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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13

A GAINESVILLE man has written
a life of the devil. The last three
chapters comprise a ten years
biography of his mother-in-law.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-13

In some parts of Louisiana,
when a girl sets the marriage day,
she counts UP her ague days, so
as to have the marriage. come on
the off day.
, 1875-12-02

nuss1AN OPERATIONS IN CENTRAL ASIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. ti.-IntoHgenco re-
cctvad hero from 1Ashkend announces that Gcu.
Kaufman returned to, Kloiend OIL tha 81 Of
Eo.omber. having LIFT Ut Namanghau strong
Independent force, under tho command at MAJ
den. acobo!cif, to watch tho KiptsctaK popula-
tion of tho kliannte OF KhokApd. A portion
of thih corps Of observation il At Tusaa.
Communication hotween khojend and
Nalnanglau !s uot ~ pEoaont regular, and will
roman uncertain unt.t order IL cetnnlpsely ss-
STORED IN tho Country. For tho better security
Of tie froutsors of thu dinttct Ut kAojetld, tbe
fortress OF elacl.aul l,h4 Leon occupied by thu
ttu .aiaua, VIM INST With no Resistance n tsalnE
pos4cssou Khan NaHr- -Eddiu, who wan dr1yon
from KAokAud, !. now with lis suite 1t khotand,
awaiting the further PROGRESS Of events In thu
khaERto.
utnLtH,: NOV. 12.-aen. won Kaufman, ia M
ogdrs tln Jour dAtel Camp ot Min BULK, on tic
figAt hank nf Thu Hir Ds1ta, Oct z, proolslmn
lGs annexation l,y Russia Of Tho MOI thern hAlt
Of tho khhuato Of Khokand. Tbs new province
ts borisrotl BY tho t3lr Darta aud lIaEil Rivera,
and cailod thu District OF Na,napghap. The
Town Of KhokAud il mol included ln llle snnexed
territory.
nxALia. Nov. 1i.-Whilo Northern khokand
has been annexed BY the Russians, ttIs euuthorp
half OF tho Khanato ssnaius without any 1toog-
nized Government.
l.1ko ll,n futhos, the son Of the expelled Khan
wAo attsmpted to aAcenQ tho throa1 Ala fel ~
HuS4lAa territory.
, 1875-12-02

morn,n;: ant aflc,nonn a1s uhr:, hne no fouc u
rioa Nan iea.!lctl Mr.. lsarnnp. ot tho fldrl,sy
INSURANCE Company, Cfl'elsu. snhulttnl tho
c,sa aud tato for mill ptornitF, and RiE" slers
t..reu lsi.nssnre hut the fee1tng WAS rather In
farol OF organizing \ nill-rs Insurance coni-
my. 4 taEamltteo was arppip.ch to telt! n
patrnt laws 10 A. to bear lcAs oprEessiveiy on
mill oNnofn. .,
I'ho tt,iIlors at Tho evening 1ossion rocomtn.t-
tcl tho nnbcct uf usnsanco to spacta' con,fnit"
fco fur further consideration, Alter appointing
threo t1aieuaros ia tho National Con ycniun, ttIp
Convention, adinutnod to assemble ~ EAst 1T.
Loulo jan. u next.
, 1875-12-02
LIBERIA.

ATROCITIES or THE hATlVE NANnfoaS.
Lospox, Nov. 12.-To The Editor Of the Ion
don Times: Isy tho mail stoamef Congo, Which
arrived at Liverpool from tho West Coaat Of
Africa yostorday, I havo roceivol from the Hon.
". L. Nelson. Mayer OF Monrosia. a lottor, from
which give yon the following extracts. a1om-
piifylng the atrocities of tho war now being
wagal tlloro:
t5a Bun,luy, lilo 10Th Of October. tho oorernmnnt
trooie ado ailotler attack xrl werc defeated with
tho lo,a Of sunIYo killed and ffty moro wounnl
Many Of the wnNudcIi afterwards fstcu aud
Killed. thrtr hea1a uud right hands cu of to be dried
and f"pt ~ ncantoc, of ihs bato the rest or great
warriors. Fur tho satu Of humanity, DO try anh
aestst ns. Tho frst ratso Of tho war was t'at tho
Nssn trae carried On by Tho capo panas natyea with
tho io.er'r threo years aEo 1fcr Ma1satIs Govern,
ntn hsa 10 as,d the eun1cat M Ior'h respe;ssng sio
little help In the shnpe Of medicines, tandages and
rid rothos for many woinen anl chlllEeH are A.
most naked hssns lot eyerytans, aud fear sssVs.
town.
Having already aeut you tllipga Of tho nisara-
BILE brott which was desoiatlnR tito Republic Of
Liberia, did not foel much inclfned to trouble
yuu again TODAY with facts 40 repnlslyo as thnsa
which are contained in Mr. Nolson's lcttsr. hut
know tho capabilities u lihoria. aud bal1oTo
It 10 bn tue cu1nmonremans Of eldlosa trouble 70
the pruRreseiys strides Of civilization and trado
tss D.O At1'S* ~ "s'N" *N.S $1"H oNsN
btate to be tramped undsr foot by m iniuri-
| atAd horde OF sayagcs. Wbon Mo come to con-
| bidsr, also. that tue cause Of tho quarrel fs
| tho e1ort nlatlo by Liberia TO cxtluxulsh tho
last faint ombors Of sIuyory withln itn borders.
/ no apology ought. in truth. to he exacted frou!
no tar invoking through yon tho sympathy ot
those who AAyo fAth iu tho triumph OF Eight
over wang. although thp contest NAV bo ear-
rled on In 40 obscure cozusr OF Tho Rlobo and as
distance from uur own toorH. Without furtheF
| comment. therefore. I leave the extracts from
Mr.. Nelson's lottor TO speRk for themselves, ail!
to work out what good they may by the powerful
Aid almost cottain to follow publicity At youz
hands. au, Htr, faithfully yours.
| d. ClI1NEHy,
Lato Charge dA1s1rsa Of Liberia.
, 1875-12-02

rHE ,tsLsccA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nF 4 kARoAE-
TAN E:ElVAt TItRotiInUr rttE EAST.
c;"aesnn1'fntr MN l'ors N"rh1.
LoSnnH, Nov. 13.--Wo nro NOW worried by
tho news from, AIr. nlsrasls fau,ous +" Struts Of
sfalacca, and especially by lilo tidngH that Tho
murder uf Mr.. Pirrl. at rarak nal llic suban-
qncnt evonss IL tho aIala" S.ates Indicate tho
near outbrehS Of ''rcf!gioaa wnr "A mar
wngeti by tho Alnl.omstapn against tho Christians
auj tho other I,eretics. Tcro aro those who
Ray that throughout tho whoto at tho Ehet :
til TMkoy, In lu1ia In China, In refs1a. nn1
III Affles-an extensive religious revival
among tho Ala!nns'nia fa In .proRress and thai
W., must lot,x fur thu outbreak uf q general IT,
1letouA war Fr.'vakat by them and chrtintl pn. Oh
thar part. with MI tie zeal aud fnro.ty that TO-
l'eIo'ls fanatic.sm can inspire. Thts would rot
bs uioarant thing. especially nt this tnnlnont
Whon tic Prince of Wnes Is hegtpnin., hin tonr
AIMING mtlEt ,,1s of Malo,nstnns. Tho outbreak
in tho Straits ao.tIolnents Inns bern considered
kerioun annt1gh 10 demand tic eenfinE of troops
from tndit; aud |: II pohal's 70 SUNNY the ace
nrdcled Oh Wednesday IL proceed from Alder.
alo' to 1ndla hy WAY, oI tho Suoz Canal. Tho
trs, II ortlarod to 10 nts Tho Frs. ba.talonB of
tao SIKH AMI Hllitii Euut.
PExAsu, Nav. 12.-Eariy In 1874 Sir Andrew
rIa,ke. III cnnRclurnce Of Iiracfca but b,foro
Lord kimhcrlry's san, u,tion, convened meeting
of Chefa, and concluded convention whereby
Residents wcre rlacstl at rerak, Larut, md
other d'as!irts. at. Dlt9a WAS appo'n'nn 81, r.
Iorak. ind Capt. bpoedy AZ Lhrlt Ihoro
were ttso claimants to tho throne on
Nulton 'Ali's death-;ha Rajah AElda Ab-
,;noia nnI fsrnnit. Isu1aiI acted ~ Sultan
and liant ti,o rouaI,a, but hbinoIla il tlo riultful
l.a,r. Sir Aadfom Clarke upea AbduoIls. Tile
oeie Guy "s Gn1'y ous o ,s.oa nlth
Abdouita's consent. ratfytnE tho Former troaty.
aud appointing Btitial, officers as Quocn'b Com.
miasn,1Icrs II, ,,nvc,n t1,I, rnnutry Mr.. ]tIret,
taos, ttat tI,,sn Standardization. i,nd honn for,,
neati LINZ Lnoso M ,..o p iuro..;,., H.
"o"h pY IalAya' anu; olt tnttse ~ Wv
nla'sef waa KILLED. Isn1a!I IL suspactaa ot co1n-
plicity in tho disturbances.
/ arrived ut I.arnt livsr mud proceeded by
uirLt nttnneatcd 10 lin ltctttafley, 70 miles
f,sti,or saw rant. EnoaIlv. Iin etntna tl,nt
~ .:;.t ~ n,itf rhe f!uo.o roa; iontu lin vo
~ uss't :, ~ nnn 20 ru.e. n,t ~" ,ita"s Tt
oilofea 1'odo E1osl ~ 'ihht tno Msl15e' 1sar..
Speedy haa stucRadod tho pass betweeh 1cfaA
and Lnsnt.
Tho Malay AIuptrt Haihl of 1.arut tells mo tia
intrrnata md f'.rnk Maiay iutcrc LtH ara not iisn-
i'll n,'d h. in fr,nn,ijv ~ lin itr;tish
9'1s'' aa" III ~ n"1,, r;m., ~ W t''t0" -
III. t,ro rocoIw,,I fran, IL" I;n}op;at f,e,cn
, 1875-12-02
CuBA.

Nxw Yong, Dec. 1.-AccordluR to cab!o alb-
patchea reccivod from Lonton by prominent
5paniards hero, tho recent reconstruction Ut the
Spanish Csb.not implies Tho appointment Of
Gen. JoTelar to relicyo Gen. VAln,Aseda from
the command OF tto IdAud of Cubk.
Private a.lyices nHa1rt TINT thu Cuban Con.
Sanglnlti has sIain u spanish fnrea Of uV0 nasll
ullt3sr Col. Eampl1o. ut ,llo iHtorsoutson OF thn
maiu tnsnmka funu.pg through tAe eeutzo Of
tho islanh and tho rood leading to ltamedios. a
dccoYing futcO OF Hharpsl!ootars was deployed ta
ioxd than into atuluBh wlsn they WoyG attacked
by the main body Vi zchols.
, 1875-12-02
DIR. RADWAY'S
Pills

paisellt ltAtais.a. etssatlf sost44 W. saH fs5.
la!xa, requisite pit. s!s.n!es ~ ~, :,,m.ea.
ls*s, .srs Riis.s, s!.aJs ssrlI!Is: sI"l!.s isa 81
pur4la Hltlluu4s tllk1a. stTat. nusasi "
uews Res. aa1 :. L. sns9sa9ait1s es e. farsf sf
eieule, eoutsta'as no 'asssas'' ~saes-''' '' Ss'
obssr,s thu tullaslnx Asinpsoms sssuluos t'S''
p4oEdeA ot tho nasst3s Al, Of .e lilo! ~
st3'asS a:5s nts';ss 4 Is. ssssss, sssss.
nntons. tokuS u ~ sas ~ o. ~ a;s
ss " IL s1l Hall Sia Vsssus 20 q
!as h,: 81 s.a..sa aa R1st; s 4 IT
l9n ppf. ppifs..d q Tnoacioacs Il Pospifalgn fs'Huas
IT, Il athf,: ths ss; il oes. a'' ..s
.e ,aot ii .AhWAYi, PILLS WI! TO- ehs s. net
fnm ii liz Ahu5s -Hsed dI4os1qas. Pflea - eeH~ ~
hpx. h.,d hY struI4'ts. q.
Kc,l.l "iEalse ulla True,
Rand nm. t,,t.,.t.np 70 RASWAY 4 CO.. No. 2
Mslssn. IT,, NsS YuEk. JaIQsNsIto4 Nqsst Aaaasss
V4A 10 sent {a2.
, 1875-12-02
Tuiuor Of Twelve Tcnrs' fsrosflh CHFea u
iladwuy'a tirsuiyent.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

F,o,n 1 prumnsut gentleman and readsnt of CIneaas.
o. tur eao p9st iuFty 5eat4 Ho kanHA tn tuo ag"sps'
pubilsi4srs throughout Tho United ht.toa.
AtW fql;X, O,t. Il. EH,
On, RApwA1- Sfu: ! nA! Induced hy = Isa', =.
wo k,4 1 lotr tlsdtenp tysoli. Bur kossfat feaH
SiaasJ osxSp. hch so,a tsaVp mouths ",
Il n.t tyttiht J.,asa. whtsa r. ra san.
aA,1ma,ian of tho kiaeys md laadcs ant ga.o - -
1nvls op,aon that ny aIs17a 1GaIs-H2ad Prsnt,ts Il
physiesns aud had takaH Faras quantity of nsdoens
Ind lad u aVpi.hinS cuts. nsrna 6sen nads bf 'e
{ses .n sn9 foa! months ~ fcsa nsSl syo. + e
ehsctad Isr.on Who had bug bsoa EneFns ~ ..s ~
hee gent right 81 and ct tdua q Pill
aud snaulenced Mkna tAen In t1rSs days VA sfe1F
y 1cl!zysa and now fssl ~ rsll y sssf tc,t,p,,
, 1875-12-02

Special DIspIsrh 10 The ChIcaao 1'ri9nnt.
C7DHn RAPIDS. H., Dec 1.-The membera Of
tho StanIiug Committee OF tho Diocese Of
Iowa mot hcro to-day, ami voted to conArmthe
election Of DIS. A1cLaren and Brown on 1),sh-
ops OF Illinois mad Fond du Iec, respectively.
II was ann ,.nccd that DR.. Eccleaton had declin.
Cd 10 accept tho B!shoprio of Iown, notwlth.
standing majority of tho Standing Cumms, toes
and tho House Of Bishops Ind confirmed his
otoGtion. Another ofoctlon will hu llell h. the
annual Convention at Dcs Moines In Msy next.
, 1875-12-02
GREAT BRITAIN,

CONVICTED or MUIpkR.
I.oxpox, Dec l.-:rhe Trial ut the brothsrs
Wainwright -llensy. for the uauslor os Harriet
LAM, on Whltechspej roal iu 1874. and Thon-
Az, ~ accessory after sbo tacs-ctosod to-day.
l,uth wero touul guilty. Henry was san-
tcnced 10 dsath, aud Thomas 10 seSan 3eass pa-
Nul bcrystuue.
FOUND DEAD. =
Thu vito OF tho Hon. Hugh Caiiders was
found dead In her bud, at Aor huacsud'a !cal-
DEUCE Yesterday laurnlug. 4 bottle cuatAiuIu8
chloyo!Ulm u m4s fouul btEldo ter.
TIE MIsslSu AAEAlquE.
I.o:pox, Dec. .--6 a. n.-The Times says
thcso in reason to believe the disabled French
steamer Amtri1un tlaa been aeen oil the Hc1ll5
lalxuas. AGvtesumeat tuK.boak sas ssat put
, 1875-12-02
INDIA.
,Ytt,Hst nf,sfDAY ytHIF,

THE PRINCE or WALES noMDAT YtalT.
DoMnAs, Dcc. 1.-Tho rllnco Of WaleB has ar
1isat ut Goaoa,ho, CoyloM. ...
LONDON, Dec. I'd Il. n.--Iloinf0rcsmeut
from India hRya arrived 1T perak.
, 1875-12-02

PANS, Dsc. at A. N. Pauline Virginia do
JazQt, celebrated actress, is dead.
, 1875-12-02
AMERICAN RIBBONS FOR EsGlANn.

New YoRK. Dec. LA nnunectiou with thu
atuort ,noyemont following clo,tly lho sx,1aiuu
Out Of American cotton fabrics to England, tl.u
most interesting feature of late has bnsn ~ i,u.
puttaut aAlpuleut Of Amaricau iilhoua to Eu-
HtAna
, 1875-12-02

Coluapus. O., Dnc. LII. II. M,!iskeh han du
GLUED tho appointment ~ STATIC Treasurer, sics
Wolscl, deceased. 1hs position WAd thoif ton
dared BY GuY. Allen to tAo Hun Allen !. WykeH,
IT Columbus. who also dcctlued.
, 1875-12-02

Esery drop Of the sarsaparaa f1csnl7,nt co1nnla'
satss @ to ho u,s ~ "a M @tn .tn.;s ss
tEo M3slcs G tho hud viii uGM aud tugnd F!sts.'.l
Scnfuls. syplis, o'hsnmTion. klsnduas daea.o uo:H
thcg Nas.s " Tie ts.tesn. cye., stsamar9as d*
cascs. eruptlon. favsr soFe ,caIj huad. rlnyu. y.
shen, et,.ipelas. scno laef .pt x9frs t. ahs i:.e
painful discharges, nle. aaea.t loo. Of spstn anu al
wastea Of ta lls rrpc!pie within hl cYrs!o fanss
VII ,ro1o s my peson usinsit sth'r disease III
ia patlsn dsiiy becoming rcancda h, t1o ra,lss
aud decomposition .lAt " eatMMAs ItoFfrssiaTt ~
viii new asters! msdn from hs.lsly bl@ I'd tlt. IL
ha asusfan Will aud ttneA Aaourt.-A our? II crftl4s
for Wtson ones s roctY eonntaocss IT. work :l paa.
cation. and tHcc,s4 f. dimnt.us ' los, q w.st "a
focl himenls growing atter and s1ags ~ fnot Y:
acsiins notttr Appote linpEoElax and ssh aua "el:
Nos oaiy doe. tho Ksnap1E'Iau hean|.out a.eal ~
traWr - fouts IN tao euro u thrnt aff1luout
nn'tttloua aa hkip Iiseaass hui itb the only pad
tive Eur1 fue
, 1875-12-02
SRAlh.


NELEIIuIH ISTUI.ENIEEE.
LONDON, Dec. l.--IntelliEouce from, Spain
etatos that the authotIticH had cipsed pro:es-
taut church as Toledo, aud expelled tho pastor
aud seloollnhsksE.
, 1875-12-02

rssoat tuo nah'e "nsh1. t,1 Wy 1Gpeat fa .n'
Mt, u possible Win greater e'aFn"f!s. tSeuss-
tion.} That Company, rl!, ucrl,etsArd the 3iE.
Ees. frau,l eytr lcrtcitated nlon nns COUNCIL
III tlc eol,,try sir. And, sir (ttli3 tu tnn Ehalt~
man, il ,unIn. n Il, ference IL ,nu whit full
.n.,,,ttn "a ~ her,ro lin f',prI AMI rnla
.A''!'i:G' ,:i ,.e" 'e'"'o Wv ''''>' >'7
t1G y u4Asr ,"tta. :, ,, ,t
lleEo A% AaaiibtN ]n'H!'eH ui"h III, atos.
hhviE.: ne:i2ctI ttidtutl ltniIn3 llis m'1-." utd
catti,I. Will tucthrl,r Changes Mt poos licorta.
III .,.r e, a nojnt al ertIer," cried Cau,pt.n
Tin I,hnir's r,ohts r,,n leon tr1np,mI uI,,,
,,l ~ .'n hnn,,S T., ti"ro,,I I1,cn, Il
a''t "e -, ~ y tloul' :" .''t'. , ,,io, T.,
va. VINO !nhlnFaiti"n nla !1ns aha tI'I ~
' hts neroEatioh, hils Nh. ta1lrf'oi bs t''e
lad became c6hsctouB of t1' lG'FchnihG
'ts: H., ,,t,,,.n
yt,'.,,'a. =. ,'tH ,,,s :'t;nae Nnnr YIN '"''
Ahl. Culiortou would 10, Eiso way, howarer:
ho trot te6ted 2rAjpBt rllrl language NJ Aau bGEu
, 1875-12-02
THE WEATHER,

WAsu1sarox. D. G., Dec. I'll q. m.-For
Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley. ths Upper
I.atss, Upper Mississippi, aud LoHor Missouri
Valleys, falling barometer, southeast to- North,
caat winds. warmer, partly cloudy aud lazy
weather, preceding ntorm coutre.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
, 1875-12-02
GERM AMY.

UonyacNAKuPR AND THE EMPFRoR.
BEnLls, ucc. 1.-prfnce C3ortschakon had m
audience with tho Emperor to-day.
, 1875-12-02

urlnsr, aaq Womb ps:A'ss GtsTs ptaoets m!sre ~
g. abaminurs au in all cAs.s ~hrrs thr!s ate osGf &
durt do.sass VI As wtte< thick. condy -, s;s M
Fix, " thsq l. as dark. hliioYs srPearsns aaa
rhi,n b"ao nat 1spn,s. sHA acn ugsd III H. lua
Of tha back and aloux tho o|ua.
Tu,uor Of Twelve Yours' (;ro,Ylh CHFed os
ilaAwny'A tirsulsent.
NryxALY. Axss.. Jult u, ~
d. RApwAx, Ih1!s had ura!t.o kunus ~ ~ r,
aa bn,Hs All tho dunlayt said thstn VI ~ ps.p a. H.
inx heipod s.si.ent, .1a 'nasis III III
fc.sd fot tMelTo yesrs liz hotas 4 A. ae.'.sa @
I'D sae 4v1 a Pills and two BEETLE; q .sa
II ioI, snd oa botte5 anArtef; and Mnp!sF Il, Ii
III. ~ " ia sow.s oyor tho gran wrt'e this to 100 tn
tGe bynaht oi otbars You aaR p991:9 bo ess
Psios, ii par bottlo.
, 1875-12-02

pREetDih1 ELDERS.
SpecfIt DisHatch n The thi:nao TFfohH''
SgnsSoSsEln, l4ec. 1.--Tho Presiding Eldefa
Of tic lll,uo4a II. L. Conference in annual "eH'
slon Ac:e. concluded tacir business this morH-
ius. Upon rcasaombltng, Tho missionary claim
was sppo 'toncl to tic t.sbtrtcta MS follown:
striugGe,d, 52.a7a Jaekaonvlllo, q2.415 lsoou1-
ington, $3.50: Decatur, s2.55o; Pam. $l,a6h;
,tat.oou, al,dlo; Champaign, $2000: DAnslllo.
~, Hi; North Inck.onvo. 1880: QuinFy,
:1,650; driggsvtIle, e1.T00. Tho Church a1tel-
ZION c'ain was apnurlsoncd aa followa: alring-
fnlI, $3.50; Jacksonville, 1910 bloomington.
$3.50 Decatur. $3.50 rsna, $3.50; Nation,
sa,so; Champaign. sJ.a1; Danyi',e, a3.s9;
North Jacksonville. s2.5o; Quincy. s'2.95;
nrisgsyiiIo' a2.7o. Tho following sums aro to
TO tho acnesal Ccatetsncs % n,sat Q.
baltimore next May: Springfield: si20;
Jacksonville. s137; Iloomiugton, .:t57; i'eca.
lar, $,l55 pana, 500: alattoon. $lo3; than.
ruign. al30; Nurtn JacGsonSil,o: SlS! l,an-
yille, stl2: Quincy si2t: GnsiGgavi1lc,, Ms
vile, 500; Bloomington. s2i5; Decatur, Sab; /;
l'sna. 9liD; afattoon. $3.50; CHAMPAIGN, Sl7H !;
North Jacksonville, HSa; Quincy, Tl7D; GEEggs"
yiiic, siaG. Conforcnco claimants. 10 ctnta s.
year per member. Frecdmon'H Aid Society. s"-
,ortianmont to bo eighth Of thn slisaionary
atat,,s OF tho Episcopal rcsllo'ce entorpl tBo NJ
st. Louis. A rcaonuon .wat aaontea ,naA!ia
tho amount To ho raised BY tho Illinois Confer
enep for ths Bishops Geatdcnco ut st.. l1u'lis,
ei.01o, Distributed an follows I: Springfield
sl75 Jacssunvi!le. sisl: Elooininitrn, :A7a ;
cI,nnrnG,. 5io, Danvi.o. 1856; North Jscl-
sonvitla, $500; Quincy, 500: 0riggHy.llo t3ln.
Two snen arc 10 10 appointed BY each Elder aH
collectors.
, 1875-12-02

"O00T . FEtFEFfDEEFFIIH NFs5HF 'FTHNs :.
pnliApELrll1s. Doc. 1.-~DeBpfto tho gnrY cod
woathcr, tlloro WAS quito q largo congregation
assembled ut thu prayos-meoLlng OF Moody aud
sankey THE morning. A noticeable feature was
tho presence OF large nambor Of people who
had evidently cnmo from tho Surrounding
country towns to hear sAo avanselstts. Afses
tho l,s,l,l Horyicos sIr. Moody announced Tint
tho carly morning hour for prayer would to
abandoned, ln,t that tho hour from II to would
bo substituted. ...
pcrBbnB Dr1sont.
a sprcni train from Lancaster Tomorrow will
bring Loon ekcurnIanista to Atacnl tho noon
m-cllng. Thoro will nl9o be Al excursion oSer
the NOW Jorsoy Central.
, 1875-12-02

Paul M!choeioft, ths engineer commissioned
by the ltun- iAu GosoruMeat 10 hkDlue aud ~.
port On tha torlx aud Mate5-comalllcstiona Of
NORTH Amasias " IL 1i.seiaasu s&aulai9g tho
canal sys&aR Of Qh1e,
, 1875-12-02

MISCELLANEOUS.
MonrFk11ka, VI, peo. 1.-MeFouty "a below
arm.
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A CHARMING WOMAN.
BY JOHN q SANE.
BY JOHN q SANE.

A charming woman, I've bcari IL said
by other women as light as shc,
But alt in vain puzzle my head
To find whcroin the charm may be.
Her face, indeed, Is pretty enough
And her f1rui IL quite as good as the hes
Where nature has given the bong stua,
And q clever millincr all thu rest.
Intelligent Yes, in a certain way
With the feminine Cifl Of ready speech,
Aud knows very well what nor 20 say
Whenever the themo transcculs her
reach.
But turn tho topic on things to wear,
From an oTo.a cloak to ro'e i- NUT
Hats, Jaflues, or bouneis -'twilll make
You stare
To sec how luent the lady can be.
Her laugh is;harily thing TO please
Flr an honest laugh must always start
Iion a s,vcsomo mood, like sudden
breeze,
Aud hers is purely matter VI art
\ Muscular motion made 70 show
What nature dcieucJ to lie beneath.
Tie finer mouth butwhat can sh, DO,
IL ;iJ' is rdiRei to show the teeth
To her seat in church--a good half mile
When the day is ius she is sure 70 go,
irrnyyd, Of course, ia tlq latest style
IiVols d. pa-ty has couo 20 show
And -hc puts her hand on the yc'vc, pew
lt.u hands sO wl,;c have taiut Of siu'
Aud thinks how her prayer books tint OF
b.uc
Mast Aarmouile with her milky ska
Alb what shall VIC say ,of one who walks.
In fields Of flowers to choose tho weeds .
Rcals authors Of whom she never talks
And talks Of authors she never reads
S5e's a charming woman, I've heard it
said
By other women NJ light "a she;
Bu, all in vain | puzzle my head
10 GGi wherein the charm may be.
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The latc1 and most
of cleri al concnpicer
Sawyer Jone0, who b
men had bette, look G
II ho has not ,eft oat on,
eminence 10 threatened.
E~--ss-s 80. -aN7-s.'-s
Belle seyn.Our, of Memph'
male attire with u gang
three months without being
The discovery was eyeRtuali,
cording to o guess OF the ST. l.
because sho sat Down on the I
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THE STORY or A BUREAU.

As woworc passing down Exchange
street several years ago, We stopped
III front of an auction room to exam
inc the various articles that woro ex-
posed to be sold under tho hammer.
We had been there but few mo.
ments, when we heard female voice
Iinquiring, as tho old bureau to be
sold to-day = On looking up, We
perceived the question had been adj
dressed to us by a young lady, whose
rad but pleasant couutcnance strucl.
~ at oacc. Wo replied that nj. tho
articles spread on the Sidewalk woulG
bo disposed of to tho highest bid
der
II ehould like this bureau If il
goes low enough she said, pointing
~ I'M old fashioned article that was
standing among otIor furniture ;
but l never bought anything at auc
ton in my life, and see 10 women
hero 1 don't know us it would bo
proper for mo TO bid.
"it would bo perfectly proper,
we remarked, but if you wish ii, !
will bid on the bureau
If you will, sir, shall be greatly
obliged to you
How high are you willing should
go ?"
~ don't exactly know how much
it is worth, but il it sells for thgoo 0,
four dollars You may buy it,"
Shall speak to a hand cartman
to leave it at your house.
mo, sir, will call at noon and
settle for it and take it away ail
very much obliged to you FOR your
kindness"
SO saying, tho young lady went
|awGy, leaving us TO wonder who she
was, and of what use the old piece oI
furniture could be TO her. We eX'
Nmined it-took ont tho drawers
but we saw nothing remarkable
about it. At eleven o'clock whel
the auction commenced, we were
Ipresent, and Nitor waiting near N
Q 0utiouccr remarked, I'VE
Ill the bureau, What vii
me, gentlemcn p One
ltored two dollars. another
L We bid half dollar more
gllars were bid-four aud {
nj five dollars.
were astonisLod that the olC
E; should bring so high price
" hat could we do soc it sold
and disappoi'4 tbr lGdy2 Tht
thought struc' ht have
belonged to and sh,
wished 10 Il that ao
count, and .lJh, .}isapp1iut
her, We resolved i again. Six
dollars were offered by another tc
our astonishment but when ON
hand is in, We seldom let another
outbid us, and so we offered until
tho bureau was run up TO ten dollars
and we purchased it for half a dol
lar more. Certainly we would not
have given four dollars for it to use
ourselves. However We bought it,
and had it sent to our room, telling
the auctioneer that if q lady should
call for it to inform her where it
might be found. We examined it
again and again, and began to regret
our purchase, feeling almost certain
that tho young woman would not
thank US for what we had done but
we never mourn over a bad bargain.
Our philosophy will not permit us to
do so.
A little after dark, as We were sit
ting in our sanctum, the young lady
came in, with an apology for in
truding and remarked "Y O u
bought tho bureau-so the auction
Ger informs me"
"Yes, bought il at an extravigant
price, assure you"
.What did you givei'
"Ten dollars and q half "
"You astonish me. What can
'dof had no id0a that u would
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A life Inaurance company has ro
fused to pay II $4,000 policy bo'
cause tho insured committed mora
suicide, ho having procured the poi
cy in reply TO q message f,c
friend in the unseen wo~'
elect that Le wou!'
upon certain day
no did