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, 1879-01-07

Tho Man Who Kclpforcel Grant In CbattA-
nooGA and Aided the March to the Sea.
FarkH H.,m

Tho Man who Reinforced arant in Cbatta-
noozA and Aided the March to the Sea.
M,t .t,cn. 1,onat1 III cr.fa III M Wcca,1um. Who died
-, ~. 49,. 1,.ss,.," ~. H..a.. .,,"h. ,,.1
~ I'm .,o''' ~ b.oo"'Ja w 1tua' "iea'' "
been aiinr ntncc Decoratton-Dag. when he took
and Gen. scbo1t1d. ni. df,ea.e ter,niuatct, in
,.,h,.I, ~ ~. ill.,. .1 h.,,.,,,.1 ;,..,,.r .,,d
.noss.s -, "a NV "se. a'u aouo'''a' t.' a
n' su1cteu ilotn heH1oFtHa3es. 1cn' alcSA!un
was d ScotchHan. Ills father had cmigratcd 10
this country, and settled down "a tailor In
1,ochrAtrr. n. Y, A. vo,nv T,on.td .1id not
i,te ~. t..hsx.. .s.,,. ..... .,... -
nke n's 'atneFs .'aoe, ne s1h'tea OUT IN inc
Wosld Tor h1tnsci1. *tth Ills entire property,
conststInE OF clothing, tied up in hand.
kcrchtcf rle hnA. however. n ,Ictntc de-
termination IN tearu ,hc c,r,untc,,. ,r.Lc. ,na
.a ~. .ran,'., ~ -. 'eai" .as uaoe' nnu
lle Settled and married Mary McNabD. On Ills
return to Rochestrr. viii, Ills wifo anl ono
enid l,e l,eean bua!nc.a AZ a cnrnc,,tcr. an,i
eon, :" so-r ,,, .fo E-,a u,,,w.r r.. ~. ~.
"cnt ~ "osN ." the Geln NaH"a5' ,!te Hah
gradually advanced In tho department Of bridge
building until he invented an arch trnss, the
use Of whtrl, on various roads brought him .
roycpuo Of s7a ooo ycnr. In 1so1 he was ma made
NcnGfa' eape!lhtcnacht Q! ttu Ere halfway.
biit he gavc W thal Eosliaon 70 G9 INTO The
service q The Ohio = ~ Mlssiisslppt i Aallroai IN
nlepdcd ME- ry join Bfoush and Chauucey Wizard
70 the War Department.. mud Maa p!atr'l In
ehasge q thc nepaftnent q United STATES
military lIahEoaas. oareau t!at vas new NIKE
TO the army hha 10 tIo ra'lroaa ssstetn: ~ t!,is
eapaeity nc 1,aa charge OF many Important mill
tarJ movements.
when ttfaut was eoFncrea near = chattanooga.
III fsS3, It became necessary TO send him ton'e
veteran troops ~ tasto; frcsiacht J.'neols ue'
.oFmined 10 sena the Eleventh md Twelfth
Army CoFps from t,,c ARMY ol the Potomac,
out nans ~ ass & o.isetn ss.na! ~. .a. IL
Muulu tAhu hA "tf*s ~ l3"sFt L1e tsne3ss'
Ns,,. "eSan WV ~ nc.s tu, w. a,d 10 sa't' ny
sou!. ~ .svs, i inv Ift ,aaaa. ,tn
aua9 svs 1e - ~ ~ ni ~. ~"
Mae , I " son'u " .na p.e, ~ ~. tne
,.t H. unu 1isrt ,EInt H. yn..tt n+ a,u, an
"tso eLG uhuSh .S .AA!t1 tto nvaAG" tstu' u"u
, 1879-01-07
lslkOpQNALN,
Proposals for Army Transportation


Ory.ex CHIEF Y: H.. DxrAMraEsr o. paKorA,
II, ,l pAvt, M'nn, !,ee; y. ls7s. {
:s'ycf Il ii: o,ise mil !: sioes 9oon oa ths
nss. a ~ 9easis BE- tata e ID: 's 9" CO. a
&c, sf.s following routes IN thu Depa:tn,snt Of
ssoss. I'll da."x ~ y*emf Y saaassmeu''oE aasm Apf'' l.
a. nsEzt'SS ~ is%i %y1;sSsTStrST!ox ,ssn = .oa te +,
s ss sss s q Maa.sSs s5s5 Y t 1
' e ~ ss:;ss IS ;s:
tuns. etc. IN acconlnnee with conditions Contained
In form of contract for that scstsee. adpptsd Dec
3.-oN MISSOURI AND YEL11,wsToNE NV.
H. T.. a,ri po.a Or station. III 1ho Missouri River,
:ist Of t>c,oucr. lH71; snd frnm yankton and ~.
mnrek. d. r.. through u Fort keogh and naR
!!orn ,'sp9t. N: r.. md oetweon fost Kooa' and
an,l between Msy ! mud Aug. III. lH7p. snl!ect ~
1ns conditions c1ntnlNs1 In fotu. Of contract for
tLat scrsicH, adopted lice. ~. 1879.
Proposals for this rou!n shnnld specify rats PR
'nif for zach onicef, enlisted man or ompiors and
ansma1, and fct 100 po..d* per 100 s.i&. Tor mil.
sstSa sstyna viii ths ai.t.ess viii 10 sntsstane,l.
a.-FEnltIA.IK botwesR Fort Abfahaa Lincoln.
Fqt aua W Fssis Laaasx oppo.i,a 81 e;s;o, .at!cet
iot lsst .sssiss, .4oats4 pee. i, lx7s.
u Ism ttoussnd dolss1s $50 COOS, executed III
lral toE by tWu Or luoTp tdsp1ue!hl pelsna, eGf-
tited N fully responsible by jl4sc 1r Clerk Of =
United States pIrtf1et Eougt. guaranteeing that In
rass tho eoqtsact - swArued te Luz petsou prppa*'
lux, within sixty daYa, 1t will hs accepted ana ST.
leEcd Into, and good and suIltCssnt SECURITY fur.
nIshed immediately by him In the SUN Of thirty
1huusan aolArt asU Q4Oi. for Ihs faithful fnIh,l.
Mvnk Ut the contract. except fur tho fuEtnTc, tu
which case bond for ~, Uu1 must accompany the
bid.
Tho Government reserves the right 70 reject &ny
Or oil bl1H thai may b. offered.
Mu5e0yt7, no bid will bu eAtGstaInsl pnltss the
builder IL pyeseut an prraon or W duly authorized
a.xIt Hr ulioTnry, al tls opsnlnE Vt tho btls. md
II thea uud there prepared 10 show that ho II fully
Anlt tI cafSy mt tue contract Iii AL fespects II
aMag4Ed u llut. lA the ease Of Tlyer tFanspoflA.
lion bidders Iuust submit ll4t VI bosta. giving
EaHle, Tonnage, age. etc. With Which they expect
to perform tbs Eats1c9.
hianks tor pro:asals api forms af contract and
tablu VI dfslancrt, also ataieplent Of shlpnsnts
lug thu ss4son of 1878, which vii! ba taxsp - she
haas In dets11l1lug The luwest bid received undpI
thlA advertisement, may By had By application 10
lhia uties, Q! to the 0Ilc9 u tAe QaaFt.suasteEs
Department It Chca9U, Ill. ". Lou!a. Mo. Fort
i.caxsnwos,h kax; Omaha. Hep. bismarck. D..
r.; fAu4tun. u. T.. Or Hclela, u. r. -
Proposals must be tndotsed Proposals fo{
Tsa1E ton on 'Hoat* in Minnesota and nako-
ia 'MEsA,urt and Yellowstone lltsoss >" etc. ~
the cAas 1nsy he and addressed ~ tbs undGsaxaad.
GIlAS. II. TuApklkS.
Deputy QuarteEnlAslut. .Genesal. u. s. Army,
Chef Qpa1tesMas1rr.
, 1879-01-07

In tho Untetl >6sates during The past year
ninety-alx murlcrers tuli nlcn) wrrs l,attxeu-
an tncseaae Ut thirteen over tllo record for the
previous year. Ut tt'a number furtT.ohe wure
white, tlfLy.two coorcd, two Indians, Rlnl une
tlhfnatnap. Five werc hanged for outrage, four
for wlfs murder, aud ono for hlIclds, There
wcro seven lnublo executions, fur triple, aud
two quadruplc. Fslday retains tho reputation
as haugmaM'a DAY, seventy executions haviuE
takeu- pisca on that DAY. Tho largest humber
10 uny onu mouth WIS March, twonty.hys e1eeu-
tto,s having then occurred. 1oyruty peg ceat
Of tba hangines wefc In the Southern States,
aud nearly two.thlrds OF tic victims were
NEGROES. In Texos lheEo were ten: Lou!sians,
ninei Alabauas, eight; south carolins, eight.
North Carollua, eight; PcunsylyaDa. hlx Alis.
sourt, are,. deorgi., lvr; Iennes.av, four;
three; Kcntucky, virginia. Montana. Delaware,
Ohio: Aisslssip.l, anu Maryland, eaet, Two:
Massachusetts, Arizona, Florida, New Haintb
shire, InIluna, aud nesada, carh one.
, 1879-01-07
Apparently Froxon to nehtt', but Returned
:, -. to Life Aftor Twelve Hours.

:, -. to L!fu Aftor. Twelve Hours. -,
IotitH fEu.1 Ifrald,.
From lady whO arrived ut tho 1t. james
Hotel Saturday from tho central portion Of
Arkansas, we lcarn tho particulars Of m affair
which posscAacs MANY features 0f interest. aid
to tho n,ctitgul profession III particular. Tho
lady teft hcr home ut tic beginning Ut thu rses-
cut eo1 anap, With thu tntcntton OF colntnE to
Joplin, and. thcre being no other conveyance,
wus compelled to make the entire trip BY ataGr.
'ri,o only pa1scngcr III tho Ala0a with her was q
man .vety thIhIy elnd., While cr0sti1,g the bog
ton Mountains he compfancd very much Df tho
cold; anl In fact the weather WIS remarkably
cold, even for the top OF those monntn MS.
After u while li0 apparently fell asleep.
Arriving ht the station Un tho north
stle Of tho mountains tho driver attempted to
awaken tho passenger, but to hls horror found
HIN frozen etitf and apparently tlra1. lie waR
takun out nj the hnck mud placed In ronm
which wa rather cold, though not ns tDr as tho
freezing puiut bY several degrees. Tho lady re-
manned At the station until next lay. md, Just
~ stu was preparing to resume her Journey,
was suFprised to learn thnt stgns OF ltio Ind
been uetcctcl III tue supposed dead n1a,I, who
wRS to huye been buried TINT forenoon. TruG
enough, signs Of lie wGro pluln to bo observed,
and by lively rubbing with fIannrls saturated
With whisky for alput Iii hour hu was ab1o to
speak, r. Wien thu lady loft lIo nus fast recover
tuK from, Ills etupol, anu sile tlas no doubt but
BY this t!me hu has fully recovered. Had i,p
continued In that eonal,i0m three hourA longer
l,o would douiMicsa have bccu buried, as all
thought he WIS dead. lloiuE placed ii, rootn
OF Just tho Eight temperature no doubt asa!atcd
tu lila rucOYCry..
, 1879-01-07

Tho unu4uat speetacls Of budding orange
tFees coated with iciclcx was recently noticed ut
Sun Gabr1ei Soutnern California. 4 .nan left
bis REVOLVING sprlukleF playing upon his nursery
Of orange tfens over night, and in the morning
was Ap,A&ed to tes them tHrased In Rlsttertng
mail, &ome Of the iciccs upon them bt,ny
tuensy-twp inthts long aud nu inch ln diameter
At tie bssc. Catla lilies aud roses that stood
ucpr by were not touched BY frost, and thc low
est point reached BIT tho thermometer during
the night was only 81 lcvsset, Of degrees abuss
tho freezing point. Tile eauso of tho phcnulne-
non u probably Ibis: The air waa eooi and dry,
mud - the xafer Was throHu III tu . hnc spray,
INDUCING rxoli evaporation: thc atmospheTn
atuut thB trees ~As tA2.tr tnucA colder. and
thus allowed Ice to form.
, 1879-01-07

ffN 1nFE CbFffSp1ndkHce fHHfuH1bSift journal.
Henry Hoy, tho scIon Ut IN artstocrstic house,
who shot hI1,scli llend In his otlicu OH Monday,
was caaual acquaintance OF mns. There
never In ali the world was better illustration
Of what curse rnonoS Is to q young man who
doesn't know what 1t costa to earn 1t.
During tho last len years, tbat ID, <sIuce he
wat 81, le has spent tb0O, 200 Ia huai1css, Or
what l.c called business: always "tnanaglng"
@otacthing which ho but d!lnlv understood, a!-
ways overrcactlrd by partners aud plundcrel
'Bcsldes Ill owu fortuus, h.s mo.her-who
Ii nov travelling In Europe, stu wealthy
!nado hltt an annual a'lowance Of eJ,6U,
Ut hts luxurious habits. liz went for week
To Newport To tho rRccs this year with 'tJiu,
Bennett" ns 10 always called Its uoru mod.
erate nil1 iAtetnperato irony. aud when ho ca1no
Sl.000." llu went to Cpney Island In July iur
p,,a day and lllght With hla omlable md accom-
pIlstlcI fEiord un'l spent $:s1u somehow, aud ho
WIS not gambler either:
lt!s literary diet Was chiefly. French novels If
in the original, una hIs manners varied from ni
pcsioustssa IL !etulauee. ,In fsct, Harry Hoy
iva. spoiled child all his lie, "a hu'Iess and as
G az aonYy sea ' b
earn It. llo was tha ilanlsouest n.an ersr
saw, ! think, aud 1ie waa wonderfully urhAne
and fascinating when hu chusu to bc. II all
luxuric4 weEa ~ tree II alt, to bs had merely
Tor ttte tlau,ing; II the wiahos Of caprtco xsre
shs Ashrs VI fast horses atla opera-boxes
woodcoek aud ChataaV i'qurm, then Harry
Hoy .woull hayu bcu,, happy. ulan. nn1
would 4ays sat ~ The san u yelret cap to 4
sweet nld aUc. but tuoney costs lafnrr ur Bonae-
!t.i"x wurss1 an1 duas aro !mport4natt, and
Harry Hoy fslt that Ao was petsecuted by their
attentlun, 20, wl'eu hc tried to borrow Inc1uy
pui cuuldn't, he shut his olIva door and shot
hiInself dead viii, pistol, going with great
rupl4ity out ot = world which lopks very gloomy
to hIs widow anJ 4cr chlllrun tIils ,norlllug.
ratler think tl.at Harry NuS's father nught
to ho held Fesp9n.ihlo f,r this trugedy. 10 yiye
boy money freely rufus Alnl lllna tines out Of
ici,. II llarry's tatAef l,u.t compelled him tn
" ffngsl u lts toyllood, atd, wt'en lis WIZ ~,
no moro OF me-" It would hayu Lcen u feal
pleasing 70 him, ai,l would probably have made
ma1a Vt h!u,. Better IL the awakening kick VI
M atertionate father than plcAty of taeats and
i1doiGnce tletewth. How would II ainwcr fol
hss,,tt|a'fs .a.a,|h| to R4A. lew J. aktp la;ent. rs
QUIT s..
, 1879-01-07

LOUISVILLE

LouIbvlLlk. Jan. 6.-COTTox-Firm.
FLouA-Qulet aud unchnuRed.
GnAtx-WLcat Arm |; red, D0c; amber md white,
0ac January.t coFn-Markot dull; white. 8s,te;
mixed, 3oc. oass Dim; white. 2oc; nl1ed. SIC.
1lye steady at63c. !.
NAY-Flrruer 1t 90. .D0Et10. 90.
'PHoy1ssoHs-Latd atetdy, with = fair demand; !;
choice 1ssf tacEca, 6H4a..c; do kegs. 7l;c. Hulk
meats a!rahV and acttvc nt elc; clear RIB, UtsGb
a4c; clear. a;tSea6c. bacon Dim, llams-sn-
.WA1sKr-Market dut! at 1t .03,
, 1879-01-07

1lilAT{lN.

D0sroN, Jan. 6.-FtouH-Steady; Western Bu-
pss!lnes. 81. 00I3. 23; common extras, $a.T5at
4.25; Wisconsin oxtsas, 3I.005b4. 90; Minnesota
do. &4.'.5Q2n. Is; winter wheat Ohio and Michigan,
s.. 75d15..h; Illinois and Indiana. 81. o0Gf5. 60;
IT.. 1.ouit. g.; ;o0dsq 90; W,aconsIn and sItnnesoa
patent process aprtny wheasa,, 80. h01B 90; do
wlntpr wheats, 60. uD4tT. .hU.
1ttAtN-Corn, demand fair and market trm; now
tnfxeu anA Yellow 4hQt Agc. Oats firm; NJ. ami
N!'. wh,ta and II. i wlaitc, asisiJc. liz, ida
G:ic.
llEctlrrs-Flour, !, 200 bs's.
, 1879-01-07

etaac price Of crudc for 1e78 st.17!1; total char
tcts, Too, 600. averaging IN, 7c4.
CLEVELAND. O. ,Ian. B.-Tetroeuu1 arm: stand
ard white, Ito tcal. DC.
rlrTsnuH1. J4n. G.-rKrnoLkux-Qutnt; crude,
g. 23t{ at parkes's for immediate shipment; re-
fined. SIC, fhljadotphta deliytrya
, 1879-01-07
LOST IN THE WOODS FoR EIuI1T
DAYS.

Ft*F*EtE
A gentleman naplcd G. A. Bu1uh4n,, Of Bear
Late. lately from Oakland County, this State,
left h!s homo At Bear Lake On ths lolh instant
10 70 to GnyIord, otss9Y coaasy, tos the double
purpose Of hunting aud s8aniuing piece ii
land laa has ]ate|y come into posssss.ou Of near
tAat place. Ilu took the train At Petoakey op
the morulnR Of the 1lth. leaving ths train 1t
Elm!ra, from whenca wagon road runs east to
Gay!ora. ils arrived 1t tisylord In safety, and
started ua,t to look up tbs iand after getting
directions. IsuLstug on, until ample tlue lad
, 1879-01-07

A4T lHFk 1FUpHtF.
Tutor, Uncle Snn,-"Now. boys, onn thing ID
certuiu. No one can GU unless hc can spcak
German. !&ctnc1nbcr, tho buy who speaks no
German has 10 chsncu Ut all. Wlat 'can yuu
say, George William Curttsf"'
Ueor0o-" Yah!"
u, r." Yahl Ia that allt Would you Say
Yah TO everything yhcn YOU got to DorlInp'
i. g. Step down. You can't xo. Step up,
Fentop;, Would yen say yah To everything Ia
Kcubcp-" Ntin." ..<.
u. g." Nc!nl Ncin Whatt''
Ro,,bcn--" hein, slr,'
ucIu, would yuufn.
Reuben-ss NeL,.t
Us" Step down. isubs.. You must travel
pat nsia eotofs tx. yon 70 to he'lf"' lets hear
Ineos.oIl-alrt, hale nlcl Got In ltnmcll
lrh-"
n,l.es u s0h'fs ;,., !, sr stp Is II your mission to
lngcraoll-"YAhlh
u. s.-"rou won't do You don't Represent
Churc1, aud ssass well enough ior me. What
ean you sly tn Hcr1in, Iiokrrth
Boker-''u 'uebeu als mir elm Rlas lager; geben
80 mir swet glss lagef; Ecben sie m'r dFci g'as
lager; gebe0 au 1nir-h
T. s-An2 + H. ali your mission to Be''n''
u, s.-"0es cut. Let's hear you, Hart.
ranft.n
Nartranft-" Der -unsef- Rasscu- t-deu, -ttn-
terul-tcuk -tcll-tlulien ensnekes
swing. envolea -snucken rip baug wollcuwan'
All tl,s Rsas-"'Taln't fair. liz cuts under
u COS lc's Penusylyanta putchmau."
, 1879-01-07
nEIsfl0I1..-

UErnnIr, Jan. O. --Ftoun- Firm.
0RAEx-Whsat higher; extra, G11fnse; No. l
white. Nkc; Jsnuasy, o<te; February, 95hc;
No. milling. 0lhc. lteeeipts. 81, u. hu. shIp.
tasats, ~, 40u Au,
, 1879-01-07

TnLEno. Jan. a.-0MAls-:-Wheat steady; No. l
white Mtchiaan. DaAc, amber Mlchlrah. February,
fN%o; No. = red winter, spot and January, O5Ac;
February. D8,ic; No. red. pa!sc; Western aul.
bes, O33ft; NO. amber Illinois. G8Ac, Corn
steady No.. 32c; NO. whitc, 3!iic, Oats
quiet; No. =, BIC.
;. Dnxss1p Iloas-S3. il.
, 1879-01-07

elapsed 10 reach his journeys end, tho thought
suddenly tfawnci upon him that he vas lost
Thcn commenced struggle to lnd hls WAY out
through the dense and almost ltnpetra-
Rsr gsr,n.s;. sni esste'n part Of ths .,sgs ko.ef
Of .ny kln,1: and totally t,nprepare'1 for tho eK-
pcficrco which followed. with tse exception ot
h!e faithful gun and = supply OF ammunition
upon whosc MD he was cornpcllcd to depend for
au6ststcncc. uamc vas fortunately abundant,
and he wss SCARED the panGs Of stargstton.
added to tho list OF victims who within the past
lew teArs met their fate from becoming en-
tangled In the beuildcring inazes Ut n,lr North
crn forests. For eight weary, notwithstanding
days. be desperately btruR9led ou. exhausted
and discouraged At night, serarln9 together a
few leaves, aud cnseoncing himself tintlcr the
leo Of 4 fallen tree, he stretched his langntd
tramp In tho morning. One eycnttui night.
which will not soon fade from his memory,
he spent In rftncirE To the overhAnRInE
branches Of tree which he vas obliged to climb
70 escape a pack Ut bowling wolves, following
on Ills trait, whose hprr1d Jaws, with their
vision through tho Htow revolving houn Of ter
rtbte agony. ~ they prowled about swapping
and suar(inR in. bitter disappointment At tho
loss Ut their lntcnt1etl meal, Which sat, tEcmbl-
Ing and shlycEng, just aboyo them. At last, Oh
tho eighth day. with feet frozen, having been
entirely without protection for thctn during the
last day, ho draERcd hta wcary limbs Into Al.
he commenced l,ts terrible marrh. lle t1lcander-
ings, however, must have extended over much
greater stretch Of territory, - he travelled al
tnust necessarily during the hours OF daylight,
and frequently doubling on his track. After a
short rest ho started from Alpena for home.
, 1879-01-07

OsH saot jan a - duAIx-Wheat steady; No,
hard pulut1a spring. s1.l0; No. 2 milwaukee,.
Sl.oQt No.'9 rad Wabash, 31.00; extra white
Michigan; S1.to Corn aalct; No. 2 Tolsdo lssld
, 1879-01-07

snost necessarily during the hours Of daylight,
and frequently doubling on his track. After
TIE MAN. WHO WROTE amy
GKANDFATftEn'S CLOCK.D
Iffhn FORK Corfrspnnferce ynfa5aooift Journal
met Henry c. Work tho other day. Whist,
rcadtst you don't know this celebrated Work.
Well, you know his latest work, at lcast-"My
Grandfather's Clock" Does II pervads In
dianapolis a. It does New forkf Does that
tune make sour homes vocal and your streets
profanc, and does It trtcklo down the back
stairs, and sfRh through MI tho narror lanesi
poss svesboay psy II Of sGs r. Q. ham Iah ,%s o.
DEVILS. .sattoot You will bo filled with grief,
know, when tell you that Mr.. Work "a 'fow ~
receipt Of St0O week from bis publisher, e.
"EaFiy fime.", Work Is a. Ideal antior,--an
itloal poet. too,-puto In purse. ftftil anu
tapric.ous in his moods, handsome. and ranging
from the depth OF despair to tho ironxy q
huir and beard, 1ashIng ,eyes, and he WRITES,
writes, writes all dsy, and always wsttea eongs.
lie IL q man Of %, md has beautiful and
brilliant daughter whom he a1orcs, and ho
would sell lis sougs to thu old rag-'nan TO buy
!" How many songs haye you wrtttcns'' said
to him a. found linn tolloa at Ills song-strcvn
70 "O, a thousand or more, " au.wcrca he; "anl
ono Of the worst Of them all ilas made me ia
mous,-in small way." And he flung Gym
fcal snile over his shoulder as II be shared Car
lyle't contompt for "shc voice of the VOC
poputt.a .'
'somc Of the best thiurs 1have ever written y
said lie, In the satne mood, "hayo had very
limited ssle, and q few sonEs on whici, have
spent tho most time have mover eol.i a. al':h :
mWnet nat,rsy .rs your most "iae''cIFeu'atc'
"Wc.l, !" sn!d be, "let's nee; there are King
dom Coming and the Year nf Jubilee Father.
Dcar Father, Come llomc,' 'Narrhtnc Through
9stsls ta,nnt oWake I'VE Neods'n'l' and HOW 'orana-
allow do you like song writing rs profcs-
siouf' vontured to ask bin.
~ wouldn't recdtnmend u 10 any body allve,"
said ho. sadly; ''the writer OF s0uGs doesn't Een-
orally feel much like singing"
HOW noyTON SWAN BEFORE TIE
QUEEN.
| E4o 17rk Hkrasd.
"Aftcr tho Cork business" said Capt. Paul
Boylon, continuing tho story Of his travels, II
| camc across tho Channel. waa In London,
and ono day when went to tho IHrdtd Office
was told that tiIcre was MI Invitation for Mo to
| go before tho Queen. accordingly went over
to tho Isle Of Wight. landed on Saturday
might, and Monday morning was 10 give thc
exhibition. Early In tho uturnin4 Gcn. ponsunby
and two OF the Quacn's laslies In waiting came
to see snc. When thsy wcso ubont to gv
away, sald:, Well, ladies, you Will tak9 =
willing, but Gen. Tonsonby would not hava y.
| lie altcEwsrd catna to mo aud explained. lie
| snil: 'rhoes were la1tes ot hoaor, aud for
them to drink with you would create Ercat
Duke Ut LctaiuRun. who Was tue Captain, took
me down aud told mo what to do. 'When her
Majesty comcs,' safd he, Just slip Into your
| ueeas aud got through your eyoluttOna ~
RI
, 1879-01-07

puyyALo. Jtp. 3.~0RA,x-Whest dull; sales !
car No. Duluth At sl.o4 coru Neglected Oats
NJ ttslght trains moving yss.
, 1879-01-07

sr. Louls. Jan. G.--cqrTox-Quiat and m.
changed; m!ddlIna. pcs sales. 48s batsa; receipts.
500; shpusats. !, 800; stock. 4, 1oo.s
AExtu1s. Tsuu., Jan. B.-loTros-slsady; re-
eelpla. 1.ll1 bales: Shipments, .l28; stock.
!, no; speuistora 20; ntdtilas, 0c.
, 1879-01-07

Attawp Esentng 5oHrHui.
When We arc tn our tcens, Or lust out Of tflcnI,
We say, "What nonscnse," wien wo read of "A
vnl,,E man Ut H." Hut, u soon ~ We ret puss
w, anu meet tho saIno phrase, IL strlkes ub rs
perfectly proper. Human nature III q run Gus
tOtIlcI.
, 1879-01-07
INDIANAPOLIS,

3xp1ANAp-olla, Jan. n.-6..-f}nA,k-Thtat q. sieaAy;
No FED. pl0QJe. corp steady; mixed. e8c.
Outs steady whits, 2sfae3}ic
FRosIslosA-Qnldfsnd unchanged.
, 1879-01-07

N1w YonK, Jan. U.-rosson goods r,askst quiet,
N,sh aru, undcstons: shi.tug print In better d..
and, bot othes ealiCoes remain qutsat dEess Goous
dull; agents. making fair deliveries Ut lightweight
clothing woolens on account OF orders, but nav
hus!nts4 u light. Foreign goods very qaset.
, 1879-01-07
PHILADELPHIA.

PnlLAnELpmtA. Jan. 0.-FLoun-FIrmcr; campers.
so.2512. 10; extra, ts3.GQGt3. 90; ,,Bt. Louis
family s'. ooGar. Cot Minnesota do. St oon4.G7H;
High grades, ~. ooQ7. 50. nye -four. S. ha2Do.
tnAIs-wheat nrn; No. 2 He'd, 81 .o5h 1o5ss;
amber, 81. oGli Dt07: while. II. o1a11.o Oh: No. !:
Chicago. ~10l04t Corn quiet but Grni: steamer,
A1nG4ao, yellow. 4eii idb424o; !; MIXED, ,4a:sc. Oats
weak, white wesloru. 3o@e31lo; mixed do, $50
eas. Rys. market dn'i; Western, 6onS1c
1nais Hs;s l,eef Zig e. ,c l!s@:: smoked. $7.o9Se
l,ur7En-Guict Sui steady. Now York Ftats ani
Western reserve. iotl7c.
Eaor-beascs and asm: Western. .ooGe27s.
t:DErsE-Nomtnally unchanged.
l.EraoLrr4-Qnist:re refined, BHc: crude, 7asc.
RErE,rr@-Flour. z. 600 bbls; wheat, a., 900 bM;
corn, III, 600 bus oa1s. 15 0o0 ibu; eye, 600 bu.
C1StISNATI. ...
CtScISxArr. o.. Jan. G.-CorroN-Quiet, hut
atqHd1 At De-. ...
!. FLoun-Dcmand fair; market drm; family, A.90
Q4.25. :,
GnAlK-- Thckt scarce and nrm; rcd and whttr,
1ocfbs1. %. torn III fair demand and arncr a.
3.at3ac. Oats In good demand md p,lccs d shade
higher At 25fbe7c hys quiet and stcndy at &c.
harley quiet: No. 2 fall held at 15e.
t.l se. ,irsm nest: Fss4 II
s2.h,aa* 90 tes shonldcrs. g .go0a.05 Tor elear
ribs. aud 81. IS for cloar these rEecs uskch:
buyers nnd seltcts auart: no transactions Eacon.-
Wn,sK1estesa; vi s with sa.t dsmsna at 81 .oa.
l,rrrER-tood demand 1t tnlt prices for choice;
fancy WGstctn Reserve, 17&21Dc; primo to cholce
LtNlEEb Otl,-Q4tdt at DeEf11C,
, 1879-01-07

CHICAGO BURLINGTON q QUM0Y RALR0AR
pepota foot o. fakc-a. fndfaDn.ar and Blxteentl st.
and Canal aud xseGnth sls Ticket 0f0ccA ~ Clark
1t, and 1t trp0fAL
, 1879-01-07
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

Fur 1bp specify cure VI StnlIuAl WeAxQtal, ftust
NsnAauI, AnA u alAof.ltrs br1azhs gu ~ Iaitsess-
tlus - tacr-s. Au} dtuyxl4t has the 1aSEcI;sa:a.
, 1879-01-07

CHICAGO, AILWAUKEE L 81. PAUL RAILWAY
Untan ueuot. corner Madison and canAl.sta. T,rk~.
Onicc. " hosltIl Clart-fk. opp0std slIcFnhn inlt.
aud II ucput4