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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
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p 4 Ia
ms HISTORY LOCATION FORMATION AND CHAR.
ACTER
A NEW UTILIZATION or BOO LANDS.
TIE VALUE AND USE OF PEAT IN ITS NATURAL AND
MANUFACTURED STATE,
PEAT MACHINES AND MANUFACTURERS or FCEL
DESCRIBED.
WHERE PEAT is TO BE FOUND, AND HOW TO
FISDi
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULY 49,
Contains srt. 10 columns giving history Of Peat IN sho
United With present poss, consumer 1, inter
eea IN the Peat question Boy The wHKKLr TABuxR and learn
what been made Price wrappers ready iOI mail
Ing Eve c.n,a Subscription pdce 81 per
AddIe. THE TRIBUNE New.Yofi
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GUNNER Rcireats.

ORIENT SPRING HOUSE, Amherst, Mass.-1his
~ ou has been newly furnished ni a. Inc order b.
'ociaiion q gentlemen IN Boston Il has ell the modern improve
aud III be kept hrc<s house by JOHN A. PARKS
formerly proprietor Of the Marlboro Hotel Boston and Bssrue
HoiIse Newport, H. T.
u pleasantly 'itned The valley Of the Connes.ieu
River overlooking Amherst aud tho surrounding Tie MIs
Springs situated The house celebrated their medicinal
Qualities aid pro believed by scientific to De superior TO
those a. Saratoga
The drives aud wats bssufal good fishing and hunting. 10
adetsliiai place Tor fmlie' 10 spepd tie sum el in
JOHN A. PARKS. lu....
I. II. r. WYMAh, j''-s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

1.-TWO INTERES TING NEW BOOKS.
/ GEORGE ROUrLEDGE 4 SONS,
LONDON,
AND no. 4i6 BROONE-ST, NEW-fOthi
Publsh This Day:
HAVE KNOWN. By WILLIAM JfRDAH iuustrs'en vi"
FaeSirDis Autographs. Small 8yo Cloh. - An Intimate o
ouaBsnco many Of the oldins Statesmen el
es. Britain durng lifetime Of already upward OF eshN 49,
render Jordus book Interesting and valuable coAN
THE sONGs AND BALLADS or cuuBERLhND. To ,,ieh
az added Dialect other Poems. with biorsphh Stf
Noea and Goary Edited By sidney Gil cf Derwen. 1se
sua by Steel Portrait Of Miss su'4nns BanIe limo
Cloth e. %
Alec ms, received y frrtfer supply Of .
qHE JOURNAL OF LONDON PLANeOhk, 49,.
Yfo BY Henry Morley ffotssor Of hnssh 1e
tore ir University College London. Cloth 81
Sent ny mai upon seipt Of advertised price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
Boaro an0 Rooms.


DOARD-A well furnished pleasant ROOM on
ID second floor. with Gas Water Bath. &c., TO gentleman and
wife single gentlemen Terms moderate No. 3z Wa'erley
place.
TWO OF THREE Single Gentlemen, a Gentle
and wife, obiAn hIsteass pefaneEt ACCOMhpDA
TONS IN beautiful. location stayVeantsqse BY applying
o HOME, Boz No. 81 \. Y. rost.Ohics.
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Gouees ano farms uOdnie0.

6ouses ano farms Wanieo.
IRON FOUNDRY WANTED--ln New-York or
vicinity On aivo yoln lease Aeden IRON FOUNDER Boz
No H. 1nbane oaee.
WANTED TO LEASE-A LARGE. sUBSTAN-
TfAL RTILDtNG tic water North or fssi MYERS
suitable mandatory snywtee The jsey o Ions ~ d
would cst b. reached by lshrn Address Boa
No. 4:65.
WANTED To LEASE or PURCHASE-A small
w HOUSE Of BTosdwly ADD south Of I~cnessi Nd
dress WM 4. MILES 80. - Chr sis -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

ARGE AUCTION SALE THIS DAY-O 20
superior Feather Bod, Go.ie and Plo"s hn. lar ~ -,
s. Lsh.sin Rosego'I c,i,teadss iogrAef Win
o,rr IN krn Funt.rs al lol o'clock 49,, q 80 eeo2'
So. / E0lh Ni'.rmsHf. y IbbNt 4, -ln- tl'----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
Go Get.

Go Get.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE.-A Gentleman has just
erected large aud eomnodious BfiLDSG IN The pert
Weshe,s County containing ~ Rooms with large aI o
Billiard delicious Nar iclouss ii5 TONS
O5fden ground for Children aud rEe pond ~
fishing boltlnR; the Vhos admirably arranged 20 scco
shout 20 Including uble either for
Boarding House Tor four i've private families
dubbed togeieu 20 minutes wsk from the station Persons
be IN Newly ok at and leave Reference VIII b
required and responsibility. Rent VII b. made
further pariicr apply JOSEPH fIIkAkp nr
floor Ro,unda Building Psr. TO GEORGE = hChOh hsionA
Psrt fant.
DLEASANT ROOMS TO LET-With or without
BoAR0. Loes,on quiet And rooms large, a, No West Tween
tyhntsL
STORE " LET in the Bowery-Ihe BEST LOCA.
- TON Ia NswYork for business pupose No 24 BoweT FIJI
LOT building whole 100 feet, first second and third foos
for business purps the ling part .s ali he
and IN complete oIlei. q. 4 mOWBRAY,
40. 269 Cranls -. aad No 2l4 Bowery.
FINO RENT-YURNISHED-A first class i-story
Brown Stone HOUSE Forty esoudst, Fnhre, Tor
yon from Sept l. s. w. BENEDICT Nos. and Pines
Two RENT-In Aourishing town, "a hours from
NewYork, 6Re larg STONE FACTORY BUILDING, lyolso
feet with 90 horse engine All nearly Addc. LOCK-
Boz Ma 81, Bridgeport. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
yTICKs ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE -
OF
HARDY BULBS.
FOR THE AUTUMN or ia66. AN
FLORAL GUIDE

y nov polished Il eonsia. de,elig LilIFs &C.
uYACl SrHs TULIPS CNill Sections fsr pl,o,iur Cul
With fu descriptions and plain aid full rms fpe gr1. AID
Prices Ac illustrated with no
beautiful C0ofed plate oi The errrp AND cCrTTA
SINGLE AND DOuBs5rlb Growers Of 10 llnd p this ,ea.
. O. larger than ever bsflre a.
ever brought to tas 60 esogn,fALooUE AND GUIDE
Ars, ., a., hi Of my crs'omers and viii forward 20
10 puoeu ~ w, fostiole To al oers charge cents
s'y ere = tho cost Postage EePad 70 AZ Al lovers
cepy when u paut Bulbs this Fall Will ind t. iheT
tsFs' 20 obia'' JAMES WICK Rochester. N. Y.
xvTv BOOKS.-SPARE HOURS. Second Series.
y ions BRows NJ D., Author Of Rsb aud His Fread"
a vol. i6uo. e.
ef series papsrt by q no f Of living essy ht been
elected by he auho expressly or ts Ane,iesn tdon con-
Of his rkug eche"Pei Marjorie, t'1esi
tqned T curious and pstheo interest thoroughly appreat
81 Ieerh the distinguished humorous
artist and n admirAhls criticism Of Ihackeray
The volume is enb,hed with fn new Portrait Of the Asthor
and several ui1sifstious
ROYAL TRUTHS. BY HEyr wAKp BEFcHEA
Ons vi l6lao Wfh eIceen new Portrait. ~ 70
book vsorou. striking snd beautiful rGirmcnts and
Interpretation 4 and principles io which MI beeehef dis
soshed. Iii. dnFes viii Ind this ono Of his ei
and Inos, s8gle1iye volumes
Sale al Bookselers sent postpaid on Pi OF price
TlCKNOR 4 FIELDS, Pubishefs, Boston,
and Nc. 81 beecter ~, hcw-lofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

UENRY II. LEEDS & MINER will sell by anc'
T-n ON SATURDAY, August H. AZ lol O'Clock. At heI ''ei
Tcr-srOLD fURN1TuEE-co.s iing q general s'soi'm1n'
moved ir convene Of salr rcud ~ aof Dining Room
i .f Furniture tarre.s Minors, Curtains. So, aitd
~ 1 na Croekrgy. Glls.varr Ac, ~ L. Ntnitf laDiea D. ~
si sians Mal Pillows. Bosef' &C. A' IA a'''i'''
.fF .H. Am flra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

DRIYATE HOSPITAL. under the exclusive con-
l. tolofEDwARDI DIXON ~ Di "dtor Of i9s SCALPEb for
IeHGrfhojs fsiul .fcocce ll-us
d.as,es II tho Pelvic Ni.cefi Apply Dr
Ds resilenrr No ffhavs bgAcrn ad ard and and
and EVENING". ctlFc ON ihe lmhse ae OIL structure al
dressed srgsAl pupil. BY Dr. Prce 10 crnt~ Apply 10
ENEnARDuS SAnNEN No iNssysi Aor Iiouse, or bor 3l1
DR. Lamont pars, London and New.York
~ Special rreatnep. u Local ceqs.iai1nsl hsvou Dieao
Structure, fstlia Piss Once No l1 Broadway, Nei IN
D9as II consultation Dom 10 4 ~ g. - " lsIosp saodaJp
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Ogf1cg OF Assr. q ~. 4. $. Nh p. r., J
No. 80 q street. WAsHINGTos, D. C.,
,En eTATEs MILTTARY RAlL

GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL
= ROAD PROPERTY.WH ps sold % pubc aocien nj AK
Lila W on THURSDAY. August p TIE balance q the Nne
Military RIroad Property remaining on haud a that place. CONSUMING
o eco . er,icea5ls Locomotive EnglneCSor Son,
baiidelfl; ganse 'est 2. inches.
Tender lgllk, two small Truck Cara
One hundred pairs second .htni Caf Wltll on Arles
Severity n" Railroad Iron 90 b. 70 the ysfd nearly new
lsslcn H. dianlc JseS ten iuh' unstF''
Ten,6vo nrs wrourh, md Cast Iron, seconahan Rail-
Counter scse. Lantern O. De'k Table, and variety Of o'he'
Articles also,
ses to canoee O'Clock ? NJ a. tie u'ia;y nsiiroad
rd la b.i1ee Of The ai BE- sold tbs Railroad supply
Store near lhe Ol.nce and A'c2andia Depot
VIII az, be oIi It Phbaish Ia at II O'Clock g. M On TUES
DAY. Aus1Hg. r. r-.,
sqiare, Chester Conu'y. Pa, bbla'rsl
rerms--cah, in Government iuIis.
Az, inaaon rl-ye 20 the popey will be 4ni hed on sPph
,. J. CHILLY, Bv,. Major .al At Q. ". q. $ Amy
rgNO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERS
tie Eyrhhuee sueoous, 40. III boa1way there Hh
he 81 MILLER Auconee undr The direction 81 ne
referees, fie Ice ing valuable property Tho eDn
as the PAST RIVER STEEL WORKS pnd ROLLING Niiis
bunes and unerpred else Tor ven Year, Of sevd
Of d cortnur pIiyil,c - pgfchasDg be 90
10 horse Steam tIifnc, two trans W
Ros e., D4vv HOs sefscDs se4D Harncs together p"
Furnace gll. g.. Tor cnlcins ne nu'nn OF
STEEL al coupets ofdf Fu pascosIs o. 10 TIE
ffolefy Lc bal OF JANIS T. D4A' corner 81 Oe1ts az
Ntref.si N-v.iorf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
pANIrI P. INGRAIAM, j.. Referee, No. lo6 Brosswsy
rpulxp w. Coxa flaia'if. Attorney J119 1s~S~"
s,UpREME COURT, .York:-TnEI; ME sTEo,;

SUPREME COURT.-lu the matter OF tne ~ -
- CATION Of the MAYOR ALDERMEN, ard COMMoNAiTr
o. the CITY OF NETWORK relative g &c OrESiN sra r.
TENDING Of wORTHSr, nom BANrEh 81 20 o.,
sQUAREiN THE CITY or NEWfORk ~fn llt 70 9s.s' "a
sucl made and proydsds Mayer Aldermen lo n 10
the preme q Ncs, OK ~ FPS ~
ON FRIDAY ,he hy day o. Aasus' ~ a. we Sts",nf
thereafter a. soAse DC h1','
for e ,pooln,mrnt Of Commissioners Of Estimate aud h.s'..
In ne aboveentled matter that the nstfe snd eAsht o.
,-o berrbv INTENDED opening snd extending Oh N"L
~ ron Baxes 10 in Tie City q New fsiA 80
acAAaD JpaMAa ceanssl &c Us ce'ss's''s~
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Gleo bp Anriiou.

T. H. MEpviS 'uct,-seer. -,
ny BAEGS, MERWJN * CO., Broadway coz 4tn-
- ySfBoear Wofts Of Sec, fiucy Joois t-saaIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
nyNay H. LEEns, Arctioueer =.
--,-pV u IEFDS s. MINER VIII SOL by

. .u.%n IN SATURDAY. Aug. H. ~ u ococ4, - ROM Vi
,iesrson NO. 60 Liberty frw doors west 81 90
Ia f.ff gt IgfSEs-V,ry fssi, aahAf ADkst,
between yesrs DID, iat hand' WI pe fnaa.i %
,r,. much fasirf Nh ta4nius aa ~,
= n''o ~ IA mi g.6tle Que BAY HORSE, ycns Old ~.
.n,d .nd knd ons tl very s'yl.n action Ihey are ven
III 10 having b-. dry,n tvice togeincfi no lsie' hVo
riri f r. r. e.5s with training very in1ih ia.'.
fy ar Su1fsn led 20 tAe trak 10 the poe D." ' 1
,f1out raining to-day IN 3;in. al 10 49,. 81.
.o a, rraoal the two finest lor.es offered i5r
q .sn bo seen IN the s;t0is Il UBlcfh Flr.
r lyot'e place Aator pace thursday no E'' P
he s.is and On the ale bel 20 saif'feol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

pR0 A. LEsviTT Au-toncer .
rDOOK. TRADE SALE ROOMS. 495 BradW'y
bTFNyITI sTREBEIoH TO-. sucrslsos 10 }. h. ,''ey'
C...r,..st.Ts sotICIruD. ADVANCES MArE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
Jusiructior.

A THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF
A.MUsIC No. ~ new 2+4) last Iheenhs e., Wal 20
w. y. o. LOCKE, Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
professional Notices.

nR. G. ID. HAMMOND Of No. - East Twenty
- ,eVenih., New Ioa. on es' by So'Te'gondssge 99
DEBILITY te special D.es Of the generally and
a sound cure in AT casss 20 tliaiei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

BOARDING. SCHOOL for BOYS, at Essex, Conn
lt-Fan term commences Sept Addfe" ~ A. CUMMING
Prnr- OIL lor eatalagurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or NEW
y YORK CIV eud County Of New-York.-LOuis hARffR
- MIlILAf M O lDDEN-suin.aon.E lr Reiel-lo Ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

SUPREME COURT-BENJAMIN GALBRAlfH,
> Pisintif as,. ELIZABETH Wiley, JOHN r. HOPPER
FRANKLIN IloPPER, TBoMAsn HL1PIER GARsaIa ~
iFS1ER HOPPER niants defendants Yoa
Nv summonei required the complaint n this siion
,h this Il ed IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the Cy
Comfy q Of which copy herewith served
copy your the said compliant on e
sub,ber q, bis office No l29 Eutons Ncwi Ok s
n,y DAYS after sesyce hereof exclusive Of the DAY 81 st
rycs AMI f. complaint thin The time s'ole
ss psn .ts action viii take Judgment sgsnsi Ger IN
Dollars with interest om tie tftt DAY Je
January hundred and sixty K beside. ne cat
,slswsWsa BENJAMIN GALBRAITU PlsHHs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-16
Gen. Butler i'm PennsyIvania.


Gen. Butler made speech at Harris
burg on the 1Ith instant, in behalf of
Gen. Geary and the Republican ticket
In the course of his remarks he defined
his position on reconstruction, in the fol-
lowing language: @
For one, claim that not one foot of
territory of the United States was ever
out of the Union. l claim again that no
citizen of the United States has ever rid
himself of single obligation to the Uni
ted States. (Great applause.) l claim
further that no citizen has ever got rid of
one particle of governing power of the
United States, as exercised over him
either to restrain him IL wrong or aid him
in right, or to make him do his duty both
as citizen of his State and as citizen
of the United States. (Long continued
applause.) But l am told am disun-
ionist becaues don't choose 10 recog-
nize that an organization of State gov
ernment which, by the people that made
it, was made hostile to the United States,
and which fought the United States for
four years as part of the government of
the United States. | do not want to be
called a disunionist, for only insist that
disloyal men, with their bayonets at my
throat, are not portion of those who are
voting with me and acting with me in the
Government of the United States; they
are now a portion of the United States
without any intervening act. | do not
see why they are not, when for instance,
they were carrying on the battle of Manas-
sas, ] do not see why if this theory is
correct, their representatives had not as
much right to sit in Congress and vote
whether Mcclellan should or should not
go forward. Ask your own representa-
tiVes from Pennsylvania was the case
when they laid down their arms.
did that bring them back? I know of
no better illustration of this point than
by taking the case Of partnership where
of partners go together in a
with partnership capital, and |
after time two or three of them choose
to leave the partnership against the con-
sent of the others; can they take the
property with them against
the compact by which the partnership
was formed can they destroy the part
nership? They can, as far as they are
but can they themselves go
out of the partnership for all purposes Of
destroying their own right? They can.
Can they come back into the partner
ship? No, not until the rest of the part
ners get ready. (Long continued ap-
plause.)
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-16
The Kissing Affair.

The sttrocious insult offered to the na-
tional flag, the portrait of Washington,
and national air, by a number Of rebels
at the Old Theater on Saturday night,
has excited great Indignation among the
most moderate Union men, as well as
among the more ultra. ones. Several gen
tlemen have declared that they were
done with conservatism after that display
of disloyalty; a stern policy is the one to
employ in dealing with the rabid haters
of the Government and all its honored
insignia, symbols and emblems. We as
sure the persons engaged in the kissing
business that the American people are de
termined that every man who lives I'M
der the United States flag shall either
love it or fear it. If they have not the
good sense to love 1.-THE soldiers who
put down the rebellion have power to
make them dread it. God forbid that
ever an invading army should enter our
territory again, for fain would we spare
the people every where the terrible
scourge of war, but an army will come
again, if necessary, to crush out the his
sing serpent of treason. Press
and Times.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-16

The Allentown, pal Register says:
"We have numerous instances on record
of the judgment of the Almighty sud
denly overtaking the wicked, giving
practical illustrations of the truth of His
word, which declares that the wicked
shall not live out half their days. An
instance Of this kind occurred near our
Heighboring town of Catasaque last week.
A man named Miller, about three weeks
ago made an agreement with some Of his
companions in vice to meet him at a GER
tain place every Sunday. when he would
them the holy ordinance
of Communion, giving them whisky and
crackers. This mock ceremony was per-
formed every Sunday, but the hands
which administered the mock emblems
in derision, were so msngled by the pre-
mature discharged of blast last week, as
to require amputation. He was also Sc
verely burned about the head. After
two days of extreme suffering he went to ,
meet his insulted Creator"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-16

Concerning bonnets, one of the Paris
fashion writer's exelaims: "And then the
bonnets there was never the like seen.
There is the inverted breakfast plate,
trimmed with everything and anything,
and two strings to hold it on the round
vegetable dish covered style, either with
or without the little round button on the
top like the great Panjandereeh) )-the
fancy work basket style the table mat
style-oval and worn long ways, all trim
med, and bedizened with glass, or straw,
or jets, or birds, or feathers, or flowers, or
all of these put together. I did see a
very elegant lady with bonnet composed
of variegated bird as large as full hedg-
ed canary, bow of ribbons, some ends
of tulle, and white ostrich plume. y
Then there is the fanchion, a half hand
kerchief style, pretty sensible in its way,
and then came the innumerable compos-
ite orders of bonnet architecture forwhich
one is at the mercy of ones modiste, to
which class l commend the ladies to adj
dress themselves. Everything is fashion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-16
Tuition for the
A D4INsTRAToR's SALE OF

- J.
In pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
Court of Trumbull County. Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, the 26th day of May, A.
D. 1866, at ten o'clock In the afternoon, on the
premises the following describ ed real estate situate
in in the County of Trumbun and State of Ohio,
to wit: Being in Newton township, and is known
as part of lot No. 81, and bounded and described
as follows Being the southWesterly half of said
lot No. 50, as designated on a map of the town
plat of Newton Falls, made by Joshua HenshaE; !;
beginning at the southwest corner Of said lot No.
81 on the east bank of the west branch of the Ma
honing river; thence running along the north herly
line of lot No, 81. on said map, north sixty-nine
and three-fourths degrees east four chains and
BraeeTille road; thence north 34N degrees east
along the said road, one chain ~ links to stake;
thence north 69z degrees west along the centre
line of said lot No. 81 to the river bank; thence
south-Westerly along the easterly bank Of said
river to the place Of beginning; excepting small
triangular piece of land from said lot No. 50,
decided by b. L. Williams and Emily. his wife, to
n. N. MerWin. containing about 14T square feet.
and including in the conveyance q triangular
piece of the same dimensions as the above excep-
ton, and is the same decided by said N. N. Mer-
win from lot 81 to II. IA. Williams. in exchange for
the piece SO as foresaid decided by said I'll. L. Will
liams and wife to n. N. MerRin, said deeds of ex-
change bearing date OF April 18th, 1859, and re-
Pages 129, $50 and 49, to which reference may be
had for full description Appraised at $35000.-
Terms of Sale-0ne-haf on confirmation of sale;
the residue in one year from that time, with inter
est secured by note and mortgage on the premises.
Administrator of Nancy CLARK. deceased.
April 25 1866 4w -
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The militia Law.

The bill repeating the Militia Law, passed
both Houses, and is now the law. 1t re-
peals the tax of $500, permits any mem
Der to withdraw from the National Guard
organization, provides for an enrolment
of the Militia, protects company Volun-
teer organisations and gives TO each COM
pany not to exceed 100 in the State, $50
per year to pay expenses. Under the
old law the expenses of the Militia, was
over $4,000. Under the present one
only $4,000.
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COME HOME, FATHER.

Father. dear father come home with me nowl
The clock in the steeple strikes one;
You said you were coming night home from the shop
As soon as your days work was done.
Our fire has gone out-our house is all dark
And mothers been watching since tea;
With poor brother Benny, so sick, in her arms,
And no one to help her but me.
Come home come home! come homei
Please father, dear father, come home
Father, dear father, come home with me nowI
The clock in the steeple strikes tWo;t E
The night has grown colder-and Benny is worse
But he has been calling for you.
Indeed he IS worse-ma says he will die;
Perhaps before morning shall dawn;
And this is the message she sent me to bring
Come quickly, or he will be gone!
Father, dear father, come home with me nowl
The clock In the steeple strikes three;
The house is SO lonely-the hours are so long
For poor weeping mother and me!
Yes we're alone-poor Benny IS dead; .-
And gone with the angels of light
And these were the very last words that he said:
Il want to kiss papa to-nightP
Come home come homel come home
Please father. dear father come homel
Hear the sweet voice of the child,
Which the night winds repeat as they roam:
Obi who could resist the most plaintive of prayers
Please, father dear father. come homei