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Be Not BeQulIed.

You 60 to wedding, and the fair hands
OF the entertaining company present the cup
to you. and you say, "Of course you must
drink here.n Oh! that It were only just
here; but there are so many just here's Soon
after comes tho convivial entertainments !;
md the same hands again present you with
the cup; and you drink again. Temptations
follow at frequent intervals, and on each
succeeding occasion you yield more easily
than at the previous one. 1t does not make
YOU drunkard, but itweakens your power
of standing on your conscience and manly
independence, and saying, "Such things
| disallow, and will not do" 1t Is the begin
ging of that inclined plane down which you
are preparing to slide. 1t is one Of those
ways which are pleasant, and which seem to
be safe but the ends OF which are death.
To stand In the blooming presence of beauty,
and to be smiled upon, especially If the per-
sons that smile upon you are little higher
In society than you are, they standing on
five thousand while you stand on five hua-
dred, Is very tlattering to your vanity. And
II, having invited you, they offer you wine,
and say, "You certainly win take 1t from
me-" you can not refuse. You think, III
am admitted into that family, my prospects
will be bright; my fortune will be made"
What casuist the devil Is when he wants
to get people In his powerl How delicate
he Is How he makes the road to sin smooth
and delightful!
SO, under such beguiling influences,
young men take the cup, and drink, and
drink again, and drink many times. And
many. under such circumstances, are
ashamed OF themselves; they rebuke them
selves; they go heme with an unquiet con
science; they feel humbled; and yet they re-
peat the same round of dissipation AGAR
and again. And put 1t to any man wht
has any self.respect whether he ought to b,
csjoled or dragooned into using what h
does not like, what does not like him, wha
exposes him to all possible perils, what l
untitled to his circumstances, and what Il
subversive Of all his thoughts of manhood
II w. Rssehsr
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Though combinations strong as proofs
Of Holy Writ and as numerous as the
sands on the sea shore, were produced to
prove that DR.. Pierce, the proprietor of
DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy, Is In earnest
and means what he says, when he offers
$500 reward for any case of Catarrh which
he cannot cure, yet there would be some
skeptles and fogies who would continue to
shout, "HuBjagw HuMBUG!w at
can not be, because Dir. Homespun says
Catarrh can not be cured" Now, this Dr.
Homespun is the identical good-natured old
fellow who honestly believes and persists In
declaring that this earth is not round or
spherical, but flat as a slap jack" and does
not turn over, otherwise the water would all
be spilled out OF Deacon Bascom's mill
pond. But astronomical science has posi-
lively demonstrated and proven that DR..
Homcspun is wrong in supposing this earth
to BIO fiat and stationary, and medical sci
ence Is daily proving the fact that he Is no
less mistaken and behind the times In re-
gard to the durability of Catarrh. In short.
1t has been positively proven that this world
mores and that medical science Is progressive
the opinion Of DR.. llomespun to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. That DIR. Sage's
Cahrrh Remedy will cure Catarrh, thou.
sands who have used 1t attest.
Then buy 1t, and use 1t, in DOUBT do not stand
| You will nnd 1t in drug stores all over the land
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04
Ro Wow oh the Markets.

SuG.n --Swectcned sand IL active ut 10
cents and upward according TO quality,
CoFfEg. Owing TO q, fire rose suddenly;
an order for tea cups has unsettled the
market.
1'rA,--Wishy-gashy at spoonful for
each person and one Tor the pot.
WumAr,-lhc Inquiry has been very
husky.
CoRN.--llas suffered from the pressure
Of leather, the rcapers, however, are
ready.
CANDLES --null In the forenoon, but
toward evening frightened mp consider
ably.
SrioEs.--A party who kept toe close IN
eye on pepper suffered greatly.
flsH IA few transactions in Cat prlnci-
ply for account of Bi1dy d Co. Founders
are Hat but disposed to come round. Lob
ster claws lazy ut the opening and closed
heavily those that had hand IN them
wished themselves out again.
Edos. Lookedpromisng yesterday, but
opened bad this morning.
BurrER--Not so firm as last month, mar.
ket soft.
MnK.-A late rise in chalk has unsettled
prices Of "tresh from the COW.
CoAL,--Thcro has been further reduction
W. Elm VI " WI w aIlialA hElAlAitl
T. spare the horses tia proposed that here
after ton of coal shall nearly I'LL hand
barrow.
PICS. Taken BY the Lex, are stationary
by the whole hog, are lively.
PurTY.--A cents worth OF this article
can stlll be had at the same price ii applied
for soon.
PEA Nuns. --wera freely taken by doubt
full parties when the owners backs were
turned.
GRAFBs--U unusually sour at dollar per
pound to parties who could not purchase.
RHunARD.-By the stalk, rather Hat by
the pie, could he taken In round lots at usual
discount.
lloRsgRApIsH.--Feverish.
ONIoNs.-WGtery to near-sighted buyers.
THYMR.--Mnch of this article was lost
by u misunderstanding among dealers.
HON. Flat-irons brisk Tuesday and
wednesday, but quiet at close of week ;
Plgdull.
Monty, -- Buoyant aud considerable
amounts flew from the hands of loose hold.
crs. Lenders not so bashiul rs last month
The accCptors OF some overdue bills were
anxiously inquired after, without however
drawing any out. A party with capital en-
tered the market this Forenoon, but a stran.
ger made rapid transfer OF the funds and
withdrew Immediately.
MATRIMONIAL Market steady. Liberal
offers difficult 10 obtain; therefore, acquain.
tances are alta large discount Kisses ingrea'
demand and have met with fair returns
Maternal Frowns--negected and, In conse'
quonce, time.bargalns are easier of settle.
merit. Heavy Purses are wanted, but
stocks with small capital are overlooked. III
Hands--the demand has been flat. Sly
Squeezes--unusually brisk. Hearts to be
had for love went oil unsteadily those fol
money are drug. Bright Eyes--lcoked up
occasionally, but soon fellagain. Yes's--in
plenty, but no takers. Bushes are very
scarce none on the market for long time
Jealousy has risen considerably. Free-and
easies have advanced 10 n high figure and
driven Genuine Modesty out Of the market
Other stocks are quiet, excepting Scandal,
which 10 rather on the advance.
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SWEET Poak.-lt is beyond doubt tina,

SWEET PoRK.--lt is beyond a doubt that
cleanliness has much to do with the flavor OF
pork. The filthy state In which many fat
tening hogs are kept has tendency not
only to give rank taste to the meat, but to
render 1t positively unwholesome. A very
common mode of penning hogs at this sea-
son is In a rail pen, without protection from
the weather. The consequence is that such
pens are not fit to keep living animal In;
wet and filthy, cold and uncomfortable as
they are, hogs will not take on fat, and a
great proportion of the food Is wasted while
they are kept In them, while the filth, a con-
siderable amount of which the hogs will
consume, must be detrimental to their
health, and to the health Of those who eat
their flesh. 1t is not only safer but more
economical to give fattening animals good
shelter and dry beds and litter, and keep
them quite clean. The labor will be wen
repaid.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

SELF RELIANCE There is nothing more
liable to result In the successful career OF a
young man than confident self-rellancc. It's
astonishing how much more youth will
accomplish who relies upon himself, than
one who depends upon others for Resistance.
Having first ascertained the direction in, and
the means by which his object is to be
reached, let him put his whole energies to
work, and with unilasiug industry press for
ing at 3. sleeps till or s, and who spends
his evenings ON the corners, or In the COM
panionship of those who are wanting in
laubable ambition, rarely ever wins posi-
that enjoyed by the common masses.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

UNFORTUNATE FOR ENGIisnMEN III TRUE,
"A contemporary says: The English work.
mans wife is, in nine cases out Of ten, a
woman or very imperfect or of no educa-
ton, who knows next to nothing OF do
nestle economy. Her principal idea Of
cooking Ia to take joint TO the neighbour
ing baker, and have 1t baked in his oven
without trouble to herself. She does not
know how to make soup, broths, stews, or
savory dishes, orh0w to convert a pound Of
meat, by the aid Of vegetables and condi-
ments, Into dish satisfying alike to the
palates and stomachs Of three or four people.
The Scottish women Of the same class are
much better instructed, and can do as much
with half crown In the sustenance of their
families, without stinting them, as an Eng
lishwoman can with four or five shillings.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

The reports Of the Board OF Pharmacy Of
New York city shows that out of two hun
dred and fifty druggists, and one hundred
and ninety clerks examined by the COM
inissioners, sixty druggists and elghty-one
clerks failed to give sufficient proof Of the
qualifications necessary, and were rejected.
The majority OF tho leading druggists In
the city have been examined, and the re-
suit shows that q large number of both
druggists and clerks could not read the
Latin prescriptions.
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PATENTS.

List OF patents recently issued from the
United States Patent Office. Reported by
Prlndle & Dyer, attorneys at law, and solic-
itors ofAmerican and foreign patents, WASH
ington, ID. G., and southeast corner Fifth
and Pine streets, ST. Louis, Missouri.
MISSOURI.
Brake for vehicles, II. b. lee, Marvvilc.
Saving machine, j. A. Elston. Elston
Station.
Lubricator for steam and air passages, s.
N. Goodale, st. Louis.
Cylinder Cock, M. D. Mason and John s.
McCrum, Kansas City.
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sane at lssti ''For five years. writes gen.
tleman at Harrisburgh, Pa II was on wild
goose chase after remedies for dyspepsia. have
float jolly boat, and the more swallowed the
faster | got no better. Luckily, or rather provi-
dentially, 1t came into my head to try On. WALK
KR's VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIrTRRs. This was
about five months ago. In less than six weeks NOT
atwinge remained TO remind me Of the complaint,
am perfectly well. and have only one regret
that did not discover fhs true specific sooner.o
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04
Few men know Of how much they are ca.

Few men know Of how much they are Ca
pable until they have first thoroughly tested
their abilities. The amount Of labor, lit
erary or mechanical, which a person in Wig
orons health can perform, Is almost without
limit II systematic method Ia adopted, and
the proper spirit melted to the effort, An
hour of each evening spent with some good
author, or In the study of some branch Of
useful science, will In the course of few years
give to a young man who thus devotes this
small portion OF his time an amount Of In
formation, literary or scientific, which can
not fail to fit him for positions to which he
could never properly aspire without this at
tention to study.-Erchangs.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

A widow advertised In Chicago, asking
every Christian In the city, to send her
ten cents. as the amount would not Cypress
them, and the collection would benefit her
greatly. For a wonder, the class called mp
ON did all contribute as requested, and the
widow realized twenty cents!
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

GREEN Corn CREDIBLE CAKEs.--One dozen
ars Of corn, grated, one pint of sweet milk
one teaspoon of pepper and salt each, very
little flour; bake on the griddle.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

Squash, OR PUMPKIN PrR.--One cup Of
stewed squash or pumpkin, one tablespoon
full Of corn starch, dissolved In milk, sale
ratus or soda, the size Of pea, half spoon
full extract Of lemon, one quart Of milk, q
little salt, ono egg; sweeten to taste.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

A GENTS make $40 a day selling EUREKA WIN.
ADOW FASTENERS. Holds The window any
height. securely fasiens u Gown. Put on esther sash
IN one second No ehiseling. Send Is cents for
pie by mail. AGENTS WANTED. Address q. II.
PATRICK, LII West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio
oct2-tf
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fHn HItidf'oaf Contingencies
Toe FnrrIDhiFifsa VI H1ffH Arsf
Iras
lr hziEl a-.Haft=a sfrf lff tfp
~ NH f.' NiFrf .f ff 40 tfff
|nH H
HIwf IH HH
tf .HU aIF q fIfr % zoo
ft.f rfItH.l f.f hff5f IH. f...'lH
f0l ils lHflrf ~ N'sflH il BOY hf.r0
fHTuN's ff fll.fH0l'pa n tHIT Fl.
4. a. llN A Hfff lie f.at IlfH a
iHioa nfhis. Dfs.lainr oh .ha nguit.
NHF $780, nri rIHUuuI0aIff laf ulAff
fir. ieuullr 'n D. rumsfut rf0Ed. NJ
flaar VIC fiIfu flrusfil.f .HfY t1an ald
UIfTfH. HfNII $3.50 were ff1Nrfd A
rfeai pafi oi iofion nofth uf solih Vn
lIuL
q,ff ri. f1.f arhr Gusf fIfe ~ i.n .
fun. wh0.f n.rf covered W arfes. ettsnd-
"a lflm fhc Tower a. tln ftmp'e thHfch,
l1i if1u ITO r0fihfast Fate b. li0NHn
Hfiifr. itbeg1s ~ takff'i house in 'ud-
ding Lane, behind Apnansni fafd hui 10.
HrlyHd in he course u four dafa, ~
CHURCHES lnclnilng b. Fau'a me city Gates
ihr N4Ial y hangr. thr tua'um-iious',
Ou.l1haii Zion College. anil many Other
bubble buildings, toiira ltfn1 hnnarf, lay,
Ing waste ~ streets. About 900 90 persons
clmptd oct m ls.Iag'on sri lllghEaif
llelds.
Sat ft tf9 -Bsrnlng 81 Mr4sow. by
urtlfrul Che Er.s'n1 Governor liusIppchiu
tOprfcutiis occupation BY The French, II
was zee on hrrIn l0O place ~ once, and ~
so houses vera burnrl 10 The ground, be-
ldts palace and churches.
Dee. n, 1855 - city Of New YORK, 90
warehouses and property to the amount o.
so 600 go.
AprH 81, fa;S.-At Charleston, s. e., lsl,
huildings, covering 10 acres.
Ssp' g f2ig--Ncw York CITY, iG build
iugs, loss $4,000 O00
Aprii ~, Hf5 -Iittshurg, 900 buildings
loss about 50 W0, 600
May eg. 1875 - Qnqbce. Canada, ~
buildings, many fllyes, and an immcn9
amount Of property lost.
Jms q, lS5-ln less than m nth after
ward, 300 dwclliugs--in all, twO-thirds o
The city was destroy a..
LiBlg, 1915 New Nrk CITY. 3e9 store
nd dFclllng6, lycsaud 5000 900 Of prop
crty.
JHe -, $50 ST. johns Newfoundland
nearly the whole town destroyed, Goo pc
pie deprived Of homes.
Sept 0, lSl9.-At Albany, GOO buildings
besides steamboats,, pliers, Sc. p acre
burnt over loss 81 900 go.
Mag ", lS4g st. Louis, Is blocks o
houles and % steamboats, loss estimates
nj SI,000000
Mig ., 1850 Al Philadelphia. $50 build
ings loss estimated at 81 800 200 - per
sons were Killed, or drowned, and u
wounded.
May 10 ., lSji.--Sln Fancsco, Cal, owe
200 buildings destroyed estimated los
about $500 900 many lives lost.
,hms le, 1881 san Francisco, 500 build
ugs estimated loss 81 900 600
Jaig IL, lS59.--Montreql, 1900 houses de
stroyed estimated loss 81 000 000.
Nor. s, 1850, +rSyracuse, N. Y; twcly
acres OF groundburnt over, Rhont 100 build
ings loss 81 600 900.
May 10, 1859. key West, Florida 2
acres burnt over, 10 houses loss S4,7j0,
600.
Fcb. Il, lSC5--'rh city Of Charleston, 4
c., was almost totally destroyed by fir
with great quantities OF naval and militar!
sturOB.
Jsiy Z, lSCG4--The city Of Portland, Maine
nearly destroyed by fire, and 10000 peop
rendered homeless loss $4,000 coo.
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BAPTIST AGENTS WANTED

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Able writers, ALL the news. and constant improve
ments. FULL Market Report Sunday School Depart
ment-lesson every week. An inhexiblc advocate OF
Baptist principles. ONE rRfcE, only 81 SO per year
The most ASTONISHING premium and clubbing list
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HG-Specimen copy and particulars FRrK to uif who
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APPLE MARMALADE.-Take any kind of
sour apples, pare and core, cut them in small
pieces, and to every pound of apples put
three-fourths of n pound of sugar. Put
them in preserving pan, aud boil over a
slow fire until they are reduced to fine
pulp. Then put them in jelly jars, and keep
them In cool place.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

BREAKFAST RoLLs.-Pour sufficient guam
tity boiling water on one pint of cornmeal
to make thick Cruel; then let 1t stand
until nearly cold then add salt, and one
large spoonful of yeast; mix in wheat
flour until 1t is still dough; knead 1t well,
and then let 1t stand In warm place seven
or eight hours to rise; when light, make
into rolls, and bake one hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-20

At Liberty, N, d. yesterday, William
Beust was burned TO death while attempt.
ing to rescue his child from a burning
house.
-COmstocks & Co.'S stove foundry at
Quincy, Illinois, was burned early Tues
day morning. Loss $4,000; insured for
100000.
Tho reported illness of cx-secretary
Seward Is denied.
The Health Officer of Brooklyn fears
that smallpox will become as prevalent
there rs 1t has been in Philadelphia.
The Prince Of Wales continues to
make satisfactory progress towards con.
valescence.
Tho sublime Porto and Khedive of
Egypt, have refused to purchase the Suez
Canal, which Is oiIerGdiO sale. .
Minister Bancroft, Monday, delivered
To the Emperor Of Germany, who Is an
Arbitrator In the matter, the memoran.
dun Of the American government with
regard to the Northwestern boundary
question. .....0
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YoRK, December 10.-The los
city sWindler exposed is the Collector o
Assessments, who has pOcketed half {
million dollars In four years The incum
bent, one StarkweathCr, was appointed BY
Tweed in 1867.
There was but q small audience at the
Cooper Institute last night 10 celebrate
the treaty OF Washington. Addresses
were made by ]. b. Miles, Elihu Burritt
and DR.. Brine. Resolutions were adopted
hoping that the negotiations for the Wash
ing treaty might be the present adjust
ment of the difficulties on a peaceful basis.
1t is rumorGd that the Grand Jury have
found indictments against three or four
newspaper editors for false vouchers; also
that n prominent morning newspaper Is
indicted for libel on a city Judge.
The Times says the grand Jury should
investigate the facts concerning the claim
of $4,000 paid by the Board OF Auditors
to Judge Bedford tor extra legal services.
The ball of the Tweed Association,
which was advertised for last evening,
did not take place, ..
Tho Citizens Reform Committee voted
that hereafter the offices Of mayor, alder.
men and water commissioners should be
elective. f|.t ..l'I.
Tho immigration officers ut Castle Gar
den have called the attention Of the Gov.
ernOr and Secretary OF State to the fact
that parties in England are sending Grim
inals 10 this country,
Smallpox Is spreading In Jersey City,
lIObOken, Newark and Trenton, and
special hospitals for tho patients are being
assigned in those places,
At n meeting OF the Federal Council Of
the InternatiOnals last night, the Crispin,
Jewellers and Typographical Unions atlll-
lated with aud became part ol tho Inter.
nationals.
1t Is confirmed that HcCnan, Cook and
Dumphry, minor Tammany thieves, have
left lor Europe. Warrants have been sent
for their arrest.
There was large crowd at tho Court
Of General Sessions carly this morning in
expectation that Mayor Hall would be
put at the bar, but up to noon he was not
known 10 be under arrest. Ills counsel
held frequent consultations with the Dis
trlct Attorney yesterday and this morn.
ing.
Tho Grand Jury summoned for the
December term were discharged to-day,
the body serving for November holding
over till the 1st ofJanuary.
Tho indictments presented yesterday
were against Tweed, who will be re.
arrested Hereunder. Also Hank Smith
James M. Sweeney, brother Of Peter B.
1t Is stated that the Fourth National
Bank was correspondent of the Ocean
Bank, and was run by politicians.
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PITTSBURGH.
TIE pRtpeEpoRr hank FoRaER.

TIE BRTDGEPoRT BANK FoRGER.
PTTTsnuRGn, December 19.-A fire al
the Allegheny Gas Works this morning
destroyed the exhaust house. Loss about
$4,000; no insurance.
Geo. II. Irwin, a confidence man, ar.
rested yesterday, charged with raising
check on the National Bank Of Bridge.
port, Ohio, and a New York bank, turns
out to be the same individual who vic.
timized n merchant horo by sending him
a quantity OF grain and some gold coin,
for which he wished a check returned,
which check he raised for large amount
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DARN FOR SALE,
ssIGNEEs SALE.

IA ..-.. .--l..L. a
The Undersigned win sell at Public Auction to
the highest bidder, commencing
THURSDAY, December 0lst at 10 o'clock A, NJ,
At the Store No. SS Main street, In the city 81
wheeling, in Ots by catalogue. tho entire stock
Of Boots and Shoes Of the late firm OF X. Porter
4 Co. This sale offers 10 the merchants ol this
city and surrounding country facilities for 70.
penlshIng their stock rarely 70 be met WI ~
there will DO found In ~ moet all the grades 81
regular goods sold By the trade, Comprihing IN
part WOmGns MlsBes' and Uhl!dreng Leather,
Morocco and Lastlng Shoes, Mems, BOYS and
Youths BooA and Bfogans: avery large assUrt.
ment Of Mems Calf, Kip and heavy Boots, Mem .
and womCns Rubber ovefshoes, with many
styles and patterns Of each which cannot be here
enumerated, consisting altogether Of some three
hundred packages. ...-.---.,.-
Catalogues can be procured al the store orthe
day previous 70 The sale, wheh all who desire
may have an opportunity ofinspcctlng the goods.
Sale positive, and to continue from day TO day
until al Ia sold. .-..-..,
TERHs-slIty days credit on all sums amount
l9g to 800 and upwards, for approved notes pay
decii Assignee Of II. Porter . Co.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-The House
Committee on the Civil Service will not
make investigations as to the expendi.
lures ol tue House until alter the hOli.
days
morning.
Tho House Committee on AppropriA-
ttons today considered the subject OF tho
Government buildings in ST. Louis, it be.
ing proposed as a preliminary to appro.
priato 100000, tho entire amount 70.
quired being $s,OOOOOO.
The President sent . message 10 Con.
gress to-day enclosing the report Of the
Civil Service Commission, With his Sp.
prOYal. ~ mi ----
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Alicmntrd snlcide at 1,oulanlllr

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1O.-Geo. Day, q
watchman on the tow boat N. G.. Bigby,
at New Albany, who was under bond In
that city on u charge of attempting 10
commit rape on girl named Fannie
Tucker, was last night surrendered by his
bail and taken in charge by the officers,
when he drew n pistol and shot himself
in the mouth. Failing 10 in1ict fatal
wound, he turned and fled, making good
his esCAne.
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The secret of Sickles, Recall

NEW YoRK, December 1O.-A Madrid
letter states that Slckles has received Sc.
crct orders IN return to Washington i'm.
mediately for consultation on important
State matters. 1t Is generally believed al
Madrid that sickles iS called home TO con
fer upon the Cuban matter. The sudden
call precipitGted bis marriage, the pail
starting for Washington Immediately allel
the ceremony.