Indiana American, Volume 6, Number 10, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 March 1867 — Page 1

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TUBLISQED XVI&Y JBIDAT ' BT C. II. BING II A 31 , Proprietor.

Öaet In tlio " National Bask SaildlB?,' ' ' : " (third i sfory.) - 1 ' .'TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION! 12,00 PER YEAR, i abtasci. (3,00 " - IT HOT FAID 1 ADV CI. No 'postage on papers delivered within this Coaaty. DENTISTRY, Dl. no. V. Ii. U 11 1 Y, 33 roo 1c v i lie. I n d i a n a .INSURANCE. craonGaMÄVO HOME INSURANCE COMPANY. I,tadrfig lnsursr.ee Co. of the West. ' capital, ann nno nn TXFlrc ana , Murine lUsUs on at teaionablotermr aianj other reliable ' " 1 ' ' Company. " Qffci S. 3AJ- frr.'IM qqD Siwtoate 51. CilAS. C. REAKIHT, President. C. M. lUvsax, Secretary.- . MEYER, Agent, daeT-ly ' At 6rankille, Ind. ATTORNEYS. viLaoa mobbow. Wl . M. HAT. MORBOW & HAY, Attorney at Law and'Sollcllors 01 Claims, iVo. 3 Vinton Block, Opposite rest Office , . ;'t , . .. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Will practice la the Statoand Federal Courti ef Indiana, and alto beferethe Ceart of Claim and the eeteral Bur. am of War, Najr, ToM Office ad Treaiar? Department! at Washington City D.O.' jua3-y T. I. AB A IS r. bcbbt. ""ADAMS t BERRY,' - .'.','. (BROOKVLLI, INDIANA,) 1 - Oßce over Gallion's More, TOBACCONIST. ADAM I-ITCJG, MANUFACTURE!' AND PKALKlt IN C1GAKS AND TOBACCO OF ALL UKSCIUI'TIUNS, unl aht YInlc'tt an l Hitail Dmlr in CHEWIUO ATID DH0KI",G ffi Iß Ü. OS CÜ ' OF ALL KINDS, . Main titrrrt, Jirvvktilie, JinUtttxt, Tltm A. 11KK1. HOTELS. VALLEY I101ISK, Jas. o. van iioiix. rnontirjou. Jul ISly. FUDGE HOUSE, jntOOKVII-tiK, INDIANA, w m . u . it k h y, l" u o r n 1 1: Ton. iw dIän ä house; -1C3 West Fifth Strtet, . , Gideon Eymau, Proprietor. .fach 0-tf . , . KTOTü- IlOtOl. 'ln K anderfigtied U fittluj hi. ru.U.itee and X 1 now ready to ent.ruin jueiL. Any er u I. hi Of a UyarJinf llmi.a nuiiVtnivnt tu thu b'iuokTill hobi..l, rill f.n.J ihl. a du.iiaLl Uro. .It la iltuated on Uta lir3t!J 1'ika, only t.na utilu fron town. V.M. R. LAllL'K. . Kept. U, ISßO-tf v;ssicHESTi:n imz2, COItNEli DUOOMK KTHKET A 1U iiUY , , , On the J-.utij eiiu I'lin." Aeeommodatloea for lüree bouJred jcueiti. , TU IS home 1 1 centrally lor a ltd, and nr la al baiinete poiati. City care pan the llo'.l to filth Ferrlei, Kailroad Dcjot and flucti cl maieneat erery three lulnute. fcicgle llovioi, llper dri double. $.3.' r9-ly j.r.DAP.nowiro. . MERCHANT TAILCRS. G. MITiMSH, MERCHANT TAILOR, IIa boaht oat F. P. W CI5AN P, and rupect (utly InvlUi tha peoble f lillDUKVlULF to anil at Mr. MTElUAND'a old Stand, hero they an ha toiled In Poats, Pants Vests, cc.t : . WADK IN 15i:STSTYLi2. Mr. W.lfind will ity till Spring to r. com bdO.Mutih to ni Luitcuiof, (ie him n all. t . O. MUN8U. LOUIS SHE Y, IJMCBHT TAILOR, AND It A N I' ' A CIT it IT. Of COATS. PANTS. AND VESTS. .era fifjo oovs 3 Gunllewoifs Furnisliiiiff Goods i u . Shop on Wcitl Mo Miln Klroot, quooktilm:. Indiana.

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VOL..G, NO. 10. . . HOUSE OF REFUGE. Remark of Hon. Will Cumback. j Tho Coaiuiitt Bill (S. 1C1) establisliing a' Hoaso it Kcfugo for juvenilo offender?, beinj; read and under consideration, Mr. Cumback said: As I hive the honor to bo a member of the committee who prrpared and reported this bill, 1 nk the indulgence of tho Senate to ay a few wordi in faror of the general objects fought to bo attained by it. I leave to olhers to rpeak m to tho details of the measure. It ncems to mf that unless we pass this bill, wo shall have done oothiDg more than inanj a preceding General Assembly has Ione. Let us show, by our broad and liberal views, that we have caught the spirit of progress, and aro prepared to look beyond the mere temporal wants of the people that so far as we can, as legislators and Christians, we will encourage virtue and suppress vice and wrongthat we will interpofre the strong nrm of the State to arrest the torrcut of crimo that is sweeping so many of the young into the prisons and jails of the country. That something has not been done long ago, is a matter of both regret and astonishment. A conscientious regard for a faithful discharge of our duty, and tho imperative necessity fcr prompt and effective action, absolutely forbid that we should longer postpone tho adoption of this tuoit beialitcnt measure. Tho slreels of our cities and towns arc filled with boys uncared for by aoy one, who are pe?ts und outcasts in society, and who are lifHng and moving cxpoueuts of paupemm, idlene.- s and crime. Withdrawn as they are from all wholofome moral influence, they each day make the chances more certain that their manhood will be infamous, that their wholo l'lc will le a curse and not a blessing to t& world. 'Can they be Yeclaimed? Is it incur power to rcmovo them from the vicious influences that now surround them, nd itfstill into their young hearts a comprehension of their duty to (Jod and man, and implant in them a desiro for a higher, a purer snd a better life? God has atainpcd Iii own glorious imngc upon every one of thuie living soul .May we not bumifli an l make bright tliii mmiI of Divinity that vicious habits and evil communications have so iUcply corroded and almost obliterated? Left as they ate, with no moral influences ihtown around them thut out nnd excluded from tho society of tho pjod nod the irlnMH4 r it lio-.rrly rart . tlm corruption of tho rog shop, iho pain-j bling hells and other dens of iniquity, there is positively no hope for Uctn. They arc biet, iirccovrrably lost, unlcn hy totno such mva.iuro us tl.it wo uvo llcirt. C)ur ctiminal laws tUnot meet tho evil, but rather nprnvuto thuit rurc it. Thce Juvtnl'o tffcnllcin uro orrreteJ and thrown in prixon with purdoned ciiiuinuls tnd nbufidoncd wrctchcM, and when they ruino I'orih lley uro hnrdetit d in iheir putpose to lead u lifo of eriiiio they uro griHiUiittH in iiii'jniiy nnd udepis in sin, and commence ntiew Ihcir life of lawlessncss. It is scurecly post-ihlo to iind a single ease of rcfuYmalinti in young crinii ii u Im by tltirf rort ol tnean. 'l itis hnvintr fjilcd, let us try this mode (T lealing iih thctu. Let us Milivitttto the luws of kind liens and love, inteul of llie har-h penally of the l iw. Let tin cmko them fit I tlmt we have an interest in theni, and fr them, and that Ihey muy not say liko one of old, 'X one enreth lor my soul." Tho Institution contemplated in thi bill is not an experiment new and untried. Otlif y.taUvn huvo long since wikcd up to the importance f the sul jVrt, and have by their wif o and benifu'ciit lfgiI.ttioii adopted tho remedy here proposed, and wiih the tiiost hnppy and s.iii.-icfoiy toults. W'c huvo their fxauiple before us and tho light of their escticiiCO to guide US. It is a fict that cannot bo denied that kindncM ha- tcclaimcl tho m -1 har!encd ctiminal of mature je.irai. Thtve crises, I grant, arc few, but they do sometimes oc cur, l'ut if we will surround lhe.-o boys before their minds uro matured with a pure, moral utmi.'Kphcre, brace up their jrostrato reif rc:pcct, un l male them led thut they, too, may stand in tho front Mink among men, the very bit kmiIn will follow; and if wo do not succeed in 1 i'i lu 1 in i ii i ul 1. u ii ul'.l l.u lim i iik! i ii t . i ntk cf saving man v. I'ro:n a careful iuvcsiM gatiou of the reports from t!.o int!tutiouj of this kind from other State, I find , they bear united tcfttiinouy to the fact thut the great nmjority who have the benefit of liiere institutions aro entirely reformed. Many who go to these institutions ur) liken Ironi thence into tho hands of Chrit(tun , families and reared up under its wjiolesomo influentc, and go foith in the buitlo of life on tho side of viituo und truth. Tlie.o aro most jiluriou results, and 11 tho Christian heart with tho hope (hat tho promised day is not far distant, when tho knowtrdgo of tho Lord shall cover tho earth us tho waters covtr the great deep. Hut, sir, there is still another view of this subject. Wo lio hi a country whero tho people aro the source of all power. If the people uro corrupt and depraved our rulers will be of tho simo character. Our executive will not be any mora n terror to evil doers and n pniiro to them thut do will. Our judieiury will not be pure and upright, but tvlll tender uutlhicou and unjust iJeere.i, and our LngUhittiro wilt bo a ileit id iniiuily and corruption, and our statutes a disgrace to a Chrutinu and enlightened ae, To accomplish the putity of the people for til (line to come, (ho good mid n If aaci lflelti of every geiici utioit must take hold and jiroiuutu with earnest hourts every GiilcrpiNe I Lit will turn the let t nf the young in (ho pith of viituo. And tthilo no sectarian do;mns should bo tang h t lu our I'omuioii sihouU, yet every leiu her id thcrO bliotlld Lu0 Iii head und Lcatt

THE UNION. THE CONSTITUTION,

full of lhj elevating truths of iho ' G opcl, and impart each day to thoso entrusted to his or her instruction, the great principles found in the teachings of lliin who. spake as never man spake, But neither the common school or the Sunday School or any other Means that is now provided will reach this class f persons whop the ablo Senator from LaporTo yesterday with so much truth said arc tho wards of the State. This is tho only way wo can 6ave this vicious class, We should be profoundly grateful that thero it any way to make good, honest men and intelligent citizens out of this material. Let us then not hesitate a' moment to pass mu tut, tai ra'.iier ici us rcjoico u:at it is our ploiious privilege to be tho in struments of inaugurating in Indiana an enterprise that has been so bcncÜccut iu its results in our sister States. The bill fiually passed by yeas 20, nays 0. . N AS BY. An Important Cuse at the. Corners, Urnler the Vajrant Act The Decision of fyuirc lull lit. 1'ost Orris, Confeddit X Hoaps, PS, ) (wich is iu the btait uv Kcctuc January 28, 1K0 vv un uv ine most important cases important in a tiashnl ycnjc ever tried aforo a court uv justi, como off afore Squire Gavitt at the Court ' House at tho Corners yesterday. It wuz important, bocoz it involved tho very egpistencc uv the institooshn upon wich Kentucky is built becoz upon its decishn hung tho great question whether or not tho iiible shood bo respectid and its holy injunctions obeyed whether Kentucky shood, clingin to tho Kkripters, go on ez a 'Christian btate, or, deny in it, go back into Infidelify and barbarism. I skasely need say that the porshens uv tho Lible to wich I refer is tho ever blessed chapters relatin to Ham, Hager and Onesimus thb only parts of! the bkrijtcr we pay much uilcii-liun to. Hut cf them is sueceisfully. attacked wut follows? Tho entire struckture conies tutiiblin to tho ground. Therefore, hotdiu to Afiukin slavery, vc aro orthodox believers. The circumstances uv tho caso wuz suthin ltkc this. A nigircr uv tho uamouv Gabitd, wunst the hajipy and contented servant uv that eminent Chri-tian, Ucekin IVgraw, becuui po:ir.cd uv tho spirit uv tho devil, and sullen, becz the JCcLin sold his wilo to r.ii'j the incurs to vend hm second sun. Is-aktr. v.ich wuz a j-fu Irin f.-r tb. tntnlsfar, ' Tl rr. ,j,fcc id bl-u enraged bceoz his feiaah oil piiug, Llir, happened to at truck tho utlcn.-bun u. M.eldest S'jm, L'lijcr, bo run awiv in ll.o lirt year uv the vvur, nnd i'olkred iho i'i drul army, finally cnlitin us a soljer. luiin tho progress uv tho struggle ho learned to rem, und bei a powctlul in riuyi-r Mid -idi, he headed u revival, und Levin gilt tlut xvuy, uttruitc l ll.o iioiit uv Genrcl llowiiril, or sum of thein f ticn, w Im hud him instructed, und flnully ma do bin an uc.t uv u brunch uv that :u t ur'i 1 I'u'edmen' Uurow. And shm r cnuif, ui'ter ihwar, ho appeared in this vicinity, filaiicd by this soniety, und c iinuieiit unfilliu the niggers fvr their iiortiial coinlMieu by teet hiu on cm to lead, und ttablishin Hundy skools tiinoiig eiu, und :iveu uv cm uJvi.-o generally, wich wuz u;;iiiit tho peace und dignity uv the Comujouu'''alth. Tho c.t:.'iis stuod it vviih the pashencu earukteiistik uv iho people uv Kentucky, until last Monday, Tho iKekiu bed a di-poot vuih u nigger,' relative to a tntlin mailer uv wages. The nigger bed bio vvoikin at tho stipulated j iuc uy '41 per month tho iK-ekiii brought in, ez u o!fset, his board ut per wet k, und t ul her than lie v uny fuss about it, propped to let him work tho balance out uuiiu the winter Months. To this ckitab'.e anangeincut the liigger deiniiricd, hddiu that board wuz inciooded, und this (iab.el ndVi'ed ll.o tigger to sue, und ho did so. Luigcd ut tlii.i i'.itet l'i ictico the Deckin went before Mijuiio Givilt, cnmplaiiiüd uv (ialicl cz n vagruiit, und employed me to attend to the case. I'nHoik, tho llit-m-y store-keeper, volunteered to defend tho nigger, and there wuzu tictncnju eggtilctiieat over it. 1 ojetied tho caso by r tat in that tho nigger biz i: ess vvus to piovo that ho bed v'uable means uv soppoit; I'ollock insisted that it wuz our hizness to prove that bu bedu't, b'lt tho court decideil egin him. Tho nigger then swore that he icsicved from hi coiigrcgathcn f. It) per month fur his services. I subn.itted that, i. he vuz t . , ... I l .

a liitJieiicJ pariv. einer piooi, woo-i i e r- , ' rciuircd. lVllovli intctdoot tho tllct.v ll''.'lv 3c.;,Vil Jdeuolt followed tho 8VHa. at .1. Inut g.t ili.i I' ffiiwli i litm-1ltl

uv IliO congicgasncii, nut i cncckuiaiou him there by submittin that iho kstni.ony uv niggers wuiii't uduiisiablc, wich thu couit decided it wtutt. Immejt tly I'ollock submitted that whether or no his client coudeut bo eon-Idcied a vagrant, cz he cood testify him-ilfto the fail that ho lull el) bcil ill hii house Z mW in grconbax u tullishcnt support fur n time, at least. Thcro wuz a imuictiso rgsitcmcut in (ho court. 'Whcrduzbokccp it," asked tho ivriuiro visibly ugituted. ' "In his chit nt (ho hou'0 wlicr bu boatd,'' sod l'ollnck. "This court stand ndjourncd fr thirty tulnuti," sed Iho ijulit', boutidlu over thu railiu In front uv him, "Hold on," cd he; "hold on, Dcekiil, l f.iii' stall I all I Wulit. Do'i't take ndvaiit'i;;o UV My ege logtt (her first," und pidl iiivll over one another tho entire iitdleiico, ( ptiti I'ollock, the nigger nnd mo, nt.utcd on a keen run for the hotire, I it n fw ulii it they returned, p intln, nnd outuv breath, when (ho tM.Miiio called tlio com t to oi'dvr . a a. Ili .i ....i.. .. 1 . I. I ..! .. . ... i . . . I 1. ...... ,.1. .. 1. gin, wuu ovin iei,'i, nu loom'i, , I . I I ....... I It . I 1 1 .. . . I . . J!f it cood bo established lhat the nl.; gT bed ?-')() in p.teeiibux U wood neces-j suilly diu'hurgo him, ex no mmi with ihit um cood be considered n vugiuut;, but ho ruthcr tlmt (hut if the I'tUncr nt the bur fchood l'Jv! iu Ibo dieckshutl UV hlihvU c,

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he'd find it vcuzn't tlcro any more, cz a house, tho . tho material ur wich it was bnilt WUT1, lyin around f ermiskes. Likewise, probably, he wouldcnt bo able to find the $200 ho bed in his chist. The placo that knowdlt wonst will know it no more forevcrit hed Hn confiscated by tho enraged citizens. ; He wantod it understood that no sich triSin impediment in tho way uv justis ez'lho possession uv S2i0 cood bo allore l in the joorisdicksl.cn uv this court. The nigger, not bein ablo (0 prove his weans uv support, and cz tho couit knows uv its own knollego that ho ain't now potjy 6200, tho court rood ch!; t'jc critic avV ctfuoscl wat other .non Mise be hos t;) pl.d. - r'ed I'vllck, th Illiioy-etcrcVoepcr: "I wood hex Ie3V0 l htate t0 tbis court that, unTier tho Civil Itights law, tho doI end ant can not bo arrested cz a vagraut, ez tho law under wich tha accused is arrested only menshuns persons uv color, makin a distiucktion ffgin cm." Never, wi!o ciemry retains licr Eoat, shel I forget the scene that cneood. Tilled with a seu?o uv the responsibility restin onto him, tho squiro rose slowly from his scat, his face uv a deathly palenis, wich had the effeck uv hcihtenin, by contrast, tho intense rcdnis uv bis nose, nod riin to bis full hitc, rca,arkcd that tho court bed expected that objection to bo urtd, and bed therefore "reparcd for it. That law doesn't bind this court to any alarmiu extent, considcrin it cz infiiaging . outo tho reserved rites, uv tho iStatcj. "Will tho Court be so good cz to menshun, for the inl'ormahun uv tho popu-, lace" wat the reserved rite3 uv the Sutcs are?'' sed I'ollock. . . . , 'The Court insists hat it slel not be interrupted whea it's dcliveiin itself uv a opinion. Conbiueria it cz iuiiicgia upon the reserved rights uv the States, uv whom Kentucky is the choc (Vit and the luvlicst among, ten thousand" at this pint . his nose glowd redder and. redder, and it teemed to mo cz tho a halo uv lito encircled bis frosty bed, cz ho fearlessly cony tiuued "Tac Couiit hold that law To UK U.vconöTOiislim:., and es sieh, shel not regard it. IUz iL counsel anything mere to remark?'' "Nothiii sed Tolloek; 'snd knowin tho Court rz well cz I Jo, I wonder at tuy makin sich an os.i uv myeclf cz to he? i c tu u k t anylhing at all.",. "lies the euutibul for tW; State any thing io mi r f,a "olhin," sed I. ,"am wiilin to ttust I t!o cac in yoor Land,, lecliti confident ' J"-; waiII. M, 1.. ..nl'. .1 k. ' 1I.' J ... - n mi v, iiiv r ' j ' 1 1 w nv4 , v i ' i i ii v a ttand up, und drauiu cu a black cap, in a very iuircsMvo imuucr, sen to need him V. M Vl, l I.Ml MiA Lfi Pll'.l I. AI IllA T' ! to eighteen li.oiiths' 'laid labor, btctikitl stone ! .i tho liiinpik.) wich wo uro buildin l'ioi:i the C 'ViKi to tho stusheti, at the cC-m'l' ).io;i (.f wich l'CÜjck very M'ofjllOly added: "And may the Lord Lev luereyN on your sonic. The niggur wuz ii.im.'jiily stilptuv hii g'io.1 r'nie, witdi the squire thut would juU fit him, mid a soot of vngrant'a tloii wiu given him und ho vvu to wuiist put to 1 is l.tln r. Wc hcv hepes that this will end Iho nigger tehouU iu this vicinity, cz well ez the (!icoiitont that hi i existed among the niggrs ever siucu tho d'ulutbiu (iabrcl h z bin bete, Tho Corners is now enjiyin u huly talm nioto so (ban any jc liud for a tiioiith.

ru'lux.KCM V. Nasiiy, l M. mauy of bis readers will leave bin pro'ich is Postmaster"), und likewise l'ro- l'ouudest tli.scussiuiis of political piinciemor uv Ilibliklc i'olitieks in the South pics (or want ufjiiliTclplo) unread, for ä ru Cl-siklo und Military liittitoot. stky of tnohVfroVity, " The politician won-

(Wit fe tr itary Jcf.crcon's Idea cf McJicino. ijti iiuu no coiiiidenco in materia a .a iiiiilica. While a lenidcnt in l'aris. his daughter was seized with typhus fever, nnd un eminent physician waa Mint lor. He came, t snnilin d the patient, gave diiccti'tiis about nuisiiig, und tlepuitcd without giving or leaving uny mcdieine. The tamo cour.-e was pursued on the second and third das, when Wr. Jcllerson said: "Doctor, jou don't r.prar to be iLoing a ii) thing for my dauh'.cf.. What is the le.t Mm: ' The roaoii i, I want her to get well. I had mi fo.'.ud. you knew what my system of pruclicc was." "No; what is it?'' 'To have tho most eyeful nursing, IcavuthcdMeasctii v 'r itself out, and let tiatuio do tho tea? but 1 uctur give W, uifdieine. ' 'i ha result Mas that tho djnghter rccovI riail villi n ti null litre. 1 f i n s 1 1 1 Ul 1 1)11 . II II. I TPbn 1), .inrtr.nl a iiiniti In fft lulu thiV next rrtsidetitittl contest on tho "white , Linti a government doctrine, tien. Micrmati will not bo uvuihtbto as a candidate, for be is on Iho record n-'iinst it. Iu his Atlanta Idler, of lKilf, bu sa!d: 'lf you admit the negro to tht.i struvrlo lor un any all; t uri'O', he h is a right to stny iu for end when llie fi;;ht . over, tho hand that dlops I Ii j mvtskct eaiiuot bo dcnlod tho ballot!" 'J'hc i'i"!t cotuinoti Illing uro tho most ueltil; which showt holh iho wisdom and goodne'H of tho lite it l'ati;gr of tho family of IliO Ui I I. . - .Ton"- called un the man wlm 'restores oil p liullnyi," find rc pie'itcd him to try I tctoie one rtulcn IVoin his residonco a year ti.o. , Advetidty In over been cotulJercd ns the statu tu w hielt a nun most easily boA CMinci nein ilntP I with hliiMolfPiu tleuVI NMMV, l;tllig lliui itom llinereis. ' n i i i i .. i . i, . ' a gofjn mil tor a ywun;; lady, Is tot eoVivcne iihv.iys with your feinale filöiidvll us if a ptullfltiinn were of the party; and Willi young Lien, ni ll your female com pa uli im vuro prv-eut.

THE ENFOIICEMENT OF THE LAWS."

. A DayDawn View of a Rcilroad Car. Night passengers will apprcciato tho following admirable sketch of the interior of a car at daybreak: Long before we hear tho roar of wheels wo see tho glimmer of a glowing light, brighter and broader it opens like the Cyclopean uuwinking eye, it is the bead light of the train. Then tho . steady jar, then the mingling clank as of a thousand shaken chains, and tho ears aro here. "All aboard' nnd "all right," follow each other in. quick succession, and wo arc breathing tho closo and . heavy air cf a crowded dormitory, X Lo car lamps have gone out disgusted, tho hi io wakefulness W. ...W BIVVI'Vl.l .1 Wl Duu.t.au. UIIU II.U , UIUI AAtvnpa Vird tu r ' i r 1 1 r i fruMitluI looLinf Ii.nN flÄr-Lil nsrn am , ...K ,:C .U.t. rl,..J. .-. . .. n , ---,v u.v . pose tho landscape; while all over, like pendulums, swing plethono carpet-bags 6iyiy iu uiiu no, . una m.i saieocis, Lirist ns maniio ciacts. aua Dunuets, ns taado of cothinjr, dance, up and down like blossoms in a raiu, all timed to tho motion of tho train. Hut the dim grey turns to an old-eyed white, and the breathing bundles begin to stir;, out of an egg-shaped package, is hatched a woman with . locks disheveled, like Venus from tho sea. A throe or two, and a rougher form emerges üpm cloak and shawl, and shakes itself av.'ukc. A shapeless heap turns out a man, bearded like a bard. A pair of toots thrust out like bowsprits, goes! cut of sjght 03 tho owner comes in view. -- Ono is soothing an irritated bt with gentle touches cf his elbow; another pulling, at his wilted collar. Disordered tresscl arc smoothed w ith hasty touches of the hand, and crumpled' sleeves persuaded into'ihape. Uuo lady has learned her lesson ' from (iiimalkin, and Makes her toilet exactly like a cat. The cold, clear light of early moruing is always trying to human beauty; there aro no tints to be borrowed, no - softening shades, to bo worn; a plain,' cold stare that looks one out of countenance. Hut in a railroad train the ordeal is tippadling. If a face ever looks faded it is th6n; if tho luir bis any grey in it, it is sure ."to show;'' wrinkles are read, like a sign board, afar off.' If there bo discontent in the heart, it ccmcs into the mouth, und everybody looks like peojilo ul'tcr a masquerade, or Kiehard after becoming ''himself auiu." tlC An Editor's Ufa. .1 a - ,a et a An eilifor a work. is. never dono Ho is rslU' ipr' to -lurnith othera not fnly willi i.t.m but.btaiu as well. Ho bus every o.ne to please, and struggles bard to accomplish this end. Yet tho difiieulties sie so great ho rarely succeed. The editor of (ho Ohio N tlr Journal is thoroughly sound on this point, and iu discusdn:? it rays tho truth: somebody will nlwiiys bo foil iidto I'm 1 I'aiTTt with him, either for whüf Tie ibh.' lies or cl.-u lor what no le.ivoi out. 11 is a singular luct that' tho nrlielcs a writer cotisidctM his best aro frequently pnssyd over by tho leader without notice, while another which ruvts little labor and i t considered of little oonscijueticc, is luU'nidvoly reprinted. The editor must never follow, his own taste; if he docs, be len'.es bin,slf jilone, Ho may feel an iiitetifo disgust for "horrible accidents" u large share of his read crs crave them as n person with disordered stomach does unwho!cino food, lie . . . mny be nuuseatcd by marvellous stoiios tiry of monstrosity, 1 ho r dcrs why he his no exhaustive leader on the taxation of town pump : if bo has a stunning iirticlo on (hat subject, every body tho wonders why so uninteresting a matter was allowed to occupy so muc valuable i . i riuiu. u!j'- Luiiit uaii J t?,, 1 ,..ir... r.AI. llMttAn I iilI I uvr) lining i'i ui.M-uvrr ii. miiiuimt vi j& coming event on the upper lip think it a doosi 1 bo:ih tliat tlieio is not more nice poetry; ladieJ would liko to see something about the newest and fcwtctest thing iu bonnet.-; old Centpcrccut wanta to know tho stuto of the markets, ns also docs our friend Dandio Diumout, who has cattle for salo. Tho He v. Mr. .S'.cek thinks we ure ruining tho tnor.-.ls of the rising generation by publiahing accounts of Interacts:, bue-bulls. nnd oilier wickedness; old Miss I'riiu vanti to hear some lovely scandal, clopumcnt or suicide; Farmer Uroudacics wants to know ll.o btv.t breed of rheep: and tho farinei' wife ar.'4 j.rctty daughters want to rci.J a nico t-tj-y. All ihcso uiü'crcnt tastes and a thous.ind others havo to logruiified. Kvciybody may get tho particular (bieg be wants, trtbiiiii i!mitif.c,l Ii lil ilikl i inim1 biw I... :....! ... .!!...... .1, . V. .. I . ! Sa'auso there is sotnothin in tho paper he (Jon't want, never dreaming that i lie vi II f cthing is tho very thing- another rcau wuu me gruaie-.i uciigiir. SoCood A'ivice. me one says: (uns, let us lcil you a stubborn truthl ' ho young woman ever looks so well lo a scnsih'e young man as when dio.vod in a plain, tic at, modest ntlire, without a singlj ornament ubout her person, hho. looks thru ns though she p.).cscd Worth in hei-clf, and needed no artificial rigging to c;i banco her value. If n ynutig woniiiti would spend ns much rlfno in improving hsr tr.ind, training hor tuinp'-r, nnd ebcrlshlii kiti(liies, mcrey, and oilier good jualities, mo. t of them do In oxtru drc on I ninainoiitsJ In In civil their Personal charm, she would, at n glance, li known among n ihnumind her (hoructor would be ruad in her countenance. do The merit cf our n (loti onUts itol in liu? 'cxtrnordluirv aclion, but doing ordinary ncllons cstr.uM'diinrlly wtll. Tha I'l'umlinuioii County D.'hn ll ritf Club' out In Indi.tna, uro Jihslln lb" k a ta ( in-llon, "Whleli Is Iti'i piou lur, a pin with her flrt beau, r a wouiut with her Üittbab? .

VIIOLE NO. 27J

How to Burn Coal. . . ' Very few poopla. knov how to burn coal without waiting it. In ordinary . eases, about twice as much is burned every day as is actually necessary, ' Wo yclip the following direction from an exchange: Nino out of ten bo attempt to burn coal in a stove waste about as much coal as is necessary to bo consumed for the obtaining of all the boat detiralle. Observe tho following simple rule: ' Never G41 stove more than half rr two-thirds full of coal, even in the tollest weather. ----- ! When tho firo '.Is low, never shaka the grato or disturb the aihes; but add from len i Cfttten M latDp j of coal, aod set I II a dr When these' ere bunted through and somewhit ignited, ndl the , ' ... ... m ...... i ... .i . . . . .. . . - . r . ; umoniii Dceesnary lor a nevy uro, uue uo not dibtut btbo tslics yet. Let tue draft Lc ,ppCQ jjf 0Q boar Xow shake out . the allies. Tho coA will be thoroughly ,5',tej find Will keep tliO Stove at a' li-h heat from six to twelve hours; accordii to the ooldness of (he weather.' : ; i Tor very cold weather: ; ,ATter tho fire is madCf according to Ihp . rules first and third 'add every hour twelve or 'twenty i liirii f v r v i nr.r i n r-1 v n ivrntitu lamps of coal; You will find that the ashes ioade each .hour will be iu about thatrte. A Man Without an Enemy. : Heaven help the nnn who imagines he can dodge enemies by trying to please everybody! If such an individual ever succeeded, wo should be glad to know it. Not that believe in a man-'s going through the world to try to find, hc-arus to knock his hoad agiin.t; disputing every man's epinion, fighting and clboing, and crowding nil who differ with him. That agaiu is another extreme. Utncr -people Luve a; right to their opiuions so have you; don't fall into the error of supposing they will respect yoü less for ruaintaining them or respect you more for turning yourcnat every day to match,, the color of. theirs. Wear yoar qwn colors, spito of , tho wiud and weather," storm and surishioe.' It cojts the .vacill Hing arid irresolute ten a times the trouble to wind, and twist, that it does honest, manly independence to stand its ground. Take' -whj.fr timo you please to ü.akc tip your mind; but having made it up, stick lo it I ; . g A bankrupt merchant returning borne one r.i-rht. said to his noble wile: '"Mv dear, I sin ruined: Everything' w& have 'is Lift Us faci,' nnd fcald: "WlUnhtrshcrifri sell you.' Dil m.! Witt the sheriff eil inc? Oh, no! Will iho sliHi.T soli the children? Oh, no! Then do not sny we have hist everything. All that i4 mo.t vulusi blc rciiiiins to u iiiatihooJ, vyouiatihood, childhood. Wo huvCjO't Lilt tho ; result of our skill and industry. Wo cm mako niif.thcr foiittua If our bcarb 'and )unJi uro left us.'' ' Admiral Lci l Uova, when a captain, was once hastily tuvukencd iu the middle of Iho night by tha lieutenant of the watch, who informed hitu with great ngitation that Iho hin was on fire ucur the iiiugazine. "If that bo tho eafc," said leisurely lo put on his (lothes, no, rMing "wo" shall soon know it.'' The lieoicnaet flew bu k ti tho nemo of ilaiig;f'ii, and nltyjst iiutatitly returning, exelaliuc!; "Votl need uof, b,) ofiaid; the firo is extinguished.'1 ' ' ' "Afraid!" extdaimed Howe, "what 'do yen mein by th it,sii?" I never was afraid in my life:" and h.okimr tho lieutenant full in ( iho face, he added, "I'ny, bow does n in in feci, sir, when h ) is afraid 1 ncod not ak Inw h biokt." rt'.dM a Mi.t'.n. Iu the ncatl f V 111'. I1 I T.. ( if a field I'.wur-p, recently discovered in un ou!-o, recently discovered in un Kugiidi gard?n, theio was found win - ter s storo of ' ono thousand three hun dred und twcnty-tijj.c filbert nuts ts, which y t'.ie in - . . . hnd Icon ticeumulatoj there h uustry of tho' liiilo tenant f tho nest. Tho fctore which it 'had thui uccu?ii'ulatcd to supply its necessities through Iho winter s'M.-on measured halHx cek; In this trilling Incident improvident people i:ny I. nd n Jossoti 4igu;u.4t spcmling nil and sav tnx tiohin' for iin.ej of ( lllClgCliCV, lljul is well worthy of their uttcntiuii, although it cnincs IroiM so liisii'Mücaiit a creature a a n.ou.iO. llctter be hoTif.rnblo und be despifcd, than to bu dc'icaL'a and le houvred". Kins A icelpt your addrcs.es." yivcu on "pajing In't It futinv la sco a lady with b.Mh hnnils in soft dough, nnd a wuHiuito on llie end ol her no: e? The public f! mat ter i f a man Is the 1 1 ii s 1 1 Worn nt court: his piivule c Intruder is tlio sorvico of-:ohi kcj-t r.t bis baukcrV. There is it roHuotucut vvhich even wit ond kiiowh'dg'i (d'tlio world cantut teich their votariu, wh uftcu woun.J tho heart without violating thu rules of ji.i!itonis. In th voyi'gn t f lifo wc should itnifatu the um ii'tit tniii iiicis, who, without losing sight of (ho earth, tumid to thu hinvonly h)Ui for their guidance. Ill iho Ii Ii Intal bldory of ili-.fi I , ihn itU turns into u bulteiHy; but il olivii oieuiM lu lim im tu nd hhloiy of titan, that iho bulUiily (urtis into ft c.iub, A ei lith'tiicil lcUhly ncciled tl iiuin k hniriloetor Ulld iKTUsgd biui of awlhdlilig, "VoU Sold PH'," hl Sttl I, "tt pomitdil lo mal.o tuy hair prow, and my hrsd ttilt I na Miiiiulli us n ldefo id' L tit lii'V." "iir, nriswi'i'cd the i,inicr of ointment, "ihuo uro bind vvhuro the best see I vion't grow, It la Hot the l-u!l of Ch. reed, It i tlx) soil."

:TAv?.IliNT. rne qare, (Ifk (in,) n, loir r till .a. One ii4rr, two In.rttom. ne inr?, three Insertion. .............. :..

1 n -I AU labsva.ot Ir.iertlcD, .r .qua e YEA?. LT. . One eolamn, cbrca! qe.rttfrlyi. TLr-aoarivri of a column .' .'. T4 00 tn h ..... ia One-balf of a coloin One qqarirr of a iHtamn 20 C . e One eighth of column IS 4 Tramient adTerllementi ikouli la all easet If palil for ia aUvaece. . ' Unli ptirtfcuJartbie ii srcttcil w.a bi;4. td In, adt eriinrincnU wil( I. aLUibtl antil er acr.ncii tdd ehrJ .fci.rj.nf Ij. Th3 Days of the 'Old Red Sleigh. The old- ted . slti!ijiih.jl long but that 'never was'fuM,' fir uovu In ll Vet raw, wrapped in the. robes, or it? or anoth. er of the four reat's" it eetitaitied,' Iber ä it always room for one more. What a grouping of bright yohng fU8 tl.cr uti'd to'l e always ju it! -- 1'ucts. in hods, in cs s,lU blankets; hearts ,that luve-laved s-inee, hearts that have broken, hearts that Lave, moldtred. And away we went' our the hi!!, and through the valley, ur'.dvf f iq niooalight and under tLecJoudj when thu stari "were looldn'4 "tlovruj when th ui kindled tho wirjd,inT4 a iiroat white jewaU the ewect uJeklsetr of bells, hi, in tho ,cl; but thoie days bvtgoi.e forever away'. :"'r ,v' r..i.Mf(4l'ik ...tri n by degrees,' has let. its t,owcr oyer thy J . ' 4 ...... - . V. . t . , . .d urwtug. sm nu Im pub cs. r i in tnar. oi'l ,bietg'.ifc brM.es havo gooe aw'ay.beforo now those thut were marrltd to ' manhood- those that : were '''married ' i to ' dentil. " 'Great fehira hava fön otw j the waters. with less of Uore and byppiuesa 'ithau - that rude -trait has bor uc' over the billows of Winter. Swan like shapes .now glance along the arrowy way, ' but! give n, ' a . ; a .. for it3 sweet ifieEiories ef yesterdiy, :tbe Cid red fcklgü. - . v n.! Then tho days when, wc were "coasters;' ' and down the big bill, by the nmple wood, through the little pitches, far into the.valicy, we came with merry sheiit; tich the sAi.'tvy iiauager of hU little craft. r Ht"w like a lluck of swallows we, were,'; df-hiug down the declivity, and iu among a group cf sltds, tide by side w ith a rival, hootiog like an arrotr, stcdring in galLufly ahead like a jockey, and' orj our .'way up with a eled in tow, ere our party had reached tLs valley below. j :". ;; ; ' : And then it was. whea ' the. wi.id , ba4 swept tlie snow from Abe pond and stream, aral the ice was so glare., that ve put on he ."rockers" and darted. hither and thither, and cut sixes; and eights, atul .ouxves without .number, and drew tho: gills are loved, and whirled them like, leaved .Qve tjio highway of crystal. :; i ,; ! . ! :' And the schools vylicro wcfi rpclt each, other down,- and tho school where ve tang Windham and Meir, and f weot up;" gone, all gone, , iho - toucher and taucht, liko the melting snows under tbe rtipp'JW of April. : .- .: 1 ; : And when, sometimes after: tbeigrcnt mow, the w inds came out of the .North for, a frolic, bat wrcathiitps and carvings cf the ulabustcr there wcrct What Corinthian ntomlnt- surmounted U , fence posts; un m oioiuingj ucio iusuiodcj lu aide tho why; what i!owcr.l of rro finish Bjd -ndaiit of-jcarli on lb User! . Have you riuite foptulten (bp footprint! wo used to find in the enof, as dvlieate, bOQio of tbciii, (is tho lovo letterj tho mysterious piths down (o the brook or down by the old hollow tttc, that.V.e Used to wander over and ct "figure fours"-by, if porcbatieo We luighltaUh the uiaker thereoir Hsvo you tjuiie forgottcii how sorry you were for the snow-bird, that fluttered nötig iho liakes, and Mcmvd tossing and leal in die htoim? ' , . , And thctu in the midst of (hut Winter, Christina wu si t, ihut made the Thanks,piving bist all through ibo niiht vf Iho ' -ou, w hat . woiiUt r the tuis ind ll o a a . I uiui ouiim u more o, 't;oiiy vii'i . Chiistiuns, with jl.i gifts uti'J its i btcr, its carol und t hai io, ijs evergreeti brunch, iind it blight liioinirg dreiiii.s; Christu.us, when theio wire pilnis nt en 'the chjuinoy toj, If wo-vcic only lucre tu see tln-m, where Santa Cluiis et L ia 1". ct un tho clock struvk Iwelye; l'bitmaii, when stotkingi silken and white, stocking liouicly sn blue, und even tho litt lo red rock with a h ilo iu the i e, l'hnd förev r bo Ucths hhcin's Stat! 7. hj. J' l','r. Protecticn.of Dirtf, It will be notirrd in the proeecdings of ll u lluhmoiid -.Horticultural Arsoeiiitioii. which we published last week, that a pubi I lie sentiment id being awakened in ' this j lie sentiment i 1 uircelwn. If ur frieui r-auike win) I ll,,. ! ill ,lil ii afi.,.. will il.lv Mrtll. vcio and u;ve to our fvatl.ircd friends thu 1 L'gal i.n.tueiion wl.iib they . ju.tly merit, . mi. ! 1 1 1 . ! i : . . .:..... l o will.'dwseivu well id' his' .HntltUnt., rvco "should he fid 1 bis: hands and du iiothing moip. Tie wanton destruction uf auug und in.-ci tivcrous bird;, is h burning shame upon jnrl!igMt huinanily. und should tot be M.H'cicd to lojitinue unothtr s;!.-00. " Aicntding to 'our Txtcriene j there nrc but few annoyances 'tlmt are id itr;i uenMy ' .j..4Ja'c i li omiuru ,j.Jm. euaunuuity ol mimi iina urou.sc mo ;ariier feelings td' u humane man, oi-o who lives i mong his biid.-, aiul feel us if they were hisuvii j , r.-Vi'.Sl riund.," Midbavii a i i l: 1 t ti bis pirtrcti'.ti end t;ie that) t.i sec a 1 ull Liu ff gno e!cf s seumj'.sneskt iu mmr d bin gi.idili lu.ns, titspass ii g Ibi 'oiigh hi - (,u bai ds u id ti am J ing ov tr hisgniiii fehl, culling il-eif a loan, vsilli u ru.-ty shif'li.ig iron iu (. I atids, P"ppin iiwny , k illiog and 1 1 it plit g the i.aiml : s litl.c cu !. i'c.-, thut give ui ll.o land scape I iilI' i( t-!i u m-, and tu the e)0 Slid ear half their ph a. .in.. We have bornu this itil'tfinal tiiii.'-'vatiu' tintil j-almocfl and' tubmin-iuii it nc K n:c a vntue; t( is u crying cuic, uud miui iu sin e way bo abate 1, wo huvo persuaded und foibid tlcn until we uie li.ed td su it expedients, hii are s-ucly Icmpifd I'i adt pt ii ii'ti more sttingcut icvcntivcs, evi it should, they be extra judici.il. ll'.incnpaihy suja llk( CO ll Ll'.'; VVD'lU tilt SOIliO Ol' Iii.' blun prlhtS t!it t ti Us' ill! . lliu luisi hicf, tUPJ the di n in'.' Law eu lhi sujtit iswesk, del'.itive und Itpp.tltMil; b I il I"' cliu lnl It lid Hk'idly C !i!oll id, Hit 1 liilyi d J t lu l.talti. "Th it's. l li,!ghl) IliM I t r I , ' flid 1.-N "Vc; 1 eiii )"u imi'i un t in, t for it,' "lie I il"i w to ti l' l' ,v "Hl,'' ii plit-d doliiitl.si). ".No, how','" raid teplicd lolisth i n; ' and bis IjUiu'M loll is lltiouj h I m I jiViug Ii t ii icguluily hll. tlM evuy !ay lr Ibe imn Jmif," TL n nihil fun lii nl ii'iitt' lift l not lb' bsi ill f-s n In li him. i.oly buiistll. 'bul iho v ti i ui' vvhiih i it viul U'viliu.