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DARK CHARACTERs.-A Jerseyman, not con-
tent with rambling the sands OF his native State
varied his experience by coming over here and ming
ling with certain dark characters, alike in morals
and appearanee, at No. 78l South Seventh street
Here on Saturday night agrand break down gone
through with, during which John Thomas, a colored
inmate, stole our Jersey friends watch and cOlored
woman heIcely beat him. The police arrived, and
arrested the household consisting OF eight inmates.
and Florence Ramsey as II anaging females
below, and the rest held to keep the peace
by Alderman Tittermary.
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HEARING BEFoRB A UNITrD SrArEs Cow,

HEARING BEFORE UNITED STATES COMMITS
sIoEER-The case of Logan & Davis charged with
making fraudulent returns, was heard before United
STAT es COmmisSo r Smith.
Francis Prettyman, sworn, sad-I was an Assis.
tent Assessor about the lst of January 1867
Of June. 1867. have not been CONNECTED with the
SsVeu, about the 18th or 10th Of April return from
the return was blank as far as taxable oil
Cerned, hut Mr.. Logan stated he had refined
reS OF oil and would return it In May.
The returns and the presence the Assessor of the
Second District being necessary, the was post
pOned tlll 1huIsdAy at " O'clock
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TTPRIGHT GRIDIRONS AND BROIERs-
~ Toast Racks, Meat Stands, Fluked and Plain
0ridirons, and general variety OF Cooking HaTd.
ware. for sale by TRUMAN a SHAW, No S25 IElRht
Thirty-hve) MARKET st., below Ninth,
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BURGLARS. Rs.-About 3 O'Clock Yesterday morn

Ing officer Sheets passing the NJ W. corner OF
Eighth and Filzwater Streets (the residence of Mr..
James Campbell) when he noticed q man who was
officer turned round and saw man just running
away from the side door of Mr. Campbells residence.
Both the men started and the officer after them who,
having lately been famed, cond not reach them, but
fred three times at the fugitives Coming back and
examining the door three large holes found in It
having been lately bOEed The burglars were at work
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THE LATE MAJOR LEWIS C. AUDENRIRD,

AN EARLY WHISKY RAID - BEING CAuGUr
MAPPING, YE DIsTILLERs MAKE AN INGLoR1oUs
HFTREAT WITHOUT THEIR STILLs,-Deputy Ooec-
Tor Foulkrod OF the Fifth COLLECTION ID strict he
ne meying ,hat by sudden and unexpected onslaught
on the whlskyttes decided advantage could be OBJ
tained in making them feel that there was still power
IN the unarmed law of the land. besides reaping
pecnnlary benefits TO the Government. made all ar
Tangeme ents and this morning. when "ye wicked and
,,aaWy,qeIylng dlstilers" In and about salmon and
Williams streets dOzng In supposed safety
made dash, and achieved a victory.
wenty tubs OF uosepolluting mash were destroy d
three Stills were seized barrels OF whisky were
conscated besides the glories OF victory over the
plentIul reward for this early service. No armed
carrie out by officers armed only with legal docn-
and 49, 1920 O0>
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METHODIST EpIscoPAn CHURCH MEETING

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH MEETING
This evening" at 7'30 O'clock there Will be a meet
ing of the members of the Methodist Episcopal
Church OF this city in favor OF Lay Representation at
the Spring Garden Street Church, at the corner of
Ing as will tend to secure favorable action in the
matter on the part OF the next General Conference,
which assemblies In 1885, Addresses will be delivered
by the Hon. Judge Bond, of Baltimore, Nd; William
ESQ.,, OF Pottsyille, Pal 8. NJ. Harrington, Esq. OF
Wilmington, Del; Rev; James Riddle, of Whining
President William Fl. Allen, LII. D., Philadelphia.
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THIRD EDITIO N
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.
The Grant MOvem emit and the Conserva-
ttves.
Desperate efforts are being made by the con-
servatiyes here to kill of Grant as a Presidential
candidate, by efforts to make 1t appear that he
is in sympathy with them. All the stories
put forth that he has expressed sentiments
favorable to them must be received with con-
siderable allowance, as 1t is we'll known here
that Grant does not allow himself to be
drawn into political discussions with outside
parties, particularly with newspaper writers,
with whom he is ways particularly guarded in
his remarks. Senator Thayer, of Nebraska, who
is on the most intimate terms with Grant
youches for his Republcausm, and says that
when the proper time comes Grant will declare
himself in such unequivocal terms that there
will be no mistake as to his sentiments. If all
he has written could be published, it would show
beyo doubt where he stands.
New YOrkers in Town.
host of New York politicians and obbers
arrived this morning, TO operate on the Presi-
dent and Secretary McCuloch, to secure con.
trol of the Government patronage in aid Of the
Democrats at the coming New York election.
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Ct0PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - WE HAVE
~ not authorized JACOB G. MAXW ELL to make
or advertise changes affecting firm and business.
j. q. MAXWELL g. SON.
Philadelphia, Oct. 26, 1867. 10 Is 81
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JONES q THACHER, Printers, No. 5l0 Minor street.
H75- Unusual Ildtice1lentsl ! = } : : : !
Efy- Unusual IGdIiceTnentsi ! J !
HS5- Unusual IrdUcennentsI !
ne Unusual I,lduce7ne,ltsI I ! !
E4- Unusual Inducements ! ! ! !
89S1 Unusual Laducenentsi !
G5y- Unusual Inducements ! J
6s5- Unusual IlduceinentSl ! !
We noIU offer immense stock OF NetO
Clothing for MEMS and Boys FdH and
WINTER aUedr, made IN the most cdreIlH
Remember adner, and Of materials bought IN drst
hands Gt ruin0us prices TO hbe HanlVdc-
GtiTerS
Thts tells the l0hoLe story.
WANAMAKER Il BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE.
OAK HALL,
On THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET Sis.
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" JONES, TEMPLE d CO.,
IL q SHI N BL II II A Il T E Il s,
No. rs S. NINTH Street,
First store above Chestnut street. tS9i
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JOSIE . THAcHER, PrInters, no 5lO Minor stree
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TIE CUVARD LINE.

Withdrawal OF tho Steamships from
BOAtOn-A Pointed Letter from MIR,
CnnSrd.
The following letter is Mr. Cunards reply to a
Gomm unlcation from a native aud ciuzeu of
Boston, who at the request OF several prominent
merchants OF that CITY mas recently visited the
provinces of Canada for the purpose OF ascer-
tanning tie direction in which the great volume
OF American produce, increasing year by year,
auo destned Tor European markets, can most
saus'actot ly be turned IN order to insure to the
shlppers the greatest degree of despatch:-
NEW OAK De-. u DE sii:--i have 10 Rcknow-
ledge the recelp oil your communicable N on the sub
SvIt 1871 or uansiAtanllc transportauon from WHICH
proper Inducements had been offered by our line OF
have eone 10 st"n for shpment VIII bort With
nrf npe pt"oer ihducements you say shippers would
Sss % DO DO Know H6 wna, y meant by proper
nlents in Canade or ia the lar West for freight aud
nutlng this last autumn, when we nave begn send
week, or 90 tons per month IN our shlps from
tons once fortnight in Boston at One.half OF the
iIe. ht we are getting mere and mat was not con
Ing los@5oi. Should thinf that the Boston ship,
pers, tLey wished 10 encourage shipments via BJs-
70 should net c0mpiain OF paJ lag pet the rae Of
Boston at s. per ton aud even ior noJhing. / nave
obtained in Boston was sent on from New brk or
pure ased for New York account, he low rates OF
Boston may be in the tuture as port OF Shipment
ceived communications from Philadeiuhia and Bal
tmore clear proving that those ports offer greater
inducemeuts for Atlantic steamers than others.
have no doubt thar the writer's fully believed what
they wrote but the trade he built up. and tha
experiment was to be made at our pense and not
theirs.
/ an very glad to hear that at last arrangements
ave being ade 10 make through connections between
Boston and the W est, buy cannot admit that the
why produce has not been shipped from Boston
has been tnaJ we have not offered cue proper induce
ments tor taxing II to England We could do
than take IL a. five shllinss per ton and uetimes
FIRE ght iree aud we have even not been able awavs
TO get that but have had to take stone ballast. can
only regret tnaU the arrangements you speak of had
not cen completed long ago.
Iremain your ObedieuJ servant, u. CUNARD.
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ANUS EMFNTS.

THE HANLoN BROTHERS win commence a
seorI season at the Academy Of Music on
mondhy evening next, and the sale OF tickets
troupe with them, and have n widely spread
rcpuiaiion. They will have a miniature circus
consisting OF trick ponies, educated dogs, per
also have a mammoth aquarium, in which
Harry Gurr. the great swimmer, who eats
drnks, ana smokes under wafer, will exhibit
his feats.
ITALIAN 0PERA.-This is the last night Of the
Opt ra at the Academy OF Music. Erndni will be
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uEADQUARTERs pEPOT OF THE PLATTE,

IL EADQUARTERSD DEPOT OF THE PLATTE,
IL CHIEF QUARTEEMAsTERs oFEsGE'
PROPOSALS FOR Army TRANSFORM OR. ALL ,;SiI
Il Nj. on tn URSDAY, the I'd day of January, ls6S
the year commencing April l. 1868 and ending March
81 S on Route No from 0neytn5de bon s6g S
tie year, on the Omaha branch of the Union Pacific
dep"ts as are now or may be esa6lIshed 10 the Ter
pr OF OF If M e In 1he
the TerroTy OF Idaho east OF nIeda
latitude 40 degrees, Including If necessary Denver
The weghtto be transported during the year on
Roule No will not exceed Twenty-Five million
Bidders viii state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
miles at ch they will transport the stores in each
month of the year beginning April l. 1858, and ending
Bidders should give their names in full, as well as
Their aces residence and each proposal should be
accompanied by bond in the sum OF ten thousand
Sl0WW) dollars signed by two or more responsible
persons legally executed and properly stamped r5 guar
Route montoned in the proposal to the party pro-
posing the contract VIII be accepted and entered into
party in accordance with the terms Of this advertise
Each bidder must be present at the opening OF the
proposals in person or be represented by his at
1he contractor will be required to give s25O,OOO
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency OF
each bidder and person offered as security will be
Proposals must be iudorsed Proposals for Army
Transport alton Route No. l." ana will be
tertaiDed unless they fully comply with the require
The party to whom the award is made must be
prepared TO the contract at once give
The required bonds for the faithful performance OF
the racL
The right to reject any all bids that may be
offer d i6 reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service by
the day OF April 1863 and will be required to have
a place of business agency at which he may be
communicated with pI omptly and readily, for Route
No l. ut Cheyenne. Dakota, at such other point
may be Indicated as the starting point OF the
route
Blanks forms showing the conditions OF the con-
tract be entered into, can be had application at
this office the office of the New
York, st Louis, Fort Leavenworth, Santa Fe, aud
Fort Smelling, and must accompany and be a part
BY order of the Quartermaster- General.
WILLIAM MYERS,
Brevet Brig-Gen., Chief Quartermaster, Department
the Platte l22lm
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i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
Estate of JAM Es HAMILTON, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court TO audit, set
tie. ana adjust the thiTty.seventh account OF
THOMAS CADWALADER, Executor and Trustee
of the last will and testament OF JAMES HAMILr
TON, deceased. arising from that portion of the
Esia. belonging to schedule Il. annexed the In
denture OF partition IN the Estate dated January
26 l49, recorded IN the office recording deeds, etc.
In Phiade phia, in Deed BOOK q. w. O., No. l. pa se
497 etc, and TO report distribution of the balance In
the hands of the accountant will meet the parties
Interested for the purpose OF his appointment, on
MONDAY, DecC mber %, 1867, AZ o'clock z, M, al
his office. No, 406 " ALNUT Street, In the city of
PhisdelphR.
y l3imw 5tH w, d, BAKER, Auditor.
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Brig ); o. YORK York. hence, at Portland 18th inst.
ruff tsian a., dh@4mpson ON Tucker and w Wood;
schr W. p. Phillips. somers from Havana for Phil
and sailed again l4th.
Holmes Hole l2th inst and remained 18th,
A9susa Lucy W V9R M j. AdaTs M HSS Helen Helen
Webster F. FISH. kna; Minquas, Harper, 5. Knight,
$. H. sharpe b: clifford Evelyn, r. r. Sherman, Van
Buren, fTnby Clara RSnken, e. Nightingale sGnny
rem Aimonak and others, were at Holmes Hole 18th
schr ,i L. "A A. Matthews. McElwee hence at Charles
schr L: Ysrwen Mills for Philadelphia, cleared at
bSs5on S, ii Ttn IhsE s!o od ,, ,,,. 1,o,,o,, ,oo
at Boston Ish Inst. anu bunny Boat AeeS' nen'e'
schr George DeerIng, Willard, hence. at Portland
schr Silver Lake. Matthews; hence for Portsmouth,
remained at Holmes Hole l4th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS. a.
Eih compliance m u Win orders from the war Depart
mend, n t. captain % Webster: OF the steamer mahontng,
ana Cape Ann. His orders are to speak every vessel
sions ana such assistance as may be needed. He is
also directed 10 keep ul records OF his cruises to
sions Of the Coast Survey. AS soon AS he can get
necessity.
Attention is called to the fact that there Is not
de m the hSEPCr T RI S bar e has 06 9G o Se
haIbors in the state It is not ONLY a useful inlet to
the waters OF Pamlico aud Al6emarle sounds. but
aIoO hLOluo spleAiuu iSiusS W NeS9SlS III NAANS
MISCELLANY,
PAwtucket river In closed by ice from six to eight
inches thick. The schrs Mary L, VRnkirk, and
Edwin, from Philadelphia and Goddess. from Albany,
now 81 PTovidepce, bound to Pawtucket; have been
towed to the wharf at india Point and their crews
will be discharged and The vessels remain till the
weather moderstes and the river Is opened.
Accounts tTem FlushiuR dated the 9Th inst. state
that the barQue Macmillan. Hatfield from Philade-
pha (heore IepoTted) was ashore at ZOutelaud.
The Greek bSrque Lord Byron from London for
Pbiladelpbia, put back from Margate Roads, Dec :,
with loss of three anchors and chains and wtndlass
damaged. She has been supplied with anchors and
los ia hons OF chain
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presented with q fine cast. Tomorrow after
noon Martha will be performed
CHEsEUT STREET TuEATRE.-Th great Janaus-
Chek will appear in tEo characters this eve
ring in Lessln-'s famous play OF Elnuid qdioH.
Next week CenJTliOn is, to be revived for t1e
holidays, with grand ballet of seventy FIVE
young ladies.
For ms BENEFIT this evening Mr.. Edwin
Adams appears IN The Dead Heart. Mr.. Walcot
takes his benefit Tomorrow evening. HRE
WALNUT.-Mr. John Brougham, for his fare
well benefit, this evening presents DdUtd Cop
peY7ietd and Pocdhontds. Next week Lucille
Western will appear.
AMERICAN THEATRE.-Mr. Eph. Horn has been
engaged and appears this week. Martini Chi
1iski and Miss Fanny Forrest also appear. The
new spectacular ballet, Zozo, will be produced
to night.
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PROPOSALS.
= RoPosALs FOR FORA E.

p ROP POSALS FOR FORA G Z.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAhTERMAsTER, u. s. Al
sAVANNAH, ga, Dec 8 1867.
Sealed proposals Will be received az this Office
until SATURDAY, December q, 1867, for supply.
ing this Depot with the following quantity of forage
VIII
225 OO0 pounds OATS.
SbO,OOU pounds Hay.
The oats 10 be sound, ITee from dirt chaT and
put up IN good, strong sacks OF less than Two 2
or more than four 90 bushels per The hay
soul d ice from art aud weeds aud well baled
directed. -
Delivery tOcommence within ten QO) days after the
contract awarded aud 10 be delivered at sucn lines
ana In 81 Oh quantities as may he designated. PrOpo
usual.
The Government reserves the right 60 reject any or
all hds, select such PARTS of bids may be for
best Interest of the service.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for the
Delivery OF Forage" aud addressed TO the under
signed
BY order Of Brevet Brigadier- General r. Saxton
Chief Quartermaster Third Military District.
GEORGE ~. ALDEN,
IL l6bt BreVet Major and A. q. NJ.
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TTNION PASTE AND SIZING COMPANY
~ Paste for Box makers, Book binders, Paper
hangers, khOemakers. POck et-bOOk M akers, Bill
Posters, ele II win not sour Is cheap aud always
& Keller William Mann, Philadelphia I0tiTer
Harper Brothers, American TT act Society and others
sole Agents, 1, l. CRAGIN d co., No 42O 90 NJ.
MERGE StTeeL 0S
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ARRIVED YEsIERnAN


steamship Pioneer, Bennett 60 hours from Whining
ton, N. G., with cotton and naval stores to Phadel
phia and Southern Mail steamship Co.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF UNsERvICEABLE QUARTER
y MASTER'S STORES.

GALE OF UNsERvICEABLE QUARTER
- MASTERS STORES.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE. |
WAsHINGToS, ID. c., December l9, 1867 !
Will be sold at public anetion. under the supervision
of BTevet Colonel A. =. Blunt, A. q. M u. g. Army,
FRIDAY, 9th instant, at Lincoln Depot, lot OF
Quarter masters Stores, rated unserYlceabe,
Bsting in part Of
300 Army Wagons, 533 Sets Lead Mule Har-
aspiring do,
Spring Bodies, unhn-l 253 Sets Wheel do.
ished. 262 Sets Wheel Ambu-
10 Two-horse Ambu. lance Harness,
lances, 25 Wagon Wheels,
Steam Engine. IS Wagon Tongues,
steam Worthington 20 Ambulance Wheels,
Pump, 5000 pounds scrap Iron,
] Lifting Force do, 5000 do. Old Shoes,
j Power Punch. 1000 do. Old Bolts,
Travelling Forge, 1000 do. Old Tires,
SO Battery do. 500 do. Old Springs,
2l9 Grain Sacks, 1000 Wagon Bows.
9l0 Mule Pack Saddles.
TCge her with TOOB Of all kinds, and other articles
not enumerated.
Sale will commence at 10 A. NJ.
Purchases must be removed within ten days from
day OF sale
Terms:-Cash in Government funds,
BY order of the Quartermaster' Gen eral,
j. q. MCFERRAN,
Deputy O M General.
l22O5t Brew. Brig General, U. S. A.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A ADEM OF MUsI

A A E MY OF MU SIC.
GEORGE, WILLIAM q ALFRED HANLoN.
FOR THE = "a NHItoLIpAYs 10 ONLY, coMMENorNe
NJ, VI bA1 kNENI Ntl. Dec. 2g isgT
Fsmeus ne wOiIuS Great FsvOrtes-the wonderful and
bAndoN aaoISo RKiU,amERsi R,ii,a S HANLoN BRoTHERsl
Trans Hi iantio CdmbInatnd6in5e tn6i5ed with their Grand
female Contnep!Gl y Arsste, AZ new to meSica anu
have secured toe following confederation Of human
sAin ther fret apl esr9pSe ara, ,ii IL ms cIyi-
THE CHAMPION SWIMMER OF THE WORLD
velous tquatic evoutons in the course OF which he
will eat, drink aud smoke, While entirely submerged
PROFESSOR GREGoGRE
ETHARDo, THE GREAT, SPIRAL AsoEN-
MADLLE GERTRUDE,
and her highly trained Canine Troupe OF Seven Edu-
MISS GEEeoRY, THE VERSATILE ARTIsTE.
The Champiop juvenlle Gymnasts q all Europe ,,
GkObGE, WILLIAM, ALFRED HANLoN,
IN their Intrepid and terrific Aerial Fats Including
their new anu wonderful creation, entitled the
a., ,IHkhE FIXING MEN OF THE AIR,
HANL0N s GRAND MINIATURE CIRCUS,
introducing the beautiful Trick Pony Aurora" the
Performing & Goat "Esmeralda," The highly trained
steed ID aa," and the celebrated Quadruped Artistic
,JupiieT % the y Dog N The Torld that has been
lhe most u! compsiied Equestrans Of the day. The
TIE LILLiPUiIAN sTEEPLE.CHAsE.
new 0hrs Psf PER PE9tf ar lH mnei 6iRMHSr fnsIlSa
IN which the prominent members OF the troupe Will
CHR sTMAs AMI sAIURDAY AFrERNooNs,
a. a. ~ o'cIo1k for the especial accommodation Of
PRICES CF ADMIssIoN-To Matinees, Adults,
Evenings Orchts,ra, sl Orchestra Circle and Bal
tonv 20 cents Family Circle soc; Amphheatre, 25c.
Doors o. en- at Overture commences at ~ O'Clock
and ats IT, aSo ar 96e S
CstsNUr street. Friday Dtcep ber 20.
cure tht m In advance. 12l94t
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EERMANIA ORCHESTRA. -- PUBLIC RE
NJ heaIsals al the Nj USlCAL FUND HALL every
SATURDAY, at S1a p Nj. Tickels sold at the door,
ana AT all principal Muse Stores Engagements can
be made by addressing G, BASTEBT No 1881 MON
yhREb street, or at K. WlLLlG'S MuR.c store no
'Gl Oh ESNUT Street. lOS8Ln
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TJASSLER'S MONDAY AFTERNOON CON
Il CHRIS, at CuNCkRT HALL EVERY MON
DAY, from S}S TIL O'clock. -Four Tickets 81
thirty, g.
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A CADE M Y OF MUSIC.
pE LA GRANGE. BRTGNOLI,
CRANE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
THIS friday EVENING, Dec. 90 at s p. NJ,
LAST NIGHT OF THE OPERA SEASON,
Verdt's Grand Opera IN fOur acts,
EHNANI. ......
Madame DE LA GRANGE Siznori MAssIMI-
LIAM, ORLANDINI, and SUSINI, in the principal
roles.
Musical Director and Conductor...signor NICOLAO
SA III KDAY. Dec. 2l, at 2 Z. NJ e. GRAND FARE
WELL GALA MATIN EE-MARTHA..
Admission 10 the Matinee, 81, including reserved
seats.
Box Office open daily from A. NJ, at the Academy
of Music and II. w A ThUMPLERb Music
store, No. QZ8 CHESN UT street.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-06-21
An Example Of True Greatness.

woman marrieS man who is in no way
her equal, but brute in human form. She
lives with him ten reeking years Of wretched-
ness, illumed by nothing save her own virtues
and then he dies, thank God, and leaves her.
Five children has she 10 pilot through this
tempestuous world, without wealth, without
anything but hea courageous heart and her
trust in God. She seems to have set aside ev.
erything, but the welfare Of her children and
each day she pours out every energy Of her
being, every particle of her zeal, every drop
Of her affection, upon the heads Of her children
as the worshipper turns the cup upside down
upon the alter Of sacrifice. She lives on pa
tiently twenty-five or thirty years; and when
at last mild and serene old age dawns upon
her, and whitened hairs cover her head, then
men begin to have some appreciation Of her,
and say, ahere is a notion of greatness never
thought Of Measure her arm and you FL
there is nothing Of it; she is almost entirely
destitute of physical stamina; diseases Lave
made fearful inroads upon her constitution
Measure her thinking powers, and dear me,
there are thousands of strong minded women
that can outstride her in argument, or in
philosophical disqustions. But, ali! when
you come into that which goes to make up our
conception Of angels, she is truly great when
men see how she loves when they see how, in
her greatness, she lifts hersclfup, taking those
whom she loves with her, as eagles, broad.
winged, bear their young through the cir,
they say This is an example Of true greatness.