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HOW the Tariff R.n was Received in
the EgOuse.

In the House Tuesday, after Mr..
SCHENCK, from the Committee Of Ways and
Means, had reported bill modifying the
tariff,
Mr.. CULLUM, OF Illinois, inquired whe-
Their this was the unanimous report Of the
committee.
Mr.. SCHENCk replied that oil the items
had not been agreed 10 unanimously, but
The committee ordered the report Of the bill.
The whole bill Is the embodied results Of
The examination upon the several articles.
There were some articles omitted that he
(Mr. scHEScE) thought should have gone
in, while there are matters in it that other
members thought had better be omitted.
Mr.. CULLOM would like to know whe-
ther members Of the committee had unani-
lnously agreed upon the several items.
Mr.. SCHENCK declined to answer that
question, as not being III accordance with
the custom of the House. One feature Of
the bin was that it, rs q general thing,
changed ad u0l0rcm duties to specific, as
calculated to best meet oil ends and to bet
ter prevent frauds. Another feature was
that the free list had been greatly enlarged,
especially III the matter OF drugs. They had
also allowed some latitude to the admission
Of raw material, and at the same time had
given protection to raw material produced
IN this country. But he did not propose at
this time to go into u discussion Of the me-
lits, but would wait until the bill was print
Cd and came up for consideration regu-
Iurly.
Mr.. ALLISON, Of Iowa, wanted a few
weeks delay-at least two-before the bill
should be considered in the House. 1t at
fccts largely every interest III the country,
and changes the property of the country TO
the value of at least fifty millions Of dol
lars. 1t effected great changes in relation
to iron, steel, and coal, and makes COM
plete change Of classification in the article
Of sugar. He believed that change was
made in favor Of the sugar rehners. In
view of these changes he desired to have
the bill sent out to the whole country in
order that the opinions Of the people might
come back before the House proceeded to
consider the bill. 1t was true the free list
had been enlarged, but it was in the int
rest of protection and not of revenue. The
hill was in the interest OF protection rather
than in the interest of revenue i'll the in
terest Of the manufacturer rather than in
the interest Of the consumer.
= Mr. SCHENCK said it seemed to be
Egreed that the bill should not be discussed
6Qpon it's merits at this time. He would
}sSree to postponemcnt Tor two weeks.
Mr. BROOKS, of New York, said lie had
eo1perated with pleasure with the majority
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03
Appointment Of Louisiana State
AUTHORIZATIONS fer Fraud.

NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-The steam
err Cuba, hence Tuesday for Baltimore,
broke her propeller, and returned for re-
pairs. 7sE.
Governor Yarmouth has appointed james
Graham State Auditor, rice Wicklife, sns-
pended in consequence Of articles Of inn
parchment brought against him.
The grand fury has found true bills
against Perry Fuller Qate collectorl and
his late associates, w. G. Gray, +. g. De
Wolf, Robert d. Spronle, William 4. West,
and Marx Dinkiespiel, %, IRE athdavita,
which charge conspiracy % defraad the
Government Of it's revenues
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

0CT AND GoNs.--A letter was received
here Monday from Lucien Beard, the horse
thief, who was taken from jail here; car
ried to Richmond, and released on !" straw
bail,'' stating that he was on his way to the
West, and had shaken.the- dust of old Vir-
ginia from his feet finally and forever, and
would not appear to stand his trial in Rich
mond. The letter was postmarkd Parkers-
burg, West Virginia, and there is not the
least doubt that this desperate has hed the
State to escape the punishment which he 30
we'll knew he deserved, and which would
have been visited upon him. We have as
little doubt that the eagerncss of the Rich
monM authorities to obtain custody of Beard,
after he had been sent on here for trial for
felony, was part of q deep-laid plot to in
sure his escape. This opinion is confirmed
by the fact that Beard states in the letter re-
ferred to that it cost him 81 500 to secure
his bail. To whom this money WAS paid
will probably be never known outside the
"ring" Of those who lined their pockets
with It, and Beard himself" Such cases as
this are mockery upon justice; and if the
guilty parties could be discovered no pun
ishment would be too severe for them
Lyschburg Ne,ps.
We cannot believe that the Richmond au-
tborities are 30 bad as the Ne,es represents
them. f..... ".'
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Cattle Markets.


MONDAY, January SIS p. A-Beef Cattle wers
moderately active this week. but prices were
lower. About 900 head arrived and sold at 90
ssc: for extra Pennsylvania and Western steers;
Steers and s@oac. 81 H., gross, for common, 40 TO
quality.
eheep were dull and lower; is, 900 head arrived
and sold at the different yards at sGsc. p D.,
gross, rs to condition.
Hogs were In fair demand at an advance; 100
head arrived and sold at the different yards nc Vi
@$A q 100 bs., net-the latter rate for choice.
NEW YORK.
r. sANUARY al.-This morning trade Y IS lively IN
horneu SotJe and Sheep, Pris ;s;
value. Prices OF Cattle quoted were as follows !:
No prime bullocks; first quality. lie. D.; second
B. Some Texanss coarse and thin, sold at fic. q
D.. Highest price quoted, tic. p b.; lowest price
quoted, lie. ~ b. This days average, lsc. y d:
In the Sheep market prices ranged nom stV7s
Dressed Hogs brought to-day l29lsSe. net.
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; rELEaKApHIC NEWS.
N ~. Refk stselx slsA Monex marAet

Hsw IRerk :, stsek sls4 Honey Market.
s.n nv IoaK, February ~ soon. There was no
eau OF stocks e ti, oaf6 this morning IN rarse.
gnenee OF the death Of s. II. Roger ,,,s,nns er
jug quotations are from sl.e lona room,
s,oeks strong. Money Per cent sssr n rsyns
ehrnss-Lons, loo short 1909. Gold. IAN. %
counts-Prime, 7gs per cent, ster.,n. EN-. DIS
uncnanged. Gold stronger at ia1s@ls1s. ssara. se
'sa, l1sA. Southern securities bs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO In MONTANA
Helena, January 3l.--A short but violent
hurricane passed over Helena on Saturday
morning, unroohng houses and blowing
down chimneys, Sc. The United States
arsenal was completely demolished. The
courthouse was badly damaged. Loss,
$4,000. 80. - u ;. .------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

Encouraged by the weather, New York
milliner has issued cards of invitation to
private view of some new spring bon.
nets.''
The Corinth, VT, copper mine is now
worked by sixty men, who bring out LES
tons Of ore month. The vein has been
opened $50 feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

Between Albany and New York naviga.
ton may now be said to be entirely open
and free. A considerable quantity of bro
ken ice has lodged at two or three points
Ne,o Hork Times.
That does not read as if there were nc
ice in Now York. -.a-E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

Daniel Littrell, for whose arrest the Re-
venue Bureau offered reward of $1,000
for shooting United States soldier in Vir-
ginia in November last, has written a long
letter to the supervisor of Virginia, which
has been forwarded to the commissioner.
detailing the true statement of the affair,
and begging the commissioner to reduce the
reward, as he was never worth that sum in
the palmiest days of slavery. ~
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v1RGTNIA NEWS

3, nm: = . Il =. George Il. Stephens, .,,e
~ tsuetpnia negro; who Vas until recentivs
Any appointment Of that most cbrrtibt Of ali
|kne military commanders over. viz
gina, densraf1 eanby, sheriff Of /, Es.er
county, is generally believed 10 ,h.ya a.
seconded lsays the ESSEX Gasettel. carrv;no
about $500 Of the public fund, license taq
collected before he resigned he left these
parts on Sunday, january the 18th: since
then We have not been able to obtain any
Information as to his whereabouts. TIE
negroes are oil very reticent on the subject,
but one'of them informs us that Stephens
took with him oil the funds Of their church,
some s25,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03
Foreign3Neus.

!. DIR. LIVINGSTONE DEAD AGAIN.
LospoN, February 2s---Capsain Coeh-
rane, commanding the ship Petrol, cruising
off the African coast, writes fhat Dr.. My-
ingstone was burned as wizard in the In
terror, Of Africa.
+ THE doctor was temahawked the time be-
fore this one.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

On Tuesday the President signed the bill
to prevent clerks and employees from making
presents to those in charge of divisions,
bureaus, or departments also the bill
amending the Virginia admission act, re-
lieving persons from taking the oath pre-
scribed, for conscience sake, and allowing
then, to affirm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03
Marine News.

NoRroLx, February 2.-The schooner
Florence II. Allen, from Boston for Ga.
yannah, is ashore on Body Island,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

(. TIE BRAVE GIRL OF THE PERIOD .s-Miss
Sherman, daughter of General Sherman,
was requested last night, at the Princes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03
AUSTRIA.

VigSNA, February 2. The Archduchess
Elizabeth, Of Austria, has fed to America.
She embarked at Hamburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

GOVERNOR WALKER.-The conduct of this
gentleman in the difficult position in which
he hos been placed for the past few months
affords ample assurance of his capacity to
fill the position once graced by the most
gifted of Virginias sons. He has been
with us in our hours of trial and tribula-
tioA,, 'tsd- 7"w that placid waters have been
reached, we feel nolc the less grateful, but
accord him all honor for his tarltEr,,. and
efficient services. Although not "to the
manor born," he will, we feel entirely con.
fdent, never give occasion to question the
wisdom of our CHOICE Winchester Sen
tincE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03
Foreign sfaskets-CBY TELEaRAPHI.
LONDON, February s--Eoons - Cons0ls. e?S0
o. United States bonds, SCI.

LIyHRPooIs February 2-Roon.-C Cotton opened
dull upiauds, lls01ild. {; Orleans, u3d. esd.
mated sales, II, geo bales.
LIYERPooL, February 2-EceHinR: Cotton
steady uplands, ilsQnkd.; Orleans, nSd.: sales,
10 900 bales. Bombay shlprnenes Tor the week end'
Ing Saturday, II, 900 bales. so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03
Comparative Statement Of the InsPec.
tions OF Tobacco

at the warehouses in this city from LIST Octobes,
1888, to alst January, 1909, and from LIST October
1859, TO alst January 1870, and for the month Of
january, 1870
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EEhs I1eaaieid.. q .the spsai.A 1870

The 1acaaieide5 Of tho Bpaniah Kdtlof
szse4 ut Fey West
i. Ngw ORLEANS, February 2.--Dr. Hods,
prominent Cuban here, telegrsphed TO Key
West TO ascertain if il was true that CsSto~
mona. editor Of Hos de Cuba, had been COW
ardly !assassinated by Cnbans - reported.
The reply was, Untrue. Castonona slapped
ECuhan;sa face. Adversary fired, killing
him. a .gs4a j. IN. REagRs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

Eseatruetioa 81 . .scRaY ReAnds9.
NET YoRE, February I. The Sugar re-
fnery Of t0chiehanean Brothers, on Rnse
street, with heavy 10. Of sugars, was burnt
last night Loss, $500, eco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

sNow.-A gentleman from Bristol in.
forms us that snow fell heavily and rapidly
Monday night, all along the railroad from
that place to Central depot .-Lynchburg
Ne,eS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

Thomas Fl. Boisseau il appointed post
master Uice Mary Z. Carr, resigned. Miss
Matte S. Crumpler is appointed postmis-
tress at Zuni Station, Use of Wight, Va,
t,ice Francis Smith, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

GT0LEN Or sTRAYED, from En
- corner OF Jaeks0n aud Adams streess, 80
at 81 O'Clock last evening, . small BAY hann1nu
HORSE (lcfs hind foot uhite), with new eaaMo %.
4 snitabie reward WIN BIO paid for hls gStHu 20
- 80 IN. ~. w. PARKER
Ye at corner Ninss and Capitol stgcess:
E1LOUR.-Wea are nlanufac turing fne selc.
r. nrated brand OF REsEkyOIR FhMlLY AND
EXTRA FLOUR, also other trades, ssas q 81.
lots to ACCOMMODATE prrchasers ~ $3.50,
IVY ase' ~ - - MANUEL 0uER,
IS Commerce street, Baltimore, Md.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

Another letter from Hon. Jeremiah S.
Black is made public to-day, in reply to the
romancing panegyric of the late Mr.. Stan
ton by Attorney-Ge Hoar. Mr.. Black
calls upon the Acknowledgement to explain
his assertion that Mr.. Stanton battled with
"secret plotters with treason" implying
that the said secret plotters were in Bucha-
mans Cabinet, and to produce the evidence
upon which that and similar observations
in his eulogy are based Washington tete-
1fQm-Roltimore San.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

The first passenger train over the Win
chester and Strasburg extension, carrying
a number of excursionists, made success
full trip on Sunday afternoon to the present
terminus of the road, about mile beyond
Newtown.-Wi nchester Sentinel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

CosvALEscENT.-Dr.J J. E. Chancellor,
after painful confinement of two weeks
to his bed, induced by the septic poison from
q dissecting wound, is again on his feet.
We are pleased to soy, though serious ap.
prehensions were at one time entertained
for his recovery, he will suffer only tempo
rary impairment Of the use of the 1eft) in
jured hand.-Charlottesuihe Intelligencer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

s yetpsTo septsr,ber The Dcminles
Eiseonttructine lake feet to proceed VIII
ssonHs Is the Winnipeg settlements ia tass
Esprsas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

HUSG JURY.-In the case of David Rust,
tried in Washington county court last week
for shooting Mr.. King Hieskill, they were
unable to agree upon verdict, seven being
for conviction md FIVE for acquittal. They
were discharged, and the prisoner re mand-
ed for further trial, change of venue to
the county of Smythe being ordered by the
court.-LYchburg Neacs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

Colonel Samuel C. Goodson, long promi-
nent citizen of Southwestern Virginia, died
at his home at Goodson on Sunday night,
aged seventy-seven years. - Lynchbug
Vis.1inirD ."--.r
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON,
r.b,ic Debt Statement.

p.,r, TIN fo,,o,-.
" ASHiNGT"H' 'e"' 80.
,,r j. the statement OF 'he puoiie ueos rs
ny .ho Trea srry pepartment to-day /:
sued from Wv tn,,
ur,nI<C INTEREST IN COIN
rErf HhN" .,o- Cont. sse,. ssa, SOC 90
L,ulS ~ I'A WV
R,Ui> Al P'' >' ------Sal 01, aaa, 200 90
c,<rrprSr LAW.
arur uraR!NG iN'h"h>' ~
fiI N"N"
,.~,taratcs per ~
.y.t........,.,..; SaH' ''"''N '"
>',H l reni..''. .".. MccA, 90" %
,,., ,n,orc,t has cc,ecd ~''"''V" "
nS 'nc g" Observation-Disclosures. &os',c4e 81
,,rr rrAn,>a No INTEREST.
lrmand and legal s,ss ,,o,ssn
tco. Tern. mI, Enrrcicv sS,csS Si2 {:
t, ,i:its'i Of gold ,. .oo ,.,o ~
3,ostt'1.','.''.''' 1S1- Nv - 4.s SCI. asl IL
,,,,s..n,,,,m =, eis o-z ,o7 -
TDtSi dto'' '''' t'>' N"' a, 600 ~, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

People have quit asking each other when
they meet on the street, How Is your
health 2" or Chow do you do u" The new
salutation Is, What are yourunning for ="
LYnckbNrd Republican,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

NEGRoEs.-Some eighty more negroes
left here yesterday afternoon on the Ten.
nessee cars en- route for the South. Ninety
were compelled to remain over here fol
lack of transportation. -LyachJurg Ne,rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

EXCITING INc1DENT.-This morning while
Howard Nissan, nephew of Mr.. John
Hauxhurst, was sailing about in batteau
in the cove near his uncle's saw-mill ut tho
lower ship-yard, he got beyond the shelter
of the shore, and the stiff northwest breeze
striking him, drove his frail little bark re-
sistlessly down the stream. The waves
were running high, and they splashed into
the boat and threatened to swallow it up
every instant. A sloop coming up the river
changed it's course, and went to the assist
ance Of the little fellow, and sailed around
him, but was afraid to approach too near
lest the collision would upset his bark, and
80 was forced to see him driven on by in
the jaws of the wind, His course had been
eagerly watched from the shore, and when
the failure of the sloop to pick him up was
observed, MIR. Baggett started in row-boat
to his rescue, and came up with him little
this side of Fort Foot fortunately just in
time to save him, for the batteau was half
full of water, and would have swamped as
soon as it reached the fats, where the waves
we're chopped. BE was taken out nearly
exhausted, and brought back but it was
impossible to tow his boat, and it had to be
set adrift. Gazette, I'd.
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446 s&.aSi II

io'S' &C. ...'.,...,....... sAeSp. elS 20
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rfs, ,c;I. principal and interest,
,m ,l,tc Including coupons due
M; presented for payment. eS2, SIAN d
,NcVNT ~ TREASURY:
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v,sp,>GroN, February 1.-The follow
thc statement of the public debt is.
ny, y. - from the Treasury Department to-day
.,,1>t. INTEREST N COIN.
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hiioW NIL hSSSoA PSAeoJ'
Am Introduction.
Mrs. Revels, the wife of the colored .sena-
tor-elect from Mississippi, was in the Sen
ate gallery to-day, while her husband &C.
cupied e seat on one of the sofas on the
floor. Messrs. Sumner and Upton pro-
ceeded to the gallery and were introduced
to Mrs. Revels by Mr.. George T. Downing
Revenue Matters.
Supervisor Presbrey was at the Revenue
Bureau to-day. He reports the conviction,
at Richmond, of Bannasb, former deputy
collector, on the charge Of buying and sell
ing counterfeit tobacco stamps.
The report that Mr.. Cobb, assessor Of the
second revenue district had been removed,
is incorrect. He is considered by the Off
Gals at the Revenue Bureau as one of the
most efficient officers in the South. George
Schenk and II. l.. Chandler were to-day
appointed gaugers in the third (Richmond)
Virginia district. WALLACE.
Associated Press kilograms.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, February 2.-Hoase.--
After the discussion Of private bills, q very
warm debate commenced on the FeniaI
prisoners in Great Britain.
The Senate ords $500 copies Of chart
Of the bay of SAND to to be printed.
The discussion Oh the currency bill va!
resumed. A bill wsb passed providing foi
the issue Of s45, 00eb0O of additional ma
tional bank circulati8 Ito banking associa
lions, to be organized IN ssa.es having leal
than their proportion under the presen,
apportionment Of. $500, 600, 900. A nev
apportionment of this additional amount
to be made as soon as practicable, based or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

C;!.r United States
= ,iu-su.rr,s; bonds
purchased, and ac-
t.rl intere : I
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10
How to he Beautifal.

BEAUTY has its foundations in physical
well being. Health has its laws, which
must be understood and obeyed; and
these laws are clearly indicated in our
physical and mental constitutions They
demand:
1. Proper food and drink in such guam
titles 80 the system il capable of readily
assimilating.
.. Air and sunlight in abundance.
8. Sufficient exercise, rest and sleep.
4. An agreeable temperature.
8. Perfect cleanliness.
The whole secret of . full form and
rosy cheeks lies in pure blood, manufac-
tured from wholesome food, by healthy
and vital organs. oxygenated and vital.
BY the life giving sunlight on the surface
OF the warm cheek. She who win have
thSlcolor abe covets on any other terms
must buy it Of the sp0thecary, and renew
It every time she makes her toilet.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10

Lamsrtine tells story that exquisitely
illustrates q mothers love: In some
spring freshet, river widely washed it,
shores and rent away . bough wherein .
bird had built Q cottage for her summer
hope. Down the white and whirling
stream d-ifted the green branch, it, wicker
cup Of unnedged song, and futtering be-
side It - It went, the mother bird. On
needing the roaring river, on she went,
her cries Of agony and fear piercing the
Of the old.fashioned mother, who followed
the Child she had plucked from her heart,
all over the world. Swept away by pas
sion that child might be, Il mattered not
though he was bearing away with him
the fragrance Of the shattered rooftree
vet that mother was with him, Q Ruth
through al his life, and Rachel 1t hia
dsath.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10
POETRY.
THE REWARD.
~ JOHN O. wHrrrTKk.


VINO. looking backward from his manhood . prime,
Sees not the spectre Ut hts misspent timer
And through the shade
OF funeral cypress, planted thick eenina,
Hears no repFOachful whisper on tne Wlnes
From his loved deadf
Who besrs no trace Of fashions evil courssf
who shuns shy AtinR, q terrible remofssf
Who docs not cast
On the thronged pages Of his memofy's BOOK,
AZ timee { ssd and half reluctant look,
Rsgretful Of the pssti
Alas. the eyfl which ~ fsin would shGs
Ne 10. and leeve the wished for good undoae;
Our strength to-day
Il but to-monow's weakness. prone 70 nl:
Poor, blind, Improbable scrvhnh al
Are We Away.
Yet Who thus looking backward DER his years,
Feels not his eyelids wet with Rrstefal tears,
II he hath been
Permitted, weak and sinful - hs was,
r. cheer 10 some eDn0bling cause
His fellow men!
II be hath hidden the outcast, or let In @ls
a raw of sunshine To the cell OF sin; ~
II he hath lent go
Strength to the we sk, and In an honr OF nsedh -
Over the suffering. misdle.s Of bis creed
Or home, hath bent,
He has not lived in vain. And while he 9fvesl
The praise to Him Ia whom he moves and lives,
With thankful heart,
he gazes backward. and with hope befoD,
Knowing that from His works he never more
Can henceforth part.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10

WOulOs
"Bless my soul and 10 you know the
gentleman you know where he livesf
how to direct me to himy"
~ do know him, Or, but | also know
Sardanapalus, Jonathan Wild. Warren
HastingA Jack Sheppard, and Ross" said
I, tartly. He looked ct me curiously for
. moment while I, ruined With indigna-
tion, ga3ed back ct him.
/" And 20 you don't know"
"But d. know that he ID . defaulter,
an infamous vulture, stupendous Uriah
Heep."
"Biess himr' said he, half thought
fully. !.
"His three sisters arc also well, and
ready TO try their hands again q similar
business," / added BY way Of sarcasm.
Upon my soul, sir, hope they may
never have the requirement, but long
live their pluck, ingenuity, and sympa.
thy" There was no understanding all
this, and / gave it up In disgust.
/ yawned, and wished myself back ct
the Office again, with Baxter and the rest,
instead Of being . go.between Of . set OF
fools and knaves.
He asked some other foolish questions,
and answered them In like manner.
He seemed very much agitated al through
our conversation, fact ! could have &C