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orease the nannI,,a ast;n, s;o,, - ana Hn,,sa
Of peers. Their. Indictment f,rn;shes aiaai.s
tionaI proof of the t1tlity Or the TJoper Hos,ae.
The second reading ii bnba & nrai, ia; nary I'd.
mouIdlns The bin intp 4 fors l,atfass "a aatiayv
tho ration. 5Sss ss Ss3s ~
u An anaIysis of The vote il the House "a:
Lords last might shows that tlie Archbishesp
Of Dublin and Hfteen Bishops voted aaainsti
tho second reading, tho Bishop Of St. Dayiass
in favor, and the other prelates abstaired from
voting. y& 5ss M ~; s..SS$
An immense Orange demonstration occur
red ct Ennisk illen, Ireland, yesterday. IA
great procession music, banners. speeches
toasts, DO, Wero the prominent feaJures or Me
occasion. u is estimated thht 10000 people
were present.
NEW oon1rERoIa1. TREATY wIrH raANoE-- RE-S
s .FusA.r OF THE COMMONS TO A,r ppeNs m. Y
LoNDos, June 19.--In the House of Cam
mons, last evening. motion was made to 90
into committee on q new operative commercial.
treaty with France, the presenc treaty erp;rinp,II
before the next session. Mr.. Bright opposed
\ the proposition III a strong speech. ana was
followed by others pro and con. Atlength the
Ho1se divided. WITH the soIlov;no reaplt Eo,.s
loi; ags sinst, 15B jority against, 54.
y Tasssfa, the Spanish Envoy EXTRAORDINARY
and Minister Plenipot tentiary to England has,
resigned
THE FRENCH GABLE SAILING or THp csnrAT
EAsrEaN. ssss
M LoNnoN, June l9. The steamship Great
Eastern has left Portland Tor Brest, France,
WnenSe gShe Wall soon SAL ON her misunderstanding
expedition. 5 Wv ss3sS ssSs
sPAAIN---IaA paURATIoN OF sERRAfSo THE NEW
oAHSeIT. s5.s s1s6
MADRlD, June H. In the gortess yesterday
1iveyo administered the oath OF the Regency
/ !. 20 marshal serrano. There were loud ssyiYasYs
Tor the Regent and Tor the national soyer-s
eignty, but no disturbances, aa was appre-
n hended. NJ ssS,
n Inc Sloi.oWang is the new Cabinet as far as
sseueral e'rl sscretaTy of War
J ana sTessaens 81 the Ministry; silyela. Scores
: Saryof state; Herrera Grace, Minister OF JUS
nee. N.
isls SAID That the government is opposed to
the proposed deduction in the rente, and only
cent. on account of the internal debt.
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a~THE NEATEsT. THE QUICKEST AND
TIE CHEAPEsT.-THR NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
LAD EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with q
new and large assortment of material of the finest
quality and latest styles is prepared to execute at
the shortest notice and In tie best manner JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
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Spefial Motifes.

1J- SOLOMONS LODGE, No. 1, "A. f. NJ
Members Of the Lodge who intend to participate In
the festivities at Mount Pleasant are reminded that
the steamer will leave Market Wharf To -MoRRow
MonNtNa, 2sth instant, at halEpast Eight O'Clock A.
M. precisely. at which time they are requested to be
aboard with their families.
W. A. WILSON,
June 2s l. Secretary.
aO- ESTATE ISAAC HARRIS. DECEASED.
All persons having any claims against said Estate
Will render the same attes.ed within time prescribed
by law, and those indebted to said Estate win make
immediate payments 20 HANNAH HARRIS.
Qualhed Executrix,
June Is w3 No. ATT Klng-street.
a1- MOUL1RIEvILLE, SOUTH CARROLL
my absence om the State,
+ Warden Q. 81. sIMoNToN will aot as Intendant Of
said Town. JOHN M. TOUaEY,
June23. s Intendant.
NOTICE. TAX ON REAL RsTATE.-O1TY
TREASURY, '1pr JU M sIas l,'e, an ordinance
to raise supplies fer the year 1885, the Second In
stalHaent Of ONE.THTRD IHE TAX ON REAL Ks-
TATE win be received on and after THIS DAY du-
riHg the month of June at this once.
BNss 8. TFr"As,
2-sgane 2a wfsmtuw6 cMy ~. Asurer.
aS- NOTICE. NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S
SAVINGS, S,BANK.-DEPOsITS made between now
ana July oh, will draw interest from July 1st
June % "A NATHAN RTT TER Cashier.
RgTO THE ECUsTOMERs OF VIM. 8. COR
WIN & CO.--With view to accommodate all our
Customers we will send to the residences Of those
who desire US for their orders such days as they
name, between the hours OF and 10 "A. Nj, and the
goodsso ordered will be delivered by p NJ. the
same ay.
Our Customers and others who wish to avail them
selves OF the above will please leave their names and
residences at the store.
Respectfully, VIM. s. CoRw1N 3 CO.,
-----A- No 276 King-street.
aar OFFICE CHARLESTON GAsLrGHT
COMPANY, JUNE %, ss9--A Dividend of FIFTY
oEN Ts per Share on the Capital Stock Of this Com
,pany having been declared by the Directors the
same will be paid on and after MONDAY, the 5th
proximo. &&s
The Books OF Transfer will be closed from this date
tQ5th proximo. W.J-HERIOT,
June "a Ia Secretary and treasurer.
a@PRoPoSALS FOR AND FUEL
FOR LIGHT-vEJ>ELS. &c.--oFEICE LIGHT
HOUSE INspECI IOR. AT CHARLESTON, SOUTH
CAROLINA, No. 40 BROAD.sTREET. JUNE 81,
1e69seaed proposals viii be received at this Office
until IL O'Clock NJ. ON WEDNESDAY, the 30th day Of
June, 1869, for furn'shing and delivering RATIONo
and FUEL as may be called for for the iight-vessels
and tenders which are may be this District
one ye +. fiona Lat day Of July. 1869, asreeabay to
specifications. copies (which may. be had by ap-
plying at this Office, f
The bids for Ratcns. Coal and Wood viii be con-
sidered separately.
All bide must be sealed and endorsed proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light.veseeia.. and then
placed In another envelope and left OF directed to-
this Office. prepaid If sent by mail.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
ID. r., STONE,
sas$ssss@ CommandersU.S 6. NJ
Lighthouse Inspector, sixth District.
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MOUST PLEASANT FERRY.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE FOE Tk,URSDhp
24th ENSTANT. III. :,
p asrSK1Aa TIE ROATs ON THIS LINE WILT.
Leave the City at S1a, 10 and u A. M; 1M8
L Leave Mount Pleasant at 8. and TX A. M. ;aan
There will also be ON Extra Trip that night.
June 40 2* j. b. MURRAY, Agent
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REG ULAR LIVE EHERH WEDNEsDAF y
PASSAGE $40.

S.fsMaxn:a THE sTEAAGaEIP. SARAGOSsA
~ Nm Captain 9. RxDER. viii leave Wander :
SGEllShssttssSSK horst's Wharf oa WRDNEsDAY, June
June IT ai -RAVENEE q GO. 4Agoafn
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AIAIL STEAMSHIP CasnaRWsg
THROUGH LlAM 10 -
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN,

sea<f-ssssss. STEAMERS OF WHE ADoyM.
EasS line leave Pier NO. AL North Riyee.
aEaESlkMEdK>A foot OF Oanalatreet. New York ss
!. !. ..@aa 12 O'Clock noon. OF tho 1at, lltn ana
alss OF every month texcept when these dayes fofi
on Sunday then the Saturday precedingI. 8s IN
Departure OF LIST and 2Iat connect ID Pannxna sxSs
steamers for South peciHc and Central Amersoar
ports Those o. lgt tonch at Nenz niiIos
Departure Of i1th Of tacb month connects Win
the new steam line from Panama 10 Australis and
New Zealand. ~
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves san Francis.
co tor China and Japan July 8. 1869.
NO CALIFORNIA steamers touch at Havana. bat no
direct from New York to ABpinwall. o
One hundred pounds baggage free to each aduh
Medicine aud attendance free -
For Passago Tickets or further information spuas
NJ the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, ON the whnM
foot Of Canal-Htreet North River New York
March IL Tyr f, H BABY ArAnA
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JAEs KNOX. . i. !. :. GILL
% S - ~ sa Ia N q " IA. q ss 4 " "
Gostsm sseaceSxs
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AJ- MARENGO.-F E YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FRyER PREVENTIVE This val.
uable medicine. entirely vegetable IN its prepara-
don, is offered to the public and warranted to cure
any case ofCHIL1S AND FEVER OF however long
standina completely eradoating its effect from the
system, purifying the blood, strengthening the di-
gestve organs inducing an appetite. aud keeping
the system In perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
cause Will hnd 1t the purest and best TONIC to be
had any where. To persons residing In unhealthy
sections, or who are predisposed 10 fevers OF any
kndsit Will be found invaluable 90 preventive. II
10 quite pleasant to the taste, ana can be given to
children Of Oil ages without injury Numerous let
ters have been received testfyng to its efficacy and
value rs o FEVER AND AGUE CURE AND TONIC.
lis fully guaranteed TO give complete and univer.
cal satisfaction.
MARENaOis 10 no humbug Tnx n.
For sale asretaif by all Druggists. :.
At wholesale b. DOwfE 4 NOISE, corner Meet
inRand Hasei streets; GOODRICH, WTNEMAN q
Co. Hayns-stfest. and G. }. LDEM General gent
Of Proprietor, southeast conner King and John
streets. Charleston, 9. g. Dao srnos June .
hSs ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident TO Youth and Early Nan
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and cure
sent b. ::sss.s s-=S Address t;T aD MS.
ISOLATION. BOY, =. Phsladolp lphia, pa. Il n b
May ~ q q sinos
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list, with the alterations complete:
Cd Names. NeeO. OLd Ma es. Neap.
Argamenticus.T Terror. wiunebago. j. Tornado.
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Cohoos.s.... .Charybdis. Oatskil ..... Goliath.
kalamoS0o. 49, oloesue. Chino. ..ssOTicn,
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Hlanha, tam. Neptune. Iafanayunk. . Ajax
Mauoo 80. achilles lNahant -. ;. Atlas.
Mantuckets. .MeGus8. II Napa.,.... ). N raesia
Nautuc So. Cor on. Sauseth T.. Etra }s
Me0sho. ..ss.. Vixen. eas 400 away. Hercules.
bGndusky. q. Min rya, l,aflaarnoa1. Z. Jason.
Saugt1s. \. (. ,Centaur. INSTRUMENTATION Ft ector
snawnee.s Ecire. >uneook. ]. j. .spitnre.
shaquando, Erenue. ConAwAndas .ArDphitrit6
T1nxis. y. 4. !. Hydra, s spaxsaW 7. :. &. Nioi,e
Waasuc, etrOmhol. Ivazo0. n. =, Tartar,
i Tine journals generally d,sapproye of she sl-
terra tiOn or these yessels. Ihe new names
have, tor the most Naft, bean appropriated
long ago by the Bk lt1sh nGyy, fos1gii they axe
csStalniy aeyy cApI tkA SaaS1ea. M IISe Inrian
rlasaes hsd Inc nnatit oe beng Azisf facap. but
swero slgitr law breahipG 10 pf0n0sSnce and de-
VOID ~ aesaing u TIE pcpsiar coSnprshsn-
sion. ~ |ss ss " ,is13 D ..
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NEWS 1s1foar rYAsHIHaror,

WAsHNsroN. June %. Eve negroes have
qualtfed as grand jurors. Judge Fisher has
sappointed q negro bailiff.
n Messrss Bore. Cox aud Boutwell, we're absent
hona the Cabin to-day. " sss
Minister Webb, from Brazil; has arrived here.
& Brona bers' commjssio as E.ostmaster at
Mobile .was signed o.da Il. IN 3
The months decreaae Of debt is estimated at
ave millions. II,
Rio aJaneiro dates Of May 23 state that the
Emperor ID opening Parliament Ii silent re-
garding the abolition Of slavery. ! he eompli-
nented the allied army Oh the Para guayan
success. rs ':
. YELLOW FEVER ONsS1IxRBO4RD. y
FoRrnEss MoNRoE June %. schooner,
from Matanzas. for Baltirnore has pnt ia here,
with yellow feyer. The capt ain and cook died
to-days The'second mate is conyalesc cent.
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/. aS- NOTICE. FREEDMAN's
SAVINGS BANK.-DEPOsITS made between now
and July l9.h, will draw interest from July 1st.
June % "a NATHAN RITTER Casher
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~ ESTATE ISAAC HARRIS, DECEASED.
Ali persons having any claims against said Estate
will render the same attes.ed within time prescribed
by law and those indebted to said Estate, win make
immediate payments to HANNAH HARRIS,
Qualihed Execurix,
June % w3 No. ATT K1ng.street.
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aB- MOUL1 1RIEvILLE, SOUTH CARROLL
NA.-NO TIGE.--During my absence om the State,
Warden @. 81. SIMONToN will aot as Iptendant Of
said Town. JOHN M. TOUaEY,
lJune23 & Tntandan+ Z
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dates, 229, ,758 votes. In 1859 the official can
didates received in Paris 1872 008 votes; in 1857,
Ill, ,O18 votes; In 1868 $3.50 votes. The can.
didates OF the opposition received in Paris In
1852, 8S,10l votes; in 1857, 101. .207 votes; in
1853, 149,406 votes. In 1868, no less than
$500, 600 votes were cast for official candidates
throughout France, and only / 800, GOO votes
ware given for opposition candidates.; In 1869,
4 600, 600 votes were given for official candi.
dates and {. 400 003 we're given opposition cam
didataa. The government majority which in
1868 was half . nlllionr votes more than the
whole number Of votes cast In its favor In
1869, being 8 690, ,000 has fallen to only 800 900
votes; in other words, 2.30o. .00o votera who
we're supporters have become opponents OF the
government. The rejection Of M. Emile OH
yier is indicative OF the absence Of political i'm
teiligence on the part OF these people. he
swonld accept liberty from the empirs; III the
Emperor would transform existing institutions
into government like that Engiand possesses,
he Rouid bS sAtiAnsd. His constituents call him
o traitor for acting up0ss. these 0niniona and
di card hiEn for M. Bancsl, q yioleat enenny or
the esnDirs, who would accept nothing from
the empire, but is determined to conquer
eyeryt thing feona IL even the throneit occ,lpses.
4 ssM. Thiers III opposed NJ CoHnt dalton Shee.
a MAN Or no ofat tosical taiente, who ia chiEay
known by hi5 yote to execuSe Loujs Napoleon
axser ssaa sorla agnS expea aition Hsis no speaIS.
Ha ID acf te 4e is pge:
Ifegys2 to IA. Thiess because hs is fox sevalas
ton nand Vce2osed M AN corapg gornisa With no
sernpifs. II II
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NOTICE.--TAX ON REAL ESTATE.-OITY
TREASURY 1pr JU M .s>ss. .ee. an ordinance
TO raise supplies fer the year $780, the Second In.
stalnent OF oNE.THIRD IHE TAX ON REAL Ks
TATE win be received and after THIS DAY, du-
ring the N onth of June. at this once
LSys 8. TFr."As
{rsJRne 28 wfsmtuw6 Civ J. ). lsurer
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June Al

Lighthouse Inspector, sixth District.
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DANCING SCHOOL!

MIR. D. LYONS. OF VIRGINIA, "A
pu will open School for ladies' and ~
gentlemen, NJ -
sCHAERRR,s HALL, GOLD HILL,
On MONDAY and THURSDAY Evenings.
School for beginners from to o'clock, after
which will bo given Soiree, TO last TIL ID
O'Clock. Good music VIII be IN attendance.
ADMIssIoN--to School and eoirse. .. q Is.
nol0lm D. LYONS. TsasAsr.
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B.-DR. PLATTEgY VIII ape, r T,n,TS a Xi5.
Nay OF every month, TO enre the tiek. no8 ly
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WILSON'S STAGE Line !
AAR
NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches and Jewelry

Called "Gold Metal,'
Which has all the appearance of FINE GOLD.
and Is very handsome.
Prices Of Mems, Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal: ........s %
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lover. IS ~
Beautiful ocAgon-shape case 1uc nnish. 10 W
Heavy American style. ...... ........... Is 20
0ne.half size, engraved case. :...:...,.. III W.
Beautiful stem winders, nico size watch. W w
". Ladies' Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch. ......: ;,.......$ W
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. ~ w
Extra fhs, engraved and enameled, very
handsome c.................. ~ w
Chaius.
"a different styles Of Vest Chains, very :.
"a eifTeTcnt hIs; styles long Neck Chains, for :.
Inoptsin Chains. to fasten with breastpin. 800
$1,000. sleeve Buttons.
"a different styles, plain, black, enameled,
engraved and with coral, per pair. ..$ TO 9
Beautiful sets, Pin and Ear Rings, enam
cled. with and without coral. ........ 90
Children's setts, Pin and Ear Rings, en-.
graved, enamcled, with and without
We have Ladies' Watches, very beautiful,
in IL carat gold cases, warranted. 30 to 30
Genuine " Scotch Pebble" Spectacles, to
suit all sights, In 1ne steel frames. 90
Also . good assortment OF Gold and @ sliyGr
ISD SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, At
about one.third less than tho usual rates. To
select, send for o prico list.
We can send any OF the aboro goods by EI-
press, to be paid for on delivery:
COS Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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In short, everything thst can ne done In BOOK
and job Printing 0ies from tue s|Se 1S is,s..t nr
les and most shswy Porting Bll-Hui which
,.iil be turned ont In rtyle TINT crnr"i rHllto
insure entire satisfaction. a aa.#
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CONSULTATIONS FREE

Private and General Chronic Diseases; Second.
arr Symptoms; Caiarrh, Deafness. Dis
charges from tho Ear. Impaired Sight,
Bronchial and Pulmonary Com
plants. and all the various dis.
| . cascs incident to tho Eye.
Ear. Throat, Lungs, and t.r
the Mucuous Membrane,
| Or any other part Of the system attended win
functional arrangements or Morbid Discharges
His consultations for years hayo averaged nom
| Ave to ten thousand q year. which gives him an
experience unsurpassed by any, and only oquaiod
BY a few. ra .la, .HEL.l - Al,
s,arss OF diseasg. Whilo all diseases arc eura.
Bio. n taken in re. son, al stages arc NOT tour
cat. may be curablo this week, not next to-oay'
NO, to.uiorrow-hencc the danger OF delay.
sSy-No case will be received whcro tnere ID
nny doubt Of cure and relief.
fcnons at distance, in most cases, may %
CURED AT HOMR, ga;a
Re- addressing a letter to DIR. FLATTERY,
si,tinr cnsc, symptoms and length Of time the
JIseass has continued, can have medicines
nro,nptly forwarded. free from danger and &c.
rrnrely sealed 10 any part OF tho country, with
mil and plain directions for use.
Consultations free. and communicates strict.
" confidential. All cases guaranteed, or tho fee
win be refunded In every case.
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CURED AT HOMR,
TO THE PUBLIC.

II Ia important TO those who arc afiie;ed, or
TO those who are interested In the welfare OF
their friends, TO be careful OF the many pretended
doctors who infcst all cities, publishing their
skill In curing NIL diseases in q few dave, and
imposing upon the public by using the names O.
eminent physicians from Europe aud other
places. -.-.-LE rl itr.ra-E -aEs aI
DIR. FLATTERY does not deceive people b,
exhibiting bogns titles; pretended patients let.
I'll persons who may call at his Office, Of his abl.
i'y 20 treat all diseases he proposes 10 cure. II
viii cost you nothing, and may save you many
cases out Of ten are bogus, there Is no safety In
trusting any OF them till you know who ans
what they arc. He docs not guarantee an cases =,
fees are cxacted only where cures can nt,' pc ci
fected. Where doubt exists as 70 tho possiphig
N enrc II /. freely stated believing this is the
only course for physician to pursue:
Sacramento, Cal.
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. 1t will Inus De sccn that Of one hundred pa
will die. while II the same number are treated
by Allopathic physicians. thirty.four win die;
and Of the myriads who die under old schosl
treatment the world over, Homeopathic treat
nent would save seyenty-six OF every hundred.
Virginia, December !, 1888 dol II
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DIR. F. KILLER,
f.CMG0PATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND -
$CRGEON. g.r.
nR. KILLER PAYS PARTICULAR AT.
~ tontion 10 ar tTEa
Medical and Operative surgery and Mid
wifery. ..r... .f.g.

ohnce-es South o street, opposite Wells,
t.. N ..
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uAvING JUST RETURNED FROM San
II Francisco with LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR, am prepared 10 sell all articles In my
Inca. cheap as any man on the Pacific Coast.
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exhibited to his wife |

which the banker exhibited to his wife
and the physician.
This line was as follows:
ssAugust g, 1858. II str Z tviR ealE''
A shock of wonder and horror shook
the three simultaneously.
s'WilI call - cried Mr.. Preble, start
ing to his feet, and glaring wildly
around.
is coming here - cried Mrs. PrebIe.
also arising.
att seems So" said DR.. Hutton, his
eyes again reverting to the message
''He viii be here at six o'clock, and
see it is six already -
Even as he spoke, the clock on the
mantel-pieee commenced striking the
appointed hour, and at that instant
heavy footsteps resounded in the hall,
approaching the library.
''It is he ~ cried the doctor, also
arising.
As the last stroke of the hour re-
sounded, the door leading from the
hall again opened.
One long and Mortified glance east
the banker and his wife in that direc-
ton, and then she fell heavily to the
floor.
Her senses had left her. The above
we publish as a specimen chapter bat
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-26


The following Thanksgiving lyric was in
gplred in the active brain Of the edltor o
the La Crosse Leader, BY the active stoiilseei
Of ditto:
o! the turkeys, they roOst high
Over there, over theres
For the time is drawing nigh
When they must surely die,
So they'd better try to fly
over there, over there
And IL makes them wink their eye
Over there, over there
When they think Of chicken pie
And hear them heave a sigh
And the children say, '.Ol my =
over there, over there
When the Eighteenth day does come
Over there, over there
Then WhOeYer's got the itmun"
VIII surely go for some,
And the boys will have their fun
Over there, over there.
70 is meet that we should pray
Over there, over therei
And turkey meet, they say,
Is the best to eat that day,
For it doesn't come to stay
Over there, over there.
Editors will have to wait
Over there, over there
TIL the public nh their plate;
For, although they furnish s'pate, -
They can't get on the slate
Over there over there.
So you have the Lint in time
Over there, over there
And when we 60 to dine
We shall think it mighty fine.
If your hearts do so incline
over there, over there!