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NIisccIIaneou. Dispntches.

fsf PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.
Rev. Ell. Verdi, who was arrested in Roch-
ester charged with raping seven little girls IN
der his care, has been held in So 900 to answer
He resigned his position here and fed from the
city some three weeks ago. At first it was
supposed he was a defaulter. His crime was
discovered through a young man, whom he
charged with committing the same crime.
Some discharged soldiers and sailors have
called meeting for Saturday next, to express
condemnation of the President in removing
Secretary Stanton from the position of Secre-
tary of War.
New York, Aug. 10.
The Posts special says Judge I'll. w. Thomas,
OF Alexandria Circuit, has been arrested on
charge of violating the civil rights bill in re-
fusing to permit negro evidence in this Court.
gang of thieves last night entered farm
er's house, whose name is unknown, near
Greenwood station, on the JeffelsOnyille, Ind,
railroad, in quest Of plumber, murdered the
farmer and robbed his house. Several other
farm houses were also robbed. E-FNRF
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. IL.
serious fight occurred here yesterday be-
tween two brothers Redding, resulting from a
family feud. Several persons were stabbed
and injured by brickbats. saali 3a
Ia lrltn NASHVILLE Aug. 10.
Prominent Republicans are here with view
of asking Gov. Brownlow to convene the old
Legislature to amend the franchise and con.
fer suffrage on all white males, with certain
exceptions. s1s.f- q s,.s isa.1 ~ stsl1teiQ y
Fll- 5f1 LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Aug. 10.
The Indian Commissioners held meeting
here to-day at which several witnesses were
examined The result of the session is kept
secret. Several Indian Agents were present
The Commissioners leave Tomorrow by steam
er for Fort Buford. rH = ~ -
IlaF r3E gol SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 49, J,
Mr.. Blake, the detective who figured in the
dection and arrest of the West Auburn muir
derers last winter has lately been i'm this city
and sneppa1 al in. awiudliuo nna of ha In
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Gait Calf Cali

SdlU, SttAO, 0hiO6
r LIVERPOOL, Cadiz and Turks Island Salt, IN
IL bond or duty paid, Tor sale by
s-- -ss.. Commercial Wharf.
Portland, August 12, 1867. DIFF
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A GENTS-Wanted-$ ,OO0--male and a.,
N agents wanted TO sell the most saleale artc,o
the age. Agents cen easily clear $50 per day. Sam
pie and circular sent tree. Can be done at home or
travelling For further particulars address GEO
KUHN & CO., $50 Broadway, N. Y. N B.-This i,
no humbug or gilt enterprise. aug12dIw&w
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State of Maine.

TIME undersigned, appointed Commissioners to
L examine the condition Of the Insane Hospital,
and the treatment OF the patients therein, by virtue
of resolve of the last Legislature, will commence
session tor that purpose, at said Hospital in Au-
gusta, the thirteenth day of next september, at
zen OF the clock A. M, and continue tho same from
day to day as long as may be deemed necessary to
complete said examination: and all persons having
information or explanations to give relating 70 the
purposes O., said examination, are respec.Iuy re-
f"'''oo " W pi'''" A. G. JEWETT,
JAMES M. DEERlNG,
JARED FULLER,
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Wanted.

DY young man, situation as assistant Store
ID man or Light Porter.
Address v. g., Post Office, Portland. au1Otl1wl
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OFFICES In the third story CT building on corner
" of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at Of
fee of 1 OCEAN INSURANCE co,
Feb. 25. If ot lgf Exchange Street
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A HOUSE in the Western part of the city, rent
IA not To exceed $3.50. Good references given if
required. Address "a. J.," Portland Post Office.
AugustS 8. d1ws
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and VIII IA ehOrt TING, rts-Ott me Huuertr 70 IN
vigor Of health
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
FIR n still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEC
+. GENERAL AGENCY. f0-U
Forest City Intelligence & Employment Office
: .n.ra

HatiH 1l< Congress street, ...
Opposite Mechanics Hall Building.
MRS LOUISA HOVEY having returned to the
lfl city after an absence OF one year VIII resume
the management of the above office. Wanted at this
ties, German IRISH Scotch, English and American
girls for private families hotels and boarding houses
Good girls always find en- plo ment at this office
Two hundred girls wanted Immediately for hotels
and boarding houses. Citizens and strangers always
supplied with the very best Of help. Please TO give
| a call. MELNl LILLE nOrEh,
| iuly2Od1m& LOUISA hONE1.
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STATE OF MAINE.
CITY OF PORTLAND, SIS.

CITY OF PORTLAND, SIS. .Aa Cd q.
AUGUST 10, 1867.
TO the Electors Of the City Of Portland:
l'HE Aldermen OF the City of Portland hereby
L give notice that they have prepared alphabetical
lists of such in itants as appear to them be
sttutionay qualified to vote in the election of Gov
ernor, Senators and Representatives to the State
Legislature, in and for the several Wards in said
City, and that they will be in open session at the Al
dermens Rooms. on Saturday, the Seventeenth Gay
of August inst, from nine to twelve o'clock A IA .
and from tYee to six o'clock p. NJ Tor the purpose
of receiving evidence of the qualification OF per s
claiming the right to vote such eieetion' anu o
correcting said lists oor ahova
Given Under our hands the day and year ABOVE
written. ryNcu
WILLIAM DEERING,
RUSSELL LEWIS,
c. M. RICE,
G. L. BAILEY,
t. AMBROSE GIDDINGS.
Aldermen OF the City of Portland.
d Auoust 10. div
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Prominent Republicans are here with view
of asking Gov. Brownlow to convene the old
Legislature to amend the franchise and con-
fer suffrage on all white males, with certain
axcentiOns .t.r ~. .fr..t. = - sfis.. tft,ilf F..
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10 LET.
For Lease

OFFICES In the Sd story of the Canal National
" Bank building. Also large room in 4th story.
Apply at the Bank, augi2d1awtf new
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xxx4ru s.ocl and fixtures of grocery and provls,
ion store in good location, now dolng e M
business, For further particulars inquig1a - 's
Office.
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Statement of the Condition
OF THE
Western Phoenix Ins. Co.,

Western Phoenix Ins. Co.,
On the list day of January, 1867.
lst-The name of said Company is the Western
FhGnix Insurance Company, doing business
in Chicago III, which is the location their princi-
pal office. ~ ~
2nd-Tle amount OF their Capital Stock is the sum
of Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars.
raLnat q SAD Gapta Ss9eR the sum of Two
by the Stockholders of said Company
4th-That the Assets OF the said Company, on the
LIST day of January, 1867 consists of the following
A ASSETS
Cash on hand, in bank and in hands ofagents 90
and other persons, ....lIalls $ss,2e1 %
:" 10.40s 1000 5000 90
Loans secured by first mortgage bonds on
real estate, worth double the amount
loaned, MS ty u.s.. $1,000 90
with collat. recourse, 10000 90
All other securities and moneys, 1, 120 05
Due for Premiums, 1926 n
FL. s267 ,aos o.
LIABILIES.
The amt Liabilities cue not due to banks
other creditors None,
Losses adjusted and due, % & t-s None.
Losses adjusted and not due, None.
Losses unaCjusted, $1,000.
Losses In suspense, waiting further proof, None.
All other claims against the Company, None.
GEO. I. YEAGER, Sec. DR.. HUGHES, Pres.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY IS. r
Be 1t remembered, that on the LIST day of January,
AID 1867, before the subscriber, commissioner in
and tor the State of Illinois, duly commissioned and
authorized, by the Governor of the State of Pennsyl-
vania to take the acknowledgements fdeedsand other
writings, to be used and recorded in the State of
Pennsylvania, and to administer oatis and afiirma
tions, personally appeared David r. Hughes. Presi-
dent and GeorgeI Yeager Secretary, OF the Western
Phoenix Insurance Company, OF Chicago, and made
oath that the above and foregoing is true state
ment of the condition Of said Western Phoenix Insur
anee Company, upon the 1st day of January, A. D.
1867. And further cert fy that have made Terson
al examination of the cOnd ton OF said Western Pha-
NIX Insurance Company, this day, and am satisfied
they have assets safely invested, to The amount OF
Two Hundred and Sixty-Seven Thousand, Two Hun
dred and Ninety Eight Dollars, and Four Cents That
Ihave examined the securities now in the hands Ofthe
Company, as set forth in the foregoing statement,
and the same are, OF the value represented in the
statement. further certify that am not interested
in the affairs of said Company.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and asked my official seal, the list day Of January
1867. SIMEON w. KING,
( 3Jl 97Hs 91s Com'r for State OF Iowa.
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To Let.
To Let

d DOM suitable for a light mechanical business, or
LII other purposes, in a good location.
jy23dtf GEO. III. MITCHELL, 20 Preble st.
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DiSSOIutiOI

Dissolution.
MR.. ALONZO BUTLER has this day retired
VV from our firm.
JOSSELYN, BUTLER & co.
Aug i, 1867. alIo3 eod3W
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+ SAMUEL #. COBB,
No. 1855 Congress Street,
NEAR HEAD OF GREEN STREET.

nIANO FORTES, Melodeons, Organs, Guitars,
i Violins Banjos Flntinas, Music Boxes, Con-
certinas Accordeons, Tamborines, Flutes, Flagce-
lets, PIcalos, Clarionets Violin Bows, Music Stools
Music Stands, Drums, Files, Sheet Music, Music
Books Violin and Guitar Strings, Stereoscopes and
Views, Umbrellas, Canes, Clocks, Bird Cages, Look
ing Gil sses Albums, Stationery, Pens, Ink, Rocking
Hcrsef Pictures and Frames, Fancy Baskets, Chill
drens Carriages and great variety Of other articles
Old Pianos Taken in Exchange for New.
GH-Pianos and Melode0ns tuned and 10 rent
April eff
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Berlin Mills Company.
Spruce and Pine Lumber & Laths.

THE Berlin Mills Company has facilities for man.
Il uacturng all kinds of Dimension Spruce and
Pine for rames either large small: with special
train running over the Grand Trur aailroad, leav-
ing the mills at Berlin, N H. az night, and arriving
every morning to our whar. - Portland, where
ships OF the largest size can load.
We can furnish orders of any description with dis
patch. Orders solicited. Address, Berlin Mills
Company, Portland, Maine. -
Nav an aodt - -
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Coat and Pant Makers Wanted.
ok good custom coat and pant makers wanted inn
~ medlately by &. w. RICH & CO.,
augIdlw 173 Fore street.
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For Rent.

WITH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w for gentleman and wiie, at 81 Free street.
June 20-tltf IT
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tt31 To Let.
TIME Second Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
i New Block, No. sc Union st. A desirable location
TOR Jobbing or Manufacturing purposes. viii be leas-
ed entire or separate. Al ply to .-.--.L l.aifte
A.CUSHMAN & CO.,
july25dtf No. "a Union Street.
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TO BE LET I

TIME Second, Third and Fourth Stories ofthe New
Il .sCASCO BANK BLOCK" on Middle street.
The Second Story is arranged for two Stores, well
adapted to the Dry Goods, Millinery, or any other
light business.
The Third Story is divided into Rooms suitable for
Offices, and the Fourth Story contains spacious
Hall, So by 60 #.
The stairs leading to the several stories are wide,
easy and well lighted. Will be made ready Tor occu-
pancy In very short time.
Enquire at Casco National Bank.
Z. r. GEKRISH, Cashier.
July %, 1861. -d1m
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Provisions

lSaleratus W B 103@ 121
Turks Is. "
hid. e bus. n 90 a 4 80
lCagliari s bu. a % a AIS
liverpool. :. a 90 "a 4 80
Grind Butter. 80 "a
Shot.
Drop,H 10Oibs oil 80
buck. ........ 0D12 so
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nNE-HALF part In common Of the large and
" beau iful lot ON the northwesterly side OF Con-
gress street, little TO the west of Carlton street,
whercon those large elm trees are standing, and
known az the "Tree lot" having front OF 1884 feet
ON Congress street. and depth Of 267 eet. 1t will
be sold in whole or part to suit purchasers. plan
OF same may be seen at office OF Assignee
Also the large and elegant brick house and lot on
Bramhall fronting on the Promenade, finished and
complete in nearly every particular, with gas water
wo ks, bathing room and all modern improvements.
On the same LIT isa very convenient and new brick
barn, complete In all respects. The whole premis SEES
present the most attractive and desirable residence
offered for sale In the city. afs 70 ifih
Also several small lots of land on Munjoy Hill,
fronting on Monument street. and several in rear
and adjoining. plan Of same may be seen at said
Office. -l-f 1af -
Also one quarter part In common OF the two sto-
ry brick house and lot, No. Oak streer, now occu
pied by VIM. 8. Broughton. ....
Also three pews in High Street Church, pleasant
Iy located and furnished,
For further particulars apply to
SEWALLC. CHASE, or
Fl-F HENRY P. DEANE, Assignee
.-- Nos Clapps Block, Congress Street
Portland, July 8, 1867. jy9-is odtf
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MiIlman won.,

"ANTED, a man to run snan ~ u IL
wages VIII be paid to who has had ,ocI1i
renee In running saws in pairs Apniy ~ hau exp
LYNCH, BARRFR & 20
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FOR SALE

THE County Right to manufacture,the Champion
! Erasiye Soap. We will furnish you with a COM
ete out-n anu stock Tor one ton of Soap for three
hundred dollars. Can be made most anywhere and
it isjust what is wanted in this market
Call at Bailey's Auction Room, Fore St, and sec
some OF the soap, whether you want to make any
money or not. aug13d3t~
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0sts1fa~
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THE Stockholders of the Westbrook Manufacturing
Co., are hereby notified that their annual meet
any her business that may come before them. will
be holden at the office of the subscriber in Portland,
on TUESDAY, August u, 1867, at o'clock P. NJ.
kENSELLAER CRAM, Clerk.
August 1867. ange-dtd
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Seizure of Goods

SEIZURE Oh GOO0S.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following des-
IN cribed goods were seized at this port ON the
DAYS hereinafter mentioned for violation of the Rev
enuc Laws: =
June It'll, 1867, on hoard steamer New England,
Valise, piece OF Lrab Popn, piece Garnet [ ro
I'm, piece black Silk, piece watered shk' pau
lady's Boots, pairs lady's Corsets half harral
June 10th, on board brig j. G. YORK, MT" "aiiei
Molasses, WheelbaIrow, BlsnEea. ss hr;ar wood
june 18th, ut 1875 Fore Street s'''' oA'' "oo"
Pipes, carton watered Scarfs ,roru vor,, .,,,-
DiGss % ,oth a. cortland, packages Kid Gloves
seyeiay 81 pairs 80 pairs, 10 pairs, and
pairs ...ors c,a;u,;,, A. s.,.,o 49,. -
asted 70 appear and make such claim within twen-
~ laws from the date hereof otherwise the said
eoos will be disposed OF In accordance with the acts
81 Congress in such cases made and provided
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector,
Portland, August 8, 1867. d1aw3w
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ny TELEGRAPm.
[ooarILrp gnon rnr oaEoos nenALp

WAsHINdToN, April 19.--The resoIu-
tion in the Senate in.favor Of mediation
in Mexico, caused much debatc. A sub
stitute was offered to the efFcCt than Mex
lean people are able to expeIthe foreign
invader, consequently mediation is unDecl
essarys The majority fayoring the sub.
stitute, the original resolution was with
drawn.
The Commissioner Of the Land Office Is
collecting materials for map Of Russian
America,
Tho new President Of Nicaragua has
appointed his pEedecessof, Martiniz,1 MIN.
ister to England. 1t Is understood that
the mission has references the settlement
Of clainls agaist the United States for
damage done by Walker and tic Grey.
town bombardment Also to foster cmi.
grafton from England, France and Ger.
many, aud to negotiate loan.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Post is authoritatiyely informed
that negotiations have been pending siHeE
the accession Of the Derby administration
between the State Department and the
Colonial Secretary, for the purchase of q
large portion fof British America. Sew.
ard designs TO acquire all the territory
west Of the Mississippi One prominent
difficulty was the transfer Of Vancouver
Island, as England desired to kcep4hat a,
a naval station. Recently the proposition
to purchase has been renewed Seward
put forth the Alabama claims as partia
sct-off, the Whole price to be hereafter dc
termincd upon The strictest secrcsy ha,
been maintained respecting the negotia
iions. Seward relied upon the success Of
the scheme for buying Russian America
to help the other bargain.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-Judgc
Deadly rendered, this morning, a decision
in the suit John Mccall against Genera
Mcdowell and Capt. Douglass, for tn.
imprisonment Of Mccall for using fendisi
and disloyal expressions on the occasion
Of the assassination cf President Lincoln
The decision gives Mccall damages il
the sum Of s635. Judge Deady decides
that the arrest Of Mccall was unauthor
on tho part Of General Nc Dowell, and
not necessary for the public s,fety.
The Senate then adjourned sine die.
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A New Acquisition.

Within the last few days We have re-
ceived the somewhat startling news, that
some 100000 square miles Of territory
have been ceded TO the United States by
Isnssia. The southcrnmost point Of tho
Russian possessions is distant from the
northern part of Washington about 800
miles With this new territory, the ex.
tent OF our sen coast will be increased over
1000 miles. The British Provinces are.
by this cession 10 our Government, almost
shut out from the Pacific. having only
800 miles Of sea coast on tho Pacific coast
OF North America The territory which
We have acquired is, in'itselg Of but little
yalae, from its near position, il il Of great
importance. IL 10 nyA 10 yet fully appar
ent whnt the causes were that prompted
Russia 10 surrender for the triAiDg sum
of 81 ,O0D, ,0O0, ils SOVEREIGNTY over such
an immense tract. The English arc en-.
ranged at the transaction, and their dipio.
| plats feel themselves TO be outgeneraled
BY the Americans. Important as the
country may be to us, ii would be Of Il
vastly greater value to them. They have
Iexpected TO ultimately possesses all the
American continent not now occupied By
the United States, and the iavorite
schemes which they have so long reyOlved
arc now frustrated. The people of the
American Union have for some time be.
lihTed that North America and tho Uni
ted States should be terms of similar i'm.
port; VIC have desired that "the whole
boundless continent should be ours" and
| IL IL quite likely that our desire will be
graiitied before that of our British rivals.
Canada and Mexico must at last become
part Of our country, ard become 50
through the same means that Russian
America has just changed its allegiance.
| IL the comnon surlnisc as to the motive Of
Russia be correct. This Government Is
known TO have designs upon Turkey.
which the English bitterly oppose, aud
whichcye- government obtains the moral
support Of our own, is pretty certain OF
success. The position oil England in ref.
erencc to the United States has lately
been changing, and not TO be ouidouc ia
making advances for our friendship. Rus.
sia has cedei 10 Us a part Of It's territory.
la event Of war between those two pow
@rs, il il would most certainly be lost. but
by parting with it secures the friendship
ofoar Government. This is the prevailing
opinion a, the National Capital. In these
times, when the slightest change 10 the
territorial lines Of country may be the
forcrunner ofcxtensivc and radical changes
IN some remote portion Of the world, too
much study cannot be given to the mo-
tives which influence the actions of the
Great Powers -[Oakland News.
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POETRY
THE LAST SMILE.

The sunset dropped It's brightness
Across the meadows green,
As If an angel smiled upon
The still and quiet scene.
We gathered us together.
Close by our mothers bed.
And watched the sunshine come and 60.
About her silver head.
She turned her face. grown dearer
In the last hours OF life,
Toward the bright and glowing west,
To rest from loil and strife,
What was tho blissfal vision
That opened - her YicN.'.
And made her face serenely hrightT
Ahtmr. ne never kneW
8k
8 PsfhaS. the raisl rolled backward,
And uhowcd her Gods dear land,
The hotpe beyond the river vide.
Beyond tho silent Strand.
No word, no sound she altered.
She spoke no earthly name.
But 10 our hearts that smile Of hcrs
Touched sweetly. just the same.
The sunshine faded slowly
Along the shadowed west,
And calm dropped like the twilight hush
Upon her beating breast .
The waves Of life grew quiet
Absut her tired heart.
And ceased. ut last their measured beat
Life had fulfilled Its part.
So smiling, OH so sweelly,
In Gods own Te!t aud peace,
We saw her lamp Of life go out,
And care and trial cease.
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An Essay on the Red Man.

An Idaho poet has been exasperated by Indian
depredations iato the preparation Of the follow
ing:
Lo. the poor Indian whose interruptions mind
Steals our best OK. nor teHsen horre behind
Oh mo- hIs saul vas never taught 10 stray
Into our corral at vlose or break 81 day.
Upon that eloud.topped blu all day be les
At night he steals what in the day he spies
Then hnrrics Of his tiiicams % meet,
Eating as they kill. killing "a tsey cati
They then mere their lovely sqpawA beEoid
Eujoy eonnubbiai bIiss, thirst for gold.
To- steals not half their natural desire,
Tie their delight 10 set houte on FIRE.
Aud shoot the inmates who attempt 10 fec
oId Beelzcbub bears them company.
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OK SEATEs.-A slant 10 the right with
the right foot. slant to the left with the
left foot-slants to the right and one
to the left with tho left foot-and just
then We saw something op the ice. and
stopped to pick it up On our feet again
--tgO slants 10 the right, one to the left,
accomplished with the loss of confidence
Another slide with the right foot and we
sat down with fearful rapidity. but with
,ery little if any elegance. What set
down il was, for we made deep dent in
the ice. Just then one of the ladies' re-
marked, so lcok, Mary, that fellow with
the hat on aint got his skeets on the right
place" Ditto, thought we. just then
a ragged little devil sung out as he passed
US, "Hello, old timber legs p and VIC rose
suddenly and put after him. Three slides
to the right, two to the left, and away
went our legs, one to the east and the
other tothe west, causing an immense fis-
sure in our pants, and another one in the
cold--O, how cold !-ice. The lady-we
knew she was one by the remark shemade
again spoke and said, 30 look, Mary
that chap with the hat on has sat down on
his handkerchief 10 keep him from taking
cold. We rose about as graceful as q
sawhorse, when Mary said hGuess it aim
handkerchief Jane;" and Mary was
right Boston True Flag.
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LOST SHEEP.-A preaehep ofthe Meth
odist Church was traycling in one of the
back settlements, and stopped at d chbih,
where an old lady received him very kind
y After setting provisions before him
she began to question him in the follow
ing way; Z z = -
Stranger, where mout you be 'front.'
'Madam. | reside in Shelby county,
Kentucky" n Il
"Walfs stranger, hope no ofense. but
what nIopt yon be doing up here ~
Madam, | am searching for the lost
sheep Of the tribe of Israel" 4
s'John, Johnp' shouted the old woman
'.come rite here this minute here is q
stranger all the way from Shelby county
Kentucky, a hunting stock and I'll just
bet my life that tangIe-h haired old buck
ram that's been in ossr.lotall last week, il
one Of his II Iss