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, 1869-11-15

Troy, Nov. 1a-Apptnprlste fuue1a' houora
.errices we're he'd as the S.. P4ulp Kaiscopu
t'nu1ch. Among the 'l'sluausthed persoaa pres
70 d. and I.ayues, Governor ua1n,sn Ant stan,
&c. The military casteze va, 1aEE-. and fne pro-
essston hair m hour to psa~ta4 cifro point. Toe
t0tp people x1e III tnA s1zeeta. All the e41etn,-
ntta were Conducted With great En,pEtssisc1c$s
krd so.enn!tJ, n1 there Has nnnlfrAI untsrFtsi
pp3rnW, Hukln<hA wmA Ccs,tra!ly tn-penic1 tho
naes throughout tue city were d'sptayeu II hslf-
HsAf, AID lAsRe nun.Ats. Of dWslilnas aud hnst-
netR hcQ4s2 were 1rRped 10 mourning The 70.
Uslls were derotIred IN 0Aksood Cemetery.
, 1869-11-15

Frsm III ksw ferk Journal u CsHHrssk kss. ii.
We hAy4 Eeeetyed frurn uou- r. D. WA4abosre-
Mtnafer 70 France. EeIy eIunhaf1c enur1adletior
IN psa for thr cousinksnt expenses ct h&s m5s1oa
for Iae Bext nAcAl Jsa3. Tho euNtEzdteGou has
bsen already pstased y oal eoaausnA. bat We tAke
p1iattoa 1or aho carent year Is
t4sso. and tbs expenses. HI. Wasa-
o1Int assufes ~, val he kept within
snas ltrntk In8 original stAta4neut MA Gusoiahe.i
70 The prem, NJ heAe.u, By ono Of t1o d,1ap-
poautao c1erE4. Who Vas prdyented BY tue eco
kTeta ffum sseurtpE tue Addraousi twenty per
cant booua Eoon biz Ralatr. The public vii b.
Ht2d Ia know that Xr. WaEehugne nss1ds taaz
nt3 counR pr1crcA shall unt belle hl1 pa3. recasd
~ IN exponent OF III Maszei1l1tsS In the p.nl:c.
Expenditures
, 1869-11-15

In the Second Jnhcta, ctrcult OF Michigan. con.
ptt&tna tse counues Of Be17,tn md Ca&4, B9sat-
nan, Democrat, "a e&ec.ed JniRe, TO nu tha ~
CAREY esuaea by tbs haslh Of sha Anu- Naah.naoa
kxeun-
Tha NsE fosk Rasz6 pa.eaa EetspaA natos1t3
osnF 8gs, iee Seezsts1y of s<atA. u "A @3; Cham.
paata usRs Tpvnasad, tor AtanEpAy Gsneeks, u
ssss; saa A1.eu ores 0seeaey. tor oouptzetef. 1t
f119&. =. -
, 1869-11-15
L 8WdH dler DeeRmped.

Nxx Ox1kAxs, Nov. M-Co&onei Alexander,
formerly QEAtteFuo4sisf, undef General H7tiefs
Nho = u asfested nele recently n bogus Treas.
III ATtnft h4& escaped. leaving III naGoea q
lRttef1 frou prominent pss1toa Friattnx - cnstom
hoess and warehouse ba1tness- ThAg viii be sent
10 II Aahfrnfna
, 1869-11-15

IT hss bren deenrd ststtanIe 70 chanx~ the p as>e
ot IN prxr II re Ing Of tho Assoc,stinn fran IN,
rseo TO Cleveland; nrtIce In tEefefnee E,Feu th3.
ths rtxt SCI crai n1ectlcR Of the W.s'rln ASH.
rlafep PFrfs will be held at t:leTelapi n1 Neh1r+.
0xy the "a b list ut II u'ctpck IN tn" f,s-..E,I
{A1CHn II. y WALKER
P:e+tItept Wtateru Associated l'rry4
, 1869-11-15

The Convention E8ps& m the Lexisl,a-
Il4fE.

Tue C00FENff0H 4f131 IN the LeKlNIA.
ENFE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 11-The second committee Of
ieIehce tn contIder the disagsr- np-nt o~txce
the Sepate and Uoure upuu the Convention bill,
reported tIts morning th4t theS cuu not agree.
pEopo4t!tlons were then llatie 10 b1sh hnus<a n-
p.otialbQ lhss the convention -hal he comp ased
OF tcseary-nFe members, snsteaA Of ufty, NJ pro-
poted 81 the Sthst-, atti one hutdsesf prop0ted
hy tie lI0u<c. The proposition &ax Rdo3tsd By
tie uuuse; the Senate adjourned a.tt3at acting
on II.
EAIl:c Pe} ton bhA Introduced bill proFtd!Ec for
\ monument 10 Johu Bell.
The hill Gisit z the right OF var In Tennessee to
The Cincinnati i 6o1tnesa RAJ road G.asAtt the
ibstrtxl INpEus ueut C0mt.4tttee. There = no
* Eht at tt1 1r6I nakhaRe.
, 1869-11-15

Senator Bfownlow, uudef data Of Eno1Elte,
November I, NT.tes to Judge Noah, TIE Tennessee
Stats AEe1k n WA&nlDRtQN, - foa1oNEs Saouk1
i've to got to thA sADats Ii Decemha<, my is1ead4
Ard cnd1nleS &i1e viii knov hox ittla truth there
Il u The Ha1tfnens mat nara fora&kcu tho BE-
.pup;1cau psrtJ, toiued tie pA@oH1uo or sided tn
seferH the oecsaoa Ia tic Senate q Andrew
3odcScd,"
, 1869-11-15

As good deal Of interest is excited by
the recent explorations and discoveries Of
the Academy Of Sciences in relation to the
Indian Mounds upon the banks OF the Des-
p1aines River, in the almost immediate
vicinity OF our western city limits, We are
sn1e that the following extracts from Pzuf.
/. A. Laphams admirable Antiquities Of
Wiscouk1u, published by the Smithsonian
Institution in 1868, but now q rare book,
Will be welcome t, our readers. On psgs
50 the Professor says: ...-
.We have already siaied, In their propcrscoo-
pec.iou, the results OF the e1amlnkttons OF the
Muunus II various places; bnt Aotne general sacss
remain 10 be mentioned
at is important TO Determine with certAaney
whether The re!scs found buried arc the WORE Of
the original mound builder, and plseed thefe II
The tine OF the erection oi the Mounds, or hare
tscu depoe1.ed subsequently. This can usually be
done with reasonable degree Of cestalnty By ono
actnstored 10 such esslgattons.
"So fs1 II hare hsd opportunity 70 observe,
|, r.r a1o no original FcEnalns IN the Mounds Of
.mLtay,, E form, beyond fcw scattered fragments
thai tcay have galned place there BY accident
Macy Of tic Mounds hare been entirely removed,
including the earth beneath, and It u usually
found That the natural surface had not been els
ru1bed II the Tine Of the erection, hut inst tue
e+vernl l1Je1s OF strzta Of tnntld, clay, gravel.
! ETC, are continuous below The t0tctufr ~ On tae
| contiguous grounds.
! "Grca1 nunperf OF the smaller conical taUull
are Also Destitute Of any remaiuA; sud, II hAn1*a
| bod!es ven ever buried under them, they are no*
10 ent1reiy returned 70 dust that no appsfent
traces oI them arc LEFT. II NC assume that cacn
Mound WAS place Of hurtAl, NC must infer from
the ahsence Of uteu1lls that the common Practice
I Az-A r<ta xnTkl ~ A&
, 1869-11-15

Ctxc1TxA1L Nor. 1a-The ctsy ~urkhna.e will
b~ orrup'rh D-cepecf !. Il naa oost 80, ,o2o.
I be sdott.ups tne entire conpser10n wilt make
! lpi ii coil OF tao1tE4.
4 auowssIi commenced at midnight xpl con-
stesdJ iii Eoon. D+pth, thres tnchns i, was
neatly all guns ~ DARK, With 4 ptosYecs ot rn,n.
, 1869-11-15

M2xfH1s, Eey. 1A-Tne Aeaaaasha puhstshea
Ifst Of ptrpora rc4*sspk IN TEuuesset, Huo It H.
sesta, hare been imported BY 0eneyst Au1ss THO
MlAa8sfppt.' II mArrKeH Cs the e4ectiou taere4 IN
TIE tnteteAt cS the Rzdle4l party and ca!A upoo
Tho autro1tues II Washington 10 tnsssposa to pre-
vfnt It
, 1869-11-15

1An Ixae CumpxaY bf rnoke VINO &o<t fnaattvea by
III Ono 4seamuoat ootl4toa. - pAeembet ast
tn Judge 16 tb1 Common fieAa 6ee1aE.& to-day
toa4 4-1hssaE vii b 1rx1sd neu FehsuzV.
, 1869-11-15

-. ns...-,-s.;. s;.+~,+ .,a vho il
-. ,,ssa,. ;,..,.e+.5 in 1ron
~ s,s..st..n-as ~ "a, n;n;ro thar any
u.sA@et- - 49, T r.;sa, c,..ss h,a rut,
'.14. - w =, .s,,,, ~ .,t;c,os in this
'ls Dea ...S ~ s -. - .rt,;act ~ drt;ss m iron
~ p -, T. ~. ,.,.ar ,,,,sa;n, the rsoeal |
~ ,-.:ea o,., ha ,n.Ras saver.1
% ~'&e o~ -.
large FILL regard IS Arguments IN 1asor OF
th1t 1epeaL 1he taes 10 'aaS aosasa-
ctte coal is produced aln'oss a1ciosaVe'y
IN fthe United -ota1ea; eenay none
Is Imported notwithstanding sn1a tacs
there IL duty Of forty cents per toa pro-
F1ded IN the tafan. 1hls ~as put INTO tae ih"'
we suppose, by way Of abundance OF caution
lesf there might LIE some coa o. taas
kina foaoa elsewhere, ana WINCH maao'
compete With the tennss'sania ntnea'
Af. Aotreil argnes taat tne recent aasanoe
IN the prices CT 'h's es'a1,-"nieh was toe r.
selt o. a combination 10 aaa asoitfasuf
from VI TO = Per ton'"-"as NOT Ina result
q ene tsfan' oecanse LES producers VI Az
thfaeite coas. nas1ng Hoaopo15' coulo
nave done tne same 1ning nao tae1e "een
w ~ W.. .....se 49,. ~ s..,..s
oD""A - ~ ~sa, - .s,a sa.- 49,
cue coal Ii oat sopp'e"en. 70 ene a"'s On
"'on'neas eon'' o. ""cn sennss'-
Nan'A u no1 '1e H'e oepos.sotJ'
1ne a"' oa op'o'n'uoa' e@ !.
S's' N go1o Ter sn'f' ton.--oaoAl
70 s'''" ref Ton IN currency. IL VIII %
.''1",,'as,.ss 60 T - p:.,.1an5 49, @ T;I,:",s - ,ha-o ~
oe4snoo4a ~ ~ = ..,A.: c''.e' ' sNe
"a ~ oa - 10 ,.'aaa"s hn, za"s T 49,. - -a..r
s-s:N.s.s - ~ T... - ~ -. " w.x..-s e..tss
Is.4 ~ s..,,a -, ~, ,;s ~. 49,, - :.
as l.4s g., ~ 49, 1,,,,, ~ ,,s..', ,saaa,s
ns sA, N'Ne a'|> >A>' - >4S sS>'s$~ -SN
'ug.. .- A.. .,..z..
,os 80. ~1 30 ;. A1'1' 49,. :.
t' an ~, Nv t Ia - -
Hss''.s ~ e.Aots e,1"a =, tNe 'ntn'''
u tne o.'anS,S e','' ~ <,..' .eAe 80 >.ss e1A.
e.c!uoo 'lol'ot1ea c''4. "Au .ue GUY ~
., per saof. 'on' 'ote'sn eos' IL s'f'o1ts
pH'h'n'tfo' 6no tnc eouat'S ~ a. toe Heses
sf Tho fennay'san'a CON psodasess' 1he
pl'ees oi tnese Two k'nos o. eon are segu~
lated ~ toe same standard "heo btu
n''nous COIL Is cleap the anthracite must
necessarily oe the satas, oeeaoss 'ne tos'net
can % used IN place q inc intef' iae aa1s
u S'-45 per ton IN b'sun'noas eoa4 Is ~
h'''eh bounty 10 .ne miners o. anta1ae'le
~ u !" we're o,teees Imposed a!sou >seA'
af1ae4e. aePeA mo ao's On D'1a"1noo'
s1' ~ w. :n. "l.'n 'ue p " ~
~ ~. ,;trn;ror. M.orn;.m - mi nm h, "a A..
, 1869-11-15

pRrk0fT; Eoy. 13-To the metnners oS tho A.
eoctbted F1e4s:
tn Consequences Of matters RrussaR oct oa kha
change OF out RaRetal Aren't 2ad the nAce3dfy Of
teIes7mg to tha booka and Rspssa of tho ageacJ.
, 1869-11-15
France
0ARh1stlS lSckEAsKp.

GARRISON lHCkEAsKp.
PARt5. Eor. IL
The 9tsr%on OF .n4 city has been augmented By
tru regiments Of c1SElfy.
RQCHKFcRT.
lMt night another Decentralization 10 favor Of
Hepti H eAe!nft ~na held III She Btferts- 1ae
people vere not dI4tuEped By The polite.
, 1869-11-15
FOREIGN.
Spain.

8pA4Ns
1oFxrx aoNoE1p AGAIN.
MADRID, Nor. IL
Adptfa} Tornfa haa been elreted Vice President
al the Cop4ti' uttonal Cu7sex
1HK ITALIAN 0ovkxnAEkT wILliNa.
MADAM, Nov. II.
II Ii reporsed tnkt the Spanish Government To-
ar received \ cespaich from P1oIeuct statlug
,na. sae en,lre italian Cabinet spffuEc OF tho
eandldasure OF tba Doxa Of Genoa
zHLKAsrD. ....
Sesnr ortxue, ore If The Hepablfctn Deputies,
WHO vas recently ae-ested, naA htao ancondf"
t,opapY released. He hxs Fone 10 Florense. II Is
xasa mi tho rovernmeoE eontemp'AtAs releasing
m rcfftsea] pf1*pnet4 WHO have not been acrHed
Of c7lnosra.scss. .
I'm nIgHoy or RAvkaA ARKxar1n
MApxIp. Nov. II.
Tho Wshep Of Htvana has been arrested n
Cadi<-
Ernnt fEratutu.
No. rxAsoprB 1Asr dzrr.
LuEuox, OCT. IL
few days ysc.tou1 10 biz deasa ". Peabody
gave an extra x1a1, ,ooo 10 tue Peabody Fund.
eHuscH kAr1KA
EeetirSy nsve becp called 10 utSanl5e ou orpo-
sstsou to tne confirm alton OF III. Temple ss Bishop
OF Exeter.
AKHrtAL
4rkKKErowN, Soy. IL
Tne steamer C1ty II Ba'.ta orr, feon, New yusK,
aIr1Sed today.
11exscos
TWO rEaRrBL8 nls1s1xxs--oNx nEspnKp AAp
1uiBIY.RoCK PERSONS K1LtKD.
NEW YuRK. Sov-i3.
A letter flom Mexico statex tnat. on the asa n3t,
1cp msp, omen, and children uete crushed 10
death ~ tbe failing in Of silver mtne II Gaaua-
fpatta MhIlo lhh miners Eefe tat4uc dinner iu.t
, 1869-11-15
Eks pt.
.

Fe4
KCQIN1x'5 TKAruA.
C11Rp. Nov. l3
TIC Euprcas Eugen!e. who has been ID rn,s clsJ
tor . iew 1asr, DEPARTED for AIcx1ndria today.
, 1869-11-15
BOSTON.

LOCAL Ex Exe4scYsenta-FFopo Pszbstc
xsuFk - -HnutctpAl EResoFmS LIT.
er.Fy Eol1lp-CoacoEd sxetrhnA-A
Harvard n ofe1Sosss sAdvunsnFo.-A
rnya.clan's Problems - Western
Books
, 1869-11-15

atmosphere Of the nAttiutson, this SEEMS fsci
rather tuprts1uz; but de11rt It from E1anctng At
tbe adEerce hheeta Of IN octAFo volume which
P1of,tsos Raphael P umpelly hAs wutssn, md Ii
Atout 70 publish, through Saw York noase Pro
festor Pumpe1ty, jast BEFORE the oatoreaf oI
the war, took position As n1.1ins
crRipeer Of eouo si,ver ulnes in Artzoua: nc
WIZ A11vcn aray ~ tho Apa1hes. and in ronn,nR
the x.artlet there escaped 10 many tiaagcfs II
Tie ha1ds Of 1nd!a1s, Me1iexns, and It'll more
sassge Ametcatf that It fairly takes oae'A breath
awsy to hear him tel, h!a story IN ali the un-
sdosued simplicity OF truth 1nsteAd or retusn.
trR to the comparative b4fesy Of clrl1xtou, attar
ttcspstg these peril. ha poahed through 70 Lasi-
foru'a. accepted m appointment tcccossfEclJ
froru tic japshess and Chinese Governments, aad
n four 3tAskspent In the &efftcc Of tata nasous,
cn,G1td Iany places Nhern no European nAd
At foot before, and psssed thsu1Rh
bcxt Of experiences entirely na~
10 literature. ThAt having done Aod secu these
things ne xneuld Stn command Ao Ensl,sn style
simple ard taseauatnE ~ lxfoe. seeuas too maea
10 expect; but 10 be does, aud rho result viii be
4 book nstcaed b. few records Of trase1 which
have been offered 70 or Kener2t1nn. It u
xcrth noting that Attef having snca rooFe of
ceipa sna it, pcopla thxn any osheE observer
Ioostcr from the plane 01 Weasefn c1sltaa 1ao3,
Ns, rpnper5 believes tsnfy In BuEtlpg7ue, aa4
deo!es.xs h.a eook to him.
11 rtK1-Bco
| TIC trtAl Of Leopard Cno4te, the citizen OF New
hpr1rast a1sax.ed ~ tho author Of tnt numerous
| asrs IN toti city. u xoipx Oh siow1y IT Lowell
Sthef u hst bweu In psoKrcts, Sew6ur3 port hAz
teen y1nled with fhsee o. fur nses, uaanaiaassg
,ncead:af5. 70 that tic csy authorities hare fe.s
! IL ueceakAry to ODER \ nav teHard for III, III
cpsefy OF he criminal. It would seen1 THAI c!thes
| IONS friend and ally Of cnoste'A, II case h u
aui1y, IL trJtnR to divert suspicion from hIu; or
, 1869-11-15


cort ca pistol to where teeuan laY unarm-d and
tleetIaf on focr. TIE latter thEev up hts arms
AID t!esded:
sDour aaoot ne: su1tuaer!"
sehoppart he'll the patol y1ru from h!A face
and hiew cut The poor felloF' ! bsainl
This Ectoppart euhered : death atrnor sxsc'ly
..ntlaf Ia sbc Conietefase army, and his carcass
vas Inferred ska iess rrx.sd tozn The LecnanAf
When William Thornpfoa was dragged out Of
tho bnte1 to fae br1oxe after tAc dea'h Of Becr-
naur. ,ne Major. he plesded IN these terms:
"nh: Don't snl ne. meui have q E1fe and
cn.td- hate Eistn my%eIf up. poot murder me.
Al be sposs they xesa shooting him through With
ball. ntc1fhoi, bird shot Ant stnEA sud when he
dropped Into 'hs r.rr thc5 pzsetsed en- tho alnsr-
cut features Of hts body With their as4eual of
weapons,
| Osopud Butler. 1t vhpae boarding. ho7sc u
| a4nd5 llook, No, Two miles from uarrefz II ri,
| John FRO ~ and SOMA hosr.led some mouths be-
fcru The fat il living and II IN the etpplo5 Of the
RA,sioo<e \ Ohio Railroad. Fhelps, the oonaac
| luF Of the nEst &rslu which Bto1n stopped at tho
| Ferry. detatned tnree hoars, and then hIulseN
conducted Across tho bridge 70 t,slt.
NORA ia now in the sevtns Of some
rnsips rSt ,en. : ,s,5 .,.1n,ns ae.ps.ea
70 tie ofoeera q the road IN Daiuuo1e. vnlcn
,aoee eoai tnanseeta Kept TO themselves. white
thrf teleztapnesi TO tho aetut George Kooat1, n
|
| the town and ztressain Isr cain ps1iscusaEs- II
wss uroa tho fzttn OF Koont1t reapouse that the
rYrsieent Of the United aszsea Aud Go-rrnog
Wire rese advised. Prescott Smith vas sens mp
to the Fesrl to Isse charge Of the railroad Inter
c<ss tbste, aud ne Is row sa,lwH uEA1 Of p1-
tot ii reputation, ~hle Iii. KocuI Il The sgeat
and manager Of the railroad n Washington
C1ty.
Koontx told nc : Gtor1 "a exhtoas the good
I nsuosy u Hspxn- Tso 3eAss besore tbs MD ae
had been std1n9 from Cumberland to raedmeat,
and hAd ceeu hes,ed hekde N tntsrestaoK old
mAu, who inqnited at him n 10 tae to*nh, re-, ot
tne AEexsalles. A1tAT the md be rsooInlzed In
| .ne pubsahed rostr2lrs Of Brown The companion
I Of 1ns axc1sston, 10 oae s7aaay te sl:pasd ~ T
Cpsriessoxn sod r.stted Bro n IN his cell
"Ns. EtuEn. did Joo erer see 1ne nefore:"
"Tes, hr, recosn1Ea you ~ . Seasle:raa *ht
mt NJ py kds, on the rstsosd. nearly two rear
&go-"
Tne tr13men who ioond B.pzn guilty wer,
ueasty u ohsc7za people, md enald not traor al
the flfes Of anJ Of them At eass Sosee Asa aliTe
Ke1,ey, Tho ernoece. who dred TIC second shot o.
The part 1t the citizens. - s1fe, and poox. Th.pca
morton, who nsed the arri, Il also living and Va
pointed out 70 ne, Wi.1iAmI, The orld1s witch
. nan, tne rsst xto wAa s.saased bT Bruwu, u 6eAi
: Hector T1ndAta, Of Pn5Adalpa,A, aoocmpanae
| MrA Jtaa Bso1u TO tha Fes15 1hea 2a pasd III
, 1869-11-15

would be no defendant heirs to bis FAst weA1ta.
Ills vile WA Mas Lucy q. Moore, = Springfield
girl puaesaAlng rAtn accomplishment u vel -
s,rsttDE beauty. She 10 Hhos1 ard chnehJ, IKE
F1sk h.mseit, and rho t~o male rery tindto1e
- we'll ~ se1J comial couple They nve very
t1pptIy toSethet now, aud Away have.
Ar Norel IN 4 new htEtorJ Of Napoleon I'LL,
e1res ~ soma OF the precepts taught him BY biz
| mother, buzscusc: "fou viii never, ny dea1
thlto have fhAt lecnpdl5 Of ea!ttrs, thsi fApldty
Of eopcsp pt!on, which uadr youf upcic 10 extrsor-
| dinsry, One >ea.us TO euploy / language which
has IN the dlveut1 Of aspect Of The chameleon.
! Eys1ycne aces Ia II tho color xhca plesses him
OIL THIS 3opf uncle, the Emperor. Vii ab@e 70
estah4tsh h,A authority IN giving to al parusa that
] ra.tic1lar hope which amused tho fooie1y Of
Toy Al,st OF Reppbilcan." Tnat Queen bossanae
foEther sAa adafcssea ts4e1f 10 tho tustnt: "four
| prctent GtnAt.op cxacta that you shoalA not dis
daip tbe AID aud s3mpaihy Of Journalism The5
Are lleomparahle Tor rendering MISFORTUNE inter
efttng, and tnay adj that most Of them hare the
tsRlr almost tho mauis, fcf res1scltattnT the Tnn
qui6ted''
| Paul Dc EsasAgnAo ran.nds the Emperor, Ia hls
tuusuAi, tho HuEa, list ho cannot grs AlorR VITA
old msp spd ,nat nj 1ne tnacertaes oi Francs. be-
xtpnsrR with Napoleon l., who wa Cousu1 At the
aRA OF n, wsfe young men II Inc uno thsJ roAe
| 70 power. Thar and BeEnAdotte, wcfu 4llastof1
rs, Mole :, n, Xo1ter snd Canlaneouft An,has
| fhOoE1 81 o&1 1tGsSSAs &AAA"S AA4A ~A~Ase~,'Hs :.
as, Thausencl n 81, and nruuyn do thur raI
| ErafRe de Abklres II -. Th1ee OF LoRls Saf'ol
cons Minister'S undcx biz shott.lsved Rspuntteaz
, stntnns1ztob, Buffet, Do Fatlou1. and Dueacrc
were respectively sr. n. md ss Jeszs old casRag
pac arguea thai tho nltka- a-oouaeEvstltm OF old nes
ruins the foFesument. xhte tha progressive Spt1l
, Ut Joure men might aate It; bat Ike soots 1f6e
/ and l. n. ieels oay y hons with those who, liz
hin, Nv terEsnE On The ssAse-
, A pzf1s isttet aay1: "The announcement cau
| ,s,ne.i IN telegram froa, New yotk 70 u. 0snos
r cor per Journal II FRTs&m<at, TO tho effect III.
4 | Pert llyscantnt hAd ATTENDED Tho 3oWtsh sJna
4 Ru1us In that city, haa created kret noaada
4 suopT the }att1Snl here. IL WAy Of revengtn
on ,hs frvnscud fashss fos hts hscfa!idtc9R sae
> have dscnla4a., \ snpost that b. oAs zone o,os
4 | tic Tplted 6satas to ret married 10 rcs bosso
= wdoe. aod thss It u not his intenttoa to Esfu1
d 10 France. II u 1tatcd that Ence tns withdraw
!, ot rese HJ&cinthn from the ordez to which ha b
d luuged, It il forbidden to rho baFafoossd CAFmt
4 tIiea to preach tn public. i memsez Of the oos
I. r2tetn.sy who had been sunUunea 70 preach !
II Lroes, tae osher day, was c7u,petlod 70 exe7i
70 nmAelI on sae ground Of fhls psohinalion.s
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The LOc.l Paper.

A correspondent of the Gazette and
Courier published at Greenfield, Mass.
contributes an article to the last issue OF
that paper in which he uses the follow
ing sensible language: There are many
that take but one family newspaper,
and, they, with all others, are often
tempted to discard the home paper in
favor of one emanating from some large
city. To do this is great mistake. No
man who owns a foot of land, or who is
intere, ted, directly or indirectly, in any
section, by business or the labor Ct his
own hands can afford to be without the
paper printed in his immediate vicinity.
Every journal has its appropriate place
to circulate, and it is that the paper
published for local circulation is able to
enter into the details of town and coun-
ty affairs, which makes it so Invaluable
1t is the duty of every man with a
family to provide suitiblc reading mat
ter, beginning always with the home
newspaper. When man, and partiou-
larly farmer, eXtinguishes his own
home light by leaving it for fragments
of some daily, thrown together and adj
vertised as The Great Family Weekly,
he commits a folly of which he little
dreams. The one journal speaks only
in general sense the other. while ii
gives all matters of general character,
in due time, is from its relative position,
the mouth-piece of some individual Sec
ton or county. AS the time for renew
ing subscriptions is at hand, let every
sober, honest, man consider the
duty, not to say interest. which he has
of sustaining, first of all and before all
others his county paper. Let him re-
memoer that it is only through its
columns that his own and his towns in.
terests are placed before the world. Al
this day, it is prominently the cast
that out of sight is out of mind, and NJ
county or section can long be unrepre
scented and not suffer in material pros
perity. We commend these good com
mon sense words to the people of st
Adams and vicinity,
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that l might see her. And at


did.
1t was at Il party. There she W
more beautiful than ever. Then a
courage forsook me. | was the bashfulS
law student again. | felt as had felt
nj that fatal moment years ago, as if /
should fain, or run away. But it was
but for a moment. Then | said, 4" for
tune will favor me, if it is to be, that
which | seek so earnt silly sh1 will not
recognize me and all will be wel.n
l was just casting about to see how |
should seek an introduction, when our
hostess crossed over to me and said
charmingly:
II must Introduce all our great lights
to my country cousin, Miss Dale. Will
you know her ?'
' [" With all my heart" replied, aud
When was presented-"Cousln Mary
this is my special friend, Mr.. Smith
just returned from life abroad'-I saw
the beautiful brown eyes contained no
look but that OF pleasure ut the forming
OF n new acquaintance, and was at ease
and lighter hearted than | had been
through all these years.
For the first time in my life | reioiced
in my common name of Smith, since
that carried with it no reminder.
am not going to tell how agreeable
! was that night, nor how fast our ac-
quaintance progressed.
Only once in all that time did my
heart stand still with fear. This was
when she said one day, looking at me
earnestly:
You do so remind me of some face
that | have seen before, but / can't
think whose it is
"Oh J" said l quickly, at is Often the
c'se that we are haunted by thought of
such resemblances, where they did not
exist
| changed the subject instantly, and
talked so as to turn the current of
her thoughts, then 1 breathed freely
again.
But our wedding night had suited
my fancy, AID, without seeming to or
der it, had brought it about that it
was just five years from that other
night-aftcr we had retired to our room
which was flooded with the same glori-
Gus noonlight, knowing how faint IA
wOman's heart is at such an hour,
said:
"My darling. this will not be our first
night together"
The brown eyes turned to me full of
wonder, so L took her hand and said.
half laughing, though initiating the old
frightened tones:
"Mary, don't scream or lie frightened.
We have been the victims of very I'M
fortunate accident, but no one but our
selves shall know of it,"
"Oh! you darling, was it you So
that was the face you remind me of.
How strange | should forget! Well,
how glad l am that it is so But re-
member now-none but ourselves shall
ever knOw!'