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yet it is great shame to say so. But
you do understand-don't your
OF course 1 did, and told her so. Then
she asked if 1 would tell Charles for her
l compressed my lips, laid my head on
one side, and tried to look as i'll were
considering
What does mamma say? inquired.
She thinks 1 ought to answer his letter.
1t is due to him, she says.
was of her mothers opinion of
course. did notsee her letter, and never
recurred to the subject afterwards.
Charles asked me the question when 1 re-
tured home, made no remark on Doro-
thy's decision, which. knew reached him
next day, and, bore his rejection with
The apparent im2ossibility which had
characterized his wooiug. He took
his fellowship, and settled INTO con-
scientious, respectable, somewhat pomP-
Gus don. l do not think he ever met
Dorothy subsequently.
1t was pity tor the girl, and she was
evidently nice girl, observed Jack and
her father and mother must haye been
disappointed.
No doubt When Dalton was dying
two years later, Dorothy was very heavy
at his heart. To think of that bright,
pretty, high spirited creature, chilled
drilled, kept under, and 1 have seen
girls as sweet, lively, and good as she is,
lacerates me, lie said TO me one day
And then I told him that with Gods
help, she never should he that l had la
ken tOrelhought about what would be
best; ana that if Mrs. Dalton agreed,
would find the money for them to start
school for little boys, which consider
ed the least laborious undertaking for Ia
dies, and she not only need moi be sepa-
rated from her daughters, but would be
materially helped by them. His look of
perfect satisfaction is among my dearest
recollections.
You're a good fellow, remarked Jack,
huskily.
Not at all Jack. 1 make no sacrifice,
and insured myself very great happiness
They have always succeeded extremely
well, and Anna, her husband, and chll-
dren come at Christmas. As to the lone
illness which you thought must oppresS
me, know nothing about it. Of Other
mems hidlen experience, 1 know nothing
but for myself, 1 find that as grow old
though I enjoy society with undiminish-
ed zest, am more independent oft. Ne
one is less dear TO me, but all are less
necessary. Chambers Jonraal.
An incident of extraordinary ca.
nine affection has just come to light
in connection with the awful calam.
ity of Mill River. Col. Joel Hay.
den, one of the sons of the late
Lieut.. Governor Hayden, has a dog
ofSt. Bernard kind. He has, for a
long time, been the village favorite,
and the pest of the school children.
Ira Byrant, the father of Mrs. Col
Hayden, over go years of age, was a
great favorite with the dog. By
rant was lost in the disaster. On
Sunday afternoon the dog started
out and followed the searchers fo1
bodies in the meadow lands. He was
seen on Miller's fats, paving in the
sand, and when he was visited, ii
was found that he had dug quite
deep in the dirt, the excavation in
which discovered the lower portion
of a mans limbs. The next hall
hour revealed the form of Byrant
Diligent search has been made fol
these remains, but it seemed hardly
possible that any human being could
have found the Embedded corpse.
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who has devoted moro than fifteen years
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Ghn 10
only at the accurate exhibition OF facts, Dnt
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Developments Of these promising silver
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and finally run out entirely. There is now
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yer vein Of tirsi-class extent. having nowhere
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Our xudIan Troubles.

In response to tcic gram from DR.. Wright.
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Indian troubles that have n!cnaced tile Crow
Agency and the settlers on the Yellowstone
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Arrapahocs, made their appearance stimuli
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lcrIcrs. They haze ren,aired in the vicinity
Ut the Agency up to this time their main
camp or rendezvous being reported three
miles below. and have several times fired
into the stockalc surrounding the Agency
buildings. As yet they have killed no one,
but they l.arAss anu anl prevent the cnp!yers
gathering the annual supply Of lay for the
Agency and the FARMERS from cultivating
their crops. Dr.. Hunter. who is largely in
tcrps.ed in agricultural pursuits in that val
ley, has been III Bozeman the past ten days.
endcavoring to raise . company Of citizens
10 60 over and clean out tire belligcrents.
He and Dr. Wright went over to the Agency
Tuesday. and we understand company OF
scouts will be sent out to ascertain the posi-
ton aud number Of the enemy. when MIL
jtary Il rec will sent from Fort Ellis to dis
lcrse them.
Governor Potts will remain here until
something d. finite is asccrtained or done.
aud should the emergency arise. wiil call
out tic militia. lie Is at present Of opinion
that the invaders embrace but small party
OF thieving Indians. The next few days viii
demonstrate the true condition Of affairs.