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we regret to say, the pair in which
he was inaugurated presented by
the ladies of Louisyille) are of the
N I'd ern cat, stigm.atiz ed
when they first came out as ''possum
bellied. ~ 81
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If in the SOUPS still garden place
A seed God sow
A little seed, it soon will grow,
And far and near all men will know
For heavenly lands He bids it blow.
4 seed God sows.
Aud up it springs by day and night;
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April IL, 1876.
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ALEXANDRIA, La, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81 1877
Our Poe4's Garner -selettel
THE TRE., GOD PLANTS.

BY NJ. NJ.
No wind that blows can ever Kill
The tree God>plants.
1t b|oweth east, it bloweth west,
The tender leaves have little rest,
But any wind that blows is best.
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Strikes deeper roots, grows higher still
Spreads wider boughs, for Gods goou
Meets all its wants.
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The tree God shields;
Its roots are warm beneath soft SHOWS.
And when Spring comes it surely
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Grows on apace by day and night,
Till sweet to taste and fair to sight,
Its fruit it yields.
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The tree God knows,
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Nor lightning flash, nor hurricane,
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of great trouble few men that never did any
thing to ndyance any pnblic work hevotci
themselves, while counting thrtr money which
they had foarlrl up for Years, To trittt.tng and
iln:!tn0 fanls. and 10 hoo1-fetttng. Hut others
had built mp ils city who believed Tint West
ward this course of Empire tnkes It's wny," and
that old things t,a4l passed away, and that It was
dangerous TO Initiate old Mother Lot, who look-
eli bnck into 3olotn when She started from that
dead city, and vas turned into pillar Of SALT
(Applause.l The men engaged u public I'M
nunisy To take charge of ils public
intcreats, were hest watched snd host projected
when ths community looked upon their actA
With earplor and fatrncss. Tho citizens of Cook
County, whcthe9 for good OF evil, had put
the ts,wer into tho hnnis Of the present County
the fidelity with which this edtncc should bo
constructed. and the way TO help them do their
duty faithfully Was not BY creating suspicion,
spirit OF crttfciam, or unjust 1calorsy, but
BY aiding. them in performing their work
Justly and honestly. When public men were
in oiIce they ,vere entitled TO pablia confidence
% who .u, Pro n tSer oicet N md k"s9 notne .6ous
the faxts might be doing better hustness than 10
carp At and. est1dss tlloir work, aud seek to
prc]udtee ITO pub'h against them. Let the pet'-
plepnt their faces westward AMI recollcct That
ssey hid I'd, nothing tG 519 DO ~:h '9c past rhs It.
ssey he @ ,saca '' to 'I s1e it.tns. ps md ""t 'es
shoin put their SHOULDERS to the
wheel, do what they might To rebuild the
city and restore tbs fsnsnctat prosperity Of
the country. anu encourage those who we're ap-
as. t. dS M sh3s r.. ss s., q @ NJ. ,soy
sith so'ne applause BY tho crowd Of colnmls-
s,o,,ern and their frten4s. Il was tho last pieco
on tlse programme, nd At It's conclusion the
assembly slowly dispcreed.
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glsh and Scandinavian -ce.tuns of tho Wording
men's pnttF assembled nj tho eor,ier Of Lake
and i)csplaiucs streets. to The number of several
hundred, when they marched With flying tnn-
,iera antl beating drums to Silver Leaf Grove.
corner Of Twclfth street aud Urcn avenue,
where they bud arranged f"r grand rIcnfc. At
dtel moro sons Of tol9, accompanied by
their mothers, wives, daughters. kwcctheart.,
and hatice, particularly tho latter. The first
performance on arriving at the grove wa. gen
there were about dozen. where hosnago vas
paid to ths glorious Fourth. shil drank beer
except tho bafdes, who sccmetl to prefer milk
punches. homc Of tho babies got more punch
s1uesihg: After ali had qnenched theif Thirst,
Mr. A. H. Par*ons vas introduced a. the orator
Of &he day, MI. Parsons first alluded to the
fact that they had met for social purposes. and
try'a liberation from drspotI,m. The time Ind
ior M them 10. consider their condition
caused by tue despotlsm Of capital:
now in revolt against the des,ntisu Of capital.
They bad ieft to all who made this country their
homo an Inheritance OF political frcedom. Po-
was fraud and ahau'. lie advocated the or
eaniz alton of trades unions, a. without unity
they would mover succeed In bcttcrln3 their
condttlonAs The trades unions should take unit
uGtluA Ill ~ Al& Ill uHtGlcNt
Of labor. and no workingman sho,,ltl vote for q
political measure without previous action tav.
lng been taken By tho nnion. Tho trales union
Of the future would seek TO furnish work to its
members On the plan Of good wages, short
hours and certain work. Without work
there COULD be no wages, and the idle man con-
trolls tho wages Of him WIN has work. Tho COM
petition between vurklngtncn rrduccs ths wages
Of those who work to A 6aro Subsistence.
As soon ~ Mr.. Parsnns had concluded his
Grafton there WAS anothcr stampede to tho beer
stands, nn1 the first ceremony was repeated.
The baud then struck up dance music, and
every son Of toll arasped his: maiden and
wntrlctl Aruund "a fnriously ~ II the thsr,nono-
ter had stool Ut zoru tnsteaI Of 10 nbovc.
Those who could pot dance Or did not feet in
clned 10 repaired to tho swings, Of which there
wero large number In tho grove, and took
their dapcing out in swinging, md the
girls seemed 10 like II Just as much.
During the erontng speech was mu.lo
In Scandinavian BY Mr.. Poo, a Socialist Of solnc
fame, who has Just arrived from the old country.
Several gentlemen Of lesser nota also made
speeches. There were the usual number OF
small 1ghts; but, to tile credit OF The working
men, It must to eald that theec uere gotten lip
by rnughe and pickpoclrts not belonging to tue
society, a@d they werp promptly oiectcd.
, 1877-07-05
ACCIDENTS.

SHOT THROUGH CRIMINAL oAkBL8ssNHs8,
Tho North Side furnished 4 case OF criminal
eaFelesaness yesterday ln ths shooting OF Hiss
Alice Colss, an orphan and aiar. OF Mra.
coleuzp, reading at No. 234 Ontario street.
The peFsou accused Of DUNG tho khootingls Ale1-
ander Huhn, = boy OF la. tue sou Of Joe Nuhn.
who kecpa beer-saioon at the northeast cor
nss Of Clark aud Michigan streets. II appears
that tbs vwti,n, Z bright lstt1o gtEl OF only II,
wA aent on An GRAND somewhere between 7:90
and o'clock yesterday morning. shs walked
down Clark strees from Ontario, and when In
yolyer y soma object end shoot Tbs ball
lodgsd tn her Lip 4nd sle fell to the ground.
Shs lost the use of 6et 'imb. but was quito eo.-
ssious, aud begged sonebo4y 70 pick her up.
Everybody gear seemed to ba - excited and
duIubfouuds1 that no help was given her u1atlir
fireman named Dougherty, who WA ou pasn-
lug stIeetrtA1, calAe 10 her assistance, picked
her up, aud tgok her houls. Ths ou1y Witnesses
Of the Affair seem to haye bccn . uuwsboy
und Jew rlothler. frotu whoss testimony Il
appeared thA Hubn was thS only pedsuu
about there that WIS doing any shooting ut ths
time. He VIA ac1orlinK1v arrested On su.-
plvxuu " Ulleer Shack. u thu Chicago Ay3AuA
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OTHER SUBURBS,

e1Ann0A1loH AT A4vhApALE.
Tho pcopse q polton and 1uyor.late united
and held a regular old.fashtoned Fo,rth.ot.
III, onia,,.,.,,n +, - ass@...,. n
s ~ p,.n,H, o,..,' oouu4u..s ~. oFovo,
bach OF Avvedale station. Tho day dawncd
cisrsady md threatening, aad vtthal It was cold
aud rather checrless- But this state Of a,Iair.
,,nv, wav hv n o,c1orh .hort .,hi,s, t,,o.. a..
fc.tt7., o.anas,,,nn. a..,,r,.,,.s., 'I 80 -.
aes'"et p.oeoca'uea son'neuce"' Ffea
schm'dt's 'rova 10, stnatcd on tho Calumet
tuvcs, antl its locatton ls sdmirably lifted for
tho nurposa for which IL VA. ux-,l ve,tard,.
TIM nrorcs.,,n v.. o,,,t. .n tmnos,c.
aFsr 'a and sn,..tea as 1u"s an lmp1a'ns
company Of cavalry, large wagon, upon
which were seated thlty.ciQht Young ladies'.
rp,resontinr oyory atato In In 1lnIan' cver
co'osaaa ahea tnete wero .ne lers'1os'es' also
represented by Cook Couatys IAlFeat rustic
BEAUTIES. 1hun thore were the Hye1dale aud
Dpton Turner's, tbs whole IN command Of Can't,
usiS" ~. ", ~. -, n.ss a,'o ,eu' .% Car Sat'
ncMow' ING !ine Q! maren was TO tho Osoy9,
1nanons 1.s Inosa mno psaHe!PatSa neTe Ncfe =. n.
oton H. aa ahu ~. lay| Goi; ana Mfs. 1ames bowsn'
Aofaaam 1, a!teaeli OF nydc Fn5ks ~. aud Slrs;
4. Il. D9ltoa, Coi. AMI M lib. Compson, Fred
=. HG1n1. Cha1les L, k4ston, A9kuat ltelcll,
II Il tioas L. t3 tnx.e,. r. "a Ia M Mfs; spa5ks, a.
ftI cummings m "a ana IL M!amny, OF Camm'ngsVnie; tls
tssy. M. snd Mrs. John bergsr, hF snd Mrs.
y. = 4on steanpetB, MT T. Oti1te1haandt2 Mf.
nd NJ. Lara fefbotl Iho oad9ae estalnT IN
GooR CoaniJs e1eeps HoFdoa =. Hubbard, WA
tGeFe A1so, Hl ina person Q! Da!N Andrews,
.ao caMe here u lsA: David " remarkable
!or having SuIvo7ud the land Ia tbs vicinity OF
when - rcsidaa. Arrived 10 tho woods. the
thlftf-clght 5!Atcs Jumped Oh the vagun. fol-
lowcd " the little TERRITORIES Tho popuiaco
locked In ana suFsounueu tho platform Fire.
crackers, bombs. and cannon boolncd forth, and
the sound o. the tapping beer .keg was hoard In
tho Land, willie the Eose-solosed watc1 with
scAA1T t1kCx ~ LKAoN
Was prAAitled over by a Tucton In red, white,
and blue, who WAS an adept In taking "a coin
Tho band belcpeti forth tho national orte and
becoming dignity, acted ~ Prcatdent Of tho
day, std though he had five pretty and bloom.
lnR daughters On the ground, Il tannot be said
tlss he assumed any uuuatAfal stFs1 After the
band hal ceased lts playing, the Dolton Cleo
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There blight. on The hush, and the blossoms de-

'e -" a. D'h"'" III W.T. ''A"n' All" 'Hc pl'r"oa's Nc
And tho m,,d,w re mark with thrill n, ,,sm,y.
tr.t .hf e'il iIc. ,,ss,s' than .uEs On the shoot
Fl. r'rrs ~ sin sh ,,sd .h;r., = ~ X ~,
re gaso M o! e% tst , aiff s1 p
rhe.e rne arr e. H. M1ar. e mastns ri the ,stts
mai H." wnrm ~ ths m, whtns :" d,.sa r,,.. =.
""s III si, "o' ~ '"' 'oo' which "' ''e'u ao'' u
!he w sha ,a,. ~. ass ~ - = 5aE ss
Il ihe frrm1Y ~ i,ea.on ma ,fapt ffnhc,tef f'S'
"-f''e'o ~
feat weary 4our nattsnec.-a nltv at 1esst
With too Rrava an haraneuc Al this poputar feast
And nis, ths aR"nor,cr" i IL .'s sntr. nv u,,
rhymes. -r~' '1' N''
In the city ia. day she r,outcst OF shows
il he slownsn hImsoif shn s' sGarrs hnmta% o's
science,
And on mans Rullibl1ity puts hls reliance,
'swon,t, be- vsts-- 'Np'' '"'1su : @A"'|
They've done In thht line Whist they can't o aRokn:
Five years last October they had Catherine vEccIs,
4 bad bnt d briiisn. EXAMPLE which 1osson
Followed soon after, nor counted The cost IN:
And, now to be rtckoned ni11ope tfs bon ION
ST. John, A'
And got M hre from Wednesday to Enutsy
They couldn't put out with tho whols bav Of
mi there ! good IN ali evil. as every wind
Blows blessing hcfUrc H. Of lenrut ono behind:
And the good In tho Hte, for na and for them
Az iFma between towns he 'twixt hrnth.r. anil
brother,
Tint ''One good tnrn is ever desc rytnc another.
stief, ''' -'''e- ~"
The Gem Of the UaY flashed with instart rc1Ief.
And tho gold that came sparkling trum Fnndy's
Chicago ncnds tnck AMI, hundred. fold more:
Nor llutlA her laryess and love to her dollars.
uut-herrebf By experience The aptcst Of scholars
The bouutles That into her bosom viii dow.
Since the lightning wa4 chastarcd fo. tldiuct az.
, 1877-07-05

eirls ei seamci to ike Il }ass as I much ss
ngng the ssps S9 ME p,o pSseh ", nS
fame, WHO has Just arrived from the old country
| eOvernl gentlemen Of lusscr nota also made
| speeches: There were the usslal number OF
men, It must be sald that thcsc were gotten lip
by roughs and pickpoekrts not belonging to tue
society, aal they were promptly elected.
CRAWFORD'S GROVE.
POEM nj THE REV. DIR. RICHARDS.
At the celebration at Crawford's Grove, Jes-
terlay, briet addresses wero mado by Mr.. John
Crnwforl and tho Rev. Mr.. Lamont, and tho fol-
lowing original poem VIVA rtz.d by tho Rev. Dr.
Richards:
IA speeeh. or poam, tha ladies demand,
As II ] could make for them eitllor on -hand:
They're 10 ussd to talking oil day when they
They }ane1 We mn can u.ake speeches with case;
And, - foe putting together soma tinE'es4
To them IT'S N simple a. mailing on shingles
Yon pnt one On another, and hammer them fast.
And with 70 many rows the roofs covered ut
wc,l, tho isdlcs-Godh bless tbcm'-arc tysanss,
And thsyss bsa all ny NE tss sav.9.ses m ., me;
Have shaped me- to patterns With very bhasp
T. fill th's DIT gave tho dcsr cseatures ihcir way;
So I'm down In thsir progHmmo for something
tosay'
IT. too late to wish that I wasn't, slnce you,.
H,a "n & W. a. oa, he @ SANE az
~ tsst, 1T, ~" ~ A''' "A''A ''A 'A''e' n'' p'''
Though thsy'.c hold, a. tho hsnk, to be mona of
The eanksrs arc sordli and woullnt discount
Any biz that comes ao"n from tho Pstnassiaa
And, though Il wsre signed on ths back by
5ndsc, ,d1n lh!ton's Endorsement would beat It I'll
y,. aussn I. ,on took IL with that tn III. J,v,
~; : ss;s:s
hssS ,ss H ssas tue 81. Sse r .s.,p
TO she Gspsi Ssticnan furnished with tail, oots and
4 iiit]s rcdcstion s1li COO! down thcir ehoIr.
And. shousn tho tirsni Gnon ahass W seiismau out
LIE p'"' 't' W ''''' ~ 'a0 'o''0'' NJ ao"o''
| hat ,rtot hsys va rot with tho 7tore,es to dor
Ana 1ess sH e.a y you cs n and Il plzis "n
| To ind the lot tTahcs Wctc mors essiIv dono:
TSsv're somewhafe tsko It. hut tnrf bare no,e,
n,a + hc,r .on. m. ~, o,er voose,. .,you Ia.
I,nder nu,,s = miatato: Iii ths Fourth Of iplx.
And abat Il is1t for liz ooet OF orutor. " s'''
For s1tempoF' 'p'sea' or poem saenaFiteF'
A:.st ail tne ronrth. July tn.plratton
Hxnaled wtta ~ recent Gsntena'al g. AZ oecatlcn;
= sls!s 1i: seekes, Il I'd Ysnk.e fashion:
e nGt.os "a RsFt,s:; nd sasa !,tss ts'eks
re, wst i ws. s: built !aalt century hsto's;
" MSve done Ni.n tna Le1nKsan r. iexend @ a. lass,
a na !, .anh yan ~ =. e as,,,oo
We've reached such nav aud surprising position.
Our Eag,s A., pe.ebsd On sh. neck of tho Lion,
| plAuss,
And under soft yelyst has hidden hs claws,
, 1877-07-05

speech, and free halfnt,-tf that nation which I
4 nos as s,.ts Il ~sa .s
and which has no. uIads lhs promise tor IL per
formancr, ! aAk fhat great being whons look Il
thst ktat, radiant creature who Fulfa on the
Highest P'nnaclrs OF earthly feissn-tv step down
ftsnn W. 1a'lernsnta among The stars, and with
eat4nefsnR sMoFh ant a{taF th hand. tn lead No
sud tha hIH,h'e"t citssn W " ths fullest rnioy-
meut OF Ill the privileges that shs ha4 guaranteed.
nailou rsfusss or tails 10 do l. it i. und1 10 bs
natto!A to e14ct obsdssncs ftom the meAnest
Of lis subject
Let ~ understand saea other. There Ii sone-
thing almost sublime IL IT, poor wan'teseE comes
hsrp truta Gefn,spy or from Ireland. Tbs dag
essts ts @ county o. at Ii. .dopsica e
.esh ss1 adopted hS hm TX M %n SsE create
cAosxn; and ret iet tho smallest cry of outraged
rghl W Up from the lips Of tho poorest et,lzrn.
and forthwith tas stats, no, oat this mighty and
srRxrcuHs roRru rrs ARM
and vtndle2,e4 and aids him evan At tha renl Of
sur which sttcss Ia .his whole diadrn, Of sats TO-
daJl.-lha sans nation hAs sAid 70 tha trembling
lack tas. 10 IL citizen and shall hass ths prt't'
!se, WHEN those privileges are s4aailsd. steps down
from il thfonc among tAu clouds aud takes the
10 Tic s sp a ~: II III tI*rs ss aaS
uueon4efAjued ballot" tApplAuss. Ths: II 4Aat
Gres. nations srs not m.ds because tacir hsess
cover Tbs sea-. Tl.sy a1s not made bocou.a their
nos made beeau.u thsy Gnu Islsc IL : momeu.'s
comnand rAsl Armies. Dat they srs su4du bc.
cales they att faithfully and under syAtrm OF
Laws abtofuttly eqs.tls. There shall b - thers
hA.e been upon This coutnsnL growing up, millions
and fnious Of srte peop1e, free In thought, free
IN stcech. aud fFse In ths v1etCias OF every priv
iltee. We pssAsrss fns thu future nut merely ths
lapd on which W. tread nor ths sky which 6end4
uyct ~, W. prssesrs something Ind1itsly s1suIes
tu4n Ill t4si, for Into tie stream u uas
uatsona te has gons the history and ths character
Of Washington, aud Jefferson, aud An Adams, !
Jackson. and Lincoln, ANd = Doug!ss, md
G1ant; snd let 70 live That ths louxes that that
stream ho~s CO. and ths nearer that Il get. tu the
CREST ocean Of time, IL banks shall bs full-fuii
svcu 70 overflow tnT-wilh tho gsondrst record VI
setf-dsnyiuk patriotism. iukiHX tu tho welfare VI
ali maukpa that the h4tasy VI this worl4 La4 ever
accorded. lApplAusc.
This cndei the civic part, aud the remainder
u the ltrslouu w4. ueyottd 10 uualc, klr uysf-
, 1877-07-05

...., III tS,v..s ..t1,
~ ~, 'H' osets ea4u' .-.......
When Illus, tbs founder pf Ttoy+ iatd tue foun-
nAnoo 81 tnA1 Ely tHo nuus ~ "alte Ahn tt4 tow'
e,S ess. nG plu5so ~ sne Sua. ~ ~ soms omen WoGa
r.. i,f.,p, and n inps Th,1s ,ht. " ,nsa .aS e ~
statu. VI . goddess fell from heaven nnd sestcd
uuou inu rruund up{Liurrd brsitn him
Taking ,Lt pfesenee Of This status "a lie evidence
OF divinity uhIch should guard the citr. il WIS
sac.tdly and carefully watched and Kuat,lrd in ths
sta,uc-wIieh eycy after was known as lha nai*
laa,unl Of Trny-1houid bv preserved. 20 ionI =
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70 MvsicAlly INCLINED.

uDwOvEasOn ". ". waNTeus.
u .sos'''s,iy os rhiisdelphis. Ps., hss iccsssd
serueilobs % Violin or Double Bass & ssesnn.
able sstss. Call " s1dssss q !. muni's Rsslsu.
rent. Also ssus1t fusslshsA sos balm, psssiss.
Sa... bfsrs % sssns. b wistsn = tpassos
"s"as sss.s jr2Nf
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Carson City Studebakev
wagon Depository.

HAVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY
III for the sale Of tho celebrated studebsker
Wagons am now receiving wagons from tho
above mauufsctory. especially adapted 10 this
state. ~ they were made from models and pat
terls sent to the manufsctory by me. l also
have . nne lot OF
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tysatss AND llsMr spMns wAsons

o hand. Also Psrm and Road Wagons OF my
own make. The above Wagons l guarantee 10
soil a. low - the ssms style of Wagons can he
purchased In Sacramento City. with tho ssidi
tion Of freight from Sacramento to Csrxon.
have also on hand and for sale