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The New York herald., 1870-01-28
The following were the highest and lowest price
of the leading speculative stocks:-
CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGES.

CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The following were the closing prices OF stocks at
the last session OF the Stock Exchange
64A 55A; Cumberland. a4N 3514; Western Union,
a41s 35H; Quicksilver, 1914 1885, Mariposa, 81
bid; do., preferred Tx IS; do, certificates AZ
%; Pacific Mail, asX a ssl; Boston Water Power,
17h Is; Adams Express. 633s q 631a; Wells, Fargo
Express, n: American do, 37h 37sI; United States
do SIX 52s<; New York Central, consols, 05 gbk
do do, scrip, DIX 91zS; Harlem 139 1394: Erie,
20 231< do, preferred SO 40; Reading, e5k a95S;
Michigan Central, 1l7k bid; Lake shore, SAN as5.;
Illinois Central 1871 bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg
o1h; Chicago and Northwestern 71zs q 72; do pre.
ferrcd 8SA 8SX; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cnnau, Is; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 72K 721s; do.
preferred, S6h se1; Toledo and Wabash 53; do.
preferred, Tan; Fort wayne ss q Ssh; Alton and
Terre Haute, 20 25; do. preferred, 81; Ohio and
Mississippi, 25N o 20; Delaware ana Lackawanna,
1osX 104; New Jersey Central, 87al 9s Morris and
Essex SO bid; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 10s 10;
do preferred, 1851 111K; Dubuque ana Sioux
City 1oSls 100; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central, 10.
GOVERNMENTS ACTIVE.
The government market again closely sympa.
thized with gold maintaining great buoyancy
throughout the earlier sessions Of the board, the
CTS touching lis. When later In the day the price
Of gold declined to 121H, the market yielded about
quarter per cent on the more speculative issues,
prices on the street closing finally as follows;--
United States currency SKIES Ill nix; do, 1884,
registered, 1lsk 1ls51; 90. do, coupon, llsa4
l1sx; do. nve-twenties. registered, May ana Novem
Der, 115A 1l6; do do, 1852, coupon, do, 1I5A
i15X; do. DO 1854, do. do, 115H 115I: do. do,
1885, do. do 115A 1l55S; do do, registered, Jan.
nary and July, 114h 114,4; do. do 1865, coupon,
do. lax 114x; do. do, 1857 do. do l14s. l14%;
do do., 1858, do do, 114a 114s4; do. ten-fortes
registered, 112A a 112s4; do. do., coupon, ll2H .
ll2z.
At the government purchase Of one million OF
bonds to-day the offerings over four millions
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STREET GuoTArIsy;.
Half-past Five s'Ciock r. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THUKsbAY, Jan. T-6P. j.
CoFTEEThers prevailed fair demand for Rio steady
prices, and sales were made Of $500 bags, Wan
dsrer. and 2,73S do, Emil, on private terms.
Other descriptions quiet su. unchanged in
value We quota Rio. ordinary csrgoes. c. lls fair
do, Ilslc. i6<a; good do, 1SAs. l6Ac prime do,
1916 l7Ao. extreme for lots, llc lsc Java
2ohc &c; Singapore, Ishc lshc.; Ceylon, ESc. .
1870 Maracaibo tic. 1870. LAguAyra, l6zkc Ike
Jamsica, l6c l7c Costs RicA l4c. Ice: GsniIa &c.
gold, duty paid
CoTTos.Thers. was less activity the market for this
staple demand from all being active though
far business VA. transacted and fun ptcs: realized
which 1895 for spinning LOSS for export $40
laton and ylo In transit For future delivery the
current yesterday The sales were follows 500 balss
basis, low middtnE for February a 2Sc. askc. 500
seS DO for !s9.. g = slsc Soo do tc5 @ fsofa. :.
26 100 do. for April 2sc., 500 do for DO 26<c 500
do. for May at 2c 1o do for june 2s l6o and
for do. At 36,sc We append the closing quotations:
MoIiL
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DUuub tU-UHy tIIt UIHeTIUHS WCTt
The following were the avards.--
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG
With few exceptions the Southern state bonds
were strong and in some instances active. The cx-
ceptons were the Tennessees, which were barely
steady. The old virginias advanced to 81 bid while
che new bonds were firm at previous quotations.
The MIssouris and South Carolinas were one to two
per cent higher. The Louisiana levees recovered
from their decline and closed firm. The following
were the latest street prices for the leading bonds on
the Southern list:-Tennessee, ex coupon, say .
q; DO, now, ]s 4eh; Virginia ex coupon, 81 .
w; DO, new, % %; Georgia slxss " Z 50; d..
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STOCKS HEAVY.

The day was also one OF realization In the stock
MARKET In the forenoon prices became heavy ex.
cept for the Vanderbilt shares. which remained
steady until late In the afternoon, and for Rock
Island, which still pushed its way upward and on
ward. touching l12h, which was the price bid on
the street at end OF business. The stock IN stl
dealt In on the sidewalk In front OF the stock Ex-
change, the governing committee OF which body to-
day ordered the telegraph company to refrain from
making further quotations or Rock Island under
penalty OF having their agents and operators dis
missed from the building. We do not inscnd
TO discuss the matter further than to SAY
that as the telegraph company is private corpora
tOn, deriving its privileges from the stock board
Sin measure bound morally to comply with the
order REFRESHING transactions In Rock Island. On
the other hand the brokers, in this day OF prompt
quotations, are dependent upon the telegraph CON-
pany for facilities which never enjoyed In the
old times Of messengers. The question Is open
one, and Will be, as 1t has been to-day freely and
angriy discussed by both sides until peace Is made
between the directors ana the board. The
career OF Rock Island was independent OF
tho general direction of the stock market,
which, under the realization referred to ana
under 'bear' raid from some prominent
operators decllned sharply in the afternoon The
story or decreased earnings on the prominent West
ern roads was supplemented by another bad exhibit
from st. Paul, showing decrease last week or
447,700. when this was followed by report that
the Northwest directors intended seven mil
lions Of consolidated convertible bonds to meet cer-
tain maturing Indebtedness OF that amount, the
three stocks-N0rthwesr, ST. Paul ana Lake Shore
fell to II. 721 and s4A respectively. Northwest
preferred was dragged down 10 ss5s but there cut
loose from the common and rose to s0i, the
new issue not anecting the preferred shares.
Despite the influences which have been
ct work on Northwest 1t has made an
unusually strong resistance, ana hence the suspicion
that 'short interest is being tempted into IT, just
~ there into Rock Island. Two great operators
are on opposite sides OF this stock, and although
they have been in the background for the past week.
they will be heard from before long. The strength
Of Northwest In face OF reduced earnings, the ex-
pected issue Of convertible bonds and the like re-
cetve in this fact still another solution. Delaware
and Lackawanna Railroad has been weak under the
decline In the price OF coal. Cumberland was dull
ana heavy. In the miscellaneous shares Paci1c Mail
was active and strong, and Ia sudden rush TO cover
by the shorts In the afternoon advanced to l01 ut
the same time that the general market was weak
and declining. Western Union advanced to IS. In
the bank stocks Tenth National sold at 1869. There
was continued activity in the Pacific Railway bonds,
Censrsls advancing to OAK and Unions to s5I.
THE EXTREME FLUCTUATIONS.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL SrnERr, 1
THURSDAY. Jan. III q. M.

THURSDAY, Jan. 2T--9 r. M.
The snort TO maintain the speculative interest in
TnR GOLD MARKET
was less successful to-day under tue generally cain
ASPECT OF the political horizon the Improvement in
nve-twenties at London, and despite Senator Nor
toms amendment proposing sixty .nye millions sd-
ditsonae currency. THOSE who are interested in the
clique movement having put the price to ia2R were
content to realize at the anyance and then left the
market to fall back, which IT seemed quite willing TO
do when deprived OF their support. The result was
decline 10 2ik, at which large bids were pending
at the close. The weaker tone OF the foreign ex-
changes to-day and nattering iine OF exports
since gold has risen over l2i combined TO keep the
market within the range which Is set forth In the
following table OF the chief nuctuatons:--
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THE ERIE MANAGEMENT.
The Works oG the Rrss Railroad ~ Eisslrs :
A IAshs Upea the ksad-A Chapter Of sh,
Ires Ass-Nsfsrs or the strike and Hs Coz
soQuen0ee.

Iros Ass-Nsfsrs Of the strike aud Tts Con-
seQusnoes.
ELsrRA. Jan. a. 1870
The further one gets from Jersey CITY the less IN
terest appears 70 Ds taken In the strike which 10
agiatng the souls of the OF labor o. shat point
Here tho mechanics talk of the subject In feeble
ana Indifferent spirit ~ II were no concern Of
theirs whatever. THIS IL easily explained. The
on strike IT Jersey CITY OF dinercn, type OF me
chanics IN this respect, their social surroundings
produce an innuencs on their WAY OF living aud
thinking which has much to do with their ready dis
position TO start strike. The at Jersey CITY spend
more Of their earnings are less tractA5c aud feel
ess dependent for work on the Erie Company than
those at any or shops intervening between tnrrs
and Bualo. A. Port yerys there restraining IN.
nuences which have more or Iess effect on the
minds Of the workmen, The absence VI surrounding
ATTRACTIONS 10 the shape OF similar labor oasiie.
in which they might &c, enpioyment m case OF
losing what fhey have; the Taci Of having house
and perhaps io', aud OF having afsiniy and u may
be- an ambition 10 start some day IN the little towa
In some sort Of business. In Jersey CHy. on the
contrary, the mechanic lives after . d,rereat aud
less satisfactory fashion.
NASsER or LIFr
HIS evening resort may 10 other tasD his home
his companions are. perhaps. nosDaase mechanics
who baving nothing 10 blnd them so ous place are
prepared for slrke, and ready 10 bundle % their
traps At moments notice and starr for other ne9s
ana pastures now. A. susquohanna most Of Ihe
men have houses and lots Of their own, they tsei
themselves part ana parcel Of ths place. take IA
interest In its growth and prosperity ave decert,
frugal, happy lives, aud show no prscipitsts hGmor
to plunge into strike without full and due proyoca.
ton. Here It II . good zeal the same way. Living
is cheap, the town is quiet, comfortanle aud pro-
crossing, houses ana lots can be bought 81 figure
within the reach Of = prudent ana saving mechanic
and therefore 1t is thai the who know tho noh-
paying character OF. most strikes prefer 10 suffer
sSpe Inconvenience ratncr than run the rsK OF
being indefinitely out Of smployment Al Enrslo,
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The market for wheat quiet, the from all
note in prices, which we're steady The .ass we're Sooo
tor price very ohcos 30 81 GH for small lots am
ber Western VI 1ss for red DO, and II 70 s1 - for
white Michigan. Corn dull, thers being but little
demand, but prices we're without particular change.
Sales So900 bushels, .t u 0ef 81 o69 for old
for new do d % white Western aaoss N o. s % for
do Southern white and yellow. Oats were dull unsteady
and &C. lower, the saes being 10000 bushels At SEC
So for Western ls for rejected do 800 asc for state
wAA dvu, aad prteea wsrs sasrpy aemjaAi SaElv wss
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FLOUK AND GEAIN.-HeCelpts I2y nbIa aud l5I baRo
dor SSs bbs and S70 bags meal $40 bushels wheat
6OO do corn, 59S2 do. go peas
The demand for state and Western -four
from all classes OF buyers and the business trans
acted was light Prices were guile steady except
medium grades, which eod rather gures For Cali
f0rns flour hemarket dull and nominal sass vers
limited 10 5000 bills prices within the or the quota
ons appended For Southern -four thors more
and rather Grmnes Ia prces especially
medium grades Sales were reported OF 1850 bbs Rye
our quio and sold ut easier prices ESQ bbs
Corn meal quiet but without change value saes
war ANN oto.
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Up to Clearing House time the holders OF gold paid
8 TO per cent to have their balances carried. In
the afternoon an exceptional transaction was
corded at four per for carrying. Tue operations
or tho Gold Exchange Bank were o. folows:-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-08
Rab,tunl Constipation.
HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PEEMA-
NgNT CIR "

HON To EFEEtE - tIsaA.NhN
NENT CURE.
Som, OCCUPATIONS o. ne p.clispose to Cosiireness'
ey,ccla,ly ,ho.s whicil allow OF but iiue exercise.
Persons who contract this unfortunate habt oil
boIy. unGer such circumstances. might possibly DC
rc,Ityed by changing their sedentafy e,npioyinsns
Tor o.Sr-s of a more active kind but thls Is by no
means certain. Hahitaai constipation Is = SeIs 1o-
st,naic disorder. All the Ordinary so-c-llsu sensuies
invariably aggrayatc Il. Nothing can oe n,o,s
Ir,rrIous In IN the continued Use oi sttols hpetlsnts'
they at irst ~irritat-:. and iinaly almost paraSae,
the boweIs-rnIerinG them 20 lorpli tnat S mo.,
lIou, GnSes OF cathartic medicincS maze 10 ensSt
mon them. A mllG ~aperlen:. comoniea Will a sgn r
re stImnlant, Il the true remedy; anu aconinlmus'Vn
In th- Iappirst proportion. OF thsse lhEtru,suas. ~
iound I'm IIos;ettcr's Stomaca Diilers. this iahous
S,oinacS'c .nv!rOrs.es the whole intestinal, Caila,;
While quietly removing from It's ooiN oiSsois al
lmprd,nacuis TO a free passage through 'neip' ~
;ncrs pursatIve has this double operation Soorttr
naTy stluuiant effects the desired Object: .asssoi
CONSERVATION abandoned rs hopelrssby dls'lnsu,su ~
Inp.IIcr, Iuen have been cured In 4 lew wccHs ~. .ne
BNttrrs. To those who have iTicd all tne i1St
OF The ,llspenNIty In vain. We say Try ln,N lIi'siStso,S
SIin,ulnnt and apericnt. There i>no sHtieiei.t IclS"t
why constipation Shouai b. the CONSEQUENCE ~
selrn;ary habits. ~!!O,,ctte : Filters, by supP2nnS
the vigor which would otherwise be deIlIsu hOni
exercise, W III in all cases enable the system W Yvnt.
form ltS cxcrctory functions regularly ana Nc'''"'
fully.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-08
I,Oermediat. School.

No. l. - Louisa TraverS, Abram
Booth. Peter Langdon, Robert Jones
Maggie Davis, Lizzie McMartin. Ella
Sullivan. George Wright, John Rust-
ner. Julia kenealy. Willie Mickey.
No. 2.-Katic Stewart. Nora Sulii'
van, Frank Miller, Virginia Jones,
Hattie Fitzgerald, Maggie NORM.
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EL.O:rE.s Nli.VNrs MiNINC

DE.G5sES SaH.ySrs MINING
- Coinpauy-Loca;ion Of WORKS, Gold I'LL.
Storey County. Nevaii.-Nuticc is hereby givcl
that NJ q meeting OF the Board OF Trustees ol
said Company. held an the 81 day Of December.
1870, an aSsesSIucp. Go. c. 81 Onc Dollar
ri O0) per share was lcyici c3on ;he cap
ifal stock Of said Company. payable immc-
diatcly. in Uuitcd States gold coin. to the Sccsc-
ta-y, at the Office Of the Company. No. iln
California street, San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upor which said assessment, shall
remain unpaid on the fifth day OF January,
1871, shsll DC deemed delinquent, and viii Be
du!y advertised for sale al public auction. and
ualess payment shall he made before. win he
soil on TUESDAY. January i. 1871, a. one
o'c!ocl; p. ", TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
o! sale.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
II. c. KBBE, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room No. 81 Haywari's Building, No.
<i9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
40 ..## hItd HH# H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-08

SITUATION EYA INSPECT.
n able young girl. to do housework or cook.
ing In q private family. Is a good Washer and
Ironer. Inquire OF b. II. DSyis, at the old Co
lumhns Brewery, by the north Yellow Jacket
Works. Coil Hill. .4TT dave
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-08
Primary sca05i.

No. L. Edward Butler, William
Metson. John Quill, Richard Smith,
Isaac Sharii. Martin Hawkins. ". a.
McCormac, Ella Fox. Katie Hill, Roe
Swaney. Cora Tamblyn. Bovette Win
terbauer, Emmie Wintcrbauer.
No. 2.-Clara Pohl. j. Mclaughlin,
josie Patten, ID. Mclaughlin. Grant
Marsh, Ii. Langdon, Lille hecsey.
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Grarn Y,nr school.

No. L. Laura Holman, 1.ibbie
Salkeld, Ida Lichtenberger, Erai!y
Nicol, Louis Larson, Lotta McDer-
mott, Annie Burk, Johanna Winter
bauer.
No. a. John Mcdonnell. Henry
Fonticella. Kate Mcdonnell. Christina
Larson. Lizzie Holman. Lizzie Fox.
Willie Randall. Willie Nicol. Frank
Lambert. Fannie Robinson, Tommie
Harris, Nellie Stuart.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-08

\ woMAS living in Pennsylvania re-
Gently Ind her cyesiglt restored by an
operation. after having been blind for
severa! years. The first thing she did
after objects became visible, was to sit
down and read 4 number OF letters,
which she presumed had been sent to
her husband By ladies during her blind
hess. The feelings Of the poo: woman
can be better imagined than described.
VIXEN she found that her Jealousy had
bcca cCcasioHcd by 4 number of coal
and washing bills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-08

Never :iausentc n Weak Stomnci'.-Thc
Of u weak stomach was never yet I'M
proved by caiharilc drugs. They merely Increase
ths irritation. which IL Is a!E!mpor,ant to aray.
There IL no preparation In existence which soquicSly
and certainly removes nausea as TAaarSr's ErfER.
.EsCExr SELIzEE ArERIENr. Its immediate c:itct
IL 10 sco.he and refresh the uneasy oTSnn. II arrests
OF 'the disposition TO vOmii. at ohtc, aud
carries OF. without pain. through the inicstines. the
cmc;ic matter which il the provocative Off
4 dose Of The Apsricnt vii! always cfectn-
ally settle the stomach" af,cr n nights dis>lpatlon'
som HY ALL DRUGGISTS,
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

" Arrivals.
ny WELLS. FARGO Z CO. $ LINZ.
Thoe Powell Mr. Strset W b ThornhurS
MrTaylor Nh Dia:lc J LorGy
4 Shultz Mr. Peek Mr. We-hhIrn
CM Foster Mr. EillebrownMrs Jones
Mr. Barrett NJ johnson Mr. Milan 4 vi
Departures.
nv WILLS. FARGO . co.'s LINE.
W II TAYLOR John OIiasa IA; CoGbett
W z Thorne Gus A.h Mrs X Wood&eh
A Mnkins VIM Mitchell John Cochran
. wasserman Jas Patterson G i Higgins
Nrv johnson ii HudteI&wf VI McAuliiic
Mrs Taylor JPJones A Mathew
C A Fisher
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ROLLS or uoNcE

The following are the rolls OF honor
Of the Gold Hill Public Schools for the
past month of November:
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New FoREAIAS. At the regular
meeting OF Wa,hoe Engine Company
No. i, Virginia, last Monday evening,
John 5. Ryno was chosen foreman i'll
place of James y. Cartier, resigned.
"SrA.pISG's GLUE" useful and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-08

Through Tickets to all principal cilie- In Eu-
ronc for sale nj the COmpsny's Offices.
A. y. ToWNE. Gen'l Sup't.
T. II. GOODMAN, GanI Fasss'r Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-08

Masonic EL%CT:oN IS GgSoA.-At
the annual election OF Douglas Lodge,
/. and \. ", held Oh Saturday cvei =
inr last. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing Masonic year:
L. W. Eo,lcn. No:>hlVful Master; No
seS rcbbS. Senior Warden j. II. Ruail,
JUNO. Warden: ". D. Gray. Treas
urcr: George i. Bell, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-08

CERTIFICATE oT AN EMINESr CHEM
lSr.-"l nave made 4 careful chemical
ANALYSIS of the SozOdont, from an I'M
partial sample purchased by me per-
Sonally, from 4 leading drug house of
this city, but nothing of IN Injurious
or Objectionable character has been
found in It's composition" James G.
Pohlc. NJ. d., Analytical Chemist, IS?
Broadway. New York, late DR.. james
Il. Chiffon Il Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-08

SoCyiI. HOP To-SIGuT.-rhc Ladies'
Mite Society give another of those
pleasing and popular social hops at
Miners Union Hall. God iiill, this
evening. Admission rorai! Grnt!emcn.
81 : Tor ladies who are not members Of
II 1s-..- s.,,,. it,.
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VIRGINIA Posi- 0HFiCE News DEroT.
The aforesaid place is where anything
YOU want in the way of books, pic
lures. stationery, news matter, and all
that sort of thing can he had at the
Lowest DOSSiblc prices.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

friends; drink; you are welcome TO all
my store" drinking as she spoke, cup
full in their honor. The soldiers accepted
with pleasure, and in few minutes four
hundred men were writhipg on the
ground in agony. Then the Woman of
Stenay" rose, and, with her dying gasp.
shrieked out, "You arc al poisoned Vive
la France !" fell back a corpse. This is
the legend of Lorraine, and the memory
of its heroine is revered by the peasantry
as highly as that of Charlotte Corday.
AN average Egyptian can see nothing
distinctly at distance Of more than five
hundred yards, and has no acuteness in
detecting an object within as many feet.
When the railway was Constructed the
utmost difficulty was found in procuring
men capable of seeing or recognizing the
difference between signals of only hun
dred yards off. Many candidates came,
but few passed the test. One man was
nearly passed, but the engineer was not
quite satisfied that the fellow had not
been making good shots" at the colors.
50 he held up his hat at one hundred and
fifty yards, and the hapless signalman pro-
nounced it to be the red flag"
THE graves Of the dead in China are
curious. In sn interior burying ground
recently visited By an American, pots
without number, and OF every size from
the two-quart jar to the half barrel firkin
(made of clay and baked), were to be
seen lying about the hillsides or partially
covered with earth aud standing in rows
beside the pathway Many Of the pots
had lost their sealed covers, or had been
broken in pieces by man, beast or wind,
and the dry bones lay scattered about-sn
enigms to the believer IN corporal resur-
rection. In some places the pots were
buried out Of sight, and over it and around
it was laid floor of cement of medal
lion shape, with finely wrought curb also
of cement, but initiating granite. These
graves dot the hillsides ali along the coast;
and where so much psins are taken, it is
usually the grave Of some official or
wealthy man. The poorer classes simply
set the pots on the hillsides, for they can
not afford burial. The bodies are first
covered with the earth, and when suffi-
cient time has elapsed for the disappear
ance OF the fiesb, the bones are dug up
and deposited in these pots.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

badly-"and why did you 60 gallivanting
off with that girlf"
"You did not ask US, in the first place
and that girl was visitor, and liked
her"
"Don't be ssucy. | sent a note to Jane,
and told father 20 give it to Andy"
"Ha, hat" laughed Aleck, sit is all ex-
planned now. The old gentleman sent in
an advertisement OF Puffer's Pills by mis-
take, and you will find the note quietly
reposing in his pocket"
sm afraid Aleck was saucy, for when
Hannah got into the house there was
something very sweet and delicious ting
ling upon her lips. She crept into the
sitting-room, where she could hear the
good old deacon calmly snoring. and slip
ped the little note out Of the breast peck
ct of his coat.
Long afterward, when che had been
Alexis wife many year, and the colors
of the pretty star quilt hsd faded upon
her bed, Hannah would take the little bill
let, grown yellow now, from an inner
drawer, where she kept it along with a
silky tress cut from the head of the baby
she had lost, and kiss it tenderly, as If
new faith and trust could emanate from
its folds.