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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-24

OF the Ncch'
FIRST PAGE. PIFTH PAGE.
Editorial Notes A New Attorney General.
News of tie Week do Announcements.
nestle and FOrelgnI CoolleS vs.. Cflsplhs. -.
Political Fallen Women in Boston.
The Indiana Marriages and Deaths.
SECOND PAGE. West Point.
Ewbanks Hydraulics and Mist Congress-2d ses-
Mechanics. sion.
Friendship and Hope. SIXTH PAGE.
General Notes. Agricultural:
New Publications: American insLituto
Advertisements Farmers Club
Hawthorne's English Horticulture and Mar
Note Books ket Gardening.
The Alarm-B Bell Of Atri. Paints for Farmers ana
To the Pacific. How to Use IheIn.
THIRD PAGE. The Choral Workman's
German Gossip. SEVENTH PAGE.
Good might Agricultural:
Great sale of Sh0rtlIorn Advertisements 49,.
Cattle The Wheat Crop OF 1870
Home Interests: What Know Of Farm
A few Words on Dress. ing. 49,, -
Little Gardens. New YORK cattle MarKeI
Letter from Prof! Goodwin kea, Estate;
Smith Advertisements.
The Austrian Minister Of The Dry Goods Trade.
War. Veterinary
The Meaning of the Yer ave"
The sacredness of Mar Albany Lumber Market;
riage and Christian American Iron and Steel
Charity. - AssoclalOh.
Torn to Pieces by Wild Asiatic Markets
Beasts Boston Live stock Mar
washington Sketches. ket
FOURTH PAGE. Cotton Markets,
Editorial. Commercial Matters.
A New Boarding House East Indian Markets.
Misery European Markets
Franki1g - Our Last Grain, Provision, and
Defeat. Other Markets
Settling in the South. Miscellaneous Advertise
Substitutes for sta ments.
pies ". Y. Wholesale Prices
Tie Administration a Of Country Produce;
Success. Philadelphia cattle Mar
The Great Cereal ket.
The New AttorneyGen- What Boston Clergymen
eTal. THINK OF Dickens.
The Next Step.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning and contains in addition to tho general news
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The same journal has the fOllOwing:
GAINS AND LOssE;
Following are the sains and losses Of tbe two parties
according to reports received, compared with the
suit of two years ago:
DEMOCRATIC GAIN.

Net Republican gain, far, s92. Democratic majority
two years ago, 1900.
The OregOnan Of the 10th has the following particulars:
We give below table Of the actual and estimated ma
jOIies for each party Congressman far reported:
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RAISE BALL.

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-There was but
small attendance this afternoon to witness the game be-
tween the Red Stockings and the KeystOnes. The game
opened 81 o'clock with the Keystones at the bat The
batting heavy both sides, but the Keystones were
oueded by their opponents. At the close OF the sixth
inning the stood Is TO lG in favor Of the KystOnes
but IN the three succeeding innings the Red Stockings
scored u TO the KeyStOnos winning the game, 81 To &C.
follows:
ist. "a. 81 ih 5.h. 9Th. 7th. 3h 9th. Total
K.,,, s.oesns'..' q 3 S--5
Umpire-lOhn chapman o The Alsntcs Of BROOKLYN.
The Red StOckngs leave for BatimOre IN The morning
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DIED.

III Notices Of Marriages must be ir:@'orsed NTH haA
name and address.
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constant pstsua;i"n Il friends she had DE-
te'ft'h-d I" h~stow h-r hand on one who
had l"v~d h.f long and unti.ingly, al.
told him .h- had but ~.t~e,n and frisn.h,r =
to give but h- was content.
And of th- lover Of her earliest years,
what "f him not long after th. hanh ri
fate had ''rrv~"h'y interv-n-,l. once again
-h~ heard # him; learned when ali to"
late that it WAS but = da,k faI..hu,d iram
@d hy 'h'' .'hrm'pg tongue of Jealous hat.
sh'ch had destroyed her early hopes h.
w~> ever t'u., never knowing the tr~cbsry
of {" pretrnded friend
Ard now shr mn.t not think OF him
On! why could not th~i knowledge have
bee" wt'hh~ld. =. It only maxi. her bridal
VOWS yet harder to hear; vet in silence
-br must suffer IN and reveal to none h.,
tits this thought thu,
r"'s I" h-r voice it. mournful cadence as
'h~ o'd"n s"ng p"urs f"'th and charms ,hr
ara Of 'isten'ng friends, yet who amid that
hat 'hr"ng cap guess how much Of real
ceiling ;s gath. r.'d in The w.rfls
Teach. Oh! Teach me to Forget"
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| A correspondent, under date
Of 18th inst. says There arc
40.O50 h"rses remaining from
100000 at the beginning ofihc
siege. A, cat sells for ST. 20.
The deaths last week were
l.0OO,4l9 of small pox. Tho
Bretons Gardes Mobile are suffer-
ing severely from nostalgia"
The Temps Of the 18th, on
food authority, says that beef
will wholly fall in q week, hors,.
in a fortnight. salt meat = week
later. then vegetables and floar
in three weeks. Besides the
meat ration. the Government
gives orders f6r two cents worth
Of bread. A little clothing is
distributed. There is much suf-
fering from cold. More than one
hundred thousand persons who
entered Paris arc wholly depend
ent upon charity. 4rraA
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! STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
p.,irh Court. = h

..,,eeAs Alexander Dclhommc Of she
80 cf Lafayette, Administrator Of The
y ". ~ Octave Delhcmne. deceased hae
80. - o0ce Final Tsbleau of said sue
- pttisicn praying that tn" s'n'- he
.aS sdijsding y lss aud then dniy ho-
M a., a3a lds sssS. ~ .tpf 4 49,
~ prayer bf said Adninis:ratar
.. e.essss ~ ~ u srSse X saa Court. d.
.,eA,k i07O. sv;1air aiefuS@s. Z.
~ 1890 notice Il herssy, given 10 81!
-. i.s.rNetl, % Gle tiieir oppositiop,, and
/ sgz ~ lhey have. in said Court With
~ - sAe lPrhi;cAtiou .: ttis notice.
~ dsnA Tahleau should not n. homo
.s.a nj -. AAeipistra,us di-chsrged
N~2 Ro1cisl signature lin the town
ISJ1;21 WI 7..6 dsy az October 1870.
'Y9Au1Ms c'*'''
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II, EFFECT OF, . FRzEa1. UPot. Am.
xALs.-Few pe0pleaarv' aware of
the singular power 7of sudden
fright upon hr,,ta. animals. W.
knew Of . shotser 6hiah I'LL dead
at the sight Of q locomotive.
We have an incident to record
still more wonderful n country
man discovered III h,s ysrd three
dogs 1t play. Having I, ab great e
horror Of dogs. especially when
they encroached. uponahls. pre-
misses, he approached them steal.
thily and shouted & The top Of
his voice. Two Of, de animals
leaped asif they ! had received a
shock Of electricity, and vanish
ed J; the third dropped, i dead.
This anecdote il 8 literally tsue.--
Ex. II &. Sc i's' -3ss ,nfaf' ae8n's s'4
- = g-5-.-.s -. -
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Che Gafapette ADVERTISER.

...,-t4 s~r TERMS
SUBSCRIPTION FOUR DOLLARS pr annum
In advance. or Five DoLLAxs. II not paid witbis
the first three month";. -.4t.+
-ADvEKT1sIN0-
Per Square. 10 lines or lere) ....... 81 80
Every suhe+quent insertion n.... IS
Announcement Of candidates for Office $40 90
D. No csrdit will he given for Advertising or job
wort. except BY special agreement.
Cards stating merely the names business and
plsee Of rerideQce. with paper included, Twelve
Dollars per snnnm. 5'.~"
All advertisements not marked will M pub-
Gshetl nntil forbid and charged for aeeorllinglv.
~ Alljadicial advertisements must he paid
for on the last day OF publication, or on The day
of ssle "
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y ''S7JI1iilEOf !. LOUISIANA.
,srAkISM or LAFAYETTE.
VI PdRIXN COURT.

vl1n1IAS Eaasel Apiioae ,llmmipgae Al
w ~ nsbA a 1Akye,te. administrator Of
: 49, ~ n JeaA' Anot:ae lNash;pgne de-
49, ~ ~ u ~ Sleee s'6nai fablrau ri
iDaGujas titA petitios prsying that thr
- y sasessisA sceosding 70 law and then
A1lm1egatra.
~ s9ssn u pssy~ lss aia aAminiesrsscr
.sss 3. s,.p5 hef 44r 6r;A Court dated
~ Isto otsts6ess + 8dseSy Hvcn 10 sr
fsssaA ie1Nvse4 y 1le theis, oppo.isien. and
Ae<xelt III ~ ~. ID ssaid cowrs With
- l&syo44ee tsAlea&sss 81 fbis notice.
~ ~ 6gHal4 yaSSfAa xaos,M nat l,e homo
Seeaao - s1nlAitlesfAaAlsS@ a. fidsasEtA. = !
g. Aerl1 a0chl &esAtsrs IN she town
@!aneiDasg ~ 5th dsy n Nov .n,er ] 1870
4Fs ~ fsasa p "a. MONNlER, CI6r4.
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STATE or LOUISIANA
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE
PARISH COURT

w HER E ~ 5 Jos. q. Cirouasd fshe Par.
w ish Of Lafayette, Administrstor OF fh,. a,c,
ceesion Of Pierre Cirouard aud Ad.line Nolan.
con. has filed In thh oalce Final Tableau n
aid succe'si"n. wteh H'pesttioa prayine Nat the
same hs Ia.lssstierd seeosding % kw aad then
duly homologsted.
And whefeae the prayer n a.id Administratnr
mas 0te7 k:SUel6 ~ a order of saYd Court. d.
ted November LIT l01o.
= Nov therefore nntice II hereby given 70 aIl
persons Interested, 10 lle thei, opposition, ard
sAo~ causa. u say ehey have. in sa6d Couys With
tn ten days ftoW the publication of this notice.
Why TN al"s~saM rablesn should not he homo.
'oested soa H. AdaSmisnA.w AiacAutied. i
Given under my OfRcial signature In ~ t>wn
ct vermiliooville, this 5th day Of Novenber
...,... .... 3 s.ff .4,... \. XONNlEk, Clerk.
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IA dk14lt,0F k0CYsEAkA
PARISH or LAFAYETTE.
ii M Ess PARfSN COURT. ~

<at1IaeSD uSeph T. Beruasd At Abe parish
WsasaA1tSutG Almiahtraaor ~ ofhe snc-
- p 6iIa Gsiley deceased haa nlsd il. .this
Ze HF fktaeai Of saM succession. with =
.-Ss.a e1.,in, ~ |the zane Re advert;sed
.s.sSsns = ~ and then duly homo!ogated.
! 1Si SSavss ~ vrayer Il saM Administrator
,sSae,satd W % osder Of said Court. dated
YesW1s im 1879. 1
H,T nMrkre notice h her"by given 70 an
iaA~A>ed. n Ale their opposition. and
1sssm. Masy tAev have. IN said Cnstwish
! u ~ INN the publication Of this notice.
:. .'.:.:; ::;;,K K3slax u iI%e Ss.s,s. r"' be homo
&c 9: sss|;I + s'ges:;.s L r. ~ s"""
s,.s ,a,, u,,fssa a. MONNIERs 04s
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PROBATE SALE.

"T'u" ~ AsSV"S 1SSSUrWu1s ueCeASeO
ITHERE vii! b...G+red for sale at Put,
j lie Auction b. duly ,commsxio ion~d
i1icee. IN ~ i''}@ 7i''af i'A 'hFi
/ T&xrsdsy she siA day january :e7la
- she hast ts,asi~s+s, IL the d~craa.-d, ia
,;.his P..i.h,' I'll ,h~ property b-'oas;ax u
he aforesaid sscceericn, to-wit: -.
Qa~ certain Tract II prairie land situated
u tlse pa'ish II Lssateste,f coais;ninc
Inhes' 'ls~ hu~Aved ada t~tnsv Ave Avb.r,s.
he"ssi-d Np,Ahihy Bssois,A 4 all. !. .E.as, b
h.. Martins, h Sosth hy, Mr.. L. v Men
ION sll Ma. Klxh.r Leliol.i.- aad- " Wr.t
~ the OpelOasas Rubia Rcd
A tra& II scotland II III. Parish. a..
the East side .of Bayou vrsmii;en. mesaur
ing ~" arpents trout hy ten il depth, &C
auirrd from Eddie of Cyp.irn ,Atce"e.ox.
j.., bounded North by land II Doming~,..
South l,y that of he Estate of Joseph
Btesux. '''s ~ '2 s'''s -" WeN
/. A tsact of land measuring four arpeni.
FRONT By sis,y deep. situst~d in .hi., Parish
2" the West side Of Bayon v~t,nilion,
bounded North BY land u Joseph lnu;s
Yootoa. and South By the land az Np,una
n'esux I sss.. acquired from the estate Of
Ss'~thene Asc-nesux. ""
A tract # woodland ID ,bi.' parish on
East side # Reyoa Vsrniliss. measuring
four sspssh6 Mont 30 sskf bstou, BY th~
depth of fosty arpes,... bounded S..u,t bv
land of Lcaia. Emile and Emilia A,cewessx
sHd n 0sth ~ that of Mrs.. Louis Y. !. n nn.
ton. ss'e4 s'ai Es H''-y "d ns4 il~f9
The undivid@d one sisth ofs tract of
.sd''n this Psri,h. On ths Ka.s did. of
B.yo" vrrmi';on. coatAising six aspddts
frfnsT btfy arp petita deco, bounded Mort h
ky land of Louis, Emile and Emilia A.
.'+"eaux. South b. lsnd. Of Mr.. Frame ois
ArcsstSAA I'D MI kRss1Scx iatioI .is.
"wasd il spmmoa b. ths hsi,s of H4lsoe
Cssmouche. yidoy Alsxspder Arc-n-aux.
On~ eighth cstvsnty a,pepts Of .xrpp
!.ed ia coYmos riih The heir. Of .&;~
Nsset % CqplSe Crocodile in The Psylah
sfSs. S n.'';".. j;asi's, sos,h Ea.,. Pi.7s
One sixth ef . tract Il ias,d On Coulse
Blanc, iH 8. Lasdry pa.;.h. said tract
supposed e scs..'a ''ghs ,'p~ss. y lofty
Dwelling House-K Kitehen-Ccsu, crib,
CQbiss Ad6 bekl9 I'll kdadssssl = About tao
PAhseis of''Sesci1g !, Cat.len' p;cks.s;' v,osk
Hcmte. natsi do Johs g llufsstd CIV.
Ind Caves! Odev0a III bales, Cotton snd
CotdI crops ai6 tk5ee1d, Psdwa flas+o1s,
Field h.Fsea. Oart Buggy. Hos.ehoid
Fssoitsss,y 6Oses asst. Coskilk eutsheil,;
Ossrk~sy. b., tc.s.i1sa sdi a h>lsuti.
I 1ssms tss4a Oba1 1ii1ipse!lCA6H. =ag
g*S, IA AONNIRR ,0ssk.
Dec. -, dl090.n ~ .seds b~tnud
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STATE or LOUISIANA
PARISH or LAFAYETTE.
"7aHFsPARISH COURT. "t

WHEREAS A. phon~e n ven Of III !.
w Pariab of Lafayette has fiied ~ said
E"Ss! petition. praying to he appointed
administrator Of tn Succession Of J-sn
Jacques Nsv-u. deceased.
Any petso" Intending TO maxi "pps'>;
tion :" said appointment vii: fe tie same
in said Court in H.. town Of Vgrmiliouv;l,-.
within r." d.ya from M rot'ra'ion Of
hts notice. "the'~is+ said sppo;u,mrn,
will he made. e. .. t.. - radT
Clerks office V@-m;li"avi'le, In. 4 this
5ih dag ofzNovembss A. y: 1870 ! W.
ra3 A. .aMONNIER.
'to+. Clerk of.eaid Coust.
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:TsO11CE.,,,,.

YNHE T%apeyee.lc lc( The, Cptpcs.tieo, d
i vsmi!;aevills. am herrhy q "s,ie-d
that the Asarssqens Roll E" the ysar
1870. il now. eomPIssrd and deposited
With ne. q nv .6sose. Psreons wishing
70 @sem;ss the sams. muet do 10 wi,his
30 days kom ths. qualifications Of this
sOuOe. 8ase ~ E@ ~ xls5g esis sptn
/, Mayors O6'cs Vsmiliouville, Decem-
bei I'd. 1870. aai,p sssaaspa ,er
", O. S,tfrn. Mayor.
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During q. recent examination
in natural history, the teacher
asked IN Irish had, why does o
cat, while eating. turn her head
FIRST one way and then the other p
For the rayson, nsaid Pat. THAT
she cannot turn il both ways at
onro - 1"sa,t ~ ~ .aHiistaJ Nitas.
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A o. GERMAN SETTLEMENT. -
About five weeks since q lot of
German families settlcd at Fa-
quetaique. about TWENTY-FIVE
miles west Of Opelousas, in this
parish, where they had entered
lands. The settlement has now.
We sre informed, sixty-eight
families ; and more are to come.
They have erected > saw.min.
which has already been in oper-
alton a week. These brisk pro-
ceedings, Of thsh Geruhans will
astohish the natives Of fthat -scc-
ton. 4 =, ,sa~- mill might. and
should haze, been built there
many years a9o. But even in
our part Of the . p1tissh,. ? Wsjih,esfe vi
there II an incessant demand for
We ahavs no public saw
mill. The; markets. very inAde-
quate}y supplied at exceedingly
high prices. BY lumber brought
from, New OEleans, and the At
and 0s0hd Rivets.. A
Rip. Van Wrinkle sleep seems to
prevail in the land J; and, nothing
aut,t1e D0ise of the steaaa,snar
md the hustle Of ethigrauts, is
ikelys 70 ! break .|k:, + 0pe'1'tsas g
Dssy S6<ts .7Basa Gfs.4 A.s5a-,.y a-...I.
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Total Eclipse Of December
%; 1870. A.

\ This will be one of,hc CREATES
Of modern total eclipses Of tn
+ sun that has taken place for no
only does it occur.when the moo,
Is particularly near the earth
but at a period when the earth i
nearest the sun. and also at tn,
time of the winter. solsticc, t|,t
moon likewise occulting in tht
planet Saturn. the planet Venus
on the same day being in cont.
guration with the moon. | degree
8 minutes south, the moon at the
time approaching her conjunction
with the planet Mercury. which
latter body will be only / degree
l9 minutes south Of the moon.
In the opposite part Of the
heavens. both the planet Jupiter
(lo 4 north) and the planet Ura-
nus (only Sc south Of the moon),
at . period when the planet Ju.
piter is approaching an opposi-
ton to the sun, which will take
place on the 18th of December.
exercising a most powerful reci-
procal attractive influence on
each other, by the combined in
'fluence thus exercised by the sun,
the moon, Mercury. Venus, Ju-
piter. Uranus and the earth, all
being nearly in a right line, a
confguration that has not taken
place for centuries, and which
seldom occurs. Consequently
the effects on the earth will be
considerable, creating earth:
quakes. tidal waves, storms, hur-
ricanes and cyclones. Similar
con6gurations were present at
the time Of. the total eclipse Of
the 10th of August, 1868, when
Quito and Callao were destroyed
by earthquakes and tidal waves !;
but even then the Influences
were somewhat less than they
will be on the 22d Of tDecember
next. =" .'s- efF = 4 J" es"o'
The eclipse will begin in the
North Atlantic ocean, the cen.
trail line moving in a southeaster.
ly direction. Crossing one part |
Of Spain and the Mediterranean
Sea, it enters Africa near Oran,
Rnd soon afterwards 'attains its |
limits. The shadow Of
The moon now moves in . north
direction and leaves
and crossing the Island Of
Sicily, the south of Turkey, the
Black Sea, and the Sea Of .Azof.
i
disappears. 7''s.' - il ,e
The penumbraS Of the moon
decreasing rapidly. leaves the
Earth with the setting sun in
Arabia iea Haq f,,2 a.4}' ii
The sun will be centrally and
otally eclipsed. at noon in lati-
udes 36o 49, north, longitude SO
= west, a littlesto the northeast
4 Gibraltar, and near the Lisbon
oast. creating tidal !, ,waves,and
earthquakes here Of great
everity, agitating the waters Of
be Atlantic. Ocean, the Bay Of /,
'undy, and the Cult, Of St. Law. /.
ence. ",4. -~,f. /.
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Cincinnati has a "Christian
Grain Elevator" There is no
city west Of Pittsburg whose
Christianity 81 much needs ele-
waiting.
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IA An additional order has,been
issued'at the White House which
keeps al newspaper men at
arms length during Cabinet
days, Pas well before as during
and after Cabinet sessions. They
don't like newspaper men at the
White House. -
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10 recent trial Of = case for assault spd
battery, the counsel said: Il will intro
d"ce ~ eye witness Of thu .fiair, Samuel
Smith" What i' yoas occupation, sir r.
blind hee9ar."
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HThe Superintendent asked me las
Snodsk to tax. change Il = class. s-t (
you'll fad ,em ss,hes hAd lot." ssi.l
he. ''Tlsev ~ ven. 1.hing lsss Sunday
but s,ist'e Johnny Rand. He i sesIly !,
good hoy. ssd hcp~ bin example ma,
vet tedeem the osben I wish you'd t.ll
10 'em u little" .f2s jst 10 'a
Itold him I would. <t
They were rath+r hSrd looking set.
don't think I ever witnessed more ele
esnt sssctmrnt II black EYES in my IiE
LittIe johnny Rand. tire e',od boy. wss in
81. placr, and I emileJ on him approving
- sHslt 9sAi's '.&s af ~
A. soon ~ the ,eseona wss over, / said :
.Boys, voav Superintendent tells me
yoo went 6ahing last Sunday; al bot
Johnny here. ~ "@fF u =
: You didn'. 60. d'd you, Johnuy 7"
said. fi#tIf trf&'e1 rfi A'-}i =
j mo .;rl~t II .oiie5 @f:= "a
.fi'"That wss right. Thoseh this boy is
the young-se among you. continued.
.vou will learn from HE lips words sf
good cconssi, which I hops you will pro
Il hv."
~ lihef him up On ths'sest beside me
and smoothed bis aaburn sirg'-ts.f
- Nov. J.hnny. want yo,'-to tell your
teacher. and these w;cke,t bows. Why you
didn't 20 fishing With them laat Sdbday.
Speak op loud, now It We becssae It
vas very wicked. and 20" hsd rather come
% The Sunday school. Want tit!"
mo sis, Il was cos | couldn't 6nd no
worms fos bait" s'9tahFia ls'7ei 5.'' s'l1
Somehow Or other these boys al tu' ned
out humb0gs.7e .}a#4
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. An Eloquent Tribute.

w. clip the following glowing tribut.
I" Gen, Sterling Price. Mis~ouri'a states.
m.n and a hero Of the South, from the St
Lo"is Times - .,-d, ..e ,.+
A Governor of Missouri. Gen. Price
~. a model executive. In ~verv capacity
h;a chief aim ~. to sssv~ his State and
his country. Nri,hes friendship nor PR
soasI considerations we're allowed 10 in
.i-'f-re with b. official duties. H. ~.
faithful :" bis principles. to Missouri, to
his friends. to his c.n.~. to his soldiers.
and those to whom he waa husband, father
anil bs"the,. Endowed with noble, erner
qua and magnsni,n"ns deposition, nature
had b*stowed "po" him many Of her rsrest
gifts. ue -e4.t ..ptg - .4t-
.ea} At rnE HEAD orr Lecsoxs.
The banner under which Gen. Price
fought. iie.. Tx the ashes of g'orv. be-
drw.d with the tears If nation. II i.
ssnsii8-d rs the hl.nd of one hundred t:,ou
.snd he'"s. .nd. Iik- the bright o,iil.,n-
me "fo'd. will he remembered ~ the il.g
skst went down. fJ'ow4d BY the regrets
of on~.ha'f The civilized world. snd in =
ron6;ct of vh;~h ,he erandcst nation "f
earth would have b~<n p,ondr n IN.
# ex,reme danger he was with
his scldi-ta. to shsr~ the peril. Of the 6-ld
lin the midst of the storm Of death, near
he wavering line. in the victorious charge
NJ des:hIv s..anlt. he rode the imperial
the beloved general Hi.
name was associated with Ill that w.s
honorable. coursqeous and eenerou.. The
Ren,ua If history will rec"rd his life with
pleasure and delight. and It there is any
rne name which s~vives the sc-nces and
II \ lifA struggle in the
hres.t Of Miss"urisn, that name is Sterl
ing Prize. Il was ;nteswoven with everv
ho"ght in these terrible vears n carnage
md blond; u wss mingled with the e',d
'houis of victory and drap-d with asdn.ss
nd grief in the hour II drlsat the hopes
md affections II millions hung around it.