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DY ELIZA COOK.

Once Bruce Of Scotland flung him down
In lonely mood to think
'Tis true he was monarch and wore a crown,
Bat his heart was beginning to sink.
For he had been trying to do great deed,
To make his people glad;
He had tried and tried but he couldn't succeed
And his heart was sore and sad.
He flung himself down in sore despair,
AS grieyed as a man could be;
And as hour after hour he pondered there,
81 must give up at last" said he.
Now just at the moment a spider dropped,
With its silken cobweb clue;
And the king, in the midst of his thinking
stopped
10 see what the spider would do.
1t soon began to cling and climb
Straight up with strong endeayor,
But down it came, time after time,
As near TO the ground us ever.
But, nothing discouraged, again Il went
And Travelled a half-yard higher;
Twas a delicate thread it had TO tread
And a road where It's feet would tire.
Again it fell and swang below,
But again it quickly mounted;
Till up and down, now fast, now slow,
Nine brave attempts were counted.
"Sure," cried the king, "the foolish thing
VIII strive no more to climb,
When it tolls so hard to reach and cling,
And tumbles every time"
But steadily upward, inch by inch,
Higher and higher It passed,
Till bold little run, at the very last pinch,
Put it into its web at last.
Bravo brayol" the king cried out,
"All honor to those who try
The spider up there deied despair
lie conquered: why shouldntI"
And Bruce Of Scotland braced his mind,
And, as gossips tell the tale,
He tried once more, as he'd tried before,
And that time he did not fail.
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WHOLE NUMBER 433.

con, chatting with unwonted fire. Gas
set, you're rascal
Take care. Deacon Peabody, take
care, added the unfortunate shopkeeper.
i remarked you were rascal, Gasset.
You've got and married two wives, and
that ere's fiat burglary, ir know any
thing about revised statoots.'
Two wives !! shrieked the French wo-
man.
HALF a dozen for aught / know to the
contrary, said the deacon. Now you
clear out of my house and 90 TO the sta
tion, and clear into Boston won't have
nothing more to do with you
But, deacon, hear me-
i don't wan's TO hear you, ye sarpini,'
cried the deacon, stopping HE -~-.-a- ...;th
his hands +; marryin' two wives and COM
in courtin' third. Go long-clear out
Even Mrs. Peabody, who was inclined
to put in word for the culprit was 81
fenced. Susan turned from him in hor-
ror; and, in despair, he fled to the rail-
way station, botly pursued by the clam,
orous and indignant French woman.
That afternoon as Miss Susan Pea.
body was walking towards the village, she
was overtaken by Mr.. Jonathan Doub-
kins, dressed in his best, and driving his
fast going horse before his Sunday go-to-
meeting chaise. He reined up and ac-
costed her:
Halo, Suke get 10 and take ride
Don't keer il | do, Jonathan, replied
the young lady, accepting the profered
seat.
Il say, you, said Jonathan, grinning,
that ere city feller's turned out pooty
pup, aint hep You had narrer escape,
didn't ye? pursued the old lover. But
be want never OF any account, anyhow.
What do the old folks think about it?
They amt said word since he clear
ed out
Forgot that night rode you home
from singing school ? asked Jonathan,
suddenly branching off.
No, hain't, replied the young lady,
blushing and smiling at the same time.
Remember them apples gin your
oh, yesp
We'll, they was good, wasn't theys'
Yes
Got hull orchard Of them ere kind
Of fruit, Suke, said Jonathan.
Susan was silent.
'G'lang!' exclaimed Jonathan, putting
the braid on the black horse. Have you
any idea where you are going, Suke?
Pm going to the village
No you amt; you are going along
with me-
Where TOP
'Provideuce-and you don't go back
until you're Missis Doubkins, no how you
can fix it,
How you talk, Jonathan
Darn the oil folks said Jonathan,
putting on the string again eff / was TO
cave you with them much longer, they'd
De trading you off to some city feller with
a half dozen wives already
The next day as Mr.. and Mrs. Doub-
sins were returning home in their chaise,
Jonathan said confdentially:
May as well tell you now, Suke, for
hain't got any secrets from you, that
Sasset never seen them women alore
hey came steppin' into your house and
,lowed him up. ] had, though. Cost
ne ten dollars--thunder teached them
What TO say, and / expect they done it
veil. Old Gasset may be shopkeep-
IT, but if b e expects TO get ahead OF
Jonathan Doubkins, be must get up
,laguey sight earlier in the morning
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-15

To KEEP EGGs.-Take one-half peck
lime, ounces salt, ounce cream tartar,
with as much water as will reduce the
composition to the consistence Of cream.
Place the eggs carefully in this, and if
kept down they will keep two years. AS
the water evaporates, add little.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-15
SUGAR CoNsUMPr1oN.-The tot

SUGAR CoNsUMPTIoN.-The total
quantity Of raw sugar, foreign and do
meetic, consumed in the United States
during 1868, was 284,308 tunb, against
1872 All tuns, in 1S65-showing a de-
crease of 148, ,103 tuns. Cuba supplied
the greatest quantity of any foreign
country, the amount being 135, ,232 tuns,
received at New York. The quantity of
maple sugar raised last year was about
$4,000 tuns.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-15

How My BoYs BREAK CoLTs TO
THE HALTER.-Take three-eights cotton
cord, "a piece of bed cord will do, make
tight loop, just large enough to pass
around the lower jaw, and pass the cord
over the neck, bringing the cord down
through the loop. Then, standing by
the animals side, give him q sudden
check. Then pass on the other side and
do the same thing. This maneuvering
for short time will learn him to turn
without check. Then stand in front,
and with gentl e pull the colt soon
follows. If be does not follow give the
colt few more checks, and in few
minutes the colt follows with a slack rope.
c. G. TAYLOR.
An instructor in managing colts and
horses, who essays to rival Rarey ties
the cord around the neck about twelve
inches from the head, rather close, then
passing the cord through the mouth and
also through the cord around the neck,
and then performs as above.
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There are running at large at least S0,-
900 deserters. The whole number who
have deserted since the war began is
stated TO be I27,157.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-15

Once Bruce Of Scotland flung him down
In a lonely mood to think;
'Tis true he was monarch and wore a crown,
Bat his heart was beginning to sink.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-02
TsaE RAID PENNsYLVANlA
&c, Nc.. &C.. DC. Nc.


NEw YoaK, 3l-The Herald's correspondent
writing from Deep Bottom 2oth, says that
prisoners report that when il was discovered that
the second corps was north of the James, the
enemy Immediately commenced pouring in rein
forcemeuts both from Petersburg and Richmond
Gen Lee was taken entirely by surprise and was
obliged To use the utmost dispatch 10 rush troops
TO the threatened point.
During the night the enemy continued
strengthening the splendid natural position lie
held. which in the morning was found. together
with the numerous reiniorcements, too strong to
assail
All the roads to Richmond, between the
James and White Oak Swamp we're strongly de
Tended.
Last evening Merritt's brigade of cavalry
drove Hampton troops from an important point
on the Central road, which was held until 10 A.
" next day. when the rebels came out in three
brgades of infantry. making steady assault on
Merritt's force, who had dismouuted
After falling back in order to "A reserve brigade,
both delivered destructive volley and then
charged.
The rebels broke aud fled in confusion leav-
Ing their dead and wounded ON the field
1T the same time Gen. Griggs division be
came engaged AZ another point with superior
force and the fighting was severe. Davis brigade
receiving the largest share He was oblke1go
WELD portion of the ground ami lost one gun.
but >oon rallied, checked the advance of the
reoes. ard finally drove them back
Gen Ktutz took possession OF Malvern Hill
which hsd been lbandonel by the rebels 20 pro
tect one OF the Richmond roads
General Gibson, after the repuise Of the rebels
relieved the cayalsy with his infantry and skir
mished with the enemy &C night and took up
new position
Lieut. Fletcher. of tie 20th Massachusetts. and
Il Fisher, OF General Mott stan, are supposed
10 be CAPTURED
Captain McEwan of General Barlow stall. i
killed or captured
The Menao,A did good service during the en-
gagement
These operations hsI the ellsc, oi drawing
large force from Petersburg, and greatly alarm
ing Lee
The Richmond TX miner. in speaking OF be
tight on the 26.h. ue,r New Market. ackuoN =
edges defeat and the loss of hour - pound
PARROTS
Ii also SAYS Gran, j. 10 attack three points
simultaneously peep Bottom. Fort Drury, and
Petersburg
NV YokS. August The morning papers
have nothing later from Petersburg thar our dis
patches yesterdiy. and bui few additional details
The folio~ing J. all there J. of Interest.
The Times special before Petersburg on July
30, saw.
As soon after Gaybre,k as it vas practicable
for troops 10 move in eo operation an immense
mine reaching fr away under the enemy's line
of earih~osks. Ia front ot Burnsiie's corps. was
fired
The explosion the signal tor the discharge
OF every piece ol astilerr ae have in position
from the ApPouaitoN 20 our extreme lett
The effect Ma mtg hcent ninety i've pieces
ol ordnance hrei simultaneously that it
seemed As ii they might have been discharged bs
+ tae pull Of one LANYARD
The firing thus herces opened kept up in
the same manner. wiki scarcely a percepii5le
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-02

HEADQrAETERs ARMY or THE PoToMAc.l ;

HEADQU AETERs ARMY or THE POTONACf
July 30, p. NJ
Reports Just in say that We have possession Of
the entire first line of the rebel works. and a
large number Of prisoners.
Our loss in the charge was severe.
Our men had 10 cross an open field 20 reach
the rebels
The troops Engaged we've the 9th corps aud the
18th corps supporting 1.-THE - ana 5fh corrs in
reserve
The firing is still going on with great fury.
Generals Grant an1 Meade, with all the corps
Generals. are at The front, watching the progress
Of affairs.
The Tribune's special dated Headquarters Ar
my of the Potomac. in front of Petersburg July
30. says:
The grand conflict commenced in earnest at
daylight this morning.
loud aud continuous roar of cannon all along
The lines startled the whole country from it.
slumbers. anu spreading throughout the army the
widest excitement aud enthusiasm
Gen. Grants new flank movement entirely
changed the aspect OF affairs here. By il his
richt was thrown on the north side of James
river, within ten miles Of Richmond, enabling
him to switch his entire force on either side OF
the river in a very few hours, and compelling the
enemy to cover Richmond with large force. "a
well as Petersburg and the exterior line which
they could not 10 and have TO risk general en-
gagement at the same time
The artillery duel progresses magnihcently Al
this hour The muske,ry have nO; vet come
into action. but the whole army j. under arms
and in line ot batrle
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DR.. STRlCKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
Sfricklamd's Pile Remedy.
NOtice to Owners of Dogs.
OFFICE or Cir CLERK,
INDIANAPOLIS. lSD., July II, 1864.


AZ HEREAS, AN ORDINANCE PASSED JUNE 7th
1862 by the Common Council Of the city Of Indian
apolis, entitled An Ordinance regulate and restrain
dogs from running at large in the city Of indianapolis
provides:
lst That all persons owning or harboring any animal
OF the dog kind nhe city of Indianapolis, shall pay
annual license therefor Of one dollar for each male and
five dollars for each female.
I'd That the City clerk shall issue or cause to be is
sued 10 every such owner OF other person. applca
cation written license for every such animal of the dog
kind aud he shall also furnish such owner or other
person. check OF brass copper marked and number
ed from number up with number corresponding with
the license
3d. That any person owning or harboring any animal
Of the dog kind in the city OF indianapolis shall procure
and place upon the neck of SEch dog btch subStan
ta collar OF leather, ir0n copper brass other dura-
be material TO which shall also be attached the license
check herein above referred and other
the identical one issued by the Clerk shall be worn by
uch dog bitch and in Of loss of such check,
duplicate shall be furnished By the Clerk ct the expense
Of the appli ant.
4ih. Tnat any person owning or harborng or having
the Of any vicious dog shall suffer
permit the same TO 60 unconfned run al large during
the day time.
5th That no person persons shall keep -harbor
suffer 10 remain in about his her their premises,
animal Of the deg kind which by loud and frequent
and habitua barking, bowling yepng, shall cause Sc
rious annoy disturbance the neighborhood.
9Th Thst any person OF persons not complying with
the fore o;ng provisions Of said ordinance shall for each
violation upon conviction before the Mayor Of the city
Indianapolis. be fined in any not exceeding twenty
dol ar. together with costs Of prosecution.
eth That shall be the duty Of the policemen Of the
aii city Kill all dogs found running at large, unless
the persons harboTnc the same have complied
with the foregoing pros isOns Of said ordinance
Now, therefore, all persons owning, harboring OF hav
ing the OF any animal Of the dog kind within the
CRY of Indianapolis hereby respectfully requested
and notified call at the City Clerks ofhcee, No :
Glenns Block and comply with the foregoing provisions
of the said ordinance without further notice.
By authority.
{. :. BUTTERFiELD. City Clerk.
Attest
JOHN e.. WATERS, Deputy
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from Baltimore

BALTIMORE. August IA letter from Fort
ress Monroe saws:
Later advices from the front show that We were
unable TO hold all the ground gained in the as
Sault on saturday. Il being mostly commanded
by an inner line, and that the works taken by
our forces were recap,ured 10y the enemy
We took five hundred prisoners in the a.-
Siuit
The loss on both sides Is probably from 1 600
% 5.000
Reports from Ge;tysbugg AMI Emmettsburg
represent that panic exists there and through
oui that country. the people believing the rebels
re approaching Ia large force
This morning the train from Frederick came
IN a usual. and brings the report that great ex-
element prevails there ou account OF Hunter
order for the expulsion OF rebel sympathisers De
yOnd our lines
The train from Sandy Hook arrived this mern-
ing No rebels on the road
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TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT or ISprAxA.l
BUREAU or Finance,
indianapolis. June d. 1864

INDIANA OFFICERS. who have been or are serving In
the army are informed that their Ordnance Returns
will be made up and presented 20 the proper Department
and certificates of acQutiauce obtained nee Of carge
by applying Mr. G r. Rocker Chief CLERK state Ord
nance Department, Office stairs over yaiens hard
store, No Il West Washington street Indianapolis.
By making returns. a. above directed officers will
only al fee but they viii be able 70 settle with the
Government and draw their pay from one to three
months earlier than II the business is entrusted 10 Claim
Agents
BY order % Governor MokroS
". II. II. TERRELL.
l--S-du Financial secretary
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JoLikr. lLL July 81 The German Catholic
Church here was struck by lightning 10 cay dur
ing sers ice Five persons were Instantly XII ed .
and fourteen severely injured, three of whom
have since died
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Trains arrive.
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