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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-02
Tnken Mt his Word

A few years ago, when it was the custom
for large girls and larger boys IN attend
district schools an incident took place ia a
neighboring town, which is worth record
ing. 'IT -.".HiI Ht' 't'i
One of the fairest and plumpest girls of
the school happened to violate one of the
teachers rules. The master, prompt,
energetic fellow of twenty-five, su,nmoned
her into the middle of the floor After IN
terrogating the girl few moments the
master Numbered out
"Mill you give me your hand 80 'e
Yes. sir, and my heart too,p prornptly
replied the girl, at the same time stretching
forth her hand TO the master, and ewing him
him with a cunning look. A death like 81
lence reigned for a moment IN the school :;
q tear was seen to glisten in the master )
eyei the ruler was laid upon the desk, and
the blushing girl was requested TO take her
seat, but TO remain after the school dismis-
sed. In three weeks after the school finish
ed, the teacher and girl were married :
Schenectady Star. r...- rT-,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-02

a $4,000 robbery has just been discovered
In the State Treasurer's office at Indianap-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-02
DE-. Il. CONWAY,
8 URGE ON d DENTIST,

HAyING RENopED,GHfs RoFFqeE.
from Third, to SECOND STREET, would respect,
fully inform ~ friends ara pesrens, thatfe is now
Who may deslHe thsplp A. his efiea ON SECOND
STREET opposita the Dayton National BaakI I
apr II -sNd n Isoi5'o8 4 cii .sl---1Eof 3--5o
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-02

GooD SEcURTY.-Two young men COM
menced the sail-Inaking business a. Phila-
delphia. They bought a lot of duck from
stephen Girard on credit, and a friend had
engaged TO endorse for them. Each caught
Hroll,and was carrying il on, when Gi-
rard rsmsTked--,'liad you not better get a
carry, II ourselves" Tell your friend he
need not endorse Your note / viii take ID
withOntr | ~ -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-02
toePREYENTIvE

Il HE INVENTORS, Nod. M. BATCH
ELDER and C,LEIBER, obtained Patent foi
this invention ON the 18th day Of March, 1896.
Inventive genius has added new triumph Il
be gasr number Of valuable improvements II ag-
riealtural implements, aud once more the Farmer
has occasion 70 render thanks To the noble hearted
mechanics who have done so much Of late years Ia
render the labors Of the husbandman less labnrous
and repulsiye. AL farmers haze been greatly an.
nOyed blythe choking Of their plows With stubble
clover, weeds, stalk sc, and baye felt that de-
Vice by which the plowing could be done without
the necessity of stopping the team every rod OF
two, ank kicking away the choking material
would be OF great advantage b.. ...l l1i4H.
rms HAS BEEN MOST PERFECTLY ACcOMP-
LIsHED BY VERY SIMPLE DEVICE, ta
Which can he read ly attached In any plow and
" the use Of Which the accumul ulatinE material Is
'eadily removed by a lever attached to the piOw.
ADdle 10 is a ipfaGticAli invention, and Is re-
neved with the greatest favor, and will sell read
lily every where ...
please address BAPCHELDER n IEIRER
mafoOlmd&w DAYTON QUO,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-02

Exercises, of the An
cient and Modern School
Of Amusenents.
FIVE
STAR RIDERS;
Three Popular
CLOwNS,
The Most Beautiml
Female EqutSlrlenne
LIVING. 10
h.ltf -
M'He amer.
i'fiiad n EqarSrirHi~'.
Mad. tGNES,
QScra If he ManeIe
lI'iic EMMA,
Ii l'obp ~ 7is,psichore.
Mast. HILLTE,
- Bp,s BdcL Egueai,idn.
NFR.fNR NEE,
Champion rasher.
JOHN WILSON,
IStcBbi foSr Iionse Rider.
IN. BERN-fRD,
GlUdBfa IIHrfiie Racer,
MONSTE BROS,
Frccisior HmioR Compeers.
UM. COSTELLO,
Naiirc dc CLerai.
JOHE LOTION,
, EaprhtfCai s'tsatioHalist.
Mons. HOSS7I,
l'ccneh Trick Cio,N.
CIiRK GIBBS,
iwgirFH ! ocri lester.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-02

sir, said pompous parsonage who un-
dertook 10 bully an editor, "do YOU know
that take your paper? 2" ave no doubt
you do take it, replied the man of the
gun, 'ior several OF my honest subscribers
have been complaining lately about their
papers being missing in the evening. II.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-02
#lisfellaaf,o,us,.
Fellow-Citizenss:

il CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
fact that am now prepared, and will attend
To the Building of Cisterns,
And win do all kinds OF cEMENTISG. during the
sets of hands In this business, and Eill he amply
prepared f..I .H . .'l
To Build Sinks to Order, '0'
Having had twenty one Year, experience An the
above business. Al Cistern Bnilding defy equal
competition, aud warrant that, my work shalt be
equal In durability and superior In 1nish 20 any in
the city. Filters Of every Kind put into cisterns.
BENJAMIN BEST
No i0T and f0s Jefferson street. Dayton, o.
mar ~ -inid&w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-02

\ certain landlady, 1t Is said, makes her
pies 50 light that her dodgers can see 10 20
20 bed without candle. after eating a
moderate-Sized piece.
, 1866-12-16

bucks" aud auld one ofthe1n to Jane! Kin
ncord for the spuE sun Of $lo. .,.
K5unco1d took his prize home and went
after Mr. Eiiiott 10 rhow him what q splendid
Vermont buck he had. Before be returned
q shower OF taln fen rAtncr oopi6nsly. sna
pasture 10 see the spleuoid bltck Vermont
tIck. be, the sai" buck, WAS not to be found
k!pncoEd had Tleiuns of grand larceny, Anu
uttt1ipe groan, declared the black was TOO
valuable not to excite the cupldity Of hia
neighbors! Elliott, seeing = buck IN me
scrub Eiunensd rubbed his eyes and looked
At the buck before htm-no longer black but
the whiteat of the white-and exclaimed:
'.Well, be d-d If that amt my buekl
the rery ore bought from Sam uunter:n
Elliott and kiuneold broke for sam, Hun
and to demand satisfaction. They found
sam. III q rather excited state Of feeling.
The shove Of Tain bad reached sam.6 q black
buck, End figM Of them had changed the
color Of their wool and had become white
The other two Sam had smut up In his barn,
ing been prescribed by one or his nelgbboss.
But the iucarcerHsed bucks would rub a&ainst
POSTS, &c, and would rub OF the color I'LL
tAey rcscmbicd zebraal This WAs too much
for Sam. to bear. Uc hasneascd his fastest
i torse and halted not until! he was IN The
omce o1 Esquire shea'et. a warrant los oo"
thinning money under false pretences was y
sued, for H. n. Taylor, The Green Mountain
hoy, and the 2lst inst. set for trial
The court, nffer weighing the evidence,
held The defendant to bill In the SUM of five
hundred dollars, IN default Of which he was
committed to JAIL. Subsequently, bis coun.
ofhaboa. eerpss, aud &c was diech.1ged aud
lett for parts unknown.
Iany ooe wants to make Gaul- Hunter
mad. let him ask him "How arc you, black
Spanish Vermont buckssn
, 1866-12-16
TRAGEDY At TERRA HAUTE.
An indianapolis Gill Shoots q Lznd-
lof6-The Wound Probably Mortal

{Fpu the Terra Haute Express. December ILL
Yesterday, nt about one O'Clock, Mr. c. i.
+. Fairb. other, proprietor Of the Terra Haute
House, was shot bJ a dining room. .gisl named
that morning for come improper conduct,
and had returned atter her clothing.
Mr.. Fairbrother met her In the hall at the
front door Of the dining room, and asked her
what she wanted. She raid shc wanted her
trunk, and was told It would be brought
discharged. Nr. FalrorothcS said he had not
discharged her, bDt the discharge came from
the person In charge of the dining rooun.
She rctorted that he had discharged her from
tho Barnum Hotel, IN ST. Louis, some time
since. By this time she was talking IN very
must leave. She turned to pass out, and as
she wns about 10 close the door she turned,
md drawing pistol from her mufI. placed
the mu1x1e almost against his body and deed.
As she drew the pistol he atlemptcdto grasp
her, but It was too iatc. The 6ali-a snall
ene-entercd the abdomen, Just inside the
upper ps1t Of the hip. Doctors Reed and
Thompson were called in, but the nature Of
the wound would not ALLOW probing, And as
present writing the effect Of the shot CAD not
be determined. the ball TOOK Au outuaro
direction Into the neshy part Of the hip. ina.
nediata danger is not appFshendcd but fit
passed into The bowels 1t will doubtless prove
iatal.
Tho GIRL was Immediately arrested and
taken before the Mayor, whetS IN default OF
action Of the Circuit Court. During the trial,
and throughout the entire transaction, sue
maintained an astonishing degree Of cool.
ness, treating the affair As OF very trivial
| character. She came from the Spencer Hcnse
| The Tcna nAuie House about three weeks,
! and NC understand, boasts Of having killed
| better men than her present victim.
, 1866-12-16
BLACK SPANISH yEgIoST BUCK.
Ho~ n &hrewd Trader Got Bit.

e>-~~-sA%~"1
An Incident t1Ans plred In Alton, on Or
about the 10th OF October, In the year Of our
Lord 1866, which will long be remembered
i Green Mountain boy, who as ttc sequel
shows, uns not 80 verdaut afses all, dcsirous
Of Improving tie breed Of sheep In Praino
Township, Imported, at a yast expense, some
blsek Spanish Vermont bucks, which, as he
had only 4 few LEFT, and important business
demanded his attention in France. DC would
dispose at OF vast sacrifice At. Leno Pow.
lcsa was the 6rst bidder on the baeks-but
not beiog much Of judge Of sheep himself
he went to Sam. S. Hunter and askcd hts
opinion regarding thelr merits. Sam eIau1.
ined the sheep, shook his head, and Looked
rery wise; and whi5pered conadeuaally to
Powlcss:
nv advice and keep your hands of those
bucks" >-,.
shrcNd trader Sam. was, did keep his hands
oa."aud went home. Whcn Powleaa was
rone. Sam. struck trade with the etnont"
r. md bought eleven bucks for sllo-
Hunter took his bucks home. and, anxious
I 10 improve hi. breed Of sheep. purchased
| nincty.rtnc ewes. In the mean time, Aanicr
! was chuclliug over hi, bargao. Hs called
Oh his 1ttends to sec bis splendid "Fetnsn'
, 1866-12-16
'NGT.'cE


crxzpx Hotzk. oanxssnrEoH, \; Y-2
stfsHr TEsnkSf,s "a ugs1G1 r Norssaoes < g & ISL T..
Scp+t:4 ntent nf tha nrw Custon House At tcfeas-
huich ny, until u octnrZ the eth nf1 Aau%tT.
aens 1aps & T. bax e.
a&e 1he ktone zrQntrt = kf haas Aca beet crs-a,
Edow ttilet, ltute a1d pauels. liupost EaolIJlass
a.eaitoiks eof.ts r 'esa5S e al stSs
inssIn oha ao7rfnnst 10 M a4har IN tn. placs Of
~ .ptse. q stone xh.saer zr.nisn r2sfh;o Or
VI ais1rs k1d ay te rupo- c It mist b< ol tha ao-t
S.s Sr,s' a1s1ss.s' y Ut +; s: e
: psoez:ed ron a:.5;lns q! n sas~f.a-
mrntI:n steacs e4ciaalyr II the sshlar. win
oe ltuut Geo cubic fret TIE sone must ttycrcd
10 the rough Ate OF tac builaiuS. s7ch p.rs
may ia teNsrated br the saocEirte2d-ut aad ptt
d ltcan, i've Of ~ crlxet hauiisx, Aea4uruu'.
ra e. 2S esat :, al ea5snt. =
snpeFac,si f,ot & each kind.
70 T. fatnised nIst be ssorirtel y sarin:cnd-
os ss3 rs Of cntins nao eTnE uses TIC clasa of
stons, .Ld p1ope; a,kcd with tie na1n Of tie rar-
Ifr whss .ratrt Il The stock ,-1utr! 20 BE- dclIT-
cIsd hy a4i' lie i.s z Ja:c e. ~ nse " .tirerJ
oie oi III asay II IT. ist H. 1s7r:a,: :+csvss he HE'S
70 reject O. NJ tht p:D~-A+s- 49,.
Al 3lt1 tsE1t As-si-. pT b:Ed q two r.
Asetp< md i-.E.1sn tt- tfsr Il t~ar1tci %
b. The st.sudcLcf t.s tarEF = g ecf4heu hI
Ins EtLeeh1 Of i!itt. =: L: EeEre q: ne D!3aic:
Tor Efeased stone Work. and 2ddresscd to y Ess1T-
rcok Superintendent Of Gutn:. Hon*: tls tensnurst
S.f. NATHAN EA3TEK.t:uUk.
E7fnAF ~ +f97IfJH
, 1866-12-16
Chicago PFostss1n 1i1nrkct.

\&lEAbN1 AtCE{Q0ES l94QY l66a.
Without prCroniuou, and Without my apparent
~ sS speeaisoo a. See 1sesos. sas aesay tere
fetm Signs ot returning reAsoo. knd reiucikou As
,sas =.
.ass.ei*s price, s 1hs tasenssly So Sod ws1sar snlea
mo.t !1 asssble f,r .oc* ~ therefore rsdaced
1es:ps t. 9s.5 ~ sas1a .. zn.. ;ss} Sgaa
ssa ns5isn;5 Brss.a st a,iSe -
sy sanPls I'll =: '1s,E Wa Eood
expect 10 the uar c. severely sesei tnn the ne1t
tofDsn Il F.Ms I 2 ses 9say a.t11s ~ Y m.uny Srho
nsi:s uisolsed 1hst il 70 s. dong sith ths surplus
;asse Z e. a
fnr foreign bat ths hktct b Iple
would DC ssaSalae Of perfectly asle aaI pr5dtsse
5sss1st' 2, eos 70: - H;sk e.: ng = !eS:
ektrue.in trt.tet lc.. ire. II: total si.lsAvlns 81
pstAerr. s!tx ecEss1np:1sn aEa nanacI lrt over ln
e Is esa e iteF ffS r. 81 ss s a:sS al. L
IS. end the ahpfaezta dressed. IS; live, II, ,.
ST
3 .e e e. oy as ses ID
Esrket hn ten aas.Selus aAly aad tae asorer, md
psoEt.' saensd ,h ass,1 ie aoeeate os ssoad se
kAre light tal q sooE 70 ae she roass pa-saae
kAF<<% A4- @Ntt Aet %0e A"AA wv
prezaet hor7 ha%e participated Ia the 1drasee but
not to An tGLal extent There u - little lndnee.uent
tor pAcAerr 10 purchase dtsed hoZa and they mi
MECH u dl*posinE of The ptotnct i7at prtoex
enEsSporG!cE witt those current tof 1--WE r1aneTrz
b expeeted = to Be hoped .hat It no dist Mt day
The 1ackstE Of cEeAscd hogs viii oe completely dir
be pnly Ertettnt for Sh!pre1a Il Eastern oP-e7toyl
Nonia rtfus@ 70 buT 'tac ftIf altogether. or
eu1 1tsunk ton In Price the difference In :duon
wtn }:stf, the Il Aat w1lId iLtcs very apeedy e1
EfnS The ~itter Inoal, rGi the approach Of rum
nG eaEnot Be relied On. A. hotdtrs hats tor ID 70
lhsir coei TIE market L1s ranged noc a. ekat0 far
eho!ee writh Gostns weak At E*oo36n fof Ichi
choice Ee1Ehs. SYreA The market tF dressed boCs
declined &C. cIhlnE At za1st1o d{vttaS o. 100 cst
Ntst pc.k has Bees ID sciise ae1aa. prtoe siy fos
JtuaAf5 delivery, snd 4uc1e at1 brA tn 21AN h;i1
mr.t h4ye heea eoit dartx the .eek. 7hs na-Ms
AcrAl crt TO Sl9-so T t-eet I'D f1:utr Gcrtr,
closed yestt.cay At .1Seo; ioaa! eEn rim free ot
iosaaa; st slsiast,7ai: e71s ps1ase asd fauP i
E{I4sl5oo 4c,k mea1s II hN a1nkink arc fcfJ
Icarre. Even nte tHtntr y txenty ure dsys ID sst
lxYc per .n1.ousIf to1shI Tor Al for shoulders aad
| &c {pr kloe4. Gtr-n tns4N In ceu1apd n 5xc far
shnolden, fe Ia sides sd skss9xe tos hats. sugar
cnrea tsn u l9iac lne hsEn rates current for
ErfuAn meats. taekrfs e1cnos a-oru T. uurtt pu1.
crsst. tecfosr. =! p:o.acts Esust b cnoa1desed
so5inaL For khoEt ,dd&ez- sHs1oe: caranerAats.
sS4a*e; short eeA1, 70 4ai5Ae &C !1ns h rs sae
i've 15r EeiIt, and IL ier ste frz nd. t4rrase
hrns II ax shc t,r White; ssshe fbz Teliow. and =
Iii ow il Elodert.e demand II s3s.4e fo- couruy
| acl .ealcaci cior etu pse1en1
FrefA hh Unchanged. HNE1 AiI@A1p q Ia.
, 1866-12-16

AHe 1.otuloo mAsket Expetteneed quite ttAe-
non 10 dA!, and the volnme o: business vas ileht.
Aets FORK VA dull II decline OF e51as3c b brl.
WIN ea!es OF 1.10o bsls At IT'S 81, essh; Slau.
nn5er 9anna1y, and sis1a {last avcntns) selles |
SsrnarJ-clostng tame at &ls.5o caeh and sellers
n slas5 eeller 3enuarJ, With huyera at Z $50
huupe fold 10 the extent Of 6 btls At S11e4 |
oleen Aea1s were quiet and ;wtihout essential |
ehaage. with ss1es q about 1au,Do Da 1t 6Hl
INC, aud sacn ns Hxua 4, &c Lard VIA dull,
WIZ saIes OF sco tca at lse es,h. and 1sAc ou1ae
tfst half Of January. Bacon Shoulders sold 10
the extent at ro Pee 1t &c, emokcd. Grease VA
duh, with salea OF 30 tcs Yellow It &c,
Dressed HoEkWerr n bat1-r supply and mora
seive u deellua Of fully See, with uberal ss1es
1t -e1oesne At $z.o0 for good 9rerascs.
and 86.758 s.t0 dividing on 100 rs.
WntskeJ vas dull, Neglected and entirely no1oI-
NIL a. <es7 for Prce and s7Hsse tor Bonded.
The Fiour mAtset vas morc Act1ye ic view OF
the more favorable ad,lccs nnu Few FORK,
and priees were 9o51e1c better. We NOTE
sa1es of b.3D orls II 31eooG1a 10 for White Win
te1s; $11.s03lI.s5 for Fed Winters; a0ta,0..3
Tor Spring E1sas; $500 fos sapo.a and 81 Is for
Rye.
1herc Tus fairly ac1ire milling 4nd speculative
demand fas Wheat, ind the MARKET adyaneed 10
INC, uith sales Of 1s 900 bR It a. Q31x Il for No
i: s1,so fos No. In a. D. & Co.'s; Ns7n1 IS for
regular do, md 31.4se9L5s for ReIected-elos,nc
Al &s.10 fot No. !, aud s1.s72I.s1H Tor No: Z
rn.1. nrx ~. ~ ,$fe rss.,d .,.,,
Of 9,0to bu Al Hh4soAe for No. i 7ss171he
No. and 61GGae tot New 6he11ed-closing he1yy
at fo,se for No. l.
Thesc was a stronger feeling in Outs ard the
market advanced 1M&ac, with sales OF 81, ,Op bu
1t la SC for No. and Sc for Re;eetcd-elostue
1t 4sHlsd: for the former.
These was rather moro doing IN Rye and the
market advanced h61c, with sales At s6187sic for
~ ~. .oo e1sae luz no. In stofe-elos1nx IL soh
<Sete LOT no. !, -,......
o*1es vas IN ue'as ssqueat nao INC ke1 IL
s..n,. ~. ros ~ ~ ~
49, ".,s.is ~ % ~. ''' 't''Ss<1 -1u
M. g. ~ r,oxsn.r, IN r.,,o, .s ,.
,-.t an ~ s aan,," e44 81 NC H'0
~ ~. s.u W.. =" s''ae aos ~oan'sJ
ap1 !ekSi .oa SnJ.
ine 1toy !aue e3nieHs oeaes Ieehns' 10
s2npato5 "Nn ~ une " .ae ~" 1osA MARKER.
4Ieto - no AuosAo'e Gaanse, however, III ps'ees'
~, na'oTa.e eooos, 1nelIalns stoeH OF Aron'
sas., Hs.s; ~ ana ..anet ats Ia amy active
s.nt "nsat "rIt s ,aa e,ass. :, .sta aau aa
, 1866-12-16
ITO ARCHITECTS.


f1-AS9 AID SPECIFICATIONS Eos SEM BUILD
AT WARRINGTON, D. C.
Ach1tcc1 arc L Tlse = ptesAEt pa1s zat 9peeces-
:ocs. arc e.ltn ats Il e-st tar sew treproof hud
,nEs far the Var D-srt1ept- - te site pow oscuTc6
n the Y D-partrsnt AID adfAu nj vecaas Ea7nSf1
WAshbuk t5n- L. =. -.-... ---.
The Ead:a-s required s'ouh. rart sup.rs,a. axr9
as Urge The Mt seitGte viii @al.t IL EnJtr<TApHx
II ttc nd Ill c.7e. z.o'ua.lor ,e,a-oS u ta- fuh-
:et, vii be :urcl*hed to Arcb!tes< d-tleE u cnra-
u t. a. III work. 1psn teplestlal, prEsoS1ly or b
lettxf. Il the u1f1eftt1ned.
premium nj finCo for IT, t-st, CT I: ne1 for ne
secu1d. ADD of Oo far the third caut acceptable
rEns a7d t5ertaf1acuf feczlrct VII b aEN'ss.
upo1 the Appfur11 Of the Hou- Scrntary Of HA1, by
!hs BoaN nsess e:.aEze 81 wta Z, :a,5 eI ,:tSt
hHlstttsE Of tn4 Na[ n:pkstuEt rza3x1 2cs ~ Cot
,.rtss prov 81 JutT = lSe6-
Ct trcver 1lrnteuast Catotrl T. !. Tze.c .e k.co<.
def # the Board, ordnance sftc-. T1EG"T'E 1l,uE&
Gds. ... 80.
In- Fostu ~El -e.eE1e mt rt:hr to rrts sry or II
ptsns submitted, should none h DEEMED e1tlHe Gr
Ito GTu1 poce we'd to Icsaln &tJ Gt s{ Of ao1h
pt2t1-
Hrk Eieut. Col. C. :. A EtEprier.
, 1866-12-16


A gentleman Of this city, entertaining
Hall, with the sight Of the great organ, and
other couriosltics Of the place, suddenly be-
came aware Of sc1ies nt "nudges" IN his
back, and turning, became also aware Of u
solenn countryn,an evidently OF an lnqul1iug
mind, who, Indicating the statue Of Beesho-
ven with lntcrrosating finger, asked the un-
mistakable patios Of New England, as
tAat statoo Glts"
No, sir, bronze" was the response.
'.Brnnze, hey. Must cost considerable.
Who Is II statoo Of :"
Beethoven" said the gentleman, bcg1n-
ming to be amused.
''B. TOWN, hey,n and then rcAectively,
With the impression Of tic stntue of B. Frank
lin fresh In his mind,-" TFas he Bosfin
n,ddns"
, 1866-12-16
GENTLE11EH'S LIST.

I9tS1RlA
Edlle D Z
, 1866-12-16
sJrup1sal5


EST OF CONSTRUCTION OF TAs E. &
CDfK1 HOUSE Springfield Illinois. Dcc. u, ts4Ij.
seaed pfproea als viii De * siveu At The ocr ot SD
reftneldeet Of rn.tsd s!.tea CnoTt Harse q ssFta
cpttrrn eolnrn& rilassera asl taeir be!s, rspe bed
a:es &C., required for tprtn-net- lltGotA Conss
posE shoxln. ala% n.ton4. design aad extent u Il
n.s le .eyE And 81 NJ ss!5 a,in .; ~ osa59
l1Rc!r, c1het man. ohio, f,tssout:h,
snd ST. Lous, MlAecErt. Tne Patterns for esp1ssls
lrorc e.s,in3. aod els aad tn. e co.ena aEt
tt1n ~ tr-n th:etnrr.. fLs5p arEts.es ii stuuath
L.rrf, and The ri q of sip<ot saith
II. Price lrcluGIn freight and de 1feTJ, 1ss b. :tEr
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FORK PACKING AT CHICAGO.

Receipts md Shipments or Live nnd
Ur,.s*ed HoEB from October lsI to
DAte-Arproximnte Packing.
The following tables show rllc receipts AID
ehiTnenAn Of Livo aud Dressed Hogs from Oet0.
ber 1st to dale, for two years:
nEcEIrTs or HOGS.
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to prosperous end, and bring yon back
ait shsll be done.Ey dear 1t shall be
done." ~-.,.
ticket for Somewhere, and his destination
vas the great ingenious town.
He had loltcred 50 lope about the Junction
thst It was the eighteenth Of December when
be len Il. "Isigh time" he reelected, /" Us
he seated himself In the train" ~ that |
started In earnest! Only one clear day re-
nptns between ne and the day am running
away from. III push Onward for the Hill
country tomorrow. III 60 10 Wales"
It WAS with some pains that he placed be-
fore himself the uudenIablc advantages to he
gained In the WY OF novel occupation fos
his senses from misty lnountalns, swollen
gvd roads. And ret be scarcely made them
out II distinctly rs he, could have wished.
Whether the poor girl, In spite OF her new
rssourse, her music, wonld have any feeling
o. loneliness UPON her now-lust at first
"a" tnese Se.y pufTn OF steam aud smoke thai
he sAw. as he sat In the train thinking O.
hsr; .sat rhsahcr RI he. :; face would hare any pen
taut view from her window: rlether. IN feIl
Ing him he bad done her 60 uuch s4nod shf
had not uncontciousIy corrected h9s n1S
moody ben1oaninE Of his station in Iife nv
great healer ifhe would. and ret not se 4 srcas
doctor; these and other similar meditation
rot between him and III. Welsh p,ctnr+
There WIS within him, too, t4at dull scp.
OF yaculty which follows separation flpr
an object of interest, aud Cessation Of
pleasant pursuit and This sense, being quit
new TO him, .nndc him restless Further, /
losing Mugby Junction be had found himsc
ayain; aud he was not tic tnore culmorr
o7 himself for having lately passed his tim
iu letter company.
But surely, here, not far ahead, must
the great Ingenious town This ctnshiu
and claehlDg that tho train Wss undergoing
and this coupling on to It Of Il multitude
new ccho9, fconld mean Dothlng less tbs
approach 10 the great station. II did mes
nathtuc less. After some stormy flashes
town lightning, In the way OF sw,lt revel
tious Of rcd brick blocks Of houses. high IT
brick chimney shafts, vistab OF red brlc
railway arches, tongue: OF dec bloss
smoke, valleys of canal. aud hills Of Goa
there came The thundsripg In At the journey
eud. --......
Having secu bis portmanteau safely houst
in the hotel Ac chose, and having aPpoints
AIs dinner hour, Bafbor Brothers vent o.
Tor = walk in the hnsy streeis- Apd now
began To be suspected by Lin that Auga
junction Mas Junction OF many b-1nche