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pool steam 5000 bushels grain I'd, 800 bales cot
ton sa2d 700 hhds taow. iUs and, nv sai. 40 nass
cotton. Bid To London, 81. o. bushels
sd % oh ags seed 4Os chez Sc 45s 30
terces beef Is. 100 bales hops ga Bristol sa. 100
tons txlo~ private terms 90 goods
2c 800 bbs hour and 30 tons oil cake private terms
Charters british bark Brrakwater). hence 10
Cork tor orders. with $500 quarters harley I'D
Norwegian brig. hence Aalbors with 400 bushels
Cork Tor orders with 1900 quarters grain 40 Us.
4d.: Norwegian bark from Philadeipha to Lisbon
with 1850 abls. refined petroleum II dd. :
u British bark. hence 10 Antwerp Bremen. with 1900
bbls. H. I'D British bark hence Continent
Dutch. with 42o bbls do at as Norwegian ship from
baltimore to Antwerp Bremen. with bills. do.
5s Italian bark arrivel, 500 tons hence
with general cargo private terms; American ship
1,U75 hence Melbourne with cargo
aoout e. 9O Austrian bark hence Cork for
orders with 1000 quarters grain All
American brig 27s from Baltimore Cuba
with Goa 81 81, %
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A HEARTLESS WOMAN.

Justice Otto, OF Newark, has now on his docket .
singular case of alleged inhuman treatment in which
woman represented 40 very ShyIock. II appears
that George Mcssncr respectable cngravcr, being out
Of employment, has been unable to pay his
rent On Monday the wfc OF his landlord
Mrs. George Miller. OF No. 12l West street.
companted by her son, called Mcssner
and demanded the three months rent due. George
pleaded poverty. but the woman was incxorablc She
caused her TO remove the doors aud windows cav
ing Mcssncrs family exposed to tho biting cold thrco
OF his little were lying at the point OF death from
whoopng cough. The alleged inhumnn woman was
arrested ana held $500 bail 10 a charge Of
inhuman treatment The Mcssners cared for
properly
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following assignments were yesterday nled II
the County Clerks ofice:--Robert w. Strachen 10
Adolph Libko and D. W. Tcrney to Henry Bnlnx
Case, Chapman Lockwood. wholesale dealers In
millinery goods No 643 Broadway. have been adJu.
dicated voluntary bankrupts by Register Allen their
own petition Che following are tho principal cred.
nors Edwin J. Brown. $37.575; Ninth National
Bank s6. 223 II; A. Picaut Sons, $4,0o9 Auiimords
Il Co, 81. s97 50 y. G. Cowdin Co., 81 1888 40; n.
$. Chapman, 26ls II; BAH & Ray, $2,3sS 81 II. O.
Bernard Co, s2.376 is; Simon Capul, 81. 067 O5.
Their assets consist OF stock trade, 81 000 cash,
81 $50; open accounts, SIS 0J0. The liabilities sggros
cato $4,000
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

- GAlvEsroS. Jan. y. 1877.
ports-coasIwise. 3.73s sales. a,l6s. Stock i2lsi7
Nrw ORLEANS. Jan o. 1877.
Cotton quiet business partially snspendcd; middling,
la..s low a %,ddI,ns s1s seSs s ord@ary sc Ne,
britain. s76 sales, 5000 stock, aio oo5
Cotton quiet; mddins ,a'4c low a,dd'ins, as.c
good Ordinary re Net receipts, Iss bales hxpor,s1
STOCK, $500
Cotton Irregular; middling. ialde low mddng 2se.;
good ordinary Y issac Net receipts 4os bales Ex-
Flour steady; sales LOO bb.; 80. spring white 81
sous. Sl sSs. s'4'st s Corn
% sgd M 81 e'y g.
Snehansed - y ''' '''''
% rRsee,pts-rious & 800 bes whss. 4S5 bushes; sorn
oo Ss WHAT $50 SHh. corn DO
eloo l do .ao rye. Zoo do Marss.s aaesk, Wheat
is @a bushels
S S s No. old sss IS @
mSdr =. prys,s Terms K"road iresA'' unchanged
Flonr steady. when. quiet No while Wabash, y -;
No. do 81 ~; No. white Michigan ~ 81 amber Mich
san ,sS' ssS II o So p ~ M NJ % y s.
Mayed %a w. S'a .se ~ n new sa; e
@ s.sd S"s @ ser . Msns.s AZ IS Afa at use
wheat 1900 do corn o, o. DO oats shipmen,s14o bbs
CuicAGo. Ian 8. ls77.
Flour steady and firm Wheat strong and higher no
Chicago spring, 81 2S. cash; III 2oi., February :
81 3i, March No 3do, ~ i2ls 81 1879 rejected aSc
a99isc Corn unsettled, but generally lower 4Ic.
44t,c. February 455ac. March Oats In iar
higher ss,rc cash s5'sc february; &c., March. Rye
Pork unsettled but generally lower closing rather hm
M s 4 sl7 xssn s"H f's & s r. G 6 as
Lard in fair dcmana opened and lower closed firm
outside prices; 81 40, CASH SI 90 xll oTl February
$l 72j $l15 March, Bulkmeats steady and unchan led
p sed g. Sss %Sty S s"S esss s'ss s M 80
Flour. $500 bbs wheat 10000 bpshcs, corn. 1900
do oats. 27OO0 do rye GOoO d. barley. sls.Onu do
shipments-Flour, i2Ooo bbs wheat IL 2o bushels
900 do 81. 900 do 400 do barley 10
tho afternoon cali OF the Board Wheat strong and
higher 81 3Ui February; 81 37s. March. Corn frmer;
444c. cash; 44s4c. 44sc February. Oats firm, 35i4c
cash. Pork ana lard unchanged
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MECHANICS AND TRADESMEN.

The annual election for officers OF tho General Society
OF Mechanics and Tradcsmcn OF the city OF New York
held yesterday at the Apprentices Library No ara
Broadway. The following chosen the
ensuing ycar:--frcsident, Edwin Dobbs; First Vice
President, Henry L. Slotc; Second vico President.
John r. Voorhis; Secretary, Thomas Earle; Treasurer
Daniel d. Wright; Collector, Enoch Stratton.
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WAR On THE STEvEDORES.

The wharvcs OF tho Red Star line OF steamers at Ho.
bokcn IN charge OF tho police yesterday TO pro.
tect the New York stcycdorcs now unloading the vcs-
sells OF the Inc. The Scw Jersey stoycdorcs collected
ia the vicinity through the day Last evening when
tno New YORK men lett for mono they were hissed
wnilc convoy OF the police, but no attack Was
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BROOKLYN CENTRAL DIspENsARY.

AT the annual meeting oi tho members OF the dis
ponsary held last evening the following trustees were
elected Tor tho ensuing yoar:--JoscpL :. spnney, W.
B. Maddox, Louis Tciens. L. Talbot. NJ. Bennett
Thcopnilus Ollna n. N. Clement, James Rorke,
George v Browcr, r. u. Anderson. Dr. Isaac H.. Bar.
her, John ;. Mackay, John H. Ireland, William h.
Hines and w, j. Gcst0n.
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LAWYERS MILK.

The milk dealers have now over 900 subscribed IA
continue thc,r usht against the Board OF Health.
decision viii rendered by Judge sutherland to-nor.
row whether tue eases OF the milkmen indicted shall
be ried b. adjourned until after the appeal
Ia tlo Schrunpi case SHAH have been decided
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AVERY SMITHS WILL.

The will OF Mr. Avery Smith, the well known dcccaed
aud Snowman has been admitted 10 probate
in the Essex county IN. Jj surrogates Office lie made
no public charitable bequcss. but divided hts prop
crty between his VIE and sister, with tue exception
OF u few legaclcs TO friends
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q 80 s 200 at 81 y 4 ls 4 Il @ Ag i5 & = @ !.
= - sse iao a. iae 800 AZ y 27s,s ~ oat ia'rc
rI j se Y si as aae i, s %; At '"l i 7 40 a. 4
10 ~ =. II Isae 20 az lt'e 400 az ~ 75ae 600 at
i iiee Aasas,, 100 At Il -ae 100 a, lsss October
70, at isis Total 80 10 baes. rand otai A. 400 bales
Vharesten Isl; Wilmnsoa. .aiI: Norfolk. isao. New
iso fnis day 9'; ssi week 5s Fhi das last ys"r
~ ass Total since september 2.7l2sii hnies Cotton
pressed 10 Bremen. by steam 3c ny sail
sac TO Liverpool 932d by steam; by sail Y.3ac Market
Drugs. &c.-Ths market was generally quiet We note
KEGS bearS soda at ssa id dra"s ssus SODA s e
40 tons soda ash at 2c and 30 sal AT 81 3j a
81 a, SPOT eausc soda ' bicar6enaie soda 81 i3,
ast - all sod bleaching 'owder. - i2.s. curreney
cmt<ency Essential oils gne, hut steady We quote
oi1 Oh oergamot ssndersons - oil lemon. s~ndersons.
oil cassa oc all gold: oil caraway, 81 iua 81 5o oil
so g. & DO OF ,ensm M e. oil ess q = @
green vs. oil sassa'ras inclusive 57l,c oil pennyroyal
FkAfhts were quiet at 'dc Tor prime geese, and 2oc
35c Tor mixed.
FsuTtadc little better for all kinds. Goldfish was
George, - 90 for Grand bank MacAerol was hrm,
and s5 Tor No s. There stock OF box herring In
hand. Taere some inaar Tor Portland roand and 80
~ % Grand Bank y 50 = sa - Msckers-Es.ra
IS 50; bay, 40 l. sis; do, 80. . sio do No B. none:
large Ma. 2 $40 Si2 Box herrngscaed, ioc. lsc.
FLOUR AND GRAiS-Receiptsf Flour. 5,oea bpls; wheat
do. barley malt $500 DO The hour maric. . was
9 m w " ''s sales Of fSSe' ns"s s
Western ana son.neri a. The annexed a9o@'lons Rye
hne Corn meal WAS .iry active with sales o! about 900
inr Wasta nd Iersey veil euuot
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CINCINNATI LOAN.
We learn from Mcssrs Kuhn, Loeb Il Co. that from
inquiries at their Office for Information concerning tho
Cincinnati sevcnthirtcs, for when the lists close
Wednesday, the 10th inst, at two O'Clock, heavy
SUBSCRIPTIONS are anticipated. The former issues
OF Cincinnati sevens now In demand at l05 and
interest," with no bonds Offering. The present issues
are not made In aid Of any railroad corporation but
are issued for the completion OF road built and
owned by the city. Few cities are financially better
situated than Cincinnati
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FINANCIAL.

4 REASONABLE RATES-MONEY IN LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages; same
bought OF all kinds effected with best companies
j. J. HARBICH CO.. 10 Broadway.
A STOCK SPECTATORS SHOULD READ THE
A.DAiLY MARKET REPORT. containing the money
article Of srald Times, Tribune and World, reprinted
day published In those journals also
stock Exchange. Th01our PACED sheet wall he mailed
address daily receipt OF postage C cents month";
H. W. HAMILTON CO.. 81 Broad ST. New YORK.
LEX. FROrHINGHAM 4 Co, BANKERS AND
Brokers' II all st. dealers In first class Puts and Calls,
buy and Stocks long desired margin three
to five cent.
Send for circulars and weekly reports. free.
A ssErs FOR BANKRuPTs OR TRADERs.-FOR
IA sale cheap. large New York Railroad
Bonds (defaultcd INTEREST,". Address SECURITIES box
liz Herald ONCE.
MEMBER OF TIE NEW YORK STOCK EX
n change In good standing. would like clcrkship In
banking house bank where addition his services
his membe r,hp might useful and Ad
dress MEMBER. Herald Office.
DROOKLYN MORTGAuEs.- 500, So OoJ $1,000,
ID $5. 900. 5000 20 loan
4. r. BOWEN & Co. ~ Pine st.
(NIrIZENs' SAVINGS BANK or THE CITY OF NEW
OYork, 81 Bowcry Canal slnterest for the six
months ending December 81. 1876 payable
all entitled thereto the bylaws aud rules
bank interest not Withdrawn will he credited orsi
nal deposit aud entitled incres: from January money
deposited before January 10 will draw interest
January Bank open every day irp@ 10 70 D. Mondays
SEYMOUR A. BUScE. Secretary
LNsTATE WILL LOAN on FIRST CLASS CITY PROF
Herald onicc.
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WIDEN HARLEM RIVER.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

enterprsc-the Eric Cana-beside the great and i'm
inense benefit the accomplishment The two projects
would be 10 the West and the nation at large, mas
much as the greater part of all the grain and products
oil our Western country could be transported TO the
city OF Now York and TO Europe for nearly or quite
onc-haf that IL COSTS
THK ADVANTAGES.
very interesting and lengthy paper vas read by
MT Charles Stougbton, the protector giving In detail
the advantages that would the city and the
country generally by the opening of the river and
making Port Morris port OF arrival and departure Tor
European steamers
THE ExPRxSE.
In calculating the expense OF the proposed opening
as put at So 700 600 by General Newton, was sug
gested that the expense should be equally borne by
the general, Stale and city governments.
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BIDS FOR CITY BONDS.

The following is list OF bids received yesterday BY
Comptroller Kelly for 1898 is3 five pcr cent short
rcncy bonds OF tho city Of New York.
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CLOSING rRIcEs-3 =. NJ.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.


The following illc changes in closing prices CON-
pared with those OF Saturday
ApvAycg New York Central j. Delaware and
Lackawanua, "a Delaware and Hudson. ~ Harlem,
/ illinois central 3s jersey Ceutrai, 70 Aorth-
west common, a. OHIO and Misslssppl. a Qucksil.
ser, n Union Pacific, a Western Union, = Ameri-
Express, 1e and gold "a.
DECLINE United States Express, Adams, u st.
Paul common, u do preferred, "a Rock Island, q;
Shore, y; Hannibal ana ST. Joseph preferred, Ia (;
Erie, u; Burlington and Quincy, r.
MONEY MARKET.
Money closed at a per cent on call The rates OF
exchange on New York at the aforementioned cities
to-day were savannah, 5io offered, selling par to
ZIG offered; Charleston, easy scarce, d discount to
ar; Cincinnati hrm 80 TO 100 discount St Louis, 70
10 100 premium; New Orleans, commercial 7l6, bank
"a, and Chicago, 75 premium. Foreign exchange was
aull but steady. Prime sterling, asking rates, "a
anu s6 selling rates, s31 S3a& and 4s5 4s51s;
rechmarks, 94% a 94a and 95A 95h; cables, 95s4
9G; primo Paris, g. lG1s and 5.l4,s.
MARkKT
Cold declined from 1861 to l05, and later advanced
20 lO0 IA, at which tho market closed. The carrying
atca were gold, !, q, and 5h per cent The up
ward movement is ascribed 10 the stirring from
.oulsana.
OPERATIONS or THE GOLD ExcnASGE BANK
COD balances - ovto.o
currency baanccs.... svs ~
1ioss tearanccs. lo,o-oooV
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. 500. O4 o33
'ou excnahBcs.. .'S,o'ooo
"od baances.... l,iov 'oo
Two hundred thousand dollars gold arrived by the
Ameriquc.
1oRxioS xARKEr.
The London advises report Arm market for consols
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LNtkPOot. y, 1871.
Pork-Eastern irmer ut Sos; Western steady at Ills.
Bacon Cumberland cut hrmer AS short rib steady
4os long clear hner a. a.. 81 short clear dull ut 45s
I'D Hams-long cut hrmcr NJ I9s shoulders steady at
35s Beef-India mess steady at 9os. extra mess
hrmcr lu0s prime steady at Sus. Lard
frme Western dun ~ SIS. Cd Tallow-Primc city dull
ut AS 0d Turpentne Spirits dull at 3is. Rosn--Com
nrner sd tine duh NJ los I'd. Cheese Ameri
can choice dull at 6ss. Lard oil-Nonc In the market
steady lbs I'D. No. do steady at los. Sd winter
Southern steady at lis Id do Western steady at los Sd
Corn-Mixcd soft dull At 26s 3D. old and 25s 3D. for
new
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RRoOKLYN MoRTGAuEs. 81. 800 5000, 5000,
r. b. BOWEN 4 CO. ~ Pine st.
- ~
DROPosALS
Tor
s2.s0oooo $40 PER CENT BONDS
of tho
CITY OF CINCINNATI.

CITY OF CINCINNATI
Sesed proposals will be received at the American
change National Bank by the
the proper suthortcs oi until
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1877.
at o'clock J. VI. Tor the whole Ut the Of
~. -UOON. Municipal Bonds Of the city o Cincinnati
authorized by actiot Legislature o the state Ohio
entitled AN act relating to the cities oi the class
having population exceeding i5pon Inhabitants y
passed May T. 1859, aud act supplementary thsreo" "
passed February ~ 1876 Of the people the
of Cincinnati and resolution Of the City Council pre-.
scribcd by the said act,
said bonds will bear interest NJ tho rate Of 10
payable the LIT day May and November
each year. and the principal will become in 300, both
principal payable at the
change National Bank In New York.
Each proposal should be sealed aud indorsed: -
Proposals for 3n per bonds OF the city Of Gin
cinnat and enclosed In second envelope addresses
American Exchange National Bank OF New York.
These bonds the last of the issues authorized Tor the
completion Of the southern Railroad owned by
pality OF Cincinnati.
The right reserved the part of tho undersigned
reject any all OF the bids H. In their Judgment the In.
terests OF the city require II.
Awards win be M adc on January H.
For full Information apply to the undersigned agents
EunN. LOEB Co.
Rankers No. 81 Nassau st.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence. Il. l., an. 8, 1877.
Printing cloths quiet. at unch hanged prices.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, jan o. 1877.
Cotton-Futures. buyers Offering i2d higher than TO-
day lowest price uplands, low mddug clause. shipped
December and January sail. : l-l6d.
LONDON. Jan. 9. 1877.
Linseed oil. 26s. 3D. . PCS. Cd. per
ANTWERP, j an. o, 1877.
Petroleum, 5lG for Hne pale American.
PRODUCE.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 9, 1877.
Lard, 54s. per cwt. for American
LoSpoS, Jan. o, 1877.
Taiiow, 44s per cwt. for
New York Produce Exchange Reportl
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COpARTyERsrIIps.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NEW YORK. JAScARY .. Is77-rHE FIRM OF q
~ II. Roth Co expires by limitation the business wi
continue under the Geo. Watts GEO WATTS.
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$4,000 US Gs, c. Isl l31 So 900 y 1O4O re-. l12h
80 u h-2O.r 81. 2ss l.OOJO US 5s C. 'Sl... Ill
2OOO Us 500 C. '67... ll.ss

$1,000 Mo G's. Asylum.
1000 Tenn Us. newbc
5000 Tenn Us. u .. be
5000 NC & StL LIST =.
100 e. ~ y " &C & o..
1000 ID. l. 4 W I'd
100 do. be
2UOD |. : LIST. con r. :. .
1000 Buff h Erie II b..
IUn,cn Pac = D..
1000 4 y lst.C K q br
- 90 G. L LIST. STD hr.
1000 In Pac RR LIST.
1900 Chi. i.&Rl h + rs
80 q Iol & W alb LIST. /.
100 +. 1T W * g LIST
2OOO , hi. Is * q S's.
100 shs l.cl & II Can
100 Quick Min. -.
100 do. :. be. b3
100 Quick Min pf..
lO) Amer Express. f.
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we are told this is the age of "ReconciliG-
ton" Who is to be reconciled2 2 Who
is at war? The fact is, this whole sub
ject is misunderstood by both parties.
There is nobody to be reconciled but the
American Constitution and Justice and
the general welfare" The only thing to
BE- reconciled is JUsTIcE. Let the Gov
ernment of the United States insure JUS
tice to every man, woman anC child in
this country as it is administered in Eng
land and there will be no trouble what
ever. No Ellenton massacre, no Chisolm
murders will ever take place. No men
will undertake wholesale massacres and
murders when they know that condign
punishment awaits them. There is no
thing so essential so all important in
human government, as that the individ-
ual man should be protected in his per
son, his conscience, and his property.
This is the end of all government, and IT
it can not do this it might just as well
not exist Our boast of freedom is very
well for freedom, but worthless for pro
lection of it can not hang Butler and the
murderers of Chisholm.
decentralization" in political sense,
is worth nothing. Let Louisiana and
other States vote the Democratic ticket,
what of it2 The South can not govern
this country. 1t is dwindliDg into small
proportions, and it will relatively grow
weaker; but justice doesn't grow smaller
and human nature doesn't grow weaker
But let that letter" of the administra-
ton come forth 1t will be a curiosity
for a museum, no matter what it says. IL
it is a letter of advice and promotion, we
hope the Governor Of Mississippi will read
it in humble and submissive temper.
That he Will laugh is certain, that he will
heed is extremely uncertain; but, that
he can be made anything else than a
mean, cowardly, contemplate being, is
impossible. f. ID. NJ.
WALNUT HILLS, May 25, 1877.
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BY W. s. PETERSON.
Softly breathed the coming May
On that Southern Sabbath day.
In that genial, sunny clime
May-days c)me before their time.
Earth and sky were bright and blest
On the holy day OF rest,
But no sound of prayer and psalm
Rose upon the Sabbath's calm.
And the morning sun looked down
On mob-beleagured town.
Horsemen galloped here and there,
And their curses filled the air.
Soon a hundred ruffians yell
Round the home where heroes dwell.
Brave Judge Chisolm, scorning fear
Though the wolves Of hell were near:
And Cornelia, heroine rare,
Fair and young, and brave as fair;
Little Johnnie. aged thirteen,
b avest boy the world has seen
When the Judge to jail was led,
"Ill go, too :" brave Johnnie said.
Sire and son walked hand in hand
Through the threat'ning ruiiian band.
And within the prison gate
Johnnie shared his fathers fate.
when the mob, with savage yell,
On their helpless victims fell,
Johnnie stood and faltered not
In the furious storm of shot
stood beside his sister there
On the splintered, bloody stair
TIL the leader of the band
Shot away his little hand
Then, to save his sire from harm,
He stretched out his shattered arm,
sprang before the powdered flame
That towards his father came,
And received in his own form
The full fury OF the storm,
Till his body, torn with lead,
At his fathers feet fell dead
When he to his grave was borne
Few there were for him to mourn.
Mississippi, murder-wild;
Mourned not for her noblest child.
Not a hymn or prayer was heard,
Priest nor preacher spoke word.
Only she who gave him birth
sigma Ine sau Wofus, 'E4aFth 10 Sdfth'
Only his own mother wept
Where her darling hero slept
But his little grave shall yet
With O Nations tears be wet.
And through all the coming years,
With their eyes bedimmed by tears,
Mothers to their sons shall tell
How heroic Johnnie fell
Stored page and poets song
Shall his praises aill prolong;
And while Love and Nalor live,
Men to Johnnie's name shall give
The first place on history's page
With the heroes Of the age.
JOHNNIE CHIsoLM, AGED THIRTEEN.
BRAVEsT BOY THE WORLD HAS SEEN
Warren (O.) Tribune.
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Take Particular Notice.

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HHmlhTGY'S Homeopathic Specific No. e.

a a Can't be made by every agent every
Ns1Ilklmonth in the business we furnish,
nelGlelb but those willing TO work can easily
~~~~earn "A dozen dollars "A day right
i'm their own localities. Have no room to ex-
plain here. Business pleasant and honorable.
Women, and boys and Z rls do as well as men.
We will furnish you a com plete Outfit free. The
business pays better than anything else. We
will bear expense Of starting you. Part iculars
free. Write and see Farmers and mechanics,
their sons and daughters, and all classes in
need Of paying work at home, shoull wril e TO
us and earn all Ab4ut The work at o1t e. Now
IS the time. Don't delay. Address TRUE d.
CO., Augusta, Maine.
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General Buffers Latest Correspondence.


General Butler left for Boston, last
night. The following card is published
here oday:
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 7.
"To the Editor Of the Republican:
DEAR SIR-I received two communi-
cations, to-day, one from Mr.. MacNeash
and one from h is secretary, which ] in
close. Both Of my correspondents seem
o ne sufferers The last one was SEN
enced, by the Provost Court, to six
months imprisonment for smuggling
liquors into Norfolk.
Yours truly
"BENJ. f. BUTLER"
The enclosure referred to postal card
marked June 6, and addressed to Hon.
"Dis' Reni. f. Butler, Washington, ID.
c., is as follows:
"OLD CocKNEY: Wayne McVeagh speaks
like a gentleman. You reply like
scavenger of politics. You pretend that
the spoon story is not true 1t illustrates
your grabbing monopolizing career at
New Orleans. Who was it kept all 9th
ers from trafficking in liquors, quinine,
and many other things, and made
monopoly of supplying the rebels ? Was
it not you and your tools and relatives
Did they make vast fortunes in honest
salaries or trade Why was every vessel
arriving and box searched for liquors,
and heavy fines imposed to keep up this
monopoly. A sufferer.
"JoHY T. WooDBRIDGE."