Decatur Eagle, Volume 7, Number 18, Decatur, Adams County, 6 June 1863 — Page 4

THE VOYAGEE GF LIFE. Sailing down the stream of time— Looking back to view the shore, VV here n»y early years began, To retrace them nevermore! Often by the way I've lost. Little barques that sailed, with me, Some were often tempest tossed, Others sank into the sea. Eyes that beamed on me so bright When I started on life's main. Closed while yet 'twas morning light, Closed, and opened ne’er again. Hopes that sparkled in the sun, Diamond like on every wave. Sank when billows bunt upon— Sank and only left a— crave. Still my little bark is sailing Down the rapid stream of time: Sails are torn and timbers tailing— Making for another clime. Hangs a rainbow' over head, 'Mi l the clouds a golden bar; And on ocean's darksome bed. Brightly glows the evening star. g- .'J-11-l - W.-'WJ,. ■ J .■ J Sambo Recruiting—Funny Scenes. There was a colored meeting on Monday evening in Washington. We copy from the Star: Dr. Cooper (white) said the fear that the colored soldier will not be properly protected has no foundation. Secretary sianLua ha* given a letter staling that no fear need be apprehended on this point A soldier biack or white is a soldier and must »ud will receive the protection of

the Government. Captain liiornet (white), of the British N.fy kad seen Negro regiments fight alongside of Eng- shn.en, and tbeir bayonets were never behind. Henry Johnston (colored), of north C uohna was going to be a soldier. He expected them to kill him, but let them. When the men were fighting the women most fight too —while the men are fighting the rebels in toe field, the wunien must fight the rebel women in inis city, •nd whip em too. [laughter.] He was i levated when he heard of the <lection of Mr. Lincoln, and after the war the colored regiments weie coming back to elect him again. [Applau-e] Some elid'd want to go along with the contrabands. For iis part he just as lief go long with a contraband as any other sort of a band. [Laughter ] The fact was, the contrabands were getting ahead. Just below this very building they are marching around. They Lad nothing but sticks tor gun«; he b-lievrd if they had sure enough guns they would shcot somebody. Before an opportunity was presented for them io 1-> so, many of the colored people were spiling for fight— hey were ready and anxious to die for their race—but now whar are dey? What do you want Mr. Ltr.kum to do—feed you on icecream? [L >ud laughter ] Had we the pride of the white man, we would have been free I ng ago. Suppose these white men here were about to be driven into slavery, w nildn’t they fight? Certainly they wou;d; but you! you would stand tamely, sti i let your han Is be crossed behind your back, and told, ‘go on dar nigger,’ without resisting it. Go in de war, and when. Davis sees you he w; 11, say, 'My Lor, look, at de niggers’’ [This speech was the hit of the evening bringing ‘lie house down in of repeated and prolonged screams of laughter — attributable, more, perhaps, to die manner than the matter, of the speaker ] Rev. James Reed had purchased I.is liberty years ago, but could not say he hail ever felt himself free. There is not a free colored n an in the District of Columbia; not one. Thought the President had by proclamation made us free, we were still slaves You boast that you are free, but what guarantee have you that it will not he taken from you? General Bingham, (white) was, intro'uccd, but was interrupted with cries for Hatton. Hattin at length cams forward, and said lie didn’t feel in the kilter for speaking. It was reported that thought he bad signed the rolls he would back out. Not so. He was going under Turner, and hoped to do hi’ first fighting in the mother State ol slavery—Virginia. He had noticed a great deal of stamping of faeland clapping of hands, when the name of libertv was pronounced; but al though R number of invitations had been given, thus far there has not been a sin-, gie response. He thought any man who wnnfd act this way ought <<> be across th* Hies. Time was, when a negro dare, not strike, a white, man. but he was. getting, up in the world, now. The Chairman of the Ex-C’l'ive com mi'tee said there are rich lands there which w e will go and possess We will become suhst.an'ial voters and | revolutionized the Government of \ irgiuia. [Applause.] We will Chris tiamze the Mahommedan, heathen savage, slaveholder of the South with our blood. | General Brigham (while) followed, and at a late, hour the meeting adj Mir- | ned. without, however procuring any additional recruits we believe. Says a Western editor: •Tue pilnt-vrS awe on A scrirve jorj hiShor MaGeS, <t*H ’ « o»ncluded , tO sE; otu o * n ’Ypj* tn future

! NOWI3THB HM3 TO SUBSCRIR The Sentinel 1863! ’ Tbo governmental and pclitiral questions of i the coming year will hare an absorbing interest nr every We are engaged in a gigan ' tic civil war, result or which mne can fonsees It threaten* a radical change in (he institution. ! ip l principle* upon which the gnverr.ment was onnded. and the destruct ionof the ‘iberry and r-ghtsof the citisen, such as the people of no ; other nation have enjoyed. and to wh*ch may be | attributed our u&equided progress in national prosperity and greatness The is«ne will soon he upon u« whe’Mr this free Kovemmer.t ah ail be preserved and maintained and the rights of the States under the Constitution perpetuated, or a powerful central authority be permitted to emw „-i» nf this war, obliterating State lines. State ir-Mitution*. and all those check* upon he Federal government, right* reserved by the tat***, which have constituted the excellence nd «up- :v of our nationality—Slate* ••one a the f*»r the common objects set forth in he Constitution, but “distinct-as the billows*’ n he management of their purely domestic as ar< Th»**e questions were involved in the recent elections. and the voice of the people was no*t emphatically expressed for the “Constitution a- it is and the Union as it was.” Never was there a time when it was so important tLat the people should be thoroughly advised as to the progress and condition of public affairs and ( passing events. A people are not fit for self government unless with an ii.telligentjudgment th.'y decide upon the questions which affect alike their own and the public welfare. CONGRESS—WiII soon assemble, and the most important questions will be brought before i it for determination. One of which, the eman t cipation and colonization policy of the President will vitally affect the futute of the country. All interesting Congressional proceedings will be ( reported in the Ser*»‘nel. « THE LEGISLAI I RE--A rew Legislature will assemble on iLe Sth of January next. IL* acG<c will havp a deep interest for the citizens ( of Indiana. The Sentinel will contain a faithful and intelligent repoit of its proceedings, ar. that tie reader can understand from day to day ( what ■’ -dr representatives are doing. THE Waß—The events of the war as they R’v developed will l>e faithfully given so that the [ blic may oe advised a* to i s progress; the i resu'its of battles, the condition of the contend- 1

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11. THE HISTORY OF AMER! CAN MANUFACTURES FROM 1608 to 1860. Pv Dr. J. Leander Bishop. •? vols., Pvo. , Vol. I. now ready. Vol. IT. nearly ready. This is probably the largest and most important work now in the American press. We have also just published new editions of the followin'? useful and popular books. THE MIVS LF.G4L ADVISER or. i How to Save Monpv, by Conductinar Busi ness abcording to Law, as expounded by th° Latest Aulhorites. 400 pp-. sheep. Price $ 1 OPPORTIMTIESFOR INDFSTST: er. A THOI - j MVD €IIAN€ESTO MAKEMONEY. Cloth, $1 ! This has been republished in England. Every business man and elrrk should have ■ these books. They will pay the buyer a hund--1 red fold. Every parent should get them for ’ their <ons. All these books are mailed , postpaid, on re ’ ceipt of price. We pay particular attention to mailing books, wrapping them carefully, and ! will procure and send, postpaid . any book anr ywhere. on rece ; pt olpublishers’ price and six Stamps. Address FREEDLEY &. CO.. Tribune Baildini*. A'ew Ycrk. PI A VOS. —Persons who wish to buy r Piano ofthe best makers will be shown how they ran save a handsome sum in the purchase if they address Pi ano, rare Joy . Coe <t C., Publishers’ , Agents, New York, P. 0. ! To sell goods for the AdamsSf wing Machine J Company. We will give a commission on all . ' poods sold by our Agents, nr pay wages at ! from S4O t’» s’oo per month, and pay all necf s ’ sarv expenses. ,Our maehineis perfect in its P mrrhani«m. A child can learn to operate it by r ■ half an hour’s instruction? It is equal to any Family ’winT Machine in nso. and wc have retfuerd tho price to Fifteen Dollars. i Each mnrhiue is warranted for three years. ° C. RITOTJc Gen. Apt.. Detroit. Mich. ” TOTHEUNEMPLOYED Tcan GIVE STEADY EMPLOYMENT so activo voiin? men tn solicit orders for th° /> LITTLE GIANT SEWWTNG MACHINE, price V ais— Hemmpr. Gauge Screw driver ard extra ie ; Needles. Will pay a liberal salary and rxpene i cps. or allow large commissions. COUNTY RIGHTS given to agents. AN AGENT wanted a in every Cm nty. For particulars, descriptive p Catalogue, <tc.» address, with stamp. s ’ T. S. PAGE. ’• 3m-v-C 4R. Gen’l agent for U.S Toledo, O. Wool Twine, N ° Q A ABKL3IWon] Twine,st ’iZvv XDTTMAN

BOOTS & SHOES Ailuwer pr-ee« t'nan ever b ei <- rp ' in this mark?*, and cheap** than the ; t ii les can be bought in Fort V’.-j >.. Mans' Fin® Calf 1 g u-1 article, for $1■ to J; ,50 w . ” ' peeled » u-.ers, ■? 1.19 to fl ,3 .. and a f> ■ . S M CHILOUEX S SHOES, ‘ ' atthe same rates. I have, al so , t!; . . txt a ' cs >lot o f Women s Calf Shoes, ; rversol I tn Decatur, from JI 00 to keir.besides any quantity of my own ■ b«usual will mike to order. ' e Sl ’l I Leather, Findings, stock so- count™kihls.art,! toT] s 1 test qualttv. ch<*ap for cash Give n-,\’, i| F * Decatnr, March 23. JESSE NTi.I mm h m; e.7' VISIT THE "IM« CASH (MTHM tTiISF,’ I which has been removed to the corneroi Main And Clinton Streets, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. ZTHEaPEST Clothing Establishment » 1 . , In Warn. And wherca'.so mav be found the largest .J sortmen t of 0 K CLOTHS, CA STRESS. VESTING, *c.. which they maketoorder in the moatfi.l, ! lonablc utyle i sa?e" W ar ‘ s lenidon fashiouj fg “Cheap for Cash.” Is our motto, and the low nrice for our eat■ments.nnde from the best materials ) a V . a« those who have heretofore patronized . Hie ‘‘Union Hall Clothing Store.” KRAMER, FLEDDERMAJJ i CO v'-n39. Election Notice. Notice is horobv gi on to the qualified vol.-, of the ’J->wn of Der-Unr Adam, conntv. TnI diana, that the regular annual torn .!. r - I tion n-ill beheld st the usual place of holding i elections, in said town, on Munday, May 4, 1863. i For the pnrnose of electing three Town Trm . tees, one Clerk, one Treasurer, one Assessor and one Marshall. Given undergov hand ’his Jfitl, Jar of tpr 1863. J. R. 8080. Flerk, DP. M'.r. B. It IUD'S MOUTH WASH. A PURE REMEDY FOR A : BAD BREATH, SORE MOUTHS. CANKTF, , : DiFen«ed Bleeding Gump. NiiTPing Sure MonJh , ; And the beef specoific now in use for arv <lif- ; eased condition of the mouth It is particularly beneficial !o uthtc denting ARTIFICIAL lEFTH. rnrnpletrJ.T d< stroying rv« rv taint nf /Ar meuth, ' absoibing and r< rrovii gn’l n’pv' ii\s. inyuiiig . | A SWEET PRF ATH 'i to all who r.o.ke u*e <»f it. v Yr •? 7 ] «<ly or i Young Geutlf man who is efT’rred u ilh a BAD BREATH I «»hn”ld delay plying Giis remedy, for it i* b 1 ! certain cure, and is approved and r«c<nn'<n(l cd tv ovory ] bx*icia»» under v hose noticr it has been brcugl.t A BAD FREXTTT is an ofTence for wl : rb ihm is. nn excuse sbile Mi. WM B BUBD’S Mou t h IV as h

ca 11 e pmm re d. Many persons cany with them a Ind Tren!'"-, greatly to the annoyance rnd o'»< i tn tin c* gust of tl <»se with whom th*y c< me it; C' » without being cot ‘cions of tl e fact. Toitlrv* ynitr'cdf fron all fears h gprrHr g t}.’\ USE DR. WM B. inrs Cleanliness of the mouth is * f • -at t | [ r ' tance to the general health, rthich »*• nft<’ f fpcted, and not unfnquenlly r« • 'ly ed through want of proper attrition tr 'lis M! Mort. USE DR .WM B PUPD’S yrT'TH Prepared at Pr. Ford’s Dental r ff“ . Fourth Street. Brooklyn. E. D Price, 37 Cents per Bottle. A liberal discount made to d« niers Address Principal O/Fce. Trilure irgs No 1 Spruce Street T r ‘' So’daLobv o'l well. Yuck <1 '■ • 7 " rnueHotel-.l T (VdcH:”. 7!' DS. Eames, 2C2 Broadv «Tt* y&L 1 gists P rospectu s for 186 3 THE SATURDAY EVENING P° ST The pnl.lMiers of the I’oU lake plea Mire _ . announcing that their literary arrnngenten • the (•cminz rear ire of n eliaracter to ya ■ ■ ; them in promising a fea’t of good thinffs *• • • th on panda of readers. Among the eon t' . I to ll.e Post wo may new mention the folio™? di’linguished mi’hors: v r vr'.T Mrs Ettkx V.'o< n. M.irtox TLm asi>, J-- rMr Kihkz. »nl VmasM F. Tow wexn. > I During the eomine year the P<*t wi ■ ; vo,- to maintain i’s high reputation _ 1 ■ stories . sketches ,-r d roefry. Speeia meets Shall also be dero'ed o’ I’eretofor _ agriculture, wit and humor, receipts, ne ik('* s etc — Trims—C,‘h in advance: One ropy two dollars, two copies one vear three >. four copies one year six dollars, e.ght co? one year, and one extra, twelve dollar*. | Fo any one sendintr thirty pubp £ R-tweler* ; sixty dollars, wc will give one of • . Wilson'- c. h l rated Sowing 1 tliev sell for f.rty five dollars. in y pW will bp selected new at the man in a .j , York, box. d and Awarded free of c 0.., I the exception of freight. oreminn’ In procuring the subscribers for tn bfT . a we of coitrsa prefer that the thirty _ o()irr j should be procured indepeni.enlly of ' b<i< . r j. ’ at the regular terms oftwo dollars onch - ' her. 'Where this cannot be done, the ' I era may be procured at any of onr clui i and the balance ofthe sixty dellar- ’ -1 to us in cash by the pei son desiring Every person collecting na ' n , e ’. for „ t ,' » s wilh • I machine premium should send the . J ■ the money as fast as obtained, so ♦heirr* scriber® may begin at <mce to rcceii prrs, and not become dissatisfies /,i 1 ;-tvh an “ When the whole number of names C . . g re whole amount of money f ‘ a rde<l-