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no BLANKs.

RhFhRNNoRs. =, Tho following parsons have lzsslT
drawn valuable priaes from this Company, and kiadsy
paroitied the of their nAmess 49,
) II. Milnor, sos Sixth Avenue NJ " Al. coo. Ma a
Collins, 10 Nelson rlaee, N. $500; Miss G. cook Chl-
oago, III. Plano, value 1lb0f W Boyd, New Harss.
Gold Watch e25ci Robert PurnAs, puhuqe Bsuing
Msehlae ei00i Henry Mecallum Louisville, Ey. efe0t
Col ]. Ransom, " ashington. c., Musical Boz flao
L II Knapp 50 Fourteenth stIeat, N. H., Piano, &toa
O. II Benedict, Nes orl.ant. Gold Watch ESQ " A.
Tenn sel,deon, Q toi Elward Dsytol, Aohns, Ala.
Diamond oluster tinE, 500; g. Rayna, RuriARiou, w,
si0o; l.. Ferris Springfield lll Dimond Fla, saooi
drs WsdasWoo5, Trenton, N j.. al00; Thos Bnfpeat.
Jr, 10 Gay street, Bait more Sewing hsehins $751; n.
D Ahrenss u Main, Bln.lo, 90; ". N. PAimsr, hew
bedford, Mar, Gold Watch, eoIsi Miss O. Rowe HiasA
T. Pratt, Hicks Street. brooklyn. $500; ". Cauidweli
Baggs Hotel, utea, $1,000; Oammsyay DstroL MIeht
gan Gold Watch, $500; Mra oTissy Hartfbrd Ccun.,
silver Bet, $780, A, Schultz, Lousylls Ky., Dlnmua6
Ring $685. George Mason, e5 Warren sss u, $500;
Mrs: Norris Fourth Avenue, corner Fifteenth kirsst
N, Y, Plano. 800.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS 80
TIE New York OH Company are distributans lnanY
doiug business, and know them 70 be Jatr dsstae
hrm Their plan is more satisfactory than "Preaentaloa
Festivals as they DRAW every day, and the nubserbar
neei not pay ior the prize drawn, nnesa sued-sssss
The gi establishment Of H. Barton Co. at SOC Broad.
way is daily atracting crowds Of visitors to witness
Il drawing PROCESS The Investment Is but 20 eenie
for the chance and the priss drawn, II eaaaetory l.
immediately delivered for dollar friend Of oura
las waek drew 500 prize which hs promptly recsvsd
-Traascrfpt Sept. 10Th, 1867.
Ra-eur Patrons depend fair, honorable deal
lug The Priss drawn will be delivered at car oos res
gafdieas q its value or promptly sent directed BY
Literal Inducements to Agents. Satisfaction aaas
Bnteed. Ls.i7t.
ssrsiz Tickets ior ons dollar Thirteen for Two Dol
Se ' sddle"sel e '0 n. B&RToN y Co., sA0s'a
noTi5-imw 5pa Broadway, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
MTsCELLAMEnns.
I tRHAT DIsTRIBUTION by ths q 5syg'
YORk GIFT COMPANY.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

Chdnes 10 Drao any Of The above Prizes bv aRFaAssp
Segsd Ticket JoT 10 csnfs
Tickets describing each Prise are sealed IN Rnvctonas
and thoroughly mixed On receipt Of 20 cents eaoisd
Ticket will be drawp without choice and deiiveFnd Il
our oaee, or fent py mail TO any address. Tho Yaas
reespt Of ONE DOLLAR. = -
You Dtn knotp tOhoi yovr Prizes fs bsers esa pas gar
H dHv Prse Sav De ezghdnged for anofhsfbf Ne sass
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
November Is. 1867 .-novsG.ts Sa iOPN'lND' NS'1''
IN BANKRUPTCY.


'I'IIs Is TO GIVE NOTICEt THAT
onihs 18Th day Of hoVEMBRR, A. D., 1861. a Warrant
10 Bankruptcy issued asainstthe Esae Of Samuel
simpler Of Milford in ,he County Of sussex, and
Delaware who has been adjudsed bankrupt upon his
own petition
property belonging to such Bankrupt to him, or for h
and the transfer Of any property by him. are forbid
That nestug of the creditors Of the said B,Aruptt
Prove ther debts and 10 choose one or more Assnees Of
- Estate will be held At Court Of Bankruptcy. 10 be
holden In the City Of Wilmington at the office Of Levi
Bird the Northeast Of sixth aud King Streets,
bsiors Levi G. Bird He-,ier the lOth day Of Deem
O''' n - 'N'' '''N " JOSEPH SEAL,
dscd.3t. US. Marshal- as Meksenser,
f1'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTIoEi THAT
on Ihe IS day OF No EMshA, a. H., 1867 AWerrant
In Dsnkup ~ issued ssaiss the estAt. Of Jane.
Cocs, OF Frsderics, IN the County o. Kent, Ano
state Of DceWare, who hss been adjudEed Bank.
Tha The payment any debts aud delivery ofany prr
psty belonging to su Bankrupt to hlm or for his
1nd the Ansfsr Of any properly BY hr are foro den by
That Meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt to
prove toe teba and choose ApaigneeH Of
his estate. will he held Court Of BnkFuptey, to BE-
holden in the City Of wmnston, 81 the once Of Levi g.
Bf{ the Northeast Of sixth AMI klhi Streets
before Leyt O. Bird Re Gter ths 10th day OF peeeu
Dor, A. D., 1867, az O'Clock, Pm. .
deea-st Ia y. :. harshal, as Messenger
FENIIIs rs TO GIVE NOTIOET THAT
on the 18Th day Of mon. .hBRR, A. D. 1851. aW TrAni
in Bankruptcy was Issued Agsinsl the EsAts Of hoer
Of Delaware, who has hsen Sdudgsi Bankrupt, upor
his own petition
That the payment Of any debs and delivery Of any
property belonging 10 such Bankrupt to him or for h
and the transfer Of any property by him arc forbid
den by law. .a .r. ILL
That a meeting OF tbe creditors Of the said Baukrup
prove their debts and 10 choose or more Assignee
his Estate, will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy
be holden In the City OF Wmngton at the ohee Of Lev
O. Bird, the Northeast corner Of Sixth aud KIM
Streets before Levi c. Bird, Register the leth day
JOSEPH SEAL,
deos3t. u IS. Marshal, az Mssssnser.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
I oa 4 IA !. lTdiann STORY BRICK HOUSE onplu.

TIOE SALE.
Il No i. THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE on Pine
s.fea; above Ffia street
~ a STORE, DWRLLIEG, &e., on Fourth street,
Market aud King Streets. 1t isa very desirable
lat. Vt the city for business Of any kind.
Nl3 FIVE Two STORY BRICK HOUSES on Nc
qauey btreat, near Lombard, between Eleventh aud
tFsfh streets
eeeuGl street
80. o, a BRICK DwELL1NG AND STORE at corner
( 4venth aud French Streets Good business stand.
Na.6 4 BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on Front
-tgai, nrsi house Wost OF D. aek Horse Hotel. Good
stand for store and boarding house.
also, nHmber Of other House and Lots Apply TO
WM. MeOAULLEY,
fua2 o. 016 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
FO8 sALT1.--THAT VALUABLl

n NUN sAHEs--THAT Valuable
FARM, situate parllytu the City OF Wilmingto1
ami partly in Ghisriana Hundred, known as the
- "Warnsr Wrishr Farm, adjoining lands Of
iuury O. llanhine Esq, thomas F. Bayard, Esq Qa.e
t DaYiss) Dr BROWN Mrs Connellani Others, contain
alolt liz aeies less This property has sew
prA Of tho MO.r BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
w uud Wilmington lies 90 both sides Of the Railroad
4i TMupke, aud is in every way desirable as spseu-
4sun by operators in Heal Estate, or few gentlemen
ll desire aandsome locations for private residences
Appiv to WIN. McCAULLEY,
i'n5.tf COG Market Straet, W minvon, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
n.nl %. lsGs.

3sDIE SAAIc.--A GOOD TlIRBB STORY BRICK
ll HOUSE, of modern style having 10 large roems,
.l dry cellar Toe house furnished with water
pAripf isasr Tins LOT is % feet front, lao deep,
lgls shade trees and variety OF grapes and other
u Fruit, Is beautifully auattd Warrington street,
ola having esgsnt prospect Of town and country
erm, accommodating. Possession 25th March next
alply 70 MMs cUAULLKY,
il at
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
! fALUABAn FARM FOR SALE.

5uitiaing 1l0 Arros more or less, situate on the
twiLe in Chrstiana hunared Rev Castle county,
On State Of Delaware, adjoining lands Of Morris Palmer,
THOMAS wilson, aud others The oudinsa are an excel.
ou pipas fto springs There isrunnng water in every
no L. Good sppe orchard and great variety Of choice
and grapes. 1t has 30 very best Brandy
g..u uieaiuw with 20 acres OF woodland, all in high
if sot tutvltion; within fTo miles OF the Whining
.op city iiHo II is very healthy aud desirable pro-
.efty. Apply to W. McUAULLEfl
co.. MRtkst Street,
WILMINGTON, Del.
rlpt 90 1865 oct1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06

Has stood the test of seaeii gears
before the public /; and no l}4e0dId-
ti0m for the hair has yet oce51 dis
cOreTed HGe 7CiEL 1lTOOFce ire same
beneficial results. 1T is ga eitttrctY
ftsiU scientific discovery, coMo'nthO
fla,tY of the most 1OWclfU and re-
AforGtiVe agents Ia the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. It restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL you I II UL
COLOR. 1T makes tho scdfp 7Ghite
and clean cures 00Iiai3iH ana
hi6lnors. and falling OHt Al the
hair; and 9UiU make ii gloar upon
bud heads, e.rcept iM reaH aged
persons, as 10 furnishes ilta liatri-
lire DrincipLe by aCIsich Site AdiT is
i4ONTisIteO and supported. Z 4qdhcs
the hair moist, soft, 03t6i GtOs3N,
and is MnsuI'pn SScd d3 ID 4 u
ESSING. 10 ts nc cheapest
preparation eUer offered 10 ffc pinO-
more and last longer Man fhrcc
J6stles of any other pTepCfdfi0n.
It Is recommended and US0d by
ne First Medical Authority.
The qOOnderfW results l}F0fUce1
by Onr SiGiLiaft Hair RenejCcl hare
Induced many to ntGTl1Jddtlfl'e pre-
variations for the Hair, Sfgidcp Ud-
yiOWs names and, iit OT6tes' to I'M
timce tie trade and the lIU6ic TO
purchase their cOHlpOt9itt8s tHeU
hare TcSOrted to fdtsCN0nd, on
claiming they Dere f0r"ier part
i.ers. or h0tt some connection ftth
on, MFR. Hall. anil thoil 9irepGrd-
lion Was similar to oars. ia not
be deceived DD them IWcIi0ae The
Opi0inOL. To has mcScT iIei been
cOnnlIed. Our Treatise on the t0ir,
aim certificates, sent FREE bN Hfft
See tR0t each bottle has arr llsirHte
Repcnue Stamp oUer tie i0p At The
hotfJe, An Ofhars are SNlitdiiONS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
rrnnmAnnM EARM FnR BALE

~ AAaI n oA4A iAAN1iA C'OAN b@AAN CONs-
aiming two hundred acres more or less situate IN
L. Lion Hundred, New Castle County. an State Of
.lAware on ths Kivsr road, hvs milo rom New Castle
1 buildings arc ezesleut brick house With VI rooms
uat barn ,prng house, Ice house aud other o1t bud-
inss Also aiwO story tenant house IL healthy and
rable property. Apply to ,,
COG Market street,
tsinh Wilmington, DeaWAre.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
No. 91s MARKET STREET,
Whore he is treating

Mnefb No 10 htoiAh5
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
n, avary descriptions with the most gial yi results,
nv Mis- NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL l.A IT,. III -lIf,
n svstem Of practice based strictly sitn irfepe''
thorough knowledge n which Is no etg n5sssirY IN
oriar a Insure c'essiu treatment, hn 9hf which
liza Application Of Electricity u any form dange'
rnua sxperlment. We give balow liz i i To tho
igantment Of which this system sespeci 70 "a, and
l., which we havO besu most successful
AmauroslA blindness from paralysis % t5 netVn
s,oannrrhma, interruption or retontloa to uaonses
"nhnnia suppression ofthe voice, ahuli rs &C. chills
chnrea. IT. Vitus dance constipation rtt HNnsMnp'
lion in lts early stages cough, chlnresis fS p eet
and hands cramps, cancers deafness, vel iim plra'
ia of the acoustic nerve; dyspepsia. III 81 @ drpsy'
aatulence gravel, goitrs hyseria hip lis e, lingo
mes. lumbago, liver complaints, loaklaN n3ungia,
nerVouspeH, piles, palsy FhsumaiiFW lN'' "ae'7'i
cnryaturss, and tumoIs.
In uterine (or womb disease its value bp ostl
matei prolapsus misplAeement, uG'rstia and other
firms Of womb diseases, promptly riovet all perina
nently cured 10 an Incredibly shod space ~ 'i-g.
RgPERgNcEs.
We have the pleasure OF referring tnfl v7 may wish
A., undertake Electrical treatment tptha NtHg wen
Lnnvu citizens Of Wilmington ani yicint1 'iu hsva
Isar trested by us and witnessed ourtrs 'l n etherf
Iasanh Dringharst. 2i0 West street.
Edwsrd h. Rice, col shipley ttraet
W III Mad, East Fourth Airtet-
Charles H. uardon, S2i Market tirurls
ti.nrre Cleianl, nj seven md isain goa ss
Il ii Jones c ,rner Of Flhh mud NJ ra sitfa's.
Wm. 4, Rad ilph, 2iT Make stFeO'
III NAl, nst h Russell CArisilana, p'.
/ Waiter syu.hgsts, - itll2-esepi'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
PUBLIC SALES.
VALUABLE THIRD STREET. Pro
PERTY. s.s.
Kiefe's Great Oyster Bay at Auction

The subscriber having his business aud moved
into Market streei viii sell his former residence and
restaurant No. Rast Third stres at Public Sale, at
the Auction Rooms Of 0gle & Townsend. No. I East
Third Street, on
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06

saUR SALE--A VERY FINE FARM OF lao
L ACRES, on tho Brandywlne about . miles fromWi.
miuson, with very hne buildings and orchards; well
oacsd wateGed, aud every way desirable. Most OF
ibe money may remain, IL desired. Apply to
WIN. MoCAULLET,
isnf6 dOB Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
:. IlE sIXTH AVENUE moUsn 70 LET

I vita or wnAout the furniture active partner
.1,i-si 10 manage Il Besiing 10 ievo my time TO
iA0 business, will lst at reasonable rent to goad
ensnt, with thee hundred doars m.ntn ol boaraers
il, tIe hou t1 with, and plenty Of applica
5as for summer hoard II not let an active partner
via be received, 1t one should offer, calculated to
nauago The bualnessi and maze IL profitable ...
miy3i-f J A, BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1891
AT O'CLOCK, p. M.

Kmm-R The house is THREE STORY BRICK,
~ with a finished ettic containing three rooms
sshsE# having large observatory on the roof from
GsAiaHs3And the surrounding country may be had
The Restaurant l. on the hrst floor, tho room being
about 30 ieet long by II wide ceiling ahou 1Ik eet
vestbuo entrance, with ding doors. connecting with
large hall; alao With vesbuis entrance 70 the gen.
temens dining reom and lndias paror On the ateond
story.
The main buildns is 20 feot front By so feet deep
Lot 2i feot 'front.' including de yard three feet wide
used Third street, and To feet deep,
and having alto the right Of the uss n common forever
OF another alley running parallel with the hrat named
alley 10 Third Street There thtes rooms In the
second story, two large In hsAthirdi story, ald
three In the attic.
Tho back buildings story 20 feet deep by i6 feet
wide and contains dining room and Kitchen on tbs
first floor, aud two and bath room and water
closet In the second story ceiling about 10 fet high
being 10 all Il The house Is modern built, and
comparatively new wing every convenience with gas
In every excep. in he garret. Good dry cellar
uuder the buildings back and front
Thls property l. situated 10 near Market Street. In 80
Furnishing p5st on, hat 70 commsnds almost az much
business MarRet Street property. Capitalists and
thore warning hfst class buness stand should not let
this oppur unity slip ilr good Investment.
TERM- Ten per cent wh~n the property 10 struck
OF. A nortgage Of $1,000 may remain or the property
aud the basure to s paid In on or before January
!, 1885 upon The execution and deiysry tha deed
OHARLRs KlKfB.
oGLR & TOWNSEND, Agents and Austiopssrs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
R. P. Hall & Co.. Props, Nashua, Nh.

TSOR NoN-RETENrI0N OR INCoNfl NGE OF
L URINE, irritation, INFLAMMATION, ~ H ration o
the bladder or Kidneys, diseases Of the W 7r stands,
stone in the bladder, calcnln gravel O. dns, ie'
posits anil all diseases Of the bladder ~ ~ dr9n, Pr
sical sselilnss, use HELhBoLDs FIJI # +NPRAof
VIfgIIU
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06

rsARB OPENING.---A STORE AND
il, MANuPAOTURING BUSINESS, long aud we'll es-
i5ishat. Une OF the best locations Market street,
i9v doing good profitable business WILL Re SOLD
uS REASONABLE TERMS Advertiser about changing
Investment Address, BOX 500,
iai-t Wilmington, Dell
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06

ESuIs kENT.--THE LARGE BASE
Y MENp Of the Fountain Hotel and Museum, No. 20T
Il Fourth Street, op" ose City Spring, is for rent
this commoiinus is we'll adapted for green gro
rtry, iesnurant, barber saloon, &c To energetic
man r1rt opportunity is afforded seldom to bs met with
nog19-it WI H. CHADWICK, Prop'r.
ls.sa- FDR SALE.--2 NEW THREE
tl:AN story Brick Dwellings, and z OF two stories
slsEfa each, with five rooms and one With six
W. rooms Terms easy and plsseBsion given i'm.
tneIia -.iy. Apply 10 GEORGE IL TINDALb
ia,G-tf 1913 East Fourth Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
GENTLEMEN FITTED WITH = 5sEs,
nv ruKptpa EosTEu
.-mRs. DR. FOsTIl \

Would thank the public for the liberal rtsonage be-
10 o.r her professional seryeou to public IA above
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
nUBLTC SALE OF VALUABLR GRAIN,
GMAZLNa AND DAIMY EAEAI.

ooLR . TowNsRND, Agsuts aud AustIopssrs
dac6-N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06

,SALcIRED PLASTER ana CEMENT
qhe subseriber to the publio Ii he hss
eSn nsinnily on hand and foT sale CALCINED PLASTER
and CEMENT. aehS VI, d, ruhfehh,
.,o a,r Wilmington Del
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-26
POLITICAL.

G A wag is anxious to know if the
fact that little Andy johnson was penni-
less boy is any good reason why he should
grow up to be a cents-less man9
UY The only bill passed by Congress
that did not become law, was that MAX
| ing colored men eligible for jurors and
office holders in the District, which the
President pocketed.
Gy Gen. Curtin's report on the Frank
lin (Tenn.) riot states that the attack on
the colored Union League was preconcert-
ed, and that the city authorities voluntarily
delivered the city to mob violence.
QB- Cameron, the famous rebel who was
pardoned by the President, recently, to
add to his credibility as witness for Sur
raft, has disappeared. The Judiciary
Committee can find no clue TO his where
abouts.
VB Mast and Nasty have joined pencil
and pen for political caricaturing, and pro-
pose an occasional sheet or pamphlet in
satire Of current events and men. A life
of JEFF Davis, written by Nasty, and illus
trated by Mast, is to form the first.
ssy~ They tell of one of the unterrifed
at Bridgeport, Conn, who was especially
eager to see the Presidential party, ex-
claiming, as he rushed up to the car II
don't care shucks about johnson its
Parson Nasty that want to see"
VSY" The correspondent of the Cincin-
| natl Commercial has found out the way
Andrew johnson goes to bed, and made
haste to reveal it, thus: "The porters and
waiting-men around the White House tell
with utter establishment of the rapidity
with which the President retires, or, as
they phrase it, strips off and jumps into
bed They say that scarcely five minutes
will elapse after the dismissal of the last
visitor, until the lights are all out in his
bedroom, and he is in the initial stage of
big snore."
gI~ To the utter establishment of the
Virginia chivalry, the black Republicans
will probably constitute majority of the
legal voters of the State. Already $4,000
colored men have been registered, while
the number of white voters registered is
but 1900. 1t is thought that the COM
plete registration will foot up less than
100000 whites, while the negroes will GER
tainly exceed that number, and it is certain
that 10000 white Radicals will vote with
the blacks. The secesh aristocracy are
said to be filled with gloom and bitterness
at the political prospect before them.
g9g~ When Gen. Grant was in Charles
ton he was entertained by Gen. Sickles.
Next door to the residence of Gen. Sickles
resided secesh family, the children OF
evidently under instructions from
their seniors-made mouths at Gen. Grant
every time he appeared on the stoop or at
the window, and used other insulting ges-
lures against the Commander Chief.
They even accompanied it by abusive Ian
guage. Next day not stone or splinter of
that house would have been visible if Gen.
Grant had not personally interfered to
prevent the soldiers from pull ng it down
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-26
SUMMARY OE TKHE WEEK.
General News.

On the Goth, the President nominated
Horace Greeley Minister to Austria, but
upon the matter being brought up for &C
ton in the Senate, objection was made,and
it went over under the rules.
Seven deaths from cholera are reported
to have occurred at Memphis on the 18th,
and at Greenwood, on the Yazoo river,
Miss, over thirty negroes have died of it,
without any whites being alta cked by it.
Congress adjourned on the goth, to meet
again on the 21st day Of November, two
weeks earlier than the regular session, spe-
cially to discuss the impeachment question.
The Senate holds over a few days in exec
utive session.
The New York Herald has sensation
story that the so-called Avengers of
Macmillan" who are said to be organic
ing at the South are doing so to re-organ-
ize another rebellion for the destruction of
this Cove rnment.
The quarterly statement of the National
Banks of the United States shows the fol-
lowing: Resources, $1,491, 433, 502.49, OF
which $3.50, 100,7O3.62 are loans and dis
counts, $9,6O2,672.97 specie, $1O2,331,-
1866 legal tenders and fractional cur
rency, $76,456,915 are compound interest
notes, and $421, 667,5OO United States
bonds. Their profits were $30,5S6, So,
and deposits, including Government de-
posts, $571, 054,64719.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-26

By JAMEH RUSSELL-LOWELL. N-~e
How strange are the freaks of memory!
The lessons of life we forget,
While trifie, a trick Of color, ~-----.-
In the wonderful web is set
Set by some mordant of fancy,
And, despite the wear and tear
of time or distance or trouble,
Insists On It's right to be there.
,Aehance had brought us together;
Z N-Onr talk was of matters of course;
Ne were nothing. one TO the other, .ess. - 80
But short half hours resource.
wespoke of French actingand actors,
b 8 And their easy, natural way = y - =
OF the weather, for 1t was raining
AS we drove homo from the play.
We debated the social nothngs
Men take such pains to discuss;
The thunderous rumors of battle
Where silent the while Tor us.
Arrived at her door, we left her
With drippingly hurried adieu,
And our wheels went c-unching the gravel
OF the oak darkened avenue =, stty
AS we drove through the shadow,
The candle she held in the door,
From rain-varnished tTee-trunk to tfee-uunk
Flashed fainter, and flashed no more
Flashed fainter and wholly faded
Before we had passed the wood;
But the light OF the face behindit
Went with me and stayed for good.
The vision of scarce moment,
4 And hardly marked the time,
AItcomes' urbidden to haunt me,
Like a scrap of ballad-rhyme.
Had she beautyi Well, not what they calls
You may find a thousand as fair,
And Jet there's her face in my memory,
With no special right to be there.
ASH sit sometimes in the twilight,
And call back to life in the Goals
Old faces and hopes and fancies
Long buried7good rest to their souls
Her face silihes out OF the embers; NesF
see her holding the light,
And hear the crunch of the gravel
And the sweep of the rain that night.
TITS face that can never grow older,
= Uhatneyer can part with its geamS II e
For what Ii It all but a dreamfS ~
Atlantic MOnthty.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-26

The eldest daughter of the Queen of
Spain, now young lady grown, strongly
resembles her mother, and-not 70 put too
fine upon tit is said to be the homeless t
girl in Europe.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-26
The East.

Great activity exists among the Fenlans
in New York, and there is no doubt that a
campaign somewhere is intended.
The property of the Northern Railroad,
at Concord, N. H., valued at quarter OF
million of dollars, including eight engines,
machine shops, wood sheds, etc, was burn
ed on the 10Th. 1t was insured to half its
value.
The New York Tribune states that the
nomination of Horace Greeley as Minis
ter to Austria was as much of a surprise
to him as to the public. Mr.. Greeley
acknowledges the compliment, bnt could
not be induced to leave the country just
now.
On Saturday, July 10, a young man OF
genteel appearance and business manner
called at the Long Island Bank in Fulton
street, Brooklyn, and stated that he wished
to make deposit of about $4,000, at the
same time producing two checks purport-
ing to be drawn by L. B. Hilton. One
was for $4,000 and the other for $500,
and both were made payable at the Mas
sau National Bank of Brooklyn. He az
forwards appeared and drew $50 on &C
count. The checks were found to be
forgeries and watch was set for the forger.
On Monday he appeared to draw the
balance, when he was arrested and found
to be Lorenzo B. Shepard, son of the for
mer United States District Attorney.
Gambling had brought him to the act
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