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The national Republican., 1868-11-25
pRoPosALs PoR ARMY TRANsPoRTATIoN.
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HD'aRs. FIYru MILITARY DIsrRIcr,)
AUSTIN, TExAs, October n. 1858.
Sealed proposals In duplicate will be received at
this once until MONDAY, December II. 1868, at
IL o'clock. m. for tne transportation Of military
supplies from the nrst day Of JasuAry, ls, to the
thirty -nrst day Of December, 1850. on the following
route, viz:
From San Antonio 70 all military posts and
frontier. south q Red river, and north Of 81 de-
Bidders will state The rate per enc hundred tloO)
pounds. per one hqpdred 0oO) miles At which they
will transport said supplies.
BIDDER ,aouid give their aames In fall. as well
should be Accompanied By bond In the sum Of ten
thousand telo.oO0) dollars. signed by two or more
responsihle parsons guaEanteeinE that In case the
contract ls awarded ie5 the route meniened In the
viii be accepted and entered Into, and good and
sun cent security furnished by said parties In ac-
ooIdaneo with the terms Of this advertisement
The amount Of bonds roo uired from the contractor
will DO Any thousand le60, ,o00) doliArs. =
Satisfactory evidence Of the solvency Of each bid
der and person offered As security W be required.
n Forms Of contract may be seen at the once OF the
Depot 9u.rternaster et San Antonio and at Mar
Tss rTss Y rsssrr'd to reject any or all bids
-Propos.is must Be- indor.ed Proposals for Army
TransPoretion," and addressed 70 the under
IN, command of Brsves Major esps,,l R.y-
BTsSs, Brit.di.I General and o. q. ~, .rinh
hilitArS District. noo.td
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
HrADarAnrERs RrrH MILIrAaI pIsIaIer.l

6rArH OF TEXAS. |
opyIeE CHtly youARTEHnAsIER,
AusIis, TlxAs, Nov smber IL, 1908. J
Sealed proposals, In duplicate. viii be reeeiy ed
a this ofces until sATURD AY. December II, 1868
ter,s Department at FORT Duncan. Texas. with
such ylantity Of Lumber and Shingles as may be
Lumber and Shingles to be Of hrst quality, and
subject to the inspection Of the Officer receiving
them.
Bidders will state tho kind Of Lumber and Shin.
glss which they propose 70 furnish.
70 be continued In such quantities, and at lu eh
time. As may be required BY the receiving oiiesr.
for Lumber, and Shingles. " and addressed 10 the
undersiEned.
By eOnmsad Of Brevst Major General J, Rey-
nolds. J, A. POTTER,
Breyet 8rig.dier General and c. o. n, flfh MIL
tAry District noao.td
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COLUMBIA DisSESsbREs S4SsbREEsr roR WOMEN AND
Corner OF Fourteenth and N stre,tn

bia Hospital. and Is opened for the treatment Of
outdoor patients, W no supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical troa tIent free.
Patients who are abort to be confined and desire
70 BE- attended I. q! ihsir HSn honisy W. who are
praeti TONER will be shed with medical atten.
the Hospital with this matron.
A., H9uRs oH ATrEnoAsoE AT rms pIsrAssAnI.
Mondays, from 10 4.,-..,.,. Prof ", Howard,
Wsdnvdays, from to i....Pro[ J. II, Thompson.
fTndhys IRON e Gt,;.'.,,..,,;:.;;..Dr:A 4 Dr: A.hford;
Free Patients upon orders OF the Honorable Sec.
Ietary o. the Interior Such orders for admission
THoMPs0N,, At his 61loe, fs4 | street, bstween
Twentieth and Twenty .hEst ~ lan6-dIy
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TEE st. Louis Womaa,s SUFFRAGE Asoei,.
tion has resolved to petition Congress and The
state Legislature rslativ, to female enfran. :.
ehiSemsnt.
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0oodS per New York, Philadelphia and Bal
imore steam lines and Adams Express to care Of
X Hayenner. Freight Agent at Alexandria.
VIII be fOrwarded as FAR as Leesburg free OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex
andriA and LeesburE and intermediate Alations at
cheap rates, =.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day OF Issue
betWeen Alexandria and LsesbuTE, and betW aen
those places and intermsdate Poins. arc iSsped at
po3-n GENERAL Bupe Tinte ent
reduced rates. WABHIh0TON BLYTHE,
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Steamboat Lines.
INV nRRcHANTs' STEAMSHIP COMPANY

NBw nsRcHAsTs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
xslsuf s iy ia iSas s ;'sisss vi si'e%. g
ssissEESs.frbs, HasRirSqSs. HaakirSaG IA Sfok5s
T. ':$ e. y; '';
j'; $sSsT ssSSssfs Hisais; s!'4E! sT ~!
q: ~. .i iiHs:s = IA s2Ii:s sI;: = s::
PsIss g ses ssfgsss fS ESQ ssss giss:a
fsT R9S1 ;Ss9t Co. B. 'sssss ss.sss !. the
Asss.. Ssss Once i,sspeH ssS aSs5 4 asS a:s;.
eornsr New York svsnus and seysntssnth street.
On: SsIi ;ifsi' below Nv 4AsSfsifFRs;Ss 4AsSfsifFRs;Ss. rrs.a..,
TH5 srEAaEs "A, Z q GoLgzss!IA ,s!, ,,,,, ,.- ssNeA
tiesyipg Bsianef. every. sATqRpAY AYTsR
MOON &tSsss51f &it8sisssst5i1af skksiSsS: kkisisss:' ''
Il ~ :: z !: Il ssPf's 81 .a'
s''''''' 'iAS'; TASo; " ill.r ssS.; s;,,; iysss:s
nys-,afsn Atthsfoo, filsvsnih street
PoToNAo TRAssPoRrArIoN LINZ.
For wsy Lsndinss on the Potomac and Baltimore
making Connections At Aqua Creek with
tho Richmond, FredericksburE
n. Steamer II sxPSsss. Psass' csps sS s,ssl vii
leave Baltimore, Pier Ne-e, Light r
strsst wharf, every TUESDAY, Al
'ss .t!s is sIssr boa, will
Trsishi rscsiysd all day friday,
| PETER BERRY, Agent,
| Sixth street wharf, washinGton, D. ..
| A NRRDHAM SONS, Agents,
| my6-em Ia hGhtst wharf. Baltimore
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Railroad Routes.

sEE$$ss,5Sxs l..tsSs .tshsspa..; NJ. IA.
Ss Sss sssS.sa $ssSlisiSs , .hd %issssdris !. foi
ifsy. wA'ursuro.. - L,Ay. Assaa.D,Iha
s.aissa .,, DYot.tSS Klss'SS H. IT. sss'f' sSs ss
I" f.s5 ,ii$ /" r.SlH lSH$
!: ! s$ !: ( s$
10 Dpte q Henry. SO
DsSss. a:s,; !, Es.ssSiSs " ron Maryland Avenue
p.ss. psss,. sslsY& nan 10. ma AIsa
LEhys ALIxAsp,ia. from eo59sr 81 A.aPs
Is ;isss ,ss s:i.sf q ;at :sst ssS tss
Tsilr.. S.a 5snss.s! 5s1nxsss' d'ais:.lS. :!.il.
RALriNoRK AND OHIO RAILROAD.
q !SS II &aEs =
no" run :. i'''isi GCs I,il Is,i.lrnoH.
.:i ii3 ;Sa ;S;;si s;s ssi :,t;iss: '''
| L9ys daily, szssps Sunday, At 100 . m. ana
I..,a,. NJ ,Ss ~ ass.scII = e " ,, :. .. fro.
A'''''''' On ',nsSsf ~ ssEz'.Jaa, :YsRAJa !"
l
I'.v'asif ron 4 va " Z sfxTIoss & 81 |" p m
l'.''Ys5s. Y5s Al e i:s fssts 3 81 81 III
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at
On saiurasy I, .. m. , and fDp. m.
| on sunday, at l. 20. and @ 50 .. m. only, con
nsetsa q Relay Station with trains from Baltimore
HWks.l,nft P.,t.rsb,Ssrs, ,s ,:, Ss: ~ ..,.,n,
wsssisston station Tisfs. once at ali hour, IN Il;
u. New Ton, shil.a.lPhl., and Boston. zee .d.
J. l. WILSON,
| Master Of Transportation.
l. y. COLE, gsnsrsl rieks! Ar9ns
U,HRou9H LINE BErwEIN WARRINGTON.
,PHlLADkLPHIA. AND Hkw YORK.
| WAsILNaroE, Sep is, l06e-noon-
Trains between Wellington and New York ar
aEM sssS., sss1rs q 1,s,. =,
80 FOE PHILADELPHIA.
is.ys dapy tsIeept Sunday Nsoa m. ns
| ON SUNDAY,
Leave fos New York ,st s.o p. m. and Phiiadsl'
ssspns ears Tor New York on O. oop, m. train onI,
Through uckets 10 Philadelphiai New York o,
Boston. can b had at ths Station ocs 81 all hour
See Bsianors and Ohio Railroad -.dysrtissmen
for sshedsls S..S.sn w,shinsiga., B.I,ITsS65ss An
Master Of frsnsportstiop.
N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. .. Ko0NTz, Agent. WashinHton.
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PROPOSALS. FOR rfEssAL HessirAL AT LAREDO
,-,,I H,ARs,s. I, FIRE 1l. Mi1IrssI ts pSrHorl

Sealed proDo,,, \, dapiea,, nIiAi rIi 1. scs.,,.3
FL. Oiacs astiI Tue:asy, D,censer !; js%. fSr
inI At the United States Military Post OF Laredo,
Texas. : 80. ~.
Plans and spseiheatlons can be examined At the
Louisana, New Orleans, At the once of The super
yising onartermaster, sub district Of the Rio
zach bid must be accompa Med By q guarantee Of
at least two responsible persons tyhpse responsi;
that The bidder Is competent 10 carry out ths con.
tract II awarded TO him, and that he Will give the
his place OF residence. : :
Pis r,sSt i. fsss5,sd to reject sny md all Sd:
the eonstru elton Of Hospitai ii Laredo, Tsras."
and addressed to the undersignsd
" command Of Brs''t Major asnsIsi RRs{1Sld'.
Breyst Brisadisr General and 9. O. n. finh MI.
itary District oc16-td
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pRoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
HsADauAarrss rr,rH nn..A,I pI.r.ler.
onseo OF chief oqxrtsrmaslsr. f

Austin, TsIss, October III, 1861
Sealed proposals In duplicate Will be received At
this once until MONDAY, December II, 1893, 81
twelve o'clock m, for the transportation Of MILF
tary Supplies, from the hrst day Of January, Ie9,
20 The thirty -nrst day Of December, 1850. on fhs
''ll0Siht f0a"' Hours NO. Is.
Prom Indianola to Asstln. Texas. and all inter
Bidders viii state the rate Per one hundred Qoo)
pounds per one hundred (l0oj miles at which they
will Transport said supplies.
Bidders should give theif name. in fall. as well
As their places OF Tesidedce, and each proposal
should be accompanied By bond In ths sum of tan
thousand (elo 0oO) dollars, signed by two or mors
contract 10 awarded for the route In the
proposals 70 the parties proposnG the contract will
be accepted and entercd Into, and good and suf-
ncient security furnished By said parties, In accord
ance with the terms Of this adyertsement.
viii be 1fty thousshd teo6, ,oooj dollars.
Satisfaotory evidences ef the solyency Of each
bidder and person offered a. security viii be rs-
forhs Of contract may be seen At the once Of the
Depot QuArtermAster At San Antonio and at Mar
shall, Texas, and at this ofhee,
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids that
Propossis must be indorsed PROPOSALS for army
transportation, and addressed 10 the under
~ command of Brevs. N.i.r General Rsy-
.IIf 'B1:i.. grls.di.r General and e. q. n: ylah
Military Distriet. noyo.td
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A LExASDRIA' 'ks}IRosSS bSYRSgS AND HAMPSHIRE
MssSTms1s
BEaINNINQ OUTORER /, is08

BEtlNNlNd OCTOBER ], l56S.
Leave AlsxAndriA daily. except sunday, at sA
n and ?. m for Leesbufg Leave Leesburg for
ConnoetlnE at LeesburE with Peaeosk's Line Of
arat.elAss Goaohes, which leave Lessbprg on
ton, Pureellyille, snickersville, BeHyyille.
Winchester and Capon Bpringsi returning leave
days
Leave Leesburg for Middleburg on Mondays,
rsiiroad train from Alexandria. and arrives at
Leaves MiddlebuTg Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, At7a. m, and arrives at LeesbuTg Al u
IN, and tper railroadl arrives at Alexandria at 5
more the same day.
Prom and Afsr Juns s, the coaches will run daily
from Winchester to CApon springs
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n IS! s,!S Il % IA:
un,il further nstiss, Iossi Ps'.snssr Train. yIIi
run between washinston and AleTandria IS fol-
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WFYAyfPfiIEEsa YAyPiIEs PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-11
Letter From New York.
NEW York. De

New YORK, December 21st 1867.
PASSAGE OF IRISH HISTORY RELATING TO THE
INVASION, FROM THIERRY'S NORMAN CON-
QUEST
Wexford having been taken through the ntrgues of the
bishops of that city, who managed reconcile the inhab
ants with their king the adventures extended their conquest
as far Dublin, which they captured But the Iish who
were now thoroughly aroused, having formed league in
sefdeense laid siege to the place. by which the
who were forbidden all achievements by King Henry
were likely be cut off, In this extremity they dispatched
messengers in all haste to England placing themselves and
their newly acquired territory Internationally the disposal
of the English King This embassy had the effect of disarm
ing the royal jealousy, and of obtaining for them reaxa
ton of the orders prohibiting the departure of succors The
King accepted their possessions and made srongbow his
neOcba in Ireland This negotiation between Richard
srnamed Strongbow* and King Henry, conducted by
RavmondleG ros in Aquaine from which place the King
did not delay to set out for Ireland with an armament suit
able to the enterprise which his lieutenant had in hand
The place of rendezvous assigned to the royal army was
the western coast of the county of Pembroke 72 Before
ascending his vessel Henry paid his devotons in the church
of David and recommended to Heaven the voyage which
he had engaged in for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of holy church.
He landed at Waterford where the Norman chiefs Of the
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-25
POETRY.
LANDMARKS. OYTOO

ny ALicEicaaf. guiul $50
An old house, with porch one side,
That brier vines run across
A door set Hospitality wide,
.-EAnd sroos edged thick with moss, ~
A sheep Geld. icvsi % a aOor l'l.G8
outsprcading far and wide,
And stretching up TO the very door ,s,,
With thickct on either side.
,ig8Ik d1inJ ~
A garden fenced wiihs palipg low,
Md cut right straight ID two
By pathway bordered with row on row
OF marigolds, pinks and rue.,i .sso
lfsiA .ailaN siaG snmiffl f1aig
A glimpse Of distant woods--but why
Deny to paint The placs7r -
Fos aher all, youwillknow 1t byAUEl
The -illumined face.
"a "A
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esasle As@plaslen, wIlh similar assoel.
a'ions N every eeuasy, aad ~ Ill ills
pFIalval cities aad iewm In che
state. RHl la The end ihla e,Hseh.
tom wilI spraiei . eeniml semmiltse
~ nine. resident 81 lhetapllal of the
state, With lgwef 10 esHapIe.s ,his
party organisation, In all reqeaiA
Resolved. 'fha The hsiAfisas de-
sign d The lIsIa,bIisah pasiy 10 Con
gress, 70 place the white men n the
SuIiheru States under the govern.
mental control of their late slaves.
and degrade The CamasIan race as
The interiors oi lhe African negro. IL
a crime against the civilization of ihc
age, which needs only to be mem
toned 10 be scorned by all Intelligent
minds, and We therefore call upon
the people Of Mississippi TO vIndicat,
alike the superiority of their rae,
over the negro, aud their political
power 10 maintain constitutions
liberty. uIs - nyu q.l
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VOLUME II No. 81.


WftsfHpAY, iaa ~. fsds
NJ, Field offered lhs ialIswlssi
Whereas, Mseh pfo.ms,ed debate
and loss u l.ms result. irm n.
vefsiiy NJ opinion relative ~ The
eliswcier of ouf govtramiat. N. fah.
damenial iAws md orlnIons, II Is N.
sifhl'le ihat The Aense NJ the evhven.
tioB should l,e iakcn, the etflsmes,
u which, BY Ne vote, may arrest tle
evil arfrehcndcdj therefore, teltl'
l'esclyei That according 10 ,hc
principles, laws, and constitutions NJ
our siaie aud National Government,
all legislative hc.a passed according
10 con-,itatloual form, are binding
aud valid ne constitutional law, which
allindisiduals, corporations and On.
GERS are bound 10 obey, frvm the time
Of thcif enactment until rendered
ydd md Of non-ciTect by judicial
dcrlsion, they are Unconstitutional.
The resolution ELECTED a prosracted
discussion, Mr. Watson arguing at
great length against the strange doe
trines which he held were announced
THEREIN. Ih.r IN iae fu1 Hnrf
Mcsss. Ficld, Gibb., Barry, and
Musgrovc spoke in advocacy Of the
resolution . So inFniI ilam laHs
Thcsotc was then taken on tho
adoption Of the resolution, when II
J was decided in the affirmative yeas,
! SO; hays, a. 1di diiW iEe 81 luH
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Admiral Semmes.

u lhis distinguished gcntlcman lee
tured in Louisville recently. Speak
ing Of him, the Courier says; a, n
"Admiral Scmmes IL n native Of the
State of Maryland, and was a com
mandcr in the old navy when the war
broke out. For the last twenty years
he has been citizen of Alabama.
Immediately upon the meeting Of the
Provisional Congress at Montgomery,
Alabama. he resigned his commission
in the Federal navy, and went South
aud rendered his services to the new
government. Soon after the surrcn-
der of Fort Sumter he was placed in
command Of the Sumter, a small
steamer then fitting out at New Or
leans, and with which he ran the
blockade of that port on the 30th of
June, 1861. He cruised in this ship
some six or seven months, during
which he captured and destroyed
twenty-seven ships of the enemy.
The boilers Of the Sumter being by
this time worn out, he was placed In
command Of the Alabama. He took
this ship out of British waters as a
merchant ship and prepared her for
service ut the Azores, under the juris-
diction Of Portugal. Hecruised two
years in this ship, visiting the banks
OF Newfoundland, and coasts Of tn,
| United States, West Indies, and
North Atlantic, securing the coast o,
Brazil and sweeping the enemy's com
mcrce before him. Thence he pro-
ceeded to the Cape Of Good Hope
South Indian Ocean, Japan and Chi
nesc seas, capturing and destroying
as he went; returning through The
Bay Of Bengal aud sweeping down
| the east coast of Africa between th,
Madagascar and the main land and
reappearing of the Cape Of Good
Hope, in the spring Of 1864. Hi
ship being by this time in, vant o.
repairs, be returned to Europe fol
1.-THE purpose, and put into the port o
Cherbourg. The enemy's steamer
Kearsage having appeared of Cher
bourg before the Alabama could g
into dock, the latter went out ant
engaged her, and was sunk, as ON
readers know, In the unequal contest
howard the close Of the war Th'
! Alabama had previously to this sunl
the Federal gun-boat Hatscras. oi
Galveston. The damage inflicted b,
this single ship on the Federal com
4 mercc il ircalculable, for the Unite'
States retained less than half thci
carrying trade at the end. of the wal
and from a tkird 20 onc-half Of he
v .hips o. commerce bad eithef bee
} destroyed or driven for shelter unde
| neutral Aass, by means Of forced Q
, fraudulent nils and similated paper,
!, Upon The destruction Of his shiT
! Capt. Ssmmea returned 70 the Con
federaie States, and, making bis va
70 Richmond, was ponosed 10 sh
| rsnk Of Admiral and placed In CON
} msnd Of the james river Beet. =
: Upon the surrender Of Leehe ble'
, up the ships of HE aces, threw hl
sailors on shore, and making good h'
9 retreat through Grants lines joine
the asmy .of Gsa- los. J0hnaion, "A
; B1rdier GuPpL add 6pallygsa'
rendered With this oiIIcer st Grten'
A -.
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The BANKRUPT Law Hna The slaiHel
NJ iImIiaIlsB.


An impsFlant question has fs,ent.
Il lse,s arelds'I In The tinted A,ales
District toufi M New Yoft, NJ
Judge IIlaichfofd, II referenee % tie
enta ef lhe bankrupt aei upen dsI,s
lnrfed ny lhs statutes of limltalich
q the State where tlc proceedings
have bcea commenced. The com
pIicaiipn APPEAR % have arisen ffom
tho erroneous assumption that the
statute Of limitation csiiaguishc- .
debt, whcreas Il only effects the
rcurdy and " suit be brought IN
another State where The doJior hap.
pens 70 be caught by legal process,
and where The limitation exceeds ihe
iisaal period of ak years, a ludp.
mclit may be obtained. A discharge
IL bankruptcy win not protect ihe
debtor IN such suit. unlcs, tbe cred
itor has had an opportunity 10 ,,royc
his debt before the rcpisietg 'I
| The practice, as established by
Judgc Blaicbiord, i, therefore. 4,
follows: All unpaid must bo returnet
by the bankrupt, but the assiaao,
must set up the defense nOn-assmapsi
Ib,frd ser amos against barred claim.
| which win exclude from The distribo
tiou. y Tho, rule, practically only
goes into effect when thelproceeding
are commenced in States where III
time, within. which suit on a slmpl
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some Phases n lme


men sha aFs falI N nmbltloes ms
lssis alsays kAt wbrAen N ihel,
ewn agef 1hs sam sf : 'sIlabls
and aIpfseINllys spsGdsais 10 lhs~
yopng Ilefcale,, fpfos. then ~ iaLs
Invariably 70 o ie woman Who was
weighing matrimonial ohsn wbIIe
they wsrsxat ftco sae ef acr,sar
sirapaling. s.
:. Ihe young man who puts hlr sfIte.
tlons 10 Che keeping Of very young
girl has to withhold FROM her Nj.
sabllmcr condolences, because she has
no place 10 keep them, ,Asa part Of
this rule, II scems that Intellectual
men always love women who are
somc years older than themselves,
and intellectual .womep love men
twice their ownlage syll hat
Great men spend their first years
N "adorlng' women whom they are
disposed 10 call aunt when they ect
to maturity and grow idle with suc.
oo9s' age.ad .sa hIIf a.. 'a.Ia
The wives for wise men are GER
tainly those women who have. cx-
bousted their girlish caprices on 4
scorc Of fools. 1t does not seem
though. that thesclyouug men aud
women, who are born beautiful and
winning, who 1bcgin to love At ff.
teen, who have hundreds of flirta.
tions, dozen engagements, and som,
real affections IN spite Of themselves
carry to their future husbands mercl,
the shrcds and tatters Of a heart.
How many spouses have pressed t,
their bosoms these veteran organs
cnshrined in the fairest forms, an,
giving no outward sign of thei
many desperate campaigns.
Que of bemost naclapcholy thing
in nature is the fact that no on
loves the same nftyiceo j
absolutely impossible to light fir
anew on the hearth where the ashe
fof some former flame arc resting
You may rckindle a slumbering o
dying spark, butiif il be dead alto
gether your utmost Efforts are vain
Those persons who meet again af
separation who ioved--parted--
married-werc widowed, and theI
met and intermurry, had not extin
guished embers, bat covered them.
As rule, no man marries his frs
love. II is hard to give any reasol
for this, except that IL seems alway
to have been a fact.
b Notljngbecbmes soatrtifc 1afte
awhile as, those .iirst,loycs.p Tn
end of young peoples infatuation
nightmare. Some loves are to b
compared TO. the possession, Of III
famodsststtls IMP, WHICH WAS fia
ardcntly desired, and which show
cred bedeAtA asheo pOssessor for }
time, and which was gladly sold I
last for half its cost. a..
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II Is reported that llie caffeat Of
that wonderful ocean riysr, .hs a(ialf
Stream has psssly sIoebld i,s vel
Iocity. The phenomenon wss naicsd
At about tbe date o. the late remark
able series Of sirthquakes, sqd is,of
course sappssed 70 have sowe init
mate oounsetinn with iho>ss censuls
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creased ioros 10 she current re- ben
% suglBspi ihe dsngtrs u faylea-
ton near the Florida Ksya eyea
steam vs.sls adding \ dic|e.ls 10
wsalh6t points easily ppssd pssvisn
10 the iucresc<d veIocitya the Stream.
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The feccnt hood ID Califosuia hs>
been The inost Destructive since 1861.
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