c
lamn.'ttod : Ifalf ColndTn (60 s tinarlcr Col
: i -7 ritarsT J H - .... - -" t ..-i;
--,.-) v-Ptii m rain, ar
t'BELLINQEK & BROWN
CrB. BBkllSSBB. , ".V. BBOWB;
' f!Ta?-l r 77 '' 1.7 -t
Tranxlent Adrertlnefteilti ter rdnire of tea
ln!- or !ef of JhU i?d lypo. Grit jmeition, S;
each nawt.uml fniertW.ftl. :
A naaara la one Inrh In .r,. Jnn it,. .f
eoonting euU, dinplay line-blanlia, ie., aAeodid
OFFICI IN 'PARRISH'S BLOCK. FIRST STREET.
matter, .n a au rem-eisem to ie confiiiererf Iria
khan t(tiarev an J all fraction eouateil lIL.till
ill
..T-ERitS.ts amakcb : Onyar,$3j Six Month
aquare. . All adtrertircniesta iriatj-tea fur a laa
VOL. V.
ALBANY OREGON, F1UDAY, JUNE 17, 1870.
r .1 1.
poriud than three won tin to t rfgurdod ai traa
.."! ftu Month, 40 OU-J Single Copies, ISt et.
let.- ' ' " ' J
I fl 1 . II I I II I I I I a
i-,.-..-i..l..sy, -i -LL.; h
i 4
CrHponliit' writing over awnmed (snalare
"r 'Unohymottsly, mart make known tocir preper
to the "fidltors, or no attention win e given
fl.;r ffominuntcatbm.
InittdM 4 Coauaanleatlons, whether on
ita fur publication. ifcouM bo addraaaed to
"fctlir Brown. ..' .
;..uBUBINK88 CARDS.
OWCTAKTtT OS HAND AND RECEIV-"-
rgo "f nomt and Prrl
Woan4 Wlltoar Ware. Tobaeca. Cigar.
' Vaarectiener, Yankee Notion, etc.ete.
"".' J. whoisja ni ntii.
.iM)rito R. C Hill Sn'a PruR Store. Al
t.TWi.- i Jnnl0vn43Tl
S. W. BISSERS, M. D.,
a. i "
OTASIO PHYSKJIAS AK1 SUBGEOH,
' SAfiUTE OF THE PHYSIO MEDICAL OR CURTIS
. tl taLLICE. OF , CINCINNATI OHIO. .
CtaeAoT in practice neither roereorv. araentc.
. arhM,wor My Ur poison. lut relUaon nrb
ni uw(i perfect harmony with Uo law f
life aad ar entirely barmle.
ParrUh- Bck. ap stair. ReUence
Wtr tR, P.roo-a ferry.
j!X -i - ; . ap29n37vsui.
. . D. B. RICE, M.
rnvsici tN asd suite eox.
.ALBANY. OKEUON. -'
'xdrOSeo : On' South ida f Main treet.
S-"4 .tt. fljy
t. b. iuwui
TBKoDoan nc acarsu.
BILUMSER & BURMESTER,
ATTORNEYS AT UW
ALBANY, OBEGOS.
. . March 11. tS7-o3tv-ir.
4TTUJET--1M' COUSSEUOi AT UW,
' - Ovtcm In Xo re rots' Brick Bai Wing, np-ataira.
- tbaay. Orajctm. '
? S. A. JOHNS.
ATTORNEY AT tAW,
ALBAXV. OUEOOS.
, ark ILIOKXT -'"'" wtil be given to all boi
;U ' jani3TlBtf.
JOHS J. WIIITXEV,
1TT6UET 1XD COCSSELLOl AT LAW
' . ana Zftarr PI- r
Spcejal attenUoa siren to eullectiuol.
'Albany, Ongun.
4. HANNON,
I ATTORNEY AN 9 COUNSELOR AT LAW.
ALBANY. ORKGOX.
OCw ap atair "er Breaoer'e etora, oppotiU
r - . tb PwttOSeo.
raatjl
.J . POWEI.1V . FLISX,
rro.virr u.vx cousselloms at
LAW AX U XVLIVI TUttX I OJivi.i ui. . ,
(Xb riiaa, Ntary PUe.)
A LB AST, Onigoa. tBetiun an J eonrey
: aaoee promptly attended to. "oegOnlOly
- - " " ' niLTAB IDEL V CO., '
lAEALKaS IX tf KOCEBIE.S AI PROVI
11 aioaa, Wa4 and Willow Wma, Oonfeetwn
e IobJoeo. C:gar. P'pea. XotiM. et. litore
aJaaioa Jtrat . adjuiiring tlie Lxpn Al
bany, Orogon. - , r , - e2Hr3n7tf
rHEiiYliSl THkliAHS!
. DR. .T. L, GOLDEN, , s ,
' OCULIST AND 'AUR1ST,
ALUXSi, OltEiiUA.
Dr. Ooiden (a a-in of tle oJtd Old Ophtbaimie
Dt.r, 6. C. UuldenJ. n bad expeneow: in treat
iX rarioaa duum to wbieb tue eye and ear
M aabjoet. aI foeUi eonfidaut of giving entire
lUufxUMtotauM ma place tlieuMcire
a.der bia ear-. .rl0rtn34tl
J..C. McNOtNHALL,
. NOTAUV;; PUBLIC,
ALBAST, OBEGOX.
Legal Ioamnii!i of all kinJf aaiu and attteL
'"" clajirct ed til:etii promptly
tuei dad to. -v?n41tf
- . AV, l. O.K.,
.AS'JATt OF CISCSN.1ATI OtNTAL COLLEGE.
" rj?Li isrrrriSjALL pksoxs ie.sim-
y iaj- Artittciat uetb aud fit-c Cental
-4r HM. ia xr Mm L. : t 'r .'' k'f;
- , dpaeiMesa of VaUujt iiui with oid plat
imiaaad tbr Br trS f wrk. may be
Mea.at bi a Jlae. a atair i Parrb Lo.
dSriaiu 4iaj 0oa.
JUtdaurMf 9nd and Rskar ftreeta.
.--?.r . AiSANY BATH HOUSE!
rTrtB USDERSWSED WOULD RESPECT
' fully inform the eitinen of AHany and ri--tstty
that he ha taken charge nt thi Eatabltah.
Wt. and, by kaepiag el room and paying
tfnto to bitte, epoet t ui all tboae
rho may mto faf m w.tb tboir patronage. Ilaring
heretofore carried on. nothing bn
' TirstClass Bair Dressing Saloons.
he ezp;t to give enrire atifactin t all
B :;hiHten and Lalte' llairieatly and
-ihamaooed. JOSEPH WEBBER.
; aprv3n33tf i
ADMIXaSTXATOB'S NOTICE. ;
TATOTTCB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
il nnj.s.A.t kuthii 2ath dav'of May. 1870.
W snnaintad administrator of the .. et;lte of
Johkiiokin; - doeeaaed All peraona having
laia ftgainst 'mm estate are berabj repeated to
freaant tbam. with proper roueber,.'-" ma at n y
rioBer mile outbeat of Sew, within i
Botnfwm tht date. A
bV.? DILLON HOSKIXS. Adm r. ,
PARTNER WANTED j
a. GOOD CARPENTER WITH A FEW nUN-
V dred dollar, ean find the be t onening to
make aBoney honestly, in Linn county, by apply
lag t. W. Mark, by letter ai (,phnnr Areeon.
r paaeally at Waterloo on the Sonth Santiara
bar Ma0B. . , 4. mvu.
.,.,- ) ;, - aprRvinSttf. -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. TilAT MT
wHrVj Mermda Shavert having loft my bed
ud-boe4 'ttba.taAv iuet cause or provocation,
all wamonB aco hacehy warned not to credit her or
heritwo boya-Tbo.. and Samael A. "Craig, on
myooaat, aa I wilt not be jnipmiKibl for any
Mror taair son tract ing. i- ; f),.:re-'. ) 1
. r 3A"TD W. SHAVER.
Jalbany, Jtrne.8, T&7' ' ' r'injljw,
't Ap V E It T I S JB M E N TS
W.S.1).-1870!
.. i ...... i .; . ..
LITERARY MINDS AWAKE!
w. aDKiaas, ..'
INTENT CPON URATIKYIXO THE SOULS
uf tbme wbu bunker and Uiint after wit and
wiadotn, baa,
FOR THAT EXPHENH PUBPOfiEI
Opened a New and welt aelveled atock uf .
Standard and Miscellaneous
: BOOKS!
ranging from School Primer to Shakcapcare.
. " f ' Also, cuaslaatly on hand, i
SHEET MUSIC "LA T EST AOONIESr
STATIONERY!
Album., DUtritt, Writing fluid, Etc., Etc.
I've goods to rutt all kind of fulk.
In paliwe r h;.vel ;
I've Bible. Poem. Antic Jk.
Blank B"k. Uld Pen and Novel.
COME! Call f. anything in aty line imI
ncromm'tfinlni
yy-Y..n will find In Hllr Pro- 8tor-.
Albany. M.rch 4. l7-l. W S. HKU2U.
W th Uadersiarssw Committee p-
puinted to deeido up.m tbe merit, of I be wabO(
dne by Kane' Cundunaed Soap and C"iunin
Boiler, deeide that tbe warbiug dne by K AN L t
CONDENSE!' SOAP. U tba bet. duing tb. wra
in a operir manner with Wa l&br. nibbm
being dune in uaiug Kana'a Saf ; but tbat bwaa
waa ued in tbe Aat .inatie BuiUr.
U. RUNNELS. Nr.h YawbUl.
DANIEL bTRANii. Saieia.
R. C. CKAWcOKD, -5alen.
June, 12th, ISA!). Committee.
KjumTb Condensed Soap. VaecvtiTan. W.
T Angust 7. 16. Mr. K Sir: Youra f
tbe Ctb reeeired. and in anwer ! yoar inqnirie.
I ean ay tbat yoor 8tip baa given enTeei "
fartiun ha performed all it we ree-xn mended I-
perfiru. . On gtving it a trial, the wa.bw .mail
wasbel ix doren of picee . witb'nt tt aid of aoy
marhine or rnl.biug. lour, rwpeeirnuv.
anslloilrltf. J. L. ntiiaiit.
MARBLE WORKS!
A.. J" MONROE,
neaLEB is
MONUMENTS, OBFUSKS, T0M3S.
Ilea J and Foul Suinea Executed in t'ali
furnia, Venuubt and llaltao
Alo. Mantle. Orate. Fire ri-k. WarhaUmU,
Barean aad OmoU-r Tp furn'ub-d to orU-r.
State St., Bet. Commercial aad Froat,
SALEM, - - - OREGON.
vtniltl.
REA I. ESTATE.
. STITZEL & UPTON,
HEAL ESTATE BROKERS,
aan , ;
GENERAL AGENTS.
RR.IXC'II OFFICEAlbai, Orrfn
J. C. MTOTrMKAlX, Aweat-
Geiwral Land Agency f.r Oregon eCblin. d
July. I88. .
An umee wbere gentrrai ini'rmaiMn cncrroin
Ibe n-aoorcc o! Orvgon ean be obtained frre uj
Uran. iegtiaile n nr.: mr.ngagc, rcai 'bm-
und enlateral aw-ur.tt.
Have f.r aie a large ani.iuiit .f pr..p rty loca
ted in tbe town of -Albany. Al. raro.in land.
.f every dcscriptii.n in l.mn anl other tunlie .i
tbe Htale.
To ths citizen of Albany and vu-inity , and t.i
th n, n ,if real ettc. we k thi rnubod ut
eaUini; yinir alt- nlt.n tt oi r lje of l.uimm..
Having dtarmtuel to open a urHii:ii i:n-ce in yui
piU, we ran offer you a median) foroh'-nining pnr
..tie that it aPlralel by boyr, o il
iv them infeh time i labor in ftcuri'ig wlial
thev want. Uur principal any at Portland,
Oregon. i tborongbly entablUhed. and the ol5-e
wll fnniilied for giving intormalion an real
euate. tl.at it affordn tbe rou't eompleto faeilitk.
f..t m.!l nurtie Lavinz buine in our I ne. ,
xif Yon inenf nu In--placing ynr
property on rate wim nowm .
Offiee on tint rtn-et. pp..ite fwt t (B.-e.
.. J. C. MENDKNIIALL. Air nt.
Albany. Oregon March tX 187. riii33y I;
UMATILLA HOUSE!
DALLES CITY... OREGON,
IIADLEY t SISXOTT, Prop'r.
rtilUSWELLKXOWX FIRST CLAS HOUSE
I - , .illv r, tiaiieil outl reuviel
liTroahout. offer i'I'tior ate.miii.Klatioi, and
g.v.bv..er.tif.cii nui tbu 1 r.v. J
toan any II 41 in DaiW City, it
Firt-CU Hotel lu liitf Uty. na r..- "
U'rUtl lint Tr'elinj C-iaWHnily pattonud. ,f
Suits of Booms for Familiw, and Superior
- Accommodations for 300 Quests I
Tbi Hotel i liwatct near the Steamboat Landing
ana ivBiiroBu
THE HOTEL OMNIBUS ;
Will nlwav be at the Railroad Depot and
Steamboat Landing on lift arrival of Paenger,
to convey them ' nd their bagpaga to and from
tbe Hotel free of charge, i. Jar Particular attention
paid to t-allins guep't in tbe morning for the boat
and ear ; and extra attention paid to eelng fam-
tlicanfr on the car ana noi. .....
',' Tbey have two- large ' FIRE-PROOF
SAFES in tbe office, for tbe nee of tlioir gneU.
Hotel open all nibt in charge of a care
ful Watchman. In connection with1 tb Hotel
they hare a fine .7 ,"..;'.-,-7 j'.i,ii
Billiard Salooi and Beading Eeom !
1 Mkrch Il, 1870-r5n3ntf. - :'i ' :
. r. nuaeri.t., "
Att'y at Law.
C. P. FKBBT, :
' Notary Public,
u RUSSELL & FERRY, ';
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
... r
-ABP-
1 ! "O
COLLECTING AGENTS.
-5" Special attention given to the ate of .Real
Estate Reat Estate Litigation and the Collection
of Claim. vOffiee, N. W-. Corner virataBd Wuh
ington SereeU.,, , v.- v ;..ua il .- A ;
c P.rtlnd, Oregon. ;-tlA t
6H.
v.. kDWABtt rAWCBTT. h s
How loftly Spring enfold It, V (
In film of lander graa
j. Uew lightly nod it violate, 1 ; , :
When warm-breatbed breeat pa; ..
How elear it tiny headstone gleam,
How eletir and flr and till
How quiet ia my darliag'. grave
Out 00 the quiet hill I ,.
I would that I might alway keep ' '
Tbi Spring-titne round her tomb
Tb.it grae might not Irngthea there, ,
That rv uilgbt not bli -urn ) .
That aptendld Hummer niluhl not com
- i . Tba titUerrd land to fill, - : . .
Nor clover lrd my darling' grave,
Out on Iho (inlet lilll
But alway I wld have tba kie
Fuiut.biue, ibe ward faint nr. an, ,
Aad vlata o wbitv-blouomvd bough
Along tbe on bard vn t '
Aud iiJio of tba violet. .
Abd odor, vaguely borue,
' And Spriug to m-urn my darling
' A only spring ean uiourn I
A LOVE EPISODE IN VERBS.
Faultlc and fair, all in lb mooney litfbl, 1
At oue a.hamt il, u luokeU niMia the arooto.
And ber white raiment glwuned in hi ligbl.
And, bark, Ibe v.ir ebime began to .uad.
Tbtn lower yet h Uruup'd bir yuling, pure
rnoek.
And atiil waa b aUiaaud, and eonld not apeak.
A (Warm of belt from Ibal old tower o'rrbead.
Ibry avnt t eir meuage eitt.n' ttirou4U t a
tMMIvb
Of cedar ; woea tbey e.afcd bia lady aid.
"fray y -u iurki a., anu n-r .ov.y brw
Abe H.ivu, a..iiub mi her mouuit. ua...
Aua uce abort moment Iw.ae4 bit u lb lata.
lnB .traiht be cried, 0 eulbeart, Ibiok al.
uiw,
A. u.i w.rd jr.t w n al-l botwa.M u. ttn.
Aul ki.ua iiiu lo-t m lui. 1 yi.M na
1 iove in. .tli.earl, tuvu lb.el" So lull
f-iu.
H bi a m uid Uave to .1 u. all her part.
U to -a to a .e.u,Mc lt.u... lu ut OvBrt -
lb wbiie-r.'Urd maiden with Ibe warm wLiU
inr.t.
I da wt wbita brow, and lock 01 amber Bow,
Wbv marmur.iig Vuieui waa eult a loea dova
a te.
Eattvaimg bim, aud ravine. "Do bot Jul"
'I a ill uui, eliari; uay. not ," quoth be.
"By fa.to ami tiotb. I lltiuk tba art for u. I"
And b wun a nam that eventide.
W bxb be gave giadiy. but would ne'er beepaak.
Ana toe beeame loo roufe ea cat-lain brtde.
Matching ber aimple to bi. .oa-lMirwt t bet-k ;
Ana cua.iog irum bi voice Ibe toacb of car
thai inaJu bar weep wbvn tr.t .be btard it tbt-rt
VAIIIEIIEM.
How to put dwwu wliUliey. Driuk
it.
Birch rod make the Lent bebjr-
joiupcru.
The want of nionoy in the root of
all evil.
Evergreens thoue who dwn't take
the papers.
Gamboling on the Green Betting
on the turf.
"I speak within bounds," as the
pridouer said to tbe jailor. .
"Mjdear wife," as tbe man naid,
when he looked at the last milliner m
bid. ' ' J
Kents are enormous, as a poor
fellow said wben he looked at bis coat.
One war of girin" a man a chance
of riidng in the world. Knock him
down.
A safety match ten thousand a
year 011 both Hide. , ,
To make an artless girl hearties, it
only requires a he. .;
The best core for dirt, is the water
cure. -
' It makes all f the difference in the
world at 'which end you put Dr.
One creeu tarletoo drex contains
ui'neuic enough to kill three men : yet
men xeilt run utter green tarleton
Jresses.
It ilways are arirttocrats. , Tlicj
teach every man to know his ntution,
and to stop there. .,
Dux is the Iatiu for military
leader, says a paper. Nice ducks
no rue of our military leaders are 1
"Why is a lawyer like a sawyer?
Because whichever way he moves-
down must come the dust.
Almost every young lady is pnblic
spirited enough to have her father's
house used as a courthouse.
An architect proposes to build a
Bachelors 's Hall which will differ from
most houses in having no Eves.
A woman in advertising her run
away husband, says; " David has a
scar on his nose where I scratched
him" ' . . ..
.Alluding to chignons. Mrs. Clever
said: ' A girl now seems all head.
' Yes, till you ' talk to her," replied
3Jr. Clever. '.
Tbe railing of a cross woman is like
railing of a garden , it keeps peoplo at
& distance. --
If you' would , hnrt a great many
faults, be on Me looK-out. 11 you
would find tLem in Mill greater abund
ance. be on; the loot-in. ' " '
T will Yireoeh from dai POrtlOlt Of
da scripture dis . evening, said a col
ored dominie, ' wnar de , posue ruui
pinU his pistle at de,. phesian. yr, i
.Why cannot a deaf; man be legally
condemned for murder? Because the
law says a man. cannot be condemned
without a bearing, ....... j ; . -:
" They tell me wine gives strength;"
said a Fox one day : "and yet I, who
have just drunk three bottles, cannot
1 . . i i , j. ,
HtSBji -uijtwii uu mj legs. ; "
Wisconsin cheese factories make a
brand of cheese called "Truth:" We
should think it would have a gdod run,
and it doubtless will, as -" truth is
'nritey and will prevail' ;l ;,;
Smith and Brown running opposite
ways round a corner, struck each oth
er , pbVdear! ' says .Smith, f hpvr, yu
make my head.ringr' ( That's a sign
i.'a , Viollowt" said .Brown.. . " Didn't
youra Viny 7 said Smith, vNo,'r, said
replied ms uwu
MR. lkk TEUK t'lllMT WIFE.
"Dcnr, dear! no toast; eggs boiled
as hard as brickbats, and the coffee
stone cold I" - - - ; r;
And Mr. Peters rose from the table
in a temper by no means amiable, and
rung the bell violently. There was
no answer. He rang again, a third,
a fourth time, and still no answer.
Out of all patience, he went to the
door and culled "Maria! Muria I"
A slight, pretty little woman, dress
ed in a soiled, tumbled wrapper, with
hair in a state of direful confusion,
answered his summons. She had one
of those bright fuces which Nature in
tended should be decked with contin
ual smiles; but now, all its roses in
bloom, it was drawn to its full length.
and the large blue eyes had a serious,
or rather doleful expression, totally at
variance wiui 11s usual joyous look.
Her voice, too. had lost its melodious.
ringing sound, and was subdued to a
dismal whine.
"What ia it, Joseph?"
"Where's Bridget?"
"Gone out for me. I want more
white ribbon for my ascension robe."
Mr. 1'eters said a very naiiihtv word
and then continued : "Cold coffee,
hard eggs, breakfast not fit to eat."
I wih , whined his wife, "you
would talk less of temporal matters
and turn your attention to the great
eud of life."
"Hang it all. madam. I like to en
joy my life while I do have it. Here
iu 1, the happiest man in the United
States, with a pleasunt home, a chuttv.
cheerful, loving wife, and good, quiet
ciiuuren ; and now, biuce you have
joined the MiDerites, what am J?"
"Ob, Joseph, if you would only
come into that blesKed circle."
"Oh, Maria, if you would only come
out 01 it. here are the boys?
"I'm sure I don't know."
"Are tbey going to school to-day?"
"Jno, dear Joseph.
"For what reason, madam?"
ilir 1 . m a
mj dear, their teacher has fnven
up the school and is turning his mind
to more exulted objects. Ohl Joseph,
turn now, while there's time. You
still have a week for preparation and
repentance !"
"Iteientance! Well, when I take up
that subject, it will take more than a
week to put it through."
And Mr. 1'eters put on his coat and
took up bi--i hat.
"JoB'iph, said his wife, "you need
not semi home ativ dinner. 1 shall be
out, nnd I'll take the boys over to their
uncle s to dinner.
Joe made no answer, unless the vio
lently emphatic manner in which he
closed the door was oue. Mutteri g
with anger, he strode into a restaurant
to moke a breakfast. Here he was
hailed by one of his. frieuds, Fred.
ttouiers. who looked up as he heard
Joe's order.
"Hallo!" ho cried, "you here?-.
What are you doing here at breakfast
time? Wife sick?"
"No."
"Had a quarrel?" ,
"No."
"Gone to town?" . ..
, "No."
' "Then why don't you ..breakfast at
borne? Chimney on. fire?" '
"No."
"Servants all dead?"
"No." ' - v- .? -': - : I
"Well, what in thunder's to pay?"
"Mario has joined the Millerites."
Freti gave a long, shrill whistle, and
then said : "Going to ascend next
week? ' - I
"Yes, and if I don't commit suicide
in the meantime, you may "congratu
late me. I urn almost distracted.
Can't get a decent meal, children run
ting not, servants t-aucy, house all in
lOiiluxion, wife got the blues, either
quoting the speeches of tbe elders at
me, or sewing on a white robe, and
groaning every third or fourth stitch.
Hang it all, Fred, I've a gieat mind to
take no son or join the army."
"Il'm! h'm I you give an enchant
ing picture, but I think I can' suggest
a cure." -
"A cure?" -"Yes,
if you will promise to take
my advice, I will make your home
pleasant, your wife cheerful, and your
children happy."
"Doit!" cried Joe. VJU follow
your advice likte a soldier" tinder his
superior officer. .What shall I do?"
At ten time Mr. Peters entered his
home whistling, Maria was, seated at
her sewing, and there were no signs of
preparation for the evening meal. .
."Maria, my dear," said Mr, Peters,
"is tea ready?" , 7 ; : : . . .
..."I don't know," was' the: answer,
"I have been out all day attending
meeting." . .- .:,. i
"Oh, very well ; never mind, .-. At
tending!. You are resolved, then, to
leave next week?" ,; ;;!-! nr.
"Oh I, Joseph, I must go when I'm
f 'Yes', my dear, of course.; r j.Well I
must resign myself , I suppose. m By
the way, my near, nas 11 ever occur
red to you that I &11 be left a wid
ower with three cbildreu? I think I
am a' handsome man yet, my Joye J' .,
.. And Joe walked over to the glass,
passed his" fingers through' his hair,
and pulled up his collar. Maria look
ed tip ratner surprised.-, .., v(lJii ,
', "You see dear, it is rather a' ,'jrelief
for you to go quickly you know.--" It
is so wearing on the nerves to' have
long illness ; and besides, dear, there
will be no funeral ejmensea tj . par.
I and' that 'is nuite a savinir." "a, r
L" Mrs.- Peters! lipsjquivered. and .her
large awe eyes ijeo;i with tears.. rnJoe
longed to 'quit "his beartless speech, and
comfort hejvbuti hewas rfearfq-ithe
desired effeetswas ot' yet gaanecL" , a
'So. dear, te' aaid, ;,"if rjou must
go'I hye bean,. tniinff, of rygettinj;
"What!"" ; ' . ' -"Another
wife, my love.i; The house
must be kept in order, and the ' boys
cared for," - ,t ,
The grief f was gone from Maria s
face, but her teeth were set with a look
of fierce wrath. - ;
" Another wife, Joseph f Another
wife!"j,r,j j ... ., i .tt,-v,r 7:7)
"Yes,, I think I have selected a
good successor. I deliberated -a long
time, when I was a bachelor, between
ber and yourself. You will like her ;
she is your bosom friend !", . 7
"What I Sarah Ingraham 1" ;
"Yes, my dear. I think that on the
day you ascend, I will marry Sarah
ingraham 1 , " - - - 1
"What! that crood-for-nothinar. sil
ly, empty-headed old maid, tho moth
er of ni ch ldrcn ! What !" .
"Well, my dear, it seems to be the
best I can do. I don't want to leave
my business and go a courting, and
she will have me, I know."
"No doubt ! Oh. you great, brutal.
hateful
"Stop, my dear, don't fly into a fu
ry I We will try to spend our last
week in happiness. Oh, by-tbe-way,
I have a proposition to make."
"Go on, sir. Don't spare roe."
" Ah. yes. that is the very thinsr I
wish to do. I know your mind is en
tirely engrossed with your ascension.
and I wish to spare you the care of tbe
house. upHso you invite barah
here to-morrow, to stop a week."
"What:'
"Then I can arrange our matrimon
ial preparations in the eveniufr. while
you are at the lecture." ,
"What!"
"Aud you can leave the house in
her charge all day. That will give
you plenty of time to go out, and she
can learn the ways of tbe bouse.
"What!''
"And, my dear, one little f;tTor. It
may be the last I shall ever ask of
you. Stay at home one or two days.
and show her around where you keep
things, and so on, so that she won t
have any trouble in keeping order af
ter you go. You will do this to oblige
me, won t you?
A S B aa aa
irs. 1'eters, tor answer, rolled up
the ascension robe into altall and fired
it at Joe. The cotton, scissors, work-1
basket and table-cloth followed each
other in rapid succession, and he was
unable to fly. Then Maria's rage
found vent in words.
"So ! you are going to marry Sarah!
That's the reason you whistled so nice
when you came in I- But you shan't
marry her, sir! You shan't have that
gratification ! I will stay, if it is only
to spite you ! I won't go ! I tell you,
Mr. Peters, that I won't go !"'
"But, my dear, you must go, if you
are called for."
"I won't got"
"But consider, my dear."
"I wou't go ! ' ......
"But what will Sarah Ingraham
think of it?"
"Sarah! ' Don't dare to mention
Sarah to me again 1 I I I oh I-t
I am fairly choking I", and the little
woman threw herself into a chair in a
fit of hysterics.
Next morning Mr. Peters met Fred
in tbe street. '
"Well, old boy, how goes it?', ,
"Fred," was the reply. "I am the
happiest man in tbe world I I have
regained my wifo and domestic peace,
and got rid of a busy, tattling old
moid, who, under tbe pretence of lov
ing my wife, was everlastingly inter
fering in all our household arrange
ments." , T . .
"Then Mrs. Peters will not ascend,
will she?" ; s - I
"If Sarah is to be my second wife
and stepmother to my children, Mrs.
Peters has concluded that on the
whole, she won't go."
A HIDE I9T ROJIE.
Thfl ridi! round H nue constitute the
iiiueuieitt8 whNe charm?, perhaps, en
dure the loDtreiit. Hound llmue, I sny;
but in truth, tho sorruunding uumpuiiina
in us much Koine as th city itself. - Yea
may ride and . ritle, but yu will never
ride beyond ruins. Tomb are the only
niiloHtonuH : and vnu seem to be trullopini:
over a huso churchyard, "where the turf
13 xoft aud undulating, where sorrow has
laid its dead, nnd where piety and nature
have planted flowers, for 111 the apritig
the uncultivated Campaigna is a garden,
a d the desert truly fitnlea. Auciuones
and crocuses dapple the ground ; indeed,
.. IT
thuy lo jiot dapple, iney niue it. ,iou
net off your hoi so, and gainer a bright
poHoy. Lucky you if you can then and
there make a love gift. Aud almost every
girl who vihits llouio seems to ride ; nnd
.... aa vw a a
you meet the fair amnzousot jugiaoa on
1 h. aim .if Ii'i.lonrp. bevond the tomb of
Cecilin Motelln. or returninir. flushed and
beautiful from scouring the grassy inter-
...a a .a a a-
puces which broik up tlie coric wooua 01
Monte Maria. sorely Here w cnoice
enough. It is a complaint; and perhaps
not 'an unjust one, that life at Koine is
-- .a t --
.omewhat monotonous, ana tnat one nus
u -choice but. of monotony, of idleness
If vim cn. then iro to Home for a winter.
and find inuinite variety. The student.
the lover or art, tho arcnseoiogist, tne
dilettante,' the earnest. -: ireseareher.:--. the
flirr the cnucstrian. the hajfiolotria iris
all will find in Rome a field for their en
eroies. Not to have seen Homo is scarce
ly to have lived. To have ecn it is to
bind oneself by a sileut voW tii see it again.
- Temple Bar. . . . ,
-' A' vivid Jdea !of: the weakriesa of
chicken soup was conveyed in a wag's
frt hia wife at dinner. "Can't
va av j av - r
you coax that chicken to wade through
the soup once more r, T , . SI?lD.KU 0
- A little boyl etutning from Sunday
arhnnl-Bfiiil to. his mother. " this cate
chism is r too hard. Ia'at there any
IIT TKLEtiltAPII.
; Nkw York, Juoe 8.A grad proces
sion, of Free Alasona this morning was in
every respect s success. 31oro than 40,
000 Masons participated.' ' "
' 'J bs President hes sppoioled Jas. B.
Delfurd, of Iodises,"' Associate Justice ot
of tbe Supremo Court (colored.)
The reconstruction Committee have at
tached to tlie Georgia bill a proviso, thai
nothing therein shall interfere with the
election ia Georgia this fall as provided
by tho State Constitution. The Commit
ice has resolved to poatpone action io re
lation to Tenncsxcu to next session.
A great council between the Secretary
'if the Interior sod Commissioner Paker
and the Indian delegation was held to
day. , , .
The Senate has conGrmcd Oilman Mar
sten Governor of Idaho.
Washington, June 7. The majority
for reform candidate for Mayor (lioweo)
is 3,200; total vote nearly 17,000. Re
publicans elected two Alderman and five
Councilmen, two of the latter colored.
Kmery, Republican,' is elected, and-five
colored wen. Tho hemerv men have a
large majority So tbe Council aud Board
of Aldermen.
. Chicago, Jane. 7. A tribune' i
Waahingtoo special says there is great
d.aMatialaetion on the part of several
members of tho Constitutional Cmmittee
with the course pursued by Butler in
tailing to report the Georgia bill as be
had been instructed to do. lie has made
a slii'W of offering Bright up to one or
two vecasious, but not at a time when he
bd a right to do so. and objection carried
it over, it u ibe uiideretanumg among
some ol his aMciute that be u delay to
it wnh ibe deliberate purpose of prevent
iog action on the bill this session.
A Timtt' special Hays, the republican
nieiubvrs ol the House Judiciary Com
mittee have, for some time, agreed to re
port a bill taking the power tf naturaliza
tion out of the hands of tho Stale Courts
and placing it lu the hands of tho Feder
al Courts. It is the iuiention to report
and pas the biil the last ot this week
the Democratic members are prepared
nriuly to asaail it. It is mere of a par'i
san aebemo than even the enforcement
bill. Tbe New York City members re
1?- ..... . . .
uaru it as a vital attempt ut wrest .ew
York City from Democratic control.
CoLL'MBCs O . June 7. The Kcpab
beau Stale Executive Committee, to day,
i-ued a call lor a state (Jonvcuiion ca ih
lOih of August, to be competed of 473
delegates.
Toito.vTo. Juoe 7. It is said that one
hundred Chicago Fenians have threaten
ed a raid 00 die camp at Sault St. Marie
Preparations have been made to iiieel it.
It ia believed tbat tbey have decided to
t;o lu Duluth.
Intelligence has been received from Fori
Garry that a large uicetin of French set
tlers, held x hue Horse Plains, resis
tance to the; Red River Expedition was
unammousij lavored, ... . -
It is believed a proclamation of iode
pendence will bo issued.
New York. Jane 1.- A private dis
patch from 31-Creimeux, President of the
Jewish Alliance iu Paris, says, of tbe re-
. , 7. . i. .
porteu massacre 10 uoumauia, mat tne
Jews were expelled, plundered and horri
bly maltreated, wnh a number woo n led
sod some probably? ki loJ. This is the
first authentic intelligence received ol
thewe outrages.
Tho Sun has a letter from a correspon
dent at Krownsville, whom it says is re
liable, giving the futures of a projeet for
filibustering in ascon and ibe Mexican
Slates wbien lie between the mountaius
of Sierra Mad re and the jrulf. Thel.ad-
ers are to be former officers of the United
States army and late Confederacy, with
lieu Ibasecrans in emu tun nd. lieadquar-
lers. New Yoik Cit'. Principal aubor-
dmale depots, Chicaifo, St. Louis. Phila
delphia, Houston, 'lexi'S, New Orleans
and Shrcvrp rt, Lousiana. Gen J.
Rankhcad Magruder i in command of
the New Orleans portion of the expedi
tion. A grand prssage over tbe Rio
Grande and iuto Mexico will take place
two months hence. .
A horrible tragedy occurred io Scott
county, Minnesota, on Monday afternoon.
A farmer .named Maccy come home
drunk and seized a knife and murdered
his little daughter and started to slaugh
ter his wife, when a young man took dowu
tUD and fired, killing Maeey instantly.
1 ho debate iu the benaio in the even
ing session, upon tho nomination of Pitts
for successor to Governor Ashley, of
Moutana, indicated a con firmation when
ever a final actiou is reached.
PuiLABELPtiiA, June 8. A young man
named W. titration shot a girl dead uum.
od Amelia McLaughlin, and then shot
himself.. . "
Pittsburg, June 8. During ascvero
thuuderst rin this afteruoou Wm. Ilarte
driving iu the street, was struck by light
uiuif and killed instautly. .
Racine, Wis., Juno 8. The prelimi
nary examination of Albion Martin Kr
the murder of Denost West, in Raymond,
a short time ago, took place to-day, and
resulted ia coiumiUal. - A mob , was fear
ed, as great excitement prevailed. No
demonstration was made.
WlLLlAMSPORT, Pa., "Jane Con:
manders of Kuights Templar, it is repor
ted, will attend a grand eouelave oo'tl.o
18th of June, here. : - .- v'n:..!
. . Gar fluid's currency bill was taken up
and. several ameudmeuta .offered;. finally,
fter the previous question had been
moved, the House by a vote of 70 to75,
adjourned, thus sending the bill to the
bottom of tho bills ou the Speaker's (able,
or virtually defeating it. ... r- j
; Rutland, Vt-i J une 8. T. R. Abbott,
Ja8 ; A. Uardy aud M, ,M.r" Crocker were
Killed,' and fifteen or sixteen ".injured by
the accident near the summit of the Rut
land add- Burliniitou railroad -last night.
Ooe train; ran into a eulverti and a -relief
train; sent to its assistance, met with a
' .. '.l.l1 jTl. " - -i
Simitar acuiueuu. ........ Jf . . ..
1 S potted Taif arid' ether defecates of the
Sioux tribe took leaTe oflbe Pre'eidcot
id-day, and go bbmo tw morrbwrThey
have a final interview with tho President
to-morrow;, nd. soother wiih.TSqcrctary
Cox and Commi!siouer Parker, iw a i'ew
. .it .. ... ir.u ,.:0i l? It..
days. , , '
N ew YoRk.'J one 8. The cotncr-tone
ofnewMalooic Temple was laid to-diy
with imposing : ceremonies. Said, te be
200,000 strangers, Masons and friends.
in tho city. f
Chicaoo, June 8. E. Wintchell.'one
of tbe largest irraio sneculafors to the
oilyi failed to-day. Liabilities i staled at
from. ?GO,000 lu0,000. Rise in wheat.
of which he was nearly 50,000 bushels. .
short, is the cause. . n.
Lcnstaxi0I'LE, Jun4 Yesterdav
ofierocHin a fire broke out. which spread
rapidly through the richest quarter of
ibe city. . The flames were first discover
ed in an old building on the north side
of the Golden Horn. A strong wind was
blowiog at the time. Tbe fire -cemmsni-cated
ouickly to the adjourning baildbza
The etforts of firemen and citizens to step
tne progress was ot no avail. In a lew
hours the residences of the Ertslish..
American nnd Portugese
Amba..-addfS
and Consulates, the
Naourie ..Theater.
many churches. and mosques, and thou
sands of houses and the richest stores and
shops in the city were reduced to ashes..
t ho lof s or life by the falling walls was
fearful. It is estimated that at least tbtrr
ty peoplo were killed or injured by this
cause alooc. The loss of property is in
calculable. The fire at this boor is burn
ing furiously. Excitement of the people
beggar8 description.
COSSTASTISOPLE, June C. Tbe con
flagration is checked, though the flames
still rage fiercely at some points. The -
hx is immense, tbe burned district beiae
olo of the welatl.iestr uir'ers. --?
- ; f.'j
A Ccxiotrs. Legexd. When Adam
was far advanced in years and at the
point of death, he sent bis son to the
angel Michael, who kept the gate of,'
raradise, to pray for oil of mercy, so
that he could be healed. The angel '
answered that it could not be until
fiftj'-five hundred years, but he gave
Seth a branch of the tree 'of which,.
Adam bad eaten, bidding him plant it .
on Mount Lebanon, and that when il.
bore fruit his father should be healed..
Seth jlanted the branch on his father's
grave; it took root and grew, end from
it were made Aaron's rod and Moses'
staff with which he struck the reck
and sweetened the waters of Marah.
It also formed the pole on which the
brazen terpent was lifted up and tba
ark of the testimony. At last it came
into the h n 2s of Solomon, who used .
it in building his palace; but it con
tinually resisted the efforts of the
builders to adjust it. . Now it was too
long, and then again too short. . The
builders, being angrv, then' threw i
into a marsh, so that it might serve as
a bridge'. The Queen of - Sheba
would not walk upon it, but adored it, .
and told Solomon that upon it should .
be suspended the man through Whose
death the - kingdom should be ; de
stroyed.-1 Solomon then had it buried
deep in the ground, where afterworda
the pool of Bethesda was. dugvand1
from the virtues of this tree healin
properties were imparted to the water..
Afteu it had been buried- three hun
dred years, it rose to the surface of
the water, and the Jews took it and.'
made of it the cross of -our Savior.
Ffom ' ' The Cross in Legend, Poetry and
Art," in, May Lippincott'si :, -.;- .. ;t;; T -
! ' A Posxb. The 1 worthy gentleman
who rules the rising generation of boys' -in
a certain town in a Western SLate;
had occasion recently to correct, an,
urchin named Johnny.. Now,-John -ny
got into ; a fit of what .is calleit
" sulk," because he was" whipped, and!,
in order to convince him that he was
justlyjuiuihe.histeacherhadreooure-
to the following arguments , .. . - , .
"Well, Johnny, supposing ybu.were
riding a big horse to water, and had n
keen switch in your hand," and all at.
once the horse were to stop And re
fuse to go any further, what would.
you do?" - . , ". . .(T,
johnny stilled his sobs for a. mo
ment, and looking up through hi,
tears, replied: ' -.' t .it;
" I'd cluck to him, sir." ., , :j ...
Bnt suppose he. -wouldn't go for
clucking,; what would yo do then? !'
"I'd get down and lead him, sir,"1
." And what if he were obstinate and;
would not let you lead him ?"
"Why,-I'd takeoff the bridle audi
turn him loose, and Walk home, sir.:
, " You may go and take your, seat,?
Johnny." Johnny could not be made,
to see - the, necessity for using the
switch. ,
.1.; .. . ii ' j " " '" r.i-'U .V
Mat According to Josu Billisq?
Almanack May is the belle or of thej
year, she has worn the b It for five thoT
sand years.- If May hadnt been a , senis-"
ble girl sho would have beuo spilt long ago-,
with poetry and stauzy; but she- ia-.'aoi
inifanaiiifantnMnlll..-.mllnil C Mr, ADA v
cuss for atuhzy.j This is an Jfeazy nidoth.
tew fall in .luve j: our naturs are.4 fully
thawd .out titer the late kold snap, andr
like a little melted brook., begins to loot
around tew" find another nieljed brook,,
to mix with' Ohlhow precious 'and de
lightsome it fx to mix. i Hive bees durttigr
this mouth,: if you hav got; sum, if Jrofr
hivo. somebody. elso's. . T & rj jcl'ca' iakj
. Jbe rooter jiow with bursting ? , f.T
Duttrtama IriJk rnV mOrTl.
And eaklin hen are telling as S a r!i ) zil
s .., y. Another egg ia born. t .
"jAiUted swain spitefully says: "
did not know as 'much aa her fanga-t
ters of the "present. dayrHadthey
been in her place7instead of beui de-'
ceived they would- have deceived -thrfi
devil.!-?'-- itxos ca-J 7-i.ik 4
i .Smali-debts aMafflrtaril abiitrfT
they: areiratUing ojjh eyery, eidt taii
can. searoely be escaped n witbpM , j
wound'," wh.ile 'debts'are bke C8,nn5a-i
bf loud noise, btJilittelianeter.II-,3