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THE OREGON SENTINEL.
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gfpER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1SGG.
VOL. XI. NO. a
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i no. lV-Jncltstinvlllc lattice
SAcTitilir mcctliiRii on every
xJJoTfB fSnlurdny eventna at tlic
sTUi)W Odd Fellows' Unit.
r-,ihnriTn eood standing nrc Invltcil I
SSSS NEWMAN flISIlBR, N. 0.
ltoBtDcASf.n.8eo'y.
M. Sutton., Win. flay nnd
Hr.r
Tru'tcci,
s. J. iny.
ffarrcn Lodoo No, 10, A. F. & A. M.
HOLD ttielr regular communl-
Jtreatlons tlio Wednesday Evenings on
yor preceding ttic lull moon, In jack.
C V SAVA(ir..Sce'y.
"" ORANGE JACOBS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT Xj.A."77
AKP SOLICITOR IN 01IANGF.RY,
.UnoxnM.K, OnKoo.f,
Omrc nWllt- tlir Court llmtar.
ill tn-lnes commuted to my care will
m pTroitlytUiiilwI jo. Jiify2t),i.
B. F. DOVVELL,
AT XjWST,
jACKoxviu.n,OnKoox.
mi .mIko In nil the Court" of tlio Tlilrd
ji Ut District, tUe Supremo Court of Ore
S"a in Yreku.Cal. War Scrip prompt-
coll.-ctcd. "EL1?:-
T.T. CABANJSS, M. D.
-WILL 1'IIACTICT.-
Mcdicino &. Surgory
h Jacks m and oillotutog counties. Res
i!;ccc In Jacksonville.
TAKE 3VOTICK!
THE STEAMSHIP. DEL NORTE
1 T.I il Horn San rniicbco lor (-refect
City on the I
Otu da SOtXa. ' month.
rcrfrtlpht or passage Inquire of Jew
.. .. . ... -...... ..I I.V.itil ntul .litPl.'. '
U.lwiay rtCCIH, cuirn.1 ui -..-
K3 iirt. in Fruncbco.
HL'OAS WALL. Agent;
Crescent City, Cat.
Crfcent City May 2M, 'na. Ji?inB
J. 3. HOWARD,
5UEYEV0R i". CIVIL ENGINEER,
Jackin'vim.i: Oiiwius,
TIIK OllKHOX SKNTIXKh. ages, can tnkc possession, too, of English
IWM KVEnvTlTCnDiT MOIIMNO. ' hCMl, nml lhftt " ftllJ JU!t,CC Mn l,C
'forgotten by English officers ns thoroughly
ji. I-. instt I.ii.,, rrotirictor. 'ns bj the Indian or the Cossock."
SenscnircioN For One year, In adrnnce,
1'our Dollar ; If paid within the first fix
month of the year, live dollars ; if not paid
until tlio expiration of the yenr, six dollar.
AiiVKiiTisi.Nd One square (10 tines or
le), flrct Insertion, Three Dollars: cacti
suWqnent Insertion, One Dollar. A dis
count of llfty percent will ho made to those
who ndvcrtNc by thcycar.
S- I-pil TrnJrr. trrrhnl nt rurrrnt rnlri.
Castles.
nr t. n. Aijiiiiiit.
the South end of Orrwon
Jummry, '.', lhBI
Keiikasc near
OGcc at Ids residence on Oregon troft
DR. L.S.THOMPSON
PHYSICIAN AND SUKUKON,
JArKIO.NVILLE, OllEDON,
Cu be fouud cither at the City Drug; Store,
;t tit residence, one door below tlic Kx-
rwt Uflice. nrcnared to give prompt ut-
W.ioa to thoie requiring lilt services.
Jsckaonvillc, Sept. 3Ut. (lcri!lf
PETER BRITT.
l'HOTOG R Al'll 1C ARTIST , M ttC Dre not told
There Is a picture In my bratn
That only fades to cone again:
The sunlight through a vail ofrntn,
To leeward gilding
A narrow stretch of brown sca-tand;
A light limne half n league from laud;
And two young lovu hand In hand
A-caitlc-bullding.
Upon the buddrd npdc-trccs
The roblus sing by tnos and threes,
And even at the fnlnleft lircczc
Down drops n btotsom;
And ever would that lover be
The wind tLat robs the bnrgcomd tree,
Aud lilts the toft tress dalntl y
Ou Deauty's bocom.
Ah, graybeurd, what n liappy thing
It wa. wbtn life wn in Its spring.
To peep through Lore's betrothal rlrg
At Fields Illyslan,
To move and breathe In maglo nlr,
To think that nil tlmtmuu It fair I
Ah, rie young mouth unit golden hair,
Thou pretty vlilon !
Well, well I think not on theie two,
Hut the old wound breaks out anew,
And the (dd dream, as If 'twere true,
Jn my heart netlv;
Tlwu tears conic welling to my eyef,
For yonder, all In satutly guttc,
As 'twere, a dead woman lies
Upon th treaties I
ktA L.uuk of Di'lltuicf."
It Is slutcd ou good uulhority, tlmt are
cord lias been kept In Watlilngtou of the
uumbcr of persons, Mexicau citlum and
patriots, who have bitu cxicutcd In Mexi
co, by Kiiteuce of court martial, since the
French apostles of clrlHzallvu vctcrcd the
country, mid that the opgrrgalo Is ujiword
ol 7,000. Wlmt proportion ol lln wire
murdcrrd under the iiilomous decree of
I Muxlmillian, to which wc lust wnk ullud-
Contrast the conduct
it ntKi'Aur.n
KITAlCi: I'lCTllir.H
ix i:vi:iiv hrvi.n
OF TH I. ART,
WJTM ALL Til H
LATKIMl'ROVKMKNTS.
I' Pictures do not gho tatUfuctlun, no
AujKt w ill be made. Call nt liU new Cub
mj. oa thv lull, examine bin picture, nud
t for jour likeness.
of tboc Gallic CLrlstlatie and clvilims
with that observed by our Uorcruwtiit
during the late wur. Trobubly, not over
u dozen persons wcro rxa-uttd during lt8UgoInsl all enemies, whether foreign or do
Only, wc never heard of nn Indian or
Cossack who hung men for regarding them
with n "look of defiance I ' fYmit Utht't
ll'ttUy.
Klt'ctioii lmv.
An Act to prevent fraudulent nnd Illegal
voting, nnd to repeal certain laws In
conflict therewith.
Ik it emitted by the Legitlathc AuimUy
of the State of Oregon'.
Sccrtox 1. That at nil general nud spe
cial elections held In this State, It shall be
the duty of Uic Judges nf snch election to
administer the following oath to any per
son offering his otc, unless the person so
offering to vote Is known to one or more
of said judges to possess the qualifications
therein ret forth, viz:
Von, , do solemnly swear (or affirm)
that yon arc n citizen of the United States,
vscnty-otio years of age, nnd Imvc resided
In the State of Oregon six months Imme
diately preceding this election, and ninety
days In the district and county Immediate
ly preceding the election, nnd you know of
no lawful dirqualilkatlon that you posicn;
and that yon will support the Constitution
and laws of the United Stales, nnd the
government of the United States against
all enemies, whether foreign or domestic,
and will bear true fultb, allegiance and
loyally lo the snmc, any ordinance, resolu
tion or law of any State convention or leg.
Islaturc to the contrary notwithstanding;
and that you have not voted In any other
county or prccint nt this election. So
help you Qod. If an nflirmatlon, the
words, "under tho pains und penalties of
perjury," shall be added, Jn case the ap
plicant Is ol foreign birth, snd the fore
going oulli Is not applicable, the following
oath, In lieu of the foregoing, shall be ad
ministered: You do solemnly swear that you arc
twenty-one years of nge, nnd have n shied
In the United Slutes one year, and In the
Stale of Oregon during the six months Im
mediately preceding this election, nud have
declared your Intention to become u citi
zen of the LTnltcd States, ono year preced
ing this election, conformably to tho laws
of the United States on the subject of nat
uralization, nnd have bona fidvly resided
In the county and district ninety days next
preceding this election, nnd that you know
of i: lawful disqualification that you pos
sfis; nnd that you will support the Consti
tution and laws of the United States, and
the government of the United States
phlcts shall be returned with the poll,
books, to the county clerk, to be ucd con
tinuously for the same purpose.
Skc. . An net cnlliled nc net to pre
vent those who have engaged In the rebel
lion, or Imvc ntdeil therein, from voting,
approved October 21, 18fil,nnd section 4
Mexico.
Tiik Skviiku Our rvndcm Imvo all
heard the story of soaping the clergyman'
lie following extract, arc taken from t,n I0r nt ,,, ,nwt, M mt' whfl
the leader in tho London I, mo, o Dec. 3d, ( hc wcnl , w), conRrfKnlton , ,
nud show that tho Interference of Irnncc . ... ...... u. i.i,..
Is not popular In F.uropc :
Iu splta of nil tho effott of the Kmpcr-
of act entitled an net requiring the oath of ZveZ I U U
allegiance In certain earn , approved Oct. iU , ItepuW,Cf M
"V o' wi J r , , ' f WA I" I overthrown, h very far
Skc. 8. herca, tho laws now In (lfftj
forco nrc Inefficient In preventing frnudu- , ' .
IJIhl nh.l IllAjBial Htf A I I. ..(.!(
.. ,mhu, vh.uk, Bm,B( : prnmc, 0cncra, Qrftnl ,, onco moro nlcJ o
gom rrquirra guco FAicgnarus, mis nci
shall take effect nnd be In forco from nnd
after its approval by tho Governor.
Approved, December 10, 1EC5.
-Tho Oold
A SciKXTiric St.san.ARmv
Hill iVnrjsays:
artificial pond sr.mc two nnd n half miles Ufaln, and yet no one has tho slightest Idcn
have expressed his oplntou that the Mexi
can Empire cannot last. ThU Is sold to
have been done In reply to n ipccch of a
Mr. Ikkman made nt the Uulon league
Club, nt,d cxprcsjingsympithy with McxI.
co nnd belief In her coming deliverance-
The general fa ling In America Is In this
I uu ui,n iiiu r'ii avail' i mib uivtim
clergymen, ana now nc cxcimmcu :
"ltrethrcn, I bate served tho lord thirty
years, and In this llnx havo never uttered
n profane word, but I'll be d d If j
can't whip tho man that put that soap In
this horn."
Our readers, wc say, hare nil heard this
but have, perhaps, never licard tho seqacl
as it was given to ut by si gentleman pres
ent. Some two day! niter, i tall, swarthy,
vlllalnoiu looking desperndo strolled on
the ground and leaning agalntt ft tree, lis
tening tonn eloipicnlexhorlatlon lo rccnl
which was being made by Iho preacher.
After n while he became Inttrcsled, nlTect-
.1 M..1 il.At Int 1mj at irtnl am llirt nnvliltll
" . , ... .. .. 11J. mill IIIV.J1 lllitliik: i cult uu titv MiMtviii
north ol Virginia, which Is supplied by a o. nquarm w. ,. trance, nor ut .,,,,,,, cemmcncc,i BroanIB ,,e very
pnrc spring. A few days since, hc gather-' m " I" ' " ,lm.1 ft ' bltternMs of his sorrow. The clergyman
etl his first crop of Ice for next scaionVsnp ""' ",u ".,;;., , L, , i n , wn,,c,, ,,own B",, nttcntplcal to console him
ply. Till operation li performed by com. ' ou ,u" "" ,"" "" "'"'" """"
mencingat one side of the pond, sawing '"fiu,zc UlC Mlcan hmplrc,l ghesn
the lee Into blocks about two feci square ' lw "fl1, ,0 l,hc UcPub lo "V, ?
and dragging these blocks across the re-' !? ,,a,l' 0,,1 ,0 0ri,0,,c!' ' '""
malninj; Ice to the other side, where It I,' " ,0 ?' ' " American
loaded on the wagon. The pond was' In crvcn,,0 '; Pcc, bra.iecmay.by
cleaned In this manner of the first coat or nla&on',,, continual sacrifico of mc.u.nd
Ice. which wasnboutnfootln thickness, ",onc-' hP ,0 M'lre on U Jgf bul
and nil Impurities, such as floating chips ' " iupprtw rtthUncc would to all ...pear.
.ndl.rn.l..Bn.lr.n rvrrr mrtlri. f IrV ' . rf,lltO I jwmilicnl presCUCOofn
- i .. .i... .i'.J i. .i. . ' cOntlderable
ntlU ItlNUtLII, PU 1IJIU I1IV IllAl VIU1IIHIII
be clear nnd pure. The few cold days
following started the new crop, nnd before
It was nn Inch In thlcknrsa n singular np
pcarancc of clear nnd distinct lines was
discovered, extending over the entire sur
face of tho pond. These lines bear the
same rescmuianco to the ice tlmt the "wn
French force. Willi the
great nnd successful Republic of the Uni
ted States clotc by, always objecting to
monarchical government, nnd perctually
circulating republican Ideas, wo may bo
certain that the moment external force was
removed fresh resistance would begin, and
Maximilian can only hoc to enjoy that
, ,,, , ...i. sourclgnly which Is said lo be so ugrcvii-
ter marks on writing-paper bear to the ,,.,,',,., ,, , . ,
,,' ', f ii. t be toh ninb tioiu wife, Just so long ns
paper. I hey apparently have fo owed , , . ' . , , ..
, ' . ' , , , i t i the French iieop e will consent lo sec tho
tlin rvnpt rnnrcA rlilrli llirt maw IhhV In '
livta of their countrymen sacrificed In a
i qtiarnl iu which they havo not one partlclo
of concern.
I
i It Is evident that the Americans bavc
the exact course which tho saw took In
cutting the former crop Into blocks ; fo the
whole surface Is marked off In regular
squares. This Is the most singular freak
wc have ever heard charged to Jack Frott.
I'll a ivnrl.'mitM r.nt tltm nnvflr tntt tuMi nn
occurrence before. Ui ome learned ... , ' ,0 "' ,,' '1'f' ln. with nruu
.-.. :.. ,..in.itn,. t n. ,. "' money to prolong the contctt, and It
L . mutt wear out the iiitlenco of Frniicc. If
Tub AittiiM ok LYiwrK. According the French Uovrrnincnt wtro bullied on
to a calculation made by a writer In the ilm mKjrct. the national spirit would be
"Journal of the Statistical Society" of1 routed ; but If no such pasulons arc excited
I'arls, the total nominal strength of the ' the force nf public opinion mutt ultimately
armies ol Europe Is l,7.1.'i,762 mm ; or,1 Induco the Kmjxror to leave Mexico nluno.
for a population of 372,000.000, one tol-' The grcatett blunder he has made was In
tiler to ubout 75 Inhabitants. At the! meddling with Hint dU-nt und difficult
minimum cott of COOf. per man, the total ' country, and ho knows that bis Mexican
amount would lie 2,8I!,ir,9,'J00r. Were1 war It tlic most unpopular errond on which
this force reduced by one half, the lludgels his (root can be dispatched.
might be al'o reduced by 1 ,100.000.0001,
DR. A. B. OVERBECK.
It Uterbvck would nuunuiico to tho clt-
wliole course, nnd these, like Wirx, Ftrgu
son, und others, only oftir n fulr triul, nud
because they bud outragid tie roles ol
war.
The bloody and savage inonner iu which
the French conduct wur, is only parallihd
by the maimer practiced by the Engliih.
We a remember me eimuuiring, um
nuunuiico to tuo cii . . ... . .... ,.,,.i ...in.
tcf Jackton county und viclulty, that partly justineu nirocm, wuu "
tu rcturnvd to Jackou 111c und muiiivd tho lupprtsslon of the bvpoy uiuuny, wueu
U practice of medicine. Ho will nlwayt i ,. . ,,lfn' ere blown away from the
kwi nt his uld stand, thu Ovcrbwkpine "lfD wcrc ."' ,.VBWrv
Hpiul, utiles nb.iit prolVwIou muzzles or cannou. Ihc same saogery
tlUuiattt. He would ruhpectfully tollclliiag characterized the recent local out-
!"" uf furnu;r l"t"'c brcnj. iu Jawacia, where over two thous
and men nrfa womcu huvc been summarily
'" wx " KAI1"0' hung, under court martial ecuIcucm, be-
MIX & FARGO, i side many others flogged nud linprlslouid.
AT10HNKYS AND COUNSELLORS i Wg rcad n luc jonwcn Standard, tbat or
r. . wV tiP -A'7Vr.',. ! about fifty of the alleged Insurrectionists
"xluWaiaa, Wabiiimiton Tnr.isiTonv,' , ' , , . ,,.. OI1iv iwnntv
nr , , who were caught in one uo), onij intniy
U.r.uTcr waiiK r.xciiangc, .uuiu . . av0 i,, n any way im
fclrrtl. wil nructice Iu ull the Courts wire 8U.own . ua " , L ,.?. ..
plicated, nnu wcro comuumu iu, ..
court martini. As regarus mc muu.uuw,
iFFICEover Dank Exchange, Main
fclntl. will tiructicn In ull tin' L'uurtS
"lie Firtl Judicial District, ulso the Su
iTi tourl' Collections promptly at
kmu to. All businctj entrusted to our
y H1 receiTc prompt attention, julltf.
S. B. FARGO,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Walla W'mxx, W. T
WiilUkt acknowledgments of deeds Fro
I ;(l' aid deeds made out at short no
Md Mknowlwlgid. JucStr
Dissolution IVotico.
'Vlft Uwlcrali-iil tmo O.lu lnv will,.
f drawn from the firm of Thompson ic
Vj ','Bd wi" continue Uio prucllco of
J.rt ".. hurKwy nnd Obstetrics, in
tt. ?'!lle acd vicinity, nnd solicits a
roi the patronage. Office nt his rcsi-
the old Murry Hoeinatead.
r. , T.L. DAVIS.
.U3tb, lgct dccl7tf
"KGlLAll DISPATCH LINK
llet ween
UJ FEANCDjCO and UMPQUA.
PlIE following nuw aud tlrst-claw vcssuIh
l run regularly lu tho nbovo Hue.
2fc ))'l lluR- Hugbt. Master.
B,hoyo Au? MmIWi
.!T '"I'lor Inducements to .hip-
Ripply to C8n' 1,,0r lrolK,,t ur
SIIIMI x- wiMmi-n
j4' Steuart St., San FiuiicUco.
mestlc, nnd will bear true fullh, ntlcglance
and loyalty to the same, any ordinance,
resolution or law of any State couveutlon
or legislature to the contrary notwithstand
ing; aud that you have not voted In any
other couuty, district or precinct nt this
election. So help you God. (Or if an
afllrmatlon to conclude as In the Grist oath.)
Skc 2. That lu case the applicant on
ly wishes to vote for presidential electors
or members of congress, so much of the
oaths as refers to ninety days' residence in
district nnd county may bo omitted.
Sec. 3. If ony person applying to vote,
is challenged by n lawful voter, the Judges
of election tlull administer one or the tore
going oaths or affirmations to the said ap
plicant, before he shall bo allowed to vote.
Pre t. The afonsald oaths shall be
administered orally.
Skc. 5. II auy person or jicrsons shall,
bv menace, threat
armed or unarmed, Intimidate or prevent
No consolation ho was too grtnt n
sinner, he said. No, ho was loo wicked
there wat no merry for such ns be.
"Why, wlml crlmo havo you commit
ted J" said tho preacher. "Have you Ixxn
guilty or theft !"
"0, worse than that I"
"What, havo yon by vlotcnco robbed
feinttc Innocence or its virtue t"
1 Worse than that I 0, worso than
that 1"
"Murder!" gasped the now horrified
inlnlitcr.
"Worso than that 1" groaned Hie smit
ten sinner.
The excited inlnlttcr commenced "pccL
Ing olf' liU outer garments. '
"Here, Jlrothcr Cole 1" ho shouted, 'hold
my coat I I've found the fellow that soap'
ed my horn,"
A. Waiiii, hit not tiik Auticmi'a. Tho
Virginia City Kntetptne very plausibly
says:
Wo do not think the telegraphic an -nounccment
or tho smothering by toal ga.
or "Artemus Ward and wife at their rwl
denco In Worcester, .Metachuctt," had
nny reference at all to Charles V. llrown
the hiimorltt, far tlmo rontons: First,
Clinrlm F. Ilrowu is not n married nun;
secondly, bo docit not lire In Wormier;
thirdly, the name or Ward Is n common
ono In Worcester, and In the adjoining
town of Shrewsbury aro burled the rr
matns nr General Artunut Ward who woti
Commander In ('tiler or the Continental
Army previous to tho appointment pf
George Washington to the supreme com
mand The dcte.ised General Artunui
Word hai many dcscrndautH, nnd it Is nl-
wilh which cuormous sum 4,000 or 8,000 ' If, as tho French EiniKror npjieariiat
kilometers or railway might m made every j one lime to havo expected the Confedcra-, together prubabto that tho Wnrd smother
year, nml the other meant oi communion-' tes had succeeded, he might nave inaiie i Clj ,y co , ,,, wal 0(ig 0 tCII M woj
tion completed. The necessary network Mexico the imnns ol telling up French In-1 ul ft ,BmWtti(C,
lliicnco ou American Mill; but, ns events
nothlni: could be alleged against them ex- or attempt to intimidate or prevent, any
cent they wcro "stragglers." Rut never- ( person from challenging another voter, or
tliclees we now quote from the SninuW.-i prevent nny person from votiug, such per
"Thev were one by one lashed to o gun , 60n or persons so offending shall, upon con.
and catted, receiving fifty lashes on me
G J? J1 E "'V DRUG STORE
tmS,'6 ' KonedyM Healing
eDt' aud aPl''y to your bruised finger
imro back, laid on uftcr uian-ofwar rash
Ion. Among those thus cruelly and, ap
parently, wantonly outraged, was a roan
named George Marshal, a brown man,
about tweuty five years old, wlio, on re
ceiving rorty seven lashes," (we still quote
literally), "ground his teeth and gave n re
u.i.u look of defiance at tie I'rovost
Marshal."
And what does the American reader
think was the punishment which an Eng
lish offlcer-a high minded, Christian offi
cer of a people who lectured us nil wrougu
our war ou Mewy-tuousut Ha8 U'e ,1l,t;r
ited punishment of George Marshal, for
bis naturul nnd least dcmorstrutlve of all
protests against personal degradation and
cruel outrage? Let the Starta, J tell ui:
"lie u-at vamethotilij oultud to be taken
fiomthegwiand lunjjnl. A'o '! '"
lot, and he teas nceor.lng'y strung uP
Such being the just pcuauy,
it.tti.i. ,t. for n "look of defiance, wo
nronUlc-sto know what refinement or
punishment nn English officer woMld deem
proper fqruwmd of protest, or an nttempt
at resistance? Possibly being blown
from n gun, or drawn and quartered 1
These nets prove "that the ferocity, the
thirst or blood.-whicli we denounce in sav-
of railways, roads, and canals once term!
uatcd, and means for keeping them in re hate turned out, he It merely providing a
pulr secured, Kuropo would Ihcn be able grate for so many French soldiers, und u
to apply the tuvlngt accruing from tho menus of watting so many millions of
reduction of Its army to the redemption of francs. Vanity ulone prevents) hit confw
its debt and by laying aside l,000.000.000f. ' Ing hi error and making n rctrt'ut ; but ho
n j ear for that purpose, would in time1 will sec tlmt although the Uultcd Slates ure
succeed In relict fog its Iludgets from Uu extremely unwilling to quarrel with him
debts. j they now reel ublu to avoid doing so chief
-- - - , , y because Us plans do not wear the aspect
buKBMAN Amono "" Hou'CM-A 0r cucctsu. If ho changes bis plans, and
gentlumuniccentlyrrom Winchester, a., t ft ,uQcIci)l force ,0 tl Mlll,ng
relates the following focidents which he u,on ,lC ttl, ,uIm a ,0U1, lkm0ll( ,n
wltncsed Just after the fumou, battle o I 'u(;fica f(jf ac(,Y0 ,nUrcnC0, So
Cedar Creek, where Sheridan had turned . ., rou, . n mllfl M K.no!(Cn ...... M this.
ditaster into an overwhelming victory.-1 , oUU- u u ikc 0 ral ,hal has by
Tho wounded wero being brought In and ,nUtako WttI1(!l.j huontrap, very anxious
attended to by tho surgeons. A soldier!, ,..,.,... oul in ,.1.1,1. HC ,;!,
. . ... I wna linvtiw. nil nriii iimnillntf it rlilnrftfflfffl . .
or violence, wnetner ., -- , - - uimjucctw.
nan uecn auminisiereu to renner mm -
Insensible to pain, but ho recovered consci I Ain't Yocia ? An ejtehangc orginales
(insnrai lurit m tho lurL'uou was fawlii'.' tlio followlnir I A bothful unj rather
through the bone. Yet without seeming ' green young fellow or our acquaintance, in
to pay nny atteutiou to this, he lookcil vited a yo.ing ludy to uttend u bull wim
around and exclaimed, "Hoys Isn't 1111 hiro, one night last summer. Tho Invlta
Sheridan a perfect brick ? Didn't wo give ' Hon was accepted, and the couple omicar-
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U to tuedouony sr'anuj uiscyo iiguieu up en ai tne uuii. vuer uuuviuk "
with the tiro of victory. Not far from him time, "greeny" ww his partner sitting iu
our friend noticed two whose wounds had one corner cf the room, ull alone. Now
been dressed, one had lost en arm, the other! was his chance. So ho walked up to
o ic'i lfofc' focc to face on adjoining cots, where the lady was Mlting and sl down
All well so ur j nut mo nasu
t.l .1 1... I.nalnlllilllltnl lit
VlCtlOO, DC punisucu uy iiiiirioiwuuivu. .u
the penitentiary, not less than one nor
moro than three years.
Sr.f. C. There shall be published, in
pamphlet form, by the State I'riuter, on
or before the 1st day of March next, for
tho use of the judges of clectlou, 600 cop
ies or tho rollowlng enumerated luwsoud
acts:
1. Constitution or the Uuitcd Statci.;
2. Naturalization laws or the Uuited
States;
3. An act re-latiug to elections, and
Iheniodeofbiipplyiug vucancicj In office,
passed January 11,1851, excepting sec
tion 1 of titlo I;
4. An act to amend an net, entitled
an act relating to elections, approved Oc
tober IC, 18C2;
0. An act to amend au net relatltc to
the qualifieatfou or voters, passed October
11,1601.
C. This act.
The Secretary or Slutc shull receive
from the State I'rinter the abote pam
phlets, and immediately distribute them to
the county clerks or this Stute, accordiug
to tho number ol prccint and election
wnrda therein, who shall distribute them
to thu judges orclcctiou of their resnectite
counties, with the poll uoous, wmc.i i
John Mitciiki, in 1'aiiis. A I'arls cor
respondent write : "A celebrated chanc
ier has arrive! in I'nrl thoex-lrlth rebel
John Mitchcl. 1 hnvu not keen him, but 1
am told tlmt ho looks e-itrcmely ill, u con
sequence partly or bit linprltoiimcnt, partly
It I said, or tho Hoverc domestic bereave
ments ho hat lately sustained. Jih'vx of
Mitchcl' prttcncu here, it will be in your
recollection that l.u was rclraacd by the
American 1'rctldent at the instuncoof a
Fenian deputation. Has bo como over
hero an u laud centre ? 1 canaot say. Hut
I own It would I) rather curious if bo
wire to mict in l'orl with thu escaped
prboucr Stepheut. 'IVre was a report on
thu lloulevurds that this political Jink
Kheppard hud lauded ou thu French coatt."
IlKAiTifti. Tiioi'Oiit If (jus tJiouM
gl uic u dull of nand, and lull uio theru
were particles or Iron iu It, 1 might loolt
fur them with my eye, and search fur them
with my clumse-y liugtrs, und bo unable to
delect them, but let mo luko umugneluid
sweep through It, and lio,v woulj It draw
to ilsclt thu most luvlsiblo purliclt by the
meropower of uttructlonl The thankful
heart sweep through thu day, and us tba
magnet fiud tho Irou, so it will find l ev
ery hour koine heuvruly bussing; only iIk)
earnestly discussing the events of the bat-, beside her.
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tie and praising "1'hll." HbcrWan, Willi i ul fellow was at a iei lor someming ioj . ( (j0i,,g (, u ,,0,.oiur Il'sii.
whom ano lor tvnoin tuey uoiu wbuioi m soy. jiu iiueuu uuum twiiinuiiv mw . j Holme t.
Cghtagalii. 'J'he samo cntusiasm prevaded I was swiuting profusely. Finally, luklug . ,. -
the entire hospital, nnd the groans of tho! hold of his willed collar, he commenced, Ueniioiia Hufovtnim in Tknnkhskk.
suffering were hushed by tho txultiug couver.ulion thus : "Jf powerful wurm (jclltra Milroy las icccival, ut Nmlivllle,
shouts for their leader and their success. in this room. My thirt Is wet; unit n oolttctuxi of human teinulmi fouu.1 In
I touts?" Hi narlner bluihed, said uoth
I ing, but took hi arm for the next duuee
Gkowimi Ricu. Nothing I more cany
llmu to grow rich. It I ouly to trust uo
body, to befriend no ouc; to Leap luterest
upon interest, cent upon ccut; to destroy , haru from the Htuunton I'lrgiiwn, that
ancient gruvo lu Wilaon couuty, Tennu
scr. 'Fhey were taken from rough ttouo
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J'l.t-AlJOIlGATIIKItlhOlJ' IT l)l!4J).--W0l'V'. '" '" l" -f ' '"l
Ul u uu, uiui'fui culling ur iii-wiug , biii
all the fiucr features of nature and bo rcu
dcred mean, miserable and despised fur
soino tweuty or thirty jcars.and rlchc
will corneas bure as disease, disuppolut
uicnt, and a miserable death.
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Saip the wife of uu ex-negro trader iu
Fctcisburg, Vo., a few duy since to a
freedmun who wus skinning a live catfish
in the murktit. "J low can you be to cru
el ?" "Why," suld the Intelligent ooutu
bund, "dis i de way dey used to serve we,
and Fee gwine lo get even wid somebody ."
the ludie ol that region ure making an
ell'urt to havo their dead rebel friends col
lected from various battle fields, They
ay that tho Feunsylvuiilaiis ure plowing
otcr thousand of them at Gettysburg, and
tlmt som ten thousand others lie scattered
about Winchester. Aud has arrogonl
Ireuson come to this to hate its bleaching
houe Jostled by the plow share of Prcc
dom ?
The best capital to begiu life ou Isu
capital wife.
au
none of them exceeded tweuty four Inches
iu leugth, the averugo being fifteen or
eighteen inches. There ure ucru or Iheso
grates at dillereut points, uixl lliere Is not
u largo skeleton to Ihj fuuiul.
Km hi, v ull tho Democratic editors bato
been spreading themselvt on lla "Kfghth
ol Jauuury." They didn't feel ery well
ou the 1st.' Thu truiturs hajr'o no part nor
lot In the glory ol the latter days and havg
to uisko thu mojt of thu eld anuitersaries.
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