ii., r.r. 1 ini . v. i m u,lkMl"ai I 3m I 9mSTATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT

emoewtState lights' i

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IS

I Inch I m 1 00 00 a 00 iaOOI " 2CX t i (A 700 1100 1$; ' :; oj jooo i li 00 reol " 4 00 1200 l".0O 27 CO

j Cal 1 00 II (K) 1 r.no Jf oe 3iCO7 :,u IS 00 1.00 1000 4S00

I " M) Ml Id (X) 2.5 00 4000 eo eli 00 SO 00 4000 W 00 . lo0 W

fsTi'inl ouamoNM noiicea in Lu-a- i ecl- -urnns 'J' cents per line. Regular JmsiInoliers 10 cents jer line.

For Ic.-t- l niul transient ad vertlnenientI (JO per nrptarn for the flrvt lnanrtKn and

ffut ja r cpiarn for eaeh aidsw-p- o iitInsertion.

.sffftTOKM'al.

PjfOOl inventod the wheelbarrow.Tho Rank of bghsad was eHtablUl.dIC'jr,.

Theltwi.f Lycuigua prJed firetrainiag aobools t.r ibe plyaleal educa-tion of both mVKm

Bagpipes ware ii v. nt.d i:t Njray,and tiiBiicn iuip'rtoI into S .!tnd,when a pirtion of tbe int'y fisil n 0Scandinavian hands.

Ctaaar, de;ribiag th- - c iJMH of ti ellritons sav; "Ten or twelve U.' u.laua'iy Or th- - rs or son", havn witt a in

oommen.''Ai i.ti.nsof ctvilisnd an- -

tiq-ut- f d.d eerpeatcw aciemee ho'i adevelopuo.at .n i.mon il.e ! eta. ana,Uetrewo and Plaaeejieiatei,

useefaat, Choiokea Idari, who waacan ied to Il:g!aiid in 1 7--

" waa abloouti un th ! swif'tent horre in a rjce-c(ui-,- .-

of two tliirds of a tuile.Tun .ranish jt Oaideron waa'

:hs;Uin u Pbiiip IV., aud aotni.Ktica!WOfl his sentimeiits ihst he has been

ltd tbe "poet ef the Icquiaition."Eejanael flwjls.-.hatg- , Ixifure he Ik --

aam: tbv leader of thn peculiar aectaim !i bears bis naat, wa? a distin;utsh-- n

1 engineer and asitessor of the Kuck-bol- m

(College of Mines.Prracott asys that tlej iliacovery of

anw aud sbai ter rente to the Indieatbe true key te tha maritime move-

ments ef'tbs and thefirtt half of the sixteenth centuries.

In !GQ0, (iiardsno Rtnao was butn-- 5

1 to death st Rome for apheiding thetcachiac nf madam aitranomy, a-i- d

ci-cia!- !y mti.itainin; tiie ;umeusitv ofthe eatvoree aaal tUi a itc of worlda.

Socrates tells a at ry a. a Jew who,pretesdiag te Im eeweart Oo Chris-tiai.it- y,

had Oeea a s-- :.-i.-e- l in dif-

ferent ancle, and Lad aaiassu I a con-sidorae- lo

fnriaee bv the gifts be re- -

ceiled ou tbwse eccaaioas.Cemmutio2 ou tha teuiatk that

"aoiateuis ta.'eiy i.sctfvtr any thing'orta aatobii-ig-

. Fiiiladwiplua pnpraaya that I'j-U- aud Morse tro patot- -

Bliaa Ilaam, a fsreser: and iliison las")i.knd up" ail he kwew.

There is sirong evidence tLat Mo-Lasubi-cd

was au epileptic, aud that;t'aeeh a Ham ef uadeuwtcd pea or andstroug religious feelings, he foeudadhis preteriia? as a medium of revela-tion on visions which appaarad t himduring epileptic trances.

During the Roman aranire emperorswere invested with a acred character.Under Tiberius slaves and crimii.alswore eoeamneaed ta hold in tLair Landsan imago of the eaopror, and thus pro-tected, to Hnr a i;h impanitr a toirentf insoleuca oa their mastetc ar judges.Aiirt the Great, t! imaLt liutrtiA.!

man cf the thirteenth cent err. men- -

turns a feiilied braneb eontaiaing abird's nest, and aecounts for tbe stiaaephenou:eon by thv thei ry ef Ana'otle,ibat an oceult force exiats in tbe uni- -

'Te, cpsKb ol formtug exrs-.- t lii arys'-l-t-

Mtrshal Bsasossiiierre waa incarcera-te! ia the Eastile for ten aa a. Onhis release Leais XI 1 1, asked kim hisega. Fifty was a ! the ao'.ier Wiu;dsckBewledgc. To the aiipsmal look fthe king he nnsweted, ' S re, I sub-tract ton veara passed in the Baali'ebecnaae I did not employ them inyear mejessy's sorvice. '

When Ridiev snd Lstimer were telie burned for herasy there as fattenedte the bnir of each a ictg nf powderplaaed there by fi icttds, with the intenlion of so iajiag

.

their aofforias to aA BP at m CB

oce'ir tarninsttfia. l.iti?Mar aioufirst, bat the et i prepared for Ridley'sexecution win? tiieeu aad t:btsvpaekcil, he was li nger in sgeny.

Iu lbS7 the Scotch, in defiance of theerewn, nrgsaized s svstt ut ef representation of their own, in which everv

bam had a shara. The next sear thisgeenral assecably met, and. aa boiagordered to diihaad bv the kiag'c eou- -

missloacr. refused. Nor would tbeydo sa natil the Democratic institutionof the presbyteries wasand episcopacy abeliaaad.

tfat rcoH taViii net v saosa.

All that we eie is be rasaltef whatwe have though : it ia feuadvd on ourthoughts, it is esade uh of enr thoughtsIf a man sjuuks of arts with aa evilthought, pain follows hlsn. ns th wheelfollows the foot f thu ax that drawsthe eart.

For hatred dees r.wt 00000 by hatredat auy time; ba'ied cour-- e by lovethis is aa u!d rule.

IiCl a eaan oveiceme sugar bv love;at him uvreeme evil by goo !; lot him

overcome tao greejy by liberality, theliar by truth:

Let e Bee happily, thca, set batingthose who hate us! Among m?u whohate us let us dwell free from hatred.

ittikb et--' aavr york.

A New York journal take? this en-

thusiastic viow of the futoie ot thegroat commorical metropoliaof Ameria :

Few in the past have -- en able to grasptbe growth and possihis future of thiscity which, st a not remote date, isapparently destined to fall heir to a

large share of hat portion of tbe busi-

ness of the world now transacted byLondon and Liverpool. New Vork,as the metropolis of this country, willultimately hceeme a sort of Linden andParis eembined, to which unbjru mil-f.io-

will make pilgrimages to enjoyher commercial privileges ami admireher parks, palaces, rasnuuienta aadpublic buildings, while the wealthyfrom al! parts of tbe world will llockhere to spend their money.

I know," eaid tne little girl toher elder timer's yucg mat a', thesupper table, "iht yon will .i? inour aoci rty for Iho pr ectoa T dttlubirds, because m imua says you arovery fond t f larks. " hi ' 1

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8TUA1IAN & BILiYEU,AB9RHEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW

Alb;i;y. Oregon.PRACTICE IN l. L THE COURTS OFH this State. 1 hoy Bivt special ntten

tnn to celleetion an 1 probate matter.irtiee in Foter- - iuw brick. 4!Hf

L. H. MONTANYB.ATTORN E V A T LA W,AN- P-

Notary Public.tlbauy, Oreaoii.

Ofu.ee upstair, over John Iu'sirs store,1 i s: root, v I4n23t f

J. K. WEATJIEKF0SD,sotaky roauej

iTTORNE'X AT LAW,AIlttNY, OUM.i.V

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iTTORNEYS AT LAW,And Solicitors in Chaitorvi

ALBANY. ... BKBOI.Collections promptly made on all pointe.

Loans negotiated on reasonable terms.a"Uffice in Foster's hrirk.-f- S

vl4nl9:f.

T. P. IIACKI.EM AA,ATTORNEY AT LAW,

caV'Oulco up siairs in the Odd Fellow'semp!e."ai

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F. Pv1. t.!LLf?,VTTORNEY AT I AW

ussxaa obegos.e:rt pre:- - iu alt the eourta r 't.e OsaaaV '

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C. H. HEWITT,ATTOK N I : Y AT LA W ,

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E. (. JOHNSON, M. P.,HOMEOPATHIC

Physician and Surgeon.Albany, Oregon.

Orftee In Froinan BrirK, two dwmIaat of Oonnefa iUnk. ol'

LEWIS STiFSO'SUTEBT ABO FECI) STABLE.Virst rlasH vehi'-les- , fino BOraea, goo

ffeod. acconiirioiaiini; proprif tors and rfa-nona- 'k

' ,hars46.. iivo tht:i a all.Slallf-- near lie vera H;iie.

Cyl.

DR. E. O. HYDE,Physician and Surgeon.

OfEee at

SCIO, OREGON.

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REVERE HGUSS,t'm$Ut ir-- i and Iinrurni ASaaMy, Or ;;on.

Chas- - Pfeiffer, Frop'r.TWl new Itolcl i IHu-.- ! ij :n firm ta ftyle. TMat

si,j.w.i..tl witn tfte b.irt i'n market Mtar-b- L H.iringli- - u In erery a sxk! .:;.) bonvi .,r (joiu-avaaa- si

raawatapai

J. W. BEHTL2V,Custom Boot & Shoe Maker.

AKD 8UJa made to order,BOOTSrepairi.'i; dony .vkti ifa'n-iaia- .t

liwpatch, and at low prions. Call and nehim. I'lrst iSirta, Aibajay. 4iyl

Aloany Bath House.OTtiie UlKIi6lGKED WOULD Rk.-f-k ti tally iafomth. sftiases el AlbaayaaJ i

a ivtliat I have taken ob.trire of tti.s heia'Iiaion r, and. by keeping oleaa rooma ami py a

tatiention i businas-t- , vtyevti to iH tdt ,x,4i nu may fAVor ua r itb theiv ;tr-..a- e

!''ia neretot'orc carriod on nothiag tu?First-Cia- ss Hair Dressing Saloons,etpects to give entire laristkc irM iv-- i

jJ"GhU-iie- a ani Ladies' Hair oeatly oushampooed. JOS WS0BK&.

l A V HI A Ii II 1 1M I , tl a ll 1 I

In tho Continental army! I thinkthen, you must he a little rebel."

"Ye, Mir, If you plows I am allttlo rebel. Hut I want ray cow."

"Well, yeu are a bravo, atralgltt-farwar- d

little girl, nnd you shall haveyour eow and Nomothlng mor, too."Then, stooping forward, ho detachedfrom his tfartera, a pair of brilliantknee buckles, oTbiob ho laid In thoohlldV hands, ''fako these," ha said,a. id keep them as a sau vonir of thisIntervluw, and bellevo that Cornwal-- 1

1 si can nppreclutu courage uud truth,eveu iu a liltlo reboi." Thou, cullingau orderly, he lustruulud him to gowith her through tho carap in searchof the cow, aod, when ho Kheuld find110 ardmal, to detail n mau to driveher homo again. Si Miss Anno returned with hrr cow ; and those I

spaikllntc knee-buckle- s are atlll Irpas1

ured by her descendants a n mctnouto nt (.'oruwallis und the Hvolutiou.

St. Nicholas.

Iilltll 11 VCR inoa I r Ilia si r9MU

On Jantttry 'J I b, the kktdttUei of aaetuan with a child was disuivarn I alI'ampaii in a narrow ntraat aWou. twlva of

fMt above i luvel ef the anciont Mamailt. It is wall known that thncatastrophe of 70 A D., comoten'awith a thick ahowt-- r ef small womicostones, by which thestraata of Poinpniiwrra covered up to the roefs of thehoiiieS. Klenc were taceeelrd byuahes, which bacsine selid owing to thuaction of sateesiivn ahowers of boiling. 1 .1 1 . .wairr, auu mi'lfl annra now luriu t tiolop layer ef tho raatria! which coverthe ruins ef Pomprii. Most of thn onhippy beings who rrtnainel in thnhouses after tha eruption f ra reacHvdthe town m ile ihair trcao through thawindows, but the greati 1 put of thaingiiivra cn t t , taka hut faweto sum.i li.. it l ll.;L y ,w(fooaleil 1 lie o n-- i 1 f 001 Wjbeea ' m i iihmd 1, akeiaise bae aa bieti t was eiaatdsMilo Iwga t the !. . - h aa IsaJ aha rg

' 'ji is iii rtnin n h I legs.I,, r u aj '"h ian, a i . i lee 'u t j

-- - ib.tt ihw eh J uui listw beenveay 1 1 It as a I .tM isoy aWol

.' of j. DahtUaa ihw wclmuwai the mother f ibe duiJ. S.uiejwc!s fvuod on the tw.. etrelotoeiadieeto a potawu ef uditieo; twobrsetvts ef goU ibaiteM ihe anaa bicli kai l lbs bv. ail OH tiM ittidaura two gold nag, tat aM wt withsa smaral I ou wLI h if Mgraajeal aliwrn of p'ooly, ud tba otiiet ariih aaaiuitiiKt faring a l.va 1 of Mric itV.

I UuatllB no .1 ttt 1..

, , .

hi- - that la a wid dapar'-.- r fi'i tM1.

ordiiiaty una. Liiiiia tl.a war a littlee;rl, tUa aaoeatOf Of an 1 .. 1.m.n aoIUiei,

,wbe 111 iu hsttlr, si s "i in aSoldier's Ktittii. Thaie aim in tillilia f ien-- an J contiiasl if lb d ibtai, , hat in th"at tr iaa 1 ,,'!',OOttfOO 4 tiius tl.i little child wasIranaffOicl to auetLor mvttliiiien aau

. st rc of t i fi itad m l a!s f horfu itbsr. Wban niaat 17 itft-- i i ageaha wat ta live with a fgaailr, h

ga hn: a ple.isaot hia AatOdgtbe tweaiboreef ibofaaailj as jpeasogman of (nod mldirs, who t- -l in I

With tha (;iil and ibn etui was hvr die

u'ljca. Iavia' hsr 00000 au went taiIia home (of i'liendifss Warned inIadianaiilia. uud was tranaferratl toiU OUy Heaeiieal where bar h.by w.,horn. 5viBi wekt latr, a 14 v viiitort tha haipp.al spraag toward the girlnow aa invalid, with a cry of reeogni-tisn- .

She was tha aid ftiand su l

eoutidaut of the Seidtara' HojQaO, aud

through har tir,i is the girl's wotbwrwas faund and inotbar aad daagbterunill. Thau aatno the leror, aud unKnuday aight they warn niairie l

MuimUt, ar a faw hears afici bet m u

riogo, thu rouag wife died.

sors e i nn tties

Tiio richest university in the worldis that at Leydeo, HolLiud.

Iu 1861 thestu lanta at Vale (.'ollegwbroke panes of ulsa inside oftwe days.

KauIi public achotd teicl:r in Onlario has in charge the outrageous num-

ber of seventy-tw- o pupils.When Kausas school lands ara all

sold tbeBtat will have an endowmentfuud of $10,000,000.

Tha Virginia Senate has p tase J theAssembly bill for a norma) school foreduced teeebere, $100,000 being appropriated.

The lews Lwsislature has passed abill ptevidtng that the State Ifoaul ofFxamiuere ahaU bereefter ulwuyv havaa lady mooaber,

Piesideut White of (Jitaeil Uuivei-sit- y

Huy ha will step hazing ia thatinstitution evea if he is ehlied to ex-

pel every class ia the College.Recent events have clearly demon-

strated that the collegoS of this ceua-tr- y

propose te roet ont ka.iao;. Theyshould ha Supported in that determina-tion by the parents and gnardians ofevery student.

The WemaVe Medical College ofBaltimore has just been incorporated.It is to bo devoted exclusively to thetnedicsl education of women, and is theonly institution for thst pnrpese in

Maryland. Its faculty onanist ofseveu gentleman.

It is fifty yeara since TheodoreDwigbt Woolsey became V efasior ofGreek in Yale College. Now in hiseightieth year the semi-centeaui.- il ofthat event hss just been marked kythe presentation by bis associates inthe fantity of a handsome gold medal,the work ef Chaplain in Paris.

The popularity of the violin amongthn Uborinsj classes of England whsrecently ahewn by the attendance ofover 400 applicants for instructions sttbe recent opeuingof tbe "ptunv vio'inclasses" at Only a

penny a lesson is charged, the insit no-

tion boiag given in latge dieses.

ISO OK.. f10

.:;n ti. r.np.

Kalloch is endeavoring tu orstiii-- a

new Klilical psrtv in Baal Fraucssoo.Khepheid, before the 'ongrHaiot,a!

comuiitUre, cbargca Collector RolxtKon inaud Minister Unrtbttf t witb scvseptibribes in tha Peruvian alaltaT.

Tbe wit mi Serfisat If aooa atfplieefur aid for hisnlf aud diatr-a- d familyand the rd asn uthml hud.And. Hheaaya her huaWan J baa Im-c- i, bravesoldier, was i,vr iu ibe gaaed bosaeebnfors. and oarrb w bsnootaMa wewnda;fclho thinks bs ha 1 1h pufticliai OMVSgb

six months' avpeiaaeiaaeaitThe State Hernocrat.'i: OUftvasisi - i

Rhode Islsnd has mad- - i ho follow ii..'nominal ions: Hoiacn R Kai.dall. c

ernoi; J R Peny. f 'ealesiaal (0010or; J M Wheah-r- , H 'cr.ta.y ol MaU ;

Francis L 0Reclly( Attoriiev t'.ntn ;

Arnold L Brudick, General Tfoaoefea.I'ostmaater fianeral Ilown in a con

ference with mrchnts so I otbeia re to

garding mail tranertati.n, nffaaajiendgive his att-nli- ou to thn eeei4aifd

that tha Australian mail boind K.0.1was delayed hy ntppage a'. Cbieego.He exeets to save 74 beurs timn in atservice between New Yotk and SanFrancisco.

From all over Kansas come rop ntsthe mot flstterinz chsracter

tor in relation to crop prosaest. Wheatia advance of thn season, and never

looked better. Aa untiinally mil aWiater and frequent rsina have given ispleats ae opportunity to spread aajdstrengthen their bnautina, and aow,

tbe weather gro-- a Warmer, Uadeiare pushing rapidly, giving promise of

plentiful harveat.

A reign of terror st Liramio City.IecwmLritm hav.. beu at wjtk for fouratgkta peat, and (ires occurtnd ev ryeight. ftio f dseea wem arv eootly,and Bsabe no dialfnetbsaj as to the classev pvwfsai 'y, laitruod l':!id.hgt. betelsanJ r.e-sdtfa-

a boituM a fl.111.9r si!ibsV

,Bi .i.i. bava haaaii (airwlling the '

IVWts t' r 1 lit. e w'lh-- s snd ran ist a au... v e . a as t owt t.rcs wanlsi

ststt u .12 aid , aud . l.-- j oriaoueiaer rolssaaeJ. I ne unor ia great, bo- -

cause people d u 1 kuow what to expect nest, ter 4 thy knuw wLom touapvet. There will be a necktie party

if iba efleadtits ate caught.The Senate bsa confirmed Vauiuul

hlatchlerd, of New Vork, assucia.ejustiea of thn eaprt-ru-

e coart.Mr. Waolncr, tho Ksifi.b

baa just eomplctud tbe medal of a fulllife-siz-e statue of Mr. 'iiadatoae, whichis described ae admirable, Loth is alikenea; and as a work uf art.

A Philadelphia coloiel man haslan making scrap books for twentyyeara Ue bae 100 Urge volumes ofcleiiifJed matter. cSntatnimr a treatmass of historical and scientific informa-tion.

loa dinner given by the futara Kineof Begbiojd laai month, ut which theactors Irvitur, Tesle. Ilancroft. Wtnd- -

ham, Hare. Keadal. Wi.i, CcbaSLHenry Kotil'e. flrnessailll, (ie.ul.Lionel Beeaegb. Cmytm, estd laaaooworn guest, ia tha firet cf the k.t Jthat has en- - bakott o!a-e- . (JharlaaKeanaudMr. Pbelpa areea) SSM euter- -

tained by the (snm at Windsor, buttheir visit nartonk of a prefotsionnleharaotcr. illtm the Fourth iu- -

yited the elder Matthowa on ar.e oeca- -

ston, hut it was un lerat. d that Mattbewe was toemuae the Kior. and Lawaa nextdav prasrtitttd WIH a MMMsWdoing so.

The faucy of Congress aow rauS toward statues and monuments. Soationg is the desire to spend money inthis way that the house this we.-- B

sisted upon voting $20,000 for a CliipfJustije Mirahall, although it n

ahewn that a fund af that ameuat.raiaed bv wrivate aubsctiotten. wi

ady for tha eurpaOe. Tiiiity rearsage the bar nf Ptiiladelpbis at ad a

sabecriptten far a Maisl'.a!! stelae in

atbiagton. I he fund now aauouutslo $20,000, and recently the ti e-t- eei

wrote to the Attorney-Cenarnl- , naviagthat they woru prepared te erect tbestatnte as so)n as Congress wnuld ts-sig- a

a piece for it. Congress has ignored this otfor, but has instead passeda bill appropriating a like amount to be

expended by a joint conitnith r.

we acracsxsr thc rEorLe.

According te the directory of thoForty seveuthCnrress, there re inthat body 890 members :

One hendred and ainety-fiv- u lewyera.

Nineteen professional politiciansThree railroad efllsers.One capitalist.Oee clergyman.There are sixty five uaemVoM ;ep- -

resentiag the useful emoloytr.enti cfthe country, as follows :

Seventeen merchants.Eleveu farmers.Twelve editors.Ten maaufaeturers.Five physicians.Twe eivil engiae?r..Two miners.Two mechanics.Oae metallurgistTbe usefal employments aro si ill

worse represented in the Seaato, asthe following shews. Thoro are seve-

nty-sir members, whose professionsare as follows :

Fifty-sove- n lawyer.Fivo bank officers.Three railroad officials.Of tho useful professions Ihcr are

eleven :

Three merchants.Three manufacturers.Two minor.Two general bu.ine--- .

One farmer.One editor.

The Ottawa (Ran.) ftmuocen thusquotes : Mr. Harvey B. F. Keller,recorder ot deeds, says : I I ave longbeen convinced of the merits of St.

I v . . .., . , . , r -- 1

JCJt U anu ue it in my inraayfor rheumatism successfully.

LIUO

arm: ar.ws

There will he drivuri fimi BeetofOregon by tho ditiuretit cattle men thisnpiieg, 89,000 hnsd of esttle far theBaataVtl toaikets. Ryan &. Lstifr havethn largest hand, twelve to thirteentheustnd heaJ.

Tho wif ef Joseph M. Fletcher tbeVancouver Iswytr who mysteriouslyliwsppnared a week ago offers a rWard

of 1 00 for iu formation which willlead to a knowledge of his whorva bouts,and tint lodgn of tl n ii. tr.tr $511 ad-

ditional.Off tbe 17th f March, IMS I, tho by

Grit work wrs C(nttunuoed on the rail-- i. t,(l: m.. on Tl.n I ill. 4 aod the QbaV of

cadfs ; on thn "tci.u of March 16tb,Bit, thn last rail was Itid, and on the7th itiHt. a train paaaed over. The

dietance, aars The Ihtllen 7'iW,I 'dies and thn ('asoadee is

to' mile O. Nina milea of hiidging wanto build thrae 40 mi lea To'J

H'uiaind' r was cut through solid rook.Thn estimated t ia $j,:ho.ooo. toStandard.

Tbe O R. aV N Co. beo put a sUHmn to work quarrying rock at

GeanHi Point. The kuoesiiioa iathai tho road from Texas Ferry to Hebel Fist will be completed after all.Tho rock will probably be used in tha Ofconstruction of the bridga across Snakeriver at thn hnad of thn Tnxes Rspida, iawhich was eomimmced and abandonedIsst fall. T'ljTam.

4t 4 o'clock Thursday morntagMarch 21, tha Junction City floatingtailla, owned by Kratz, Waahburae Jb aafluwar I, eanght SfO and burned toaajbta by 0 o'clock. Tha firn is au-- I a

( I to have originated iu the purify-ing iam t.nsr tbe top al the mainbetiding. Tha flafuea aprnad varyrapid'y and lit up iUi t"Wu aad un- -

trv I ir vul' nr ill-i- I here waa 2U- -

t0 tmaliola ed wtWsrt in ba mill, aboutll.OOOes abieb u a ...t i, thewill iyassanv. A. ilv(atd vmIJII I i ksrlf mbmt ; .. '!. :lOMJ

bsda ; M s laiwie t U baahals ;

Ltoaad o a 300 W oaSeta, aad the teatWjs u .1 ! Ujj!'i l.ita by fal a.srsTbe asill aad umihiaery waa worlb

and wa iue-urw- ia variousPOQjoaaioa fr $l."i,0Uo. There wasiflhDi) ieaareBoe ou the wheat iu theHartford. Tbia ia a snd leaa to tbe

and to tbe mill companyiu partieular. These unila wans theaj .t is ajaafttl i t th s'ate, aod thenew (inn ef Krai, Waahberee Ac

ilowerd wore asakiag pruparstious farer.tOttelve imar ivraiuaU. At writing'J.'- - Serge Hall aafe in tbe mill oftioebee tot leen raached, and some fearsam eatertaiaed for the safety of the'n'ki. notei aud paper, all of whichare ia Ibe iafa. There is else a con-sideiab- te

amoant of grs'Oabarks con-bmiaO- d

in tha aafv. The firn origiaated..it bttWppoaod, from natural causal, asit was tirst diacovered nuar '.he comb efthe rvof of thu main builditig. jMM.

rccossia.

Vietor IIego ii i;ih-aigh- t.

t M repssriod tbs! U G m iu willah-lrtl- viaii Kaland.

Fifty ynr sgu Mr. ierge Ranit ft dnli vit-- d H!t in atiori oa univaraalsatTrage,

I lo'i. PatM t ..per af Now Vaik isnniuty oi, and kaa aot a pain or achetu bo bedv.

lusie it laid to bs a ntron iecui- -

banOe between Sccmtarv Hunt and thelate Lord I'aacoDBUcld.

. .aa S a A

aa iciort s rins to wear aa charmed life. Five aUnupta ataasas-aiaatie- i

base be'n mail during bericifuind in eveiv imttaaca iha hasesrap"d uuharmad.

The acting Vice 1'ieaidont, 8natorDiria has uivea aaveral dinners tothirty people al a time this wiater, surissia any eetertatnments eter giveny a tee Pieeideiil befoie.

A hoaia for erpbaa girls, with twentysix beds ia it, baa been built at 81.

.lohnland, 1.. I .inmcuiary of a deaddaughter, by Mr. and Mrs. CarneliusVenderbilt, thev navies all the runuiag expenses.

Tbe 2--1 of this month was ebserv

od at Weimar as tbe btttetb attaivar- -

saty of the death ef Ceetbe. Thevault ef tbe gtaad dakoi, in wblcb tbepoet lies, weie epeaed, and wreathswore placed apea his coffin.

liaren Arthur do Rutbsehild baa

jttst pursbased twe postage stsrapawhich warn called ia from evreaUtieafor some caasa directly after tbair amis- -

aiou during the lata reign, leaving fortha twe stamps 10,000 francs (490.)

Minister Lowell, in behalf of theUaitnd Atetes bae sent a deeaatch teGsa. air Ktedcrick Pensonby, requestiug him to convey to Cueee Viateriathe bears-fe- lt eengratulatieas ef thecouatry oa bar cae from acsaasina- -

lien.Mrs. Judge Potter of New Hamp

shire, wbe is new visiting the city ofWssbiagten for the first time since shesa giaoefully assisted ber uncle, President Pieree, in dispensing the hospi-talities of the White Hoese, ia thegranddaughter ef Sir Jehn McNeil,noted in the war of 1812.

The will of the late Dr. Bellows be- -

quoaths bis hoese m New York cityand a email farm ia ITalpole, N. H.,to his son and daughter by his firstwife. Tho testator's books, paintingsand household farniture are given tothe bob. aud daughter by tho first wife.All the rest of his property is given tobis wife and her, children.

An ex consul ef Great Britian, saysthe Brooklyn ifovfc, related that Mr.Charles Townsen, Sedalta, Mo., w-t- s

cured of rheumatism of to worstkiad by S. Jacobs Oil. Lvliiui;oli

$1593 l"r .VH ir can easily ma lcKt hum ) working for . G. Rideout &

Co., 10 B.uclav St., New Yofk, Sendlor their catalogue and full pSf culars

A 1 . W l I A. ' 11 V It" J. mtmmmmm..

Oornwallis's Buckles.

I am not q lltfl sum of dutoH, but Itwin lata in tho full, I think, of 1777,that a foraging party from thu lirll-h- h

camp in i'hlladwlphiii, undo atloscont upon thu farm of Mnjor llu- -

dulph, Komh ol thu city, nt Darby.Having iupplluu thfinnnlvos wonwith provender, tbey wern nbnut to

begin thair return match, whun oOif ilu .soldiers bappoccd to espy a

valuab.o row, wlilt'li at that meinouttinforttlOattiy isada hr appi.tr int--

iu thu lane loading to tho lurnvard ;

and p.Hjr Bul;t?y wan lmiudUtoly cwntlaaalod to tho of tho ornpauy.

Now, (hiiutif irtunitoaow happan- -

i d to Iu tin pride of tho farm, andwas t lrtluftl u tho oxcl'tslvo praporty ef slin Anna Hudolph thn daugh-ter of tho houso aged neurlr twelvey ?i. or course no athor ati.untl onthe estate was so ImtHirtnut n t i i

pirticuiar eow, and hor OtlfljOttOOby the solditr could not he tolaraledfur a moment, s M Anno madaImp daooi da It for her roeovory, hutHad it ' tho men deaf to her entroattun and tho Morgoaat pnMjf against thndorms of indignation, tho high-apl- r

ited child ru'nid over to the stables,Huddled hor pony, and waa soon gulloping off toward tho rily. 4oerailu- -

im! to appeal to tho eommuader In-chi- ef

of tUe liriti-- h array, if nothinghM would nave tho life of her favorite.

Meanwhile, t r Sokry trudgedalong hor reluctant stefM quickanadnow and toon by a geutln prick withthe Kiut of n bayonet in her wollreunded side.

To reach tho city liuforo the forag-ing parly, WmM tho ane thought of thohiid, ni h r ony worn jouiulin

along the oM i -- .1 r r.aj at a Mrothat eOOO brought In r w ithin tho I'.iitIsh lina. She w.ia h died 01 Ilie Oral

outpokt by tho gurd, uod thwalon of her hat hato w is sii m mm dTko child replied :

1 ttiu-- t see tiie gemrd Imoi II

ately."Bttl the geovral OttUNM bf di5urb-- d

Urevyry IrMle. Teil me ymr Lu-ioes- s,

aod if import ant, it will 1. re-

ported to hlt.M"It is of groat imp .rUin a, and I '

cannot top to talk to you. 1'leaso lotM my iHjuy, uud tell too wheru to2iud the general !"

'Da, my little girl, I cannot letyou pjat uotil you tell mo whenceyou come, oud what youi b islnans iswithin these liac."

1 come from Darky, ami my business to see the general immediately !

No onu else s:i tirll him what I have' J' '

I In. i.Vi- - Imiiniil of llO ch!id, ta- -

gether with her pirsistem o, bad ItsI

inllueuce upon thu olll ccr. (jvnerslWaohinglou was iu be neighb irhcod

wailiu' his opportunity to sitikoanother blow for tho liberty of tii"colon Ih. The ofllcer well knew thatvaluablu iaforiomiou of tho tn. .ve-

in tnt-- t of ibe rebels rreqHotiily reah- I tbc liritieh c iuiuinmUr thioaic'tfaoalltee reatllng In the country, andMill, in eocrei, frn-ndi- to the crown.Ilrrc might hw sack a case, and thiseonatdoratioit dotrmined thi- - eoldteeto send tha child forward to beAatqttertors. So, -- u i in' mi i m an ordorly, hodirected 4iim te OAccrt the irl to thegoneral

II s Isle In the aftcrneen by Ibis :

litttc, aed 'oruwallis was at dianersvitti a number ef British oftlcers,vheti "a little girl frota the coualrywith a message for the e;ener.tl," wasannounced.

"Let bar rome in at once," naidthe general ; and a Tow uiomeuts btor Mis Aono Uudelob entered theifruat tent.

For a tnjinctit t'nu girl bflftltated,overcome, pertap, by tho utic.xpot- -

ed brilliancy of the scene. Then thospirit of ber "Red wolf" nuc caters asserted itself, andto hor Cornwallla Infull dinner costume, aurretiudod by 1

his Lri.lutit companloai, roproictitedonly tho power that could save herfavorite from thu batcher's knife.

"Well, my little girl, I am (isner-a- l

Corawallis," eaid that gentleman,kitullv. "Whathavo you to eay tomo ?"

I want my eow !"Profound silence reigned for a

uiouaetit, then cauie a aieaultaueouaburst of uproarious laughter from allthe gotHleujeu areuad' tbe table. Tbegirl's face reddened, tut she bold hergreece!. and her set features andHashing eye couviuccd tbe generalthat the child before hiau iaaeneofno erdiaary spirit.

A. fow words of enoourageuiout,pleasantly spoken, quickly rnstored tbe equanimity of the girl.Then, with ready tact, tbe goueraleou drew from ber a concise narra-

tion of her grievance."Why did not your father attend

to this for you ?""My father la not at home now.""And have you no brothers for

such an errand, instead of comingyonrsolf into a British camp ?"

"Beth ef my brothera are away.But;Oeneral Cornwallla," cried she,impatiently, "while yeu keop mehere talking they will kill my cow I"

"So your brothers also aro awayfrom home. Now, tell me, child,where ean they be found ?'

'My oldest brother, Ciptain Ru-

dolph, Is with General Gates.""And yeur othor brother whore is

he ?""Captain Michael Rudolph is with

Harry Leo." The girl's eyos fairlybla.ed as she spoke the name of gal-lant "Light-hors- e Harry Lee." Thenshe exclaimed : "But, General, mycow."

"Ah, hi ! one brother with Gilesan I one with Lee. Now," atid thdkfc.!fial, "where h yurfather V"

'lie wa- - wlt'i Oeoeril Waihl.ig:Isytt," frn!c!y snWstr-j- d thi littlemaiden ; "but he is a prisoner now."

"So, jso. Fatior and brother all

VOL. XVII.

MRS. M. BAUM,

I lion,h: j;ii opened a alee eeleetloe oi

Genera. Herchatidise

A N l

GENT'S FliFJISHINB GOODS,

wliirh lio mil bo hlala to salt at rcducrd

prices.

HIDES AND PRODUCE

of all hind takon in exchange for goods atthe highest market price.

All arv invited to call Wforw biiyiug clae.where. am

BUY THE BEST.

Tin Studrbaker Wagon

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MORRISON PLOWS

BatrMor Yangclder Springrows.

STEEL TOOTH HARROWS

P. & F. Wood Pumps,

Hay Presses, F&oojig Bills, etc.,

Foi Sale at LomS Iiate by

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ltlyl

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FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITSNATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.

It Is a most agreeable dressing, whichis at once harmless and effectual, for pre-

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As a Dressing for Ladies' HairThe Vioor is incomparable. It is color-

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I

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