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CHAPTER II. rHE OFFICER,

This way, sir. The young person
is 10 my house she gave her word
not 10 attempt to leave; the Old gentle
man is wiih her..
This we heard through the door as
the siatlon-maslef came along tie
passage. Gu. friend Mr. Blake had
arrived some time before.
The station master entered, and
behind him a tall broad-shouilered
man. with busiy beard and moasiaeh-
Is conceaing al the lower part Of
his face.
Will you have light, sir Z said
the staIiou-ma5ier 70 Tue officer.
Thank you, no.
Clara started at the sound Of lie
voice, and Iaid her hand on mine.
Now, my good msn, hogan Mr..
Blake, perhaps you'll explain this
matter; you telegraphed down from
London to stop this lady, and here
she is. Now, Il you please, explain
This gentleman, / said 10 the Of
licer, is my nieces legal adviser /
assume it is a mistake, still, we shall
be glad Of your explanation. You
are a detective, presume 4
No, sir, | am not, my name is-'
Herbert Herbert. my dear Her
bert, it is you 7
Clara had gone TO him, and he was
clasping her in his strong arms, while
her iace was hidden in his great
beard.
sly own my darling my own
true darling !--she loves me still.
But why describe their meeting :
Mr.. Blake said to me at once:
My dear sir, am not wanted here
and / doubt it you are, and we left
them.
II halt an hour We tho ught il pos
sible We might be less in The way, and
went IN. They sat on the sofa at a
most suspiciousiy great distance from
each other, aud looked as happy and
foolish as possible.
Aud now, nay dear Herbert, please
! 10 explain 70 Us what has taken YOU
at least halt aa hour to make clear to
my niece.
well, my dear unele,--I may call
| you uncle Z
'Ob yes; a month in advance is not
much consequence.
Don't, uncle, said Clara.
'You know how | went away with
just enough TO pay for my tools, and
outfit. and passage. ! went 10 Cali
fofnia, to the dicgings, and was lucky
got a good claim. worked Is, made a
little moneys took shares Ia machine,
worked the claim, improved Tie ma.
chinery, became manager, director,
and got rich, started six months ago
10 come home Tor Clara. took the re-
yer at PanamA WAS down for two
months there. no. able u move haud
o. ioos. aud arnyed only lasi night iu
Liverpool. There ! met az Old friend
and heard al tie news; poor Web
siers death, iae promise, aad The rest.
and above thai to~morrow WAS tAe
day. 1 started ~ tie hrst traiu %
g To i.9naoa th5nkiag tie marriage
Wogia 'aAe lhen aaa dat /
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A number OF young rascals in Troy
collected some roses and bought a
quantity Of Scotch snuff. The snuff
was delicateIy inserted among the
rose leaves 50 az 10 render il inyisi-
bic. Wien a lady came along, one
Of the party would step forward and
say, very ealIanily; "W0n't you have
a rosei Tile flower was usually ac-
cepted, aud the most natural impulse
in the aorla was fUr the recipient TO
apply Il 10 the nose, to iulalc ia DEB
ieaie perfume. The result may be
imagined. Away would 20 the rose,
and the lsdy would hasten along, 81
ther blushing amid The sneeaes, oF
wondering where the police were.
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a Coon JoKL.-The 7fiban s
Sweden letter gives the report that
the Prince Napoleon( just now out of
favor At home) intends to visit Dub
lin at The forthcoming Industrial Ex-
hibition there, aud tolls the following
good story about a former visit Of the
Prince to the Irish capital
lie was in Ireland some years ago,
appropos Of which there il q good
story. 1t is related that tbc mayor
Of a Munster city, anxious 10 display
bis Accomplishments before lis towns
men, waited with q deputalion on the
Prince, and delivered an address Of
welcome III what he supposed to be
French. TO bis horror, the Prince,
replying IN the most fluent and idi-
onatic English, expressed regret that
his ignorance Of The Irish language
prevented him from being able 10 APP
preciate the no doubt aattering and
kindly sentiments which had just been
expressed BY the chief magistrate !
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Rouon os TnE RATS "A CORES
pondent proposes new way 70 kill
rats. Ills o@n house being oyerrun
silli the vermin servant giti ho
Tad seen the eflec; Of ~oid Bourbon
whiskey" on bipeda thought ste would
Try an experimen, on the rails. Ac-
eordiagIy she took small quality,
made il very sweet with sugar, cfnm-
bled ID bread enough for The erogd,
aud sel tie Dish 10 tie cellar. A le~
hoars after she geni down apd found
several rats gioriously "iaddied, en-
Gagged il throwing poiaie-l q iags AMI
boiling 0ae another vp q d9Bx.-
These yeFe easily disposed o those
not killed. leig tie premises Immediate
II, kvacriog g4lli seyere headache.
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COMPLEX RELATIoNsHIP.-A cor
respondent Of Hafper's Jfoatdly is in-
yolyed in domestic perplexities, lie
writes:
| got acquainted with a young wild
ow who lived with her step-daughter
in the same house. | married the
widow; my father shortly after fell in
love with the step daughter Of my
wife, and married her. My wife be-
came the mother-ln.la law and also the
daughler-in-law of my own father /;
my wife's step.daugLter is my step
mother, and am the step-faiher Of
my mother.in-law. Ny step-mother,
who IS the step-daugbter Of my wife,
has a boy be is materially my step
brother, because he is the son Of
my father aud my step mother; but
because be is the son Of my wiie's
step daughter, 50 Is my wife the
grandmother Of The little boy, and |
am the grandfalher Of my step-brotl-
cr. My wife has boys my step.
mother Is consequently the step-sister
Of my boy, and is also bis grandmoih-
er, because be i the child Of ber step
son end my father is the broiher.in-
law Of my son, because be has got
bis step-sister for a wife, am The
brother Of my own son, who is the
son Of my step-moiher; am the
brolher.in-Iaw Of nay own son, my
son is tie grandson Of my father, aud
] am ms owH grandfather.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

That association Of political Mark
Taplsya, the democracy of Vermont
Ia State in shieh a democratic cam
didale siands about the same chauce
OF an election that an honest man does
ia New York eiiy--has nominated
candidates tor Governor and other
State officers, and very sensibly ex-
press their confidence in President
johnson Nesgbargd Jouraai
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ExcuED ORATon.---'' v have la-
lea Atasta, $50 hApe taken 5agan-
nab, Columbia aml Charleston, and
cos at asi sc base eaptured Peters
burg aGd occupied kieamoud, and
SHAT feaaias iOr q - tabe An
l4islugu III tie rgwd loal ~Lgt.s
fwte M
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DUCK NlTTESs AND GLOVES, maaa.
ID fscinred and sold by
v. ". uorT. ASEATt MANcuKstkE.
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THE PLEA FOR JgfF. DAVIS
The plea for JEFF Davis Pot 10 by the
New York sentimental, anii-Ilanging
party, reminds Us of little joke per.
peirsted by a French feIIon The
fellow had killed his father aud moth
ca, and in fact the whole family, and
was ,ried for the crime of murder
After lhe conviction tie Judge iuqaif-
ed, a IS customary, i he bad any rea.
sons 70 urge gby The sentence Of death
should not BE- pronounced upon him
Tie criminal rose and il a most pits.
lal and lachrymose tone, Eaid he bad
10 especial plea 70 make, except that
Be hDped ibe court would haye mercy
on 3 pgoy 9yphaa 7
G. s. A., the bsasiel iailials 81 che
so-cailed Confederate States VI Amer
iea, mean, according p q late lraa
iaiisn CrHskHAa Staa A5sYet-
ai4am
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JAMAICA LEATHER COMPANY mauu-
81 farsnre Custom Made Boots expressly lpr
ths New England trade. Al work warranted.
Prices 10 sut tie times. Orders solicited.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

An EArENsiyE MIsIAhR.-Ies1erdsy one Of
III" v,nh, men OF th, metropolis visited Wall
succt ou ntuc Lurinos, with a banking arm doing
lutil - not msuy doors above the Of William
AID Wal stioela Tho old gentl amAn, like many
auo'hc, man ot monoy, wore very poor suit Of
clothes. nnl hot that bad been fashionable
Nor Fo-rr hia couutenanco was not familiar
10 the men Of Wall street. and his bust
rec. hauim were not suited to the locality. On
ontcrur 'hc uicc OF the hrm, he very deliberately
walked ~ 10 the first vacant armchair and down
IA 81, a. tlo 'Giuo time iomoving hat aud delibo.
r,tolv vIpilg 'to pef-pirstion from his forehesd.
Mhi.c saaed IN this opriaio Nj. C, the
Junior msmlor Of the firm, walled Ia. Espying .
poorly lgd man. Htting In his chair, the young
bantc'' temp va ruiiloi, and he udely ordered
the rUtrFrr to vaca'e HE seat. Mr. - was Ia
no hurry to obey The msudatc, and mildly sussosted
thai he had "siiito Lusncss transact" first "we,
you can de- that ON your toet as readily as in
~; cuai.," said the banker, at the ssmo
time, with re.tue OF Impatenoe, taking hold OF
tla piece o. furniture. But | AN tired, and II IN
yerJ warm, and want to rest little, besides ny
bufl.cs. ll.ropnire Iome time" persisted Mr.. l.,
who slptc slowly and acted deliberately. The man
ner and srIerauce Of the poorly clad, but wealthy
man, ammo. cd tho spruce young banker, who vented
he IA feelings by iO,cblJ eject.ng the occupant
tom b., chair and telling him that his business
/ gJu uoI lie Of sufficient Importance 10 deprive
,tat rnlu Of pis own sea-. "May DO not, sir Nay
o. r0t I" said Mr.. l., tsith expression Of engerl
81 c.re down town to y1ur frm about the
mont Of some two hundred thousand dollars that will
lr pa.d 20 tur IA a few days, hut n dislike your
wuys Of doing LI,iucs. sha.l cross the street to
H---'s, whore thuy tfeat people decently NJ
alleyruH" Young c. thought ho might have
made "a mistake, but would not own It by rpoloiz-
inc, ~ he aufworei by saying that ho had not tho
p.oaturC the gentlemAn's acquaintance, and Wked
VINO ho Mi hi 10. "My name, sir" said the other. Ia
| business | shall bid you good day. aud so
81 ewhcro 10 be treated ciy!lly" An expression Of
deep modification oyorsproIi tho counte nanco Of
| young c., for lie recornized In the name Of the
/ man whom he had 'nsulted, one OF tho "Wehthy
c, zens" Of Sow York, and realized that his firm had
! Lost valuable customer, wAose present business
/ alone would have brought much money into .ho cof-
ier, u tho concern. Nj. L. len the office, and
| youar C Afterwards told our reporter that he
would be ca ful hoS he made such another c-DV~
siye nistasr
A FATHER MATHEW Demonstration
! Fa',or Mathew Temperance Societies Of New York,
| u uokly n and Wuansburgh, which are 70 assemble
Ia lh street at hapast ton O'clock for the purposo
OF preceding to JeT.ey City 10 establish snJther
sosIety. It will be something Of q iish, TO witnea
sAsIsap ths LaAk FaksJ
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I.5Ws IteMk
Ire Yslss,Apl 70 Ia Zee Ysri ssinl

Tn. Clara Cl.rit., with the telegraph cable party
on board, arrived at usliisK Thursday. She pro7os
an excellent iea-bost
Hon HorAcR MAYSARD was nominated for C'n-
gress OIL THURSDAY, in hs Knoxville Tenn! Dis
trict.
Tux troops now at Memphis, 5000 in number, u
is supposed will be divided iuio lAds, and posted
over the country to mAntain law and order
TUE great race between the Yale and Harvard
College bo., clubs 'or ,.e Championship came or
at Worcester Mass, yesterday, and resulted In
the victory Of Ihe formtr
TnH recent rains have greatly damaged winter
wheat In dAua and Illinois, Spring wheat had
also sustained injury, but Q ws,k Of good weather
would right II.
AMnwArRrG wis, dispatch reports the crops
throughou, that State arc in excellent condition,
and that tho weather has bsen remarkably 1ne for
harvesting durng the past three or four days. Tho
wheat crop exceeds an shing seen nnce 1859.
H,r-ard College B,l Club played game Of
base ball, Yesterday, wish The Charter Oak Club Of
Hartford, Conn. The gsue lasted two hours, and
the Harvard. ware vi,torous, the score standing
a. follows, Harvard College Club, IS Charter
Oak Club, 1s. The game wss played at Worcester.
| ANN ns1nsI Stocking, said to be lunactlc,
approached group on sbe steamboat Annie john
.on. ON IL. way from La Crosse Wis, TO st. Paul,
MINI Taursd.y I..L .na aI'd shIss sA0l. 0ns Of
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which hillel Mr S. 4 crts, of syracuse. Another
shot wouu led aso' .ic. Ia the arm. The n,n w,s
d.srruei suJ taken tr $. P,dl FOR examination.
Tnn stakes in .hc coutcu 'stei prac-tSAt mar
Cincinnati, lctv'ea CIR. and s,c-' vctc
drawn ThurslIs. sc,yri.rg tot.o de,is.on Of tho
stakeholder aud re- lrac1 g. Ibo resi- cctVa hackers
Of the "agl t,fs." Af.tt took place rhursday, ia
tho sane vicinity, lc.Os,u "sgIL %. Pus'urf
aud BIruL OF CinjunAn, for 300 side resuluni
In .le defeat of tie latter In 1 4, ROUNDS.
GES CHANT received an ovation at Saratoga
Thursday evening. II, held a lcvcc in a. rari,r'
ofCouefcss Hall sf.er suI Por, aud ul .war' went
to the green house. L..c hoN.s eoro ai,j, made
, bow aud went to l.'. N.Hcr'ay b. went to
Congress sprln, wt,h Mr'. Grant Aod some ot or
pir,le-, drank . utt' oft'rGI.l, which ',cnsl to
riuS out very w,r'ke eNirer1i Of corutc-
nance, auI aiIorvArl FI'os h.1.iv.ta tho pei llo.
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From Washington.
Interesting Items Of News.

Washington, July 2s.-lt Ia asce Eta.ned on in1u-
~, that there Ia continued reduction OF tho ngsIe
gate amount Of Certificates Of Indebtedne.s'-tho
number redeemed being much larger than those new
ly issued.
Major Gen Ausur,in his general order dated ye'ter-
day says;
''The civil courts In that portion Of VrFns within
the limits Of the Department Of washington hA iug
declined receive the testimony OF c0oIe1 peisout,
provost court IL hereby etAblisned IN AieIandflA
TO have sxclusve jurisdiction in all cafet involving
the rights OF person property OF coloTed persons
residents Of the district Aforesaid. lhs court "ll
receive the testimony OF eoloIed perouH WIN no
other limit atons than those nov AfecnE the teati-
mOuy OF white persons. The Provost MAlshal Genela
OF Defencet, South Of tho Potomac is eharged with
tine execution Of this order. TINS ordeL win remain
In force until the Virginia courts have brought their
prrCtoe more into harmony Win the eAlsunH sAe OF
Hntis Captain NJ. 7. f,ther o. the - pls .ilet oi
Columbia Volunteers, Is appointed FIo'os' ou1se OF
said Court
The Postmaster General Il gradually restoring the
Postal service all over the South. This morning the
mails left the Washington Post Office to To conveyed
directly through TO Richmond and Petersburg Com
tracts have jus. been mado for service by railroad
from New Orleans 10 Canton, Mississippi and from
| Canton to Jackson, Tennessee. o'her heads Of
deparment are eng gag cd in restoring the civil ma
CHI merry in accordance with the PROCLAMATION Of the
| President appointing Provisional Governors.
| Tho fued between the Maryland politicians has
been decidedly earnest for several weeks past and
dslsgalisla Tsprsiaatlas ths spp0sins pAfsss hare
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From Tennesse ee.
Tho Case Of Emer.on EtherIdgc. Etc.

Ndshr,li, july 2s.-Ihis mornings Pass pub
fishes letter from General Thomas 10 Governor
Brorulov. General Thomas SAYS;
am only waiting tho report from Col ne Vassy
70 determine my oou se ne TO Er Urtou Ithcrid q.
u he has been guilty Oi Tho language ,harred a.pu-t
MIN, ho u clearly aiucnable 20 tine M d nuthOt-
ties IN the shscnce OF civil and liable 10 he uitd
before military commission. NJ aitCut IN a
en- called 30 the speeches Of other pnftfer; hut, .
yet have not seen any report 'lat ould Justify the
inieittCncc Of tho military authority. H. however
there le In the iut gmeut OF the Government ri huy
tne, nee resity iot sucA Interference n euence
OF INABILITY or indifpositlon on the ps't Of the civil
authorities Of the htate TO take Gc' ion exp Gee
sion OF such dcslto on the part ui th' GoyeIIOr,
stating the inability or indspOsitipn OF the civil
authorities 10 Gct, will be- sutlcirnt aut will cause
TIT pALes con painc Of to be n'tudcI 20 .CcOi
10 the nature of their Cgte. The state OF louucss y
r undei martial Law, Tut the mlliGry authority III
not he rosort"d to unless the Civl authority falls to
act, either iiom nanilitg or indt posiiion Even in
the event Of the failure Of the ciy authoHes To do
their duty, the military should felan from int.
Ing IN all minor clses l,csuse tho mil hy suuu
~ far pOasinle sustain the civil IoycIn cLt Hnd
never assume Its functions unlDss IA CHrts iu which
prompt acton Ii Necessary 10 iutu the pIh C ttf.
In cOncusion, The Governor may ID he al
be fully sustained In carrying nut the poc' O tte
state and General bov rumeut A. loug tiOJps aIU
on auty In state IA the lnOu.'
Gov eBrownlov hAs ordered Gen. Thomas to ,end
troops into tho vssous nes to preserve osdor at
the bnlIot box
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made repeated vits to the Prcsiden in relation to
the Federal officers tor baltimore. Two ,c,s u sp-
pOintmeu,s vere herctofors eiecd uron, but aner-
wards werc partially ignored. The following ptomul.
gated to-day however believed 90 be conclusive:
Collector--E. II. Webster, who 10 morlter ,lcct to
the I. ,. Hourf Of Representatives NaNN D0..or--
W. J. Recsc; survevor-Edinston Fulton MGr.lAl--
Washington Bonfsnt; Bstric' Auorac,-N &. .
Jones Chief App aiser-J. L. Nered. IA A',fitnt
Apprai~p-f. r Anderson ami A. h. CarrO.l .
Postm-ter-w. II. Puruen.
The follo- ins order ~A Issued to-day
un,il otherwise crde cd. mails for Atlanta, Ausu,-
ia Macon and West Point ia. Mon forcrg, Ala ,
and points contiguous 10 these several acs aud
betW cen them and Chattanooga. Tenn, tuat n, .or
vardsd TO their destnatOn tts Nashville Tenn. +,
soldiers having been dctalo f3r service tlc t,y-
eral road, and placed lh charge Of the pos.of cts
wherever there ale military poss.
At noon today, the Thermometer indicated, At ilf.
fcrent places, from % W " deerres
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North Carolina.
Rebellion Not Dead Vet.

SCoFrfrendrnff OF Iff Nuh.I
RdLigh Julv sA-rhe lAree iandhodefs In this
ei,v and county, who comprise the ari,ioc A. .nd
leading rebel sympathizcS made strong effort,
through Governor Holden, 70 have the Go, cruucut
tax Suspended, bat failed. and now promptly p,t.
inr their tatss to save their property The RAic.h
IRoGnrss continue. 10 make fresh di'cotures Of thu
deutus OF the rehel element "a tha' $ s'e against
Union men and negroes, to be put Into eject when
the troops are Withdrawn, aud the ucr stno Govern
ment goes into operation. The Raleigh srANpARD
say, that rebel papers sprinslne up In dficfont
parts OF the state, which openly tonouncc the Gov
ernmcnt aud psomuleatc treason OF such danger
character that their immediate suppression would
be justitGble. Most OF tho Federal sppl,uises In
North Carolina are unable TO qualify, not being in a
position to tsNe the oath pre,cthed by Congress.
The announcement that the arrogant rcle. In Nir-
sinia 90 receive the full benefit Of the CouGsca-
ton Act Is msIinF rnSny friends for the AdninistrN-
tun in North Carolina, where the saiuo vlgor 10
greatly needed.
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From the Plains.
Two Day. Rattle with the Indians.

@brt Laramie, Juiy 27.-Ono thousanI Chcyen-
.klpsx, Artapalive, Blackieei, and a lew Canaan
ftttked Plato Bride s'ston, on the telostaph
spue.day., The garrison numbered les than
Tho fght lasted two d,yu and resulted m
Nliyylo,s 10 the indians. The loss on side was
lieutenant Collins aud enlisted man of the llth
Ohio Cavalry Killed, and % mea wounded, 20 II
whom belong TO the llth Ohio Cayslry and 10 tho
1lth Kansas Regiment. The Indians fotreated to hs
wo.t, tearing down telegraph polo' and destroying
the wire A noto picked az On the battlefield
written by rhito prisoner recently captured on tho
South Platte, which sqvs the lndmns do not want
peace but ere fehtns all time that We had killed
one Of their chief. In the Gght and they so-
ing TO destroy the telegraph, and that they expect
reinforcemon,s. Tue BODY Of Lcu'cuant Collins
wa horribly rutilGtcd. His hands and icot we're cut
oil hls ia Ioa cu', his heart torn out, he
s,nlped and had over one hundred arrows In him
There seem. he the sligAtcst deposition 'ho
part Of the Indian. for peace which can only be OBJ
tanned by severely pun,hing them One OF the Pow
der River columns IL moving 10 join he force
from Platte Bsidfe, which is following tho Indians.
II L. stated that all the troops intended for the In
dian expedition woud have been in the field long
had not the contractors failed to deliver supplies
sotding " the terms OF their contracts,
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Thirty-Third Y ear.

room by some Of her relations, Tho unhspp,
woman remsins OF first apparently supplied, hut
when q frghtfil 9 eucs had succeeded the .umult,
ehe seemed TO break loose from her spatay the
nll horror Of the sceue rd.hel upon hor mind,
ON , with . shrek Of despair, she rushed into the
chamber oi death. with superhutn.n force ahs
t0tcy aside tie mon who were holding her hus.
nd down, and pulled away the bad which GOV.
tfvi linn. L'c hsd a'tuost departed, hut resplr.
~. was q n rc-.stablish cd and at lost he opened
lis eyes TIE ofor,s he made had covered him
with o. pru'usc a respiration tha, 1t rsu In streams
tom the vu.'e cf his body, and tho disease " AZ
troken up. IS nov believed that hydrophobia
csl ue thus sNea oil out OF the system.