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Mr.. EDrroR My last left me at the res
idence of Friend Hicks, and you must per-
nit me to saunter around here for a short
time. feel loath to abandon this lovely
spot in which there meets so many swee Is,
all mcllowed over with the soft moonlightof
memory. Oh, the glory of the undulating
plain, stretching ont into a broad expanse
where thousand nameless attractions arc
localized. and where the finger of the AL
mighty, dipped in fountains of light seems
to have been most lavish of its colors.
Who, not dead to sublimity and beauty,
can stand upon the margin of these vast
oceans of land bedizened with odorous fow-
ers, shaded here and thereby an orphan tree,
vocalized by mathis of melody and painting
with sweet incense, and not feel the affiatus
of high-wrought emotions.
1t is difficult to account for the numer-
ous mounds SO common in this as we'll as
other prairies. They may be the tumuli OF
an extinct tribe, or for ought we know they
may be the potato hills OF antedeluvian gi-
ants. Not very far distant from here is
Boat Mountain" SO named from its shape
resembling that Of q boat. 1t stands out
by itself, in Pharisaic isolation, from its
brothers. and casts from its rock-browcd
apex smile of icy disdain upon the poor
Publicans around it. 1t seems to regard it.
self as the object of particular favoritism.
and. with Jewish exclusiveness. it says to
the Gentle, touch me not, stand thou
there" Is am better than thou" Although
it has the shape of huge vessel, It's posi-
ton is rather inimical to navigation. The
storms of time, at some past epoch, have
capsized it. and given its freightaye to wind
and wave. l would love to hear the con.
lecture of modern Gcologists in reference t.,
this natural prodigy. Whether they soulJ
call it the boat Of a defunct DEFY, or tn,
remains of Noah's Ark. it is hard to tell
Alone it stands, in awe-inspiring solita.
riness, a monumeri older than the calcnde
of kings, and more durable than the grsnat,
piles of Theban architecture. The frs,
blush of Aurora rubies its top. and the lin
gering beams of departing day wreath it
summit with farewell reluctance. Stand on
thou everlasting mount. Scowl thy def
ance OH the rcvcling blasts of fate unit
earth's hoary- head shall have been pillowed
in the grave of nouenity. From innocen,
childhood have loved nature. have al.
ways loved to regale myself amid her vine
trelised bowers. hear the music and glad
some laugh of her ripping crystal. see hel
placid lakes of flashing silver. and feel hel
cool breath tanning my heated brow. Fair
would transfer her chasms to the snowy
| sheet, but inability crucifies each effort IN
embryo. Lofty thoughts rave through my
brain, and shrek for egress, and it is not L
be found. Idieas struggle and work in my
mind, kindle up the volcanic 6res of emo.
ton. rush blistering to the tongue. and thor
freeze on my cold lips. When I aim t.
throw the thunder Of my strength into
sentence, it falls with downy lightness to thu
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34.4l2 prizes, amounting to $l,O3O,372
TIcKErs $l6HALvEs $s-QuARrERs $4-EIerrHs g.
Certificates of 26 whOles $250-Certificates Of
70 halves Sl25-Ceftifcates of 26 quarters S6a so
Certificates Of 26 eights S3l ,25.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE!
That in ordering Tickets. the only thing neces
sary to insure safety and dispatch is that YOU ad
dress us, in plain hand, giving your Post Office,
County and State, and your orders will be answer
ed ny return mail.
That We send the official printed drawing to eve.
ry patron immediately after the same is issued and
with the Drawing statement to each individual
of what he or she has drawn.
That We cash all prizes under 81 900 immediate
y after the drawing in specie bank notes or drafts
~ All Communications strictly confidential
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State
CIRCULARS containing full explanations Of
our Schemes, &C.. will be forwarded by mail, to
any sending US his name.
Address all orders to
HODGES, DAVIS 4 CO..
ly35 Macon, Georgia.
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ground. Would to God that could pou,
out my blazing soul in . molten sheet upan
the lifeless page before me. that it mfg
live and breathe All, me the Eterra
and alone know what is registered in tbs
crimson archives Of my heart. But whe:a
am =? / have digressed. ] have not oA
served my compass. Led on by the igrGy
fatuas Of feeling. have become prodigal Il.
the use of time, ink and paper. am now
on the road again. and all is right. Ia
country is rough, ridgy and rocky. Farm.
are small, and should think from the 81
perabundance Of white flint. that tho hus-
bandman would be often plow- kicked, 81
that blacksmith would not be ap. -
starve from q lack of work. Tho road is
monotonous, meandering and uninterestin, ?,
But what means that huge bulk rising bcfo.
me like bank of white clouds Now
see. 1t is hill, frosty with Hint rock
which wary in sizo front 4 mans 6s. to q.
sparrcw's egg. Oh .twhat hills and hollo ws
Ompipotent must be tho agent that loft acA
deep burrows in the earth. piled up the stca-
dy hills and helmed their heads with last
ing stone. The days journey ends aud
put up at house not "to spend tho du y
and share the night" but to spend am
share the night only. Honey. in rich abun-
dance. which is no mean article in its plac 2,
and must confess that rarely find i.
out of its place when go to eat. cxcep,
when it fails to come to the table. 81 -
The man put up with was pious man
yet | must say that his knowledge of books.
was like unto q mustard seed" He told
me that he had a very good library which
he invited me TO examine. On examina-
tion found that he had "Dick's Works.
the Theological Compsnd," aud few
others. r
The night passed away. and the next day
Joined a " General ASSEMBLY" and HE'D
alonga " narrow way" to church. 1t was
grand time. The minister preached OF.
the personality and Office OF the Holy Ghost
AS matter Of sequence he had to dseapi
tate, shroud, coffin aud inter Canpbe,lism
all of which he seemed to do with muc..
ease and skill After the sermon enlel :,
was amusing to listen to the protcan word:
ness Of the congregation in reference to t. a
effort. Some said she that has turned t.
world up side down, has come hither also -
Some said, much learning has made hi,
mad" Others said he preached the trut
the whole truth, and nothing but the trut -
So the man preached, and so the people t. =
ed. Many who heard that sermon now s.ee,
in the grave. drop my pen to think and
feel
TEMPvs TsG,T,
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FRIDAY, APRIL IT, 1860.
For the Van Buyen Press:

ID -Adrertisers requested to hand in their dd-
oerfisensents by Wednesday morning.
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For the Van Bnyen Press.

HUNTSVILLE. ARK, April. 1900.
" Sonny, whore is your ma?'
Mas gone to teach the Sunday school"
Well. where's your pa ?" -E
Pa? 0, pas at the house reading the
Golden Prize. and looking at the pretty
pictures. Pa loves to read the pretty sto-
ries in the Golden Prize, anl ma does.
too" .
Well, sonny. don't ma tell you it is
wrong to play marbles on the Sabbath 90
90, no ! Ma don't say anything about
that. She don't care how much play mar
bles ON Sunday"
How important that we. as parents, 10
well rs Sabbath school teachers, should sea
we'll to the training Of our own children fer
their spiritual and temporal good, Look
well. father, to those precious jewels that
have been committed to your care to nur.
ture and train Tor heaven look alter that
little son ere you aio aware. he may be
wrecked, and in the broad road that leads to
crimes Of biackes. dye. Mother. did YOU
call tina. nttle boy to your knee. this morn.
ins, and tell him, /" This. my child, is tho
Sabbath-the day of rest /; keep i, holy
go with ma to Sunday school. be good
boy and God will love You and take care Of
you" Or. did you go to teach and impart
knowledge to others, and leave the mind q.
your darling little boy neglected ? Strive to
store their mind with useful lessons tha.
will do them good in time and in eternity
Remembering that God will not hold you
guiltless, for you are commanded to train
them up in the way tn they should 90.
A MAIRoY.
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sgeoetw..
COurtship.

COurtship.
Jenny sighed. and Robin squeezed her
Pretty little. trembling hands,
And then with Outstretched arms he seiz d her
Half reluctant form, and-and-
Loose me !" but he clasped the tighter
Jenny, say, wilt thou he mine r.
And her bright face grew still brighter.
As she answered, " am thine! p
And then they hugged each other fondly-
Close together as two bricks
And then they kissed each other soundly,
And-I-left them in that 6xi
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NJ G. H A E L LY NCH,
HEAD OF MAIN STREET,
VAN BUREN. ARKANSAS
Keeps constantly hand at wholesale and retail
To SUIT PURCHASERS,
| Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Groceries
and Provisions, Boots, Shoes Hats
ard Caps. Iron. Nails, Castings,
Trace Chains, White Lead,
Lard and Linseed Oil,
.Spts. Iarpentine,
Cook. Extracts,
Perfumerys Drugs. Medicines. LinimentS.
Also. keeps constantly hand large assortment
of LI@ U ORS, such as
Old Borbossn, Rye and Corn Whisky French
Brandy, american Brandy. Vines,
Cordiais. Chan,paigns, dc, &c.,
FOR WHICH I WILL TAKE
Cash, Hides, Peltries, Furs, Bceswax,
Feathers. and Country Produce gener-
all at the highest market price.
Thankful for past favors 1 would solicit
a continuance of the same.
July 6, 80. NJ. LYNCH.
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MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
CAPITAL PRIZE

S1O ,OOO...-IICKctS only s.
Halves $4-Quar.ers $2-Eights ST.
Prices payable in Full ,oithouf Reduction
Purchasers buying 10 tickets, when the Nos end il
i, 2, 3. 4. 5. 6. 7, 8. 9, o. are guaranteed
prize of SOS 90.
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rculars will be charged at 81 per square.
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Istherc heart that never sighed :
Is there tongue that never lied 2
Is there an eye that never blinked :
Is there man that never drinkedf
Is there woman that never tainted
Is there a woman that never peintedf
If so. then heart and tongue and eye
Have told a most oonfounded lie
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ANY 81 On ticketwith drawn No. on It sta
TONED To come out at any particuarplace,
such 81. 1st. Cd. Sd. or any other station
in the drawing 6
Tickets from loo to any Price,
And prices paid at the above rates per dollar.
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Ev The following is very significant
epistle to be presented to the present de.
generate age which. if answered correct
ly would be found to contain moas truth
than poetry: -
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E@ Shakspeare's Maxims are always
good as gold. We remember what he says
which applies SO well to timid minds, minds
afraid to do as they wish lest some-
body censure when they know they are
right. a .a - "A
-" II We shall stand stll.
In fear our motion viii b. Knocked or carped ..
We should take root here, where we set"
If our readers arc not all as timid as Peter
and as doubtful as Thomas OF old. let them
inclose %. e5. %. go, or e16, to the adj
dress of Hodges, Davis and Co.. Macon.
Ga. for ticket Or tickets in thcir Lotteries.
We hear of many large sums having lately
been paid out by that popular firm. who
are ali men Of uuaoubtsa Probity. y.--Nas.sriys
Paper.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1860

S,rnk Dr.trict This Convention met W. n'gh'
.t the corr Of Eighth aod sixteenth strs,t
and now psted George Briggs for Cong e'omso III 'h'
VIZ. Dstt' o..,o,o, ro,-
Eigih D,a ic. The Unon Congresslonal Con,
ntiop for the Eighth Distict met a. the Md,ray dln
Home, corner Of Sixth aveoue nd Foriieth street.
Rein, unable n gree candidate, Committee OF
"a, f,epre consisting Of five deogats @as app rin'ed
sft.r which tn CoDvsp'ion adj unsd until Tuesday
ey.nr next, at the same phase.
THE ISAIAH RrsDERs' MEETING AT TAssAsY
U,LL.-Ths Democratic clans 10 the nu nber OF 2OO
n.,sops in net las; night al Tamm4ny IN response
q ,hs call of the indomt4ble Captain RSnders. Tbs
obi Ct Of the meeting wac 10 nitrate an a1mpt 70 ges
The Cap oio bio self Of course called 10 thu chair
and made chars ,tsristic spe h. Rspo ts f,lo Ied
from Clubs in the virions WARTS F1r The firt ward
il into hgbpng order. Captain Rynders was OF
course cleo ed Grand Marihall by acclimstion with
power nominate bis aids aud a'so committee OF nve
mon n,eimipary arr .psSment whsrsuoon the meet
10 adjourned subj ret to the call Of the chair.
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DIED.

BLLCKWooD-On Tuesday, Oct. 2 of consumption. Mr..
bset Bl1ckwood, wife Of Sylvester h. Backwood In the
42i year Of her wv ~ '"0
Tie funeral viii lace from her Iet. reds,c ~ ,eo
avenue, on Thursday, u p. The friends of Inc fan ~
are invited to attend without further notice.
Beach, ir IN the sd year of his age ' 10"
The relatives and friends Of the family respscf M
TO attend his fu era from his late reddonce No ia V,,i
sweet AZ o'clock 70 noIrw afternoon. His remain. will be
taken to Long Island for internent VIZ W
BEDELl-On Sunday evening Sept 30 Albert Be5eu .o,
OF the late srae Bedell Of Baking Rijge aged 81 wear.
BUbLER-lo this city, SUNDAY, Sept 3D. saer short an
ness Mr. Chris ian Buhler In the 57h year OF Ills age
CoA-A Elizabeth j. Cao1e daughter OF John sehuiezsr
a. MHs OF Alvod Cox aged ~ years and is DAYS '
Ihe nni' and relatives invited 10 attend her 6nsr m
ouesVs afternoon at o'clock fro the lesdcnoe OF her
iaher at Elizabeth without further notice y "''
CLARR-On Monday, Oct l. wm CLARK a,ed 40 vs,,. ~,
m uths ~ = $500 Ni 'beN " years ana
me relatives and friends Of the family are requested 4, I
ms lGhefa without further notice Tluraa, tbe ar irs
~ 10 o'clock a. uom his late residence No tJI ~
fry tm street g. g. ors -ust fom Tad avenue ma.
mems VII taken to Ge'nwo God for intcrment '
ChoN LEf-on Saturday, Sept 90 Daniel Crowley
CONGER - On Sunday Sept &c. 1t Monteon,.yv ors,..
Douiy H. John D. Conser In the ash year Of hi. ago
CuNNlNdhAM-ln Brooklyn on Monday Oct 1 Edward X
aH' SOD o. JOIN ana Oornea Cannr Sha aged 10 months
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BROORL wv ITEMS.

PRoBABLY FATAL STABBlSG ArFRlY.-M III
O'Clock on Monday night information wac siyen at the
Fifth Precinct Station IIcu,e that a depsrae dgh. was
going Oh at the porter-house Of Phil McM4 anus in
North Fifth street 4. ID. Oficst LIE Was sent to the
pl &c, aud found man named Thos Kiney living in.
seDstle upon the igor with deep cash ia his foro.
head, made by blow wid glue bottle. lie also
found man named Patrick Larkin bleeding profusely
from sttb in the back. Kinley was removed by his
friends and Larsn taken 70 the Station Juse,
aud medical aid procured. VIM. Kennedy was ar
rested on the charge Of melting the ARRAY aud stabbing
Larkin. Lie was taken before Justice Callahan, aud
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DIcRRRaAv On u..ssv oc. D. s.rJ oekernan. oay ecu
~ NJ X Dicksrnsn ss.d II ,ssrs 'sds n7n'hs
No rs s.ir rec, tJ,s w das.Jayl afs. 1clct
ne rsVe hisns. the f,Di, rs.peetfa, a,'sed
10 TAr) town f1r inieruent
DoRshNcE-At On.,ds Cssle Saturday, Sep. r. Of ne:
sIsn, sore hIo. Louisa daughter Of O. DOHanoe' ssed
FABLE, A. Elizabeth City N. j. Oh Tuesday Sept Is,
GArFs-Oa Monds, oet / a, con,,,,4Ion ! p G.tss,
ssed ~ years "
HTnTs.As On Tue.day Dc. 1880 coraen, daughter Of
The hieLds Of he any are IssoeaS oy,d ~ a-sS her
aneTsl from No a@ Brooms day Isdnssdsyl 1t
L1yELY-on Wednesday Sep. DC, Geo W. Lively late Of
MeDERMorr : On moud'y: oc,. l. Of eho.r. ius.n.uu,
Sgd yesrs mon and n ds)s 'D''7
Mos la RIA. E Chatham MS.P y on sond. a. es
MsRTIN-In this city Monday morning De, ,H,.
Bsr,ip, wife Of Joseph Martin. > ''Ns
NoBLE-OH Sunday Sept 90 william Noble sssd So ,ss,.
PoLLEY-on Tuesd4y Oct Frsncss yoapgss asasA.sr
Of Jons an Policy, seed 70 yeas 3 months add % day,
TS attend tSs Ss S. ii1f Fl, 20
from the redence stbe on the corner Of Third
PULvER-Ou monosy morning Oct Charity Poly.r wiks
James POver and daughter Of Capt Livingston Wardel
sgec % years
PAUL-oB Saturday Sept 49, Sash Pasl, aged ayssn II
REicHARP-on Monday night. DC, Of Ss..s Of the heart
Frederick Rehad nstive Of rn &C. add formerly msrehsns
10 Ibis city, IN be 18th year Of bissg'
Bis friends and these Of f,mi respectfully ry'tsd %
attend hi al BE- burrh n III. anshsurston Twenty
ninth street, between Fif ard MtdsoI Thursday
morning Oct 4, at O'Clock, without further notice
RAW Dor-On Tue,d1y, Oct 2, Ad lsiis Whsht Ravd,u,
yuIss daughter Il Margaret and the late Freeman ha"d'n
sgsd yeas 81 monh-
The se. ard friends 4 The family are invited attend he
AZ the residence ~ her IN Mott Vest
chester Comfy II Boston Road and hsin street.
TbuIsdsy, st tcok M. without further nsSe. Car
bgs will be IN attendance No ls' Third al 2t
O'clock to convey them 10 tie sbo pace.
TAGGART-on Tuesday Oct AFTER ,h ri bat painful ~.
ness, Pierre Tsggr only 4 Susan W. rehqt of Taos.
f. T. and grandon Of the late Amazi b Doses beTy
His relatives and friends repeatedly vted tsnd his
al from st Johns Church Vanck street Tanrsday,
the All inst at IL o'clock N His remains VII DO taken %
YOnbeJs for intern
YoDL ers pagers viii please copy.
VAIL. On saturesy esenDs Sept after severe
sss Mr Robert Vail aged 20 years months asd d days
WHITE-At EstoItown, ~ b. saturday Sept q, 81 the
resi- Jme. > bite Ana White, daughter Of the aso
Benjamin White Of ohfswsb ~.
MASONIC NOTICE members Of the National Lodge No.
rsby notified meet AZ 10 Odd f.l-
lows Hall u dsy TO attend the inr.l deceased
Brother WERTHEmEIER which 10 tase place at tbs
ofEsstx and hisington streets at p NJ ~ Ijsr
9. GILBERT w 81
p s-Members Of the fraternity respectfully invited.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....-..ocT.
Cleared.

SeamshipsForida Crowsl Savannah s. L. Mtchin Son;
Jam4.town skinner Norfolk dlsm Heineken; Jss AdggE
PbBp, Chsrl. soD, Sp, ford Tiesto' Co.
Sbps-A,tpon Gardner Live rpool Williams Guion Ana
zon Ho,ey Lo, don, M7Tgsu & WILEY.
Bsrks-W 3. Dean tBrl Hou, Cork and marke. Thomas
James John Metric Prus Roimsn London w. Salem Lea
n, T. Cole, A. pinws'l Post Sm.-
Brg.-NonheIn Light Gars,n. St. John Post Small Sea
BIRD Campbell ST John B p l. Nevins Sou Helen Mar
tBT) Cad ST John n g. D. r. DewoH; D. C. Clsry, Phil
brock Csdz Mstcalf Dupcsn
Schoon-ts- HerndoD Gasti WssiDgon, Brown DeRosses
Co. VIM Mszyck neU) Conkin Chsrsston, Van Blunt L
Slsght NJ Film ore Chase, Boston, s. w. Less; mss1n,
Carson Charleston Dollner tier Co Locust Wyman,
Fdrbton J. Benton Co ssttes Cooper Savannah Sarah
Miuge, Weaver Pfilsdelyhis, Mufphg
Steamer Delaware Cannon, Philadslphis, r Perkins
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MARRIED..

AUsTIN-fOWLER-0n Tuesday Sept IL al the house Of
the BRIDES father 10 Troy Wis by the Cha. Mo gan
Mr. b. II. Austin Of East Troy, to Mis Fowler OF Toy
Wis. -
MYERS BoUGHTON-On Tuesday Oct 2, at the residence
Of the brides parents b, the Rev Thomas Gslaude Wn H.
Myers OF Brooklyn TO Luee Adelaide eldest daughter Of K r.
BoUglton Of this city
sANFohD-CORNELL On Monday evening Oct |, by the
Rev Mr. Pendeton Mr. Frederick T. Sanford esq Of this
city to Miss Emms Cornell Of Brooklyn.
THATC HER-ROCKWELI.-At Brattleboro, VI on Thurs.
DAY, Sept e. at 81. Michaeps Church by tbs Rev W
X only daughter Of DR. W Rockwell of The former place
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WAILAcK's THrArrp-A ne " sld original couedy
in Eve acts, written BY Mr. John Broughsu, wss Last
night acted AZ il house for the first tme Il is one
Of the mos, sysr and brilliant works Of this versa lie
au,bcr and was received with unb unded approval by
q crowded anjepce. The f,st appearance this sesson
Of Mr.. A. Il. Davenport provoked an entbusas N
which was rot qUenched the whols evening, aud
which .;.e demanded the oeaTsnce Of this favorta
ssor before the curtain. The late hodr at which we
are eged to write ssry compels postpone
meDt of TIE more elaborate notice tina, the new play
certainly deserves
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AyorHER TICKET TO BE FoRNED.-The advocaes
Of the election of Bell and Everett having been disap-
pointed by the action Of the Douglas judicial Conven
tiop If which body they bad requested the nomination
of ore Of their party for CT Judge have held met
nss recently at which the ProPristy of nominating an
Independent ticket was discussed, and the arrange
ment will probably be carried into effect The new
ticket is TO consist of selections from tbs tickets al
ready in the field, with the exception of the candidate
for CITY Judge.
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lliankIpra. Ar.

NEwPoHr Oct The stio Msucheer nom Portsmouth for
New In tow OF he Jacob Sell put Ia here on ao'
count OF The weather rs telegraph.
ANrlduA Sept II The ~ 6tglnne Lizzie Gardueg, Of
Ange ~ s. adne', capsiEsd IN this port She was nearly
cehhftd nd heI bottom hDg cssnrd Sbe lies IA aDo
IS et q water ard there swell and Hes the iud
raise her
ssnce writing the shove that the captain hAs
abandoned her She "ss new vessel and hes
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await .ss rssul, Use injuries inacsed

A MoEUnEHr FOR TIE Soss OF TEsPERAscE'-At
meeting Of WashDgt,n Division No. T. Sons OF m
p.raJ co on Monday Iispt the Ulcers elscted for the
ensuing year we're installed after which the aonu,
spt Comu 1T. reported thai $l 900 rad been raised
for the purpose, and that s5o additional had been
pledged Four los in the highest and st central
part 0, Cyl ress Hill Cemetery Tad bsen donated to the
Grand Lodge by The Trustees Of the Cemetery Tor the
purooss of erecting q monument, about the base Of
which all Sons Of Temperance who had no family los
could b. buri. TIE of grading and putting about
the lot suhstantal iron fence would not exceed s3oO
having the yrincipa amount TO be expended on the
nonoment The first stsps 10 this matter were taken
four years ,oce the lots had cen Obtained the fands
hid been rs,ed and the Committee expressed the hope
that June next wonld witness the completion OF the
monument, when a demonstration should be made on
its Inauguration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

FIRE IN PINE STREET -Lat night, at 10 minutes
past O'Clock, i,s broke out in the liquor store Of
JsAD RieBey, No s2Piue street, and before it could
be txtiDgtished tire premises were damaged to tbs
An,pnt Of $50 The f originated under the count
e. and from appearances suspicious are entertained IS
the dice II at it vac the work Of an incendsry. TIE
P;re Ns-ahal ves notified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
by Telegraph.

,sANANNAH, Oct 2-rhe steamer Cuyler RON
arr at s. and 1t The wharf at O'Clock this
(Iu'sday) morning
DAY, md At The wharf 4 o'clock
The st,emshP Augusta from NewYcrs At her wharf st
noon on ILesday