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Republican victory ia Rhode Island.

1t is intensely gratifying to all sup
POrters Of the Administration to know that
" Little RhOdy" has done 50 nObly in her
election. A Republican Governor is elect
ed, and, what is of still more import
ance at this time, two unconditional Union
members Of Congress are elected by hand
some msjOrities. The Legislature is also
largely Republican upon joint ballot. The
proud little State Of the Spragues and the
Burnsides has proved true to the example
they have set for her.
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FOR THE CITY TRADE.
DAVIS, PEIXOTTO & CO.,
mar23 Corner Water and superfor-st-
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance OF the Railroad.
By the Author Of ssFair Inez.'' "Ihe Prince Of
Wales, y "The Ghost Hunters" &c., &C..

By the Author OF nFair Inez'' ssFhe Prince oi
wales, The Ghost Hunters" &C., &C..
CHAPTER VIAL ABOARD.
Loud laughed when on the platform,
Butt eIas all within my sleeve,
To think the people round me
Did the landlord 30 deceive;T
So said, snow Mr.. Landlord $40
You, Sir, too, shall have your dAy's
AS peeped in At the window
. And saw him receive his pay. a-
He his pay had all collected I'D
Ers the ,olks were near half done,
Quickly HAll sbOzrd 10 | shouted
And made al the people run;
Out they rushed, ali mad 40 bIazes, %.
SWore the landlord was a cheat
And with tho ailrOad had oOmbiupd
That they should not half eat.
But the man who was the madsst.
Was the one who next ne sat,
when o. 'er his person he had spilled
The eontentso hrs hat
"Qur army once in Flanders"
E Our army in tho South,
Would blush to hear the curses
That proceeded from his mouth.
He swore on me he'd take revenge.
And vas bound TO have my life,
sohs seized IRON on the table quick .a
The landlords carving knife,
And with the knife in hand to iind ne,
He looked madly through the car.
While was in the depot hid,
Enjoying segar.
When he saw he could not fnd me,
After looking through the train,
Into the dining room he ran,
ID And took my seat again
In tho cars, which started oa then,
Andleit him soon behind,
Looking yainly in each corner
OF tEe depot me to find.
fro BE CONTINUED
In the meantime would announce to the pubIio
that have brought home from the East tbe larqest
and most superb stock Of fashionable i---7
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys wear that has ever been seen is
Cleveland, and our stock Of Fail and Winter ReeIly-
Made Clothing suTFasses anything in the State As
l buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and resi-
purchasers will do we'll to call at -
Isaac A. Isaao's Union Hall,
sole Agency for the sale Of Singers teebrnts sewing
Machines, StOrris AutOmatnn Pressman, and
strong's Patent Army Bsd-Trunk
ea-0orner Superior and UniOn-Sta
- Look out ior the GIANTS
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A LPAOA BRAID.-ALL OoLoKs,
"A RRTTPbRG HAUslIAEF.
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CLEVELAND 8 PITTSBURGH
~ sefs Bali Road. ~ -
WINTER ARBANeEMENr.

issa WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1859
To take effect on Monday, November nth, iss7.- -
EF9ns leaEe Cleveland daily, (sundsys szcsrtad,)
20 A. n 4AIL-ArriFes e New York los A. n
Ehiladelphia z so A. n; Baltimore 10 An.
Eltiaburgh $40 p H.. Wheeling 6sl0 p. r.; d.
Philadelphia $40 p. n
S;5. 3. n EAP REaA Arrives at New York see ?. ~
Ehiladelphia l:90 p. HI Baltimore 30 P. r.,
Pttts0urgh llsa0 P ~; Wheeling 6s2i a. q.
Both Trains connect ct Hudson Eor AEron and Nh
lorsburgh.
via Alleutown,l without change.
- Fare as low a. b. any other iino.
~ Through Tickets can be procured IL the Unfon
Ticket once, Meddell House, at tha Depot Al the
Eucltd-Street Station.
y B. MYERs. G. =. hasni- p ~ ~
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d B. HALE,
Licensed Banker and Broker,

Does a General Banking, Exchange and Deposit
bnsiregq. BuVg and Sells Uncurrent Funds GoTd,
EiIvsg United States Notes, Coupons, Canada Money
and Premium Funds Of all kinds on the most favor.
able terms once hour1 nom 81 A. n. to ~ P. n,
III Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. Ootl5;4s5
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HARDWARE.
HARDWARE.

CHAS. II. WAITE & Co., sue
" oessors to H. K Wells, No. Il PEARL-St.,
West Side, Dealars in = .- .-
Iron, Steel, Class, Nails Agricultural
Implements,
sHIP-BUILDERs'. cABPENTERs' AND JOIN
ERs' TOOLS,
Mil Saws, Chain Pumps and Shelf Goods, Of every
descriptions usually found in q well selected Hard
ware stock. marchl2
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FROM NEW YORK
NEW YORK, April 2.
Several hundred seamen left for the Mis-
sissippi Aotilla yesterday.
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5-This Company having established Branch Of
zoe in Buffalo, with local Board Of Directors to
manage its We-te business, all losses may be ad-
justed and raid in Buffalo New York, at the option
oftha parties.
b8- Loss rs PAID N GOLD. upon Risks on which
Prerninm hns hnan mid In like cnrranrY. iehaa.a3
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WESTERN DIREUToBs.

WESTERN DIREOTOBs.
ANDREW j. Rich, Pres't Bank Of Attica, Buffalo.
JOHN ARMSTRONG, Pres Mll Co. Bank, Nil
WILLIAM YOUNG. Vice Pest do do
WM. B. 0GDES, PTes,t n. w. r. 4. Co, Chicago.
ALBERT r. KENr, Of Kent Co., Chicago.
THos S DICKERsON, of YandSrVOort, Dickerson &
Co, Chicago.
Dawn My, Of Reynolds. Ely Co., Chicago
J N RICHMOND, Of J. NJ. hichmHnd Co., Buffalo.
mOsEs MERCK. Oswego.
JOsEPH MORRISON. Buffalo.
7. l.. STERSBERG, Buffalo.
T@FFr---77 b. @. MORRIS,
- r- President.
THOS. LORD,
WM. NJ. WHITNEY, Vice President
--rr- Secretary.
JOSEPH MORRISON,
Resident Director, Bazard Block, Buffalo, N. 7
ROBERT HANNA & Co.. Agents,
f.# -IE Cleveland, Ohio
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FINANCIAL.

W. W. WRIGHT is paying 2 to 4
ipeF cent, for Bank OF State
OfIndiana, and higher rates
for Geld, Silver, Demand
Notes and Canada Money
than any other House in the City.
50 SUPERIOR STEERT.
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TRANSFORMATION,

B5y-This Well Known Line Of FIFTEEN FIRST
GLASS SCREW STEAMERS connects at Ogdens-
Ourgh with the
Rail Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
At Cape Vincent with the
Rail Roads Betl0sen CaPs Vincent & NelO York,
And at Oswego with a Line Of
THIRTY FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS
BETWEEN
OSWEGO, }, TROY, ALBANY &NBW YORK,
FOrminz a DAILY LINE from
Boston, New York, OgdeHsburgh, Cape
Vincent ind OsWeEOtO
CLEVELAND, TOLEDO & DETROIT
And TBI-wEEKLY LINE to
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
AG ENTSi
J. MYERS, "A PeaFl-St...-..--........New York.
JOHN HOOKING, Siate-St..-..-....- Boston.
GakO. A. EDD ..-.-.-. tlgi ieL Hburgh.
JNO. II. CRAW FUR D........-...-... .OsWrgo.
A. II. SMlI .....Capo v llneenl.
MAlkER 4 HAY Is .......-.-...... OledO.
L. X. MATHEW 5.-.....-.. .,..,Detroit-
%. J. Ia i NJ lNhukbe.
N. j. HOW h.ss-..-... Oilea8O.
-l PELTON & BREED, AGENTS,
marlz:R2S s4. Cleveland.
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sale Of state Stock in the Pennsylvania
and Ohio Canal.
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RAIlRoa1a.
CLEVELAND & ERIE R. 3


35o A M-HIGHT EARBESS TRAIH-StoB6Inp ~
9irards Co1neauf, Ashtabula and PainssviiiS.
-, gnilt ana arriEe1 " cleveland Rt SIS A. ~
osUO A. A--AAlL AND ACCOMMODATIONS TRIM
stop ping at All stations and arrives 81 OieTe-.
ID P. H.-DAH EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppinz at q.
rardt Springfield, Oonneauf, EtnTsvfile, Ash-
tA1ulas hadigon, PanesFilie n1d WiiIonab-
y only, and arrives In Cleveland az 6:i5 p n
~ second 0lasa CarB ara run On all throush
Trains.
~ we tralns gong westward connect at Cleveland
Win tralna ior Toledo Chicago, Columbus, OiIscu
naIl, indianapolis, 81, Louis, &C.; and al through
trains gong EastW1rdt connect at Dunkirk lifh fhe
trains Of the y. 7 4 n Railroad and At tffai ,ffb
thoas q the New York Central and Buaalo & Hsq
YORK Ulty kailroaus for New York, Albany, Boston
MiagaIa falls, &C., and at Erie with rrains On fh
Phllad5lphia and Erie Railroad.
~ Day kHprea5s East end Vest eonnects at Girard
with Traid8 on Efis and Pittsburgh Railroad f1F
LtnesEiliei Meadyille. Jamestown, &c. Mo
n NOTT1NGHAM, sup't
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THE
COLUMBIAN (MARINE) ms. COMPLY,
Or NEW YORK,
With Branch 0fise at Buffalo, N. Y.

Statement of the affairs of the Company for the ffI
hhcal year, ending Dec 3lst, 1882
Premiums en- unszpired risks, December
81, ,lS6l----.....-.---..-- 722 20
fAeiuiuhls IeoeAfsu from LnaL
date to December 81, lS62.... Sl5, ,52l A
Total amount of Premiums. 8, ,gs5 2ls g.
This Company issues no policies upon Life Rlsks
nor upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine Risks
Premiums marked of as earned during
the year, tles5 Return Premiums) and
interest received on InvesIments.-.s T253s6
Losses paid during the year.-...s4II, ,Ol3 81
Re-ln-urances, Expenses and
S5,605 Ga 1857
net 223, ,76g
The Company have the following Assets
United States and New York City Stocks & Is2 sD0N
Loans on demand, on gOld-....-.Sl29,OOO 20
gAsh IN Ban nks...........-.-......... n ,66l 43
Interest due Jan. |, 1873 on in.
vestments and cash with
ABents. 2 396 20
Reinsurance & Salvage claims
and unpaid Premiums ...,, a 574 IA
Premium notes and uncolected
aoeounls.. 677,2s9 8
Scrip Of Insurance Companies,
49,. l--i-raa fisrn ~ Gen.
Pany' etc-.--'..'..----.............. 2i,sls Z
Total amount Of Aassts....... A. "a 40 y
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10 TIE TIE u B Ss[e Ss[PEST 1rs AER l5RtsMlzs,F:
We hereby oertify that We havs compared the above
stRtfment with the Balance sheet Of the Company,
aud the Balance Sheet with tie Books, and found
them to conform.
We have also examined the Cash Bank Balance,
Sacnrites, Bills Receiyabls and other Assets, and
found them to conform accurately with the above
statement made by the Company.
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RIB

:. 3. MYERs. 9. :. kgeat. = p 80 ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-18
Nermiftbte N1ahrtdaten.

Bon Dem vritterli4en" Nipr9an erfuhren
mir folsenoe bS6f ritterli@e Gath NadOem
er ba8 20. &entudp Hes. in Qsbanpn ees
iunSen senpmmeu, 3wanS er bic 2eute, Den
San3en Wes mad Sprin9fielp gu Sup gu
MAIDEN unp babel 9leiden Sdritt nit ieinen
berittenen Sprpen3 81 balten. 8tele Splcaten
~itiir5ten 5utett. rpr @rIGTpfunB %5uIanlmea.
Gin Sergeant, Der ni6t utebr tpetter tcnnte,
bat ibn in einent @asen nlit5unehmen, es
parb ibm ober beOeutet, er babe peiter gu
mari9iren, tpibriSenfau8 man tRa 3%uiar1nen
bauet miirbe. Der arrne 8uri&e that nod
eintse S4ritte, fiel baum ober U9nmddtt9 gu
8oben. Der ritterlide Mcrgan befabl nun
gang faltbliiti9, benielben raS Strn aus51'
I6lagen, mas ben AUDI elmer BON Der Janb.
erbanbe nit benz Splben ieiner MuSfete that.
Die 2ei9e liee er ant 8eSe liesen /; etelelbe
Warb ibrisens ipdter BON eint9en in Spri19
felO parpltrten @olDuten beerbt9t. GA.
8reuGen. 0rr. y. Sisnturt III aus
8Olen Elm Dur9au8 palienbeS @ei4enf 5use'
suu9eu, ndullid elm 5cl5fufen, in tpel4er
F9 etn Iebr 1dSn searbeiteter Strid nit
ldwaraweiBer S4leifs ftr ieinea SalS BE- e
ltinumt, beiubet> q. "
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@um Gbemamboab Sbalc.
Ole mebeaen BON 9Ifbby's @ap pertriebei,,

@aIbingtOn, 16. Suit. Sine Qbt6st.
lung @aSaIerte nnb Nrtt0erte rsIGe ppr etnts
gen Tagsn ton Sen. 9etabelman mah bem
S6enantD a6ttale auf cine NscUgnCscirunses
tour ausselunpt purpe, tebrte eelern 3uvitd.
@%pmmanpant SbtrF 2Opsa, bsrt6te,
Da6 er Aur psntee Nsbe0tn I'm GboIs FAM ;
CT entStdte, bas bte Gorce, wsIds @lbt9's
Sap be|ebt 6atttn nur aus 10000 Manp
belanb. Gr maGte einen Nuerif uno Ssrsrteb
bieIe, rptet er einen Nsbeleu @snerol Noius
tonteu unD DerIhtspeue anbere SIf,tere unb
SplOatsn ~ssfaugsn nabm.
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Das 0af9inetOn @brcntcle MID 3uuerlai
it9e Na4rtGt baben, baB Secs Nrmee fi4 In
BOILER nncronung 70 fdnsu ole mTslia auf
&tGm0no 5u beWeSe unb lstne gcrbut' ssltern
Nor8cn tn 5ront 1tOHal etnsetrofsn fet. Sin
9tfan9en eingebr16ter 8ebeleuUff3ter bebaup-
tets, boB See fG nt4t bteiettS @tdmunb l6las
gen iperoe, tpern er rS irssnbpie SermetOsn
tSnue. Der Walttnetpn Star beauetfslt bic
Nneabe, baB Sees 0urbut fGcn tn 6rDnt So
pal mare uno mstnt, bies Jet Gin Ding Der
unmSsIt&fett, Iflbt penn Dte jineltn Neeen-
ei1s, pslGe jspe mtlttGrtiGe 8ewesuns CT
iHperen maitn, ntGt fattsefuncem bdtteu.
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Gus 0ifsburg.

gtdsburs, 8. Suit. Sen. Sherman
marlatrt Sttt& unO Divp teute atsnb uO@
Bolton srrstGen, ipstGsS baIbpe8s SptlA'H
BIER uno Suflon, Wtth, lts8t.
DEN lsetsn YlaGrtaten sufCl8s mar SO9as
lfcn's 6anptauarttsr an lsbtsrem Blabe. &Rs
E@ 8tde6ur9 ussrss6en bate, ritdte @eneraI
Sasr6aus' DtptItOn (Ote &cautgarte SbsFs
man's) pom 8ts 8laf Glu0t nab otel'm
plabe Dor, pobt Te nit Den feinelt6en Ytfets
tea6nbt8 SHarmitssl go teltFb'n getie
Bon benz 6auptcorpS Der @ebellsn mar nt9;s
AZ Iebtu, unb Sen. Sberman tonuts ntdts
bon tim in Grfatrung bvtnsen. Oas UoE'
riiden stua lanelam bon %ltuttsn, tpetl pte
8ess I'm @ebGls SOn u%nlersn Eruppen SsF'
pert tparsn, UNI eth Gurriidsn Oon Solution
,u D%erbinoeru.
Gen. Grants 6anptquartttr 1T nod Bier.
Stins Qrmfr ptrp auf 80-9OtOOO @|anN
9sI6abt.
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@aun barrett 0e5O9ener eiten Gubs
ftituten DSer oa8 &bfGne8Geib "a
-. sahlcn. ~. ~

usbfr BITE 3siF, pen eth 0e;o9ener etneu
SubGttuten lteuen farm, kerr1At I'M MQeen1st-
nsu cine gan, trrtqe NnifGt, trpboe,n Die leete
SfSsr FRS Sen. DroIrBmari9auS R0 aeutt@
senug oariber au6lpritSt. Seft, 4, oer1elbeu
Ia9t aueorIdlt6: SIN Con eribirter farm
fetne Communication be3ablen unb fetnen GIN
feter Rellen, naGOem er lA BET penn SparO
Of @urOlment CUR unterIu6ung g~sntslDst bat. "
OemjuTolge fam tetn 0s3psener, tpenn ct
etnmal fir tuu8lt@ erfldrt uuo mtrlltA etuse'
retbt III, au4 fpatsr rod, tpean ibm bas &rte>
6erleben ntHt 3ula8en iOQte, etuen Subftttuten
ftelIen ooer Dem ~6rtsesmtntiter Die Qaif, etnen
IOlGen Iar i'm 3u bs(orgen, aufbal1en.
Das 9~rt0iIe9tunt, fiA turA einsn Wnbern
~Oertreten Sn laileu, mns Ser pee Gtnrei4uug,
ia tpie eS unS i1etut orr Der drstli6en I'M
terIuAuRs ausseabt tpsrOsn II. e8 iteet Gisrin
etne 8eIdrdntung bteGee RrtSilestums, wel@e
BON Ieer beOenterCea 60lgen uno namentliA
far bsn differentiation eine 9rcBe Wobltbat 1T,
tote mir bur1 etn gsi{piff erl1uter!r spoQeu
Dsrjeutse, wsl6sr BIC. 38 ee3oesn Sat, lit
ssrriat, etuen Su6ft!utea ~ itslsn uOer $500
gu be;ableu, 0aintt ba8 &rte96mintferturt
etnsn (Ol@sn fur i'm felt. &r 1T aber TN
3weifsl, Of ct tar8lt@ lit, UDar Ub elm gspiIer
ntrfItAer Deer eiHgebiloeter f6rperItGer 6ebler
fir btnret6snD miro eradbtet peroen, un TIN
fur uutauglt9 ~ ett1rsn. OGrfte er bic
IunterIuGung be5 Mr3te5 ruD Die GntIGetounG
bss goaro suert abparten, UNI I'm Sale bic
fer tbu faE taugIt1 ertlGrt, %iODanu einen
Subfttutfn gu ftelen pper $500 81 be3nblen,
10 maBte, tpenn er fir untau9lt6 ertldrt Spsr-
pc., lcnte, go. SO an leiuer Gtatt 8ebsn, Cbne
baB Die @teQuna cines Gubtttuten pber Dte
SeSatluug pcn $500 BON i'm p~erlon8t tvers
ben tSnute. ....,
81 aber, ba mad Der ar3tltDsn unterlu>
dung elm S:ellpertreter Mot ttebr 9elteut
reroen fam, muB Scr. SO l@ o0rber na3a
entlGlteBen, in Ieiue GaIAs 81 9retfen uno
trrb lstuer ~uatauslidtstt elnen tauBltGen
Steloertreter lslbIt telen, pDer BITE 2Qsfauf-
IAnme beSotlen, ramtt bas &risgsmiutaertuut
etnen lolhsn fir lin (te1t, uno Yer. 80, Der
on fstne Stelle bate ritdsn miii1en, neil Nr.
SO untauelt@ nnb uidt imrStaupe mar, stnen
Subfitntea III ittlen, bleibt frat, renn TIN Die
&etbe nt&t onBsrOfm trift. aa.
IS Iteat tterin cine beoeutsnoe BeIAr1a=
tung Der Bemtttelten tn Dem 9te4te Sabfttu-
ten su lteaen mno etn grocer Sortbetl f1r Dix
drmertn RtaIen, bsnn Die Grfern tpercrn e
unter bte(en llm(GnOsn RiAt auf etne Grstlt9'
llnterla6un9 antprnmen l0lien, ipnnern psar
Fe ntGt islbit fsften wuGsn, iu8tsi6 IN bt'
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Giftunbert Wlilipnsn ii etne srOSe glas
tiundll&utp. Bsoenfen MIR oter, ooB fdfs Der
sanse 8etrog untsr unS leltf, Dtue frsnof
6alts aufaebrant III unb paB unirre GrUBen
inbnarteaen SNtertNen blltsn, 70 Ite9t eorin
Elm 8sDubtetn BON 5tGrtt unb 8etGtbam,
peldes iopubl ben StOls Der Station btbt, ols
fremOea Nsto beIaomt
Die ~MssresatlaulpE GneldnoS TT 4OO9
Miatuueu, bic 0rantretGs 2206 Mintpnsu
.ub bic Der Ser. Sto1ten 100 Mtltunen.
Sa @twaguug Dec 6~utfaqueleu Der NattU,
tit isbs oerGelbsn 3e6umal 9rSBer, als Die
unIere. sf..er - -g4 .t1ll
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Die SOnitriptiom in s~,lattsbmrs, sf@.

WIattsbxr9, II, Sutt. Die eonltrtn
btrteu, aeeen 3OOOiem1Gen, f%eierten Os og6aRi"
pur& cine WrucelRun unler @luiitt s9lettnns
unb tpteperbplts 6Ods fir ben PTalPs"''n,
Sen. Weabe, ben WrOiCbmarI@au IL a. H.
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DieMationalfbmI6

Dts lOlsenbs IobsIe gibt etne Serslstasnbs
uebetTGt Der NatiOna!Inulb tn ba(6jGbrlt@eu
WeriCben felt 8eginn oe8 &rteees:
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Sal4e sreifsn, UNI stnsn StsISsrtsttsr gu sr<
ianset.
Sober IntaugltHs SfmittsIte bsfreit Icmit
bnrA 8e3oblurs Der $500 einem ieinsr 6in.
t~erm1nuer.
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(Sar ben gpeter.l

ohS NOlfsfeft in MDft'S Gain.
Der gtnSanS gum Sain mar lebr geIGmaG.
SOl mil Saub8ertnbrn, 8lumen un6 BuAbsS4
nenf's OstOrtFt. 9IO& idSuer nabm fi6 bic
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dry, for the final touches. Every mai
had visions of smoothe clean linen, II
repay him for his unaccustomsd efforts
Such is hope.iz~ s..
Charley took the first step. Planting
his iron on the front of his shirt, smell
greeted his nostrils, and he lifted it again
to behold a large brown mark. the pre-
else shape of the fat-iron, burned on the
bosom of his best shirt, Minnie's iron
being almost cold, was travelling briskly
up and down his shirt. but producing nc
visible effect. @ FE sTiea
It was humiliating, but true, that Joe
took an order to gentleman s furnishing
store that morning for supply of linen,
and the washed clothes were consigned
to the pot-closet to await Susy's return.
Susy' 8 returnl How can describe it!
Every man on that day found he had an
imperative engagement abroad, and the
little maiden found an empty house. She
went first to the parlor. Dust lay in
piles. One curtain was torn from the
cornice, and lay hands against the win
dow. Cigars half-smeked, some reduced
to mere stump; spittoons were in every
corner; the chairs were promiscuously de.
ranged, on the eenter-table three bottles,
two demij ohns, pack of'cards, and about
a dozen tumblers replaced her pretty
books. The piano bore two pair of boots,
deposited there when the owners were tee
tired to go up stairs, and forgotten after
ward, the Canterbury had dish OF
chicken salid reposing peacefully upon it;
one ottoman supported a hat and cane,
another coat; every chair carried some
relic Of the departed guests, here hand
kerchief, there cigar-case, on one a nock-
Iet.comb, on another toeth-pick. Susy
was dismayed; but like a brave little
woman, determined to face the muss al
once. The kitchen came next. As we
described it on the eventful ironing day
so it remained, reaches inclusive, meander.
ing everywhere. The library was next
in order, and il was the counterpart Of the
parlor only more deranged; dining room
ditto; the bedrooms to match. re
Susy looked at the washboards in the
bathroom, the market bask ct In the libra
ry, the parler chairs in the kitchen. CsIt
was nearest Joe said, when he brought
them oat;) the frying pan in the best bed.
room, Charlie broke his basin;) the bread
pan in the spare room, (for dirty water
Joe said; , the dish cloths in the bedroom.
(towels all dirty. She contemplated th.
floors unswept for a month; marked thu
dust, the accumulation of a similar time
and then went to her own room, the onl,
orderly because undisturbed place in tn,
house. A little note lay on the table.
"We own beatI It takes woman
We beg pardon! Well never do SO an,
more! Clear up and invite us to dinner
GIVE PENITENT BACHELORS.s
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A SLEEPY WISH.
BY ETHEL LYNN.

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| wish / could sleep till this war should
~ be over, sl IS .7a,i..,, .5-s'...s
And never wake up till knew
The sisters so wayward had come to their
ma, y4a hgl a 4s
And promised allegiance anew.
Till Abraham settles the worrisome seat,
And DaEis-(it don matter how,
Whether JEFF. low and humble, comes
g Or is tied to the sour apple bough.
Till cotton is growing, and wool is put
89 down, asa. ..t
T Till dollars are dollars once more,
Till gold is at>par, aud the feminine foot
May venture to step In a store. h.
Till bonnets come down in shape and in
price, p ls e. su ss.. 3.
And coffee don't bring to your mind
Agricultural thoughts, as you anxieusly
- SIP, z
(. Trying thus the true favor to End.
I am tired of battles, and fighting, and
. .f
Ofseeing poor MANNED, shattered men,
OF hearing, how General Somebody went
To fort, and then came back again.
Of seeing brass buttons on laggards at
home, - a
OF shoddy-who holds his head high,
As though he heard not from The blood
on the ground, ,ya Az
Like Abel s, a dead brothers cry.
or cayil and sneer coming over the sea,
+, At the wounded Republic, sore crush
ed;
For the scream of our eagle, exultsnt no
more,
By the cannon loud thunder is hush
ed.
Now if one could sleep, and upon spring
day,
Like dormouse just vel turing out,
Shoaida find everything in prosperous
Methinks there would go up shout.
No mtre vacant chairs by the sad, waiting
No more missing" links from the
iell chain;
No graves where a stake, and it may be
| zgba flower, a,sn a ass
/ Shalln.ark where a hero was slain.
My prayers for the Union, my hand for
assa her flag, fooIl 80 -4sts- "a
My hopes for, her triumphs at last;
But as can't fight, | do wish | coult
sleep Il 58a
!. Till the wearisome struggle is past.