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oorrov DncI.1rsH.r,.
ATTACK UPON THE NEW MEXICAN MAILS
Arrest OF the Bilibnsters.
fsY THE NATIONAL LINE


EALIRAx, Oct 1.-THE Cunard steamship Canada,
Capt. Long, has arrived at this port. She left Liver
pool en- Saturday, 9th September, and brings there
fore three days later than received by the
Hungarian at Quebec F
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 24.-The Cotton market closed
with declining tendency All qualities have slightly
declined. decline of an is quoted and even more
In inferior qualities. Breadstufls closed with de-
clining tendency. Holders offer freely but show
no disposition to press sales The sales OF the week
amount to $4,000 bales, Of which 1000 bales were
taken by spectators and 900o bales for export The
estimated sales on Friday amounted to COCO bales.
The market closed quiet but steady. The follow
ing are the quotations Of the Brokers' Circular.
Fair Orleans. "a
rair T,ai n1oplle
"a. ~ Panos. III
| Aiddling Mobile. a.
aiuohng opianos -....................6S 81
The stock Of cotton on hand comprises 592 500
bales, Of which 5000 ia American.
| The Very Latest.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept. "a, noon.-Cotton closed quiet
and firm. Estimated sales Of Saturday amount to
1000 bales, of which exporters took 1000.
| Manchester advices closed favorable.
LOSDUN, Stpts Il, uOOu.-COusOlS clOSeQ az J0s te
| 95l.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING CLOSED
dnll but steady Provisions closed quiet, and sales
unimportant. Richardson & spence's circular quot,
Flour dull, with former quotations barely maintained
New American Flour closed at 81 55 to 50 rs PEI
! barrel. Wheat closed dull. Corn closed dull, with
decline of Cd. Beef closed steady. Pork closed
quiet; quotations nominal. Bacon closed dull, AND
holders are pressing on the market.
| General Intelligence.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-The antarctic steamer Fox hal
returned. She brings reliable intelligence that Si
John Franklin died in ls47, and that the ship wa
abandoned in 1S4S. Many interesting relics Of th
ifated expedition have been recovered and brough
home in the Fox.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-It is rumored that Napoleon
has accepted the proposition of King Leopold of Be-
gium to settle the Italian question. The meetin
took place at the watering place Of Barretz on tn
Pyrannees. Its reported that conference was he,
at Ostend, in which King Leopold took part, wher
English and Prussian ministers expressed themseve
regarding the state of Europe. With instructions
ceived here, the King left for Switzerland.
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WEATHER IN NORTHERN LouIsIANA.-The Caddo
Gazette of the lst inst. says:
The weather since our last has been very warm for
the season OF the year. We have had several heavy
rains during the week and appearances indicate that
we will have more before long.
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FATAL AcciDENr.-Wm. A. Green, Of Fulton
county Georgia, was accidentally killed. Tuesday
last. by the premature discharge of his gan while on
hunting excursion in the neighborhood Of his plan.
tation.
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It has been discovered that bread can bs manufact
urea out of wood. Long before this discovery was
made, all wood was known to have grain in it"
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y0tal SntelIiasnte.

The WEATHER continues dry and dusty, warm in
the day time and cold at night Clouds mottled yes.
terday's sunshine considerably Rain is anxiously
looked for.
WEEKLY REPORT of the Free Dispensary OF the
New Orleans School Of Medicine, on Common street,
n
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THE PREDICTIONS OF 4 ABuFFALoSrAN.-The Buf
falo Republic indulges in the following

We predict that 10 less than ten years steamboat
will be constructed to run our lakes which will
be longer than the Great Eastern, and capable of
carrying three thousand passengers and three thou
sand tuns of freight, and that she will mako over
thirty miles an hour, and be capable Of running in
winter as well as in summer. II our predictien
should be VERIFIED this city will command position,
commercially speaking, ID importance second only
in the United Stateh. The proposition il monstruus
and startling one, but we eonscienti0usly beliese
that the man is now living who will demonstrate 70
the world that our prediction is trne.
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Woman has this advantage over man--she proves
her will in her lifetime, while the man is obliged to
wait until be Is dead. "
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SINGULAR SPIT.-The most singular spit ID the
world is that Of the Count de CaseI Maria Of the
most opuient lords Of TrevsO. This spit turns ono
four tunes, and whatever it plays corresponds toa
certain degree of cooking, which s perfectly under
stood by the cook. Thus leg OF mutton, q F.dR-
Ia Hamande will be juicy at the eighteenth air, and
so on, 9SS ss9455 3
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ETat,aes, liquors, etc.
supply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in qusr
spd pins continually hand which is equal to the this
to tis Market Alno other brands Of inferior quality
r0PAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER,
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
OHcR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK, Old snt
sine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
sRANDIEssszerac of the vintage Of 1888, 17GS 1
ether bands WHISKY ofa descrptionsseoieh Irish
ayc Bourbon ALE and PORTER, in pnts and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
IN the Market which will be sold
other house In the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 xply Nos Is and is Rcyal street.
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NEWS OF sIR JOHN FRArKL1r.

NAPOLEON AND THE KING or Br1e,ux,
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T E K A S .

To sail on SUNDAY, Oct. o. att O'clock A. M
EE% SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NMhfM 1Eai'ea q @ States Null Iine-For GALVESTON
ped nss @ ss an b"y steamship Texas
Mails For freeh passage, having superior accommoda
tions, apply on board or to
steamship of this line will every Thursdsy and Sun
day mornings for tho above ports &C
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NUMBER 1873.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
CALIFO RNI A.
BRAzos SANTIAGO.

To sail on FRIDAY. l4th inst. at A. ".
SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM.
4K INTA pany-Unied States Mail LneFor Brazos Sant
ago, via Indianola.-The superior iron steamship
Arizona, r. Smith, commander will sail above,
rying United States For freight PASSAGE having
elegant accommodations, apply on board, or to
o8 1, O. HARRIS, street,
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The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDINa, MISS,
q. 4, .dIlISa.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having Observation-Disclosures
Of any Country Newspaper in the ssuth rslpsan,
offered az the Merchanssof Esw Or
Ageuta fof New Orleans
A. B. sTRAWBRIDGE L. CO.,
ols 2ptf No. 12k Commercial Placs
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K Ely W f S T

To sail FRIDAY, 18th inst, at s A. NJ.
<ESES FOR KEY WEST AND HAVANA,
0MINhIh via Pe,s4coa, Apaachcola, ST. Marks, Cedar
... Keys, Tampa Bay and Manatee,-U. s. Mail Line
Southern Steamship GonpanyThe superior coppered and
steamship Gaiveton, Hutchings, com.
nander will leave above, carrying the u s. mails. For
freight passage having superior accommodations
for passengers, apply to l. G. HARRIS, % Camp street.
E Freight to pnachcoa ST. Marks and Tampa Bay sub,
conBignaes. =
kD-No freight received without ovder.
days of sailing hereafter will he the 14h and 3Ob
18th and 26h. ' " - oS
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throat on Monday night. at the residence OF Mr..
Seals. He died soon after in6icting the wound He
is supposed to have been insane.
An INDIANs DREAM.-In 1889, during the admin-
stration of President Jackson friend Mr.. George
Moran, who resides at Crosse Point. went % Wash
ington with some Indians, the chief Of whom was
Mecoonse On their way to see their Great Fathefn
to make treaty, the band stopped TO rest at CIcye
land, and while there the chief In front Of store
trunk studded with brass nails. he seemed . fancy
it, and eyed 1t attentvely for some tims but said
nothing. The next morning before Mr.. Norm got
up, there came rpping at his door. he opened Il,
as Mecoonse entered. On being asked by ~. Moran
why he had risen so carly his reply that he had
had !" drealnn He was then asked what il was
The chief would not answer until Moran bad promised
him that he would !" make the dream good" Me-
coonse then said, ~ was sleeping. and thought you
come and ask me-, do you want trunk n I said yes,
and you gave me the big, bright trunk"
There was no backing out, so the trunk was pur-
chased for eight dollars and given to the 8achem,
who was very proud Of it.. Arrived at Washington,
Moran went to the chiefs door one morning about
daybreak and knocked. He was admitted By Me-
coonse. who inquired what the matter was. Moran
told him that he had had dream too. but would not
tell it, because Indian won't make it good, like palo
ace." The chief promised the dream should be made
good, and Moran then told him that while sleeping
he was walking through the woods with hecoonac,
when the latter gave him section Of land. Tho
chief was surprised at the dream, and started back,
saying, Ti.ya, George, you dream hardt' But ESQ.,
ing that he was fairly entrapped, he said Moran
should have the land. 1t was impossible, however.
for the Indian to convey III so he compromised the
% debt' by paying eight hundred dollars. he vas
often heard to remark afterwards. q white man too
smart for Ipjun.-ID Detroit Advertiser.
While sitting in the Academy Of Music the other
night, witnessing the graceful gyations Of the
French danseuses, we were amused at little scene
| that transpired near u.s. lady and gentleman
seemed to be enjoying pleasant chat. when. all as
once the lovely daughter OF Eve inquired. Who is
that with Kate - in the proscenum box :" and.
before giving her adoring friend time 70 apswer, she
added 6 II couldn't scare up better locking man
uan at the same time looking rather red 10 the face
6 that's my brother ~ " Oh is it!'' hughingly re,
Joined the lady "wel, one Of my brothen ia'nt hall
as good looking" Philadelphia Argus
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ynssses R. Thompson,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Ho. I'll BROADWAY, tnest Canal atrsst,l Rxw xpps
iyIS Srss
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Cigars !! Cigars j!

Purchasers will always find In assortment Of tbs
brsndsIn,enuidad Flor de Puiadas MerdIanA
farde Panehs Redowa, Cassrgs Parsagas
Washington Dos Hsmanas Marc Habano, etc., etc., a The
lcwcst prices.
P. PRATS b CO.,
o16 zrR Commercial Place.
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SUICIDE IN v1cKsBuRa.-Th vicksburs Sum Of
Wednesday last says:
A young man by the name of Thompson cut his
throat on Monday night. at the residence OF Mr..
Seals. He died soon after in6icting the wound He
is supposed to have been insane. sgs III. 4
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PHILAD HIA.

kER FOR PHILADELPBIA- REGULAR
X Iine packets-1he Al fast sailing ,cket bark Ben
Halle. Z. jas. 4. Lit e master, having nearly ali
engaged will have dspach For balance of freight
passage, apply to GEO. w. HYEsON It CO.,
se2S 81 Camp street.,
kER FOR PHILADELPHIA - REGULAR
&4SH Line faeks1s-7Fne Al ast sailing packet bark y
cargo engaged will have dispatch For freight passage
apply to GEO. W. HYNS0N CO.,
sel9 ~ Camp at.
SER FOR PHILADELPHlA-Au Al ve,sel,
OF small capacity is ready to load for the above
sel4 tftO. w. HYNsoN Co, 50 Camp st.
NIUTICE Fts CAEx2sRaspERs AND BUILDERS
IN Patent Sawed both rough aud dressed
yellow Pine Cypress for sale
SI4 for rough and So 80 for dressed in lots to su
pzYchseers.
saS-IIuniber gawed TO order.
feis iy afAn planning MILLS New Bsesn.
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s,4ss PHIz Es:i

Of Et1 to 4,0U Frlro Sti
aprsss of l50 approprsttne to 5000 prize cor
prizes Of lDoepproxi'us.ing to 1850 prize ~
5000 prses OF sc 100 o.
-
<s5 prass Amounting .saS.s'
@hols Ticks sts $40; Halves. sB: Qrarters,s2so
n-A Circular showing the Plan Of the Lez.sss viii h
sps to .ry one desfrops Of receiving II.
saa Pfsss OF viii be determined By Che last Esnse CT
tuHber thsdravs the 2soo8o prise For exsnaps: II s
,uIntor drawing prize ends with no. l. thsn eli h
aekes where tho number ends In will bs entitled to sac
he number with No. then all the tickets Ssnaa
,e- snds In will be antitledto S20 and on 0.
Certificate Package Of 10 WI ole Tickets ........SS
=. 10 Half =. ............ 40
10 9nartsT.. ........... n
=. ). 10 Fights ....,...... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Epcos. he money 10 our the ordsrd
sas.pt Of which they will be forwarded by arstuisiJ.
Purchasers tickets ending In any figure
iesignate
Of drawn Numbers ard Prizes will be 10
thsssss immediately after she drawing.
Purchssers will please write their signatures plain ans
sivs their Post ONCE County ard sta.e.
EAt the request of many Of Southern and
sout bean induced open
an Office In New Orleans, where orders for Tickets can be
filed
Orders will be promptly attended to, If addressed to
G. 7. HOWARD,
Box Isl II, Post-on,ce. New Orsans, La, e'
M.~ WOOD EDDY d CO.,
seA zpkW Augusta, aoorgin.
, 1859-08-22

whe.tsu bsea= tapkiase. u. supply Of eed,
clPla u. Potsieal seoaany- thsty1 bslisss, j not
/ ~ we'll so4erstoo6inA AmhrhA n il m&9 older
and more populon1 countries. l. th5v Nhere
.isrss ns@Shs e. people sss = % lsd fri tas
can be sustained with much mora certainty aud
At much leaa expeuss, on vegetables, than *he1:
fed uponAsisaiSoeNr Res acres Of grou4d, II
covered with grain efops, fruit, roots and 1ege.
tables. willsupport many more people th3Rn it
t6f Rsas 5 & pS1sa sf .hs:s ;Ee' f.
I vets t6dsto Become eaIhivorous. n
see numerous evidences here id xusrf Of
vtfyfes eattls il i tSs 1eldss iii i@nspse {elds
ofxrain. md xetf large 2atdkas.~~0nt rent
s.P 1nso ~: :<st se: %St n5rs
backward. In t6e towns and cities, add fstiti
pqreip the countrJ,1 0otase .tbe* people Hire
very largely on bres31 fruits and vegesabfes$ and
they do not appear to lack stamina, health, or
physical vigor. About the best -bretff kver
ate is hers In Vienna. And sxch cefs<, and kuch
:ssssass
as4esta GEE r. sfss s R 2 u bufh 1ah
fiey brew it. 1t is not like that nasty compound
called Lager. And, by the way, the lager i in.
fHlNJ better t!sap thst &ipp|e % called: ia an
ksa land. ~You call for q 8lass;o o. Aertasn beer
sod they bring you agla43 bottle holdidE about
tHo.thlrdsof quart, aua xeR ;wondef: that
they mean-by giving youSuoh ~ imtnense fup-
Ply; But as one glass after Another :. 6hasI its
Vat down .your throat you began TO Ieok inldis-
may and grief 1t the lessening 'aaid." HapPen-
ing 70 reflect that another ofdeE,I, and Hpo}her
s@an pieca Of silver will duplicate it;you sain
A4pithe bottom, and like 0liver:fwist, oaq for
.yome MOTE" But you hare Apnae exaps{ for
GQing in for such a quantitEs 11 it is ssple4did,
row mind Il tell YOU ,,'.A .r,.h
, 1859-08-22

::TzE solD'sat FErrso* 4ar: ;BEA7iS FfzlP:-
E.tetter ffo&- Gasale. If ths. III; in The datnt


:FBs IS so1p,s.. ~ prr;ao4 4nr :,'i Bar71S Frzz9
K.fetter ftoa Gasale'. !; 81 sfths. 1a;iu The atnt
ItAblie Of Lyons, says:
sssj se:, ID P'sia ws ssa.Sn .
psrehsd upon his shealder ths SOLDIER sm9 i fig,
'brate fellows said /. The man smiled Eand
answered, "This Is al orphan from Monteb4lla>
5he d3y af The; dghf: eh 1ssripg the SillageE we
e;'s s Ss :Ssk IS a: esf 's Gss rs
nest on my arm. / thrust 1t 4i1to"rny shake,
which bad been pierced tbrdugh bJ ..two bills,
and thpIght po alQre efH 1ntlan returning,
felt something scratch my head, and then dald,
II is my little prisoner; and 70 the surprise
duced him. I hare kept him siace, add bow
We lore each other deatly-da :Wo not, Mopte-
be!lo?" And as he spoke be held ont his finger
to the bird which hopped on il without let,sa-
1ion::. .Ebeeged perdSsaioa e baF Aortebefo Z
few cherries and to cafeassit. Catullus would
than Lid thst spatfos = :: -. :, r. -. :' r. ' r.
BY an eastern medical journal; that The ust oi
hoops*in tbk dress Of snia1iKfr1s, tt, kyepingthe
body cooler than they had formerly! bean ac41s.
toned to, renders them nbre- hAb4o to bowel
disorders, Ofthis We Of colfse khbH nothing,
but.Es DO know that IN majority Of cases THE
use Of hoops by little girls is absolutely pr. mo
tive Of iadeheANEy AZ wv o!hef can easily con.
vince herself 1T, who. .sul note the almost phi
versal habit little girls who wear them have
fallen into, Of striking the hoops SO d to make
the clothing fly of from the body, or the IT'LL
worse habit Of lifting the dress; which theyen
courage II grown people want to wear hopps
let them do il. but don't banish thepatire deli.
cacy Of little girls by putting hoops upon them.
4 WEnn1Sa festival lExrRAoRn1xARf.-fhe
local reporter, Of the feW Orleans True: DUO
wis married ID Eer Orleans recently to South
fi,ern. BELLE The wedding took place Setween
time to an ADVANCED bdur next morning the les!
I tivities Nere.kept mp with unceasang activity
The entertainments provided for the guests, ,sfhc
uumhered over!tiss hundred, were 'd4nclpg,
| fireworks, a concert, poetica1 and dramatic rfcl
tations, and then dant1pgs again until .aaysigh'
reminded the company that It was time to sepa
rate. One Of the features Of the evening "a:
| the employment Of a coiored orchestra lnst&at
I Of the German band usually Aired. fdf these pc
| casiou8.
e+DzA7n OF An HGip; :LADY.-Mrs! Maria4ns
Dure.te, widow .ef: jean: g.. Dareste, died lhsl
| week ase very advanced age, having attai4ec
near!y hundred years. She was among fht
sns9$ =. tsnef eneof fSE ost shstsSls ao5 a;a
Biz Of women, as those who experienced be-
kindnesses on the sick bed during the years. Q
] her riEpr can testify.
f. .,W4taia few wseks- thrae Of our oldest nttife
born ladies have died-Nfa. adelaide Brufh
Mrs. Arthange Laderoot, and Mis-. Marla4u
DuEette,--lR!ettpit- -fx.sx4 lRorsss,--.
, 1859-08-22

~ LAp1Ea, AT LAKx F0RKsr.
Rev. R1xtaF icktnaon, u. D., AID Daughters, finn
6oston viii "rcn H:,t cllss seminary f,r t0anx LaSes
the t*e Eat q September neat II Lake Fo1es7 ILL.,! The
se:.t 0! lul n3veTaty
The entt. possibility OF astrae.iea vll1 aevore upu
the Nsses iH-khson VITO educated At stt best Ehs
esu l,stlu,uaa have It'd txperelee IN eaeaaE Tas
eogse o. eaiy VII! comprise the v.rioo. fr1aehes s4d
limited upmbcr Of yvans faes will be rre.se uso The
faiy aud 1--we la a.! tespett careful M 1cd eut*t
At kensh W,.uasn tarlYapplle.un Ii desltat'e
tErpm Rev. Dr. Kirk Ut isostuu-l !
Understanding bt the Ak>s pick,usen tsnead npertnG
sAou OF lie nrst css cske Gsdt p:estE In congEtu
Lo The cit:zens Ut Chicago aud Mcalty The ae4u
Of surh sucAliona influence In natura Antlltn{+s
geuuEr pstY aud true tlneuent> the yaunk 1h 1T dis
family add al tie attachments xi hsas
Aa.y to coltuct acaoo4 VI tht highest e!'Aract.s:
Hostou .6t9 EDWARD y. kiaH.
From Rev. Dr. Patterson at t:htc-tul
hlye been acQrunfed with u. Dickinson his f.l-
for mary ytass aad showing the Fec"af'oE # the
meats. fl. te.caesn re +sused tnt try
will Ki.e the u s .asIsfscsou to tie pat of slrfr e
nary for you1l la4Ie+ X. ". fAErEEstN.
Chicago. July ~. 1859. - j. = +H, '%{i
, 1859-08-22
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VTTV nF GTifGAE0-(;tv o,

~ ketnr's Dh1cs, Asf.'st !. th. 1st2.
Noaee IL he,coY xiftu that the following Warrants In
.tfJGxots fhr cufetHdu*-
.".ctat Y. Is Seu.s1FaE as4Es M ralEx s1a ps,af
49, ~ The North line a: IT. suseR sextI:--t
WaEIsnk No. 10, SGnta-F.H kravslnk AlchEa4 xTsna6
GA-A Raaie ~ ttu fWelfth Hlett e10Ye bstvesA
wsr.nt NJ: 6f: suath = s{esf1nsas on &sses noa'
w4ssai q. s;ss t!rss;F 4saiax stbdr s1s.< nom
~. ,Ganel . F. ITO ~ htsxk ~
from aIahszA xest - The Eoutn bansh tf sths Chica
Klve1
wafraa1 ro: IT, op-n,ng IN X'z5 dftet vte
1nptnK Lat and W<& through siock tNksvtl3) 10 tha
E.nM TsuEeea sahdsvtx on as the WN& md se
RaQxr IL E 1T Of Third r Il. =.
.Wa,1s4ts NO. ID No1i-for itsnk. Sdlne 'sid plank.
lnk Indiana stlert u@ The pla1finx Wells Mleep b
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ALL PEky4 M ars rsQue{s& forthwith 10 .m1k4 pay
1s1t Of said Warrants guy dce the VIII b. col
II te e.t md szpeass f Tie persons hehe 10 tbs
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God Isnearer LITTLE children
: 1ha1 Their pareuf~ t*e1 khdw,
And shai II Fuu hstea ahAIpsE, - ,,-"
Better thl1gs tkxq you can tasch+
Ard 4addof mystic wisdom
.Ts3Gklss Mrun8 b their caseeA1 speech.
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Ard tht E,s4. Vas running Wild.
And lf cane Pne summer evculng,
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And be mid tta, :" Now Iiay me- reg !
lu = giud df cafelc4s way. /
And he drank the cooling water !
:. FrQH.h1a little silver cup
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Wuithe aaSets fake me tpt"
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4 >ShSSAIEN:r.. NOTICE :

IN TIT CefEs Once, tblcaGN. Aug II ts5t
futc uotre J. hcIthv Aiv+n Ill pers Interested that
TIC cSuf<svrs applneLb b. the COMMON Council Vt the
City oicL +" ass, TIE sna Of ihEss han.Iet aoars
tete bs,4eatttI " aul.eE :f aJe III slcek art%en
.ls1 Wsehus Addition to chcago. has conpetsa bis Is
4essm nj. au,l i I'd. ul thatrDf to nv ot.es =
Aiy perrars whit to appta from s! assessment. must
e ts '~.l:as In wn,Es 10 ny utst1e % Il lefaIe
liz u-au, Council will, ut thil tiue. In tho tbuaci
Ro ht ~ 'hectt u said a,.esstueps aud Ecyse 4nd
cuab m an1u tie &aEue-
IL. kREfSMANN. CITY Clark