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Notice.
Public notice is hereby given to the heirs
OF DANIEL M. Jones, deceased, and to all
other persons whom 1t may concern, that |
will apply to the county court OF Alexan.
der county, Illinois, on tho 10Th day OF June
1877, OF the juno term le77 of said court,
to be holden at the court house In
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DAY OF June 1871, for an order Of court ali-
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pound the desperate notes and accounts
claims and demands due tho estate of
Daniel Nj. Jones, deceased.
FELINDA JONES,
June B, 1871. dtd ADMINISTRATIVE.
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Mother. tbs our wedding day!
just as now, we sat ut supper
when the guests had gone away;
You Lat that side, sat this side,
Forty years ago to-day!
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What brave things meant TO dol
Could we dream to-day would find ia
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Had our boy-ah, yes know, dear;
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Shared our smiles as well us tears,
And-the best Of all we had your
Faithful love for forty years.!
Poor we've been, but not forsaNen:
Grief we've known, but never shame
Father for Thy endless mercies
Still we bless Thy Holy name,
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The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
No BLANKS

Greatest single Number Prize Drawing that
ever took place in the United states
ny authority Of an act of the Legislature
thenext All Prize Drawing VII ke ,,n Risce ivS
" January 81 1876 and to be conducted by
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Z All prizes and NO blanks.
Within the reach OF any one to obtain
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TO be drawn the 18TH and 30th ofeach month.
Prizes payable in full, without deductton.
ON presentation at this ONCE lmmeo1aIely
after the drawing. .4y ..- ooo
Grand Cash Prize, No,M
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Tickels, q each, or packages Of 10 tickets
rom the prizes asaxn Infor%ation a. f1r, tSs
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fro BE CONTINUED
Splinters.

The population Of Nevada is SLIPS.
Mrs. Fanny Kemble has sailed for Eng
land.
The population Of Fitchburg, Mass, has
decreased 200 within two years.
The crows about Baltimore are 90 hungry
that they come into the city for food.
More hopeful than all wisdom is one
draught of human pity that will not for
sake US. .-. .r ~ ci,
It is viping away tears, not shedding
them, that proves you're made OF the right
stuff. ~ ..t.r., tgEers-
The sweepings ofParis are sold for $780,
600 per year. The old paper collars alone
bring $4,000.
Teams have crossed the Mississippi river
at Hickman, Kentucky, for the first time
in seventy years. @@3 .atf
It has been decided in New Hampshire
that "a domesticated dog is property."-kx.
A domesticated cat must be cattle.
The Prince of Wales during his Indian
tonr received presents to the value Of $4SO,-
600, and some disagreeable persons hope
he will now pay his debts.
It takes 40 pounds Of live eels to feed
the whale il the New York aquarium
each day. They are the same to MIN as
vermicelli soup is to the human ANIMAL
The Rhode Island Poultry Show comes
off in a couple of weeks. That will keep
Rhode island chickens from scratching in
neighboring States for few days at leass.
Il costs $400 to welcome Brlgadier
General to the Pacific coast, and then ior
the first four weeks he is allowed TO oea'
everybody at poker for courtesy's sake
"Detroit Free Press" '..'@ s.a
You can't make Bergh believe that a
schoolboy has any feelings TO be lnJured oy Y
bold or m,I'reatment but let any one Kack *
~, ,,' .',,r.'c" :" NJ u ''sh y - '''tH -
uoNlt.a.. lis bu.erIes, De'F'i f'>e
( Pee"
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axrrER THAN GOLD.

! - = Il
.,.n grandeur, bstssr than gold.
.snk and title . Thousand fold.
bs.lthy body. . mind Ct eass
' .,mple pleasures that always please
s.1 -, not can feel for = neishbor's wot
snsre bis joys with genial GLOW,
'svmpsthies Large enough 70 enfold
,sn ~ q. brothers IL better than seld.
than rold is . conscience clsar,
[sh toiling for bread In an humble
~ p Nest with content and health,
I'd bv the lust Of cares Or wealth.
y W living and lofty thought
y and ennoble . poor mans cot;
,an and morals, or Natures plsn.
|ths genuine test ofa gentleman.
= than gold IL the sweet repese
sons Of toll when their labors o ore;
= than gold is the poor mans sleep.
|thv balm that drops on his slumbsrs
deep.
sleeping draughts t the downy bed,
re luxury pillows his aching head:
kimplsr opiate labor deems
brter road to the land of dreams.
r than gold is thinking mind
| in the realm of books can find
Iasure surpassing Australian ore,
/ live with the great and good Of yore'
ave's lore and the poets lay.
klories Of empires pass away:
rorld's great drama will thus snfold
weld q pleasure better than gold.
4 than gold is q peaceful home,
ks all the freside charities come;
shrine of love and the heaven Of life,
bwed by mother, or sister, or vile.
hver humble the home may be.
led by sorrow with Heavens decree,
blessings that never wore bought or
Isold,
eentre there, and better thaS gold.
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PRILADELPAlA AARK ET0.
stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA. January Is, lW.
Gold lO5X@lO6 Pittsburg, M-
"s-9os 1856 iosH ii sales BudaioRR sNo sx
f" Julyl6 illUZ@ll3 GOLD VALUE. ,. /.
" Jnly 1851 ll5I sales Eng Sow 484@488
" July 1888 ll7L@ - q" silver 48U@485
40 Ais ll2E@ 40 Reichsm Hs@4S0
New 81 lll%@Illh Nfracs( Nap) 3SS@393
City6 sNew 1i2Z sales 2tNronere 60ogoS6
b. Cos. nj. 20 - Prus thal'rs 88@O
Penna r, r. 47h@ 48 Roubles, Gold 70076
Phila 4 Read
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ohila Il Erie-@ -
Lehigh Va % -
. Nav Stock3OsS@ 80h
Hestonvi le2EH sales I'D. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-11-13

Bucks county, Pa, has smoker who
claims to have averaged seven cigars
per day during the last fifty. seven years.
which wonld aggregate l45.000i cigars,
worth, at Eve cents each, $3.50. s.5
A new safety cannon that shoots an
anchor from chips In distress has lately
been tried at BremerhavenF From q
cannon with diameter of Eve inches an
anchor weighing II pounds was shot.
attached to a double rope 2400 feet In
length and weighing 80 pounds, to q
distance of 900 yards, by which stroh-
ger rope was pulled onto the ship, with
which ship and men could be drawn
ashore. I'll. ha 3Fsin3 .s3 sst.a
The late Gen Forrest was an illiterate
man, although he rose to the rank of
Lieutenant General in the Confederate
Army. Some one asked him Just before
the close Of the war, when his victories
made him particularly conspicuous, what
was the secret of his success In his
own hornely way he said that it was BY
I"gitipg.ths most men thar fustrs s.
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erE.A Eberle. an actor Of over .


Il EEE. A Eberle, an actor of over 20
years. experience, was seen to be strange
ly at fault in his part in the Albany Thea
ter a few nights ago. He had the reputa.
ton of being '.letter perfect" " but on this
occasion be was al q aloss for words, went
on and off the. stage at wrong points in
the play, and gave the audience the i'm
preston that he WAS drunk. At length
he advanced to the footlights and said ]:
~ don't know what ie the matter With me,
but l. certainly am not druHk-I never
drink anything Intoxicating I Was per.
feet In my part at rehearsal this morning,
butnoWI cannot repall ayord Of II" He
retired and another actor read the rest ol
bis part His trouhle was paralysis ol
the brain, and these is not much hope oi
his recovery, a sal as
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lIeal,h and LongevIiy.

An English sphysician spejnieavui in
recent tsleetuEe(th thai dnsAlth and jpne life
are not always Joined toeaihess nellher
are health Aaag gseslwnpcular strength. !.
He, ,said
The most muscular men, gfsat prize
-Rghtssss- -knemauAe.h .he,alnag,e
ailing,and complaining about themselves.
The stssssof pasfeeU tsaidlsge IFpgH1led
by those who know little Of it.AS 1 con,
ditIon of most pesfect health. is rather
Eonelcfimoshia simuinsnoe. a.rQpQsltys
Ike hight ia,a care attribste bpt = dpep
not signify health. The three oldesi
people ever knew, women Who reached
respectively 69s gS and 400. Ve5p HAletu-
a dipsrisns 81 and md had a BEEN e pear ~ ~
|
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-11-13

= It proposed ID Germany to make
wall paper which will adapt itself to the
degree of illumination Of the room, be.
coming darker as the room grows light.
er, and vice versa Fws
Three daughters of Kentuckian dc.
termined to be married the other day,
and their father refusing to approve
their resolve, they all eloped With the
men of their choice the same night
The English papers state that young
ladies who wear arawhat are sometimes
called deer-stalker Lats are beginning to
raise them in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Of the
ssluationt OF their male friends.
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fwWhat a food OF "Reminiscences

EEWhat q food of "reminiscences 1t
brings upon young mans mind, these
balmy, beautiful mornings, while be is
hunting anxiously around the bureau for
. seidlils pawder. to come upon diary,
and to read upon the trss and only writ
ten, page, under date Of January ! !: 81
Will never again touch drop Of intoxi-
eating liquor. This day sees me free
from The chains Of q habit that" and
SO forth. And maybe he laughs grimly,
or maybe be doesn't laugh at all but he
keeps on scratching for that seidlits
powder al the came.
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9s oCannibaIism ID Persial
{From caps. xArsk,s Book 81 'psfsis. !,

The plain was trseless and desolAte ia
the extreme. We saw several dry skele-
tons Of travellers, who had died fof fho
foadside, and been eft To- iiksasi
mails IWe.pssaed a small vailed yiusee,
where the peopls-had eaten all their
Ichhdrensiin SepteHibers sf870s1 I IN the
men whp 1had2 The means bad Jeff jhe
place, leaving only the women. Ard
children and the mothers Mole and 5ts
one ssnother's babes 10 save tHsmsSives
from perishing. Il isslsgs ,iav
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sx.g aS,, ss,-slTos
Selfrt.',S ,Sta11,.
: CORN { Erred. !.

lal Written for the Cincinnati Enquirer.)
8 Between Fort Duncan and Laredo,
Texas, and between the Nueces River ON
the north and the Rio Grande on the
south, a weather beaten, wrinkled faced,
old man named Jim Watson went 10 bed
one night a year ago, the owner OF q ine
ranch, He had thirty or forty head OF
horses, several hundred head OF cattle,
three hundred sheep, several good build
lngs, . vile ana son, ana ne hao several
hefdsmen IN his employ. satn !,
Az mlahigat tneA rancn was aroused
y tne tramp o. norses tne yeiis OF men,
we pello~ipg OF catt.e ana sle pDasrrkins Dsr.i
lof. dogs. "A band .sot Mexlcan cattle
steaiers mao crossed ,tne lhio 0ranae ana
naoe ma aesceh. zen. On we lancn IheTs
vefs at ieast iUrsy y sle iar q y
they bad scarcely appeared Detore lne
herders escspedsn ths darkness leaving
t1e Old man and MS wsie ana son to de
fend The ranch: Z Defend is'the word, De-
cause watson was not the man 70 see
Ibis property swept. away without an =, e.
fort to hold itsstAs seon1as he could re-
falise the situation heaarmed ,himselfand
lsaiiied ont, followed by his son, . Young
Imam OF fifteen. Wats0n opened ire on
the ereasers at once, and for q, few min
utes, or until the enemy discovered that
he Rad no backing, he, drove them to
1cover,, killing one and wounding two
When the feeble nature Of the defense
was realized by the cattle; stealers 2, por-
ition Of themtattacked the house, killed
the old womsni and hredIthe structure
j The fest OF the gang charged watson
and his; son at the same time, driving
i them from spot, 10 spot, and killing the
hoy as he vas firing from the cover OF
knoll ~ oHa y aaadAh - i
When old Jim was driven away ne
was wounded in two places, had hred his
Hast, cartridge and knew that wife and
son we're dead His. buildings were
ablaze, his stock 'ins tne inanas OF lne
thieves, and when daylight came ne was
a rqineq mans9 mol atnorse, S4eep Q,
steer was !elt on Itney place alive' anq
burning brands alone marked the sltes
Of the comfortable buildings ne mac
d gathered 4 around him The cowardl,
and the danger had passed; but the. old
IMAM did not seem to see them I, Ihe
ibody or wife and poy had peen nManf M
i upon the burning logs, and lew e9nes
were alone visible among the burning
Goals. The old man walked round ano
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Yo11e,hltvn,.. ,hltn,.
DON'T STAY LATE TO.

: The hearth of home is beaming ,,-s'.
With rays of rosy light, .5sss7 "a
And lovely eyes are cleaning
+ As fall the shades of night;
And while thy steps are leaving '#"
The circle pure and bright;
=, A. tender voice, half .grieying, S-,..-s
Says, "Don't stay late tonight"
- The world In which thou moyest D s,,n,
Is busy, brave and wide;
The world of her thou lowest
Is at thy single side;.sus5 s.dsniA7 : Il
She waits for, thy warm greeting,
Thy smile is her delight;
Her gentle voice, entreating.q stza q, y
Says, "ponlt stay late yto-nisht"
so7 The world. so;cold, inhuman. se'oisea
Will spurn thee If you fall; ,n9'hh
The love Of one poor woman
Outlasts and shames them all.
Thy children win cling round thee 's$'
Let fate be dark or bright,
At home no shaft, viii wound thee,
Then "ponf stay late tonight"
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aHMre Eyafts has Liss liltIs coke

HMr.a Eyafts has hiss liltis 9oke
abouts tie Cameron bnudef sssdes he
|saysssA hayssbaen oompelled te.pheaes
ny opinion 9fI the Pepnsyly lyapia Reppb.
iican delegation in Congress was ,vety
much mistaken IN them 3 Whenf xskSd
them 10 select q man from l6elx State
|,for the English missjoh, ! had %. idea
| they Would 90 into TIE graz ySfd ma
ltesarecta ,faansxl56 @{ssn6 e1lyodsaA,
JbubMhp had heeadesdis euledg aaat his
heiliEas actually il. posssssi9n ana.e
ljoyment of the estate. That will not
soothe the Cameron family much. Mr..
Eysrts will ard thai ihsQnsh 1sAd the
venerable Simon Simon can H, yet yet SPEAK ,I..ra
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-11-13

EE A Young man applied 'at' { news.
paper 7eflee the other DAY fora situs-
|tion.asasaqqe Q aesass 9sie q s4sa1
ssHayei you ever bad any experiences
as an editori' asked the newspaper
man,
fsswsli. no. not exactly replied the
ambitious aspirant, cautiously @bdt I've
been cowhided o number OF tlsnes, .bavs
been married quite 4 whiie, have Worn
borrowed clothes ofof three gears. snd
never 'hhha cent Of money so hthnught
! might work in.nss, osw nsmsYeiiir,
He was engaged. y.
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l Morgan Herald, Republioau.I foa
By the way, Judge West was right
about it. He said his majority would
not be 20,000-and It wasn't. 80
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His Advantage.
.Philadsip Timss)

In the Senatorial race in Ohio, Mr..
Pendleton has one very Important ad'
vantage over Gen Ewing. Mr., Pendle-
ton 10 not in Congress mixing himself
up at the very outset Of the session,
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'e,s, @hueahun, agitultms, Markts, Aasssnsnts Il

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The Murder OF Thomas Beoker. |
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Ia =" .,,s ioai.a I.sp pss"pu tns lieIsl NJ
y =, 49, ~ sD as ssto YaSn ae - ss
Songa no, % have hssn is, aS s;.;hIs Sau - .ham
II Soh. ny y ss,, ~ mon I; fip ' s .arSias
isds cbsnei Fsss,,rs'a !, assas @ nftis
risbt ~ The yil,ay, y1ss i'm prsiIIs T,scap
and I,e Breton toI' 'tbe dstts, .Rahert , sDe
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nama could NOT be acknowledoed-
..Wb.ro 70 .tbo Arohh;sbon y, E;,,,rsa
ohon,ed .I am hers j. thas Archhisban
rerl;ed. descending the s.ens., and rneat.
inp the Kniob,a f.'ll in the face. raWhs,
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40 you want Win me I ! am not airala
OF Your swords lwlll not DO what V
unjust Ihe Knights closed round nina.
Aoool.e .ae e,s1us ".s sos4sS
a.eAn1 ~ 1u.0a:eu, es :sTs SS .se .anu .ass
OF the suspensionsss ~ s"fhey have made
no satisfaction" he answered: II will
Inct1 s'Then you shall die. as you .hsye
deserved" they. said. They had not
meant 10 kill him-certainly not at that
time and in that place. One aof them
touched him on the shoulder with the
fat of his sword and hissed in his ,iears,
Fly, or you are dead man" There
was still time: with q few steps be would
have been lost IN the gloom Of the Ca
tthedral, and! could have concealed him.
fself In any one ofvthe hundred shidinS
places. & Bot he was careless of life, and
lheGfelt that his time was connes 81 am
ready to die.n3 he said. .sMay the Church
through my blood obtain peace and lib.
ertyl Icharge you in the pameofi God
that you hurt no lone here but me- The
people from the town were now pouring
into the cathedral; De Morvjlle wus
keeping them back with dif'culsy at the
head of the steps from the choir, and
there was danger of q rescue. Fitzurse
seized him, meaning to drag him of as
q prisoner. He had been calm thus far ;
ais prioe rose az tne lndignity OF an ar-
rest. louch me not, tnou apomioaole