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National Republican., 1873-12-20
AN HEEP. MEET FOR THE PaNIt

''How do you get ont" said loving New York
wife 10 her husband, merchant, one day, during
the September panic "Ohi ! shall weather the
storm, but III had only few hundred dollars more
It would bo worry convenient to say the least
"Dont you wish you had married a rich lwIeH'
said she, In a teasing wayi then rising and going
to her room she retdrned with rather moro thai
the amount required In United States bonds
"why, where In the world did you get thisfr aid
the bewildercd husband. swell, my dear, you
wont TO o champagne supper soyen yohrs age, and
room rather diifieult deposited hat, shoes
and large roll Of bank bills on the .oafpet.
Inquire II / had seen Il. Whom hndlng you were
ashamed TO do 80, invested It, and here yoa have
National Republican., 1873-12-20

TT,HROUaH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
l. TON, PHlLADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
,WAsHiNoToN, Noyember1, 1878.
Trains between Washington and New York are
FOR NEW YORK, without change ofcars.
Leave daily, except Sunday, atsA. M, and and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily, except Sunday, atsa. M, and !, s.ts
"' ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York At $50 D. m, and PhllAde-
Sleeping esrs s for for Rev York on s,so p. M train
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston eau be had at the Station Once at ali hours
iu the dayi also, the Companys Once, tsS Pennsy-
pa,sensers purchasing tickets ,t the avenue oflse
n ,ssrs q r. ssEs ss so
and PIT N ths baggaMSe M car.
schedule betmeen washington, Baltimore, Annap-
oils rq;oa fpH shs ~ wsfiit Master orrn,na,,,loo
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
gro. 9. kOONTz, Agent at Washington.
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1lTTLE MARKET.

Theoffsrinss ofbsef cattle Thursday at DroverI
Rsss were sIs head, Of which SIS were sold 10
butchers ai NJ 70 cents per pound, 10 we're sold
70 fArners "a wors sent 10 baltimore, and 70 lei,
svss no nuttcns we're offered, and no wsre ssld
z cent? per Po.ns' q wsTS :n;s lsn !,
bqtehpH y y Is< hsaa ID COWS ADD eslrss were
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THg SUNDAY UgPILD

tomorrow will Iscue a doublo.shect In order to
provide Tor the extraordinary demand npou It's
advertising columns and to give an extra amount
OF Interesting reading. Two charming stories.
suitable iYr the season, viii be among the con,
tents.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
AT4SOkTr

At the annual communication ofLsbauon Lodge,
No. 7, y, A. A. NJ, held last evening, the follow.
Ing oiieers were elected TO serye during the en-.
saring Masonic year. q. u. Sssrs, W Mi Ms
Lnmh, s, Wi John Hays, J. Wi Jos. Williams,
secretary y. W. hsya treasurer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MISS MORRIS, FAREWELL


This evening Miss Clara Morris closes her bril-.
liant engagement, and bids farewell to her Wash.
lnYton friends for tho season. Although at frst
partial stranger to majority Of our play gocrs,
yet 90 thoroughly have her praises been sung by
tho press and public that the lady may now be
said to possess the regard Of all the theatre goers
Of the capital. Miss Morris has fully proven her
right 10 the title OF the 80 ueen Of tic Amo rIcan
stage, for she Is without doubt the most finished
natural and powerful actress in all the land. This
afternoon Miss Morris will appear as Alike one
Of her most celebrated rersonations, and this
evening she will. for the last time, assume the
,S't Of Cor Cora, In Article Forty.cven," 20 that
great artist In either Of these characters have st
az opportunity lon for enjoying that pleasure.
ingtun, and her future visits will he halted with
JOY by the Thousands Of friends and admirers her
matehless presentations have Justly made her.
MISS MITCHELL AT THE NATIONAL.
This evening ths favoritc, Miss Maggie Mitch.
oil, will close her engagement, appearing rs Jane
Eyre In the play Of that name. Miss Mitchell
has been favored with the patronage Of the most
select class Of our citizens during her three weeks
solourn, and her departure Will be greatly n.
dee she viii also appear as Jane Eyre, and in he
On Monday "Tho Geneva Crossp is 10 be pre.
scnied In style that will do credit to Manager
sayillc's beautiful temple Of the drama, New
and appointments have been prepared for tic
celebrated play, while Miss May ShvllIc will add
to the attractions the cast.
LITTLE NELL.
This sparkling little lady commenced an en-.
gagement at Memphis on Monday evening, aud
opened to the iargeet house, except oue thai ever
assembled within II. Tho Memphis papers give
the little lady unqualified praise. and pronounce
her greatly superior to Lotfa. As Little Nell is
an Immense iayorlte In Washington her hosts Of
iriends here Will be pleased TO learn Of her con.
tinued success and Increasing popularity.
THE OPERA.
The sale OF seats for the two evenings OF italian
opera next week commenced yesterday, and al.
ready have majority Of them been disposed Of
From present appearances the audience on Mon.
dny md Tuerdny evenings will be the largest and
most select ever assembled at Manager Ford's
theatre. 80 - -
National Republican., 1873-12-20

The public are invited to call and examine the
stock oI watches, jcwelry, fnrs, etc, etc, AT the
Establishment OF NJ. II. Prince, 1000 Pcnnsylyai a
avenue. and II the prices arc not lower than any
ever nature, he does not expect their patronage.
National Republican., 1873-12-20

Gail and examine tho FIRE and burglar.pr6o
vaults of the Safe Deposit Company, corner q
New York Pvcnue and Fifteenth street, for s,i
keeping OF securities, Jewels, sllyer.varc or OF
valuabics, Rerts, from ten to sixty dollars zee
gnnUm. according to sizo. No business intr .,'
afford to do without them.
Take rdrnin9 from he Chicago and LhosioB Grt,
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NEW sToRE! NEW srocK'
II. Z. LEWIS, No, poJ,< SEVENTH srRruT,

M" W."
II. e. LEWIS, No. po9if SEVENTH STREET,
East side, tnear s,rcet,)
has now In store, and daily receiving, large and
complete assortment Of fGKSTLLAEN's, Bows AID
CHiLDRES's HATS Of the very LATEST sTyLRs;
also, q complete assortment OF q EST's FunsIbH,
iso Goops, cheap for cash.
THE GnrAr ENdLIsH RENEpr for Gout and
Rheumatism. A u sufferers from the above com.
plants, either Of recent or long standing are ad.
ylsed to use Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills
They can be relied upon as the most safe AMI Of.
icctual remedy ever offered to the public and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest suceoss. Prepared by
PRour hAnsANT, 22p Strand, London, England
and sold by all druggists.
WHITE, clean, sound lecth, all may have by
using daily THURsToS's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der Price, IS and 90 cents per bottle.
BEArTifuL, son, glossy hair, all desire IT, all
may have 1t by constant use Of THoMrsoN's Po-
made OptImc. Price, 2j and 90 cents per bottle,
LianT.coLoRsD Kid Gloves arc very siyiish when
not sollcd. JouyEs's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
viii rcnovatc them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle. All sod BY druggists and fancy deal
ets.
WELLS MAcurNr-srnEAp STRESo ruKSISs
PLAsTERs, whenever plaster Is needed, are un.
riyalled, Price, 90 rs, and 10 cents each.
National Republican., 1873-12-20

A Western paper reiates, rs an illustration Of
the power Of love. the case Of Miss Catharine
Dates, Of Cornwall, England, who travelled NIL the
way 10 TOulumns county, Cal, 10 we'd the lover
she had not seen for eight years, and found him
ddod toa Mexican ranehervs daughter and
the Isihor Of i've children.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
. NICE cBRIsTu,s pRrsryr

corner OF New Nort avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent, per annum on deposits for zach
calendar month. banking hours 0 to I; Satur-
days, 0 TO I and otos.
National Republican., 1873-12-20

BRows's metallic weather strip, the cheapest
and best in use, For sale only at rubman's, tia
cent. Tho only place IN the city where you can
get window shades for q, with fixtures complete.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
KEEP OUT or the coLp.

90 to sAyAEe's and get him 10 put his unriyaled
woht thor-strlp on your window, and doors, Many
have been comforted, and ad' their friends to
40 and do likewise. J... l., SAyAoh
Ponnsy lvania ayenu, nd Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-12-20

oESrs' heavy solid gold wa'gLes. EIgin, walt.
ham or Marion movements. as low ss k56, VI
Princes, iooe Psnnsylyana avenue.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
YOUTHS, BoYs AND cHILDRES's CLOTH
ING,

We take pleasure IN inviting the attention Of
tEose In search Of clothing for the little ones 40
varied sssoviment now oK saIe al tho branck houys
Of Nosh walker o., oil Pennsylyania syenus
goods, employ the most skillfai werknen, Eeeh
DE latest hshions In view, and do as much as any
house TO introduce them early. In quality Of ma
workmanship their bsys' clothing I. uasurpAyseI,
and may be olassed equal 10 custom WORK. They
have also great supply Of wei:-mhde, iow.pyicea
goods.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
NtTToytI S,pIyCS p,Sp

An IMMENSE stock of Iockets, chains, studs,
buiiGns, ladies sets, Sc, Just received, suitable
for holiday presents, at Princes, 1908 Pgnnsyl.
vania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
THE MARKETS.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Eyrnfshedby L.,ois JOhason d Co.. BdNk,rs, V.pnon
E1tg. Hsrihtdst cornsr PtnnsylUdnia ageiius aud
Tenth strsef, Washington.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

PULLMAN PkRLoR Ckiis for baltimore al j
and ''e a. m' sTNp8Y sp9 ii,S sna rRsiRS;sP AZ iR; r.
For Bsiiimore and Way Points-Atsa. M, and !,
For baltimore d =; without stops-At s,s and s.s p.
At .so ssss ssis & s.sS, no sit u md i m., and
% Ss ;; sTsSkY SH 5 W fRSa s5s 'f' sSRrThonE Pi
At t;2o, Si2o, e;S and s,S a. M, and iip, 40 9
an" va VIZ aas sA.s LIME tyHE
sS $asssH sis iii VIZ
4hF $S$fSfifas f33 f;f HH$ SS VIA MET.
sI esssI ssa 'rsi"f en,y ma
Asa aNa snd fhsSrns sse sns s.s MIL. ILL., .se.p, SUM-
ri sATTfRSHS RSHB cSSEEls1IEHEfE cSSSEEErE9lf9tfTHf
Leave Leave Washington at a. IN. and 7,o p. M, and
go through hrHi%Ss SiiinSsi SSsS'PFS PFSGssE q CARS
TSrOSsR 10 Cineinnsti, 81. Louis, Chicago and
r''''SofF ai"ssIGiR sIGR ~ %I;iSssS!lRyfoLIs.
A'''"' m 'ps FoR ~ iNRSRSjEEYRsH EYs not o" Sunday
r6h IoiSf III VI " IsS Ro$hs q ssSsS
" tsjs Pa !sfSgs s'a.y nd sas Is
at Point of Rocks.
Through tickets TO the West can be had al the
Washington station Ticket Oce al all hours OF The
dsyi also, at the Company's ONCE, tss Pcnnsyiya-
nin avenue,
Passengers purchasing tickets at the Avenue Office
there arrange to have their baggage called for
and checked At Their rcsidencc, taken 10 the depot
end put Into the baggage car,
For New YORK, Philadelphia and Boston, see ad-
TlIOs, r. SHARP,
Master pl lrransportation.
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. mOONTZ,
noNl Gencrnl Ancnl. WashinHtnIl.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
rmENTY PER CENT. pIScouNr

N. william will commence selling on Monday,
December l5 his entire stock Of ladies' and chil.
dIen's dresses and eloaks at discount Of twenty
per cent.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
CITY ITEIS.
LADIES sAHiso THEIR HOLIDAY PURCHASES

LADIES MAKiEo THEIR HOLIDAY PURCHASES
will hnd II to their adv sntage
TO examine our stock Of
SCaris, Ties and Rows,
Kid Gloves Rcynicr Calf Gloves,
Cloth Gloves, buck Gloves,
and puur 'ctr.
SILK and Linen Pocket Handkerchief,
Underwear. &c., &c, so.
Notice our prices for tho above goods
NOAH WALLER n Co,
Gil Pennsylynnla avenue, noar Sixth street.
AT nEiLBRuN's,
so2 seventh street northwest,
Closing.out sale Of
10000 worth OF
Gents Fine Stitched Boots
Ladies Nobby Button oaitors,
white, Red and Blue Slips,
Rubbers and Arctics.
Slippers made TO order.
4o2 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
THE OPERA,
RELIABLE ANNouNcEMENr

j. H. SoUIER & CO.,
Bankers, No. ltis Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent. on all deposits.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
sINoEn aEwINo NAcuINrs.

Out OF 2,eA sewing machines distributed TO np.
plicants by the Chicago Relief Committee each
applicant Designating the machine she wanted,
2F'I were OF tho Singer patcHt. These significant
excellent machine Is held.-IarPo's Wsskiy, Hsw
National Republican., 1873-12-20
"IrTfrE ICTITITY"
"TIl T. WORK FtLLS SISAUGURATED,"
"AND GOING BRAvELY ONn
I'VE are rapidly
"RGOrciSG orH ENrESsiNE sTocK,"
"CoNriNtu TO OlFFa"
"OIR CLOSING OF r.
NhrftNI t-,Tsr.- -
70 ptrIATioS.
sT.CR NrarnP Stner

STACK srsT ne closed orr.
lIAH.E Bros.
Merchant Tallors and Fine Ciothers,
Corner Seventh and ID s,sce's,
National Republican., 1873-12-20
POLITICAL HLSTORY.

ErGHTEgN.KARAr BAND BRACKETS, as low as
tl5 pair, 1t Princes, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican., 1873-12-20
Fop TIE HotIpArs.

Fop THE HOLIDAYS.
Children's Fancy Suits,
ChilaTen't Cape Oyerconts,
Boyl' sGits,
Boyt Dvcrconts,
Gents Dressing Gowns,
Ard nns ncok.wear,
At great reductions,
EIsENAN \ BRo..
Boj seventh street, May Building
National Republican., 1873-12-20
SOCIETY NEWS.
Tnr nKcrrrIoN OF Mns. JoNKa,

THr RECEPTION OP MRs. JoNEs'
Cough Mixture alone cures society OF coughs and
colds and prevents consunption-popular. ofec.
tive, pleasant, suits children. Sells IN large bot.
ties at tl, small 80 cents, at Nattan's drug store
corner Second and ID streets northwest.
National Republican., 1873-12-20

"A skklEbIES9AiS1xsAfHfPse skklEbIES9AiS1x NH fRtAffftMSX39aiA fRtAfftMSX39aiA AND
Local trains for lexsndTla leave followsi g. =,
u dslis aaI, esssS snd
Sunday.
Loesi trains leave Aiexandria o foliowsi Q, -
p m. from Alexandria daiyi all other trsins daily,
Trsins mar Ied thus connect with trains on wash
lnEiPn and Ohio railroad;
QUANTICO accommodation leaves Washington
6!ls N. daily. except sunday,
GREAT SOUTHERN ExPREss, via Richmond,
day.
west for sale al the oce corner ai kth and Pepnsy-
ysnls avenue, and Thirteenth and Penpsyivlhia
avenue where passengers ean leave ordefs for bag
gage TO be checked at all hotels and FesIdences
'hrSSsh to destination Genera, fs,s:uasp hsea,
National Republican., 1873-12-20

y -NI'|E 'IfNISI VINO FNFNFN T.
Solid gold. II karat. ladies hunting case watch.
warranted Tor one year. t2s at Princes, 1905 Penn
-
RlgAEDLEsE oF COST rrs-
Overcoais, "-
Ovtre0a's,
National Republican., 1873-12-20

Overcoats,
At EIsENAy 4 BRO.'e,
eos Seventh street, May Building.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16
An American Exhibitor.

For long time, says Vienna corre.
spondent, the only American exhibitor
ready, WINS Woodruff, OF Auburn, n. Y,
who had his harvesting machines in
position in two days after his arrival.
Finding n quarrel in Vienna, and no
one willing to take the responsibility Of
assigning space, Mr.. Woodruifsaid that
he had come there TO exhibit his
machines and 10 take MS many prizes rs
possible, and concluded that he would
not wait for the slow action OF the Com.
mission. Going into Agricultural Hall,
then not half completed, he selected the
best place in the room and at once put
up m elegant platform, carpeted and
furnished It, and had his machines in
before any oneknew what he was about,
The consequence has been that all WISH
tors to Agricultural Hall have been
obliged to feast their eyes solely upon
the machines, aud there is always n
crowd about the stand. The fine finish
Of these articles causes establishment.
The gayety, the invirable good-humor,
the energy, and the picturesque Auburn
dialect Of the American young gentle.
man has already made them known to
everybody, and | am not sure they have
not Sworn eternal friendship" to every
exhibitor in the building. One day l
was passing through the rotunda with
them when Mr.. Dennis suddenly cried
"There is the first Englishman I have
yet seen with his coat oiI-that ought
to be encouraged" The son of large
and wealthy steel manufacturer, aided
by an MISUNDERSTANDING relative, was
trying to get n seven and a.half foot
circular.saw in position. The strong
arms Of our young American were soon
placed at his disposal, and he did not
quit work until the huge saw was swiAg'
ing Hpon its pivot. As the young man
was for long time the only represGn
tative OF American enterprise, he made
friends with everybody, and, ma foi, il
every friend would take o machine, liz
would work of a hundred or two day
with ease. Being first on the ground
too, he was entitled to the first mention
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16

nm slmsuIt ,o4uin strong cOnIti.uiion. To
v,,t,p. iD,urs or cripple this source Of Bhy'i'ai
,Ivo, and endurance is an easier task and may al
va,, So accomplished by positively di'tsEaFdinE
or violating certain hygsinn laws, the Observance
Of which /, essential to the vSllSsInE Of the body
and TO the ,uIt.lnmsnt Of that BY which
1, 4, animated and supported, Buta good eOn'ti'
tuition /, wonderfully elastic, and even ai,sr IT has
been very hardly dealt with byih pO''S'Sor, all
1t, pristine vlgor may DO recovered II the proper
eOur,s Of treatment. /, adopted. HOLSTERS s'Om'
mach B,i.ers may bo Justly dOnOmina,od eOh'ti'
tutioaal tonic. Not only does 4, improve the 'ppe-
lite, stimulate the stomach tone and regulate the
di,orasrsd liver and bowels and steady the trsmb'
ling nerves, but 1, I, also land this is the nS'ti
pOrtnn, saeoD restores the '.aminAi strength Of
the system, where 1t has given way under the
pressure Of excessive labor, exposure, privation'
acute disease, inst living, foul atmosphere, oS'
,raordlnary heat or other cause. In summer the
constitution Is often severely TILED BY Wong con
,lnuancs Of ho weather. Nothing tells more
heavily upon the sources Of vital activity than
solar heat, and hence the expedisney ofTseruitinF
and replsniIhlng thtm with a WholeiomSi yege
table tonic, like HoItSttsF't BittsrIi during the
summer months.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16
Compulsory Vaccination.

Tho benighted Asiatics, says IN OK.
change, find, to their surprise, that
Russia has very summary method Of
practically enforcing the behCsts Of
European civilization. Great Britain's
tempOrizing method Of dealing with
the 0rientals finds no favor in Russian
eyes. Recently smallpox made its mp
pearance in one of the Asiatic posses.
sions of the Gar. His officers ut the
post requested the people to come and
be vaccinated. Compliance with this
invitation being summarily refused, n
few medical officers, well supplied with
lancets and vaccine virus, were detailed
for active service. These surgeons were
accompanied by regiment of Cossacks.
The dashing iancers ran down every
man, woman, and child in the infected
district, and held them each and all
until the physicians pronounced them
thoroughly yaccinated. This is nd.
yancing humanity at the points Of the
lance and lancet.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16
The Art Of scalping.

The troops in tho Modoc region IRE
adopting the savage mode of warfare to
some extent. They even scalp their
victims on the field, as the account Of
the late fighting informs us. Since
scalps are TO be among the trophies OF
modern warfare il is well to know how
they are taken, cured and preserved.
General Custer introduces the subject.
He says:
"Tiese scalps, according to the bar.
barOus custom, were not composed Of
the entire covering OF the head, but Of
a small surface surrounding tho crown,
and usually from three to four inches in
diameter, constituting what is termed
the scalp lock. To preserve the scalp
from decay, o small hoop OF about dou.
bic the diameter OF the scalp is pre-.
pared from small withC, which grows
on the banks Of some of the streams Of
the West, The scalp Is placed inside
the hoop and properly stretched by n
net hoop.
"Aiter being properly cured, tho
dried ilcslyportion Of the scalp is ornA.
mented in bright colors, according to
the taste Of the captor, sometimes the
addition Of beads Of bright and varied
colors being made to hGighten tho Of.
feet. In other instances the hair il
dyed, either TO beautiful yellow OF
golden Of 10 crimson"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16

The hard sense and logged courage
Of the fishermen who inhabit the Isles
OF Shoals, OF Portsmouth, were never
better illustrated than the reply which
broke spontaneously from one OF their
number, in church, one summer after.
noon, when the preacher had been try
ing 10 illustrate the necessity Of de-
pendence upon an invisible help
stronger than any arm Of flesh. "Sup-
posing, my brethren, " said the mission
AIRY, "that any Of you should DO over
taken in the bay by Northeast storm,
your hearts trembling with fear, and
nothing but death before you-whithor
would your thoughts turnS What would
Won doP' "DoY" growled practical
skipper, who, approaching tile situa.
ton, had followed the minister with
such breathless interest that for the
moment he forgot where he was and
considered the question addressed to
him porsonally-"Dos I'd hist the
ioresail and Scud away for squAm"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16
The Capture of Capt. Jack.

The story Of the capture of Jack, the
Modoc chief, is told Us follows by IN
army correspondent A series Of pro-
longed yells and cheers aroused the
camp from pleasant siesta. Generals
Davis and Wheaton and the other
officers and all the men rushed from the
house and tents to find the cause OF the
uproar, and OF once the whole camp was
in commotion. Down the level plain
north of the house was q grand cayal.
cade of mounted horsemen. The steeds
rushed forward ut once ut n furious
rate, and soon neared the groups of
spectators scattered about the premises.
"Captain Jack is captured" shouted q
sturdy sergeant. Again the valley
echoed with cheers and yells. The
mounted command was that OF Perry.
He had returned from ascout Of twenty
three hours, three miles above the
mouth Of Willow Greek. At half-past
ten o'clock in the morning the Warm
Spring scouts struck trail, and after u
brief search the Modocs were discover
ed. Colonel Perry surrounded the H.
llnH EGlTGAl. 1llo AhtAA WNAV bbAhN w
fight. Suddenly MOdoc shot out from
the rocks with a white flag. He met a
Warm Spring Indian, and said Captain
Jack wanted 10 surrender. Three scouts
were sent to meet Captain Jack. He
came out cautiously, glanced about him
a moment, and then, as il giving up all
hopes, came forward, and held out his
hand TO his visitors. Then two Of his
warriors, five squaws, and seven chill.
rem, darted forth and joined him in the
surrender. The command TINT made
this famous scout was the first squadron
Of the First Cavalry. Captain Jack is
about forty years old. He is five feet
eight inches high and ccmpactly built.
He has large and well-formed face,
full Of individuality. Although dressed
in old clothes, lie looks every inch 4
chief. He does not speak to any one.
The Modocs are grouped in the field
near the house, and surrounded by Q
guard. Spectators peer into Captain
Jacks face with eager interest, but he
needs them not. He is still as q statue,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16
No Union Of lle Churches.

A number Of private letters which
hive been received at Baltimore from
leading members Of the Southern Pres.
bytorian Assembly lately in session at
Little Rock, indicates that the Southern
Assembly was almost unanimously
averse to union with the Northern
Church. They received the overtures
oftho Northern Assembly with GOODNESS,
and, while they considered the subject
of union with some other body, their
general impression was toward a con.
solidation with the Dutch Reformed
Church. Some Of the leading men were
inclined to accept the oyerturcs OF the
Northern Assembly, but they were so
oyerruled that they were obliged to
abandon their own ideas in favor Of re-
union,