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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-17
A nIcInncI,oIy IraIi.

The New York Tribune of tho 3lst
ult,. published a complete list ofthc I'M
ion prisoners in the South, prepared with
great care by the Hon. All. Ely, Just from
Riohmold, The list embraces some 5000
nam,s, including those who have died,
been released or escaped. Something
over two hundred OF the prisoners named
were from Ohio. Ofcou So the 7th Reg
tmeut has the lions share from this State
although quite number of other regi-
ments are more os less literally repre-
sehteds tho 9Th being next in number to
the Ith, Even The S,h is representedby
a tcalnster, and the gath has two or three
representatives in confinement in seces-
sia,
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sheriff sale.
Nathan ". \ right aud others
Ann L. kinzer ct al.

Ann T.. kinzer ct al.
by v,tae of an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas of Seneca County. Ohio, at
the June term. 4. D. 1861, in tlir above en-.
titled cause and tu me directed. will offer
for sale ut public yendue, 1T the door Of the
Court House, in the city of Tilin, in said
county, on
TnE 27th DAg op JAgUARY A, ID. 1862.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock T. NJ, Of said day, the following dc
seribed lands and tcnements, to-wit:
A piece of lsad lying north Of Kilbourn
State road, hoandei on Tie south east by
said State road last sfnEssaid, on the north
west by the centre of Honey Greek. and on
the west by part Of tho west line Of section
twenty six 1851.
Also, all that part Sf tue west half of tho
mort cast quarter of section twenty six l26l
in township one ! nnrth of range fifteen
llal which lies north OF the centre OF Honey
Greek. All in Seneca county, Ohio,
TERMS OF SALE;--One thirl cash on
day Of snie, one third In twelve months and
one thirl in twenty four moutls, with inter
est. 7 he deferred payments to 10 secured
by BiOf,gage on said premises respectively
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
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arbitration. 1t e Gle rly evident, there
tore, that all parties in England viii be
agreeably surprised et the release Of Ma
son and slidell, and that the act viii be
regarded as signal proof Of the modera-
ton Of our government and the people.
0@Ton the goth ut.. Mr.. Davis, the
new Senator from Kentucky, gave notice
in the y. s. Senate. that he would intro
euce bill, confscsting every species Of
property Of all persons who have had any
connection with the Southern rebellion.
either in a civil, military or naval capaci-
y. On the same day, Mr.. Harlan, Of
Iowa, introduced a bill in the Senate for
establishing provisional governments in
all the seeding States.
0TTt is reported that CARL snrrz,
has resigned the Spanish Mission and is
coming home to take position in the
army.
OF Tho New York World says: Gen.
Burnside Is determined that no indiscreet
correspondent shall make public any de-
tails concerning his expedition, or lis des-
tination, until it is safe to do SO. lie has
accordingly quartcred the correspondents
on board the Cossdck, and virtually made
them prisoncrs.of war until the cxpedi-
ton sails from Fortress Monroe. Their,
and not until then, will the letters Of our
own and other special correspondents be-
permitted to 20 to the public. THIS is a
s ,nsiblc proceeding. and VIC commend the
example to other Generals. We shall
hear Of the suiling of this expedition vey
shortly"
There was a smaller number Of mur-
dcrs in New York in 1861 than for years
before, only fifteen. Causc-Billy Will
sons men have been banishcd to Santa
Rosa Island.
01yGEN. SHfrLps AND THE IRIsH.---,
Gen. Shields reported himself to the
President today. ind will accept tie
Brigadiership rendered to him. He asks
immt diato service in that field where the
most work is required. His arrival is
hailcd with joy by the Irish, who will give
him u grand welcome aud scrcnade to-
morrow night, corner of + and Ninth
streets n Y. Times, Wednesday.
STEEL RIFLED CAS NON FOR Omo.-The
first ten ii, Id batteries oi Wards steel
rincd cannon, with carriages and implc-
N ,nts complete, ready for instant service
Mas forwarded from this city to Columbus
via the Hudson River and N. Y. Central
Railroad, on Saturday. The remaining
batteries will be sent forward with 4 c
ltmo't dispatch. -Four batteries of Wiurds
J ccl guns have been supplied to y
Burnside 'expcdition.--N. Y. Times 5th.
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shall ray no moro nor any less than hi,
just proportion The bu thcns Of gov.
efnmcnt, az wen a. is blessings, should
be shared " all alike.
The national government has beeu
obliged to call upon the loyal Stbtcs for
pCeupihry aid. This call should be re-.
sPondcd TO promptly utd checrfully. The
extent Of the cali cannot, with any de.
gree Of certainty, be stated at this time /:
Il is believed, however, that the sum of
three millions per annum for few wears
will fully meet all acquisitions likely 10
be made upon Ohio. II this amount,
should be added 10 the large amounts or
dinarily assessed against the people, il
could not fail TO prove extremely burden
some hence, they will expect YOU, wIi.c
making provision Tor the wants Of the ma.
tional government, 10 relieve, II possible.
against tic burdc NJ now rc.tinQ on then.
This relief is 10 he obtained mninly bv
reduction Of salaries and per diem com
pcnsation now paid. and by the reduction
Of local taxation. Both Of these meas
urcs urge upon you.
. The salarics now paid 20 the several
STATE, county and township officers yery
but little from S50O,OOO, and. with the
single exceptions Of State Auditor and
Treasurer, they will bear reduction of
twenty I'VE per cent.--tlius saving the
sum OF Sl25,090.
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Norman A, Barnes
J, 4. Martin aud wife.

d. j. hhfuo anu WIG.
By virtue Of an order made 10y the Court
of Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio at
the Go. term, A ID. 1861 in the above enti.IeII
cause and TO me directed, viii offer for sals
at public venduc, at the door of the Court
House in the city Of TiGin in said county, on !
ruE 9th DAY oF JASUARl, A. u. le62.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock \. NJ. aud I
o'clock r Al, oisaid day,the following lands
aud tenemehts, to Wit
In lot number fifteen, (l5l in the village
OF LewiSrille, township OF Thompson, Sene-
ca co., Ohio, also Que fourth g. Of an acre
Of land lying East Of said lot number fifteen,
l5,l bcginnina one rod Rast OF the North
East corner Of said in loti.umbcr hItscn tle)
Ne aforesaid, tLepee running East tan (ul)
rods, parallel with the North line Of said in
iot number itccn, (l5) lhener South four
rods, thence West ten l0) rods to the East
ally, thence North alOag said East ally to
the place Of beginning, all in 5. nfea 60. q,
LEVI WElRlCk,
sheriff.
Dee sslh.'Gl Si.50
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The mississippi Expedition Mo.
wing.

Our dispatches contain the glorious IN
tcligcnce that the Army ofthc West and
the Mississippi 1otilla uro ON the move.--
The vanguard moved yesterday Afternoon.
and the entire expedition goes forward
this morning. The actual destination is
not known, though it is said to be the
Tennessee river. This will bring our for
ces in the rear of Buckncr's army, and
also secure possession OF the railroad be-
tween Memphis aud the Atlantic coast,
thus scycring the secession serpent Ia tho
middle. We shall have stirring news
soon.-Leader I'm,
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Concerning IIc-Eicctions.


We commend the following to Hon.
w. y. Noble:
He does great injustice to the temper
aud patriotism of the American people
who says that they are willing enough to
vote for Hwar but they ara not willing to
pny Tor it. Congress seems to be acting
upon lhe theory that the enthusiasm with
which in Cveiy wuy the people have en-
gagged in the war, have checrcd and help
cd the sold, r., have urged its vigorous
prosecution, are no lnd,x TO the nations
heart. They seem TO dread taxing their
constituents to pay the expenses incurred
by the war as much as ii they deemed
their patriotism hollow aud their enthu.
sih,m inter, stod There never was n
grca,cr bluId r. The nations heart is
in tie war. II has sent forth more than
half million OF is sons, it has sacrificed
already. thousands of its lives, aud now
does any one undertake to say that twill
10 open its p e.-that its ursc is near
Ito its heart than its children! Yetwc
ere told that there are members Of Con-
grtss who fear that their recollection will
be perilcd If they vote to impose the
heavy taxes necessary to carry on the
war.
| We venture TO say that no man will
stand the ghost OF chance Tor re election
who fnlters in his duty nj this hour and
crisis Of the nations late--none are SO
sure of reelection ms those who strive
with all their might to roll pack the dem.
craliSing tide that threatens te food IA
with financial ruin. Itthey succeed they
may be sure OF the gratitude of the peo
Pile. II they fail, the very ruin whicl
they were powerless TO avert will be trum
ipot-iongucd ia their praise.-NeD YOrl
World.
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couivc, oflhc war, have assijueusly ap.
piled tkeGs Ives T. that duty. They have
bccn n session ncurly every jhy dncc,
anil hsve cb,aiped much valuable inior.
mation. Seucaisf Wade, the chairman.
is 50 induftriotslg engaged TIA, he i
scldcm sceh iuthc Senate. md the y only
when important votes require his pres
cucc.n
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Landing of the Great Expcdi-
zion ia kcntucky--A Gnccn
hour's Rotnbard mcut nt Fort
Pickcas-imporiapt Capture
ny the Biost. u-iiug Fleet.


The advance Of the Expedition, com.
potcd of McCicrnndd's -bfiesdc, landed
cight miics down the. Miss ssipri, At the
m,s,h OF Mayf N Cfcck, Kentucky side.
whrre ,c,s,s we've pitched fcr the niph,.---
General Grapt AMI s,tGw,ni down cur.
i-c tho afternoon aud returned az dark.
The remainder Of the fcrcc will move
in the morning.
A dispatch dated Mobile Sd says: Yes.
irteay the guns az Fort rickcns opened
on the Confederate Steamer, when the
pcnsacels aaas retarncd the Ere. The
ho0hardhcnt continued fifteen hours
Nob"dy hrrt on our side. What damage
the fineoini,cs suffered is not known
The Abolitionisis discontinued firing long
before we did.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 5th snys:
On g. iurday, five hundred wcll-armcd
mcn lcft Arkansas for Osccoln, Missouri
with two hundred wagons loaded with
provisions fcr Price, They also had eight
rflcd cannon.
Tho Galveston News Of tho 26ih says
a vessel laden with $4,000 stand of arms
had been captured ty the blockOding
hrft.
The Florida Legislature l,ar elected A.
y. Maxwell aud J. NJ. Baker ~ the Con
fcdcrate Senate.
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The Joicdo Times thus speaks OF tho
Indiana Democrats who participated in
the late misnOmored Democratic Con-
yention at Indianapolis;
Those Indiana Democrats Ehs met in
Convention at Indianapolis, ON the 18th
onght TO be al sent to Fort Lafayette or
Fort Warren, for talking Us plain as they
DO on the subject of the war. W,nder
IL they will be thus dispos,d OF.
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sheriff Sale.
David $. Hcadlcy


James u. Fish and others.
By r'finc OF an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Scncca county, Ohio, al the
November tenn, A. ID. 1851. in the above cP
titled cause and Ia me directed, sill oft U
tor sale vt public vcnduc at the door of tho
Cont Iiouse, in tie city Of Tilin, in snid
county, on
TnE 20th DAY or JANUARY. A, d. lSG2,
botwran the hiurs OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 1
o'clock !. NJ. Of said day, the foil wing dc.
serih,d lands aud tencmenls, 10 VII:
In lot number one % in the town Of Mel
mUre. srn,oa county, Ohio.
LEVl WEIRlCK,
Sheriff.
December 30, 1851. $500
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Brownlow Discharged.

j. i reported in the Men phis papers
that Parson Brownlow has been dis
charged from his arrest at KncxviIc with
view to his havirga safe conduct to the
Northern States and out # Dixic's Land
u Parson Brownlow were once in the
North he would be lonized almost be-
yond drgrcc.--San. Regfsfer.
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Dccembpi 20. 1861. sggo ''
Sheriff and Special Masters
Sale
Boss. Clarke & Dibble

Benjamin +. Vannatta and wife.
By virtue ~ un o,1'r made by the Court of
Common Pleas Of Seneca County. Ohio, at
the June term. AID. 1854, in the above enti-
tied cause aud TO me directed, will ofsr for
,ale at public 'cndHe at the door OF the Court
House, III tic city Of Tihiu, in said county,
on
TuE 20th DAY or JANUARY, A. ID. 1862,
between the hours ol ~ . clock a. NJ. aud {
oelook j. NJ OF said day. the flowing dc.
scribcd lands and Il ncn,rnts. to wit:
ln-lot No. thirty six 1851 in the town Of
Attlca, Seneca county, o.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff aud Special Master,
Dcccn Der 90, le6l' y3l5
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From Cairo.
The Great Expedition Heard
From.
GUN BOAT FIGHT ON HE
MISSISSIPPI.
The Rebels Rcircnt Of f,cir
Itonts Disabled.

Special dispatch to the Gin, Car.
CAIRO, Jan. II.
hno,her Go,, u,tv,il, since mornipy.-
riring wns bcnrd hrr, ab, n, Two h,urs
sinre' frc,n IA, nrinLb,,L.oJ nr M,C'ltr.
,,nd,s column M For, rIr,rsor. JIcnr,
now ,b., /, rroc,,,lcd from t,yotebcl ann.
boats which came In si1ht of our forces.
hut were cbn,e,I Jova Inc rircr nv our
punboats. which fired on thcm.
Iopvood's cavalry. which crossed oycr
into Missouri from Columbus. n few dnys
since. is still royiug lboui commit,ino o.
dcpr,lntions. General Pawn, has sent
oui n fcree ofcnyaly In nuysul, NJ chem
Desertcrs who arrived nt Dird's poi,u ,l,,s
morning from Columbus, report thnt the
greatest alarm exists there In apprebon.
zion Of an attack from our forces. Our
movement. down the river have preycnt.
ed the departure of 10000 rc-enforcc-
,nents for Bowling Green. Dcscrtions
among the thirty dnys' men are ru,ncr.
ous. Hollins' battcripg ram lies ms,
below Island No. 4. The for is now ria.
ing again.
SproNn nlcp,rcu
'AlRoi jan li'
Futhec adviccr concerning tho action
hei~eeu oaf g1thosls and those Of the
frtels down the riscr, t'Ww that three
rcbelguhhoats appeared IN siglt of Island
No !, formed IN linc OF battle. aud com
inenccdn fire on our bcnIs which lay OPP
rcsitr the lslnnd. The ESSEX and ST.
Louis immediately opened their gr'ns up
on them, when ! l'c l,bcls backed out and
reirca,cd dove he Tiver. followed by our
funbuuts, which chased thcm under their
es,'eri,s, below Bclmont' disabling one OF
The rebel steamers. Here Capt Porter,
romnnndieg the Essex, cnclcs' in a
battle and attached To" luoy, the fellow
ny thallchg'' "'cne ou' yon ooNanlly
fNbels and show yym guhboHts.' The
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Uuteu Victory in Howard DO.
Mtssaurt--Union Merchants
Excisaa.r.

" ifi - ahNs ANa
Gen. Palmer tclcgrophs Gen. lJall"ck
FROM Ottcrvillc, TINT on the 6UI, Majors
Terrence aud Hubbard, with 400 troop
httaehcd the notorious rebel loipd, xicr,
with I 600 to J 800 men, On Silver Creek.
Hiioward county, totally routing them
with loss of seven lett on the field, ma.
ny more carried oif, 80 10 10 wounded,
md 30 prisoucre. Our lcss was four kill
cd.
The rebel camp was destroyed, and u
large number Of iorseF and pTins taken.
A heavy fog alunr sarcd them from com.
pl'te destruction.
The Union Merchants Exchange Of
ST. Louis was organized to-day. Que hum
dred and fifty hrIns enrolled their names
A. m mAmhefS
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isnar
sheriff Sale.
William A. Six

vs..
Erastus T.. Gi lett aud wife and Geo. Gear.
By virtue ofhn order made by the Court of
Common Pleas of Seneca county, Ohio. at
tue October term, A d, 1861 in the above
entitled caule and TO me directed, I will offer
for sale at pu.'lic vendue at the door Of the
Cou't lious, in the city of TiGin, in said
county, Gn
1nF goth DAY % JANUARY, A, u. 1859.
between the hours Of 10 clock A. VI. ab9 4
o'clrek VI. Of said day. the following dc.
scli nd lands and tcncmcnts, to wit:
Seventy eight (7S) feet. more or ess, off Of
the west side OF out. lot number eight (s) In
DaNis's Addition to tie Cite Of T'inin, Sen.
eca county, Ohio.
LEVI WERLICH.
Sheriff.
Decenlhpl ~. 1861 81 QO
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oiierlli and Special Master
Commissioners Sale.
Wan. NJ. johnson Adm. of Witt
vs.,
Andrew Denzer and EliyaLe,b D,,z,r hi,
u;C, -

Andrew Denzcr and EliyaLc,b D,,z,r hi,
wife.
ny virtue Of On order made by the Court
Of common Pl,as Of Seneca Cn;,,,,, oLi, =,
the May term, A. d. 1860 in the above en-.
titled cause and to me directed, will fir
for sale at public vendue, at the door Of th.
Court House in the city of Tinin, in said
county, on
Int 2'th Day OF JANvARr, A. ID 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock 7. u. ct said day, the following lands
and tcncmonts. tu.wit:
IN lots numb, red two hurdrcd and sixty
Two, two hundred ard sixty thr,c, two
hundred and sixty four snd two hundred
amd si a. "Xly hve' ~ the fret Ward Of the city Of
IIiin, > ncea CO., Ohio.
LEVI wEIRlCK,
Special Mns'er and commissioner Sale.
De. 9Th, '6l. $3.50
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0-5-J. &. Dcnelsss, Of the Gucrnse,
Times, has accepted an appointment ~
the Army, and sold his establishment {,
Msssrs. Taylor q Lcnlcs,y, by whom il
viii hereafter G conducted
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Good for Col. Gnrncid.

Col. J. a. Garfield has done a good
work, in routing the rebel Marshall
near Prestonbugh, Ky, and driving him
back into Tennessee.
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Grocery for Sale.

On account of bad health. | will
one'my ent'e stock of Grocsries, Toys and Ceulrs
tons. ~ private sale, on rsssonahs tetmsj also my
store room aud Bakery atreasonahe rent.
q. W. BLACK,
Blacks Block, Room No, 8.
.ssvi TiniH, o..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
l,Inmk Road Noficc

The Stockholders ofihs Tinn a Oscsol. pl,
head % oupany nfe hereby n"ii6ed that the A. nnsi
Meeting Of said Company vii be held st tbe Am,;
m House. Men.ote, on
MONDAY, JANUARY s7, tses.
lor NE Purpoe Of rlectng Directors for sad Gamma,
i 'e mana " A. end 10 trgn aci such oiltr busi
Nv =, inas Dc brought before The mseting
~ WI attendance y fespertfuliy .oiieited
ISAAC ARNOLD, fre,iden.
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Fr, m washington I.
WASHINGTON, Jan, :
n,..,al "a A.. ~ IA ulI
nm HrRNsirr rNilrirIoN,

= gsMl 70 ihe fth hNih Nellu.
Inr WRNsirT INn nrirIoN.
n is rorsihlc that there will be much
disarP'aptmcni when the destination of
the burnside ,Npcdiiion il known. The
~ nhcis OF the ahinu Gud cur leading
Generals, howrrcr. lnlr given Rssurun.
Gee TO the lesdiRg iaen,be:s of Congress
that the .xp, diiion will be attended with
the most important results, and will.
materially change ID, sspcot OF the
war.
I'M MpNEMIAr ui Iiu AgNIrS,
There Is a grcstsi'r and rNcitr mcnt in
military circles at THE time, Three di.
visions OF the army are under marching
orders. andiroops hagc slTcady been dis
patched To a certain poinL lie prepared
20 hear tt.rrii 4 B,ws gabin a We, h..
Rest assured that the rcbels have not the
nmotcst idea OF the po,nt ai,Dcd at
Tbeu movements b tray total ignorance
.l uis plans OF car Vnerals. GcneTal
Hooker diyision has practically goSe il.
10 winisr af1tTS. end the ofliesrs are
sending lor their wiycs. The Same is
true of Gen, Banks division, alth, ugh the
r'bels do not seem Disposed 20 l,tthcm
rrsi quietly. There is no present probe.
hiii'y al fighting on the Po,onsc, un.
hiss St the option OF the rebels ,hcm'
seif,s.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ..
grF E&gesTtCArtN ,.,.tatYarr
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wAsniSGros, Jan. 0.

rnf feSGsTicAuNG COMMITTEE.
The joint committee appointed on the
18th oi Dfc'mh'I, Ia tNauliic mt lbc
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INAUGURAL ADDRESS.


Innppcaring before YOU, toessume the
'lutics of the Office 10 which . generous aad
confdlng people have ossigucd me, il
will be expected, and u Il bu, propcr,tlat
unnouscc ~ yUu my views upon tho
leading sub, cts row Occupying public at
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Sheriff Sale.

December 81, IsG
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-12
A Chinaman upon TIE English.

" The people of these realms" hc saws.
:'pretehd to believe only in one God, but they
invoke several Gods nay, they have told me
to my face that three Gods and one God are
the same. From these facts conclude that
they must have borrowed their religion from
our neighbors, the llndoos. They have,
besides, grand lama, who is half priest half
emperor dresses himself in women's clothes,
and calls himself the representative of
heaven. There arc large number, however,
who do not believe in the lama but they
make lama OF their Emperor land pretend to
interpret the sacred books for themselves
The principal difference have been able to
see between the two leading sects, is that the
members Of one insist that they take the
deity into their stomachs, just as he is in the
ninth heaven; Willie the other claim to do so
IN a hguraiivc or symbolical sense. The
ministers OF both sell their services the same
as any other commodities and they seem to
value money more than heaven itself" To
the bravery OF Europeans, Or, rather, of the
English, the same author pays the following
tribute: IS They make light of their lives on
occasions OF personal contest and when two
OF them quarrel, the consequences may be
serious. They stand face to face, and dis
charge firearms at each other on a eiven
signal. If one falls the survivor is not nun
lShed; If neither fall, there is an end of the
quarrel. They do this" adds the poet, " to
show that they are not afraid When guest
arrives. the host helps him with his own hand
to the juice OF the grape: they welcome yis.
tors with vine, not as we do. with tea; and
perhaps this will account for their fighting
:" Need we say how few authors
there are of the European race that have the
talent TO make shrowdar observations than
these ~ ... .5.-,.-.. ~. --..a
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TIE TAlENT OF SUCCESS. -Every man
must patiently abide his time. He must
wait. Not i'll listless idleness, not in use
less .pastime, not in querulous detection
but in constant, steady, cheerful cndeavor,
always willing, fulfilling and accomplishing
his task, that when the occasion comes he
may be equal to the OCCASION" The talent
of success is nothing more than doing what
you can do well, without thought of fame.
If it comes at all, it will come because it is
deserved not because lis soughtafter. It is
a very indiscreet and troublesome ambition
which cares so much about fame, about what
the world says of us, as to be always look
ing in the face of others for approval, to be
always anxious about the effect of what We
do or say to be always shouting to hear tho
echoes Of our own voices. feiio,c.
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