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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

Uho" J'o"' VIC '.p' " o''S " o"' Wv
dtsrs ,cho ,oas Starciag to Death al
Andersonrille, Ga, - . T. "
I'D sdi ,G8m 49, li1.1psr .s{qaaG
lam dying. comrades, dyingi0 ssJE,ti d
Far away ff;on from friends and honei ID III
In this rebel den I'm lying, yor-f4 +.
Suffering, starving all alone. f-y3
.Had3l bat drink of water. 10 saa5D 4
no Or the smallest piece Of bread, .i'l.
Thus to quench ms thirst and hunger.
Ere Pm numbered with the dead g-..,
oh /. this loathsome. dresrs prison '7i .
Oh this cruel, rebel den. Ia3 3H' q
Where our mothers sens are lying, ges
Treated more like brutes than men,
Nowarm shelter spread above rs,
No green fields in which to roam, gali
Oh, God grant that those who love us
Could have the power to sep9 Us home.
If could but see my mother. ''.
As upon the ground / le,oc .era r
Mingled with each starving brother, M I
r would not be SO hard TO die.
If could bu. get letter, si'
Or some news would only come. 75fi-
Oh. ! know / would get bettaf, ~
If could but hear from home. Z --
l am dreshing, comrades, dreaming,
Surely some one called my name, %
And thought some one was coming,
And would take me home again. -..
Home think I'm going, comrades.
But somehow my sight grows dim.
And see them coming nearer,
And I think hear them sing. ----
Where's the flag, our old flag, comrades
With it's brave red, white, and blue.
i would tell these rebel monsters
Tha, served my country true.
Near they're coming comrades, nearer,
Ican see them playing now;
Bless God. they are bringing water
For my fevered lips and brow.
will thirst. no longer, comrades
For n river now ! see,
And beside it, crystal waters
They have come 10 carry NE.
Is it home. II seems more lovely
Than the home that once wes mine;
And the streets are Ike the starlight,
All day long they brightly shine.
There's wide aud waving meadow,
Where in peace I'll rest and roam,
Oh, thank God! he has released tie,
And l now ar going home.
There's no dark and dreary '.dead line"
There's no rebel sentinel there
0. the fields seem wide and lovely.
And all things are bright and fair
Farewell, comrades. l am going,
For he messenger has come,
And | see clear water flowing;
Lord. be praised I'm going home
And the bravo and suffering soldier
Bowed his manly head. and wept.
Or the cold ground of hi. prison,
And in death he calmly slept
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

nee- The printing of the fivecent notes
end three cent notes has been diseou tin
ued the former in compliance with law
of Congress, and the latter BY Treasury
regulation. ~ ~.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

I~ a gentleman was speaking OF the
kindness of his friends in visiting him
One old aunt, in particular, visited him
Twice year, and stayed siy months ssch
t;ue.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

4 ga. It is said that one Of the dresses
at the Saratoga BAL! cost sren.y-Sve tboas
ac5 dollars
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

ea5- 1t now appears that our iron-clads
were provided with what are called deck
scrapers' These are machines for pass
ing UP through the deck from below nine.
inch percussion shells which are then ex-
ploded and sweep everything overheard
They were tried on the Dictator with
wooden men, and the force Of the explo-
SIGN tumbled everything on deck in:o the
sea, and fra gn:ent Of she'll cut the chain
cable in two. This is fact for the Eng
lish newspapers which propose to capture
our iron ciads by boarding them.
BRIGHT CHILD.-'' Father, what makes
Ben, or milkmaid man, walk so funny ~
why, Milly, you see he froze his feet
so badly once that the doctors had to cut
all his toes off,"
Indeed ia her-then why is Ben Ike
that Union Captain that Gen. Graut cash
iered the other day ?"
"Really, my child, l don't kuow-cau's
think" ' .t
"Why, don't you see ?-he IS no toe.
rious cowherd. Ben is t
"Milly, Milly, child-you'll get mar
red some day"
HoLE-Y.-At camp meeting num-
Der OF ladies continued standing on the
benches, Notwithstanding the frequen.
hints from the minister to sit down.
A reverend old gentleman, noted for his
good humor, arose and said: (: IL think
if those ladies standing on the benches
knew they had holes in their stockings,
they would sit down" This address had
the desired effect-;here was an immediate
sinking into the seats. A young minis
ter standing behind hir1, aud blushing to
the temples, said !: 20, brother, how could
you say that 2" Say thaty' said the
old gentleman, Cts fact-if they
hadn't holes in their stockings, I'd like
to know how theg could get them on"
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, 1865.
rrc-ep, Condition Of the Atlantic cable.


las, have definite and authentic news Of
the rni.hap TO ibe ocean telegraph. The diary Of
Mr., Cyurs W FIELD which ve publish In smother
column. gives very plain statement 0fihs attempt
IN Law the c,tlo and from II VIC must Judge Of the
probability Of ultims,s success. II will be OBJ
served by Mr.. FIELps account that the dispatch
published on "wednesday, relative 70 The parting Of
the cable, conveyed All erroneous impression The
language Of she dispatch was that '1he cable cas
pd,ted on the % Of August" which implied that
a had con cut by the operators on tho Great East
srn. We now le.rn, however, that II broke-to
u,e the land phra.s-,nd That the brsskago WAS
caused BY an injury received by chatting upon ono
of the "horses" over which the cable passed Ia
psying out II wen; to the bottom Of tho oceau
In nearly two thousand fsthoms Of water .nd
TIE fate Of the en1orpres hangs upon the
chances Of fAhing up tho cable and again
attaching IL to the coll upon ihe Great Eastern.
Tho natural suppositon Of person not familiar
with such things would be, that q cable, or an,
thing else, At the bottom Of mid ocean, would 10
very likely 10 ROMAN there. II appears from TIE
report, however, that tie Great Eastern was pro-
vided with sppsrs,us to NEE, such emergency,
and At three different times The cable was success
fully grappled and partly raised to Ito surface
when some Of Ito machinery gave way and
dropped It again 10 H. bed Of the ocean. II seems
tia, Tho Great Taste consumed s,N days In I'M
successful attempts TO raise the cable, and then,
finding that the graphing apparatus was iususi-
Client. The spot Was marked with buoys and tho
vessel returned to England for more sorvlceabe
fshing-tscke. The prospects for the Of the
enterprise arc therefore iAr IRON encouraging AMI
still there is hope. Tie operator. declare that
there Ia no difficulty In grapplpy the
limo where IL lays ami ihsy only re-
quiro an apparatus strong enough 70 draw tho
immense weigh, to the surface Those WHO are in
charge Of the expedition evidently believe this can
he done, and thoy arc certainly the brs, Judges
There is reasonable ground Tor hope, therefore,
mat the Great E,stern will return with suitable
appliances, raise tho cattle, splice il again, snd
compete tho enterprise triumph. Hui It will
r'qiira several weeks TO demonstrate this quof-
lion. The Great Eaitern sailed for Eng and ON the
Sch instant, and is probably a, Liverpool, or Bome
other commercial city, bv this time Probably II
Will require two or three weeks TO prepare the
necessary machinery, a. much longer to hunt up
'he cable AMI (; will, therefore, he the middle Of
September before we shall hear the final decision
concerning the 40 be or not TO be" Of the present
ocean telegraph.
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Another Head ON.

Tni politicians OF this city are IN = commo,iou.
Three or four days ago new Collector was very
quietly appointed to take the place Of the present
Incumbent and now we have tie news that Mosrs
g. oDEIL has been asquety appointed to super ,ede
sr pfsSIsoS In the Naval Oace and runor states
hat this only the beginning Of general revolution
n the Governn nj appointments for this city. Tn.
hiei GAUGE OF anxiety OH the part of politician. ia
hat President Johnson sntirely ignores their ad.
hee aud counsel IN making these changes Even
nc Loyal League, which has done 60 much good
OF Tho country by It's wise suggestions about the
hsrioution OF Offices, Las not been called upon Nv
'he Presdent-in fAcl i.s service, seem no, 10 N.
appreciated by him. This being tho CASE.
no Chance Tor an oflce.holdsr
Put In demurrer b,loro tho dee,p,.
Asns knife striker hun. The whols
SASS oil Government officers are M much
IN tho dark respecting who will next b, ,,,,.,.sd,d
/" . regiment Of soldiers are a. 10 who siu g.,
receive the encmy's bullet All are in . r.nto
ana zach one fears that himself will be thu nav,
man TO receive duplicate OF Presideut Lt,oo, va
letter to MoSTGoNEEY RLAIR-mforu,in, h,,, a -,
his time has come" There ia one featur. o, N.
residents course in this mater, however, which
IL hkely to be discussed by the inner circle Of m,
Loyal League. We refor 10 the coincidence no,I,-
ING more than a cUncli oncc, of course-th,, ,ho
two officers who have been removed ar, bo,h
strong Republicans, while tbeir subsun,t.. ava
10th wa Democrats. Tho question for IN,
Le'guors to decide is, whether thi, circnro.
S'-uee may not possibly have SONS political ri
uncauceg
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The exposition Of ths danger OF ic-ry-boa, trav-
o'ing which Was published In yesterdays srr,
deserves the serious confederation Of the public.
The statements Of our reporter were all the result
OF actual observation upon the various ferry lines
running from this city, and may be REGARDED as
strictly accurate. When wo consider that fully
ope-.hiid Of tho business mon Of New Yorl, p.,.
over these lines twice every day, Ia addition to
the transient patrons Of the ferries Ito importance
Of this subject can hardly be overrsted. Many Of
the boats are rotie. old hulks that gro hsblo 10
SINK At any time they are not supplied with
small boats or lfe-preservers they arc run reck-
lossy, and, in shor, regard is paid to The safety
OF passengers. There nigh. be some excuse for
the nefhcicney Of the ferry lines II ther business
was not such a. 70 justly something better than
We now have hut IL Is notorious fact that they
arc oil making money very rapidly, and
that ihelr stocks cannot 10 bought in
the market. The ferry lines arc owned n
great extent by tho sAme parties tina, own the
street railways and the relationship between the
two nuissnces is plainly visible. Neither csres
anything either for The comfort or the safely OF
passengers and their only aim is to raise The dvi.
dends IN the highest possible notch. Tho stree,
cars may be endured, for the danger from them In
not so imminent; but every person who places his
fee' upon ferry boat takes his life in his hand,
aud has no certainty that he will ever reach the
other sce CT the stream in safety Shall this Qlar.
Ing evil he rectihed now or will We wait until one
OF these old hulks goes down with ito hundreds
Of passeng.rsf
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LfiaLaLs.

AsuBY--in New York, Aug. Il, Nrr. Laura C
Ahhh,' o. Walden! yea ~ yCh-, dldgh;el 4 he
lato d. Na.hlnl' Mllier Fire lisco, Loag lsialdf4,
CARPENTER Thu sday Aux. IL, john ~
CHp'nef' lie only sou OIL John and SusGn Ca pen
Wr, uled Inoltlg.
The June al will take place fc'n hi, late rc,l ienc.
Precisely.
DYEI,-Ou Thurlsy, Aus. II, o.-sr D. Der.
oLly ehild o. Daniel ID. anu EilzAeth % er, aged
The ie,Atlve. and friends arc re pecifuly invited
r. attend tie funeral on Saturday a,'ernocl q, ~ 2
O'clock, ifom 1871 SAth Ave-. l3s
TISN-On Wednssda,, Aug f6, Richard j Finn
late OF 36tn 1858 h, and a,tcrly oil lUJth \ Y " so
Of + r. hmm, OF SSs washinston st.
Ills teinsinH will 10 convey ed to Calvary Cemetery
on Friday, ut O'clock
GAGE-0n "wednesday, Aug. Is, Franc. A. VIII
heson' Youngest son OF Geo"ge and hsrla p. Gaze.
frenas and scguaintAnces arr fe-pec,luliv in
vited to nttond the uneial thi. q rlgay at,ipoop
At . o'clock, nom the residence OF lis graniniother
LOWS al. M
KNAPP-on Wednesday, Aug. 10, Sarah Frnnee.
daugh er OF William and pnrbe Jane knapp, SEED 10
yearu, months and IL days
, The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from hes fathers residence o. Wee.
BIoalroy, udhy, Is Inst at u'c .ck. F. 81
ae remains will lie taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery
Tor inteTment. ga
MITCHElI-ou Aug 18th, Andre- NJ Mitchell.
son OF Jsihos and Jane Mitchell ased yesi, moo.
The funeral will take place ,hl. tFili.y) afternoon.
~ O'Clock, from the les.dence OF lie parents lys
Prospect a., BrUckyn- The friends OF the family a-e
ihNltu AltClu SOL
MORAN-On Aug ITth, Mary Moran. yornge,t
tsdghter OF Margaret aud the laie John Moran aged
IL years and DAYS.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, Oh Sh urdAy Alter
noon, Aug. 10, at O'clock, from the .esidence OF
her mother, oh OF, bet North bih and 6tn sts vii
hansbuTgh. III
McCARTHY-on Thur.day morning, Aug. II. of
consumption, Timothy Mccarthy, youngest soa OF
len hcCaTthy, aged IA years. month"; and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are Ie-
spectuy invited TO attend the funeral this tFfiday
Afternoon, at o'clock, from his late residence, I
Ludlow a. and nom thence TO Calvary Genet ery for
intorinent. 1856
MeDERAOTT-Ou Aug 10, 1868, Dennis McDcr.
mot, native OF Ferbsne, Kings Co., Ireland, aged
o. yeau.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, on Friday, Aug Is, at o'cIk
fon his late residence, 33T East 32d 81. W.
kElLLY-On Thursday Aug. II, after long and
utude and resignation, Patrick Reilly, native Of
County galway, Ireland, aged u years.
he relatives and friends of tho family, also the
Conference OF ST. Vincent de Paul, attached to st.
James Church, are respectfully requested to attend
MS late residence, 90 Market st. IFS
RYDER-At Hunters Point, L. l., Aug 16 wllet
H.. infant sOn of Nllle and Ju Ia l.. RYDER
The funeral will take place iiOuI the residence Of
his parents Hunters Point, Friday, Aug. Is, at 10
A. NJ. The Tenains will b. TAKEN 70 EyergIrena
Cemoler ~ Tor int nent. lg6
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TIE c sI,tstun CorLrnl, which frequently pub.
shes article. maniiedtn g much Of tie old spirit Of
rtces- 4. IA an article headed "Tho Immediate
Wants Of Charlosiou," says;
" rather singular crc.l in the general re-
sumption OF business IL our community, tn At come
a the mos Important Nnr most needed articles Of
trace and ra1r'se.ute should h.ve been either
enstre omitted from amongst tbs thoussnd and
cue u1ure which The cruis 81 the North Is pour
,hs mo our iar Tor co.'s 'mpu'n and use, or 40
long re Frt Ell in thor introduction that their ab.
sonce II IN our market rs At tbs time causing cons
Siderable neon veniSnce end emharrsssnont. This
TACT " ire L, &C We iaAy 81, t. IL most Observable
IVA mo rost ie'eieheS ~ tui'dinR materials ard
IMP mtnis. IL se ms hardly ere title that l. - Az
wi on almost all Of our old merchants are return
ing to tho Clty snc ulakiug arrangements Tor re.
sLfnng bunin.ss, when there 10 scarcely Q corpo.
toni mechanic in tho city who has not amplo work
TO eugtRe his atcnuop, when the debr.s and
wrecks ot old buildings are being surveyed, re-
moved rni manipulated, with \ view TO the cree
ton q new buildings when Meeting street aud
tie Day are slivo with contemplated and com
msnced improvements, and when the ring Of the
rOwel aud hammer echoes the harmonious over
ture to bet ,r times that there cAnno, DO purchased
IN the whole range Of the citv ten thousand feet OF
finishing lumber Yet, such We uuders,and 10 } a
the case Nor IA h!G the only item which wa pr..-
nngly need; States and slstins tools, carpenters
tools, ~hsolbsrroDs, and all the par.phsrnslia of
carpenters and masons would End . market in
Charleston. AL Of these materials arc mapufac-
tured to hand at the North, and ID ne.l. onlv
capital and erterprze to bring them here ami
supply pressing want OF our community. We
ohor ihis suggestion III The belief that the nirn Of
means who are making their shipments TO South.
ern markets have overlooked he peculiar ncocssi-
Hes Of trade In this cIy, are, prrhApI under the
erroneous Impression that We arc 700 much ds,nor
allied by losses w think of soing earnestly IN
work In tie effort to renovate and rebuild our good
old city.
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rirarsisI New. Markets, &c.

hes York, Thursday, Aug. II, 9 PM-Goh open.
ed this morning at IAN, sold up 10 l42' and Deed
At $50 Z. NJ at 1917. Stocks, a. a general thing
closed hactionaly lower than Yesterday afternoon
There was sharp pressure to sell There were M.
mois Of the failure Of two three hrm, during the
day. but none OF which appear well authenticated
Government securities were generally better with
fair demand. Money continues in good demand a: !,
per cent. There Ia however special discrimina tion
Of securities Discounts dull at a ~ per cent.
There was very little business in foreign exchanee
Leading firms were demanding for Gu day, sterling,
1897. On Change to-day Flour wa more active and
Ice. a 2Sc. better. Whes' lie. . SC. better Corn
wm active and &c. better. Oats we're duh aud lower
Pork opened irmer, tut closed hesvy and declining
Beei sas quiet Lard wH rather hrmer Whiskey
was quiet and firm.
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A troESr order Issued b. Gen. sLocUS, com.
manding the hqsiss'ppi Department, contains
some sensulo views regarding tho negro loppla-
ton Of that section, who, ~ elsewhere, APP arcntly
prefer TO b elevated " wi,houI any personal tx
erion. The General ssysi
" Tho tiue must soon come whom TIC govern
msut will cease to provide sstence for md gent
pertons OF every class. TIE seasons harvest is
Plentiful labor In In great demand and in view
81 the heavy BURDENS already imposed upon our
peofie by tho expenses o. he wsr, there Sro lew
cas- IN Wncr ~ Oh, or III be- justified IL on
" lurE custom liable to 81 many sbuBes, Eaj
ncrc''ius 80 nue. Tue expenditures u the sub-
s.sitncc IcpgE.mtut."
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Tho public will be pleased to learn tha, all the
soldiers, with the exception Of those in snRaiDASs
command, have been paid by the GovernmenL and
that SUFFICIENT funds have been sont ard TO pay
on the latter. The fact that tie loan receipts stop
pod while considerable portion Of the army re-
manned unpaid caused the people to fear that some
delay might be occasoned In completing tie army
payments but II seems thai Secretary MoCuLLoog
las ample funds for the purpose. Ten milll
dollars have been sent to snEnrDAs's army, which
will qudate all claims Of the soldiers up to the
LIST ult This report ia gratifying, not only because
OF the prompt payment Of tho army, but also
because Il indicates that but little more,
II any, addition will 10 made to the ns-
tionsl debt According to Secretary MoCuLLooH's
late report, the back pay Of ihe soldiers, aud the
unpaid contracts arc the only claims against the
government thu, could no. 10 met by the current
revenue receipts and we may therefore nier that
Congress will not be required 10 make any .p-
Precipitation for DEFICIENCIES, with tho exception Of
the amount required on the sad contracts. Il.
seems from these facts ths, We have about 'touoh-
ed bottom" with reference to tn, national blessing
OF public debt, and that il will not reach much
higher figure than was shown by the las, Treasury
roport-aboui twenty seven hundred millions.
Inc announcement that the government has boon
able to hqudao the claims Of the lolde rs Is there
Tore gratifying In = double sense.
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He bad tired several occupations sftor ro,iguing
his csp'sincy in tho army, At tho close Of the MOI.
ican war; Out lie remsined poor and plain q. g.
GRANT T" whom no doubt many an upstar, would
nave turned up his nose. When ,ho call 10 arms
was 30 ndod IN 1851 this Galsna tanner heard the
'amilisr reveile, for he bad not forgotten Moxico
and the oil martial spirit still burned within him.
lilo expressed his determination TO enlist in the
army, and fhend who knew Of bis military eI.
pcrlence, aud who had some influence with tho
s:atc government took GBAsr down 10 Springfield,
The capitol of the State, and succ.oded IN getting
him ColousPs commission, with the stipulation
that tie said commission should be annrIled In
given length Of time unless the newly made Colonel
succeeded In raising . volunteer regiment
With tie aid 81 friends whom he induced " do the
spcoeh mskng for him tbs has not yet learned this
brsnch), GRANT raised his regiment and the coun-
Try knows tho rest lie lch his business and his
family ct tho town Of GAlons, and now no has re.
turned 70 visit bis old nome. What change I
Seemingly IL Was bu, yesterday that he was plod.
ding slong in poverty, unuoticed and uncsred for
to-day he is the cynosure Of all eyoG the greptest
sener'! OF the sge, occupying position upon the
highest pinnacle Of fame, honorod and reveroi by
bis oountrymen, aud respected by tho whole
world.
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\ hoiIssIe Prices of Country Produce.


The market for country produce hu experienced
no material chan lct IN any Of It's dcpartm.u s du ue
TIE present ve,k, except perhaps IN ieS Instances
vince prices have b,en elected By the ADVANCING
soAion, aud me doTnv ard teLaeEcy of sold Butter
Is Fuoie - tumewhai advanced to-day, owing to the
.e,en, .hins of Of lho supply, Ind deA e.s report
ha1 they pay Ing from 4uc for River pail and
hifins TO T. ioI the cs lots OF Orange County p.l,
Chcese Is without material chaEce II Nc ,nsy eIc,t
az iucr-as,d Maud ior English Dar, which /. A,
po'ca, beng e4tersvey shipped N the South, and IN
the Wet Indies. OF lue2s teei Iu,es Little love.
Uitcsuy ,he poorer qualities, tie market at pe,srt
beng oytsstocked with inferior grade. Mutton ve,
aud pork are higher. OF fruits, apples still com.
m4ud high pTlces owing mainly " the scareity-ons
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erection Of the handsome structure which Is now
rapidly approaching completion was forthwith
commenced. 1he building 10 substantially con.
strucied Of brick, and The builders have received
oroers 70 erect similar dwelling houses. likewise
we GIN Of Mr.. Peabody, in Love Lane, Shedvell,
and Commercial street. shoreditch. The molel
buildings consist OF four docks 81 houses FIVE sor-
zee In height, Which will De let out 10 tenemens OF
ono two, and three rooms, al an estimate rental
o. ~ b., and 81. per week respectively. Each
DOCK viii Afford accommodation for sixty famios,or
TWO hundred aud forsy In the aggregate. The
rooms are each to he nine ioet wuo and
twelve feet long, and Of . suitable height
lhe attic 81 each block IL paved With
tiles from The Isle Of wight, aud IL surmodnted by
q handsome Urusn entail turrst. There also &C
coinmodaton for wasting, dryin., &c, aud at
each end II The building II . cis'er1 w I've feet
long, SIX et vide, and four feet deep, capable OF
containing one thousand seven hundred and sixty
gallons Of water. Everything has becn done 10
rslder the sanitary Arrangements complete in
every rcspsct. IL 10 contemplated W erect work.
shops for tbe accommodation Of the teuauls on the
east side OF the blocks. These, however, although
OF courte unict To- control G. tho trustees, will 90
irrespective Of Mi. Pc.body's i1i, and will be let
al very moderate rental. Numerous applications
have already been made for 1slemenis by men
who's wages average IRON ISIS 10 2Os. per weok-
the clsss ior wuom they wtre intended by the
benevolent donor; but none vii lie taken whose
character Ices not bear TO sr!c,eit inye'ss,tOu.