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EaRIvEpoRr, AuE 5-Br.tlAl \ Eppler: Car
RE A. rnor. raves in the morning WILL arrive
6unuAs, aud lcx,o TUESDAY.
Wx qnLrS' master.
BAYOU SARA, Aug. G.-To sjinnott lama ...lal
Dosfs,e will arrive It A. A. H-mnrrOw: M ~
sVii =. ,e q! nv isaessleass u.
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Mechanics and Traders Insurance Company New
Orleans August 2, 1874 An election for thirty rus
t.e'. t'serve the ensuing year. will be held at III,
0iuce OF the Company on Monday, August IL, be
tween the hours vi ii and :, O'Clock.
JAMES A. WHITE,
art2 l5t Secretary
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An octogenarian Waterloo hero of Liverpool
has just had a French musket ball extracted
from his body after atfording it SHELTER for
sixty years.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office Planters Cotton Tie Association, 81 Car.
ondeet stfeet-New Orleans August l. I-1I-A
meeting OF the stockholders of this Assoc, aton foI
the purpose Of consi' ering and acting upon e.ftan
notifications Of the charter will take place at its
office IN this city on SATURDAY September j. 1874
aus I'm JOHN HUGHES, President.
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lO3- st. Charles Street --.-.----..1O,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL 10 P. NJ
Terms-Only Sl2 per annum.
Regular Gymnastic Glasses Tuesday and Frida
at 730 P. NJ. Boys Glasses Monday, Wednos
day and Friday from $3.50 to $50 P. NJ.
HARRY HAMMFRSLEY,
Maitre dArmes and Manager.
my2H 3m TnFrSn
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The SUN .. ,iyo,OJJ As Expended annual,
in III. city Of Minneapolis Tor -four barrels
One mill rirn ;Lole pay Sl25 OJO anluAly iof
cOopel;lIe.
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The Stock of Cot ION in the Word.

1t is estimated, says the New York EUeinQ
Post, that the amount of cotton now held III
this country as stock is in excess of the
amount held last year at this time by from six
| to seven thousand bales. The amount IN the
| hands OF American spinners is reckoned at
itty thousand bales less. The amount OF cot
ton now held in Liverpool rs stock is esti-
inated to be about seventy thousand bales
more than the amount held there ut the same
time last year. The English spnners are no.
,orlously short OF cotton. They hold, it is
thought, nearly eighty thousand bales less
.han last year. These estimates are Very gen.
orally accepted as accurate 10y the best au-
lhOrlties, who estimate the total stock OF cot
ION in the " orld at eighty thousan bales in
excess Of the amount held last year.
The current price is a,out four cents a
pound less than than that obtained last year !:
and August, the most dangerous month OF
any for the cotton plant, is yet tour days
OF 1t is believed by those who have no
interest in the artificial attempts to ruse
or lower the price of cotton, that the stock
Of cotton in this city on the LIST Of August,
If accurately counted, would be found to
DE overestimatel by at least fifteen thou
sand bales. not uncommon practice on
The part OF cotton dealers is cited US the
ground OF this belief. A spinner, for eK-
ample, buys to-day thousand bales OF
cotton, and orders Il hundred bales to be sent
to his Mill tomorrow, two hundred bales 10
be sent in the middle OF August, and the re-
niainder to be delivered on the LIST of Septenl-
Der. In point OF tact. thousand bales have
thereby been transfer fed from the amount Of
cotton In stock to the amolnt held by the
spinners. The record Of the days proceed
lngs contains announcement Of the sale; but,
nevertheless, it frequently occurs that the
amount not delivered although 1t is sold, and
therefore is out OF the market is still rec oned
us part OF the stock on hand.
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Attention, Democrats The Thirteenth Ware
Democratic Club will meet at New Hall of Yuun.
America Fire Company No. 3, Magazine st eet lie
tween Jena and Cad.1 streets, on Sal URDAY
August 3, 1874 at Il O'Clock. All Democrats ant
Conservative voters OF the ward invited to come
By order of the President
j. w, LANDRY Secretary AM
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HARD TINES IN New YORK CrTY.-Finan-
cially things are dreadful. [ saw the other
day a party who related to me IL III 'rning' i
experience. going to prove how much tight
ness in money matters really exist. THIS
person had need Of a certain sum, and drove
about among debtors tor several days without
enconnrering loose cent. At Last, III despair,
$1,000 worth Of dn.no ids We're taken To one
OF tie best known advancing" establsh-
ment in town 10 raise money. NO use,
said the proprle or. Look at that. point
my t, plac..rl on which w.s printed: mo
loans Con any Sc nri'yJ over SIS male IN This
off e." Why" SAID the man, I've got
every dollar OF my oSn capt. Il and all l c'AA
raise OF other peoples ont III loan. Not one
copper OF the principal have Seen in M n hs.
NV custo nrr> just manage to come III and
BAY the int. res, but nobody has any money
to redeem with. I've been forced TO a'opt
this rule, and fifteen doll RS is all can lend,
no nh. ter if the ar.i les are worth ii cen hum
dred" This sto.y my inform snt hear! HIM
repeat to twenty appIlc..nts, wno' nr ned with
watcl GO and Diamond jewelry, APPEARED III
quick succe Isl ~ st Loui> kept'icM.
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Connecticut t.iks ,. "a uittan female snf-
IA = ualsr .hs GA lit.0n u = JJ prllsr-y
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Register Register Reg lister !.-The Atten-
ton of the voters Of the Eighth Ward is called t.
the fact that and after 10 D. books for Regis
tration will he opened at 46U DauIlne street neal
Eysian Fields for the purpose of registering voters
to participate in tue election Of delegates to the
State Convention. Office hours from to 9 A. NJ.
and 5 to : +. NJ
DANIEL SULLIVAN, President:
Il. CURLY. Secretary. AMI }t
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lk(NMS AND BOARD.

- ,ARDING : OCCUPANTS WANTED FOR
ID tw" large and airy Rooms. second and third
Ii ols, " Ii furnished, and opening upon wide.
covered yerandahs, on the shady side of the
street. Also, for several very cool and pleasan,
apartments Of smaller size. Terms moderate.
References can be exchanged through Glass Box
23s4 o>t Office, or on application to No 429
"a" nj. "t STREET. all2 lmSuTuFr
A., tNi>hEi, RabMS WIZ OP WITHOUT
board. central location, No. 800 Grver street near
Ra',nne. on moderate terms to SUIT times. aJ'2@1 {
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To the Democratic Voters VI lie Inlrd ward
The registry rolls of this Ward will be open daily
Except Sunday at Holmes Hall, Common be
tween Rampant and Drya streets from Monday Sd
inst, to Tuesday. ith inst inclusive, from 10 A NJ
10 7. NJ, and from to P. n
Supervisors Of Observation-Disclosures Hugh Nc
Manus and VIM Sheridan.
Ali Democratic voters Of this Ward must re gistel
IN order to participate in our approaching primary
election. j. X. 5. SELLECK President
Third Ward Central Democratic Club.
THos. EGAN. Secretary. au2 ,d-
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WANTED SEQ, TO COVER THE EXPENS-
w - OF securing the Canadian Parent for a
valuable Culinary Apparatus In con>i Ter ion for
which, one quar- interest in tne patent will b..
al. mel. Address r U. Box lt20 au5
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SUMMER REs<asTs,

RLADON SPRINGS, ALA.-THLS EANRnx' :
- Watering Place is now open for fke swaBa4
Board per day y 50; week $l5; month ~ zMiaAG
and colored servanta half price. Isaaenn. SetMsA
Co, grOcers d and 81 Common street. arc aGGnA kR
the sale Of the Bladon Water in harlaA aaH q ~
thOrlzed to make Arrangements with h,niEse M d.
] season, and will furnish further inftxmaftoa
The Lotus No. 2, Of the Carter Line kuves NS4sSs
for the Springs every TUESDAY RvNNfES a Z
O'c Ock.
aa4 I'm NAE J. CONNER CO, Pss,vsseax.
BARNES HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY,
The largest Hotel on the coast, Is new GExx,
everything in complete order, good Batbl1% AM
Fishing, accommodations for 500 PERSONA
Band of Music engaged for the season. Rss-
ties coming will ask conductor to put tkeza pt -
Barnes Hotel Station, half mile VEGA IL Nklh
depot.
TERMS
Per month, $50 and $50, according - aoax1r
Per week, 3l7 50.
Per day, "a
J. D. MAYER 4 ca,
jyl5 I'm Pnpne6Ns.
'TNEGARDEN HOTEL @....,.
MISSISSIPPI CITY, MSA
under the management of Col J. O N1x0A = ,~~
for the season @ -
Board per month tof four wsaAsl $50
Board per day Observation-Disclosures. -
Children and servants half prica, 5MeH
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WANTS..

HMPi OYMENT WANTED-BY STEADY
H. industrious man: Is not afraid to work in
warehouse, private Waterman. also a good gardener
Address w. +. IT,, This office. au6 Iw
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Fiiserio, (Chartrcs street, )...........:... 9;
Hall Radical Convent nat II NJ. "a;
1915. !'S ut 1890 1913 al l2:l5, iU7, and grow
ing hotter.
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LtOn QueyIUuAe. Oscar I;ois.
nUEYKOUZE h BOTS WHOLESALE GRO
\ GERS dealers in Wines and !jqnms. and all
kinds Of Western Produce at the Blue Stores GORE.
Old Levee and Benvillo streets New Orleans.
my22 W.
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FOR RENT.

| FOk KENT.
E0R RENT-THE THREE STORY BRICK
| L store, No Y Gravier. near Tchoupitonla
| street Apply to II. Isaac, next door. au74
DOR RENT-THE TWO-STORY BRICK
Il house with six fire places, No. 246 Magazine
| street, next door to Delmd. Inquire within. up
| stairs, OF Mr.. CHARLEY. "r Mr.. WACKEKLIN at
the Louisiana Brewery On the corner. Rent. 81. pei
month. au6 2t+
TO RENT-THE LARGE THREE-sTORl
L store, No. 81 Canal street, now occupied b,
Mr.. =. MalOchee. Possession given LIST October
Apply to l. BLOOM & CO., corner Magazine and
Natchez streets. alC2 I'm
DOR RENT-A rWO-STORY HOUSE. NO. "a
l. Claiborne, between Gravier and Common.
within half square Of the markets gas in all depart
ments can be had at reasonable price by applying
on premises. jy3l tt
nor RENT-AT 500 PER MONTH. FROM
Il LIST October next tenement No. 273 Cam,
street. Inquire at No. 2 st. Charles street y26 II
no RENT-rHE WHITEHEAD WAREHOUSE
l from LIST September 1874. 1t il of brick, tw,.
stories high with slate roof and four lots OF
ground, and faces both Fulton and Front stree Is.
apply to RANDOLPH SINGLETON & BROWNE,
corner Camp and Natchez streets. jy26tf
no RENT = THE THREE-STORY BRICK
l store, with slate roof, corner Grod and Full
ton streets, running through from Fulton to Front
street with epenings on Girod For terms apply to
n WIN. +. FRERET, 30 Camp street. jyl6tf
w KENr-THE LOWER FLOOR OF THE
| building No. 1871 Gravier street. Immediat,
possession given Also the lower floor of No 1875
Gravirr. Possession given Octos.r st
Apply to McGEHEE, sNoWDEN VIOLET,
jyi9 II l9l Glsivier street
no RENT-NICE COOL AND PLEASANT
| rooms, furnished. SO per month. Board and
M month Convenient tn hllsOrSa Wifi
large ve,gndas in front; also large front room
unfinished Inquire at As Baronne street mean
Common N1'
NOR KENr-rHE THKEE-sTOiY FIRE.
L Poot Store, No. l02 Pnydras street, now occl-
pied by Rauln & Co Apply to CHISM y BOYD
No. l04 Poydris street y:i IT
NOR RENT-Tl!E LARGE THREE-STOKl
L store No. 80 Canal street. between Camp and
Magazine with all the tixtires gas. etc. therein
now occupied by MessrS. Focheimrr & Ha"r Pos
session given on LIST September. Apply t., j. TlER.
COTE, corner Canal and BaIonne. ie27 Il
LsOR RENT-THE GROUND FLOOR OF NJ
Camp. Terms moderate to "A good tenant. Apply l..
BUCKNER q co. III Graver street. it'
FOR SALE.
DOR SALE.-The Grocery Store, with Cros h
l. cry and House Furnishing Goods attached
corner OF Pleasant and Chippewa streets, lis Offer
ID for sale. Every facility and time will be given
the purchaser tor satisfying himself as to the
bus ness etc. For further particulars apply to
AMI 2t* J. KING. on premises.
loH sALh-
Two SECONDHAND STAR COTTON GINS,
Cheap for Cash, at
J.. H. JENSEN'S,
iv25 tt ~ Car.ndelet street.
1 >OK SALE-ENGLLSH WROUGHT AM
L Cast Iron Sugar Kettles, by
GEORGE WIGG,
Inn - d'arvn.'elpt arr at.
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance intorsed by responsible,
party.
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amount not delivered although 1t is sold, and
therefore is out OF the market still rec Aoned
us part OF the stock on hand
A London correspondent writes to the
Louisville CoW'ier-.Joufntal: Were it not toe
humliating. | might institute another com
plrlson which would present the adninstr,.-
ton OF Gen. Grant III most unttlvorable
hight. No one who watches the wise policy
pnrsu2d by E lgland wherever her interest,
are concerned, can question tor i. moment
that II LOUISIANA We're = province OF hers, in
stead OF an opt1t s>ed and plumber d Deepen
dency Of the United States, it would long s.lce
have had Legal and benitic. ut govern
inent which represented the wishes aud
interests OF the poope; and instead Of 50 lux
urLtnt u Secllon being IA deSOl,ttlon 1t would b,
IL rich and unt;tillng source OF revenue, and
New Orleans one vi The greatest COMMERCIAL
centres OF the western hemisphere. Many
citizens Of that State are now living in tins
country, enjoying that repose and seeking
that prosperity which is denied them at home.
Such is the difference between qu.,ck and
genuine >tatesm tnshlp between u Govern
ment that guards aud promotes the welfare of
its cltize $, and one that is degraded 10y parti-
slnism into an agent Of oppression and tor
ture The worst type Of plriisanism is that
BUsINEss PRosPECrs.-A New York letter,
Ia ed July 3lst, h.s the following
AS to the business situation, it need only he
repeated now, what ha- heretofore been said.
The feeling among the merchants on every hand
IL one OF confidence that the autumn Ira de- wi
~ good one, though there is less expectation
han there was Wide ago that it viii be on q
anger seal. than tle average Of pre-, ious
There Is also mo iificaton of previous me
wat extravagant opinions as to the European
market for our surplus gram, AZ the llarvest> |
Utmost everyW here Oh the continent are reported
o promise abundantly, But, if this will compel
he farmers to accept lower prices for what hey |
rave to sell, "a tn, otler hhl it assures cheap
God for the whole Country and that will help to
,ut q variety Of other inter SITS than the agri- |
cultural on their feet, SO that, FIR either t, |
he prospect ahead is the REVERSE Of dlscourag
ng.
HARD TINES IN New YORK CrTY.-Finan-
tally things are dreadful [ Saw the other
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TO RENT-NICE COOL AND PLEASANT
81 per month. Convenient to business. Witt
large verandas in front; also large front room
intIrni-hed. Inquire at As Baronne street, mean
Conmol. jN1"
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Crescent City Rowing Club
SPECIAL MEETING

AT Jos. Fursters corner Vaudeville and Levee SITS
FRIDAY, August Z, 1874,
o'clock z. NJ
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~ KENI-rHE LOWER FLOOR OF THE
| building No. 1871 Gravier street. immediate
possession given. Also the lower floor of No. l9J
Gravier. Possession given October l>t
Apply to MCGEHEE, SNOWDEN & VIOLET,
jyl9 II 1871 Graver street.
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NOR KENr-lHE THkEE-STORY FIRE
Il Poof Store, No. lU2 Pnvtlras street now occll.
pied by Raunn & Co. Apply to CIISM X BOYD
No. lU4 POy,ilsiS street. jyJ IT
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DR.. w. &. Austin, residence and office IS.
ST. Charles First street. Office hours from t.
> A. NJ, and from hai-paSt to half-past P. NJ
slate at Geo. A. Fos,lick & Co.'S No. % Carondele
'treet. Orders left there promptly attended to.
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nor RENT-AT 500 PER MONTH. FROM
Il LIST October next tenement No. 273 Cam,
street. Inquire at No 25 St Charles street. iN2 Il
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no RENT = THE THREE-STORY BRICK
| store. with slate roof corner Grod and Full
ton streets running through from Fulton to Front
street. with openings Girod. For terms apply to
K II. BROWNE, corner Camp and Natchez streets
" WIN. J.. FRERET, 80 Camp street. jya6tf
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TO RENT-THE LARGE THREE-STORl
l store, No. 81 Canal street, now occupied b.,
Mr. P. Maochee. Possession given LIST October.
Apply to l. BLOOM g. Co, corner Magazine and
NateheZ streets. a,r2 I'm
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Messrs. j. NJ. DOMINGUEZ AMI OLIVER ].
| KEZEAU have all interest in our business from
| this date. GEO. A. FOSDICk Il co.
int y. 1874. jy22
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DOR RENT-A rWO-STORY HOUSE. NO. Ga
l. Claiborne, between Gravier and Common.
within half square Of the markets gas in all depart
ments can be had at reasonable price, by applying
premises. jy3l tt
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BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE.

jackson RailIoad Route leaves the Depot the
OF Caope street at o'clock p NJ, connecting will
all fast trains, North East and West. Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains. iva
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no RENT-rHE WHITEHEAD WAREHOUSE
| from LIST September, 1874. 1t il of brick, tive
stories high with slate roof and four lots OF
ground and faces both Fulton and Front stree ts
between Julia and More Dame streets. For terms
apply to RANDOLPH, SINGLETON 4 BROWNE
corner Csmu and Natchez streets iy26tf
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NOR RENT-Ti.E LARGE TIiREE-STOEN
L store No. 81 Canal street. between Camp and
Magazine, with all the fixtures. gas. etc, therein
occupied by MessrS. Foicheirr d Ha.,r Pos
session given On LIST September Apply t. j. TtIK-
COITE { anal and Ba!,,nue. ie27 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24
A Rhode island Samson.

A Newport letter to the Providence
Star says:
There Il living In this city man
quite a. remarkable for his muscular
powers as was he who In older times
bore or on his shoulders the gates OF
Gaxs. when n youth he was wont To
shouller a barrel OF Hour with his feet
inside a peck measure. On one occa-
sion, on stephens wharf. a. the result
OF a banter thst he could not shoulder
an anchor weighing $50 pounds, he
raised IL To his shoulder, carried u up
Bani,ter's wharf up four steps Into
III. Unl,ed States Hotel (west DOOR.
carried IL through, down one step. out
OF the south door. down the wharf
back again. aud deposited IL on the
scales for weighing. The distance he
carried II must have been from 3OO 10
400 yards. The feat wa, considered 50
remarkable that IL was placed upon
the town records, where IL may be seen
by any who my be incredu!ous. On
another occasion half dozen inen
were tusging at hogshead OF lnola'-
ses lying oil Its bilgc. endearorlng To
place IL on end. when he ordered them
aside aud ended II up alone. Though
now fiity-seyen years old. he Is ready
at any time on wager to liit 10 his
shoulders barrel oi Hour. The same
man The i Az out-and out tcelotaler
nowl has been known Ia stand at the
bar of the old Park House aud drink
thirty.two glasses OF liquor without
turning round. On one occasion he
says that he aud another man. makiry
"a night ol it," sat down TO halt
barrel OF beer aud drank IL all up be-
fore morning. Yet no person ever saw
this man In the gutter. or even -tagser
from the effects OF hls potatlons. IL
was his boast In his younger days that
he could out.drinS any man IN Rhode
Island. The reader may think that In
the dearth of items we have been
stringing together bunch ot Nun
chausen tales tor our aud their amuse-
ment; but the man Is still living, aud
there are those among us who Will
verify the statements above made.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

TINE uSDERsIGNED ARE PREPARED
To lot contract to the lowest and rssponei.
ble hldders 10 sink chan about 80 feet IN
d,pth. and @ by 10 In " vidth and length: the said
shsft 10 he sunk on the South Star ground. In
spring valley. Lvon county Proposals sent TO
JOHN sPRINo. Agent,
Virginia City,
Or to JOSEPH HkNSDKtL,
Ssstf Lever 0oid Hill.
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TRAVELLING AND rREiGnTISG.

~
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
-, prSo connecting with Eastern and West.
ern bound Passenger Trains OF the u r. H. H.
yir.lal. City s,arion........at 200 r. NJ.
Carson cl,,..-....-.............' io'Aa a, M.
arr"'hs w 's'e
"-""
Carssn Cliy-.-.-.--.---.--..---." JAW we
Gold ii.i.-.....----..-..---..--' soS ~ We
yIr.,,,a Ci,,.t a.t1 A. VI.
LOCAL PAsskNGRR TRAINs
LEAVE
Ar.
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Rejected.

Perhaps shes dancing somewhere now
The thoughts OF light and music wake
Sharp jealousies, that grow and grow
TIN silence and the darkness ache.
lie sees her step. 50 proud and gay,
which. ere he spoke. foretoli despair;
Thus did she look on such day,
And sueh the fashion of her hair.
And thus che stood. when, stooplng low.
lie took the srsmhle from her dress;
And thu. she laughed and talked. whose NO
Was sseeter than An0ther's lcs.
he feeds on thoughts that most defect,
lie impuiently ieisn. her charms,
So rcvervnced In his own respect.
clasped dresdully In other arms.
And turns and puts his brows that ache.
Against the pillow where It's cold:
II only now his heat wuuli break
But, oh, how much heart can hold
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24

CALM CU'mSG Is priming himself
for the address before the National
Convention OF Mexican veterans this
week, at Worcester.