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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

Mr.. Foshay has the best pens in the
market; his inks are unexcelled; his stock
of books. stationery, drugs, ETC., are way
up as to quality. and way down as to price.
Call and see.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

Rev w. C. Kanter, of the Evangelical
church, from Pennsylvania, is expected to
arrive IN this State soon, sent out by the
Board of Home Missions to preach in Polk
and Yanlhin counties.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

One Of the mills at Port Gamble broke
down last Monday morning, just as Il was
starting up for work. and remained broken
down for at least two days. The osiier
mill Ii running night and day, as hard as
It can, cutting an Immense aniatinE of inIll-
Der every n hours. Six vessels arc, !. snese ana
loading. three of which will carry 2,ouOs-
600 feet.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05
speclaI Noeaees.

In Every Town and Village persons may
be found who. have been saved from death
from consumption by Hale's Honey or
Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. 20
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

SURPRIsED.-Rev.J j. Bowersox, pastor
of the Evangelical Church. and family,
were agreeably surprised last Friday even-
ing by their friends. The Rev. gentleman
and wife returned from singing school at
the church to their home, only to find it
in the possession of concourse of people,
who had brought with them quantities Of
grub OF the wayupest kinds, as well as
some very acceptable presents. The sur
prise was most complete, and all the more
enjoyable on that account.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

AS an indication of the s'money" there
is in land OH this coast, we cite recent
operation OF David Jacks. of Monterey
county. CAL, who owns farm of ten thou
sand acres, which was purchased a few
years ago for $4,000. He last year plant
ed it in wheat. The yield was fifteen CEN
tails per acre. At one dollar per Genital
this gives crop worth $3.50, 600, OF which
twenty-five per cent, or $37, 500, is net
profit.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

MOONLIGHT ExcURsIoN.-Next Thurs
day evening is tine time set for the NOON
light excursion on the steamer Alice, Capt.
Bell, over the broad bosom of the VIII
lamette. As the fare is but soc, every
body1l go. The Mechanics Brass Band
has been engaged, and will furnish the
music. 'Ror for the moonlight excur-
sion
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

P1cNe.-TEse seventh annual picnic of
the Onesters comes of on the 23d, at
Hackleman's grove. Swings will be put
TIP, eroquet and base ball grounds arranged.
and, to highten the interest. a fat mans
race will be indulged in, with suitable
rewards for the winners In the eroquet and
base ball matches, and in the tat mans
race. An oration will be delivered, and
vocal and instrumental music viii be fur
nislled. In the evening dance will be
given at the Opera House for those In
clined 20 "trip the light fantastic. 'Rah
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

l.. II. Montanye is announced as the
Democratic candidate for Justice of the
Peace for this precinct, and w. III. Queen
er for Constable.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

Next MONDAY EvENING-TIIere will be
meeting of the Woman Suffrage Associa-
tron of Linn county, at Mrs. Frank Par
toms, at 7:3o. D. D. GRAY, Pres.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

WAY UP TIME.-Our fire boys took n
little excursh to Corvallis last Friday night
to help the redshirts there ont with their
dance. Our boys report the best of treat
ment at the hands of the Corvallis Onesters.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

FESTIVAL - -MARRIAGE.-Of course we
go to press too early to give a description
OF the Baptist festival last evening, but
we are under the impression, from the
character Of those having the matter in
hand, and the preparations made, that, it
was grand success. Alonzo Gray and
Miss johnson, it was announced, we're to
be united in marriage, and rurnor has it
that another couple was on the anxious
seat, but were not certain they could get
ready in time. Everybody that went en-.
joyed the occasion. Give as more Of these
sociable reuninus.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

The Recorder adverti<es for sealed pro
posals to establish a grade for the city,
between the A. s. 5. Canal and the riyel
front
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

Our old friend, Rey. S. d. eager, of
Waterloo. called on Tuesday. Says the
nominations are satisfactory so far as his
bailiwiek is concerned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

GONE EAsr-Dr. G. w. Gray has gone
Fest on a heath and business trip. expect
ing to be absent about three months. Due
notice will be given of his return. 33m3#
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

This attachment business is INDUCED
in regardless of taste or expense" occa-
sionally, going to the extent Mt times OF
closing man out lock- stock and barrel.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

Billy Parker, typo, went to California
on the outgoing steamer. We wish him
'sfat matter and long take
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

w. B. Carter. Esq, shed the light of his
countenance upon us Tuesday. Billy was
fully mp to the times in dress, cane, etc
and looked as though grub was plentiful
at his domicil.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

BASE BALL.-The base balIists practice
nearly every afternoon. at O'Clock. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, near Mont
ocar1nrv
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05
NOTICE.

ITO THE LADIES OF ALBASY4NND SIcIS-
Il ity: Mrs. Upham and Mrs. Grubb have
opened dressnaking shop, one door west of
Fox's store and are now prepared TO do any
and all kinds of ladies' work with neatness and
dispatch.
Mrs. Upham is a thorough and accomplished
dressmaker, having been in the business more
than twenty years. Wen, all we have to soy is,
try us and be convinced. Thankful for past fa-
vors, we ask a continuance OF the sames
MISS BOI.DS and SzESS. GsR1TBTI. at the
same place. have stock of Fancy Goods, and
useful and ornamental goods for ladies' wear,
which they will sell at low rates.
They do all kinds of stamping on short notice
ut reasonable terms. Also agents for the Sani-
tary Corset-the most fashionable and best in
use. Give Il call.
Albany, Feb. is. '76-22vS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

'DsIsoLvED.-The partnership heretofore
existing between Jas. III. Foster and John
Foster. under the firm name of J. III. Fos-
ter & Co.. has been dissolved by mutual
consent. John Foster retiring from the
firm. Jas. II. Foster settles all demands
against, and collects all Sums due the late
firm. See notice elsewhere.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

THREE LINKERs. Odd Fellows of
Harrisburgh, Oh the 26th uf April. the fifty
seventh anniversary of the order in the
United State, securing the City Of Salem
for that purpose. excurshed TO Corvallis,
where they listened to a grand oration,
delivered by that excellent Odd Fellow and
Christian gentleman, Rev. Jos. Emery.
After spending few hours pleasantly at
Corvallis, the party returned TO Harris
burg, without accident or incident to mar
the pleasures of the occasion. The day
was finished out by dance and excellent
supper.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

WAXING UP.-The citizens of Harris
burg have voted tax of s2,500 to build a
new sclool-house. It is to be sixty feet
square. Articles of incorporation have
been fled for an Alden fruit dryer, while
purpose Of securing printing press. The
citizens of Harrisburg seems TO be waking
up TO their interests. and are determined
to at least make an effort to improve their
opportunities. Closh.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

GONE EAsT.-Dr. Geo. w. Gray, wife
and youngest child, started for Philadel-
phia and the Centennial yesterday. Jas.
FL. Foster, wife and daughters, also take
the ocean steamer advertised to sail from
Portland yesterday for Frisco, thence to
Philadelphia. Pleasant trip to the party.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

On recent trip the City of Salem toted
the largest load ever handled by one boat
as far up as Eugene City.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

Mrs. S. A. Johns teaches the Taylor sys-
tenn of cutting dresses, eliildren's clothing,
etc., and those who have taken lessons
pronounce it the best system ever intro
duced for the purpose intended. Call and
interview Mrs. Johns about it,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05
f.aEr or 1ETTnnn

Remaining in the Post Office, ALBANY,
Linn county, Oregon May 4th, 1875.
Persons calling for these letters must give
the date on which they were advertised.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

Those elegant and stylish sprirg hats al
Mrs. ID. Stevens are creating no little en-,
thttsiasm among the ladies'.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

The Democratic candidates for county
offices propose opening the campaign at
Halsey on the 2sth. As their time is
valueless, ''worth nothing to nobody,
they might as well spend it making bonn
bastic speeches as in any other way, we
suppose
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

Srr. J. b. Titus returned from San Fran
cisco on Wednesday, all the better from the
trip.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

INSTALLED Following officers were In
stalled, on Tuesday evening, IN the Chairs
of Western Star Lodge, No. 10, I.O.G.T.,
by d. D., J. A. Warner. w c II, WR
Blain; w V L. Lissic Williams w S,
r Fox w A S, t Fortiner; WE s, Jos
Ligeett VT. Mrs. F NJ. Westfall; w
M, Ella Ridout; D NJ, A NJ Roop; w I
G. A Il ArneH; w o g. FM westfall;
p Wet. IN Liggett. Delegates to
Grand Lodge. J. A. Warner and Lissie
Williams. Alternates, I. N. Liggett and
w. r. BIain.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

Albriee. T. 8 Gross. Mrs LIzzI6
Baker, G F GOetcbin, Wr a
Booth, j l Havcr, Il Sec Y y
Bricker, Mrs A M Himer, Mrs Almira
Bricker, Mrs NJ + Phiney, M w .
Beryeu. NJ s SingsJ
Cramer, Frank StrutliOff. Edward
Davidson, j X Syrnou'f. Mrs i'll
Drum. Mrs l. SE. Miss r I
Guild, Miss Leny
p. II. RAYMOND, r. NJ.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

THE EGIsTER BUILDING,
Corner Ferry and First Streets.
TERSrs-rN ADVANCE.
Ore copy, onesssr .--,--.....--...-..--s2 50 50
One On ,SSy COPY s six months sae, 90 90
s6scribes Outside of linn county viii be
charged 20 cents extra g 20 for the year as
that is the amount of postage per annuln
which we are required to pay on each paper
FRIDAY. Y.............=.... MAY 5. 1876.
| Home Interests.
A good many strangers in the city.
The mist started in once more Wednes-
day evening.
County Court in session during the
week.
The Baptist fair and sociable last light
was way gorgeous.
Hurrah for next Thursday night and the
moonlight excursion.
See those elegant tin ..ware, new styles,
At ID. c. Nelson's.
The roads, which have been exeerable,
are improving.
Mr.. Lord, of Portland, was in the city
on Tuesday.
Major White, of Corvallis, called on
Saturday.
About this time of year every laverick
in the country teazes to go barefooted.'
Tie ''barefoot boy is to be seen in
every direction these days.
A great suff1cieney of water in current
circles at present.
J. II. Rurkhart is just the man to conduct
the real estate business. and he's doing it
right up to the handle. too.
Another saloon was opened OH First
street on Monday, Geo. Robinson in COM
mand.
Judge Powell returned from his trip east
of the mountains, where he was called
professionally, on Tuesday.
Those elegant and stylish sprirg hats at
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

The Altce is one Of the most popular of
boats, arising, most probably, from the
fact thatssss has the naost genial and whole
souled officers TINT ever commanded. !
steamboat.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

Judge Powell returned from his trip east
of the mountains, where he was called
professionally. on Tuesday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

BURNED-The Willamette Wooden Mills
were destroyed by fire on the morning of
the Sd. The fire originated i'll the attic
where considerable wool was stored, and
is supposed to be the work of spontaneous
combustion. Loss estimated at 1925, 900 !;
insured for 500, ZOO, 81, 500 of which was on
stock. An average of S5 men were em-
ployed. at total monthly outlay of about
$33, 500. John Kelly. foreman of the weav-
ing room, in endeavoring to save the mill,
attached the hose and started the wheel,
when he was caught in the machinery and
before he could e4tricate himself. his cloth
ing was torn off of him and he was severely
bruised and torn. w. G. Griswold, chief
owner of the mills, is in San Francisco.
purchasing stock. This is severe blow
to Salem.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

NEW STEAMER.-The new steam fire
engine for Linn Engine Company, No. 2,
will arrive to-day. A competent engineer
has been secured, and the steamer viii
soon be on wheels ready for action. AS
soon as she can be got ready, the Company
will promenade through our principal
streets, giving an exhibition of what she
can do in the way of throwing water, pro-
baby from one of the cisterns on First
street. For the present, we believe, it is
the intention to house the engine on the
corner of Ellsworth and second streets,
However, the location may be changed to
some other point. In tie mean time,
look out for the engine. The whole Fire
Department is expected to take part in the
parade.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

Another saloon was opened OH First
street on Monday, Geo. Robinson In COM
,,,n,,d
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

j. IT. Rurkhart is just the man to conduct
the real estate business, and he's doing it
right up to the handle. too.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05
rEH.EaRAPM1C NEWS.

p. II. RAYMOND, !
, 1876-06-24

md The men i'Ihg At "lll, but eoolly and rarely
Gen. IIaycs' brigade belonged 10 tic division
rknE fn , ths e",nm nst dsssr1s and hsi
II the conrsc OF Cruok's advance 1t occupiej
tho extreme right Of tue line, and, crossing !
swa'lpy stream, reached Il position covered By
~ almost impcnctrablo growth OF cclAr,
with Hayes brigade in trout. The brigade tis,
advanced rupllly, covered By light line ol
skir,nlshcrs, driving thc cncnly's cuyalsy
Crossing two or three orern fields, exposed to II
acattrrtIlE fire, the brigade reached slight ce-
walton wiicre 1t cams Tito full view Of tie rur,
my, WHO opened upon It heavy fire Of mus
coIninanl forward on tho dnuble-quIck, autl
dnshsng through thick fringe Of unlcrbrush,
came upon deep slough about 80 yar,ls wtd.
brly;uic Tho bottom WIS treachcrous ooxe,
md the dirk wutcr, now chur1,rd With flying
bullets, was on thrn nearer side about IL feet deep.
Just beyond II WIS y rebel battery thlnly sup
elcnt protection, The movement was critical
u,,e. Should the brigalc undertake tu 20
around tlle obstruction It would bu exposed to a
terrible eniltMl!ng fire, and LOSING tho enthusl-
asni Of the Charge, would certainly bc lIseoln.
tttcd, anl tic l'Iu ol aa.ancc broken In ils v!tal
part. Col. llayt~ hesttatcd not an instant.
Catching tho situation ut Elnncr, l!a gave the
word forward to ltia men, aid then the exaIu-
nnn r;,r ea,,,. n,-u ~. ~ - i1,. ~ H. ~ a ..
.a,, ,',.i1 H., ~. ~ o!n nut I.o i.es
VAIN WILL ~ ot'uuM tne sl'o!is{ ooilot. tAch
gave plunge or t~o, anu SINK helpltss!y lNto
Tic !n!re. l)lsillountiHg, Col. llnycs waded to
thu further bank, beekuntng With his cap tn his
s0ltllGrs, some III Wtnn boun succeeded In iOlli-
jlIw him, Muuy others II, rrnntinp tn fuiipw.
wtrr killed ar tr,wnr,l. hut nnts, rnn,,rh ha.l
,,ass,.ti tn fnr,n ,,,,tr,,s fr th~ ,ri.,nIr nui
thrn, at Col. Hnyrs' command, lie leading, they
climbed tie hal,k and made tor the guns: hut
hnei withdrawn III hatt;,ry Inst Il, linz ~
SAW, Il. a,,ll INV cnti1,sriIly fi"l. In a ycw
tnln,Itex Co ifmvrs r"fnrtn"i l,ia hTica,fc IN H..
further siis tf tfe sionrh. and rcs,1It,ed Tia a-
, 1876-06-24
CLASPING HANDS,

o tho glorions feeling binding kindred hearts in
the pa5c elecrie thrilling In the clasp.ug o, the
When We meet the nnsorgotsen, The loved Of othc.
Whom ttappy smiles arc bcamtng through mist of
We ask them q their vapderlngs, and speak to
a, ,,,t ths}p w of ii PITT " c,ccnc,.d n,,,, ,,o
We talk S:oSPa sSe and fe.r Will. thought.
Leap up and claim an uttcranec In the cls.png OF
tile hands.
There are hours that come not often, and which
. come but ID entrance,
When the measure Ut = lifetime can be mcasurcd
When SuI ;sa,h; fair, buried ro'es come and beck.
When ths .S TN a'a dust reposet, and the vain un
And tof of sasxs y'"s westward bring glimpse
In the golden Orient dawniug. we lay our carcs
Hat thou e'sayed them dear one, to 'ook into the
hcnFt,
To rend IL language. and 10 draw lta folded leaves
TO play upon the ,nus'c.choras which give such
>Srying tonca:
Thou sant, not learn tho meaning all from out the
Draw n:a;et; 'stG eF hand in thlno o.t feel tho
Which nnkss Y is9, rush out to hers yet why
tia the sweet electric thrilling the closing,
49,. clustering bhh1t,
The glorious srit-lInk1ngs In the clasplng OF the
hAndH
IcaEc no. for tue chilling clasp which paris at en-
Dorne 9ut of cold for'naity under the huart'.
Sense IL. enl sola, counterfeit; cold, nnmcun.
Bette; H. lana should have part in .uet an OF.
Tho votcts the friends VIC lore, aud ecn the rap.
ttiEeI kst,
May thrill the soul With Joyfulness. with pure.
ccslntic bltts,
Aud yr. they 'ny no offering more free on Friend.
ships Hlrfne,
More holy and more beautiful swcet, friendly
grnsp, than thine;
For there lines when lIrs move not. when
ktnTt, too full 10 speak,
Can nothing tell. saye BY tue thsob, and Wild tu-
mM!luuns brat
Sweet tp!t bridge for Tho soul 10 csoss with It's
Elraminss, 10 aud fro,
shall bless thcc In whutcsct land my feet shall
clIanco to 80;
shall bless thee when my check turns pale, and
80. fainter grows my BREATH
Wnen my spirits Wings Just p!umcd for Night,
panFn al thu gatct OF death;
When unto ull the scenes OF Earth my last, fond
look IL given,
And Angels beckoa ne away unto lha Courts Of
Heaven:
Then, II there be aome loved one nigh, WIN near
my couch should stand,
would wish 70 h!d my Lust good.by In the clasp.
Ing of thu fnAds,
cLlcAuo, June u. EMMA pABsAonE Dnowy.
, 1876-06-24
THF VERDICT.

|
Ihiu was build and brilliant s!largc, tin bcwll-
acfcu prisoners, Us tv{ %eFc captured, sxGlaliTl-
INF ~ aatontsll'ient, ""!lo the Ill arc you
uust' oh TIE @Nh lie softfe was repeated,
tnre ai slxty officers ants loo 1ciI' all from her
s!aw'6 Dly!sio1l. IhllIgs pusscu quietly 1fs!ln
Iiiia uni'l the evening ni sept y, Whsn uueal6
Division, lncl,iu!us Col. Hayes bEigMle, bsra!'e
mvolVsa ' ,, n severe egafs'nont ~ bssTyyille.
mostly A1tcr tars Inc llhstles of i!usketry a1tl
exploding sheI!s, InibEllas With the fierce Tour
u coills1, HI, naie srcte TINT wns irlEhtiull'
graT, ~ h., i9s ar n, Ws a;t sGvvse tset 70 ts ya
ln'ncnt Jeopardy " being oyerwficlncd, never
waVetc1. Tho i'attle tcuscd by m1it1ln! consent
lnoat ~ o'clock, and the plckct lInes wc1e re-
cstabl1sllcd'
BATTLE OF orgQuAN.
Sheridan had BY thr tuc EEatty thoroughly
rcorgnnlzud tho mixed lorces plared under lis
conlinand, anti, on the t'th of September, was
visited by tr,i. Grant, WHO states III l,is report
tliat he suw that hut two words Ut instruction
were nrcsssary-. Uu inP" Accordingly, Grant
gave tl!rnl, AMI ahcsi,lun went III. Thc battle
VI Opgqua1l, or Winchester, w II 10 l,stnlly
vallesl, took plseo on tl,c lJ,'. Of September.
Early, IT. tlls time, held tic west bank Vi One.
guam Creek, occupying hrres nf ktruug heights
overlooking, lt1,u IN nnphthcatrr. n, irrey1,lar
valley, anu standing with regard to cacE other
Ike herlss Of detached fortillcatious. 2herilun
i,alrvw rayltu wnch rmtercI L ~ a "r"nkca
,Iu,rsn A"twrn a,"c o,'I I,.ns.i.. i. w,,',rI htis
thnn ,nny s,,,,,sr liz au n"1a 2,rI,, u ,,,rus '
st't Mt u. .ti"3. a.,uSo elie cnGtl} siiEntt fhule
Y nh1s ny eentsc ana outllank aflu "Yef"Ial1l
!!is !G't. ~ Was Ear'y's design, on t!o ot!!er
Il CERTAIN extrnt, then oycrwhclm f;tcrItIufl's
left, cut Ills army IN tHp u,Il beat II III DETAIL
The battic oI,c,lct at ID Il. il., wrr,l liz Sixth
C,riM e1,lerc,t fr,,, tia rn vinr sfniiuwr hy III,
EIn.trrnti, n,,,i aiintr ,,r","l r. tt, ,9, y..
1siittetot"t ~ Ait tanuts sto"no " t"t !ttt pusH'
su ii9ipetnously lnr"atd 4gaiibl EaIly's right.
C5bok's cuII!ts1and, comprising Duyals and Tho
burn8 dlribloai, nov arDuuehetl Into tho valley,
md passing behind tllu other two c)fps moved
rapidly To the right, intending. tn turn thp cnc-
, 1876-06-24

3AHQhIE <>eHA
a New York tnAu who ts spenlItnv the hot
weather SEASON with family On Pine street WAS
asked by the laly ot the lousc IL lie would take
hen oil the ncsi, Us 1t wanted 10 sit, aud shc
didn't want It to.
"CcEtainly," said he, and immediately started
/ out u tho barn where thu liens were kept, to
crush out the maternal prospects Of this pas-
tieu!nr one.
He went atratght for the nest to lit her of,
and reached 0ut tis hand fur TINT purpose, but
Immediately drew It back ngaln mud tuckel it TN
untlcr the other arm, Hnl squeezed 1t lfttr,
willis liz drew up llls lips US II about To wtstlu
something. Thun he stool there mil stared ut
tho hen, mud slc lifted up hur head aud starul
buck Ut him, winking her eyes with slngular
velocity.
"Get oft, won't You1" said he, after pause.
6l1e nude M rcspohss. lie drew out hls hut,d
and ltokrd at . rcd spot Oh ane Of ts knuckcs,
aud then put thu knucklv fn hIs lnuutll tn csnl
lertIE how on catth sllo moved 50 quickly.
Vile longer by eyed her, tllu less lnrlillrd liz
fclt to touch hcr, md finally ,lc climbed up
post tu hsaIA which ran over tho nrst, 1lHi,
lien, tojk oil Ills Int aud slk It ut lnrr, nn atl
yisc1 her to "gct." But slle only lutkrtl VI, ut
him onu eya at time, aud efnekrI onllnnusly.
llc told ler II she .lint leayc he'd come tiuwn
diately gaye up the t,luodtll!rstJ design WHEN ho
reflected tilatit WIS dumb al'it,lM aNl couldn't
reason Hike . human being -.
Thch l!e happened to t!tlhk Of Ills pants, which
were wlittu linen, ulu rubbed his hNEtrs o., tl,e
bean 10 lind tllrin full Of black dust, which lid
lin to work his huly around 70 look al hts
pants, an1 white making thls ysry natural 1aoyu
i!e snd1snly s,1pIen, nlaas plunge to rrnrw his
caanu casnu down Oh top of tle l1rn ulla lie hist,
smashing them bot, to tho floor upsettinr
barrel. aud tlliIng tbs atr With dust. feathers,
hen:noiscs, and eli1lekB.
When ftn furuttV hat
, 1876-06-24

-. 1l7aHG {Da.5 3anduV 7z{tgrai..
MIR. Davis ). kcllulA, uslu " ouf n,ost beloved
day, and who Will bo buried to-day by tho
Knights Tonplar, Is reported to haye nistlo
most wonderful revelation co,,.urnlng ill.,
cousins unsAnely death, during his reec.it alex.
Will toYe1M uther frlcntls, wura sitting at tht
be.lsllu Ut tbs sick man when he suddenly
reused hllAself from ui lIlscna!blu state, and IL
L very excited jnA1,uer stllIlouishe4 solle inyisk
kick Ills cousin Tobc to death, and then tn dca-
pair he fell bark III tho bed, saytug, at Is too
late; they hayu killed 4lu,." ILL friends It tho
TING did nut know what to make OF his strange
behaylor, but Two days later they teceiyud It,
scr ffoui liawknssi!lo stating That lis cousin,
Mr. Tubs kellru, had bce,, Kicked to dratA by
Lia mules Ut about thu tlule that le h2a spokra
u tAe mattcr lere III At!4nta,