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FRANCE.
CUAssEPoT RIFLES.


The Courier dc Lyons says: 1.-THE mandatory OF La
Buro has inst received notice to prepare TO execute
dcrs Chasscpot mics Not less than 600 Of these
arms WILL IA said be required from that establishment
Necessary maehnery The manufacturer at 81 Ettenne
also occupied IN the execution OF similar orders.
D hSpde e rf snsm forsmen and others
increase the number OF hands employed"
TIE DUSDERBERG.
The French ship Jean Bart, stationed at Martinique,
has been ordered TO proceed 10 NewYor to bring home
the iron clad gste Durderbcrg, bought by the French
Government
MEETING OF soyERFrGSs IN PARIS.
The Paris correspondent Of the Independence BelGe
thinks that considerable Importance should he attached
10 the simultaneous meeting Of the three Sovoregns Of
Prifsin STA and France expected to take place
In Paris especially with regard 20 the Eastern question
asserted that the ADJOURNMENT Of the departure OF
tho King OF Prussia FOR Paris owing To the wish
pressed hy the Emperor Napoleon that this visit should
lake place simultaneously with that Of the Emperor OF
Austria who cannot come 10 Paris until after his zorro
nation - King Of hungary
AtVcnna II n Thought that nm nllianbe between these
three powers may be contaminated. Napoleon 10 pre-
vent such euppostons has decided TO receive the
car inq mc NM s ~ OF RUSSIA have arrived
The sutton Of Turkey is expected in Paris between the
18th and the roth Of June. The Emperor OF Austria in
July, aud he King Of Prussia In June.
TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND SWEDEN.
Par. CorTespo.denee Of lie Pail Mall Gazette
1.-THE eaufe OF a fresh GOODNESS between Prussia and
Francs exists In the fact that Count Bismarck has die
covered that treaty offensive and defensive was recent
Nv concluded between France and Sweden nor is the
Trussian Minister satisfied with the determination OF
the French Government 10 form on intrenched camp
at Nancy, so as 20 connect ChAlOns with Metz and
Strasburg. Gen Lehrun, officer who distinguished
himself greatly IN Mexico under Marshal Bazane has
been charged with the formation Of this camp. Under
these circumstances II f. considered probable that the
King Of Prussia may decline 10 visit Paris and in addition
TO this known ~ course by the Cabinet OF Berlin that
discussion the lately signed treaties VIII shortly take
place the Corps Lcgslaf where the conduct or his
Majesty Of Prussia win IN all probability be harshly
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EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES.
RUSSIA.
hUooIA'
-. r,, -, ,,r,f1nc ID lpIITT ENuIuITIpN

THE GREAT ETIlSoGRAPHIC EXHIBITION
The Russian Government has invited all seets and
t,ibes OF the slayonian family to repair to Moscow,
where great photographic Exhibition has been estaD-
Used specially devoted TO the Slovenian race. In an
swer 70 this invitation, Slovenian populations from all
oualters-from Turkey Austria, ana PrusSla-haVe as
scmbed I'm the old capital OF Russia the Government
defrayng their expenses aud have been ieted III most
hattefing manner
REMARKABIE SPEECH OF TIE MINISTER IN
sTRuCTIoS -.'~-<
Ata banquet given by the sclalovian members Of the
Ethnographca Congress at Moscow the Minister of Pub
lie Instruction said You not deputies elected by
vour feow-ctzens in accordance with usage nor have
Won any formal powers Neither official persons
here but Northern and Eastern SclavQulas we must
must welcome you ms brethren from tk2Yest ana the
South. In our meetings, our expressions OF sym
nothv there Is nothing OF combined character no po
ca calculaons ossened by the statement OF our com
n,unhy OF feeling; tho contrary any such s rather
yacatng external relations, but upon the lnterhh Doa
existing within ourselves created by our history OF V
wears Our language our common scayonlan ldea, anu
he savonlar blood that runs In our veins Listen 10 Ihe
beat of sclayonaH heart Does the heart OF ioIeser
beat like II What scePc WIZ venture 10 eoS t rTe
Provideicc has marked out for the mighty saVohiah
Tagcsp I,.,.,, ,r,,,,,ryrs
letter from Warsaw, which appears u the Po'en
Journal contains the following: "Despe the pacific
news Russia has for instant ceased her military
preparations she already possesses SSns RersaS
soldiers have good deal OF difficulty IN accus-
toming themselves 10 this weapon ana the e'oiW
warsaw are 20 be met crowd OF Prussl 0nlcels,
sent there instructors In the new tactics Inc sun
generals say without the least mystery that tbcit
en mas con racted an alliance with Prussia: The works
for the ontrcnchcd camp IN the ncghbofhoouo OF
being pushed forward loT t ccnI s thnf ms
Whole Is &c be tualed by TIC tl. Us 1akkst .-'>-"@
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der expected that s to say the end Of June after hi

der expected that to cay the end Of june after hi
return from Paris.
Berlin correspondent OF The London Globe says that
1t notorious that Russian troops have been collected in
the southern and provinces OF the empire and
slowly being reinforced Whether they designed
for action IN the field 20 give weight TO diplomacy the
future alone determine.
banquet has been given in Moscow in honor OF
the Czech delegates Mr. Rieger made a speech in which
he said 1.-THE Scavonans have hitherto been dispersed
members OF body fighting with their sworn enemies,
the Germans Magyars, Italians, and Tartars hut the
sun of Sclavonic union has rsen convincing us that by
mutual support the Seavonians will become great peo
pie not only in numbers, but in deeds"
The SclavOnan delegates visited the heaer and were
very enthusi asteay received
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SWEDEN.
ADDRESS TO ERICSSON.

The following address of congratulatlon and
thanks has recently been voted by the Swedish Chambers
TO the American Engineer Mr. Ericsson who is By birth
Swede: "Jobn Ericsson, the Swedish Parliament has
and OF tho obligations IL lies under TO Won If the country
which gave you birth failed to furnish you with field Of
activity extensive enough for great genius the crea
tons OF which have always tended TO the good Of human
y yet your absence from it has not weakened the ties
which bind you TO your native land The Swedish
nation has watched your efforts, and shared IN your
trumphs with Joy and pride on your part you have
yOu have ceased to bear to It, and Of your ardent
zeal for its welfare Accept then, John Ericsson this
expression of the esteem and gratitude OF the Paramen
OF Swedcn-sentiments which we, tho Presidents and
VicePresdents Of both Chambers, offer to you III their
ualue0
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TENNESSEE.
THE RECENT OUTRAGE BY STATE TROOPS

THE RECENT OUTRAGE BY STATE rROors.
sY rEIseRAPs THR TRIBUNE
KNOXVILLE, June 1.-The arrest of the militia off,
GERS. Hickman and Holt. whose command lately shot
a citizen in Franklin County, under the pretense Of
his being guerrilla has been ordered by Gov Brown
low. They will he turned over to the civil authoh
ties for trial The Governor is determined TO sup
press lawlessness among the State troops. general
order will be issued directing them TO act only IN
preserving the peace under the orders OF the eiVu
authorities
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MISSOURI.
1rnGE KING REMoYEp FRoM OFFIc

JUDGE KING REMOVED FROM OFFICE.
81 TELEGRAPH TO Tribune
ST. LOUIS juno 4.-Ihe impeachment trial OF
Judge King which has been progressing before the Mis-
sour Senate for two three weeks terminated yester
day IN his removal from Office and disqualification from
holding any position of honor, trust, profit for two
years The respondent found guilty ON oil the a'i
eles and specifications except one.
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GERMANY.
TIE so TIN GERMAN STATES.

Public feeling in Germany during the Luxemburg dis
pute was strongly in favor Of Prussia but there rs now
reaction The Governments will not join the Northern
Confederacy, and are supported by the people They
consider themselves safe by their treaties OF alliance with
Prussia and now the people will not sacrifice their
liberty.
EMIGRATION THE UNITED STATES.
Emigration to the United states is more extensive than
ever many young men flying from the military service
new sort OF emigrans the C2echs but this is not at
le 10 pocal reasons but 10 the impOssiby OF
getting land 10 cultivate in country where so much
property yet In the hands OF the nobility and tie mo-
nastorcs.
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TuE CRETAN QUESTON.

PsrIs. June 4-Evening.-Itis understood that as
n result of the meeting between tho Emperor Louis
Napoleon and the Car Of Russia, they have agreed
upon plan for the settlement of the CTntan diff
Guilty, Which will DO proposed 30 the ether great
European Powers, and which, it is hoped will be
ndosted by them, and urged upon the'Sjultan with
tle.y uuitel sgiluenCc.
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1fARrNE INTELETGENCE

sorru,uPrOS June 4-The Hamburg teamship Sax
,,io can't Eaaek which sailed from Ns York May 16,
,yoS here this afternoon and after landing mails and
passengers. proceeded on her voyage
QUEENSTOWN, June 4-Afterneen.-Tb9 Inmon steam
ehp City o. Boston, Capt Brooks, from NewHork, May
&C. arrived to-day aud, after ladinG RAILS and passei
ecs proceeded for Liverpool
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effort to change Sne antaEo feelings and enmes AZ
present existing into esteem and respect the sooner the
peoples Oh Austria whatever may be their nationality or
language, WIN rally around the imperial standard AID
VIII heorfug trust 10 the word Of MY ancestor that Aus
ulb VIII endure and prosper under the protection of the
Almighty ul,,il the N 1st distant time"
@e speech OF the Emperor received with frequent
cltbulsts ~ Cheerinr
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CROATIA.

The Emperor will not receive the address deputa-
tion of the Croatan Diet The address will be sent by
post and the Diet has resolved TO hold further stDgs
until the reply has been received.
Croatlan agitators have endeavored TO influence the
population IN the neghborng districts OF Bucharo Vino
dOf and PoOre. Their efforts have been rutess the In
habitants being all in favor OF union with Hungary.
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BY STEAMSHIP.

fhe steamship North American. from Liverpool on
tfhe2 ulasno and Queenstown on the oath, arrived
here on Tuesday morning. bringing one days later
news The Slails by the Cuba reached this city last
ni0
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NEW ENGLAND.

DESTRUCTION OF LIQUOR IN MAINE.
BY ,rEANsmP TO TIE TRIBUNE
GARDNER, Me-, Juno'4.-The Liquor Agency IN
Waterve was broken into last night and 5000 worth OF
liquors were destroyed waervillc is where the state
Constable resides.
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EUROPE.
PRUSSIA.

TNe.EcRAPu 90 1HH Tribune
TERI.rS. Juno 4-Evoning-The Kms OF Prussia
accompanied by Count Won Bismarck, lat tor Faris
stis AFTERNOON on bis promised visit to Napoleon anu
She French Exposition
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THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD EXCURSION
AZ TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE

ST rxLEsHAPH TO TINS TRIBUNE
LrAvENwoRru, June 4.-The excursion party to
the terminus of the Union Pacific Railway Eastern DIVE
son which left Philadelphia on Friday last arrived al
this place today route. The excursion party wheh IL
left Philadelphia numbered about 90. 1t now numbers
about no. The party leave for Lawrence this afternoon
where they will be joined by Gen. Hancock who Is about
visiting the Indian country tour OF Inspection Inc
following are the distinguished people with the exeur
sion Senators Henderson and Cameron RepresentauYes
stevens (New.Hampshre), Latin ana Van Wyek tNew,
tWest virginia. Thomas iaryland), 0rth, Julian, and
Niblack dndiana), Morgan lOhiol Thoihas PIE IAN
sasJ Gems Hancock Hazen, aud Haines, ana the Hon.
Wu T. Chandler
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TIE GENITAL SYSTEM
rr rnLAoraru ro ~ rNIBuNE.

~ rHLkoRAPH TO 1HE TRIBUNE
LOUISVILLE Ky. June 4--The Board OF Trade have
Nyed of the Caiug OF N Convention az Cleveland, ON
- fth Of July next, TO adopt tho GENITAL sJsemi ahd
oil Ia A.tl1l "a. Ala
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peron$of whom we have by warrant, under ON Royal
Sgl Manual thought ut to approve the persons who
shall lteirst summoned to the Senate of Canada
FoRFsR PROVINCE TONTANGJohn Hamilton Roleriek Mahe
sn shr Ross samuel Mills, BENJAMIN Seyn9, waller laion
he'll, bsd Christie Atius Reor, Elah leonard
Dav} lewis Maepbeison George Cwfor Donald Macdonald
pS TT Provyce or Qur,rcanes Leslie netaap Foster,
Jrrh Noel A Olivier Jaeqae Olivier Breta Charles
hHRiot Louis Remand Lc!eie Uric Joseph Teer
lta Hamilton Connsr Antoine Jucteresa Dacsnay David
sstc Joseph Armand cha-os wilson William Herry Caase jean
aP'ste Gntyaqont Jae feTraf Sir Eare FOriuna BeIe'
Knight Thomas Ryan, and John SeStll han'9n -, ,.t,
fo9 TIE PHovScs o. S9y, scoAEte@%d ke%y Ieqa,aaa
Shn IlSnes JSla W. RSe b,pHn VIZ" John LeeA '"e0 II
FoS TiiE PRog,Scs or NSw. iaUSswrc Edwin Bo.oa
Edward Barron CG9nder John koSsTisol Robert Leonard In
Todd John Ferguson Robert Duncan Wmt Abner Red Mcclellan and
Given at orr G Windsor Castle this twenscnd day Of Nav n
the Of evs Lord thops eight hundred and .p seven ana 20
the 'mFne'A y''i o. our 5; sSI ts,c The Queen
CoUSr RIsNiRCK AND TIE REFORMERs.
The following letter from Count Bismarck was read ~
meeting OF me Reform League in London on the 22d Of
May: -, ,o,-
"GFNTLEEEN: have the honor TO acknowledge the
receipt OF resolution passed at meeting Oh meropo
delegates from Trades, Friendly ana Temperance
societies. and from 100 London branches OF the Reform
League, CONCENTRATING the people of North Germany on
the achievement OF full representation and vote by Dao
and commenting very kindly my conduct in advising
and defending that reform. am glad 20 think that the
efficient and patriotic body should have met with So
much sympathy in country the history and institutions
afford, highly interesting object TO the scrutiny and
reflection OF continental politicians May the time be not
distant when all the nations of Europe will turn then
attention 10 each other for other purpose than that oil
emulang in good government md the arts Of peace
meeting the expression OF my sincere thanks for teii
lacrng appreciation Of what have been doing To serve
the King ana my country, In conformity with the ind
vidual character Of society and political institutions IN
Germany dau gentlemen your oDedient servant
ITO Edmund Bcales esq, and the other executive oil
GERS OF the Reform League"
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE ON HIS WAY TO RALEIGH
II TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
RICHMOND, Va, June 4.-Chef Justice Chase ar
rived here today He leaves for Raleigh, n G., tomor-
row morning 10 preside the session Of the Circuit
Court there.
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RECONSTRUCTION.
NORTH CAROLINA.

NUHIH IAIULINA.
REMOVAL or TIE MUNICIPAL OFFICERS AT FAYEITE-
WILLIE, y. c.
WILMINGTON, n. C., June 4.-Tho Mayor aud Com
missoners at Fayetteville have been removed by tho;
Commanding General, aud others appointed in heir
places.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
BIT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
SANDY Hook, June THE Steamship Baltic from
southampton May %, arrived here early this morning.
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percnSof whom we have by warrant under ON Royal
Sgl Manual, thought lit to approve the persons who
shall lkefrst summoned to the Senate OF Canada:
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION WITH GIN. sHERiDAN's
Removal OF wELLs-BANKRUPTCY REGIsrGRe
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT-MAY 27.-Beforc
Judge BLArCHFORD.
REGISTERS IN BANKRUPIRCY SWORN IN AND QUALI-
FLED.
Tho following Registers in Bankruptcy for Con-
gressoual districts within the southern District OF New
York appeared before Mr.. Commissioner Osborn, Acting
Clerk of tho District Court, took the oath, nod their
bonds and subsequently had their surctes approved by
Judge BlatclIfOrd
Ollie Close OF Westchester County Xth Congressional
Henry Wilder Allen OF NewYork City, With Congress
sona District
Edgar Ketchum of New-York city, lXth Congressional
John w. Little of Newburgh, XIth Congressional Dis
trct.
The sureties are as follows:
For Mr. Close-Edwin Crosby OF Croton Falls, West
chester Co., and Aaron B. Nhitlook OF Somers, West
chester Co. For Mr. Allen-HOrace f. Clark and Edward
/. Corlcs. For Mr. Ketchum-lIenry Ellsworth and
Royal Houghten For Mr. Little-DanleI a. Rhentoh ana
JOHN Hilton, both OF Orange co. - 49,,
Five OF the Registers appointed within this Judiciary
District had previously qualified Mr.. James s. Dwight
OF NewYOk city With Congressional District Is the
only Register remaining who has not qualified
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAY 81.
Before Commissioner WHITE
THE FoRGERIEs IN THE CUsToM-HoUsE.
United States sst Alfred ST. Clair.

THE FoRGERIEs IN THE CUsTOM-HoUsE.
United States sgt Alfred ST. Clair.
This case, in which the defendant is charged with
presenting sx forged payrOsO tho Second Auditor OF
tho Custom House. on the 30h Of last March, and the
facts In which have been previously reported, was re-
sumed, and further testimony taken 10 prove an dNd
two witnesses swearing that at the time OF the alleged
presentation OF tho payros defendant was at home IN
Brooklyn, miles from the Custom-House In proof
OF the good character OF defendant several letters OF
recommendation, highly commanding him, and written
by President Johnson Gen Grant Lieut. Gen sherman.
and MaJorGen. Gordon Granger, read. The further
examination was them adjourned to this afternoon Ut
o'clock
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MAY 27-BcfOre
Mr. Justice NELSON
THE METEOR CASE-APPIICATION FOR AN INJUNC-
TIoN BY EDWIN FORREST DENIED.
The argument Oh the appeal 10 the Meteor lalleged
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i29-Cogglll agt. MeAlosey.
2l9-Treadwell agt Ssekeit
i63-NieOll sgt. Nieoll.
69-Campbell agt. Blake.
l92--Johnson agt. Altmayer
2O6-Ayrault act. Murphy
lt0-Chittendcn sgt Chittenden.
SUPREME COURr-CH
Sl-Young sgt Alderman.
4T-Heberton sgt. Walker.
63-Butler agt De MarleL
6T-FOwler agt Harvey.
6s-Percival agt. Gilman.
7l-Paci8c Mall S. $. Go. sgt. Thl
Mayor, &c.
Tl-Britton agt Bntler.
75-In re. Seeber sgt Steamship
Circassisn.
Call at l30-Spatr agt Lyon.
COMMON PLBAS-TxIAL TkRl
Calendar
PART U.-CARD0Lo
llgs-R0thsehlld at, Keller
46-Jzcobs agt horsnge.
i23-Gentil sgI Aareoa
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Ict.
l3O-Khor sgt. The D. D., 3. ,.
aud B. r. r. Co.
lic-CoOk AT. HaSley
225-Gotleib sgt Hazard
22G-Ha1rari agt, Gotlel5.
230-Killam agL Allea
lNBKRs-SurHERLAyD ,.
es--Qulntsrd agt NeilL
90-Jalkert agt. Winter
g-OFarrel igt MsloaA
l03-Same at Same. 49,,
iO3-In re. Ross, &c sgs bssasN
lI3-Brasbof at Hsrr'sSa
I2S-Honan VT Chapman
ilf-f.sher agt keei.
.-P.Rr I-DRADr. J. No 'lnS"
this Term.
J. Rauity Cslsoiar
i29-rshnin sgt McMnllea e~
l3O-Pel.rs.eh az; Ra'sa!SaL
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Jno Getston agt. James L. Duf.-Motion to modify
Injunction with SO costs.
Anna Lawler agt. Joseph II Barnes.-Noti0n granted
Fredk Tallmaa ag. VIM. Schali ct al-Motion denieo
with $40 costs.
.Jno c. Rohstadt agt. - DrewsOn.-Motion granted
Edward u. Abbott agt. Isaac b. WelingtOn.-oFdef
granted.
Before Justice MCNEIL.
Samuel T. Holister agt. The NinthaYe. Railroad CO.
Case settled
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CRcun-PAsr L-MILLsRJ No CTh w
endar
PARr U.-Adsnrned for the Term -.
SUPREME C0URT-SPR0iAL TKRN-WELLs Issues OF La" AZ
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

winter. Her beauty, which had been
remarkable in the Gorgeous palace
Of Versailles, was dazzling in her
cottage in the New World. M. de
Talleyrand said so to her.
Indeed! !''' replied she with naive
te, "indeed, do you think sof lam
delighted to hear it. A woman is
always and everywhere proud Of her
personal attractions" a aa
At that moment the black ser
want bolted into the drawing room
holding in his hand his jacket with
8 long rent to the back; Misses him
jacket to m; please mend him"
She Immediately took a needle,
repaired Cullah' h'sjacket, and contin-
ned the conversation with Q char
Ing simplicity.
This little adventure left q deep
impression on the mind of NJ. de Tai
leyrand, who used to relate it with
that tone of voice peculiar to his
narrations.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
Teaching Drawing.

Mr.. W. is one Of our most popu-
lar artists and teaches drawing.
The other morning while
busily at work, he was inter-
rupted by a rough looking custo
mer.
"Be you Mr.. W, the pain
ter ?''
II am SIR,
"You teach creeters, believe ?"
eyes, sir" replied the artist,
who fancied his visitor some
rich old farmer; "do you wish
your daughter to take q few les
sons -
mo, sir not my darter."
"Your son perhaps?" o.-5.- rrF
s'No, not my son, neither"
"Who then not yourself, I
hope?"
mo, not myself, but somebody
burned sight more difficult. A
four year old heifer mule I
bought the other day. Learn it to
draw, and durn me if I don't cut
with the pewter and give you the
biggest hundred dollars you ever
seed
The couutryman went down
stairs with ashop, skip and1a q jump,
closely followed by an old
pair Of boots. meerschaum
pipe, and sundry other movea-
bles
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
Sharswood one nearly ez large out

Sharswood one nearly ez large out
Nv Pennsylvany. F H,ss
At this pint I awoke, The morn
in sun wuz q sendin her brilliant
beams thro the windes Nv Bascom's.
Around me lay the PROSTATE forms
NV Deekin Pogrsm, Bascom, Cap
tain McPelter Issaker Gavitt and the
others who he'd bin with me the mite
afore. They wuz sleepin and
snorin ez peacefy ez men ever did.
The doors he'd bin left open, and the
villagers-the early birds who are
alluz around ketchin the wOrm-hed
collected at the door. They did not
vencher in, not KNOWN how sound
asleep we wuz, ontil-ez one NV EN-
told me afterward-he he'd sen hog
belongin to Bascom walk in the
open door and root about among us
gruntin approvinly, ez tho 1t re-
minded him Nv his childhood's DAYS,
wich indeed it did, ez he he'd alluz
bin fed at distillery-and then sat
isfied that we wuz trooly asleep, they
walked in and helped themselves to
refreshments at the bar. Turnin
them out quietly with stingin re-
book for their dishonesty in takin
advantage Nv one helplis ez Bascom
wnz, | emptied the the contents NV
his drawer, and sekoorin it in my
boot, lay down ez tho / wuz asleep,
till they shood awake and diskiyer-
ed that he had bin gon thro.
'Who Good hev done it ?' sed he,
"My dear friend" sed /, .'yoo wuz
injoodishus enuff to leave your door
open-see ther'' and l pinted to
the villagers reelin thro the street.
They're virtuous but 700 put
their integrity to test wich it Good
ent stand. Their wuz too much pres
sure to the square inch on theY con-
shences, and they collapst. Let it
be warnin to yoo. ! don't know
that / Good hev resisted it he'd
awakened first" And / awakened
the Deekin, and helped him home,
stayin with him Nv course to break
fast.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, P. NJ.
Wich is Postmaster.