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Mary's Prayer.

l.i''lc Mary's moilcr had occasion to
correct her The other night. MARY was
angry, and when sic said her prayer, in.
stead Of asking Cod 70 bless pava and
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ma Her mother took no notice, and
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Another Calico Dress.
pl JESSIE cAEVol.r

missed The Icat l.ttlr Mabel
from her Chase and school onc day,
AVA questioned the other c!ldrcn-
Was '',r dick q, sour away"
Whcu wr" gt,l n.ns!;"O uu'! Stamrncrod-
Nrldr, St'l ,n,i anyWl"rr
Nulvhc, ,uudnvv has Kept her home, maA
tSusc shc hnt no '.Nss 10 wear"
Then" SAN, ~ svcc, lit,l, Mahcl1
Mother i 80 vt,v poor,
Now many, ask. ot these cN,ildron,
VIII Sivr INC u dino nr more
To huy her another schcn,.hrcss,
THAT She may not have 70 stay,
For the want vi ,roprr apparel,
From her sc,ioo, another day Z"
WIN" shouted s">r:i voices
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Ana we'll 90 nnd har4 ii some evening
For May.baskct' on her door.
Ana shc'l n"vrr know who hung II,
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Each cl.ii =" wtliiuS Ia Olrss.
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The Shepherd Boy.


iililc Donald was q shepherd boy, WHO
With his widowed mother lived in a rude
int amon. the Garland Hills. By dill
;,ro' t"i they earned q scany subsistence,
sc " STUNNING and he. hy Watching the
HorNs o!ihrir more prosperous ncighbors
Though only ton years Of age. the little
boy was never idle. He gathered al the
taygnts iur their winter fuel. and the warm
Stockings hc wore were his own Knitting,
from wool lrluckcd from bramblcs. He
had no playmatcs. only the lambs and
ms watcsi,dog, and he sometimes felt very
ionclN. When he remembered q darling
luEr sister wl,o had gone 10 live with tic
angels. Il WAS L distant corner OF the
ui,l Kirk. Ni,d. where little Jean ana her
ia'i.r! were Sleeping, but il was q perfect
'hirtct Of awcct b,cr, and Wild roses.
II waS here that the little hov passed the
!n'cWal hctwcrn the services and here
that his W,lowcl moth,r lrarnc, her
swrc'rs, ir,>nlis otrcsiuuation ..'rhcrc's
Ma' place see likr !.amc." she would say.
",ii will hc name till We reach tile fauld
o The Guide Shepherd Donald, my lad.
i Will m hc lang"
And ii was not, Sin months later.
there were three graves under the sweet
brirr. and Donald Was GRAND boz 10 Il
grocer il Glasgow. ll,hry,o ,hu child
had endured many har,lships. bu, few
."hp,a;ionS now his trials were such rs
'night wrl. t6St The faith Of All older Chris
1ian. S;,hha'h, ut Mr. McDougals,
mcaNr ,ncrely & time to close The front
wlMdow hu,trys, and thus screened from
"hscrvH''ri, ~ nix, and prepare worth
}cSs compounds that would impose on t,c
r"t'ul,W' an.l ;:i,wArv Donald was in
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i';o.ia4 uiiNr rAurch bell reaSsurcd hin,
;,iri lc ;iuuitll, inquired if u,ey Should no,
lf" la.cto thc Kirk Z" 4 burst OF laugh
80 from The grocer and his clerks, was the
Nnly response, and the little covcnan.
tcr'' Vas ordered 10 keep 10 his work and
leave 70 others The praying and psalm
singing.
Gamma wark on the Lords Day,
muster" said 'hc distressed child, ,,it
wnd be sin against Cod"
Tho~ \" lnann tax Yer clacs, an
'ramp>~ was the angry reply and the
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RoME, August Is. 1868.

ROME, August Is, 1868.
On Monday the pope paid his long talked OF
visit to the second division of his army, at thu
camp of Rocca di Papa, arriving. as arranged.
under the escort of the Garde Urbaine. The holy
father was accompanied by Gen. Ksnzler and his
staff, and was received at the camp with repeated
salvos Of cannon, the whole of the troops being
ranged in line, numbering 5000 men of different
srms-zouayes, chasseurs, Dragons, artillery anG
engineers. The spectacle attracted visitors frors
Rome and the neighboring towns, as well as thf
Campagna, who greeted the pope with few ACT
clamations, while the bands of the various corps
played the hymn of the Montana,
The holy father proceeded straight TO the chapel.
which stands, In form of pavilion, in the mids<
of the camp, and was magnfcently decorated fok
the occasion, The troops massed IN front OF this
tabernacle, which was OPEN and all heard the loup
tones of the pope announcing that he ministere4
expressly for their benefit. Then followed tbt
mass and the soldiers fell on their knees, as ths
roll of the drums, the blast Of trumpets and the
roar Of cannon proclaimed the elevation OF the
Host. The pope now took breakfast which was
served in another pavilion, while his ears were
RECALLED by a martial chant, which the chasseurs.
copgregating before the tent, sang In his honor,
and which celebrated the triumphs Of the last
campaign. Here is q sample Of this ditty. tbs
composition of a lieutenant Of chasseurs;
An'srnni, ar srmi. all srmii
IUta. u L gunto slfne IL gorno -
r mel psris,io istssso, u
~ Moi Rriderem concord
Evviva Il Papa Re-
The serenade delighted the pope, who listened at
tentivey, and cried out "Bravi !" finally admittn
the officers to kiss his foot. The same honor was
extended to the students of the English college,
to those of the Polish as well az the students of
the college recently established by the Jesuiis at
Mandagrone, who are all mobiles, and to the Garde
Urbaine. The ceremony concluded with the pre-
sentation of some of the visitors from Rome.
From the pavilion the pope returned to the chapel.
where he gave the kneeling his benediction,
chanted with his usual dstinctness which excited
| the zouaves to q frenzy Of enthusiasm.
The holy father then visited several Of the tents
| and conversed Familiarity with their occupants.
Lastly he proceeded to the hospital, where he af-
| dressed some words Of consolation TO the sict,
| who, owing to some Improvement in the wea.hel,
now number only forty. The zouaves mustersi
to see the pope leave the camp, sslutng him wisa
cries Of Long live our holy father, long live tie
| pontf king ~ and the day concluded with gratd
| dinner at the convent Of the Greek basilica Si
| Grottaferrats. The banquet consisted of sixty
covers and the pope invited TO his table Cardinss
| Mattel, De Lucs, Claretti and Borroineo. Genepl
| Kanzler, Count de Ssrtges and several prelsc:ss
| of the court. The holy father ordered that "a ID
! Of the 5000 men in camp should receive 5otts
| of Genzano wine and two cigars.-lC Corresponds
ence London Saturday Review.
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The House met at IL O'Clock NJ. Speaker Lowell
in the chair, and fftyseven members present.
Prayer.
Reading of the journal dispensed with. na1
Leave of absence granted foE ten days to
Haskell, of Calcasieu. 81 10 -...... -..
Car Of Orleans, introduced resolution to allow
Mr.. Tbeogene Castillo per diem and mile age from
the first day of the session TO the time that Mr..
Prescott was declared entitled to the seat of re-
preventative of the parish of 81. Landry. Adopted
Isabelle introduced resolution fixing the per
diem OF the speaker of the House Of Representa-
tives at SIC per day. Adopted. ..-t.
The committee on public education, TO when
was referred Senate bill No. 1873, for the
relief of the parishes of Washington, st.
Martin, Livingston, Rapides, Terrebonne, JEFF
ferson, ST. Tsmmany, Caddo, city OF Jeier.
warrants 1884, 3S7 3s9, 800, 39l 1872, 1893, ABB and
429, reported favorably thereon, and recommended
the passage by this House of said bill. II pro-
yides for an appropriation of sl4,S2S IS to pay
The House went Into committee OF the whole to
consider said bill. -.t .a
May, of Orleans, in the chair.
The bill was then taken up section by section,
all OF which were adopted without amendment
The committee rose and recommended the adop-
ton of the bill, which was finally concurred in.
Committee on the judiciary reported faVorably
on Senate bills Nos. A, us and 49,
Report received, and bills placed on the calen.
dar. "a. f...- -, NJ ~ ..
The committee on psrochial affairs reported
favoraby on Senate bill No. 1856, an act TO take
the sense of the qualified voters of the parish OF
VIM about the removal of the seat OF Justice oil
said parish. Senate bill No. 1853, relative TO the
supplying Of public records and other papers OF
the parish OF Claiborne, burnt November 9th,
ls49. Senate bill No.l54, an act to create a new
parish TO be known as the parish OF Riehland and
providing for the government thereof. Report
received. 1855.
Raymond, of Jefferson, gave notice of his in.
tention to introduce an act for the purpose OF re-
ducing licenses in the country parishes. ~
| Heidenhain, Of Orleans, introduced JONI
resolution requesting our senator's and representa-
tEes in Congress to propose and support an sci
10 repeal an act by which the State Of Louissns
might be prohibited from organizing and aIming
State militia. The second section directs the GOV
| ertor OF this State TO forward copy OF saiC
| resolution to our senators and representatives Il
| Congress. .ll
/ tjou was suggested by an article headed, Shal
| we Pay the State Taxes" published 10 this morn
! mas Bulletin, as taken frsm the shreveport
| Southwestern. The resolution was adopted.
| An act repeating the bill which authorized IN
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governor to issue $780, 900 worth Of warrants &C.
pay the expenses Of the General Assembly wax
then introduced, all rules suspended and finally
passed.
Without further important business the House
then adjourned.
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dred Cotton Sugar Plantations located IN the bs
portions Of The cotton and States As9 ke
timber andA Also large variety OF City and suouIbal
Property improved and unmproved In the form Of
wishing win do well 20 call and examine oar Proper
ties KILLER lard, EeA Estate Agents, No. " oEcnaess
street. New orls.as.