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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12
CRIMINAL

At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
John T. Felix was brought before Justice shandley,
CHARGED bv Andrew Brown OF No 1856 Cherryst WITH the
Larceny Of valued At $50 from the foot OF Market
Mcclure escaped. Held IN $500 bail
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, on Sat
urday before Justice Dodge, AdOlphus Berez Emanuel
King and Paul Barber charged by Theodore Ber-
trand OF No as West Tbryseyenth-st with attacking
him on Friday night, beating him severely and rob0ng
him or 500 The prisoners pleaded innocent TO the charge
OF robbery aud gave bail in $500 each to answer.
Jennie b. Noe was arrested the complaint OF
Emma Brown, for having, the 22d day
of August, 1868, sold her tho furniture OF
representing that there 10 mortgage upon IT,
claim of $500 was afterwards presented however, b Mo
SEES Buckingham Miss Noe committed 70 answer, IN
default of s. 900 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12
THE COURTS.
THE ALLEGED CUsTOM-H HOUSE FRAUDS.

THE ALLEGED CUSTOM-HOUSE FRAUDS
The examination in the case of the United
States agt Auson O. Doolittle charged with defraud.
ing the Government by means OF forged and fraudulent
weghmasiers pay rolls, was continued before C0mmis-
An the parties TO the case diselaim any ,improper
ton Kept private possible as two OF the parties &c.
cused had not yet been arrested and because il
usual aud customary in such not to give publicly
TO the facts until all the were either arrested
or u had been found impossible 70 capture
Them. Mr.. Ethan Allen summed MP the case
for the defense. lie claimed that no money ALLEGED "
be nandulenty obtained had been traced 10 the 70 be
sion OF the defendant Errors had been dseOvere CS
pay rolls, and, through custom prevailing 1lHSotber
tolu mouse 10 some eXtentsQme incidenta oir eY
than Tor labor were charged the payrOs sSt1Id he
penses lt was impossible that weghmastiho items Of
personally cognizant Of the correctness OF mon the
MS payr0s He, necessarily, depended piferrS ON tile
representations Of others In relation 70 in sum-
pay-rols Assistant District AttOrneJ nenf oOnten-
ming up the case for the GOyepSneifively that
Ned mat the evidence showed H. nfolIey which
the pay rolls were fraudulent and of Tue de-
hho never been earned. IL int oatb 10 usa all
PENDANT and bis duty, under ms oas tbe liens In I've
usenee an aseeTtaiiug the ohalnc and certRed To
paylOlls signed by him, before le ~ ta te defendapt
their correctpess IL had Deen shown thd lo
Hau received at various times nj & erc dsh1rspd ~
70 luidato the payroll claims 'n3 r az
Nun 10 the parties claiming pay ln9 ing ~
clded that 40 case had naue Ouy vmus Vt guy
guilty Durpose had existed IN the ud OF the dcehdt
20 defraud the Government or t&t ne was ueslgueuy
connected with any other parties IN any effort 70 dcirHd
the Governments The ACCUSED was hereupon discharged
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SATURDAY. July lo-P. N.

SATURDAY, July l0-P. n.
Gold opened at 1851, sold at 1876, 1864, closing
iSbSalSl The markethas been dull and steady through
put the day The amount specie shipped to-day by the
steamers less than was expected The PererQ took
SA2No and the City Of Paris about t7BoOo The Alas
Ia, for Aspnwal, took SS &c., The elear,pgs at the
Gold Exchange Bank were S7eSsGOOO and the balance
R,967,s4a ..r -,......,
Tue government bond market was strong and excited,
win iarther advance Of tai cent in quotations The
new DoDaS were most active from the that the pu
ensses Dy the Government are almost entirely confined
70 the later Issues The Ca 64 and old C5 loans have
Deen absorbed by the foreign markets. and are not o.
cred except 10 small lots The advance in the new
ponds has brought large number Of Investment
holders into the market sellers az present prices
Ihese sales have bee9 made at ne counters OF e large
dealers ana the proceeds IN majority Of cases renYested
IN inc 74o oan or in currency per cents. There Is also
Al scn'e exchange going forward in the Central Pacific
Ho per cents and some large transactions have been
Aus curing the week The l0O loan has been absorbed
great extent In this manner the currency per
cents are now selling freely The amount Of floating
bonds Of Ills issue has ali been taken by investors with
the exception Of tSOOOO OF SsOOOOO The loan has 81
year. 70 run at per cent, payable In lawful money
hhoald me present Sinking Fad law continue 70 De en-
Forced during the present Administration IT viii not be
long before the price Of gold and currency viii approx
ae 70 that the Government Will be able 70 fnnd its
h NDs az LOW Fate OF interest When Jht occurs we
boyearC per cents win be the longest outstanding loan
and IT sannObe paid until maturity At present prices
1t is considered the cheapest loan 90 the Market and vii
soon be absorbed. l.. ....... ...... ada f4i.fV
state bonds we're dull and weak, 10 sympathy with IN
teehne in Tennessee and North Carolina bonds, both
Ehich issues continue 10 be pressed for sae The new
issues OF North CsrOpas SOLD at 49,, decline OF pei
rent since yesterday. New Tennessee declined "a pc
cent selling at % Virginia six per cent e1coupon soil
at o. Missouri 6 Cg0FglaT Der cents 90
hew'Y0rk State per cent bounty loan sold at lCo tn
Hallway bond market was dun; prices were generally
fraction lower Bank stocks were steady Bank OF Cou
meIee cold 81 I23I; metropolitan, 1875 Tenth Eatona
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INJUNCTION INA RAILROAD SUIT s.

In the Supreme Court Chambers before JuuS sf
CardoFo on Saturday In the SUIT of Hungerford against
Iudl6w Patton & Co., motion was made TO vacatG On
order Appointing receiver and to dissolve an
The case involves large amount OF MaTlPosa ''VNN
Certificates some $35OOO0 at the par value ,,-.,
The nlautf has obtained an injunction Testtal.ug enc
defendants from selling OF using the Stock ana aa re-
cciyer annoted 10 take possessiOn OF the certificates
which the defendants seek to get nd OF by the
Mr. E. NJ Felt for the motion, MI, Clark beA ana M
Icnf h nc Inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12

A., -. ,, the road had not been begun and that tho
approprIation must first DO sanctioned Ny 'D0
, rho declson OF this question viii NOT IL Is said'
~, .h 20 ditv OF the bonds issued to the wilmington
SsIot,e and rutherford the Western, North Carolina
"a The Wesern Division OF tho same, tine Iarooro anu
h er roads whose bonds have been placed on tne Gun
=, tho stock Exchange This action is wen tlmed ana
I'm robably check any further Issues OF pehos ioi 'n
osert similar suit is reported In the case OF Some VI
INC tennessee Railroads, which have had pohoS isueu "
~ ~ tt,out having mile OF road but lave sofa tber
1nds I'm this market These reports had aelteSsinE
t anon the new bonds Of both States, holders Seins
800 anonnts from the fear that they Woud DC pro
@,.oA hrtlIess Should the action OF tho Governor
:, otn carolina be sustained by the Courts II VIII nave
beDeAcIai effect upon the State credit Sno give N'"
tone TO its securities. rL-E . ,,,o s,oo,ner
The following is the California treasure by inc Se"'
Henry chauncey, from Aspnwall; ... nd. ,s.om
NJ w. GesId 1900 90 Flsh q ha'sp 1859 10
LtSgEiih = s a,,.... 27l 90 . an IN NJ
i,sssf ..i.......g sO0ool ~
The earnings Of the st. Louis and Iron Mountain il'
road Company for the month Of june lS's We'' az
/ lows: Ir..,.,.-,,,-T I-.......,, ~ e9i,ss 60
ssoois % 1903 sss $50 90 Increase -
| The shipm ents OF national currency from ""es
| during the past week were follows TO INC N :,
banks t1l4lso and 20 tle United States Depossol' ~
Baltmore $50 OOO The Treasurer holds ~ lruss i "a
National BANKS as security for circulauon'' 80
and as seeurty for public deposits, Sz3564Doo
bank notes Burned during the week tiOdOo
rency iss6ed for bills Destroyed during the week
Total Issued previously Sl4,59s.049. BANK Sif0uN
outstanding at this date t299,Tso 40
| destroyed during the week, s3ls,6oO 1L---.--...-
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COURT cALENDARs-Tnrs DAY.

Cor,Rr or OYER AND TERMNER.-NO Calendar
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.--Nos ~ ~, ~ OV'
IS as sO 30 o. lO4 lg7 O9 ~ rs 100 l2l 10 49, ~ 10
COURT or GENERAL SESsfoNs[koDert RoDerts,
R9 PARCEL Edu Patrick Mcclure eonous
and 6tery FraBk Richards Thomas BegAl Joseph hehauAFa John
Henry Christopher Williams, Simeon Johus John Wae t
INV Edmund Wilson Conrad Lizzie Kane Michael MATHS
JOIN Lyons Williams bursAT John Logan larceny Isn
person. John Lynch bnrT John Purcell John Seer M1mln
MULLER Nicholson Michael keaTuey and Robert v" hGpt l
ds Hilbert Michael Mugsn, Cbaa steeE ChAa hAoH sho
49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BoEDs OF
THE ST. LoUIs AND ST. JOsKPH RAILROAD or MIS-
soURI-PTinepal and interest payable IN coin at the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, New-York.-We
desirable security at the low prceof 81 and accrued
interest in currency. The bonds are limited to less
than $l4 00G per mile and secured by mortgage on
the entire property of the Company, thus making
the same OF The safest and most profitable secul
tles Tor Investment now in tho market. ill.,, no
"a - TURNER BR6ruHRs. Bankers New York
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/ nnMEs11c MARKETS. I

s rr,Soisoo JO io-Fos .isay = x e2i4 81 90 %s.'1
sdpp., and market nI acre u % ,,Sg At oosng
Mining s.9e" ANNA ~ Beeier p Bullion, chem Ssi Conf
qSoanont' alpn Empire Min, 7O Gould Curry, 40
dencr 3L Nto IA Imperial G6i Kehtuck 10. Occidental ~
n na. az Overnsn 81 Savage vi Sierra Hs'Ad' ~ i'O"
Jacket g. - Coou--recapts 10 day 1879 bales Tor the
week go.i he continent oJ bales, - Vera srqI 2ll s
so,,sse 55V bales. sasI " cav W. '' W '' "''A "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12
Afff6hh n0rNrY FRAUD.

John S. Bliss, who had been lndlctea oy oi Sne
o. s. Grand Jury Of this district for deIfauulns
teer named John HaBey out Of SEQ bounty Mouey'
arrested IN Connecticut and brouglt 20 TINS Glsy Ae
50 500 bail to appear trial He was taken
before Commissioner Belts, and gave S5eO pan on each
charge 10 answer other charges maue against h Oh
having fraudulently obtained bounty money. . .r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12
nANKIyc AND FINANCIAL.

First MoRTGAGH LAND GRAST BONDS OF 10 zen n
STPKRIOn AID MISSISSIPPI RAuRoAD GOMEZ aSn y
per cent gold interest free OF United otaIoa ftable
We recommend these bonds as sale ana ~ nnnnm
investment, producing nearly ~ per ccnt 70 bonds
Welding an increase of a. por cent in net an9 noKr
come Full particulars furnished by JAY No0"N
4 IN
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SEVEN PER CEsf GOLD FHsr MORTGAGE CoSyrs1,

SEVEN PER CESf GOLD FTRsT MoRTGAGE CoNvRRr,
' ..I BILE SINKING FUND BoNDs TeJ5ls-H
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST," PAYABLE IN COIN,
ia lliT a5 FIFTY YEARS TO BUH,l1 AMI s3a.,
. dg..v ,.r FREE. OF U. S. TAX. -,7,-, -.,..,..
ISSUED BY TIE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND
% MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY. '-'- ~
TiEsE BONDS, AT THE PRICE, YIELD IN CURRENCY
- TEN PER CENT PER ANNUsI.
limited quantity only for sale before advancing
the price. 9fJ g.r-o.sI 5a..ra. a'i yf roir.
D Full Information furnished by T.J sIEI T.
la HENRY CLEws & Co., Financial Agents, uites
O. -sirolr sgi.If,.-rr0 No. 80 WAII~sT., N. Y,
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,,psr tHnTI MARKETS

f,y,o The following report ~ the mafhet Tor he
gE ds,, vsshoass y lsy lpe
exports for che week Rom Havana ana
~ ssn t.fs 1000 sp hh9s 20 DIG Vgted f
closing unchanged. from last pFeA
lpSht" osasisd at aD0zle per n In tsres shd !Es
Ss'''i uss Eogr 4 quiet. Spanish qsssSs IN NJ Bacon
III @sslsies la y NJ PsiolsgD steady AZ '3Gg l ~ w
aidn ,nd a3l a21lo 10 Lumber lTn felSy Hpt Stsg
& sEooss foT oIes 9g los hhds market - pY g
heat Int gTemuw United States, 70 day, Ig4i currency
~ 1s5zI 'di,coapL H -.t. -- -.st s'.' '..' .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12
CIVIL

In the SurTogate's Court, Surrogate Tucker
week granted letters of administration on the estates
OF John Hart Michael BrOsnan Patrick Barry Bridget
Doyle Christian NOa, Jane +. Tyler, JEstnR Wolf, Ed.
ward Finn Anu A. Reilly, George B. Olmstead, Edward
Mccartney. Abraham L. Demarest Garnet r. Demarest,
Thomas Mccarthy James W. Barker Elizabeth Berthold,
John Duffy, Francis Scarf.
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ppcPTpTs OF PRODUCE.

Per RtreT, FsssSls and lliiToads
Cotton ggt bbs Flour $50 hays Flour 9sIuo
,s wb,.t AS 72s bash Com 1878 bush DATA sVt u'h No
~ 80 p.troleum bbi Spirits TurpeuiRe ~ DDS as
M kasn 10 rkg Meats - pigs L1r ~ phEI h''v
Ds nkgt 10 pEgs TalloU - bba nhsy'
pdg1 w. TX b,s Wool IA bales Hops 62J sd.' L,shsf
3Ies Htes zoe bda Bss $40 bids Tobacco sy s
UeeIN
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Decisions.

SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECIAL TERN.-By Mo-
nell, J-Hadeu agt DeMets; suyter act. Williams
Rhodes agst Dymooh; motions denied Cowdrey agt.
Carpenter; motion denied and order granted Muller
agt Sander; English agt. stone; motions granted ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12

The week closes upon good supply OF money 10 pIo
kers at per cent in Some few loans were
made at com interest but the supply was abundant ana
at the close Of bank hours balances were offered AZ per
cent Commercial paper continues dull but Is quoted at
easier rates prime aeceptances done at ~ per
cent The large gain in reserve places the banks In
stronger condition than they have been for several
weeks. -
Sterling Exchange was firm but dull at io9Iallo TOT
prime GO day bills, and 11Ot0nOa for sight The market
was inactive after the sailing OF the steamer. ..
The transactions the onee Of the Assistant Treas
urer were; Receipts for Customs, $4,000; for Gold
Notes S2l7OOO; total Receipts, I1s3467; total Pay
ments, S2,l25,949; Balance, $97,2oa,cs9
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E,s,erp Union Telegraph was

UNION was
Central National 1o' VS. were firm; Adams cold
steady at sEpas Express sna1eS to Is United states
at 5905 Welsh Mail opened ut $685. sold at sss
closing at 8ei the TRANSACTIONS V and steady with light
Railway sOat TSo most active stocks were NewYotk
transactions Inc soD,bern The dealings in the bal
Central anu anu The market
tanned nEe upon bids for moderate amount; Of stock The
absence Of large number of brokers and operators from
the street gave quiet tone 10 Ihe mar
or, w,yne firm at 1872 Chicago and Alton sold at
1884, Delaware IacEawanna and Western. li2; Hannibal
and S. Joseph preferred 49, Morris and Essex s9i At
che second Foa tbe market was firm Michigan South
ern was Quoted ex soniannual cash dividend of per
cent, selling at IOgaiOd closing at 1856 After the Bank
published the Market was srong adVanc
The following were the closing Quotations OF Govern
mont bonds: ...."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12

The following is comparative statement Of the exports
=, pece from the port Of NewYOrk to foreign pss Tor
vear from Jan TO July TO- 1862 and for the CORE
= 49,. .-...ioas An the undernoted years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12

The Bank Statement shows heaYy gam III the heI IT,
serve Of SssOl74 The specie has Increased $674o6'5
The legal teDders 81 G5 The deposits have Increased
Ss267722 and the circulation sC9972 The heavy gain IN
specie has been made by the banks from their coec'
tons OF interest on their bonds deposited at Washington
private dispatch received from Raleigh yesterday
from high official in North Carolina, says that SUIT
was recently brought IN the courts Of that State by the
Ipiyersy Railroad CompanyOne Of the roads TO which
the State appropriated bonds-to compel the Governor
TO issue the bouds This he declined to do on the ground
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specle)
from the port EewYo TO foreign ports for tho week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12

oyyCy on riE FLIsr STEEL RIVER MINING Co.
no IS PSEsr, EEw-loKK, June ~ w, ,,
NOTICE is hereby given that an ASo .tSSf.
~ sryo DoLLARS per SHARE the Capital Scek OF ae
- IST STEEL RIVER MINING COMPANY has be,n e,l W. t
saap Min &c payable al this oaee on or before
pato , rs,t .n,uiug with thereafter The ~Ans
ri n. closed on the 10th Of July amer which no snse can
' this assessment ~ QIder OF 'ne
Board u Directors naLlOI 49, :, :, p
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN is5SSS
w SANGER RAILROAD STOCK hendfeJ seaI.S "A'iO'
Io,e,, ,t,luK pnce Postonee Boz No 2sll NeH.loIs.
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Sinuutial.

hight PER CENT, LII -. .-.,.
H PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
FIRSr MORTGAOB BONDS. t...H
GUARANTEED by TIKI STATE OF ALABAMA,
OF the ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD COMPANY,
Is usd ol At the per NILE The road hu eqaPped
a received by The state Engineers.
The rapid Pog Of the read 70 completion ensbss 'es unaesne
of Another limited number Of the shove bonds Tor SAFE az par aud
seoed interest erusy We soudsnS confirm orr Pesos'
W. 49, s0CTTRR K Co. No 50 wiiAm-ss,
Henry CLBWs Co. No % WalLst
no TIE Holders of OHIO STATE STOCKS:
SO11CB given that The iutsfestduc the M day OF
Ju FuHded Debt o the state Ohio Will be paid The
AMERICAN EXCHAEGB NATIONAL BAsK Ia the CITY Of View
Yofi from ,hs s % The s p0Io beussJJ lud thereafter At
ohee 10 ibis city,
Colnuhat O4iu J1ns r. 1852 . RI. -,
JAMES a. GOODMAN, Auditor ofHtate Comms'lones o. the
ISAAC SHERWOOD, Secretary oietae hhAng fgnS 81 uo
WM n. WEST AuoTuey GcneFaL - , state Of O1lo.
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sKCOND BOARD--l2! O'cLOCK
NATIONAL Stock ExCHAr

NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
100 Pscte Nail sc S9 400 Redng. g3t 80 Ene ..... T2
100 hetsoa River. 1874 90 Lax 6re NJ s I08il
lV@,.''.'....... .l6it.D 100 Che 4 lsl Pll6il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12

The following shows the imports OF foreign dry goodS
and general merchandise at the port Of Newfork Tor
inc week ending June 30 the beginning OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12

N LIFB INSURANCE. COMPANY,
I No. 2Jl BROADWAY, ~ y. ... .
ms Ceurasv Issues policies Tor al fniI ~ NE eon ngenrfs
E1TCrrvE CoNurrEEA v Stout, w. Baker john bhotb J.
Il Il etissoa A bert CIafE, e. G. Eortb. james Bishop
OTrcrs- Bangs President, Oeogs kho FesPTes'dsni ina
~. u IL Anl.a
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Nihinrnn nutitts.

OFYCE OF THaDssNxSs FfSH lNsuHANeH o.
30. I6s BROADWAY NKw. loEE, JOY 49, d,
A CFNIT-ANNTAT, DIVIDEND OF SEVEN
~ PR CFHT free Of Government tax has seen esd ayloe
% ard toe l0th last !. y BhoNN st,lseA.l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12

Goth DTVIDENDmThe UNi n. az d..sIid q ssss
w irNSAL DIYiDRND FIVE ~ Pbk Seasbd free
DIYDBED Of TWO on PER wSTIHsos GSDBRHtIL sesrs'arI
Government tax w. "'
EsWYeTb july T. leS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12
PaEE FR6n coyERSNESr TAX

fOk hANlNSn hage ordered ihat pestt Tree u CeYsHHfh
rl be paid 70 deposors entitled thereto % snirt
Jene % a. follows Ga 4o0
cert FER apsow and 90 sIeuF ESQ., ths u BEE @
per anam also extra Interest ne
.nsi Monday th last The latefcst m 10 paesd
dep1sors principal D. IlONAE pfsadetl
WLtfaa NgfsoN SECRETARY
~ nrLI no
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-11-18
Select gostry.
THE SABBATH.

Fresh glides the brook, and blows the gal,
hut yonder halts the quiet mill
The whirling wheel, the rushing sail,
How mOtionless and still
Six days Of toll, poor child Of Cain,
Thy strength the slave Of want may be
The seventh thy limbs escape the chain
God hath made thee free
All, tender was the law that gave
This holy respite to the breast,
To breath the gale, to wrath the wave,
And know the wheel may restl
But where the waves the gentlest glide,
What image charms TO light thine eyes
The spire reelected on the tide,
Invi,es thee to the skies.
To teach the soul Its nobler worth,
The rest from mortal toll to gain;
Go snatch the brief reprieve from earth
And pass--a guest to Heaven.
They tell thee in thy dreaming school
Ol power from old dominion hurled,
When rich or poor with iuster rule,
Shall share the altered world.
Alas since time itself began,
That tabled hath but fooled the hour;
Each age that ripeDs power In man,
but subjects man u power.
Yet every day in seven, at least,
One bright republo shall be known;
Mans world awhile hath surely ceased,
When God proelaims his own.
Six days may rank divide the poor,
Oh, Dives, from the banquet hall
The seventh the Father opes the door,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-11-18

A BLusH.-What mysterious thing
is blush that a single word, look or
a thought should send that inimitable
carnation over the check, like the soft
tints OF summer sunset Strange, too,
that it is only the face, the human face,
that is capable of blushing ! The hand
or the feet does not turn red with mod.
esty or shame any more than the glove
or the sock which GOV srs it. II is the
face that is the Heaven of the soul
There may be traced the intellectual
phenomena, with confidence amount.
ing to moral certainty. A single blush
should put the in6del to shame, and to
prove to him the absurdity Of his blind
doctrine Of chance. s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-11-18
Sslset gastry.
NOVEMBER.

Upon the brown and far-off hills
The haze lies soft and blue,
While mats are dropping thick aud fast
Whes' samlaer wild flowers grew.
The msole's gold and crimson leaves
Like blood-stained banners CLEAN,
And purple asters ope their bloom
Beside each purple stream.
The woods like some grand temple stand
Beneath the glowing skies,
While down the long, dim aisiss the haze
Like slumbering incense hes.
No organ's deep majestic notes
Come pealing on the air--
No choral strain Triumphant hoata
Along those arches fair.
No voice Ia heard-no sound, save but
The brooklet's rip'ling Cow,
Or whistling quail In covert thick,
Where scarlet berries grow.
Perehanee some frightened rabbits tread
May wake an echo there,
Or drowsy hun Of honey-bee
Fall on The dreamy air.
The sunhower and the golden red
Their CANDY hnes unfold,
And seem as II some Midas touch
Had changed them into gold.
The grapes In purple clusters hang
Upon the clinging vinei
And In the orchard, mid the leaves,
The ruby apples shine.
But through the forest, Ger the hills,
4 voice comes whispering low
u mHrnprs Of the wintry winds
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-11-18

LET Her Go.-The young lady who
rises early, rolls up her sleeves, and
walks into the kitchen to get break fast,
or assist 10 doing so, and afterwards
with chserfuluess aud sunny smiles,
puts her house in order without the as
sistance of mother, is worth thousand
parlor beauties, who for the want Of ex.
ercises, complain of ennui, and lounge
in luxurious ease. The former will
make good wife, and render home q
paradise the latter Is useless piece
of furniture aud win to the annoyance
OF the household, so whining 70 the
grave. Let her go.