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niger trains on the Illinois Contra
time to-day. From and after 2;iO
day trains will run as follows:
ARRIVE,
h, daily ..4:Oj PIN.
Icep, sunday ..,3;l5 u. III.
DEPART.
b, $40 p. m,
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARrNEK.
SHIP

The partnership heretofore existing
between Cotiey, Brown Y Harrison and
Il. {. Pace " Co., under the style and
hrm OF Cofey, Pace u Co, has been this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Cohey,
Brown y Harrison retiring, and 4. q.
Pace * Co. succeeding, who will continue
the business under the firm name Of l.
&. Pace ~ Co.
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BKCTAL MURDER or DON
BREESE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-05
ANOTHER MURDER

THE ERA or MURDERS IN THIS
COUNTY NOT YET OVER.
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isily except sunday .ll:5a
.AILROAD TIME TABLE.

|. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS X. X.
I'd after Tuesday July 10, 1873, trains
II daily. except SUNDAY. between
eld's landing and Iron siding,
4. ar follows
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PROM CAIRO TO
.OUIS OR CHICAGO.

" ONECHAN9k OF OAKS
ON CAIRO TO
Il. Ia iiaDspoll-, Ioleoo, y-
,,,,.inIs. Washington.
o. ,Philsdelphis, ne" iofh'
Boston and oil points east
t.c..xuie. Madison,
~. 81 Paul ami all points noro''
! ,s,. also the only direct route to
bloomington, sprpseld,
Quincy, heokuh'
,a Rock leland, Ia sale.
Dion, freepO',
Dubuoue. aiouI CITY,
Onahs and all points northwest.
. Drawing Room Sleeping Gaze
On oil Night Trains.
Ass Checked 10 eli important points,
hss and information, apply TO l. G. XIX
afro; on board the transit steamer tie
,lumbus and Cairo, and at the prlncIpa
ticket of1css throughout the south.
:. JOHNSON. 0en'l Pase. Agt, Chicago
cHiLL, Gen1. sup't. Chicago.
j. JOHNSON Agt, Cairo.
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IooI,ipp for Dnngerou. Reefs.

wAsutNGroN, Aug. ~. Tho United states
steamer Portsmouth returned to Honolulu on the lh OF
Aulust from two months cruise In search OF rumorcd
dangers the North paCnc.
The neighhorhoud Of the reported position OF Donna
Maria DaAarNu Island anu Philadelphia Islands, No A9,
list NJ dangers also Of NO 2, we're carefully examined
and fuN arche, but iudlca lon discovered ~
land, reef, slual water. The neigburh9od ~ the
-hual NO ~ carefully searched also OF 30 269 in.
cudng the poait Of the reef gwen IN unts general
chart ~ the Pacific Ocean and nothing was found TO In
dtcae isand reef shoal water. The various posi'
tons assigned Cuupcrs Island No 2S. danger list also
tile position assigned this danger Nlunts charts,
we're clrrfu.ly examined. The non.cNisteuce OF all
was cpnclusiNcly shown. The position assigned 10
Wilkes narrative cannot be rCconcilcd with his pub
lstcd chart uf the track OF his expedition.
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addressed the jury for the defence without OK
amining the defendant. MIR. Murphy replied In
"A vigorous and telling speech. Baron Deasy
charged the jury, and expressed nope that y
due time lady so accomplished as tho plaintin
would yet realize a husband far better and moro
worthy than she would have found in capt
O'Leary. The jury, after twenty minutes con-
sult1ti0n, gave a verdict for the plaintif dam
ages. iSj1. The verdict was announced amid
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DnNN-yLvANIA RAILRO,p.

Trains leave NtN Orh from loot oI btsnrorH'r anu
Express Tor IarrsDurg Pittsburgh. the West and
South. with Pullman Palace cars attached $50 A. Vi .,
T. and I'D T. NJ. sunday, 3. t,S,H I. VI.
" Pcnusyly lyanis Air Line" at \. NJ ami 9P. NJ sun
DAY, Up VI.
Express Tor Philadephia :. O. 9so A. ~. t2.s. s. =.
sSl T. VI and u night SUNDAY. S. :, 80 ami 7. VI.
:, t9r fmhdclpha, We kensihston at A. NJ ana CIV
l.. NJ sunday, 6:iO T.. VI.
Emgrlnt and second class 900 r NJ.
? en 5'iO 81 1. iG SO. si $40 Z do ea6 : ~.
si1 %. .. in li9P NJ snd Knight sunday - c;lo'
FOR Elizabeth g. 63l T. 7.io $40 9. 10, II A. NJ. VI,
l. . 2;U $40 SD i9 5.sJ 5.iO g. 6il 6:sl, 49,, 80.
sn .. ~ llD T. NJ and lRhsht' SUNDAY oi|' "'' /"
~ i.ihway. g. 6.sn = $40 o. gSD 80 \. M.L2.
30. $40. 3i, i3l 5;el $50. ., tl, $50 1f $40 10 L.
Nj. and l9 nlght. sundly. i.!l DO AMI T.. NJ . .
. For Noodor,dse aud Perth AmDoy' oahd o H. NJ 60
For NeN brunswick. : and $50 4 NJ. T. N s $40, {.
81 go, so, +. NJ, and u night sunday, tl. - o.
For East Mnlstonc. siOA. NJ. i2 noon. and 5.2l r..
FOR Lamhcrtvilr and Flenn.taa AN anl2P. N.
For PhUlip,burg and hc'VlirrU, aud =. VI.
Camden, and $50 A. NJ, l.:sl 2. D. ., and +. NJ
For Freehold, \. NJ. Z AMI I Z. NJ.
For Jamesburg. Pcmbrrtun, Camden, \. VI, and via
boat from pier 80. &. $50 =. NJ.
IT, ' 5 sr' F. ST. a; day aiOT si ffiS i55 Hiou,s H. a s p H.
daily, except Monday. From Washington and Baiu.
NOR" via PtuusYlVduin Air Ln.." t.lH \. Vi IS aud
lWl1 = VI sunday. go \. NJ. From fhilidr plii ,.
So lFl1P M sunday. 5:2. ti,, go lo;!5, il-l Me-
TicAct oice-. So is, 2,i, and ~ I,roadway Noi
AstOr House ami foot Of pc-hrO- ses and Cortlandt
Al. tA~~A ATT, u. VI. BOYD. JH.,
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
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4 otttrits.
EIRsr GRAND GIFT CONcBRr

OF Tfir
STATE or NEVADA,
Authorized by Of the State Legislature to provide
funds for the establishment ofa
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.
Concert at the Opera House. Virginia city Nevada, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ), 1873.
one Hundred Thousand Tickets Will he sold, from the
proceeds Of which
slG5.OU GOLD coin GIFTS
will be distributed among the holders Of tickets os
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:" "STONINGTON Line"
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Nrw YoRE. August % is73
The steamer RHODE ISLAND will maze the Las +
TRIP f-ulu NfW iOl.k ~" DAY LINE steamer
on August o.. sui from ONlNGTON August 70 in-f.
The management drslr1us ~ -tiil retaining the pupu-
larltv u thls he and Il extending - uas-rusn-- -
TQfALLfu ADVANTAGES. Will place upon it,
NiGHl LINE, IN connection with tie NrllAnosn aud
popular steamers
srON INGTOS and NAkkAGAN-TTT.
from Pier 49, North River the ues AMI magnificent
steamer
RHODE ISLAND.
Thus anrdng ENs pa.cugCrs the privilege - tran
sit oil the FINEST STEAMER lEANI ING NLE lDl.A.
ID. BAH. u,k. Prc-latlt.
L. W FILEfSs General P.ssou-vr Age.t.
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=
r. T.. viii he opened Monday, June 3D. leaving Hunt.
,rs Point nt i1:S 4 NJ. and arriving At Ncwpur at I
4. NJ Returning, ic1yc NewpOrt at 10 A. NJ, arriving
In New York at 4. NJ thus avoiding all night travel
aud fOgs.
Passengers can akc ferry at James slip At Y o'clock.
noon foot ~ East 3th st. At l21 p NJ, ad reach
the Long Island Railroad dcnut III time for the u
tram. Tickets sold aud baggage checked through At
'"N''' ''' - oiIVER CHAELICK. President
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CASH DAMAGES ron INJURED
HE4RTS.

An Irish Brencb OF Promise a.c-Letter.
full Of Affection aud Devotion A sensible
Epi.tIe from the Pininti1-Tbe Recreaut
Lover Made to Paw.
At the Limerick Assizcs on Aug. 3 the
case ~ Shcehy against Lcary came up. 1t was
All action for breach Of promise Of marriage
brought by Miss sheehy, the daughter OF Linn
erick magistrate, against Major John Evans
OLcnry, a nephew of the late Gen. De Lacy
Evans The plaintiff claimed Gj,0O damages.
MIR. OlIricn. .. c., In opening the case. said no
declined attempting a description VI the crcum-
the plaintiff ~ the object " his fancy. He
would leave his own letters to convey to the
her, and the love and attachment which he de-
clared to have entertained for her At present
tho year 1859 the first promise was made.
warm, warm arcction sirane up he,ween thelq, an
lapse Of no less time than eight years, had
been dishonorahly interrupted, aud the plaintiff
seek damages at the hand. Of, a Jury for ne
wrongs which she had suffered. They had in
defendant, all Of which were couched in terms
OF the most cnthu,a affection aud devotion.
lie tcounscD would now read few from among
chat number. He then read the following;
GUsutNG EPIsTLEs.
NY oNS D.sLHg: Sow , Yyc ySua 80 one e., eyer yer
, G INV s sr and {a sSr ba GS%@G' e m sTp
Soa Would moi wtl'c me- wor vifC yout letter.
one sa's to You. my dAil Jus u Kissed your cu,f
once and your laIc uu tc aaudScr,h.ef did It ten
thousand times.
My ovx p,nttxo pr..tr. Ion DON'T 6esin i'S Your
letters h,f 20 bnd 70 me mine hone and rus,
@ 1en SN yoa a''@T rSa 'a @rs m il yoa atu how o G @
III RAD ytaf ie'fers oncs rcli icm twenty tines.
They all here KNOW well .hc aay hear from Won an
too ta iash,cr and 'Alts'c !e,'. Younger, man
@ Sre Sl Vey univ 's s s @ as, A 'ia S see Iou yH ms
n ]
,i,g'ion p, ,,gr m "ai ta ny iei. illness Vac aS
Thai iu.tcid Of dom. me harm t has done mc great
sssbs ass q 4 60 s9.S in IN more "' ." 0ac s Tn, me
LETTER FROM LIMERICK.
These letter. bore no date. The next was
iSS S ne dcfdnd,nt t i,,' wryc t. Hs "UWn Daring
bessie 70 Say that hi- arm had been lemccd,
love. your ever loving husl and. John 4.
o'Leary. The next letter had the Limerick
PGst-msrk Dece,n1Gt =. oni the year was illce-
..ss.g own S aaf"f & s'.s 3 eys n @op
or any other pace, ,Ac, Wiyrc aarc. am never
kgs, , iSll y Hy',s g y %G % "fHr y%g bco S
fet 80 lonesome it go. t.. -, never utiore tell 50
;Sa my SsR a.raf n.' ana:' PfgFF ,o} sS}@,as
non nd o.s hgH'' @ asi -2i H ~ i' o pHi Hp
snd aitschcd husband, joins +. u'LrAGi.
Soon some difference arose. In the month Of
was cool and indifferent IN the defendant, de-
mcan9r and wrote him letter. q great impnr.
tauce in the case. II was dated Crhills Lodge.
hiIkee, saturday. and was lA these terms;
GOOD ONE FROM BESSIE.
oSS BtsLiSS M oqS M SI ho5 M fPow hoS t.
on i.r lcns iiv nai t.i % ~ 'ae at lss WI
p,ined WIN myself thau G.arp.ut,d, .Nqt one word
VIA an going g. nrg tHt attended 70 have spoken
rl.e ! only wanted y.u. a' va once Ss,sre again
wf..sisyei, .el' NiI ,se me. ioq
lat ttisr .ialI S,ef uSi,r g. a. nv dar2s ronp.
~ IA "a fs 600 fb Xti4F.
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JoNG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.


On and after Saturday, july 26 trains will leave James
slip Us follows Leave 3ith st., East river, IS minutes
later.
7sO A. NJ. New London express train, connecting
with the steamer sunshine, arriving az New L'niOh al
536h. NJ, Grecnport and sag Hsrbor. Mn and Rock
away excursion trains.
eN 4. NJ. Port Jefferson, Locust Valley, and Rock.
away excursion trains
1910 W.. Iockaway express tram. .
12iu NJ special train for Newport, u. L., with draw
ingrOom cars attached, stopping only ~ Jimaici.
Mneua, and Riverhead, arriving at Newport At + VI.
soup. NJ. Rockaway and Hampstead express.
Sop NJ, GreenpOrt, sag HarbDr, and Locust valley
express trains =. a.,
$50 +. NJ, Port Jefferson, Locust valley, and ROcka
e0i r. M Norihport Locust Valley, and Rockaway
accommodation trains.
Trains connect at Jamaica with East New York, and
at MineOla WIN Hcfnpstead.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunters Point a. follows:
800 NJ, Pot Jefferson, NOrhpOrt. Locust valley,
and llempstcal excursion trains.
1000 A. NJ. II0ckaw1y excursion trains.
1Jl T.. NJ, Iucklw1y excursion tram. .
7tO r. 81, NOrthpJrt, Rocsaway, and Hempstead
5SJP. NJ, Rockaway accumulation trans.
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Sttamboits aro RtilruD.

ALBANY AND TROY, 81 SARNIoH,h &5}
DREW. Leave vestry 81 Pier at sJJ Al VI AMI 1,i IT,
north ~ Eric ferry at SIS landing ut Nunk ~, iary
town and Ny cb 10y ferryboaD, Milton. POurhSccpsic.
Rhinchcck, TNoli, Catskll AMI lln lson Conn'C,
Point, Cornwall ami Newbursh, returning same ay,
81. Tickets nv special cars aud baggage checked 70
SaratOga and sharon.
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Mttilngs,

DUpLJC Ma. Meeting gn'o7 the 9n'plces q tfe
i wcrklngn : cgulral Corrgp viii BE- he'd on
,tltulc for ne purpos, OF inauEuratlng movement
that VIII not ccasa Until tho demands Of the tolnI
Engineers, RjSert Giowe = iaiior, Henry RSie u
hldrecutters, NJ. T. Kspa of MAcnlnist, ari nlack.
sp4h', Jascph Arch q Fggana Mr' Il. Il Ferguson
drrss nc mqet nE, JNNRs coSNELLY, Chairman,
OSBORNE WAND, Secretary.
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MORNING LINE roR SING. SING ,A>u

IVI IONA 1SLANp.-The steamer THOMAS GULL
YER will leave from Harrison st. Pier 81 every morn.
ing Fridays excepted al SuclOck 23i st. sl5 landing
At lunkcrs, Hastings, Dubb's Ferry, lrNluTun, sing
sing, lIaycrsraw. Grassy Point, and Nerp'lnc, Re
turning leaves Iona Island at 0ClOck sing Sing. u;
arriving In New YORK at $50. y. B.-Exprcss freight
taken at half the usual rates.
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snt,uss gsnhs,

NrE"KsTc cGRlrY ESSiEss EkT&; l.
THIRTY. FOURTH rREEr AND THIRD AVENUE,
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING,
NJ i6l NASSAU ar. srS DviLpiNo, New HORK,
Interest oonmonees on tho nrst of erorV month At
tho rate OF ak per cent,
DASL uovHa iroh 10 to daily, also, Monday and sat
urdAy evening", AZ 20 o1 O'Clock.
NEW YORk -AyINGs HANk, sth Nv, cor
~ lth st,-lNTERESr SIN FER CENT, commencing
from the nrst % each month.
Assoto, tslsi,6g!5. Surplus, sNl ol9il
RICHARD IL. Bull. Pres't.
G. W, DnScHERHovF, eccy,
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Stmmg IAa,olnrs.
soti,tg aotitts.
Sllnltlnns dNlnnltN

Situations Nt1nttO.
lOI NJ man wants situntI On as sound tclo-
~ graph operator. Address lOr two days
OPERATOR % La ;ht ST., city.
4 BOY, n years of age, wishes situation at the
~ horseshuelEs trade has lad some experience as
West 35th IT., room T.
A BOY l6 years old wishes TO learn trade; carpcn.
N tcrs preferred Address J, BURKE, l5 +. IN st.
SITUATION wanted A competent baker on bread
- ana cake as foreman or second hands thoroughly
undcTstan0s his business Address M Wooster st sec
und nour, front.
fIm BAkER~,-A young G.rman baker Nisnc4
Il steady employment ~ nrst hand on cake, or on
bread cako aud pee, Apply NJ ~ East Houston 81.
after 10 O'Clock
WANTtD-By a Young man 25 years Of age a
W situation IN wholesale sturci II rapid penmAn
and good accountant. Address r. W, box rs, sun
ONCE.
NJ WANTED A situation as n fireman m u private
w family either city or country best of refereu
Apply NJ S9s Pearl ri.
WANTED by respectable wom9n, few gentle.
W mems washing terms reasonable. Can ut ll0 Mul
berry st., rooms.
~ A>TED - Galvanized iron cornlco situation,
Aioremaui steady, married man, thoroughly praC.
Iuo@AIa eVMpetent Address ", T.. box lSy Sun vlgs.
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!Aatn,ncrn.

EHOH saba l.hursc h,rls.uta, ,usa,. ~
j pumpnwd heater attached ia ,Aor.ieal urI,r. Al
Ny u 20 \csty st,
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61lnntto-- ftmaIts.

WAVED competent forewomnn in SHIRT
w front nauufactorv. Apply by letter stating name
Vi '''' '''" j BALM. s29 East SD .
WANrRD mlncr who sso could 9s,s, in tne ne
Quired Cs Y at T Bfoad%sy B ''''''''"' ''''
NVANTED-opcrators on ladies' one shoes also
n.y. trimmer' an snd III button , sewers at i' ls' " VIII
WAIVED A woman To- do general housework and
w take care Of two childreni Protestant preferred
No. 252 West 9lth st.
WANTHp-A few experienced slr, g make candy
w packages. Apply at 13 Warren st., between and
A. NJ
WANTED some goods hand. on mems how' TO
w work at home. Apply TT. t. HALLE :, 7lfrank'
NyANTFD-A smart. willing girl FOR general house.
Nwork also, girl aged ID for light WORK. Apply
WANTtD-An operator on Wheeler 4 wilson's
avenue.
WANTED Hand to line collars and an operator
w On WILCOX Gibbss machine. 40 East lith St
W are.' L a. p box 10 ' Sun once ''''''''' ~
FnSGG aeSG' e ScFA Is 9P @sy S
WssrShTls3Ri e 'iG1s ee9S' AiG? ffkt
w homework. Inquire at $50 'th ay., N The store
WANTKppuA, smart ,S capable P, grI to do chamber
WANTED Good operators and girls on pants ~
w scholcs ~. Wamsburgh. In store.
NVANTtD-A girl to wash aud iron and to help in
w the Kitchen OF restaurant. ~ Cedar st.
WA,>TED,.. or. Glr. 20 make pills. REED, CARN.
w RICK EDWARDS, lgs Fulton st.
\NANTED-A nrstclass taiiorcss to work on coats
w Apply At eOi East 18th St, back shop
WANTED Experienced operators on quilting
w also binders on felt skirts. % Leonard At.
WANTED Girl to do general houscwork. KS sth
w avenue.
XOt M tsIRI- eau OBTAIN situations free. iodg.
lngs ami meals At SC each, board at 81 81 week,
ut the Girls Lodging House. . -. Marks place.
Inn OPRR tTORS wanted to work on ladies
WV undrrgarmcuts; work given out also, Ing
machines for sale, pay able IN wOrk. y. \. Machine
u -IIIIuu Il
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Shlpp,rQ.
ANCVoR .LINE rXrnr-- STEAMERS
,,oR QvFpN-rowN NYpLiyEnrooI.

/ carr IN ftc u'tfl states Mails.
NtNNEsorA sails "Wednesday, Aus, ~, ut 9sl A, VI.
" isl N\-lN a.I'- " t.i. sa,, -.t. % ~ i.s' y. NJ
CABIN u.s.ns 49, I' St'rrl-o, 80. currency.
NILfiNNs & GrIDN.
y. = N L II
The sun., 1873-08-27

Evldcnce having been given As 20 the nature
and extent Of the defendants property Mtss
oL"aty WAS examined 10 refer to the alIcga-
uuh mat thera had been renewal Of the on
snEenent 81 marriage lhe plalntr was re-
t-4i-" -id r1blltsd Us! e IJsA.s, ~ E,Ilgig aOp
The sun., 1873-08-27

Miss Shcchy, tine pla.uun, lady Of very pre-
pOssc-sIus appearance, was iAcu examined. Al
tor describing the ucicnlaut pro, u.als aud her
acceptance If then. with Htr fathers sanction,
and mis- statements r.tH regard Co Ll- dcpuuu-
enco On hi, uncle. so, drp. -rd
rcrYIrrt tpcknl.- D.. |N uiDthcr Brian about
the engagement r4lttHl.- 'uH .u.s, auI rDCuUpCt
saying We Werr TOOL NJ ,t,A uturr. Iar.u. u,o-r
several years / never accepted thc addresses #
any other. during urr. ,uEnscmeat looked upnn
mysrt us his ulrhtod vie. so FAR ss 1 could,
mpior"d aru rtit,t., DIh,, 10 abstain
from h4uts Of Micuptrtucr, lie constantly y
san ne wou.d cpupl Al. 4u, rDiaosI, and gave me
y ullcriaui tuat .I e. .u fIuticr ui my eutfrttUs
ne ha1 dome ~n. AHI EI.ru iuls advice ia come
4urn'c ui regarding nay AtItsrr being amt up
VIII Ills Sever ruA-rst.Q Gp-.rt tu break on NY
shtas'n'h no. To- transfer IuN nh,ciuhs to another,
lH.i' d. r. ttulh 100 i' -lhl ~ that said hnr
esl .,t uner" irgui 900. .th.r ..G uuI been offered
Nr hi'ul"ht "i an"'u"r uUt tuat said could not
ctrl luriu. Alter Nrln I. ticrr,lrs,up hun truu
~ ch+H'nrLl 100 .sui, t-'t .. Dot scS the grfcn-
d.nl un'u ihe SNn 4 september the same year, phcn
~ u'rl WtIueulH l4. l' un To- tut about renewing
che trigndhip. san, Hny dH tuu u rite me thai
letler - ~ said 10 "sr InY uSH fault. sald | uid
BOT intend mat ht should acc, pt tcr 10 break on
He lh'h renewed thr rrulNst stating that on th- dra m
OF hlh uncle Sir De Lgty .h' wN.4 marry me. Tho In
Hmary ihe continued but no. Wa- much colder than nr
fore, and asayt pat off thr marriage while etiU mo
testing that he was unchanged 10 me The lnst INK.
I ia
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NNANTED-A competent forewomnn in SHIRT
w front nauufactOrv, Apply by letter stating name
" '''' WV" j. BkLiIN, s29 East SD at.
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Sn,rn nnN Aonms.
GtutIstrp.

A BrATrIPrI tet u tceth, s,to esj single, q !
n warranted extracting vi.l Las, SOL silver hiings
9c. opon hunlaYs till a. ae9 5th ay. Remember @4
I,VLL scl Of teeth IS nling ~ ceutai a work war
i ranted, . East ih s near o. av, Gas administered
The sun., 1873-08-27
lrl tSouOs.

= 20th st-FGN lnc " ny lkTEp styics, Patterns
WIN cloth uodca now ready, Platforms nttci 10 tho
form, warranted perfect.
The sun., 1873-08-27

These letter. bore no date. The next was q
short one, with the LimerID "a po-tmark, Nov. 4,
lS5. The defendant wrote To- his "Own Darling
Bessie to say that his arm had been ltnccd,
and concluded bN calling her " My own heart :
love, your ever loving husl and, John r.
O'Leary." The next letter had the Limerick
ppst-mark, December -, uut tie year was illcg
ibe. Ii commenced Is:
The sun., 1873-08-27

An Irish breach Of Promise Case-Letters
full Of Affection nnd Devotion sensible
Epistle from the Plainti1-Tbe Recreaut
Lover Made to Paw.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-12-25
What Pluck Did for a Buck
eye Boy.

One of the best.illustrations of wha
tact, pluck. and energy will do for a
man is given in the history of Samuel
Bryan, of Cadiz, Ohio. Bryan enlisted
at the opening of Che war as drum
mer boy, being twenty years old. In a
short lime he secured discharge, and
in little while thereafter situation rs
clerk in the Sixth Auditors office in
Washington. Here he was placed in
charge of the British mail desk. Be
coming acquainted with the foreign
mail service, he was struck with the fact
that while Japan had introduced our in
ternal revenue and agricultural systems,
she had made no effort to establish a
postal department. He determined to
make an effort toward doing that him
self. He had an interview with Minis
ter Delong, met with encouragement,
and finally having secured temporary
situation OH steamship plying between
San Francisco and Yokohama, left for
Japan. He arrived in the latter city
with but twenty-five cents in his pock-
ct, and met with many difficulties in his
work; but finally the government or
ganized postal bureau and made Mr..
Bryan special commissioner to negotiate
a treaty with the United States, Great
France and Germany, at sal
ary of $1,000 per annum, all expenses
borne, and assistants and clerks to help
him in his work. Mr.. Bryan has ac-
complished his mission, so far as this
is concered, and sailed for
Havre on Saturday last. Though not
he is the real head of the pos
tai department for Japan, and is very
naturally and properly elated with his
success.
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form of his darling child. No, no ;vis-

form of his darling child. No, no wis
ion or delusion, it was all in wisdom
sent.
Stanley Morely was changed msn
from that night. The old haunts knew
him no more. The reformation was sud-
den, but complete.
Nellie, prudent little woman, asked
no questions. She believed some time
her husband would tell of that dream.
And so he did. When, many months
after she placed in his arms another lit
tie child, bright, beautiful boy, he
said:
"Another link in the chain to hold me
firm against temptation. Another whose
little arms will cling around me, and
draw me back from evil. One on earth
and one in heaven-Lilly, whose spirit
seems ever with me. Nellie, ever since
that night, as in the dream then, Lilly's
arms feel about me, her sweet face
pressed lovingly to mine, while she
pleadingly whispers: ''Dear papa, don't
take Lilly there, among bad men; it
hurts Lilly, frightens her SO much !'-
That dream, my wife, and the vision as
I awoke, were my salvation. Never
again could l enter such scenes as /
knew would distress and terrify her pure
spirit, which truly believe is guar
dian angel sent"
Happiness as true as earth can give
was Nellie's evermsre. She no longer
mourns Lilly's loss. Now she feels why
she was sent to fill their hearts with
love, and why recalled to her home
among the angels.