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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-30

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| EF Says Governor Andrews, we will
| fight for the Union, provided you will
free the slaves and arm them against the
white population; otherwise not II Clag-
ett's Consultation.
Tat is foully false aud villainous and
coWardly libel on one Of the purest patri-
ots Of the country.
The Secretary Of War telegraphcl the
Governor to know how many troops he
could send and how soon. The Governor
replied at once he could not say definitely,
probably three regiments in a few days,
but if Hunters policy wereNadoptea AMI
war was made u earnest against the reb-
els, Massachusetts would swarm with pa.
triot soldiers. He made no conditions.
however, but promptly issued the follow
ing striking exhortation to the militia of
Massachusetts
A proclamation Of tie Site OF lMasso-
rhHseHs.
The wild and barbarous horde of traitors
TO the Government, to our country and
to liberty, menace again the National
Capital; they have attacked and routed
Maj. Gen. Banks and are advancing ON
Harpers Ferry and are marching on
Washington. The President calls on
Massachusetts, to rise once more for its
rescue and defense; the whole active mill
TIA will be SUMMONED by general order
issued from the Office of the Adiutant
General TO report in Boston Common 10.
morrow They will march to relieve and
asenge their brethren and friends, TO OBJ
pose with fiery zeal and courageous patriot
ism the progress of the foe May God
encourage their hearts and strengthen
their hands and inspire the good people
Hivcn at headquarters in Boston at /
O'Clock this Sunday evening, May 10Th.
lSignedI Jso. A. ANDREW.
The Governor of Massachusetts, had
ben the first TO send forward troops To
open way through the then traitor city
o. Baltimore and State of Maryland at the
sacrifice Of tile lives of many of th+Sworthy
citizens of the Bay State. And NV,
again, year afterwards, lie is informed
that Massachusetts General, at the head
Of Massachusetts troops, had been defeated
and was flying with his shattered forces
before barbarous enemy, while in his
flight the "she-devis," bred TO blood and
treason in slave society, shot down those
retreating Massachusetts men as they
passed their windows on the street. I'm
der such circumstances ii would not seem
out Of place for the Governor Of Nassa-
chusetts to suggest that volunteers would
rally HI greater numbers and with more
alacrity if they were assured that they
were not lighting to protect the traitors
in the possession of their slaves, and 10
indicate that ga little more grape" and
little less ''soft sawder' would be more
cffectual in quelling the rebellion.
1t Is this opinion of Gov. Andrews that
grinds our contemporary, for he feels for
the suffering shareholders, while he gloats
over their butcheries Of Ma ssachusetts alb |
oIitionists. 1t is the abolitionists that he
wants to get rid of, because they will not
vote Tor lim or his party but he is very
tender of the traitor Shareholders because
he hopes that he and bis party will even
tuallJ get power and Office by their aid.
4
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by TELEc RAPH.
Ten. MsDsWeH NJ Manassas juno.
tiOn.
Especial to Evening Post |

lSpeciai TO Evening Post.
Washington, May 80
The lntelligencer Of this CITY states
that Gen. Mcdowell is row lit Manag sas
Junction with a sufficient force q aid in
the capture Of Gen. jackson 5 rebel army,
now in the Shenandoah valley.
A gentleman just from Leesboro re-
ports that the rebels in that place had a
grand jubilee on Sunday and Monday over
the retreat of Banks. 1t is also stated
that medicines purchased in baltimore
for the rebels, BY their agents, were got
down to Jackson without capture.
The Military Committee Of the House
viii report in favor Of enlarging the locks
of the Erie and Oswego Canal for military
purposes. The est mated cost of the en-
largement is about S35, 600, 900.
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Prize Captured.
New York. Nav 2

new iofh, May ~.
- The prize steamship Ella, from Lon
dor, arrived this evening in charge of a
plrt OF The or Of the gunboat Beechley.
She was captured on the morning of the
2lth off Cape Roman, While attempting
to run the blockade at Charleston. Her
cargo of brandy, wines, saltpetre, &C., was
valued at a half million dollars. She was
from Nassau. N. r, and her crew report
ed another large steamer expected from
Nassau at the same time to run the block
ade. The steamer is only six months old
and is an iron propeller Of 1000 horse
power and 500 tons burden.
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May Both, 1862.


Attention Roila Fire Company.
Members Of this company are request
ed to meet at their hall at nine o clock
Friday, May 80, to attend tho funeral of
Col. Worthington.
WM. ABBOTT, President,
G. SHuLTz, Scc'y. ~
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New York May 90.
Beauregard's official report of the bat
tie of Shiloh states his loss in killed out
right was ,728, wounded 6, 0l2. missing
959 making an aggregate of 1869.
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lHY TELEaRApn.l
Now York Market.

NcW fofk, May ".
Fenr-Reccipts Is 966 hbis: ma SC better ith
stes Of 1000 bbls at - e5c4 sofr superhue state;
81 a5aI e5 for Extra states ST ga 40 for superb ne
Nerierh; ~ aSesi IS tor common To Medium Extra
es,ersi o. osss 5 ID for common 10 good shipping
brands Extra X 10.
Wheat-Receipts l7o,6os bush; market lie lower.
Spring In active demandi Winter scarce and shade
Grmer; saies OF 1870 ooc bnsh al socq i for Chicago
SPRING s5c 81 .. for Milwaukee Clubs 81 II for Am
Der Michigan.
coen-Receipts 81 n9a bush; mark ct shade easier:
sales Of $4,000 bush nj aTa4s3sc for Mixed wssleru
delivered
oats-Aarkct quiet an 4 firm at 4.Sa44c.
Whisky-Qnite hrm sAlos of 500 bbls at 23A9oJtc
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OFFICE CLOSES.

Our Office will not be open to-day, until
close Of Funeral services Of Col. w. H.
Worthington, viz : l o'clock p. M.
WIN. THOMPSON & co.
May 30th, 1862.
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New ! ork. Nav ~.

New York, Nav %.
The committee OF the Board of Brokers
reported the over issue of Indiana State
Socks at over a million and half
A Fort Monroe letter says that bark
has been lying near there some weeks had
put to sea with 272 conlrahands aboard
for Cuba, and the West Indies ,ssthe ne
eroes having been struggled aboard. -
Tie team gun boat Warmu,ta has gone
IN pursuit.
The Newbern Progress states that
convention at Raleigh voted down 5Ito3l
the Infamous measure offered by Kenneth
kayner, furnishing severely any one pre-
Stunning to counsel, aid or abst any per-
son to retain the old North State in the
Union. One of the members made a
strong speech in favor Of free labor for
the purpose of encouraging the pursui. of
agriculture by giving farms 10 actual set
tiers. The union members of the con
sention agreed upon the urging OF the
federal government to conisca.e tie es-
tates Of the rebels and sending commit
tee to Washington Thh convention
passed an ordinance directing the govern
ment to discharge all volunteers over SO
years OF age.
The Raleigh Standard and Greensboro
Patriot are advocating the election of w.
A Graham As Governor. A company of
Union Home Guards have been formed in
Bar River, 8 have enlisted.
A private letter received here by an
officer of Gen. McCleiian's staff dated at
head quarters Monday says, Col. Rush
found Mrs. Gen. Lee and two daughters
near old church to-day. They were
sent to the White House aadef guard
Mrs. Lee expressed great surprise that
our army should have got SO far to the
north of Richmond.
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Baltimore, Nav %.

Gen. Dix has required the Corn Ex-
change to display the national flag from
their buildings.
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stock Market

New York MAY %.
stocks dull, prices better; nothing new in Mogey
and Eehange cB1o T3s4; G c CT; scrip 6es I;
Pan 1885, American geld I03a.; bonds eas,; Mo ss
81 II; Ga -; Tenn 517s III loan a6N Ky 6s IS;
Treas $40 l04ss; 8 Gs of st. with coupons io1p.
Groceries unchanged and quiet l13 hhds Cuba -m-
rrr sold al 7la7 ac
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-30

Mortars Of Commodore Davis flotilla
have again renewed the bombardment of
Fort Pillow. They FIRE at long range.
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SENArE.-Mr. Wilson's amendment
was rejected by 81 majority.
Summer offered all amendment taxing
persons claiming service or labor for life
OF any such person the sum of ten dol
lars each; after discussion he modified it
making it read SIS each for all persons
held by corporations, societies, or persons,
but such persons not to be sold to pay
said tax, not to apply to parents.
Mr.. Sherman offered substitute for
Mr.. Sumner's amendment to tax cotton
one cent per pound. Rejected Is to %.
Mr.. Hicl man offered an amendment
that the tax u not to be collected in the
states where the gradual emancipation
system is in force. Pending the question
adjourned.
HousE.-Ths remainder Of House pro-
ceedings previous TO adjournment unim-
portant.
Washington, May 30. &
HeHsE.-FFihe HE Speaker mid before the
House communication from G. w. Wal
ton stating that he is about to accept and
enter upon the Office Of Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court in Maine and re-
s.gaiDg his seal - member Of the House.
Mr.. Potter from the committee on pub.
lie lands reported back the Senate bill
establishing land Office in Colorado Terri
tory, passed the House 81 against 81.
As the census Of California has never been
retaken till tho year 1860, and as il ap-
pears that said State had 4 sufficient
population to entitle her to three Repre-
sentatives, under the superstition that
California was entitled to the same. and
as direct taxes have been apportioned to
and paid BY her under the census Of 1850,
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FROM CAIRO.

Cairo. May 90
The Adjutant of the 10th Michigan
was killed on Tuesday, while taking OBJ
seryations Of rebel carthworks through
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THE GATE CITY,
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FRIDAY. MAY 30.
Anothcr regiment Ca,Ied

We publish to-day the call of Adjutant
General Baker for another regiment Of
Iowa troops. This is probably the last
chance, and the patriotic young men who
wish to light TO sustain our glorious COY.
ernment will now step forward. Let the
regiment be filed up with alacrlty and
speedil
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, 600 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER,

hts day reteived, nj the City Book store which
oreF o. lover rates bsn bought in 81 Iuis or
Chicago.
III Wall Paper al 4 cents roll
j. W. 0EDFS
Asl~9a Main I'd Us.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-30

~ ss white Fish and Tront, inspection Of 1884, and
LOT sa.e low, " SAMUEL POLLOK,
mayg-d tia N.In n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-30

have lot Of PRINTING MATERIALS On
hand which offer for sale st+
Al q Large Distount from Foundry PFises |.
Among them are the following:
Earn Ptfss. Fosters patent, cost $3.50, will
be sold for SIS. !. !.
! MEDIUM HAND PREss, Fosters fainoss new.l
sire Of plsten ~ 20 inches, cost &isu, will be-
sold for 4I2l = 4
supEH ReyaI HAsB prEss. made ii ciurin-
matt Type Foundry, platen 221S q, coat 600.
will be sold Tor SIS
$500. s~
2ua pounds OF enAtL PIcA abont 1872 lbs Of
Roman and lbs of ltalir. Al 20 csats per pound.
Also, COMPOSING Sticks, from 8 to 30 inches in
length.
JoB HALx. and TRIPLE CASKS.
Bookbnder'a RULrSc MACHINE P,yisHse
Tools, Gtur Por, etc.
Also Largo Variety OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-30

ISRAEL; OK THE HEBREWS Pill
GkiMAGE 10 THE HOLY CRY;
/" picture OF Judalem In the century rhlrh n,s.ea
go tise advent 81 ouPhaytor" ny Fredar!ck strauss
for sale 81 the tiTy BOOK s1eaa
may23-d j Va oGnrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-30

4 MOTHER SUPPLY OF THOSE
x n NttE WALL PAPGEs,
AZ ~ cents per roll, this day received, by
ED r. BhoN NELL,
mAs2l.d Cur Main n &th ats.
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First ever offered In this market
s. POLLOCK,
MAJ ~ 1iS hstn "a
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I WAL OIL! COAL OIL
AND SURGICAL.

= v -
atithfie on the Surgery OF War:
rtfcmeyer, Esnar rh ktathsm on Gunshot InturIes.
Macleod on Surgery Of The Crimean war;
i1.fWors on ttlnshot Wounds;
.iter = Practice OF snresry;
& simpsops Obstetric Werks--2 vols,
kecsiscd this day, nj til. CIR BOOK srerr and ,.r
sale ~ Publ sher's prices " OGprN
nsy1S-u Main b ID sta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-21

An increased chorus Of "chirps" from the bird
dealers shop announces that the Spriug stock
Of canaries has been rccei ed. Though tho mu-
steal tumult may bs unnoticed bv m,st pass
ers by, there src pecp'c-i very SIN III minority
WHO Will walk into the shops aud look over
the hom,-bred or fre, hly imported Narblers
with a critical eye. These p rions aro canary
fAScieis, en'ortainirg & the sa ne cxtray sgant
admiration for the little yellow pets that
9th, people layi.h on tulp,, dahlias, or which
bi ioke out Violently, iome years ago. in a spe.
cics Of idolatfv towards Cocl ia Chira, IRA
nah Pootra ard Chit,agong forls. In oxerus.
ing Il cir cultivated judgment upon the fow' uf
birds before ihtm piled up in closely packed
tiers OF boxes like ielo1s In q ctowl,l
prison, they will pass by win inlifercnc,, or
contemptuous neglect, all tho soo-t plump ca
nafies, which sng beautifully; and reserve
their admiring 'crutiuy and eulosium for the
tng and lean bird, VII ch pc haps, pi pe saort
mex pressiyo notes, or, pVs,5ly, do not sing at
all. For II is curious fact tlat musical ac
complishments pass for nothing in tlo canary
fanciers estimate. The gift, that makes the
canary a pl,asant guest (or priSoner) Ia most
HOUSEHOLDS is quite a superiluity in his op niol.
He judges Of birds solel by their shape aud
his ideal canary is gluni, 1igh.shouldered fel.
low, with extremely l7g legs, looking like
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COMMODORE Dupont writes that in n few
days most Brilliant victory may be expected
from his expedition.
ANDY JOHNSON will proceed to Nashville az
coon as General Buell's army takes posass sion
Of that city, and assist in organizing Provis-
iond Union Government in Tennessee.
Tux CuCAoo JOURNAL had one reporter
killed outright, and another had his log shot of,
a, the capture Of Fort Henry. third escaped
uLhMmtd.
THE late great fires at Washington have stir
red up the authorities there " the necessity of
steam fire engines. Their use would have saved
three thowanddOllars worth OF property in the
last two months.
WHIS Gen. Mcclellan was asked yesterday,
by Cabinet officer, If no had any news of the
capture 0f Clarksylle, he replied Nothing.
Let the army have one day'a rest, and we viii
give you all tho news you want"
TIIK horse railroads in Massachusetts in 1861
carried a. 40, 900 passengers, aud the steam
railroads IL 7o2, 900. In the State Cf New York
the horse railroads in 1850 carried A., 900 900
ard the steam ia'lroats ~, 600 900. Every large
city IN the Union has these roads.
TIlE soldiers in Virginia have been amusing
themselves with inow ball fight. correi-
pondent sends us an account of one bet yyeen the
'Nst and 3ld New York re Iiments on Fobru1ry
an, which lasted two hours and rcsrlted in tho
victory Of the latter. The 3Ist had their CoIo
mel taken lisonor by tho 32l, and despite every
effort, failed TO rescuo him.
MATTHEW T. MAURY, a cousin Of the marine
theory man, has been rvleased from Fort War.
ren, where ne had been COZ fined on account Of
his having been "a spy, and CaIlleT Oi letters be-
tween the North ana South. With ludicr0us
bomh,Gt he preends that our Gov srnment hsi
a contention with Eul Land, about his detsuiion,
which became too hot for Sc ward, & d he was
Obliged 10 let bin 10.
THE military telegraph, the American TEL
graph Company, and the Western Union Com.
p-ny have all been connected with the head
quarters OF General Mcclellan, aud he is pla 3ed
IN direct communication with General Euell at
Louisville, General Halleck at 81. LOUIS, ard
Commodore toote ~ Cairo. On the frs. cav
Ct its use, the messages of the General in. Chief
70 each commander were repeated at the same
tine to the othelp. The distar ca Travelled Ly
tho electric fluid at one writing, wa. ov.r
thirteen hurdred miles. Tho communicat;on
v'ss maintained from eleven o'clock n Tho
morning bll six in tho evening, 6ith "a.
pOmpi ness Of = personal int ysv,
TnP number Of famAls posimaatora In the
| United 81 to. Il four aunl,oI svd sl6ysn. OF
! tlrArs a. i've are what is called Presid dsntial
apptsntm ,Lts-naying an E!ODe Of Si,00a g
yea ~ spWsrdA
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miniature Shanghao. Ia some Of tho bind.
shops tfore may be seen a carefully. exc.
cuttd picture Of one of these hurap ua1ksd
cinstief, sitting on bvuEh and lo,AirR
knoHinlly into space. II il = portri. (hixh-
ly ptikee) Of decs ased or sold f.vOrite of the
e'onRattd school. The extent of this prefer
euce Tor long csnaries over short ones Is illus
trsitd by the difference in the prices OF the two
kiots. While the l,ttsr range from e. l; to e..
the iormtr biinR, not unfrequently, { " or 500
each, or more than five times tneir weight in
gold. The fomales, which do not sing, com
mand this price as readily as the tunsfpl mal,A
and the comparative training and 10 .ility of the
bird do not enter into the question. Shape ia
everything; and 40 long as the bird has the dc
sired gsuntsess end aasularity Of form he may
ait mute in his cage, or hop stup' dly from porch
10 perch, ana tho owner will feel Thankfully
cortent-Thete is N this cry, private ass,ci-
alton OF bird iancien. VINO succeed in breeding
very fine specimens c. the long canary, and OK,
hibit them annuslly for their own and tho
puhlic's qualification. A positive exec.
lerce Of this species Of canary over be short
Kind IS their exquisite delicacy Of color, en-
bracng every shade Of yellow from the pale,,
cream to the cloareet lemon tint Their feather
are also finer than those Of the cheaper species
and they have, it cannot be denied, q csrtaiu
? 'tccratc superiority Of depoI .msnt
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THE skating mania has ragged this winter
in Ps'is 20 degree hitherto unk nown and h,s
losn peculiarly favored by the cold weather =
The iavorito pond is the large lake of the Blis
du BoloRne. Lady COwloy, tho Engli,h AM
b,Ssador's wife, has however, a ftshionable
pond at Chantiily. Lately sle had an enor
mcus flie lighted on the edge Of the pond in tho
grounds of the Villa Cpnde at which the skat
srs, Notwithstanding the exhilarstia ~ nature of
the exercipe they INDUCED in, were from tims
TO time obliged 10 pay frequent visits; ard in a
boa'-house re,reshments Of the most comforting
kiId were lid cut.
IA an inst ,nce Of the manner In which indi-
yiduAl freedom and OpihiCn are tolerated in the
Souh, an escaped soldier from Brlgg's ar.
my says one Of the soldiers informed g Oh. Bragg
that he did not wish to take Bides with the
North or South, ard that, as he had bsen forced
INTO the service, and was III, he was anxious 20
bo discharged. Con. Bragg deemed il bes IN. .
der tie circumstances TO let him go, aud dii 80;
bat nf.er TIE man had sot out on foot, a com.
pany Of LOuissna volunteers followed him into
the woods, and hanged him toa treo,
At recent meeting In Cork Of N, Munster
Flax Improvement Society, il was res I've | that
renewed efforts should be una 10 - ea' .blish
mills and markets in the south OF Ireland.
The tenaptry Of the lato Slarman Crawford
are tRlling measures TO cree. a suitable tssti-
nonial To his memory. Ar. Crawford was loAg
distinguished for his efforts 10 tavor OF tenant
rights, and at period when Irish landlord, as
u class, were notorious for their bigo,ry aud
seld,hnols no boldly stood aloaf Tron n m a.d
gave the cl,lyators Of tn spil an ,1'...' a iLs
impruvoC mt. H'f pI'rl's IIf, W. ..arl =
by fcJlitldc, 49, ibis rtarIcenrsti9 ho -..-rlsr
i4to pJlltics, lHsJ7 .ly0ctia .'lerl c7rnion,
through good aJi Owl rn2o',
MEi JAsE u. s"ssheL,, pro3ontod = 90.
nton IA favor Of Wumlhs kights, laal w.
10 the State Senate Of Minnesota, anu sup ~,
i ma lengthy and slOq4en. sESSV6.
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EVACUATION OF
GAINESVILLE.
A DESTERAIE FIGHT AT SUGAR
CREEK.
GEN. PRICE MAKES A STAND.
He Is Defeated:

50. LoniS, Feb. 2O.-Gon. IIAllock has sent the
following dispatch u Gen. Mcclellan
ClnkNllle is taken with supplies enough sur
our army for twenty days. Tae place is nov oec,
rigdb by Gen. niIh's division.
General Price being re ntor,cd by Ben MoCul-
lousL's command, made stand at the sugar Crock
Crossing, the l9th nstatt, but was dec l,ed AZ.
ter short onsageu6n', ard agsn ncd. Many prs.
tners wire taken aud quantity Of aims, which
lis mtn threw away in their flight.
Cairo, FEB. 20.-only twenty men remain
Of G, mpany OF the Eleventh Illinois Regiment.
Tie rest are killed, woudr6d and missing. OF
the entire regiment not more than hundred and
'orty efectire men are len.
one thousand prisoners, mostly Minis,ippians
and TJxsnr, len lss, night FOR ChlcaFo.
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Singular Detection Of a TAier.

musician employed az one of tho London
theatres Possessed an ebony flute with silver
keys. Ilo seldom Bsed it, however, in conse-
queuc0 ~ one of the upper notes being defective.
The musician hSd fer lodger a young man,
theatrical tailor aud bot wesn the two there
visited considerable friendship. Well, one
night, while the musician was RWiyst hs bust
n'ss some one stole the tlute with tho silver
Keys, and suspicion followed an old char-wc-
man who used TO csme to do the housewOrk,
However, nothing tended TO show that the old
lady was really guilty, ana tho affair was short
~ forgotten In u few mOnths the tailor lett
the house Of the musician, and went to live in a
town few miles off but ~ tue friendship be-
tween the two men still existed, they occasior-
ally visited each Other. Nearly a yeas al.or-
wards the musiciag paid the tailor visit, and
was pleased TO find him in possession OF a beau
ufui Lulinch, Who could distinctly whsts three
TONES. Inc performance was perfect, vita this
eNccptiOn-N y henevsT he came tO a CertAin hish
note ho invariably sLippod II, and went on TO
the mex. very liz 10 reelection convinced the
musician that tho o.oi IN which the bllnnch
"a imT effect was the very ono that was d.,l.
cient 'n TIE lutte. 50 convinced was no, iaAt
be at once IUeBtiOred hiA eX-Iod.,sr on t4a sub-
j"ct, who at once tremhlingly o0ufesssd the
guilt, ard tnat al the ligd know hai been
taught him on the stolen ilute.
DcBrG ite psat fiyo year., Js,.sS42i psr
scnGeI5 haze boon carried Oyor tie staain rail.
-,ais in Ma savhuseJta and of this numbaI rs
were fatally 'nlurtd-M but tao IN e,ass-
qdsrco Of hoir own carelessnoa,
THE city a London, Canaiq Wost, Ia 10 be
Bold A. thonf sai9 Tho in,h h'edneas which
lenders thlt pf1c1,-Ig gt.Haaey s.nsc f,m
,be alI oEtesdsd by LoEaoa " the London and
Port htas leg Rli'NAy.
JoHS RANpoIPn was ono OF tho molt sarc ,s-
VIC men that ever lived. Ono tia o younc
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