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SPRINGFIELD.

Soldiers, kEcM:liOn--N csy%pnpcr Opirl-
iost Concerning tho Now York Alad
Chicago +air-R4ilsc.
Special Disratrh to The chcago Tribune.
SrnlNGE1ELD, Dec. 11.-Thcre is Ia 1,c reunion Of
oil tho holers Of tho Of the rebellion held ut
Sterling, Wheslo County, OH tho Goth Of next Feb
Tuary. Ex-Guy. Palmer has received Invitation 10
deliver tho Rddresa tho occAsIon aud has accepted.
Tho State Rtgiaer attacks Lognn md FArwol's bill for
building airinc railroad from Now York to Chicago
this Afternoon, mud says that It Ia s'sai'ly In disg,sc
York iroai an ii ta connseions West viii oct
hold If md organize nncr 1t, uud thus they will oe
enar 10 lay their entirc lines Of railway from N@S
York tn Cuicagn with seG rails duty free, which would
e Hav!ng OF millions Of tollals to the railroad, md
d corresponding loss 10 tho Government,
, 1873-12-13
OBITUARY..



Snrrtai Dttrafrh Taa EhfraHo tribune.
MtLwAuKcE, Dec. 12.-At i o'clock this morning
Low Fl. Kellogg, OF tho eBt known nnt n,ost III
hucnsial citizens of Milwaukee, rnascd away, In DEATH
nttor lingering nrsH which has beon upon him for
tho mat year. Tho direct Of hia c7t IL asatg-
o to wcnuncd lnngs, hut 1t is moro probable Tint It
waa cauHcd by general rrostration Of tho ncrvoua
Bystonl. arising from oyerwor md blBinesa carcs,
nited by naturally fecbo constitution. 1Io ca,no TO
milwaukee, III 1917 from Monroe, Alic., and
engaged In Tho general warehouse, aoragc mud for
warl!ng b,slncsH.
Tho firm Of Kellogg l. Mann, Of which lso was tho
senior partner bundled 1nrEn amutilt of grain and
was otn Of tho most powerful and aucccxsfnl firms IN
tnc Northwest. Mr. Kell0gg accumulated fortune In
this business. h1r. Kellogg wns tho first President Of
Tho Chamber Of Commerce. holding III liB cara-
ity as President Of tho Corn Exchange, when TIM
Chamber wnA organizcd III 1853. Tho deceased was 55
yea,8 IF agn, waa Widely known, and greatly esteemed
nnd respected. At tho noon meeting Of Tho Chamber
Of Connerca to-lny, committee Il tliEee rron-
Cd to drnft roaolnsloilB Of respect, after Which tho
Chamber ntlf lfournct1.
, 1873-12-13

I.8ndoa tA"r. lg t0rTtsnoHlcrce !ycw FORK Nnacs.
Un|!emnyet! BIZ frost an,l s,low, lilo Queen It'll
holds court ut lialmosnl, whore winter now rr.,-
sents all tile riEogs Ut III Alpine climatic. Bho
huB now hron III tho highlands fur Aoynrut
months, still lonRor tllau III Auy former yonr.
Ono re1bnn for her prolonged stay IN the ball
honltl, Ut lriuco Leopold, who aniroru from !.
weakening md dangerous disorder OF tho blood,
or rather of llu sci'n.. ul,u l.ua lately ah yory
hal ATTACK of tho Halusly 1t IL fenyotl tllnt tlo
long Journey to tho South would he very nluri-
ncnt surgeon, who haH boen summoned to Bal
moral, allakeB his head about It. Ills priuco
, 1873-12-13

S3aeciut Dittuteh 10 Tic Chirago Tribune.
Pl11LApELpMIs, Dec 1a.-Thpro was no special
change noticeable in to-lays market. During tho
week, tho supply Of currency has been steadily i-
crcastng and, result, tho banks with one or two
exceptions, accept about a the good Hhort-ao paper
presented. On tho street, d limited amount
Of paper ia offering, md flrst-class unnes nrc
not we'll known range from ID to IL per cent, whilst
good coateras loanH ready negotiated at
per cent. Tratlc, generally spcailng IN inactive, and
but lito new piper IL brought Into the market, tho
majority Of thu merchants leing tndsposed tn crtcr
into any contracts requiring much capital before
their old nccolnB nre squared up,
, 1873-12-13
She Is Taken from Havana to 4 Cuban
Port Sixty Miles Distant,
Where She VIII Soon 30 Turned Over
to the United States.
Tho Necessary Orders Given for the Sur.
render Of the Prisoners.
4 Largo Cuban Meeting In Now York Inst
Evening.


Tho virgittfus Snals from IanvAnn.
HAVANA, Dec. 12.-The steamship Virgtnlus wuH
towcd out Of tho harbor Of l1avann ut ha!f-rast 1
o'clock this morning by a tugbout. slo was escorted
by tho spanls!: nlan-of-war Aralea Ia Catoca. Tho
tugboa returned to the city Mt O'Clock. Thc dos
Fla.
HAVANA, Dec. 11.--Thc virglniuB has gonc to the
Port Of Bahia 11onstn, sixty miles west Of HAVANA,
wllerc ehc will bo delivered By tho Bnat1ish 1t1-of-
war 10 Il vessel Of tllu UnIlc,! 3utts Navy.
TIE rNiHoat.Hs.
Cantat,-acucral Jurulisr has given tho necessarily
orders for Tho transfer nf thu Virynills prisoners ut
Tie CllhnIn. .uuera! III curtain tint hin orders Will be
carried ont. aud the delivered ut tho appointed
time.
, 1873-12-13

fur fnynrahin termination. What his most int.-
t,'stn fronn fcar In tint II death docs mt npccly
thks rlaco ho may Ia slN,nsGl To n prolonged mud
wretciIcsl ox!ateiico hopolcsa rnraytc. Ono of
nm m'netino ariontc nRHnnntra Expressed t1ta fear
o Tim nea n rnr mi ,r "1 rna"ra soo
Prnf. AgnHatz waa IT hlH tn,lHcun about qarcr Of
milo rum lila hptlRr, Saturday morning. and went
srtrntion. lfo after taken III. Ha hnl tn e
thke homo by oru Of llla naaatana. From tlnt tnb
constantly ut tho 1rofrRaor'a uuar III Quincy sIrcn
Cambridge, nl nlt Tint ncscAl nh Gun do will To
tnnc. Prof. AgaBslzA son, Alexander AgasHiZ IN nla0
, 1873-12-13
DEATHS.

OWEN.-tn this city, IN thu 11lh Inst, Mss. jn,nos
OMon, nKal 20 yuass ard m1nthA.
st., IN ;anIay iJcn IL 1t ii p'euck a. in FrIunIs Of
thu family Mra inltud.
hluNEII.- In tho 1ltlI Instt Eeo hfuHc ynfsnY1st
daughter Vi William a hIary AIuhu, aged Soars and
Bnl1ithB.
bArlst.
FOW r.:Tt-At.s s3ara ,fano Fower, at Tho tcadcncp
Of or fIser 275 yrst Mont0ast, Dco ~ aged Sua.a
II IlonlI1 A.1d u ia}H.
n,,innT H. Mn' mud ,iiat"i"h}}i. ~ I,Mnr ~ "'": Ill.,"
e1S{i 1RS{fi.1rnNpoo l., a.s a. ill.,, jaime. Ktlleou. ascd
4t years.
depot, irom thence by cars 70 CALVARY CsmatetX.
, 1873-12-13

For New England continued o'ou'y weather and ra'n.
crly winds. From Virginia nouthwnrd to tho
Atlantic tatct, clear Or pafy cloudy wcnther cxcort
uuf Ratcs, lower ic1nIorarr, Will, Increased pros-
suru md clcarnE wcatcr, except light ruin on tho
EaHtern Gulf count. Eur Tenneaaoo nnl tllnnrn
nurthwls1l oyur tho Ohio Valley, lowor ten-
perattro AMI rain. For TIN ako region,
res md brink rnrlalo wins, with continued stormy
weather. followed by clcarin9 increasing pressure.
with low temperature ulhl ccIr ocartnE wcater.
Thu Temperature will riso slightly In Northern fcw
fnrk during tile day, and full decidedly during TIC
night.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS,
, 1873-12-13
Letter from CASTELAR, to Cen. Low
VyilIfHcQs

Letter from CASTELAR, to Cen. Low
wallace.
Tic following IL n translation Of letter from
CASTELAR, to Low Wallace III regard to the latter'H
MoSl:an noyoi, " Yllo Last Of tito TZiiss q
"MAnnIp, Nov. !, 1871
"LEw WALLAoE--Dear Sir; Irocoiycd your
very beautiful work, w,ioh prcsorvo In my
library III q literary n,o1neuto, and in my hoart
uB u mark Of friendship. Tho cultivation Of
Spanish history by tlio mast ointment mon Of
Saxon America Crovo that our Nations will bo
brothers IN tho succeeding centuries. Tho so,i-
tinents wlliu, yo.. hnyo oppressed to 1no nro the
resutipt Of tiluso ra,ru to you. I, atlnirlng i'll
You tho writer who by his genins l,As lua.rntcl
The llstory Of my rnce, md tho soldier who Ina
barred his sworl In lotellso Of tho grontost and
most illllHtrious Of moorli Republics, I llavo OK
prcnsed to my fr1onti, Gen. Scklcs, my thanks
tor lin caro il. Rcnling mo your delightful hook.
1ely all this upon my friendship md admiration
for yor, your county. Ea1Il.Io CASTELAR,"
, 1873-12-13
Arrested for stculing q Horse and
1stlEEy.

OTTAWA, H., Dec. 12.-Uue day last week man CIV
ing hiH liane ns George Price oGtAned horse ana
buggy from lverystae In ta city. mud won't with
II into the country to be gone tla,. Not returning
OH time, all officer wae sct pursuit. and ycster-
1ny prlco was captured at Pontiac IN hs ssas. He
iacc. lie was brought to Ottuwn and examined lust
evening" nn boul over to appear ut tle next Circuit
Court. Not having fdU0 to gyn security fnr hiB al-
eArAncc, ha WIS ket IL jHiI. The buggy ail harness
have f'cen recovered but lie refEes to iell where ho
left tho hOrhH.
, 1873-12-13

$pecal DityacA q Tie tAfcuYo Tridune.
OSHKOSH, W}A., Dec. 11-Tho vacancy in the Dto-
ccso Of Wisconsin,, c.lscd by tho death Of pishup
Arnitago canot 10 llllrl before tho annual ncettng
of tho Wisconsin Convention, Which takca pace lii
Diocesan Committee III calling aro2ial meeting.
The clergy aud ayen Ill ts purt Of thu Diocese aro
moving to thu erection Of Dnceae to cu-
sst Of the northern nrt Of Wisconsin; and tlip naxt
doucral Conventions which eets IN 187i will TO called
upon to dise lhc Dinecso. Tho movement meets with
general favor, and will probably be approved by the
Stut9 Convention, ...-
, 1873-12-13
A GREELEY A1RliW.

NEw YonH, Dec. 1!-Tho Dourd Of Aldermen hnye
arpuinteu toinmiitcu to give IN meinepto, TO thn
family of tho nto 1io5aso Groclcy, an illulnnn.e.
nb, containing tho uctio1 Of tho city authorities
of Mr. Greeley. 1lso album ts volume ulu,t two
feet long BY cue foot hr0At, bound IN black Yelye
, 1873-12-13

Spec7af I3lsHNtch O IHr ENi-I30 Tribune,
DEsAiu1kEs H.. Dec. 11.-Tle clso Of tho State H.
n. L. Yard, who Indicted for killing Juck Joncs,
wus submitted to tho jury ut 10 O'Clock ills morning.
o'clock he jury returned verdict of nut guilty. Tho
ooi1rt-iouse was crowded with spectators when tho
jury in, 4u there Intense, though gubiucd
excitement over thu result.
, 1873-12-13

tpeeial Hia,Htrh 10 Tie laicaYo tribune.
CAIno, ILL.,, Dec. IA luu,, named Bullincr whsls
Oh ha way from Ais home iu Williamson County to
Curbondalo this morning., nnl within miles OF hB
dedtlnntlon, WIS shot tivu limos by unknown nnn,
and it IL thought fntnly wounded. No clue llls been
ohtaine iar By which 10 identify tho murderer
Uuliner Is quito MI influential man,
, 1873-12-13
E2ATRI,M0Hf,tt,

c1Nc1ssATI Doc. l:.-Thc Hon. ". ". Dclsnap, tho
Secretary Ut War, wAs hurried ut llarrolsbnrg tky
John \. Ton!lnann. Thu ceremony owing IL recent
anietlnn IN fln family at tho Iritos relatives, was
Wholly private ~
, 1873-12-13
III NIOtfoc City, Esx..

pIrrsnsuil pa.. Dpo. IA scclnl to the Chronicle
from A.l,tb G!ty, Butler County, Htates hat ire
broke ant at oc!o:k tla morning, consuming 1T
least one-fourh Of tho town. It MAS supposed to le
tu work of un icentiay. Tlo loss will reach $50 Ouu;
jngurntce about $lU,UDu,
, 1873-12-13
Condition OF tho First National Bank,
OF Elnt1hlAH Civ. HJ0.

Speriat Di.y,utch IN The Chfrayo Tribune.
KANSAS Cry, NO., Dec. l2.-The Comlntce ar,-
pointed t0 examine tho condition Of tho Frst National
D1nk haB published report 10 tho effect that tts us
eetS are u,nptc to pay off all claima will laaucu,
leaving tho eapnl stock urimraired. Tic Directors
ctlzcuH, If their creditors viii grant extension o time
an III tlis event GOO will DO added to the present
capital.
, 1873-12-13

Sotcid. Nisp4tfh e 7he cAlrayo TrihNnt.
GALLON, O., Des. l2.-Laat night Alexander Long,
Of this placc shot und fatally wounded III unknowii
man OIL thu Columbus, Chicago l. Illinois Iullroau
track, one-half ne north of this town. The mar,
wanted Lohg's nancy, md threatened to ki1l hiin.
Long fired With shotgun, aud tho whole load lodged
in thu Aeatl. ue cunltut live.
, 1873-12-13

a Fnthcr ntsu DauEiltcr Drowned at
EfiaD 6Srna.Rf~

a HlAE1 aItsE1 1131tt[ 1KtCE UTUEF1FNtt III
EtMn GrcCst, lnd.
Spec'at D .!'atrh 10 The ChtcAya Tribune
ETSA GREEN, Ind, Dec. IA most distressing nc-
cidcnt occurred Mt Dcwart's Lake. few nes from
B5r ncsc, In this county, fow ays since, which
sesl in the tleGth Of two pcrxols. Mrs Coy aged
II, attempted To walk ice that had formed III the
LAKE, and, when ftauro from the shore, the leo
Gavp way. lt'r istlcr, Simon Coy, attempted to
cue her 1ut tho i:e nvea insufficient for lis support.
uth father pul daughter perishcd before assistance
arrived,
, 1873-12-13
WISCONSIN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,

Specfui Nf,aafch Ia The CtfrHaa Trihaas.
0aIIKosII Wis., nee. l2.-The'Annual meeting OF tho
Northern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Az
sociatio will be held hero Tuesay, Jun. 8, for the
,or tho next fatr.
, 1873-12-13

Sp<ria! A.natch {" yAs Chfeayo Tribune.
LASALIE, Ill.,, Dec. 12-The ferry-boat tha I'LL
mia River south Of utru, broken In two by 1oAt-
Ing cs yesterday and Two spns ot horFes attached 10
1o1dcd wagons are rcportel drownct wlo ono other
horsc AttarlIea to buggy, was cut loose, an Hwaln
ualore Will, lis slrTrr gu Aia buck. All tbs mcu Oh
tho boat narrowly escaped drowning.
, 1873-12-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEWs-

LONDON, Lee. 12.-Thc sto,,nship Ernst Moritz
ArnHt, from how York for S;c.tiil, IL Aaiuro OH
zeaa'ss near EIsinore caing ba.lIy. Assistance las
befn E1ht.
NEW ioRH Dee. l4.-Arrlycd-s Castalla,
from Glasgow.
, 1873-12-13

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec, l2.--The Car Inns ordered
Grand Duke Atuvis another julrnoy around tho
wor1a Tho Grand Dulso will set out on tour noxt
spring.
, 1873-12-13
STA1E Ball LEI CANADA.

Spcsftl H!xnatrh IN Thu Ehfenqo 9tthnne.
ToN0NT0, Unt., Dec+ 11,-Tho jiuleilunt- Governor
am. ars. trawfor1 sye bH aht night ut the Gpy-
ern.ent 1luuse, which w@s intended by nearly dUD
tsutstU,
, 1873-12-13

WARRINGTON, u. O., Dec. 12,-The customs receipts
for tic week nnt.il," Doc. wurs as fu!ows New
York, 81, ,3lG,ld3; boston, S2D0,877 Philadelphia
sl19,a9s D4ltimorc sl2s SIT. TatuI, l,8s3,253
outstanding legal tenders, SUI, ,109.595.
, 1873-12-13
THE CINCINNATI P0sT.CFFtcE.

CINCINNATI, Dta 1a.-Tle condemnation suit III the
Unttl Hutea Court, for the purpose of sccur!tga
1uat-Oicn hitc, concluded o-.luy. Tho total curt
ui thu Bilu Will In al,nslt $G7n,llU.
, 1873-12-13
DAKOTA JUDICIAL ITEM,

Sprct,I Dfsirltrh IL The thfrttaA Y+ihuas,
YANKroS. u, IT, Dae. 1?.-AstnY Gov, Whitney tns
jss.et prs'namnon rraasg0tug Juga Darncs 10 tho
Yankton District.
, 1873-12-13

WARRINGTON, D, e., Dec. 19.-1he Storm which Is
now ceutrpl In tho Olo Valley wil1 move nosthwost-
wurd over the Mltlo 8tases, With cloudy weather.
ralu, and fresh 10 bssk solesy anu eas1ef4y 3hds.
, 1873-12-13
SPAIN.

Madrid. Dec. 12.-Gen, aInrfoncz' yesterday re-
occupiel Toloso, the capital uf GnrnzcoA after ni,
engagement LIT Which tho C7rlists lost $50 men.
, 1873-12-13

BEnxr, Dec. 12.-Te Swisa Government has de-
ctt1ch 10 hnud tho p.(a Nuncio Ills passport, on ac-
count Of the popo'a laEt cnrrclca letter.
, 1873-12-13

DETHo1T, A1ieb Dec. l3.-1h0 dwelling house Of
ChaElus l,arker, u. Midland, Mich, was burned laHt
night. Tlu lohs IL $J,001.
, 1873-12-13
FIRES.


Speriul Distutckifo Tho fhicayo tribune.
KANsAH Crry, ato., Doe. l2.-Lcsshaw l. Qnatlo's
elevator uEtI lwcH sat warotouss wero destroyed by
ro to-tln,. The elevator wns valued at $4,000, p1
Insured for fl7.000 Tho gtVin consumed Was fully
Insured, puwelS Toss Ia not knnwn.
, 1873-12-13

Judge Jof1nst0lls OF Nova Scotia.
HALIFAX, N. g., Dec la-A dispatch hns been re-
jelnston aie Equity Judge for Nuva scon ausl many
yeara lcor Of tho Conservative purity 10 that Province
, 1873-12-13

Convicted Of 1AslIs1nuahtcr.
New 3onE, Doc. 1a.aiicllael G. Droderick, accused
Of numbering his JA'ner, linz t,ce found guilty Of
nanslauGhtrr tn tue thru degree, lIo will be
tcuceu Tomorrow.
, 1873-12-13
MARRIAGES..


ALlA IRE-kMap--iy tho l,pv DR.. g. g. Elllntt. At
ngo. il. s;. Frnsls r. Al!trr Vi Chicago, and sss
Adm A., kulHp. 0f Decatur, Mtult.
KEEAE-? &lMI IHtiHAM II In this ctr, Doo. IT, hy tho
ney. A, H. Kittn4lgg, A. Hnlllun kcsa and EljIshoth
r.. daughter of tho lnte lsRI Il. birmingham, Ell.
, 1873-12-13
Station. f3sr7 7hr lItnt. 1tafa| Heather.

MISCELLANEOUS nErbnTs.
Srscfa! Df.pHtrh 4, The Ehfra4n 7ffbans.
LASA11E, ILL.,, Der. II. -.ltin foil nearly al last
night, and thu river Ia still rising fast.
, 1873-12-13

BALTIMORE, A1d, Dec. IA fire III tho Old h1,lse-
nm building, thls nlornlng burned ons tbs Ainrr1enl
Theatre Coinlguu company and caused ronailcrntu
la1mgo to thu other occupants. The loss IL 30u0o
Slj.001.
, 1873-12-13

KIELwAuEEE, Dec. 19.-A Minneapolis dispatch, anys
tho steH1 ilDNr-tnill VI Fiscnr X Bers, OF Nuw Ul
WAS blIrncd tu-lAy loss, 81 100.
, 1873-12-13

TnE HAGUE, Dec. 12.-ric expedition which late]y
left Dtayia for Aclecn 1ura OIL that coast without
opposition.
, 1873-12-13

ST. LOUIS, Mo., Dee. 12.-alsthew Campbell shot ntd
killed Harrison SRliings, farmer nyng Long
Lake, n,out IL ms front Eaa ST. Louis, III Wclnrs-
lny. The alleged cause of lin r1er WAS The too great
intimacy Of stnlDngs with GAmVbells wife.
, 1873-12-13
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Dec. 12,-Tho fog hns disappeared.
FATAL ACCIDENTS.
LONDON, Dec. 13-a:3q II. 1n.-Foi1rtccn persons
have been found drowned in tho ducks aimee tho latp
fog. A1any other fatal uccdents aro reported.
, 1873-12-13

t4nnUt0n, ILL., r.
LONDON, Dee. l2.-1.angton, number Of Parliament
for West Sotlursot, Is dead.
, 1873-12-13

PITTSBURGH, In., Dec, 19.-Jnhn Foreman, WHO
wah touvi:ts'l of at'clnrng 10 poison ilat named
snyder ~ Butler County, ai, eight otller prisoners
night.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21
SABBATH MORNING.

How still the morning of the hallow-
ed day The bubbling brook murmur
ed more gently down the deep,worn
glen the plow-boy's whistle and the
milk-maid's song are unheald; the
scythe lies glittering on the dewy grass;
the voice of birds sounds mellower from
the dale as they warble Their heaven,
tuned songs. How many hymns and
psalms are sung on this holy morning.
Thrice welcomed is the Sabbath by the
poor man, for he then enjoys his frugal
meal with those he loves on the other
days he is doomed to eat his Joyless
bread alone.
Hail Sabbath Thee / hail, the poor
mans day AS he wandered slowly by
the river side, ,mcditating on Him whose
goodness he sees in every thing, from
the proud, stately tree to the smallest,
tenderest flower, he wonders and hopes,
yet fears presumption in the hope that
Heaven may be ore Sabbath without
end. But suddenly his thoughts, as
well as his steps arc checked, for sweet
sounds reach his ear lie imagines they
descended from Heaven, all nature is so
calm and peaceful. But no, they come
from wonder little church where the or
gan breathes its distinct notes, the peo-
pie in softer harmony joining. The
aged, the blind, the rich and the poor,
even the young and thoughtless boy, all
gathered in that little church, and with
bowed heads await to hear the name OF
God, and most reverentially the holy
prayer
The pale cheek of the laborer is not
flushed with embarrassment as the robe
of plenty sweeps past. No! for in the
church of God, the maid and mistress,
the rich, the poor are alike only pu-
rer conscience can eXalt one person
above another in the sight Of our Sa,
viour. How blessed is the influence OF
ahe Sabbath On this day we recall
the memory that there is home await
ing us holy, happy, heavenly home
where we will again meet with those
whom we have fondly loved and been
parted from on this earth. How sooth-
ing and consoling this solemn hope:
"Sweet and mellow Is the Ginning
Ofthe Sabbath morning bell
Angels come on earth to linger,
While OF Jesus love they tell.
Sabbath seems like sweet oascs
In the desert Of our life,
Where we come, 10 sing thy praises,
From the worlds noise and strife "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21
HOW TO NJ AIRY.

When you get married. don't marry a
pet,
A tilt or a vixen, or vet coquette,
But marry maid, that is if you can,
More fit for the wife Of a sensible man.
Look out for a girl that is healthy and
young,
With more in her eye than you hear
from her tongue,
And though she's fieckled or burnt to q
tan,
Yet she is the girl for sensible man.
With riches will wretchedness often in
life,
Go linked, when your riches are got
with wife,
But marry, and make all the riches you
Like bold, independent and sensible
man.
Look out for girl who is gentle and
kind,
And modest, and silent, and tell her
your mind
If she's wise and bewitching she'll wei
come the plan,
And soon be the wife of a sensible man.
Then cherish her excellence wisely and
kind,
And be to small toiblesin1ulgently kind,
For so you make happy, if anything
can,
The wife of sober and sensible man,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21

How Moan READ TIE BIBLE IN TIE
ARK.-Wm. Cullen Byrant, of the n.
Y. Evening Post, is travelling in Florl-
da,and in one of his letters he gives the
following extract from the sermon OF a
colored minister of that State, The
preacher had dwelt awhile on the fall of
man and the act of disobedience by
which sin came into the world, and had
got as far as the time of Noah. lie then
said: "De world got to be very wick
ed, de people all bad, and de Lord made
up his mind to drown dem. But Noah
was good man who read his Bible, and
did Jus as de Lord tole him. And he
tole Noah to build big ark, igenough
to hole part of ebery ting alive on de
earth. And Noah built it. And de
Lord call upon ebery living ting TO
come into de ark and be save. And de
birds come flyin' to de ark, and de big
lion and de cow and de possum, come
in,and de horse come trotting to de ark,
and de laetle worms come creepin in;
but only de wicked sinner wouldn't
come in, and dey laugh at Noah aud his
big ark. And den de rain come down,
but Noah he set comfortably and dry in
de ark and read his Bible. And de rain
come down in big srouts, and come up
to de door steps of dehouses and gin
to cober de floor, and den de sinner be
scared and knock at de door Oh de ark
berry hard. And de big lion hear de
racket and roar, and'de dog bark, and
de OK below, but Noah keep on reading
de Bible. And de sinner say, Noah,
Noah. let us come in And Noah say.
Il berry sorry, but can't let you in, for
de Lord hab lock dc door and trow
away de kew"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21

WHEAT IN VIRGINIa-Messrs. Pal
mer, Hartsock & Co, of Richmond, Va,
write to the New York Journal Of Com
merce as follows, under date Of the I'd
instant:
1--WE are approaching our wheat har-
vest. The area in it is larger this year
than any since the war. While we can
not expect to approximate our crops OF
twelve million bushels before the war,
the prospect generally is very favorable.
In the lower or southern PARTON of Vir-
ginia harvesting will commence within
ten or fifteen days, and this is a late
season
In the valley portion of Virginia, how
ever, the general reports are that the
wheat crop will be very poor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21

TIE PRoDucrIoS OF TIN.-The i'm
mense quantity used in this country
comes from the straits of Alalacca and
England, the bulk of it being imported
from the former place. Of the Malacca
tin there are two qualities-"Banca
and "Malacca," or Straits. ''Banca
Tin comes from the Dutch settlement Of
that name, where it is manufactured
under the supervision of the Govern
ment, whose stamp it bears, and it con-
mands the highest price. Straits tin
comes from the same locality but as it
is manufactured by private companies
the quality is not considered so good.
All pure tin is brought out in slabs, and
most of the supply for this country is
imported direct from New York and
Boston.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21

For loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, In,
digestion, Depression of Spirits and
General Debility,in their various forms,
RRo-PHospoRArED ErLxIE OF CALI
sArA made by CAswELI, HAZARD &
Co, New York, and sold by all drug
pists, is the best tonic. As stimulant
tonic for patients recovering from fever
or other sickness, it has no equal. Ii
taken during the seasonit prevents fever
and ague and other intermittent fevers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21

Col. r. f. Withers has been invited
and is expected to deliver an address
upon the occasion Of the laying of the
corner stone of the Masonic Temple at
Hamilton, Loudoun county, on the 18Th
instant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21

The West Virginia Tribune reports
that the circuit court for Mineral county
adjourned and dismissed the juries, be-
cause there was case of varioloid there.
One case of smallpox is reported at
Piedmont.