Randolph County Journal, Volume 4, Number 4, Winchester, Randolph County, 27 July 1865 — Page 1

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It prillH'3 V t T MI f t T A. J. NOT i A. 31. W00D1.V. Ohp I tH;r nml Fifty ()it a V-ar, itvii.ito w mn: TAIlf.rs. nr.LLi;ro.T.!.vr: rai:.lo.d. M lb t Mf'.IIT KXI'RT. i ACCOMMODATION .nr. .. ... f.' p. M.j ... a. m. M If, t .. r,:,0A.M. .. W.'iO M. .. .io r. m. mcii r r.xi'ia:-N . ACCOMMODATION n! A'rivnl nnil !pp;irttirw of Tri in nt 1,'nion Citf, Olilu and ludiiiutt State I.ine. rr.i.r.roNT ixr iiif ooiifl mr. Arrir r. Htpr M.-IT I'l A. M. N?'t Kxrr- I J H1 m. Accosim!.itloti ... ') r. m. Arrive. Accommi!4t!on ...7 Dp. m.. ITrt. II " . M 1', '. " I .ID 1 1 .7 3i a. M Arrir. Inirt. Mill I2.W.M. ,' r. m Htrc Ü 3." r. m. 7 15 . m iuisiiuss DrrrcforiT.

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citii-n of Winchester nn l vlcinitj. j Ojl'C so'tt s'flf of tf VuhViC S'jU'ire, In tK riTi ftrmrlr ncnV tr Or Tea!. H'ii'lfneftrtrp iiitt l'e M'lr.tlil ChardIhrnici.n, Snrrron nnl bt'tricinn, M 0 II IH N T 0 W .V, INDIANA, A TTKNH nromrtlr to nil e.il1 in tlc f. Hue of hia prjfciiUiU. Ciurgii; nevI'Mte. . ZZf n-I-Une r.d oHlja on .Main St., Son'.ti pirt of ton. t DR. J. E. BEVERLY, JPhjsiriatt ant! Surgeon. OFFIC'i: AND RKSIDENCi: nt b!s f f-mfr p'-tf, iti i ! t r.ort'!i-wet cnr f I'iIiTo S.urc, Utctv ocwuj.led b Dr. J. U. CruvIrr. ' " il DR. D. S. STANTON, Vhysiclan and Surgeon, m a p m - , iijjsiciiiii tum ,ft rrua, : IM Vi'lM-Tf.'P IV! ! PliCiiri ff the Ki'hiryj trrded rpoii tliel l:-.rr v-l Frt'Tivh rrt,it' 1 "I 1 C II Y. MICA L A N A LY SIS. Oi'KP'i: i: of 1'iiMic ovrr Ic ler V?.!'s t.r. ' ci l!eM.Ifnre Krnt.klin -treet, or "ite f'.er-1 m n Krf..fMt churv'.i. .'1-1 j J. W- W1LM3RE, 1 1? T CI rp ! - . . i WINfllMTKi:, IND. rFI'I. r5 Mtli iJe of rti!)Itc impure, n(. : dr-. Ke-iJrnec on ue;lenre ftreet. rortS e it Art of Winrhfter. Oice hour fr-i y t I - A. n ' Ironi 1 t.i 1 . . Al. j DENTISTS, I fi.uci over i rN, ;u Tri j'T & Li'rftiCf (IroccTy, ,:?Si ! Vi hV- t : : c . - - Itidi.int. 6. M. McCLURE, M. D., PHYSICIAN AMD SURGEON Tender u services t the tUUeaj of I X C II E STEH And vici.'.ijr. He fsp'id attention to Diseases of! Pemii, a:'.d all j CHRONIC DI S E A SES A!o, the of the EYE jXvTID EVT. ReceiTt ; artiou!a.- attenth-ri . Oltee Tont! itle f Public SmrM Li I Jr. W ilmore uen:.t o.n-e, ; n-: lence on Frinkl'n fret. ne ir Moorman Wij'si IMrrtr'a rrniJence. 41 i.i;nki:kniioiu i:u vi:si ,T A N t ' V CTV R r.R S e r Ft' R NTTt' R I" L ' I ('Mir. of the htM.t an I bct i:.tof P.iMic .ir. Winchester. THOMAS "WARD," HAltDU'A.'K Mrclnt, Wn.Mnstca treet, nvth öf tne lablic S'iuaif , Winchester, In J . J. C. IIIIISll, Irn?sit. All rtielr wrrrte.l reprint.!. FRANKLIN HOUSE, WILLIAM P. ARNEY, Proprietor, C-J'f'r r.f Mii'l awl FrnvVln Srrrrt,

VlNCi:nSTi:iJ. INDANA. iiNtJl lUrj TU 1 hAUliljKS. il. SC IS 1 'earning, ignorance, arc each al- this way tho motion was killed.

nri,-" t t t- i ins .iuiomuh ana ml- n Bliri.u.,tv, lu uiuu'u in us uKe. p;u ! i uu , a tie m in was made, and nearly

f;r,rrrr ;w Vnzer. I " w have a better knowledge of it than were overheard talking in the room ,ied, prohibiting the admission

K,.,,..!,. M.in str-.t. tMp.s !icf ns! A 1 ' ',t;:N J.7lff vv t an.v "c cl;;c- where they were Jt work. Lord: new States unless they reco-

otr,i!rdcrwM,;:,n:(, . ) M : J Vvti'm)vv' Krsolution 3d. That the grade of said one, -J knowed him well when slavery in their constitutions,

T? r.OWOnTTT 1VT D lis Kvoit month." AT TUT. np.'A' t certificate given by our present hx- he was a boy. Lscd to live With provided for Us nrotectinn by

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tr inn tov.wsiiip mwary vr' m - ! I ' 1 ' tl r-$n iir! pet the Ui'iks, mi'l real thiml trrr- rf chirr. I 4 M. 58. k'IZKR. I.'.r:irinn. JOHN RICHARDSON. MERCHANT TAILOR CLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, AIwt on hii'l t'l mte tonr.lTin the ttr!e. TRICKS RKASOXAIJM:. cui, ana . BRADBUKr & FRAZEE, A I lUniltTo A I LH Ylj WINCTICSTCR, INI) , i Will attend to ill Luiines? cafrustcd to tlielr I OKFICC-With Jud-e Hrou-n. 51 j "e7b. KEYNOLDSr ITTOK.VltY .IT JOvIIf, aM) claim a(;i:nt, Will attend to all busine.t entrusted to his cur. ornCT In the Court-IIouse, n tnir. j Winchmfer, 1 ril . 1 JOHN J. CHENEY, I.. WATiQV. ?HUT.IIY C LA I II ACLNC V. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WINCHESTER, IND.t Are prepared td rrocr.re Pniwui iiountlcs and Arrears Pny I'ton the rno.t fvr,riVe ternn. Strict attuition ivrn to collection and securitv of t 0! linn. OlSce in Jail building. 27 FIRST NATIONAL BANK J OF WINCH!!' I II!, IND., .Vorth -east corner of TVii'hingtun inJ Mori Jim street . DruiLins Ilourv ) A. M. to 1 P. M. orrrcj t. A. y.isKKW, CüfluT. Tno. V.nn, Trc't. OIUUIl I.U111 1 1 7 L L I i f M li V HU; I'lMfT v;rtmni llrl'l-' V:iYf'IIP xku PLEASANT H I ATT, Ei'tmiiur, landuljh Cituutu. THOMAS WARD. , TV' ' a t lite ntn Tvn V,.- r A c-u;, j',' c Land anj fori ; suit a Ü ION KU A J, - - Assortment of Hardware! i !I0. Steel, NaiLs Carpenters Tool, etc., at I WariDf Ilanlwnrc Store. 13 Ol-ItLK .in-t Siii-Io hot and Rii Uu:i and Revolvers i Warl Urn il ware Store. 1 )ilWDEK, Lr.it! and Ci Powder-i Flasks und SJiot-Diij: at Wartl'N IlarilwJire Sturcf RINDSTUNES and Han I,' Log j VT Chain, and Steelv.rJ, at WarJN Hardware Store. I Oil, VJi:i?s am i kl. ai j .mP llsinlwnre Store. i pit .. 1 TV..... . PTT and tr;p Hinges at Wiinl'i Hardware Store. Mioe tore. ;ire Store. Gi;N,Kp.Ab n8;i traeut of S-tdJlerr Tl. If'irJwre at Nnul's llnrtlwftre Store. TAfiLC an 1 roe k et Cutlerv, Tea and j Table Spoon, Itit;nr Spoon at Varl', Hardware Store. NAMELKD nn i bu-ir l'etttp. Sill-; ITj let an! but', o.li Lj.N. Siove Mi ,t. Tea fveltle. Stove Pota and Do Iron at U anl' Hardware More. W mi't

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ri. cro-e.i: mij T'";" N and tfpvle. anJ Cof.hi Trimat ' iVve m'uiR at u no Ward Hard ware Store. BOOT AM) SHOE h . CHflST. KAYSER GEO- KELLER Proprietor?. U"e keep eontaat!y on biinJ Readj Mie AnJ nre prep.trej to tr.nufucture thee urticleti to orJir. in a pu'-rtaatial manner, CHEAP FQU CASH. ite 11 to Ui er us with tbrir r.itruna-e. 1-V

0i , ' Trustee will confpr a favor V -Ilc needs no cup. He can di The slaves, upon tno stirreu t i . J Jnl not calH rch'n in Xev York, on beholding ir"1 TMnTi m a their presence. Jy will be tna-, from any yesel that contains li.pior, ' our armies were captured egaHv , ai d .J? ,1 Lam vieb b an English carria- with three foot INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. blcd 0 mftk. UUc.c1ccüom for, wither the neck of a bottle, tho not actually-(.n law ,t J. W. CANAN. OWNER AMD PROPRIETOR 1 their school, by so doing. of a demijohn the .pile of a g. difference whether they 13 Driti.h't, mal:, on. nir! y p.-m.OrV, J.T.Civr, A.iV.Ti.' The in all the bran civ.-, r- or the buMjV'b; of a b.nrrvl. , cwpturv 1 or uot)-nnd to n cn , ,n i.n.. c t- ,

rnrriTinvVi' JOUrnaI' I r,"lred ? l m? la"?.ht T "THr ItP,,,,b,,c f "'''"h-" j virtue of tI.V pro -hmätiüu thev Ws of the church, and nUc net LI) I CATIO.N A F,. V-omrnon schools will receive liberal ; Anion- the nia of i ebel nr. hives stand cmancipuU d. I stale this lu one of Ki.'rrP,'Mr- S J . At a meeting of Trustee, of Kan-! attention. j aml documents which have fallen in- be mv opinion as a lawyer ,u'd i5 a n rW ell 1 m Tn "i , V. V " ""l i dülph county, held at Winchester, ! Lecture, by prominent educators. ! to the hands of the government, n.l lawyer I Mate that, in W opinion. I .m;,, YittV r two hi,,, ? June ith. our Countv Kxmniner 1 will be announced, from timn t i wlm-l. will i11ntmto t!.,. Mct.-.rv r Mich will i., .1,. n . . ' '. . . "uMlon.

I,rc vcnnl v as thev occur: i ist iTxinir the hour for ononincr. ; and closinir chool t- 4 o 1 We reler the Examiner and i the Trustees to the School Law. section i'4t (11 the' have not read, the law.) .We have a Sntrinteclcnt to fix laws to govern the schools of Indiana, and we had supposed that Randolph county was included. ! We do not n resume that the teachers

fronted the following rtuiations, ; time. i the rebellion, are the proceedings of, Supreme Court. I could vish. mv- man vonn'., 1.1"

Morine icacr.ers ana senoois 01 uns 1 i:e committee ot nrrancmcnts i the original rel-l convention, held ! self, that surh U:u not Leen tlie en.V ..v. ..t.i .wi .,.'".:.: " V r " , b -

We mil notice the point, will plen obtain n list of the farai-. at Montromerv. Alnbnnm. Thev and that th, ,!,,n,o hn.i 1 1 l'"' .u,,la " fl 111 a.na

'j!of Handolph arc unacquainted witli the time of opening and closing

; school. lid. Setting forth the jurisdiction of the tendier. The jurisdiction of the tenrler.' Arc the teachers of Randolph count3 to it becomes necessarv for their duty land legal authority to ho stamped (on a card, and suspended on the i walls of every school building? J'trfectJy intuit ralle. 3d and 4th. "Prohibiting the use of tobacco in the school' room." "No communication in study hours." These arc very essential prints. Hut docs the Examiner and Trustees suppose that they are clothed with legal authority to fix and set, forth

rules, for the teachers, assuming the us not forget the Sabbath-School-position that the teachers are not There ought to be a Sabbath-School

capable of making their own rules?! (Jovtrninent constitutes one of the requisite qualifications of a teacher, Every teacher should study the theory of teaching, and bo qualified to select such rules as are necessary to govern the school he or she expects to teach. Under Seutjon 41 of School Law is the following: "That ten eher can never succeed well, who dependi upon the Director or Truste? tu make rules and enforce them." A card containing school-room mottoes, Preparing school-room mottoes is nlso a part of the teacher's profession, and we consider it no part of the Trustees' or Examiners duty. Under section 30 and 31 of School Law, is the following: An essential qualification of a teacher is his skill and ability in the government and disci - onimnr t in i h.lpnnmo t ho wktp; n tlUllliV,! OllU4 IV k'. I Hliii. v v. the teacher. This is a very important point, and we consider tberp is quite a work for tho Examiner to do before the Trustees can make this a standard. A teacher may be a very line scholar, and at the same time a very poor teacher, and the Examiner is not always sutficUntly acquainted with the teacher to ascertain all the reouisite fiualifications. by a mere examination, to give a first grade j - i .... certificate. Hence, until tho hxami tier has visited every school in the i 1 county, and has ascertained the success of the teacher, his or herability to communicate or impart instruct;n rrnvrnmr-nt. and iliseioline. j V I v I I f . ft X. - " - - - - j v tion, e rtues aiiti ujuhul, m.iinn.i v. I ducting .'iais, order. Arc., Arc, is he ,,rm.nipil to 'rade the eertificate ac cording to the qualification of the teacher? Will our Examiner, please inform the teachers bow man' Trustees lucre present at that meeting, ana j also the names, th:t they may know ! who it is that are making a code of ! laws to govern them. X. T. Byii-. Fur the Journal. TECIII:RS IN ST IT I TTE. I have ' distributed cjrpujars to most, if not all, the teachers of the county, setting forth the order of exercises, to some extent, to be pursued in our Institute, K mUtakp not, penmanship, elocution, vocal music and physiology, are most needed to be made prominent by teachers. Muph can be accam- ; plished, in two weeks drillings, in these LranLhea The Board of Instruction 13 full. I desire to make the Institute all that talent and life-long experience ;n

j addition to those from abroad, al-'h ..,.P(1 tht ",.. auu UIOtl n , . .,.,nl.ir ; ne liked that C0.inr . ready announced in the cucular, are, 4.Ve wcll ia the tl time WftS

Prof. Iloleomo. ot St. I.ouis, anqi., , Prof. Hurt,-, of tUU State, rto willj "' -wUst is tli01,)at.cr K;.h !,c in attcu-.iwco r. part, if not all ibe ,v j .jj tin.c. durins tho Institute. I " ..(T, I never dared to go out i

time, during the Institute. It is to be hoped the citizens of J Winchester will cordially co-aporatc one a r rang Oils x-f.ir i.iii ,.. IVachc-s of adjoining counties! ... :n.-;iA.l ,n favrr i,c are respccuu.n .u. - with their at;cnaax;te.

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tertaimng uiose uo mn aneuu, I. A thick ncadea sipure, bcin2, ru'"-'' ' " 1 V : !" ; ,:, nt.rtnbiinir letters U tlie; liberal rates; ami furpr, I mst no! wslia by vUr.cy GmitU lnauaF.lnm iu custody, to detain him, of A Methodist and a Quautr having teacher in Randolph will sutler any gumenl, took his revenge bv ex- whether considered as property or a, . P""?"1 ' . J Ci v. , stopped at a public house, agreed to thing, short of sickness, to prevent ! claiming. "IT I had a son who was" person. The President ar.jt.ired anchier inci ii ' rp jn the same bed. The Mcth. attendance. ! an idiot, bv Jove, I'd make him a' authority over perscn- and property; uVni ed upon bv ; Ulielt dn- T-ycd fervently Our Intitu;e of last season wr, ' paräün - -Very probably," rcpliad: which he cr.;:W nU exercise m time, , in l?r" ) f.. lh(. J. J-'ud confessed a long catalogue of one of the first order, but present, Sydney, "but I "see that your father' of peace. It was a lruent power, a( v. ; ' ; im. After heroe, the Quaker ob-arran-ciucnts promise a much better cf a ditlerent inind.'' ! war power; and by virtue ot tins eai l ; , .,...,,,1, served, "Keally, friend, if thou art

ör - tain ipat'bcrs. and at what rater -,1; " "mm how main. This can onlv be done by personal visit3. P. Umtt, I-Aamlncr. t Yot the Journal. SABIJ ATM-SCHOOLS. On locking over the Journal, last evening, I found, among the many A .. ... nteresung pieces an article written by Mr. Bond, peaUing my mw on beneficial to the young; tinder their influence tliej seek for those pleas ures that are promised beyond this ; life. Not only that, but our pleas ures are urcater here. If we do right, we feel right; and the SabbathSchool is the place that tcachpa us how to do right. Youths, one and all, the war is over; victory is ours; the brave soldier-boys are returning home; the dove of peace is spreading her wings of love over our landein consequence of which there is a great luld tif pleasure open to cur view, it' we will but improve our time. While vre are takinir so much interest in our common schools; let in each District in the county. If there is not enough scholars to make it. interesting in each District, lot two or more join together, Mr. Rond thinks it would be policy to hold an annual Sabbath-School Convention, I am of the same opinion. I). W. JOXKS. MKN FIND THLIIt OWN LEVEL. The flattery with which our assembled working-classe are apt to be served, undoubtedly contributes to keep man- of them content to make no higher attainments. If they are not received with open arms by the educated and refined, they attribute it to their occupation, not to themselves; to the unreasonable pride and prejudice of others, not to their own deficiency. Rut water is not the only thin? that will find its own level. Genius, wit, his üi an'ther next door to us. l'oor as .Job's turkey. But I ain't seen him since, till I beam him in hall, t'other nijjbt. Jon't suppose he'd pome anigh me now with a tenfoot pole, Them kind of folks has short memories, ha! ha! Can't tell wLo a poor working-man is, nohow." No, no, good fiiend, you arc in the wrong; Thei ü is, indeed, a great gulf betivecn you and your early friend, but it U not poverty. To sac that it is is onlv a way you have of flattering vour self-love. For, if you watch those who frequent your f riend's house, you will lind many a one who lives in Iodgjngä, with the commonest three-ply carpets, caneseat chairs, and one warm room; while you have a comfortable house ofyour own, wk:, very likely, tapestry and velvet i:. your parlor, and registers all about. No, sir, jt is not because yon weil; far ha is as hard a worker you. though, perhaps, not so long about il; but because begging your pardon you arc vulgar, and ignorant; because you sit down because your vciec is loud, your tone swaggering, ard your gram par hideous-rrbecause, in short, your two paths from the old school-house diverged; hjs led upward, yours did not; and the fault is vot his. You both chose. He chose to cultivate his powers. You chose not to do so. Call tilings by their right name! Gail IIasiiltox. Thackeray, when in the United i .- . . . .... . i mates, meeting a esiem man wi,o; Imd l.on in Knoland. asked liimlmwi I j never dared to j j!lHand aftcr night, for fea stej; (.ir tLc cd-e." r T ciirwd l 1 r isiiQijpi i A IIaki. Df.imek. A newsp-per tl,o .lM;ontntnn ... ... r-- . ,4 t;.ver tuun;i tu.uu,r....,,

lies of Winchester, that will cut

n your swtinjl-ro.itn ut home, with , j directed to provin" the pro-jad we perjured ourselves to please weather, the girl said, looking slvly j our hat on, and smoke your pipe- : f , ()ath rC(.uWcd you, but that failed." ! into his face : because you plunge your own knife; J r . .R 03.llanilrr hj3 Views "And now that we have neither! "I dreamed of vou last night" into the butter and your own forkj policv'of emancipation. In1 home, fiiemU nor self-respect left, "Did you? why nowJ" into thetoaii, having used both in . Qj- his rc:nnrks he said- j aud want to go somewhere to hide "Ye?, I dreamed that vou kissed your cattng with equal freedom .... . , . ; ' nim.:7.(i i)V i our faces from our crimes, to be-, me."

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, wore iiisiovcii'i m tirlvate hand in ,!,ne r!r,n.;n .,,1 ubiii v,vviti;i.i inn v wiiitiiu iii.tn interesting facts connected with he. secession movement. The original draft of the sq called Confederate from the constitution of the United States are in the form of slips cut one vote of being adopted, hut tinally, ami after much discussion, the title of "The Confederate States of America" was fixed on. It stu ms the South Carolina delegation were hostile to the name of 'Republic," in any connection. The preamble to the Constitution was hard to jjpt through with. The expression, 'invoking the aid of Almighty Cod,'? did not get dovetailed in permanently until after much talk, lino man wanted to amend by the words "in voking the aid ot Almighty Hod, vrlio js tlic Cicd ot tho Bible, and the rightful source of 11 power and government," eU But thi might take in tha Nciv Testament as a part of the Bible and thus admit the divinity of the Saviour, and this was shocking to Jew Benjamin, and it was finally voted down. The attempt was made to have a recognition of the Christian Sabbath, thus: 'No man shall be compelled to do civil duty on Sunday.'' But it was rejected Subsequently, an attempt was made to have a recognition of the Sabbath engrafted on the law with rofereneo to carrying and delivery of the mails. A member from Louisiana moved as an amendment that, inasmuch as the people of Louisiana believed in permitting everybody to worship God on the days and in the ways preferred, therefore the Stnto of" Louisiana should be excepted from said provision. Texas desired the same exception, and in n earof nized and law. The proposition, it sec.ms, was voted down, simply as impolitic and likely to repel foreign sympathy. The same motive led the convent!;: f.o prohibit the slave trade, but then it provided that any slaves who might be smuggled in, contrary to the prohibition, should be sold to the highest bidder. All the votes in this connection were taken by States, without regard to the number of delegates representing them. We presume these curious docu ments, giving so deep an insight into the history of the rebellion, will all j

constitution v.as maue by Mr. Mem-; Jli closw.g advice to the people j in expression; has ideas, Ua usesminger, who w; s chairman of the was as follows: 1-ad grammur. He is rather formal Committee on th? Constitution, ar.dj A provost judge is to be np- but c-onrtcous and at the Iat aiTt-ct subsecjuently Davi' Secretary of , pointed in every district to ndminis- ed frankness nud freedom if he f It 1q Treasury. The parts copied j ter the oath, give a certified copv to ! it not. To hu followrr

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or by the a'in and in- j fr health of selves and fami!s- and proposed to call it "The Republic duce him to do so. Put yQUrsclfin jvvl.cn Iii eve did Snainlo and Irs of Washington,' which come within j the right position and there will be bus soften, it was withnmt t hml

be published, if not fpr the intruc- j ever, that the Johnny rcbs refuse ( Don of mankind, as a warning to the j to see it. They ask, "What have, disaffected. A strange episode inJvoii done for us, that we should

the annals of our country will be the story of this great rebellion, which we are now bv ginning to regard as a thing of the far past. 0V. JOH NSON, OF CiTOlKHA. On the 1st inst., the Hoi. James Johnson, Provisional Governor ot Georgia, addressed the citizens at .... -w . Savannah on their duties. It was

. . .. i States Üouth within the! meaning and purview of the Consti-int;-Tt was a rebellion too large for an insurrection. The president, - . 4 r , . ,lnftn;!r o,,,,! 2 1 . . . . . . -chief of the armies, bad aright to' in-chiei Ol tue armie, mm angin, io. ln,r,n tur.-s to seize l.oive? to make c.q ,t to seize i iaKeprupcii, wa-i a i iH. w ( turc o,r soldiers, to mkc ,,ri,, nml to release tlidil on parole or not. , We cold ,.ndcr our riht as Ull.g ereuis uo uic same umc, i. i cjirtn.: a io.mli i r tiu. im u n i . l lunu " . v sequence that the President bad the' j t . . i United States, he issued taat procia - . mnt on i n rn A rf War. lor t lC pur- -- - - - rebellion -v. y. ..r, -

the Constitution to command the: come wire muie men mj uesm ..,;Kfn.v r,.r,,, of t!1Prniid SLitciitis to stay and perjure ourselves

ciM.iw-Aee nnrrpetion anc to: again out oeneui. mh,

repel invasions. The writ of habeas; " on have never done us anything ; home or,mn mov be suspended in case of; but barm. You have been our woryt A light da

u:,.,- 'nn. rn.rroca has oower to: enemies. We could live with Union teliect, a

..,..,.Q i,v coo nml iv land inen. but our self-respect wont let stillneüs, and

ii' . i t .,.i - i.r i'tdtnd1 us live with vou and we are iroing. thev were ma

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iinu!,.-,,,;,: 4 iii gone forcu-r, und I hsvc no tears to shed or lamentations to make over c rui 11 mue. , iis departure." 'the person taking it, and semi the 'original to Washington. Kverv on. no dilliculty Georgia is the j Urft State to return to the Vuion, it j will not only tii..iiim her light to i the title of the Empire State of the ouin, nut, -jive nrr new claim to honor and glory. Redeem her, and State after State wjU wheel into line, Alter the waste and ravages of both armies, she will "bud und Mosom j as the rose." If we cultivate further' animosity wo shall become hateful to! shall lire still under military bur - dens. our destiny h in your own hands. I have made these remarks with a view to induce you to renew your allegiance to the government of our country. I approach a step j above let us renew our allegiance jto the King Eternal; and having on um Humum Vinn i'i)aa!.ni wink " r have all sinned, with hearts attuned by contrition, go forth and sing the angelic song, "l'eace, pence on earth, and good will toward men!-'

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DonU tto Oh Don': Why Forsake j for forty years; drove ail their chilo'ow! Jdren to the West or the cities: and

It is perfectly agonizing to read! tue appeals in tue pro rehel press ln the pro rebel press of Missouri to thoir peculiar friends not to leave the "tatcv Day after day the' are implored to stay. The) paVting ol Lord Lovel and his fair ;

Xanv Beilei no nothing to it, and ; upon India, entitled, ".Soldiering in the chorus always winds up with, ; Sunshine and in Storm," gives the "Do stay to votc-tee-tpp" j following in regard to Hindoo fanatIf there ever was on earth a ect of 1 ics: "I have seen some who had forlorn, hard-up devils, it is the late ' stood en one Jpg for years, while reb-con-bush-disfranchised and djs-! others e.npzgo the sympathy and emboweled opposition ot Missouri, j extort the charity of man- by lioldThey havedriventhepoorrcbclsfrom ! jng one arm erect over head, until post to pillar, from bad to worse, u time the flesh w ithers and thn until they have neither home, conn-; bones set in that position. A few I try, money, friends nor clothes, and have met who firmly clinchin one, yet they'chng to them, and with j band, have kept it closed tintTl tho yells and shrieks of despair implore' nails have grown right tJ;rougli the them to stay, and perjure themselves ! palm to the other side; and it Ts well (uu e more just to beat the infernal I known that many have traveled the I'njon Radicals, and help us to j whole extent of "land from the Hlr.:"just oiic little ollice.'' ! alaya.s to Capo Comorin, measuring We nre truly sorry for them, and ! their bodies as they went. Also were it not that we feel in the liberal j there is Charth PtijrT, or hook worvein to the soundly whipped of the j ship, in which the devotee allows a rebellion, would, out of pure charity, steal hook to be passed through the join our entrpatics for them to stav "muscles of the back, and in this

and swear another time, just to commodate the poor fellows once more. We are sorry to say, how-; stay and help your" You told us our rights were in vaded and we must fight foi them.

"We went into the rebtl aimy, but! you did'nt go in ypurclvcs." You- A bashful yonth was paying bij said Missouri belonged to us, and we addresses to a gay las3 of the counmust drive out the b'nion men. try, who had longdcspaired of bring"We tried it and failed, and voicing tl iigs to a crisis. He called left us out in the cold." one day when she was at hpme alone.

"You told us that we must vote, . .i i. .i. 1 his is an instance, and not far j from the ven language a returned I rebel used on the stieet yesterday, I i regard to bis past stay-at-home friends i ti... The way of the transgressor is hard. Loyalty m maj; is like vn tue - ... v f Ue st,p b - - down .nmlc. .e wny e. y MJou Ml. hwaijr Tin: jioiodmv Mr. Holler of the Springfield Uepublican, who is one of poaker h,d resub nt and the dUtm- ; l4'1-, ' , :-,r lr!,,Vi inL.t Tr r,d ismu m?.w. -vnr. ...l, ..... .v, 'fa v. :.s was meet under the situation ,.,,1,

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i ! . . .'MIII(! remans as to oresence fp-.tnu..- i.n n ; in atmosphere and without ma-net ' Urn. In rnnvnrcMn 1 '1 j illul (.uict in niRllIK.- lin that he was inwter of tha nrofai n i art of eastern nr ditViin I ing, though not warminnr efbwtJr ; was pleasant but did isotn Of his companions, lieber ball is perhaps the most u meet von. C. Kin notoriousj his free and coarse speech has made him so. He has a very keen, and sharp eye, and looks like a Wcstfield man I always mert nt ft,., o.; cultu-al fairs in StvrinnfinM 're Bernhisel has an air of TuJture and refinement oeeuliar nmni .-. oCC ' Quincy Adams or I)r Cannetr nf j Boston, in his stvle. Two or thrco others of the company have line , faces such as you would meet in j intellectual or business society in, Boston cr.V,v York, butt!-fP;,i; of most of the party seems to bePin ! narrowness, bigotry, obstinacy. They iooK as it mev had lived on the R91D0 farm r.s their fathers and grandfath ers, and mndp no improvements gor.o to the sama church, and sat iu the same pew, without cushions; borrowed the same weekh newsnaner if they went to agricultural fairs, inJ sisted on having their premiums in pure coin. T Hindoo iANATics. An English military oflicer, in a pleasant book

ae-lmnner is suspended from a machine i like a wind-mill, to one of the arms

of which the victim is attached. On thc;r great feast days they can be cn thus, whirling round and round, a"d looking all the time as pleased as if they really enjoyed their ride. All this is done with a devotion 1 v'Vthy of a bpttcr cause. After settling the merits of the . , nu.. nai. uu uu ur??ia your mother said?" 4Tl J.T- .1 .i: 1 wned on the ycntb,' in. singular sound broke tho in less than four months rricd. Or.ioi.v ok a Fight. Tom wih I had a;i the pasture i;; the world. Bo!. "I wish that I had all tho cattle in the world." . Tom"Wba ; u themr Tom "What would you do with Bo Td t , T,,,..NV( , ItoW'Yw, turn them into vour vou wr-ubin t. ' liob-r-"Yc?, I woubi;' Tom "No vou wouldn'tjob "Yes, I would." And then the. fight commenced. ' ' ?S t,l0 .V1?!1 1 think I dare no sleep wih tbec. , - 'Ofy graciou!' exclaimed an