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MEETINGS.

MASONIC :NOTICE.--The men,. q i
1vl bers of HENRICO UNION LODGE, X4
ealIedmeeting at their hall on Twenty-tiftb street
on THIS Monday EVENING at 5o'clock for
The members or sister Lodges and all transient
brethren In good standing are fraternaily invited
O'Clock. - - - : : - =" !.
BY order Of the W. M
WILLIAM WILSON, Secretary.
APRILIlh, A. L. $3.50, A. D. 1870. s. ap lf-lts
MEETING AT ROCKETTs.-The Con-
4fL servatlye Club Of Marshall Ward will hold
meeting at Haskins's Building, IN Rockets. THIS
EVE MING at O'Clock. - -
Immediately after the transaction OF bust ness the
Club Will resolve itself into q mass meeting and
VIII be addressed by several gentlemen who have
been Invited to be present. n i
vited to atteud. an II.-it
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JEFFERSON WARD.-The Jefferson Ward
Conservative Club will meet ut Odd Fellows
Hall corner of Franklin and Mayo streets,
on Tuesday evening at half-past 7 o'clock.
All citizens Of the Ward are requested to
be present. .. sui
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NEW YORK WEEKLY, ,-Lsdger, Chimney Corner,
Appleton's Journal, Harpcr's and Les1ie's week.
lies, Hearth and Home, Rural Ne,o- Yorker, Wa-
uerlsv, Eusry Saturday, Phunny Phelloso, Nick
Ndr, Jolly Joker, always on hand and for sale by
ELLYsoE 3 TAYLOR, next to Dispatch.
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episcopal SERVICES FOR PASSION WEEK.
The services in the Episcopal churches this
week will be at II o'clock NJ. instead of
P. NJ, as in the weeks past. The service
to-day is at St. Marks church, on Fourth
between Clay aud Leigh streets. u =
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all public or private saLes Of Real Estate
made Jetoeen the lst or January and the 1st OF
J,tly The purchasers pay the taxes for tie present
year, 6,.t on oil sales bct,oecn the first day Of
July and tie last day Of December tbs seller
pays them.
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We take pleasure In calling the attention Of our
readers to Messrs. W. D. Blair & Co.'s "B Sc
lect' brand Of whiskey, which they sell at 8e.5t
per gallon; a very low price for such fine ant
genuine liquor.
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II. ELLYsoN Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersi in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pnb-
ltahers' rates. for cash. Apply at this ONCE.
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Eep York Weekly, Ledger, Saturday Might
Chimney Corner, Fireside Companion, Western
World, and WdperIey for sale at ELLYsoN 4
TAYLoR's, next to Dispatch building.
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For THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very best coke, anthracite and bituminous coal
kindling sawed, and long oak and pine wood. 80
to Mr.. j. B. WATKINs's, I'LL Main street. nearly
opposite this office.
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MILLINERY.

MADAME DEMELMAN RE-M
WI SPECTFULLY informs the ladies Of SSSaaS
Richmond and its vicinity that she has Just ~
returned from New York with n large and we'll
selected stock OF FRENCH MILLINERY, which,
for beauty and taste, cannot be excelled. Hei
STRAW, and CACTUS HATS and BONNETS,
SASH RIBBONS, FLOWERS, CROSSES, etc.
LACEs. XIII GLOVES. LACE sHAWLs, hand.
| some BLACK REPPED SILK, at an astonish-
ingly low price. call from the ladies Is ali tat
Is wanted. 90. W.. fG- :. - - H. -
Country merchants and Wholesale buyers will
find 1t to their Interest by calling on her.
Particular attention paid to ladies buying nlate-
rlals for home manufacture, IS they Will find the
most complete stock ever brought to this city.
All my articles were bought for CASH, and I am
thus enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST
RATES. --'.' apI1--lwS
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OFFICE OF PIEDMONT AND ARLINGroNl
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
RICHMOND, April s. lsTo.
TFHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF this company for the
election OF Directors will be held at the office OF
the company at 6'o'clock p. M. on WEDNES-
DAY the goth instant. d. j. HARTSOOK.
ap 8-eod2w *s5i'-Es =. Secretary.
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EVERY SATURDAY. Appleton's Journal, Trans
Atlantic, Harper's and Leslie's weeklies, for sale
by ELLISON & TAYLOR, news. dealers, next to
Dispatch building.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-Aze1urms
~ The boats or the JAMES RI-FS6S5s&SSss2sS
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL COMpANY
vii Leave the dock as usual promptly at u n. on
l., freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
oeyond collected on delivery. or prepaid. at the
be afforded consfgnees, but no obligation is as.
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than q,
my office on the Dock without special agreement.
paid.
Boats locked and insured. .rsage 5sF4E
dell EDWARD DILLON, Agent,
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WINES AND. LIQUORS.


HCAUTION.-We are compelled, In con-
" sequence OF many limitations. to adopt Q
new brand, fac stmile OF WHICH, with that OF
our signature, is given below. We have protected
ourselves against further infrlngements by regis,
tering our trade-m ark and by entry in the United
tSI @our rJ genuine u. G True q CO.'S We. Runs
J. G. TRUE CO.'S name mHse on the % revenue stamps
on the reverse head OF this
NE. RUM, barrel. " G.A -
PORTLAND. MAINE. -. @. True b %.
Entered according to an act OF Congress, IN
ONCE efs OF the district court OF sIaine.'' =
vop,a resDsssfay sa IL assson m 81 the
1e e. Trae Il se CO. CO.. of Portiand Me- We are dsily
per is
91rders left at our Office wiz be promptly filled
the Wharf or from ,hs distiisry In Portland, Me-,
the D'''1s sqS s,as.
ap Lit Agents for Messrs. J: g. True &c.
r HEREBY NOTIFY MI FRIENDS
EoRaE SIC she pqRGuusS 6aa a soe
agent for Eastern Virginia for O the sale Of ny
EDWIN A. FULCHER. .
| AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, March 4 ils1o.
1h.ye On hand supply q the shove s ias,.y. a!s.
as any whiskey ever offered for sale In lthIs mar
ket. :, i-s~.'lsAt GEORGE a. HUNDLEY. ~ Z
ap 7-1w. ~ ..sl1.e. !s..i- s:s Broad stSeet.
! 10 BARRELS p UR e OLD RYE
~ 3 go 49,. GWHISKEY, :,Ss -, -
| 10 barrels FINCH'S GOLDEN WEDDING:
| Is barrels PIXIES MAGNOLIA, 90,
| is barrels PIKE'a XxX,l 98tf[tu t5Cti CT =
| 10 barrels BRANDY and GIN, et7 ,stEF ss, lss
| In store and for sale by ..,~,rY>,sa.; 1.
| ,a;e-- I;,i,fl ia LIMM sI III ,-..sl ~. /,
i T7REsH STONE LIME 2S. -.
n g. -ATsGREATEH REDuCED PRlCEH
i FIVE THoU9AND BUSHELS or EREsf
ROCKVILLE LINE for sale at tue foilcWtn
% 100 bnshsis and less than $50 bnsaels. q cont
40 oaRsisIs Rsis susasI ssa SOC susasls cen,
800 bushels era less than sea basasls, g een'
Thss PURE sTaNE LINE u received FEES
from the k.lns three times eech week, and butlde
can ger it az wanted, and SAVE THU cSsT OF BAl
u RELs. j asaae2sI anIEL0M q HLLhTIssss
spLR M AcgS fsfsess,
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,FEHTTaTXERa.
EERTILIZERS ON TI.ME.-We sre
E now preparea 70 furnish !. zELL's 4MM0.1

TJERTIGIZERS ON T1MEr-W6 6re
rn,. nrenared To fnrntsh aZEII,,s AMNOe
NTsTE HOEE SUPERPHOSPHATT,u 81 IN bars1
n f1o nounds each for each or on yfx month";
redit for approred endorssd negotiable notes or
large Quantities Within the lsst four yeass 90 the
Carolina aud Tor grain crops especially NE en-
ddy believe it has no Ain0a4 tho ynrfotB
articIes On ti,e market. 1asrss &C., sstSisy
hIessrs. Zel Sons are also putting up this 49,
son q aprepsration-s- n-s-ZELL,H-TOBAEC0 FER-.
MI TzEyy aIv nda Yfed ko fitp Srrf5t NJ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASE.

F}frH DAY OF THE Trial OF
',us CASE FOR THE DEEESCE-THE IN
vEEEErTED LETTER.
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VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAR0LINA
v 81, ,ecpH hAHD IT iAaGEIGx5 s GEIGxirps - a..


No. lila MAIN STREET, kICuNoND, IA. IL -
The Undersigned having this day entered Into g.
co-partnership under the frrn OF MCPHA1L d
WITHERs, for the purpose OF conductirg
GENERAL REAL ESTATE, ,AGEGCYt for thei
purchase and sale on commission Of LAHD6.
MINERAL PROPERTIES, MILLS, ana MANU-
Featuring SITES Of every description, sn thas
most attractive and desirable secCons Of Virginia
and North Carolina, offer their services to bnyes1
and sellers generally. They arc forming most In.
f1uential and popular northern connections and
will establish local agencies at various points in
each State. From their long experiences and tho
sive acquaintance and determination % leave
nothing undone to attract Attention TO properties
entrusted to them, aud pr2hote the best interests
q fair share OF public patronage. =
All parties wtshinRto purchase or sell can OBJ.
tain reliable information by applying In person
or by correspondence. We are now receiving ap-
pltcations for good and well-located mineral pro.
perties. G. G. McPHAIL,
p: 7#. is Richmond, Va:
VIM. N. WITHERS,
late Of Caswell county, n. q.
APRIL l. 1879. A~.1m :,
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EDUCAE EIONAL.


T ATTN, FRENCH, AND ITALIAN
IL Monsieur V. CRESPI, who has had more than
twenty years. experience in teachiug the lam
guages In England, Is ready to impart speedy
and thorough knowledge Of them In schools aud
classes and to private pupils.
Satisfactory reference given as to proficiency
and social standing. No. I'll Marshall street, be-
tween Second aud Third. ap 11-eodlma
GLASS IN ANALYTICAL CHEMIS-
" TRY.-DR. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR'S class
for PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION. IN ANA
LYTICAL CHEMISTRY will meet at tho Mcdf-
instant ut g. o'clock T. NJ. an6 every MONDAY
and THURSDAY thereafter at the same hour for
the convenience IF gentlemen engaged IN business,
If found advisable & ..'ae = ;E'5-i.ls. r .s
Fee for the couse, $50, which includes chen,i-
Gals and use Of apparatus, and the privilege OF at
SUMMER school. For particulars apply to DR..
TA1 LOR, ITO Main street. apAlwH
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GUANO, GUANO, GUANO.-1O0 tons
VI GENUINE No. PERUVIAN GUANO--di-
rect from the vessel in which IL was imported from
the Chincha islands-now landing. For sale by
apa ~ ROBERT F. WILLIAMS q CO. "
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DOWHATAN RAW-BONE
sUPERPHosPHATH.
RICH AND RELIABLE FERTILIzRR Z
COIN, oAxs TOBACCO, WHEAT. at.i
COTTON, AND vEGETABLEs.

It is rich In AMMONIA, SOLUBLE ROME
PHOSPHATE, POTASH, and SODA. properly
proportioned, thus forming q complete manure
for all crops. It Is reliable, as the preparation
OF the POWHATAN has the personal attention OF
JOHN WHANM the oIiginator Of WHANN'S
RAW.BONE sUPERPHQSPHATE, who has had
pilates, therefore not only possessing the scienu-
c, but q thorough practical knowledge. Scientific
claim for IL, and scores OF most reliable and
practical planters have used Il and arc rcsdy tot
testify to Its worth. I,
The, FoWHITAN is prepared with especial
care for the TOBACCO CROP, and will give entire
satisfaction. Planters III ordering should be parN
tIcular and direct their commission merchxnts 30
PHOSPHATE, which Is better and cheaper than
northern fertilizers.
will be liberal. r,s
Manufactured and for sale by - s9ha 5fa-
DOWNWARD, ANDERSON d Co.., tsf
1881 Cary street, corner Of Fourteenth street, 4.
30 Ann ,a5 ,.1 Richmond, Va. {
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SHIPPING.

4 = 7. EMEFFHNGs ff.EIIs--'.. !.
FOR NEW YORK.-The ele. /aGss
II giant steamship ISAAC BELL, Cap -S&&&&
tain BOURNE, will leave her wharf at Rocketts on,
TUESDAY, April L. at p. M. Freighc received
until II O'Clock n. Fare, $H; steerage, %. 20.
freight or passage, applyro s-t t:St'. -. ~
,s WILLIAM T.. DUNHAM d CO.,
ap l1--2t corner Eleventh and Main streets,
TOR BALTIMORE.-Ste Steamer sss5s1f.
IL PETERSBURG Will leave her
wharf MONDAY, April 1Ith, at 3, O'clock 2. At.
Freight received up to half-past O'Clock r. IL.
For freight or passage. applyto ss,a ~ F,rn.
ap l1--n HAKVEYS 4 WILLIAMS.
TOR PH1LADELP PHIA.eH.n.,
Il Steamer RFOLK, Captain 49,
PLATT, Will receive freight for the above porr nm
MONDAY the 1lth instant at IL O'Clock Frefeht
philadelphia, including meals and statr-rnom,
%. u" d 29h W. p. PORTER, Agent,
ap at office No. 9a2s DOCK sLre.t.
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cit BR0HN.y as. sgLsaa G.L' s,,..,s, =
arrHEELER ~. q WILSON'S sEWING-,
NV MACaJNE COMPANY have M semovol 70
saying this m achine would Do ysa e hays snSne
nernsrcd 90 this sc6ace. SNWANH-AACnAN6zzs
= Al - 6RaE Ii. RRoWE n Coz .,szssts '.l3
Is Agents ana sey.ns Machine GAchsnis4ss a
NEWiNG-MACHIEES OF sALLKINpa,
SREpkIEgD. ThsEI.OATELEfFTaQ 1EE.s
!ks ~ oni4 a4GTHRtSaFhask TRSFak ss4bEs sEabEss ssa ise Is III
] S'tasa aist = e sLo1r 81 d d kDpIEaT0H. "
.t ~ ~. sf. lku Carr StrsE&. 1ea8 1oC1taeA y
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q aitEl HiEA - .ssiffF
.a3zsJ 80 H!epalac97g s:tTTsd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30
---- - -
Too Much Marrying.

There Is altogether too much mar
rv.ng by form OF law, those who at
the mcst are only third or half
married i'm other ways. And there
Is altogether too much urging and
coaxing and hlluring young people
into the most important and sacred
of all human relations before they
are prepared for its responsibilities,
or moved to assume its burdens, and
by those who ought To known better
and act with more consideration. -
We make too much OF marrying and
being married, until 1t Ia thought, by
many people, something Of disgrace
for woman To pass through life
alone; when, Ia fact, tlle life oi
many a single woman Is poetry, ro-
nance, rapture evea, in comparison
with that OF many wife. so there
j. vast deal of marrying with very
little OF real marrying o vast deal
of discomfort, headache, misery, hy-
pocr sy, and unmarrying at the last.
What we want is not more strin-
gent divorce law, but better under
standing Of the moral law, which
forbids the marrying of those not al.
ready one; not less marrying, but
less marrying wheIe there is not real
marrying. And, above all, let there
be no inciting or briblng those tc
marry who are not drawn to each
other and held inseparably togethei
by qualities of mind and solil.-Ex.
chdage.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30
Romantic story of the Gettysburg
Battle.

Grace Greenwood, i'm the New
York Tribune, tells a romantic story
of the battle of Gettysburg. On the
day succeeding that sanguinary con-
flict, northern soldier, clad In a
Sergeant's uniform, was found dead,
reclining against tree, as though
merely resting, and holding In his
two hands, upon his breast, ferro.
type likeness OF three little children.
On this cherished memento his eyes
he'd evidently rested until the last
moment of consciousness. Nothing
was found on his person by which
he could be identified, and he was
buried among the unknown. A
thoughtful officer, however, had the
picture photographed and adye rtised.
The pathetic little group excited
popular interest-its story went ev.
erywhere, until finally the family
Hamiston, consisting of wife and
three children, were found. They
were poor through the sale of the
pictures OF those three quaint little
| figures, sitting all i'm a row, clad IN
their simple best, home was pur-
chased Tor them, and they were soon
made quite comfortable.
In the course of time other widows
ard orphans were admitted to share
in the proceeds OF the sale OF the lit
tie picture and were also made hap
py. Finally, with the hearty con-
sent OF the widow, likeness OF the
father was added to the group, and
the sales multiplied sufficiently to
form the nucleus Of fund on which
the Soldiers Orphan Asylum of Get.
tysburg. called "The Homestead, y
was established. This institution,
having its rise in an incident SC
touching, has become the home ol
the Dead Sergeant's children, and
of hundreds as unfortunate. Bui
many more soldiers orphans were
constantly applying than the man
ayers had accommodations for ol
means to support. A petition wa:
presented to Congress toward The
close of the recent session, asking
for modest appropriation, but the
story Of the heroic Sergeant was o
no avail, and the aad sought was re
fused. Well may the philosophi,
Grace conclude that economy is SAT,
when only the orphans of Union sol
diers are to suffer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30

Yankee Receipt.
Ny gettin' the best of my WIFE,,
father is one of the richest things or
record III tell yon hecw u was. :
You must know that he IA monstrcu-
stingy. The complaint seems to run
in the family, and everybody round
our parts used to notice that he never
by any chance asked anyone to dine
with him. So one day, jist for q
chunk If fun, l said to a friend oI
| mine, Jeddy Dowkins--s dreadful
nice fellow Is Jeddy-"I'll bet you a
pen'orth OF shoe-strings ginst row
of pins, that can get old Ben Mer-
klns, thnt's my wife's father, to ask
me to dinner"
"Yeou get eout" said Jerry, "why,
yeou might as well try to coax a cat
into = shower.bath, or get moon.
beams coat of cowcnmbers"
"Well," / said, I'm goin to try"
And try I did, and II! tell yeou
how went to work.
Jlst as old Ben was sittin' down to
dinner, at j o'clock, rushed up to
the house, at high pressure pace,
red hot in the face, with my coat tails
in the air, my eyes rollin' about like
billiard balls in convulsions. Rat tat
tat-diug. aling. altng. / kicked up
an awful rumpuG, and In fash out
came old Ben himself. had struck
the right mint. lie hal knapki in
under hischin, and carpin knife In his
hand. smelt the dinner az he open.
ed the door.
"Oh, Mr.. Nerklns," said I, "I'm
almost out of breath. | come to tell
you / can save you thousand dol
lars.n
"a thousand, dollars roared the
old man, and defy a weasel to go
pop quicker than his face burst In
to smiles. "a thousand dollars!
Yeou don't say so y! Du tell"
"Oh ~ "said I, ~ sec you are just
havin dinner meow. I'll go un dine
myself, and then I'll come back and
tell you about It,"
Nonsense" said he, "don't go
away come in and set down, and en-
JOY yourself like good fellow, and
have snack with me. am anx-
ioas to hear what you have to say"
~ pretended TO decline, sayin "I'd
come back" but I'd thoroughly
stirred up tho old chap's curiosity,
and it ended by his fairly pntfin' me
into the house, and I made q rattlin
dinner of pork and beans.
managed for some time to dodge
the main point of his inquiry. At
last finished eating, and there was
no further excuse for delay besides
old Ben was gettin iidgety.
"Come neow," said he mo more
preface. About that thousand dol
lars come Let it out"
"Well, I'll tell you what" said I
"yeou have "a darter, Misery Ann, to
dispose of In marriage, have you
not ?n
what's that got to do with 1t p"
interrupted he. .... ~
"Hold your proud steeds-don't I
run Off the track--a great deal to do
with it," said I, Meow answer my
question"
WELL" said he, "I have"
"ALd you intend, when she mar
rIes, TO give her $4,000 for por-
tion?'
II do" he said.
"Well, meow, there's tho pint I'm
coming tew. Let me have her, and
I'll take with $4,000, and $4,000 from
500 accordin to simple addition,
jist leaves 1000, and that will be
clean proht--saved al slick as q
whistler
The next thing knew there was a
rapid interview going on between old
Ren's foot and my coat tsils--and
am inclined TO think the latter got
the worst of it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30
An Honest Farmer Wins Prize.

From the Watertown Times.
A short time since there lived In
the busy village Of Bellvillc, In the
Province OF Ontario, q maiden who
had fought the battles OF life for
twenty years or 40. Her education
was fair, she was quick to learn, apt
In con nversatlon, and intelligent. In
course of time che become waiter
and chambermaid In tho Anglo
American, n well known hotel In the
aforesaid Belleville. She became ac-
auainted with the young men OF tho
hotel, several in particular, perhaps
o little too we'll for her honor aud
virtue. A dark cloud rose up upon
her life Just here, and now rests upon
our story. She stumbled aud fell.
Imagining she knew her destroyer,
and fixing the stigma Of guilt upon
one of the young men therein before
mentioned" who had emigrated to
tthe land OF tho FREQ aud tho home
of the brave,u she set out To discover
him. She came to Watertown.
Faithfully performing his duty In
"A gentlemanly manner, in the seryice
of one Of our best hotels, she found
the object of her search. The young
man declined the honor; he begged
to be excused, and declared lis limos
cence--whereupon the griefstrickeB
damsel caused him TO be led before q
bar Of Justice, to be confronted with
the majesty of the law and TO be led
away TO prison. There he disdained
conditional offers Of release, and set
tied down to watch and wait the yer-
dict. Before IL came, the poor girl In
her grief hap wandered to the house
OF some Good Samaritan In the
Fourth Ward, aud there she unrolled
TO her friend the panorama Of her
past life; aud was permitted to abide
until u brighter future should dawn.
In al unexpected glad hour, n
brother OF her kind friend, farmer
residing near our city, came upon
the scene. Ills wife had passed from
earth "A few months before, leaving
him the widowed father of Ave
orphan children, since which time he
complained to his sister that he had
experienced great difficulty In OBJ
| tanning servant who was faithful,
and who would do the fair thing for
the orphans lie saw the heroine OF
our story--he was pleased with her,
and she was pleased with him. He
took her TO his home, showed her his
farm, the house, the cows, the calves,
and the children, and she was still
more pleased. 30, on Sunday last, at
the residence Of the kind sister, they
were made husband aud wife. The
officiating clergyman. knowing the
facts in the case, and wishing the
bridegroom to know the same, asked
him few questions. His principal
reply was: All right; If she can
take care of FIVE children. will take
care Of one.n The sun now shines
on u happy rural home; the prison
walls no longer c0niine an innocent
victim, and 'alps well that ends
/ 1ell.n