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dow at Martinstower were streaming
brightly across the lawn. as he came hur,
riedly up the broad stone steps and rang
the bell.
Mr.. Martin-has he arrived 7"
The servant bowed and ushered him
into large room, whose superbly arrang.
ed furniture struck Mr.. Elliot with an
indefinite idea of luxury. Lizzie was
standing by tall alabaster vase of cling.
ing tropic vines that occupied one of the
bay windows, with colored lamp burn.
ing above.
Papa! oh, papa! you have forgotten
me :"
He turned frigid!y from the pleading
eyes Of her husband.
Il have just called to see your master,
young man."
ITO see whom, sir p
Mr.. Martin, of Martinstower."
" | am at your service, Mr.. Elliot"
You are! Who the-mischief cares
whether you are or not l tell you
want to see Mr.. Martini"
Maurice Martin is my name, sir :"
Mr.. Elliot stood aghast.
Why, IL thought you were the
confidential clerk !"
Il never told you that l was, sir
You took it for granted, and 1 allowed
you that privilege. As the confidential
clerk, l wooed and won your daughter
as Maurice Martin, could have gained
no greater treasure n'
lists all mistake from begin.
ming to end" exclaimed poor Mr.. Elliot,
wlping the streams Of perspiration from
his fevered brow. "Lizzie, my dear come
here and kiss me! Son-in.Iaw, you're a
trump! Why didn't you tell me Of this
before ?"
Il didn't know it myself, papa, until
we were married." said i izzie, laughing
and blushing; and when r tried to tell
you all about it tonight. you wouldn't let
me-"
" So you were Maurice Martin all the
while," said Mr.. Elliot, with deep
breath. "Weli, upon my word and hon
or! And my little Lizzie is Mrs. Martin
OF Martlnstower! What vH' the girls
s7y?"
She nestled up to the aforesaid Mau-
rice as she spoke, and his lock of fond
pride sent strange thrill down into the
fathers heart, Maurice did love the six.
teen year old child-and Lizzie's instincts
had lea her to the haven of happiness.
Z" | know I'm very youug, faltercd
Lizzie; "but I'm going to leave off play.
ing with the white kitten and brush out
my curls smooth and stop climbing fen.
ces and jumping across brooks. and Mar
tin says he loves me just as much as if
were digni6ed wife of forty years old. >
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R, H. H,DoNALD 4 co.'s COLUMN.

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
w attention of Dealers and Consumers to the
fact that we are daily in receipt H" '
BY Clippers and Express.
q, large additions to our present well selected
stock Of Goods, and we think, after an experience
Of nearly
sixteen Years UpSn this Coaar!
We can furnish the Trade In the Interior, a. we'll
"a that Of Oregon, Washington Territory, British
provinces. Mexico. Sandwich Islands, ETC., upon
herter terms than any House In this State. -r..
The Senior Partner Of our House. who Is now
rsidInr nj the East gives uB superior facilities for
6,Ing orders, and we can safely ,guaruntsn all
q, ods being Of the best quality and In regard to
prices, .t..
We do not intend to Be Uude,sold!
We invite those purchasing to give Us call
to;,hsr IN person or by letter. and examine goods
and oet prices before purchasing elsewhere, aawe
feel Confident we will be able to please In both,
Rrloy we give few OF the articles In which
we DEAL viz: .. ... .....-
ACIDS, .... .-..
SkhFANA4NAACD
RTHERs, ...
ESSENTIAL 81.
OILS:
TINCTURHs,
..t AND MEDICINAL sYRUPsi
SHAKER HERBsI
SELECT POWDERED DRUGs'
FLAvoRING EXTRACTS,
ECLRCTIC PREPARATIONS,
TILDEN,s ALCOHOLIC FLUID and
SOLID EXTRACTS; ...
ALKALOIDs;
RESINOIDS and PILLS.
DRUGGISTS sUNDRIES,
FLINT and GREEN GLASSWARE
CORKs, Of every description,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS ...r..I I...,aaa .l.--. ..-,
ALCOHOL,
.a. BRUSHES, ... ....--
PERFUMERY, and
....ar ..t TOILET
EA complete asSortnent Of all the
above, und in great variety, .
We are also Agents for
DIR. ID. JAYNE & SONS
POPULAR MKDICTNEs!
]. c. AYERS O. co.'s MEDIeIMEsl
. ..al And the Celebrated =
"TLA eU1LLAUaH BALsAM,n
The Great Blood Purifier snd Eradicator oi
Rheumstismi = 's Ut"
r. HI. MCDONALD l. CO.,
Corner Of Pine and sanssne sts.,
...... s.r .. g.u,,-.-g. ..- aa. 49, 80
.-t SAN FRANCISCO, .at
139 treet,--..--.----..---.:... SacrAmsnte.
..... .... ..s. ..lr.4 s-.5 m1li Ng. a.l. j. ....aUi
Dps---------- & o. ff
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lei Dorado Saloon.

d. .-rfg -.rsf.t .-T--g ar sGL TiGus1l
4 HAVE ENTIRELY REFITTED AND RE;
l paired my Saloon 10 hrst'class mannrr' ano ,o
THIS EVENING, May 35tb, r-I
VIII open 70 my friends and The public, Every
one is Invited 10 call In and wee me. shall Al.
ways Keep the finest kinds Of INV iEA'
WINES, LIQUORS aad CIGABs,
Aud any one visiting Virginia can hnd The truth
Of thar staiement al THE FL DORADO, oppo.
silR aud u. few doors uurth Of Wells, Fargo T.
Co. Office.
M B.-X splsndid LUNCH served daily. iE
,mya1 IN Asa L. WAUGAMAE, Prop'r.
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TO CAPITALIsTS!

@ - For Sale. sv =-y.,aA
THE PROPERTY KNOWN As WOOD q
j Co., No. 9, c street, Virginia city, nouting
IN and B streets 81 feet on which 10 two
story brick building aud q frame store. the who'e
now renting for $50 per month. Any person
wishing to purchase, will please call on
h.. sI-.t. ri~0, & . c. H. LIGHT Esrara
myl6n --, ...- - No. " street.
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REGISTERED &c Isl VOTERS IN GOLD HILL.
Electlon Notice.

ATOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BIZ
IN virtue Of an Act Of the legislative Assem-.
bly, Of the Stats Of Nevada, entitled ~ An Act 10
incorporate the Town Of Gold Hnl approved
March I7th, 1855, IN election viii be hrld BY the
Qualihsd electors Of 1AA Town on MONDAY,
the 5th day Of June, 1865 the polls OF said elre,
tion 70 b. open from o'clock \. until o'clock
2. noof sid aA4,Ht Tho placsa TO Be hereafter
desiEratsd In the First and Second Wards Of said
Town; such election to be Ior OMctTs OF said tn'
corporate Town for the sayuiag yeay, - followIi
Three Trustees, to be chosen from the First
WERd, BY the rUsldeni electon therein. -
Two Trustees, 70 bs chosen from the Second
Ward, by the resident electors therein.
q Ono Treasurer and One Marshal, TO be chosen
by the electors Of the Town at large. .s.,
The FirHt " ard Il as follows: All Of said Town
lying north Of line at riShtAngleS With Main
street at the Intersection Of Crown Point street.
The second Ward IL all Of said Town lying Eoath
Of said line. .f ....-. ....-r ....- sI..-r,g
Trustees must be resident householdeFs Of the
Ward who're ehosen, and Trrussses, T1aSuTv9
and Marshal must bs quslifed electors, sud not
holdef1 Of my etate, County, or Precinct ofics.
Electors mllt be reglStSrcd, qhAllArd yotsrH oI
the State Of nevada, residents Of ths Town Of
Gold HUI three months. aid of the Ward thirty
days next preceding the election. - ..,....-..,
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Town
of Gold Hill -" .t ...ss a.-. - 4...E,rT.E
GEO. W. AYLswoRTH, President
V. BUTscH, Clerk. .- '...
Dated, Nay %. 1855 .,...er ny2o I'd
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For Rent.

Notice.
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE late
n firm Of Dinsmore & Aylsworth. are requeat-
ed 10 sall and settle with G. W. Ayisworth, be-
fore the nrst day Of May next, and ave eostA
Amer thai date, suits will be brought for an such
debts then outstanding.
G. W. AYLSwORTH,
Successor to Dinsnore & AylsWorth.
Ds,sd Gold HAi Aprl ~ 1855 spa2 m
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10 ga.3 .aa = - = - 1a1g Gas Hoy 70
-na l.ss su7. Veal and, Peek.a
A LS0, PORK SAUSAGE AND SPICE MHAre,
n constantly on hand AMI, ami he'd At the
20 1Loweat Market Price,. 5ab"
Particular GttsHtiou paid 70 Hotels and Private
Families.
tnNd -aH E-. suG. .a nAYkaik 90.
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TRAVELLING AND PREIGHTING.
IN POR TANT
SHIPPERS of FREIGHT.
lGa4
p. q 8. v. II. R....S. v. II. II.
AND
Freeport Railroad!
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AN
EXPkNaE!

nN AND AFTER sEPTEMBER isrH, 1854, or:
j diuary Freight viii BE- received ~ FRkEPORT
and forwarded to LATR0BE without charge for
transhipplng, drayage or forwarding.
Goods shipped by steamers Of the California steam
Nav cation Company, leaving San Francisco aLt z:
NJ q ily can be delivered In Latrobe al - ciock
next morning Freight shipped BY smiling vessels
will be forwarded with dispatch. No charge on or
dInary freight per sailing vessels Tor REee oues'
transhipping, drayage or iorTariing.
Al Heavy FreishtS, such rs Boilers, Heavy Sase.
inSS, Steam Engines, ETC.. will be tranSnipPeu AZ
Freeport by powerful derrckS directly TO the cars
directly teams For this class Of ireignL charse
win be made OF cost Of labor engaged on derricks
only.
Freight Charges Of steamers or sailing vessels will
be advanced at Freeport and collected al Latrooe
% MarE ali Freight, CARE F. R. R.. FREE
PORT" and send receipts with Freight
Prices Of FrelRhlinEi.
FREIGHT. from Ereeport 10 Latro6e. per ton.
DOWN FREIGHTS. from Latrobe 10 Rreeport or
ordinary rreshts. per ton n...---,-....-.-...--S %
ORES Shippers to load and unload per tOn-.ss % g
Marble, , ,,------s ~ ~
lumber NJ -...3 90
Wood, O." - p eat ol .
ga coruS ~
~
20
' Marx Freight. Care p. is. Y. T. R,.ow
PA BISHOP.
oelnm Superiutsndents.
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UNION MARKET,
CHAPLIN HOUSE. s,s
Board and Lodging.

MI HB. G. e. WILLIAMBVN would
Wl respectfully announce to her friends and
the public that nha has leaSed the above well,
known building. on South c street. Virginia and
ID ready to accommodate patrons with elegantly
furnished aud commodIouI rooms, Of greatly re-,
duced rates She will also net as good a table rs
tho market anordh ThHnkful for past favors,
ahe soliclts n share Of patronage 90 =
mylS I'd MRS. C. A. wILLIAMSON J.
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY
That is the Question!

THE PROPRIEToRS OF THE PACIFIC
i Museum of Anatomy and science. have de-
termined, regardless OF expense, 10 issue FREE
(for the benefit Of suffering humanity. four Of
their most interesting and instructive Lee
TURES on MARRIAGE. and its disqualified.
tious Nervous Debility, Premature Decline of
Manhood Indigestion, Weakness or Depr ssion,
Loss of Energy and Vital Power, the great Social
Evil. and those maladies thar result from youth
tul folieS, eSCrsses OF maturity, or ignorance of
Ply sology and Natures Laws
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of enlightening and saving thousands and will be
forwarded FREE on receipt Of Twenty-Five
Gents in postage stamps, by addressing " Secre-
tary Pacific Museum of Anatomy and Science,
Pine street San Francisco" Letters 20 he sent
through Wells. Fargo & Co. mhl y2p
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
SWORN STATEMENT.

S"OhN STATEnENT.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report: .--.. 80 -.-...s
|, The amount of the capital stock of this com.
pany is seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
all paid In cash. SIS ,0O0 10
IL The amount OF asssts Is niue hundred and
seventeen thousand. four hundred and forty-two
dollars and forty eight cents. S9l7,4i2 4s
I'LL The company has no debts
~, The amount of Insurance written during
the year Is eleven millions nine hundred and sev
enty seven thousand eight hundred and afty.aye
doliHrs.. s...------.- .-.---.---.-----. .SlHI'eoo W
The amount of insurance In force December
3Ist, ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou
sand, eight hundred and ninety'four dollars
sl0l20,s94 90
V. The Company insures against the following
risks, viz:
HlIIdinEs, Qunrtz Mills, NTerehandIse,
Household Eprniture, Rents, Leases,
Yesselsin Port and their CarGOes,
r md other Personal
Property,
for loss or damage by fire. .....,.
VI The largest >um this Company win take on
any one risk Is S7S,0OO the limit fixed by law,
but on all such large risks Reinsurance to Ger
tain extent will be made in other responsible com
panies. J. HUNT President
A. J. RALsToS, Secretary.
San Francisco, January l6, 1868
William Alvord Moses Ellis,
EB Benehley, A G Stiles,
Lsxard, Moses Heller,
A Seligman, Edward Martin,
Alfred Borpl, A l. Tubbs,
Charles Mayne, b Thomas,
| Louis Mel. .ane, DIV c Rice,
LLOYD Trvs. John G Bray,
| John G Kitte, David terms,
| W c Ralston, William Sherman,
james DeFremery, Samuel c Bigelow,
G W Beaver. L Sachs,
Herman Michels, SM Wilson,
Ell Goldstein, Alphrus Bull
| II HanKsnan William Scholle,
HIM Eewhall.
State of California, City and County OF San
| Francisco sS-On the 10th day of January, A. d.
| 1865, personally appeared before me-H 3. Ho.
| mans, Notary Public in and for said city and
county, duly commissioned and sworn-A.
| Ralston. Secretary ofthe Pacific Insurance Com
pany who being duly sworn, did depose and say
that the statements contained in the foregoing re-
| port of the Pacific Insurance Company, 10 the
bext of his knowledge and belief are true, full and
correct A. J. RAL ION.
sworn and subscribed to before me, this 10th
day Of January, A. D. 1868
The Pacific Insurance Company,
Having. In compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars In the bonds the State
of Nevada, are now prepared TO effect Insurance
AZ the. ...-......-. .....--.....
Lowest EstabIished Rates!
OFFICE-At the Agency of the Bank of Cali.
fornia corner Of and Taylor streetS, Virginia,
Nevada De-. SHARON & RALST0N,
General Agents for the State Of Nevada
lmh2s is6ml
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HoRaE r FARRfnR.

TlHE UNpERsIeNED RESPECT Aaa....
fully inform ihS public that be NN
vi,l sttfud sud bsutoW y rdIcal etiss, (IES =
tion mon aiI HorssG Cattle and Deg S-Hsiz,1
W6ich nav Be- entrusred to him q hh siae.r no Mo.
III ..rss y,snla sT.n... ls'G ss y..r. in ibs Jailed
s.s,:: s:. :, & An'r''. 'nd h't'It 3 xcx MUNRO.
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JrrE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
w attention Of Dealers and Consumers to the
fact that we are daily in receipt, "
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HOTELS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TAHOE O!USE.

MRS. LANE TAKES PLEASURE
M In informing her friends and the pub. I::..i
known establishment, and Intends conducting the
same on the most liberal termA Il The rooms are
Huperbly fnlShsd-second TO none 10 the state
Rooms with douplebed, for which heretofore %
has been charged per night, will be let for ons
dollar, In confederation Of the Stangeney Of the
tirneai F. Ia y8d8 .flsi de26 I'm
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Sixteen Years Upsn this Coast!

Wa ran furnish the Trade In the interior, a. well
"a tha, Of Oregon, Washington Territory, British
Provinces, Mexico. Sandwich lslands, etc, upon
better terms than any House In this State. -s..
The Senior Partner Of our House, whS now
E,I;nr orders, and we can safely .guaruntue all
2, ods being Of the best quality, and In regard to
prices, ' ... . ..'. ..
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By CIlppeIB euSSA ~ IIHSHS1
or large additions to our Pre'ens well selected
stock Of Goods, and we think, after an experience
Of nearly ..' ..
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REU N 10 N.
NORTH. CAR oLINA.

Union Meetings I'm tho state-Confdenec
OF the People I'm President johnson and
Governor Holden, &c.
NEwBERs, N. c., June 12 1866.
Governor Holden has invited the leading Union men Of
the State to meet him in council at Raleigh prior TO
the appearance Of his proclamation which Is daily ex-
pected.
The North Carolina papers full Of the proceedings
OF Union meetings, which are being held in every town
in the State. All pay high tributes TO the lamented
Lincoln also to Andrew johnson and Governor Holden
The richest estates in the country offered for sale
in all parts Of North Carolina for from to ten dollars
acre, with improvements Their owners having
decided to 90 North are selling at great sacrifice.
Judge Z. H. Sears Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
has arrived here and will open Office in Raleigh. An
Office has been opened Beaufort by John French,
and ono at Newbern by Hiram Potter Jr. The people
pay their taxes promptly considering the act equivalent
to a restoration Of their property.
President Johnson fast gaining the confidence Of the
people of the State Governor Holden is also disarming
his enemies by his services in endeavorng 70 restore
civil law TO the State.
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PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS OF THE GERMAN REPUBLI-
CAr CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The regular MONTH meeting OF the German Ropubli-
Central Committee held last evening George Y.
stenbrenncr in the chair and George Maacho, acting
secretary. The following resolutions adopted
tho committee
Resolved by the German Republican Central Comnt tee
representing tl German Union VI the city and county
Of New York That tender tho profound thanks OF
the United States whose pa1ots hcrosn, self abne
gntion have saved this country
Resolved That heartily endorse the policy of Pres
dent Andrew Johnson that excellent Of
democratic principle aud training particularly his pocana
ton of amnesty which well empers justice with
Resolved That congratulate the country the real and
saesmanshp OF the heads OF the several departments Of bs
Resolved That while recognize the right OF the govern
ment OF the United States to dis anchise doynl czsns
hold TO be sacred duty the part OF the
tncon OF color while willing abide los
the development OF measures In this JrcuD,
Slain the immediate extension of that right 20 uray
whether white or black who has borne arnn n defense o
Resolved That in the Triumphant overthrow OF rebellion
which threatened the stability of democrat institutions such
embodied In constitution, the worll win
elusive vindcaton OF the caaciy OF for self govern
America victory Of democracy through the world
Resolved. That German born citizens, deem
duty 10 invite and stimulate Immigration from native
country the United States, and particularly those
Southern States whose gcnia climate attracts but whose
barbaroua institution has heretofore rcpeiled them.
II further resolved 20 transmit the same signed by
the one hundred aud nineteen delegates, to President
Andrew johnson.
After 1abscrit iNns for the Lincoln Monument fund
the me citing adlou ned.
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Passengers Arrived.

KisceroN, Ja-s,camship Montexuma-H Crnnia, II
Ghioua, - q Carfule James Smith, John Ely, Murray
Mary AI4osta, Harrison, Mrs lIildebrand Miss Hide
brand John Lauya and lady Geo Ramos, Mrs n VI Lewis,
Miss Lewis 'tlss Lewis Paltcnghe, Francesca Rosa
Alex Hamilton, Chas ! Ward. Leon Ariosta, w n lies u
lies lies Thobnrn, Joseph Crounotto Sarah Cron
MOTTO, dwd Bow don, Walter DcrwanL Mrs warnofod and
child dc Magic, Panlseli, Barritenna.
NEw ORfRASs-steamship Evening star-IIon Buning-
ton q VI Slocomb, WIFE, child and Sherman Mrs
Chas Norton Mrs II sterling, Lane and LADY MISS
Maupay and servant MoMurdo and lady Miss.. Helen
and Kate McMurdo, McMurdo, "; O y Young Mrs
Pike, child aud servBnt q Doreu and WIFE, Mrs L"rns,
two children and servant; q williams ana ia,y nv
Gmllhe, Miss Grailhc, Gralhe, 9railh,j nosL !.
urnilhe, Williams Gen q sapieon, W u S.,,,vnnB' ,nB'
wSp vsrnsns BOWLS Nv. Johnson sns soS
Mrs - Loonis, Mrs wheeler three chlare .nl ser
yant Lewis lily Darcy. Foster ana VIE Cns,sn, ,.
den, wife, two children and servanti .rs nghs chl
and GRIFFIN MRS Turner snd cnha hfs Narrs
and two childen sg sgnr NJ. W., guas % s, S".."n
Two servants. Mrs : Darling Mrs Sueent two children
and nurss m Am1iau Nrs Drnkdraw, Mrs Clarke, Mu
Walker cild and servant Copponek lady and son; "
Rudier Mrs NJ spcaring Miller Kahn and wife, * II
Basset and LADY, A KIM u sage Norton, butts
. n@neere Cart n Jennings, Pcton, n Fonohy, r
\ T,rner Jr: u and wynne JAS Hotchkiss, DIR q Pur
nell IA PECK Jones' y " talbone, Thos Robinson, a
Mn,pan II Bmory and servant Reed. n II Surgct
Rniis1p Grady and servant. Richard Morton, Mltcu
brrSer q spear woodvile, Levy u Kahn, I Loeb,
j. saales and SON. Rc ards and son, Geo kar.lc TO
p,ndy n Knight T Busnd, J Bisand and 5chldrcn,
l. j HaletL Erst Israel, Miller A Lewis, Cor
hin Nippn, w williams thss Hall N Casey, Iecnard
Mcdonald u Goldsmith Mrs. Gilbert andtwo chilrcn
nurden Nrs johnson, Peuy-Nnd p In Ne ssssrseA
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charge Of being concerned in the assassination Of Pre
dent Lincoln while Dr. Blackburn who has the manners
OF we'll bred gentleman affected vrtu0us horror OF the
imputaton Of endeavorng to introduce pesenco into
our Northern cities
Our friend says the position OF these In Canada 10
anything but enviabe. They have lost CASTE They
have suddenly ceased TO be personages Of importance
With the collapse Of the rebellion the collapse OF
their power representatives. The Canucks, who
had hitherto treated them with great consideration
turn the cold shoulder them The fashionable society
that few weeks ago welcomed them with smirks
and smiles slams the door in their face. Shop
Keepers refuse TO recognize them and landlords
them with notices to quit They wander about disconso.
atey, unnoticed and unbefriended with the brand OF
nfamy on their foreheaes and the of Cain follow
ing them like fate. They have no home-they have no
country. With tho guilt OF parrcide their souls,
they have not even the grim consolation OF know
ing that their hellish schemes succeeded. The Union
the Union OF their fahers-they attempted destroy
still lives" In spite of their aendish plotss bottomed
upon stronger nrmer foundation than ever They have
done their worst but they failed Lucifer failed before
them. And now they are outcasts, with refuge OF
hiding place in prospect but dishonored grave II II
possible to harbor such sentiment toward such
wretches We should pity them