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ILLINOIS,,
Horrible Mnrdes>sA Farmer aud His Wife
Chopped TO Pieces.

CHICAGO, April 8, 1870.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Mumford, living near Colona
Ill., were murdered on the night OF the 5th inst. by
two men who sought to obtain 81 900, which it was
known Mr. MumfOrd had received for his farm. Mr.
Mumi0rd's head was completely severed from his
BODY. The murderers also Knocked little boy on
the head and left him for dead. but he afterwards
their escane. -
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The Dnke de Mon,pensier I'm Court.

The Duke de Monipensier In Court.
LONDON, April 8, 1870.
The Duke de Montpensier was examined In Madrid
yesterday In regard to the late duel and admitted
that he shot Prince Henri.
The Duke Is under arrest at his house, and It Is
understood VIII be brought to trial on CIVIL not
criminal process.
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CUBA.

Another Plantation Destroyed.
HAVANA, April 8, 1870.
The insurgents have burned a plantation and the
buildings thereon, near Trndad-the property OF
Mr.. stevens, Of New York city.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and fMinsr
Items OF Metropolitan News.

The following record viii show the changes IN the
temperature OF the weather. for the past twenty
hours in comparison with the corresponding day Of
last year. as Indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts phar macy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor
Of mn
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While driving horse yesterday across Sixth ave-
nue. near Fifynfth street, Harlem train struck the
wagon. killed the horse and fractured the shoulder
OF Ihe driver, George Bainch or No. 532 Forty third
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The lectures OF the spring term of the New York
Meqlca College for Women, !s7 second avenue, viii
r. NJ
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Ob.Knsx.iOus War Has Sm0Othed Hla
wrnked Ia the Western republics OF Spanish America
noushes there finely truly the Pacific influences
OF the Halter is wdesprcatf What is more harmoniEng
good Hat, and whose headgear IL extensively
circulated than issued from 22 Broadway corner of
Fulton street Why, then, should KNOX known -
the the Period In present sprua vtviea
uneouaI IIsd ele rance displayed,
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General Quesada has addressed circular to the
Cuban residents OF this city. inviting bthem to attend
meeting to be held at Irving Hall on Monday even
ing, the itth inst. at eight O'Clock. The meeting
Will be addressed IN Spanish BY General Quesada,
General Artzmeudl, OF Venezula, ana others.
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Diamond Finger Rings for sale Very Low
Some for $780, $40 and $780, nj GEO c. ALIENS AIS Broad
way, door below Canal street.
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Rough, Wintry, Chaugeabie Weather Proc
duors Catarrhs Coughs Disorders Of Lungs &C. which
JAYNE's EXPEcrORANT promptly cures, IL fai,hfuiy
administered Sold every where.
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At Gold Prices.-The Largest Assortment In
the city OF Boots and Shoes, for Ladies' Gentlemen
dren, at +. A. BROOKS This IL the the
city. o75 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
Great reduction
Soied Shoes half price.
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Dibbiee Ladies' Hair Dresser, SJ4 Brcud-
waytirand opening day of all the styles of Chgnons,
Just received from Paris Monday, April II. 1870
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Iron CrestiDgs for French Roofs Of Tweaty.
two different patterns uneqused Ia beauty OF design
men sheets sent application Iron Fronts and every
scrption Of Iron Work for buildings
j. l. JACKSON 4 BRO. Iron Works.
Twentyeighth atrcet, Second ana Twenty ninth
street, New YORK.
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Dr. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, 7Of Rrond-
cured Mrs George Meen. Broadway. opposite Asor
place, after gwen up by physicians
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Hats-Novelfies
For gents, youth and bows
WARNOCk 4 CO., 5l9 Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lottery.--Prizes Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The highest paid poubloons
aud all Kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR d CO. BANKERS, IL Wall street, NJ Y.
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GERMANY.
American Omcial BANQUET.

American Ohlcial Banquet.
BERLIN. April 8, 1870
Mr. Bancroft the American Minister gave ban.
auet last evening to j. McLeary Brown and the
Chinese Embassy. Among the guests were Messrs
While, Simson, Moltke, NoihOmb and other nota-
bles.
The Occason was one of rare uood fea,tno
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for takns scientific observations Of the next eclipse


The Darion Canal Project. .fv,.
LONDON, April ., 1870.
Mr.. Scott RUSSELL in lecture at the Institute OF
Civil EnGnesrs argued the feasibility OF and pre-
dicted the early commencement Of work on ship
canal across the lsthmas OF Darien, and declared
tnau with the liberal employment Of coolie labor the
enterprise could be completed at q comparatively
early date.
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Dnvid's Spring styles Of Gentieman's IIais,
SalesrOom, 2994 Broadway, near Duane street.
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CrisfadOr0's UnrivaIIed Hair Dye.-Sold
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. House
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Spring Overconts, Melton Cloth, St6; Others,
S2O; scotch, $40. Custom work IS usual
CLARKE, ia William street.
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----- TAKIS, ApIU b-EVe0l00.
The strike at LIE Creuzot continues, and 1t is re-
ported that all the miners in the valley Of the Loire
will STRIKE
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Pyir's 40. K" Soap, Dry aud Hard. dc.
20, $50 Washington street. Sold by grocers everywhere
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Beautiful Complex xiOn.
Read the Chemical Analysis.
g. r. CHANDLER Phi. d.,
Chemist to the Metropolitan Board OF Health
LAfRD'S BLOOM OF YOUTH, OR LIQUID PEARL,
for beauifyng and preserving the complexion skin,
Is entirety free from ieadcontans injurious metals
Colonel EMMOSS CLARK,
Secretary Metropolitan Board Of Health.
This delightful and harmless toilet preparation saa
at all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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Parliamentary Adjournment.
BERLIN, April 8. 1870.
The North German Parliament has adjourned its
session.
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A.-Herring's Patent H.
CHAMPION SAFES
SJI Br0adway Garner Murrav straeA

A.-For Black Worms aud PimpIes on tho
face iise PERRY's COMEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY
sold ny al trnuss;s, pepot4s Bond street. "a
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Rheumatfsni, ScrofuIa, &c.-See Extraordi-
nary cures Of HYATTS LIFE BALSAM, on tenth page
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ytsVtTudy UUtl
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year, 49,
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The Cotton Trade with India.
LONDON, April s, 1870.
II Is said that Bombay cotton sent by way OF the
Suez Canal has been returned TO India from Hud-
dersfeld, as yarn, In forry-hye days.
The time usually required By the Cape Of Good
Hope Is ninety days.
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PARIS, April s, 1870.
The antiquarians are profoundly interested In the
discovery Of great Roman amphitheatre In the ex-
cavatlons now going on at Mount St. Genevleve in
this city.
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Mott, CnSes, Of Cedar or Cedar Lined, ae
kELTf'S Furniture Store. 66 Broadway.
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A.-FOr q Stylish and Elegant Hat Go "a
ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, lls Nassau street.
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A. .I0hns0n's DeifciU... ASs6ftc1n Tooth
Powder Ia the delightful mouth teeth pre-
server in existence Arnold Constable, Macy, wholesale
and retail druggists sell It,
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Diabetes. Diabctes.-COnsfiIuti0n Water is n
certain for It, Depot 46 CHI street.
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A.-When You Want n Stylish and Eteanue
Hat call DOUGAN, lU2 Nassau street corner Of Ann
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OHIO.

Robbery Of the Cleveland savings Bank
$4,000 Stolcu-Arrest Of the Robbers and
Recovery Of the Money.
.e CLEVELAND. o., April 8. 1870.
This noon two men entered the Savings and Loan
Association Bank, and while one engaged the cashier
IN conversation the other quietly went to the vault
and took therefrom $4,000 in CASH The robbery
was discovered soon after the scoundres LETT the
bank, and description OF their persons being fur
rested and all the stolen money recovered.
The steamer r. N. Rice arrived here from Detroit
this morning. being the pioneer boat of the season.
There Is considerable Ice or this port but 1t Is all
rotten.
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state Of the Weather.

Stute OF the WeWtuers
LONDON, April s, 1870.
The weather to-day is delightful throughout Eng.
land.
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Seif-Siaughter.-EssaysF For Young Men On
the errors and abuses which destroy the manly powers and
shorten e with hep for the erring aud unfortunate sent
Tree OF charge IN sealed letter envelopes Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, box r. Philadelphia, Pa
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SPAIN.
Quiet Restored.

Quiet Restored.
LONDON, April 8, 1870.
Advces from Spain to-day represent that the coun.
try is quiet.
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Honor from the Academy.

Cabinet Honor from the Academy.
PARIS, April s, 1870.
Messrs. Emile Olivier and Jules Janin were chosen
members OF the French Academy yesterday very
nearly unanimously.
They received 20 out OF the 2s voices.
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American Railroad Securities-The Erie
Shares.
LONDON, April 8, 1870.
The Pau AaU Gazette OF to-day says: s.As matters
stand the Erie shareholders are unlikely to rescue
their property or vindicate their principles The
only hope is that American conscience and feeling
may assert themselves ere 1t is too late.
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A Beautiful Compile xiOn.

A.-FOr n Stylish and Elegant Hat Go to
ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, lIs Nassau street.
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he SUBMISSION to the Lesislaturc.
Serious Riot in the Iron Districts.

Serious Riot In the Iron Districts.
PARIS, April g. 1870
serious riot has broken out among the operatives
of the iron smelling furnaces and forges at Four.
chambault, near the city OF Nevers. The troops
there have been consigned to barracks.
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r FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
NapOleon'S Health---Exciting Report Of
Its Condition Yesterday.
Prince Napoleon BOnaparte on the
French Plebiscitum.
Spain Quiet All Over the
Country.
French Riots in the Iron Districts
and the Strikes Extending.
The Steamships City of Brussels
and City Of Boston.
se FRANCE.
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The Empcror's Condition OF Health.
PARIS, April s, 1870.
1t Is rumored that the Emperor Napoleon had
long fainting flr last evening after attending
view at tho Place du Carr0usel, but rallied after
some hours Of rest.
Rentes were momentarily depressed by the report.
The Latest Report from the Tuilcries.
Anvil
The Journals to-day report that the Emperor had
slight attack Of gout yesterday, which prevented
him from attending review, but soon passed away.
The Emperor visited public exhibition Of horses
to-day, and appeared to he quite WE'LL
The Vote ON Magma Charta.
LONDON April 5, 1870.
Paris correspondents OF the various London jour-
nais confidently predict that the prebtcftu will be
ordered early In May.
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte's Opinion.
PARIS, April s, 1870.
The FFuncats (newsDaper) IN its issue OF to. day
reproduces the recent opinion Of Prince Napoleon
on-Plon} to the effect that pe6iscuna is the last
alternative OF revolution.
The Submission to the Legislature.
PARIS, April s-Evening.
The question OF submitting the PSe5iscauin to the
Chambers before 1t voted by the people not set
tied.
The Emperor has not yet given his consent to that
order OF proceeding.
Grand Military Review-The Troops March.
ing Past the Emperor.
PARIS April 8, 1870.
A grand military review was contemplated yes
terday, but at late hour it was postponed until to-
day.
To-day the streets are full of troops and people.
The weather is delightful The troops are now two
p NJ passing the Emperor, who, with his attend
ants Is stationed In the Place du yarrouse near the
Tuneries.
Serious Riot In the Iron Districts.
PARIS, April s, 1870.
serious riot has broken out among the operatives
of the iron smelling furnaces and forges at Four.
chambaut near the city OF Nevers. The troops
there have been consigned to barracks.
The Strike Extending.
H PARIS, April s-Evenng.
The strike at lie Creuzot continues, and It is re-
ported that all the miners the valley Of the Loire
will strike.
Cabinet Honor from the Academy.
PARIS, April s, 1870.
Messrs. Emile Olivier and Jules Janin were chosen
members OF the French Academy yesterday very
nearly unanimously.
They received 20 out OF the % voices.
Rome at the Door in Paris.
PARIS, April s, 1870.
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The Jnpnncse Corn File Removes Corus
without main Tweny-hye cents. Sold all
storea t. II. BERrRAM, General Agent
"a Piue street, room No. &
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The board of Health, in Its Recent Pnb.
shed analysis of hair preparations says The kEsfukEk
AMERICA, prepared by Or. l. j. OBkIEN 2U2 East Thir-
tetn street. does not contain other injurious
metal" being the only preparation In their long catalogue
free from poIson.
To be hsa MAcY's Of druggists and hair dealers
throughout the country.
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LONDON, April 8, 1870.
The House Of Lords. after brief session to-day. IN
which legal bills and other measures of secondary
interest were considered. adjourned until the 2sth
instant.
A government commission has been appointed to
Investigate and draw up report on the safe Of pro.
motions in the army.
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Joseph McDermott, Edward Clark and John Ryan,
three boys all about seventeen years of age, were
charged before Justice Hogan, at the Tombs yester
day. with breaking into the printing office of Cor
heitus keil, OF No. "a Fulton street. and stealing
seventy-siX dollars worth or type, paper and sta
tonery. They pleaded guilty and were committed
to answer. III
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Scientific Investigation.
LONDON, April 8, 1870.
Elaborate preparations are beng made In England
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The Irish Land Bill-Fcnianism and the Food
supply.

LONDON, Apri! S-Evening.
This evening the House OF Commons continued
the consideration Of the Irish Land bill In committee
Mr. Kavanagh, member for Carlow county moved
to strike out the clause granting floo damages to a
tenant for loss Of holding.
Messrs. Palmer and Fortescue favored the motion,
but Mr. Gladstone pronounced against IT, and at the
request OF Mr.. Dtsraeii 1t was Withdrawn.
Other amendments Of local interest we're dis
cussed.
The House, after recess, reassembled at nine
p M. and went into the consideration of local sub
jects, such as market for foreign CATTLE military
education, &c.
Mr.. Bruce, Home Secretary. in reply to question
from Mr. Moore said an investigation into the con-
dillon Of the Fenian prisoners was In progress
The House went into Committee OF Supply and O
long discussion followed.
The London Examiner, in an article on the Irish
Land bill, remarks thas legislative imperialism
breaks down everywhere, leaves proper business
undone and blunders sadly over local work. and its
O1cia guides confess their inability to DO better
Scientific Investigation.
Ao~tt O
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The Vote ON Magma Charta.
LONDON April s. 1870
Paris correspondents OF the various London jour.
nats confidently predict that the ptebtsct,nn will be
ordered early In May.
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The Steamships City Of Brussels
and City Of Boston.
FRANCE.

The Empcror's Condition Of Health.
PARIS, April s, 1870
1t Is rumored that the Emperor Napoleon had
long fainting ft last evening, after attending re-
view at tho Place du Carrousel, but rallied after
some hours Of rest.
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The Latest Report from the TuiIeries.
PARIS, April S-Evening
The journals to-day report that the Emperor had
slight attack Of gout yesterday, which prevented
him from attending review, but soon passed away.
The Emperor visited public exhibition Of horses
to-day, and appeared to he quite we'll
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An Incident OF Lee.

A few days ago, a. "A public meeting
held in Columbia, S. G., Gen, Wade
Hampton delivered n very impressive
eulogv on the death Of Gen. Robert Il,
Lee, concluding AS follows:
Now that he has fallen, may
mention what never have spoken Of
before, to show you not only what
were the feelings that actuatcd him in
the duty to which his beloved country
men called him, but what noble senti-
mcnts inspired him when he saw the
cause for which he had been fighting
for so long about to perish, just be-
fore the surrender, after 4 night dc
voted TO tie most arduous duties, as
one Of his staff came in to sec him ia
the morning, he found him woin and
weary aud diShcartcN2d, and the Cen
eral said TO him, How easy ! could
get rid Of this and be at rest. | have
only TO ride along The line, and all will
be over Bat said ho--and there
spoke the christian patriot--'it it is our
duty to lire, for what will become of
the women and children Of the South
! il we are not here to protect them 2
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Immigration

Gov. Scnter issued the following
proclamation on Monday:
WHEREAS, A convention has been
called to meet at Indianapolis, Ind, IN
the 23d day Of November, 1870 for
the purpose Of encouraging and pro-
tccting immigration; and,
WHEREAS, All immigration societies
throughout the country are requested
to appoint delegates thereto,
Nov, therefore !, ID W. c. Sentcr,
Governor. etc, approaching the in
portance of such Il movement, do here
by request each county board of immi-
grafton ana immigration societies
throughout the State TO appoint dele
gates to represent them in said conven-
ton, with 4 delegation four 10 repre-
sent the State at large.
d. W. C. SENTER.
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The Gardc National.

A Paris correspondent sperking OF
the Caric National, says: but will
they fight" A Duchess Of an ancicn,
military stock said last week IN answer
to this question: mo they never
fought. and they never will fight.
Why not, Madamei'
Because they are afflicted with an
inherited poltloonery. You know
their history. Tell me when they
stood fire. They ran away in l3 and
they ran away in 50. tell you they
are not to he depended upon. Besides
they are shopkecpers, and shopkcepcr4
always fight with one eye Oil their
shop. The mcrcenary eats up the he
roic You can't be Il hero and shop.
keeper both. The counter is fatal tc
poetry; trading kills unsellishness
Monsieur, only two classes make gooo
soidlers-the working man or the Ina
chine turned by the crank of com
mand, aud the gentleman or the hero
ic intelligence selfd,reeted and self
impelled. One is valuable from his
plastic stupidity-you can do what
you please with him. The otLer is
useful from his seIr-cousciousncss-he
can do what he plcases witI himself q
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Franklin County Directory

GnNC. d!td iiNeFHeN.
Dr. Lewis MctcaiG Mayor. Madison
pnrtrr and j, ". McCutchcon, Aldermen
l., ward: Il. l.. Buckley and W. Ransom
al war,: &. c. Garner. 81, and }. Is. tltZ-
mtrick. 81 ward; Geo. Lcirbcr and / )
l,rison. lth Ward. VIM. Vaughn, Con-
stable. <,,;t
Cirri, Court tor Franklin county hclC
an tnur;h MONDAYS of March. July ant
November. Hon. ". l.. llirkcrson, prcsl'
lir( ,Julnc. 4. j. jackson Clerk-Ollict
in courthouse.
81 ChGucery Dicision.
chonccry Court tor I.ranklin county helt
an llie Fourth Mondays in une ana Jan
n,ry. 4. :. Marks. Winchester, Tenn.
hnnccllor. ii. Il. Estiil, Clerk " Master
Jilice ON east corner Puhlic square.
county court.
Held ON 1st Monday Of each month
Honorable John W. Williams, Judge
Iohn G.. Epochs. Clerk. and }. L. Enoclls
Deputy. Office in Courthouse.
QUARTERLY Court held lst Mondays o
January, April, July and October.
Justiccs Of the Peace.
John w. Williams. Office at his Saddle
Shon Southwest side Public Square.
Offices ofJustice Finch and Justice I'r!-
or in the row of brick Offices opposite
llome journal office.
county Register.
j. j. Martin. Register. Office, souti
corner Public Square.
County Trustee.
VIM. r. Francis. Jr.. Trustee. Can DC
found at Tobc Turney's Law Office.
IaI Collector.
,no G Hannah. Tax Collector. Olllc'
with County Court Clerk.
county SaTceyOr.
Col. +. T. Estill. Residence across
Boiling Fork. Oh street or road Leading tt
Dechcrd.
Sheriff.
D.. Martin, Sheriff. Office at BraZel
tons corner. Thos. II. Finch. John AIM
ningham and Alex. Silvertooth. Deputies
coroner.
John L. Green, Coroner.
Ranger.
John I. Slater, Ranger. Office on Mali
street.
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what your father will say when he
knows it. You know he is determined
that Ella Wakefield shall be your
wife"
"And am as determined that she
shall rot, mother. ! cannot be die.
tate to in matter that relates to my
own happiness"
But you ought to let your father
know it."
IL shall not tell him, mother"
"Thcn | must, John"
~ do not object; only il may make
it unpleasant for Miss Moltman. How
ever, do as You think hest, mother.
Whatever he may say will not affect
me in the least, SO far as my resolu
ton to marry the woman Of my choice
is concerned"
Mis-. Barnabee fel. that it vas her
luty to inform her husband, yet it was
Il very unpleasant task.
Wants to marry the govcrncss.
does hc!" exclaimed Mr.. Bamabcc,
growing very red in the face. "l'll
show him! Where is the yonng ras.
cal Z"
In the library with Miss Mortmain,
and the children; but / wouldn't 90
there now
IL shall go this minute said he,
waddling to the door. "Ill know
what's what. Daar dcarw
John was sitting at the window,
He held an open book in his hand,
but he couldn't have told single
word there was on the page, for he
WAS watching every movement Of Ella
Mortman, as, unconscious Of his scru
tiny, she heard the childrcn's lessons
"You rascal. !" exclaimed Samuel
Barnabce, bursting into the room,
wheeling and putting. "You want to
marry Miss Mortmuin, do you!'
The lady bl lushod crimson, while
John arose, blazing with Indignation.
"Father, I clnrcut you to have SO ne
RESPECT
"Want to marry her, do you" re-
peated the old gentleman. "Shcs era,
~ to once think Of such . jackanapes;
and I an hot going TO impose upon
her by consentiDg. Why, my dear
child, that boy is not worth the salt he
eats. shall disinAcrit him if he
"slop, father cried john.
"Stop:" shriyko1 Mr., Baruahce, as
he graspcd JOHN hy the arm. "Comc,
yer here now and tell me the truth
Now, Miss Mortmain, do you really
want to marry this boy:'
The poor girl Turned away her head
to hide her confusion, and John, deep
ly mortified, yet ha!'' pleased at the
turn Of affairs, stepped to her side,
Father said he, ''no wo%d OF the
kind has ever passed between uS, but
as the question has been askcd,
alone must receive the answer ] am
waiting, Ella"
She lifted up hcr face, radiant with
love and JOY, ald for an answer She
placed her band in his.
That's enough! that's plenty
cried the old gentleman. "Ah, YOU
rascal! I've outwittcd YOU and As
YOU wont be likely to back OF the
track now, I'll just tell you that you
have been making love TO Ella Mont
main Wakefield. lla! ha! Fila, You
never GUESSED what | was driving at
when | wanted you to come here IN
cognta. Dear! dear! dear, | hope |
YOU will be happy"
And they were happy.