davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-10
TIMETABLE.
ARRIVAL and Departure Of Trains
SCNVER ARRASGEHEST
-II11SUln UkHTRA1
CEfGN LIN H-Eeaf At 1 L sk<..a.J
LAKE. saoRR e 1cAI1Aa soGzAEAS BAL

WAY.
4lefss oa d x.RHassE Z sasss e csIF fFsaa1
s..4;;; N..;f;; sev Ysri n
lfsnfie ESofeas fdsii15.-.' SIS q = IN
s'sht K17ssss--..-.-.-. y IL ): n. s=1 81
CHICAGO. BgRL1SGroN QuLsCF RAILROAD.
,,n,s,,e ga2n 9aos, .osf q Let
asb - Espsss'-..-.....-..., ~ :. =. .s:ss aE
t1r,1G ;x,1sde II "a Hill q = a. n 9 ~
xsDIa sxsn!a1 E.nss..; daily s@ 2 e liz
ki7ssride "a Hta:dsis..--::, ,si5 : q 80 ~ n
WE zss's 11'sss'; sasas1' Wy s:;i s.ia'as5 =
s,ox HteniGAs Hteal@ros. e GfSEEA $1,000
sr.ns epts Il &. os soesay Fave md n
sasSHfo a.1 =. ls.'sw.: .sase
IN NJ YSsE xIR;sss,. 4 - H5Ps-
Si;sSs3s5iz:;;:;;5i;,i: S:i.SIs.ss sS :is
Isy Yxpsrss 10 a n s9na
Day Ezprs.a............-.-.-.. 50 IN. s1lNnz
AeSemssodauon.::,,..::-s...-' 80 Y 'sMp..a
excepted hA"hs ,.asa,i T. niHPs~0E1H: P..ss11s1 H..
przrsn,,z,;p roar - E.r.cn,a.aae
&M1.il;;;.;:.::.....-...--.-.... II ,5;9.m- alspa
R:z !:sas s$ss s
'as'ataso Aeeosnoa'fR aa H.
CHICAGO, ALTON L = L)C1S RAILROAD.
E5IFsts; 5sI|ss stestis;;;a:.:tS 49, :;gas
nsksnins ESp!rs; rs;:..::. - :sS1@
r,rhi. ;s.sasdsy1 aad Sands5s excepted :KIssEt
AendAy.
, 1870-11-10

APF1tUtQsAl N0lGRe laGG tCt3p+.- 1+NAloV
Gtsi d Trunk Railway OF Canada states that the
Rftss Ffc' tpts spon 'ae whole for the
nufIa!o snd Chsmpla,n lines, announced 70 E;aa.-
So. against r67s, ,62l IN the corresponding balt OF
1872 shoT,rg n iEsrsase oi s29osS ~. The o9il. Or
rtr cent. .ssins. c&bt scs or sa9 per cent Ia the
ZANE half q 1863. The renewals Gf the perm4n-
f.1,tss, tht wing decrease Of EiV,4ss. The
xSailasie oa,st &C sa5nea IL The hall IeE was
Es seatn:t 1itass ,as al, II tne e,rsspondins
tp1EslIg period Of 1852, there WAS an increase Of
9s5 10 The passenger Ieceiptt and Of Eesal1 III
ss staE = n
::e. ARD The gross freight ,on-
esnyeS sSo,1s Ts' sss;2 sses
t.nfac' of as per cent, and In goods tsaf1c Of
1s-S1 per cent But the average receipt per pas
trpger was only 6 oA aga!nss d 3d. ard per ton Of
the reas0n Why the receipts had not Increased In
tue sstne proportion with the fsat]c carried owing
to the !.auetnn Of rites The COMPANY had lost
nnflatunute competition which had existed be-
wr Eea9 III afs s. ~ dan ~ ,as u NJ
q bus.Eess for considerable length 81 o.
hsis:yea1, iIs ine!ading SSiHa renewals. announced
IL R:s.:6e OF s.ss PER cent Of the rteelp'a, as
sEatnst S9.yl ptr cent: and, excluding the re.
L. wa1a, the ordinary working expenses were e.. ~
teE cent of the receipts against GO % cent Tor
The cnrrf spending period VI 1861 The cnnst1uc.
tton Of the 1ntetcolonlsl RalWay waH being pushed
Ger contract. nlsl the ploRrrna ALREADY made lctt
little doubt that pertlnns n& It wonld be opened
i tie Commissioners nx4l already a.t,est.sed for
il udefs Tor 1900 tons of sect fatlss and were
D.hrrNlke l.utldlpg the railway in substantial
t,on with the Grand T,uuk system. q ptnn!uent
potition among the great Through routes" BE-
tween the Western States and the Atlantic
Ocean
About two-thirls Of the total export Of gold
snl silver from the Utited States goes from
the port of Ne~ York. Nearly all Of the other
third goes from the port Of San Franciaco.
The exports Of gold and silver Of all descfip-
tions from New York. since Jan. !. 1870, are
/. frl1nua-
, 1870-11-10
County Court,
-h-k-~< ~a~

The application Of the Ceunty Collector for
Judgment npon the STATE and County waf1antssf1f
tlxatton WIS before the c1utt yettertiag. SIX sl-
jtct1an6 that the land OF the ohJectors ha,f been
assetsad with the land Of other ootectors rcrc
osrrtulctl.
WILL TR0BA1Hn
Estate Of George SchHA'L VIII proved and
lsitess tystementA1y Issued to A1na Maria
s'chwAzz, widow, under bond Of {3,o1A
, 1870-11-10
latest.

NEW YoRx, Soy. Q.-Money market easy alta
. FER cent, mostlyb. Sterling stea.1y at i.ta
hpa. Grld}qulet; opened Al 1loH. caosed At 1l"'s
a.IDx, BoftnxtnE rates nat. a. per cent.
ClrsIances, tsn, .ooo. The TseasusJ eoid 81 oN,
tVH It 1c4.1o441t<.&a
Governments kIeady: 80
ttups, 81, .ll3ssallsf Coups, 's;- 100 'sa1os Y
t.cups 62 los h4z1tsts Coups, as. ICE. t9l10s
Ca1ps 81. .10.s; ;alo1H 10-tos.... ...1r6h i 3l063
Cnups, ,6o. .1o7 X tz1Dsk Currency IS 411la,91lt4
Cuupe, new 100 AtS1GsAi
state bonds dull, except new South Carolina,
,2iS.
Ola TeuneSsee... S4L Old North Carolina +I6.e
New Tt1ncBEee....60 New S0fthstatoun22o
New Virginia. -63H ..
dag we're New York Central, Hudson, Lake Shore,
itea,i!ne, Rock Island. Northwestern, Pacific
, 1870-11-10

DREDGING IH1 TuAAB.-The contractor for
drreCtnK The moRth Ut the t1re1 Thames Is pro-
Kresstng nnelJ, md with good weather the work
win soon be &u:ly completed. The schooner Gold
Hunter, loaded With humber. md drawing ten fttt
and inside Of two Eeeks, II nothing happena,
mere vii BE- Twelve feet of water in the channel
THx FoRTA6K LAKE, CAkAL--The Fottaxe Like
nrh Like Supenor satp canal, according 70 the
Ntatn9 Gazette ts rapidly advancing toward con-
rietlon- II no un1ooked-for accidents occur, the
probability Is that the Ha1e1 Of portage and su-
the whole length OF the canal, oye19 800 feet have
been Dug he full TIdth and depth: the ba1ance Of
The excavation Is mainly stone. and xhxt remains
rnnnikned 4 In the hands OF = !arce force OF men,
~ho ire t'rl, e Eorteta to a par7ose.
foNAN CT CT kCTAln--Tne fo1.owinX IL
sia>--..-. =. cl ias as;.:Ya3 a:1 .l::.2c: 6. ~ :;
, 1870-11-10
TECTnRES.
A1AA u 3Akk3z
IMPORTANT
NIPoRTAN
COMMITTEES.
The American Literary Bureau

II prIparrd u ra2ke cnxaseens thruukho1. he e1n
ny fer the fuIlowirx
l-GcIuRERS-K. j. Ue Cosduva, r B. pu UAsiua.
ia.a 1db.stop Mo5aes eEy, k.ss Feid Nast q
kxsssA Lex Bsnson Iessns. OHve LOAN Jss-
IN aeGhtas Nay VI. 4. A!louFu tnana Prs.shefa
kee. W.T. Mi, Ptra- Homer B. Spfaxsn. John O.
eale h1kahxth Csdy stanton, asnIy Stanton t.1n q
Mastttt tJeeus PptsI GearEe fEaneis Tfsu. Dt 61s<
som. ~ Jos<ph Ams+,, Nj? Li1he pdysra11 Ataks.
6 HSlewsy: htf,.a o1sea. ti.ts Gs.,ee @ Of :ss
A1p,.a, Thoaaa. ". KNOX, the sh,ertaa rsa-.Ies:
Nv. Geoee I. Minstns. H.. l. Rs.ds: Of Se~ 4d Yes
pie Rrp4. Z. L. Ynunans. uon- Jaa- H. Aah!aS. taA
Jas. r Sanford, DC. e.
RFADKHx-PTnf. Aufns Ad4m4, Henry Nishoak.
IaunSs P. HaztIett, NTs, Fr.re-e ~ Csrtsr, Wntsln
Aa.ou kvans, Miss II l. u. Pcstss. Prot T. X hAJ-
nund, s. Il Aurnrekt &c.
rNtKRTAISMkNf5- Anna Bkhor. Mr. and
Mr. T. l. DAFenpDrt ttle ttnoent American Attof1)s
ske uuts shInson Family. Wrn. II. Pore, &C.. &C.
, 1870-11-10
MEDICAL EAh0E.


LII WASAlatsT0N-ST. UhlEAto, iii.
The louftst c1xAxtd .lrcesait p .,eia II
ne cty. continues to tEuat d. PatsArx IAA5aIl. ana
lR4aAKI DtAAAkA&. Of patn AdKer. Ea:aJ1x rttry
sAAlNAL A5a, the rraai; II rasty tt,cre u as
o. ethcr csAsrt. pr1dneana sAnv0CsxAs. AvAAs1a "a
sIGtx1t. fAfAtkxp ElAHx, tt>sA nt xxAiAI ana AAs.
Aoop. II pe1iecty t1ft1- u eel evasu- that 4 fn3
atcaAn who coahnss hiRsze1 oscu2vxlf study u
gss' ~ II a.s .sssa1s zs4sex .sn ~ n. pes.lty .uA
tf taet- lnt5iaee patieutA t1a u }of hls tsrat-
n-rnt Aunellc.nes ased prepared IL his Ltaoe1-
afs. Re1n hts u hDiAAL KAA .: Azqt to 4aJ IL
dr 81 In fIA1N akAIkp ENvxnrx, a.eip: of az.s
.sAmp. PklfArh GtACQLAA H. Lad.er, TOT staEpv,
ntr ufner houta.s l. m. ia ?. aaadAJr. y = N.
, 1870-11-10

were arm ana unCn8oRe0.
j Wnitenfb, No. 2, i bri............... &5ha 61a
T,npt 20. i, u h1i h1i.............--.... Aco@ aas
NackfrrL No. /, 4 bsi. II. .on3laes
MscEf rel No. 9, i htl. 1.5of9 SIS
MxcI cref, larEe family, hrl. 1.5n8 as
Wsckerei medium family. Il t1l.-..... 6cfA 6e5
XeckereL extra mcfE, y bil......-....1s.tetat7.s3
Nackerel, exs:a mess. Ktts.. 35oe4 5.75
Nasketel No. !. ktss. 9I1(a 50
gotnsh. Grand bank. IQh9 rs
Ccddsb, Georges bank, -.-....-.-. s.oosa SIS
No. box herring. new.......- asE3 81
scaled herring, new ..--....-.-,. f59 20
IahT adrr hesftuF, No I, q ie.5a
Ifckled herring, No. !, = bf1 S.5Aaa 500
Picked herring, No. J. y II bri. .-.... LOG Is
california Salmon. = Fty1.--,.-........23 atS21.M
California ta!nop. y htl htl-.----......-12:0sla.oo
Smoked haltonr. q 100 n. -.15.0A31oh0
ore nru,:, held, in consequence Of the solnewhat
IlEl1etl oletlnes, nnt for pressed hay tue marSet
wRs without the slightest Improvement, the de-
uArd. u for so1e time past. oeluE almost Enollv
confined to supplying local WANTS, and prices
lu,'uz weak and unsettled. We quote wholesale
$1ae0@Ideo; prstr1e, ptes1ed upland, Slo,30G
1l.o0: % slough - 90; hmotny, lose, On Wagon,
~ oo319 %; prairie, loose, On w1g1 Ell .0oa
400; for delivery Of pressed hay, t1.oo@L3o, &C.
cordirG To distance.
HIDES-WcEr Ia fM'ty active local and Eastern
demand, and the incrs ascd dsmuess noted 1esteE-
day was even more marked to-day, choice lots
commanding, tn SOME tH3t1nceA, 4 Ac ADVANCE
The at1lynls continue Euall and hare!9 sufficient
to meet the present requirements Of the trade We
make no change IL ouf quo aiions, as fo.lows: City
ETree1 6utshsHi, .A9se; grssa aised .cared. lshi,
saloHc; .Erten calf. t65lsc; dty rins, ls2So: !;
dry sslEed, lsH0I7t c: gTubby, scared, cut Of
ctne:Tisr .tamsEed. tWe-sa'r1s prize; ozsnded. 10
- :-.- Il
, 1870-11-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WEDSEspAy EVENING" Nov. s.
lhe folsoxIrg table shows the daily receipts Aut1
sEtFmcntA OF i've stock dufluR the week, up ID
, 1870-11-10
United States District coa1 :,

BANKRUPTCY.
New proceedings WilIiAm ]. Ralph, OF CHI
caR0. Involuntary proceeding iustin'ed ny Or
vitle l. Grant ct al {Gtant & McLean}. OF Chi
CAED. ....
jsttIck II, Moffss, OF ChicaRr. 1nvoluntar!
proceeding tnstIiuten by George WesLake L Co,
nf CuyAhogn County. OHIO.
, 1870-11-10
Geuina MHrfed.


ESSAYS euk fUUaU Mk:<. on >oeta2 E|s1s, axa3
r. IfnPeirts q tnrropatty o! fesnnk Aavtr%i wttn
sAGitaIT Belly 3of thc<s fte1 untitled Ter psxttImo
A. tip!nra S<t srs., ie1 rnsrs1n~A Addte1a
hN~ Ahu A6suElAilun, nuI r. ktu{saelpttz. "a
, 1870-11-10

u. L. SAstkH. L1Snltt+t Pr1ke f<~ta:u auA
s.1 ~ sS. " se.r.d 81 cras. Te.,s Fitls. szt4a
rets-ttllf ne~t-d. Als.,. aEArtSA pt.l:>-suts
v?esins 81 sell. a41e 9i.I9 hy mail Anclo<a
stamp snd 7t.dfe.A r. .. BOZ ii. chicago.
, 1870-11-10
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

EHEEF-TEe ffFep mt{keS WA3 quiet lid r0R}
chatce grades sold we'll, hut common Nete dull.
, 1870-11-10

Observation-Disclosures
1sia 1859. 1s'a' r.
, 1870-11-10

t.9 thppsSa e nom Common P1ea& OF Aurora sn,n,,.
HS ~ 1pptuee On briefs to be uled. 'ua'''
=. *. ,AebtI w. Thomp.oa '. Burkuer s Mo,.
diminnt,on Ia1on ot r r. rehea.lbg. Su.aesuon OF
~ utson u itcotd aud amendment fird
0p, enpea v1sota Of ptp4ge Eonuty ', Chzr,re
rs s,,anA g A. APPEAL fnm DdpsK@. ContIoue,i
esra raa9benent bs With leave to app Iant Is de 1e
\. 81 s1s,. Same =. Caa1lea Beekman ct al Appea,
u.1:. 81: John :: Miller ct al. '. aeosEc G. Nc
line e 6t sl from ,s,, nus.n ~ Stimulation
U1therl e~sS1"eo ~ ns-
pl: ~: Colur4hus. ciEcinaatI i Iod.aps centra,
tMMs*Ay t.a,n Conpany :. Nicholas T.oesch Apresi
i,risi. nax I5eni r., Submitted By both parties On
,1ss. Charles bradley '. Luther ", Ballard @,
- "a, Appeal trona to<l. Leave to NE arRumen1s
''1 1.s q 'es@ants So,a not @ Ssr.rd Win rr.'c'at
- - 1EoI % hant. Dimit uttrn Of record buR.
RtEec. and amendment HE'D. Submitted On
rtsaaed IT, 9 sssnments to Be t!les' November 70.
Wsl from took. Submitted b, both nar1i.s M
next ca VI wednesday
50. Jaines Il. BeyeiIdec # IL v Jamr.J xn,-
f0sa E.Ew;S c:cE t;ee,trned. ~ " -AA'-
n.ssrRtf. Ksraf ta Super r. C:u.t sopn osplt,; =;
on On aISumehts to be died on botn sides " Decem-
~. james Hamilton '. the Singer Msuu,sc,ur-
ios to- APPEAL 1tom Cook. Supmtstcd by zprcl.
!.at on htleis heretofore nled- Ta.cn on cali fur
s. e. ic,zo& Northwestern Rslr-o.a Co. ',
Frederick s.mmonR Appea. from Wniss.lde. Con.
:. ,3e, Timothy Wright '. The City. Appeal from
MI. II anh fakrn on call Tor the city.
s,ns,e ~ Ear klsn In. 3 naecock + =. y J.m.s y.
stn'l1 In error on hiefs to be 1led I'm medtat.1S
Taken On call for Defendant.
, 1870-11-10
Circuit Corst.
TIE WELLS STREET ExTEAsIoS or CITY Rally

Circuit Court.
TIE WELLS STREET EXTENSION OF CITY aAlLwAr
: thtca2n. Rock Istaut i Pacific Railroad Con-
rRIx Y. TIE Chicago West D1vtsInn Railway CoE.-
..4u3. Bill 10 sestIalh defendant from Lying or
east Of Filth avenue {Weis street.
I9n'rls lnAnt sues a the owner 81 the eaAt third
1T sa:ss, ass . u.sr .q wss :; sSso es q sesn ssa
syeuue t,r Wells stuct aud Clark tltre'+ 4,
ren putl!c hishxayJs-. Upon this ntxnrs, -
tc1s.1spt has commenced and Il prosecuting '.lc
.a&tug Of 1ailway trark, which comp:a,naht tt.
th"ugh 1t seeke to justify It's action under act
4 III the LEGISLATURE OF FEBRUARY q, ls.f. and an
ordinance Of The coune,. of Max e, Iss2 author,
street. 1t the Intersection Of Van Buzen street,
thence westerly along kad Van Buren, street u
within eighteen months IRON the passage Of the
ordinance. failure to work forfeiture, ~ well ~
bJ s1bseagsnt ct whica e1tenoed .ns period f..
BY expiration Of days, this right has been fof-
nASE TAxATloS.
| lector, Ac., Dil1 to ento,n the defendant iron
! nnceedtns 70 collect tax upon the undivided
p,oress as Its p1ohss for he ax months preced!ne
July !, the suM OF F1s.s5scs, upon which sum It Is
nl1tgcd the United States Collector proposes 70
claimed that this would be unlawful, for the 1ea-
son that the tax ceased to be collectahle on the
Is: OF 1anu1ry last
TAX NATTER.
John Hcaney ', A*Ahel Gage. Bill to SET aside
INK deed OF I4ud, eonmeL cling 34.s feet from the
southwest corner Of LIT {, buck 70, ,Or.tna1 Town
no tn on Wells, and 20 feet east, parallel with
ltsndo'rh ttIret, to the east lice Of the 1os and
X nth to the pscc OF beginning; being Sublot II
| nf Lots ], 2, and {, Block 40, 0.lginA Town.
| MECHANICS tIKS. 80.
| John Peters ct nj, =. James Sut!lvna ct a. Fet
siou to declare and enforce lneehan!cs len q
! xufH.. ff1r In 4
| Addition. snd hcus<n Nos. 469 and I'll, Cana
1 stspet, between Van Buren, and Harrison htreets
Conrad Baunhard '. Bridget o Riley ct al Pc
| TT ,or to enforce mechan,.ts lieu on tHo houses
| on Lots and :, 10 Block ;. lIutter, Wright ant
Webster'a ad'sttion. Cos. = and - oalo stTeet)
, 1870-11-10

Tur Milwanfae. aheooyfan, &C. daily, IT,. =, n.
Eof 4aws9see. etssy SssaIa.y. ~, q.
. day, ThErsdAy md Saturday, at-..,.....-,., m
FOR StIohe7h, 1nesaAJ. Ihuf.3ay md 3Atn..
u u p N
esG=ero Hay. srezr tn, t1n7 Sae Il q .J,4. !39.
esssSsS xS,:nAa
, 1870-11-10

No charge whaterer 10 4'eetnea tonsmtttr,s.
AMERICAN LITERARY ECRElC,
rAi~f Onlcc. No. l:s4 Sns.an-st--
City. r. U. D4a~ Anew
;. lEU south Cinrk-4t.. ChienEe4
r. d. Drawer $685.
E He make no charge TO Lyeeunls fer So
f-.rtH4 IarturtTs-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-05
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

preshItorian Church, Pastor. II. s. Snod'
,,-ass Sshhath services: Preaching at 10y a.
NJ ~ p. NJ Sabbath School, ny i. az
PRAYER meeting wednesday evening" :" 20; "a,
All are cordially invited Osncrs " '0''
strangers.
st. Peters Evangelical Lutheran ChIpcn'
corner Of Mulberry and Canal streeS, n.y. Co'
inmsas M M ssS strect En- SiisS service, every Sun;
Iay evening. German service, morning ana
afternoon on alternate Sundays Sffrl[
Afothod,st Episcopal Church, High street,
hc,Seen Chestnut and Walnut; Rev. u; n:
Spahr, Pastor Preaching every sappavnn w . a.
1dx x. M. and NJ p. NJ. sabbath School " n. n.
NJ Young Mons Prayer. Meeting, sMMurdday Mda;y
evening, q lS ScntS Senfsi. missionary copSsrt Isl
-, "wednesday evening. each month. FEY. n.,.
l,rcctIng svery wednesday evening. seats
frcc-Pnblic cordially invited 70 all inc SGT
vices.
81 Marv,s High street. every Sunday, High
Mass and Sermon at 10 O'Clock, y, NJ. Ncspers
at3, T. N. L. DcCailly, Pastor
baptist Church. corner ,C9laPbgs and Mul. sul
hcrry streets Rev. Al " Igoa fastor. ser;
vices iO; 4. M. and 7X P. NJ. Sunday School
at2P. NJ.
German Returned Church, Rev. II. wlllGrd
supply. Services l101f A! NJ and rs n NJ
Sabbath School Q A. NJ.
81 Johu,s Church. Rev. John Scott, Pastor
corner or Broad aud Wheeling streets sun
,lay Services: Morning. at lOh O'Clock; Eve
Lecture every wednesday eyenlngatTH 7. N
First Eng. Evan Lutheran Church, on Co
lS%SS, rTISss stgsisS tsSS A House. ssb6ath Service.
Echooi 4. NJ. Prayer meeting and Lecture
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-05
The Disintegrating Democ-
racy.

The Democracy of Wisconsin
furnish q striking illustration that
the way Of the transgressor is hard.
All efforts to harmonic the broken
fragments of the party have SO far
ended in complete failure. Each
county and village has its local
great men, whose entire platform
consists in an undoubting belief in
themselves and a profound disbe-
lief in any one else. Small jeal-
ousies, petty chickering's, and little
disputes, and an ambition to be
the head of faction which scarce
ly counts as scattering" on the
poll-list of most places, are the
greatest characteristics ofthe char
monious." The supreme JUNCTION
with which one of these gentlemen
announces that he has "always
been a Democrat" when the war
or reconstruction acts are discussed
would furnish Nasby with a theme
worthy of his pen, and great ex-
otter Of the risible muscles Of the
face.
Like the Bourhons during the
French Revolution, these men will
never learn anything. To their
minds, the world has stood still for
the past ten years, and they are
patiently waiting to see it reverse
its revolutions, and turn back in
its course. Their prophecies and
their prophets have been alike at
fault. The resistless march of
events, and the completeness ofthe
great revolution, have made no i'm
preston on their minds, and they
are still looking for Second Sla-
very Advent, when they can put
on their robes and ascend into the
high places in the Government,
over the cause which freedom has
won and consecrated. The slight
est success in the election of a town
officer, inspires their enthusiasm,
and they build air castles on such
IN event that reach the skies.
Meanwhile, the great Republican
party maintains its solid front to the
| floating fragments of the Demo
cratic wreck. 1t is moved by an
inspiration that knows no falter-
ing, and no breaks are visible in its
massive line. On questions ofprin-
ciple, its organization is unit ; on
those of mere detail, it gives the
largest liberty of thought and dis
cussion ; and its public men are
thoroughly agreed as to the gene
raj purpose of the party, and the
scope of all its great measures
While these things are SO, what
hope can disorganization have O
successful competition in the polit
ical race? On what plea could i
hope to gain the public ear, or en-
, tice voters to its ranks? AL effort
of the kind have been futile, an
: the prospects ahead are even wors
than in the Chicago Repn'
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huge blisters and the flesh was be-
ginning to drop from his neither
I limbs.
More than fifty charges Of DOW.
der had been fred against his ma.
ked body, forcing open the blisters
and causing him pain unspeakable.
The tauntings Of the devils be hurl.
led back into their teeth, the sarcas.
tic words burning them like the
fire was burning him. He had
wrapped himself close up TO the
stake now, and was looking calmly
at his captors. Never in white
man had they seen such a display
Of fortitude. Suddenly n savage
with terrible yell, leaped the ring
of flames, and the next instant had
torn the scalp from the brave fel-
lows head. ~ ~
! The blood ran down his forehead
and blinded him. Oh! how he
longed for a moment of vengeance,
he was dying "game;;" bnt he want.
ed to deal death among them ere
he died. He would do 1t, and to
the work he summoned all his
strength. The ligatures around
his wrists, he discovered had been
thoroughly dried by the intense
heat to which they were subjected
and little work enabled him to
free his hands.
Beyond the fire stood the exul.
tant Sioux, holding the scalp in
one hand and the reeking knife in
the other. A moment and Now.
bray's plan was formed. Dashing
the blood from his eyes with one
sweep of his hands, he sprang
across the fiery bounds, jerked the
knife from his scalper and drove
into his heart. Black Wolf started
! back at the daring feat ofthe dy-
ing man, and ere he could recover
Weber was upon him. Down tc
the ground went the two men, and
when the bleeding white rose, be
| held in his hand a reeking scalE
while from the Black VOLTS breas'
bubbled his hearts blood.
A moment Mowbray stood be
fore the savages, and then, hi
strength deserting him, he sank t.
= the ground. Fifty vengeful demon
darted upon him and the foremos
e lifted him in his arms and tosset
5 him into the flames. But now tn
brave fellow felt them not; for a
/ he sank to the earth exhausted, hi
: spirit took its everlasting flight
!, Poor Webberl how terribly hac
7 his wish been fulfilled and likewis,
: those of his fellow students-jus
four years after making it he har
s died game
The savages howlcd and dance
e around his remains until dayligh
d drove away the night that had wit
y messed the most tragical scene eve
e enacted upon the prairies of tn
G Fnr West.
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For the Lancaster oaastts.
THE RRIED CAKE. '.l5.
BY CHARLES v. BABcocx.


How dear arc the dalntles loved in my siliId-
hood, w II tt
when fond reeonection presents them TO
view ahP
Tho berries on ate in my ramblcs through
Wild wood ~
Wore not like the choice bits at home once
know. tt',
The biIE ana hOininy. tho mush and mo
~ lasses~- ,flis W s.li! nr rieli
In them was lnxury tongue cannot tell;
But nothing In all my remembrance sur
passes sr" ''f ii-' t4 hA
The good old fried cake that once loved 50
well. ---.s-,
Tho well-swcetticd fried cake, The round
twisted fried cake, - - ,
The brown burnt fried cake, that I once
Z loved so well. 4 ~ 20 eit EEi
When Oft to the nsld 4.carried as a treasure
Tho basket Of lunch for the laborers there,
l thought Of my store none would yield so
much pleasure, ~ C-5s+A w
AS the nice lot of fried cakes then in my
care.
How eager thcy seized them and ate with
greediness
How painful to me then their actions to sec
1 watched every movement with great un-
casiness,
For fear they would not leave fried cake
for me.
The wcll-swcetened fried cake, the round.
twisted fried cake,
The brown burnt fried cake, and not one
left for me.
How oft from my mothers own hand re.
ceived It,
When with II look of affection she gave
That gift-that look-Oh, never can forget 1t
Nor the fond bestower that lies In the grave
And, now far removed from that happy con.
dition;
The tear Of regret will intrusively swell,
AS fancy-revcrts to my mothers old kitchen
And sighs for the fried cake once loved SC
well.
The wcll-swectened fried cake, the round
H. twisted fried cake,
The brown-burnt fried cake, 1 once loved 81
well.
Lancaster, o.
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