugUnd, men and women of tint
North, brother ami shtrrs in the bond nf
the American Union, yim hate uiiio? jnu
the srarred and wiiflt-d soldier who hatu
sbcil llielr blooil for your tettimrul salva
tion. They tore your imtion' iinbli ru
bravely tlitnugh the tiro and sinoki' id tlm
h.illlr field J nay, their uwn Ixlii-s ntv star.
nil wllli bullet wounds and striped with
Iht cuts, as If to murk llnni a tielong
lug lo Ihvlr coiinlry until Hair dust V
conns n portion of the soil which they eh
lendeil. In every Notlbern gniteynnl
slumber tho tlcfims of ibis dislrojing
struggle. .Many whom jnn nitinnher m
children nmldst the clover blossiiins of our
Northern fields, sleep under iiiimelr
iiiounils wllli slrnnge Soiillien wild Hower
blmuiilng over Ibem. liy tln-c wound of
lltiiii; lieriHf, by tlme grates ed fallen
nmrlyi, by tlio linpm of your children oul
tltc clnlnii of your children' children Jrt
imborii. In the name of nnlnigcd hon.ir, In
Iho Interest or vlolalid oveielgnly, Inr IIm
life of an Imperiled nation, lor the Mike vf
lui'li I'trrywneiu nixi our common Humani
ty, Inr the glory of (liil und the advanci'
imnlof His Kingdom on i-nrlli, your i-oiin-trv
calls n non vnu to stund by her thrnogli
good report uml evil report. In triumph and
eleleiil, imlil tho emerge from the great
war of Westiru civilifcition, (JuiHtt nl llm
broud ioiitineiit. urbilrens in too councils
of 1'iirlliV emancipated M-oplrs; unlit thu
llig Ihat fell from Ihe wull of l'l. Sumter
itnats oniv inoro Inviolate, suiremi'. nor
nil Inr niielent Inheritance, every fortrw.
etery iiipilol, every ship, nnd ibis warrinj;
land, once more u utilird nallou."
One o( emr smart Ilmtlmi lawyers wn
surpriwil llm oilier day, by nn old lady en
tering his oflico leading u vicious I m 'kin
voiitb. Kin rnld t
" riepiire, I inllcd to soo If you ttouM
like to lake tbli boy aud make u lawyer of
Idm."
"Tho lioy appear very younj, iiiadmu, '
replleil the lawyer. " lluv old U hu 1"
"Heteiiyriirs.slr,"
" He 1 too young, Hecidedly loo youn.
Have yem no oldrr Imysl"
"Oh, j e-, sir, 1 ham several; hut wu
have cmicludcil lo make farturrs if tberu,
1 told my biiibsud I lliouxht ihU lit I In
leller would make u first rale biwter, ami
so I call.il to sec if you would lulu blm.'
" No madam, lie is tun young yet to
commence Iho sludy of the profession
Hut why do vou think this boy any butter
oilcuuilcd for u lawyer than your other
kous If '
" Whv. vnu see. s r. he w luit seven yes4
M today whin l was only live he'd lio
like all nature, wnen no goi m iw ss. no
was snKy and impudent a any erlller
could be ; nnd now he'll steal everything
hi Jean lay his bands on I And If tliwo
ain't good trulls for a lawyer I am slccUv
ed," Nothing can be gained In rip!cully,
force, precision, dignity, rlevatiou or tin
eitence, by departing from plain, simple,
oalural, unstiltoil MoglUh. Tho most for
cities und eloquent seukers, and tho ben
undentooil, are they who leant dupnrt from
such language. )vtd Urockeli, when lm
came to tho Houe of H-prem-olallvtii in
Wuihlngion. went Into the Berate to henr
ono of Jtiule,! WeUtcr' great speeches', wu
umaxed : ....
" Why," said be, "I tliouclit Mr. Web
ster wui such n great spuiker. Hat he
simke plain I um!tirtood every won."
Mr. Webster had not many lily her com
p'.ImeilU In bis lib thun that.
To I'nomoT Guajk rmia Rati. Ao In
dividual of much practical exierieoeo In
form! iw that grttu elde-r ikpositeil in ami
about the mows of hay and grain will
prove an iffcetual preventative agalnit the
depredations of imco aod rats. Wo have
long known that llw leuvo of tho common
mullen will drlvo rat from their haunts.
'I hero Is somUliing in tlm Plor of Iho
nlant that U disauittog to tho xtUi they
cannot abide it.
" Do you contldcr lager beer lotoxica
ting T"'
" Veil. nh for dat I pant My. I
drinksli feepy or iscexty plasshr a day, and
it never l.urtsh me ; put J don't know Ii6w
it would bo If a wan vash to make a bog
of hlssolf,"
fiK.-ATPn ic)ovnxu.. A frleud In thU
city received u bmlness letter frora a cor
respondent in New York eity. who closer
hi letter thin : ' McPougall is bore. Iin
i$ lumslly drunk about the hulfcli to tho
Itumivif iwro "f Wwlf "j ' u' State.'1
r-Plawadti A'fifff'i StyfufoUB,