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, 1869-07-26
ANOTHER DEFALCATION.
Thr Hrcnrtty Fire 3nNnfttncr Conl-
rnMy SIrtllulxrh t.Dss, ktEt, ,fHDt-
'I'l.u hcercanr}'s HAli hsrert nt,ur,s.
lu3loAA.


II.r ncerranry'a Wall hsrust >t.ur,.-
bnstoun.
l'totn tn .Ac,r I'.rI lrntl' .tn!q y.
Yrsscfua3 httrr1sur Mnuthrr wnsu ~rfii ia s!lIur
HstF thr rtI!Er" III tlr tr'fltIrrt'!at Arn II Maa
tnt '!a,uef IN l'trah'r. tut "hnI! lte m!IIi
!tkt. i1ttn NSttrs ar *Ho In In aslla1d ual tlio
ur In fAfIn uKulh. Jhp ulttttrn Vi hr security ILL.,
.n.snGe ,S.I Go's.an, wn''sssa g" ,,
rhmc u hrAfF .!cfaulkrt. nu'I forthwith thn ~ortls
were taken vi aEd ltu'lIy ntoclae,l ff''n uloataa
IT. hut.at'u. The lurs II, sAr cotail, II Irpur;ca
ii se lc tAH, and thr discovery u Il!n alvg hw.
die "ux tllAlle t"u tatA uto, hIlc THU alleged dc.
tnuter IN Al~rhl III sr ts'ulitr}. Thr otftccFs 1T
ballard having bctn tt'snxrd fur IuAK time In
uil hslcet sicruatlUus with tGs fuR'th Vi the
Ct MpaDy. lic hui, ~ II Ia slated, 1uade uBe OF
kis extraordinary EXIT III tha Keeping of accounLs
sho had the ndyantusc Of pos essiuY tho unlimited
conNdrprn Of sll the officers VI the coHpauJ. ont
honesty lii nj, thiux. ilu hud tt'cn secrrtary Of
thc eotnrany for lnurc thu two Jears, and for u
long time Leiclc teat be- NILS Secretary of the Itn-
toEtCSH' 1TadrTF' Insurance Company. lie had
a:ho ttld .hc posi1ions 1f SECRETARY Of the SeE
York 1soard Of Fire fnder"r1tcss auu Of the
National Board OF Underwriters
air. Ballard II Ill Old and prominent member OF
the Young 3fcu'h CHRISTIAN Association, ann for
ulAny itats hes performed q conspicuous part In
ii,e rrcc.sd!tss Of ll,c n.aln SECOND street
tItions In hai Organization. figuring 10 Inc most
tL1Qffaht CEHlrNfEES tHh& were apINiuEt4L Ha
Mus atnost anyaE!ably chosen to represent tho New
ytEk organization ri the FengouM cunveuslons,
and IN June OF !ast year be az B.ut to the great
International Convention Of the Young Nen's
Christian Association held Ut Detroit, Michigan.
The Dunssuus fIicu,ls Of tile ui!rEed ur5aultsng
Secretary, aTr Of coEEsc soIcly GT1rfctt. tegttt-
Ting that nnutfIer man wflD hli nlNays bornu nn
exemplary character, should be ie1Hptctt Into r.
regular trlisact1us iof tue sake Of ginning wealth.
h. standing Of the Security Fire Insurance. COM
pauy win uoI tx Injected ~ Tic loss, tie CON-
rany 4 surplus futId nI.,anuis to S3J,ku.
, 1869-07-26
CUBA.

Ad1htFnt 1aoll's Visit to Santiago do
EMbn-IEc Inns nm Interview With
the Gov<rnoF-Thc Execution OF
AmerlcnnH-Sshyt It Was Douu-Tho
EfrntnlltY to Continue. Acs
hey WEST, July e4.-Adntral 1Ion. with the
1ux ship C0utUocpuk, aud gnn,oat Cult. Elurg and
!lUnc!u4 tentAur, 1eurhtA salt!aRo de cnha on
tho nth mat Ircat e1eIteuseAr rtc1aIied III the
city, lnF people sutrosiug lne RIladson catoc for
thr purpose ot bou:batd,nG the plut. On the It'll
the American Consul visited the Contooco0k, and
tad I'LL interview With A1nlssal Hot. Tn the 18th
itl.t. Admiral Iiun hai Interview with The G0f
rrhor, ntd IN The l{tn 1nkt the Governor returned
tile visit Otlcia1 Faiucn were iuterch1nsei. Al
Ini1ll Hon made thorough exnMInaiIon u tue
circumstances attending The mur!er ot Americana
The tiot etutei that he coNli hot EcAls1 the
r!u1nur III volunteers for thclr blood. aHa con-
hcn'ed 10 their execution on the ground Of
thr tate Captain Gcncral Du!cea proclamation.
declaring t1llnuhtsrs pisnte4 Admiral lion
severely coudctuhrl their execution without trlal.
and u1alIc ehnrp protest EgainAl II. The Gogcr-
nor agreed 10 p.'ow the prssoncrs to he tried tn
fltufr hut Ur,lcra have been issued to the span-
iar'Is nnt 10 brig III prisuurra hereafter. but to
kill them Oh the Aint. The slnalran left : 1Hlar1
ue Cuta On the lett instant, mud arrived hero yes
tetlAy.
, 1869-07-26

Movements of the Prrsidcnt-Dc-
kIrucxiyc EIrc. &c.
LaAG BRANCH, july 2a-Pre-ient Grant
ana family attended serytce at the Meth
oi... Episcopal Church this morning. At )
O'clock tdcJ rode to the residence Df Af. John
flerr. with whom they t!ned. returning ut lla.f-
pasi :. AfIanRenenfs are alt completed for The
CYanlI ball which Ii to b. given III honuf u Tue
President fo-1oETOE e1ch1nT. ......
At O'Clock this morning the ftat.les attached
to ihe MADnlon House caught fire and we're cou1-
pletely destroyed The names srrrad 30 rapidly
that the stable Mcn had to jump out Of the win
d0ws to faFe their l.e1- Thirty horses IN the
aud guests Of The Mansion and Continental hotels
TIE n3ines wefc KEEP. from extending to The hotels.
There Nas gzrat excitement among she ladies and
teer fireman o1 BROOKLYN, VIA bn.tly burned while
helping to cxtinGutsh the frt- The causs Of the
IRE Is unknown. The loss u s1o,o01-lariall5 In
Eufr1t.
, 1869-07-26

anretet. hy the long, cotd. wct apell tnat
I'll hhpe Of crop wxs given up In many quxEHers,
hss picked up with surh rRpldliJ tn The PsAt se v
psrls u Tho ktats Al aterngu crDrls now ausicl.
rated. TIE nvsErs Of tho potato bug atu not 10
Eri,rFal ~ EAs frarrh. In Fntne tstst1icts thny
hx,e dltarpeared entirely. In o.heis they arc do.
Ing Lui !tt!e damage. A tatEc ctup Will be xa*ed
from ,hr!r depscdations. IN the qppdr couatlcs
+n.t Of the Mis.Aliprl nna crup1 Of winter Mhcat
are ALREADY bctrg hnFSss'e-l From ~ sections
sonn. We anticipate n crop ut not ltss tfau txsu.
ty 1tlllon ansht il NJ wheat, II all goes rel The
next week or i%o y " Tell the Htor1."
, 1869-07-26
ST, LOUIS.


ST. Lor7s, July e1-Tne champion nine OF tho
nn1s 1innat; hase ba' Club Of ~. ct ic1t fos Sin
s:scluea to-1nnrTow, amt then visit Lou1S!uc and
nthr! phtnla rstt nj Acrr
~ ae*patch from nnnha says that .n1nes ".
brought kt In the STATE iy{atrtet (:Surf ar.Inst
~ ~, Anes and others, contractors Of
tc thc a,aannt on r,i rartar Ra!lroad. for to.@n.
.nannx sne au".r. x s1hea que for woTt performed,
1ous! - F,..tNl m" efcnch Of contrnct OF de-
lsnnana' j. slis'Reti TINT the claimants aud a.
a sSmaes - n1e aife"1t oser7at1 t'y 81; ss, on tc
uIshCd. ~ AA'A '3A
, 1869-07-26

oFcr TEX. COO Of which W1n IN fna cst4se and tns
hAlAncc IN personal property.
: On Petition Of A!s widow, ju.,ctte, Surrogate
Tucker haA granted !rtseE4 Ut administration
upon The persoual estatc.
The petition rrcttex ihAt The petitioner ilrtA al
No. II Mett Ninth street, IN the citY u Sew
York: thai the deceased left III will t,a. tho
saire Of utceasedt pessocA! property dot1 not
ceAaed lef. surviving him tho ioln wing Children:
ntnY v. 4sA'monh tul full ass>, May L May.
mond, Lucy Il KaJmond. and Aimee !. 4. M4T-
nond {uinossl The pef,tIon concludes by a.kiag
that l~ttera Of administration UPON the i,ersonll
property be granted to The widow Joluuy With
Edwin b. Morgan.
The su.~tles o., the tond given ty the alEntns*-
tratr1x AID adulln!stratoE Arr George y. Morgan
And John T. Terry. 10th Of lEylnRtun, W-stcheA-
ter ta,Enty, each OF whom sWeaf7 that na Il
worth $tU0,vUo orer and above n!s debts and Ia
, 1869-07-26
Tho French Cnhlr-lta LnndfnE
lit Dn1buFy y-OpeFntorn on tho
Ground.
o.fDr ftui7 ~, Currrsr<,rdrr1rt ~ The tsa FORK


The French cah.c IL expected to t,c landed on
the Massachusetts consi Before Tuesday Of NEXT
week. The Grt1t Eastern hA4 completed her
NGtk. and the line which will be laid between MI
quc!on and naxtmry Is now on hoard the thitern,
nAs ii scssel which left HFckt one week In %.
sanee Of tac Grras Eas&cEu- Although tho Arrival
ri the cattle is 70 ncar at hand the old town Of
DuxbarJ still maintains the quiet and peaceful
asptct which It has worn for my Jcass, uu'ils-
iuIlE,i t1y the few propositions Which hft
making for TIC reception Of the ocean line, the
kdsrnt Of the operators who Will work H. or tho
arrearuuce and gucneS Of STRAY Frpoftts. The
TOW n Ia not EASILY or peHxantlr accessible and
p!ler to ttach H. the traveller InuAt take ths caI
on the O!f Colony Railroad, and After travelling
At,out an bour and hail to viii reach kngaton,
from wh!ch bc psnrceds BY = tedious aiAgr }unr-
hey Of iour miles 10 the town Of DaxbufI.
The atnce road u dusty An1 but nttle travelled
y he the coach il OH 1rd d!!Arlh1tcd, with 4
IAttc for cttg3 JOINT ami \ cro1k for crc1 mo-
tFon. II Is psuposcst however, to extenl tue rail-.
NRy 10 the 1AUfr, and ! company has ALREADY bcen
formed ANIL chnrtctcd Tor this purpose The
telegraph line fTptA 1Ios.on to nuxbury will soon
be rcady fur operation; tho poeE art ueArfJ Al
art, tho !nRrIalors and wires have bceu put up
o1rs portion Of tho rpntc, and tho cn.i1r Notk
will X nnished long bcfoFp the ealhu will be
really 10 secttTc OF Transmit any f1czaaGr1. bt-
Jcud thoec relAtspg to 1ta own AQ1lrA
Tbs offices Of The Company II puxbufy Will Be
sltpaled tn Tho Old huttng formerly usct1 0J the
1>uxbusJ TANK. The saofr tna of tbs cable VII
be run .Inuu thc wttrf to the oticcs In l!ttio
trrpch which has AlsuafJ tecu ho1o~tl QUIZ
49, &c s:--.r.Es..4 gt =: e.s:l-1AA a.
, 1869-07-26

The 81. Ihul {rrss nj the Hld aAyx; "The Fet1
full and detailed crop Eeportk from ouf CORR
Epopdcpia tn every section OF tic tta1o, agree 70
frprrtcntiug uniformly and unusually lnt coaul'
lion Of tho wheat and al tho smaller crDpA Tho
growth OF stFaw II very targt, and II u RcocfA!lT
represented n nllluK we'll From Ill rarta Of kao
State concs tho same cheering Auh tanEuluo Al.
C.,srrapondepss th!nk We .hAll hAvo = larger A.
erngc Yield of what than eScr lsFforr. Oats
Aa-A tAt.ss 80 .:s..--s ls4s sAA2S 1asS4 y!
, 1869-07-26


In addition to these lands about e45,kJ acres
SITUATE III Polk Att Other counties, Ringing fFou
ten to fifteen UAlts d1siaut lruM the 1tue of the
railroad
These lands will nj. be sold Al p1ir2te s.1e, eI-
ccI: IN css.s htte two or more parties apply for
the zane tract-la hch case iat tTacss SO applied
for Will be disposed OF to the highest bidder.
Terms The lerIns upon Which these lands are
offered ARE as follows: -Four par pa5iucuts-ooc-f0lEth
cash, 0nc-four1h Iii ono, Olrfoufih In two IN The
resliEe III thrre 5ea<a, with Interest al slx per
cent Ter Rpnuua, payable In advance. Or. n . de-
iuCtlun ol len isI cent from The appraised value
for cash.
To persons familiar with Nebraska It Is not
mex essar. that We Bnonid say tns1 the counties
uatned above are RDulg tho richest and most pro-
ductlYe in the StRte. The r1ces nxtd eetsu to u
tu 1e very low. SIX huustrcsi aud nfsJ thousand
acres range between :x.:*, md q Ter aczs:
FOR Esod farming l.n,ls, u the beautiful
aid fertile sA!lty OF the Platte - none OF
theua more than ten miles distant from the
:a1.road, which ortns = 1narket for the suf-
Plus agricultural predictions, both cAat and west,
Which Il unsu1lfas *el any r here tn the couutEs,
the pser nxed bt the company, l., nc repeat, yerJ
low. We hoPr ant believe that they will be taken
up by actual Settlers before the close ot the pres-
euf year We 5cIoice that these rch IND prut1uc-
tive lands have At length been thrown into the
market. The fact that they hare been 80 long
~i,hhclt frpm setten,rnt and cultivation. has
btcn q tertpua drawback upon the Development of
tht, Nfaaft.
, 1869-07-26
EIFcsut Eric, 1'ns

EIlk, "a, July ea-The Erie Lime anil Cement
Wnrks wcrr burned thus morning. LOSS, 5f,oov
un,nsured. Also, the storc roum for ftoscs Of
Ilarr. johnson TO-; insured fns $i2.Uoo, equally
in tbe l'hupL1, GsE1uRnl8 and Home
Al Waterfront. 1:ro County. this morning, inc
tpJ1tcsy oil I!ssnei; 4 Willard VIA burued L0ss
NOT kpOHp. inAurrt1.
, 1869-07-26

Two mrn were nGt,!inR the third partJ inteE1ered.
HON Collins Atruct. tonc ono then stasA,c him
u tI!a ht.1t- lilo died In twenty minutes. TINS
Co!Gnrf held Al tnInrxt, tn whch two wItnefa4a
s~Gfr ihat 1i1nNna Kinney did the stat,t.tnx. liz
ha4 ard, lie ii about II; small, sleulcr clad In
dark clothing.
hraIhtF Af1ntr than for several dnys past
!AtI1nGILtirEt W
, 1869-07-26
rllfst,ufub Ujt i&AFActs

Esry auj,t nd tf7 rricts uirharfr ssrs Ao0 Fala
l II q laSs lss IL "a s'1 yIiy.n0 ;s1tss
futurrs ltti- hr1ntf: sat- ot0 f.s July II la1
6st Is4t haM pt Asust II x4e; 1n1 Gala. oter dTst
E.if II August, II Ecc; WN gals July II BIAS.
, 1869-07-26
ACcldcuGto FlFp1nc cu4


:, ,IMsLArEIrH1A. jay 2h-Whi1n rrucrrdnR to
LIZ Htc 1hHt night fhr trnrk ng thr Spring GAr,lrn
!ionS ana Ladder Company accidentally upset, ln-
1uFtug six Of tic members.
, 1869-07-26
BOSTON,
Tho French GnhIu &'rtctro,t.r
itIr,

EIfVs
HORROR, july 9a,--Anong the gentlemen In the
city to-da!. Intending to t,l1 tat ea,ie c,ir,r.
lion Mt Itoxlury, on Tntttas. sre Count dr. Fsr.
rcnc!, Charge a'A6siEc., aud tuuns Dc Iufr,cs
md C.. q. i5trabGrE. Ut tic fr'nel leY4tlun:
Cunt Col1blccns, t'hhrrc d ANaifcs Of 1tAl1: l.
Il. Watson, American Agent Of the
French Calc Company: ST jnsn.* Anderson,
.Rlnfa 1l.i and 1ltCouut iafArr Of Ell1aud: Cap
t1in Ward, 0! the NFttish Legation a1 Washington:
II. ". Mcfarland, Of New York. hni se, crAl o1l.
. cere OF the AlcamEhIp Grrat Ea4trrn.
Shortly aftrs leaving f1fr dock this uor1IpG the
East Isostou ferry t,oat tIneotn Captain 1!rgh4m.
was Uncovered TO 1r Oh ilrr- thr Wa mut4ltatt-
" put lack md her PsFtcugrfB kAiclJ lant!tsi wien
the Alhr1u WIS given. The damage to tic hoAt u
,C4l.Matcd 9t from {ls, 900 to &N,vV0.
, 1869-07-26

Ipunihnidt"x birth - lE0noFN 10
<.osernuE Stewardship Burucd ut
sen, Acs
san FnAScisco, JGly 2A-yaHoas German So
cetes Of this city have Fesu1ved IL ceiebt ate the
centennial anniversary u the Lrth Of Alexander
Won Humboldt, ty grand couccYt alli festival
The Common Council Of Portland, Uregou, have
appointed Il connlIt1ee Ut t'lrts budy to receive
Vim H. Seward, on his arrival, md tender nlm
The holldtalt.es OF the city. The c5lzeps Of VIC
tor!a, NalcoIyets Island. have also made prelaf-
at,ons 10 give him generous reception.
from Cano, rsa l'auazna, ruday, The british bark
tptsmu, ~hteh asrssed tEom Londun, nut Into
FaulAlaud lelauds April e. TFc!rc Of the crew
OF the British khp Eut JACKET burut at sea, at.
r1Erh iAcrc, bringing, II Is said Twelve boxcs Of
gold with t&lelu- The name Of the Vessel which
PIcL thl Ihcm up Is not uleEt1outd.
Arrived. sacfa:ncntn. ftom Sew York: sailed,
Alice DAVIS, for Liverpool
, 1869-07-26
NEW YORK,

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
Sxw YoAK. July =.
NCHoEEn hEsIGNATIOx.
II Is runored tlst Mohes H. tyiLncll Il nt,o1t to
EteiRn iht CoiIeciorhhlp Of New YORK on Rccnuut
oI III h alth and the earnest desire Of ii,A faulty.
TIE wuKKlHHTuHKs's ASSOCIATION.
The Met ttings ut The WorkfngwaMcn's ARsocta-
tiuu have Lttt discontinued lut tits summer md
generally naefsiEyi they will uot fe rene wsHI
The tnlesroou If the association ha1 bren closed
for NAIL Ut Patronage
FAD DIAASrgK.
Charles Fostcr Al Mnry Jnhprnn were thrown
frotl the e1cGrson steamer Starlight, OF The rscr
t,-!ay, Curing Il row atuong ilaaselsers, End hoth
arus led
TO T1lR ASSOCIATED PREsY
HARVEY ". A, 7, tTKwAmT.
NEW i0NE, july ao.-CnaTles ItaIyeE, Of T2rry-
town, New YORK, lle coilsHt!tuE Of 4. r. Stewart
for The purchase Of tile iIempStead ElalLd- Long
Island. has commenced proceedings against the
,o4n suthortlcs Of Hampstead, to prevent, II
tau=sltle, the delivery 6f Ite'I4 to AiF. Stewart
ACCIDENT Oa EEIH huAp.
TIE pasticuta1n Of the col!iton on.he Erie Road,
cunusny CO. sndsAyurrd t. e"nceai lie isets. nne Of
the psr;les the ttnin states that, on Wednesday
eSsl,!nE, =, about . oGlock. tae fEsixat train ~
delrt- The caboose o. The freight
i,n ~ Us o ~ an hass tss
Jatnea, OF Patterson, New Jersey, were thrown
1rum their eenis ln the caboose and wounded.
The latiet Ia I!ng a. h:s home In critical con-
1ltion, while The former WAS hennuslF Injured.
The accident In sald 10 hare been caused by q
u-lstuced sHttch.
About O'Clock Inst evening the extensive hlark-
En.Ithtpg and whteIHrght establishment OF Ja'.
Nj Canu ol4 and sle Vest Fourteenth street, was
s ysut :, I, ' s tn una sns ana &
MCGaup, and EAA uninsured. The hre e1teiifed
, 1869-07-26

CLryELAHp. July s4.-If IL stAted TINT powerful
combinations oi HnnufaetuFcrs have 1,ccn totmsu
nj clcsclunl, Youngstown and clacwnrfs 70 the th
Nae tor nc purIoac Of testing tho yatlty Of The
neN boiler InkpcctiOn law.
, 1869-07-26
The t,nm1ncrctnt rnTtT

MANITOBA, ,in EyteKIOS, Cal, July A-Ihe
Yosemite parry reached Marlpasa In 1000 Httln-
Hat very satisfactory TIP, and lrAso al II ~
JtxEg II. BOWEN.
, 1869-07-26
COOK. CAOpURr L co.

ExwerAfrH ApykH111tku AuKNTA
rs sxEAsstAtd ad~vttAessths Jor Tuk T11-
rxE s.ts- rHsts A-e, os-.t. 70 v-..fr~ os-F.
fa4ssa<AGt %.tr+s fer en fEwsFArKkA AAoALfrE4
{fa asx targs-Issl " u. I. Isrrtot.44 a he s.b
HsA<ss' issr~sf J.F1FsA
, 1869-07-26

CINCINNATI. July Ea-tuEt after midnight q
Young man named MAtsncr Collins wRk staha,cd
to tho heart Gu the strpet and killed. lie wAS Ia
ecEcac[ o. AfEcc, tlt Ed tt.tt ,c:.: 4 x-.3oat
, 1869-07-26

{,G1bn.

9EhhE uAt7E, lud.. July RA-IIon. Albert
his Frtadeuce III thls city today, after Lriet IT,
DttA
, 1869-07-26

Tx ur1LptNA, ...-
xss o4..f Ia etrs&rt THE TnrCNK
ii rn4s, a-j at.o s- a~y IstIs. Hs+tv,
Ns~tAy ss<,apsr As2ns..s Ia %H~vna, at r.dti.A.
srs' +t<H p4srsA. EA~ass dHt hszatF II pajtfs de-
sfr%t fsrni.AAsi $-s&is.
, 1869-07-26
FOR SALE.


Z EkR0EA26H
Grain v..ehcu.e Of tbs b-st ronts ~ the up.
rtT MisstsspLA ttAkseity- tauo 'nshs. win lafSe
fvf s.u 1Fado Wit i .oid i9w, NJ. !a p...!salais.
sy11y to I3Al1sUOD, YDta0 GU.
sFS q Urtaste Il.
, 1869-07-26

The Eataso or u1rnry J. euymond'
ftt,a sAs .stw York Es<nin1 fs3t, July r.
Lazy J, Ia 2::.! d!cd na:t1 .Eo,s:9. l:tle
, 1869-07-26

6.l43N-- A0-Ey
1t will be seen that u very large proportion OF
these lands are offered 1t figures ranging from
$40 to si0o per acre They are uli within the
lie ianls IN the stasr. Tue iands p1t~itte Of tue
tct-rliit f!uti, tud within tho t~ fnt3 -iuue limit
vii Ie 4Iprat. Ell and offered for sale hereafter
The following table Will show The numhe: OF
acrvs IN elcll Ut the counties bordering on The
t4i4t- oi tie road, ard Which nre embraced III the
mil Hmm tIriS n fIdfS AStN.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-07-13

for good and sufficient reasons, which no
man who has wife or mother, should
stop to question.
But set this aside Circus men, who
strip TO the waist in this fashion,. don't
claim to be actors.
| respect the theatre in its purity. |
respect the actor who is an arlist-even
the harmless clown Of the pantomime, who
makes US laugh without offending decency
That ! love so many good and lovely wo.
men who are actresses, is my chief reason
tor deplorng the reign of class of wo
men who are neither good nor lovely
but coarse, indecent, painted, padded and
dyed.
II It were possible to treat the Nude
Woman Question, aud leave The nude
woman herself out Of it, ] should be clad
| TO do 80. ! am the last To wleh to give
pain TO any person; but, in the path of
clear duty, there 81 no choice. When il
becomes question between suffering,
struggling Virtue, and Vice which rolls
in luxury and gathers unto itself wealth
by the sheer practice of ts wIckedness,
no woman who loves honor in her sex can
hesitate na to the course to be taken.
The spirit Of most of the anonymous
letters ! have received is me which might
well cause the tC hesitate in the path ]
have chosen, il fear were stronger in me
than principle. But neither the sneers of
low class newspapers nor the threats of
anonymous correspondents shall have
weight with me. | see no other way to
effect cure Of this Nude Woman evil
but TO make it odious. To that end
shall do what in me lies. This article is
but a beginning. shall not cease to com.
bat the encroachments of the Nude Wo.
man upon the domain which should be
occupied by true nrts ), and by viriuous
men and women.
Firm in the belief that this indecent army
can be routed, call on all honorable souls,
both in and out of the profess on, to stand
by my side and strike hard blows. We
shall get hard blows in return, ~ doubt
but poor indeed must be the panoply of
thPt warrior who cannot hold his own against
the cohorts OF the Nude Woman. Whate, cr
falls on my head in consequence of my
words, promise to give thrusi for thrust
do not fear the issue.
Thrice is he armed that hath his
quarrel JUST. .'-OiLvE LOGAN, IN I'rck
arts Monthly, tor J""e.
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A "GUsuING" VALENrINE.-The fol.
lowing rich end racy valentine was picked
up near the post office, in this city, recent
ly, and handed us for publication
"De0 KoAe My love for you is
stronger than the smell of old butter,
Switzer cheese, or the kick OF a--Ierusa-
len pony, or mule, just as you wish. 1t
is purer than the breath of young crow,
and more useful than the catawaul of a
young kitten. AS song bird hungers
for the light OF day, the cautious mouse
Tor the fresh bacon in the trap. as a lean
pup hungers after new milk, so do long
for thee. You are iairer than spccklcd
pullet, sweeter than Yankee doughnut
fried in sorghum molasses, brighter than
the top-knot piumage on the head of "A
Muscovy drake. You are candy kisses,
poundtcake and sweetened toddy, alto
gether. II these few remarks will enable
you TO see the inside Of my soul, shall
be as happy as a woodchuk in cherry
tree, or stage horse in green pasture.
II you cannot reciprocate my thrilling
passion, ! shal! pine away and die like a
poisoned bedbug. In coming years, when
the shadows grow long from the hills, and
the philoscphic frog sings his evening
hymn, you, happy in another's love, can
come and drop tear and toss a clod upon
the last resting-place Of your once deal
lsve, JEM.
-NsV Orleans PIcayme.
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The "WOman Question" IN Switzer-
land.

land.
DR.. j. G. Holland, Timothy Titcomb J
in letter from Switzerland, published 10
the Springfield Republican Of Monday,
gives the following statement of the con-
dition Of the laboring woman Of that
country.
Here the "woman question" exhibits a
very different phase from that which it
preseets in the United States. In most
departments Of labor in Switzerland, no
difference whatever, is made between wo-
men and men, except that men get more
for days work done than woman. The
women are everywhere. They are in the
shops, the vineyards, the potato fields.
They are the sections of churches. They
sell mainly the products of farms and gar
dens in the market place they gather up
the droppings OF the streets, and often,
am assured, tend the hod. They are part
ners in business with their husbands. The
hotels Gibbon and Richmont in Lausanne,
are kept by "Ritter Rossel"-Ritter be-
ing the name Of the husband, and Rossel
that Of the wife--the landlord and the
landlady. A celebrated pension school is
kept by IN. Olivier de Speyr"-the two
names representing those of the husband
and wife respectively. Woman has here
all the variety Of pursuit she can desire
have not heard OF her preaching oil
practicing law or medicine, but really dc
not see what should hinder, il she desire,
il,
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TIE SOLDIERS MONUMENT AT GET.
rYsDuRG.-This monument is sixty feet
high, consisting Of massive pedestal,
twenty-five feet sqpare at the base, and
the die and cap crowned with three
quarter globe, on which stands colossal
statue Of the genius of Liberty, holding in
her right hand the victor's wreath of
laurel, and clasping with the left sheath
ed sword. The inscription reads: Sect
tysburg, July l,2, 3, 1868"
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SENSIBLE WoM>x.-An Arab woman
was asked, 'Whai do yon think of a
young man of twenly years - He is, :
she said, "a bouquet of jasmine, "And
OF man of thirty 80 He is a ripe and
well-flavored fruit.'--' Aud one of forty?'
- lie is father Of boys and girls.
And one OF fifty - He may pass into
the category OF preachers - And of
sixty F-'lie is good for naught but 10
cough and groan.
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When DR.. Spring went to New Haven
to get Professor Stuart to go to Andover,
he called on DR.. Taylor with the salu-
ton Il have come for Moses Stuart
we want him to become professor in our
new seminary at Andover.' 'You can't
have him was the reply; 'he can't be
spared, Il know that was the response
that's the reason have come for him.
We have plenty of men who can be spared;
but those men won't make good professors
at Andover.'