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The nichmona mnyorn1ity Troub.e

The Richmond Mnyornlity Trouble.
RICHMOND, March 1a.-Tne city Is qulet tonight,
With Ellison In general Possession, except 1t the
third station house, where Canoon has hb head
Qrartcrx About foE1 men, white and colored, arc
with him. a lRERt crowd OF coiote1l men h1ve
been gathered aspund the building all the evening"
None G. Iahoons police can appear on the street
without being captured There Is no prospect Of fur-
ther coltzon between the opposing parties. ELL
sons police number about 500, besides an armed
force Of 100 hc4d In ft1erve
Al two meetngs Of the citizens tonight Il wax
resolved 70 support Ellison
Governor VI Ha1fEt today addressed letter 70
Genera Cznny. Alter stating the fact that the
military force had tntcrfescd to prevent the Mayor
Of the city, elected and qualified according to law,
from Performing The dut.ea Of bis once,
e1 9tslenz, es@n n,enn0n Ie In., o,s snso1qS e
discharge the duties, he asserted that this action
wa8 taken without the request OF the Leg!slasurc
or other civil authority Of the State, and asks By
what law or authority General CanhJ does this
Canhy replied that hiS Interference was not to aid
either contestant, bat ontJ to prevent hsrach Of
The peace, and hts authority for such action was
from the President and Secretary Of War, and his
duty was 10 do 50 until order WAS restored
, 1870-03-20

8avo back my soul to the sublime baneh-
cenca that 1eho1,s1d as that moment of H.
Prens apprehandon, beeininR like = rsai-
snoe Of Hesren On tho government of my
tathers." 1t ths& instant his s.t heart svellsd
b the: Dimensions Of the patriotism Of
Henry Clay, md be resolved "to o1piato
:. ms past es1or bJ ife Of devoted love to
(ne onon' And he nas gone and done it,
ano y oo'e1nof' The suzetain he refess
~ We tnlnk' must be aaneral Butler, who
waa Gown IN those parts about the time 70
ferzed to Of the "heel," and the "sword-
Poant, and the ."trope, and NO know that
be ALWAYS "beams. and ocne,.],v v,n,a .
-plnmed helmet, with the "visor" up. J,
'Tbara :, ab<,,,t u.,,,.-,.,, -
" s o'auou u tt1s Sost OF
maaa,s. md - 10 .ha s+,saan.s 10 Ioseinof >
A -. 40 Ae oeonee7t e'aaenca
We have sean lately that the HSouthor1
- So' ~ oeao "o "e1e lafnniar
with it dozen1Jears ago, and might have
suspect,anh.tsT v,a An rror,1dsTns.e.s. .o
where, but confess to ANNA suYnriaa al
'..s <..,55.,,1. -. ~
.la hoonentY natm8 up In tnslut7d manner.
II Il pi11 hnxaver onIv HE;ra A.. oan.,
80 o'J o sue oouta.
efn heart to blaze away in the Gpht
d;rac+;o,, xro a,,4-- ~. =,
nesteta, We aon kn0" taat II WILL DO any
barn and will serve as model. in want OF
a ,,a+t.r s,- ,,,-. .,u.- -,
oeaee1, 4ot negro elo4oenoe, I'LL such time
as common schools become established and
=, uC.- D,.-, '1'@@
the Fubt Roader ID accepted as te1t-
hook
"SA'
But on one point the Governor aavs a
,,.,5 th;,. .,,a :, -....,N
GcoO thlnS, ana IN q comparatively plain
way, and there he deserves to be quoted in
full. In speaking Of the negro he says;
o,,,,Sn o9 desa % III se l.n95 demands lshe ab
~ swen4 surxv frn77 nv a4.trts Nc !A3s a1os@
, 1870-03-20

The appearance Of Bryant's translation Of
the niad into Engliah blank verse is q g.at-
flying evidence Of the steady rise in The
standard ct American culture and a1tis-
tic effort which has marked our history the
past ttenty-6ve yearA America prior! to
the present century, had produced few
great, though grim theoaogians, of whom
Jonathan Edwards Was the type, an unusu-
ally brilliant army Of the legal order of
statesmen, aud one scientific philosopher
and diplomat Not novelist, painter, poet,
musician, historian, or economist worthy Of
the name was known in connection with
America. Indeed, the four first would
scarcely have been honored in their day hsd
they appeared. Stem and vigorous New
England Puritanian regarded life as too
serious and soul-tempting gauntlet Of moral
dangers to admit Of sober minds being di-
rerted from its great duties by works of fic-
ton, jmgling verses, fanciful faddling, and
imaginative pictures in oil. History was
not under so severe n ban, though good peo-
pie regarded it with suspicion, not unlike
that felt BY the Caliph Omar toward the
Ale1andrine Library. If it agreed with the
Scriptures, it was but repetition Of what
they contained. II it disagreed with them,
it WIS false snd pe1nicious, II it referred
to other mat.era, it WIS non-essential 70
god1y living, and tended to emit worldly
wisdom in comparison with that which was
better.
While the fine ntts IN more eensuous
climes lowered ike the great trees of the
tropics, in Now England they were dwa1fed
under the cold blasts Of Oafyinism until
even the bells disapp ppeared from the churches,
vile prose tanslations OF the Psalms took
the place Of sacEed music, and not even in
dress, eqmpage, literature, architecture, or
decoration did vestiga Of fine art remain.
Beginning with F1anklin's Stoves and
lightning rods, aud Fulton's steamboats,,
American genius has run marvellous race
in material inventions Of machinery, imple-
ments, processes, and compounds We
are 50 absorbed in this material prog
reaa that often, with pardonabls
pEoEineialisu. We judge ourselves
and all nations by the standard
of their skill in that particular thing in
~ - o &c Anoe' eA nut nAoons.
49, :. 40 A1'4.'so0 ~ .'e t~o9o o3
'-1e'A l' '<>"A-1' ~ =, 49," s*~1 os'ooa4 eAce4 III
one respect 6&Fe ~ the expense Of Qompen-
sating deficiencies in othe.s- We have the
t4.e n,o1 eens1a unosaon OF tne fnoimensa
% ou' ~ WIZ nps .e~ P1o!oona
ss..s &.s.la- We 4".A. na,e .oanaAn. sea' ~ 1a'
I..H 80 ., Ho.ns =. n'AS5 .ua loeo3, aa ..,,
~ s'ea. n1ss@,1''s' n''o S3'.'
ass~ - : e se~' 1ns1n n Dn ~ 81" er''
~ 49,. ~ ~ r.w .4e1 - 4s' - @
osD.,a.;a, .s,:sy.a; 80. t".1 "t ~ ..Ae -.
s.-NnN77," 7 4eus,'o ~, ~ 1io'u &4'e stseh1A ol
r-!s 49,, saoos 1as'or'ans OK n'S'-1a.e
, 1870-03-20
SUNDAY, MARCH 90, 1870.


Tho grand jury Of the Recorders Couri
On Saturday found bills Of indictmen,
against Augustus II. Burley, William Il.
C,nter, and John Mc!Hthur (nenbers ot
shs Board Of Public WoIh), and Rufus
Hos, and Cass Chapman (architects Of the
rev city building known as the west wing
@! the Court House). The bill charges the
aforementioned parties with erecting 6
building dangerous 70 the lives Of the work
1ncn thereon. and the future occupants
thereof, and the public generally, and with
Tie offence Of creating and establishing a
common nuisance, contrary to the
peace and dignity Of the people oi
tie State OF Illinois" Tho testimony
taken by the grand jury, and upon which
They have found tho bill, is kept secret TO,
The time l'eing. The jury state that they
find the exterior walls and the foundations
rrpn which they rest secure; but that the
interior walls are insecure and dangerous to
life and Limb. The bill is printed IN full in
anutEcr column.
Tie action of the jury in this case is, in
ssmc respects, astounding. It is astourd-
ing, for instance, that a jury should have
the courAso to find an indictment against
rullhc officers for their oficia1 acts It is
altogether ont OF the common run of
things thst anybody should be to blame
for anything. It is astonishing that pub
Liz building Of the size and cost of this one
khould have been erected, against which
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Cennuy Children.

4AA8 ut61 f04et8~
Born In the wild wood:
Syee1J Illustrating
Innocent chlldhoed:
Shy Is the antelope
brown II Z berry,
+ re as tie mountain str.
Romptng md merry.
,Biue eyes md nazel eyes
Pep from the hedges
Shaded bJ mnbounets,
-FaTed It the eti9ea
up ln the epple trees
Hesd1esa nf danger, ,
AAnhoop In emb1Jo
su,es II he stranger.
o1t n the haly patch, =.
Seeking the berries
Under the o1ch1rd Hea.
Fta4tnG On Cherries
TE1mpiuk the clover blooms
DOWN. 1uong the g7anBea,
No voice TO hinder them.
Dear At3a and iasses i
Dear little snnoeenni
Horn IN the vlld wood;
Oh, that Ill little ones
HAD sQch 1 chfldhood I
Gcdh blue spread oyef them,
Gods green beneath them,
, 1870-03-20

James y. Ripley, nreret Major General Uu,tcd
iast aSed - yca1s lie WAS one OF he easty Cadet
Al Nest roint Anita1y Academy, harsug graduated
Nlsn high honors on the In Of June, 1874
Second Lieutenant Of ARTILLERY. Hc ms
eemtnl.aaoned 95..,a f1H Lieutenant April g. 1s1s:
ttansa.n1 Aa9ust ISIS; Major, July !, ISIS; Leu
the Bnreau of Ordnance, Au9ua ;, 1stl. o. The
leth q September, 1sfs u hia health w1a t2st tn
tnE Nm be xPpded 70 b placed on the retired ils
, 1870-03-20
INDIANA
The Plysns suth, Knnknkeo d Pacific
Railroad Project

epecIa1 Despetrh 10 The Chiesko 7nh1zse
p1rnoI7H. Ind, March as-Ihe asfzens OF
Ha,snau County met to-day At o'clock 70 discuss
matters tn rcs1nI 70 the prop1etJ OF voting N Ar-
proprtas5ou to &Id In the construction Of the Ply
mouth, Kant11ee i Psdnc Railroad The hi1
W1s nled, and the meeting A,gs one c "
drsse1 the meeting In : clear Snf
lncid manner In favor OF the apptp-
p1tatton, and wxs followed hJ Hon Horace
to he appropriation. These gentlemen xere foi-
iowed 81 John C. cushmzn, u 4 @ Pacsard
md others. IN short potased, md well,aued
meetnr closed with prospects favorable 10 The
appropriation and tho early completion Of the
road.
In The adjoining county OF Stzrk, for The purpose
Of securing similar appropriation In that county,
Vote win be hid n this city on no ssYh,
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Elfek

BANGOR, Nc, March 1a-Tne wooden block NJ
the west end Of the kenduckeag bridge, occupied
Buenec Co, and othc1s, burned to-day. Los,
10000. partially injured.
LOETynLI, March 1a-lAs. night It II 20
O'Clock tre WAS discovered In the second storT OF
Hayden BroA' DIT gooda store. on Ma
kEt between Fourth snd Fifth Euecta
The tAnes were confined to the second nnd
third 1ooIs, and finally exttnSulshed beforc thr
building vas greatly damaged The sock On these
noora Eas a.nost consumed, The goods, counters.
and shelving On the nIst roor, wherr tie tIrr ala
not reach, were found to be saturated Win hen
Elne+ The 6toef Was vatutd 1t 50 ooa The loss
Is between $4,000 and So ooo; the Insurance il ~.
ported between ,ooo and <5o,0M Michael q.
latl, but was AfIerkarts reicased On fa oni h.i1
The other partners Arc absent from the cty,
, 1870-03-20
FRANCE

PARE, March 12--fhc High Court for the trtsl OF
Prince eBonapartc for the homicide Of Victor
Nolr, convened It Tours yesterday. The PrnceBs
BonapaTte and het children had already arrived
thefc- An enormous crowd collected around the
IaEoad depot ID zee the dssttnX uisned visitors
The city Is crowded with EtrauRerA
M. Olivier Is candidate for the Academy of
France
The Emperor and Empress arc to be Godfather
1nd God-mothcrto the grandson OF Ambassador
Lasaliette.
, 1870-03-20
Vcrdkes OF Da1n1EeE-PlAelnE OBJ
atrucIto01 on the Track

structto0a on the Track
JAc1oHruN H., March 1o.-Nr. David
Smith, OF this city, has obbained yest}ct Of
q 900 damages Against the Toledo, WABASH /
Western Railroad for hnv1nF been eiected tom :
conductor demanded ticket which bmJth haS
exhibited IN bis prescnce. Smith refused to eiTe
mp the dGfef, but offered to pay his fsze In Rrecn-
money md elected Smith from The tain betreen e1
Clayton ,nd Mount Sterling. s>'A'
setei1 !ncs recently distractions hsvc been
1tsco1eSe4 On tne track Of the Tuledo, Wabash
Messsln RAILWAY, near THIS CITY TO-DAY 4
EntsnEnese IN, named Gomez Was arrested, charged
tn nnn pacane these co<uucdons on the uacE but
ala 1oE TIA, and be was discharged.
, 1870-03-20
EEAREEY AND TIE sUFERVIsoRs.

When the report OF the committee Of tha
Supervisors upon the Kearney case Was
presented, and kea,ney had made bis def
ant speech, the resolution requesting him
10 resign IS President, and also to resign as
member of the board, was divided, and
The vote taken on the first part Against
this reques. eight members voted. No 9TH
CT vote has yet been taken to show who are
heasneys supporters, ana, thus far, we have
had only eight men to place their names on
record against even the very mild censure
proposed /. is ft that The names Of these
members should be known. They vere:
8ey. South Chicago. Murphy, Lemont
SSs:s' Ess s!:*ss. es$ %: %
The other part Of the resolution, request
ing him to resign rs q member, vas post
Poned BE has not resigned as President,
md we hope wil not. Unless there be
enough members who will vote to e1pel
him, why should he resign? II he has
Committed no offence justihtJing expulsion,
Why should be resign, either as President or
IL member? keasney il wise enough to
know this, and to know that the request to
resign is mere escape for those who will
not Fota 10 e1Pel h1m' and 5es ase afra1d 70
fose against e1po1saon aoo mees sae1 consult
uenta- But these eight men have the etfnon-
sery Of Keaney himself. They dare to meet
Ehc issue boldly and directly. They vote
AGAINST e'e' tn'ng, anes aoses''Se 10 Inc
punne tha'' aeeoro'og 10 tnftr appfehen-
non hessnes aas cone nosning wrong
ne fn1etence Is .na' sney "oolo 10 fhe
hane u taes nao .ne coAnce' Ihey nave
naoe en,s 'Ssoe VIII tneiF constituents and
Lucy WV " AA'enosu :" n aoe e1ne.
- n ..s uo.e y. ~ u'e super ''sofs agree
~. 49, 49, hoss - - 10 .nen e'ec'eo 70
...1 I -. @ - ~ :, ,1" GU" aouses, ana iooe ou'
-, 80 w. t1e no1ae 'esa s.feustn 70 COL
se .As' a. 'eas'' onl*s'
''u'4e'ion "
~, ~. - 49,. . '1sa ~ s'f.au e'nee.n c'1..-
- 80 91e0e'on "ne1 ais oa-
, 1870-03-20

RoNE, March II. There viii be meeting Of tie
K<umenfcal Council to-day, In order that the Pope
may pronounce .mhss for The late Count Mou1a-
lembcrt
HoNK, March 1&-Ihe funeral services Of Count
dc MontalcEahert, orxantzed by General Demo
rode and In which Bishop Dupau1oup WIS to tnke
regarded Is a manifestation against tie Ecua1eni-
cal Council
, 1870-03-20

On one Of Tie to1nbetonns, t I atin G1e.s This
vas TOO much for JACK, who, shifting bis ouid.
ejacnlated. Well, rvc heazd say there M
cases in which man msJ lie, but il uas dad
I'd own i{1
, 1870-03-20

In It's early days tho AAo California nswa-
thus ""yTe havo no " IL our type ~
there Is nona in thu Spanish xlphsboE We
hAIe sent to the Sandwich Islands Tor this
letter; Until it AuiYea, we must Uaa tTfo IT,
, 1870-03-20
RELIGIOUS.
The Young Mems Christian Asso.
ciatlon Election.


association from O'Clock In the morning to . In
the evening.
The "regu1ar ticket is ~ follows:
Prraiheat-C. ". Henderson.
F1Ht ftGs PzyAIdent-0corxc ". High
Sassases Ssss:ass ss:5 y R Gs.psss Rs'ssn
sfSfe 1: esa hs esassss aS
hona!; j. h. 6seArnE, pIesbJtt1ian.
Messrs- E. b Payne and E. B. Davis have been
appointed Judges Of Election
MISSIONARY MASS MEETING.
There win be mahs meeting Of TIC Chicago
Unitarian Missionary Society, this evening, at the
Third Church, corner OF Monroe and Ianln streetn
Addresses Will be made by the Rev. {. A. Stsples,
R. L Collier, Robert Collier and c. ". Wendt.
NpErESpkST.
Professor White Will lecture, at o'clock this
afternoon, In Farwell Hall, to the deaf mntes
P. Boudreau breaches, this morning. to the French
Evangelical Congregation, In Farwell Hall lecture
room.
Rev. 4 Z. Shoemaker breaches, this morning
and evening, at the Church Of GOD, corner Of War-
ren avenue and Robey street.
Rev. Nj. Dillingham; breaches, this morning, ut
the New Jerusalem Temple, on Adams street.
Rev. MI. Goodman breaches, this morning, At the
Seminary at Hyde PARK, and this afternoon at
the South Mission There will be afternoon preach
ing at the North Mlssion-
noon, ,'at the First Reformed Church, corner Of
MY and Harrison strceta
Res. J. 8. Sweeney breaches, tais morning aud
Wabash avenue and Slxrceuth street
There will be Spiritual conference, this morn
inE and eEening, y CEosby's Music Hall Tho
Rev. ChaA Miel breaches, 1t O'Clock, in the
French LANGUAGE, IN the lecture room Of the Sec
enc enc I'd %hnson stest corner OF Az
Rev, d ?, Henderson breaches. this morning. in
, 1870-03-20

SAN ERAsctsco. March 1s.-steamer China NJ
Rived to-daJ frpm Hong Kong, FebsuasJ II; Yoko-
has4 hama She sIperensed hesIy Eeather on ne
aMen %, ail Tei: Febtuary t. % cammunisaaiea saae
win United ssates steamer belsware, and taos
The DelaWares machinery was disabled, aud she
Waa fsturni1et 70 Hong Kong under hatl- -
-, A HeafIsn ne weather Was oeAd and b1siness
celebrated and business suspended.
At FoInoea there WAS trouble on account Of tha
manlaz.ns. attempt to prevent The shipments Of
canphof bJ the EnEitsh me1chantA- Revartts for
fered at Shanghai ~
nos9 Iaf faHIs EmRsFe1 ~ mas Fsseos ors aud house.
The Chinese steamer confuciua was lost In the
fan91se River. The Ffench steamer ThnboF had
The Pedn GoVe.nment had tRsoed ptoclams-
ron Offering TO sell the rank and title to ofnoe in
The ioss of the Oneida created u,ornuna ssn.a.
dont and cast gloom over the community.
,CantAin Fa1tner, Ct the wrecked bark Etlery,
aisd T. noap.ai tson exposure Business MS sas
Pended everywhere on account Of the New Year
At Iofohaina tho affair Of the Oneida nad aet
tated The community for an entire month. Cap
Notwithstanding repeated requests to nTcye,t hi11'
Ihere was great pressure upon the British 1nthorf-
Ges tor nls t1est, criminal TRIAL, and punishment
al1 mouths The Americans are Indignant not
only 1t this. but At the 1utolcrabie English inso-
ienee our Minister nas subjected to during the In
Captain Roe, Chief Of Staff Tinted States steamer
Rsse csS y sa saa would In
The only bodies found arc those OF Captain WILL
tAula and the carpenter.
The Japanese authorities are pursuing what few
native Christians escaped deportation. Il is sa!d
they now demand that foreign luinisters and mIs-
sionattes be prohibited from teaching the natives
or H. n az 9ar;s!,R,r Ms! R,ropnlsa,ns .he.r ta!th
Into an1l immetiiateiy sunk tde North German nan
steamer Mary Jane. Crew sayetL
,h,s oncnnes = ~ - = fnss+i ~ a44r Usna sasss NY ter-
1nytation. Ts,n,,. tiae - pE.ssSj g aau os-
~ Va1So fon- ~ ~ ~ .SneS - u.sscAausa
trS ~ ~ ts u, ~ ~ ~ ~. saoasaa houss Nele oe-
n ln q! ~ " ss ~ aou 1en .! feosmAsy.
Iaa ase'ag "" u ~ a!secuonA
1u1esne'*f 1epSela@AJ uuaaAs ase C1nsel3 Wate1eu.
-"
WEST IHDIE3
new YoRx. March 1a-Afytce4 frnro the Wexf
indies make Il Uruhahie that the Atlantis ~ innv
mtssIr1o IL saYefT haTbored snnrt fi,nc sfrar ~
execution Of 9a,nnye. f,,e 1Tneare1l an pnr& an
Prince hut hear1ur thst her IN rchs ser nal he->1
put to tcath md 10 one hayinr cnre n ciar1 nsr
Islnntit -As 's'' 'A1A"
rtRr7cr Ans nr ,npn. x,s pv.vxr r,c-onv
r. 1-.. -, - - - 49,, = =. : 'Aeton'"
,,!t;,s. liz aehAs mAEn Nile 1T0f1s OF to-dAy
tt1uuaas tteaaes enh. tsu4 hAEatA, Mt1ucn ~ an
~ its GnHetclf mao HaS N e}e-Wltncss oI
uatue nhasn eaaea 20 dfsas!fonay iaf Henesal
tor,t A % slcoIons{ los tenefA JORDAN Ac-
snaaiaios 41ed ana Wounded exceeded tue nun
pel " Eaoa1s en4aSeA IN thls b4tfle,
Tece o. Information which the patriots
nCNuitrH IL paI bJ having to Dis
, 1870-03-20
PRUSSIA,
CHINA AND JAPAN.

BERLIN, March la-King William yeste1,iay re-
ceised the eldest son Of the l2tc Minister Buriiu-
Eamc-
, 1870-03-20

eo,orca preseber commenting z3,sa.s on the psai nd
sage, *.Be ys therefore "" +h,t the noi1ture
lssns=a Is doves. s..a n,nor.iou ,1ia ts q poand
should Ls e maae ~ eupce IN co Of serpent.
, 1870-03-20

hfe The shei1-aiah aluggish1y czaNls through
the surf 10 the beach, that it may cast on its
old house and dNen in : new one, clothed with
new life. Tho eh3salis expiFea that the butter
cast into the earth and dies in the darkness Of
its grave, but ont Of that grave the flower
trmgs INTO the Light Evefyxhera there il
death, that there may be lite. The gigantic
tree, which might have stood in the solenn for
cste OF tho Historic Period before man was crc-
ased. died, but ita death .spanned the ages, md
today your .ide-sprcAding oak lives because
that tree died. Everywhere to-day, animal aud
vegetable nature il dying, and out Of its disco
luton arc rising vital snd spiritual forces which
ahall result n nev life herpaster. The
e31stenees e 81 to-day are the, sources
81 to7no7o" There Is but the seeua-
There This is but the condition Of hfc here
the mere emh1 1yunic form which must rnsa
away be{ote VIC can enter upon the actuA lie
which Is embraced within the Infinite. Thus
It becomes u to recognize this necessity md
TO soeept this - something vezy sublime and
va1J beautiful md With tie angelic beautJ Of
this Little face before me it seeE1s to me that T
can fully understand the blossomine Of asa
rew life, Of zather Of this real Ito. What,
therefore, 1emains for us but to act well our
HArts, and to make this condition Of Life "a par-
mora perfect
Ihere is enc remenmxnee which comes to
me ~ look into the face Ct uay Little sriend
which Is very pleasant, She WAS = child Of
very fno tempered organization and keenlv
alive TO beautiful GShta md sounds. Although
only the sixth spring Of hes Life had COM
menced. she IVES 70 eenaitive to music that the
sound Of the piano would bring teass into her
eyes. And now, how can l think but that,
when such child passes into the presence of
the old masters Of music, they viii take her to
their hearts, and recognize her Is one who,
though but child, hid already begun to feel
the greAt beauty and sadnass there is in music.
WI not beethoven bend down his Oly,npian
haad 10 her, and talk to her with tears in his
eyes as he talked to the hind giri IN life Z
VII not Mozart, Who was awasa 4
child in life, love this little one for the
tska Of his osn songs which she used to
sing, young ~ aha waBs VIII not Men
delssohn, whose own Life WIS u purc and
guileless a. this little ones, write for her eome
s.Child1rnh Pieces," md tIk to hey
in music as he used to talk to h;s eiater
Fanny7 And of Ill beautiful e:ghts wbich
cccur To me, none ia more beautiful thSn that
Of tke old matar1, who lived, and suffered
and died In Enuic, with this little child, and ii
Children who have 1ored music, Ia thesr ridgt
bearing and playing such strains Is wn canuol
hear q play while This muddy vcstu.a closes n.
in. And to those 70 whom she was dearest, il
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-05

As evidence of the fact that there
are some editors who know what is
what, and who Is who, we reproduce
the following sensible dissertation
which will be applicable to any COM
munity "There is practice quite
prevalent among the young ladies of
the present day, which we are old
fashioned enough to consider i'm
proper. We allude to their giving
photographs Of themselves to young
men who are merely acquaintances.
We consider it indelicate In the
highest degree. We are astonished
that any young girl should hold her,
self as cheap as this. With an ac-
cepted lover 1t is of course all right.
Even i'm that case the likeness
should be returned if the engage
ment should, by any misunderstood.
ing, cease. If this paragraph should
meet the eye of any young lady who
is about to give her photograph to
any gentleman acquaintances, let
her know the remarks made by
many young men when together,
concerning what is perhaps on her
part piece of ignorance or impru-
dence, which would, if she heard
them, cause her cheeks to crimson
with shame and anger. Were it a
sister of ours" We have often said,
were it sister of yours'--but not
being the case, but not being the case,
we give this advice to any body's sis
ter who needs it, most anxiously de-
string that she should at all times
preserve her dignity and self respect.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-05
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Living MT Random,

Living az random is not the way
To live. Success can never be at
tanned in this way. 1t is hard
enough to attain it with q regular
plan, and then IL must be persevered
i'm. A great part Of mankind are in
this condition, drifting about doing
nothing. They are the useless por-
tion of society they are found in
every neighborhood---in every
branch of industry and professional
life. They live In it. but they can
hardly be said to live by 1t. In NOR
ais IL is the same; all'is apt to be
neutrality-suspicious. they have no
system, no object in life. Nothing
is calculated on beforehand. Such
men are never reliable; you never
seek them for an opinion sell
dom trust them. Fluctuating, you
know not where to find them. =
Even on the same subject they vary
ut different times. They are apt to
be unreliable in bargain.
These men need system then
with perseverance to carry out that
system, they have it in their power
to succeed-to become rich and re.
spected, and lead a new, happy, life.
Country Gentleman.