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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30

The extent to which labor-saving ma
chimes have been introduced into agri-
culture, says the Chicago Tribune, we saw
illustrated day or two ago IN Wiscon-
sin. A farmer was seated on a reaper,
with gloves on his hands, and with an
umbrella over him, and, with as much
comfort as if driving buggy, he was
cutting oats, the reaper throwing them
into regular and convenient sheaves for
binding and stacking. We remember
the time when, twenty years ago, we cut
oats without an umbrella. or gloves, and
let the grain lay where it fell from the
scythe. Yet here was man with pair
of hor-es, in comparative comfort, do
ing more in one day than twenty-five
men could have done by hand twenty
years ago.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30

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~ s:e.!;;sh |sessssln t,a sts,s. e h..
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u 6 II s ssilsaslBsird sass i .g {: :.
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lSse dss H. Ssis ssssss = ssiefst ssesai sings.
II & afa e aaa ~ ss n 'isA'-ias Wings
s.ss;s s:.,sI s:s: Z. Il.
Sne Fxly iidlST asyn. = : : -
t* III y ciSAdas Ess @ sTs-
= 8 ih ssaaia s9sst tAesy issyaes I: /.
D "a lae sP vaiisss III sss sIlEsn s'niE iiSss. -,
90 Z
asaht York fulfiIs with I@sy hands
Y Et1a slRP a <Isass % Z sss e - 3. .i = sds
1S.iinn ths siisdy aeifsao~s
eMhs { sssbiss.ligg q is At his own raks will.
kihm out St. Michaelsb ben.
sss sis s's ss'sBPbias iRi wind. blow
ths height, and pray for them that go
w Il y D6wn,to the sea in ships.
ii 4 sf6csasbrfs IN the boats.
aRins their nets with murmurous song and
Step sudden, 81 Dolores silver voice
krpm he gray Chapel floats.
They think how o or the bay
Siler bridegroom, from her white arms torn
-ns the haze and gold of Michaelmas
- Sac year ago to-day. g.
Then rocking with tho tide.
ey reckon up the newsof Yesterday
count what time to day within the bay
3e home bound ship may ride.
nSsdming, tho long night hours,
OF whitSS1ilS coming DER the tossing deep.
dawn his.morning from her strange. glad
..s6ss sase to gather flowers.
casxhonsyed to the brim.
% fruits Ind brilliant grasses, and the stems
so oAer an'o nssns - ri,
4, q 81 the chapel perch. -
WThs T ST asds lingering now, she turns -
IFla 3 ss ssls ssi1slns sssas ssiss .'sss s'rns
\. .,,S r. y zI.s. q! I AZ 4. .,.., j
4 I. y. sis sSsSs i g lsssl 1 :ss 'sata
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30

A CORRESPONDENT of the Providence
journal attempts to show the origin of
the cant phrase "put head on him."
In 1868, he says, he was corporal of the
first relief on a certain cavalry picket,
and in posting his men heard from the
corporal of the relief then on post a
queer story, to the effect that the senti-
mel on one of the posts, which happen
ed to be near an old grave, had been
horribly perturbed by the appearance
before him in the dead hour Of night of
u man on horseback without a head.
To Jones, the man whom the Journals
corporal correspondent was to station at
this post, the tale was duly told, and
then the correspondent added: 'Look
out for the man on horseback without
any head on p Jones was just firing
up his brierwood'' for company, and
replied between whiffs: "Well (puff),
if a man (puff, puff on horseback
back (puff') without any head on lputf(
comes around me (puf, puff, puff, I'll
put a head on him 7"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30

AN ANEcDoTE of Lord Chief Justice
Holt is as follows: A poor woman was
arraigned for witchcraft. The witness
deposed that she used "spell." The
"spell Htoduced in eyidence-was a
line from oiiss of f,the classic poets, writ
ten on parcRpent The Justice de-
manded to see il, and ia was hapded 10
him. How cames you by this g;y he
asked the prisoner. IA young gentle;
man, my Lord, gave itSvto me to cure
my daughters ague.n 'eDid it cure
her 2" 40 yes, my Lord, .apd many
Others" 81 am glad of it, sssid the
Justice. "Gentlemen of the Jury, when
was young and thoughtless, ! went DC
this woman's house with some compan.
ions, had no money to pay tie reckon.
ing, and pretended that by spell j
could cure her daughters ague. She
accepted the proposition, and let us off
scot free. If any one is punishable it
is the Lord Chief Justice, and not this
poor woman OF course she was ac-
quilted. bu. y ~ multitude at.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30

Th3thsy son should so forget
,fele za,t6 stealrto. even look at my
help iaaciI fte.estp make love to
cnleusa Sfaneful! What is
xkaa H. kupss that Harriet
>i1E hut. a beggar, at the
"a we know that she is
10 Yet you persist
attractive .about
~ see how you
that splen-
Yes, John,
he is rich,
flows her
you both
will have
10 it; and,
r. EzIsfy4 - .syiyIl have it!
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30

AN air of importance-One's first
breath.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-28
Sprruptipn unS Ncforim.

gSie tortult man ans Dem al9tllletllen 81
fame Der polittiten Corruption, iiber meld)e
10 &tclc ian1mcru nm idlreien, uno peren
GinfluB iih 10 &entgc entSicbcn f6rncn =?
@ic cine 4elt wiitbet ic i'll alien poltJlheu
Srciicll, mic ell SrebSgcihpilr frtBt lie lcoen
Ebcil unieres 1fieutlitcn GebclS an. lem
cS GruIt lit, ite Su unterNriidcn, Der mlB mt
alter @ntitlicoenbeit Srout MAIDEN nlft bios
9e0c1l oaS llebel, %ionocru aud ge8cn Die ers
]taiutcn oiIentunolgcn llcbcltbater, uno ntft
BIOS nit QSortcu, lonpcru nit Der Chat. An
benz Stinmfaiten miiiiCn lie uernldtct lpers
ben, oort mus Die 6iientlid)e Stimme tic Sur
polttiidcn S%imittung perurtbetltn, Nle,
ruclde al icuer Slategelbanpe gcb6rel, Die
obue 6abigtett, @Siiroe mo Vtoral ale 81.
ientliden Aeu1ter nit SeicrtraIen an ltfD
retBen, nm oaritl SIT raubcn, 81 ltebleI mo
III bettii0erl, nm i'd 81 maiIell mn Die all
0%enlciuc SGulniB INNER unertrd9ltder Sl
mud)eu. ,
gQjo itbcr SorN init ibucu, glcidoiel, Oh
Te ocr Yartei angeboreu, 81 Der man i'd halt,
oOer niNt! Spiebube 1T Spiebube, 0teb
lit 0ieb, gleiduiel, oh er iiA 0cmofrat nner
Jtcplblltaner nennt. SeOe Rciorm 1T ull7
linn, blcibt bloies @cihwdB mo Irommer
@unid, mern iie nid)t AM Stimlhfalten SIN
That uirO. (Bh. Senl.).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-28
Die Sbnrs'i3c Siebc npb=
ctuW0f,

gSGGreno Der gaftSen Nod)e bat Die Teoc
0eS bentidIen SendtotS Die 4Srelie oeS VanoeS
beid)Gftigt, cine I~usjcihuuug, oercn It'd, M
ter ben beltigen anlertfanilheu Stdat8mdl1s
rerrl nur iuelligc Sl ~erirclien babell lnb 6etner
in Dem @robe, ais eben SdlurS. @ie mir
iton benuerft, lit ;ludr oas llrtbeil Der Der.
Ihiebenen YartelIdattlrln9en ucrldieoen, aber
iiber Die 6ei1beit Der lbliften, iiber Die &c
bie9ene, talentuolle &eiie, in Der CT leinen
9ebanten in beioell Sprahen 8orte I'll per
leiben lueiB, iinb aae CHING. Gin ionoerba-
rer Smislpalt oer 2lnitdIten berrid)t, pie mir
ifou angeoeutet baben, i'll Der rcpublttantlden
YreIle iiher SdlurS, Der bette Semels, baB mn
iere Wieillu1g iiber ieirlc mltbmaBlide Stel-
ling I'M ndfltel @dbltampfe lid oils rid)tig
ermeiien mlrb. Senn mcbcr Die gr0Bcll Sob
ipriid)e llno YufiS bon Der e~illell, nod Die gifs
tiger, lieblolell Attdden bon Der allocren Seite
perben einen Sdlir, bon leinem bctretellel
@eSe 5uriididreden.
Setreiis bes Ginbrlfes, ocn ieinc lebte Rts
be auf bic 8emofrateu gemabt, benlcrtt oas
,Selletr. Sournal" III chem Conc, Der falt
ipie cine Mahnung ttingt: ,Se!lalfg lam
ibm 10 ,penig ME Inoern pic gehobene Stims
mnng Oerborgen bleiben nit meld)er bieie
9febc mieoerum bon Seuen beqriiBt miro, ais
oereir politiifer @cgner or ieit >Sabrcu gegol-
ten urb aild) Jest nod geten mia."> Gleih
,ettia mad)t baiielbe Ylatt ooraui aufmerfs
lam, oaB er iidt Die bentiAenG aOitalen II, Sra,
ottaliiiimi uad) iid) 5ieben miro: pSor. Sdlur,
ipeiB obne 3weiicl, bGB CT 10 lpeni9 mte ir9enO
ciu anSerer beiu9t ut, i'm Narnen oes ganSeu
oentid)en @lemeutS 5u ipredleil, iinS Dap man
Elm idter Batriot lem fam, obne letle arls
iiften 81 tbeilen."
Seine nat,ie 0ieOe ipirb ST. Sdurj in
eouispiae balten. Der nNnSci9er" tniipft
folgenoe Griuartnn9cn al %oieielbe: pa Der
oentide Senator nidlt gu oen politiiden
Shipdtern 5dblt, ipeld)e llh III eirlem eng abb
gesren,ten Sbeenireiie belpe9en mo iid in
ibren 8eoeu oaber gu tpieosrbolen baben, -
Do Sr. SdurS benielben or9dnllden Ban,
isine oratoriide Ehdtiatsit IN ibrer @eiammt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-28
Ser NrdiScnt auf Ieiien.

2upeilen 1T i'm Goi0relle Die Sra9e ailt9e~
norien morben, Oh Der b0flte Seante Der
Union ritt iiir ieine 0ienite nit eiteln Sabs
reSaehalt Don S24 900 uno freier 2Sohtlng
&C. III tGr9lid) btSablt miro. Dian bat partt.
Der hin uro her gerebet uno lal1ielltlld allt
Observation-Disclosures uno abnlid)e Bripatbe'
arteu b~tu9elpieien, peldIe oft piel bbhere 9e=
balte beSiebeu. 0abei ging man uon benz
6aftlm aus, oaB tbati1dltd) Der Brdiloent
Der Ser. Staateu nit mehr Irbetten iiberl
bauit mar, oils ir9eno Elm anOerer otTtlltlld)er
ODER Yrtuatbeamter i'm SaNoe. Iber aloere
3eitsn, anoere Srtteu! Selblt Die, peld,e
be, BrIiioenten Grdnt 10 bod perehrer NM
ais 10 competent fir ictn bobeS lnlt balten,
peroen oof 5ugeben milien. baB er Nh
ourd,aus uid)t iiberarbelttt. Der luielthalt
in Dem ld)alen Sreiben unb ben Srluolltatell
zines Sabeortes," mic Sora5 @reeiep la9t,
lit ood) geWiB feline anlireil9enoe Nrbett, llllo
oas elui0e Ieiten, Sabren, Haldlen nno eno'
lid oas ltete Jfeiien BON etnell Slte Sllrl an
bern, Al alien @runoietnlegun9en uno O9l.
aeh1rt bob lpohl inter Die Rubrlt yIlnhles
ment" NIB nid)t inter bic Der uArbeIt."
Srcb Qlleoerr, baB Die Union nod rtenlolS
eiueu Yralioenten beiaB, Der % ptel, 10 alBer-
oroentlib ptel freie 3eit fir 9teberoin9e mo
Grholuut hat, uno III oeiiet Grbpluugen etne
quite Qeltiire 9ar niht gebDrt, ob9ietdl lelne
lluatwano.beit i'm Streiben mo 5feoel rett
wobl eintger Nudbiilis b%coiiritc,, 10 hat bod,
Sr. Grant befanntlid) feline 3clt 9ebabt, nm
Der Gntbuuuns pom Wionumente leiles eolen
Sorsdngers beilpobnen 81 tonnen. Sin Se-
iut bel siuigen Settcrn uno 9aien i'm ternell
gSsiten mar Ipid)tiger, neil amiiianter. DEM
radlt absr, meitr or Doh ieiner SermanOtz
i6aft nad benz Siteu beim9efehrt lit, miro er
Der @runbiteinle9uns fir pas nene Boli9e'
bGnoe ~ Bottom an ID. Sttober betipppner.
I'm min ben Yrdiioelten aud eiilnial ~ Ybl'
looelphia bel elmer Siientlid)en @elegenbeit Sl
baber, luirO Der palenpe YorId)iag gemaht,
fir ben 8au eineS nereu Boit9ebaHoeS IN
Bbtlaoslpbia i'll asitireu uuo 5ur Srrno ITEM.
lsguns ben Bratcenteh eirljnIaoen, ipObe! eS
on einem feinen Souper, belten WegallaS,
liarteu@ettGnten uilO oil cinem lulttgen 2ail6e
nibt ieblen lol. (Bb. 0em.).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-28
Die .,Sl.zy. Sts,tg." iber Die
Nfmnisipal=S itmatipm in
SScm Nprf.

Die ,N.-0. StaatS- 3eitnug" ia9t: PAS
Sraurigfe all Der 9arrScn @eidlihte lit, baB
man ni6t einrnal raS Scrtrahcn babell fam,
nit piclem a%bomiuabeln Splemc griinolth
aebroden III ieber. Die StrDmnng 9ebt
Sans Oabin, buB n,tt einmal nit auen
Shuloi9en, geidJmeige NIT Ocm Spileme, aut.
acrallmt luerDe. Ni6t allein bas
bineinbrGngeu Der ellerun a IL
Ser ten Glcmeute in bic 2ettnn9
Der &e ormbemeg II %Ionoern no
mcntlih aud Der GinfluB, Oen cine notorIldl
ourd, uro ourd corrupte Brclie auf Die Se
megung geuonnen bat, itintlncn uniere 9otT'
nuT9en iebr berub. DtDtten MIR inns tut
iheu I"
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Wan brandbt ~ ptel ,rtm 2eben.

IS II gum Sammern! Dice armcn BE
anlten baben 6:au hllp Ginoer lnb baSl MIR
eilen @ebalt BON $4,000 posr $4,000, pie !.
q. Der .3ahlmeiiter oobge unb Der Ypitbe'
ante Nortou III New.Dorf, = ,ute tonnen iie
pamit leben?
gYie iie oamit leben tDnnsn? aaerbingS
nid,t, rpenrl GUM geben ein Sans nit elmer
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SauDercite
Nrupr Wnuncrciu.

Der .9iabt0raben Sauprreiu Sfr. 4" bat tees
ten Sonnerifag a6enb, cen 2f. gent, ietnen gnian9
acnommcn. ane, Die nod bsitreten poleinl, ttno lol.
iibit eriuht, i'm 9eriamnluugsloiale bel Sdrtnann
sSic6ucr, Rr. SAC, SigbtftrdHe, ndbe Dem
Gro#arahcn : Wtartte, ith i,hcn SonHerha9
qben6 s lbr, einjuitnoen, oa bic crne elnbaplnh9
beute, ben Is. September 1871, it9tttnoet'
Sob. II. Heuiins, Yrdiocnt;
Jpb. Sd,ut;, Sbabin,;
(229-3D cuiepb Spbuleiu, Sttrctar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-28

Ser @roB iirt IlertS BON 81 II g.
lamb ipirb am s.. Sftbr. in RepsDort ers
wartct nno ruiro bel Sanop Soof bon chem
Gomitc, beitcbero aus nidt wcniger, ais 800
Serren, oas linn aui elmer 9arSen 5lOtte bon
0ampiern uuo Sadtcn ent9cgenihpimmen
,uirp, cmpian9en werper. Der @rBBiiirit II.
iein Seiolge werben on Der Battery lanben
uno bon bort nit elmer militarlifen GSforte
nad Dem pGlarenbonsSotcl" g%eleitet werben,
ipoislbit Suarticr bcltelt 1T. BORT finoet
Diner, SsgriiBnn9sreoen Ii. |. 10. iiatt. am
nifiteu WiorSen wirb Der SroBfiirit geit :
Yoint beiihti9eu uuo IbelbS fiuoet GROCER
S0l III Der rgcaoen,p Of Muiic" itatt; am
britten Gage Dtor9cnS Seieuner nno AbenbS
ipieoer GROCER Sau nuo oann am i,ld)iten
Mtorgen abreiie had @aibinston, iuoielbit
Die %5eitlitteiten bon Neuem ibrcn auiang
nebulen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-28
Mrurr Wnunrrrilt.

qnf guIuhen pitter 9auueretnsitCGEee baben mn
uns entihtoiicn, einCn ncuen 81uperst1 81 9rnhotn.
Vcrein unter ~llberalen @ciegen au6uidIeBfnL, ruo
bierourd eingeGaoen, lid heute, Sonnerit9a' Mesno
i'm s llbr bCf Srn. Sbriftian Grant IN Mr. SS9,
iibern. IS iueroen aud Al gItidlrr !Seit bic @eiegc5ur
annabmc ~oor9ele9t nno oas extraordinarily sfpooth
iueroen, y. 9Irmhruft, prop. Pril.
4. &roger, prop. Sice z Frdi.i
Is. Trdnf, prop. Sdognl.;
f92Q-3D Is. seritte. prop. Seirctdr.
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0elS ausiulcibeM.
Wrlprr anslnleihrn !

R~srioner, rpel6t @eloeri in GumnleH oor 500. 500
1920, si40O, $1,000, $4,000 ODER ireeuo cine bsiiehlgf
Snmine 3u Ieiben ipiini6er, ipolen %aFiahi9it. bet
SobfGp, Uiditert gir. !, 9onrtlanettt., porlpreder'
u8-l
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INBEHgSA u9ie Wadt am MBein''
EW tract 9cls.

0E&hA21kS
gortraa nit e,stana bel Soc inb ssadt in
81. Rfcincibff'S 4elssTabrif, ytr. 213,
NorDs@ apitroBe, 7 Sbiiren iiiolid bonn
Selair' Marlte.
(@eian9, uor9etra0en Don ~nniercm Nris.")
Sc fcbt bic g8adt i'm Reib an 9tbein,
Nein 8Gtcrlanb, fannit rnbi9 iein,
60 (an9e infer aIeiueibft fpridt,
Sart'S frieren cinen Seutiden nibt.
@dt III Der PeIS unb audl gar tein,
Sbr 9unoen f0Hnt garS rnbt9 ieln;
Stebt left lno fault redt Gin .
Sei alcineibft MIR alein!
(Yiottts lauidt unb ira9t:)
pcr Iiu9t bic ngBodt am Hbein"
Sott ipdt I'M Niitttrnabtf
Sei &leincibf rtlB es letn,
aSo man Die Gel5e maht.
Sort sbr Die DieHer firren2
Maidincn brauicno iiehen2
Gin 2rciben iaft yum Siren,
Dor Sdrm ieln Wort 5l lpre4en!
IS tdrcd, oas @ctnurr bes Barren,
Ger 3obel tniriht NIT iSdbnen,
Sic Warber idrVi'n, ais ipdren
IS Eau enoe bon Spdne1.
Dem SeaT wirS's Sell ssridnittsn,
9as ut Die Shulb Der Ntooen,
gDeit jegt in unfercr Wfitten ID
Wtan tablt nit laiter 9toten.
Der ssrmelin bitt' @naocn,
BOD aieineibft 9iebt fte ni6t
Sh0ne NJ Ilr' Iir tetntR Supen
Sit isine critic BHibt.
Gdrei'n fli9Iih bob bic yirrSen:
San uns Die Vfiiif' unb 9ra9er,
gpiro Sober nit ms i6ersen,
Wenn feline Icl5' mir tra9eu
gber! Nbcr! fein @rbarmen,
4,etSe traaen 9fei6' unb armen;
Wtifie, Gra9er, Sollarette,
9te Sobanna uuo bic Nette,
Yoas, S~aporiter nnb Hederine,
Die War0aretbe uno 4atbdrine.
Refine 9eden lnb YelSniise
Sicbt itlbit 3ismard NIB "unicr Srisc."
II. 3leiucibH,
Gngros.YeISfubr bril- a Mt.
9feins8erfani in bcr eritsn Gtase 6ss sabrii : sc
6dubes nno in Wr. l6f1a, sSeff Saltimpreffr.,
aeoeniiter Ioains' @rpreBs Office.
Sas @rossSoeer iuirb In Nr. 213, ToresG5ap
Stra6c. fort9cfibrt. tIug .25.6Wlte.)
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Ear @twas fir icOc Jamilie

Gtuc Tlorencc'fhe MGbmafebtne
1T Die bette iir aas aIrten arbeit rno Die %nettelte Wias
ibine in ner Welt. Wtan fonlne lno iebe pieielbe in
benz gSertaujss gotate, SIR. 40, RpresS borieSfr.
i'm "Sreimaurer:1 empel," an! lSnlttS,12Dfte')
Man gc9c III z. SBanfs,
nm Rdbmafd,inen su fanfen.
Ran scbe III 3. chants,
uni " i III a d n II rcparirt gu erbaltsi.
Wfan gcbe an Z. Sbanfs,
hin Spulidifie, JtaOcln Ii. T. 10. Su %tauten,
biniscr uns better, ole oil ir9enb slnem anoetn
Ylupe.
Ndbmafcbinen : SbanfS,
Gde Der 9ombarpz uno Sharp : Strafe,
Der "Griten Saptiitcnsairbe. aeoenlber. (Deb6,tSl
Genb's "GRAND DUCHESS" &1ls
niides Q8aRer.
"READ's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
"READ's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE" r
"READ's GRAND DUCHESS CoLoGNE.n
Sas bette ~tolniitle Woiicr In Nmeritu, unilbertrots
fen pom ir9cno eiuem anoeren Irtitel. Nein Seli9er
8altimore's iolte es unterldfen, lid nit elnsr 6ialpe
bieies
ausae,eid,netcn WarfiinS
su perieben. Gbenio iuiro empIcblen;
.8eae's 9empelrittersS panet,"
,0teao's Gempelritter= % oluet,"
,Redo'S Scmpeiritters Sopnet."
Werner iulte aui fcinem 1ollettentilte ieblcn:
,1teGb's ma9iite6 Yuluer tGr bpien SGls,"
.ytcab'S ma0iiheS BUILDER Tilt bOien Sais,"
Gin uniiberuel1i6es Seilmittel iir Salsleioen tr9eno
uelber slrt, pie cine 6laibe. ridpti9 on9eiranot, oarf
tbun luirb. Die Birtuas oes lllttels II cine ipunz
eerbarc. NJ. y. Nede,
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aononrrsMorftsNauperci CIR. /

Gaamnntlibe Dlitsliebsr obi9cn Screins luer6en our
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took it down, and flung it out at the
King. There was halt in the procession
Just then so that the King looked up
and saw the child and the flowers. He
ordered the wreath to be handed him
from the ground, put his arm through the
place where pussy-cat's neck was to go,
and sent number Of thalers up to the
little girl y.
0i" Silver, silverl And the Kings sill
yer, tool" gasped Amelia, kissing it.,
Then, when the gay procession was
past, she ran away, and with her went
the pieces Of the plate, that she might
buy another just like it; and when her
mother went home that night, there 1t
was--the new plate--sitting on the shell,
and maybe it is there now.
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Pnssx.s Necklace.

The King was to be in Stuttgart that
day, and Amelia had never seen His
Majesty carried along by his fine white
horses; therefore, what wonder the com
ing pageant had been going to and 20
in her active little brain since it awoke
that morning. Dinner was over at last.
Her father had gone to his toll, and her
mother was washing the dishes. After
that was done, and the floor swept
Amelia was to be dressed in her finest
clothes, and then wait until her mother
was ready to 20 "the King for to see. T"
Now. Amelias father was tiresemely
poor man; / mean that he was always
telling her mother that she must save
this and save that, until some times the
poor woman almost wished-but never
mind what it was that she wished, for
there goes poor Amelia's plate, that she
was wiping, to the hard floor.
Now you naughty child. You shan I
90 step to seethe King, said Amelia 8
mother. That new PLATED and il was
only Christmas that ii came into the
house. What will your father say27
"Oh, mother motherP cried Amelia,
don't keep me from seeing the King.
didn't mean to break the plate was
thinking how he'd look, all crowns and
things, and it slipped right through my
hands. I'll work hard and get kreatzers
enough 10 buy another, IL you Il only let
me 60. OH do let me go.
In vain poor Amelia begged Her
mother was not 70 be coaxed or won
from her words AT last the little girl
was left in the house all alone, for hel
mother had gone to the show" She
cried and sobbed, and was tempted &C
run away, when all at once there came
a CRY and the chatter Of many hoofs
I Up to the window she climbed, and theI
( right before herown eyes rode the King
/ The window-sash was up. That morning
Amelia hsd made a wreath Of try flow
ers to pui about pussy-cats neck, ana
hung il on a peg beside the window
She just reached up her little hand anC
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Attachment Notice.
Dial x Robley I
VS.. ,
Geo. Washington

Dial 4 RObley aa Hie'e
Geo. WashingtonJ
A TTACHMENT HAVING BEEN ISSUED
t 6 t0GVs G nonse Sh of the
State Of Tennessee, so that the ordin-
airy process Of law cannot be served
upon him, and the same having been
returned by the proper, officer. levied,
etc, the defendant will take notice that this
cause is set for trial Saturday, May 18th.
1871, at 10 o'clock am. before me. JUS
tice of the Peace for Shelby county, at my
Office in the city Of Memphis. when and whore
suit, or the same will be proceeded with
ex parte; and il is further ordered that this
notice be published once . week for four con-
secutive weeks in the Public Ledger, a news
a9-45-5l-57 s. A. MOORE, j. p.
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE.
NORTH AND EAST.
Winter Schedule.
Takes Effect January 9th, 1871.

Brownsville Accommodation leaves daily
Except Sunday at 4 :l5 pm.
Daily through train TO Nashville and Chat
tanooga without change of cars. Leave at
7:45 pm; arrive in Nashville at am,
Chattanooga at TAO m, next day.
Depot at head of Main street.
Ticket Office. 2S711 Main street, one door
north of Jefferson.
The train leaving Memphis at As D. m. runs
daily. The4. Is am. train does not run on Sum
day, Both trains run through to Louisville
without change. Elegant sleeping cars run
through on the 1.45 pm. train from Memphis
10 Louisville. connecting at Louisville with
through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland, Buff
falo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
staterooms, in through cars, can be engaged
at the Ticket Office, 2371Z Main street.
j. II. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAS. SPEED. Ticket Agent. 9-62-t