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~ ATTORNEY AT LAW.

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WHICH p

1.-THE following beautiful home circle poem
Intended for the family circle. Its founded upo
q. poor family comfortable, and provide for u
| child, II one OF seven was given to him. Som
one who has felt the psnxs Of poverty, and "
been father, with all the deep and holy feeling
OF n parent, has clothed It In a poeticsi sttir,
and brcathed in'o II n spirit OF love. devotion
aud iaith that viii hud q holy response in tn
with little pledges OF affection, be they one
seven.-Sunday School world4
(which will IL be- which shall. Il be {.
| looked at Jobp-Jobn looked nj me,
| Dear patient John. who loves me yet.
A well as though my looks were jet).
And when | found that I must speak.
My voice seemed strangely low and weak
"Tell me agaiu, what Robert said 2"
Aud hen list'ning bent my head.
This is his letter:
al will give
\ house and land while you shall live,
" in ie'urn. from out your seven.
One I'D 10 me for eye Is given"
| looked at Johns old garments worn,
thought Of all that John had borne
% poverty. aud work. and care.
Which !. though willing. could not spare
| thought Of seven mouths TO feed,
or seven little cbildren's need,
And then Of this.
"C0me. john" said I,
" Well choose among them AS they lie
Asleep" SO walking hand in hand.
Dear John aol surveyed cur band,
Fist TO the cradle lightly stepped.
ere Lillian. The baby. slep,.
4 glory 'gainst the pillow whle;
Softly the father stopped TO lay
Ills rough hand down in loving way,
" Zen dream or whisper made her sir.
And buskily he said, Not her-not her.
We stopped beside the trundle bed,
Aud one long lay oflamplight shed
Mhwart the hoyish faces there,
In sleep so pi.lrl anu fair;
saw on Jamie's rough, red check,
A tear undlicj. Ere John could speak,
- He's but baby. too" said I.
Aud kissed him, ms We hurried by.
Pale. patient. Eobbiss angle face
still in his sleep bore suiering's trace,
" No. for thousand crowns not him."
lie Whispered, while our eyes grew dim.
Poor DIX bsd Dick ! our waywarj son, ,
Iu' bullet, reckless, IDLE one
ronld he be spared? Nay. he who gave,
Bid II befriend him to the grave
Only n mothers heat could be,
Patent enough for such as he
- And SO. said John. " | would not dare
10 send him from her bedside prayer"
Then stole we softly up above.
And krelt by Mary, child OF love.
- Perhaps FOR her ',would be"er be-
said TO John. Quite sleuiy
lie lifted up curl that lay
leroSs her cheek in wiliul way.
Nnd shook his he'd. Nay love, not bee"
ihe while my heart beat audidly.
)n'y one more our eldest lad.
Irusty and truthful, good and glad
so Ike his father. " No. JOHN, no
can not, will moi, lie, him 60"
md so we wrote in courie ous way,
We would not dive one child away;
lnd n'Ierwnid loil lighter seemed,
Thinking of tina, OF which we dreamed
Happy. in ,'u,b, ,bat not one face
We missed from ils accustomed place
Thankful 10 work for all the seven,
Trusting the rest 10 One in heaven.
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ADJUSTMENTS,


"Man and Wife, ," at the Museum, Is developing
into one OF the most decided successes IN the his
tnrJ Of that theatre Of notable euccessea. The
audience, last night was OF the very largest, the
auditorium being crowded, and the remarkkble
msnne1 IN which the Interest IL msineained to the
vcg last vas attested By the fact that not soul
thought Of such thing rs rustliu2 about and
ed&1g toward the door until the curtain dropped
On the hnal SCENE. The play, aB VIC hAyc ssid, =
remarkable productions remarkable norel re-
maffablJ we'll dramad1ed-and 1t is beirg pre-
sented With degree cf general excellence such
as Ia rarely reached at the hands OF even 30 strong
stock company a. that At the Museum. 1t Il
essentIsllJ \" stock " plece-fulfy IS much 70 q.
the Is 1tcket-oi.LeAve Man -besides being snoe-
fatT and dramatic interest II Is, Also, peculiarly
| tu1tcd 10 the Aueeum compauv, which, through.
Gnt re entire cast posiuvely leaves nothing TO b
eould scarcely do Man spd wife better. HI.
n,a,.dell has found, II Gtofrty pelamas1, one Of
noy md Pseeay It Se oas and t.
q make II one ot tho must noaoie
CITE; 1--we q s+a ~ Ont a' e strongest sud + bel r
tust as bus raseiy I made. o. es.rsed @ 70 aaie. ),
n.ns n ~ NJ. rsaTsa I'D Il: r.
most ezce11enny, although Il would appear that
glance at the novel ahontd suggest 70 ". ,fier
| Iha1 NJ roy IN the con91l4slo1 scane. u uoe ~
| enerpf TIC OF pronounced A he would make him
but thst he u Intended TO be tho soul OF suavtsy
nntldt ess, and legal cou1tesI toward SI Puiftek
| M. Keller should overcome toe temptation to
sacrinse nutniGl Poss5a,tnre 2 dramatic eject :
in tnis case. Mn. Alien, Mss Clues
and Mr. Jaulsou, each appear mos
adyautaceously, hut It has fallen upon Mr.
s. neall TO besr o1 The honors On tho aids Of th
ladItA Ber RfsteT Dettrsd9e IL one Of tho MOS
e1uaotdinag md poHetto1 irupe1sonaacos .
the oay. She, too, seems 70 bars gEasped n
character ana mastered u Ut aha oe.dnnlag. hav
, tDf studied apd perceived TIE Autaots mtan
With that auccess Whicn has rendered tho dtest
. the skt.up. md tho eEtn6 ply ttntner1e.
I achieTetne1ts Ths pay VII b confined uet
d another 70 eE1hoAlty lco{ u9soS mAkn16oeo
. fntthw noaoe-1s4 Svn months, Judging fso0 II
, 1870-12-09
7, N. o. A. LECTURE COURSE.
ADiseourse on Ancient and Modern Geology
by Professor EbeIl.

The 1rst Of the series OF scientific lectures to be
delivered this season, mder the 8uBptces OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, was given
last evening, BY Peotessor A. J. Ebeu, who spoke
about Our World, 1ta History aud Life" Thesa
was large audience, considering thst the subject
wa6 scientific oues
He began BY drawing On q 1krge blackboard
lines to indicate the Outline OF the oceans and
continents. There was, he raid, unity In the
l1ad and Water. All the oceans put together
nade but one. He then went On to tell about the
time when mammals were prevalent on tho earth,
and uzsIda In the wateI The frogs OF that day
were In the neishho,hood OF fifteen fees long.
xges Of nshes, snt ths back 4 few million more
years, to The period Of coras and, skipping over
age, sf6tn there was 10 iito On lana Or SEA Going
b8. sctne millions 0f centuries further, he had
the earth mass OF IRE, and some tine previous,
ssT some @1lions q he Reasnss The
DUNG Tia A1otc, or li,elesa age, tne ony pa.t at
a69ys T *ssE Mas re o
Few York. Chica2o was then under water, nud
30 was the rest Of the republic The silurtan. OF
ns sa e s basps a d oan a1ssa Fs
and continents. Mo!luscS and come things with
unpHone unceable names were the successors OF
Were to be seen afoa1a Lie supeItos, snd nd Il lie
I vicinity Of Saratoga and Niagara
| When the uteleas age got through, the Devon
ian age the age Of nsnes, or the age Of red sand-
| store, ~ Hugh Miller desiRnated III began ia
career, and vertebrate au1mals made their debut.
l He proceeded 70 relate how plants and trees fell
down ard got covered up, and then more trees
fell dow1 and got covered. gattl they
pressed By The g. snue.lncamoent weight
down sevenU-stK times, and are low vetJ use
! f1l in cold wea'har u Btoyea. Tue Temperature
| Of the earth Was uniform before the coal period
| but after that 1t varied The Appalachian Noun
,.iua cAue out Of tee coal plant age. Tao Rock,
| Mountains were. up to thf ,tnvi2Ible.
The speaker got away from the eoat plant daT
to the dine when the S:sssaen foot fto4 don saed H
/ Grew picture OF the frog, anl QsVe his optntol
that the crpaktn9 dore by the aulm2l was tht
1fBt vocai music ever heard On earth lethyo.omu
and some other insetes ing things were told abon.
| large kind Of ntutlus that noated rouCd was de
scSbed. An enormous cutie nsn, with Iah
nAme, Hired In that aye.
The age Of mammals catne next, and the cont
nent Of America got neaT1y finished. Toe Rock
Mountains t1ised their beads above water. aud i
| the course Of time Columbus discovered Auet1c.
| After some geneFai,les On science he shoWe
| illumpated pictures Of that frog OF Icthyosamui
and other interesting Fellca Of what used to be be
fore Antiquity commenced
Tc-ntgbf, "Our Eefghbors, the Antmsls oI tn
Sea, Lsnd and Air, Mans Place IN Natu1et" vi
be treated Of
, 1870-12-09

Annual Meeting In H01falo--Dlrcct
lmportAttonp to Inrer1of Ports
Ciyal Service RefoFm-GrRtu Re.
ceipts-The Genital SFktem Tne
Luac E1lram WnlbfidRes
BUFFALO, Dec Bs-Tha National Board Of Trade
met al O'Clock. Delegates from Louisville took
After preliminary proceedings, the board took
acton upon several aues e io9s o. p1ons ~ impof- ,o
postauous to the interior. Resolutions were
ne Treasury 1ssnlst!ons H. regatdd to ne tsans,
The interior. taking ground that It Is not necessary
1hat cars or Vessels shall contain no other goods
than tnGse shipped In bond for lmmedlste tram
po1taton, that common carriers should nor Be ~
qulred to bear the eIoeuee Of Inspectors and that
some plaa shauld be tmme ediateT dey1sed where
By metcnan dtec can be transferred directly from
the vessel Of importation to the vehicle which ID
to carry Il to ID place Of d+stnatton. .5-.
Resolutions were reported and unanimously
agreed to, expressing the coav,cuou that the qoes-
ton ef 'efoM 10 the c1v4 Service has become on1
of proper Civil Service law Is required BY the
mo- al and material interests Of the coun'ry.
On The subject OF railroad receipts fof grain,
teM futtona We're passed EequeB sting railroads to
slSe I'll shippers Of grain billa Of ladIn9 that
would be aoed for the quantities called for At The
os asse Is Gf s ass1y aa aso o ne ss aa ss s
enactment OF laws compelling railroads to we.g1
and receipt for grain tske1 By them, and to ae-
liver The sane At tts destination OF pay Tor ded-
cienciea- -.
10 reference to the GENITAL syaten, . memorial
TO Conareas vas adopted, asking that body to pass
blll for the establithunant Of that sJstem Of
msasafneae 1.sas m the handling OF grain and other
Strong resolutions we7s uuan,mously adopted in
A1Y liz boaS I'd having PREVIOUSLY @ passed % resolutions
Ia favor Of the abo1on OF all State laws d.crtna-
iusspg aaatnst non-resident traders and xgents.
resolution was introduced asking Congress to pass
n 1Hw overriding thPA& lfCAI fHouIAt10U@. which,
, 1870-12-09
I HQIEL PERSONALS.

IKkAUNTr dOpa84
Among the arrivals At this hotel, yesterday.
we're tue following: Hon. John F. Joy, Detroit; !;
Charles E. Lortng, Boston: j. Robinson. Bau.
Harper, Rock Islaud; q. ". Sha1er, Terte Hsute;
o. ". Sanders, CHARLES 8. Tucker, Louisville; J.
F. Abbott, Boston; 4. ]. Case. Hartford, Eopu- !:
J. T. Chapman, St 1onts; D u: Richardson, Do
trolt; y. r Alien, ST. L3n,s: ". q. aaTes Cleve-
Cleveland; n L. Carver, Charles Eaton, St
Pau1.
! pAIxxR RoEsk.
Among the arrivals at this hotel. Yesterday,
weEe tie ro1oW1ng: 4. Kendall, Boston: q. VI.
Va: ". =. Bsf, MiddiesnWn; v. l. aaston,
{ass T. EsstoP Day spd vt 5ora
3. Boyle, Ottawa: T. 4. Mann. and wife, louis
xtne: G*W. LmergeF, Council Blufrs; ". W.
Blrdsal, NeH Hampton.
AmonR thaa1iyaia as this hotsl, Yesterday, were
The following: j. ". PaImelee, Illinois: e A.
Jewell, Hartford: J; Z: Ge9Edo1, Omaha 9. 9;
Young, Liverpool; George T. Harris Kes Yofk;
D. .. s. Brown, New York: ". O.. Ward, st.
Paul; James Aikeu, Minnesota; Il. Lsthan. LIZ
ton. New York: J. j. Jonuson, Rev Orleans; @.
E. Ktmbkll, San Francisco.
ST. JAMES HoTRl
rtI Asnst s stdevF ss n's E aae sas ds ass.s5gz
DAVE, Illinois: 3. 4: Kenyon, Michigan; +.
Ntms. Ne1re8sa: g. ~; Wea1 9ene3eo: 4; =
t'obb, Wyanett: q. G1nderdnRer, Ga.ttornla: J
+. Lee, L. a. Straw, lows: q. Il. Hammond
Michigan; J. ]. Puternan&h, Indlana
BRIGGS HOUSE
Among the arrivals at this hotel, yesterday Jweft
the following: ". C. 8taine8. Utah; J. NJ. Wins
low, St Paul. Hon Il. B. Sherman, Toledo: q. 8
RennsY, MtnnPso.a: d. <: Drew. Wlnona; ]
Brown, Michigan; ". q. Hull, Ouowa; 81. Hitch
ccck, Ga'esburg; q. q. Pattey, s. l. PatrdRe
Wisconsin: ]. B. Hlnkiey, Lena:F. G aisls, Iowa
Q. Y. Fitch, s. Luis: 4. .. Mills, New York;
, 1870-12-09
General TeFxysD Report.

aash'n''o" tDse' 9 1n-:paseh to the s<s Tork
General Terry, ths Commander Of the De-
paument Of The South. now comprising the
States OF Kentucky. Tennessee. Mississippi,
A!abams Georg1s, South 0srolins, and
Florida, in bis annual report mikes the fol-
lowing rematks in regard to military affairs Ia
"The powers thus conferred upon me, 81 Dis
1870, have generally been exeIcised through tae
eas,l la authorities Ct the State. The instances IL
RatoD into the elexlbillty under the feconsttpc-
uon acts Of certain porEors to seats II the lexs-
~ asar aneS q I; ;aso,Ea "a the e5e9toa from seas
Flfgitle: tha ,emovai from onlea OF t1o count,
officers, sia tue appointment Of other
pe1sona to nlI their pisces: aud the arrest Of
to mu1der, OF on the charge Of completely WITH
those who bad commists that crime. OF the pet-
sons 70 areesseo. ons va d1sehAsRed on INT oi
attsx examination Ct turned over to the civil au-
tnortttes for utat. In no case has any citizen
"een ,D,,', D.,,S'nxnt% M % 6sfosS ~ military cm@isa Or
maze except whtn the public sAtetY. a7pesred u
l demand the interference or military authority.
Since ~ lass report there nsl ben . d manitest
a!a. Crime has been much less frequent than 1t
wra during the ptrvions year, ard sections Of the
state when were then ID dtsturbed condition.
| raves upon the bl7cks are still IRON tmc to time
reported to me, but the change IN Gnts respect 10
grtHer than could have beer REASONABLY ex-
| pectej."
A list OF places temporarily occupied in the
uhole department is given, and Ia followed by
the statement that IN almost every instauoe
they hA!e been ocoueied upon the application
Of the civil authorities, either State OF na-
tiona1. Tho detachmenta sent were small,
but their presence produced good resulta.
Two auplicatiops only oane from Floridl. A
few calls canne from Sou'h 0atolina, on &C.
count Of the threatened disturbances. Ken-
requests for mililars In etfrtence or lid. Al
tue tina OF the writing Of the report, AlA-
| bAra was the most disturbed portion Of the
department, and from the northern part Of
the State many applications were presented
/ rents were cent 10 support the civil xuthori-
stes. Il All cases such 1etachmsuts acted In
attct subo1dinAtion to those authorities.
, 1870-12-09
Tbs Police Courts. !.
, e.f,f~ nYnN fN-

soCIH 8tbk CoUK1.
There were pair Of Them, and thsy ansxstsd
But for the circumstance tnat they acknowledged
10 these cognomebB, Identification bY their dear
est fnends and relations would have proved
legged snz1ant, wh11e Ne1is Is = stunttd little
coaLheavet: -AsnooD, ycEterdAy, theY met at the
doa1e1y Ct Roger Plant On Ftftn aYenue, snd
yoted themselves to nghting. Il must have beeo
o1 and s1se asd toot in t6s isxfa-
DC noo1: ,hen they punched ese1 other a. bsst
they conld: thts Was followed BY noe display OF
gcnging; and. after that they performed won-
asss IN ~ ne way Ct ,ss ssssS.ns The iesan,g
up to rne gouging point, nnw gained IN tasensttv,
and. according % toug eshh'1she hahis rnE
wRs formed: Betting for time IVES vet lyely,
but nnsl1y the ur1Ie coal HEAVIER 20 edectuslly
closed bis opPonenta eyes that no one was willing
70 70 It blind. and at the end Of quarter Of an
hour, couple Of policemen cstue upon the scene
and called the game. When asTai2ned before
Jnstice SDmmerfeld an hour ltter tuo alteration
having been effected IN their appearance ta tue
mesnttme,, they might hsTe sersed as subjects
missson. and. been cheap At any phce. Hash
would hare been an indiBso1uble substance BY the
side OF their faces. The Court gazed At them,
,Ss 1nd sh,y Wo1ld Ro oo1o haxe gladly returned
only the trtckllng Of hsod On the door, Hls Honor
ORDER that the " Wild beasts oo returned to the
CHARLES Mozas, the daring hoasebreater who
Ens arrested At the rea1dence OF Nj. Billings. on
ala Calumet ay,nue On T. Wednesday IS evening" was
II. Il Lewia, charged win tspptns the saloon
I'll Of P. LauGh1in. No ~ F1tsh avenue. Was held
James Joyce, capital hummer, worked upon
the tender feelings Of tue Court IN capital msn-
netLhc aSaDg hastng never been excered on
tr- fN$ $11A tt1aEA ANau ~
, 1870-12-09
nkneeut 1noca0-and 10 ene -aAoQM fAH 10 W.T.
ne6N .ta. s., =

peeaent snoees-aad 70 ens -aAoah M % W.T.
oesM x'uc1r.s.44ai1i,zs
.eyr1 o pop1!af p-rsoestfono of Raphaa, IL = Tns %
Ntrhle ue2tt"i In. tals Fote Mr., Adama has kex
hvrg equals upon tae staEo. and BIS fAce,
ti.dcuttdedl vita tho popular ideal OF the Inflated
. pteeea aiainst 1,eta :he x.a Eee sgpport 4
u xnoao &c Fe1es E u one Il Iii sspSess 81 tmasfsons.
sss = .!s III :; .;;; y,
-hc &c. psSdoox{ Il. aeRnfeis Thestre, On M aopday y
BrNhers 3cs6ol 81 dana, Ia which ": Ad1ms
iniotegt adj Will b ably supposted BY M mem
be11 Of tbs tompt0y. Tho paoce+ Wn unda1a.Aud,
hN been thoroughly rehea'sed, And w1il be pro.
VIII vii o,ose 11ttaet.ye. Il aev pi.y saoaid. unds;
MAcxvorS ,H1axRxIcox.
TniA entertainment, Uhlon opened In Library
usll last evrni09, d ona Of the bess q tss ktnd
BY al who desire 70 pass an insttncuVe and anus
ca1 entcrainm' Mt, illun1rative Of the scenery,
mnglc, and antiquities Of Ireland. The paaor1ma
portion Of the exhibition il 0ncxcepttonabl5 fne.
mcTit, pIfsent series Of pictures Of the principal
PLACED Of historic Inherent n tne Emerald Isle and
are Wt1l calculated TO awaken many proud aod
&2U &S&HEA&UOH8 Ii tAS NAlNAA Nk Lta &9HA A0N
daugnierA Among other pictures which called
me1 toned the Views Of Dublin city. the brilliant
lunItse eject on the EneJ, the Hanytlon scene n
the Rock Of Caehel, and the enchanted cavern Of
tae Red croas Kn,ghta, al Of which are admirably
at The Entertainment WAS pleasantly dryeruued b,
some excflleut comic sougs and character
dtltneauoDt BY Mt. WU. LaNlef, comedian ot
considerable humor, and possessed Of 4 good
voice. Mas Marie Mc6voys rand1tions Of some ol
| dr1mauo iuterlude, BY Mi. Law1et, Miaa McEToJ,
and Mai Kate Hatptp, Kept tne audience IN q
rcar Of meniment. Nj. Charles McEyuy enacted
| the part OF lecturer with becoming gracn sod
Eplrit. Hla familiarity with the scenes which
| Wetc pasHnR, and his clear and fotctb1e nAunE1
OF descItblnX them, added no little to the charm
/ Ct the ente11 1a1n1nent Tha hncse waB we'll nnet
last evening, Ano the audleuce appeared TO er}uJ
the show with al thetc hearth. The R1bernlcor
| will be at Library Ball daring the week.
| GLOBE TuEArHL.
tesy Of Cast1e hollow" at AlIen's Globe Theatre
vei1nes our predictions that this sea1lJ Interesting
and ered!tAhle play would lnpSose. The. Actors
| showed the beueft Of q more thorough rehearsal
| and the piece has begun to moyo nicely aud at
nacuTely. 1fh well worth seelng.
TIE uNE1RKlS =
are drawing Aeir customary full ho1sea, and an
offering Inc programme There u, We arc 8of
| ~ to notice; growing tendency 70 coatseness q
the part Of Aanning and Cotton, ID aons OF tEei
.exptfgsions: Which ahould oe corrected, snt
the eject OF their saJt19E. The!r audiences III
= Rcnsnpnynent 70 any performance, aud they cal
III afford TO lose the reputation t1r refinement Ant
| elegance which thty have 30 long enjoyed.