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circce wellinformed correspondent STATES 'h1 tue
French government. forcseoins thst the domains VI
Prussia speedily be enlarged has made application
u the officials Of tho Berlin Cabinet open discussion
in reference TO The frontiers OF he Rhine The same
correspondent writes tia, up TO the hour OF closing 'o
mail Prussia hsd obstinaey declined to accept the sus
sestoDs thus offered Inasmueh A tho relusai o' ''e
Prussan government is only regarded here As mesis
posponement Of the debate little doubt prevails as 10
the ultimate cesson OF the natural frontiers 10 inc
Emperor Napoleon, such action being sanctioned OF
course, by the OF the inhabitants OF The territory
who, with all their European neighbors, firmly believe
in the Righteousness Of popular sovereignty Meantime
the objects Prussias refusal remain unknown aud tha
interested parties await speedy solutionUf the problem
conhdng wholly in the triumph OF " poihqut ~ fEm-
perem.
MOVEMENTS isrEuAL FAMILY
There has Of late baep a little gossip az to the incidents
OF supposed political Importance daily occurring IN tho
imperial residences at vchy and at ~ Cloud Tho
Emperor left the iirst named watering place IN bot
haste abot threc days sincc and proceeded directly
To 81. Cloud, where he doubt found suhcenry OF
Affairs Of state occupy his few leisure bours On s"n
day. il tho Official programme 81 The season be- duly
carried out is Majesty With Euspnie and the frncc
Imperial VIII proceed 20 tue camp at Ihaionr therc 70
remain Tor week or ten dp+ 'nlcsS eNch,s ~
great moment should arise, the season viii be brought
70 close by sojourn al Biariz anu ion'anbiean OF
'ompcgne, the Palace of the iuiicr"s b-ing ol course
nnenanied by is imperial guests on 'he ~, oi ihr
10th instant.
NEws
is mcagre and nnimpor,anl You are doubtless already
OF the suppression uf the f""rrtsr dn Dnpohehs,
whose editor published article in which n bshc Fr1no
verbally maircacd have now 10 chronicle
another of despois the part of the government
The last number of the Main Jun,, weekly pnhiica.
ton IN charge Of VI. Aurrlien SohoIl is been sexed,
on account or The insertion Of an editorial Wherein
sympathy Ia. deccu-ed 'DnrriT and elccraton Tor
The tyranny exercised by the Gutrut we're expressed
with too i,le in,.n,r as tho Wan ioanr
has been prosecuted several previous occ.isious s
death mas DO looked lar ot"nt The liberty oi
The press ht- crriany not w heel conceded 10 the
Hitrdencs - ancient iHt"iia
The above reiite seizure wth The adventures ol ne
unfortunate l.nayrar, ~ lo toadfnt'oa"<t and the
pcasantre penetrated ~ n. expense Of NJ Bsbinet,
the astronomer, who, mas mg prophcsiei the speedy
destruction of the cable by The action Of salt water,
requested that the nineteen millions of francs invested
should least purchase tie discovery of the latitude
and longitude of Heart r,hntenia discovery that can
now, and only now, he midr according 10 th" ayrdH
have becn the -olc tnI4r ~ consersat,on rrc since
~ last
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fhe American SIoap Mice nj the Royal
Yacht Squadron Regatta.
Financial, Conn ssss ercial and Ma
Fine Reports OG Thur ssiay.
&c DC. Ac
P R U S S IA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.
Peace Concluded By Prm~sia with Bavaria
and iIcs~c-Daru,studi.

Peace Concluded By PRUSSIA with Bavaria
and Ucs-c- rmstudi.
BERLIN, Aueiss 22. 1856.
The Prussian Commissioners have. with The
sanction Of The government, concluded peace
with Bavaria and Iics-e-Darmstadt. The terms
are very advantageous 10 Prussia. AMI IA
accord with her original demands
Bavaria ccdcs T. Prussia III Northern dis
trict. composed ~ Iicht"nlrls. formerly called
Upper Francouia. ami the walled town or
Cnmbuch.
10 pay 10 Prussia thirty millions Of forms. ~
an indemnity ior her expenses in The war.
Hessc-Darm,t,.di ccdes 10 Prussia the terri
tory OF The T.anderlyiotc Of Ilcssc-lomhurs
State which was admitted . member ot the
Confederation or he Rhine in The year 1917
and lies directly between Ghcnieh Bavaria
Rbeni-h Prn..it, iui Birkenleld.
Prussia al-o obtains lhc exclusive right 10
garrison ~, fortress oi Msycncc, ior which
duty Hosse-Dnrnrtait hitherto contributed two
hundred infaniry, besides giving three hundred
and thriy-thrce mcn to ,hc federal German
army.
Under the treaty Bavaria retains The terri
tory Of Upper lI"..c, which will he joined 10
and Incorporated with The new Confederation
Of Northern Germany, The organization and
limits OF which viii be arranged after the
peace treaty i perfected between Prussia aud
Austria.
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THE OPERA IN BERLIN.
-rrur ~ kimg Williams First ti-n tn.r the


letter IN the Paris f,apY datad Berlin siycs gp~-
ting description OF lhe which tuoh plarc At thV
Opera House IN the evening oi thr 6lh IN which
sou tho representation Tor the benefit 10 tho
wounded soldiers '.lhc whole court present, ana
a vacant When tic kinF entered at half
past he entire audience ini received him
most cnthusiusticay. The pcriOrnianc. commenced
With the sioges March h. march ~ Scinryi 81
Iznber " hen the curtain tie Whole company
rang royal song, which composed osprs s-iy Tor
~. occasion. Zach strnphr reccycd with applique
and when tho tenor, Hc,r WoNnfsky sng tho lOipn ug
sirophe:--
ind when throughout ia" Land hall foit
Tho flag of union tIrn we n shout
HAill Emperor of Germany
tie whole audience rse aud bee excited hai thu
singing for u long ime INTERRUPTED. Aftar me asi
the and brayo- bufs, forth again. and the
tonal hymn demanded from si parts ~ The theatre
The orchestra compiled with III" wishes o the audience
aud AL presenprnrs-, prinr"se- aud ctizrns ioncd
~ The chorus. The enthusiasm had M limit never
saw ANYTHING Ike T. The Receipts tmouniad 10 ntar
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
'rhr i.nuden None, Market.

Tir Lnudon None, Market.
LntpnN. fhur.,Ilr. august - Noon.
Ta" &.aA ~ n.t4ul today reduced its rate o DIS
eagnt trlin c-ft3a -evtn prr cont
Cspns a. 4 lated n $ for tao8ev.
sstEittN si.ggIrI..
Vie flo&lns ers the currcu; irt@ IT AMERICAN
scr 'llt.Ns TODAY
United stit.- 6yc.tNenfo., 70.
Eeic Eii.raii sharc. ~
li,inot. ,erual .'i.rs-. u
~" I.hcrpooi Cotton MARKET.
Itt.ir,o, lnutaily August 23--Noou.
tla COTTON uiark. y lfm salcs tpday es,uled st
~ 90 bI.r..
i.is rrrooi Brrnd-;uii- Market.
Ltttr,,,. THURSDAY Ai.a.' - Noun
Inr tuesd. tts !. ,rket 4 iii.
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TVNNELlING At CHICAGO.
SPECIAL rtitealx 70 The NEW foss msilD
Proposed J'unuci t'.der the Cb,rnu. River
progrc-s of the Latte Tuua.i.

'NlteA''". NthNft y, IT'FI.
Bids f9r the con~trIcton ~ she tunnel undrr the
Chicago river ni'cncd to-day rie trnHel VIII
l,6si feet long cxtradng from rrtnkln a. clinton
i,rses4, af winch Sti cst ,te ii tiia
cnd will be unrtvr-c T,,'ea pa rlxc.
FOR trains " frrt wIdr an " fgst hi-h anil III
the Id fcet rat.iBg nntcr thr uprr'
which viii ~ rrtrhel ~ drft a earh
end. Tho tunnel Ntn Hpon funlnla
ton ~ clncr r. l., 6r Jhst rhlt porlipu
beneath thu channel - tic ntef Wiil II thitF .twO
feet below low mata ilIr pnfy VII ~
pr0tr'ci by heavy n nathin% ~ - I'LL trunri Mlii
b" con structed hv .rcitlnt rIlar danfs. aNrh
manner - - 0tfsrlrf ony IN fle rlHnuel III
tbe rif'r Mn tcrn hatF Nnrs o1rui autin4 rriu
S2iTW1 ~ ;G1,uhI fhg tp4lratt ABf uus tst hnnu
awarded
fhe lako tunnel 0lil bi clmpifc1 hp tae tst III M
,emler Anc ihol. 1ud alrctfv tputtiriud ,uf
only alleeu huDdfed iunrc tra rHlIEi &, Nnish tbt
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\ y n 9 A R Y.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW york HERALD.

Coustitutional Concessions tO he Made by
Austria.
PEsTH, August p, 1866.
After the conclusion OF peace with Prussia
the consent Of his Cabinet, intends to appoint
a responsible Hungarian ministry and after
this act is completed the Hungarian Diet will
be formally reopcned in this city some time
during the month of September.
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m.ut- 80 Jnsars -trrhsn-. dr.
ntinucr ul gentlemen presented ,hou,ssGse ~ a, ihe
stephen. hcaiantd1rs ,hAhan street, yclrriay afrr.
n-,u. !. H~put.inn from ,.rn raj rs.suy and ~
aar.i,al aa u.nrt4ru vaA Aaiara ntphaia vha hap
pou, a q, n 4 tie nae tts gre'anta = epraaan,-
csusea ~ i,a.s .rari.n tm,as tns oH,o hs, :
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-,i.l f4t I,uu pitall. tao AIMS y ~ .piit 49,
| joined utn .tpu ist 1. tiat ~. III. Gsnsr.i
| u.. t. nGatD. ~lf tl.m 4, 4fo tbcr !,
eaipn lnd All. ar Df ia'naa 1f' z. III ~ ~.
lhftilnr tf ftUt. .Hs sY iN ttt
tyo3l a.H u ..l Di. .a adeie.d " asrsF a..
pt.sh.s nI th. NUn40at..at watch roaailsa NJ
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NJ rrhur4p. ..tt.u
It,tft ~. sfa .U.t f.o. U.ent ,n sanas4t L dlD
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uAt is .l,tn ,r.U.e irl 81 giva. ~ H. a.,
hnf "ns " fns Gn ~ni tt.flt.iy asaA ,oits ~
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vi Y ht'hnr is Naf rtad nv uah.f y 'upmsnis
ttrhfati t t-tt Il ha.a frtAtrlnF ~ tne appfosrh
its 'oHf'rs he $3.50 a iro ~ e. 80 = nfFt
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t8Ba n4 .#.m pf N# fa. Eos r1esn8rrat Tl,s
tfIrrIsf III aflau N.H y4tafsa thlH iaft with.at
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tts 4tut.f ~ .@ eMts .r thcf rpsFr Fl provide
ipr 81. NNt4..w
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n'iwnd t.s ~ nH fpb. t#l .4e HaErEt II ths y
Ill nhul rtHI A9fr h fhysfsf ny lrsfert
gf.~crs Nht hFt 'M.N.3 fetAfaeh frum ir.'aid -
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frtCFa y Ari tUrN
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0 3 ! 7 U A R Y.
Dcn,h ofn .o,ni Prn--inu 0niccr

PROM the North tOTlnan ,gytfr Austl,t u
lilo royal family has spared tho sacrifices
demanded by war. The d,sir.asng intelligence. hos
arrived tha Prince Anton Huhnuoiefn supcunbni
the day before yesterday nj konigiuhuf tho ionr
wounds hc foreiyci np0n the ii Of July ~ the baus
near Konlggrak by THIS melancholy event the reign.
ing family aAd the cour pusd IN deep mourning,
Tho country synpith,Ang W heir sorrow, viii
more u ,trniy blc that The IiohcnzlllcrEA
ready 70 lcr ther co.tii"st ,rsst.ons with and tor
tho pnnie "ay The c,itii ghtlv npnn the young
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3 o N 1 IA | A..
atcll ltlscsla 10 INC NV rOm HERALD.

NtLl ItltIhLM IN TNt NV TOW MNLD.
The rru--iHn- i.,arunting Bohrn,ia.
Etr,N. august p, istd.
The prns.ian troops which had pcnctraf.d
into Bohemia during ihe operations agan.t
Austria have commenced ~ cva:uaie The terri
tory. and II i, thought they Uili have COM
ple,ed the work Is he 18Th d september
The E,nrnniion ., H.hr,rin D, rrn~~in.
IpVp<. August 80 y. II.
prusss,, AMI ha-lris i, thas rms.ia i to
e,acnstc EohcmA ui.l,iu fortnight
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THE NEGOTIATIONS AT PRAGUE.

Pr.rr Abo.i 10 .. ~ipnrd Between tusirin
aud Pru--is.
LoNnoN, Thursday, august 81 Noon
Peace between Austria and Prussia wis a.
have hcen sigucd "a Prague yesterday. The
publications are 10 ~ exchanged IN eight dag.
Peac. was also - have b,cn signed between
Prussia aud Bavaria.
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that the Emperor Napoleon win cede Vey.eta
as handed over to France by Austria. 1irect to
Italy, to be held as part Of the Kingdom OF
Victor Emanuel.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
trri,,i al The unn-m ~ ~ouihamp,.

trri, ~ oi the iiun-ii ~ soul iiH nspf
Scfrt.H"rlS THURSDAY, August 2i-Noon.
rs. .jeainship HaAsa fron NaN york tho liu,
Ibscnt arrived this morning.
Bark bnndoarJ ~ S-s.
LptEfuot, ilmydiy. August @j--Noon
lhe bark pineau la been abandoned s,, The
t.e1 were satea
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,,t.grtnu leerocs.

The N.faas n iapg og tixnB !, onuiains thr
lpl,0tE4 b...N. nent; nrcpi, atAetrd, ! ANNOUNCE
X, iIcl! u.tA relatives that my beloved husband
rtai yrs'erlht upiIng from thc terrible agitation
cAnasd Nv ttt d..h ol children. Our nvn
Franris Josepb Lfnr c-or,n, leopold and Heinrich q.
stosoinsi have all shc their b,oi lor their believed
Emperor and niasier. IouF young mi;oss and oay
sister Win
Dk STt,yoiLNsKA noe DE EADlZrRl
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4NtWN QfF

Tpat 0rt ............ SIg egs csg
Hrrp tfleu We nn3 ihn Mrviran government ia tn
thiri var III The French petition with sn snnnai 81
nr nearly equal ~ amount ~ the srss revenue Bat
th. IF MT III. rincc Mr Middleton sroia the French
got ternnen ha ~ agreement with that of be
Emperor Matlmliar, under vhich the Debt owing 70
trsrre foy erpensrs incurred settling an thn E,o
pcror atlnar~ throne j. taken AZ tan millions stsr
ng up0n vhieh sum interest y TO 10 "a At tho rat of
three per uent -, heni Il comes " thia that the
Trrnch intervention which ~ have regsssrated
Merico bui vbich n fact h. merely n,ens ssd All the
evils previously sxs, NJ there has sNddlsA nesoo ~sh
81 additional annrsl burden q t.o rnlIBoss sss Ass
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rlnlm.n

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t,try tfsfy ssess hNt pfrtaAg4 ~ bs aet-sfa ~
-. 80 y n taautNf4 flsH hMnA wtfsH aafN ssfy
ts,t $3.50 - eaaas - - 40 1ss.Sa3a Z stsss
y4sotsss sts3Fsnfr
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~. CANADIAN War pr.pnrnlsnn.

Ai otaan irtt.f nt JGue -, published VI ne ninf..
tcTai ranal VI tataatu. iY fh. axcitef4 II. nhrh
his prevailed ia fhe Wcf aIth rcgari tl rrnors -
f.nlan inoNemnpr com usidertd to bo Who'll, grouDa
icrs me gu.'ritplert " furnished wlth Tli Informs
tpn upon ihn suhi, and, although agpfehrnriuny
arc entertained II any sognIa ienonriraflps At PR
sent, mrasurs lMf' been AIKEN tlln satiHft,
ton ~ Tue mltsrt autu0riiias with tba .irN
ing any danger thli may araa yth The prompt
nts Ton thun ltI trl1pf cnn ~ concentrated az
poini np thn inHnrt " faw hpars' notice igraDgr
menis hrs' hrcn prl0 a. lnsuro an onl ..rt comm.
snri1i, nad nnts y d.par lHoni hts Ais1 becn
Esnlffd
Not tNrtNtD ntff.uiiS
illoa tar iYtontn Giohe Anglpi ~
Illus Y enaciiy tsr na of Ltk had nsarr the ast
rsl. Then II MAJ sll mat tho governments 80 10
ro-s' A-nn n tuil lnt rus oh, and that alsrms
Sronhdl"t+ YET no ivli ns canir white so
rra'iy q opposr tAsm hri aht nighss reports ~
correct, nilr he mn, Heriai pilan Publishing surh
i"rnrt- ~ tia ahtpr W. rilers atGaY n motion
Ia" pubic lrnfl Il, Jana NJ rsiy ura,. ~ auth.
h' ~ o'tsa and taay Val lsyH ~ ahow Irurnpi
tUds hrn thov rsg Tst dop1 before csHnfeHc' u
fpfci II the seklke~stkrs fancy t n1l III 10 Ia
frrtt tfaui tl,n n $X ~ thai fran.r
larlt if's cpinlfy~A'.s '.s'YsNys.s suasly
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T.w ards the BOrdcr- t.nnhonts on the Ris
-. and Lake. Rcconuoitrssx tL. American
shore.
orrsws Augual ~ 1906
Sinor nv la, de'rntoh have not been able 20 lean
anything concerning "a. movements OF The fenirn'
along tho border The excitement and alarm created "a
'anada bv their presence and movements have % grea
measure snhsded, Preparations s,lll however, b.
Ing made ny the government 10 resist any hostile De
mpn~iraton ihcy hase tho ,cmery t. attempt Th~
small detachment q roora left here after le adjourn
mont - Parliament hANr been moved ~ Montreal
whence thcy WI into amp nearer the boundary Inc
-, hundred thou amt rounds d halt cartrir are ~
depot. Toronto I,rdou aud Hamuton 10 claal qusn.
title ~ rnrh Il,rr.
The sunboats thr rivers ana lake, kept m,v,us
constantly, and NJ" shores oi The tmeflcan
SANITY rrcpunoitrcd vs. them
The government have lpt 81 ,iie- u the inani
state who.o nny work probably 70 rcrt a,.tnnf sDd
exaggerated reports ~ the doing5 ot tle fcniap
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! 7 A | Y

1tchlNtltssis 10 T-s Nw roas asilG
rap.,eop 10 s-dr ,rnrtis 10 the KInsdon.
r,Rts, ingua -, 1890.
ybe parit Pari~p' thi- evenings date says'
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hg-a souvenir OF the French occupation which tho
heN''anN WI doubtless be careful 10 preserve
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Tho Anar.aaa fogp Ai.e0 dd ~ sttr - fnare
,h,s a., .as i ta. xa snI - et t1ft 20 pfr
sls-lv ne rart,n8 IN hrsd iIs Lars 4Tth 80 -"
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FENIANiSM IN THIS CITY.

~ INtrn.rdin.r, sosrssrnt sssd te h~ Msa-
B.hau 81 sra~rni Syveess tui-.
-""Eht with .inn,r- ~.rPhr1- toi.arg uok-
.ri@ Preparing Tor the topgrssN chs risss,~
Iatrrpri-- Of the irnian S,sfs viaooc uss.-
usnt- ~ Jnsors -trPhsn-. 80.
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UkuPt'
Special kilograms to the New
York Herald.
News by the Cable to Thurs
day, August %.
y Peace Treaty Between Prussia, Ba-
varia and HeSSe- -Darmstadt.
Important Territory Gained
by Prussia.
The Peace Negotiations at
Prague Nearly Concluded.
-y,-~~@~~~.>s-,~,.>~~->>~,-
Evacuation Of Bohemia by the
Prussians.
NAPOLEON 70 CEOE VENETM TO ITALY.
What Hungary Hopes from
Austria.
War Between the Christians and Turks
in Gambia.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
The Debts and Immense Money Deficit
or Mexico.
Thc american SIoop aliee nj the Royal
Yacht Sqnadron Regatta.
Financial, Conn M ercial and Ma
Fine Reports 81 Thur sday.
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Mr Mndat0n slx4r.r tu th. custom revenue msy
prpinc million dollars uJrs tblu the stafnf
abo.r; hnt when ~ pressed tha opinion ~ dd
ku0w thai ihn trrurn occupation wbicli lad On 4e
an Impulse v consumption aud IMPORTATION, isint
un The other hans he points that tbe cot
~ 700 tnnch r0n ngrrt not included in ttr estimate
" oh#.rtcs moreover, that towing tD tlr 1850 pro
err houg made n VIE pHsiNcaDn ~ TIE cpuu'ry, the
gt -el down fpr m'ar' carFudlfrrr ol mt prove
anuD.ant Tie charge. II thr pnbis ,t roman - ~
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THE FENIANS.
THE SCARE IN CANADA sUB>IDIsG.
COALITION MOVEMENTS IN THIS CITY.
s<ee--~--~-~e~~--~~
SWEENY AND STEPHENS hMAlGAMATNG
&c. &c. &c.
THE SCARE In CANADA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 the stw yuRs afEMu

III. Excitement Snb-idirG -Trsops Nosins
T.w ards the Bordcr- tsnnb0nts on the NV
-. and Lake. RcconuoitrsDx tLe America"
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Rsn,"rrd ,pat,oti"s Lra1st - iss.a1..
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Repairing Done at Short Notice.

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Second Fall and Winter Stock

Of Boots and Shoes, being one of the
largest and best stocks of
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THE FIRST SNOW FAIL

THE FIRST SNOW AFA
ST BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
The snow had begun in the cleaning
ana Pusi vs. a a,i,, ~ fleid and highway
With d silence deep and white.
Eysry aeqs do az d saa for an
Az Was ~ Hinged inch deep with pearl.
stals now rooted with Carrara,
came Chandeliers muffied crow,
The STIR rails were softened 20 swans
And still iuttered down the snow.
1 / stood aud watched by the window
The noiseiess work OF the EhyAt .1
And the sudden fiurries of sn0w-birds,
Like brown leaves Whfritng Dy.
I thought of mound In sweet Auburn,
Where O little maidstone stood
How the fiakes were folding 10 gently,
AS did the robins the babes I'm the wood
UP spoke our own little Mabel,
Saying, I. Father, who makes ~ snow?
And I told her OF the good All-father
Who cares for us all below.
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Again looked at the snowfall,
And thought of the leaden sky, $50 sE
That arched DER our first great sorrow,
When the mound was heaped so high.
remembered the gradual patience
That fell from that clOuGv like snow,
| Flake by flake, healing AMI hiding
The scar of that deep-stabbed woe.
And again to the child I Whispered,
"The snow that husheth all,
| Darling, the Merciful Father
/ Alone can make it fall.
Then, with eyes that saw not, kissed her
And she, kissing back, could not know
That my kiss was given to her sister
/ Folded close under deepening snow.
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W0rkmen sent To all parts to fit up work
EEA and Repair Boilers anu Macnlnegy.
@% Ali orders VIZ recetve ar tndfvtduA
Ml@ftenti0n, andYlil0e prorn~f1 s4edon
Once and Foundry on the Canag.cQWner
OF Engie Street octGHyss.
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GOOD GOODS,

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and You YOU will not be disappointed.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-10

John Bennehoff, an old coil man
in the Pennsylvania oil regions, en-
joys an income estimated at $500,00'
per annum. He still lives in his oil
Dutch homestead.
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70 he found in any house in the West,
and thew are determined to sell them
At such prices as will enable them to
build up a business equaling in amount
any house in their line in the city. If
you want o %
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ron and Brass Castings Of Every
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Dealers in Steam Guages, Gum Betting.
Pre- Bricks Wrought Iron Pipes Boltlng
'@ Moth, &C., at Manufacturers Prices. 1~Sz.s
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