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ARMY ORDER.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July "a, 1873.
general order was issued to-day by the Secre-
tary Of War prohibiting discussing officers from
issuing vouchers which shall act as due bills against
the United States for unpaid accounts. The only
exception under the foregoing VIII be the issuance
OF a certified statement Of personal services and
OF wages due in the case OF an employe discharged
and not paid at the time OF discharge for want of
llaa,h
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SAILED.

Steamships Frisia Ger Hamburg; City Of Bristol (Br)
tiverpool CLEOPATRA, Havana; Isaac Bell Richmond,
GtaD Amsterdam; Nero dtsD co5s Or Falmouth Carib,
gen; brigs Tenere. Leghorn; Aylesford Br, Dublin
Eschol tBr Queenstown Americas. Rostock Venus Br)
Wind At sunset. w. light
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WITH POWDER ONLY.


AUGUSTA, Ca, July "a, 1873.
duel was fought at Sand Bar Ferry just
below Augusta, at five O'Clock this evening,
between James Moore and Louis Dart. both
wei known In sporting circles. The difficulty was
about some trivial matter. One FIRE was EXCHANGED
wten Moore expressed himself satisfied. The
pistols were loaded with powder only. though
that tact. -
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NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sads Destination.
Steamers.
Office

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TEE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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+
First Bases by Errors-Mutual, 2 times; Baltimore
times.
Total Fielding Errors-Mutual, 10; Baltimore, 8.
Umpire-Mr. Ferguson, OF the Atlantic Cub
Time OF Game-Two hours and twenty minutes.
Base Ball Note.
Tomorrow the Mutual and Atlantic clubs play
on the Union Grounds.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EN- SIT r. Y.
DRS. KELLER & PHARES

rI'RU5rEE'S SALE.--Under and by virtue
Y OF deed OF trust, executed aud dcllY-
cred to VS. by q. II. VIM, on the IN day OF
April, a. T.. 1873, to secure the payment Of
certain promSspry note, payable Ia the order
OF Adams n Leonard, IN the sum Of one hun
drol aud nifty gold dollars, bearing daie the
day and year aforesaid, and due sixty days
thereafter, with three per cent per month
interest from date, we will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, NJ the Courthouse door In
the city and county of Dallas and Stale OF
Texas, at 10 o'clock am, on saturday, the
18th day Of October, 1873, a certain tract of
land, situated in the county and state afore-
said, on the waters OF Elm Fork, a part OF
the ID. Il. :. G.. u. Galway headlight, and
more particularly described as follows: De-.
ginning 40 the southeast corner of hundred
acre tract, decided by said VIM to Il. \.
VIM, u 'cember 70, 1871, thence west, with
the south line of said hundred mere tract, go
vur,ls, to the sOul invest corner OF same: thence
north POI varas, 70 stake: thence east $50 Yarts
10 stake in east line of said tract; thence
south ?9I vnras, to the bceinning.
81. ADAMS
J. l.. LEONARD,
l0Tdtd Trustees,
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Obituary notices, mnrriagas deaths, public
90 tN4N cards ~ thanks, rtc., 10 be paid tor
NJ i1l. advertisement rates.
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rnaeie clcr,,qIn arrn,..,.

Throughout Germany, wherever rc.
males can he employed ~ advantage,
they are aiken IN preference to yomg
men. 50 Munich, the clerks ana book
keepers in the banks are nearly all
young and handsome girls. Al the
drputs many Of those who attend the
windows for the sale Of tickets are
girls, and the cashiers In all the cafes
aud restaurants are oi the same sex.
They are generally very expert at
figures, and in mental arithmetic they
have no superiors. In view of the
feet that 80 many females are en-
ployoi IN the rouphcr and harder de-
soriptjons oflaboring work, II speaks
well for the sex that they are seeking
and securing more desirable and lu-
crlvo employment.
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NTTsS LIG1IE MoGEE.

Late Teacher Of Veal husit nj the Sacred Heart
GUnyent, hanhEttaaYlic. NJ y,
UturS her professional services TO the citi2ens
OF Dallas rs teacher of Vocal and instru-
mental Music and french. Amply to Dr. j.
W. McG2c, dentist, or to herself, at Colonel
&. W. BlylOrs rcailenco. lGid3m
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forelnn ncpclcnclcs of Mnen..

From "Becrbohm's London Corn
Trade Circular we learn that Great
Britain viii he short not less than last
year. about T., 800, 900 quarters; France,
al low estimate, will Heed 100000
quarters Russia has surplus; Ger
many will have but little to spare;
Hungary is short, although reports
are growing more favorable. The rye
crop of the Continent is also bad,
witch will contribute to greater de-
mand and consequent higher prices
for wheat.
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ruE ,irm OF Griffin g. Hoffman, Bal
( more, nas not suspended, failed, or
gOn into bankruptcy. II has simply
diss lived, and its atf,irs are in liqulda-
ton. 1t is stated that the assets are
more than the liabilities. Major Il.
ii. Griffin is now conducting large
bushes in his own name and enjoys
the confidence of all leading Southern
publishers, and of advertisers every
where Baltimore Evening News.
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WAITED.

A gentleman witifmall family wants n
house on the north = Of the city, with two
or three rooms and aitchen. VIII take n
lease for one year.
Call st my Office osS. Loeb 4 Cos store,
lSAlu ]. W, sCIENCK.
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TLLE WEEKLY NERALp.

r.iE WEEKLY llERALp wal Dee plb.
Iui.i cfr} saturday Hlfaius, Suu,'up-
uIul {i''l J.. taununi 800 ioi siy muu,lr,
plNto" in WydneH 10 subscription tnkou
nr n ,o IS pnuul t,mu s.E mpuihs,
AdYe't,s.urnlH Unsettled az tlic rate Of N ~
prf Square iur me Nr,I lH-yuil n, aud 10 cunif
tul upcl spn'7luta' Insertion
Inr iuliuNlaS are oar adv Rising rates Ia
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THE DAILY HERALD.
W. swlndolis q Co., paDrbAor..
rnM8

r'iG bAllN HERALD rs published oyory
munnlbg, eN'Hpt Monday nj sly u yral, la
nu'Hurpi fiInrHiX ldnnlhs u fot one month ,
100 rtuta lur uEc Wt,Ri single rul,s, 2
.C,lt,
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EDUCATIONAL.
Irstr,:etion on tie Piano.

SN"'N' ~ ~-Va NN Wv = 'oAt''
Miss Ntry NGOW1a will recriVea few more
pupils for instruction on tho Piano. She
may 5e found at the residence OF the senior
publisher OF The Dallas Herald, corner Pa
cilc avenue and Houston street. li0dlm
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LIB @ OTIS s5 In 60 - SIS to
GUARANTEE EvERY pAyR oF TpEM.
best selected stock Of

mean, GUARANTEEING Mat will pair every pair
does give entire satisfaction.
We would further that resident brother New having
lately effected whereby the bulk the
houses along the railroad shipped by fast freight lines
will be better enabled keep penised adagc
thine money! has always been guide in conducting business
pride ourselves Whenever get short of article
pthc wires, and in four days thereafter by Transportation
have and less than heretofore by the
Gulf BY which generally took three get
rs Professor Wise succeeds In his balloon
plate establishing balloon always keep
with the tines
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-27
Dissolution Notice.

THO WHOM 1T MAY CONDEMNATION
IS hereby given that, we the undersigned,
nave this day dissolved the copartnership here
ttofore existing between us. and that the same
has this day ceased to exist, and that P. j H.
smith Is alone authorized to collect the debts
due, or to become due to said firm, and will pay
AL the debts due, or to become due, as now ap.
! pears on the books Of the firm of Goedicke 4
Smith. CHARLES 0OEDiCKE.
P.J. II. SMITH. =
Phoebe, March LIST, 1873 mr2.lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head will be charged 20
cents per line for first and 10 cents per line for
each subsequent insertion.
1t is we'll known fact that Dyspepsia and IN.
digestion are the causes of nearly all TIE dis
eases that the human body is heir to; then why
pay enormous doctors bills2 By using DR..
Henley's celebrated X l. Bitters they can be
thoroughly eradicated from the system and new
life impaired to the sufferer Read advertise.
ment in another column. mr25-3m
For Omaha and Louisville Lottery Tickets go
to II. NJ. Jameson, Agent, Lacour street. Imar2l
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexanders. mr4tf
For the very best Of dental work go to +. c.
Nichols Dentist, Main street. mr4u
WILSON l. SoLoMoNs. dealers in Cigars, Sta
tionery and Periodicals. at Fulks McAlpin's.
f2o-tf
Wilson's Restaurant, next to Halpins.
| Fresh bread and cakes. f20.tf
| The Alta California Almanac for sale at G.
Wiederholds. fl9.lm
CUTTING Co.'S California Canned Fruits, Jel.
lies and Jams are far superior to all other brands
For sale by all frst-class grocers.
WATCHES CLEANED and warranted to run fol
two years for $780, at Goodspeed's. next door te
the postofice jal7-u
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Full Particulars Of the Recent HOm-
icide in Muddy Valley.
ST. THOMAS, March Is.

CT. THOMAS, MdEcH ~.
EDITOR RECORD: regret to inform
you that Notwithstanding the population
of the Muddy is quite small and scatter
ing, the worst passions OF our nature
have found an illustration in an unfor-
tunate and fatal ARRAY which occurred
near the settlement of West Point, in
this valley, on the forenoon OF the 1lth
inst. The circumstances Of the affair,
as detailed by the witnesses thereof, are
as follow:
A Mr.. Moon and his family, consisting
of his wife, son and daughter, recently
came hither from Nye county, and To-
Gated ranch somewhere near the old
town of West Point. The elder Moon is
gentleman about 50 years of age; the
son % or 80. 1t seems that in laying
out their boundaries they encroached, to
some extent, on a piece of land claimed
| by two brothers named Pheasant. re-
| Gently from San Berpardino county,
California. The parties finally agreed to
leave the matter to referees, who APP
pointed to meet at Mr.. Rector's, near
West Point, on Tuesday last. Accord
ingy, on that morning qnite number
of settlers gathered at the appointed
place. There does not seem to have been
any method adopted to organize the
meeting. MIR. Moon and the deceased
got into dispute about the position OF a
stake or boundary mark. The deceased
asked Robert Moon if he had not pointed
out a certain stake as his boundary.
Moon replied he had not. Deceased said
he had, which assertion Moon again con-
tradicted; whereupon the deceased called
Moon liar, and jumped to his feet (he
had been sitting down prior to this)
Quick as a flash both struck ut each
other. Some bystanders jumped tetweer
them, and at the same moment Moor
stepped back a little and to the right
drawing his revolver, and crying out
"keep back!' "stand off, The parte
who were between the deceased ant
Moon got out Of the way, and Moon free
four shots in rapid succession. The de
0 ceased was not over four feet from tn
muzzle of the pistol, and was sho
through and through. At the fourt
shot he fell dead, not the quivering Of
muscle being visible The deceased
Harrison Pheasant, was native {
!: Pennsylvania. The perpetrator is name
= Robert @. Moon, native OF North Cal
DINA, and is about % years old.
J. An inquest was held by Justice Losa
and verdict rendered in accordane
= with the foregoing facts. Subsequent
It Moon was arrested, had an examination
d and was held to await the action OF til
!, Grand Jury, on charge of murder.
y j. r. NJ.
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CHECK LOST.

me SUNDAY, THE 10TH INST, LOST A
NIsCheck on Wells, Fargo l. Co., No. 1873, dated
MaIy,h Is, and signed by B. F. Sides, in favor Of
+. Spencer, for 1888 %, gold COIN All persons
are3warned not to purchase.
F. SPENCER.
kjloche, March II, 1873 mrl8-30*
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CAPT. MALLErT will be the proprietor
of the new butcher shop to be opened
on Main street, opposite Lacour. Mr.
Wilmington, the stock-raiser, is not con-
nected with him. as enormously stat, oy
us in our last.
A MEADOW Valley bartender fell in fit
on Main street, near the corner OF Mead
ow Valley, about six o'clock last evening.
He was Immediately taken charge OF by
his friends, and is, we understand, doing
WELL
DANGEnoUs.-The Chinese had large
fire burning yesterday afternoon in their
quarters, there being quite wind blow
ing at the time. A necessary but dam
gerous publication.
From STAR.-Reports from Star Dis
trict continue encouraging. Lots are
rising in value in the town Of Shenan-
doah, and q great deal OF building IL in
progress.
h. RECORDER HENDERSON started for
Hike yesterday, ON business connected
with his mining interests there. He will
be absent three or four days.
CAPTAIN ANDY" the Shoshone who
WIS arrested the other day by officer
Mckee, was yesterday released, there
being no complaint entered asains. him.
THERE was fight on Lacour street
near Main, yesterday afternoon, which
gathered quite crowd, but no grea
damage was done on either side.
LENGTHY speeches were made in Cour
yesterday by Judges Lake, CARRIER, Hard:
t aud Mesick. They We're upon the ad
y mission of documentary evidence.
A CH1NAMAN or Chinawoman died yes
terday evening, we could not lear
: which, and will be buried this afternoon
y Mr.. HussEY is preparing to give HI
q old friends and new ones u rich treat
g his benefit tomorrow night.
70 YESTERDAY, as the day previous, tn
j. Courtroom was crowded with spectato
II and listeners.
70 To ARR1vE.-Sophie Glennon and
~ Mcfarland are due on todlys stage
IL A PARTY of prospectors left yestsrd
o. for Arizona.
a LATE news from Wallapai is not We
encouraging.
-, JUDGE HALL has returned from Brist
~ District
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PIocHE, March 26.
Raymond & Ely Mining Co. VS.. Her
mes Mining Co.-Joseph E. Patten was
recalled for plaintiffs.
w. H. Raymond, A. Barber, Z. W.
Lightner, ]. P. Kelley and H. l. Thorn
ton were sworn for the plaintiffs.
Plaintiffs offer in evidence copies OF
notices of location of the Panaca and
Mammoth lodges. Objected to by de-
PENDANTS counsel, on the ground that
there is not sufficient proof of originals;
and further, tnat no sufficient foundation
has been laid for the introduction Of any
copy or the admission of secondary evil
dence of the contents Of any original rec
ord-which grounds are more particularly
specified in the testimony.
After argument of counsel, the Court
ordered that F. P. Bailey, Mrs. - Pat.
ten and Miss Mary Henderson should be
summoned to testify respecting the
Meadow Valley Mining Records.
By consent Of counsel it is ordered thai
all orders heretofore made Interference Il
having the testimony taken down by tn
Clerk or by the short hand reporter b.
and the same are hereby revoked.
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock a. IN
| tomorrow. ......
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01

But there will be another, then; bat
hear footsteps; fly
The Jew and Cccile disappeared into one
Of the houses, and /, bcwid,r'd and mOitl
fed, went slowly to my quarters.
4 The next day there was Il great rumOr Ia
the town--the French authorities mad been
lappealcd tO-a daring robbery i..A DCtn com
mittcd; one of the iayori.c slhvce Of the de-
thrOned Dey escaped from his palacc with
lewis of enormous value. She was u Euro
pcan, too--some dancing girl he had picked
up from the French theatre Ia A.gicls; she
had sailed for France, il was supposed but
where and how, and who had been her &C
coinplice, it WAS quite impossible to dis
cover.
heard this with indifItrc@a,, and as soon
as deemed 1t safe proceeded, rackcd with
anxiety, to the Jews house.
reached il, and on the threshold stood the
| Arab woman
'Cecile,' said !.
She presented me with note without say
ing word.
tore it open
81 am safe yon VIII not Octray me, for if
you do | will swear that you 90, a., .ccom
plicc. have long been wai'ir- tlj7 oppor
tunity, and thank you for hclping III" and The
Dcy's jewels of together I am merely the
Dey's slavc-a Partisan with oult ucr beatty
and wits. Now | am riCu, ,.a. .,.l ,r., ,ui
you, my gallant and crcduou, cavalier You
should not have confdcd y0ur secret, and
your love to the jew. lie IS wide ur, a.o
we will not forget you.' >AAHaN.'
l stood as if turned tos,onn could ro,
collect nay thoughts. Cc0,. 81. imp -'..
No, not Crcilc al all; and Nh" dupn and ar.
complicc Of this bold, bad woman Ny tg-'
impulse was to denounc" her ot all .ls--."
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01
Locked i'm u Bank Nauit.
A NARROW ESCAPE.

Asingular accident occurred at GsisNo'd
| street banking house last Saturday noon by
lwh iCh one of the persons employed in the es
Ia blishment came near losing his life through
suilocation. 1t appears that the gentleman
! had occasion to enter the inner chamber Of
the vault about fifteen minutes before the
| hour for closing the bank, when an assistant
| in the cash department. who has charge OF
| the keys, came along, and CarelesSly slammed
the inner door and locked it. UncOnsciously-
| he had imprisond a human beng; he forced
the massive outer door Of the vault into po-
silion, turned the key, and depositing it IN
his pocket took his customary station at the
desk.
In the business routine of this establish.
ment the day books are regularly posted be.
fore closing, in order that no interruption
may occur on rcopeniDg for the afternoons
| transactions, and the involuntary prisoner,
who superintends this department, not being
present to give the usual orders, an inquiry
was raised AZ TO what had become of him
Alter a few moments patient waitinga mes
senger boy was dispatched to hunt him up
The boy soon returned without result. As
the man hat and coat were hanging on the
rack 1t was apparent that he could not have
gone far, and it was decided to wait for him
until twelve o'clock before closing the books
The City Hall bell soon tollcl that hour and
the gentlemen engaged in the bank prepare Il
10 go 10 dinner, leaving one of their number
at inc door III charge of the missing mans
clothing.
In going out the teller remarked in jOk
ing manner that their colleague had been i'm
priSoncd in the vault. This caused the gen
ueman who closed it so much uncaSinesS that
ne al once decided, Notwithstanding the burst
OF laughter which his undertaking might ere
ate, To swing both doors OF the vault and walk
In. ihiS was Immediately done, when, To the !
EOIlor OF those outside, he uttered a shrek |
and called for assistance. To rush into the |
vault and turn on the gas, which had become |
eAtlnguished, WAS but the work OF an instant, !
when the prostrats form of the poor fellow
was discovered in a position which revealed
his sufferings, and showed how hard he had
struggled 10 regain his liberty.
The apparently lifeleSs body was carried
out of the vault and placed on a sofa in the
directors parlor Several physicians were
Immediately summoned, who, aided by the
bank employees, made every possible effort
to resusclts,e him. After half hours's as
siduous labor during which time proper re-
.togatiyos were applied, they were rewarded
by perceiying unmistakabl- symptoms of the
return of animation. URder advice of the at
tending physicians he was placed in ear !
riagc and conveyed to his home, where he |
shortly attcTward returned TO consciousness. !
lie says that when the doors were locked !
on HIM, he cried at the top of his voice with !
but faint hope OF being heard outside. He |
shook the inner door until IL ratified on its /
hinges, but all in vain, and after having re /
sorted To every means in his power Ia liber. 1
ate himself from his tomb, exhausted by eN-
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01

Tho success, Of the Anti Monopoly cauA in
California is replete with auspicious sipni:
fcance. The result of the recent
election affords signal evidence in favor of
the policy Of taking political action with re-.
ference to special emergencies upon the i'm
pulses OF an honest and intelligent; citizenship.
and with absolute independence of party con.
sideratlons, and the agency of debauched par
rule in this country is drawing TO a close
The time is near for inauguIatng the rule OF
the people freed from all intiucaces and con.
siderstonS but those which look TO the com.
mon good of the people-Ne,o Orleaas Time,
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01
siATRIMOSIAI..

(The bachelors will read the first and third al
the second and fourth lines Of each verse;
The man must lead a happy life,
Who is directed by his wife;
Who's free from matrimonial chains
Is sure 10 suffer for his pains.
Adam could find no peace
Until be saw wonan's face;
When Eve was given for mate
Adam was in happy state.
In MI the female hearts appear
Truth, darling Of a heart sincere;
Hypocrisy, deceit and pride,
Ne'er known in womuh to reside
What tongue is able 10 unfold
The worth in woman we behold?
The falschOOd that in woman dwells
is almost imperceptiblc
Fooled be the foolish man, | say,
Who would not yield to woman's sway;
Who changes from his singlencss
is sure of perfect bIessedncss
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01
IN THE CONVENT GARDEN.
ny MARY 4. ATKINSON.

Amid bright array Of flowers,
Whose fragrance fills the evening air.
The white haired Prior walks and showers
Each thirsty bud with gentle care.
BY after sunset light, soft cleaning,
A glory on the trees is cast;
So on the Prior's face is beaming
A radiance from u holy past.
His thoughtful eyes, as slow he PAGES
The garden alleys, rest awhile
On all the lovely little faces
Which, silently, look up and smile.
Sayonarola, entering slowly,
The closter garden softly trod,
IN silent reverence waiting, lowly,
The notice Of the man OF God.
As old men oft are wont, refusing
To hoard the treasures OF the mind
lest they in vain should store them, choosing 9
Rather to share thoughts gold refined.
So, friendly welcome free bestowing
Did his young guest the Prior meet,
And let him, with his kind eyes glowing,
Into that realm Of blossoms sweet.
These flowers both help my heart and cheer m'
For they my dear companions are;
With scent and bloom they come so near me,
Though by their silence still 50 far.
when evenings spicy breeze is streaming,
Among their lovely ranks | stray,
And often stand in sweetest dreaming
BY some fair group in bright array.
al seem to Sec in such fond hours,
Encampcd beneath heavens arching dome,
The great, rich Order of the Flowers
The wide, wide world that clo3tcr home.
10, keep they not our VOWS all duly!
Pure buds, fair types Of CHASTITY;
To Porrty devoted truly
For dew and sunshine satisfy.
With prompt Ojsainc. glad upspringng
When springs first carly call they hear
Their store Of incense eager bringing
For matin service Of the ycarm
Fen while he spoke, fair, clustered flowers
Which, grateful, seemed to understand,
Bent lowly down to shed soft showers
OF silent kisses on his hand
Then on his guest toward him turning,
His glance Of quick inquiry falls;
Youth, what desire within thee burning
Hath brought thee 10 our convent Wall5?'
The young man bent with reverence lOwlE
And with an ardent heart replied:
Il pray, within this convent holy
10 be permitted 10 aplue;
And those three VOWS which to the flowers
Thy thoughts have plryiully assigned,
VIII observe, TIL llie's last hours,
With willing heart and 5tcadfast mind
on the Youths face, with ardor shining,
The old man studied, in surprise,
Large hopes Of usefulness diyining
From those firm lips and earnest eyes
Chrisfim Utioa.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01

ertion and stified by the close air of the vault
he fell helplessly to the stone floor to meet
his seemingly inevitable doom. He soon at
ter became insensible, and but for the timely
discovery of his whereabouts, the escape OF
gas and the tetid atmosphere ofhis hermeti
cally-seaed iron collin would soon have con.
summated their deadly work Detroit Fres
Pys,s