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JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY APRIL 9, 1S04.
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The Aviny Is Sleeping. i1t-hiy,n that but for the Snnttarjr Com
The J.veomimr HZIrttt ha a nor tc . mittipn'ii Ixnlge, and comfortable supplies.
MiirtIwldMi,iitilieieom!rt)onJrnt. wlmte fcw t.nhlUhrd nro I for which the rolndcd arc Indebted to the
rrk,ittlivS!Mnik l!II,t , , . , hnrJ worker at home, turn, hnillr hurl.
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i lodee No, 10, A. F. & A, It,
HOLD tbeir rrsnlar comtnanl-
jtlinnt tbi V4m,lay Evenliipi on
W ftfcllns the full tmnft, In Jack-
otoo
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LllECOXCIl AITBll NO. 4,
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totAL AKCH MASONS,
JACKHOS 17.. A'. OltKfJOX,
fflMdlWiflUrce-nmunlcatlnn on the
ITM Mtmnl')" llv "f Itrrjr Jlunlli.
ii. (waarotat Companions In eood
ijjuis. t en!iHy Invited In attrnd.
W.ll. S. IIYDK, II. r.
I. Svs. Pre y (K-cHMT
ll. I Pltrj fpml. nf nnr rnntilrr. Ilrr b-ibii. I "' MHemi nlgllt and lIOT, Willie
.ry iMiiiwr .M j h Nellie It. I'.toti. nnJ thu h only seven- wi,,nK for the "next train."
pirn jeurs old. f the It a tweet a woman) Wc ,uJ on B" average, sixty of tnch
as the It a writer. Nellie will be a prize to mrn Mcl nlK"1 wr three rcki under our
themtn that it fortunate ennnch to eel I MW """eliniej me hundred, sometimes
her for a wife. The following It one of her I ,h,r,r 0,,J wi,h ,,IC "''rlepntlon," and the
piece:
KettTitly.'reto,vMi wealth of thy
ware,
help of other gentlemen volunteer, who all
worked devotedly for tbo men, the whole
thine wtt a prrat tuecew, nnd all of lit
Uimm. r.. r. iuimixu
JACOBS. &. RUSSELL.
IrrOHNKYS AMI COUNSELORS
trig XSJV XiA"OC,
evnsoucnx)RS IN chanckuy.
JjllTtflJtriM.K, OnWMIV,
Offlff nipiMltr ll.r Court llnuir.
Th'iiif eiRtimtiel to lli'lr curt1 "III
pmmitlr tlteiMl.il to. July St. fii.
B. F. DOWELL,
kTTOKNEY AT LAW,
Jackiinvii.u:, Oni:oox.
imctlce In all the Court or the Third
lral DIttrlel, tbeSuiircme Crt f Orc-
luJ in l rrka, Cl. W trbcrlp pn.tnpt-
MCt. IB.
&rlnl.
J. OASTON,
(tvmaur u IUd A Utm)
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
itcuoKnu.c, Oukjok.
1fTOlitt(i:tlon riven 1f ro11:tloff
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CEOROE a DORR1S,
KOTARY 13U13LIC
roKVAcxsoy county.
0SitliaF Howell. Km.
i. S.HOWARD,
rEVLTOR k CIVJL KNGLViER.
JhXS1IXX OltKkOK.
- nmr lie Soatk end of Oregon
Innmij. Z. lfCt
PETER BRITT,
riietosmjihlc Artlvt,
'wT"to tnke plcturef lu evirr tyle
1 Krt,lllil the lute Iwpmvtteutt.
' I'Ktqret da nt ghe w.tWnctlnn. no
vtnulllU-iUAd. Cull ct 1,1. iii-wCil.
ifttWII, nctralne hk v'cturet, and
r jDninrnr.
, 0. W. Q R E E R,
1'HYSICU.V AMI SURGKO.V,
Jiskienville. Orccon.
rIwfr Eiprent b'tloon an Kj-an,
. Jtofmu A 0."n Store
LSxnu- S.Sr.
SACHS BRO'S
NlOLESALi: AND HKTAJI.
DEALERS IX
cvkral mj:ucaiindise,
Jtaaoxviu.is, Octcox.
BRANCH STORE.
ttqIX.j?) R EGON.
DUCA.N & WALli
AND C0MMISSW5
MERCHANTS,
rUHB, o,,,.. Proll, & p,trceU,
C8ESOJST CITY, C'AL.
Ili!,ne ,0 ,he Kwelvlns and Tor
' rdlne nf nil na. ... a .'
w.witbpromptncwnnd dl.ntdii.
Fiinenl t.lieit4. JK-rchandims re
??"' City Arll 1 1 . a Hn. b 5
iltwl'Wlvwrf outll IhefrelKht
Ttlie Trai.Hi.-JTr..i.ii
! Twrr nn ."... il. rr r..
4t u?w two ya from thltdate,
And huh the proud rotr of thy billow, i ctn t help being thankful e had n there,
That herd not the uYtd, who, In tattle won , hnncrrr tmall, in making It to. Sixteen
Rrare, . tlmuMiid coo.l menh were elvcn ! Imnilreilt
Shrping tound on their cold earthly pll-.pf men krpt tlirouah the day. and tweho
lw'5 jliiindrrd theltrrcil at nlcht, their wound
And quiet the cddle thnt circle atrl foam 1,11, their turner ntxl hrrakfrtft tecured.
rebel and til. You will not, 1 am turc,
regret that tbetc most wrvlehnl men, thete
eneniiet," tick and in priion. wire liel1 1
Innocent enough for onu of our own New
England hoy. I could not think of htm
u reliel he waa too hear heaven for
thnt. lie wauled mithitifr; had not been
wtlllne to eat for day, hi comrade ald
but I coaxed him to try a little milk gruel,
ni.i.ld nicely with It man nml brnmly. and
one of thcMtltfactloniofour Ihree wcekt
It the remembrance of the empty cup I took
nway aflerwurd, and hit ierlect enjoyment
of that tupper. "It wai to good : the bett
ihlriit hehti! had ttned he was wounded,''
and he thaiikril ma to much, and talked
about bit "good tupper for" hour.
Poor crrnture. he luul no care, and It wnt
n turprlrc and pleasure to llud hlmelf
Ihought of; to. in a pleated, childlike
wuy. he talked about it (ill midnight, the
attendant told me, nt king in ho tpoku ot
anything, for nt midnight thechange came,
nnd fuHii that time he only thought of the
old day before ho wai a toldier, whrii bu
And Ihry tparklo like eyei that are et
nlth trar.
While their ttlll, holy watch they are
kerplng
A watch they're kept manya thouand yeart,
0rr many an army tleeplo.
The army I tleeplng ! and iweet rtrknt
trim
lty the pillow of many a Uepr
rlrer.
and cared, thrnnch your tupptiet. thnneli ' wng hymm In hit fulhei't church. lie
! certainly they neic not in your nilndt wln i Mug them now again, in a clear, rct
iiii.i the tent, to find him tlidlug out of our
care.
AH iliy long we watched him. tome
limit fighting hit bttllet over, oflcner, ting,
ing hit Lutheran chanlt, till In ul the ti-ul
door, cloto to which he lay, looked n rebel
toMlcr,jiil arrived with our prliiiiicm.
He ttarleil when ho taw the Lieutenant,
and iiuWily kneeling down by htm, culled
f Ifiiry 1 Ileuryt" Hut Jlinry wa look
ing nt touifl one n great way o(T. nnd could
nut hear him. "Do you know llilt toldier ?'
e tnld. "Oh, yet, ma'am ; cud hit broth
ir it wounded tuid a (iriioner, too, in the
cart, now.- Two or threo men ttorlcd nf.
AYberr the bought of the ulllowt are
weeping.
And make thy wild ripple more quietly
roam
Oh, buh! for the army it tleeplng!
iLeormy itne-pinp tiie Riorioii mi iyo pckul your b.irnlt and bnxet. The voice. "IokI have nwrey upon me," and
Ha. wnk Trom lift pathway diurnal, clothing we rcKrvet) for our own men, ex- then, tongt wiihout wurd'i-o tort .f low
. , . , " ' 'ici'pt now and Ihen. n thlrwlng reln-l nerd-. intoning, lift father wat n Lutheran
. uiiiv iih , I...H1. iinnni. I ., , f ,, ,1,.,. tanM.u.M m.I LL..H.-M.M I.. CahiI. 0..l!.. .....!. f
no distinction. It n cnriiut to trc .lu-lt told In the morning, when we went
among cur workrrt at the Imlge, the dit
guit and horror Ml for rebel, giving place
to the klndctt feeling for wounded men.
Among our woundi'd toldirrt. one nlghl,
eame au elderly nun, tick, wounded and era
ir, tinging and talking about home. W'e
did what e could fur hliu.and pleated him
Saeet ritien that Deeer may gladden hit KfMtly with a prctcnl of a red flannel llilrt,
eye, j drawer, and red calico drettme ponn, all
For war it pltllett reaper. . f which he needed, and in which bedrrwd
The camp hat the nulnleu appearance of .himself up, and then wrote a letter to hit
drain. J wife, made it into a little book, with glng.
In tot light of reh bripht eonnMIatlou; ham covert, and gave it to one of the gen-
The toldirrt tleri on, and their .Umbering ttmca lo mj tor lIm. llje Kxl motnU)g
, .'irt. . , , . . j he wot tent on with the companr fcow tl
., ,u. um, . ralRUly n.u.n. ( Jjaiget nj ,,mt mn,nff ,wo iwJ mcmn rf ,)In)( h)Md mi wmI La,f nrfM tAm
Tbo army it tleeplng ! an5 under the tod, . cume Into our camp, hit wlfo nnd fitter from the cur to our teat. "Henry1 did
v....-,, wur.u cmuauKmcDu, on.,wiio.iurruuoo irom tneir Home to meet not know him though ;and he threw hun-
liwi, arriving juit too Utc IVrtuntlely .tclMown ly Id tide on thettraw. and for
the rett of the day lay In a tort of apathy,
.,ta l.u. ....l.f. u .. it
AudfarlulheXorth.iu lk lV.t n.1 .- ' ' " . "' " """ -- . -m.iih ,a.-BaiiW, cjoh 10 awure llWSCIf
that he could tiny will (1L3 brother, with.
out the rltk of being tc(uratcl from hit M
low.prkincrt.
Aii there the brothers lay, and there
we itrangcra rat litteulag to the strong,
clear voice, ttnglng "Lord Imve mercy up
on me." The Ird JiikI mercy, nnd at Mm
ret I put ny liutid o the lieutenant' heart
to find it Mill. All night Ik brother lay
close agatnit die t-bffln, and lu (ho mornkig
wentawuy with hit comraden, leaving utto
bury Henry, having "corIetcc," but Cett,
tliQiiklng ut for what u lMdlonc,and giv
ing all that he hud to thor lilt gratitude,
the palmetto ornament from his brother'
up and h bultofi from ils eout. J)r. V'
read the burial tcrvk.i tiiut morning ait the
grave, ond wrote kit name on the lit
tle headboaid : "Lieut. IlauIi,14tb Reg
loieot, South Carolina YoU."
Ar 1 army ir ,1eepBg, a U lg. long rleep. , we bad the irteer little gingham book lo lh
The nnrtrumtK-t tballbrtnV tea n never: n-.ir- 11 1 11 ,
.,.,,, J ,i. , .l ,. . . .. 1 W'Stify him by, and whcti tome one laid, w 1
Aud rurlulhu .North, lu the Uit and the ,,.,., .. , . , . .
y- ft I "It w the man, you know who t crcotaed to," tin
The
In bowrt now Vreft, tbere are weeping I tk Kor wi'c ccr,uIn ubout ,,,B,
je onet tliey loved divert, and foudent and 1Iti haJ bccn crazJp More l,,e wr
not tor two ycarr, now, tne raid.
)t.
For tkiree who 'orever are tleeplng.
Turn, rlvei.obl rull a grand requiem out
(or the mult or our uuMe drpartnl,
but
He had
been fretting for house tlnee he rt hurt,
.and n Inn Ibe doctor tM him tltore wai no
'chance ni hit being Ktt there, he kM licurl,
Letltfallltte.peopVt wild Irluaphlne ", ' o ana carry
ti,n., "'hWnnway. J t teemed nltoojt hopelrtt for
To the hTj nT the broken-hetrted: 'wu "'" won'rJ who had never been out
Cive the will of a l.ackcl fur those r. ho are of t,,tIr own "t,,c town, to tucceeJ m find-
not, I ig a toldier among to many, tent in to
Like thart where those inournurt are weep- many diiTerent directtonc, iut we helped
"Rt Uhem at we could, and Hurled them 011 their
And lift up by proud voice for freedom 'journey the text morning, -buck on their
and night ! lr,c( t0 UK ,)(.r conHnoc MDSe 0I1(j ynl).
Then busk t for the army it rteeplnp I I krt pr WiIfce of ..ue.iiooinr. A week after
Ob, God J Me the sleeper and leep them ' Mrt. IuJ a letter fall of gratitude,
with care I and tuying tfiat the husband wua found and
Through tblt time of ourtountry' great ) tecured fur home.
torrow,
And rouke up their brave Veartt for Union
to dare,
When IroifMct may come on the morrow.
May that baunur in liberty wae.
In which ttlue own lurow are keeping j
That tcme night we had in our 1cnl.
two father, wiili their wounded tout, uikI
a nice old German mother wirh iier boy.
She had coue In from Witeentln, und
brought with her a patchwork bed ouilt
Watch over the free, aud the t rue, aud the I for l,er $on' MfSklDK '' ,n,K,'t have ot hit
brave
'Neath ltt bright fold quietly tleeplug !
Scenes ufter the Jiuttle.
Among all tbetkelchea that we Imve seen
blaukel, and there be luld, all covered up Seven mile in u dlruct line up thlt crttk
In hit quilt, looking bo home like, and feel-10' Cfleen following it .course, was locuted
ing to, ioo, no uouoi, wmi mi gxl Old wamuro, me ri milsslonary station e-
mother ot his tide. She seemed bright and tnblished by tbo Amcricun Jlonrd among
happy, Lad three sont ia the army one had ! beChirokielIndlans in 1817. In thin re
glon till tribo held a territory of 12,000
tquure rnlleg, or H.000,000 million uores,
guarranleedlo them by the United Stent.
wniie wticg ner tea irow a barrel head at i-vo-inirtH or which lay in Ocorgln.
table, the-wld, "Indtd, ifchewas c man.pfaluard was eltuuted on the west tide-oi
sue u ue a cornier too, rigct olf." (ue creou,
from the Dells of battle, we have read none I been killed, this one wounded, yet the wt
with more tender interests than the record so pleased with the tentt. and llw care the
of the labon-of two women In the service of saw tt&ou there with the soldier, thut
tiic aanttary v'omir.iasion ut Kiettytburg.
It ia publitbed in the tract form by Ran
dolph under the title of "What we did ot
(jettysburg, ' AS e mdke some extracts : OUte one afternoon tot late for the cars tWge of land now called Missionary Rldae,
"For this temporary sheltering of nil a train -of nmhuUncH; arrived at ourlJoul-lleta from Ibe clrcumslaneo .thatilhc
theso woundefl mea, Government could I Lodge, with over one hundred rebel, to be. "ihwtonary station was In tbat rtie'gbbor
make no provisions. There wot nothing 'cared for through the tight. Ooly one hood. The station comprised a furm of
for them jf too late for the cars, except the I among tlm seemed too weak nnd fui'nt 'to 45 acres, which was cultivated by (he inlt.
0en fields and hunger, lo preparation for ' take onythlcg. He was (badly brt and slon in order to introduce umon- the In
their fatiguing journey. It is expected failing. I went to him niter bis wound -hin habiu of industry and of"civllized
whenhecar8 ore ready tLat lbs men will -waa dressed, and fuund him lying on his life. Lookout Mountain is seven miles due
be promptly sent to meet them, ond Gov. .-blanket Urotched over the straw a fair , t from JUralnard. From its aummlt a
crumcut cannot provide for mUtakes an!;liaired, bluwycd ng lieutenant; a face magnifk kudicape is open to view ex.
tmdingovcr tho tui rounding country nnd
even to the Uluo Rldgc.
This was the Chcrokces' favorite hunting
ground. Over It the Stnto of Georgia ex
tended her law, nml imprisoned the ruin
sloimr.es who rcfusrd to tul.u the oath of
allegiance to them. 1'ho United Stater,
alto took thu 58,000,000 ncres of innd,
paying them only the sum 000,000, nnd
removing them beyond the Mli-ikiipp'.
The injustice und differing ntlciulhjr their
remoral it little known to the prefen, gen
eration. The mtttionnrits wi!ro dragged
from their flrld of Inbor by armed toldier
of Ihc Slnto of Georgia, IrratiM with in
dignitf, and luimured In the penltiullary
for n year nnd four inuntht. In the men,
lime the limls of Iho ChtrokiT were ur
veyed nod divided iulo farms of 1 10 ncres
end:, nnd dlttributcii by n lottery umong
the inhabitant of the Stutc; counties
wero orgnntxitl, muglttrntes nppo'f ted nnd
court held, nnd llw number of white who
crondc.1 Into tho territory exceidiil that of
tho Iiidiant. They were men who took
every menns to draw tbo indium Into Id
tempernnce and drbnuchery. When thu
lime for removal, by 11 trty negotiated
by n portion of thu chief, cume, families
wero taken from tlwlr home nnd farmt
lenvlng their furniture nnd their iloek,un'l
mnrcl.ed tinder strong guar.li lo camps 'tc
leeliil os tlurtlng placet; uud such wero
Iho hardships nf (ho Journey to their new
homes that one-fourth of the nation die J
on the wny.
It is strange Itui Ood should visit the
Iniquities of the father upou tho children
in tills tcry region where touch injn.
tlco und wrong wnt inllicti'd on a jm-ot.Io
who hud been ever firm Irlemls or Iho whltu
men, nnd who were laying aside tho pur
'ullR of tho chose, nnd last' becoming s.
civilized and Chrlstiun people J Vrwoif
Chicjiiite.
A N'AnMJM. Jumes Gilbert Jenkins,
a murderer of eighteen men, was recently
hung at Nop City. Ho wo only twenty,
nine pears of age, and his confection re,
veal a horrible oirecr of robbery und mur
der. After Culshtuir LU story he sou:
" I hopo all may tuke warning by me,
and never allow themselves to bo led as
tray, neither by man nor woman, I hope
ull parents of -children may rndeuvnr to
mite -them up right, und not nllow them
In ruu in bad company. Send them to
shool und to church that they may learn to
be good, honest nnd upright. Leuru them
to do by others us they wish to bo done
by. 1 hope- all you young men uud boy
may take warning by inu, .and liuil a dif
ferent lifts than J huro led. Nuver ullow
any jiersnns to lead -you uttruy, but always
go into good company. Shun ull gamblcM
and gambling, whisky-drinkers und whisky..
Irinklng, horfe-racers uud horw-rwing,
iauce-house, and ull other placet -of slinU
lur ehitrtcler. Had it not Ik-cii for suli
inlluenceA as these, I should have bcun 11
better man. I nwer commlttid atirimo
uulesa I was In wh'4ky, and I do not be
lieve there ia onu nau In a hundred can go
out? 'kill another one unless bo dins i whisky
Milm. That whisky 1 drutlk tho morning
Ufore I shot Mr. O'lirlen wuu what causol
mo to do it -wheal did, and in so careless
n manner. Ii might liavo Bliot him on bun
duy, when ho was up in the canon, and
rolled some tunas down on htm, and no.
body could Imve found him, but I didn't
Imvu any whisky In me then, I tell you
whisky -causes more crime limn anything
else, and I warn all ugalwtt it. I want to
On the same is situated (boWto "U the good I cull. 1U awful to thluk
of .the crimes ( have committed.
Mr, Jenkins here puused a inoiaut as If
trying to overcome tho emotion that moved
hlrn, but he could nut do lit tho tears be
gun to flow, ho conld ay no more, but
buried his face In his bunds, aud sobbed
like a child. He afterwards quite fre
quently talked in the tamo manner; tut
tho above contains the luinorl of what ha
said.
Mimionaky Uukjk. Clilokuinouga com.
prebend a considerable district i-Meudlng
up mid doT.nj creek of tlwt .name, which
empties tato the Tcwkc Rtvir, near
(,'iialUticHiga, running northwest course.
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