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The Two N9ph2ws.

At the paror window Of q pretty yj'
Ia, near Wai;on-ou-Vbames, sat, ono
evening ut dusk, M old man and =
Young woman. The age Of the lnar
might hc some scvcntr, while his com
pnnion had certainty not reached nine
teen. Her beautiful, blooming fac,
and active, light and upright figure
were in strong c0utrast with the wora
c0untcnGncp ami bent frame Of the Odd
man. lut ip his eye and in tue corner,
OF his month. were indications Of n gay
srlf,cUutilpncc. which age and sulrr
inc had damped, but not eXtiNgNished,
mo use looking any more, Mary,
said he "ncitl er John Mcade nor Pc
ter Finch VIII be here before Hrh
Very hard chat, when sick unceWk k,
his two ntpltews to come and sec him
they can't rome at once. The duty il
simple in the cxtremo--oaly help IN,
to die, and take what choose 70 ira,,
them in my will! Pooh! When / Mss
a young man III have done it for my
tmcle with the utmost ceIcrily But
the worlds getting quite hcartlpss :.
"Oh, sir" sad May,
Aud what does Oh sir mean?
said he. "D'yc think slant die? /
know better 4 little more ana thertli
he an end of Billie Collect. Hen have
eft this,lrty world for 3 cIrqhor---to
the great sorrow (and adynnto@o) Of
his aTcc ionate relatives! Ugh! Civ,
ne a glass of the Doctors stun
The girl poured ont some medIrioe
into q glass, aud CoIlctt, after hayinr
contemplated itfor moment with in
finite disgust, managed to get Il down.
Il tell you what Hiss Mary Jayne
said he, i don't, BY any means ap
,r,ya of vour -Oh. sirr and Dear sir
and tha rest Of it when I'VE told Won
how hate ,o be called sir ct ALL
WI. o,,,1o,+ho mara ro.,oc,g,l
ii YOU were IA charity girl and Il hca.
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Circuit Court for Franklin county held
on fourth Mondays Of March. duly and
November. Hon. W. p. llickerson. presi-
ding Judge. I. j. jackson Cierk-Oliicc
nDt'. house.
Sd Chuncery DiriSion.
Chancrry Court tor Franklin county held
on Wednesday after third Monday of Feb
ruarv and august. Hon. b. NJ liilmai.
prr>i,ln. Chancellor. H. X. Fstiil, Clerk
IL Master. and Thos. Short, Deputy. Office
Oh east corner Public square.
GOHnty Court.
Held on 1st Monday OF each month.
Hon, !. y. McCutch"on. presiding Judge.
John q. Enochs. Clerk. and j. 1. EnochS.
Deputy. Office in courthouse.
Quarterly Court held lst Mondays of
JANUARY. april, July and October.
Justices of the Pcnce. e.
John W. v illiams. Office at his Saddle
Shop, Southwest side Public Suuarc.
Offices ofJustice Finch and Justice Pry-
or in the row Of brick Offices opposite
liomc journal office.
County Register.
J. j. Martin. Register. Office, south
corner Public square.
county Trustee.
X. J. Turner. Trustee. Residence in
sOntli-west Winchester.
Tar Collector.
HerndOn Green. Tax Collector. Office
with County Court Clerk.
county SurreyOr.
Col. +. T. Estill. Residence across
Boiling Fork, on street or road leading to
Decherd.
Sheriff.
ID. j. Martin. Sheriff. Office at Brazel
tons corner. Thos. II. Finch. Ross Curtis
and a. j. Skidmore, Deputies.
coroner.
Nath Frizzell, Jr., Coroner. Residence
on Elk River.
Ranger.
John T. Slater, Ranger. Office on Main
street.
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~ Houston, Texas, Young man
VA introduc'd.tO a Young lady, and
during the conversation that ensuch
made iocnlar rcmarl, about matri.
momy, whlch ended IN . bargain, and
II AL boar they were all nicely and
>nugiy married. They have now lived
"g,lh r forty ciGh, hours. and neitac:
% .ret- i In lart. 'hvv both like it.
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They can never give me back again what
! have thrown away
The brightest jewel woman wears through
out her little day;
The brightest and the only one, that from
the cluster riven, ur.
Shuts ont forever woman's heart from all
its hopes of Heaven.
What if died tonight? What if died
as am lying here?
There's many green leaf withcrs ere The
Autumn comes to scar!
There's many.a dew-drop shaken down
ere yet the sunshine came,
And many spark hath died before it
wakcned into flame!
What If died Tonight. and left these
wrctchcd bonds Of clay,
70 seek beyond the hollow sphere bright
err, better day?
What if my soul passed out aud sought
that haven .! the blest,
"Where tie wicked cease from troubling
and the weary are at rest!
Would angels. call me from above, and
hrrkon me 20 come
And j it, them in their holy songs in that
eternal home?
Would they clasp their hands in GIadnesS
when obey saw mysoul set free,
4 nd uni,t bn -i,In my nntI. pr IN nj a re-
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nv word 7 u ,st say
y so,l J,A, r,ri,',
hlI, r. r. H.,
w-TIll,. mn, Who, -; ~ sim 8,
marrv--aq yon' observed with gr.,I
ins,icn sir2 81 hnr ol;a, III, c,rs,.
oucncc--as YOU very .rou.,Iy r,oark
cd. Finrh. C,n she carry on the oil
mans business? ! dare say il will su9.
port her very vel"
"Nhyp,. &.iI Mr.. C,,I,tt ,Hrioay
lied = L,nkr,r+ and his ,iI,w and
children arc drs'ifutc."
"Thot does not ,I,sy iba npos,;on ;,
said pn,cr Finch ale, Dr;ros' rroilc
do s,,ne,hir, for her.
..ro M srro', eofd NJ. sC,,lou
briggs family are the people to do
something former. She mustn't expect
ANYTHING from ns-must she. John y,
"Dcsli.nte, is she 2" said.John "Anl
with children. tool Why, this is an
other case, sir. You certainly ought
to notice hcr-to assist her Confourd
it, Tn for letting her have the hundred
\ year.
"Oh. John. John! what a break
down." exclaimed Mr. Collect $50
Won were trying to r,ll,w Peter Fnr,l.
,,,r,,rr, S,,ov Ar,h.o onl ,nrurl hack
,t the scc,oI ster, II re-. = brave
traveller for ror. P,tr join. JOHN
Looo ,o ,orr A,.,ri, rol;v ana l,,y.
sf.r,.r U,vs :, ,.rv d;,r.r.n, MON
c,oa h,o h,tl. cf CON ryo mn wi.
g. toll, ,,,. NOR. I'll think o,.r an
v,r have s,iJs
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cheer Mp, mlo (Esity tries ''s' and
shows up our better qualities "Ah'
mit adveryity didn't try me; it was
solemn old judge, and he showed ny
my worst qualities
---'' The candles YOU sold me last
vera very baI,' said Jones to his gro
Ger. "Inheed, sir, am sorry for That
YES, sir Do You know they burnt to
the middle aud wouId then bnrn 10
longer?' ."You surprise me! D'd
thew 90 QUIZ mo, sir; they burnt
shorter"
"A Toledo German, who has been
hreptng a saloon tor the accommodate
ton of printers, has been obliged to
SUSPEND On his h9ots were found the
following named members OF the craft;
DER Lain Brinter;' Der Leetle,, )"
Der Pen Putier Brigter;' Der Bri"'
ter mt der ret mar, 'Dei bIiHt(i 'A'.
hair not shoust 50 red
A fascinating young widow, hav-
Inc married an elderly man, annoyed
him by frequent references to her "f'st
bu,hanA," whcreat the old gentleman
finally rewon- tratc,l. II daresav.' re-
piled the irud creature, porting her
pretty lips, that you'll he glad to have
me remember 'ou when you're dead
and zone. and I'm married again
Hans, where was Non born
=. Ga the ua!dorharrick "What. a.
wasp "Ynw, and before, top.'
.lIuw old are you, then = "N hen tie
old schonlh0use is bailt, | was two
weeks more n0ra year, what lsh paint
81 red, AS you 20 home init your back
behind you, ON the right hand side, by
the old black smith shop, what stands
where it was burnt down next year. VIII
pc two weeks"
- Two lrishmen, on suItry night
~ refuge undcrneath the ted c.otnts
from skirmishing party OF mosqu''
toes. At last one OF them sasWAg
from heat, vtntured TO pep hey ond the
bulwarks, ami esp,ed 3 fire hy which
had s,rayei intluihsloom' Aro"si"g
hi, companioq (poeh, he said;
jamie, Ja'ri USE y' might
As weel come ~ lere's one OF ue.
crayters sarching for US wild q lsH-
thcrn."
A schoo'mas,er was very partial 10
one of hjs pupils, and very severe 70
m .ther. One day they we're tardy.
lie ca led them upon the door: james,
NV bow" said he to the fsv"r'te, re-
!re,inlly but kindly, why were YOU
l,i,Y" You see, sir" copied James,
II .as asleep, sir, and Il rsemed VAS
.oins TO California, and 'ehooI bell
wa the bell of the stea,nfr.' THAT
,;llJo, my boy said the teacher. glad
IF an * use u shield him, always
Tell tlS truth, my boy. Aud now, SIR,
SAID he TO the ether, s,rrnly, "shere
were you?' "You see, SIR said the
urchn, cantlidiy, II Was ~aitngto see
Jim of"
A few days after the marriage of
fashionable young lady, school com
panion called up'n her and was sur
prised Ia find So many servants about
the. house. "Why Mary" SAID size
what in the name of goodness do you
have So many servants about "n ior
Oh" replied Madame, I'VE have no
more than we want There is but one
cook, one chsmbermaid, two house
maids, one hoasekeepcr and . cA'lds
nurse am sure there are none too
many" ala, ha ~ laughed her friend
what 10 YOU want with q obilds
nur.e? ?, well sc bave any nninc-
diate use for ber. but then, when we
we're married Charles said We ~oaii
need one. AMI you know It's not Al
ways bes, to leave things I'LL TIE isss
'uooHnAs
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the old man. But l like yonr spirit.
81 have no doubt you do,' though
John.
"Oh, when / was Il youth was q Ut
tie that way myself said Peter "Ba
the worId--thc world. my dear sir
soon cures. us Of all romaGtic notions
| regret, OF course, to see poor people
miserable; but what is the use of re
greeting, It's no part Of the busin's.
oTthe superior classes 80 interfere with
jha laws Of supply and demano, poor
people must be miserable What can't
he cured must be endured"
"ThaL is to say,' said John, "wl9I
we cant cure they must endure"
"EXactly so,' said Peter.
Mr., Collct, this day was too i'll to
leave his bed; about noon he requested
to see his nephews in his bedroom,
they found him proppcd up bypiiIows
looking very weak, but in good spirit,
IS u Gol.
Nv I'll, boys,' said be, there an,
You see; brought to an anchor at last,
The Doctor viii he here sooa, ! sap,
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THE FAMILY CIRCLE.
FALLEN.

THE following poem, which originally appeared
in the Illustrated News. published in Richmond
during the war, was written by Captain II. r. stan.
ton, of the Confederate Army, and Is one of the
most beautiful and touching poems in the English
language:l
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rue w MS caTrIASe' u''h splaSn poor
John Meade as he trudgcs along on
foOtw
The haranguc was interrupted by q
ring at the gate, and Mr.. Peter Finch
was announced. He had scarcely taken
lis seat when another pull at the bell
was heard, and Mr. John Meade wa,
auioun;cd
/ Mr.. Collect eyed his two nephews
with a queer sort Of a smile, whilst
they made speeches expressive Of sor-
row at the nature Of their visit. A.
last, stopping them,
"Enoagh, boys, enough - said he.
Let us ind some better subject to dis
cuss tAan the state OF an old mans
hralto% | want to know little more
about you both. / have'Dl s,en much
oryou up to the p"cscut t.mc and for
anything ! know you may he rosues or
tooIs.'
John Meade seemed rather to vince
.NmIcr this al,r IS: hui Peter Finch
sal caI,n and confident.
40 pU. case now" said 6Ir. Cot
Ntt;"'bie morning. aroor~rgt2h OF
arienrr cane ly--.lg here. WEI, /
kaew something ahou. ii. fellow. and.
! believe lie only lo'd tie tutA, 50 I
gayr hm shiiIiup to get .G Of lsn
Now lin AFRAID did wrong. What
claim hal ac on me? What claim la.
i.,.,....,..l.hy qv r.,.
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All communications to advance the
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WIT AND HUNG.
"A Kansas paper sneering d,

"A Kansas paper sneoring at
stupidity of a contemporary, says: eth,
best thing he got Off this week was q
dirty shirt"
$500 II has been decided by the Flack.
vile Debating Society that the reason
why hens always lay eggs in the day
is because at might they are roosters.
"A married lady being asked TO
waltz, gave the following sensible and
appropriate answer: No, thank you,
sir, have hugging enough at home"
Snooks was advised to get his life
insured. Wont do it," said he; sit
would be just my luck to live for ever,
if should Mrs Snooks said, "Wcll.
wouldn't, my dear"
"A cross Old bachelor says, The
reason why women do not cnt them.
selves in two by tight lacing, is because
they lace around the heart, and that is
50 bard they cannot affect it.
$500 Jennie June AYERS that the reason
the attempt to introduce the Elizabeth
an rulEs las proved such . miserable
failure. is because the ladies' cannot be
kissed ia them, o, Jennie how could
you?
My opponent, Mr.. Chairman, per-
sists in saving that lie is entitled to the
floor. Whether this is 50 or not l.
shall not inquire. All ] wish to say IS
thot he viii get loored if he interrupts
me again
"A young lady wac alighling front
an Omnibus when Il ribbon fell rom her
nonnet. lyon have lett your bow be.
hinl," remarked Il lady passenger.
NO, haven't; he's gone a.tshinS,'
exclaimed the damsei.
do You say that as lawycs or
man = exclaimed an cxaspcrated VIII
ness whum lawyer was cross.eHam'u'
ing. III you say il as man, 1t Is
ic and Islander; but ii yon SAY IL rs
,......., -, ,,.+ 81 tIln .li orb l.ss1knoul-
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The cause OF the death Of Mrs. Il ,ss,
widow Of tie Russ pavement, was q IT.
tie pimrIe near her mouth, which she
picked with her hnge GENIAL, which pris-
oncd il. d ck things With your
nails il you Want TO so where She
wOOlbine twinSA.
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The iron voice from yondcr splre has
hushed its hollow tone,
And midnight finds me lying here in ST.
lence and alone;
The still moon through my window sheds
Its soft light on the floor
With Il melancholy paleness have never
seen before.
And the Summer wind comes to me with
its sad .Ioian lay,
AS if burdrn,d with. the sorrows of II
weary, very day;
Yet the moonlight cannot sOotle me OF the
sickness here within.
And the sad wind takes no portio1 from
my bosom's weight of sin.
Yet my heart and all its pulses seem so
quietly to rest.
MAT scarcely feel them beating in my
4 arms or in my breast;
And these rounded limbs arg resting now
so still upon the he'd, -
That one would think, to see me here, that
Twas ly ing ucad.
What if 'twere so? What if di,d-diA r
as | am nipg now,
With someth 4 like to virtues calm upon
this marble brow?
What if I died Tonight? All! now thi
slothful heart begins to beat!
A fallen wretch like me to pass from earth
so4sadly sweet! E.
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,cHtrst IT. lv, All kinds OF job Work. Our
material i. all new. and selected by us in
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oar N0HpdreU Jgb Press
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Franklin County Directory


SIR JHdicink CirCait.
Circuit Court for Franklin county held
On fourth Mondays Of March. duly and
November. Hon. W. =. lIickrrson. presi-
ding Judge. I. j. jackson Cierk-Ollicc
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The man Of business went on with
his reading.
"IIaving always held the opinion that
woman shonld he rendered u rational
and Independent being, and having duly
ronsiIarnl tha fact that society prnrti-
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TO TIE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
By the Western Union Line-OHces Granite Bank
Building and the state Housed
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
WAsuISGToS, April 20.

ASHISGroS, April Is.
| SENATE Mr.. Sumner presented a me-
mortal from the National Executive Com
mlttee of the colored people of the U. $.
asking that the word ''white" be struck from
the naturalization laws. He said he had al
ready introduced a bill on the subject and
hoped that the Judiciary Committee would
act promptly on the subject
| Mr. Edwards. a member of the judiciary
Committee, said that the word ''white" ought
to be struck out of all laws; that the commit
tee had been charged with bills revising the
whole of the naturalization laws, and they
| expected to report upon the subject of the me-
mortal in short time.
The joint resolution for the relief of GER
tain officers Of the navy was taken up.
Mr.. Sumner hoped that the Senate would
not spend as much time on that subject as
upon the proposition for pension from Mrs.
Lincoln
Mr.. Edmunds replied that the Pension
Committee of which he was also a member,
were taking testimony on that subject, and
the only trouble was that they had not been
able to examine his friend from Mass.
Mr.. Stewart made some personal explana-
tons relative to his connection with the Sutro
Tunnel
The bill was passed with the amendment
repeating the act of March ID, 1867. and
providing that an increase of pay go to Off
GERS in consequence of promotion under the
said act, except when on active duty.
The bill providing for a better security of
life on steam vessels, and prohibiting the
holding of any L. S. Circuit Court where it
is not required by existing laws, was passed.
as were also the house resolutions appropri-
ating $1,000 to pay the expenses of the Gen
Howard investigation, regulating the effect of
a vote Of thanks by Congress on promotion in
the Navy, the effect of which will be to con-
tinue an Admiral 10 years, while the promo
ton of junior officers under him will be de-
layed in consequence. The Senate then adj
journed.
HOUSE. The joint resolution for portrait
of Gen. Geo Thomas passed unanimously.
Resolutions appropriating $1,000 for ex-
periments for ventilatlng the hall of the
House, and declaring that there had been no
legal elcctinds in the 9TH Louisiana district
were passed.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the Tariff bill and adopted rs
to 81 the amendment to the paragraph taxing
railroad iron, fixing the duty at 60 cents per
100 pounds, a reduction of ten cents per
hundred from the present rate.
\ number of subsequent amendments were
rejected, and pending a discussion on the
difference between wire and round iron of
the same size arising from the next para
graph relating to iron wire. the committee
rose and the House adjourned
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Arrangements are making by the Cniver-
salists for the holding in this city of grand
centenary meeting. 1t is thought that the
meeting will take place the third week in May,
and DIR. Miner and others Of Boston will be
present, besides prominent men of the denom-
nation in our own State.
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Attention is called to the advertisement of
Mr.. Milliken. The system of teaching that
he proposes is adopted at the Conservatory of
Music in Boston, and has many advantages.
1t is pleasant and profitable in many ways to
the pupils, gives them confidence, and stimu
lates a laudable ambition TO learn. Mr.. Mil
liken is first class teacher
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We were glad to receive call yesterday
;, agent of the Copsecook Mills in Gardiner,
who has just returned from five months So
journ in England, where he has been engaged
in business for the company. Mr.. Merriam
is in the best of health and has not seen sick
day since his absence. For real enjoyment,
he thinks the winters of Maine are to be pre-
vferred to those of England.
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y A ''Cantata of the Seasons" is to be per-
], formed in Gardiner on Monday and Tuesday
/ evenings, May I'd and. 3d. by the Universal
d list Choir, assisted by several young ladies
n and gentlemen of Gardiner--also some from
|, Hallowell. The second evening will close
u with social dance. There will be solo for
ID each month, also several tableaux and cho-
In ruses.