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viii %he e feSsn one of the tss ssSps s i ae asa no
70 como thorc to church. sho gave mo glanoo
Of roproof, aud said, "Yes, wliy7" replied,
J.. Docatso everything Is 80 solemn aud dolcful,
1t makes mo 1ow-splrltod." Bhe looked at mo
encouragingly, and answered, "Oh think you
muat DO under conviction. I will oalt brother
| - begged sho would not and. inst thon.
tho boil rang, Rnd, after ljttlo einuinr and
prayor. tho lesson for tho dny vaa ani1o.ncod /,
~ tiytrd Y II rsal;: t wae meorlao and ropoat
tongucs wore twisted md tho liltlo brainn tnroii
| at Bono Of Tho tnnuor 1ynrda mi 1Mn WtWa
ohooka wcro flushed, Ind oyoa wcra ronnino an'i
worry. Aftor that camo statement 81 tho
plaques to be visited upon tho fools Tint lad
by tho pastor Of oil who depart from tia n1d
paths, or In any way cock to Investigate tho
awful, hidden mysterIos Of Tho torrihfo 9ctovol,
HlloBo slightest broath could. In ono instant
dostroy ,ls oil; wall oyor those who t]o,hta1
spccial proyldoncos; antl groanlng Of epirit at
tho dreadful acones Of tho Judgmont-Day, whom
tho sccrcta Of oil hoarts should bo unveiled,
The bistor that had wished to cali Trnthor
- .. sat noar mo, and In l,or claeB wns jittIn
girl, evidently strangor to church md Sahhnth.
school cuRtonlB She couldn't ait atill and rms
ontly c1opt up on tho scat by lor toaohor and
aasko.l, Aunt Mary, why docs nm ali wear black
aboasos ao os lor! boes.lHo tho doar Jesus dlod,
Walked away. Wns that what aileiI thcm ny
fos, It munt DO. Wearing .1nonnin1
aud i1ldulgtng In griof and ainEh,,
mf, bccnuno Tho Christ hnd died Gan
u 20 posBtblo7 Gould wo stand upon a boautif,,i
h!a, 9a, whore Fatfor'e love had planted mighty
lorost, mud covered tho carth boneath our foot
wieh l!a choicest n1osac1 Of groon, aud eoorot.
hn9 gold, and purple: could 10 stand there md
looA ovor tho ynlloya, where tho fields were tlifo
nuto tIg nnfYont nt.-and woop boon,1Ho tho shin
, 1873-10-26
TWICE ASLEEP,

4 child lies t1eopipg In calm rcposo,
As sweet and fair as q iowy roso.
Hcr llttlo whto hands aro laid Mt rest
Over hor gently-hoaying brcast.
Sunny smiles on her rod lips play
Linger moment, hcn pass away.
For,nn and faces Of Garth and air
FIT through her mtud wltlo slle sfu1ubcrs thoro.
Amid the misty and mellow Bkies.
THOR white wings dazzlu her dreamy cycs,
Until nho Hnkcna In mute tlirn,ay,
Whilo her 1eoting fanc!es fade away.
8he elenpa aga!n-in her last roposc:
Sue ues like wtlcrcd and fairti rose.
Over hor forehead, pale and fair,
Ripple her tressos Of golden hsl.,
Her lltt1c whito hnnls are laid at ro3t
Over lor Tranquil md lfolcas. breast,
Her volco In aflent, and, como whnt NAV,
No B1nilo viii gladden. her lips Of clay.
And tho dreams she drcnn,cd arc row ait through.
low sweet to hope that thoy all came true
eAAoAao. EUGENE J. HALL.
, 1873-10-26
PAINTING THE LILY,

inS n guests had gone. Upon the quiet street
MI. lno unit windows glittcrcd blank and cold
4aa tread Wna lost Of late Delaying feet
Aud tho last carringe from tic door lad rolled.
She lcanol upon the carven stairyay 1atl.
,r neneath tho dimly.bnyntn3 entrance light,
Hi!ohs Jet waa borno by hr4zon arms In mail-
4 lady guarded by watchful knight,
How fair she Was. Az she stood blushipe thorn.
ler glowing beauties yelled in Jealous Shnio
IHat dcepeucd the dark eyea and darker hatr.
She lalf recalled tic oft-eung Attic Maid.
There were tho Jetty tressea unconflned.
Ihero was tho dainty, zonc-encrclcd waist:
And o., tho swelling bosom, pearl entwiued.
ihe token howerB by Happy station graced.
Tho color in her blooming cheeka aud llrs
"! MoSkod .; tho Halo halo Of tho enyloun Light;
And tho pink blossom Of her nugcr-tjra
On her black velvet grow to lily white,
Uron tho downlnost atair 4or lover stoopel
lIAe watchtu knight seemed careless of the trya)
~ ~ %ora o. was sa but when tue soft eyes droopsd.
". Il. brigham In Tho L;ostoa Courier.
, 1873-10-26
He F0RGETTETH.

As sat in Music Hall On a recent Sabbath
morning. and listened to tho beautiful ,7cacr;n,
tons that iall ao svoet1v nnon ,1,o o,rs ~ .lal.
who vaitod couldn,t ho1n ,,,i.,,. G onn " .nose m
s man W., who "oenolaess himaoif' and goesh hiF
man ho w:as." How many Of thoao Win hn,sd
| .v;11 t,ha tt,,.o h,...na 80, W. -, ~ uea'c
W. n0So o.oe'ou 'tu'ao a"ay Win them,
anu maze thom part OF their lives; let them
nghten their burdons, and draw comfort frou,
him tbat il wca,v7 ~ N'" "'no ~
nhi .,,a. .,as:as ss... ....
oni tnat olessed open door; that FREQ grace
to be had tor tho asking, and in limitless Bup-
ply; and tho love that giyos it without variable.
ness or ahaaov Of turn;noI NJ 1oano,,a1,s. ~
atint. M nrteat to o-sct f1o,o no,.a py' no
royalty on every blessing; no asking If wo are
worthy; no clauor about our right to It +; buttbo
Fathor has given IN =. k,odo,n or,, vo ,,s.., -.
m no ~, ~ n,n,.a o,.t r. ."At..., AAAs w.
~, tuIs -. ~ sones onl she beautiful wonder
iul mys1et1es OF the doar Gods love !
Aud got tho weaker Of his creatures US
n suns ,r.h the r! psees s ,, Of dstators ind pe
H. Ut "ouy 1--WE ano lnaAe nc" trans4"tlons Of
nls nieasea word. ana perycrt Lis meanings, ,un-
I'll 1t lan't GODS Word at all. but book OF meu's
ideas about what thoy supposo Gods Word to
be, colored BY their prejudicos and education to
1t the creed hey think Is the trio one. ~
WON'T ono day, into church in a strange city.
There was deYout prayer. and pra;nea wose a,,Ge.
which had boou very aorrowful was IrsaI, neI,,
glad, and I suug with them that
M MaWeot old hymn, ''Rook OF Agos, Cleft for Mo,'
dhe nhli alseon1ae vas M Of brothorly love- tho unity
, 1873-10-26

to t., initiate, ethor In color or material; Qroon
.Ellzaletll'B prayer-Doolk, coycrod with hor own
embroidery; a vellum manuscript copy Of Ho-
Nor written by II nonk), inolouod in d walnut
snG!l sa,N and, among original mn,1scrlpts, Ohnl-
cofa ~ Vatterbufy Talod and popo'n Honor. But
sho 11ritish Mnscufn ohnnot DO noon IN day, nor
~ ~ weok; mud to study 1t would require time
tint Tow men could st,nro. VrArou.
, 1873-10-26


East IonneBsoe. Ho wis brcd in poyorty. ignor-
aace, and would probably hayo remainoi on
that loyol, or, with hundreds Of thou
ia sanos OF his class, j., descended to q
cuit-ridcra found them out and told thom
tho good nowa from far conntry,-tho story Of
tho Croes: So ignorant Of God was lo in child
l. hood, tlat 9 once whan tlsiing in mountain-
Htroam Oh Sunday, with dim notion OF trans
gresalon, . terrible tempest burst upon him, md
with the npood Of doar ho started for home
over tho cragB; but Lis pace slaokoned. for ha
iaet clipped, and at last, terrified by tho war Of
tue l, elements, he sought rofugs in q oayo which
cred hore in fright it aecmed to hia excited
fancy tbat tho tlorco 1aaheH Of tho liehtnjnr
would juat 1t tho mouth Of tho cavern, aud'
1IMnl 11eMarilng loat ono OF thom should become tho
him. ho atarted onco moro into tic Ite howIins
=. prsciplco, cried ont amidst tho Ora eFashos o.
Or tho thunder (under the improvsion
mythical military person Of whom he ,ad Iad
vaguely heara?, o,,r ~ 49, .,,n., ''NN
Lot mo off thia ti,no !"
naa o to tho dark oaq9ss Sn @ Mare this boy yot
and Ills brother Welcomed it with all their hearts.
But their father and mother refused to sInro
tho day-spiings with them whilo many and
earnest wore tho talks which tic boys had b.
s"eeAA <'"osAoSAeoH IN W tAI AAVJ VI FAMILY
prayers. At lust they promised tic Lord and
each other, That thoy would, On tho noxt day,
ask thoir father, whom thoy so much tlreadod''
Tor hta permission. An tho morning, and farr
into tho afternoon. they woro busy with an
ox,team, hauling tioir wintor's supply Of
potatoes from tic fold. Juat az tl1eyy oamo
with thoir last load to tho lane at tho
end Of Which their houao and baru atood, aomo-
thing got into tho oxen (tho doyil, nB Wilson
firmly boovod), and of thoy started at top
speed, napsetting and smasling tho wagon, seat
tGrlng tic potatoes, aud producing general ex-
element As soon rs they capLirod tle rum
way animals, md repaired the misclef as we'll
aa might DO, fearing tho wrath and curaes Of
their father, they botook thom to tho hiding
piaeo OF tloir strength, the hollow whore they
S woro accustomed to sny their prayers Here,
laEe jacob Of old, they wrestled far into The |
n'ght, whlo tue silyory moon locked brightly |
down from the cloar heaven upon those two moor
boys, amidst ticir sobs aud anpplioations. prea-
entity thoy thought thata sound cams through !
the still night ar,--but no, 1t cannot be; ycg It
IL, snro onouBh,-tlo yoicoa Of their fatLer aud |
IN PRAYER!
Swift as tho arrow from tho Btrlng waa thu
speed Of those boya up tho hill which hid Their
homo. Reaching the top, Wilson, tn an ocstasy.
'hrow himself upon the ground aud rolled to III
, 1873-01-01
THE WEATHER..
War Department Representations for
To-day - Reports from various
T3nfnfN.

War Department Representations for
To-Day Reports from various
Points.
Wan DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF
SIGNAL OFFICER, DIVISION or TE1EonAMB AND
REPoRTB FOR THE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE,
WASHINGTON D. O., Dec: 31.--probabilitios-
Tor Now England, northwoster1y, to northeast
orly winds, rising temperature, and partly cloudy
to nortAeastorly winds, and cloudy weather, with
rising temperature, and very probably rain oTer
tho southern portion. For tho South Atlautio
Bsatos, aoutherly and oastorly winds, cloudy
woathor, md probably light rain From
shifting. to northorly aud northWfesterly, 4f
cloudy weather. From the Ohio Valley north
ward ovor Luke Erie and ti.e uppcr lakea, north
erly aud northwosterly winds nnd partly cloudy
weather. From Missouri md Kansas to Minne-
sofa and Dakota, diminishing pressure, easterly
to southerly winds. rising temperature, aud
probably inc ,a3:ng cloudiness.
Font WAASr, Dec. 31.-Eight inchos Of SNOW
foil hero aince midnight. lilo trains aro con-
edernbly delayed In consequence.
ponr JEnvis, N. j., Doc. 31.-The storm last
night and to-day has again completely dis
arranged the running Of trains on TIC Eric Rail
way. Trains from tho West arc al about five
hours late.
P1rrsnunau, Doc. 31.-A light and stoady rain
has been FILLING sinco lust night. Reports from
above state that the rain is general II tho preB-
ont rain and thaw continue, thoro will undoubt-
edly he q broa1-up in tho rivers in tho courao Of
twenty-four hours. Tho mercury stand at a.
aogroes' -, ., 49, ..;...,n =,
departures except local paokots. drizzling
rain aud warm Woathor continue.
NEW YoAK, Dec. 31.-A light rain Inns boor
falling since 10 o'clock this morning.
, 1873-01-01
CHICAGO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY /, 1878 So r.. 5

trtot, 1,ist saved himsoif. In thoao two datrf
II, 900 Republicans votol In favor Of Grant "4ao
voted akalnst thcir Congressional candidates Or
rofusod to yoto for Congressman ut nll 1t WAS
tho most marked condemnation Of m obno1-
ious measure, and WnH 30 pronounced ht the
time. In tho extreme Southern District, tho 1HBtlo
was not made, Oh Qont Island did not seom to
concern tito people OF TINT Hcetfon Of tho State.
Tho renewed PRESSURE In favor Of tho Cont L.
land scllomo at Washington oreaeea much OK
mont III this city, and llha led to call fot
meeting on Saturday night. :,
Governor Booth says thoro is no public aontt,
mont In California tavorng tho coHBion Of Qoat
Island to tic Uentral Pacific Railroad. go,
San FnANoraoo, Doc. 81.-In relation to tho
despatch published lii the Nov York 1'fmes this
morning on the Goat island Bciot1o, tho Motn-
Ing Cali OF this city, sayB: "Wo wcre aware
that tho railroad interest Of Colorado was ror-
fectly unaorupulou,s. but did not eapposso
an attempt would again be- made f: :. to
misropresont tho inhabitants Of this oity,
vor Of the Goat Island 1nonBtrosity daro 60 bo-
fore tho voters OF San Francisco. Ho could not
poll, In tho whole city, 1000 votes. We truly
beliovo any candidate who should go before tho
Inhabitants Of San Francisco In faYor Of suc4 al,
issue would be drummod out Of tho city: Cor
tainly ho ought to bo. Ban Francisco will mako
q great mistake In permitting Stanford d 10.
to mi8roprosont us in Washington further.
s. r. Holmesx asBu1noa tho AGENCY OF the
paoiflo Mail Steamship Company in this city TO-
morrow, in plaoe Of Eltrilgo i Irwin, roRiyned
Tho new colo Of California takoA effect to-
| morrow. Over ono hundred mining aud othol
| interpretations filed, to avoid the 10 por com
| provision Of Tue codo.
, 1873-01-01

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec.31.-A collision occur
rod early this morning in tho indianapolis yard
bstweon freight train on tho indianapolis Il
et. Louis Railroad, and q through, passenger car
from Cincinnati to Peoria, ILL.,, which was being
transferred from the indianapolis, Cincinnati II
Lafayette Railroad to tho indianapolis, Bloom
ington d Western Railroad. Tho passenger
train WAS thrown from tho track into Poguo's
nup, down nn embanlmont 10 or IL foot. Tho
Hido. ". W. Rasborn, Of Rhode IBland, was in
jured severely. His jaw and nose woro brokon.
A lady and two children wore, also, seriously in-
jurod.
DETROIT, Mich, Dec 31.-G: Gibson, a brake
tween two freight cnrs, from tho top, OH Sunday
night as tho train was coming into Homer. The
whoels paused over Lis instop, cutting about half
tho foot Off,
, 1873-01-01

coBBor to Senator Nyo has boon regarded as D
forcgoho conclusion, q strbhg effort is in pro-
gress to aoouro enough disafrcctod Republicans
70 unite with tho Democrats to o1oot Thomas
Sunderland. Tile Territorial Enterprise, In o
leader THIS m.crnlng trostig the 2uoslo9 as
Of a Jones', ' and, confident III that tho combination
will bo unsuccossful, Anyss ''1f to maintain
thoir rights, and uoou1re tho fu1nlmont Of thoir
oxprogBod wishon, tho people hayo to pnrsuo
anow On tho worry throshGold Of tho
Legislative halls, lot tho conflict bo Of
90 memorable nnl terrible D. character
as will dotcr ali future public onotnios from n-
yoking similar eontest.' 7, further eeys that
common causo with tho public in loaling out
atern rotribution to ovory ono who dareB insnlt
Its character or conBpiro agalnst the rights and
exproBa wiahos Of tho people"
The Legislature moots on Monday.
, 1873-01-01
SAN FRANCISCO.

Tho Cont 14lnnl RInttor..Thc Pooplc
Opposeel to Its Transfer to RntIrOnd
Corp0rntiOna..In nIemorinm-~Dod odg-
ing tho Codc--Now Telegraph C0nl-
pnny.
SAN FnANo1sco, Dec 31.--A meeting ia to bo
hold on Saturday night, under tue auspices of
tho Chamber of Commerce of this city, for tho
purpose Of entoring formal protest in tho name
Of tue people Of tho State and city against tho
passage Of the Cont IBlnnd bill in Congress-.
Governor Booth and the Mayor will preside and
address tho meeting, which is expected to DO ono
Of tho most thoroughly representative meetings
over held In this city In connection with this
matter.
All the Consular flags in the city arc at half
mast in respect to the memory Of the late King
The British steamer Sparrow Hawk will roach
Honolulu about tho Same time AZ tho American
frIgate California.
flo repairs Of tue shaft Of tho steamer aroat
A largo number Of mining and other corpora
tions were perfected yesterday and to-day for tho
purpose Of avoiding tho provisions Of the new
coao which goes Into effect Jan. l. oblIgiug tll-
corporations to deposit 10 per cent Of tho capital
stock,
Tho North paciao Telegraph Company hao
boon incorporated to construct telegraph from
Ban Francisco to Crescent City, along tho coast.
Dudd Dnblo arrived last night. Tho racors
Rosalind, Elmo, and Dan. Voorhees, were thkou
I
Ing at once, for tho races with i0ccldont.
| Tho Washington despatch to tho Now York
Times, to-day, stating that the proposed trana-
for OF Goat Island to the Central fnolfo llnilroad
Company il indorsod by tho people Of Oalfor--
| mia, was 80 Endorsed In tho laBt election, and
that Sargent was elected to tho United States
| senato on that tissue, and as frieil Of thr
ncl'emo," III published lore and contradict d.
| Sargent wRs aieo.od before tho pnrposoh Of tho
| raiiread company respecting doat island wero
known. The question was not involved In lis
! election. The psasngo Of tho bill through
tho louso, last session, created intonso opposi.:
tion in san Franciaoo aud oyor large portion Of
tho State. Both candidates. in this district, at
tho last e!ection, unequlyocal!y pledged them,
| solyoa against tho measure, and both political
| partios adopted resolutions strongly opposing
tho proposed coasion, considering it q political
necessity to DO &c. In tho middle and ! northern
posed to Goat Island, while the Republican cail.
uidatos accepted tAo Issue and announced thesn'
solyoH In favor Of It. On that isauo tho Repub'
| ltcan candidates woro defeated, although tht
dintrotD ware strongly Republican,, while tht
candidate in tho alI4alQ, bApllVr lopubloap. QIa
, 1873-01-01
WALL STREET..

RcvclsV OF the money. lsona, Goi"'
STOCK: hhu troomce s, ~; HautAe'S' ~
Specfat Despateh u 1ae t"!edpo 37sohne.
record cord Of | ts32 T tho Express says tho stools tx
obanoo Ina grown wonderfully. and Is now ono
". 10 - asest a,,..,1..t:o n,a-4a r., .ho I,or1a
VI 'no e'easont npoo""I'o .n"' 70 ~ Wv "s!.a'
low OF tno loaoln8 ope1asofs W "no now oeca@
hundred million otdollars. Another foaturo OF the
ranr ,,ou 1,aon +to d,snoetion of thu manaoors ot
H. a1d x,,,,r.ra ta incro,ao thu vo1nmo
~ ~ o.a aa,rx,.,a" " - " ] ao,h1os,roct ] nxtoWl
and othorw1se Improve their lines.
Thja assumed tho form Of O mania during tho
closing months Of tho year. Now York Central
authoTizod te i1s1o OF $40, ,000, 900 bonds to lay
falo. Tho Chicago Il Northwestern authorized
tho Issue Of S45,000,0 600 consolidated mortgage
bonds, Of Which ss5, 600, 900 is reserved to take
. IN outstanding mortgages, aud s18, 900 for
new work, suoh 80 Tie completion Of brnnch
lines, which will give to tho pnront company
gan Southern Company Ia now mar
koting 500, 100000 sinking fund bonds
for itnproyemout. The milwaukee, l.
| St. Paul Company laB issued about
stock, aud has also recently given notice Of =
now issue Of 92,000.O00 common stock aud
| 80, 500, 600 scrip preferred, Tho Chicago d
Hook Island Company, q abort tmo since, an
| uouncol a now Issue of 5000 900 stock. The
| Hannibal & ST. Joseph Company haa Issued
| $4,000, 600 new stock during tie Your. Tho Eric
| Company authorized large consolidated mort
| rage which increases the bonded debt, and tho
| Pacific Mail Steamship Company sold a. 100 900
| ut mar wliel, had been III tho treasury long
time, The above list comprises only the loading
compauics which hAyo Increased their Boouri-
tics,
| MONEY.
| To-tay money wae active md stringent, Dur
| ing tho oarler hours call loans ranged from "
to 4 nor cent pcy diem lator, many was loanod
ut gold. Tho closing days Of this year woro
| Utmost d repetition OF tlioso OF tho previous
year, in regard to tho ratoa for money. Com
morcinl paper nominal
| Thoro nro yory confused notions hero in TO
pard to tho London money market. The only
despatch received to-day reports money there
| There has boen no clearing up Of yostorday's
lespatches, which variousfy reported tho ratos at
53D6 por cont to 4M@5 per cont. hail atl-
yiceY will have to be awaited boforo tho truth is
known.
GOLD. oa
07ld was quiet and stoady, today, ut 112@
l155S. and tue lowest lO911.
doyornr1out bonds woro firm,
STOCKS
| Tho stock market oponod heavy. but became
| strong anil closed mainly higher. During 187f
I'll TIC leading shares have made decided ad
yanrs ranging from 2 to 50 pcr cent. Tho onl5
prominent shares that declined during tho paal
vnnr ware Harlem Northwest proferred: hill
y3vnukcn K At. Pant: ditto. proforrod: Delaware
Incknwana Il Weatar1 and New Jersey Con
trni
, 1873-01-01
SPAIN,

MApn1D, Doc. 31.-Senor Gorilla, prosidont Of
tho Council, i'll speech, yesterday, rep':'li:' u
the idea that any Intervention fronl fcr"l' i
countries would bo allowed by tho qoyornmc =
in tic matter Of reforms i'll tho Spanish col
onies.
PARIS, Dec. 31.--Iho Union announces that
Prince AlphonBo, brother Of Don Casloa, viii
to-day assume command of Carllst hands Ill Cat
n1o1ii.
, 1873-01-01
Rich ardson Looming Up as
the Next Secretary Of
the Treasury.
A Long Delayed Warning to Govern
ment Oftice-Hotders.
II They Become Candidates for State
Offices, They Must Resign.
Miscellaneous News at the Capital.


w.srsoroy Dec. 31.-Tlo books showing
u,a o,,aton,u a,,d r,;.co1,onoora reooints of
siio eu'toAo "uu 4,''aso"u,eN' .e
rovonuo for the quartor OF tho presont hs'a1
ycnr which endB today nro not sufficiently hu-
yanccd to ascortaan the GROSS returns, but tho
rccor,, In con,n1oto enoueb In ot,arantoe f. much
largor SURPLUS toSenuo LOT 1no ensuns year 'lan
was anticipated. Ihe e4pond'turca thus 1ar
hayc boen within tho estimates, whilc tho ro-
coipts from Internal Revenue sources warrant
az ,n3nio, tbot t,,o.o oro 40 nm nm IN axcoaa
s..o op.,'to'' ."ps 'As. =" =. 49,.
OF ah''cpas'on'. Il ~ eas1na1oa '1a. -, .,o
Treasury Department by tho ond Of tho
present fiscal year will haYo nurplus
Of s70. 600. 900 to npp1y to tho reduction of tho
public dobt. Secretary Doutwelrs ostimato, cont
to Conrross in December. WAS sl4, zoo. .O00 sur
nina 'o1o'' 40 Noe'''0o'' ""' ~1'0'N'N~O
f r,n rrnAs 1onny,
Tn TIM ccncral dn1nona troynili1r hore. tho
0n1,an r''H 1n Si tia hth tjn3n ou1 1natorn to i'm
hrSSiao s;ortln1 so,sn tnnoi ntsfomcnta with RI
ard fn tho airofrs ~ tlat unhsnny innnd
Stotv wh;ci, to.fav had nn1ta a circulation in
5:oi "tt:ei4, so,o"5, etn ~" .,at IN Gnrarn
~ n sn1no Sno sro ,, nronorcd
.aontn tar,,aa - nnn' ~ o ;ntnro.. - ~.
70 mtrrsono aa III ,a 'no ,riononi1onco nrn.
LII !l, IT,. HsaII I1,,,.oi pa oci1"" - maintain
;ts s nEcscnt t ntnmd If neutrniity Il Ia furtlor
~ t 81 III Az; ,,aat ont;n1 hoa hoon ,,root.
n.a.u. ,; ..at liz laa.t ,,Haaa - III 2I,or
htea 9no ~ t',ei 5;usaraiona IL
na;sI H. a' i,.t adv,cns frnn amo;n tn thc
Tt.t;. hnrf ,.e.a ! - ~ onoot +1,nf F1,o urau
nutp ~u1o ~ tH ~ mrosnno ~ III ta
s ,,r IL hunn an' rdvo, and T. ,atur
roopS " tr tI;ondu - 1rno ra ro',rcaont lint
ih nnna o t''ga nd INV ~ %ooI annnv nf mini.
Ill. .o a Iu Ill., o ,'a .r,,,star farca far
tiohs o1 was .noy iuula @ nnaa;. ao1na ~ ia
aupellor pull III np.ts a''e o,I;ar,,
o!scon.en'eu nld unaohS nsoi, p;,n, np%;s ~, ~
NJ; VIC ~" upno'a opAni0n ooA4''l1on ~ '1'"'
'S'anu' rg,, -, a,.o.;,,.d pr>s.,
III IT,, "e s,,os1 aesqst''sI Il e.. 1r1s''l
w.s,,,xoroy ~ noc a,'"1 81 W ~ The Tim, Horaco
.r,o,, - Tl,,nno.oo hou hod n1occd in his
yi"ta, ~ 1unnosoIu rnsottn1p as n| - ia Honan
n9na1, Luz ,ao peomnr;af nnmoro,,sjy
r' @ ~ aoia;ara ~ tho iatc
sgnsu " III hto cumbor1ond n askin Conrross to
@ nppropriato ri % s15,ooo towards % tic erocIon Of an
eGncss[nn a.1tSo ~ ~ II TI1onaoa ens VI 'n' '"*'
"A1ot ooneia. a,.<.'so uoOi e. s'n,.w ~ norn15.
, sAshnaA .a;.u ~ sn,,.9 ,crro,, "a r.
~ :.1na. .9 5ot;s,o ~. foran ,o.tn,1,r aftor
tne Poilco Allu uotog!'e ioleu, 1onsotM{ ~ aito 10;
, 1873-01-01
'atll1cts I'd
ret
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OatB,.
Gori bu...
llyc, bsi........
Tho shipments OF n.. :'': !!
wl,oat foot up II, ,098, ,821 bur-
Tho Sentinel Of tomorrow Wit ''
count Of tIIo manufacturing intorost l..
tor the past yoar, from whloll' the foilow..-~
nrtic1os go 900. Tho prime: ar9:
Iron 8 9oQ ooo tannorios c2urs s n
lager, s3,60o,doo. Eight thousand men ato
employed.
, 1873-01-01
dbflftRRIarYs

PHILADELPHIA, Doc. Jl.-Jolln A. Brown, ono
OF tho Oldest bankers and brokers in tliB city,
Giotl to-day, agad Is. In 1871, Mr.. Brown do.
natoa $500, 600 to tho Presbyterian uospltnl Of
thH city.
, 1873-01-01
FRANCE,

PARIS, Dec. all. 1iyioro has mado an OIL
cal report to tho President Of tho ptoEra:I e!
tho proliuinary investigation, III the easo Ct
hayo boon examined, Of wllonl 1lo hue ben
summoned to appear in Court Gil tLo 1rsal of tia
Marshal.
, 1873-01-01

THE ROCHESTER FEMALE suFFRAGlsTs.
RoonEsrEn, N. T., Dec. 31.-Yostcrlay aftor-
noon fourteen Of tic women who Tore hold f1r
illegal voting at tho lnte election gavc bull to aF-
poar in tho Albany Court. Susan B. Anthonyro
fused to furnish bail, md was remandod.
, 1873-01-01

uAnrronp, Conn.,, Doc 31.-Sonator 6churz is
tho guest OF Governor Jowol, in This city.
AUauKrA, No., Doc. 81.--Il!o report that scna-
tor Morrill, iB Harlously i'll iH i,ntrue.
, 1873-01-01

THE LOUISIANA sENAToRsHIp.
WAsH1Naros, Dec. 31.-Alyicoa from Now Or
loans indicate that Judge Duroll has tho best
chances for tho United States Senate.
, 1873-01-01

Roa1z, Doc. yl.---Tho rivers in tho VALLEY OF
tho 10 aro ngain rising, aud fresh i11i1nd1t1o.-&
arc threatened.