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The New York herald., 1865-01-08

The DEATH OF THE REBEL GENERAL PmcE.--
Az we have the news from the rebels that their
famous Missouri leader, General Price, famil-
iarly known among them as daddy Price,"
died of apoplexy at Dooley's ferry, Lafayette
county, Arkansas, on New Years Day, we pre-
sumo the news may be accepted as authen-
tic and that s.ssouri is at last permanently
relieved of this oft-dcfeated, routed and ex-
PEELED, but still returning and troublesome
raider. He is severe loss TO the rebels of Ar
kansas and Missouri, as he was about the only
man among them who could collect their scat
tered squads of bushwbackers, border ,uflans
and Indians together into something like the
proportions and discipline of a regular army.
The war has made sad havoc among the fiery
leaders and Bombas.cs Furiosos Of the rebel
lion. Zollicoffer Stonewall Jackson, A. sgd
ncy Johnston, the dashing Asbby, The savage
Mccullough, the pilfering Floyd, the rough
rider John Morgan, the stubborn and fighting
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Tx VERY LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM PARSAs-
sUs.-We are happy to present to our readers
two communications just received from that
classical region by our overland express, on
the great problem Of the authorship Of
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pARNuMs MUSEUM Broadway-Two MAnxorH FAT
WOxxN-LIYixG KELEToA-DwARr-LEARNEDS SEAL-GRASD
SYxc1AcLK-FARIRs, TIN HAYES, &c-Day and Evening.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, 5l4 Bruadway.-HAxLgr-
HAITI UrcLE ToN-ErHroriAx SoNes, DAscxs. &C.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6ls Broadway
Open from ~ A. NJ. till 10 ~ NJ.
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NKW BOwBRY THEATRE, Bowery.-MAzRPPA-H
som JAck-MY OLD wIYE Young UMBRELLA.
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VAN AMBURGH 4 co.'s MAMMOTH NENAGERTE,
$50 and e4l Broadway.-0pen from 10 A N. 70 lOF. M
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BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery.-o'NxAL THx GRsAr-
LOTTERY TicKKr-PAUL JosEs.
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trade OF the past year. which amounted TO about one
hundred thousand dollars.
The large cooper shop attached 70 the Monroe County
Penitentary located at Brighton. N. Y totally do
stroyed by FIRE on Thursday night last Loss $2S0Oo
The stock market was steady yesterday. Government
securities and gold also steady The atter closed at
fve NJ at 226A.
Saturday a day OF almost Unprecedented dulncss
In all departments Of trade There disposition TO
buy and little pressure TO sell Nearly all kinds Of mer
chandse entirely nominal On Change the nour
market was duh and heavy, closing with downward
tendency Wheat was inactive and lower, though with
out quotablo change. Corn quiet and nrm while
duh and 1c. &c lower, The pork market
opened heavy, but closed firm and active Beef steady
while lard a shade easier, with limited demand
Whiskey rather armer Freghts dull and heavy
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AAxLE pIABoLIoUE 6S6 Broadway.-Rosxx1 HxLLxR-
uARLxoyin Santa CLAus
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vANNUcHTs MUSEUM, 900 Broadway MOVING WAX
PlGUREs-ERANz MULLER
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APPROPRIATION, Fourteenth street-EeugsrRIAs
GYnsAsric AND AcRoBArio EsrkRrAisAEsrs-HARIEeuis
BLUYuRARD
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TO THE EDJTOnssOp THE HERALD.
Nvw Xagu Dac IA AL

NKw YORK Dec. 20, 1894.
DO you hold strictly 10 the proposition in your article,
"More News from Parnassus In which you offer dol
lars in greenbacks for the true authority Res est
naiser say strictly because although not professor
/ am graduate Of one OF our properly socaled lone
horse colleges and have been very often In need Of ten
dollars Ny present personal need is not very pressng
but have promised lady the ten dollars for gloves pro
vded the HKRALD rewards my erudton.
My modesty cqualing my erudt0n, the fear OF seeing
my in print prevents my subscribing myself more
at length than S. Z. s., 81. Denis Hotel
aENECA EOURTH EpICRAM
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AMERICAN THEATRE, No. 4A Broadway.-BALLRTs
r pAkronIMRs BuRIEsoUKs. 6c-HoUsE THAT JACK BUILT
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-01
TO PENSIONERS AND
BOUNTY CLAIMANTS.

EtIIARLES I. VAIL, attorney ut law, Iras-
y burgh, Orleans Co., VT, is prepared to pro-
sccutc all claims against the National and State
Governments for soldiers or their heirs. Hav-
ing had a large experience and excellent sue
cess during the past year in obtaining the boun
ty, back pay and pensions due, invalid soldiers
and fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters of de-
ceased soldiers, he can now procure these claims
with the utmost dispatch and without failure
Being located at the county seat the certificates
Of the county clerk, which have TO be procured
and attached to each application, can be obtain
ed easily with very little expense to the appli-
cant, and the claim can be forwarded to the de-
partmcnt the same day the application is made,
thus saving undue time and expense. The fol-
lowing persons arc entitledto pay from the gov
Cmmcnt:-
LIST. Widows of soldiers are entitled TO boun-
ty, back pay, and pension. If no widow the
children are entitled to the bounty and back pay,
and the children under sixteen years of ag5 to
the pension.
ri. 1.-THE deceased soldier left no widow nor
children, then the heirs of the soldier are emit
tied to the bounty and back pay in the follow
ing ORDER LIST, the father; I'd, the mother; Sd
the brothers and sisters.
Sd. Mothers, brothers and sisters (under II
years of agcl are entitled 10 pension if depen
ding on the deceased soldier for support wholly
or in part.
| 4:h. Soldiers disabled on account of wounds
or disease are entitled to pensions, and soldiers
wounded in battle are entitled to a bounty, alsC
soldiers that have served two years or more are
| entitled to bounty.
Arrears Of State pay due soldiers or theh
! heirs can be procured with facility. Claims G
officers for horses and equpage lost in the mill
tary service also procured. He is also prepared
10 draw the money on pensions payable in Sep
| TENDER and March. Communications by mai
| promptly attendcdtO. Apply to CHAS. l. VAIL
| Irasburgh, Orleans County, Vermont.
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SELECTING Cows.-First, l get a
broadside view Of the animal, at dis
lance Of about two rods, as ! have noticed
for years that there was a great similar
ity in the general proportions of all first
class mixers; being very small in girth
.JusI uaUh VI tneIr IUrwaru Iegs as uUm-
pared with their girlh just forward of
their hips. / have never known a first
rate mixer Of any breed not thus pro.
portioned so that if this form is want
ing in any animal have recommended
10 me do not care TO look at her more,
unless want a breeder for some other
purpose than the dairy. For breeding
oxen / should want a COW of reverse pro
portions, viz larger girth forward.
next feel the Size of the milk veins,
and trace them TO their entrance into the
chest, which, in superior cows are large,
admitting the ball Of the largest finger
il divided or subdivided, as is sometimes
the case, Judge of the size of each ORR
fee. Next, examine by sight or touch,
the udder or bag, which must be capa-
cious in order to hold much milk, with
teats wide apart and free from large seed
warts or sores Of any kind. | then in
quire how long she goes dry before calv,
ing, as don't want family COW to give
milk less than forty six weeks out of ev,
cry fifty two; also as to the quality of
the milk and to close, milk her with
my own hauds.- HermOntsr in Michigan
Rural.
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DEOPLE about to furnish a house from cellar
to attic would save money by calling on
Reynolds, Averlll q Co., at the Furniture
CroCkery and Carpet Ware Rooms, NewpOrt
Vermont.
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ATTENTION SOLDIERS.
DERBY CLAIM AGENCY.

THE subscriber having for the past three years
been extensively and successfully engaged
IN the prosecution of various claims against the
l.. ). Government, is still prepared to collect
all claims for bounty or pensions due dScharg-
ed soldiers, or heirs of deceased soldiers and
all claims against the State, for State or allotted
pay will procure repayment Of Communication
paid by drafted men Illegally held 10 service
and is also prepared by arrangement with parties
III Washington to procure Land Warrants, for
soldiers in the war oflSl2 or their heirs, whose
claims have for years perhaps been suspended
for want Of proper attention or never been pre-
scented. Prompt and careful attention will be
given to any business intrusted to my cure
Charges less than those of any other a0eat a.,
ne county, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
No charges unless successful. Allletters prompt
ly answered, and any information desired given
without charge.
DAVID NJ. CAMP, ID.
Derby, June 25th, 1865.
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Agents Wanted Everywhere,
Our patrons are desired to send United States
money when it is convenient. Long letters are
Letters should he addressed OF
our Box, j706, Post Office, for greater safety.
Orders for sealed Envelopes must in every
case be accompanied by the Cash, with the name
of the person sending, and Town, County and
State plainly written. Letter should be ad-
dressed to the Managers, as follows:
GOODWIN, HUNT 6, CO.
Box 5706 Post Ofice, New York.
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ODLEANS pROBATE DISTRICT,

DROBATE COURTS will be holden at the
/ Probate Office in Irasburgh, on Thursday
Of each week for the year ensuing.
MILTON r. TYLER, Judge.
Irasburgh, Dec. !, 1864.
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CARPETS

SWANS Tooth Powders, and various other
~ kinds, for sale at the Irasburgh Drug Store.
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si5OOO.OOO

DISTRIBUTION is made in the following
manner
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its
VALUE, are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES,
which are well mixed. One Of these Envelopes
containing the Certificate or Order for some
Article, will be delivered Mt our office, or sent
by mail to any address, withoutrcgard to choice,
on receipt % Cents. -,
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
see what Article it draws, and its value, and can
then send ONE DOLLAR and receive the Artt-
Gle named, or can choose any Other one Article
on our List of the same value.
lFPurchascrs ofOur SEALED EN- NELOPES,
may, in this manner, obtain an Article Worth
from One to Five Hundred Dollars,
-A m <@asag r~
aH~asS v. asr ID sa- Ns, a1z' s.al aasS
which they need not pay until i'll known what
is drawn, and its value.
Enkilc Substitution Guaranteed IN al Gases.
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NEWPORT, VERMONT.

Mrs. Black has just returned
from Boston with large, COM
plete, and well selected stock OF
Millinery 4 Dress Goods, Cloalzs,
Shawls, Hoop and Summer Bal
moral Skirts, all bought for cash
when gold sold at Sl.27. The
people of Orleans County having
become familiar with the class OF
Goods kept by Black, it is unne-
cessary to mention the various
kinds. Black would say to all
that his stock is now large and
complete, that he never was beat
on prices, and that he will cOntin-
ne to undersell his competitors as
usual.
Newport, June l.
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MONEY LOST.

Mooney LOST by going to the Stores to
We buy BOOTS and SHOES. Call on Nc
NEAL & PARKER at Barton Landing and
get your Boots and Shoes made at short notice,
by good workmen and out of the best stock the
market affords. Leather on hand and for sale
at low prices
u Shop in Ayers Building near the bridge.
Boot and Shoe Store and Grocery in the same
building
c. X. MoNEAL. A. c. PARKER.
Barton Landing, July l, 1862
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BABCOCK

OF Newport, is receiving choice Brands of
Flour, directly from the mill, which enables him
% offer II at very low price-go and sec.
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Ss-ious Shooting 4 rrap.-Ats ia'e hour on sun
DAY night homas Gleason and Patrick Gfinnon guar
relied In the 10 TEL Loue ut the Of 3Ith sheet
and first avenue. Dufne the alteration, Gleason
Grew oyolver and paol bis an aronitt In the lace,
the ball aAing effect ju below the and factur.
iLg The az and knocking Uut three Of ME betb ltdr-
ed 70 the tongue. Grunon vse if1medi lately tai Ell
70 Bellevue Hospital whefe the ball e1tr4c Cd
blea-ou Ned hut was subsequently arrested At the
corner O. sith s'feet auc Irst avenue. lie com
Miicd by Justice Kelly 70 await the result Of III
nom, Injuries.
dangerous dssdult on n Tirb Oiri- OfHcer
meIsche o. the seventh Precinct arrested Christian
Al ere Who Keeps ssioon at 2t5 Division street,
ohHsed with throringa stone and striking little
~. named Maria 1uIly, on the head, a. she va
p'AyAng Oh the Sidewalk In DIVISION street, near
tlhion. The little sifl ras danrerouslv injured
Iusuce Shsnd ey committed the pTisoDer to az all
the Iesuit Of the girls Injuries.
Robbing a Friend. Field Of the Sch pre-
olnct arietted Charles Levin butcher, charged Win
~ lIlng f6l5 iiou John taylor OF NO IL Waller ct
me men were standing Ia Walker street, near West
BfoadrAy IN cohveits'ion, when Lewis a. Alei cd
ihIu,1 ms hand into la lors pocket and lstrActed
tue money AvOi dtCaIed that a. fr't he suppos ed
lLe money va taken out ior Joke, but ~ lev did
not ieiuiI H., he cause4 hi. artCst. Justice Hogan
con nltted the prisoner for trial.
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- 70 Iyn.

Pfor At F!RgIEN's PIc-Nrc.-HorKL
PAHtiALtf GrrrLD-ARRFsr or soNr or rnE Riur
tH- Early yc'terd,y morning, the MEMBER Of In
eiho No = Of the Eastern District accompanied by
iher friends and Invited guest. vent on pic mic
! excursion IN Glen Cove During the afternoon de-
ischod parte. visited the orchards and private resi-
dences In the ncighbofhood Of their fc,tvites and
hepcd Themselves, without leave, 10 cherries and
whatever ole cam" IN their ~av. Those Who 70
gI the "Ncnr1onirir had eycrything their own Wav'
ne Niiaee cou'ahle va purerl,ss before % iofui-
nhhl" ho,i. Not satisfied with these petty depre
daions, large part made an onslaught on hotel.
near the landing, and partially ruf'ed IL Not,Aisf
vim helping Themselves TO the lsuOrs and
~ ue proprietor, they rufhiessv &C.
sroyei 81, furniture and fixtures to -oiue extent
aiid Nl'n suUhed the window. aud hlt;cts Of the
buiinr. Ansr leaving Glen Cove the patty landed
the loot OF south iih stfeCt. 7 - about O'Clock
anorty hi'sI Isnd az some Of them en-
ie'u ne lluoi stOrr o. VT lOrCrt co nor tf fOu'h
ON AM lssreets, and there commenced linrrp ng
general B.,s, ensured and but f1r the prompt srriy.
on the 'ro' Of So rsLt Spence, with officers Travis
hrone and h"Qnadc, Of the 18th Precinct serious
70 would have cusuod, there having been several
hundred fout b. congicrsted eaget Tor tree feht"
Ihr ,h''tr '4'ccedef IN di'pent Of the crowd, and
N'r,i' Hl.d l3'k.d ny th" lullowiU parties Pat
rics b,viin, Charles hubbs, WIN KENNEDY aud John
Duke.
ADMIRAL FARRAGrT. This gallant old Al.
mirnl ws Ia Brooklyn on SUNDAY and visited tho
sands Street 81 T. sunday School, and addressed the
scholars The Admiral snd biz wife were made life
membcrof the missionary organization Of the church
MEDALS FOR THE BRAvE.-The BROOKLYN
Common Council passed re,olution. last evening 10
the effect that lie Honor The Mayor be requested
ios'nd TO the Joint Board Of CITY SuIervi,ors and
AldefinCu Al ninen'ment t. the annual budget 70
e. m."d'nS that the sum ofs10oOo b. psced there n
ana rAltei In ms years tAfes a.. the pu apose
a.. P'"ch in- medal or oturr suitable hatge OF ouo.
he .e'ented TO each returned volunteer from mi,
Nv Who hes we'd In a Biookvn REGIMENT during
TIE recent rebe hon and no has been houorahy dis
charge toin siil setvice"
CHARGE NJ RAPR.-A man named Cornelius
loln,s wn, veserda, arrested by officer Reed OF tie
4tth precinct. who l. CHARGED by Mrs Julia Holland
WIN couhlitine an out!a e. on he. pe'son on sun.
lvn.
r. he Ftfor NJ ths Sun.
sln-lo gu publnhei In Nour paper on Saturday last
the brooklyn report Of = riot at LsfIerts Pax Aos
NE 70 s'hi' thNt there wes riot at Ipllrrt, palk
and never has bees Tina park "a. not ono a on thai
dny r not va, at the NJ rite Avenue Rleh Ground
IhA' curing u. pic mic ofthe American Social Club
l0uTs, respectful y,
". CHCursTtR.
Proprietor Of lEfIorts PAtk
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NJ A Kline NE WIS,
June 81 g Ei,c,, 1o-s. set,, !; a5-Hw..T-

CLKARKD.
rTFANsHIPS-Nor Point, City Point. Va. I n
thompson, baltimore. "
shu-Calhoun, Page, for Liverpool
Btkks-Angeo Carolina Bronos Ayre.. Annie "
ki1 JAneiro. 'N' N'''' 2
bhl'-AquilA Evans. Of England for GlA,rov
sChooNEHs-M Hathaway, Linrnn; Fanny
Moss NeNbern; sawyer NeWbur, Iort. io.,t, p,,,
Msria; louisa, kinr-'on Jam; n lrvc.' Oneen 20 ~
rhls Cornelius, Richmcnd $ I Garrisun il. y =
n9Hnin2, he~len. ltanc flinckloy MA.hinsion.
'N'ns q" " Knight, Washington; RebeccA- do
ARRIVED.
srH ANSHIPS-E G KuishL wa.bingtor. r,.,
e9ulA fotinud, Ne Creole Richmond and Sor'olL.
havana, HavAna Euterpe, Wilmington. Zodi.c
beaufort, Bogussia, HAMBURG aud southauuton'
CaiOinA, Savannah. "
shlPs-oder, Hamburg; Village Belle, London
derry; fineliL shanghai,
BARK Annie Sherwood, Cienfueeo, An.dcu
Arroyo T. Il, Normandy, Monteviteo Bfnzilisn 20.
ba}S hary,si Home, saeua' Il q W lodre, bait
hhl, ,c-thlaiH- Cun-tAn lnople; Che buctn t;eor,e
town, l. ]. Esc'ue, Rio ,IanelTo; Eurns Iinsnn a.
b' Emei. nc Cow BAY, CD,
tCHOuNEEs sarah, MusIussh Col .Ion.. Rail-.
Inuh, bAiRc"a. fcttel AK tayer; sarah. Mu.uuosi.
Charlie. Belca, George Bank: ,,oye nor Portland
,,nn, Nelson Wells kprA.apd; G j Errici son. S.m
ma'eh iel Aihany. Life Boat, Mes bugport; John
Mllu,J Ne" Bedford fer Iiuverstraw; john. JouCr-
p1iE Chief Providence; Gertrude, II .i0hn n.
'ahn't NrNIolG Elizabeth Se'ur Orlean, for Fii,
xhrihi"u; fInoliue llaight Boston: idaho I,osinn.
An, rrIon, roitlaud q; Ira IaiiIienieI Nor~icI
James lrpgt' Po-toa for Albany. H,rtelct priIc.
ld"s.d Island; Lesi,y:e, Port chester ii Norm.
Avn folduut To- Midd etc n. Damon, Somerset
IundOlt; II I BROOKE, Londonderry; Dr F.aukiiu
Haven. u Talbot Gov Bav; Aarinet,a Cu1nr,s'
Ihif'ophtr' hcoFctosn, II e; \ shaler Portland,
Jshes Chamberlain, Albany foI Boston, h II nnsrs
Ior-ins :, Gertrude, 81 John. h. Cnas PonIIc'
ton, nrors 4 q; Fashion, Eleuthe.S N'''''-
hhi'o" SHIPS ueruania, Cardih, l,liyA Sicily
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DRY GOODS.

. ~ ty,,.xr,.,.. .,,.... ...-...... -. =
a hlNIE1 y EIGHTH AVENUE CHEAP
"A STORE, ,.,,.e.....
or SPRING AND srNYEH GoODs.
,,,.,, .,,, I,R,AW Good DC nS TilK, DOLLAR.
NV sHAPF SPLIT STRAW BOSNET6, sc, &c ID,
fErNL& NEAPOifTAN BOSNErS, 9Jc &c lap.
B1JT Nihis NV SHAPE, ioc,. np;... .-.........
BLOOMEEs. 15c. 2cc, pc and &c.
-htuokS BLo0NhEs, H5c M
hiys, ASP SES{ STRAW HATS
Ribbons AND ELOwEKs
AUCTION LOTS OF
DRESS GOODS, VERY Low
tlNE WHITE vi Sins, 1sc.. 2oe. csc. yard
BARGAINS THIS WEEK
HOSIERY FROM AUCTION
iADitS HOSE. i2sc.. l5'.. 2oc, &c, 9sc., Sic.
,,,Nldr = kE'l LAR MADE &C.
GISis H1If fio5 ~ i5 te+i3 80 SC i5 5 zoe
49, .Ci'GslSd RL i% TN ' Gf01 Is, &C.. rLrRrP.
WALLS, ALL KINDS tJr, 9oo g5c 81. re I 4
liNkN SHIRT BOsOMs, iuc
WORKED BANDS, 12isc, loo Up.
fiNt Linen ClfFS, Sc FAIR.
.,... CENTS NECkTft-, DC. Up.
rRFAI BARiAlNS Is HANnKLECHtFtS
LAiitN HANDkLRCHlEFs, We, loo, lie. i2Hc.
Gi SIS nANpFrEcIuErs ,sc ,,,. 2,,. s,c ,,c
,fhtfAI.SI Il t2I lp,EtssHsIiTGa Is TIlE CITY
80, 6Oc. ''''' ~ ''''' 49,
CLARk's BEsr 20O-YARD COTTON Tc
,,.,. ...,... - SILK HAIR-NETS. loo.
fiNs ", fNpEk, NEEDLES, &c. PAPLk; CkOCIl-
., .bk tlbs, lc.
LIONS AID ~ rs, 2ci BUTTONS, &c for Twelve
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A MAN WANTED-TO PLANE MOVID.
m APTly At the DTJ Dock aiou4dinr Nil, $50
Hi"'t hi
ROY WANIEll-lN A HARDWARE Stor.
one Who r'silts With HE p,rrlts 10 OF 10 ,.ar.
81 axe dtrs' u, hoN 80 sun Once. .66
FOR SALE 90 IHE hEATEST CORNER
L"ITo'm ON BlcAiwsy, up town. good chance
y" a GUNS man thut y III ~ en- to ! himself Keut
~ Der month, Must se immediately. Ami, his
dH' = the Ale Vaults y5s Broadway. ~
FOR SALE-A LIQUOR STORE WIl.L,BF
= soIl chez, near ~ ear depot and gAs house and
frr'' NJ o59 West I-ds icIry. 2Vl
| ARNESS STlTCHERS WANTEU-AT +
~ SIS Hunter, Point, l.. / this da,. 1919
IAlLORESS THAT CAN WORK FIRST.
c.ase b, le' on line flock coats, 80 prr eek or Re-
nutIonhole, lud tailors and girls tiHt ,uI do fin.
MINE iy' Washington r., door from .inr is,
TEN OPERATORS AND ~ FlNISHERS
wanted to do shop work. Apply al H. Noliolk
,A.c''' 1874
NANIED-A GOOD WHEELWRIGFT
end smiths helprl, used to ca. I and true wort
No other need SIqiy. l55 West 18th Al, near Ith
Nv 100
WANTED - OPERATORS, BAISTERS
ana uut1onho.o makers aud tailoIs fIum ia
10 : 10 per week Apply ior one week ~ 90 Clinton
e"ee'' sol
WANTED - TAILORS FOR BUSINESS
No. sos.s and good operators. Call 81 5V Lssex ct,
N'N4 "'@4a' lyJ
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Too Late for Classification.

310 REWARD - LOST, on SUNDAY
" " evening, June 25th, large white ,,o4 clus-
ter bre1fpiu, set in silver the gif Of = deot Ned
mother, IN eolug from the Bovery and Canal street
through Grand 10 Allen 70 the cor. Of Isl and
~ -. The above reward v III be Paid the finder by
ave ID Ia
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STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN Ann lived.
- fooL,-ERIN sails Saturday IuIy -
Va Vii ~ stetlase - PAYABLE in clrrc4... ~
!" " 4ALI4As -.oN, ~ Dgoudsay, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-27
Too Late for Classification.
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McNAMARA-On Monday, June Goth Ma,,h.x
McNamaTA at the Ies,jouce OF his dAuphter' Mrs
~ Ivan. Wv ans
The tela'iVes and friends Of the family arc re-
Ne'iluh lnvied 10 attend the tunerai from Nh. late
residence ~ Baxter 1T. Due notice will be gvcn Of
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The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19

On Monday last the good people Of Law
renee, Kansas, were no little excited oyer
the mutiny of the 18th Illinois regiment,
and the probability of fight TO get them to
terms. They positively refused to obey an
order to cross the plains. Troops were
sent for 10 Leavenworth, and upon their ar.
rival, by the use Of strategy, the camp Of
the mulineers was surrounded and they
were taken in. The greater portion of them
agreed to obey orders, but about forty OBJ
stinate ones who refused were marched to
the guard.house.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19
HUMBLE LIFE.

Tell me not that he's poor man,
That his dress is coarse and bare,
Tell me not his daily piitNnce
Is workman's scanty fare;
Tell Inc not his birth is humble,
That his parentage is low;
Is he honest in his actions?
That is all ! want to know.
Is his word to be relied on2
Has his character no blame?
Then I care not if he's low born
Then / care not whence his name.
Would he from an unjust action
Turn away with scornful eye?
Would he, than defraud another,
Sooner on the scafold die?
Would he spend his hard gained earnings
On brother in distress?
Would he succor the afflicted,
And the weak ones wrong redress?
Then he is a man deserving
OF my love and my esteem,
And care not what his birthplace
In the eye Of many seem.
Let it be low matched howell
Lett be a clay-bult cot
Let it be a parish work-house--
In my eyes matters not.
And if others will disown HIM,
AS inferior 10 their caste,
Let them do it-I'll befrcnd him
As brother 10 The last.