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FINANCIAL ANO COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, September l4-MoSEY-
Advanced 10 per cent. at the close
Prime mercantile paper st 5lCa7 per
cent Customs receipts $4,000. The
assistant treasurer dlsbursed S274.OU.
Clearings Sl5OOO,O0O Sterling steady /;
long 4S2t short 1864.
GoLD-Opened and closed st lO3t,
with sales in the Interim 1T 1889 Garry
ing rates TO 3 per cent. Loans also
were msde fat for borrowing.
SILVER AT London unchanged here
silver bars are l224 greenbscksi 1854
gold; silver coin / 10 per cent. discount.
GOyEREMENTs- -DIll.
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Indicted for conspiracy.

SAN FRANCISCO, September l4.-The
United States grand jury has found four
indictments against George NJ. PInney
and Rufus Z. Spsldlng, late naval pay
inspectors, on charges OF conspiracy snd
fraud in issuing forged certificates for
money against the government. PInney
has iorestalled his arrest by the United
States authorities 10y returning TO jail
one of his bondsmen on the indictment
found by the county grand jury haying
given him up. Up TO late hour Ihl,
afternoon Spsldlng had not been arrested
though warrant s out for him.
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Hay es' Reception at Fremont

Fremont, September l4.-Since the
reception that wss rendered the President
after his election the people of Fremont
have eujuyed 40 such gala day ss the
celebration OF the reunion of the Twenty
third regiment, which is being held here
TO day. There ara from $4,000 to 10000
people in attendance,
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hrspcb Normal School st Con-
;r Mercer county, opened Its first
-, for the yesr on the Sd inst, with
,umber of students than were
rressnt at any former opening
w., ..bool is groSing in reputation and
,ooIsrity. snd promises TO elevate the
,.,t Of teachers in It's section Of the
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, September l4.-Sncre-
tary Evarts will leave Washington to-
morrow morning for Louisville, stopping
At Grafton, w. Va, where he Will re-
main till the arrival o. Secretary
Schurz and Postmaster General Key,
who will leave tomorrow evening.
The PostmasLer-G General will accompany
the Presidential party on their Southern
tour. Secretary Schurz expects to leave
the party AT Louisville and return to this
city. Secretary Thompson will ACCOM-
pany the party ss far rs Chattanooga,
from where he will proceed to Pensacola
for the purpose OF examining the navy
yard there.
The United States grand jury TO day
reported in court the finding ol ndlct-
meuts against George NJ. Pinney and ex-
Pay Inspector +. Z. Spaldlng Tor issuing
fraudulent government certificates of in
debtedneSs. Bal, SO 600 on each ind Ct
ment. Plnney's divorced wife to-day has
n long communication IN the BuLLthH re-
citing the means employed by Plnney to
bind her u his wishes and Interests since
his return from exile. II is most re-
markabie revelation of vllainy aud
brutality. 1t contains one point OF espe-
claL interest, where sne states tnat
the alleged argument produced
by Plnney in evidence, according
to which PInney left some halt million
dollars IN charge OF W. b. Carr to be
devoted to the liquidation OF Pinney'S
debts to the banks, WAS sheer fraud 3,
having been made up by Pnney since
MS return, ana written out by her At his
drctatIou. She alleges that the suits she
has commenced against PInney and the
presidents OF the Masonic ana Savings
and Loan banks will bring the whole
matter /" light.
The United Ststes District Attorney
has the case o. United States Surveyor
Genera Rollins under consideration, but
uo course has yet been decided on.
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A Voice ON the capital QuestiOn-
Deprecaies Its Further Agitation
Meeting OF the Legislature Wanted
this winter.
W EsToN, September IL, 1877.

WESTON, September IL, 1877.
Correspondence OF the Register.
1t is TO be hoped tor the peace and
prosperity of the State, that the location
of the State Capital will now be allowed
to rest. A majority OF the people, OF
their own tree will, have decided that the
permanent seat of government shall be
At Charleston, in the county OF hanawha,
On and after the first day, OF May, 1888.
| have from first to last looked upon
the act submitting the question to vote
of the people in the light OF legislative
writ of inquiry to ascertain where n ma
iority OF the people desired the State
Capital should be located. And now,
that they have by their vote decided the
question, hold that good faith demands
that the legislature pronounce judgment
upon their verdict. Let the Legislature
pass laws pursuant to the Constitution, so
as to carry out fully the instructions
of the voters, as by them expressed
at the ballot boxes. The peop-e OF
Charleston and the Third District made
a heroic effort, and won. and now TO de-
nv them the benefit of their labors would
be unjust, and too much like children :
play. | am sure there is no member OF the
present Legislature, however great his
disappOintment, who would so lar forget
himself as not to carry out in good faith
the verdict OF the people.
The erection of the public buildings
such rs the capitol and executive mar =
sion, should be proceeded with ut once,
so that by May lst, 1888, they would be
ready tor occupancy. 80 long rs the
question remains open 1t will breed DIS
content, retard the growth OF the State,
DELAY lis development and keep out I'M
migration and capitaI. | hold that not
withstsnding the county of Lewis gave
within few votes of twelve hundred
majority tor Clarksburg and myself one
OF that number, according to every pm
ciple of fair dealing, the Capital question
Is now forever settled, and the people OF
Charleston and the Tnird district entitled
to the full fruits OF their victory.
II the people 1n other localities pre-
terred TO let the election go bg detdt't,
amt are HosC dissatisfied tCith the result
then hare no one to bLdHse Jut MenlseLpes.
Many important measures were lett
unfinished and unaCted upon at the close
OF the last session tor the want OF time.
The capital question and the election OF
two United Stages Senators occupied
much of the forty -ave days OF the Con-
sLitutiotfal term. Since then We have
been met and confronted with threaten
ings and disasters now seemingly quiet
ed and at rest, but which may break out
at any moment with redoabled fury, IN
volving the life of the citizen and the
peace OF the common wealth
In the present state OF affairs, 1t would
seem that both patriotism and good
craftsmanship require an assembling OF
the Legislature in extra session, and the
enactment of such laws as would meet
the public demands, sllsy the growing
discomfort, and trsnquiiize the country.
WM L. ARNOLD.
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LETTER LIST.

I IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the pOstOffice at Wheeling, Ohio coun-
y, West Virginia, unclaimed, saturday,
Ssptemb ber 18Th.
To obtain any OF thsfollowing the appIi.
cant will please call for advertised letters,
giving date OF list.
Anieigh samuel MsZes Ebonezer w
Anderson q hcRune Nrs GW
BeIlmau l. Mcclure Rev David
BerOn Mrs Joseph NichoIl JL
Bell Robert Prizes John
Cook Harvey Patterson Frank
C1elesZek John Reilly Philip
Dennison & Bro Roberts c. W
Davis Rantabuch H2
Goef Gineya Roberts J A
Hunter * Adkins2 Rininger VIM
Howard Miss Mary ASchrickel Leon
HUNS erman GerhartSpears Henry
Holmes = y shinnly Ed
johnston w A stephan Ernst
KYLE Henry OF A Il Scott Mrs LIB
Fleming Small John
Lilly Agnes l. Thomas Ernst
Lynn A White w =
Moore Miss LibbieJ Walter Elisabeth
Martin Jr. IL Weller HOyei
C.J. RAwLINd. r. n.
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Ok Thursday OF last week Seymour
Doug as, who mas been confined in the
jail at Petersburg, Grsnt county, West
Va, on the charge o, numbering mail
carrier, broke loose from his prison IN
the following manner; He first loosened
the letters around his ankles and then
sent tor the jsiler, complaining that the
tetters were too tight. When the jailer
appeared he Immediately sprang upon
him, knocked him insenslble, and secur-
ing his revolver, walked out Of the jail,
The jsilor, upon recovering from the
effects OF the blow, summoned n posse
and the same day OF the prisoners escape
found him short distance from the jail.
He was secured, and now awaits in bis
cell the trial of the case - the next term
of the court.
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The Yellow Fever at Fernandina.

JACKSoNoILLE, FLA, September IA
There were five deaths st Fernandins
since the last report, and several new
casds. Dr. Mcfarland. Of Savannah,
says the disease will shortly become epi-
demic. 1t is almost impossible to get At
the true condition OF affairs there. The
Board ef Health is now well organized,
and hospital will soon be established.
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RnsIOn Races.

BosToN, Sept. l4.-In the Beacon
Park races, 2:24 class, Dick Swiveller, l,
/, /; Honest Harry, 2, 2, 2; Tom keeer,
3, 4. 3; Alley, 4, 3, 4. Time 2:23, 2:234,
2:233.
For the 2'3S class, Schuyler, l, l, /;
KITTY, >, >. >; Little Gem, 8, 3, 8. Time
rs, 2:2oi, 2:.oi.
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RAILROAD BOND Strong.

RAILROAD BONDs-SuOng.
STATE SECUKITIEs-Flrm.
STOCKS The market wss generally
firm and higher At the opening, and the
improvement ranged from / % per
cent. but subsequently, the entire lisL fell
from to per cent, followed sill later
by partial recovery. The widest
changes were in Delaware, LsckswAnns
and Western The market Wa firm
during the afternron till near the clos',
when prices fell from 10 l. per cent.
rom the best figures, the latter in ST.
Joe preferred. THe fsl! wss due 70
furry IN money, and partly 70
manipulation IT, the final sales there wss
fractional recovery. In lew css
Adams Express was strong. Northwest
era shares are strongly held, heavy Pur-
chascs beiag made by large OPERATOR on
the increased earnings Of the road and
their belief IN it, prosperous future.
The transactions on the stock Exchange
aggregated 10000 shares, Of which
1000 were New ! lork Central 5000
Erle. 44,OOO Lake Shore, 400 North
western commob, 5000 preferred, 10
900 st. Pau common, ll.OOO preferred,
1890 D.Ia~Are and Hudson, $500 -.
Joe orinmoa, 500 preferred; 1900
Delaware, L.ckawsnna and "e-,err,
200 Neg Jer."y Central, 1000 Morris
ana Eek. 300 Pacific Mai and 10000
We-teru Union.
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Marine.

LONDON, September l4-The steamers
Hsssisn from Boston, Castslis and ?.
Colsnd from New York. arrived out.
NEW YORK, September l4.--Arrived
Steamers NederIand from Antwerp
and Hanso from Bremen.
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Rnsp Rail.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. l4.-~Cincinnstis 6,
Louisvilles Il.
PITrsBURGH, September l4.-Indisn-
apolls 3, Alieghenies
LOWELL, September l4.-LoweIls 8,
St. Louis l.
New YORK, September l4.-Hsrtford
5, Chicago Z.
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Died Of His IuiUrfes.

MARIETTA, O., September IA man
named Martin, from Volcano, w. Va,
who fell through railroad trestle here,
day or two since, died to-day from his
Injuries
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THAT WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
SPLENDID RAJ Ms.

We have been having some fine rains
in this vicinity for the last week. Last
evening | witnessed grand storm, ac-
companied with plentiful supply o.
thunder and lightning. All along the
line of road nave travelled the farmers
are busy getting in their wheat. The
ground is in elegant condition for such
work.
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CLOSING THE SEASON.

The damp weather OF the last week
has sent many n pleasure-seeker from the
mountain resorts. The season" is now
fairly over, yet many linger still to en-
Joy the bracing mountain air and the re-
fined society of the springs. Every train
although carrying away some of the
guests, still brings few fresh arrivals.
B. l.. j.
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ammunition wagons. In the afternoon
their artillery was silepced.
LONDON, september IA Bucharest
correspondent says: The Roumsnlsns
report their their loss before Plevns ~
ten officers snd two hundred men killed,
and thirty officers and one thousand men
wounded
A correspondent at YIenns says: Su-
llemaE Pasha has received reinforce
ments, which simply compensate his loss
in ShIpks pass. The 18th is noS
mentioned IS the date when the Seryia 7
proclamation OF war will be issued, snd
Prince Milan leaves for the front.
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Saturday. September .Is77,

beginning At 10 o'clock a. m, n tract and
strip Of land, being 'itusted on Iane's is-
land In said city, al It's southern eEtrsm-
ity, originally containing twenty-ny"
acres, more or less. For the metss and
bounds oi said lands. reference II made to
the record Of said decree, In Municipal
Court Chancery Order Book No. !. page
Is2, and 10 the record Of two deeds for said
Real Estate, ~ ade by II. w. Phillips and
others 10 A. J, PaBnell, John Handlsn
and samuel Ianghlin, dated October :.
l57l, and recorded in the office OF the
County Court OF ohio County, West Nir-
ginia, in Deed Book No. -, pages 50 and
T6
TERMS OF SALE:-One-iOurth OF the pur-
chase money, and A. much more M the
purchaser may elect, In hand the residue
in three equal n -tsllments, At eight, six
teen and tgenty.fOur months respective.
ly from the day Of sale. with Interest
from said day, the purchaser 10 give his
bonds tor the deferred Instalimenu and
the title To be retained until the payment
OF the purchase money In full.
Nm. +. HUBBARD,
sspI1q Special Commis-iOdeT.
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LETTER FROM THE WHITE.
Extra Session OF the Legislature
That Wonderful DiscOvery-Splen.
did Rains-ClOsing the Season.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Sept. IL
Correspondence OF the Register.
Finding q few minutes time, L volun-
teer few paragraphs for the popular old
REGISTER, from this celebrated resting
place.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Speaker Gibson is laborIng in the cause
of an extra session of the Legislature
this winter. He is accredited with say
ing that he has already received the sigma
lures of a sufficient number OF member to
petition to justify call, and that Gov
ernor Mathews lends II willing ear to the
suggestion. This latter l doubt, but the
assertion is made that the Governor has
been under slight suspicion on the
Capital question by the Third District
people ever since he argued the side OF
Wheeling before the Supreme Court in
1875, and that he Is perfectly willing to
restore himself in the confidence Of the
leaders and manipulators of pubic
sentiment in this region before the time
comes for choosing n successor tc Senator
Hereford. At all events, the idea OF an
extra session is Believed In by some poll
ticians whom | have met. If the Demo-
cratic party wants to blot itself entirely
out of existence it can accomplish that
little job by pillng up the expense and
the unholy intrlgues of AL extra session
OF the present Legislature.
JACKsoN-GoFF COMBINATION.
1t is well known that Mr.. Hayes Is
anxious to do something handsome for
our talented and courteous tellowcitlZen,
General Gotf. And our /. and C. fellow
citizen is, like Barkis, "wlllln'." And
the handsome thing he most covets is the
judicial seat now occupied by John }.
jackson. But our Judicial aspirant has
no idea of pushing the worthy Judge
from his stool, unless It be TO enable him
to step up higher. Therefore. it is ar
ranged, with strong probability that
the arrangement will be carried out, that
West Virginia is to be honored with the
high distinction OF having the successor
OF Judge David Davis, late OF the United
States supreme Court, taken from among
her citizens. Let it be So recorded.
THE EXECUTIoNER OF JOHN BROWN MUIR
DERED.
johnson, the Jefferson county sheriff,
or deputy sheriff l think he WAS, who
swung John Brown on the galiows Il,
Charlestown, in 1859, for firing the gun
whose echoes burst the shsckles OF four
million slaves, was murdered, last Friday,
at Orkney Springs. The murderer was,
curiously enough, the jailor who guarded
and fed the great martyr OF AbolitiOnism
during his imprisonment preceding the
execution.
THAT WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
A correspondent of the Richmond
State gives u sensational account Of the
discovery last Friday OF vast cave, 10.
Gated directly under "Lover's Leap,
He narrstes that on exploring the cave
lake of petroleum was discovered
therein. "Olly Cannon" OF ali the
lovers who have diligently searched for
this hitherto hidden and still invisible
cave, not one has yet been able to pene-
trate therein.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
IFTwENTY.FIvE ACRES or LAs

IF TWENTY-FIVE ACRES or LAND
" on the Island.
In pursuance OF decree entered by the
Munlclpal Court OF Wheeling, In the Cause
In chancsry therein pending, wherein
Alexander PannelI is complainant, and
John Handlan and others are defendants.
! shall, a. the Special Com mmIssfoner
named in said decree, sell at Public huc.
tlOn % the highest bidder, at the front
door OF the Court House OF ohio county.
West Virginia, In the city OF Wheeling,
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VOL. TO-
atheelina Gralster.
o,Y closed yesterday at lost.

.,.,otler to,dqy toiii be partly ctotdy
nth soaher'y '0'''d'' rising 'e""f'"''''S
.,Lcal rams
, 1877-12-22
ESE:rSa PESEEfE RAILROAD.

. - ;. - . - ---- .--,-. ...,,-
io.' IL : '''. ~ = -,
I''' - ."'i 80 i>'-' IL 'A - ''
81 i''-f'
NASHiN-ToS, December In the senate
to-day, Mitchell called ", his iIli q eXtend tn
time for the completion If the Northern Pacific
Railroad, and by .eadJustlnent OF the grants u
secure the construction OF the Portland, salt
Lake and SOs,th Pass Railroad. Ia movinS ITS
reference - ti,e committee rtlira:.,. and *
pl.;n - salient features, he sail i WAS net
q 6ia either making a new giant of lands nr
creatia; II government guarantee Of interest.
Il VS. rot what IS knSwn &c a government sab
silv. but Sin,,iT III extension aad read jGstmeHt
of a former rant r,,on t new basis I;aia for
NJ :,.; Development, and errt:n, slrer, .afrr
and mora rs-ls.t ..,...i.t for :he Company. So
far fran, ;ncraas:u., the or;rinai laul .,ralt, i
oc;U.flr ,iff,;r;slaS Z s,Jn. five million acr.s
CONGRESS has iar t,for. .,,.ut.t, totai of over
- zen ,o;';ni, s-r.. O. Land j.; aii of differ
c,,t r7,Iroafi- This alarming ir,r:.! ca t!,.
rI,h;c GalnSia, hut r.or.. esIeci:::l.y the mis-
f,,..-r,.,,.;,t nf so..e az tf ,,nr,arias 10 the
i,iur nf ~, .st+,a- ami chs--,.rtion of satt,--
Mt h,I sr,.ataI ;. i,e;,-seatsI puhI;, santi-
me- s;,st r,,, le,-islgIioD on The oh policy.
80 +La- sirr. r,ar,.L IS1l y, u-,y rant, If
In,,I bad hen ID Inv ronor.ss in AID oi the
cr,, Mi, N nf any r,l,oai Thara has bean.
bny,-.yrr TI,,nero;, rr. ,ns;rns notifications
al r,a5in.t,n.rts = mt fnrncrIv nlaIa in
order 10 render then! avlilaiIe in
,nyrreoTvl. -r;r cRr,Tgsr PosSJR,.F GOOD
r, a., ~, of ,a.ian.I dav.ln,cneat. hut the
ay,,arianrf of settlers and rnitlIal.a.-,Inent on
| the rsrt of r,o,yerfuI corporations had shown
tL,. i, N. i,t.rr. os tie :4o;,Ie, an Of sound
| r,oIrv' i,,st;,s and tru. st.tasnla,Shiu, these
s,rrwts :II,Id no IarGer be under the Unlimited
~.r;.,, ami cor.ro 81 ti,e. y,.s c,-poratons.
if r@ti,er ebn,,I: rsl,.:.ia u,der the control Of
H. ,,,,gr,,r,,,rt AMI b, a All times or at least
! for , rr,,her q years. open to settlers al
nllrr-,f, and srl,,i nricr5. This policy could
- ,,a,,,,,,r u with ls.rfect i,;st;,e To the cor
r,r.,fio.t which, bv failure to co,np!.:e Their
| tr,a,It had forfeited all thei. rights and were
.,,-n,.eII.I t. seek extensions from congress.
Su.h in the main were the purposes and policy
| s,,rbt IN b. established and enforced By this
| I'm Il was 4 measure, therefore, Ia the true
| ;nt@ras. no, OILY OF settlers and OF national
Iays!o,,aent. but Of The Northern Pasifc COZ
naratIdn itself. in securia, 70 IL credit anon.
| ifha bankers Of the world, whoSe money nius,
! frailv construct this .sreat national work
! Mitchell proceeded T. state tie provisions of
his EiIi relative 70 " nam line, which were
, 1877-12-22
I De EsaNcrt lard Law.

Tao so-ln"l2. l. . fJil COPY ot thai portio,.
of the "Euuai report ~ secretary Sckurz,
which relates - the desert land law:
! HrryEe5f. ~ Is ,a,- session passed IN net
- pTa.sfg lnr :Ac s-.ia o.: isScr: lands in Ger
;aiu S;.,;-', ami .y-r,";Ies. This act provides.
/. That ci,i1-I,, ui the United States, AMI
persons ct certain specified qualifications.
ri1: l'c vtyh Il" rt-is,cv auI receiver ii any
/ iaud district IA winch ,i,seT; land i situated,
= 'lee!:r.;.,'n 81 intention, uI,;rr oath to re-
cta!n WITHIN three wears thereafter hv irriya-
, ton, tract Of desert land. SURVEYED OF IN
/ surveyed. r't exec. ii,., "ac section, and
. :ts-e u,-'a lavraoE, - tw. aty-iive cents per
acre ga as'-..la-y shall acnuire An imchoat,
p r:-A. ,h,--'a.
/ = ILat ~ any time thereafter uithin tLe
period a1..-e l.-a,l, up..p making sstistac-
tory Trr"s 80 >G..; 3, ,is,-r and receiver Of the
:ecla.aa...a ei sad tract cf is.,d IN the man
ir- a.orrs..a. AMI The payment % the aljh-
uD.! s.g'l oi ,ae dollar per acre, the appii-
cant shall b. cn,iJi"i tp . r@tcat for sa!4
tract
>. Ilat Al lands cz"la>i.e al timber AMI
mineral lands which wiil lot without lrri-sa-
t3v2 :lsr,t@rc some ,:-r.-y:itural croy shall Ire
'.s.:fy,, ,.r~rT,!9ri-.
l. iiie i5 +, Gs-,yall.. that desert lanis
saolli b. r,e!si.. J '.-r "a cric:.lt:..I purposes
- Tng@I,a, 0ut l!D,t proper encouragement
tv "',cEc,t a. Inst end wise -cg2rl fur the
l'v''1r interest '.'cs n1t VrrI.I.. whenever
;E.Ts IS Eus,,c :.,gj cJru!ic ct successful cul-
ur-tl"u IA small i;r.:as. and Il thus t!luiSh-
H. n"H, ,t....- .vr pgn;i' 81 Aautrl means,
tl-..t extra .s.llas. i.rs.5.,, should l,. @i,ei.
- ss.'.,.9.s. te vviv.t. s.. ia,,ri .or the Tor
, 1877-12-22
sEES. HAWK. NEE BgVE,

: hank once courted little w-:.i3e dove;
VIII the Sfitest of wings and = voice full of
love,
Aud the hawk-Oh yes, as other hawks go
Was = well eiiough hawk, fcr aaglt that |
know.
Wen, Sc married tie hawk; the groom was
delighted,
\ Is,t ,as prepared an. IKE friends alliayited,
Then he Few t. his l.eSt with the dove ut lis
side
hnl soon III the rest tcc,5 sIuint at the bride,
! l!.swh 20: llis father, La:,I for his mother,
i haw! for his sister, and one >or his brother,
And UGclcs ami a'.n;a there were by ;he dozens,
Aad "L such rg.,.ib"r of hawks his cousins.
II thounht OF Ike peaceful. fir array rest
Ever haunted he. creams, CT tkro.Jbed in her
i,-easf,
W bird ever knew each hour Of her Ike
Kind, se tie AID t;,:e vas tie hawk ,!ose VII
su- the delicate nature t., sorely MAS tried;
Win Ia visible aicii-..lss the dove dropped and
del:
Ti.ea lou' VAS tleir grief anl the wish II ez-
10 c&n the learned birds aaI held an Inquest
So I'll the birds e:iJ., i.;lS each s,.aol hs lead
Aodis.se col2 ;hy!- al.lae Why he dove should
lie dra;j,
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S.ated th.j: .;;'he c,,e IS l., ce... Is 4 book
- No disease do tiad, - ;.ee;,ls:.'s s!.arll::
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Ha,, Z iar her :.,!.e:, howl, for her n.c....~
i.v. :or ..er sitter AMI L,;s.; fyr her brother .
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yoil Of kindness arl loye fe;l Of ilarslaess AID