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SEw AsvEsTisEsexrs.
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT
w.G. RoUTr and MARTHA .. RoUTr, hi
uia sIpsrts, Piaintlns, Ia Equity.

va. RoUTr And MAHTHA .. ROUTr, his
~is sIPsrts. Piaintins, la Equity.
Noiiee Is hereby giscn Ia ~hoan II may eoaesrn,
that W. q. hoatf and Mathis !. Bouii, his ~ifs
a. s5,alfe Painiin have this day hed In the Clerks
once u ths Ilacoln cireui ssart, theft POINT pc
iiil.sn pf.ying that Martha itoatt h. empowered
By Judgment of said Court ~ uss, enjoy. srll sId
essnssy &c her 0~n h.nehi, any properiy she May
own 90 aelure free ffon the claims debts VI her
husband, W. a.. hoatt; Ia inske eontr acts, aud
h. sued a. q angle ~onani IA trade In her own
nsa,s. sna Ia disls-s ii her property BY viii %
decd.
Ia Is thsrelsFs ari~red BY the undefsiEnsd, Ci-rt
81 said C,urt that ths notiss u s.ii pstltion and
is ohIsci he pnbIishe,l 10 the isrkkioa J0vsxAL,
nsss,apsr pablishsd la ths tosn u s,anf,sd, t.o
weekly assfiloAs nsi sss than ten days before the
next 0st0b~r terra "a aid tourt.
Wltne-s M hand A. Clerk II the Ilneoln Circuii
CssFi. tLls y}lh dsy u sspiembef, isII,
sss =. .. Gssssssa g T. CO
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The fastest time ever made by a
train in this country has just been ac-
complished ON the Canada Southern
Railroad. One hundred and eleven
miles were run in one hundred and
nine minutes. an average of less than
SO seconds % the mile.
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The Cashier and several of the
Directors OF the State Savings Insti-
tuition at Chicago, which recently
"busted" have been indicted tor EN-
bezzlement. but they have jumped
the country and will probably cheat
justice of several terms IN the Peni-
Tertiary,
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The fact that snoring is impossible
when the mouth is closed, has led n
Yankee to invent cap that will keep
it shut during sleep; and this leads
the irrepressible Padman, whom, we
are glad to see, has resumed his enter.
tanning "Small Talk" to remark that
''if the cap fits you, put it on" Amen.
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The verdict of the Coroner's Jury
called to inquire into the killing of
the four men in Richmond, KY, last
Thurday evening, is as follows: That
Jasper Maupin came to his death by a
pistol shot from John Burnam; that
John Burnsm, Christopher Ballard
and VIM. Cornelison came to their
deaths by pistol shots fired by VIM.
Gooch. Leland Maupin and Brutus
Maupin."
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The grand jury failed to find true
bill against the Msupins and Gooch.
charged with the killing Of Burnam.
Ballard aud Corneilisoa, and they
we're libsratsi.
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Col. FAULKNER. - Last Wednes-
days Cowier-Journai contained card
from Col. J. X. Faulkner. In which
he publishes a number Of aflidavits.
signed respectively, by Judge Owsley,
Commonwealth Attorney Denny, the
members Of the Lancaster Bar, and
his Deputy Clerks, showing that we
were in error in regard to our state
ment about the Scent stamp business.
The affidayits say that the testimony
was, that the warrant against Kenne.
dy was issued, and put in a stamped
envelope-though no witness states
positively that it was ever mailed. The
only grounl for our statements, nc.
cording to the affidavits, is. that there
were some jocular remarks made by
Deputy Clerk Mason in a converse.
ton with Mr.. Denny about the war.
rant, which was brought out in the ev-
idence. Having no desire whatever
to injure or misreprescnt Col. Faux
ner, we give him the benefit OF the
above. and will remark that our infor.
nation in the first place, was obtain
ed from a gentleman, in whose word
we have confidence, and we gave the
item rs a matter Of news, and to exhon-
crate our Sheriff, whom we had charg'
ed with having the warrant and was
afraid to execute it. We will also re-
mark that had Col. Faulkner's first
card been rs temperate rs the last,
there would have been no need for
second publication. 1t is our establish
ed rule to publish what we think reli-
able news, regardless Of whom II may
favor or hurt, but il we should occa-
sionally find that we have been misin-
formed, no newspaper in the country
is more willing to set matters straight
than is the INTERIOR JOURNAL. Nei-
ther are we disposed to be "belicose'
ON the contrary, we are exceeding
ly mild.mannered-but when a man
attempts to call us liar, he may al
ways be sure of hearing from us, and
that by the neares. means in our
power.
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DRUNKENNESS with its concomitant
and consequent evils and woes has
been for ages, and is likely to be for
ages to come, the theme Of the ablest
and most eloquent discussion. IL has
been the subject Of some Of the stron-
eest logical dispositions ever produc-
cd, and one upon which more fine
rhetoric, and finer rhetoric, have been
employed than any other perhaps.
except that Of religion. Men Of zeal
and ability have exerted themselves to
portray these evils in all their enor-
nifty with the view Of lettering their
fellow.men from yielding to the habit
from which they result. Their utmost
powers of description have been taxed
in order to depict the woes Of the inc
briate and the miseries which he en-.
tails upon those who are bound to him
by ties of relationship. His transfer
nation from an intelligent reasoning
being and a respectable member Of So
ciety into seuseless, soldering i'm
beetle and disgusting beast, is describ-
ed aud denounced in every form Of
language. 1t would be difficult to ex-
apgerate the amount Of hard think
ing fine writing and eloquent speak
ing that has been, and is now being
devoted to this highly suggestive sub
ject. Great diligence and industry
are used in parading and enumerating
the vices and troubles connected d.
rectly and Indirectly, Immediately and
collaterally, with this accursed habit.
The drunkard himselfis denounced,
the man who sells him liquor is de.
nounced, the man who makes the H.
quor is denounced. and the govern
ment that permits the liquor to be
made is denounced. 1t would seem,
in fact, that no party who contributes
to any extent, or in any manner to
the causing of the evils Of intemper-
auce or to the aggravation Of them
has failed to receive his full share Of
anathematization. Yet, there is one
kind of misery. maker-a choice kind
that escapes censure. This creature
fiourishes while the drunkard wanes,
laughs while he weeps, fattens while
the poor topper and his wretched fami-
ly starves-and does 90 at their ex-
pensel This is the level-headed, cold
hearted animal who camps on the
drunkard's trail rs he reels through
the world and gathers and sppropri-
ates his goods and money as he scat
tiers them by the wsyside. The poor
drunksrd loses bis property, but it is
always found aud saved, though not
for him. 1t is not the money actual.
ly spent for liquor. but the misman-
agement and bad trading while under
its influence that bankrupts him. And
it is the so-called "shrewd trader" who
cheats HIM while thus incapacitated
that the temperance lecturers have
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Les isrISle.

There Vas a steady feeling In the Louisville
produce markets Yesterday. Provisions were qui-
=, hut Arm. closing At 90 hr baeoa shoulder,
sc los clear rib sides, and s.ese ior clear sides
Bulk meats were hslj at DC ior shoulder. ~ ios
clear RIB side-s'e r clear sides. Hans at ia.ssiAc
Lard at io,ssioSe so5 prime leaf $685. ioI steam
breakfast bacon iss Noes port quiet at sis Is.
whes, vas steady at o. 1891 20 or red, q sses
20 fas amber and white. Corn quiet at sacsssc
for mixed and s7e fur white arrival, and sss57c
from store. Oats we're quiet at 2sS7sc On arrival,
aud secsa1e frosa store. Rye Of sselsre. fioar
was hrm ii u I5ss 30 for enira To fancy brands.
Batter vas quiet st iss2sc. Eggs we're held at is,4
i5e.-IIon. Commercial. 18Th.
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FATAL ACCIDENTS ON THE La N.
II. R--Cspt. @. H. Mckinney kind
ly furnishes us the following: "On
Thursday morning about 1880, soon
after the North-bound freight train
passed Rocky Hill Station, IS miles
above Bowling Green. whilst the train
was under wav, the boiler exploded,
instantly killing Charley Wilson, the
engineer, and his fireman, Mr.. Nc
Craze. Ten or twelve cars were com.
pletely wrecked, by which one Of the
brakeman named Mccormack was in.
siantly killed. There were several
race horses on the train, one or two Of
which were killed, and Others more or
less injured. Several Of the attendants
Of the horses received severe injuries.
A lady in attempting to cross the rail-
road track in buggy, at Brownsbo-
70. near Memphis Junction. yester-
day, was run over and instantly killed.
WAR NEws.-It is said that the
Russians and Roumanian losses before
Plevna exceed over twenty-five thous-
and killed and wounded. Prepare
tons are making for an advance Of
all the troops toward Plevna- They
include large numbers of Circsssians
belonging to the Sultan's Guard, some
regular Albanian battalions, and
numbers of undisciplined irregulars.
Another immense convoy Of provis-
ions and munitions Of war is on the
point Of starting for Plevna, escorted
by a divisiou......A Turkish detach.
ment has occupied natural strong.
hold ON Roumanian territory, under
cover of the guns Of Salistra. They
apparently intend to attempt to cut
the railroad between Galatz and Buch
Arrest.
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Ladies' Fancy Goods,

al OF the n,o.i fashonzble les, and ola quality
10 n,eet the ~ants ii the Community,
ThankiyE her ifisnds Ga pasi hvoT.. she resicet-
hlliy s,lieiis an raTly call.
THE MASTUA MAkIk0 DEPARTMENT
.ill be Conducted BY MRS. MYERS and Ahs
DuDDkkAh whaee taste and sktA 70 sei-tssss
Ia ihr trade
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nasins puTrh.-d the sbose NIL. .e ar. nos
the bs.i msassr, A. % shall make . stesi.lty VI
CUSTOM WORK this .ss-sn. ve respsstfaliy ~
lici Nod 10 uaaks isso Cs-~lsasIs. blAnksts. La
ssy, Js.ns, FianBsh., ksiiz. stocking Yarns, AZ.
Ne will kaep constantly VA hands ssssk VI god.
xhleh ws ill sEehanxe ios We'll W favorable tsf,as
Having pot In tvo ass -sss 81 ket fteash burrs,
anies sasisae,isa. Highest psics paid 1s wAsai
aI-iyr prop'ists-
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LIVERY.

JRowESs rHos BUFoRD.
NEW LIVERY STABLE!
-,
The undersigned having opened = new livery
Stable In connection with the Myers HOUSE, sre
prepared 10 the public, ~ all hour, with the
INCEST TURNOUTS.
Our Vehicles are new spd handsome, our hot.es
senile, driven careful aud our prices moderate
Give us show.
OWENS & BuFoRD.
F'Rsr-cLAss
LIVERY & FEED
STABLE.
j. II. BRUCE, PrOp'r
/ have good and relia-
BILE Turnouts.
An ready 70 Accommodate the
Pwbote ~ all tiusses.
Special Attention given to Com
mercial Travellers.
usssss lsfs With ne vfll bs veil ~
and carefully attended 10.
rse-u u. Il. BRUCE.
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Head his Pedigree loung ONiOrd was sired by
Perfection; grand r'.e, Pryor, the property of Ja.
Hank i-an. ONhri dam was the old job fukh
s.,x. grand dam Lady pugh. Z, grand dam tbs old
Uark rider sow. ONGTds dam Was bred by J. II,
Pugh, nov the property oi Jos. Norton, and called
adv Pugh; sired by Zsheslee BToNn's hog, he y
The kyis aud he by pig OF old swssIstakes, he by
Old lin, the pTolHriy III Jo.sph Norton; dana Lads
Fru H. slryd ~ the llaTk rider liog. lady Pugh's
Jam vas sired by pis by Old bill grand dana
Young Hers, grand dam Of Young b,~s by the n .
i1mis hog, her danl the ola job Pugh sow, her dam
Lads Pagh, and her dana the Old Harkrider sow.
Ne have al-o anather hnar,
, 1877-10-29
uNMhsKlNG VlliAiNY.

PERRY, Pike Co., H., Oct. 2l.-ln Jour daily
Issue Of the gid !nst, editorial page. article
headed "Acqu.ttcd," you aay, "WAy preach.
seucis, and proclaim morality. justice, au.l
right, when a tho front seats VI sotnc cl,,rclca
sit men who lavu ataasscd riches by official tl!s
honcatyl' 1wou!l send my word III cheer to d
great, good man. rs you must be; for none but
eucI, ran fcclnzIy ask such question with Its
import.
lily word is: Don't give upl siriks sin as,'l
hypocrisy with oil tho force YOU canl There alc
true tnci and women In this land. Ralso high
the nrror OF truth, anil surely, as you rnisc Il,
they-all who reai-wls ftnpcrr.ptbly fol-
low 1t.
t1ucrrtt1as have miserable following; but the
honuat ruah ou, atrl generally win:
Oil Sam johnson ollco said, "lfnlnanity ia
forgcttul"; and ucNlful too. Truth Is tho
power to cruelty evil. "rrineir'cs " Is the
cjlar1cry md Tho prcss Is t!,u lever to tilt the
pcuple from error l., right. Yes, thu l.n1nat,
family need great, bfoa.l thinkers, win,
will edtirato them ''so hotl inst ttr [orll, Vi
suut.l tiuctrInc;" !" need men whO will coutinu'
alty c'anor for their r!ghts,-for tho Hight,
atalye al1,-anA for syery neblu enterprise that
will enabla them to Eatlur md sharu hanpncss
E't n
, 1877-10-29

blast furnaces. fnrEr.. and rellng-mill< IN thr
Cleveland, Yorkshire. Lancashire. AMI Stafford
stir", aii Nrl-tI ,!iAfr'ts 1T ar uTan"1l',!v to-:
tim nv IN III" a1,plsfnt ~ vi ttIr.r 'tap,"
hranstc.. 1t is estimated that IN cpnsrHucrte
II tho unprecedented s.aguatinn IT. tho psEn-
tipat trades nf Sheffield alone durfnv the past
four years the migration uf arttsana from that
t,mn has reduced tho Parliamentary lftt of
voters hr 3J0n. and only last werk The work
men cmrinye1l III the ordnance d"par,Elcnt of
Metsrs. 'fhnruas Firsl n Auns received notifa:
ri tisu1itsat uwsnH 10 the trlhhteE uf tho fuS
cfgn trade in siesi tubes to EateB IT lsnst.
worthy atat'stks roui.E he obtained from other
lDcalitfts In ~h!tll this same descriptions Dt
manufacture are cItri~d on, the results would
prt'tab!F t>c found to tc similarly i'saatfou-.
.s"My. Ls,tsa.an Hell ID well known to he Of
opinion that thu age III Iron Is approaching its
r!n%r, anu tist stccl will ercntunlly take H.
pisce: and the Object npnn which tho energies
u that gentleman l,ave for some time l,ceh con-
rtnttatcd Is to prrlnce steel from tho palttltng
furnace bT d!1ttl rEnvss- lie t1n'lul1y told
Ills hearcrs Ut Nowra.ttu that 'noxadays, 70 far
a. ulterfur trtr1utiE wGIa concerned. II waA
neither bari iron her ptR-ifon they required. hut
strei; and, hn*etcr their interests might tft-
Celve them into tIIc belief that ulalleaole iron
wal Vping tn retain the position 1t haal occupied
for st.nlt thousands uf years, thufe was no doubt
IN Ills mind that steel ~as destined tn tupplsnt
IT, II cannot he Ignored that, at teast a. rc-
garia rails, The huls and bnlera Q! metal stliE~,
anu many other Attieles patent facts ytoisl tf'
Crcatnx supl'uEt to the forecast Of Af. Lothian
le1fH
, 1877-10-29

the power 10 rclcrt public aff'ccrs, or at lsnft
exercise II, they Will. AZ rnie, rosr those wl'p
will 10 most To ,,crI"iialc thelr own Positions.
The result of TIL, sucking ~ Official sa'';trss-
oI!lce, an consequently the win,lc Civil Serrcc
il probably "a Inefficient as Il ptsnil,lt. And the
further result Is, That the hlis os E1ngrr.a arc
Y ~ sse rsa%" M s W.
mnnlfrsttt cltftraY gnornnt nf the Rr.t rrfnri.
rles uf stntcAlnnnsllip.
II Is these political |,tkstera who howl so
voclfcr'us1y nscs every ATTEMPT At rcfpr'n vino
arc determined Il, make It odtons annng the
ucnple It they enn. nnt! WIN mean IL oppose It
In any shape, though they carry doNn thr party
Will, them. They. suPpurt " e1tnse ~ nercs-
sary nni inevitable every caistlng abuse, and
obtain poaltion ard Influence They know. II
lnott expensive mud tl'e ,aost inefficient u any
In the world. They knhw 4 cnulti be male Is
would only determine to nakc II fo. n't! hct As
wiA,lo1n anil Iuslrc dictate. We must conclude
that the n'ajoritv ears nothing for the puhlit
welfare IN Imposition tD their own per-
] c3stna s.sFs tsS sSey vii 'o, 10 nsAs is
70 correct them. Tl's anal end Of
their neglect Of duty must Inevitably be the ut
tor iIsruntton Of the Republican party anil ths
.S4 S eosa sn1sf5 Is n r, Il *n s .s. x
betrayal of truat, and IN time reap The same dis
grace and the &afr1c fate.
think their statements can be successfully
c>mbatcd. II the mass Of the RcPAhlrans do
not itop support aud insl>t npun tho most thor
ough correction u administrative ANikcs they
may rely upon It that they will ttrIp I've utterly
without ability or opportunity. Unless there Is
nchangc, mast decided change, far the better,
ifum tho psosent ttlna to tho end Ut l1ayes' Ad-
mtnistraton, II ia sato 10 pre,Iet that the lse-
pu.lIcans will he ouhscti froln authority. and
The country will be transferred to tho tcI,dnr
maj, can tell, but, nl.,cr as tlerloro H. II
seems to MIC eyfdent that the conduct Of ont
public men conspicuonsly e1inccs not merely
| fully but supreme matncss. II wo 30 bnrcly
escaped dcfcat III the last election what WI oe
tho result ut the next II wo 10 nut mako rof0rMl
| a renlityl u. 1.
, 1877-10-29

,, ,., :. . ~, - -, =,
IN conformity with thai OF lie New World. AMI
large part ~ the o'i ""hi.-..'caving, the
gui;'tas, snvcr!Ens. rrnwns, rouhdat shtllln1a,
i"n,f :te., 'hc Mother EFnlntry.
ilr. tir'i'lntfo1 Ut the A1anlah-Amcrsran dol.
~ ni'xht wall he nia!c M: subject NJ volume
IN tic c'urs: NJ r'atrf,il .r'nmcFcc. Il has
feAchei hundreds Of millions u rs"t1dt through.
flt ne e'nhe, many NJ whom knoW natAinE OF
bnt a'' the business Transactions on thss cnntl-
nfnt, t'h'n Our nurthrrn h,un'|ary to t'apc
, 1877-10-29
STANLEY.
Ills Letter Frpr, nj Snntta to Etnbntna, AK
Ing for ftrttrf.

His Letter Frpr, NJ Snntta to Einbptna, AK
Ing for NrttrI
4Stao 2nrk Htra,t.
The following Ia The letter acnt by Mr. Henry
II, Stanicy to the two white merchants u En-.
bnna, the answer 10 which WAS Forwarded 10
the United Ssatcs Consutar Agent and printed
como days ago:
viltAsr q II eAsnA. Aug. q, 1a7I-To Any
sin: ! hAve, arrived At this place from zauziIas.
with 11h rnale. -taen. women. and chl1reh. Wo
are now in q tta!e Of imminent .sas1ation. We
al our kinds ht cloth bcaur and wtsc, These arc
no provisions IN tho csnntry thas may be put.
shs+. eitsEt e. s md ',nE pep
therefore, have Hladc bs'd 10 displch three OF my
yonnv tnc4. natives Of Zan1fbar. with boy named
with this le,trr craving reIlrf from ypu. do nvt
khnw you: hut am told there t. an Engtshman at
Emboa,s. and - Jou are Christian and gt1!te-
bur finbrrf Will e better able 10 describe ouf lone
condition than can tell yoo IN this letses: We
s II e n e r. IT, u
En.boma within four iA1s. waut :a1o elolhs, rach
tnas yatlr lung nl such quality n. you trstc with.
ter than oil would be ten or Gftccn inan.lo4sls Of
rice grain tt M their pInchca tues In,rntats,c-
y. as even wltl the cloths. It would .eluitu ttlna
70 purchase go'dr. ind rtasyln. prupie cannUt whit
The supplies must arn%s within two days. u may
have fearful tWc IT II aiming the dying. Uf cour.c
hnId mtAel fctrMn.l1r fnt any e1ptn"e yuu may
Incur In tLik buElncs]. Whit IA wanted IL tn1neI
nIa.e sciltt. and pray 5ou to use yonr utn,o.
erxics ~ forward II ii uncr. For myself, It yuu
hare such little Iuxu.its a. tea, coffee. snraF aud
biscuit" hy you. ruc! one man can caaty carry.
teK ynu, On my own hehaIf, that you viii acnu a
rnal supply. and add tt tue Errat dch. of gsattndu
dne 10 you upon the timely arstsa of thu supplies
ieve . n me- y 1oai. +ncsscly. ' III IT, 81 sf4SIr1 XII
Commanding .Ans1o. Au'-rlrA Expedition for III.
pluEAtlan 1f AfflrA-
i. s.-yon may not knnw mo br narne: l. there.
fore, add AM the person who discovered tlviu3.
ftune Ia 1B7i,
, 1877-10-29
I,ocAdence OF thu lirtt.sh Iron Trade.


We printed tic other tlay u noteworthy sstf-
clu from tho hir1nn.ham Iost, In whlsl4 that
journal lnuurncl ths successful competition Of
American. hardware manufacturer witt! tiosc u
CvtArtha, known In Wales rs tho ''lrAn King"
tho heaA Of o manufacturing house that llas
becn fl existcuoe for :An years and has stoott ut
thu very hea.l Of its department. lla says In
lettcr to friend;
"Trnle il worsc than ever 1t was. aud SEQ
not the slightest chance Of Cyfartha startling
a.an. l think so baaly al tra,le altogethcf tlsat
! have no wish to SEQ my SOUS remain III 1t. !
i au. aIie shall sell tic wotks betora die.
Ihere Ia nothing now to biint mo I" them. fur
have been c&traiiged from them by tho conduct
Of the men. ! always hoped a,,l expoxteA to
lte VIII. ths work. gStaE and the same feeling
hut ttiues havs changed aud al Il different,
Alpl 20 to tuy graye feeling that aul Ierfert
stranger, as nearly ali my al.i tncn Arc goau."
The London Telegraph quotes thts letter, aud
ada;
"A leading tsado Journal for the present
month informs III that two Directors OF Ill oil
Yorkshire Arm, Oh visiting thu Adirondack
range In the r!ciaIty OF Lake ChauplAn found
mountains Ut sronstons a ine - Tie Dame,
| mora aud swedish brands. Uuder the psllncyaa
furcsts there arc SAIL to be stored !ncxlaustlble
supplies OF rich black oru. which c:sniot ts
! elullcd III thls country, c1ten,linE over u ais-
Of m!ner4-snelu.llnR representatives of all
| natIunalities-' tun.bllng down the mountain
side masscs Of troustono OF Tho richest descrip-
t!uu.' The result Of this remarkable discovery
IL that tho house 10 which VII have referred tlas
lately rcu,oycl IT. headquarters to tho Unstcd
Staiea. 1t 1. moreover. ths opinion
ot those familiar with steel mauutao
| tuses ii carried on tn America thai
| Ia this department English tralc With
the United Ststes ia soon to bo exttuct.' Thu
total isuu aud steal products exported lsou'
/ Great Dritaiu In 1874 conua1ol with Those ex
| ported last year, show a reduction IN value .
| not lakA than ElA.ul0N aud thu MANY alien
, 1877-10-29

QrITA4
Tn What trade do tho negro MINISTRIES bclongi
To tho cal1ers.
Best thing to sell on, the "fnn stall meant
plan."-A tcl-stablo.-Do,.on Nu4lt.d,.
4 Cornell sophomore, on rcaiing " Daniel Dc
ronda," remarked That the President Vi ffar-
varl wa4 avutsl writer.
ave all knows" said the school. committees
inan to tho new teacher bc mas u1asulnlag fur
her position, "tha' a, u, an e is wowcls; but
wnt We wants to know is Wy they is so.'
Egyptnin9tss /" writes tn know II Cleopatra
lid hcr iwu sowing. We can't say positively,
but, from what little VIC remember of that
nnriens Indy, we think II she sowei anything It
was wild oats.-|ksr1'N.
IT'S a common prorcrb. nd indeed It Is The
like. l,nt there is one ill1ng Is i, when neither
lIoncupntll'st nor Allopathist has pronounced
an opinion, and that ls, What cures dtsl!kei
An exquisite leading dog by string tounecd
up 10 tho ticketoilicc window ot ralwav-sta-
tlou Md ingn!rvl: "afust 1-,aw--tke ticket
anil aunoycd when the tlcket-selter answered, In
redettioa: "Sa, you IL. ttassl as al osli.
nnry paescnRsr."
What picnic would hc without hornets is A
matter Of conjecture, aa there never llas been
way w ilALs ~ II bVt ACtNUutt1AkpnnA
It t,ocs to all p!cncs. Anil LIS desirable a.,
1unct. 1t tends 70 modify .Grccdtnesa, besides
a4itfnE greatly 10 the general enthusiasm. Five
lnsnets At snAll taolc will do Inore to level
! social distinctions and TO promotc aocia} Inter.
ts,urse thnn MI awfui disaster In village
| LAiHtur'j 4Ne.as.
4 correspondent tells thr following story nf d
wcllknowu railroad officer whose Headquarters
| Atc not uI'c thousand miles from t'itlabuFg
lila Private Secretary found It necessary t.
leave hout0 for = few taays On business, and Il
wAs arranged that young man should take tit
| pia"c ln Mr.. --ss ol!lcc during his nhscnrc
! The Secretary, having kindly feeling fur tlit
! young man. suggested that he hal mttrr be- Ut
land early cacl' nornInE. W l,ts lord and Uastc
was an carly riser. Our friend {who hal been ir
the habit Of gting to alis oi'lee about a. nj
male an extra effort and appeared At o'clock
ready tn discharge is duties. Judge a! I'll.
surnrise IN t!nting that Mr. - WIS tlcra hc
fore him, had already finished s mall. rcAd tht
noFtli!g pslcEs, nn,! wis about lighting y
second cfgar. "Wcit, young man,, satd Mr
-, "f'l like to ktstw wiltre you have bcol
spcnaing this foEcnoonf"-Ruuro,d Gasette.