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a Yankee down in Maine has hit upon anofa
way Of raising money. The State offers bounty
Of 916 for every bear that ia killed This Yankee,
instead OF engaging in the arduous aud dznger~
ou6 business Of hunting bears, has gone to rais-
ing them Ho hns established several bear-pena
upon his farm, which are stocked with Joung
and vigorous bears Of both sexes. Al soon -
litter Is produced be kills them oil, exhibits their
heads to the authorities, and gets s16 esch. Ina
buaiaess is more profitable than pig-raising. as
gets s16 perpcar, and the bear meat for nothing.
other farmers, jealous Of his SUCCESS, s1e
abandoning pork and going into the bear-oos,'
mesa
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MS aide, and placing under him 80 900 men. Il;
rected him to pursue The Prussians. comnlct
thesr, defeat, and report to him by the Ncmn
Road. Grcach7, justly disliAing so vague
charge, with such critical responsibility. ra
monstrated against this order; and. shorint
that it would be next to an impossibiIit; tn oro,
take OF discover tho Pr1lssians with their Inn,
START iu advance, begged to so with the Emparo,
against tho English. Immosal1e ID lis decision
and asking him IL he pretended to eiva hin,
1cssons,' Napoleon dircc!od him to naa-cn m
Gemhloux7 aud find ont at what tie Prnss;o,,
wore driving. He did not, however, At
any tmo, order Grouchy to reconuoitra n.
roads betlceen tie lAurshars- line. and his o,rn
BY which the whole Of Zieten's and Pirch's CONS
Lad gone to Wavro. Meanwhile, W4l1ng.ou. h.,
fore deciding to fight Oh lis chosen ground ne,t
day, had had the full assurance Of support bv
Dluchor. Ha had G., ,0C0 men ouly On tie fe1d.
but had Is 900 On detachment ton miles to hin
right, and 90, 600 PruHsians az near to bis laft :.
#hlo Napoleon's fighting strength WAS reduced
to LOCO uen.: The only possible Gid the latter
could receive ras from Grouchy's g, 600: and
these were double the distance from him no,
Btucher's army to<1s, and this owing to hls OWN
orders 1s it not evident from these facts that
thu f,nrn nf Auafar1ify f,ns ham
mannnvred mi, th-t to.1, H., ~ oat'
strategy If thu onomv md his Nv, H. H., supssios
was n1.ccd Mt fcarfr, d:s,a,-antn- :oe4a' ne
Gle Of the norrow7 A. ~o' S11'2s~
Tile counsel of aroncb,, that 4,,o ~. -.
ar1nv shon,d rnrs7,a +ha Tno1;,f, "n'.e r.enca
edtr tha hest trat co,15 h. g;r.or rrls u1ooaos-
accented II ;nsten7 ~ eon5jaa ~ - ~ Nap"eoa
~, . ,v;1d-ooora ,,,o,a o-to- q. ~ Ae tn1fsnn
rear1t At 39oto-,oo ,,,;r,,t haus 80 lnesa1s me
farant. ua won1d thsn 49, -. -. "uols of-
tbona,nf1 ~, o+ 1ya,o~,aa ,,as;sn 44au nnnafea
to derznd his lar aon,~ ar,;ns. n,1,~ ee % ruoasa
be made = nnmbo7 ~ o,1s2;n1 ,J-naa., -noaen
dav. il waa tho 1cc,r ~ troo1, r,s:a,s ~ .lz'
any otber cn,so corsad 1,,a o.a~t;,ss ~ tA1|4 "a ~
nttac,;n,- roroo ~. ~~oo1.aa5 ~ ~ nls
~ 5oo 1no,, h., 49, nnenae:t.. 40 e.'sa' o1
Prnsziane frn-,, r;a @;a,t vana1ePn1 s ~ .ne
er5 ara aJraya <7aclair,nr ohant t,,a "o.su
tbe stnn;f7;tr ~ cronchr U,dha ~. 1870 81, -,
1ee1er nr +-aitor tha,- 49,. ~ oeot . oul4
IN the 1eth r-,o, wato.,oo s. d.. u@''
vos vsntod at Wn.cr1oo r.hr " +ha us Sa,ns - 10
common aensa d;d N,no1aon san5 h;ns na"e ~ W
onnos;to direction Tio En,nara-,a . aa1.: 49, sua
q ,lova to Genhlo,, von IN -a.o.1a:. "e,o,
roada n Hor,-1r .,,1 ,r.~....s1. -, e1s
, 1873-03-09

u:-Bea'des discovering two c. three planets: =
Yale Professor has Invented preparation 1@
deodorizinz boarding house butter.
, 1873-03-09

TIE 50llNIoN OF CAEADA.
The census taken Of the inhabitants OF the
Domiolon of Canada. IN 1871 ia now officially
published, showing tie following general result,
, 1873-03-09

W Wv 1Au0s,'a' = oe'e's 60 smashing as
~ 10y a;a F.@ W.o,uu 'ue" u alou tauynlg N season
No. a &on ~ "A1ofioo' As 1t @as'
on ne'psa ue.sAgt IVY noi Tue emperor.
S e. .'.n " ~aa..e oius' no ur''eo zoo late'
A1o ses, unA'1s -, uu.nu1peleo' - was allven back
~ 49, ~ a.. ,no panaets ot the Allies
"'A1 ~ tne oo'n otoer aor the retreat
~ W A., 1s aa ~ uosrng on line parallel
1,.-.1s.1' - "n4sn remington "ust retire, tho
t.';Is = =. sa1ecueo 11om Napoleon the hoped-for
' aieh. =. uts :I'soly' ana us own want OF in
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batsn In ibrer ilnsfen Sabresverfammluns
3u Decatur f~clsenbes Yrcsramn. als @runb<
lase ibrer 5Drterunsen al bic 9antesreste.
ruus ansenonanten
Dur6iubruns Der 2ransportflse 3mi'
ihen ben Staaten bur& @pnsrebanurp'
nuns.
8au elmer Staats- 8abn.
9erReauns birefter @aTerfrasen.
@srFenuns etnes UNI ben Niasarafa1 flb.
renben S9ifstanals unb
GrDfnIns elmer @a6eriraBe mad benz
@clL fcmie Correction tes MiiTiFppi unb
bes S0%tncisFuFss; tss 8anauba'ganals
unb bic Correction tss Sbio unb t.s Ra>
na%wbaEufes.
Grwdtnenswertb 1T ferner, bab empiublsn
tpurbe, bic Gefsssebuns su reformtreu; Bel
S%ofalwablsn bic fdbisfen gantitutsn aus,
3utpdtlen nit ben Mrbeitern I'M Often in
eirstts ge;iebuns gu treten unb geae&uns
NIT spansisidbriser 3u9tbaus6aft gu be>
Rrafsn unb ;par fsinsn l1nteridisb su ma.
9en 3pii4en gefs9sr unt Befcdensn.
Oas Vrcsramm rerbirst ben 8pdsfuB
n'9t gang, bsnn elm in sbtssut 8eri9te ni9t
anseTabrtsr artifel sntbdlt bic Tcrteruns,
Dap eas bsraatiste fosenannte Ssmpsren,.
9sles tsibsRalteH perte.
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(Gtnaeianbt.)
ct Gloub, DC. 20. 1878.


&es. Bouifaetus Msu, o. S. B., felt etnen,
Sabre Miffens>Yriefer In bteftr @emetnbe,
bat teute ct. Glpub perlaGen, einem @ufe
ftines Sbern mad &anfas fplssnb.
llnsern, febr .,nsern feben MIR bttfeu
taltdten, anfpru&lofen unb finbli& 'front.'
men Yrtsaer f9etbeu. beFen Fsdsnluitr @an>
bel isbem Gtnaelnen CUR Grbauuns unb gun,
@crbtlbe biene, futte unb fauu. barfte f& In
ttetr @emetnbe cine Seele Hnben, tsren In.
nteRe 2tebe unb Seseustuunfae tbn nt&t in
bic Gerne beeletten. Als Seslenblrt, sou
Der etetfen Ytstdt, ,pirb Ct uns aud in Der
5srne fsts stn fr.unblt&ss anbenlsn bssuut>
rem unb rs&t oft I'M II. Spftr btefer st.
uattnbe ~eebenfen. @etn anbenten rrirb bier
thinner Elm ~sefesnstes fttn!-
@tr suanf&en tim etn erstebtses arbsits'
ielt, auf .pel9tua fttn retnes, etfrtses Stre>
ben bic f96nfen unb ret<&fen Gra&te fur
ben 9tmmel sr3ielt; cine !3terbe, bic etnen
fcl&en 9trtsn 3u .pirbtoen .ste!
IVtt blutenbem 9er,en rufen rutritbm un'
fer v%9ebewpbl"! mad, TIN tn @st'es unb
ber a1erftltsfen Sunsfrau e&us empfeb>
lenb. &1p.
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Aus be,,t Gpn9ref.

Den 8eri6ten aus @aitinstcn 1T gu ent.
rebn1en, tpas fol9t:
General 9owarb erl9ien rcr Dem 9aus'
@omite fur mtlitdrtide &nsslesenteiten.
Ct ertparte bic einssbenbfe llnttrIuauns iei'
mes Safes unb erfldrt ii6 fret BON jebe,
gerantucrtliateit punMi5psrnra ltuns, bic in
TreeSman's Bureau Fattsefunben bat. &C.
neral gineent war sleidfats 3usesen, brd
tpurbe fem gerbDr Serihcbsn, t1 bic Mnfla'
gen sssen Gen. 6rpars nod niht gebrudI
tpprten tparen.
SnsaIs traGte cine Yetitipn Elm srn Der
8ursern BON 8anias, uut bat UNI ein0sies
burd rsldes SUlbatsn aus Zen, lssten8riee
100 Mdsr e1nb 9eitattet feien.
Davis bra4te eineSiQ, Elm ZEN Staatgir'
sinia ;u entitlbissn fur BE gertuie aua
benz 1esten 8ries.
MnttcnY pom COMMITTEE fur Drudiatsn
bsridtsts ;urad tiegia, ts,uslih tssDrudea
DTenttidsr Dpfumsnte. Gr fast, bic Bid
teribre bic Trase, Of bic g%srSTentliduna
folder Dcfuments fcrtssiest uerhsn ic1l
unb ct tcfte, bic Bill marte nun in getrahI
Sgcsen.
Satsent temsrfts, bab bic soften be-
Drudts bH Msrifulturbs.i9ts aaeir
$13s,000 betrassn warten, une IS 'purb'
Ssnaturen unb geitslisser unssfabr nod
$92, 900 fcfen, ane Dofumente 3u serienest
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@as Gin Gpni1I 9tQes ieim
mutt.

Cine nette S9ilberuns zines amerifani.
fHea Gonfulats sntwtrft Der v@eebopte;" Il
fast: Gin a%metitauildss Gcnfulat, mad
msldem Defenders beim Mmtsantritte .in,s
neusn Yrafeentsn taul enten bic 3dbne
tpa6ern, TT sewiFerma5en n;dt nur cine
9anbslsassntur, fonbern cine 9plipifation,
Elm ~8rtmtnalseri9t tia spebitionssel9dft,
cine Depcftenbanf, Elm esit3tmmer, Elm got.
amt-turs Elm aIsemeinss Depot, to man
BON :3eit lu 3eit aIes {intsn fam, BON Fl.
mem sietestrief an bis 3u sineu1 Saratoga.
fcfer, Don einen Matrcienmantsl Bis gum
9rcuNeau elmer 8rlut.
60 BAIT man au1 BEN 0onlul fir elmer
9antelsasenten, aber in @irflidfeit unt
aus Notb it er mad unb mad aIes, unt
ni9ts LANCE. Seine amtlt&sn @ef9dfte
inb sa6lreid unb oft serpirrsnb, abtr feline
nidtamtli&en Ditn1e, bic in ben Dspsfd.n
fsuriren, int nod sielfdltiser unb mar.
ntsfa&er. CT entwirft cine lesale urfunte
ats Netar, unter,st9nst fe ais :3euse unt
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Miifp,,
Az MIlentpwn 9a.

sesttn (De3. 1877 bef&los P. Wentnser
~ Mnentppn bic Natflpn, usftlbf bic beat'
f9e Stride BEN beilisaen 9ersen Sefu &C.
wetbt TT.
Dtsfts srtarmunssup1e 9er3 erspb aud
bic rei<&aen @nabenarSmunsen aber bic
9er3en Der Mttsltestr bteier @emetnbe unb
ubsr nod 70 8iele, Bic son .usiter Terne ber>
bstsestlt, I'M, an ben Sesnunsen ber Fl. WRtf>
Ron Mnttsil au nsbuaen. &&tbunbert Com
.rnuntonen &purben eeipenbst.
Der l1ufant, bae serube bic Arbeitin ben
Iabrtten unt 9o9Si.n tsr Gtienwerte Elm.
sefstt mar, 1,a9te Is ben &rbettern u,Sslt@
uneea6rt ben llsbunsen Der III. MifIon BON,
fraten Morsen biz in bic Ma9t tinein tet-
3upotnen.
Mtt benz S9lab Der Miifon be8ann tte
Mrbett misb.r gun, sroeen 1rofe gieler,
BE NIT 8ansen Der :3u!unit entsssen Bid
ten.
@p lobnts @ott aud settliaer @siie BEN
Offer Der auten 2euts. Selbf Mnbers9ldu.
bise folsten benz Rufe Der @nabe. Go pur.
ben 81 Yerfonen BON nerf4tebensn Seeten in
bic STRIDE au%feenemuasn.
5ceten ftiert P. @entn9er aud bic Mi5>
fton In Der ct. Yau1usttr&e ~ @reensile,
Nep Serfts.
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lesalitrt fe ais Gonful. S,st mub ct f@
BEN befdsibenen 8sruf bes Dclmetiders
tptbmen, tann abt er bic Sunfttcnen eines
Experimentation @tntfers. 8alb fu&t sr
mad benz @epdd zines unsludtt&en &eiisn'
ben. balb entidsttst er Td1e, In benen e.
f& nt&t bios I'm, bic Trstbeit unb bas g.
8entbuu', fenbsrn iosar UNI bas Qeben feiner
2anbsleute tantelt.
Damn tuteberun, mirt ct als ber aner>
fannte Nssnt bes vunele Sam,"-tss gu
ten alien 9errn NIT Der srcben 9af9e soI
Doppslabtu-pon benz sans.n @slalatt
Der unsorf&ttssn 2aberjabue als cine Dirt
fpe,ts1er @orft9uns ansefebtn. @enn Elm
terumfretftnber gasatunb ODER Elm bettsl>
tafter:Sunter pber Elm pcIitif4er Tla&tltns
fetn @slb ant tetnsn Credit bat, wenbet sr
f&, auuaal menn ct in treenb etnem, aud
nod 70 ftrneu MISUNDERSTANDING fsurtrt
BAT, an ben Gcn5ul Der Ser. @taaten UNI
Betfanb. Sat etne ftiner 2anbsmdnntnen
einen Antras ertalten, 70 3iebt fe bas Gor>
iularorutel au @atb. SIT fe uermdtlt unb
mS&te Is nt&t raebr fem, uter 1T fe nt&t
Ssrbstratset, wean fe Is fttn foute, pe.traut
fe tbr i&redlt&es @ebstmnib benz Gonful
an. @trt Elm &ndbletn a,r.rifantlaer U.s.
tunft seberen, 70 ptrb benz Gonful bas tut&s
ttse Gret8ntb frelei& ansssstst unb Ct felt
barauf etns8ei&etntBuns bes annertfanifasn
Blrsertbuuas aus. Btl9ltebt elmer feiner
9anssleute, f@ ni9t fir&li4 trauea ;u lai.
fen, fann Der @Onful bic 1rauuns mad benz
bl,eerli&en @eftse pornebnaen; ODER ftrtt
Ct otne 2efament, 70 rutrb Der Gonful fraft
ltinss Amtss gsrwalter feinsr !9tnter1uGen>
f&aft,
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&ermil&te .Na6ri6ten.

Can DomtnSr. Ma&ri@ten dber
8asanna relben, bae Der General Ssraeo
8a3ales 3uus Hrdibenten Der @epubItf e.
watlt unb nunutetr ;u srtuarten fetn, bas
bic Mbtretuns Der Samana 8aY an tts g.r.
@taatsn 3uridsenon,n1en tuerbe.
Cardiff (Gnslant.) Das amsrita'
ntf&e S&if 5%romentain tiberbra6te 81
gerfonen bes. Yadettootss @ile @apre, pel.
&es am %. .. ~. nit Fem enslil9sn sdtTt
Sod earn 3ufaumenfisb unb in ben @runb
eebobrt .purte.
Berlin. SIM preubiiden 9anttase
lberrei&ten bic fatbolif&en Nbseurbneten
fclsenbe 3uet Mntrdse: ertens cine Grfld-
ruus an bic Staatsresieruns, bag Der &C.
R61te ttr@li&e Srtebe ni&t bur9 gerfolsuns
Der 8abnsn, .pelde NIT ben nsusfen fir9er-
politi}&en unb gerwa1tunss.Nt ten bstreten
uprbeu, fonbern u bur@ bic &udfebr ~
ben lanDidbrtsen beudbrten Gruntfdten III
errei4en lti ; a~tpettens etnen Mntrag auf
@ufbebuss ber b.et erftsn firden>fetnbtidsn
Naisefebe.
Neuer Streit nit Spanien.-
Die fpanti&e 8esteruns BAT nadsewtefen,
bab Der DauYfergirstnius tetn @e9t s.batt
Itabe, bic an.erifantf9e Slasse ;u trasen,
unb Der General>Nnwalt Der Ser. Staaten,
O. s. @,aiams, unterfatt biefe MnFdt;
basesen ~be9auYtet Der 2estere, bic fpantfden
8et6rben tdtten fein Redt sebabt, ben
Daupfer auf 9ober See ab3ufaGsn. Sn.
foIse biefer @enbuns ber@fatre fnb BE prn
Der 8unbesresterun8 ausbebuneenen ealut.
i&a7e einftmetlen perfaobsn.
Dte fpantf&e &esteruns ssrlanst bie9aad,
e~rFattuns bes gtrstnius, unb in @atrib,
fotpte auf Cuba berrfat barber abermals
arse anfresuns.
Ginel1nterfu&unB 1T neuerbinss stnselei>
tet. Gtnfweilen bleibt Der Dampfer NIT
@anni&aft In ameritanii6en 9dnbsn.
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st. Aaul @arftbert6t.
UtsIefaIe Tretfe.

D5d entItd Gsrrestrtssn 0ebr. Itnu.
AnkuPken. Nrah{
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Nif in ser fog. vGpiseppal
Gbnrtt."
Die q. d <3situng {@reitt

Die &. air9tn- 3situns f@reitt:
gelanntt@ fnt IN Der proteaantii&en Gpis-
eopal atrae i@en felt lduserer 3eit autsr BEN
Mamsn "Low-Church" uns 'High-Church"
spsi 1aastrtdtansen bersorssretsn. Disan.
hanger Der Low Church" ober nieberex3ir@e
bulsiseu meia {. 9. ratonalifii&en Anf&ten
unb bilbsn i'd aaf sisie ibre v~freiere" Anf&au-
unss.vsilt nt@t penis tin; bic Anbaassr bsr
High : Church oser 3u@itr&e busessn Inb
nsbr ortbosor, uns ssisen i& felt aeusrer !3eit
bur& Ginfabruns ter 9ei&te, elmer art Me1t
unt Gsremonisn mad tatbsli&em Ritus (baber
aud tbr Naue ,HitualiRsn") &c. iusar sttpas
tatbslifrent. @ir eriausra bier nur an Or.
@atlsnbsrs BON gRew gsrt. Dod baben
tiet beibsn &i&tunssn bisbsr nod
INNER unter BEN Da9e tss Common
Prayerbook NIT einanber ,,seburtet." aber
felt Sturgeon 1T urplGsli@ spii&en ben beissn
ala0tm cine 1rsnnuns BON Sid unt Belt e.
fplst. Or. Gumnins, Elm bishop" BON 8en=
tudy, Der Low Church" ansebSrie, fat nam.
lid bei Der lebtsn ~. Nuian3" geriammluns
nit BEN Yresbytsrianern, Metbutiten u. a. CUR
Gpiseupul STRIDE ni@t sablsnten Gbrifen Bril-
bsrf&aft sema9t was bel ieinsn &oQeseu str
High Church" sruben llnpiasn srrsste nnb
i'm, f&arfsn 1aesI susps. Darub tuarb ~Bi-
shop" Guu1nins pilb, rief aus: Lex mihi=
Mars, ~ Deuti& bic Grsunb19aft BAT Gin
Gnte, i'd trste ab. limb 10 bat er tenn itineu
Mbtritt Won Der Episcopal Church" gTentid
erflart unb ben Gnti@lub tunb ssssten eius
usue srut,fantii9e Gbur@ su lartsn. s. fpn
in bielsr naselnsusn air&snssmeinf&aft tein
@laubsnsawans naebr bsrrl&en. Th gits
wirt i'm Massmeinen ais @urt Guttes amer,
fanut, bod 70, bag Seber mad eissnent Ginns
i'd ba0.lte auslest. Das Nieenii&e (atbana'
iani19s) Grsto 1T ni@t msbr binssnt: tafa,
Heibt aber %, Ter 9ant bas Mpuaulii@e @lau'
bsnsbtsnntni6 mad tsliebissr @usIssuna
Mrisbt F6. Mu9 Eaufs unS @bsntnabl wtrt
nod beibebulten, absr msSr mad mrbsrnn Sal
ipn, ubne umsfiidsn Mimtua."-
Stlbissm Bishop" Gun,mias bat F@ It,
rits NOD Gin aassrss ,.ssiali&ss" Snsis'ouar
b~stssfsot, sin sewiTsr Gbsnsy, Der nap ls'as'
apoitails pom fatbslii@sn @laubm In Sainoi'
pssr CANADA CUR episcopal Gbur9 itsrsstrstss
tuar, absr bort ~sbenfals sieIe 6tGnlereien al.
ri9tste unb tebtaIt mad tHi9sn Sabrsm nod
mails einen RUNAWAY naa9ts. Dieter iauber
Mpuasl bat atrtssus Elm slattss Wuutfiid, I'm,
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Smldnoif@e Na@rt@ten.
@tr9It6e 3.

Die bo&w. 8tutbittinsr Batter tatsn ~
GreRpu. rntpn Co.. Soma, bic Spr etntser
:3.it an~setaubtste n.ue Ntsbsrlafuns croft
net, btstlbe f.tt srrlduRs unter ber Qettuna
tss tc@w. P. Ausufta 8urns.
&as bic Seinitt1 Ratres betrift, BON
rel&en verf&'ebene 3eitunseu melbeten, bab
Re f& In Mantatp nieberlafeu wirben, 70
If - sur 3stt nod nt&t entf&tebsn, Of Der
esnannte Slas pter @inpna bu Srt tbrsr
@atl fttn utrt.
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Sn ceonto City, @is., berridt semaltise
Mufresuns in Sclse Der Gnttsduns BON
Gplb int Scnes Greet, stnsm MebenFuB9en
tes Sccntp SUITES. Der Suntcrt 1T 6
Meilen rter9alb esis9's Ma9lsn. Gin r'
fabrtnst Gaiiforniidsr @otbsratsr bat Scr>
faunsen benz Greet enttans ansefedt unb
@clters ssfuntea. DaFe1bs ersistt $13
auf bic Some, 70 taB i9 atiD bic auf bic
@ewinnuns bes Gr;ss 3u s%srrentente Ar'
bett te3atten wtrt.
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Noua, 81. Deg. gaut telesrapbii&em8e-
rs@te tpurbe teute sro5es Grnfforium &C.
balter, unb ernannte Der yapf 3m6lf Gar.
ttndte.
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""'st uNIen "sFuHVeH seIlIeB Der raott'
f&e Comptroller. 8srr 8urleA, feline Amts.
TUBE, otne ben Amtsantritt ftines Mmts.
na4fcl8ers 3ases ab3uwarten.
I'm II. b. Nts. bot David q. Gage BIN.
Comptroller g. g. 9aYes ittn Gtssntbuut
I'M Wertte BON iber cine Wiatpn Dollars
CUR Deduns fsines &afen'D ef3tts BON ltsr
etne Drtttel Mtaton Dodars an ; tteganten,
in eenen Gage fdbtii9e @elber beponirt tat,
be3ablten bic b%etrefenben G9eds. Die
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ben innerbalb eintser Npnate be3ablen. Die
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again and again, there still remained a
very unpleasant lump in her throat zone
oil the cIllops, perhaps" thought susy.
She had now reached home, and walking
into the kitchen, she set the pail down on
the table and passed into the sitting room,
where Harry, u dear little fellow Of four
years, sat In great chair with picture.
book open in his lap.
Susy was pluCky little girl, and
though burdenGd by sense OF meanncss,
she walked up TO Harry, and laying the
poor little cake, now so small as 10 be
hidden in the grasp Of her hand, on the
open page, said "Alrs. Jarvis sent you
this, and thought you'd like il better II
! scallopped 1t Tor yOn."
The little brother smiled out OF his
heavy eyes, and so accustomed was he to
look upto Susy in everything, that his
baby mind was far from suspecting that
he had been wronged, 60 breaking 1t, he
said, "Susy, have piece, toOF But
Susy couldn't stand such generosity in
face Of her own selaShness, and quickly
saying: mo, Harry, she gave me one,
too" ran out Of the room into the next
one, where her mother stood with look
OF deep grief on her face. Through the
open door she had witnessed the scene,
and with u mothers quickness had under.
stood the whole affair, and did not need
her little daughters explanation, which
Susy poured out with many bitter tears.
"Oh, mamma, l know I'm mean little
girl, but somehow it didn't seem so mean
when first made up my mind to scallop
IT,"
"My darling, the temptGr is very sharp;
he knows If he allows tho tempted 10 see
the full extent of the wrong he Is trying
to get them TO do he never would succeed
with many of his victims" said Mrs. Lee.
"Y0u know | have often spoken to you OF
this bad habit Of selfshness, and | know
you have tried hard to conquer IT. but
you see by this afternoons failure how
careful you must be IL you are TO escape
the snares that Satan spreads Tor your
feet. See how he makes things appear
entirely different from what they really
are. Always pray, my daughter, for that
wisdom, by which you may see things as
they are in the sight Of God"
Mrs. Leo kissed her penitent little
daughter, and sent her to amusG Harry,
to whom she made full confession; but
the little fellow could not be made TO I'M
derstand anything OF susy's distress, and
would only say, Il docs love 'em scsllOp-
cd best, dear Susy."-
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Gheqatett'geaer
OUR SOLDIERS GRAVES.

Irvine lovely Rrcaths 70 deck the houoEcd graves
where sleep the athCa u OUT noble dead;
Wrrathc the dark laurel, green as oce1n WaVes,
With reverence place them Der each patriot
head.
Bslng our loved ensign, o'cr them lot II wave,
The deaf 'old dag beneath Whose folds they
Long may tho nation live they died. % save.
Bright be their memory who died 50 well.
Por the dear slcrIaco 20 freely given
HoE0 let the nGtlun bow luelf and weep.
Gently lot falling teAts, like deWs OF heaven,
Water each mound where our brave patriots
sleep.
Place while tablet DER oaeb noble breast,
Aud let their glowing record there be found;
This be our Mecca, where our Eoldlers rect,
Shield we from implous hands each sacFed
mound.
Bat not alone TO him OF hIsh rcnown
hhAl pnlnl Ti,e aud words OF pEAlfe be given,
Bring brightest lRuroIs for the deaf ''unknOWn y
Whose records, lost to earth, arc bright In
heaven.
The solemn mlnutcgun, the warriors knoll,
For them ls beaming over land and Sea,
While DER their graves the Winds, that Sigh and
Their soft and nourn!al requiem shall be.
Rest, saylor patriots, IN your narrow beds,
Whilc ali about you Natures voices ring,
Far brighter crowns RwIii your noble heads
Than the sweetest tributes which We hi her
bring
Warrington, D. c., NGys, 1873,
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CHICAGO, May 2O.-Flour-Qliet aud
unchanged, buyers generally holding oil
for decline. Wheat-A speculative dc.
mand, and prices higher; No, spring,
81 IS; No. 2 do, 81 28fal 80 spot; 81 27s
seller June; No, 8 do, 81 10; rejected, 90c.
Corn-Market steady, with moderate
demand; No. 2 mixed, 3Sic regular; re-
jected, SIC. Oats-Demand fair, and
market firm; No. 9, sec cash. Rye-No.
9, oslo. Barley dull, and prices are nom.
inal. Observation-Disclosures fair,
and prices advanced; $40 10 bid, $40 25
generally asked. Lard, Ste cash or June.
Bulk Meats-No sales. Bacon quiet and
unchanged. Board Of Trade adjourned
over, to morrow being Decoration Day.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 2O.-Cotton in fair
demand, at 1910, Flour steady, at 81 Goa
500. Wheat dull, at 81 5Ssl 90. Corn
steady, at 4s140c. Rye nominal. Oats
quiet, at &c. Barley nominal. Grocer
les steady. Oils firm. Eggs in fair dc.
msnd, at 139l3tc. Butter dull, at 15a2Sc,
Cheese steady. Provisions quiet, and a
shade easier; mess pork, $40 2j bid; $40 so
asked. Lard quiet and nominal. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders, 0ic; 50 40 bid
clear rib sides held at SIC spot DC buyer
June; clear held at SIC. Bacon more
active, and q shade easier; sales Of should.
era, 7a7tc; clear rib sides, Ole bid, gener.
ally held at 0tC; clear, 0ta9Ec, generally
held at 0lc. Whisky steady, at $50.
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Ncw York Drr Goods MarkeI

New YoRK, May 29.-The briskness
Of the retail trade has created better
jobbing demand, but the distributions are
still limited. Commission agents are very
quiet, except in wColens, which are taken
more freely by the clothing trade. Brown
and bleached cOttOns were quiet but lair.
ly active at reduced prices. Corset jeans
are dull and lower. AndrOscoggin, Pep.
erell, Naumkeag aud KCsrsage lac; Ham
ilton lie; New Market l1ici and Amos
kacg l2!c. Prints were quiet, and an.
other large Job lot will soon be placed on
the market. Foreign goods quiet
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Of person which Is as witching aS 1t is I'M
usual. Thus surrounded by loved ones
al home and occupying his days and
much OF his nights bringing to an early
completion this last and chielest enterprise
of bis life, Col. Norton presents a personal
picture roseate with attraction for youth
inl ambition. 1t is a lie record which
any Of us would be proud to emulate