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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.--The Riot Act was inc fleet
ually read to the parties preventing the placing
of the track OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
across the Michigan Central Road.
SALT LAKE, Oct. l0.-Eighteen indictments
were brought in by the Grand Jury to-day. It is
stated some Of the murders committed in the
territory years ago are being investigated, but it
Is probable that most of the indictments found
are for polygamy.
Fort MADISON, Iowa, Oct. 20.-Gen. Ord TO-
day pardoned % soldiers who were imprisoned
in the Iowa Penitentiary.
Lieut.. Riley arrived this morning with a guard
Of 40 men, from Cincdnnati. They leave to-
morrow orning for Fort Leavenworth, via
Quincy, with SO military prisoners from this
prison, for the military prison at Leavenworth.
CHICAGO, Oct 2O.-The Republicans of the First
District of Illinois nominated Hon. Sebly Smith,
for Congress, and the Republicans Of the Third
District renominated Hon. G. u. Farwell.
CHICAGO, Oct 90 President Grant held a re-
ceptlon in the drawing room Of the Palmer House
to-day, hich was attended by a very large num-
Der of people, including many prominent citizens.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 20.-In a drunken riot at New
berry, a colored policeman and several parties
were wounded.
NEw YORK, Oct. 2O-The Episcopal Congress
will not venture to change the phraseology OF the
creed.
San Francisco, Oct. 2O-The Liabilities Of E..
=. Morgan Co., agents for the Changers, are
$50. 900.
MONTPELIER, Oct 2O.-Edmunds is elected
Federal Senator for six years from March next
BOsrON, Oct. 20.-Talbot accepts the Demo
cratic candidacy for the Governorship.
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
NEW ORLEANS RIFLE CLUB.

The gold medal contest began at the New
Orleans Rifle Club on Sunday last The spirit
Of emulation ran high. The members partici-
pating with an ardor that was pleasing to wit
ness. The feature of the club is sociability,
but rife shooting is q science which should be
cultivated, and we hope to see the New Orleans
Rife Club meet with the encouragement from
our citizens it deserves. It's membership en-
brace some of our best and most respectable
citizens, and the club has our good wishes for
the future.
The following is a score at of-hand target
for gold medal
Target-25 half inch rings, distance Cos
feet, possible score $50
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS.

C1sc1SNAr1 Oct 2O.-River4 feet 6 inches and
falling. Weather hazy and mild.
PITTsBURe Oct. 90 River 20 inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and COOL
EVANSVILLE, Oct. 20. = River falling slowly.
Weather clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.-Arrived Mollie Moore.
Atlantic and Mayhower from New Orleans. De-
parted: Helena for Vicksburg. River falling slow.
ly. Weather clear and warm.
CAIRo, Oct. 20.--Arrived John Kyle from st.
Louis, ?. NJ Julia from vicksburg, A A. M,
Monmouth from New Orleans, 4, Yaeger from st.
Louis, P, NJ. Departed: Kountz for New Or.
leans, 10 !. NJ, Kyle for New Orleans, midnight,
Julia for st. Louis, A. NJ, Commonwealth for
st. Louis, 2 P. NJ. River 5 feet 10 inches and
falling. Weather clear. Mercury Ga. "a
MEMpHrs, Oct. 2O.-River about stationary.
Arrived: Ashland from Cincinnati. Departed:
Capital City for yicksburg, Paragon and st.
Genevieve for st. Louis.
VIcKsBURG, Oct. 20-Up: John F. Tolle and
City Of Vicksburg at p. N. to-day. Down:
Belle Lee at 2 A. NJ, Frank Pargsud, A. NJ,
Shannon. P. NJ, Esperanza, 6 r. H., and Nat
chez, 6 p. NJ. Weather warm and dear. River
stationary.
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into the length of residence in the parish aut
| State, and provides for no statement as to tn,
| length Of residence in the Ward OF Precinct
Section u Of said act prescribes an additions
affidavit to be taken by the applicant. which form
sets out the Precinct or Ward in which he resides
when making the application but does not pro
vide for statement OF ten days residence in the
The length Of residence in the nrecinct or ward
of the voter forms no part of the certificate fol-
the purposes Of evidence, section % of said ACT
providing that the on evidence on that point
shall be the g. book Of registration" This sec.
ton does no more than inpig that ten DAYS resi-
dence in the precinct or ward is necessary before
citizen can vote there, even if it goes as far as
that, which l very much doubt Such an i'm.
plicaton could not be held as modifying the effect
OF article 9S CT the State Constitution the puy-
port of which have already referred to.
This section does not. even by implication, sug.
gest that ten DAYS residence in the precinct or
ward is necessary preliminary to registration;
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UylOy LEAGUE OF AMERICA.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 20.-An important meeting Of
League of America WIS held in this city to-day.
which was fully attended. Among those present
were ex-Gov Newell, Of New Jersey, presiding !;
Thomas G. Baker, of New York Col. Thomas r.
Rich, OF Maryland Major Benjamin Huckell and
Secretary of State. Illinois, and Samuel A. Nc
Allister, of Delaware.
Important secret business, looking to thor
ough reorganization, was transacted.
Resolutions commencing the appointment Of
Mr.. Jewell as Postmaster General and approving
his course as such officer were passed.
Provision was made for meeting of the Ma
tional Council of the Union League in Cincinnati
in January next.
A committee was appointed to prepare an adj
dress to the Union Leagues Of the United States.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Oct. 2O.-Cotton closed weak
Middling Uplands 15s@15a. Sales to-day 2103
Futures closed easy. Sales 27,2 bales, az
follows: October IA 27-32Q14z, November IA 27-32
@l4s, December Is 1-16015 3-32, January Is sic,
February Is 1882. March Is 1892, April 16a,
May 16a01G}, June1630l6 1882.
southern flour in fair request and unchanged.
Wheat less active and prices shade easier;
inquiry very limited s! 1901 % for winter red
Western, 81 2s@1 % for amber do, q 2O@1 n
for amber Tennessee in store, 81 25t01 36 for
white Western. Corn dull and easier; 80 for
Western mixed in store. 81 do aaoat, 50 for new
Western mixed.
Coffee quiet and very firm. Sugar less active
and firm; Rice quiet; nothing of moment dong.
steady. Pork dull and heavy; new job lots $40 rs
@19 So Lard opened heavy; closed firm; prime
steam lac. Whisky steady at 81 03a. Freights
frm-cotton by steam 9-32.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.-Cotton quiet; Dliddling
14i. Flour and wheat dull and unchanged.
Corn, demand fair, old 76t17S, new 55360. Oats,
demand fair, market firm, 52O66. Pork-nono
here. Lard quiet, summer 12l bid. Bulk meats
shoulders y, clear rib 1a@13s, clear H. Wits.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2o.--Cotton, demand good; Mid
ding 144. Flour, low grades still wanted and
firm, other qualities dull and weak. Wheat, No.
9 red fall 9s5, No 2 red winter 81 o9s@1 TO-. Corn
M52. Whisky firmer frmer. 9S099. Pork lower.
$21 so asked, $50 bid. Bacon, small lots should.
ers a, clear rib 10, clear "A. Lard, good demand
for future delivery.
HOUSEWIVES, Oct. 2O.-Cotton quiet: Middline
14l. Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn quiet. 70@75. Oats quiet, 56015S HESS
pork nominal. Bacon dull-Shoulders u, clear
rib 13l, clear IA. Sugar. cured hams 12014.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-demand fair at lower rates. and weak
No. spring Chicago 93@S95, No. 2, SO. Corn
quiet and weak; Ne. 2 mixed 75}. Oats-demand
fair, market firm; No. 2, 49At50. Pork firm,
$40; seller October. Lard dull and nominal.
Whisky %.
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SEVENTY CITIZENS OF SHREVEPORT TO BE
ARRESTED.

SHREVEPORT, Oct. 2O.-No arrests have been
made as yet, and reports are conflicting as to
whether or not warrants have been issued. Sew
eral gentlemen were said to have had interviews
with the United States Commissioner yesterday,
and that they were given to understand that aff-
davits had been made against seventy citizens of
this place, charging them with violation of the
enforcement act. This the Commissioner now
denies
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THE LATE BANK ROBBERY.

BosToN, Oct. 2O.-The robbing of the Milford
Bank was undoubtedly the work OF professionals.
Mr.. Sawyer, the cashier had been in the habit Of
leaving the KEY of the bank at the post office in
order to guard against such a scheme as that fol-
lowed out by the robbers. The robbers were
aware Of this and after placing q cord around
Mr.. sawyors neck to prevent any cutlery, forced
his babe in case he refused to comply with their
demands.
Arriving at the post Office the robbers effected
an entrance by removing pane of glass with a
diamond, and the keys Of the bank were now in
their possession.
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REGISTRATION.
OPINION OF VIM. r. WHITAKER

Ihave examined the caseof Mr. Duvernay Far.
rar who, having been registered in the Sixth ara
ofNew Orleans. removed on the 16tn inst, to Sew
enth Ward: had his registration in the Sixth
Ward cancelled, and is now refused registration
in the Seventh. .
The requisites, for voting, of the State Constl'
tuition, concerning residence, are: one year IN
in the State and ten days in the parish. Ten
days residence in particular division OF par,
ish-a ward or precincts not constitutions
prerequisite.
The form Of affidavit prescribed for applicants
for registration by section "a of the registration
act Of July "A, 1874, only contemplates inquiry
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AARINk.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct 10, p. M.-Barometer
30. Wind north-northeast and light. Weather
thick and haZy.
Arrived Ship Reynard Closson master, 20
days from Boston, in ballast, to &. w. Hynson Is
Co. No departures.
GALVESTON Oct. 20-Arrived Steamship Har.
Ian from Brashear, bark Annie Mark from Liver.
pool bark Palermo from New York, barks G. r.
JOyne from New York, schooner Adeline Elwood
,om Baltimore, schooner Geo. Sealey from New
Orleans, schooner vernal from Pensacola.
Cleared Steamship Harlan from Indianola.
Sailed: Steamship Australian for Liverpool.
Gussie for Havana, Harlan FOR Indianola. =.
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same kind Of target:
points in ten shots

The contest for the new target rifle will
conclude next Sunday, 25th inst. At present
DR.. c. Beard stands the winner, scoring IS
points out Of a possible IS, in three shots at
rest. The contest for medals will be renewed
next Sunday, and the present holders may
have to hand over to some member making
a still better score than was made last Sunday.
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BODY FOUND.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Oct. 20-The body of man
was found on the west side of the Southwest Pass
yesterday, above Pilot Station, by the Catholic
Quarantine to Southwest Pass. The body was
lying upon the ground, rsewed up in canvas the
priest and the boys inferred it as best they could.
1t is supposed to be the body Of one OF the crew
OF the brig Charlotte buck, Capt. Hunter, which
sailed Oct nth
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PRAIRIE FIRES.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.-The G0zette's Fort Wayne
(Ind.) special says considerable uneasiness
exists there, occasioned by the cal drouth
and heavy prairie and bush fires in that vicinity
At times the city is filled with almost binding
smoke and falling ashes, which after shutdown
settle down upon tho city, SO dense as to render
brea thing and seeing difficult. Considerable
damage is reported among farmers, but no au-
then.ic statement can be obtained.
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THE RACES.

a Thare oc weIe 80 ae stakes value
pools McDaniers entries sold for $500, Lewis &
Co, 1878, Dennison & Crawford $50, the field
$3.50.
The following started Picciola, Rutherford,
lite. Dublin, Moses; Primrose Judge Thurman,
and Grinste ID.
Lewis IL Co.'s VandaIite took the lead at the
start and kept it throughout, coming in abou,
rutherford fourth. sTime, 3:35a. Mate won the
first heat in the race for all ages. Time, 1871
But Bonaventure won the third heat and race
Mate was distanced.
Limestone won the hurdle race.
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STEAMBOATMEN's CONVENTION.

ST. Louis, Oct. 2O.-It has lust transpired that
the Convention OF Steamboatmen, which recently
assembled in this city, adopted strong
ly favOring the construction by the Government
Of the Fort st. Philip canal, with a sufficient
depth OF water for the passage of vessels draw
ing twenty-six feet, the best and most feasible
outlet OF the Mississippi Valley to the sea.
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United AMERICAN MECHANICS

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2O.-The annual session of
the State Council of the order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics, was held to-day. The statistics
presented showed the order to be in flourish
ing condition. The total number Of Councils,
2S4; number of members, 1859; amount Of
money PAID by subordinate Councils for benefits
and relief during the year s6274,447.
The Shreveport committee on the Washington
monument submitted report which stated that
at present it was inexpedient to erect monu-
meut
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THE GAIR AFFAIR.

BAYOU SARA, Oct. 20.-The Democratic Sena-
torial Convention met here to-day, and nolni-
mated F. D. Hagaman.
The statements concerning the Jackson affair,
published in Yesterdays papers, are incorrectly
reported Judge Kilbourne, Senator Weber,
Breaux, Law and others were peaceably con-
versing in Laws office, when the house they were
in was fired into by p. G. Butler, a friend Of
Gair, who also shot at a peaceable assemblage of
whites and blacks, and compelled the band IN at
tendance to dispense. A. j. REYNOLDS
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Three Capital Prizes,
Three Capital Prizes.
Of s1000G each,
OF $4,000 each,
Two Hundred and Sixty Prizes,
Two Hundred and Sixty Prizes,
Amounting to So 400.
Amounting to $40, 400.
TO be drawn Oct. "a.
In the Louisiana Single Number Lottery.
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HALEY.-F the Shah Of Persia should visit
this city the first place he would go to in order
to receive news from his kingdom would be 10
Haley's news centre, No. 10 Commercial AL
ley. There the events of the world, from
Greenlands icy barriers to midas coral
beach, can be found recorded in the many
journals on his counter With the advance
Of civilization the cry is echoed ego to
Haley's!'
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-The successor OF Bus.
teed as United States District Judge Of Alabams
has not yet been determined upon. The appoint
ment is believed to be between Lieut.. Gov.
McKinstrey and Gen. John Bruce. State Senator,
with strong chance for Judge Noah as a COM
promise candidate. Other candidates are men.
toned, but Gov. Lewis is not and will not be an
applicant for the place.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-The Navy Department
has a dispatch from Capt Semmes, commanding
Pensacola, says three enlisted mon are sick, one
relapse, ana there are six convalescent
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A SWINDLER.

ST.. LOUIS Oct. 20.-J. W. Haley, a cattle trader
of Texas, is represented to have recently OBJ
tanned $4,000 from Rogers, Powers 4 Co., a stock
firm OF Kansas City, on representation that he
owned large drove Of cattle. He also obtained
$4,000 from Eeerse & Snyder and various sums
from other firms, after which he sold his cattle
for $40, 600 and absconded.
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FROM HAVANA.

New YORK, Oct. 20.-Havana advices state tina t
the British man-of-war Sea Gull has visited Glen
fueSos, for the purpose Of testing the practical
biity of laying cable thence to Jamaica.
A treaty of recognition, peace, amity, COM
merce, navigation and extradition, between Spain
and santo Domingo, has been signed by Captain
General Concha and Manuel Joachim Delmoate,
as Observation-Disclosures.
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A LARGE FIRE.

DETROIT, Oct. 20.-A fire at Eaton Rapids des.
troyed the Vaughan House and several other
buildings. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 20.-A serious accident occurred
on the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad to-day,
a mile and half west OF Brinkley, to an east.
ward bound passenger train, by the tender beam
coming down. The engine, baggage and one
second class car were thrown from the track. The
fireman and brakeman were killed, several pas
sengers were seriously bat not dangerously III
jured.
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THE HOUSE OF BISHOPS.

New YORK, Oct. 2O.-The House of Bishops
gives formal consent to the conservation OF Wells
as Bishop of Minnesota.
The House of Bishops sends message to the
Lay delegation, authorizing three Bishous to
suspend Bishop who abandons communion Of
the church.
The Seymour question will be voted tomorrow,
and then the sessions will be open.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

on basis Of Middling Uplands, nothing below
Good Ordinary shipped November and December
u; do nothing below Low Middling, shipped
October and November, l3-1Gd Yarns and
fabrics ct Manchester, quiet and unchanged.
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BASSETT WINS AT BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.-Weather fine and
track in good condition. Sixteen horses started
for the mile race. Bassett won in 1:443.
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MURDER IN yICKSRuRG.

VIcKsBuRG, Oct. 20.-John' Conlan, white
deck hand on the steamer City of Vicksburg, was
killed by Judge Clayton. . negro roustabouk,
After long race the murderer was ca ptured.
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EXPLOSION OF A STEAM PIPE.

LITTLE Rock, Oct. 20-This morning, at s
o'clock, while lying at Dardanele, the steam pipe
OF the new steamer Maumelle exploded, fatally
scalding two deck hands and three others.
Another jumped overheard and was drowned.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2O.-At New Albany, about z
this morning, one of the boilers in the Mitchell
X Co.'s pork house exploded with terrific force,
tearing the boiler shed to atoms and throwing
the boiler q distance OF two hundred feet. Four
persons were severely scalded one of whom has
1ie1
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RASE RAIL-.

New York, Oct. 2O.-Atlantics s, MutuaIs
none.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2O.-The Boston Base
| of Ia to z.
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BERLIN.

BERLIN, Oct. 20.-A judge will leave this city
tomorrow for Paris for the purpose Of examining
the officials at the German embassy in that city.
thus expediting the trial of Count Won Arnim.
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1t is the duty Of every good citizen to regis
ter and vote.
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REGISTRATION AND NATURALIZA.
TION.

The committees on registration and natur-
alization Of the State Central and Parish Com
mittees now meet daily at their respective
headquarters.
Prompt reports should be made to the secre-
tarv Of either committee Of all violations OF
law fraudulent registration, or refusal to
register persons entitled thereto.
The following extracts of legal opinions by
w. r. Whitaker, Esq, attorney of the COM
mittees, are published for information. Re-
fusal OF super visors or assistant supervisors to
conform thereto should be promptly reported:
The Assistant Supervisors have no right to
retain naturalization papeIs under any circum-
stances They have no right to inquire into the
circumstances of naturalization, into the evil
dence on which the naturalization was made or
to 60 behind the seal Of the court and signature
of the clerk.
uralized papers should be arrested for larceny at
once.
Relative to the case of ---, l have to say
that if he is naturaized, if his papers have seal
of court and signature OF clerk, if he can be iden-
tilted as the party to whom the certificate was
issued and if he has resided twelve months in
the State and ten days in the parish, he is enti-
Lieu 10 fetlstTdtOu, WHdltNCT lie HAY nave
answered to unauthorized questions by the
assistant supervisor any one else.
Even if he obtained naturalization improperly,
he is naturalized citizen, entitled to register
and vote, If the other requisite named above are
not wanting.
There is no such thing as going behind the
naturalization certificate for any cause, II 1t Is
properly signed and sealed. BY this l mean
simply, that it certifies to a Judgment which
registration and election officers cannot set aside.
The following resolution was adopted by
the Advisory Board upon this subject:
RESOLVED, That when assistant supervisors of
registration refuse TO register naturalized citi-
gems on the ground Of their exhibiting fraudulent
naturalization papers, it is their duty to cause the
immediate arrest and prosecution OF said appli-
cants, and for that purpose at once to file said
papers in court, to be used as evidence, but that
in no other cases can the said assistant superyls
ors withhold said papers from said applicants so
denied registration, but should return to them
the said papers.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BAYONNE.

BAYONNE.
.BAYoSNE, Oct. 2O-Buckland and Jarrard are
alive
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The Comet.


fon car of Gre, though veiIed BY day,
AlSug the Gsld q Cleaning blue,
When twilight folded =arth In gray,
4 world-Eite wonder, dew
Duly IN turn each orb of light
From out she darEening eoneave broke
Eye's glowing herald swan IN light.
And every STAR aw0kc.
The Lyre rsstrung It's burning chords,
str1amed irom the Cross its earliest ray
Then rose Affair, more sweet than words
On music's soul could say.
They, from Old time In course the same.
Familiar set, familiar rise;
BAT what art tbOu, Wild, lovely dame,
Across the startled skiesi
Mysterious vet, as when iG burst
Through the vast void Of nature hurled,
And shook thsiE shrinking hearts, al first,
The Fathers of the world.
No curious sage the scroll unseSls-
Vain quest 20 bafied science given
It, orbit ages, while IL wheels,
The miracle Of Heaven.
In natures Pl<s, thy sphere unknown,
Save that no sphere His order mars,
Whose law could guide thy path alone,
In realms beyond the stars
Gods minister we know no more
OF thee. thy frame, thy mission, still,
Than he who watched thy flight, Of yore,
On the Chaldean hill
Yet thus transcend1nt from thy blaze
Beams light TO pierce this mortal clOd;
Scarcely tool on thee could gaze,
And say-There is no God!
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M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
Fashionable Clothing, Hats Caps. Boots and shoes
aud variety Geneen Superior Furnishing GOODS
store formerly occupied BY ". A. Alirich. Makee's
u22 Block. Queen Street. y