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was q small rope with which the hands had
evidently been bound, as the wrists bore the
marks of the cord.
"The story is told that the deceased, al
though a partial believer in the doctrines
held by Mrs. Wakeman, did not come up
exactly to the standard inculcated by her
and the others, and therefore he was a stun
bling block which they were justified in put
ting out of the way. How this may be, we
do not know, but it is evident that his death
was not caused by his own hand. Deceased
was between 80 and 40 years Of age. a
jury ofinquest was summoned, but they have
delayed their verdict until after the post NOR
TEN examination, which will be had this af-
ternoon. The following persons have been
arrested on suspicion of being implicated in
the murder, either as principals or accesso-
res: Israel Wooden, Almeron Sandford and
wife, Samuel Sly, Josiah jackson, Abigail
Sobles, Thankful S. Hersey
Samuel Sly aftcrWard confessed himself
the murderer, and said that he did it on ac-
count Of the bad spirit was in Matthews.
"a few days after this two men named
Enoch Sperry and Ichabod Umberfeld
were murdered in Woodbridge Conn, by
another Of the 'Wakemanites, named Chas.
Sanford.
EUROPEAN NEws.-We take the following
summary of the latest European news from
the New York papers. 1t will be observed
that it comprises several features ofintcrest:
Kars has fallen by famine, and we surmSe
that Gen. Williams and the garrison are in
the hands Of the Russians. 1t is, however
merely surIlse-for the latest adyiccs come
only to the precise point where, the last NOR,
sci within the walls having been consumed,
a flag Of truce was being sent to General
MourayieG, offering to capitulate Omar
Pacha remained in front Of Kutas, which
the Russians hold in force
In the Crimca an attack has been made
by the Russians on the extreme lines Of the
French After an hour and half Of fight
ing, the Russians withdrew.
There is nothing else noticeable from the
Crimca. Both armies are Comfortably housed
and both are well proyisioned
Firing continues between the north and
south sides of Sebastopol
Austria reduced her army to the usual cl-
lcctiye force Of the peace establishment
Naples publishes a Convention with the
United States, defining the rights ofncutrals.
From France the only intelligence is tha t
the assistance Of the Bank alone prevented
considerable financial embarrassment on last
settlement day.
Respecting the prospects Of peace we have
q mass Of crude and contradictory state
mcnts, made on such feeble grounds that
they have ceased to even influence the BOursc.
Admitting that negotiations are on foot,
nothing indicates that they have advanced 4
step. Meanwhile, the preparations for war
do not slacken.
The English Parliament will open on 3lst
January It's known that considerable mis-
understanding prevails between Lord Pal
merston and his colleagues. Palmerston and
Panmure continue to urge the war, while
the rest of the Cabinet are desirous to en-
brace the present opportunity for peace, and
in this peace) view the Emperor Napoleon
is stated to incline. Palmcrston holds the
threat of dissolution Of Parliament over his
colleagues heads.
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DARING RoBBERY.-About o'clock n.
NJ on the 9th inst, the back door Of the
fre-proof store of A. Solomon & Co., in this
place, was opened by some expert thief by
removing q light from the glass door and
through this removing the bar He sue
cccded in gaining possession Of all the cash
in the store, amounting to about the sum Of
nine hundred dollars AS the thief was
leaving thcroom Mr. Levy, one of the clerks,
laid hold Of him, and had quite a tussle with
him in which Mr.. Levy received several
wounds upon his body, supposed to have
been made with the nail blade Of pen knife.
Supposing that he was seriously cut Mr..
Levy let him go, got his pistol and com
mcnced shooting, but it being quite dark
the shots did not take effect The watch
man and others, attracted 10y the noise, got
to the rear Of the store as the affair con-
cluded, but too late to render assistance
Up to this time no discovery has been made
which would lead to the discovery Of the
thief.
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D@5" Nuthall, the man confined in the
County Jail, was taken before Hon r. r.
Miller on Tuesday last, on a writ of Habeas
Corpus After a hearing the Judge re-
manded the prisoner into the custody of the
Sheriff On his way from the Court House
to the Jail the prisoner attempted to run;
he was, however, soon oyertakcn by Deputy
Sheriff Watson and locked up.
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( TmNIY RWER.-Wc have been informed
that the miners along the Trinity are begin
ming to work in earnest. At Big Flat the
large wheel at the head Of the fat supplies
the miners with an ample quantity water,
and they are fast sending the "top dirt
down the river. At other points along the
river mining operations are lourishing. We
are in expectation hereafter Of having a cor
respondent in that section of country who
will post us in matters of interest occurring
on the lower Trinity.
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Geg" A woman by the name Of Ives shot
her husband through the head, at San Fran
cisco, and killed him instantly She sup
posed the pistol was not loaded, and in
tended merely to intimidate her husband
who had been treating her badly.
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Bay" In 1852 the voting population Of
Texas was $4,000; in 1855 it was upwards
Of $4,000,
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B7y~ Mr. Jno Anderson, Of Rhodes &
Whiney's Express, furnished us with files
OF Atlantic papers early on Monday morn
ing and California papers during the week,
lor which we return our thanks.
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R53~ Six companies on Table Mountain
recently washed out 100 pounds of gold il
two days.
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geg- The depth Of Niagara river under
the suspension bridge, is estimated to be 700
feet
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bsg-We have received of Mr.. +. w. blake,
Of Blake & Co.'S Express, copy Of the
Yreka Uajon Of the 2d inst. From it we
gather the following news The Indian war
still continues; frequent fights are had, and
the whites are sometimes defeated by the III
dians. Capt Abel George is now in Yrcka
raising recruits for the Mounted Volunteer
service in Southern Oregon.
A difficulty occurred at SCOTS Bar be
tween Dr. PITT and a German named Elken-
stein which resulted in the death Of the lat
ter. Dr. PITT struck Elkenstein in the tenn
pie with pick handle fracturing his skull,
from the effects of which he died
Lcmuel Pruett, the man who was arrested
in this county and taken to Siskiyou, is to
be tried in March next
The GaioH also announces competitor
in the newspaper line, called the Budgct,
edited by the laolcs Of Yreka The Tn1oa
says "Who would have thought three short
years ago when lady was an object of suf-
licient cwiosityto attract the hardy sons of
toll from IIumbug, Deadwood, Grcenhorn,
and all surrounding mines, for the purpose
Of being refreshed with a sight, that at this
early day we should have the rare fortune of
being daily furnished with newspaper filed
with the kindly glowing, soul refreshing
thoughts Of ladies, fresh from their source"
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-~ss, SEs.

Gs5" Mr.. Z. w. Blake has supplied us
with Atlantic and California papers during
the past week, for which he will please ac-
cept our thanks.
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EsD- We are indebted to Mr. James A.
henderson Tor Atlantic and California pa
Pers, furnished us this week.
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B-g- The communication from can In
luirer" unayoidably crowded out
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G@r The Misses Pclby and Cleveland, as
sisted by several amateurs, give a musical
entertainment at the Weaverville Theater
on Sunday evening.
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it, we may add Chalmers fine burst Of el
oQuence wher dealing with the same kind
o! c',viliing:
"The minister's commission is to preach
the Gospel TO every creature under heaven
and that takes them in-or 10 say ,ha,
whosoercr comcth unto Christ shall not
be cast out, and that takes them in, or be-
hold stand at the door and knock, il any
man will open shall enter into hicmd-
ship and reace with him, that also takes
'hem-or look unto me all yc ends Of the
earth and he saved there is 10 ouicast
spoken of here, and that too takes them
ln-or every man who aSkcth receivcth !;
and surely if language have meaning,
that takes them n-or Christ came into
the world to save sinners, and unless they
deny themselves to be sinners, that takes
them in. In word although they may
cast themselves out, the primary ovcrures
OF The Gospel recognize no cute .st. They
are not forbidden by God-they are Only
forbidden ly themselves. There is no
strancnng with Him. The only straiten-
ing is in their own narrow and suspicion;
and unGencrous bosom."- Haichm0n ef
Reflector.
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Ardent Spirits has cost the United
States within the last ten years 100000.
900.
2. # has cost the nation an indirect ex.
pense Of $GOO,00O,o00.
8. 1t has destroyed three hundred
thousand lives.
4. II has sent one hundred thousand
children to the poor house.
5. 1t has consigned at least one hun.
died and fifty thousand persons to the
jais and pcnitentiares.
6. 1t has made at least one thousand
maniacs.
Z. 1t has instigated to the commission
of one thousand FIVE hundred murders.
8. IL has caused two thousand persons
to commit suicide.
0. 1t has burned, or otherwise destroy
ed, property to the amount oil ten millions
Of dollars.
10. 1t has made two thousand widows,
and one million of orphan childreu.-Hon.
Ed,oard EVereH.
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CAPITAL SI5 600
1867 prizes amounting to SlCsOlO
Tickets 80, Halves %, Quarters $3.50,
Prizes payable without deduction.

The 1900 Prizes Of ssi are determined
by the nnmber which drov's The sl5OIO
Pnze-lf that number should be % odd, then
every odd number ticket in the Scheme will
oe entitled to $3.50; if an even number,
m'n every even number ticket will be enti.
hed to $500, in addition 10 any other Prize
which may be dsawn.
Purchasers ia buying an equal quantity of
odd and even number tickets will be certain
"i drawing nearly one.half Of The cost Of
!he same, With chances OF obtaining other
Prizes.
All those Tickets ending with o, 2,4,6s.
odd. N''' - "a
Persons sending money by mail need not
fcHr IT'S being lost. Orders punctualIv at
tended TO. Communications confidential
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par.
those wishing particular numbers should
order Immediately. Drawings sent TO ali
ordering Tickets.
Address, JAgP. TIyTrp 49,.
l-olt Macon Ga
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SFlrrt 1Sortrg.
From the Daily rennsylvanian.
DlSUNION.

'raphase on Byren's Dream Darkness"
'd dream, which was not all dream
Union was dissolved; and all our stars
wander darkliug o'cr bloody field
tyloss aud pathlcss; and our haplcss land
'vung blind and madiencd in tie roar of fac.
iions.
Uorn came and went, and camc-and brought
no hope,
And mcn forgot their passions, in the dread
OF this, their dcsolation; and all hearts
Nelc chilled into selfish PRAYER for life.
The Hrows of men in the mrte despair,
wore an "ncalthly aspect, as by fits
The flashes ieil upon them; some lay down
And held their eyes and wept aud some did
rest
Their chins upon their clcnclled hands, and
smiled
And others hurried to and fro, and fed
Their funeral fires with fuel, and looked up
With mad dispUictudc on the dull sky
'hr al o: a past world and then again
n curses cast them down upon the dust
nd 5's.~hci thcir teeth and howlcd.
Md war, which, for moment was no more,
glut himself again; meal was brought
IN blood, and each satc silently apart
'o7gnig himself in gloom no love WAS left
nd there was but one fear, and that was death,
hmSd'at" and inglo'ious; md the pang
famine fed upon all cntrailS men
ned. and thcir bones were tomblcss as their
flesh
rho meaSrc by the mcagrc were devourcd;
Even dogs assailcd their masters
Inc crowd was furnished by degrees, but two
fan enormous city did survive;
tAosa were tw;n.moustcrs, Greeley and Bennett;
!hey had been foes; they met beside
The dying cmbcls of an altar-place
Where lad been heapcd mass of holy things
For an unhoIy usage; they rakcd up,
And Shvcring scTpcd with their cold skeleton
hands
The feeble ashes, and their feeble breath
I!cw for little life and made flame
Which was mockcry; then they lifted up
Their eyes as it grew lighter, and beheld
:lch Others aSpccts-saw, and Shrickcd. and
died,
wen Of choir mutual hdcousncSs they died
rk"pwinG who he was upon whose brow
reason had w,i;tcn fenJ. The land was void
&c populous AMI powerful was Il grave
ic grave Of horc--thc tomb of liberty.
he rivers, lakes, and ocean, we deserted:
'ipS sailorcss lay rotting at the wha,vcS,
nd their masts fell down pccc-mcal; as they
.cuppcd,
"hcy slept on the abyss without surge.
Commerce was dead patriots in their tombs;
Fr"r'.om their idol, had expired before,
Ouc flag was withercd in the poisonous air,
Its stripes erased, its glorious S;aIs were qucnch-
ed,
IiSunion had no need of aid from them.
Sh was the Universe!
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5unAoy RraAj1llJ.
MISREPRESENTATION OF CAL
VANISH,


IS "!'oh "'edSeo that neiiei IN eIec'
.'V'' ""' III '''e sovereignty OF the Sp'r't 5
''''Ie',ce ia con'e'S,"h' 'e'terS me preach
g VI ''ie SoSPe'' ana makes nm cautious
=" '"'i''',',,'s I' 10 all I'e PosS''i'y OF sal
o. 'II. ~ o"''S'' '''' ne -, s'"'i' 20 o"yo"u
,''' "'''"e pu'p poseS' 10 S"cn 'a''"cy we
may reply 'hat inc apostles experienced
mo Pt%cI.c", E; "'''i'n'ty' in' 'or fe'er' WmIe
rause titor moro .,Ioo, ooao.J; "o.J S"'." .I To
,or,l,,owI,d,o ~ CnJ"h"I o'o'S ~ ~ :,'o
IN s.'~ino, - ,Sa ,,,I,;,,I" ' -" ',S',"''o''
woro raI ,,;,L u,o IJaa1 ' ~ H. 80 S'. nous
had crirI in tLe s,reo,s w nf ', I'rns,,Ia," %mo
"Crucify Hin, Crncify U;m,n -,
and he Lan,;seJ Crcrn one of ,ov tr "' ,Lo
remission aC sins onI 90 .EoiI raooiro 'C ,Io
Gift of tho U,,v Ghost, H pn,L go ,l,;I,
Goclor;pC, :, : Mt - Lin, H., ,:,,''.I' ''''
nor If him that rrnrn,h hr, or CaI ,Ia,
shovA,b n,nrcr y .Ry craoo 90 Y, NV, a,''' a,'''
oI tI,rnroh f,i,h o,I e.. 20,
soJrns !, = ,to o;c ' "F c,I ' ~ no' I, VI "u,
nIc in urn;rg a,i ~ rnron, -, ,Lo M rro,:.' -"
" W'LonSsr s,,nI, coll nn ,ho n"na U U:', ~ .II
Inrd slaII Ia s,,,,In '"'
i..,.
oni,ra,;" " - " Historical. h ,"S.' capable OF dem
,i', "''o" .y";, 'o"e'e' S,r"|se II may appear
=. " G"'''"'S'ri' ''a' me
frn'r re"I'I y; ,,,S ~: ",'o nave oe''e'cd most
w,r,;1o " hn"a ,"D aI''''o a, ',"St'e's''y III con-
,,an,l,. ,Ln J,,,n 'o P'oo'",,''T' ''''s' pun
T., ~ h;a ny:.,:. ,''i:%'e y!% 'ePen'"'ce'
ON ih;s no;nt sars. ''' ''"''''S up
t,...r -.
!, hII i-',' ~, ~ t'',S a'y' al" III Puo"catIons
~ ''go,og'ca' 'I ; PROFESSORS Professors you may md 1t
Gsy'teu G1 una; IaiE"n's'' ri c'[cu'nse!'0es the
1eeuo'" , ana 'u''ness 9t the ofer OF re
Ue"' W Pt'on' @ singular " you gather ai'
t'I "''''"n race 'htc one congregation, DC
.nG ,'';I, 'los' r'g'u OF 'n'e'hgeht o"Van'sts,
- "n put 10 my nPS Tue trumpet OF the
m",'e'' ,,,I ! ""o pIoC'a''" mat "hosoeVer VIII
rroc,,. ie ~ anu ,' I,:nk a OF Tue water OF !'ie
"" on"S me 10 hoary sln'
anI WIZ WIZ no'. mos usnGu .sG ooa ior lifetime,
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HAVE YOU ANY NAILS.

a tall, gawky-looking coWtrymnn, du-
ring the height of the business season last
TALL, walked INTO one of our largest fancy
dry goods establishments, on the goldfish
side "t Chestnut street, and entirely dis
regarding the Invitations Of the numerous
mouStachcd salcsmen TO inspect their late
patterns, he sroGe into the counting
room, where the heads Of the establish.
mcnt were sitting in solemn cnuclave.-
Alter taking a cursory view Of the room,
and surveying attenrNcly the faces of It's
occupants, he asked with an anctious IAN
kce masa! twang:
Say, yCu, got any nails T.
Nails sir !" repeated the most digni.
fled Dombey of the lot, mo, sir, what
should we do with nails ~
"Wall | dunno thought maybe you
mout. Then yer hain't got no nails. cl, p
mo, sir" replied Domhcv again, with
an emphasis, and pointed TO the door.
The individual IN search OF nails took
his time about il, and left the counting
room. In turn he asked every clerk the
same question, and received the informa
NNH IOlI lHdb Hbl.S lOIiltt HO
part of The sIoe!: Of tie establishment
80" Well" said he going towards the
door" don't keep nails here nohow."
The principal salesman, whose dignity
WAS hurt by the idea that any one should
suppose that an establishment where he
held prominent place should keep nails,
headed the countryman off as he was pro.
ceeding toward the entrance, and asked
him abruptly what he wanted there.
Want" said the countryman, as c"ol
rs n cucumber, want to know if you've
got any nails"
Nails, 10, sir. You've been told again
and again that we've got no naiIs--so YOU
had better 60"
Yes-but you really amt got no
nails Z"
mo sir, I've got no nails" thundercd
the principal salesman.
"Aiu't got no nails, eh Well, then,
jest look a'here, Mister, if you hain't got
no nails, what an awful fix you'd been in
If you'd happen to have the itch -
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WORK IS WORSHIP.

The world is beginning to recognize the
truth, that work is one OF the uue>t fnnc-
tons aud greatest blessings of humauaity.
Already the idIcr, the human dr0ne, is
coming to be regarded AS Il pest To society
and Il nuisance i'll the world. If we do
not already practice the principle, we ac
knowledge its correctness, that he who
will not work, ought not to eat.
The fact that our fathers or Cra.d-pa-
rents gathered up wealth 10y the sweat OF
! their brow, is no lirence for us to violate
the laws Of God, and shrink from the
common business of humanity. The man
or woman who aims 20 live without any
labor OF hand or head or heart, wilhho olds
from society," from the race, what is due.
and what it has right 20 claim. God
has endowed men and women with hands,
head and Eeart, that with these thsv
| should lahor for humanity. Every man
| ough, to feel, down deep IN his conscious
ness, that he was placed hc!c q worker,
and that he las work to do.
When Nature declares mans work fin
| lShed here. it takes vigor from his body,
| unStringS his muscles and seats him Ia ,hc
| chair Of dotagc But just so long rs
health and strength remain, is our worn
unfinished. Every muscle should vibra G
with we'll directed energy IN some OF the
varied fields of culture. 1t is coming to
be understood that LAHORE ct oyurc"-
work is worship. All necessary work, al
true labor has something sacred i'll it.
Says C"rlylc--" In all true work, were it
but true hard labor, has something of di.
vinencss. Labor, wide rs the earth has
lis summit in HEAVIER Sweat of The b-ov,
and up from that, TO sweat of the brain,
sweat OF The heart, which includes Keep
!er's calculations, Newton's medilatious,
all sciences, AL spoken opcs, all acted he
rosws, martyr,!oms, up to that 'ag"my Of
blood y sweat which all men have called
divine
True worship is the full expression Of
the best thoughts, tceiircs, and asprn-
lions of The soul. The most holy cndenv
or Is that which seeks TO incarnate the di.
vinCst lie in deeds of goodness and dcvo-
tIon to humanity. Gods glory is made
manifest most, when man applies himself
with all the powers Of his soul and body,
to cnnoble his own nature and to saHc;ify
by his labor, the earth, as Gods blessed
gift. and 20 make it the home where mon
shall dwell in the fnll consciousness
Of the Power, Wisdom. and Love in
which it was formed. He i most cevonr.
and obedient, who realizes the rcarness OF
the Eternal presence, and with unfaIler-
ing effort struggles TO show forth the pIory
of God in his inward and outward Growth. ,
These efforts ofheroic men, to hasten on
the incoming of the reign of social Justice,
religious freedom, and universal peace
aud good will are hcftting worship
They are acceptable to God, for they sane.
tiiy this carih-nltar, more than offerings