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, 1869-01-27
a Htuo1y Record.

From tbs Tlptsn trenn.} daily Notot,l, Jno. y
IN the ysar 1sG7 Or. Wnllnn, a cltlxrn ot
Tsrinn toun,y, living ubout fo,ls, and half
miles fton, The county town. wis killed " a
ll,nt, mined xattru. ahuslIy RfturHat!l Cat+
isln H,nith, who wns one II tho Hharln's =
i,ca,e, Killed. fynrbfo IN an atsrtnrs In nrt@at
Inn, In l.lI3 4lnlth WAS Killed At lshustosth
by m. Marlin, who Ind not long
hr!urc irturnuu from lhu C0t'
fsstyrn.y ntu'y. l!aylrg lot n atu'
ii Atlanta, No brlloys. In tho fall
pf lAtA i>r. Mhrtln wa. ktlIrst hf a Captain
Irwin, and laAl xutntnrr !FMn wna Killed by u
HAT, NAMED NuEnott, who acted IN anlt'drfGnce
md WI. acquitted trfore nlaf.ltate, ,ana !, no :,
attempt waA cycr nlAuo 10 Bring tlp MAtN!
hcfoto tho grand jury. tr"ln's father anu
hrother, who rsaltlea tn Mlitilu Ionnetsoc,
near Pulaski, VIC understand, sW0re' Fct1'
crance pguInAt Burnett, md, although II
Wus known 10 all that be acted purely IL ael!-
defence, determined upoa bis death. liAF'
nett. too, hesIllrl to have supetattttoua
dread Of being killed, a. he WAS familiar With
the strange fatality which seemed to direct
tho several homlclde5. and soon ntte'
lAc. killing OF irwin lett thu
Slate. telling everyone that hi
was Colpe to his wife, who was at Marietta
Georgia ;:but instead went FIRST to Mississippi
where be was followed by the iather ant
brother Of Captain Irwin: He left Nissis
Eippi mud went to or near OSceola, Arkansas
to five; but here, too, the avengers Of Irwll
came, mud d few days nso the father aut
brother killed Burnett
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Thu l1iuerP. Nathl1dp /. deyotluv attention to
model fam III the p.,k At ~, Uts.leu, Frsnce,
Mon,rrnetsr surrt-tp that ht, oldest pou. AGED
n,ur. rhuuil ru,, IN sns,n, guided ~ tbrrs
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years II they arc seventeen years or Older,
aid until they arc twcnty.one if less than
masters be induced to take apprentices,
and only In thus way shall
We BE- able to compete
with foreign manufacturers, or he compelled
10 employ only mechanics from abroad. I
have thus glanced hurriedIy over this isnpor-
tant matter AID leave 1t to the public. who
have as much interest In the present aud future
welfare or our young men and the country
as have. Hoping that good maY grow GU. Of
this Investigation, remnin yours truly
P, ", GATEa
, 1869-01-27
NeayV Robbery III tyfycp3sla.

From tic Wisconsin ~sas7 JoErIa jan Il.
:. We learn llom ex.Sherif Gcer:v W. Nc
Douyal, who has now gone iuto busires= is
detective police otlircr. fur which lie has
admirable luaiiticationsl, vi i startling rob-
berry which took place III thu town Of Dane,
about eighteen miles northwest OF here, on
Friday night.
Mr. Il. {. King. el1-kn own Sitzcp, who
has BEEN cuga1cd for some TIM: IL the bust
ncss oi buying cattle, on Friday afternoon,
ut Middleton received Oh the platform Of
tue depot, from his partner in business,
w. ;: :sni1h' .nit IT, ct chicago, ;,, lie sum
national currency, including three $f,M,3
Hills, eight S50J bills and two *.N bills,
Putting the money III his pocket, Mr.
King soon after started ier his home, takin.
the money out VIII lc uu ihv way to set that
il was all right, hut not looking st it care
fully enough to tell how many noses were Of
the different descriptions OF cu.r.acy. Just
before reaching home = couple OF men In o
cutter passed him aud looked ut him rather
carefully, but he thought nothing ofit At the
time.
for the night, Mir. King took his moncy up
| stairs and laid IL in package on a shelf, Ia
| q closet, with some other papers. In the
| moruiuE, When hc went to look Tor his treas-
ure, il VAS mt.s,uy, and no trace al 1t hls
been obtained up to the present time, nor
| any clue to the 1ulbc1s.
| Part Of the house III which ME. King dWeIls
wns occupied b. smother family, the head
| Of which we believe VAS absent at the time
| ofthc robbery, aul The outer door WIS found
| open the n. 1t morui.g, aud also Il door lead.
| i,ls 10 the chamber upstairs. NJ nnise
| was heard, no one dlStrrtpd and moth
inc known till the next murning OF the rut
berry, rs to the perpetrators Of which NIL Ii
involved In mystery the uusaye11ipg Of which
a}mott without II clue, will be q work Of uu
small difficulty.
Mr.. King offers rewnrd Of $40 ft,r the ap,
| prtbct.tou OF tie robher or robbers, md
II, 1,:'tW tor ihc rrcusrty of The money, ur in
| proportion tor any part tlacrcuE.
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removed, and the engine moved On. In
three or tour minutes II came upon a lot or
old iron rails which had also bzen 1ala across
the track. Had thessngiue been going at
lair rate of speed, it would hare been
tnfoWr into ditch. But as /. was moving
hour, 1t simply received q setback. The
iron was removed from the track, and the
locomotive moved cautiously to Grinuell.
ne conductor OF the passenger train WAS
told Of the Danger ahead. aud1the train made
With nothing that betrayed renewal OF hos
lnincs. The man or men who placed those
!9,5IslEneetons ops On the railroad, aaa thus imper-
nlea tne 1iyes Of passengeis. for the sake Of
eefialnytrg eeiay hatred of the company for Of rob
ought to be made to sutIcr something mcle
than hanging. Such xnrk is Eiuonlr fien1is!1.
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Something New-A Boston MolAsses
Rhfn.

a few weeks since ne stated that the Atlan-
tic Works, of East Boston, we're building aa
iron brig designed to carr molasses t1
be launched from the G!endon Rolling
Mills On Saturday forenoon, at hISh watss.
She Is 1S0 feet long on the keel, ~
on deck, has = feet breadth Of he'.m
II feet depth Of hold, and Will re-, iste1
about G5G tons. Her dead risa s.t hal
sven and sheer to lmpast an mir o. Ilshtnes
to her geutrai outline. All her accotnmoda
lions IRE on deck, and consist u tvun
cabin, a bou= Q for The c1aw, galley; and SON
| small storerooms, 1eaTmg, tic hold aatirel
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nfH If lie nl.t,u .l;jurts ri ra.un,p
ton t'i Fpec}c l,Aytnt his Is u iessurc und
''-tstahltsh ll'r ct,'!at I'll the gnyern-
mGnt, 70 itat the public ,i.bt CHI br
funded nj n !owtr rate uf interest, nnd
thus thu load II tsxstion hr iignscnr,i;
but tbr mcrr immediate purpos,' IN In ru.
private business on solid luuu,la.nu,
where It ela1 u: l,r 'lis,urbc,i by daily
fluctuations In the valuo 81 the currcucy.
While VIC hare s.ca,lt}y dcprcc it'd any
reckless i,l.l, inward speclo rc.ump'ion,
W.T. hive uniformly coptcn.ltsl tin. tlc
country ought 10 sci Its 1ncc that way.
Tn tfiB cnd W. lIayo 4dvacA,o.t thrcc
practical s'cps In TIM. direction. Tho
llra. ii tMm IL Tho lrghl'zing ei specie
c'nsrscsr, In rJur Tim. gold may boJfawa d
Into circulation. Tho second IL to III tkc
t.nt'c1 statcs nnlr. eu,ycrtIl,Iu :nto lO'aU
hon,ls At par, anil ttconycrtIhlv ut The
pleasure Of Tho holder wi.1la u certain
! limit, In order 10 prnviJe way ior tho
funding nnd rc.lscmtn;o Of lt!o RreenhAcls
without rrad,I Ing excessive str.agency.
TLa th!Id ia to authorize the increase ol
National Bank currency pdri pas4u with
the Tturement at the grtenbscks.
| Congress hiss taken hold Of ihcsu .hrct
ideas. They are in part embodied In tht
hlll recently reported to the Senate b,
us Finance Committee, upon which VI
nope cong1e>s will aet,. and not allow
1le remaining Tx weeks OF Its session II
oe 1iit'etcd ava, In turther mystiticatiol
: 4E rr%1,S
, 1869-01-27
DlaboIieaI Hcoundre1lsm.

From the Davenport Ga1stte, 7au@ n.
IN lie night OF Friday Last, some villain or
+iliains placed obstructions in two different
niaees oE lbs trnck OF the e., R. L. Il z. Rail-
between Ksllogf t5taxns ana G1'ans. fbs.
ngat an3d tta1 1rG Sa9e .ee succeeded @ beyond al
9tSd oubt' "GadG snd BEEN The q grsvious
Of iiIs' ind heavy destruction Of property
had not an extra engine been seot. from
Brooklyn to Grinue'l that night; TEne engl'
cane upon the first obstruc'i i.on-a pile O
I ties wedged across tho ra'.:,a. These we.
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Suua.y.KiaalpC IT Fort Renton.
Fcrt Hsnton CoEreepnntenee oi Inc hsieas

The employees OF the old American tus
Company, who were mostly French. ln NJ
liz posit were not dreamed OF, brought into
,s " he suStom IL trntionai with ftoS-eatersy
Of sa'utine the other sex, On New yes. aeaTs
crahla ni,mh+r of our citizens abide
with md arc married to Indian
and half.b1eed women,, who derive
much Of their. malners and many, customs
from French settlers, the aforesaid ladies
Of ihc carninc complexion might have been
early on he h5st cna ey Sre 9a The ysaF ~
kissing ,he male inmates; Modest young
found no SECURITY e t1er IA retreat 5, ,ni
seeking hiding plaesss N 1ona upper .'1ss aps
| ic:ed character TINT day and nu,: u
| kissed.
! men. when necessity compelled hem to z
abroad, poke head Oft Of door or wlndo.
md seeing the coast clear, SILLY forth to t
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In consequence uf "An accident to Ills ma
c!llnsry," Il, Il sucl, accidents will happen Just
as often rs IT Il TO Ills Interest to have them
occur. We agrcc with cutcmposary that
"t Is greatly 10 be regretted that wAcn Il
law Is passed against traud, which distillcs
cannot get round. some officer OF tho depart
ment Is always tuund ready to bore through
It with dccisiGn.''
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TEE PROPOSED LIEN LAW,

;'' 'E,iensT o. hlt special R11 claSs
:, = IN is sga1nst common AMI public
..s.:t; t.rcr i. is that the larger AM
no,: var.cI tic constituency, the more
eqii'a!.ic will Ec tue legislation Of the
ccur'iv. An organization OF citizens,
css:m:lg to represent the special iRte1es's
cf III. chaEics and work irrmn" ''"".
;. r---- oEaeuulng the lien law Of
thu S:a:t, aId, as is natural in such cases,
have '::-, it upon the principle tha; tae
r5gh's of that class have rreccdcncn Of
ali uAt'.rr. They have sent q committee
10 Springfield to procure the passage q!
this bill. Before it becomes law the
Legislature ought 10 examine It, and see
tls: IN protecting one Glass no Injury Is
lrl1:ct.u upon oshe1a. II should be re-
mcu.b.1rd that q lien law is alsays and
NECESSARILY laT against common right
1t glyss priority and precedence to ore
Glass IT creditors, and should, therefore,
b. c,1tfullJ guarded, tnat il work NJ
irjns!icc. The bill s:nt from Chicago
Ercioses thst the mechanics and laJofcrs
sbt't barc s lien for their wages up7n all
ba!E !itg; ,5pln which they labor, and
ais u},:>n tne lais ~ which such build.
icrs Atr II, cic'@. Thcpractical operation
ct ibis Law mast necessarily be attended
with t:1li3ul:ies. N4nt-:enths Of the
ball1.tg: ,1eG.e3, and other permanent
il ps'>,utcnts Of this day, are let by
tsr11ac'. The owtcr either lets thu whole
wuik I" u sioeEc contractor, NJ hc lets the
rxtavAticn, the masonry, the carpenter
ilF, thc rlssserin7, painting and plumb
in. s.pall LILY 10 dltl:rcut p.rsons. H.
Iii ,!,ce lis cont1ac!s with penalties Oh
t,f:h f4'gs in csse ot failure, mud .!,crc can
Il. nH III c'ion to giving the contractors
ii lin upun the building for whatever
,l,ty my fail tn receive according
tn agreement; but TO make thn owuer
lit il!.Gtrwrl;tr als1 the Insurer
,t h'| tic claims Of Tue incn whn
u,'y fret, timc 10 time be Employed
l., 1Artu c. n'rsGtuts, IL impnatng
upon hun m obligation nj! warranted ty
my psmtrlr ri j"tttcr. III las 10 Gun.
tt1 nyrr iinse u1cn; he liss m right Il,
r,n,,l,sy tluul NJ t. dischhrge them: they
nrr IN IN wHY itppohsihsu to him for tltc
,.,sh!u> l..1iot..',.,.cv 1T their work
Mr. Ter t,cis continuance al work
E,sh. tr all III then, may quls work
vi" 'tcy ilcsae. oseh "nep NY eo ao!nf
""s m"f ~"'s MN an ''JuFs' ~, auo no IL"
y" ''"'',s "RH'ht thcm' ine5 ma.
tnlhe "a.1eS.1 .ncy p'est"' 'ncS 11'.
,nny tr,iot4n >helr lhb1r .luvculy MI,
elitlon,s'1y. ur'! Lo has ~ legal !ien urol
t,rn,. lIe nnw, h'r hls own protection
,"es "''aee, WV" "'',,ss ~. eo'aIae
"''''' tl''"''n'u rt..,". .'., '.en 'l''
~" s"c c"n'5's''t '"",' IN - .'"'a"' c"''
t'"'lht''h ; oe'"een "'u INV ~. ""'R
mn" ''''e ~ "ono ""''e'o'' Io'"R''e
mn m'"'y' 10 w pAo " Aau1 "a III
'tch''ee'" f't't''a'o "l wo9R pef'ofnw
"" enh'f"t1"1 agrees 10 bul'd house
'rssa'a ''s''fhHl'ns n"a VI speclhea mAs
ti"'. When ttht housc n apislld, VI
III" n'phcy l'nl''. thAs ought 70 10 u
tAd u w. why saou!d the own
bc pouno ny law not only
, 1869-01-27
Destruction OF shc netrstE Olympic
Theatre.

From the Dcuo:t Free Trs's. jim. ~.
At GfiCen minutes to eleven o't'lnrk, Satur-
dny n1rht, tho Uly ympic Thea'rr, ut the Tor
1er oil Randolph aud Congress streets, caught
fire, And was entirely consumed. The in,ld-
Ing Ind been occupied during the evening by
q. Il. Wilcox and d drnuatc company. and
Immediately utter tllc performance clntcd,
turn OF the ga'. by sutne 1ncnn., tic stop
cnck In tllr meter wus broken III, tho qua
1eapcd forth aud instantsy fxhft..t from q
lighted cundle tlBt The la.'ltur lI'hf, aud
within n ntU.nent tho enllru basement 'sns
nhtnzc. u policeman wlu tlhptcnH1 10 tc III
the slcfhlly nr The theatre. iGlegrapI,ell III,
nlnrm nom to1 twu, nn,l III MI alilott Incred-
!h'y short sracc Of t''Ac, su*eral cnKlnes wcro
IN tue spot.
1i.e .ttlcIrnry NJ t!ls hrc department wn.
never butter displayed than pn thfs occdstun.
will uJ'Imilnx rupissfty. hut tl;a trcInc,l wrre
clnul g thc cnslai. a,Ist hy alulust iltrcu-
lem c!t0ltF succeeded IN c,ntinjnx' Thu 8rc to
the luIsdlu9 III which II ort4 Thr t..-
lee were out III tt,rcr, aud nht3rr command ut
Tie superintendent mud Captain ft,xnra, u.s.
tahllslirtl tIre lines nn.l kept back thu crowd,
giving thr frr,Men htInlIefnner rr rondn.
1hv Utyauptv was ofWnpd IA tic hlhdtErlttn
on tho lhlh Of April, lsts, umlcr tl'c 'tp1'age-
s e assh.sk + 81 A. !ct ie gs, %,sSls 1iy Tss
~ a.s!er Wa'ier,' 4 S,r't,sa rs Psss. 5aiSn 5uiS|n'
joln .. wooi, clltlord," and Mr. uousb,
"Fhthuna."
Tho lsst night Of It's cx.stcnao wis ,lrvotad
to tho 1.nss or faleliflcld and tho u1A tlltarh
urdcr the management If Il. A: W!irpS..
Tho olympic was oNhat hy nf: +. =.
Palmer, Win e.ttmntey lts inss nj t.p.teV,
only t0, 100 Of which ID }Ysrcst by lnstiraiicu.
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MAn1ro.z. Jan. ga fire At Bo.snosl on Sun.
cay light, destroy ed the Garl house. H9sns ~,
F,.s ever $10,tWs With $50 mt nsance-
:Bal,'s raw mill II Austoda was burned SUNDAY
yncrrfnr. loss x4,UD. No insurance. =:
E1Nf1yoY Ont Jan. a5.-keM'k aIteustsa
,warrhpnse Ara f1rtoay ve1e pa1ua1iy dssiro7ed
| bY IRE on smu1 A. night The loss = S15,Mo.
| 3?H1s1 az ian, A-1he extensive pork pacEnA
l. ,nlf f.Fp establishments; Of Boyutou. swallow n
| "a. In Brighton, uak dsa1oysd By hfe 1assxtRht.
| The Ices wAs $3o.oto, on which thsra Il partial
Insurance, :: -
, 1869-01-27

Ahnnt tho the tninrisst rHso OF political
sl,arp practice Tint haA ever rn'nH tInlrf our
itAlee /. foi.Al IN ths !Haatpnlatlvi If t1nts.
Il. NJ, X. Glenn, nr WHtFrn Cuaaty. W tAe
iuhl,y,unn IN t,,e interest ot Mf. Esn tun, A.
Alhauv. ia.t Halnr,!ay astn!s'k. sI. tlnnh
In n vrry Ae,,pat anG lMpul.fvt t'aan, hut
nrsiuta,ts and rhp-blu nt being deceived
1hs chpcus took place at hRl!.paat tu taa
evening, and At AAlf.paat B AF. G'shn wa!11sL
upon MF. Morgan h p+FsoM ~ aa*use h1ta
tiiet whatever else might happen, faa Vo1o.
oI tileun was ILLS and hla only. but no Hoen-
er had ho luft Tho presence ol the Senator
than he was taken III band hy three as1eMd
trIenda Of Governor Fenton, Who. Win be-
coming seriousness, said 70 him: :" Mx.
Glenp, do you know that. these scokandrels
about here hAyr been selling your. vote to
| Morgan ~ - No p said Glenn, opening all
Ills eyes you don't tell me:' Yes, In
deed" was the answer, Il ard Norgan's
hounds hare paid them hye thsk,.and dollars
on condlaion that youz ballot should be casr
for their candidate" '*Wcll.xelt.', respoud-
ed the unsusrectlpg and excited Legislator,
~ II they hare sold me, they shall lind tha;
am hard to deliver. I'll take care that thi.
trick Is never tried on me again, can tel
The result vas that, in bis Indignation
Mr.. Glenn went irto the caucus end osttu
tat;ously cast an op<n ballot for Mr.. Ecntpl
whose friends thus accomplished BY mcts
physical means what could not hare been az
complishe1 by any other.-G. T. &ua,
, 1869-01-27
LYNCH1Mg IN IOWA.
Two Een Hung aS Sidney by 4 Mcb-
Jail BxoEen OPen-The Law Set ut
DefiAHces

Two Een Hung aS Sidney by u Mcb-
Jail BKoEen OPsn-The Lnsv Set 1t
DefiAnce.
FROM the Council Bluffs EoIparsn. Jan, 10.
In sundays issue Of the HonuareI wera
given some Of the circuulsta. ccs Of an mt
Tnpeous mnrfl,r commiffrt9 nj Sidney. I Erc,
,urn1 cnn,,tv' w. 1,ave rsceircd irom n1r
valuable cnrrespondrnt. "a. II. S..H At that
st tAe prisoners br 1aTiess mob. anu rc5.r
ou. readers to tAc corrc:poudence for full it,
formation. Il Is dated lie i3th instant
About IL o>clncE Saturday nirht onr litt,e
city was thrown into souewhat Of an excite
ment by the appearance Of about one hun
eleighs and Supposed to be from the Vicinity
OF Plum Hollow. il, The northwc.t mar, ] ~ ,t,.
county. whore n. vnnr raiders hrr., ,r,ho-
bly, bsvu inor1ucl, q Nr. Hvltowav at int
place, received injuries rasu]tin.s IN ti,nth ~,
party in Lis own huuee. Tbe lawn ~ n W. Ssae mn;
generally aware Of this mysterious visitation.
irasmuch as those who were attracted br liz
movements ot the party, btin.. arrssteI
and placed under guarl a. sum
US their presence Vas known. lad
10 opportunity Of communicating thr intel
liCencc or alarm to otltrs. The 1ueG were
fnlsy ARMED, btsidcs bcirg provided with
slc.tgc hammers, axes ard oth<r tools suited
10 aheir purpose. aud immediately Oil urriy.
my in town proceeded TO the county Jail,
where air' JACKSON anu ''nmes QEtHu, the
men CHARGED with l1ollowAy's murder, had
been placed in coniinelnert. They thcn de-
mandea the Keys Of Sheriff Martin. aud ulslc
various tbrtats OF violence III case thry were
not FrndHcrd, hut lie resulntcly refused to
deliver them or reveal tho placr where
thcy "crc. conccllcd. Happily, tllcsc
tllr, ats oi whence against the attl,ui officer
were rot carried into execution. Int the mob
cohsrn'ed themselves with sinlty rtsclnE
Min ilnt'fr guard, aud tccnn with tho it'll.
, 1869-01-27

! ktrurlre+ ,..........
t'srltalli's letter tranalatr rer1,.im. It
10 impossible 10 sum up the true pretnl.ci
aud illogical deductions ut this unt1f frlntNsl IL
| Warrior Anl patriot. Or cnursa he ufirn.is
ever. unc, except. suppose, his clccturs
1hr nunarrhs!s arc .iisEustcd lwr,usc rs
tic government he evidently mraus the
rgi'hf. whether Csvou5 III 'Gn, ar tls.nxzl II
III, Or Mcnnhrea In ~, he nj IT, lcnd. III.
q,Ion,lsln frirnd+. crtspl 4 Co., arv Iuriou
lecR,l'c they worked hantl In hnnd Will
l'atn.x, In ~. III. true fflcnd. arc gr!rvrt
hrrnuar " IL H1,aNrdly inconsistent to fe.ist
ls' membership uio month and rraecer. +
tic next.
70 my tslett"ts ii usIlal.:
| futsf nE4sf tiy t!stnIn.tkheas bays fiji nj
l'spsty iof UAunr.I % III Hna mn. stand. ID,
m c,stn Which iea.9 : The arsi .nt tymra!ha',
hst. vi; sI1a /" spp,nsa ~ svssssua w -. ~
wheh may BE- a,yted shs "hrcAuos Of tiaa." 4.
e!sA l'f,sos s,sea' the government VI Maple
Oh t"l'IhAc. NJ In ,Iinetp ~ aud In dartis. | a.
NJ sFtrarhsccsptstt nanHeay ~ GOOD fa!!h.asxth
f!un 1sLoth'ns paoul't 70 amt!arsie the coau,tia
! Of st!s rnpF people, nLt to sustain our 1sSnitt |
face of the rstroftnfi. And Of tho yAMI,tto lr
t.n1u1tss uad, how What VIZ Laws obtained !r.1
esl,es.
Joc.lnt hy nature, It irks nc to spcak bltts
words of !onc, AID CERTAINLY should hav
c Dr., hass pts,:esa to-
1
but u It : government "foE good " tEat toda
| rnlt ever Italy!
lily friends Il rsrliamcn,, and among them II
i!us'ttous aI1ol', have kindly made up FOR u
tbttieentnRs, AID have exested themselves
pre- mote tie lnieEce's Of this noble p1oytEce; hE
what can Jou hope to obtain from goserumes
capable only Of ta1-7.:hcrng Of dlIsptuatin
}ueifc tnhsiar ce, from the hEtRt, in short. Of
ttr Jpn tsraItt And In homage to truth. be
taid that the conduct Of this government durtD
the late events On Homau soil has been serlt
Of betfaytle.
Auorg Inc many would you like to heA. Of On.
F1odt1rG by my confinement at ClprefA {1tt
/. EirasurCn(, where snch cxtrtlons were mad
! | Keep me prisoner. The Governors chose
a.eupe the air Of ltbcratcrs. and caueed 1t 10
. funo1e1 that a few shots hred In kome WOE
tuf1lc. fer ,hem 10 march to the Capitol. Tets "
; The ttap ingu ~t:ch The uchsppy Romans and !,
;. immortal sestn'S, Eulacd BY The her.ic Enn
1t Carroll lei.
;. 1, xho Anow the fa1sene*s OF those een.leue
dsubl.d arY generous tc1cu!lon on thes. pa
ard It, ,mbl,ng for the fate OF our sraESs cru.r
n Caieni to 1etu.u to q: on the frontier But It "
70 tn la.e, Til. my f1,t order given on Rom
y, | to,? was MT execute ecanfe my messenger
not II aeh Catsoli, arriving on the spot after t
!, catastrophe. Il eau produce documentary c
"a repcG.} ..-..... -
1ol have Accomplished without the aid Of ,
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Committing Interest.

An exchange gives the following
rule for computing interest. which,
it says, is so simple and true that
every banker, broker, merchant, or
clerk should post it up for reference.
There being no such thing as frac-
tion in it, there is scarce any liabili-
ity to err or mistake. BY no other
arithmetical process can the desired
information be obtained by SO few
fguers
Six per Cent.-Multiply any given
number Of dollars by the number of
days of interest desired, separate the
right-hand fgue and divide by sixty;
the result is the true interest on such
sum for such number Of days.
Eight per Multiply any
given number OF dollars by the num-
ber of days upon which it is desired
10 ascertain the interest, and divide
by As and the result will be the In
terest of such for the time required at
8 per cent.
Ten rer Cen..-MuItiply same as
above and divide by Sc, and the re-
suit will show the rate of 10 per cent
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ton as she could. The lady wsnts
but when she got to the house il was
empty-the mother and child wers
gone. 1 did not know this until the
next svening-nos. indeed, until her
husband's Eelsass; for as soon ss the
circumstances we're made known. the
parties interested declined to prose-
cute the case. When I Was inform
ed Of it. however. I wss sure some
dreadful evil had bsfallen her. In
her sorroB snd distress that she had
died 3 suicide, and it Was 90. a few
days sf.aEard her body was found
floating q the river. clasping in her
arms her child. The euls Of dis
grace had wrecked hsr Alnd. end the
dreary roar Of the riYee he'd bsguilsd
ber to death. One pF psrhaPs
lone shrek of anguisb-ons cry Of
rsgrss-snd the cold waters hso
closed abofe her re buried her
sends lis worn aud ery hus-
s Der grave I've
Wss w laid hin in one be-
eidsfiE5 No name marks their rect
ing place bat the willows weep above
them. and the Wild flowers grow on
their breasts.