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One cold day in Winter lad stood |
at the outer door Of cottage ON q
nleak moor in Scotland. 'The snow
had been falling very fast and the poor
boy looked very cold and hungry
"Mayu't | stay, ma'am?" said he
to the woman who had opened the
door. an work, cut wood, 90 for
water, and do all your criands."
"You may come in, ut any rate, un-
I'll NV husband comes home" the wo
man said. "rhere sit by the fire; you
look peiishlng With cod;' and she drew
n chair up to the wnrntst corner, then
suspiciously glanc,d at the hoy frnm
the corner oi her eyes, she continued
setting the table fnr supper.
Presently came the tramp Of heavy
boots, and the door was swung open
with quick jerk, and the husband en-
tered, wrari-d with the days work.
A look Of ofintelligeuce passed between
his wife and himself. He looked at
the boy, but id not seem very well
pleased; he I everlhe,s naue BIN come
to the table, and vas glad TO see how
heartily he ate his supper.
Day after day passed, and yet the
boy begged to be kept 'until 20 NOR
low;" so the good couple, after dne
consideration, concluded that a, long
as he wa, such good boy, and work
I'D so willingly, sh,y would keep him.
One day, in the mid He OF winter
peddlar. VINO often tradrd at thu cot
,ooa raIlad and after disposino Of sew
.rai 81 hiy hoods wo. rrpnaripu to 90,
,.Ian ha'goid ~ ib, woman
"Vdn bo,s a rov ont there shifting
,,,od I sne ;, roiniina to the ward.
"Vas d. Won know him ."
81 ,o1o sssn him :, replied the ned
,.,-
.,,yh,roo WIN Is hs9 What is he ?
uA ;,il hird :, ami then the pedlar
s,,,n,, lie porr over his shoulder That
i,' i"""S 7o,,ng as he looks saw in court
,,,,.,if omd naard Ltr spntenced-'Ten
,,,onths Nrou,d 20 ytll TO look care.
rnjIv after Finn.
81 there was something so dreadful
in tha word uiail." The poor woman
tfenblpd as she laid away the things
,,ho nod bougbt oi The rpdlar. nor could
.he Il. ,asv till she had called the boy
~ and assured him that she knew that
,arl, nart nf his history.
"a Ashamed and distressed. the boy
hung his head. His cheeks seemed
hnrsfino with the hot blood, and hi,
lin oniyerpd,
i,rrau me- said the woman. Chow
oane Won to 90. So voupp to that dread
frl rlarn . Where is your mother ?"
"Oh !" exclaimed the boy, with {
burst of grief that was terrible to be.
hnId -"oh hadn't no mother
hadn't no mother ever since ! was
baby If ia only had a mother" HI
confirmed. while tears pushed from hi
ewes s,I would mt have been bound out
ond kicl,ed and cuffed. and got horse
wbinnpd. ! wouldn't have been sauc,
and 90, knocked down, and ran away
and linen stole because | was hungry
,,o,lnr -,
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
1875. NEW YORK.
1875.

Eighteen hundred and seventv.siX is ihe Cen
tcnnal year. 1t is SO the year iii which an
OppOs itiOn House of Representatives. the first
slnce the war, VIII De IN lower ~ WasftlngIQ9h 9
President Of the United states. All OF these
events are sure to be of great interest anu I'M.
pOrtance, especially che two Latter; and all OF
Them and everything connected with them win
be fully and freshly reported ana expOundeu III
THE sun.
taking the line of inquiry opened years ago Dv
1HE sun, viii sternly and diligently inveSugate
the cOrruptiOns and misdeeds OF GRANTS al
mlnistratfOn and will it is to be hoped lay tho
LIQUIDATION for new ana better peilod IN our
national history. OF AL this THE SUN Will con-
lam complete and accurate accounts, furnish
ing its readers with early ana trustw0 tiny lu'
for uatiOn upon the aDSOr0lng topics
The twenty third Presidential election, with
the preparat On> for II, VIII be melnoraO As ue
cIdIng upon GRANTS aspirations Tor tlrd
tenn OF power ANA pmuder, and sui more uS
deciding who shall be the candidate OF HE PARTY
ol Reform, ana as electlng that candidluc. Con
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'The WEEKLY $ M which has attained n cir
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Nov. 21,-6t
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Abraham Lincoln's Reliance on God.

Abraham LincOln'S Reliance on God.
The following interesting letter of
President Lincoln tc Quaker lady has
Just been made public
Executive Mansion, Washington,
Sept 4, 1864
Eliza P. Gurney.
My ESTEEMED FRIEND ] have not
forgotten, probably never shall forget,
the very impressive occasion when
yourself and friends visited me on a
Sabbath forenoon two years ago, nor
has your kind letter, written nearly
wear later, ever been forgotten. In all
it has been your purpose to strengthen
nv reliance on God. | am much in
debted to the Christian people of this
country for their constant prayers and
consultations, and to none OF them more
than yourself. The purposes of the
almighty are perfect, and must pre-
vail, though We erring mortaIS may
iail to accurately perceive Il EN- in ad-
vance. We hoped for termination of
this terrible war long before this, but
God knows best, and has ruled other
wise. We shall yet acknowledge His
wisdom and our own error therein.
Meanwhile we must work earnestly in
the best light he gives us, trusting that
SO working will cOnduce II the great
end He ordains Surely He intends
some great good to follow this mighty
conyuision, which no mortal could
make and no mortal could stay. Your
people, the Friends, have had. and are
having. very great trial. in prlnci-
pie and faith opposed to both wa: and
oppression, they can only oppose OPP
preston by war. In this hard dilemma
some have chosen one horn and some
the other. For those appealing to mt
Oh conscientious grounds l have done
and shall do, the best | could and cal
in my own conscience, under MY oatl
to the law. That you believe this
doubt not, and believing it, shall still
receive Tor our country and myself
your Earnest prayers to our Father IL
Heaven. Your sincere lrehu,
A. LIKCOLN.
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CulcAuo. o.-Frctghts were quiet At DC for corn md
4ilc for wheat 10 Rut1alo. Chnrtcss: TO Col1ing-
woad-rrop City Of Owen Sound, corn 10 Buffalo;
props Starncca corn at 43.c, mud Idaho, corn md
wheat through, Capacity about 10, goo bu wheat
md 90. 600 bu corn.
BUFFALO, Oct. .7.-Chnrtass: Scllr George
Murray, coal 10 Chicago nt 51c per ton; 8chrs y.
A. Wells, Drightte, II. r. baldwin, and Lafrnier,
coal to Chicago at 40e per ton: schr Lake Forest,
cement 10 Cleveland nt &c, coal tcneo 10 Chicago
at 70c per ton; schr Jesse 1loy., coal, saaduky to
Racine, at g5e; Bel,r F. ]. Dnnford. pavlug.stono
to Cleveland at g. 70 per cord; schr Mineral state.
coal to Detroit at zoe; sche Cecilia jeffrey. coal 70
WallDceburg Oh p. t.. ald lumber bnck tu Buifnlo
At 81. 7o per m on tile rail-; schf g. X. Nlu'B, coal
10 ChtcagU at 60c per ton.
mand fer grain vcsHels to-day. CARRIERS are still
oldng y o! dsm1nln md O. on WhSat 1 e naa's aT5
gi!a moro than 4alc to Buffalo ana oAct9 OswSgo;
OF tho season, no life being thoWn or demand for
ycssels. Hntcs 70 Os"tcgo, 6Mc; to OgdcnsbntG.
Oc; 10 Buffalo. we; 10 Cleveland, LIS, free VI
elevation.
, 1876-10-30

..... L1Hd0l Hf1H'tnTH.
Scrvia has hitherto donu wttluu. doctors. In a
few Of tliu large towns, hu doubt. there Werc med
iral men, mostly brought up III vunla, hut IN the
viiluaes lhvrs wure absolutely noue. Their plars
w0mpn," called ''bataa. 4 These '.ta,as" rro.,
teas to bavr au Intuittvu knowledge Of medicinal
l,!auls; but that Intelligent Aany, the Serytau
itunsailt. placut much lesB trust III theIt nedic.
tan In tfuls nautcu! sk!!i. 1'lsir performance Ia
Aia lna wa. reuarkable, md thu!r sustlc tailenta
l.ats ssory faith In II. Tlo most commonly fatal
Of thu l.ls Thu staplu tenudy lur tho latter III.
u,ent Is 10 .mtnstor to tho plt!cnt tlIrec apples
grown gu tile saMo houah. li utter entlng t6esp
appics, which Are supposed to l,uvu aons niysteet.
ols caslnGeton with thu Trinity, the patient feels
nn hetttt, then. but rot ti thrM thh wtsu woman
atlntts mnrp vigorous measures, Thu unfortunate
maGtae 70 laid on the gruuRl on hls stomach, thu
wlso woman scattera sa1t over HIN, and tnarch'
Gu nronnd lin nlnlAbllns cabalis!c WorIt. This
secHls to hp u Kind OF exUsrtaIh mud Wunld Indicate
belief that the il!nezu il causct by wltchcraft Or
uslnnntacai possession.
, 1876-10-30
AMERICAN CITIES.
LPlr SsltfI-


SEw TonK, Oct. 2u.-unAIH-WIIpAt ruled BtcaAy.
with moderate drmsM for export an, light milling
inquiry. closing Rtth lttta nrMrr fcenK, saien Of
,Hohn at slois1.:o fur anEratlcd ap,inE; sl,l7for
NJ. Chicago su.calcd Fl.i4lsl. - for old M. 3ft
1aukec, the latter price for very xool els3 for new
Nc. Milwaukee,, 81, 1ssi 81 for new No. Chicago,
si.for now and oA tn!xcdSo. 3spE.ng. 1yc dull aud
hoinIHx1, vt 72stBu fur WestuFn. Com shade rmrr
with fall cxpo.t and hume trat tctnnnd, tic grYnt
bulk Ut stock Il In few han0 aud very strongly held,
saea Ut 1 U H. ut for tle1ner nllxeIt SSH
Uoc Aor l!lvh mixed. nearly yeaIow; os4s0c for unt
Rrade1 Western mezcd. uata In flr rqanst. la past
frvapurs, ut about steady prices; a.!cs Of 6D hi Ut
aNat47Su for ,n!xct Western aud stntc, md a5dta0s
for whIto Western Mud State; 3IHu for Frterted lis
M: tor nxrl Western; 35tsa!c fur white Western,
GIau. sales Of 1U.OOD md l1ttn LII piI No. Chit
cazo Mt 4ac, 1n store Tor export ~ France.
OCEAN FA1sanrs-Slrratls offerings If bekthvoom
VERY taken yrscFay VI owrr Tases, md to-day thrrc
was OIL advance. With mUderula drnanli business III
charter xlnal steady tanu still existed; en1uKa.
incnts embraced 10 liScrDo ny atean H. 600 bu graIp
Ut ID, anti BY sail b. lDO lu grain At 7}ad
1EovIsIOSt-pofk D1 st0t a4nM lr1 hlk llttiC hust.
dono safes Of iosn brts spot nt $50,
al $50 bril- pruIc nesk oil prlyntt trrns, nuw Mcss
In tho narxet; quoted at sls.e' bid and
slR.so xskel, se1,urs option tor tho remain
der Of tho year auotta NJ sIs.7a BID, and for
January, la77, SjA73 bid, 1t l.u second call for o.
tohur. slH.en bA aud sal.oh askedi for November
s1u,u bid nna SI7.u' efktd fur 10th old And
now; fur tlIo remainder Ut tho yepf, 41a.ID blu
sIDu Mske; for February. IB77, sts ~ LTD and 90
ssked. Cut nenta In better gcqucst, a. about former
prtrcss H.idd'cs dull. Ut w fur Western ongrlcks
Lard 1pot dull; futures Without material change
md closed about stcauy, but with lcxs dufhH; tAea Ut
tt11 tes old primo steam aput at IT, aud 2 TIA
to arrive ~ $500; .so les for leee,arr u 60 tx
c!o4nE u 9B77s nskcl 7ou tcs fur Jaauasy, ts77
af "a soBD IT, closing 1t sB.Bl assed and t71U t.1
D.O4A,
suoAH-nenned nrmers raw continued nrm 1t oAo
, 1876-10-30
nIsEAl)Sl'ItFTS,

r1oun-wa. la,1 sna no,ninslIy easy easy At former aa
ure. rh,rc was very t'e demand IN local .ecouns,
ana =. aoo @ to, % .apsn s. builder, e. ws.s y .' u .y
a,ny W. W.! wsa ~ 'nosn m as saHcy o. "vuf
eeaar 70 nj. - ' sa. ct
rs.o1ssa u a ers xln..r. parI.y =, s.s7: xss9 "
lt;' ~. o1.t4. nt es:7s; 90 br. r,e aour
GU srs,. terms; pnd a7o br,s burkwbca. tour Ut
~ 1p rcta ~ bril-. Tns market s'os"d ,teay
winters. s.lsoe.;:.,; ,asllom winter. ss.'oaass:
. shnor ~ ~, enn hno aD -
g. .ye ss"n .,, c,r,n IT,, e. no,a -. .'sc" ssn
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, 1876-10-30

IIEnE AND TnEns. sallors at nutlalo aro on
a strike. demanding S. 90 per day. Gangs have
driven thu crows OF tho schrs n Foster. and 11ig.
gic, and Jones. Notieo Is given that owing to an
accident to tho lighting apparatus tho new reroly
Ing light at Nonleau hatbor, Lake Eric, will BE-
discontinued unt!l further notice ...At 10 O'Clock
Friday morning Capt. Hearns, OF tho schr Eliza II.
Turner was caughi In tho tow -linc and had one OF
his 1ogs 10 bnlly crushed that nmpatation was
necessary, Drs. Woaeott and isosccrats performed
s e ssen snssasa Sns ss ys e.
The Captain got ILL leg eatangled in coll Of rope
falo Coarls1 says: Tho Western EIeyat!ug Com.
pany witt. on aud aIteE Nov. l, charge - fol-
oy t9s sSat'nE En- " ,ss ,tcrnE asn t Eleys
thereof, psr hu. Ae; tlo yssssl pays, ~ addlton
.bat date Or attur, t charge 10 ios win,or sturpvs
viii bo 14c pyr 9u for each ten days parts there.
q. untiI I19sh elars, taecumula.ed aftef Nov. !,
ssa @ @ y sR 5 H. ys II S'aa
ysss ssSS@Hsnsd ess ~ st' ay s s IT,
In making rspats on lasbor work d tis point. iii
lIe informs that work 10 tho amount of 81, 700
has been ntnpom haEioF Fimptoyen.9nt4 here mostly
Included In Nr: Taylars linz, lie latter tcinx ihs
prosecution Of tIo t.aptoyunspt under thle ysaf's
party will proceed We believe, to Esc4nnba. :. .ILc
Uswcgo 1Ynaes Of thu :uth saya: Thu schooner Ual
Ksow IN st1s,mst If 10 Hs p0s' !; a't IT, ssran hq
pier. went asAnrp uEdet Fort Oniaro. III. tug
rtaack a: te per Tut was @ ,,sueccssa Iho vessel
Iaat hor Dowspst as4 jlbtooIn. s,,u her .eck luad
of lumber w9a Washed oFss1pas.l The oal Fclloy
IL pWHeA and cu,n!.lAHdc4 by C4pe. Robertson. Aad
Wr bullGfv IL not fnAnrct.
, 1876-10-30
tracks I. an bu NJ al0agc, delivered.

rte nt a7Mc on tracks tHn bu NJ alo1c, delivered.
Tutal, 45.tsN tu.
MyE-Was n fsIr demand: mil 0rn nn!oT u1Gdcraso
ofer}nRs NJ tic for No. nu SIC fpr rc}rrtc1 anvtn.
hrr Wa nominal nt NIhr. Cash Aalrs ~ern frRnttca nt
Atr'hu NJ nt Hir s;,h' 5rIstca a. ;tri asllu ny
NAlshEy-WM NMl"t rniiy. rnirln.ril ,! ,'trtlninH
:,t u1l lAn apctuNttE RrMir ward Tie tlns. tn'rr
rrat uiIesInRs. will ,r us,l" bnyersunt VI thu n.ar.
Ecs Thc rcrepta were SMALLER lelng Is cals. hnt 70
yery !!.tH T. ~ amy - IN tn.uscs NJ T. A.: y ~ 4
rrccpts IN otior hotns .Nsro ttrnIY fialIctrd aoi
fmr slpnent st slight aatanet Tlic s!ipnenA wcIo
BY tte weekly rosttngs wAs moderate. hut nescfthse.s
for frsse tho feceipuo 81 tne week having 6sen
then Ga, Nremst a%a to pS
she opening 4 s5s tn Co. ~ an1 as 70 III @ Tall s,l
iss a II r. w. an n A; i;e Il il t. III bsSs%s III IT.
l!e!ssted ,ol i. sasa.e Asnpir. were y y odes, % M
hn NJ 4 A3ssssi :D un hn No ant u5ds lae! ~ ~
% Old tt SIC = 20u bn rejected A. a34ta!Gi 70 1u
bf sample At 93c4kSlCN un track. Tutaf o.. A0 bu.
, 1876-10-30

Withdrawn FROM store On Friday for city
consumption: 5,.77 BIZ wlleaA J. 054 bH corn,
!, ttOA hu d1ta, :t}a au rye.
The fa1cwlns grim was Inspected into store IN
this city Saturday morning: . cars No. g wats
winter wheat, cars No. / rcd winter whont,
cars No. 2 do, II cnEs No. v. ". wheat, car
No Eljring, 60 No. = do, II cars M. = dn. Is
c1Fs rejected do. cars no grade lll8 WHEAT; Ii
cars high mixed corn, LII cars and ~, 100 bu No.
2do. cars now mfxoI do, ~ cars rejected DO,
cAr ho grade t1DH curn}; 4 carr whitu oats, II
cars No. .do. Is cars rejected do, cass no srado
(S' OATH; car No. rye, IL cars No. = 10, 10
cars Nh. harley, II cars No. 4 Au. cars rejected
do th barloy) 1ota1 t44E cass,, eo7, 600 bsi. In.
s1tcted uut: o., tJ3 hn whcat, .'53, TO bit cutp,
III. MI ba OATS II. lo0 Iii rye, Il, .lf bu hurley.
'rhe foiiuwiHy werr the receipts anu sh!pucuts OF
hrcudslufs ahA live stock at this !,ulnt during thu
past week. and Tor tic corresponding wcuka ending
ma Ia