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: Mr. Meares explained the operation OF the pro
posed law. and defended the tax on the ground Of
the railroads having received the public money ought
to bear the burden of increased taxation. -
Mr.. Caldwell strongly opposed II a suicidal pol.
lev. destructive to the public improvements, and
considered it :" tom foolery" to propose such an
amendment
Mr.. Meares replied He considered any man hav-
ing the "brains Of ass" could see the advantages
of the proposed plan.
Mr.. Jenkins said if this plan was adopted it would
have the tendency to kill every railroad in North
Carolina He could see no good reason for the
change.
Messrs. Scales and Baxter opposed the substitute
The motion to strike out was rcjected-yeas 49,
nays 60.
of the amendments to the revenue bill. Rejected
yeas so. nays S..
The House then took recess until o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
communication was received from the Governor
relative to the purchase of a statute OF washington,
which, motion of Mr.. Ferebee, was sent to the
Senate with a proposition to print.
On motion of Mr. Humphrey, resolution was
passed authorizing sum not exceeding $1,000 to be
expended the furnishing of the executive mansion
The revenue bill was then taken up. and remain
ed under discussion until the hour for recess.
[EvENING SESSION.
The rules were suspended and the following bills
passed their second and third readings.
A bill to incorporate the Greenwood and MUIR
Peterborough railroad company.
A bill concerning jury trials in Cleaveland county.
A bill for the special benefit Of jackson county.
bill to consolidate the Offices Of clerk and mas
ters in equity with clerks of superior courts OF law
\ bill to incorporate the Southern railroad COM
pany.
A bill to extend the time for the payment OF the
bonds Of the Seaboard and Roanoke railroad company.
bill in relation to a change in the law OF evI.
dence was taken up. This bill repeats an act of 1s52
admitting copies of wills filed in the Secretarys Of
fec evidence.
Mr.. Gillian presented a minority report, which
read
The debate upon the bill was very ably sustained
by Messrs Badham. Meares, White of Baden, and
Scales in support Of and by Messrs. Brdgers and
Gillian against the bill
motion to lay the bill on the table was rejected.
The bill passed its second rcading-ycas 81,
nays 80.
The bill was then read the third time and passed.
4 bill to incorporate the North Carolina and Vir-
GINA railroad company, was laid on the table-yeas
81, nays 30.
After the passage of some private bills the House
adjourned.
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fits Of internal improvement, had shrunl ,,
porting the bill necessary to meet the Statss sup
edness Mr. 8. spoke with feeling and e,rn." ,oebt'
and proved himself to be an able and acco"Sess
public speaker. pushed
MI. Caldwell stated as the banks were M.
GENTLY taxed hecoud not support the bin nut sud.
Mr.. Baxter spoke in opposition to III.
principles Of the Revenue bill. general
The House took recess until 3 O'CLOCK
IAFTERNO0N SESSION.
The following bills, under the suspens;o.
rules, we're read the second and third tnn. VI The
passed "'"es and
a bill to Incorporate the male and female ac,ds,,
in Swansboro, Onslow county. "'aoemy
Mr.. Ellis moved to take up bill to Low
lie roaL in Wilkes and Ashe countie, VII pub.
nh them taasn the Revenue BILL
Mr.. Leach, of Davidson's amendments ~
jected. were re.
An amendment, taxing dentists from otbs, g..
$lO per county, was adopted. ''aees
An additional section, imposing tax If DOM
bill and money brokers' was adopted, on mot;o on
Mr. Davidson. VI" "o'lon Of
A number Of amendments were offered md -.
ed the evident object being to put off 6n., eet'
upon the bill. The yeas and nays were cal1as vote
upon every motion At length motion to .%;u LOT
prevailed-yeas g. nays 49, and the House adU uu'a
ed till Tomorrow morning, the use of the Hail
granted to night for charitable purpose. 's'ns
CoRREcTIoN.-In the report of the deh.to M =.
Homestead bill Mr.. Settle is represented as Tue
an amendment limiting the sum to 1900 ,h;s ns
mlsPrlnt it should be Mr.. Little. 'a
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banks; and Mr. Hill, from the committee on the
Judiciary; and Mr.. Eaton from the committee on
corporations, each made reports from their respec-
tive committees.
against the claim Of David Patton.
The resolution concerning the adjournment Of the
legislature, was taken up, on motion of Mr.. Mills,
and the committee discharged from its further con-
sideration.
Mr. Cunningham offered a resolution providing
for the investment of the literary fund in State
bonds stock of the banks of the State.
The resolution was advocated by Messrs Hill and
Clark, and opposed by Mr.. Houston who argued
that it belonged to the literary fund of the State,
and its investment in loans to the literary institu.
tons of the country, properly and we'll secured was
the proper and best investment.
Mr.. Cameron moved to confne its investment in
State bonds Not adopted.
Mr.. j. w. Thomas offered as an amendment q
resolution authorizing loans to female institutions in
the State in certain amounts.
Messrs j. w. Thomas, Ramsay and Cherry advo-
Gated, and Messrs Gorrell and Lane opposed the
resolution.
Mr.. Pool moved to amend by making the loans
for ten years, and the interest paid annually.
Adopted.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Thomas was then
rejected-yeas 20, nays %.
The question then recurring OF Mr.. Cunningham's
resolution, it was adopted-yeas 20, nays Is.
The resolution was then read its third time and
passed.
The chair submitted memorial from Hon. R. NJ
Saunders relative to the extension Of the limits of
the city of Raleigh.
Mr.. Mills proposed to send message to the House
that when the legislature adjourns, it adjourn to
meet again in November next Not agreed to-
Mr.. Christian introduced bill relative to the CON-
potency ofjurors.
The bill to distribute the school fund accordisg TO-
the number Of children in each district &c., passed
it's second and third readngA
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StdbfiScbcS.

= Nm ndttitsn @cntag f;utrt bat Gtiftnna.<1 ef
Der Shi0er<0c9e ltntt, benz ih 9Gtente Die ecr tcr
Sn9sr' Gcmpagnie a%rranairte 0SolTtrfa6rt anrri6t. On
@n elmer @slsAentrit, ienen gag fc1tid ,1 tsoshen,
fcblt cS bemnah %nnierrn 9cIern niht, unt mir limb IA
bon %Itsrienat, hnb Gin Serer i6 fGilit anliiiren MIR.
mag or lh MN erm fritlihen 1reitrn Der Mitalirter
Der CSthiler Voae in Dem @artrn tcs 6ru. 0rmeuf an.
lAlirBen, prer bic ndftlihe @a0rfatrt auf Fem lhT
nsn Stcamer Curtis Irf mitma6en, fir meldes ieftcnc
Sergniiarn mir unb tunrert 9nccre Der SGaerzG r,n-
paanie Sonf riiien. Sn Sttref hieisr ScRli6feiten per-
mriien mir anf Die trtrefruten 9u,siacn unc temcrfen
nub, hap bic gSirtGi6 # tei Der Greurfun Ger 0Soer
Gcmpa9nic ben Serren 2smell unD Gnaf1rpt iitcrae>
BEN lit.
= Sn SrtrsfF tes Steutsn-5e1ss %perpeiIsn mir un=
lsre Seler auf mebrcre neue 9~ln;cisen.
Die Nfis9liebrr bes geianspsreins Girairt, ma,
diem mir auf re mrrbcn Ntsno hatifnrenoe Grtra-
5inAitnnre aufmerfiam,, In Der 2icrer ~einaeiibt pcrcen,
oie beim StsubrnsNsit pprsstsasrn irerprn loacn. Jeht
ihon unS alien Mitalisrern ccs &ereins mintcmmer
mare rS, menn fA ris p%aiiipsn 0iitslitbsr r~siclten 1t,
ole Wit9liecer nes @ciansyersii,5 Quartet Glut re-:
;oblrsiA i6 an ben llctmnNefunon unp cen Gclant
SortrdNen b~stbeiliAcn mirben.
- 9Eir ~srlautrn uns unIsre 0sIsr auf unlsre u,
;sissipaltsa an8cls9cHtfit1it aufns.SIam gu MAIDEN.
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g III tib fcS.

ny'tcntalS 3u alt it 3u lernen" lit elm 70 pabrer
Spr,th ais niht balb Giner, uuo bod. pie lrlten miro
earnad 9cbaneelt; I'M gcgcntbeil, ME oft Gabeu mi,
9els9snbeit Su boren: oSas mod Al lernrn, ba,t bn
Id fhcn 3u alt!" Sunse @duner. teren GerbaltuiiIe
tn frlbelter Sn9tno niht BON Der Dirt paren, roE lie
zine %teicnoerc miTcnidaftlihe ubcr finllerilhe Silpuna
9encHet tattrrl, frnimcn in rsifercm Nlter ,ur MiSoltA-
teit, ra5 S%erl1un,te naA,ubulen atcr lie ttuf cs ntht.
nSsBt nod 81 lernen, hasu Fin it ,u aft" laat Der
iunge Mfann Ycn uicrr fiinf<. lehsuno,wan,ia Sa6ren
NIB ttctet lieeer tie ibm itris ~bltitrnce 3cit am Si(.
larc. auf Der &eaeltaHn, III Der @'eielIhait SeineSale:s
den renn bic @eie0i&aft SSbergctiloeter otrmsibet CIR,
aus ShGam, aus GitrIuht- pcii er Tb ba niht teis
mild iItlt. gpie visle G'eniiIe entteDrt or papurd,
- pas 2ernen leitit ihcn 1T @enue. unb bann enrlih
Der Qustauib Der SSren iiber oaS @clernte. ,2u
ali, I'm gu lcrnea !" 6eige 5urdt pbcr llnlult liter.
baupt gum Qsrnen. 98ir ,pu(rn bier riniae Seilpiele
seten, bab mani aud in, reifsren @tltrr NOD lcrnen fanu.
Scfrates mar sier,liM alt, ais CT bic SlGte blaIen lerrlte;
Cato na9e ahtiig, als CT bic gricd,ilde Gprahe 1upirte;
tagrSer 9lutrah ,nilheu I~ieten,ig unp ad,t,io, ais err
fh an Die lateinilte Sprahe wa9te. gcceacip war 81
Sa9re alt, ais CT rS Stucium rrr lhGnen @iiIenibof.
ten antng, unc muree uebe1 Sants unb Yrtrarca Der
breitte her Iprtilpcr in rtr tracanilhen Ypelie. Senrp
Spirlmann mar Elm leiAtiinniger Surge, emt in rem
Glitter ,milhen finf3is nnb irhs3is he9ann .er nit Grnlt
~ lturirrn, uno irurbe bcnnUh ciuer ter aelebrtste1
s%ntiqnare uno @cisbfunri9er. Colbert, ter ~terii6mte
fran,Giil&c Niniitrr, 9ins in cinsm Glitter BON leds,ie
Sabrsn 5i ieinen Stupien Der nlten Qateiuer 3uriif.
3uerYiec MtpnalccscU ihriee in einem Nlter 116 SAB
rem bic Wtnctren ieincr 3eit, wsld,e .pn &cltaire, leltIf
en msrfnilrbi9es gfiirtrl bon Stueire1 i'm srrserid>
ten Differ, ais Ocr5iSlia ~ssprteiet murpsn. O,ilhp, Der
l~letsrfrser ces 5cmer unc Sirsif, mar iber finfiis, t.
Yor CT nit Der SpraAe Der 0atsiner unb 0rirhcn &C..
fanut purbs. Or. 6rantlil bate tsinabs ras ~fInf;iaIfe
Sabr errsitt, ais er isine pbifoiupbii6su 8urIhuussn
tssann, uno bod wi,b ct CUR 3abl Der sr6Bten Ocnfer
ssrednet. Aic rsB NIT benz Spru9: u3u alt, uml ,u
lsrnsn,"- ipes NIT Der fali&sn Shaam, i'm sprs0uf.
tsu Glitter mi. reu @nianBs8riinpen Der g9iilnlGaften
,u bssinnsn, bu tsreilei Dir Sersna9en, psinsr
@itpelt 9uben.
- 9abYlon. IN Dent irslili1sn llier res Gup9rat,
ba tp ieBt MIR nod Gin oofr 0ledsn nit Namti ,.DiI
lao" trllnrt, fraeb i'd tinf Die apauptfnst ns3 alten
tta9snhsH Gbattsey,9eifs gatston nit stnsm &tniso
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i6mpmbcr 81
Scnnatenb, 20. @uauf 1857.
Stn bcntfeber Spuncrncmuts @au=
bibat ir S~SSiSrpufiu.

in WisepnTn. rem Staate, Der int gRslien in ge,uv
anf manentafte ecntide SrpDfferune bisltlbe @trur
strntH'n't, ME gsnniplpantea i'm Often, BAT bic pcmc.
tratl%e partst etnen 9sutl6en, Or. STtIdn,an, ale
Sanetrat fur 0oupernenr a~ufsetent.
Sr. Subldnan fam bcreitS ppr Is ODER Is Sa6rcn
mao WS'Seonfa - gcbrrte ali gu ben eriten @nfetlern.
9etssoniin murpe eHt 1886 gum 1erritpriun mt 1S4S
gum Staat ssmadt. Oamals salten bic OeutIden bort
~auerptnsS ais tii&tise SETTLER uno Nrteiter etenIp, mic
tsst absr Don elmer pOlitiite Ell @leihberedttsuns Der.
itltsn trouen bic awsritaniI4rn @nGieplrr purbaus
ni6t pcl tpi6en.
Srttrr Su6Itnan sepanu ais ariincIia nubirtcr
Mr3t bale cine aus9streitste 9etanntfdaft inter ben
@merttansrn nnS tsnubte %btsieltc, um nit auer Strait
fur bic Hcfte Der Dsutltsn ,u iptrtsn, NO er uur im-
msr fcnnte.
gu stelsr !3eit, fhrettt Der ,0rasaus," ainaen 16ru
Die Sampfe UNI pas Stin,mrr1t Der Ginasmaneertcn
los, bic rSn BEN Nmerttamern am lieblten sorla,fa oon,
redt los gen,aSt ppreen wdren. Or. 0ltIbn,ar mar
uterau roran, lpra6, arbeitete unb marb fir bic Oeut.
iten, unb am 27. DECEMBER 1S43 tam bic critic Ser
%fammIuns Der Gingepanrertsn uno i6ce 1reuube All
1amnisn, une cine Urtentlide 8crcinisung gum Sample
9tsen bic Hnrtpnotbinss, weun fe aud pan,als ui6t
70 bieeen, ber3uri6tcn.
Galt bret Sabre caucrtc Der ba,naltee !Sampf rnb &c
TT cine Sahe, bic BON Nicmanten befrittcr pirt. poe
ietn Gifer unb feline Nrtsit pamals me6r ta;u teitrua,
nm bic partst gu @unRcu Der Ginsewaneerten III psr<
ftartcn, ais bic fat irsenb eines @ntern. 1916 trat
bic Convention 3nlamnler, UNI Die Gpnitituttpn fir ben
Staat SStsconiin gu entmerfen. Sitlhmau mar unter
ben Mb9ccrbnetcn unb ,eiste, mas elm @lann int Staupe
1T 5u lsilten, islblf rcnn or Gin paar Satr i'm Qanee in.
CIR gsebrt aa ben Rccnern, tenen Die bsut1he @inmau-
hsritns beute Dor @lcn, cs gu banfeu BAT, tab le cin
Stimmredt bat, mic fat in frincm autsrn Staatc.
9ti6t tlpb fur Die Deut1hen in @iecpnln, Iuuoern
fur ben sanssn Staat unb iein a9adst6uun, fir ale
fttns Gi,nprtner niro es bon ,ntcrcdtarem 9urtbcil
fsin, wenn Or. Sitl&man sewatIt wGrbc. Die slad.
riht, bn6 en ecutihsr 0ouYrrneur in g1iseunGn III,
rpiiroe 3etntaniente BON Giupaubcrern ba6in ,icbsn,
iro tbhen oisls 2batiade bic Ypafcmnenife SiraI6aft
ssten wiirce, ilrc Ssimatt gan, misocr,ufnten.
Die Dsitihen BisecnilnS merpsn sclpie i9rsn eisc.
men unb ibrss Staatet @rrtseil gut senia psri1cben,
DUP fs rie elm @lann fir Ietttpr 6itlaman sfi,nmeu
wsrpsn. (N. 8. 81
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@rpfcs bemtides TcH,
mO3u bas reutide @utlifum inssslamnt eli

mo0u pas fsutl@s 9utlifum insssiamnt ~sinselatcn
miro.
SIe S6tlltr-arge Np.I. V.O. u. B. nirb ba
eicSjdlriss Stiitrrnssftjt am Ntcntaa. pen 81. 9luo. IN,
Sotals ess 5errn 0emeul Icicrn. Ser Srf,ua ttyainnt
@'r9rns y u9r srn Der ersenGails parb bic Styae,,r
Ger Ssapt uno gum Ssfplabe binhma.
timer f%rr'holtbe 9Sirtb miro ms nit ben bslcn @e-
Hnhte" uno etncm aus9r3eihnstrn Mittagsmable psr-
lepst, nno ea ielti9er einsn ncuen src6sn 1ansiaal int
green gat eausn lallsn, 70 p%eriprchsn mir i,bem @.iu>
der tci lciterm Ncttcr cineu rett apacuebn,eu Soo -,
0sreitcn. Ga fetn @intrittsselp crbptsn ,pirp, irben mir
e'nsS aah'reiden Sslnd %sntsesen. Gan,lietbatsr fbn<
nm 9eSsr %grls9un9 nrn so Gents III prn lultieen atei-
pen %elnaefibrt ipsrrcn. ,po,u Smih5's @rrnpry 8anp,
en9asirt lit.
Nle Wtit9lieber haren fb INN s ll6r Wcraens Int
%rrrinSlptaI cin,ufnrcn. Die Gcmitc:
Wantct. gstnc. Sl6Gmanr-
MslTerIsmipt. 9Eilpt.
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dc 5r1:G rmitr. Nlitsliepcr hes Stsutenfeitrs mat,r
aIr Stijcui9rn, nelhe rorauf rsItctirrn. aufmerfja,nr
ea' an einem' nod n1trr GIT tslimscnrcn Sage cd !.
@"san1spl"se nn brm Strutenls7s, msldes nm A..
Segt. Q. : bel rem icN. Selltauic, nrten rrm 9lifmrnp,
UrHrNr, %ithttfnret, Iffrntlid IN rem Meilttictcnren rcr.
i!fi9ert "errfn. Sc ltrht au ermasan. ros an itntnr
: age e'ne nuBtrAemUbnlidc @teatl IN rcm 8site 8 betl>
n'9a'ehesr jnla'nmen frnmcn wirt, sumnl and fur
SietfriBen aeirrat 1T, mcthc rrn sSra gu atben lhruenr
tloeNt our l0 Wtinntsn sine prssmrtipe nit einent
N9l9sn pon tsm Nrsberidrturser Gerrt nab rent
0.itpIabt ~otacEen milb.
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Mn rie rtutihrn Oameu 9titn,rncli
SSte ittcn in Der nrriscn Nummrr b. 81. an rielel-
ttn Die Sittc 9erihtrt wurbc, flr;usr prcr arfGere &C.
lhente gum 3wcds Der 9rsSYcrttsiatns tci Sha,tur.
pen &c. al, bic Set Gcmitc res Stsuttmfdfcs his ,unu
X. Srpt. %aelan9cn IN lahsn, 70 sriautrn fh Ri, uuter>
5'''pnet'n Selt' y rn'ite- Mit8llrrcr oieie Bite in Grinne-
rHn8 gu brin9e,. y. [Micl. q. Slider.
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8Olfsz 0nr4eaa.

Gas s,ebrte @ntIifum Iattt mcrstn Hat bic nadilc sarht ,r
i0NitihHSm sctnhc cracterf Gin 5. q. Sattprf.
G;ssurfTDm! @rcmrfIpm! &rcmrfIpm!
Nm Nrntas rem 81. NuNuIf mirp NIT Gem Stsnmsr
GirtjS Nef cine greuriiUn ssranlaEtet, musu Gle Dir
0inia Rifle= 6 rmpasnie ras Nesbrtr Nutlitum nit ter
2}crfhsrung einlarct, ruB ras ~tstrrfcnce Grmmitte
Ntst a~ufartctcn Bat, I'm bic 8ahrs ,u elmer ]asnusrti-
G,Ih nno in ieber 9e,icbuns ,Hfriersn1slsnttn ,,a
MAIDEN.
Gem ~G>utlifum in hermit bic %sHnlials 9rlrsen6eit
aetrteh. rna herrlide 9nnprama, mrhts sint 5obrt
ali bem SamcSflmNe tietrt. teim bcrrlidltrn Mcnelidt
'n Idanen, IA zine Srrfinfsrraa Ger Mcnoiheits MIR
nnnu aiAela6en rsrten pirt. wsnn lfh bic Ytajpritat
aui @uocntlide enfiir rntiheile ct.
Qtfahrt POM NHbarf am Nrftts liz u llGr 0tents,
NIB Yrcis Der 5idets fTr l Ssrrn unp 2 0nmen 81.
9ifrts iinp ppn ZEN llntrr,eihnstrn, 10 mie riirh bic
MitAlierer Der Grmraanis gu ~ts3irtrn.
3nhlreihe Setbsiliauns tsr acinmntsn bc,tihea
SeeGlfrnna irerhsn mir ala cine Fer Gcmpaanie er-
~irieirne 6'unf 3t ihGben miitn.
0aS Gonnittr:
0pbmann, @faff, @antel.
Otbrtn1, rptnwalb.
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Ncmc 0m;ei8cn.
WelanANcrrin Nirainfn.

0eIangpcrrtu Girgtnfa.
81 S S Mi9!eeer ses 0eansrreins !ssrsinia wtrten biermt auF
c ~ SSnhia9. BEN 80. b. @tS &Snbs s nbr I'M Wcrcinslpfale.
w. -,s %'s aiienal u. Comps Se;sI, ~nahfnssEbs Grtra . 0slanar
:" S.'nhefaig gu t%rinsen. zap cS rns ncte Btrniaen fnadt. ne
~. " LII + Uslansshtunscn 3tcif nebmtn gu ftbcn, ub brftn
WV ~ t ;sE. ne etsfslbsn fr bic 6cIse r1i ;atIvcia at ben Stln-
=" s"'""1 Der soritaua.
UfSseens 9rtpat-8phbaas,. 9hits neur rnrt cI-
seilens, enti&lpTtn, ties SauS in isbr 9v,isbana Sr "CC Stniif
g ghe'Hints ierlret9 gu MAIDEN, sliutss I'm sabIrsthen SufpruG.
~, w. Gat Wp'Ss 9srrtn lebsn nod Gin Yoar msaburtt Simmer ,u
ssrhhisfeen. 8clisdnecr trtaltcn eiu;elns Better.
&. y. Trrcben.
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Nrner Qaatrhisr=S Gallon.

Der llntsrii%nete, Der friber G%iatnthhntr bts Striving 5arfts"
in Str %frfttren 0td'Ittn @rauerti an Prrabrra6e, imiL6cn ttr I
uh Brand, tinsn 0astrSier- Gallon sr0Hnst 6at, III ts1tn gsiu6s
or itine Srtnnee NIB has seebrte Yutlifnm tinlaStr.
Spbn Eri.S,ih
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Weue Seifrn. uno 2ihtrr- Satrif.
sr; Tm lii In, %en.sietlsn gatretrerfauisrn uo t.m gu~
~. sa."n I'M Ia9entthcn ipe Scifen unb 2ttkr eisner Gatrifa-
''cn, Die III Cute mb 8iaisleit nSrtlibeS Tabrifst utsIrirsi.n-
~. ltmcntr H.. NImp.
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Stentcn , 8tt.
Scrlamnilun9 bes 8sit @umite's tsute (Damstaa)
@Nsnes 8 ubr in Srn. @orsenarrn's qptale.
Der err@iI. 8uriter,
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5reben's Yripat, RcItaut.
iifsr ssm neuen eatsn res Srn. 6. SGtt6.r,
40 Srcntfrafe.
s,rGs Grart $3.50, 3aa -9rarh So. 90 Il, gRc6e.
Gin;elntr WittaoeiiLh 25 Cts Liz
Srmlcc'S Wffnnntmndnnn

Na@ 9. @. Simmrrntann burh siuen aerittliaer scr her
6rftinas Court au'aticltcn Gift an bic llntrwitntitn an, ibm
nltth nee Tcresrinaen n~etridrichen Sat 70 erfuhtn cieiIttn ole
Tifirnintt, an irrldt tt'adtr Zimmerman nod Hcrterurdtn kot.
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yelled the completely frightened tories
rushing wildly from the spot, scrambling up
the rugged mountain sides and down dark
ravines in their hasty flight from the Pursu-
ing Americans. But at length the foremost
horseman exclaimed:
"Hold, boys; let them go-they are but
the cowardly hirelings of still more
cowardy villain. Let's return. and see if
Harry is injured by them.'
"H AIRY, are you hurt!"swas the inquiry of
Will Dunham, who was the one who led
the party from he brigade to his rescue, as
he returned TO the scene of combat, and
found his friend awaiting him with an easy
nonchalance.
"Not scratch, VIII; ye' you can see
that have not been entirely idle." And
he pointed to the grourd where lay the lfe-
iefs D dies of fcur tories
"Bravo. | knew they would have some
thing to do to take Harry Raymond. But
you will find your owH steed waiting tied to
yonder tree; so mount him and we'll awayr'
And 10 a moment more, the tramp of the
receding horseman told that the mountain
pass was deserted.
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"A little child dwelt by the flowing sea,
And her home was the home OF poverty.
She ran with bare feet o'er the golden sands,
And gathered shells with her small, brown hands
Gay strangers came in rich robes dighr,
But the little maiden Stunned their sight;
And, shaking her curls DER her blushlng face,
Sped away ike fawn that flies the chase.
When the strangers were gone. said the mothe
mid:
-4'What was it dismayed thee, my darling cliildln
20, mother, my feet were bare and brown,
| had no bon.Iet, and then-this gowni"
She held up the skirt of her faded frock,
Sadly rent BY the jagged rock,
And she said, with deep and long drawn sigh,
Will l have snch dresses as they by -and-by?"
Her mother smiled with grave, sweet grace,
As she smoothed the curls from the halfgrievec
face,
And said, When our ship comes in from sea,
You shall haye garments and all things free.n
"Whenour Snip comes iR," said the little one,
And away to the highest rock she run,
And watched ill night-shadows dimmed the shor,
For the freighted ship and Its treasured store
Long and often she watched in vain,
No ship for her sailed over the main,
How many watches in life there be
For the ship that never comes over the sea.