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TIE BEAUTIES OF HosoxEs.
Bloody ARRAY at the Sybips Cave-An OmceE
FrightfuIiy Clubbod.

Bloody ARRAY at the Sybips Cave-Au OmceE
FrixhtfuIiy Clubbed.
About five O'Clock yesterday afternoon gang o.
New York gentry invaded Hoooken and proceeded
W 1.-THE Cave" near the Elysian Fields, where they
down to refresh themselves. They were not long
seated when dispute arose among them, which
resulted in one OF them being prutaly attacked By
the others. ana beaten with lager beer glasses. Just
then oficer Tunchen OF the Weehawkcn police
force, rushed to the aid Of the man that being
beaten. he attempted to arrest one Of the assaIl.
ants named Mathew Monat, when several Of the
others interfered TO rescue Monat. One OF them
caught the oiicer's club, saying, tl9 ~
., .'YOU CANNOT ARREST THAT MAN." -y q .
The OfiCer replied that he WAS dSOrdorIy, when
tho fellow said, "He'll do whatever he damn
pleasesn and then the rnfilans fell with fury on
ing tumber5 at Ills SKULL the officer was 30 badly
beaten that 1t was thought for some time hU mighg
die, wnen the sc0undres. hearing cries of "folice'
deSlsted. soon afterwards 0ihcer Daverley, OF the
len and q man named John Wilson. Monat was
also secured, and the three were taken before
Sergeant Bourke, who committed them TO
prison TO await examination. Funchen bled
prolusely from tue head, and WAS taken to .
drug stOre where deep wounds were found TO have
been inflicted. gentleman named Abraham Levy,
of New York. seeing the brutal treatment which tho
policeman had received, idenuned Cullen AZ one or
the assaulters
No respectable person Is sure OF his life when he
visits this neighbOrhool on Sunday. Chief Donovan
has no jurisdiction there, owing the fact that the
Land improvement ring have had that district
(Which by right belongs to H0bOken) annexed tn
Weehawken by an act OF the Legislature at Trenton,
paying. 1he locality creates sod exception TO the
rule tnat rowdies have little influence In Jersey.
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Of the Portland, Rutland, Oswego and Chicago Rail-
road win be held az Portland on wednesday, July
g. at which Il me Senator Hamlln win make an ex-
position OF mis- great railroad ball to secure cheap
transportation OF breadstufrs ana provisions from
the West TO the seaboard at Uniform rates through
out the year. Measures OF business character are to
be carried out to secure the formation of the pro
posed line.
contract has been entered into quite recently
for grading forty additional miles OF the Grand
Rapids and Indiana Railroad. The section OF twenty
miles, north from Paris Just finished Is now being
rapidly ironed. The completion OF the contract
made for the above forty miles Will bring the road
to within twenty miles Of the Grand Traverse Bay,
the northern terminus OF the road.
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Wheat was dull 10. The sales about
q os II sSs ss ns H1a
4 0f s ao
Ths .slsS s0ov. sssOO SYshe. At S7Me ssss for
tSs dssas ssls. So go bushels co. for
1 % s was Ono no.
day usually being quiet rates both py and
ct s
and 9d wheat by steam was ASKED without engagements
ca s Ss :1G 81.
y Of a M S IT, sssss
hsnsi G?gsaiiSsa
e. .s
port $500 DSls gssnsa petroleum private
sa@ s: PAYS
bb1 do same voyage and rate ssD from ph.daDha %
a. 81: Is!! x:
SS: rsnsa i D.sosS% ssoofSo% Of Gasnbs ss
a no 'Ss % :as
sS Ds' " 70 ss r.. v
ss'ssssss 81 w. @ ss' ss Eng
sssg;,; 4? T. 81 ::;ss "a !si:
Ea sssass .Rs;
S g.. s En- II. Su e
tons !. ss S0fOr W.shnron and q foI wiImlns.o1
Iescins busins.: The reported sale; Of refined were
SS s1ss.s "as aGs al
month q 2bc, and for Angus. =. sec The Phsdephia
?ssol:sd today iS SS "a SsS I STANDARD TSs: II
y sss Slipping SSs half
D5 ss FOR * s
more active, but price: unchansed The sses were25o
quiet excepting light local demand; prices how.
s so. we're J . Ss
fSs .as sS iis sns
os Of that ns ~ s BE-
s for . snS we sS TOR r, mes; Bsst
he1or :. descriptions quiet 70 day but prices were
e. :sl
IL sS .sv su5s0 and Sssd az u ts
and cheese in sr os%and T. ISe r.
e1SR steady The sales comprs so sc per
S:roips ssSs = Per W. Sccis
prHs and prior. o.r.
good sSanE ssnnsa .aa.; :, vas sr% :. '.
iasS eIu.hsd ana Rowasrsd :, We duots;n
~ sss''r q. e1 "a 'i :ssS a: s;: s
s ) SsG.is SSas boxes
fIssfs:.'sa SsI.j.i S..
gos;Y losS ,.I g,.sgch y. ;,.a 4,
20 IL Ss ioe Tsn:~currsns ciased and suDsrior Sd
.S sH IL e. 10: :: SEE and arm The sales were
Dbl; avn The n, marie, s., ". .S,. only
The sass were 900 bbis u $40. CSC. for ronhooped
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

0ALvrsroN July 70. 1871.
Cotton dull and nominal good ordinary Ice. Net receipts
lsi bales Exports 10 Great Britain, "a Stock,
Cotton quiet rniddgpss sdse. Solc Asl receipts, is5
bales; goss a. Expos 70 Great Bitain, 2S7S. Sales.
49, - - MOBILE, July a. 1871.
Cotton dull iddiines laKc Net receipts 2is bales. Ex.
pons coas,wse, s. SALES, 100. Stock, ,2o go,
Cotton irregular; mddngs, 1870 Kss receipts, 50 bales
0~ "' ~ 49, - CBARLxs7oH, July n, 1871.
Cotton quiet: mddinss. 1s,sc Ket receipts, balss Ex
ports coasiwie. 10 Sales 10. Stock, <,OLa
-. az, :. wIIn hss,s Az suy ls - l.,
s,r!nned, q FOR NO aud % Tor pale Crude turpen.
tine firm, - ~ for yellow dps - 10 for virgin Tar steady
800 ~. ret.ag y CHICAGO, July o. 1871.
Flour dull wheas less active, and declined Ihc Spring
No closed 81 Il; this sfternoQn fre1 81 u July
Corn weaker, and declined No. No No. mixed :, tssc
declined 70 No. closed S + &c. $50 sS,
Hghwines strong 81 ed frovsions dull eS pork cl9ssd
a. bIl 12N ia s, cash. Live hogs active put weaker
Cattle hrmsr AZ "a % 76 Receipt oo Dbl; eo. lou,
2O0 bushels wheat ls7 400 pushes corn ~ wv susnes oa.
600 bushels rye S0 bushels barley 0U hogs
Zoo bbls Jour- bushels wheat w2v9o bushels CORN
1909 bushels OATS 1900 bushels 2v pusnes psrey
eO0U hogs Ersshts quiet and unchanged.
Oswreo. n. ", July a. 1877.
Flour steady and Unchanged sales SVv pos,
n "a for No. isprna 81 % Tor amber w'n'0' "As
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After the adjournment OF the Stock Exchange tho
following quotations were made at the close OF
business ON the street:-Western Union, SoX D
bex; Pacific Mail, AK Q lsX, New York Central
consolidated, esk q e6K; New York Central scrip,
cox Of; Erie, 2sH q 2s,<; Reading, llox . 1loN,
Lake Shore, 1o7X 1O7K; Pisssburs, Ito . llsk;
Northwestern, oeH . ooX; Northwestern preferred,
ssx assx; Rock Island, 1909 . loox; b. Paul. SIX
q OK; IT. Paul preferred, 70 Q TEX; Wabash. SIX
O SsK; Ohio ana Mississippi, 43H 4aK; Hannibal
and st. Joseph, OK 70; Hannibal and st. Joseph
preferred, 70 q 90; Union Pacific, 2eX 27x; Bos.
ton, Hartford and Erie. AZ AZ; Columbus. Cinein
natl and Indiana Central, lsk fsX. .t
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price Of gold
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COLLINS GRAFT.
Amateur Oarsmen Abandop Boat an
H., Ner1es.t To Notify the Owner.

Amateur Oarsmen Abandon Boat and
Neglecs to Notify the Owner.
On the 18th OF July three men hired boat from
Patrick Collins. Of No. State street. 10 60 on .
pleasure trip down the river. Since thar Time he
heard nothing Of them, nor did he receive any In.
tegcnce regarding the craft until yesterday morn.
ing, when no met one of she men, named
James Casey, in the street. He had
him arrested by Q policeman and brought
before Justice Scott The boat and
gear were worth S125. Casey was committed TO
answer for the robbery. On his way 10 prison, fear.
amount OF the craft and would have to pay for her
ne gave ali the money ne had about HIM TO fr1end
70 keep for him. His defence was that the weather
was too pad to bring the boat back when they had
got down the bay, and he supposed the owner
would send for her. But as thoy had sent MIN no
word where they had left her, that was hardly DOS
ubla He was held 70 answer
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HAVANA MARXETS.

HAVANA, July y, 1e7l.
suaar-Business small ba, price. firm market closed
quiet but steady Sales OF the week 900 Exported
during the week from $1,000
1lO0 hds which 1900 all the hhds
and Mstanzas S6l, eco boxes and $500 hhda.
bacon demand 13kc I<c Coal oil steady; tins ~
resls barrels ~ reals Flour drmsr eis ~i2 30 HANG
steady; American sailed I5c do. cured 2lc 2sHc
TIM, lssc lsSo Potatoes IN demand Taow In demand
at l2l9c. l8Ac.
rreishs sdvsncins vessels IN demand for The
States sixty days, currency ~ discount DO, goid ll>s
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winter % 20 for double extra wheat dun; 1000
Club At a. Corn quiet round lots held q &c. sales two
and peas quiet. Corn mea-sl - for boted. 81 40
for unboited cwt Mfeet unch shorts 32 ship
&C. Canal freIshts Flour soc wse, corn 7e to New
road freghts-Flour 10 Boston &c.. to New York 4oc
Albany 85c. Receipts BY lakessOoO bushels corn ls000
bushels malt, 1882 900 feet lumber. Shipments canal
looo bushels wheat, 2soo bushels $4,000
uirh
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COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMDsRs-Befor suase Car
dozo.-Nos. 2S, 90, 115, NJ lis.
MARINE COURr-rMAL TERM-Part 9-Before
Judge Curtis-Nos. $685. $780, 6201 OTIS, 6lso, 0zl5
60l2 6o77, 67ss, 6e52-Judd Vs. Beman Aaronsop VS.
Warszaner, Murphy vs.. PIendergast SmmoM ~
Roberts, Selig vs.. Schneider, Janeper w. ryuont
Davidson vs.. Mattbewson, Farpum Va 1ssffA ~Evou
vs.. Wol0, Birdseye Va Donovan.
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more than half grade above below the grade quoted.
Rates for cotton freight to foreign ports closed Liver
Steam 1c., gold sai Xc. TO Hamburg, BY steam 6lSd
posu by sai. ": : Ic., gold ..,-.
a. $50 bushels corn do corn NEAL 1877 bags oats
008 bushels The -four market ruled dull but prices
dull and slow OF SALE but note change IN quota
bb western yellow s3 SO IS %, delivered City sacked
.aal iial and, I'D M nnnfa.
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OLU5INd FHIUEo VF 0OvEHNAENFps
Tho following were the closing prices Of govern
ment ponds on Saturday evening:-Unted States cur
rency sxes 11aX ia; do, 1881, registered, 116K
115; DO do, coupon, 116X 116X; DO. nvetwenties,
registered, May and November, 11ax . l1sX; do.
do, 1se2, coupon, do, Hay Han; DO. do, 1854,
DO. do, l1sx 1l3X; do. do. 1885 do. do, 1lSk .
ia; DO. do. registered, January and July 1l2K Q
112X; do. do, 1895, coupon, do 112Ka 1i2x; do
d., 1861, do do, 112x 112X; do. do. 1893, DO.
do, l12X llsk; do ten-forties, registered, 1l2K
112X; do. do, coupon, l1a 113K. ,f tt
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
The following table SHOWS the highest and lowest
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HALLWAY MATTERS.

The stockholders Of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad win hold meeting at Cleveland,
Ohio on Wednesday next, TO consider and take ac'
ton upon the recommendation Of me directors TO
increase the capital stock to $50, 900, 600. n
meeting Of gentlemen interested In the building
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lLoud:d IN ne above lss bales 70 arrive. and for
: iolloys;-lassso sysnins-5Sy,. Zoo AZ 10 aiso.;
tsnber at 1875 oge.her 100 August a. 1870, 200
s !Siec and o Scober at 1854 together ssptembe 500
and bscsS%abe, e 49, sogshs Total SSS bale: Tosay
October 100 200 At October and November 100
i isS Total 800 bales. Grand Total ssS Bales a.
The quotations OF yesterdays forward deliveries
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About one O'Clock yesterday morning o disturb
ace occurred In the rear OF the tenement house 60
South Eighth street, Williamsburg, between gang
OF young rowdies who infest the neighborhood and
some of the tenants. During the fracas young
man named Alexander Small said 70 DO one Of the
assaiing party, was stabbed In the right size. His
wound ia not OF q dangerous character. few
hours after the fight Bernard Lyon, one Of the
teDants-an industrious and hard-working man.
was arrested for the offence. . nT w
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Body Recovered.

Last Sunday yacht containing pleasure party
was overturned In tho bay. DR.. Ambrose was IN
the yacht with his son, who was about four years OF
age. The boy sank before assistance reached them,
and was drowned. Yesterday HIS body was found
floating Ia the water or Bay Ridge. The Coroner
W as notified. -rrl.
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Tbe River M ystery.

The mutilated remains Of the man found floating
ia the river at the foot OF Conover street. South
Brooklyn, have not a. yet been idsntiied, although
hundreds OF persons having missing relatives and
friends have visited the M0rgue TO ses the body.
Yesterday it was inferred In P0tters Field.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


Pers onnI N0tin:atIOn.
William McNally, who resides In Nelson street.
personally notified the Health Onicer on Saturday
evening that he mad the smallpox. The disease was
well developed, and McNally had ridden to the ONCE
In one OF the city cars
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

'tt SATURDAY, July 92-6P.M.
Coryrr-The market for Rio Santos excited and
decidedly active under large demand partly speculative
The prices obtained in all fully quotations
the market closng with upward tendency The sales
comprise <26 bags Santos, 10 arrive per Paine, private
terms 1000 ba Ro per Templar $500 bags per Zzins
aud 900 bags Lurine. private terms Also
5000 bags Rio, per Amazon At Ike; $500 bags do
II ilNc l1te SOC bsss DO, per Adelade ct 1iAc sos
bags do, per Aquidnsck at n}sc all gold. in bonds $500
do Tasman, and for New York account $500 do
Brown Brae private terms Other kinds strong
We sales Of 1000 bags Laguayra private terms We
quote Rio, ordinary cargoes lOc. l0c fair do llc
Ike. good do. ME 20 prime do, l24o N4c;i ex-
thirty sSy days. credit lsOvernment bas. lSc
iso: iSo ..rsSsSo i5o iSSo Essusyrs, H.
go. iOc; Costa Rca; i3se l7c. nsniis, Hc 49,;
lSc. = ' ~
CoTToN-The market generally dull Included in tho
sales below reported Is transaction comprising nearly
bales Prices nominal ut the revised quotations
appended, which indicate decline or 10 ID. for all
grades excepting ordinary. For future delivery the
actions were light and At reduction OF &c &c. per ID.
40 fDuu LaS kt~nIno TokuI.
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There Is q small debt on st. Auyustine's Roman
Catholic church. at the corner Of Bergen street and
Fifth avenue, which the church folks expect to
by the church at P0pe's Park Thursday, The 12th
Inst.
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~. VIM Wistcrs sells this day Mondays O'Clock, l5a
Canal street. Household Furniture Psror Suits reps
Mirrors Ws.hs!ands Centre Ta5es Commodes, Chairs.
yst Tapestry and ingram Carpets; Mating Rugs Ocloths,
Stoves Crookery Glass and Wooden Ware; Kitchen
sis fine hair husk excelsior straw Matrcsses feather
Beds Pillows and Bedding; also two Wagons Harness, &c
a'so lot Counters, Grocery Fxtures, 90.
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EDWARD PETTINGbR AUCTIONEER.-
~ sale Superior Court Sarah j.. Bogert anst Orlando
0imesNotce 10 hereby given that 18th day Of
July 1871 at II cock, will sell, through Edwin Petinger
a ing Centre street al the Stock f1!nres &c. tasd
description, Shelving, Glass Cases &c, 80.
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~ Laundryms We are prepared 10 do work In he YER
sA'a' svs NY :STs is ~ isds.' su a. p.us,..
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| QY JOHN H. DRAPER Z CO., AUCTTONEERS.
- Tho Delaware Lackawanna an Western Railroad Com
| pany viii sell
i sIy..- ZOO tons Scranton Coal eenti IL
public suction Wednesday, July 49, at O'Clock noon.
| SAMUEL SLOAN, President
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n N. SEAMAN, AUCTIONEER. ,t
IL. Choice Bergen Point Property by order Of heirs 1t
auction Thursday july ~ At NJ At EXCHANGE saesrooms
houses dock and water front Of ss feet on KIN Won Ku
railroad depot elegant location for hot or v Maps a.
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1lY MAX BAYERsDoRFER, AUCTIoNEER- AT
IL ioh O'Clock this day. Il 80 First street handsome val
and Asttresse& MAX BAYERsD0RfER CO.,
996 Broadway,
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uENRY zIN AUCTIONEER,
III .t sells THIS DAY. at l0k O'Clock,
a. the house IDA West street al the Furniture
Pianofore Paror Suits in satin and brocatel rep srs
CARPETS veyet:and Brusses Mirrors Curtains Paintings,
Bureaus wsrdrobes Spring. hair end Feather Beds, Bed
ding &C. also Kitchen Basement Furniture The whole
10 be sold without reserve Sale positive. r0l sr
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A UCTION sALE-PRIvATE RESIDENCE 100 WEST
IA Tweuty-third street., AA. ih
this (MONDAYl morning, commencing al ION O'Clock.
EIrZ4ERAI.D. AuCli0nAAr. win gal lhia DAY.
Pr EDWIN NIoH9Ls. AyCTIoNEER.

n q the elegant private Tesidenco u Tenth street.
one block west Of Broadway near Fifth and Sixth avenues
Over soo lots magnificent Household Furniture Velvet,
octave Panofore rosewood walnut ParOr Suits Gov.
ered with satin broeats and reps Eageres Cabinets
Curtains OH Pantins, By eminent arss Bronzes Vases,
sssuary work. q NJ rosswood and walnut Chamber
ding Turkish Lounges: Char Dining Table Buffet China
Basement and Servans Furniture, a. Responsible men In
attendance 70 cart pack goOds for purchasers.
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r 8. wEINBERGER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sure Of mortgage at le0 East Houston street, Of
Goerck.On Monday July "a, 1t l0H O'Clock. the Ma
chnery and Fixtures Of Cabinet Factory Band Saw
Circular and Benches, Moulding Machine, Upright
Scroll Saws, Planer, Heating Box, Carpenter Work
Machines / Lathe and other Machinery and FItures By
order of " Heimberger Attorney for Mortgage. rs
The Republican journal., 1871-09-07

\ on know we French stormeA lalisbon;
mile or 50 away,
On little mound, Napoleon
stood on our Storming-tlay;
" lth neck oui-thruSt, you fancy how.
Legs wide. arms locked behind.
AS if to balance the prone brow,
Oppressive with its mind.
just rs perhaps he mused, my plans
That soar. to earth may fall,
Let once my army-leader, LanneS
Waver nj yonder wall,
Ont 'twixt the battery-smokes there flew
rider, bound on bound
Full-galopng; nor bride drew
Until he reached the mound.
Then of there flung in smiling JOY.
And held himself erect
BY lust his horses name, boy:
You hardly could suspect
(So tight he kept his lips compressed,
Scarce any blood came through,)
You looked twice ere you saw his breast
Was all but shot in two.
"Well," cried he. emperor, by Gods grace
We've got you Ratisbon
The marshal's in the market-place,
And you'll be there anon
To see your flag-bird flap his vans
Where |, to hearts desire,
Perched him." The chiefs eyes flashed; hi
plans
SCARED up again like fire.
The chiefs eye flashed; but presently
Softened ITSELF as sheathes
A film the mOther-eagle's eye
When her bruised eaglet brealhes:
"loure woundcd!' NAY" his soldiers prid
Touched to the quick. he said:
"l'n killed. sire!" And, his chief beside.
Smiling ,.thc boy fell dead.
The Republican journal., 1871-09-07
Weaning and Care OF Colts

When colts are wruurt, they should
never he put with older animals Of their
own species Il few together with AN album
dance of room, W i'll do best and th,. attcn-
tion should be. from one ucrson who has
sense enough to discover any little matter
going alniss before it is serious or in other
words, he should have the gumption to
prevent every ailnenI horSeficsl is heir TO-
instead of waiting to cure it. For instance
there may he a colt among several which is
so shy and nervous that he is afraid to
stand up and eat with the others, iii his
share is nearly consumed. There NAV be
another naturally very slow in maSticatiug,
which would lose much of his share and
thus these animals would pine AWAY for if
The Republican journal., 1871-09-07

and when she returned she put out hcl
hand, saying, ooh, Richard take me
away | am soul-sicl of all this
'And you will only sing"
"m Your nest. Come, we must not
forget Uncle Paul. He is waiting in the
box for me-"
The box was near at hand, and in q
moment they stood at the door 1t was
aiar, and Richard pushed it open to allow
Camilla to enter, and saw the old man
sitting in one of the luxurious chairs, his
head lying back upon the soft cushions,
and his hands peacefully folded
"Uncle Paul y cried Camilla. ''Why,
you naughty boy, you are fast asleep
Come, it is time to 90 home. Ah?"
She started back with 4 cry for the
hand she touched was icy cold and fell
back, stiff and helpless
Camilla, darling, come away. I will
attend to him.
"Oh, Richard -
''IIush, love? lie is beyond lis now
Those strains Of music have carried him
to heaven, from whence they come"
The poor old man was dead With
the consummation of his hearts wish, his
quiet, unpretending, unoflending life had
passed out into the new existence.
There were loud growls in the music
loving world, but nothing ever came of
them; for Richard Clavering removed
their singing bird so deftly, that few knew
the cause of her tiight and now she sings
only to him, and to her brood of Young
Claycrings.
The Republican journal., 1871-09-07
VOLUME ~.
Doing Little Mechanical Jobs.

Every tiller of the sole should provide
small box, having several apartments, for
small trinkets, which are frequently needed
to aid in putting tools and appliances in
order. Many farmer spends several hours
of valuable time in travelling to and from
mechanics workshop, simply to get little
fVe-cent job done which he could have
done himself in Il few minutes. if he had
been in possession of little instrument
which would not cost two dimes. Procure
few ounces OF cut nails, from the smallest
three-penny size to twelve penny put them
in the fire when it il going out and let them
cool IN the emberS. This process will an
neal the metal. making the best kind of
clinch nails. Purchase also dozen or
two of wood screws of various size. Then
select a few brad-awls of different sizes,
which can be purchased for two or three
cents each. Purchase also q harness aWl
or two. and a piece Of dogskin or thin calf
skin, for mending harness. A saddlers
needle or two, made of Il triangular form
near the point, will frequently be found con-
yenient for mending leather gloves or nit
tens. A good brace and set OF bits can be
purchased at almost any hardware store,
for the price of one or two bushels OF
wheat. Farmers and gardeners frequently
90 two or three miles, and pay a blacksmith
some implement, when they can purchase 4
better bolt at the hardware store for three
cents, do the job themselves, and thus save
their time and money Rvets are frequent
ly needed. Carriage bolts and tire bolts
will subserve the very best purpose of
rivets, as the nut can be frightened at pleas.
ure. Neat carriage bolts and tire bolts can
be obtained by the dozen at only two to
four cents each. If one has set of bits
few carriage bolts, screws, brads, clinch
nails, avis, ard leather strings, he can re-
pair break down in few minutes. \
small string will often help person out of
a serious difficulty. We recollect being
once mile in the forest just at evening,
one cold wintry day, having 4 heavy load,
when cockeye of one of the traces broke
There was not strap, nor Il string, a cord
nor 4 rope, among all our appliances, with
which we could repair the breakdown In
thus sorrowlul dilemma, we snatchcu few
long hairs from the tail of one of the horses.
iaShed the end of the trace to the hook OF
the Whitilctree, and soon reached home
with the load. New York Observer.