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A FAMOUS WOMAN's MISTAKE.

Seeing a half-told story, with all the
newspapers, concerning the once
famous Mime. Grant, afterward Nine.
de Talleyrand, princess lie BenevcntO
of the imperial court, says a writer in
the Boston Herald, / will tell the
story rs related to me by one who was
present i'm Parisat the time il occurred.
When Talleyranl was sent to Eng
land in 1872, on secret mission from
France, he fell in with Il lady of great
personal beauty and of brilliant wit,
though totally uncultivatei. Much
has been written about this woman,
whose history was somewhat a niys-
tery, but of whose ignorance, etOur,ier-
les, and arrogance everybody has
heard. Some say that her maiden
name was DayOt, and that she was
born at L'Orient. 1t is certain she
married, i'm early youth, Capt. Grant,
an officer of the British army, in ser
vice ut Calcutta In 1893 Sir Phillip
Frances, the reputed author of the
famous ''Junius Letters" was sent to
India as member of the council Of
Bengal. and when there became enail-
ored of the wife of Capt. Grant. She
deserted her husband and entered into
liaison with Sir Phillip Frances,
whereupon Capt. Grant brought suit
against Frances for heavy damages,
before Judge Barwell, which he re-
covered. and also obtained q divorce.
How long she lived with Frances is
not known, but she subsequently
passed under the protection of William
Macintosh, British merchant, with
whom she returned To Europe. From
this time We lost sight of her till her
temperance as the captivator Of Tai
ieyrand. 1t is well known that Ma
poieon obtained from Pope Plus VII
"a brief of secuIariZation for Taiieyrand
his minister Of foreign afinirs. and
that he subsequently, married Nine.
Grant, and who. in consequence of his
Transformation, became no less a per-
sonage than Mime. de Talieyrand. the
princes of Bcnevento of the imperial
court. The refusal of Napoleon TO ad-
nit her to court nearly produced a
rupture between him and Talleyrand,
and il was avoided only by the yield
ing OF the emperor. At the peace of
Amiens IA crowd of Englishmen rush
ell over 10 France, among whom hap
penei TO be Capt. Grant. Sir Frances,
and Judge Barwell. Mime. de Tallcy-
rann, nearing oi 'he arrival vi tnesS
ola acqua,n'an.ss ia IaL.s, Isae,
tnen 70 uihe win her a. 'ise chateau
Natehcay, thus as-e'iio'ine u,iuer ne'
tiuns To her-Capt. Grant, her first hu--
paiia 1uuse ba,Weh, VINO P ni,'s.
AZ MS sum Ior diEoree' Slr rhiiIIp
Iah g, .ne Cause 81. 'ps er.retie !.
sno Iaiiey ranu, 'he husoaii" vi '"e
aiyor.ea woman. TIL.
having ,n.so'ucsu N.iiu' ue 'a.
RANT = VIII pr"cesr' " zen .he P.!'n-
Use" ahece. rare! faha' having
,ne i'i'e,,.ion VI e,'.e aiming IN. .iie ~.
ora'eN Arh1n, cne' VI .he E.
orPs GARNER os Donalisi'e 70 EsyP ~
IN ms eNisuNioh ~ i.s', anu Ml-h,ns
70 q" nun sA' iioiioI' I'iuu us
vie % Ieau up ,cIie oi De,"h WIZ
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John Esten Cooke writes in the
Philadelphia Times: What followed
after the retreat of John Brown and
his men to the engine-house is known
but some particulars relating to the
occurrence, given me by Gen. J. E. h
Stuart, who was a prominent actor in
the affair, may prove of interest. Gen.
erai Stuart-then Lieut.. Stuart, of the
United States cavalry-happened to
be at the time on q visit to his family,
in Virginia, and had run over tG
Washington, where he heard of the
attack on Harper's Ferry, and was
greatly excited by il. The departments
were all in connection. and the EN-.
ployees declared that ''they were going
straight to Virginia, to look after their
wives and children" Thinking. how
eve., as he told me, that '.the best way
to defend his wife and children was
to go to Harper's Ferry" Stuart hur.
ried to the White House where he un-
derstOOd that the Secretary Of War
Floyd was i'm consultation with the
President. He was admitted, and
found President Buchanan, Secretary
Floyd, and Gen. r. +. Lee-at that
time Colonel of cavalry, and on a visit
like Stuart, to his family-engaged in
discussion what course tofollow i'm ref
erence to the raiders. There was, of
course, no difference of opinion in re-
gard to the necessity OF putting down
50 audaciOus an attack on the United
States arsenal. The question was how
to treat the raiders; whether to sum-
mon them to disperse, or exterminate
them. President Buchanan advocated
prudence aud circumsnect;nn and
said TO Lee. lyon viii tale COM
mand of the m,r;nes Coion.l and
proceed 81 once to Harner,s Ferry .
but act prudentIy. Colonel ~ Lee
bowed and left the room the Secre-
tary following him. and urging mon
him i'm terms more emnR,tic and
characterized bv ..officiar' ce remonv
tn crush the raiders at once and
Lieut. Stuart HAVING obtained per-
mission TO 90 ont with the detachment
of troOps. set ont at once with them nv
rail for Harper's Ferry
ColoneI Lee and the marines wbo
were about eighty i'm number reached
Harper,s Ferry during the nighf of the
18th where Jobn brown and his marty
were shut mn with their prisoners in
the engine house This was a small
building. lust large enough to contain
an ordinary fire-enrine or two. and
had folding doors and Ioon.boIes about
the width of one brick on each side of
the door to admit air. To this Brown
had retreated with such of his marty as
remained. and hi. Observation-Disclosures
Washington and Others.
His force wa, now reduced to n very
few whites. and some Negroes from the
neighbOrhood, The rest were killed
or Wounded. with the execution of
those sent ont into the country who
were afraid to return. During the
long hours of the NIGH. while thus
shut nm i'm the engine house Brown
exhibited ACCORDING 70 the testimony
of the nriSoners afterwards no nnnr:.
bension whaiey,r Ais situaiinn was
desnerata onI he n,nct have faIt that
there was no little nrob,Iilitv that he
would ever leave tho engine honse
alive INIT no nevertheless remained
unmoved. One of his sons had been
wounded, and, with his rifle in one
I'ahu' DIowh ieh '.Ie souhS man
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1880. 1890.
The GLOBE DEMOCRAT,
0t. LOUIS.
1890.

The GLoBE-DEMocnArr enevs its claims to popu-
lar favor and patronage with increased facilities
for gaining and retaining both, and with increased
determination to more than redeem its off-made
tztion political, family and general newspaper
Politically the GLoBE-DENocHAr Is recognized
from one end Of the country to the other ss the
hinching champion of that Republicanism v Inch
came into power in time TO save the Union fr0u,
destruction, and has since devoted all its energies
to the intact Of the fruits Of the
the Democrats OF the North We have opposed ali
forms Of compromise and Cancellation that seemed
to aim At restoration TO power in this country Of
the men and the organization which involved us in
now In the field for the next Presidential election
with the doctrines Of State rights and notification
emblax0ned upon its banner. II successful il will
most assuredly carry out its promise to repeal all
the legislation necesstated by the var and its re-
suits, and will iuaugurate policy which will en-
courage and assist another attempt At secession and
rebellion. This is what the boast Of the 'Solid
South" means There is but one anfidote for q
Solid South and the untold evils which it threatens
and that is a Solid North, united in firm purpose
70 aeep the Of TIE Sa,In in the
rebellion and restore the integrity of :he Union.
Events have unmistakably pointed to Gen. U. 5
Grant rs the inevitable candidate Of the Republi-
can party for this great contest There are others
Is worthy IS he, but there seems to be no man 50
certain consolidate in his favor all the elements
ofsuccess. Hence, We have supported and urged
uls nomiuatlou, keeping IN view sOieiy Tue welfare
Of the Republican party and the best assurance Of
its triumph In lssO.
As general newspaper for the counting room,
the family and freside, the GLOBE-DENosRAT W III
keep abreast Of the best publications of the day
Our facilities for the collection Of news unsur-
passed either East or West. We spare no expense
TO obtain the latest and most accurate intelligence
from all quarters by mail and telegraph. We have
correspondents al all news cenfers throughout the
country, and their full aud interesting chronicles
OF events tell how faithfully they perform the du-
ties assigned to them. Our Commercial news Is
prepared with great care, and We may safely cha-
lenge comparison Of this department ofthe GLOBE
DEMOCRAT with that Of any other newspaper in the
country. Our aim is fullness and accuracy, seek
ing to cover all subjects Of general commerce. and
to give the latest information and quotations
each.
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THE SUN FOR 1880.
KANSAS CITY, MO.


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HER AGE.

There is a good deal Of amusement
in the following table Of figures. 1t
will enable you to tell how old the
young ladies are. Just hand this table
to a young lady, and request her to tell
in which column or columns her age
is contained; add together the figures
mt the top Of the columns liz which her
age is to be found, and you have the
great secret. Thus, suppose her age tn
he seventeen, you find that number in
the first and fifth columns; add the
first figures Oftliesc two columns. Here
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This is the latest telephone story. A
proud guantanamo, who has only
just been promoted Ia the honors Of
that happy relationship, is awakened
i'm the dead of night by the iDcxorable
bell. Mamma, dear" comes to hear
the frightened voice Of her beloved but
inexperienced daughter. II am sure
baby has the Group. What shall de
with il >" Grandmamma replies that
she will call the family doctor, and be
with her anxious daughter in n mo
ment. She awakens the doctor, and
tells him the terrible new. she has
learned from her daughter. He I'm his
turn requests To be put in telephone
communication with the too anxious
mamma 'Lift the child to the iele'
phone and let me hear IL cough. he
commands. The child il lifted and
coughs. That's not the Group" he
declares; and he declines To leave his
house on such small matters. He adj
vi-e- grandmamuia also Ia stay ia bed;
and, all anxiety quoted. the trio settle
down happy for the night.
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of the ridiculous overcame his sense of
chivalry to conceal his wife's blupder
and he exclaimed to Demon: mime.
Talleyrand thinks she has the honor
Of talking to the author of Robinson
CrusO.'"
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The best saive In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcen. Salt kh~um,
letter. Chapped Hands. ChilIblains,
Cosns, and all kinda Of Skin Erup
sioos- This Salve b guaranteed "a
give perfect ~afisfartioa In every eAss
~ money refunded Price 5 cents
per boz Fog sale by Howard ~.
Sale. Sallna. q
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Administrator Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS.
CouNTY % SALINE,

CouNTY % SALINE.
Ia "a, Pso5a:o C5srf "a and fr aid O..s's.
IN the matter Of the estate Il Jala Iunlbergs
u deceased. Notice l. hereby g!vrn, that letter
of Administration have been granted % the untsr-
signed the estate "f John Lanib-rg late .f >aid
county, deceased. by the Honorable the Pr,bat.
COlrt of tn. county and STATE aforc<aii dated tn.
18th day OF November. A u. is59. Npv. al per-
sous hasiag claims against said estate are hereby
notified tina; they must present the saus t. the ua-
d-rsigned for allossnca. within on5 ar frun the
date Of sail ie.t.T. they iay De- prsciaird frsn
any bencit OF .ich estate znl that II sach claims
he not Inhibited within three year sf;rr IN. date
OF said le:t.r., they shall b. forever barred
JOHN :. LARSON. Aifainistraior.
November 18Th ISIS - II
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Or. kiae's csiifesnis Golden Compound

II is a strictly vegetable preparation,
and will positively cure Dyspepsia
Sick Headache, Aciiity Of Stomach,
coming up Of Food, Pain in pit OF
stomach. Low Spirit., Bilioasne--,
Constipation. Jaandice. Liver Com
paint or any affection O. the Stomach
or Liver. in the shortest time TosAitle.
You are no; asked To buy until you
know what you are getting. There
fore, as you value your existence. Dc
rot fail to go To your Druggist, H. N.
Sale. Salina. and get TRIAL bottle fres
At clorys. which will show what reg.
ular one dollar hottie will do. Ask fos
DR. KINGS CALIFORNIA golden
CoNrocAp. and take no other.
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Notice for Publication.
L,spoysfct At SALIVA E.v.As.
November ilsh. ls7p

NOTICE D. Esrrhy given that the fstio. ins-
~ rznsri ss:tlsr hs. tie fspse Of ~. isis nfiss
20 Dsts tbai prs-sf iB svpporf - hi- claim trsf
hnz su;ry thsr.of Al ~. tsr.iGsa % thirty
day. frssrn The date ofthis nsfics sir
Lar. Ssi-as Hosss.ts-s9 Arf1irsfien No lss,s
fsr thu sOu,h hale Nominees garter s~rtloa G.
To-E.hiy ~. Rang. , H~st. s5J PANE. ~. fsIbys-
ing az bis viBss-ss, tir sssn n Csris<ry % So
oouniy. Esh.ss 7 l. POND.
sI-1 EsxtsSy
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EoARp DE EXAMINES.

The Superintendent Will bc In his Office every
Saturday, except on examination DAYS In which
he will t- osni In his OH. the following
Monda-. He would remind schoal officers to be
prompt in sending rcIortsss required by law
WILLIAM BISHOP.
4 Il S.,r..I I.lt. l.. inr.
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Notice for Publication.
LsSp ORR z AZ s,rTx,. K.s.,.
N-.fst - ina A..

LAND orysE At s,IExs. Essss.
November i0sh, is7s.
NUTICE 4. hereby given that the fiisvior-
~ named ~stii~r has tisJ notire 81 Lt. intsbtfo
10 MAX. final proof In support of his claim. and
final entry ibef-vfs Al the sIpir.,iSb 81 thirty
day. frJ,a the date - the nOties. via
Geo W frsser Homestead Ehtry 1851 for the
W ne. sc - township Is. "a v.sf, ADD hsnsss
thu fiio. ing sts vf1sssss viz l. X s.f.fS.
and HiraEs k-lis<g 81 Saline cSaniy Kssssa
si-a I. l. BDsb. Register.
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Notice..

OFFICE os SrPI PUBIIc INSTRUCTION
SALINE CouNTN. KANSAS
salina. January u. 1873 !
TuvHEEE Will D.. a binnanthly examination for
teachers certificates The mi md the last >atur-
day IN February. and thereafter on the day
in each alternate month EN-rrise~ begin at = ~
y. W and will be cOnidrtcd IN writing few OF
Que dollar required by Law of each applicant be-
fore Ambulance Ia examination. All urged to
be- ,,rcrf. no allowance can be made for loss of
time.
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Publication Notice.
In the District Curt Of Saline County,
State NJ Kansas.
LEiLaD. aecRADr. Pliin'ia
FRANK NcCRADY Ds.snlsnt

To Frank NcCfddy:
VoU are hereby notified that Leila u MrCnsiy
u has fled her petition In the above NAMED
court sgaILs; you. frsRk Nssrsdy. In the above
ebtiiad eausr, tor disorrc from you aud tina; you
have been -uc5 By aid IL LA u NcCrsdy, ADD tDast
answer or p'sai Ia her Pe,i;ion AFORESAID be-
for. the ibth day oi January, A. Il. ls~t. OF thu
will he taken a. true aud Judgment rendered
by ssd court disorriug sald Leila hcC rsdy from
you. and ehasging her name
LILA D. NccRADr.
BY IouS O. -rIyEI. her attorney.
Dated ssiina, Kansas. Nov ssth IT'D. ssA
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NOTICE . kss.AJ st'.r Tia; ,As f1isv tns-
g. 11asr nal prtag IA -sppsr, - Nc siairs ss1
fn.i sstry ttcfssf =, To- .rpist1~a - thirsy
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ksaFs 80. and nasss- fA@ fssiOv.pg bio si,sss-
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CO. T. BOND Erx.ssss
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY GLOBE
DEMOCRAT.
In pursuance Of our dete animation to place the
Weekly issue Of the GLoBE-DgNocRAT withis the
reach Of every voter in the West for the campaign
Of 1880 we have reduced its price TO dollar pc
annum, postage prepaid by US; This makes it, con-
sidering its size and quality, the chcapes; newspa
per in the country. We are confident that this lib
erality part will be met by generous
Spouse from the people of the whole West
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-17
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Dyfhg.

Mrs. John HAekienan. Of Salem, who has
been afflicted with the consumption for many
years. commenced declining rapidly last
Monday, aud viii probably paaa away in a
few days at the fartheAt Several Of her rel.
atives went down 70 Salem from this city
Tuesday. Mrs. HAckloman Is = daughter OF
Andrew cowan.
LATER- Mrs HackletnAn died Yesterday
morning at 5 o'clock. She was aged 40
years, months and 81 days. Her remains
will bo brought 10 this city for interment 10.
day. The funeral will be preached at st.
Paul's II. Z. Church. this afternoon at half
past one.
singular and sal circumstance relating
TO Mrs. Haekieman'a death il the fact
ot the marriage Of her daughter Just
twelve hours previous 70 her demise. The
Salem Statesman OF yesterday contains the
following:
MARRIED.-At the residence Of Hon. John
HAckleman, by Elder T. q. Adams Mr.
John ID. Belt 70 Miss Nellie Hacklsnan, all
Of Salem The young couple have been en-.
gagged for considerable length ofl'time, but
owing 70 the prolonged Illness Of tho yonHg
lady'a mother the wedding had been defer.
red; but the mother. realizing the fact that
ahc must aoOn pAas over the dark river, .
requested that her daughter be married nj
onca. a. she desired 10 leave her parting
blessing on the beloved children.