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The CoTToN CRoP.-The value Of the cot
ton crop of the slave States this year will be
5000, 900, 900, and the corn crop Of the freq
States, $3.50, 100000.
MELoNs.-The melon trade Of Baltimore
is very extensive. 1t is estimated that the
week receipts are 800, 900 watermelons and
LIS, 900 cantelopes.
CISclNsArI.-By the latest statistics from
the census-takers, "correct and fnal,' the
population of Cincinnati is now ascertained
to be los, 63l. The suburban towns and
residences Of course are not included.
DAVENPORT, IowA.--The censy. gives the
city Of Davenport IA 400 inhabitants. The
county tScotr) has a population 1886,
being an increase in ten years Of 10000.
ExiGRArloS.-The number of emigrants
arrived at New York during the present year
to the 25th of July, amounts TO 60. l21, an
increase Of l3,4SS as compared with the
corresponding period Of last year.
AsroR's WEALrH.-A correspondent Of
the New York Tribune, who processes to
have the best opportunity Of knowing what
Mr.. VIM. b. Aston is actually worth, states
that his property cannot fall dollar short
Of $40, 000. 900, and that its annual liner ease
is about 3, 100000.
THE JAPANESE EMBAssY.-The expendi-
ture by the United States Government for
entertaining the japanese Embassy while in
this country was $l5, 800; paid to the Pann-
ma Railroad Company. $3.50; cost of
conveynnce from Norfolk to Wa.bmgt on,
81 ,255 stores for their return home, s. ,s72;
in all, So, l6S, or one half Of the amount
appropriated by Congress. For the thirteen
days the japanese were in New York the
city has been charged $lo5 700!
The PERRY MoSrMESr.-The ceremonies
OF inaugurating this monument at Cleveland,
Ohio, took place on the 10th inst. There
were fifteen military companies and one
thousand Masons in the procession. A
number Of distinguished individuals par.ici
pated; six survivors of the battle Of Lake
Erie were present. Some 10000 people
witnessed the unveiling Of the statue by the
artist, Mr.. Walcot. Mayor Senten made an
address accepting the monument, and Hon.
George Bancroft delivered the address on
the occasion.
WHAT THEY OwE.-The debts of the sew
eral States of Europe at the close Of June,
1860, were as follows Great Britain, s.,
366, 200. 900; France 50. 500. 000. 900; Rus
STA 81, 145 900 900; Austria S 600 900 900;
Spain, 81 ,050, 000, 900; Prussia, S274 900,
900; Portugal, $s96, 900 900; Turkey,
slS5, 100000; Belgium, 100000.
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kxFvstieAS ilxsnerszrxxs, ]
siras1. g.. "a

hAfS shft&S HKsnerhzTSss,
"siesstay Sept. 10.
The club met al the usual saur. There
s.s Gsea s,,sudanss. aai several l.dis.
we're r,sssns. The prs.iisn, being absent.
Mr.. frsynes Was called 10 the chair. ".
u.hsSsnaa ~as called %; and CAV. brief
sesasst Of Rspaalieanism in the Ses,A.
eastern part Of the State, from which b,
had assresa'nsi. Mr.. pakiu. Of narri.oa
o., vas called aai made telling .peseh.
NJ. Tassevin coming 10, took ID. chair.
V.E. s'eas made a short speech to The point;
and. on hi. motion, the following esumi,.ss
vas appointed to resfes, the Rsrssiean
organisation throughout the county, Messss.
Stone, Street, Treyner, kinsuan and
bsssnss. On motion the meeting adjourned.
rHos. TosTEyIS, Pssss.
VI. 3. kRssAs, See'y.
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RAMBLER
'----s-sss-= a-----
A RELL-NAN.

T The organ-grinder was in town yesterday,
with his music and monkey. While he was
grinding on, "Pop goes the woascl,' to the
evident deligh. Of tho boys, the monkey
stood upon little platform, indussriously
ringing a bell. This was the first Bell dem
onstration Of the season, and was attended
With great enthusiasm.
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-wedpssdsy night last thsrs vss :
....h..v, fress in this vicinity.

rrssvspty-6vs eesta pr bssosi, esss'
/, nov paid for wheat, ss the C'sy Mis- =
this eify.
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e~rh. steamer Emile, Of the Council
RlaY. and 81. Jo. Packe, line, arrived al our
Iev.., Thursday night, full freighsed Win
merchandise for this city.
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rrin behalf Of our "bcttsr half' We
return thank. to Mr.. s. =. kgNpsLL, Of this
CITY, for a fns lo, Of tomatoes. grown by
him. For ourself, sc never "uss the rresd, }"
hut the tomato lovin. part 81 our house
hold. ~ho are supposed to know, pronounce
them La .riQns.
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rr-By notice elsewhere given. it will
be seen tina, III. County Judge has received
a Ps,en. ia. all the Swamp and Overlooked
Land. In thi. County included within the
Section. designated bv sren numbers
amounting 10 all to % ,25I 81 100 acres.
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yosr friend A. B. S'.si' believes 60,
;,,,. III. good things a. veil As the crest o.
u.ntied. % for b. presented us the other day
,;,s . os.sti.y Of nies honey. Thanks.
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eyM-. ". II. RoDixsoS, Al. the Elephant
Store, !. iu,, in receipt Of an immense stock
~ the la.e.. style ~ ready made clothing.
Walk up stairs, a, No. l, Empire Block, and
look at his assortment.
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rTru,sLsr TrRxgg. ~ James Township,
soiI.d into our Office one day this week, two
large, luscious watermelons, for which he
-. the thanks II "a'l hands" We dare
Ch,r,Y Or any one else 10 serve Us another
sush trick.
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rr gs.urnins "p,lgrims from the
mines, in greater or less number, pass
through town daily on their way TO the old
homs.,sad,. Ba, few Of the Pilgrims"
seem satisfied vi the resul. Of their sea-
son's expcviencs in mining.
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eTMss.rs. FrzDsicrsas q 9AeS'os re-
..;,sd Yesterday the 6rss insss'!nens Of shs
n, stock Of good, they purchased this fall
Ia the eastern market.
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vw. judge there is big lot OF new
rood. a, BsYLl.s < CsossL.SD's, from the
f.e. tia, tn. ,iie-walk in front ef their
store ~ss completely obssructed with boxes,
barrels, etc, yesterday.
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NOTICE.

fhe Co-partsershfp hesesefors exi.ssse ps1
isusuai oonseuf s1eeytDs Box Aeoyunis, ASss, -.
=. NOSN,
~ McCtGLLAxD.
an oe,sons tnoxins themselves fndebsed v H0se =
Caraa M m th3s ssy. will 70 veil tsesH -
tie Il tAey wish 10 ssye es,ssss CsfI q ~ - 49,
IT, strn "a ne Golden mortar.
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GYM. A. J. WnliA.s' 70 'e''''' "
49,. ,I.r~sosss theirs Ass bsss some ia-
a. .,.eu.s.ion Of late, arrived IN this cisJ
,..,.,d.y, from Denver.
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~ The RI. Rev. II. W. LEE, Bishop Of
the Episcopal Church in Iowa, preached in
this city On Wednesday evening last, a, the
Congregational Church. lie aso expected
the rite Of confirmation at the same place,
on Tuesday or Wednesday evening Of next
week. Notice Of tho services will be given
by ,hs sins n the bell.
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S4-gs - v. n. ALaysn se
,.frea KENDALL sevvsss sss ssrs'''
Ks seeAst&cs:-
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GIVE hope the Republicans WI 0e'' !"
-;.d that the Hon. JANIS HARLAS shi spesA
!. ,h;s ctr oes seek fssm ssst IossoaJ'
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g~w. ~ ALas's iswstfy Store Is nrVt f""r n
the f.stas IIss.s-sli WuFk done IN rertmaaAks
manner aHd wahHAsTrD.
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P URIFY THE BLo0Di
MOfrATfS
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLs AND PmGN1x
narrWnu

BITTERs.
The biRh and envied celebrity which these tye1
eminent Medicines have SECURED for their insasiatie
eicaey in all the diseases which they profess core,
Unnecessary but unworthy Of them. They are ksswa
BY their fruits; their GOD works testify I'm thsny
and they thrive ~ the faith Of the ereduIous.
IN ALL CASES or AsthFas, Aeute and Chs0nto
RhevWatism. Affections d Disddef and NJ.
seys NIlIisss Fevers and Liver CssApeo1assS
theJ viii be found Invaluable. Planter, Yssmess.
end others, who once use the Medicines, Will sever
afterw ards be wifbest them.
Oysp% p4tS.-Ns per si this distr efsinx dseeeo
shcuid delay using these medicines Immediately -
Evap4lSss u the Sttn. Eeystpeiss, HtsssDeners
Fever ssd Asse. Pcr this seeurse 81 the vestesD
spantyy thsss medicines viii be fepd ssfe, sreedys
spd ceYtain remedy Other medicines tesvs To
sysic1n snbeef 20 return Of the disesse-.s esfe ~
si,ese medicines Is pefmsBeBt--Thr then - SAT-
fsvIED. AND NJ ersrD.
Mere sesD Diseases Newer fsits 10 Ass6lfMe
entirely ali the effects Of Msseurr inanitsiy sessss
than the most powerful prepstsian Of asfsspsfuIs
Night awests. Nsvvsss DEBILITY. Ns1vsos
Csmpistnfs 81 al hisAs. Orasste Ateesseess
psI1iiasiss Of The Heart. rslstsv's Cassie.
Plies The original pf6prtefnf 81 sness measusss
was cured ~ Plies u % years ,tsadins ~ sne -
81 these life Medicines stone. WesMs d ~ sIss.s
are cdecfusily expelled by the Medicines Hssesse
viii do veil 10 administer them whenever ssNs
sslstenre ~ snspersf9 keilef vii - cssisin.
THE LIrg PILLS AND YaGsd birIkhs
rurisy the bioh and tins resngve 81 diss..s. ffs
The system. single trial viii pisos tss LII Iia1
spA pJpOsNtJ DJ1TEGo beyond the fssn ~ eSODsus
iion in the estsmsiton 81 ever rssisnf.
f1-r,.y:ss s s:s re = : Morra1.
aas BrosSrsy, cor. Worfh ST., xss 1stSs
ron SALE Dr n. 0EEsAs1AN ArO.
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Autographs Dispatch fro. New Orleans,
Of date 18th inst, ssys that By the arrival
Of . stsaner fron Havssa, rspsrts ha1
reached thsrs thst walker and Rudler hid
bess shot BY the Ho.dsras Gsvernness.-
We hope this report may prsrs trae.
-S- -
Hsr the Nnparesl.
MR. EpsIoR IL want to write few more
lines 10 the Bsg,e-man, about that picture.
l see BY his last paper, ahas be noticed my
letter, but didn's feel disposed to answer it
ID ! very mild manner. Nov, NJ. Buele,
dom, see Why yea should speak 20 rud y
to me, for an sure did not intend to
give you any oGencs-I vas osly seeking
infornation. You say that the sentence
referred to vas az 'serror." Well, though,
it was. didn't believe that Mr.. CrKrIs
ever ssdraved'' sach > picture aad l CUES.
the whole Of thas GleDsood piece vas an
terror - don't you think 90 !? But, when
you couldn't explain yosr language, xaso',
it sufficient for you to say 80, without adding
that about bathing my head9 You say that
nv Ma shoold battle my head in cold water,
les, my brains produce ssswell. head" !
told her about il, and she SAYS she will
attend to it; and she told me to say to you,
that, If swell-head is produced BY brains,
she thinks you can get along without
ba.bing-but that has nothing to do with
the picture that Mr.. Curtis .'drawed." l
suppose you think that have no business
to End errors in your paper. Perhaps
have not but wouldn't il look better for
you to draw your pictures so that they would
not need to be corrected by
SCHnaI .RnY.
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We pubish below tho times and places
at Viii Nessfs. Gears and Cotr will hold
Joint discussions. on the Missouri slope;
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40n4z5e9&kx17
Chicago 1 Rsek Island Railrsaas
ne only through route 10 cAicaso sren Fort Dss
pss .aans. Cesnsai Nun. saA III points in cessral
and Western Iowa.
ton daily. SUNDAY excepted, ss felio~s:
PROM IOWA CIT.
Nail S = 4. N--Arri~e Al Chicaeo. $50 ?. =.
Exp, g. 10 r. M.-Arrive 1t Caicagc, S.So A. 4.
from WASHINGTON.
Nail, !. Is A. M.-Arrive 1t chicaen, SEQ p. n.
Exp, - - r N.-Arrive II cAicascs lAo 4. 4.
SFTne morning train srcm Iowa City and wsxAins.
to is the eniy leaving Iowa the morning IN,
aaAcr connection with the Through Express frain q
Mieassan southern Raiirosd the same evening.
Passengers by any ehcr Route are obliged to remain
in Chicseo until the mex, morning
Passengers are specially requested to NOrR rHn
PACT tia, this is he oa!s IaressA Route froa Ieua
By The oouneeion Of the tso Reads at the Nissixsrri
River give preference over all other routes An
trains run zAyesvA to CAicaco rifAosf cAanc~ 81
carr. cross;nS the Mississippi River Raira,a Ey,as
between Davenport and Reek Island thus Dispensing
with The loss Of time the annosace and liability to lese
al BsSrasc Incidental 10 other lines.
Conneesicns are made La Sale with trains a. n.
tlincis Central Railroad. for pnnicih Galena Cairo
st. Louis and intermediate points.
A, Chicago, with trains of the Nichi an Southern
Michigan Central and Fort wsyne and chicaso Rail
Roads.
rs-rhroush Tickets can he prccured !, w,.hn.,,.
saa Iowa CITY 10 Ruiss'o, Albany, New York hasten
Pittsburgh. Philadelphia, baltimore and all the prin
cipai points in the United States and Canadas.s
SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK,
VIII End this the most desirable and expeditions route
from Iowa To Chicago and the Eastern markets
- Stock Trains through In IL and enc
hall hoars. without Ferria:e or change II Cars.
JOHN F. TRACY. General Superintendcu,
W. L. ST. JOHN, General Ticker Agent
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ttnfk<l ,Lock~t CLOCKS.


". " tLas -, ~ stats sssa,sss,s s;sA -
s.Aesss q ~ sssra. rts.r. snl aescrtntsaes.
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4. MCBRIDE

Will be found at tbs old stand At oil times TO settle
up tho business Of the MN Of McBRIDE 4 BOWEN.
All persons against whom We have claims, will save
cnstsby settling the by the 18th Of June 1850.
May % 1860. II
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COMMERCIAL.
PRICE-CURR ENT.

OFFICE OF THE NoNrAREIL. !
SATURDAY, Sept. 22nd, 1860 !
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5he aFetkIgA onparf'l.

d. N1$nAkIM III htft1dtflk.
C~kN
.. b--yu&,
r..an..v..ion. and it- v..s eonosrn'
- Wednesday n'en' -. '
~~>
eTSsvsnty-nss eesN 80, =
Is nov paid for vhes'' q '0s o''' '
this city. .~-
" "s .'pu .u...xr;Il sneak
nina s"-' w. r..sAay.
IL soss sseJ oes -.
r-ss ". n ALuYss se ,'ss -
lslr.a nrsnAI se'
y, A. :. WnlIAns. in relation to
-,.,~so,ts there hss been some lit
',,..;.a IL late. arrived 10 this city
foam Denver.
-.
DMsssss. -,
,..L ~ ,ood, they purchased this fal!
VIZ
--e-
eT0or friend A. d. H'aA" vs
i,oss IKE good 'Sins' !"
,.,.;,v If n;es honey. Thanks.
.~.- :,
fFrhs steamer k"iiN, Of 'Hs .''"'''
Bluffs and 81 10. Packet me- af''e' - o1'
Ievss, Thursday night, iah ie'sA's" Wv"
merchandise for this city.
~ =.
fWs jnSgs shere ia uig i'' Va -"
eood. ~ B,rLiss CsossiASps, from VIC
fac, that the sidewalk in iron' CT '"e''
store ~ss completely obssr"cfed Win ooAes'
barrels, ETC., yesterday.
p;,, pIy-;m.o from the
mines. in greater or less number, pass
At aaiy- a, their xay 10 the old
~. {. pJ,,;ns >,
s.sn .ati.6e.i vi b the resul. Of their sea.
,on,, sxucviencs in mining.
~
~ nv ". H. ''o"'', 80
.,.,,;
~ -" So pm,;,. E,o.k and
:, III,
sP - - ,...;r.,
"" ,n.e..a
a''"' IT.; -.
LINUS ." was '"''s
o'''''"' -.
amounting ;" ~ v - -.
r-ru,sLsY TrRvEg. ~ James Township,
rolled into cur Office on. day this week, two
''ss' '''S'
Ass the thanks of "a'l hands we dhre
Cs,-yy or any one else 10 serve as another
sush trick.
r~w. ~ .ruy's isrsIsy store +. p.rt door Ia
the fssta~ H"a's~ali ""'s done !" T"rs"""H's
80.
gym 'ea''' % our ''' Nv" ".
rs,oyn thank. TO Mr. s. +. kENpsLL, Of this
-..--. l. ,
f1'fi wv - hhs wv w s"f"''''t e'""'
a., u. ...u.ai. .~. ,,.,.,x s.,.. ,b u. ,rsrJ ~
'i'"' w -
hat tbR tom AtD lDytNv FaFt OF our Hnnsf-
,o,a oh, ara .,ona.ea 10 know. pronounce
..,.,,
-.
~ The ~. Rev u. W. Lss' h'so'p o.
The EP''eopai 'an'eh IN IOWA. pf'ae"e' !"
this city On "Wednesday evening last, nj the
Congregational shnrch. hss"o 'Ap'ol''
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Hard ware.

AIibHVI. e EaI. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VOC Siuo
VINEGAR, I. gall. ....................... rs
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A correspondent of the Uiaond Min
nesota) Republican writes that Mr.. A. L.
jerks of that place, who is prospecting in
one Of those mounds which are SO COM
mon in that country, recently discovered
at the depth Of FIVE or six feet the remains
of seven or eight people of very large size.
One thigh bone measured three feet in
length. The under jaw was one inch wi
der than that of any ether man in this city.
He also found clam shells, pieces of ivory
or bone rings, pieces of kettles made OF
earth and coarse sand. There were at the
neck of one of these skeletons teeth two
inches in length by one-half to three-fourths
| of an inch in diameter, with holes drilled
INTO the sides, and the end polished, with a
crease around it. Also, an arrow, five
inches long by one and half wide, stuck
through the back, near the backbone
and one about eight inches long stuck into
the breast. Also, the blade of a copper
hatchet, enc and half inches wide at the
edge and two inches long. This hatche:
was found stuck in the skull Of the same
skeleton. The mound is some 200 feet
above the surface of the Mississippi, aud
is composed of clay Immediately above the
remains, two feet thick then come a layer
of black loan then another layer Of clay
six inches thick, all so closely packed that
il was with difficulty that ii could be pene-
traied. There are some four or five diff
erent layers of earth above the remains.
There is no such clay found elsewhere in
the vicinity.
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WARNED IN TIME.-A correspondent of
the Aepsnt ( GreelD Herald, writing from
Beyrout, warns Americans against aeepu,a-
iion, consisting of two young men, natives
Of Syria, which is about to visit America,
whose intention It is TO osdAcit aIns through
out the States for a proposed Imaginary
hospital which Maronite bishop, they are
to deeiHre, wants to build at Mount Leba-
non. The writer charactenizes the whole
scheme as downright swindle--an attempt
40 raise money for private use by false pre-
lenses; and he cites the experience of the
past as a proof Of this statement. 1t seems
that some nine year ago very large sum
of money was collected in this country te
build schools in Lebanon. The money wa:
taken there, but, although this was nine
years ago, not single school has ever beer
set on foot by the reverend party who col
lectea the needful. He built large addi
ton to his convent, paid off some debts d
his order, and purchased very extensive
lands with the balance.
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osher infornasion apply address JOHN y PcITkk
l54el fublsher 6lT ssnscn Street, PhiisdeFhis, "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20

wANrEp-A set of teeth br the mouth
Of Connecticut Risef.
Scolding and swearing never did anybody
good. II hurts the child il hurts tho pa
rents it is evil, and only evil, everywhere
and always.
Warm day. Jones, WARM day. said Smith
as they met, lately. Yes. J, is said Jones;
1t is some if not summer
Generosity consists not in the sum given,
but IN the manner sud the occasion Of iss
being bestowed.
Self-rcspcct is the nobl.si garment we rsa
cio,he ourselves in.
He IS the best scccun,an, sto rrn ccunt
up correctly the sun Of his own errors.
!, is less painful to learn in youth than
to be ignorant in age.
Lose not the glory of the sun by always
seeking to count the spots vrou u.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20

S.iore they had time to fe-ssr,n,s snl fhs
eagles Jfthe h~hette irsipesSsr guard wsaa
pushed backwood down the slope. II was
shes the army sized With despair shriksd
out, e The Guard reccils! Tho Usssd re-
coils!" and turned and Aed in wild dismay.
To see the Guard ia cs~ts$an was sight
they had never before Sehcl8, and u fsase
every heart with terror.
For a 10 ,g tins they stood and let the
cannon balls pass through thrr ssnk, dis-
dained 10 turn ss,cr hacks on the foc
Mitchell, at the head of csese ssttaGope
taught hke = liSr. To every command
of the enemy to sv4enden he replied:
YsS G.ssrd Aics--but never surrcndersr"
And with his Vast bcesih bcqueashsa ss'is
glorious motto to the Guard: - fell I
witness to It's truth. Death trsssrssd those
eight baisa'aons with stsh rspt1 foosstrps,
that they soon d~indled away tes~o, which
,xrped ip hopeless daring on the ovSr*h'A-
ing nudhbess NM: pressed their resirins
1
foote.eps.
Las. Of all Au, single battalion, the de.
6ris Of ''the column Of granite" at Marvn-
80, was left. Into this Napoleon huns
ifneaf CmIhrepil i,s brave cowmander,
saw with terror the Emperor in xs ftAn
! keoeipg. He was SSs Ssssssling Tor victo-
ry; he was coDeess on showing how the
Guard could die. Appssaing che En-
peror he ,eried ,eut: Retipea do you not
see that death has no need Of paa?" and
closing mournfufly. but sternhy Grotns else
expiring eagles, those brave hearts bAds
Napsaeon an eternal adieu; and finginx
themselves on the enetnies, were soon piled
with the dead at their feet.
| Mary 'of The officers were seen to De.
stroy themselves rather than suffer defeat.
Thus gret.ser even m iss own defeat than
any other corps of men in gaining 3 vicso-
Try, The old Guard passed sSsm the saa2A
and the curtain dropped upsn ~ ssrsnss
career. 1t had fought its last battle