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CAuoHr At LAsr.-For some time past the
residence Of Mr.. Dickson. at No. 9l2 Sergeant
street, has been repeatedly robbed Of clothing
and other valuables. At one time gold watch
was taken, handsome silk dresses, uader cloth-.
ing, &c. Being satisfied that the theft was g NJ
mitted by some one In the house, little girl n
the employ Of Mr.. Dickson was suspected, nd
from the tact that few iriding articles we're
leund 10 ner possession, she was arrested sna
committed 70 prison.
Since then the house was again robbed, and
the aid OF the police was cailedEin. Finally, Il
was proposed TO search the house and sec II they
were secretea anywhere. Search being made, a
were found In the trunk Of female boarder
named Eliza Carroll, who was al once arrested.
and the little girl who had been uniuetly perse.
cuted was liberated.
In the trunks of Eliza were also found num-
Der of fine table cloths, napkins, knives and
forks, and other articles, which had undoubtedly
been stolen from some one else. Tho accused
was committed for trial by Alderman Hibbard. y
+ BErIoEe SOLDIERS TO DssERT.-This afier-i
noon Bernard Fitzpatrick, Robert Cunningham, >
and James McKenna were auagned before the
United seatcs Commissioner upon the charge Of
enticing soldiers 20 desert from Camp william
Penn.
The men after deserting were taken 10 New
jersey, and there sworn into the servica again an
was most conclusive, as Il was shown where one
Of the defendants had secreted one OF the SOL
diers whom he had enticed away from camp to
his house. Another was hid away In q wagon,
and covered with hay. The defendants were
held 10 answer.
MEETING OF THE AoRrcULTURAL SocIRTY. -
This morning a monthly stated meeting of the
Society for the Promotion of Agriculture was.
held at their rooms on Walnut street, Craig Bid
die, President, in the chair.
The Chair acknowledged the receipt Of a num-
of Agricultural Reports from Honorable CherleA
O'Neil.
NJ. Herkness, of the Philadelphia Bazaar.
II was stated that the amount realized frout
the Agricultural Department at the Fair had
been Sll leo. n ~ 4
DIR. Mcclure, v. s., read from a Scottish work
a short extract on Pleuro Pneumonia as Il appesrs
in cattle. II does not believe the disease 70 be
an epidemic one; but depending more on tho
atmospheric influence and other causes. The
Society then adjourned.
On DuTY AoAIN.-Captain Thomas II. EuiSH
Assistant Adutant General TO General Gesry,
of the I'd Division of the 20th Army Corps, who
was wounded on the 18th ult., in the thigh, Il
doing well and again on duty. The Captain Il q
Philadephian, started with the 2Sth Regiment
and has been through all the battles of the Army
Of the Potomac, and for year past with Johnson,
of the Army Of the Cumberland.
FIRRs-This morning, about 8 o'clock, a no
occurred in a stable attached to the foundry Of
Stuart & Peterson, on Noble street, abovo Tflk
teenth. The flames originated ia the hay Ioft,
and were extinguished with trifiug damage. 4.
About quarter to nine o'clock this morning.
fire occurred ut the cabinet maker shop of
Kenton & Otter, No. 6l0 0irard avenue Tho
damage WAS not heavy.
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA,

New York, July 6.-The Ocean steamer Queen,
from Aspinwall on the 9th ult., has arrived with
$4,000 in treasure.
Panama adyices of the 9th of June state shat
Chill is taking steps to fortify Valparaiso, to pur-
chase war steamers, etc.
A Spanish gunboat visited Callao under flag
of-truce on the Sd ult., to treat with Peru, in
order that, in the event of scarcity Of provisions
on board the Spanish squadron, hostilities might
be suspended long enough to obtain them with
out resort TO compusion.
Peru has refused 10 hold further communca-
ton with the spaniards.
The United States frigates Lancaster and 50.
Marys were at Callao.
A revolution had broken out In Santa Martha,
and the Governor Of Magdalena is arrested.
There Is nothing new from the coast.
The schooner General Harvey, which ran away
from San Francisco, two years ago, with a cargo
of quicksilver, &c has been captured at one Of
the Gallipagos islands. The captain had been
murdered by his crew.
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Markets hY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Flour advanced l5C925c.
Sales OF 1850 bbs. State at Sl090+0; Onto $il2S9
Ofl20O0 bush. Chicago Spring fl25Dl 5j; Milwaukee
Club, sl3c0i40i red Western. tl45gr5Oi Canadian,
slT6.
Stocks are better. Chicago and Rock Island,
ll3k; Cumberland Coal GO; Illinois Central. l3li< I;
ing, 1874 Hudson River 1885, Canton Company, 39z
Missouri Ga, 69 Erie, ll5l Cleveland and Toledo, la
One Year Certificates 9614 Treasury Seven Turtles lU6
FNeTUenty Coupons, l04it Coupon 6s, l0i; Gold. $50
BALTIMORE, July 6.-Flour dull at S9256o
$3.50 for Howard Street supernne. wheat iiru. New
Wheat IL coming forward slowly Sales of 1000 bush
Maryland white at S215. Corn quiet AZ tl60 fer white
and SlG2 for yellow. Whisky firm at 81 S36glS5
CAIRo, July Sat the Government sale of
Cotion yesterday $50 BALES sold srs7@43, average
el40I, Flour dull and sales confined TO oS grades.
Wheat dull aud low grades easier Corn lirm and active
Oala daelLned Rnainess Eeneray very doll
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TO-DAY's WASHINGTON NEWS.
gpeeIal Bespatches % EvenIng TeIegrAph.
wAsunoTON, July 6.

wAsunoTON, July 6.
The New Secretary.
Mr.. Fessendcn and Mr.. Chase have been
closetcd together sll the morning. Nothing is
positively known with regard to his future fuan-
cial policy.
Movements OF Secretary Seward.
Secretary Seward has accepted an invitation 70
visit the coast of Maine, in August, in company
with the Special Committee Of the House, who
90 TO examine the defenses.
The Rebel Raid.
Nothing further from the Raid-Government
officials seem 10 be satisfied that all is going on
well.
Acts OF the Late Congress.
Congress, during the late session, passed two
hundred and thirteen acts and sixty joint reso-
lutions.
Captain winslOw Made n Commodore.
The Navy Department are jubilaut over the
siuking of the AjaJama, and Captain Winslow,
commanding the Rearsdge, has heen made a Com
modore He is a native OF North Carolina, but for
some years past has been a citizen of Massachu-
sctts. By naval laws, when an inferior vessel
sinks a superior one, her entire value goes to the
yictors. An appropriation will be made by Con-
gress. The alabama was worth 100000, aud
Captain Wnslows share will be from $4,000
TO $1,000 while the lowest seaman or ship-hand
will get from $1,000 to $500.
Mr.. Chnse's Estimates.
In Mr. Chase's annual report on the state of
the finances for the fiscal year eudin on the 3Oth
June, 1862, dated 4th December, 1864 (page 2),
he says ION the supposition that the war may
be continued with undiminished disbursements
until the lst of July, 1854, the debt likely to
have been then incurred must be estimated at
Sl,744, ,6S5, ,5S6's0."
This estimate was made nearly nineteen months
in advance, when the debt stood at seven hundred
and twenty millions, and the increase of the debt
for one month before and a month afterwards,
was at the average rate of 81 900 per diem.
In the period covered by the forecast of the
Secretary, the debt has actually increased, in
round numbers, one thousand and twenty -four
millions, at the average rate Of 81, 800, 900 per
diem of 572 days.
On the 18th of June, two days before the period
fixed, an official publication Of the debt shows its
amount to be Sl,740,036 6sO'53. If we add four
millions for these two days, which is about the
present average increase, we have the estimate
justified and verified with a precision which has
no parallel in financial history.
Taking all the contingencies into view, an error
of one hundred millions would not have surprised
adopts on statistics; but the figures ascertained
come within less than one million Of the amount
predicted.
Land Affairs.
The General Land Office has just submitted for
signature, 1900 pieces of agricultural land scrip,
equal to 20SOO0 acres, leaving 2637 pieces of l60
acres each to be funded to complete the compile
ment of the State of Ohio under the law.
Naval Prizes.
The following additional prizes have been ad-
Indicated at the Office of the Court Auditor, and
are now ready for payment - Cosestoga, capture
20 bales cotton; Conestoga, capture 27 bales
cotton; RGsca, capture Miriam
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WAR IN ARKANSAS.
Rebels Trying to Cut General
Steele's Communications.
MARMADUKE NEAR NAPOLEON
Three Hundred Rebel Pris.
oners at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July 5.-Upwards of 300 Rebel
prisoners arrived yesterday on the steamer
Gladiator, from Little Rock, in charge of a bat
TALON Of Merritt's Horse Veterans, on furlough.
They left for Rock Island last night
officers from Duval's Bluff, Ark, on the 2oth
Of June, say that Shelby had not returned to
Clarendon, but it was thought he would do 80.
General Carr reached Duvals Bluff on the
Both ultimo.
Aarmaduke is still south of the Arkansas river,
ten miles below Napoleon. His force consists of
his own men and those of Bridge, Dockery, and
Cabell, with six or eight pieces Of artillery.
There is no Rebel artillery force between the
Arkansas and White rivers, and only three COM
panies Of guerillas.
Apprehensions Of a siege of Little Rock are
much diminished, and there Is but one brigade of
Rebels on Saline river.
The Rebel design is evidently to cut Steele
White river communications, which however will
be very difficult, but If it should be done there
are three months provisions in Little Rock and
at DuvRl's Bluff.
The White river Is patrolled by tin-clsds, sup
ported by q land force.
The saw mill at Marshall wGs burned East
night Loss $4,000.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,
STATE OF Thermometer TO-DAY.-six A. NJ
60. Noon, SO. One p. NJ, s5. Wind w.

PASSING CoUNTERFEIT CURRESoY.--Charles
S. Chew was taken into custody at Ridge avenue
and Wallace street, yesterday afternoon, upon
the charge of passing counterfeit so cent cur
rency. When arrested he had nearly $50 worth
of the bogus paper in his possession. He passed
IL at several stores, and was subsequently
watched and arrested. He was handed over TO
the United States authorities.
SERIOUS FALL.-A young man, named Fred.
Flemme, fell from the third. story window of a
house atthe corner Of Seventh and Noble streets,
about 70 O'Clock last night, and broke his arm
and leg. He got up TO listen to serenade, and
fell asleep in the window. lie Is not expected TO
recover.
TWENTIETH SECTION SoHooL BOARD. - This
Board have organized by the election of JOS F.
Marcer as President and Chas. d. Calladay as
Secretary.
ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
AT noon to-day steamer containing 1870 sick
and wounded soldiers, arrived at Arch street
wharf. The men are being removed 70 the va
rious hospitals.
Prison INsPRcToRs.-No changes have been
made in the organization Of the old Board of
Prison Inspectors. The board consequently
stands as follows President John b. Bidde,
NJ. D.; Secretary, Edmund Smith; Treasurer,
Isaac b. Gauigues.
COMMITTED. - Yesterday afternoon Henry
O,Neil, charged with having cut Henry Force
with knife, from the effects Of which he died,
was committed TO prison to await the result ofthe
COroner's investigation.
PREsENTAToN.-Th Orion Association hss
\ N%theEn Liberty Hose comP"sy ~
Y. ? 80. Il ySs gpsrSssiP prsssiPP'csff 81 the Ps
company by Conrad B. Andrsss, kaq; W..
RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS meetinf ~ WORK
ing Womens Relief Association ~ nelu '0'
morrow evening at SAMSON q, 1EshaN
RroRuIrIsa.-w -wmrallls Pc payment o.
the city bounty .. e ''s r' i'''''
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TO THE CITIZENS OF PHILADBLPHIA

~
q and Pennsyv ana-You again called upOa 10 rally
% the defense Of your state, the Constitution ana the
taskmaser has rallied again in the might OF his wicked
9e ana eSs aenanSs 70 ns pa pStS M armies Of tns uao
zaon, desiituon, aud dsahecton said to exist h his
false security prevent you putting into he asld
force commensurate with me work 70 be perormed-
more deeply into the designs Of the traitors Than ehers
The Rebels have larger force In the nsId than ever
before, Ano are arrestnG the march OF patriotic army
At many points II you would preserve the Unon. there
additional aid wll you do ~ VIII you forget politics,
object now sought 10 be attained BY Patrfolic Aer Is
seeomplshsdl WIN you instead Of asking others % enter
wn me Union Leagues and other patriotic assOoiAtQns
with tie host Of Iberiyf WIN they do someihps ey
an understand prsssrys asa s gniSs y Ss
ss S nn ~ 70 e m onS ensrsa gaady process
sons, public meetings or saaaIy Fers en eas leaving
ss asS or 20 ss Ra9S a9,y IN the as .nd
BY force o. numbers preserve w -S'
e aaS SSoassSSs sssS% esP:ss Sf sE
oul ,ne slo s easy positions, and let ther eces be
supplied 'ah Iet 6s knd q S, ana sassy e
disabled ana We shall Union and At COM
PEsSBS%sy PEssSBo% siisns, sai T require hapass sR 70 an ny
20 the sI army & sSse a,,esS s q ssee or VIII
you spend your precious s ,s ~ Ves ssn ~ b oissa
by Rebel Invasion. We shall see. - -. -.
- desire fbese men within few hours, akd WI nd-
vauce the bounty Of twenty-five ao-tA " s-'H one -
m4siesssa are on CEsHur Street. shove Fh.
opposite the s'''' i'u''' wM D. THOMAS.
0aIcIaI Drawanxs Of the shelby CeIler
Lstisry 'f ksA''at{ 5lss sls--July s, Isss.
u.860. AZ. 45, "a 81, ", ~, 6o. y, 1873
le "A. 90, H,5l 20, A, 90, a7 SO, n, s6, dS, 6S.
chsHlArs sent ~ Aaare,sinf =. =. -.
o6Fllgt1n, w.
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Etc, Etc, Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc, Etc.
--~~~~~~---~--~----~-,y~ ,y~-y~y>~-
HALIFAX, July 6.-The royal mail steamship
Asia, from Liverpool on the 25th, via Queens.
town on the 26th ult., arrived at this port this
morning. The steamer TeIaoRia arrived out on
the 23d, the Australasian on the 25th, and the
Kangaroo on the 26th.
Great anxiety was manifested for the minis
terial announcement Of the result of the Confer
ence, and the rolicy of England on the DanQ,
German question.
There Is very unsettled feeling, and many
joarnals continue to hold decidedly warlike
tone.
The yacht DeerholDld is charged with being
mere tender or Sonsort of the pirate AlaJama.
II was rumored that Semmes is to have another
pirate steamer IN August
The Latest.
LONDON, June 26,-The Conference met on
Saturday, and formally adjourned at 4 o'clock.
A Cabinet Council was held Immediately after,
but nothing transpired as 70 the policy agreed
upon.
1t is stated that orders have been issued by the
English Government 70 have ready all the equip
ment necessary for thirty thousand troops
The King OF WuTtemburg is dead.
LONDON, June 26.-The favorable peace ru.
mors yesterday caused general improvement
in the stock market, and Consols closed at an
advance of per cent.
LIVERPOOL, June 26.-The steamer Peruuian
from Londonderry for Quebec, has returned to.
day with her screw broken.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIvRaPoOL, Friday.-CottoH-The sales of the
week amount to $4,000 bales including IA, 90,
bales TO speculators and exporters. The market
closed quiet but unchanged, at 29id. for Mid
ding Orleans.
Bfeadstutis are imer, with slight advance OF
all qualities.
Provisions are firm, with an advancing ten
dency.
LONDON, June 25-P. M.-COnsols closed to
day at 90d9ls for money. The bullion in thu
Bank Of England has increased El50OO during
the week.
Marine Intelligence.
Arrived from New York, 9th steamer Lon
don az London.
From Philadelphia, 25th, Ttsearora at Liver
col.
Call for Troops 60 Garrison Washington
BosToN, July GA call has been publshe
for five thousand Massachusetts volunteers 70
garrison duty near Washington non-commi;
stoned officers and priyates to receive S20 pc
month from the State Treasury, while in tn
service.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, JULY G.
Reported by Clarkssn Co. Brokers' No. III g. Third 81
BEFORE BOARDS
100 th Read X: 40 81 100 DO sh Binsmore o.. Nc
100 sh do. .plQ 6DX
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THIRD EDITION.
REBEL INVAS SION.
GENERAL HUNTER RAPIDLY MOVING.
REBELS HOLD HARPER's FERRY.
sICEL HOLDS MARYLAND HEIGHTS

BALTIMORE, July G, 1920 P. M-The mail
train for Sandy Hook, below Harpers Ferry, left
this morning, as usual General Hunters forces
are rapidly arriving from the West, and will, no
aoubt, soon confront the Rebels.
The enemy still retain possession Of the Vir-
FiniA side OF Harper's Ferry. General Slgel with
his forces holds Maryland Heights.
An indications thus far strengthen the belief
that the forces OF the enemy do not exceed 5000
- 5000 men, and that it is simply plundering
edition.
RRO9UR SPECIALCORRESPONDENr.
H1ppIsp,;p July 8, 1915 P. M.-No particu.
lar r,ovor,or,haye been made in this imme-
d,ats dire,I. All is quiet at Hagerstown,
which ON. fces hold. General Hunters ammu-
pition hn has reached him, It having passed
Martirirg safely.
Ho. and cattle thieying between Williams
por.Id sharpsburg is carried on extensively by
.htebols.
e are still taking prisoners, cavalrymen,
ptly, representing themselves as belonging to
nboden, indicating that there are more generals
4 the invading force than was at first supposed.
The exact number Of the enemy is not known
their whole purpose is involved in uncertainty.
Their force, however, appears TO bo great, and
moving eastward towards Maryland. The Re-
serve officers will be authorized by the Governor
10 raise troops for State defense alone.
Artillery firing has been heard this morning
by our forces below Hagerstown, in the direc-
tien Of Harpers Ferry.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP
phcaIion win be made the Board az School \, "a
troleis for the renewal Of SCHOOL WARRANT NJ. Si0
eeu lost u ttoleu. iVt,-Ra
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DANo-cERMAN QUESTION.
wkRLIKEToNI OF BRITISH JOURNALS

Etc, Etc. Etc. Eae.. Etc. Etc, Etc.
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EUR RoPEAN NE w s.
THE STEAMSHIP ASIA" AT HALIFAX.
-~-~~~~~~-,>oy~>~>~>o>--~>~~~~~~~
THE "DEERHoUND" A CoNsoRT
OF PIRATE ALABAMA"

Semmes to Have Another
Steamer in August.
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GRAPHIC SKETCH OF THE FIGHT.
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IRRITATION on FEE NECK or THE BLADDER,
IHElAxAAfIoH or THE KIDNEYS,
@a CArAkRH or THE
inLAp>ua.
sfaA10uARr AND DURxlx0, on PAINFUL
uKrxAT1sG. -
Fer sAess diseases IL i truly ssvs essn remedy. ..d
% nedA easnDs - Aid q ~ praise. A sinels Iese
Aas beea knswn - relief he Most urgent sympsons.
sI = o. "a d iArvseA sSs ~ xsssspee.fs:
DAY u - csaaaisstsa Nsaer VIA rsGisve you ~
\ PHvsiciANs
asys is.ssiss ssves - ~ - sfI.eAs. esssss ID
- Aen - - van u > ssGasr rsas6y.
CONSTITUTION wArE1
Has ssved sslf srai 10 he sa.k tAas 49, dsvslvs6
res DIURgTiCs
Ivsl1ses - AuosaA ~ hsspssp, "a by s,.ua..x -
- - = eArsatsAsgsasssisa aaa sp1arnsA iis-
VI pssssa1 - ossaasasses wasss s>1>e $50
-. $500 - 49, ~ - 80 : -
"a = ~ y = ssn : -. = -; -
: roy = asssa = - ~ - s6Isus5
RkADi R9Ar4 HnApfit
So "a "a tsssss;,: III. ~ ~ = 81
~; tt; 80. =: =. b.:
tAs niehs asA = nve nseAs - asout ns4r 49,
~. =. fs.:e = - =. - :. Ia'.. T.. I!,.
nSssGaeS Sisnbssi -. - .st,es -.
=; e =: :; III: = :sE.s - ~ - -
49, ~. :: e. 7, =, ,::, NJ, z I:
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\
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TAE XII u
-. - Iix
d0 81 ! 1911
=s:=::= =. s..! ~
T11 DkooO3 !! : g. !. !
~. 4 4
~~-.,s.r scene ~S - lIIfalntzaSrk
--.-- .s'rs'ss s 80 s.
The Nemphis BI1l61iR e lase 1hn1D
-. $500 - !. ~. q z
- m.,s.- ss.I...:..s' 81 n -. ,.s.
:. rols 80 a 81 - Y.
follows
1.-THE widow q Major Rooih. lake ooua-
mandef q Fort Pilleey oI6uAo1 - HID
there, having aItt19 r Pvt Piehseiney
Col. JAchsoa II o. ~ I3nioed fsaiSs
heavy artiiIer1. "a ~ rasimeut formed
into line for her recspeioas II front a.
it csntses stoca fourteen hSu, = ID
brave fplIows = tread The sarth. Theyl
were tks reunsut u he fsst hstxltnn e
the reuineas .ev drawn up-sell go -
escaped the 6end;.h, sosnes q Fort Pill
low: sce.es that have stnnpea, ~ deeper.
blsckuees on tAe infSaor, 49, Fl tseGooaL
Mrs. Boob eouna forvstd. Is - kasd
she bosvs -. - erS ele11el uith ham
blood. She tookEr ,erfde. & Amt AZ
the fourteen heroes. g htrly undsf her
deceeaed hu,hendss - asud. fke rsnIis
before M observsd ! silepos Hat ussfhll1
of solemn;tv. nay : hardv ~ skeved
bv tvitohinr lipe and humid syes hou he
s;cht q ~ 6sreavSd 11d1 toeehed huuuuus.
thst conld mest 800 samort vU6S1u,3ovved..
and drev on The fountaia e teerp that had
rem.;re.a drsv 80 $50 ~ ni1oen.s siohA
v;tnesssd on the bsttls- fsld sftsr Z Iisrss
action. Tuning 10 TIA men before her
.he Aid .Rov.. I ~; inst neuaa .from (
v;s;t = the 4 osr;tal 3 Nonnd ON. FKere
mv vour countyv. vsupded e u Needy
struOrie in Fort PILLOW, There I found
thu 6sr-vos recognize Il |! Ono q tsGs
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- Tho 1T. Pleasant Journal ays :
awe don't iks to discourage saistmsutls
and von* do Il. bat if more than our
quota II Htaksn from this county, thsir
places 10 The several industrial occspa-
tions nusl b flled from the cthes sex.
But the hdies, God blssa their pstfictic
souls, ooas forward = ouce, and ~ =
the yoanE men go, ed " win sspply
tie vassss;ss." Already several q ~
very elite 81 our yopDg bellies have taken
their positions - clerks. &c., il the stores,
post-ofics, and priating omcs - While
there are many moro Who are waiting.
ready At once to take the places OF oil
who may yet 90 to the field"
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Affefaing % Thsash = 0aa.
The Springfield State Register relate
the following GOOD storv:


the following good story:
Several years ago there vas no harder
worker in the Dubuque lead mina tha.
Old John Barker, or any oas mora uni
formly unlucky. For twenty ysaxs he
had worked--bowiog up smother false
bubble - fast = the old ones collapsed.
Ragged, and bis boots "grinnineb on
either foot, Barker came 10 The eusciusion
that he must have aaothss pair TO
meet the winter: Bot he had little credit:
he knew he M tooksd upon = q ssua-
lucky msn yet be hopsd 70 ssssriks !
lead, - and on the strength on this hope
he asked merchant % trust lin lof !
pair.
"Csa't do it, Baker,
whats the rcasoa I Amt I honest
and Industrious p
aBoth, but yos'rs - ds,;lisA ..l..R,
here you've been miuisR for twenty
years. and hAsn't made cont
"But / shan strike iead yss.s'
:Poh ! But. Baskerye I'n tell yoa .shat
win do With you-if gou,ll auit niaisk,
and 90 to work q sonsshisc el1e. I'll
trnst you for paiE.s
Barrier W1s . moneunnioo o. ninine.
and the pseposision iasshlsd him tssri-
bly,.
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