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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
OFFICIAL.

TREASIRI DEPARTMENT, Jl'y 3D. 1888
Notice is hereby gwen io The holders ol me SIX Per cent
stocks Of the United states of the loan authorized Dy tue
no. f a--b January A. aud redeemable the jls II De
can her l-6 and Of the loan authorized by the act Of st
March 1872 and rsdeeuabls 3O,n OF June l,-, that ls
Dtuan. Mt prepared purchase at any TINS bet Feen
date hereof and the st day OF December next 10 the
extent of the sam Of five millions OF dollars 81 te sNi
ot rs in the maluer and the terms hereinafter nvl'
toned % wit; H .
stated prei,reLce VII be- gwen 10 the order oi Tine 10
Which the s.id stocks nay be of-red Inc certnoi@s
srv fs.igr ed fhe mite states must De- Transmitted 10
ths Department np0n the rect p. where prcs VIII %
lald cimr ourceo az the f'llosink particulars:
lie par value. or amount sp5cned iu eaon cerlAc1s
4 prem i'm said .U, INT Of twenty one pr cent
Interest ou the par OF tbs rerA .'e nom me III OF
Itv ls 20 the cate Of receipt and settlement 81 me
Tferry with the allowance or toe none! . reach the
owner # orr day interest 10 addition
PAYMENTS for aid stocks viii be made IN drt3 OF me
T,ee,urer Of the United States The Assistant rAsur-r
indicate. jaws GtTh".k. oolesA.y oi 'As treasury
rr.>hll> Tttoa P,oilslf Of m Cniaa State. Of an
,.a. r. al -tD8l II m,g c'4csrut
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited . me- that
Huter. Meugtrs has been app liLrd Consul 90 - gum
r he porr of New Orleans IN the state Of LOUIS .nt
O. hereby recognize lin SUCH and declare h Tree 10
exercise auC Joy such funouonf pow rs AAd P.FSrs
As are SLOWED 10 the CoLslls II the most favored n'ons
IL lie nittd states ,..,
Intestmory whereof have csussd these letters TO be
MADE patent ard the sell Of the lni7d states 10 Do
tei,uIfo Fixed
Given unctrny hand q; the City Of Washington, the
e-fh csy ( July ammo Dommi one thousand eight
d. huiored aud tity three, and oi che independence
OF The United States Of America the seventy
eighth. fhANNlN FlLh1k'
by iLr tresiceut
" l. MAa,l, Secretary of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

>-,tCA c.. y T. ,Jrly g, ue'a snl Csy1sa t'1r-
. tsv4 srtf, --e verv much r. or g-l G-ss is very
.tl- Posture poor be-, not 20 much mi-red bur thar
rau soon vi.i l.s4 ler'y ot nL pt'are. P'-aoe' pr
. % t poorer ti.n for d. i,>t tao yeas. iFo tai
s,,rrsvh t,,e Fas.ed over us have e,ae great injury
o B.r~, U.s and Com. great .u.ns he.ls 81 B..ey
taO.-. i.vr bseu cut sud .-tl a- 81 81; .r.n a. lg
bon t.rd .t D., fle DAD. C.-a "ll yield -.s tltl 10
...., ..- w'.. however =. ..-f r--r t'
.r.r. odd. -ll.c o. a. r-r. "f
...r.all ..,.rr., ,ll,',.- Dr. -....- e-
l ior the v-tsl.
mcssa.on. u has been very Try ioT nm e. '~
~ ltv. hs5 plentiful fNl 81 rsin ri late The l-y -p
ir.r,- lit s .hrough on the frontier 'b'e 81. ,a'nr
s.. i.s YEAR Tbs Corn crop looks isy1rs0s Inc "AeN
,r.p promises Wei. M -
NotrH RAR>srE,D Belknsp Co. H. July a5-toT
ten we.ksro rain On Tuesday and "Wednesday VS. naa
fine one We feared we should hsve bat small crop OF
potatoes Now We are in hopes Of good one. Corn IS
good Oats are light Wheat As good As usual Grass
heh ard hay is selling for s6 per tun On account OF
TIE worms. We shall not get half crop 81 apples Ia
stafford Alton Pifisfed and Pennington, they have had
no ran In Deerfed and vicinity Il has been more wet
and crops very good ON the whole think there WI
NOT be more than three fourth Of common crop through
out this state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
ley and Samuel Atkinson. Of Remington: and joseph

ley and Samuel Atkinson. OF kensngtop and Joseph
Wood e Penn District
Aresolaion adopted limiting speakers to five min
uis sp'eche, and not sllo sing any delegate 10 speak
morc han once upon any subject without the permission
Of The Convention
Mr. Sims lored the following resolutions
Esd That Committee Of Five BE- appointed whose duty Il
fcroit TITS their opinions aui
In rlaion 90 Pfuhbiofy law.
MIR Smith offered substitute that a COMMITTEES he
appointed make inquiry 90 the vess respecting pro
hibnon euoitAued by the persons gen-rs nomination
and 10 report 10 adjourned meeting Of the Convention
to be held on the first Monday in September.
The substitute was lost
The question REQUIRED on the motion Of Mr. Sims 1t
WAS after discussion amended, without essentially
altering II MIR Stenmeiz moved a further amendment
that Committee be appointed 10 inerrogs'e all the nOm
before tie Convention. SAID Committee TO report al
n,Atn Getting Of the Convention.
An,r proirSced debate the whole subject was laid
upon the table.
\ motion then made 10 proceed to nominate candi-
dates for Senate and Assembly After some debate the
moton was laid on the table
Mr.. Sims moved that when the Convention adj Ourns
adjourn 70 meet Thursday the lst Of September An
sN,Ldment offered fixing the time OF adjournment AZ
the third Tuesday in October The amendment was laid
81 the table
After very long debate in which great number of
delegates took part motion offered amend by fix.
ing the hour Of I'D oupmeut AZ o'clock this afternoon
A debate allowed by the Chairman upon this amend
men and continued until near clock when the Convex
ton adjourned 10 meet at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
Vim O NELL and Nancy Curran died suddenly IN this
CITY during last night The latter case Rum one.
The weather to-day is very warm, the Thermometer
marking % degrees in the shade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

PtA>rFtp Conn July % In this vicinity .Et-'ei n
Couie,ii. ul he Crops are generally fine Rye and Bar
ly are Cuf snd very hue. Grass Is larger groTth
tts usual notwithstanding the drouh OF early sum ner.
The earlier moving fields hsve been cut and secured IN
excellent cotditon At present continued rains pre-
venting he prosecution o. hsyirg AID seriously damaging
immense quantities. OF Rye Oats and Hay some ot our
farmers use the Cloh recommended by agricultural
Vspers their hay in the ded, aud viii this year save
COUb.e their cost.
Potatoes look very thriving. There is fear. however
that the excessive noE suffering VIII dev-'o
the r,t Rlta BsgA cd which large quantities being
raised, look luey super phosphate OF lime used TOR
thstrop o. eX Heat success Ps'ul4ge and AZ FREED
un uDW'ngs are very abundant AID lu1misut. B..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
EXHIBITION At THE CRYSTAL PALACE.

The machine arcade beginning 70 assume form
Tie tgo horizontal engines their beds and ono
II the flinders place The steam generating appa-
raus viii furnish 10 horseposer for constant driving
purposes Al immense shearng machine, for cutting
iron psts after the patent Of D. Dicks an'ifrictiOn
Pres is already ser up; aso an snt-frcti0n Punch
for boiler p4tts Most Of Carey's Rotary Pamps are in
noior Tie lines Of shading will b. hung by the 10Th
If his month The huge centrifugal Pump furnished
Il re, resay % receive IL driving belt shch il 70 be-
arranged On TIE principle Of Parkers Bonded Pulley
a Is calculated % raise 1900 ga. Of water per minute
With an expenditure OF from ~ 10 j. horse poger
The Up ieht engine il the bed and will be set NJ
this week This engine il designed 20 work steam for
GO bore power and the doubecylinder horizontal
gne. similar amount, giving constant working power
equsl 20 30 horses an amount amply sufficient 10 drive
steadily ever machine designed Tor motion The glass
partitions between the Arcade and Toe main building
0sre removed yesterday giving greatly eoafged ap-
peafance 20 the hole Machine Department
The qeutlenens RefreshmeDt Room IS rapidly ap-
rrosching co,1eron and all the necessary cOuvenen.
ces for accn1rl afi0n Of visitor. well advanced
Arrangements for a cheap Directory on card 20 DO
sold II penny are 10 Of preparation, aad tho
nsrs,emeut seem determined TO give all possible salts.
fctioo 10 all interested. Bages have been supplied To
tie officers In the various departments and will enable
the Police and visitors distinguish the ARROWS
nembers Of the Machinery, Agricultural and EIro De-
paInerts as also the Directors Of the four grand d
visions A, y aid ID
The lumber Of single ticket admissions yesterday Wa
~ admitted On tickets 950 total adnssiors
377i cash received, SLIT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

Corrs.p.nserce OF The New-Nors Tribune
fNcHANGE HOUSE, POv0HHEEPSlE, july 81, 1855
Robert Cottineham. one of the injured by the late
disaster ou board thc Empire had ms leg ampuatei yes
tertsv lie is nov ver, coiuoItaoe, and may recover
me- others who were here have aN rec 'yeret suh-
eer, 20 leave for ,ber respective homes, and Getting
ham is the only one now remaining.
IaN NouIs u. II u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

On the top Of the pedestal displayed superb Blu
flag on which v IS embsz)ned the arms Of the United
>iaes On staff eighteen feet high WAS globe on vni
sat an American bald eagle envslopsa in black cr'g'
Around the pedestal stood nine yogng men holding by
asset the end of a cord representing Patriotism Honor
Virtue Patience Fortituie VI rt Courage Perseverance,
Science and were called the attributes Of the Genus
America At the tomb Grafton was delivered by d.
Berismin DE Witt a, the conclusion OF which Rev. tph
Wston addressed he T. Of Grace when the colin
were lowered into tn vault; Tie following benedcton
closed the solemn ceremonies To The King Immortal
Invisible the All Wise God be glo-y everlasting
Amen" For full particulars Of procession see SPoonef
4 Teses Director for li-9 10 which We are indeot I'd
or account OF the procession
For many years the tomb remained without any pacu
lar ark to Distinguish IT, until Major b uImn R'mane
purchased the lot at auction and It his own eHPeu' erect
ed the anechsmber of which have heretofore spoken
ana made other improvements II originally Intended
hat busts Of distinguished of the rey6 u should be
placed in the antioch nber but nothing has been done e.
carry this intention into effect Mr. Romano ~ hiusI
soldier Of the Revolution and prisoner on boRrd ih7 old
jersey his remains lie with those with whom he suffered
which was the wish of his life
Some years since association was chartered IN Br )ok
/, for the purpose OF obtaining site which 10 lo'Ae
a tomb and erect a monument TO the memory of the
MARTYRS Of the Prison Ships petition WAS sent 10 he
Common Council asking for tbs appropn son OF pee"
Of and on Fort Green for this purpose. The na"r Wa
,ef rred to Committee Of the Common Council wl9 IN
CONJUNCTION with several members cf the Association
visited Fort Greenland selected spot on the cornr
De KsIbav and Cumberlnd 81 upon which 70 'ets ia
tomb and monument An eff was made to have n 1d-r
in i, ca forwmdness would warrant the laying Of the
corner stone on the fourth Of July last but CON mite
reported that il was impossible 10 mtks the ne}esssry
ARRANGEMENTS The Society understand, AZ meeting
ED en- the third Of June last accepted an esinEe and
pan If base for the monument 20 cost $4,000 Tne
completion Of tie monument will be a ntfer OF ninr
Consideration AZ tn last meeting he following gentle
were aupointed Committee 10 receive moneys and mak'
all necessary arrangements for carrying out the obec
Of the Society.
f..,sc Smith T. 3 Hsn1hur.t P s. Briaat
GeorgeC Bull Phillip ; Cro0te.
The ren who have this matter in charge nov are from
among tie most ent9rpdzing and disfin 'ied Of our
citizens and the public heref TO may expect ~ no dstan
oay TIA. suitable tribute viii be- md- % ho memory Of
he Martyrs Of the Prison SHIPS We subjon list OF the
IF cers Of this Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

"a a. A,rrl,s 'pesesce On The r S'''H''' O. S'"
fs. N. ,,,A ~ wNtA The faSr'ns lsudso Nv W.,
I'VE m, nil ~. II Witch arr ,nsot'N"a . 80
s,s Ssvo.'.rse' s'a r. ,, S,.s' to '''' W."
81. NH has Necom, AL oel'C,w Neaef"''" "
s,e,ses Sses. ,A
s>NN 4. , ,>,k la - " ,Jeintrs ~v'Veusd Vaf sN's
trsss N,YAsft h' vrf the - WINS -
~. II, .t.f tfe, kwsct ne nrrs -.
Nh.N ,,s~ In .st h..uns jehovah ~ ''es
.~s eN,,lai, re nt II s''e tm'u'ss '"'' N' F"'
-. IS sNcs taste AMI attract m"'a "''''''"
ne 'V'"'""'" " e,,SUlN Msajav Angus, l. la@
-. ,,,,., ,,th his mOruirss sisie thar the iowa
As>N'vN's w" ~ ,hh ihrnssnts fr'm Al parts of The
$50 =, \, .,pa ID, isr~ celeer''ioe The New l'rS
G s s o', IL, 'S Ss SS coS ISiS, S,"
af'NN > ,,,,rr,i with sr,hts notices asd deco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

MoRE JAMS EHIY-WHY l-Tis burlington W.
c aur says hat last year when the prese Nor took
charge Of the jail there in its cells and tht
there have since beer az different times thirty others ouf
nov since the Vermont Maine Law has had time 70 pro
duce It's legitimate effects locks and keys useless -
the sn IS without euEnt This IS the third jail IN Yer
mont which has been smpted by the prohiorory
honor law ard the Editor very properly adds The i'm
lie Truth is the sale Of liquor peoples jas-prohofng
rs sale emptes them-and i Is tie power OF the people
" 10 say which they vii have.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
rnE WEATHER An mn CROPs.

IAN friends writing bsu letters. VIII coufer favor By
sd0ug le oowg, about the state 90 the
Wtather af "a Crops iu their lc rHturi rofs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

IvrRoyFxr>r ~ PI,Sos-An ingenious invention hs
LATE been exhibited il Paris which promises 70 D. the
urt cursor Of u The manufacture ~ panot 'res
Ia Flauce Musicale announces mat one Mons. sH has
Transformed TIE piano boy process very sLpls Indeed
bu hch Ike III nipple things required man ~ genus
Ia. lat hat tie N,.n instrument OF small uln-
ret Us sounding power very great while Tie guar
much s-gel IN SIZE produces but thin AID msagsr ld
Guco OBS Sal 90 u.e inio te reason u tins trE
er aro Le has con 80 toe conclusion hat the di--ilce
~ sound is occaorec by t1e relative hight OF ne o-is7 9
rr..rr.eit lh. idsa Mons Sax has aylllsd himself
o an corsrruc' I'd T-uo ou THIS principle And IA *
trrf ISL len hss U.-a made IA the p.eseuoe ot aros
n professors o.. mark D. tie Court %! France, Us
be.l. sulcessfui Do TIE b ghe.i e,rc@
Mr Fo-sy.h widow o ih- l,s John f3rsy:h Of Georgia
who oi-d ~ C,uuta- Ga, cu ihe l7h July was dAlsl
ftr 0fth- ATE Jsil N-Es, o Come eeu' nn ss. net
OF the Cer-rsl L-re Cf,- u11r f.-si-sni VI 'i % Aui
SISTER of T-Irs g. ~ E-r, Hf Nv nrk. She .-tyr5
numerous .rI, - '.l,1 rft grand 'if'ir IL bus
t.r. 81. .t. ~ -t. o.. -.r.. '- % bern .-'l--
o.. B. n.- ...r . .t.. u '' %
faui-G member q re L'--e q heqf-l-- t-' IS
curing is Presidency q Mr. Al ms, ard vas he Demo
cratc leader auo ctspion cf the Administration ~ tle
senate during Gen j. nrsi term IL ned th- o.
tee OF Secretary Of State under Mr.. Nan Buren,
National iutellselcef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

IL THE NAME OF
TIE SPIRITS OF THE DEPARTED FHst,
Srrrrf g fks Nrrlrr Z ti1f ri,,.1a q 80.
AMERICAN SFANE.. sOtDIERS AND CITIZENS,
Who nershe.i On hosSS the
PRISON SHIPS OF rHE BRITISH
% rAe Hlllb,sf fnrr7g ~
REVOLUTION.
Ttif Crrer - H. F-frl. ersfaf ~ ~
TAMMANI SOCIETY
OR COL NBIAN OR 4. as.
efffcr bend S-gfrl = h4ff1-i. Yen nj Dr'rfrf f '
G. ~ fnsf''sf'ra ~ lefk r7f =
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE THE s-Np
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

A. tbs the Grafton delivered BY joseph d Fay
Esq.
On the ssth o. May following the bones removed
to this tomb in thirteen collins representing the oHSnN
States The wole under the rent OF the Tsnnsy
Society. The various societies civic military naval Snd
other public bodies ard distinguished officers Of he Ger
ersl state and City Governnen; Il New Yors AMI Book
yD together with large Of citizens from both
places and ing country stended and joined the
procession witch formed in City Hal Square, under As
direction OF Garrett Sickles ss Grand Marshd.
T1is procession was one Of the largest and
probably ever witnessed in this couaryit divided
10 ,hirtywo divisions We give few Of the most promi
neu features The first division preceded by run
peter mounted on black horse dressed in character bear
rg a helmet, ornAmen;ed With flowing black AMI rcd
feathers and in bis right hand trumpet to which was sus
pended black six fsg on which was inscribed the fol
lowing memorable motto in letters Of gold:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

The Thirteenth Division the mos, imposing Of All IN
this was placed the TSmmany Society in ten sections
The th section The Tribe Of Hunters anit the 9th
he body the Tribe in two lines leaving space % four
teen feet between them Within this the 6r,t collin
WAS borne on four mems shoulders. over which hung ia
American flag the identical dag which first waved N 'ri
IN ph on tie Battery on TIE 18th Of November 49, In
the 9TH section Ia revolutionary characters a. pail
bearers 70 the thirteen coins representing the orsna
states
Cirried in the fifteenth Division grand ns,ionA
pedestal on front OF which WAS inscribed:
Americans. Remember the Brit 81
Rfgif side
Youth Of ny Country, hartyrdom prefer 70 slavery.
Len Sde
sires Of Coufr transmit 20 pcsry the cuetes pra iced
board the British Prison ship
Rrrcrs
Tyrsuts Dread The gathering Storm,
While Frsenien Freeueu' obseqI.es perform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

This 10, was decided to the TlmmAny Society OF New
York b. John Jackson, Esq, Of Brooklyn n l-O1 VI
had ected together several hogsheAds OF the bones o.
the martyrs and the 18th Of April l-O'' ne corner
.oa al The tomb WAS laid With appropriate cerenoniss
und.r the direction o. the Tammany Society Mayor Az
c-gy acting as Grand Marshal TIE corner stone upon
which the following inscription, vas carried IN the pro-
cessiCn.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-11-26
Political News.

A battle has been fought in Asia. 1t took place
on the 21st and it is rumored that the Turks
were defeated by the Russians in lower Walachia.
Austrian subjects in Turkey have been placed
under the protection of Russia.
Martial Law has been proclaimed in Russia and
Turkey.
Bucharest and all the towns in the Province are
occupied by the army.
Persons found in correspondence with the Turks
are Immediately put to death
The Turkish fleet anchored in the Baltic on the
25th October The allied fleets were collecting
in the Sea of Marmora.
Austria has proposed mediation, and tits rumor-
ed that further engagements will be obvlated;
Notwithstanding this statement, however, affairs
present warlike appearance on the Danube.
The annexed is despatch of the Liverpool
market
CorroN-Far Orleans 64, Fair Uplands Sc
Middling 81 Middling Uplands So. Sales of the
week amount to 80, 900 bales. Spectators took
5000 bales, and Exporters 1000.
THE LATEsT-Two battles, it is reported, have
been fought at Wallachia, and the Turks proved
victorious. The Russians, after further fighting
retired from the field to await amicable negotia
tons.
An extraordinary etruggle between employers
and operatives is progressing in the cotton manu-
featuring districts of England Upward OF forty
thousand Golfers and factory hands had ceaset
work in the towns of Wigan and Preston alone II
addition to sixteen hundred dyers IN MancheIer'
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-11-26
S0EyuEEG CaSSENEREs.

m ESSRS. HALE & MURDOCH, HAMILTON, BAs-
III KERrILL g. Co., LAMPKIX & WHITFIELD. FRANE-
LIN & BROTHER, OTTLEY & Travis, and SHERmA !,
d HARRIS, OF CoIunbus, Mississippi, have supplies
OF CASSIMERES, manufactured by CARSON, You've
q GRIER at the Rocl; Island Mills, in Mecklenburg
county North Carolina to which the attention Of the
public Is respectfully invited. The purpose of the
manufacturers is to produce goods suited the south
ern market and southern consumption, to do which
they have spared no effort to present Fabrics sufficient
" gentee for all business purposes and plain dressing
and at the same time equal in durability and of per
manent colours any goods OF similar grade made
sold IN the United States
They ask from all who disposed to foster Til.
branch of industry at home, to give them the mos
thorough tests and perfectly willing that the sue
Of their enterprise may be determined thereby
October 6th, 1858 37-6w.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-11-26

\, NE 81 NJ Christian Witness saws
n MT " w. Beck, of Somerville Mass. has NH
l,cIy renounced the Catholic faith and CONVEYED =,
'ic L. church the establishment long known as
me L homan Catholic Orphan ASYLUM Prosnoot
mn Somerville, valued at sum between ~ 300
and Sc 900. 'H ~o'ooo
SPEAKER OF THE HoUsE.-Itis said that a meet
ing OF portion of the members of CONGRESS- wae
held IN Philadelphia few days since, when il was
agreed to support the Hon. David T. Disney. dem
ocrat, of Ohio, for Speaker of the next House Of
Representatives.
From SMYRNA.-Accounts from Smyrnato Oct
l2, state that business of all kinds was very brsl
and trult was scarce and unnaturally high. The
export OF hgs to the United States would amount to
only from $780, to 400, 900 drums.
iHE REV. DARIUS STOKES, colored, formerly of
Daltlmore, but now of San Francisco we see it sta
Yea IN the papers of the latter city, has accumula
TED over one hundred crates ofrags for shipment
to the Atlantic States
The FLORIDA IND1ANs.-It is said the govern
ment has offered larger sum than heretofore, to
the Indians in Florida, to emigrate and that thew
will probably be induced to acceptit.
YELLOW FEVER has made its appearance at the
mouth of the Brazos, Texas, and up to the Mon
day proceeding the Goth ult., there were seven
deaths and fourteen new eases.
HE SANDWICH IsLANDs-twelve in number
embrace superficial area of about six thousand
and one hundred square miles Four of the island,
are rocky and uninhabitable
ORGANIZATION OF NEBRAsKA-The citizens O
Western Iowa, at mass meeting in Mills county
held on the 10Th ult, declared themselves in favo
OF an early organization of Nebraska
''JIMMY, do you go to school 90 eyes, sir, t,
the school kept by Miss POST ''NIiss Post no
whipping Post, l hope ?" go, no. she is gaid
POST
AN IRISH GIRL, seeing her mistress feeding
pet canary. asked: GLOW long it tuck thin era
tiers to hatch 90 ''Three weeks" she replied
''Och, sure, that as long any other fowl, excep
a pig"
a LATE Doublin paper contains the following
advertisement: To Let.-The upper part of a eel
lar, to small family, rent low p. S. Privileg
on the side walk for pig,
SINCE the new divorce bill went into operatio
in Ohio, marriages. are placed under the head c
"limited partnerships
THE report that the dog-st had got the hydro
phobia needs a confirmation. What says the ma
IN the moon?
t a YOUTH with turn for figures, had five ego
to boil, and being told to give them three minute
l each, boiled them quarter of an hour altogetoe
a; What are you writing such big hand for at
''Why, you see, my grandmother's date, and II
writing a loud lether to her p