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NChhEs LAME ~ JOubsOD - ~ nam
street. .......
-SSS---
HELD TO BAlL.-Ksqr. ClOhAn rendered
his decision In the Otto case, last evening
1t will be remembered that young OTTO
was arrested and had An examination he.
fore Ksqr. G. on the charge Of robbing the
cellar Of Geo. SnydeTs residence. This
transplred last Friday and Saturday even
ingS. AT the conclusion u the testimony,
heard on the evening last mentioned, the
Justice announced thst he would reserve
his decision until yesterday afternoon.
Esqr. G. considered it proper case To be
the subject Of investigation by the grand
jury, and therefore held the accused 70
bail in the sum Of one hundred dollAB for
his appearance at the next term Of the
Circuit Court. The lad found a bonds
man and was released from custody.
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CnRB. IlEss, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, solicits the al
tentfon Of gentlemen To his fall and winter
stock Of ready made clothing, consisting
of cloths, cassimeres, vesLings, all new,
and comprising every style popular at The
East. With superior stock, a flrstc class
cutter, and the best Workmen obtaihable,
/ can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will be satisfactory. O. HES,
Corner Main and Quincy streets
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LEzHE AZ ADLn's-AsrAkLH Pun,
PEssen=n,s-iez, Logs, eir, ios Coax AID
DHa IEzniHgk Hsck Slk YslTets Il
san, t9d E1zz { yETd Ti5S a. Sass, q
sInelisai sss3e A.y qcsnniy q b-sek
GrS Grlin R5b11A \ complete line O:
the oalsAEzs1d 6. 7, Yelva Ribb0rs;
CC5si Loi PAIN sSiitns, silks, GuiPzre
Laos, G1uins AJsIsh5ers AID Emp
Ed GlOTeA Roman TIs, Lace COlArS
ese- also six embroidered Bs2i3s, tie cels-
hrSibd StZ Alpaca Br1iiS BsEgnsa's
ZEPhyT Eorsiha Piuns, Power, Hats,
&c. Az to be io1si Al AdlsTs in superior
md lIrgz GssoTtnents zDd ior les moosy
lh1AA1yEhere else Always go 70 AdlsTs
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Board W SUPgKyTsOEs.-Psrties In.
trrested in the proceedings Of this body
will remember that an adjourned session
Of this Board will be held to-day, com.
meEing al 10 o'clock, AN
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We respectfully invite the attention Of
the public " our large stock Of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods, Trimmings, No.
tons, OilclOthS, Window Shades, &c
Boyd d Sitter, No, IS Main Street Centre
Wheeling.
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NorwrrHTASDISO that Henry Brues
gives every purchaser a chance in the
E27J 90 Shawl, he guarantees u underSell
any house in the trade.
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FoR THE nOrdDAYa-ETenry Brpes will
open this morning large stock Of Lace
Collars, Lace Handkerchiefs, &c, at a
great bargain. HuN f'e
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THE finest stock d Dry Goods ever
brought 10 this city has just been opened
by Henry Brues.
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RENEMBEE, the time is drawing near
for the fine Shawl TO be drawn at Henry
Brues' 80 go at once and buy your Dry
Goods and get your chance
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FRANCE.

PAX. DeGsHiieE the AsbtH1J
,ssgs1s. .; Fg'sGi-.ea t)<isy, nd iaisfs
~, ls Es igssssgg
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LECTURE ToNronT.-An interehing
lecture on China and the Chinese tonight
at Fourth Street NJ. +. Church. Zee ad.
vCrtiscment
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RIVER NEWS.

TIE marks Indicated, Is; eTsaing' I'VE
tx IN The ehAaD4 E1i falling. fss1sE-
days COD, should !; o0uiinOe day q
tEo, VII 81 the riTer viii tOstirg ioe, I
10; entirely elnse 1.-THE RIP'es ieii
i0G PlIkeEs5arg, iGIl d people AID win 4
iGir freight trip-Ths RsEs and FoCesi
CITY arrived and departed 81 .heiE usrAl
h0zrs--CSpt MrhlenEu's splendid pack
Ct, Major Anderson, AETTei fron CiDcin'
nAti Al II A n, And viii leave IA that
point this Afternoon 81 8 o'elOck-Ihs
JuniEiS let fo' Cincinnati Al lAEi even
ing-The Ed. Hobbs Is On heE EAy ~
from Iro1ioa with coo tous Of PIG iron
The Hobbs Is expected 70 arrive some
time tomorrow.
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BALTIMORE, December 4-Thc Jury in
the case II Buckley against OK Commits
sioncr Rollins rendered verdict for the
latter
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VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRTEGs-Tbe
best and cheapest ii Bhelb'sl Washington
Hall.
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SOMETHING NEw.-II you wish to sec
the bet fitting, largest assortment, and
something new in the way Of UndershirtS
and Drawers, call j. T. Lakin Il Co.
They will suit you IN price rs well rs In
the goods,
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE. - The
largest stock Of Boots and Shoes ever
brought 10 this city can be found at L. V.
Blends, 107 Main street
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Doors AND snoEs "A large assortment
Of Boots and Shoes, comprising the latest
stylesfr Ladies', Misses and Children, Just
received Il. v. Blends. le3 Ell.
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RENDEBER, aiies, if you want 70 buy
Purs, doa't hay until yol have Looked II
The tumelse stock OdeTnd b. Henry
Rrnea
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CALL and see our stock Of Blankets,
Comforts, FlannelS, Jeans, Cassimeres,
&c. Boyd d Sitter. -....
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

SsI T0TE H0EsT aLd stock HAIksI-
MN YgEE, Dscgub.z 4-GOLD-
Weak qpe--g >; ,-gf, Id cllslng !;
.lyT LoGEss wee E-E5s :. ir11 : % Q
psg CIT CslE,Es 81, 7S51J9.
K9EKI-g-- = ca psT CIT
sTEELISg ErcaCNgE-l9y.
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ZEPHYR Worted, Germantown Wool
and Wooden Yarn in all colors at Boyd &
Bitler's. 'o.H Hn...-|
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THE Purest and sweetest Cod Liver OIL in The
world, manufactured from fresh healthy liver
upon the sea shore. II IL perfectly pure and
sweet. Ask for Hazard q Caswelrs Cod GAVeF
OIL" Manufactured BY
CAsWBII,, HAZARD 4 CO.,
New York.
mY9l.TuPr-dAw
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PoR a No. / sett Fire Irons and Stand,
JohnSon's, IS Main street.
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THE neatest Coal Vases in the city at
Johnsons, IS Main street
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NuEc Books, cheapest IN the city :.
sheibs, WsskingsOa Hall
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A Card.

4 Card.
Tote FIRie -WhereaS, Il appears TBS,
: Misunderstanding has arisen relative 10
the intention Of the U. d. d. e.
ip changing IB name, and desiring
tOcOErect the same, We would say that
cur action was not with any intention Of
detAmiBg the character OF any one be.
longing To that club, but simply for the
purpose Of avoiding confusion. We be.
lisye the gentlemen composing said club
are in every way worthy Of the respect Of
the community.
p. ALTGYER, IrGlidtRt.
T. II. ORTIZ, Y. PGSideHt.
... K0BBER, Seeralry.
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DITlETUKI o. TEAIIs.


Steamer julia No g.
POF Sale.
Picture Francs.
Sale Of Keg and Csdy Stuff
Looking Class.
Sleds, Hobby HOrBes-heaI Of local.
Near steubenVille, Ohio.
Bare, ShiDEle q Howell.
q. Mendel, Booth g. Co.
Spare RiLS.
China and the Chinese.
Notice.
Dissolution Of CoPartnenhip.
Winter WigI0m-special notice,
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PoRcELArN Pictures at the Partridge
Gallery,
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Doors and Shoes are now being sold
cheaper than ever beforeat L. V. Blond's,
1O7 Main street,
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Coon Black Silk for 81 50 q yard at
Boyd Il silleTE
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River Report.

b. TsesziA
CAIRO, December 4-Arrived-Nick
Lo1yEorth, from Louisville, 81 = r. n;
jas Lumsden, from DogtOOib, 81 ? A n
Lookout, from Madison, At 10 A n;
ldleEid, from Evansville, 81 10 A u.
No departures The weather Is clear and
very cold. Thermometer degrees 81
daylight and IS degres 81 loon.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 4-The weather Turn
ed VeTy cold last night and this morning
the mercury sunk 70 zero. Navigation i
suspended IN al directions, and the Board
n Underwriters have given notice thai
no more cargo risks will Be taken until
further notice The ice in the hArhoE i
very heavy, and the feTry bosu have greai
difficulty in crossing the river. The icG
above the bridge Is gOrged, except be
tween the centre pieFs, and the ehAnDe
Is expected 70 close tonight or tO-moE
row. Should this take place, there viii
be 40 OPEN river 10 the South, bat verJ
low water. The hArbOF will also BE FREE
Of ice, and the transit of freight and pas
sengeFs will be unrestricted 70 and from
East St Louis
PITTsBURGH, December As P. NJ
Weather very cold. Rain tel this morn
ing, but Il Is now showing. Unless Tx
weather changes navigation will soon b
suspended. The river Is feet 8 iDchei
and falling. The packets arrived and de
parted. The bGTges loading will wait iol
more water. Several tow boats arrived
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POE a Pie Fender. call At JohnsODsr
IS Main street
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FANCY goods for the Holiday at Boy
& SiCleTL
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PORCELAIN Pictures at the Partridge
Gallery,
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PoE + nice set Of ToiIette Ware, cal
4, JohnsOu's, u Main street. On
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PnnooRApn Albums at the Partridge
Gallery.
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A eKEAT reius;ioa II Dress Goods 81
Hsrr5 Brla, Ibis week
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THE CITY BANK, BELLA1RE, o
A GOOD INVESTMENT.

A GOOD INVESTMENT
TIE CIrY BANK Is now selling, and unhesi'
htingly recommends, As GProhNble and perfect.
y Safe Investment, the Pint Mortgage Land
Grant Gold Bonds Of the Northern Pacific Rail.
road Company. They have % years to run, bear
Seven and Thfce-tenths per cent gold interest
(mote than per cent currency and are secured
BY first Sod only mortgage on The ENTrRE RoAD
AND ITS EQURHINTs, and also, - FAST a. the road
Is completed. on
1900 ACRES OF LAND 70 every mile Of
track, or 800 Acres for each 5000 Bond. They
arc exempt from .. s.. Tax; Principal and Inter.
est are payable In Cold Denominations: Cou.
ponS, 800; Registered, ti,ooO TO $1,000
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific 7.SO's
are at all times receivable al TEN FER CENT
ABOVE PAB, In exchange for the Company lands
at their lowest cash price. This renders them
practically rNTEREsT BEARtNo LAND WARRANTS.
SINKING FUND. The proceeds Of all sales
OF Lands are required to DO devoted 10 the re-
purchase and cancellation Of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Company The land Grant Of the
Road exceeds Piny Million Acres. This In.
mensc Sinking Fund will Undoubtedly cancel
the principal Of the Company bonded debt be
fcreitfAilsdnc. with their ample security And
high rate Of interest, there ia no investment, &c.
eestible to the people, which Is more Profitable
or Safe.
EXCHANGING U. 8. PIVR.TWRNTIEs.
The complete success OF the New Government 3
per cent Loan viii compel the early surrender Of
United States SpeF cents. Many holders otFlve
Twentles are now exchanging them for Northern
Pacac seven.Thlrties, thus realizing hand
some profit, and greatly increasing their yearly
income.
Full information, maps, pamphlets, ETC., can
be obtained on application, from The undersigned.
Por Sale by
II. CRANGLE, Pres't.
General Agent for West Virginia. South Eas.
tern Ohio and Washington and Gtcene counties,
Pennsylvania.
WHEELING, Sept, IL, 1871. sepi9
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HosIEnY and Glove a Boyd& sitler'
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NURSE LANrs at JohDsons, 70 Mai
street.
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srEREoscorfc Views at the Partridge
Gallery. -
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FuRs, cheap at Boyd & sitlefs.
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PnorooRAPn Albums at the Partridge
Gallery.
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financial Statement Oct IS. ls7L

Financial Statement oeL IS. ISL
Cash On hand, in hEAk,
AID in transit -...- SsstAItl 4:
BORds-U.S., State, City
County, mar. val SSS<55s 81
Railroad BOnds, R1T. val $50
Collateral LSAAs ...-.. $500
Accrued Interest -.... l9SO
First Mortgages .-.. 6S7,ISs 50
Bills Receivable .-..-.... Sy3I7 u
Book AocOaltS, PrsRi.
UnS and AgeACy Bal.
AneeS. ..--..-..-..--.--- SeJeSS y
Amount from StOckhOld.
ers By Assessment. .... 5O0SSo
Total Assets s2I07s,l4s -
Chicago Losses .Sa5o,ooo
NC ARTHUR, Agent
oEnrE-PRABoDY INSURANCE ooxgLNT
W. Ia KARKKz ST.
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TUEsDAY, DRCEMBER 8, Is7I.
Travellers Register.


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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-07-29
Robert j. Walkers Duel.

arrnun t,c New Orleans Times.
4. wa n,,",,tor ~, ~" ~ - Jnalina in Inc,
~ o''"p,e, ~ Hp"saic VIZ ,o nm5itted '"7, am
~ ircidemt IlI9r which nrrnrrpd n
"a ,1anv vears moo between two
81 NJ;Soi,oinhi w9osa names have
Missa1P hi.PIoricaI moip in HlyH thn annals Is
conntry ST We refer TO Robert
6 Iler md Doctor William M
n"Le M % nf SonHro An nlterca-
scnrred hetween then which led
chalIongo r,om Mr. Walker
sirSr Haa - nan If ,cmarkablv
,ssrnt,ve sizc while the Doctor tow
| a % M n ciaut' I with The brawn and
A N TDnd"n nortnr Walker
bent on tiyhtima, int t6c Doctor
Y 1.,1 - on,'i ,"I'9 dij no, " e,nI ot nil n%
49, ..sss %T award hi. odvcrsary
s sgL y w. il n,ight tLa 6nrtor ac-
s.t IN " LoIlnHgn mad chose the
~ ~ .lie io ;, G. mnh57n 10 his weanon
49, war 70. 1a,,', ,n,.rrangod =, NJ 1hot on a
lilis M Wefe 1Iatonfs waro to ha
VI vay 'ne con ,Di''', i and fftv VapjS w
W. one huilGit, '.''r signaI to MI J
W alu at a gwen r RiyniahtS "t.' " IN iu'n u
~ d, o.leI, i lIne nm9hawIIa in
2 nlil8'hS '''eiI / ''l''''''' y" ''' -
s. s2urse. SaS't., ,,,,.,1 =, l., bo br,Itpd
tIcIoi I"at !, ca',seu .',, u 10 ~ w dov in
@ tnaV ne plocllGIu eve. .yy - "f1 fgomI ~
anliuliI al.! lew !, llllLc5 .i,,i AVA 'pinnad
WMn Wnele No. 1o'1l ISG'IS,,' EvaiHeu. u, owed
spIloSlly, Mr, w 9Ihcl ~. az 'T tho
10 og ;,lS, persuaded @ 70 ,sn, NiSnI the M
siliel.l'lou}sly' = tnao,,;it "t,u fit" \ 1t
sae,nfti's oI ms "t"6oNtIhv, tho+ n ~
anlep.l'lousIy, " moMeNer, ,a I"nr ,,iDo, nl,
Y was no. e.i AWARE rev, MiTfe ii', PrS ins
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-07-29
What the French Did for Mexico.

A correspondent of the Louisville
Courier Journal, writing from the
City Of Mexico, says:
The occupation of the French left
its traces Of benefit to Mexico. They
, permeated the whole country, and as
the native Mexicans are quick and
absorptive, ideas and ways are seen
to be left as institutions. In looking
around this city / see blocks of splen-
did houses, monuments, and gardens,
and fountains, the taste for which the
French brought with them. And
when | take morning or evening
stroll upon the Garden of the Plaza
de Armas | cannot help thinking, as
everybody must, of the good and no.
BILE Empress Carlotta. Six years ago
this vast square, upon which fronts
the palace, the cathedral, the munich
pal buildings and the portales was
nothing but one sun-retecting plane of
tlag-stones. The sight must have been
painful to Carlotta, for she sent for
one, two, three landscape engineers.
Plan after plan was shown of, and at
last the Empress selected one and ap-
pointed its author to superntend tile
work. After the fall Of the Empire
il was predicted that the Liberals
would eflace this garden, as they tried
to eflace everything that could revive
its memories But this was too beau>
tiful, too attractive, for the inhabitants, /.
and it has been preserved as Carlotta !
designed and left it. 1t is the most .
perfectly beautiful spot my eyes ever
rested upon, 1t is q beautiful garden I
in the heart of the city, surrounded .
by not fence or gate. 1t is opened .
by u hundred walks from the sides,
and is composed of plats of trees, flow
ers, fruits, fountains, &c. There is not
an angle in it, and the undulatioms of
each plat differs from the other;
orange trees grow, and although the
lowest of the population, as well as
the highest, and boys Of all grades,
saunter there, not an orange ora flow
er is disturbed nor is there even a
sentinel in sight that | have seen.
The trees have grown amazingly in
that brief time; some Of them are thir-
ty or forty feet high, and already
there is shade everywhere. 1t is re-
freshing to see the children in their
sports, skipping the rope and what
not, and the lovers promenading every
evening, One can apparently walk
for miles through this charmed spot
doubling on his tracks. Twice
week Il band of music plays for two
hours, stationed on the side Of the cen
ter pyramid, which is characteristical-
Iy capped with the traditional nopal
Or cactus Of Mexico.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-07-29
The Wisdom Teeth.

1t appears as if the posterior molar
or wisdOm-teeth were tending to be-
come rHdimentary in tho more civil
lied races OF man. These teeth are
rather smaller than the other molars,
rs is likewise with the corresponding
teeth in the chimpanzee and orang;
and they have only two separate Nngs.
They do not cut through the gums un-
til about the seventeenth year, and
am assured by dentists that they are
much more liable TO decay, and are
earlier lost than the otter teeth, 1t is
also remarkable that they are mUch
mole liable to vary both structure aud
in the perior of their development
than the other teeth. in the Mclani-
an races, on the other hand, the wis
dom-teeth are usually furnished with
three separate fangS, and are general
ly sound; they also differ from the
other molars in size less than the
Caucasian races, Prof. Schaailhausen
accounts for this difference between
the races 10y "posterior dental portion
of the jaw being always shortenedn in
those that are civilized, and this shor-
tening may, ] presume, be safely at
trlbuted to civilized men habitually
feeding on soft, cooked food, and thus
using their jaws less. am informed
by Mr.. Brace that it is becoming quite
u common practice in the United
States to remove some OF the molal
teeth of children, as the jaw does moi
grow large enough for the perfect de,
velopment of the normal number
The DCOooM Qf JIog,, iyC Dor,pH
An AllanIn Ennrrin nliLn. -. NJ
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-07-29
Pcrils Of European Railway Travel.

An attempt at murder in 4 railway
carriage has just been made on the
Orleans line in France. 4 Spanish
gentleman took a seat one evening in
the early part Of this month, in the
coupe ofa tirst-class carriage TO pro-
cced to Bayonnc; he was at first the
only occupant, but Just as the train,
was about TO start Il stranger entered
the same compartments. The two
felloW-trayellers engaged in q con-
vCrsation which lasted as far a., the
Estampcs station, when the Spaniard
fell intoa dozc, from which he was
presently aroused by two pistol
shots, fired in the carriage, and by
feeling a wound in the forehead. A
struggle between the two men en-
sued, and the wOuld-bC murderer
being the stronger cndcayorcd TO
force the other through the window.
and would probably have succeeded,
had not the train that moment slack
cncd its speed to stop at the Anger
willie station, when the a-sailaut.
fearing to be taken, jumped out OF
the carriage and escaped The Span
lard raised a cry of "Stop the mW-
dcrcr" but too late, Is the man was
already beyond pursuit The Wom-
ded gentleman was removed TO q
hotel, and at once received surgical
assistance. His life is in no danger,
as the ball, which appears to have
been fired from a very small pocket
arm, did notpcnctrate the bone, and
the second shot did not take effect at
all.
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\ BEAUTIFUL IDEA.-Away up
among the Alleghanies there is n
spring so small that a single OK ON a
summers day could drain it dry. 1t
steals lis unobtrusivc way among the
hills, till it spreads out into the beau
liml Ohio. Thence it stretches away
n thousand miles, leaving ON its banks
more than hundred villages and
cities, and many a cultivated farm,
theu ioining the Mississippi il stretches
away some twelve hundred miles
more till itfalls into the emblem of
eternity. 1t is one Of the greatest trib,
u,nries to the ocean, which obedlentt
only TO God, shall roar till the angel
with one foot on the sea and the other
ON The land, shall swear that time
shall be no longer, So with moral
influence. Ii isa rill--a rivulet- an
ocean and as boundless and fathom-
less as eternity.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-07-29
THE CREATOR,

An things bright and beautiful.
Al things great ana small,
AIf things wise and wonderful,
TIC Lord God made them MI.
Each little flower that opens,
Zach little bird that sings,
fIAanade their glowing cOlorS.
fe made their tiny wings.
So rich man In his castle,
Ihe poor man at his gate,
made them, high or lOwly,
nd ordered their estate.
"a purple headed mountain,
b. river running by,
TIE sunset, and the morning
fhat brlghtcns up the Sky,
cold wind in the winter,
TIC pleasant summer sun,
The ripe fruits In the garden
he made them every one.
the tall trees in the greenwood.
Tho meadows where we play,
Tie rushes by the water
We gather every day
He gave us eyes to see them,
And lips that we might tell
How great is God Almighty,
WHO has made all things well.