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OTTAWA, ILL.,. SATUJIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23, 1850.
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canal, in Ottawa, In a tyle anil at a cheaputsa hitlierlo
Uiiapproached in northern Illinois, all kimlsof
A tl r i r it 1 1 r ; I 1 in I -ui t'ti t w.
Such a tomiuoH Siourinti. t,u-II,,r; ,nl J;.,irU
FLO HX Aarrtmn.CuUititt.im, Jluriw J!oIm,-c.,
la short, all kinds of hravy fannem' tnvls. Tlteir tiiarlii
ncry i all new. perfect, aLd propelled by an ahundant,
never-Tailing water power. Farmers are invited to call
ai-d examine their work, whether they whsh to purchane
or not. AUtltirvrkiKturrtiuUl.
troTt from a distance nromplly attended to, and Irn-
1
V.'i. 'li.'' .,u,' 'wi , . r ta'l : v f f,ns..Hs " , we know of nothing that so soon Temoves wU 1jUv. ' ' ' " M.,nd.,r,. Col. (Vrn. hmvev-r, imt-nn, .V,-
- 'aT: y . r,;,!t l.: ri'', ;vo 1 V 1 ",,av!',1r '" ' , t the dth U,nrv King, WS. Williams I the tenderness of a bruise or other injury. Very truly and sincnly yor ', remarked tint the chuirmai, oi
r J .;.-. ".;, ,........ i.ii I- n. , , i i .......... f..i :..,..:., , "'l " MU. a " .'V.." sen I to tiie s.ltiement to biing relief. i muscles b.d.. in man and animals without There wi" now be bt two eee to.al tick, is: sjuee.e m a ..'.. e that had b-eii Inld by
: rai ! 4-t-n..rA-.. ...: .....:::. '. i,H Jet t occurred r , I i ' ' ", J , , i "? , f,. " I Uwtiiatii-d iu Chiistinas camp until the : the disagreeable actvmpiuiimcuts of-many in this State auks.-., mJced, J.t6yc.i-si.oal.l tbe chairman of a 1J Coi.vu.t.ou. A char
i " M:w u , ,. .;,'- .-. r this I r,c,.,ved f 7' ' , ' , . e 'tii. win n wo moved three tubes further other applications. Tkis tincture is the best be successful in finding persons to make up ''- li'iien-iorm was specldy pro-
W X:y & 4- V It II t .1 ti V. SXUIV. : U't I ,r hi V. , lo w I 1 b 'i. m.lZ , ' V r V ' , 'c XTH P rivr, and tAo, Messrs. Toplin and lorn, lor c-Uerr.al application.-The Uoute- the Fremont ticket-ami any one who Sookl , '' t'-'"',t
t.-IiK-.i-;.:; -r o .;-.-t:..i:' a.,...,,..,,, ... tltr ,'-... v-.i! -in ' '" - ' U '. . , ' i .' l''br the favor w bin , A , . Mll:lll v.ltV. while i tW. 1 ;.t the .-b.c,; r..,,..-naiv.:..i". -,.!.!.!. ,l.;J--. as t.ie oc.asietn, the dlgmiy of the posi-
" , ,,.,,.;:..,...:, h. Ins... h.i. I i.,i.... in a. aw nail.-..:..- I ""'-' m I t.T K. I JOIIIHS M t 'l.ll Cl slIgliT IS a.l'ie'i lit tllC tlltie of Ci.tlU, 10 tinll ! " . I , lii'' ' I ... ,,1.1. , , . , , ,
! ..'.J,,i.si....:.:...S;..iJ-:ai..-h..-..a.-:..tih :. Cv j from w.ie "haid on, s." but th.-v had pro- ,.ro.lue. d by scaldin- the su-ar 'with the ! rt rcmamcd on the h:l side j " . , I '"img. can tletenuilic tiie chances ot tne ; '; 1 1 W0U'J Jjm'1'
V-r.. i,a!;r:..ii"l"l,1:i..;.;.i..,i,h'":' ."- ,.! I...!'..... ,... I....1 ... fl ... r .!...' T . . s" 1 '. ' ' . . ,,-,,-. for 0. Moved oil about thrt'C i IltKCISM OF A Ol'Mi IiALiV. The Lohton J rjofeut of Bt-lial,ail and r.reckinli.l.'fi in
r f r ;,' a '.'I .t-.i T.a.-m ' VV l luul t-.t. i ; ' " ' " i! ail. VV c in u lid HO Sllpit'lOl 1! v m one kllill I ., . , . - ; . , . . , , . , , ! ... . , ., . . . ', r-. n -. T , t V i i- ...
I. .... ', r..v I,.,. ,a:. nai and r,v ,xi,ir.- - triii. laid.I had the n. onc-i i v. w bi-h thev i i ,i... ,.i... . nub'S nearer the river. . t Courur. fpeak-nj of the burning of the i .Missouri; and yt-t this Las been putdj'.vn as i an po .iI..ikva ,vi-.m.. N .t a Lou-
' rlrments i.Iaced or. board canal boats or cars free of
1 Itiari.. Kb3 tf P. 4 M.
Au llacupe lu the West.
BY .THE
1 C.N KNOWN."
About t'nree or four ytars ago move or
J less 1 was practicing law in Illinois, on u
pretty large circuit, I was culled on one
dy y "Hb.-e tlc town f C , l.y
pretty woman, who, not without trars, told
ine that her husband had been arrested for
hoisc stealing. Sue witltd to retain me on
Ihv dclence. 1 aktd her why khe didn't co
... f...l ... t 1.. . t' . . r .1 i'
i-i uuuge i mi u'l.e . eiininr ei ine i .
., whose ollicc was in the same town. J ild
her thai I was a young hnnd at the bar, Ar.
She nioui nUiliy .said that he aked a re
taining. fee beyond her means and, besides
did not want to touch the case, for her hus j
band was Mispectcd f bi longing t' an ex- i
tmive band of l.orsc-thievt.s and counter--feiters,
w hose head quarters were in Moore's
1'iaiiic. !
1 aked lur to tell me- the truth about the ;
niatter, and if it was true that he did belong
to such a ganir.
Ah, sir, said M;e, "a hitter nan
iiJn't steal it, anolhtr did and pasted it to
I.iui .
I didn't like he cae. I kn.-w that thtie '
was a great tlislike to the gan- located v lu re '
she hamed, and feared t ) nk the case before '
the jjry. seemed to o'lserve my in'eii '
t:i.;i to nf i.-e t'n- cae, a-..! b'iM into t.-ars.
I l.'.vcr co'i! 1 . e a ".1111.11": wtip u :.!,'.,.
f-e!:::g like n Weak fi! my.-c'f. !: if hadn't
been lor eyi s bright -ned w i'h "pi .-.r'v
t ais," (bl.-.il the putt that 111:4 de -f:j ci.in..
:i. fashion by prai.- ng uj I'd have lievu
!. . iiv.-l.t in the !a: I. ..f i;.j:i im .j.-.-. A:. 1
IliV WO!:l-be C St. is w as J 1 1 it v. Ti.vf 1 1 1 1 . I-l-.eichiil
ti.al h: l her !l .iT;i i i-cves.
iii-r red, lipe iij'S, and l.i-r sno.vv l..i-nm n-e
uii'i Id. i:!iL- a l..lc giiii in a gale l i:.Ji
at s-ca. I aj;r....'J t-) t.d.e the tax ; a!.e
in.- ail the pat t:o:l i: s.
The srajig. of w hli K h 'v:;- :;. a :. , !:', c r,
had pii.-uiard him to tak- iiie h. II
kin w the !..;ISl- uj, stoiei., aud i;k- a lVo!,
a'ril-. i i v. ; t :.
a 1 1 saJ.
l.Ol.-v', t
V.'i.s.-e !.:. 1 u:.,.::: 1
Mid n.M:e to
1.: o.-ee 1.! i h 1
.l.i r l..a piaia.'.ee, ai.ii the
...i 1 it.
Jin- tn.il c.-.::r- .jn. I v.. ik. 1 !.:.:! t 1
a j-. ry ot ignoi art ti.er, "w l. j had more heart ;
t Lta:i.. v.!..., il l ..;,- . . o du't fathom
t!ie '!;l:i ei ;;: g .;J,..:.t, i r f.io-.v tin- !ab:i-'
n.i.t.Yi.c iu:.j. . i,f ,hj Ja-.v, couid f-.-el l,r a .
1:1 a 0.1 1 ,-.i;;,e I.a.l j.
V. e. j If.iy W..e,
a::d ipiiie ii..-ti d.
ij!-;.t," I lo'.d h.r t.
ing, a:..j t 1 b.'r.-' her
:eaiy hi.Ai
K now i:;g l
li e.-.-. in ii- .
i.th ehtruii
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w . i p , : 1 ; w 1 !
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li A'.'ii' 1 let lliT. 1 tM
in a tijr.lt-i' n,., ai d a
o;.i e
:n.i us er i:.-.:.- n la.-y lei. el
.1
r a wnha
..,.i:l law, 1 n .t a
m-i aii.l a 1- 1 i.v ii.i.
a the J id . v'ji chill gf,
I'l'rir. ty llVe- been
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c I iw u'i :i ; c:.J v. 1 v, v. ry bit: r-
l. ali-i ii.'.ei-Le i aga.n.-t the L.uiei .-.1.1
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ii.in r to .1: ji.,.".i, a;.;! t: V 1 and jr.. i
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1 hii time c
ti. y- :':
.e tor Ui. lo
di tei u.Iii. d lo 11. ak. one ill'uit 1.11 y !.;
. t '...'crest tuc I'lO - ai.:i ii.i v a- lo cue
a U'.i Ve; sa. I . ul;. o.i leial .-ti logo'." I iia' ' - i in
c'tiui n.-y aiid a 0,1.1 senten ;.-. f-. I ; r. 1 ! . . . i
l;-is f.ei;j:c. A young i;.in entiling ut
i.e, v. c'1-ie.i to an a:.g. I, ! ant -j 1 in p. ; .::,
; ioc- ic tveiV irtae.v.y lo
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ill.
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b!
Lc:ii l ,i...n -..
h.-i
it . ai.d
ar.i::. 1 ..an.
!.- title Ilitl:
.: e into iiie ii
1 s.s.'d. made !
lb
,ip
1 t.. . I n ...Is
it e. as li. -t J-.!' 1. an to .n
i.ll.Ilsh liitj" Wile Win
: 'j': o.iiS, a.'i'i pa 1 i.r
-n.pt-;
Was
... "'
1 . i ' t . -1
lie
Ai Ii i
iv. At an i,ngii;.r.ieil boil', n in ai lo
InsiiliC- v.ilh liu- I. a n. 1- theV had Uiged
him, he had elevia'cd i.'o'.n li e jat.i o :
tile. lie uhsi.o) iiiiii.-ed' at the tii..e.
d. .moil of ah'e hoi 1 - "ifd in his ioa ...
il was ids h.st i.it. ih ey j lead ur :ti.
tfhir chat.ee f.i WVr h n ficin I nn. Nr
ili.l it leotiirr that his sunt Wife sl.i.oi 1 t.o
iIoaii s. no'Aiiig to tin- c.iaie .-.lid that the
shatlow of li'-giuco. or the t.ni.it i f a f. imi
father, should la ! .ictus ti soi. i.y p aliiway
of that Ml ei I ci.iid. ii, how cailast.v i.id
I piead f-'I- tli til the w iJii'ili w i j t, bei hus
band ii:d the juk the judge idgeltid ai.d
fil iil l,:s ,-vis 1 in v I-.. ' ul t i. ' 1 -
1' oed li s . e- I..C Ju l ..ni t.it i.,.
1 r 1 1 1 ,.', ,1 1 ,. ..- 1 1 i,.n
I. I l . U 'I h.lM l osto h- V.ili... h. Ve hi l 11
..,.,! I.,., ,:, ,rs ,... ,1 t,.
ceiKO, i.-ul I.i:- ; rov. r ii 1 .n n.-I T.- . .1 ,
.... 1 i' r.-w i -.. ot- t ... f -a 1 .....I 1 .,'
nnd l.iit-w 1 t; oi- lie : e I li id l.!:ie..ti .
Ru- thev di I not rut it .pi.te out.
Ti.e Ju:i.o: thai - d accoidin - lo law and
. vi le.icc, but evi w.riv 1 .ai.-d 01. ti e sd, ol
- .. . ..
mercy. I h
but unaninio'i
ii y 1 tin t a vmhi-t ol gi.i.ty
V eomniel ded the IT rnri r to
In,- im meiii v ol I'.e court.
Mv
lie-lit was i
.out to assign be fore ih-v " broke."
Under Ilttachm-l L
Finding that 1 wais a
neck ahead, ar.l bound to win, ihcv caved
ami paid over line" thousand si-vm hur.dnii
and ninety four iloli.-irs and eighteen n iits,
... .1 .. 4 . 14
(pi-r iiieiooi'Miduin book.) In current money
They lived in .Shawm-clown, about twenty
live or thirty miles south-cast of Moore's
Prairie. I i i ciived the funds just after bank
opening but other business delaiin.d n.e .in-
Hi after liiimer. I then stalled for Cs ,
intending logo as far as the t ilkigo of Mount
ernon that id ;ht.
1 had got along at a fair pace about ten or
twelve miles, when I noticed n double team
p.-ndul horsi-s coming up behniU, alli.t licit
to a light wagon, in which were seated four
nun, evidently of the high strung order.
Ti.t-v swept past me as if toshow ho easily
they coul 1 do it, then shot teiicd in, and al-
i.,wed me to come up. Tiny hailed me, ami
. , .. - t i
asKed im; to wef, or in other words to dt-
mil itch t hi rontunt it nf imr nf .l.l tril tiii'V
, , , f ,r ft . .
1 i
ii.au awani, out i vAcuseu tnv sen oi. inu ni''t
that I had plenty. They asked how Iar I was
going; I told theni as far as Mount Vernon,
if my horse did not tire. They mentioned
a ileasant tavern ten or twelve miles ahead
as a nice stopping place, and then drove on.
I did not like the looks f these fellows,
or their actions. but I was bound to iro
ah'.-ad. I had a biace of revolvers, a nice j
knife, and my money was not in a valise in
my suikey, but in a belt around my body.
1 drove slow in hopes that they would go
on Hiid I should see theni no mure. It was
nearly dark when I saw a tavei n ahead. At
the same time I saw that their wagon stood
before the door.
I would have Missed on
neart than my ticorge. never live.l ; but he gal," shouted they. j P"""c win prooaoiy never nave any aumen- ! nai, and are believed to be correct. Under ' - ';'v w .1.1.. . , RH compi. uiy cum. 1 tni'll) n.y wif-,
I liked cards and drinks, and I f. ar they've I went out, glanced at their wacon; it wa tiu account of the disaster from his pen, it the circumstances, of course, in some in- i . nu'ikrt'v l mwl v' ,li!t',ut ' J'Mriy, d-i i.-t h.-t 11 p.-on o..i,. here (or f.od and
I ... . . . .... I ... . . ' J i r I . r.m Til . I I 1 ........ f. .. .a. I - . . "-J J ' Kfl' T1 CFffl TX'rCi -T . t, . t I . .... ' ....... . 1 a , ...
and 1 muni- iiini uo wn.n ne i.ever wouin liaveiioiie ; old las:noned -liiich p;n.s secured the w hetls. 1 TC! s "1UI " n" composea ine party, : nancts, nOvGtliiiite mloi mation could be oh- , u , T : ' - t ,nI,,v " "'" "i '"r " v"" w .-1
y ! if he had not drank ! I'm afi-aM e!i.-it if -u ! T. i..t-.. nt ..... l-..;r. T .1 f. .1...! and who shnnul the otr.-rii,.. t.i irivc thf. - I ' : MfttC ConTefitlon, l.i:t W? fare lltUe a')( lit !,-i'l sii'T r l,.!,,t n I.:. . r l i t ,f
I j iu tan., ui.l nn nni.t aiiiji- UIIU II Ulil UIB ' ---- ,-'r-'-w'"-l-t.i-'l. - , . . . - ..,"-...ii--...ij
I be proved that lie had the horse, hut he I (ore nnd hind wheels was the work of an ! litatl as events transpiied from day to day. i I'von Colortd Fremont" nr.r,,! at Th.. ' svV.nr . lil a. "'nt.al pood his b.-tn - to evety ind.vi ! : ..! th it romts, we h!: i. u u
.i.....--:..i.-.i i . i . .- I.-., f.i i i
but my horse needed rest. I hauled up and use; them freely during the hot weather.
a woman came to the door. She turned pale j When the weather becomes cool in Septelli
as a cb-an sheet when she saw mi she did i her, we haul a quantity of them to the house,
not speak but with a weaning look she put j
her finger on her lip and oecKonea tne in.
The woman was the wife of my late client:
When I t-ntered, the party recognized
me, and hailed me as if 1 had been an old
traveling friend, and a-ked ine to drink.
1 respectfully but firmly declined to do
so. -...:
."EyQ , you shall drink orOight!"
said the noisiest of the party.
V Just as 1 please; drink- I will not!"
said I, . purposely showing the butt; of a
"Colt," which kicks six times ia rapid suc
cession..' i .!-i,t i-ii! .fi:?dii.o- :;--: .
The others interfered, and very easily
ijuelieil inr opponent. On offered me a
ciar, which I would have refused, but a
glance of entreaty from the woman induced
me to accept it. She advanced to prulfl-r
me a light, and in doin fo slipped a line
into in y hand, whicb she must l.aye written
j in ,)l;licj but the moment
ha!l I forget the words ; t!.
' WIire ; tluy are mctikb. rs of !
htloie.. Never
ey were : iu-
f thu eari ' Thev
; mra to rob and fiMirdcr you. Leave soon,
1 will trv to detain' them.
j ,,dnt feel comfortable just then, but I
' w I
. trieii to look. So.
Have you loom to put up uiy horsey" I
asked of a woman'.
" What, are you not going on to-night?"
asked one of the men, '"we are."
o,t said i, "I shall stay here."
' We'll all stay. I reckon, and make a
ni'ht of it." said another
" You'll have t put up vnur own horse
here is a lantern," said the w oman.
" I'm Used to that." said I. " tlfntlprnen
excuse me a moment. I'll ioia ia a J.mk
whin I come in !'
instant. 1 threw them as far off in the !
1 lie wheel.-, wyie c.:t".
Then camej
t ? : Ill - -1 '..f 1.' 1 -' .1 teaiii. aiol.
titer me
i.a!Iv th. y
with t!:.- 'A rck of t!.- w;!-.,:i. 1
1. felled up in the woo ls. (.-;e or t x shri
I heard, :iv ! pi on, h-a it.? th -m ftr be
h.nd. J o? ro.nc liaio 1 fniir.e-d my Lois,-
you'd li-it. r bt-'i ve 1 ai 1 1 . It va- a ii:tle
i.fter m! Ii.i
w!.t:i I f.l to
lUI.t
eT-
n-n.
1 ho n' st d.iv I 1.' ar.l that a Moore Rrai
rie tea m had run :.w av, and tw o men out of
the '.j ir ).:. 1 !. ei; .--i : Y. hurt liiat ih dr j
live- tti le liitd of. I d.-Iu't ci v. My
. !it i,:. ;.-"t ihi t v.yy.vy, b-jt I di i 11 'Si travel '
tiiat lea i a:i v more. "
:u (i.i am ma Siiai.d:!! i-v
orl'.ofiio ma'.'.ir wiial ut
;-
was a 1
1 1 r.
. :.:
iiis
ef 1
I irn:ei -t i. , pi t
iifnl olli-- I
,1 . -on in ia. 1, aM-ae irom
pr i! w est
inner. lie had anorchaid bt-h
, to which h .t:J a great dea
1 his '
f at-
l..)U-
ti I:-; 11.
In p. i-.-na: a; an:,
" 1 very p'-p-.-s...,:...
..... . . 1 . . . 1
e t ,e
1!.- v.
vera. ir was
: tail and
:. w a- 'n
i 1-d dn sa- J
aii:.:, a.'i'i .1 .' li ao n:l l is v.
v .n li.e in i.liii Wetr.n :
I
r 1
: ::
i.vci:uiii: Iv;.)
-til.
I: hanci d iv ta.it a g.-iitlcinan,
fi-.:.!on-.t.'y diessi.-d, .;!,! at t'.o ilovirn
oj s i evidence anil iinnir d for hoo. l!e
tta-. ;ti Ui.-t of a c.nani ul'i.ie who.h iar in
t!.i '. .iti.:' g ft.
ii . i- no;, l.i n .i.i J.r-t at J.r s. nt,
1' , " i ul if vu'i , 1: t.-aj,iH j;, arid
aiu
take
a .-.-.at, iio : i:.bi he v. li li along ' i
i i.ni.f a : iptc-i the iir.-it ition, and;
1- ::. -: ij .n ti.e piou hiit.ng luura,
intiiei. c.j:,vvr-.a:s-.ii with the iotV.na :
. ... t
fit ''Ciml nn vnnr 1,1 mr.rn id,!'-. ,11 ! fully detailed by Col. i I tlliont : and as the The abnva ftali c rrn ritni.il r.nni i 1 r,:1-'".ni. ai trie n-: XI H.ction. It may i v thu tunc I hd Yot bnk to mT honM I
tie.- s I ce.u! J. I then untied my ow n b-v r t!:-' "lt n. wh-ch may be of .ouw . e ( tU eomi.-uwirv to iue to tU coht.tl tUir- . A ', , tot w i...,irawai is -tt.ricim.--
hr r-e and dahed :Y. T:ie road laid down j iest c the pubj.e. t,, day,' full mUon, f..r the Uctj rue ,tu ' Sd 10 'f""', d- tracts v, ry tnm-h f.-:o
a vttv .e-p hi!!, but ir lantern !icI.f.J me 1 11 v'" tft Col. Erernont in mwh .', tlt 1naniui,, and erJ-u.i i - 1 ;,c 'f 'be uet vA only B.ows that
somiHlmt. " . miMf,.wl,m .r r.-;A evaidera- Thae rotw, verr ,.er,r turn! e.rer ! '!'rV' ' ?'u ''''S.''0 Vl' UT e''' .-,
I had L.-r'S- L-'t M-..1- r fu'I hi a l-.vn v. ' l!' j'ice, .'.'.. tUmouy .j the Varty of. ,t., and vere pyob-Mu tthn. to lalifomU , ,f .i'uM. . . 1'--';t'., '
tt.ia I hiard n v. h tr..i:i ii... t..-..:v I "'' w o ' rf"i on. i he Kiuilia at- f.u l-Wi..,.t. .'.,, ,r. .J. ;.,.. I ,.. ...,. . . . : ... ...... u-.a. v. i.n. ...oi.u , ,...,5 t;;v owa Jam if.. I'litt
ui.c,r-..,..ni..u.:v left. I p i: v. i,p to my , I""" to have been kept by Richard II. 1 their .r., ,,rti:.. u.u the ph ' lh ' " 'T'Un " J ,":t ' ";'."r- a"'1 . 1 "' ''
hors.-. Th,- ,, ret m .nei.t, with a shouf, ' Ke.n. I c,ur. Jho (.,,..e tJ lfl,lr reli.f. 1 J ' W" "" very ?.-n, r:d s,,,.roV,t-, ex- . 1 j,. t n. ep -I .: s t
tt..-v t.r-,-d. I threw i,.r li -lit awav. ' te rucr Ijc:e;d r 8.-(The river . RICH lil 11 K Fll V 1 "ept fioin ih,- haiK Ifpublicaii.a, who wi.i . ,.llV ;,0;.i . n -j j ,ij ,.ot
m.Hi.et.t lit. r I h.-sr.l nVnul,-. L.IrWI.U i refel red t- h-re :s evidehlh- the Rio del, KioIJomo. !a-:. In lsi:i ' , f'i.e l,u. .tU.'.ei Hcy as they Lave hit:., r- i ..
1 WiiMUiUU. . ..Ui,f njrTwu l.r.r COHTV, .,r t'M li a :i,e Y.lil, vJ-
yi , wiitiiv.iilanuj' s!n ,.u JL'uurse ' N. JIa le"
...V!X"""-Vait iJ'a-U.,;.HV,n!al,
:1".. , ..... , . .. Jj:re.Ur lo. Yerv ba.l 1.:;; at the 5art;
i ta'".;..t a g i..;,-- ..f an or.n.rd j'ist ,. , ,. t.. ' ,j h,Jlir ;
' ' ' ' '-' i-'. ' bat I s:r;. hiioa ..r,1 -l, . ' V.V..." cj.;:
t. i.ii. ':" vl I
- V.,, !,o j ,i.i,s Minf on V orr!,3rJ." 1 ' ,; . ,
-i. .y . .... i it '..yM,,,,'; ...I..'. - 'i-.uJ nl-'iK',;;
.-:,,. .t.i... I.:,., aw.,y th.b.i.N" Vt; " , - .d. V ' "
i- Sio la. iv-. i he ' a Verii..! ni la Iv V-' V'C ',"li' '' V , V' ,' " i'1 V.
...Mid-hed. No" s.id she. K,kv,-!,,ir': '. : ; ' :: V ' ' : - '"'
l i.l
i:l
i a ... -
le sure
i i.-. in
saw ore in on
to- t,
io..g ii.atsling
c I
I
I .h' i't t'vi.'i Mr. If hi; fat any otic in
to the orchard, i uu -.in l.'; from tiie w r.
i! -.v. aiii p liiajn. o.i can e thi- o'tj -it
w hi h '-j mit . .k.
Ti.. i- il i- :.'. w" w;s the l'l-p'y, as he-po'n'-d
n.t a ti.rur' standing on a I.n.S of
r.e o! the tvi e-, drcssi 1 in a pair oi nVi-r-al.s.
wit i. a fa h d lobe linHe-ring in the
!.r i . "that".- the si arecro .v ! 1 wi bure
ti.at I was hot in stali-n I'
T'.r.t a scarecrow !" said ?(r. V. in
anipx.-ii.t-iit, 4 l.v, th it x ' n "st 'n.-l .
1 . . r . '1 1 . '.
1 j ilC ni-.iii oi this cm'i 11 rass.ng mistake
1 1 . l 11.. c !
l;ii 1:1st crio'.ig.i Vei'.Ci hit to Ili.ltiil'C f-'T Ills!
I. i-ii- , 1 - J. ,
, . o-nm w l.l. h be 1 -nlnei. a ti 1 y w ifndi e ,
1 , . 1 -.1 . . t , 1 "- 1 .
1 t .''.k ng it best to oh er his .1,0 Iieatloii to a
! ,.- ..J,, vt . j,nt asn Yi'ufi.- JJL-dc
, 1 ' " &
IY-i1;v1m; I j., it is ..f-.llu.lr Ctvs
1 l-l. i . ll.ili 1. l.r. tlli.fi .
we i.xperiint i ti d j.retty freely the past Sea-
fc.i'i i. , . 1.,1 - ,- ('. n r. I., tl... ..-..ti..l,in of
ji,
a .-.''III..- ' mil lieil'.S lil.it .I'SliC ii.
. i c :. ......
vegetable we put upl have kept as Well as
the fruit.
The various cans of berries and small
. frails ,.ul u, ,v ihesame process, and sent
I ,s llV 0r j'rlt.j M,s. Hoinlirook of Whi.l-
ing, Va., have stood the warm weather per
fectly, and have elicited praise f.om all who
ti st-d them. We take this opportunity of
ti-inl rin Iter our thanks for so valuable a
i pjesent.
j That the glorv of sweetmeats has depart
J C(1 it Ii the advent of this new system of
preserving Truits and vegetables, is now, we
i ,link( a h.liis prediction, so general is the
j voice in their favor.
j i.'I uit 0f ,st kinds is likely to be so
scarce this tear, that very little we presume
will he put up. Apples only rroiiiise an
abundant supply, ami those who hive the
and iii'thihir more rare with which io
! cm tiH., will do well to take some of ti.e
l l.nin, " ill on wen tei l.itel, sonic ui
j-jju.'st. as I'ippins or Rambos, quart- rthcni
I.....I. :. t . t.V..
3 1 1 uua Ma'
( er .jiring tat thll
j a;ij tj.y wiH bo i
. .n-json w ith even
' t'ultir,lor
I ci ik tnim cui;ii ain va.,
Jnund quite a treat
in coin-
the best of dried
arfpie-S.
Ohio L'ullicdlor.
Jcice of tiie Water Melon. .AJ corres
pondent ot tbe J'tairie Farmer presents tbe
following method of using water melons:
I tndcavor every year to raise a good wa
ter melon patch. They are a healthy and
delightful fruit. I think. I cultivate the
icing variety; plant early in May, and ogaiu
towards the end of the month, so that they
may come ii. succession. When they coii-
Tne-iice lipen nir. we Commence cutting, and
split then, open, vvitu, a spoon scrape out
the pulps in a cuileuder, and strain the wa
ter into vessels
Wo boil it in an iron vessel, then put in
apples or peaches, like making apple buf er,
and boil slowly until the fruit is well cook
ed, then spice to taste, and you have some
thing that most people will prefer to apple
butter or any kind of preserves. Or the
syrup may be boiled without fruit, tlown to
molasses, which will be fount! to be as tine
as any sugar bouse molasses. We have made
in a fall as much as ten gallons ot tho apple
butter, if I may so- call it and t molasses
which has kept in fine condition Until May.
KoeWy Monntain IJecord. A I'eep into
: tbe Chrtiacter of the PuikiinJer.
The follow ing journal of atrip over the
Eocky Mountains (says the Detroit Free
l'rss) waa kept by a military and civil en
gineer, named Jiichard II. Kern, who was
plain etatemcnt of facts as they occurred : I
(Krom 111 f. r. Trihur.e.)
' JoiKSAi. or oE or fhkmont's mjc.
. We arrange the following statement from
the Quincy (III.) Yihl-j :
Mr. Stepperfi'.li, who was one of Fre
nwni s men, and who milfered with others
j -"onpy in tle attempt to cross the
Mountains last winter, returned to his home
J tl'is city On Thursday last. From a con-
; veriation with Mr. S., we arc led to believe
(that the sufferings of the party were not
r retnoi.t .s party rea-.hed ai.out
tru.-e weeks alter leaving I'lieUo. t.i. Jit- 1
t.m.r.) Cuur.-e wct-t and touth-wot. .Snow-
t-d al. di.y. ( aniped 0:1 the liver; pk-l.ty .
of t, noi r and suo v.
li :,.?. r M. M ive l in the vall.-v of the '
, I .,..,1, T l- t ' ' ... .......... . .a.w m -iMiiti,; uiunit, iic.-j;:iiiiciiuViii AH it u ui I. all , (1. .
subsequently killed by the Ina.in- at the j Kohr ,r btepperfield Andrew,, Mctiehce, i readcrs the letter of Col. Benton. . lie think, : K'-X t " ,U '"' . Wi,y !
Uunnison massacre. It was pubhshr-d in ! apt. Cathcart, l)r. Di.rn, K. M. kein, and lt -, . ... ' l' ;! ,SL '" 'r--'- r.it- m- v to work
tpe New York Tribe i.. 1810. a,:d rrjarj. ! !; Kor-to get along as conhl or ! " cf pnortmg a Fremont tu-k. , hve . . -T ,.,.,ir ,., ,y, v , ,, u :L
A . ,, , ... .. i peiisii. We weak ones made four miles ' uishonorahlp, and coming from won who r'tl' ti.inv r.u a (.,. JI.
edbyad acTia.nted with the author as a , j.,ir An.n.iru ,, ' '""tS-i , ,:.,..,,. n.. ir t..!d hi.,, that l.o tould i,-,t I.I.IUU,,, i.
ark- A daily journal of ihe t.ai.actioi.s was kept , Mnjor jSenll, commander at tUt ?.o.t. order- I atC0Hl"'bt-i by it. The pec v,., and sullen
rivi r, on its e-ist -rn baiik. Filtered a can. 1 suits you that many of u-. hei eaw v r.ow bj
oi. o! tiie nvi r. b-.t iin ac r.ji t of the ih.ei) i lieve that evin New Mexico is bidding fair
:.ow, v,ere 1 lied to tiiili tai ai a:
cei t!. h i. ; cro-id the river an
I pass
:op
t l'
J .' tp .'(.- I'I to-..! if '.'
1 1
we
i.n
if inn I i i.l. t f 1 iit. .it t
ftrurtimt, iti'h th
t' h it .d .pro i'-.'. i 7
trift.'y hlhid 1
! r.ti-i.cg riu f 1 r i ..i-nC i u 7 c
n itice,
f.'.p::, ! i,-:.. C
. i:r.-e :.oi t::-vvj
ahor. !.;:.'.
vv.:.':rl'i.- :.-,y in f6:.-:p t:!iil f.v.-lve
o'cl-M-ii, nnd ti.. :i iiiov-.-d three m l.-s f ii't:i--r
u p '.lie iitr an i c..ni;n.j in a very fine irove
i 1 celt .:. u C...:i.-e we.-t by t.oiih.
1 1, r 11. li:.: to die -y h i'.v and
liifh '.", t!. hi'l hen. . t--.-p and n..;e 1.
M -ie live! i e n. .!. an 1 a'f'J.'-'l in t';e d'-ep
t:i..A on t':i..- liv-. r. Cot: s West by in.rlt:.
J.,. u'.i-r 12. I'.s-id tr.iujgt. a I.tti,
u! ;- th:t l.y : the i .t ..; tiie cui.p, ai.d
had v-:.,e v.-V .'i.-alf . :n;v.,s to co-itei d
w::'ri, tfie : ies in Miany cu-. s I.- irijr a'i:."t
p.ij i-ii :l- n. nr. i a.'no. ii on t::e sloping 'ii
i I ii. : al.. '.. M . .e liVc teli-eVeli lil ies.
C r... :: i y ..nilii.
.-..-.'.,. ;.: - i!al a vi ry cult bill to
li:n at '.uri ; nn ! t.ett.r a!ir-r. 1'a-id
tl.ieei.-h Iar i .;.e lor. -ts and rfj.t:-.! . ;;; n
beau: v.ii.iji, vv.-h ati iher I ui: :i!tir from
it t t:.e I :.t. i.e t' ut b-. v.ii iii..t ..--(
X. '
'-..-.'- ; '. Rv, 1 .-.Vir f ine !.'!' a-,.d
roinurii ;-. p si..-v vj! l'a---.-d .v r a
b'-th ha d ii.on..ta li, 1-or.i til - .-tu iiit of
Wi.iihci.eo! l!.e l.I.tt l..i. Ji. :.o Tie...- In
and ;-i
!.. I ...'.' f- ? t,..-'
After i.ar 1 w o k,
but the Vi ir. l an i j
we had to ref.i: :..
b'tt'.U ill Sv'. l!.".l j
ir.te;.-.-. Rvturm d
au.l t a fill ions st.
W hieii continued ai
Jt,.;:,.Ur 17. .
ahi a-1 lo beat a tr:ii
in ca-::- Wrr-.' to br
a.-!.d t a hi. I S'linn. !, '
'' wi re s lir.-i'i'.ui
rile. iti in.ti were lr.,-t-
-' o- s, tt.v eo! i b.'il-g s,,
f ' jr .; 1 i-ttiip tiics
r in i f w ind and mu.w.
; day and night.
j :a 'y i I i.n it went
w hilt- t'i s- rei.iaii.i- g
'tis t ie anitmls up. Af-
ter hard lah.tr readied the ftp ot the 1.:!!,
an
: hi:
s' saw the trad wni iing ui the opposite i.ucnr.z a::j' tltect, and other usual appliea
i, en whose Miu.iii t some glass couIJ be , lions were resorted to; finally, knowing the
! s
eci.; tlie trail l as-ca tiirwi -a snow it 01.1
thne to titieen teet d- cp. )l'i ?, r.pi f '.el the
i '""if '" I'ltie ;'.'r, ("af trntrtt 311,1c
, , , 1,1 .
' vere drieen it Ine tu. I t uud t.'tuft that :
, , - 1 ,1
vre. lu ir mi UJt to je . J hit vn t.i ,
1 , ... , j',, r- 1
! . t.-.e. ire pi.:. it t.t.u. J-ery attaint I ,
,. , 1.1 1 1 11'
' """ J',r'1"" J""'-' " ''"? .
liht; ;..V-.f. the r.,,.,p. Catnp-d m a '
s,,ia11 1''" -lov,- in wLkh remained '
.:i .1 Ol.i. .. V . ....... .1 ... . .
in i 1. on .1 little j.rtii.r, crtir trtiirh 3 irc
til the 2 flli, when wo moved south-wist
a'-out thice m.les to a large l ine forisL
e sn.'w sis feet decii. Meanw hile caiiin
age
licacni'L wiiii ii.c voionei s
1 1 . -,1 -1 - 1 1.
packs what was cahed the vjuaking-asn j ... .... .... . ..
t ...... ...-I i.--.. i t ,.. 1.. -t ! "lhe nobility of Miss Kate dorcs con
camp about two mile lieyoml the lasL , .
r .:. o tr...i .i... ..' i c, 1 duct during the excitement and the struggle
.till till 'I . . .!.. I i. llll. 1., .il'llll 111 4.-.1
;i a,.nri
ties em oi ,
Rio del Norte", about tL-ht in
w hire we It Jt the river Iieccmber 12. Con
tinued portaging the packs to the Colonel's
camp of January 1, and to some cotton
wOods a mile beyond, until January 11,
when wo were ordered to come and camp
"n the river the Colonel, with Mr. l'reuss,
Godiy and nephew, and Jackson, iiis cook,
having left early the same day to meet and
ha-tin Mr. King's party.
Raiihael I'rouix iicd on the 9th.
The following letter was left by Col. Fre
l; i ...af..o .ho ..rf,.Vi.,......i.
null, ds iiiieeiie.ua mi .i.i. ,'.. j . ani.i...i
haler in eoiiimatid :
"L. I). Visi entua'fk : I am going to
start for Abaca ; I want all the men to bring
the baggage down the lodge. If no relict
come then, let th.-m take down their guns
and blankets, and follow the river down to
Rabbit Creek; and if no relief at Rabbit
Creek, then come to Abaca; 7tf eome quick,
or you tci'l tad jind me t'ure, an J nhalt hace
bftjur California"
' Juintitry Hi. All camp moved down the
river about two miles. Manuel turned back.
January IT. Moved about two miles.
VCise died to-day.
January 18. Moved a mile and a half,
and remained in camp while the hunters
went to look for game.
January 19. Made camp near to where
we first camped on tho river. A deer was
killed by Ilibbard, and ten men received as
their share the two fore-shoulder blades, and
eleven men all the rest, including the blood,
hide, and entrails. Yincnthaler intended
to have kept the deer from the rest of us,
packed it among his party, and pressed on
to the settlements. Scott refused to agree,
and so we got our small portion.
Jativarif 20. Moved three miles further
down the river. -
January 21. Made about fifteen miles.
All the strong men together and ahead.
This camp was made with the hope that
some of us would be loft oh the trail. Lord
and Moran did not come up, and when Vin
centhaler (commonly called Hayler) was in
formed of it he. observed that if two of his
men had fallen into tho river (alludiog to
Scott and himself) there mould have been
more of you left. This day he gave up all
. . , - .
command, and declared the party dissolved,
and that we should divide In parties of two j
and three to hunt hinall game.
Jnrn 22-Yineenthaler, Ilibbard, Du-
catcl, Marhn, Scott, Beadle, and the two In-
dians, Ocgorie and Joachim, a!! rtronR men,
started ahead, ccornpatiied by Ferguson and
i..T in i-o.M .ouiii me zolii. when tiOiirv
1 came with relief.
IthnMnj 'J. Re.iclic A Iiio Co!ora?o.
I!echetl Thaos on the 10th. Colonel Uft on
the loth
Raphael Trouix died Jar.uarr 0, 1813 j
lf, w:... 1 i. ir 1'
"mil ti t.ii., vi.iiu.il j jicin ii(Kf,tia
J .. J .J . - . o'
ioi.n in Nl-.v Mi. si o. A correspondent
if the M.'.-M.outi JUpuWcttu wiit.s IVotsi San
t . Fe, under dite of Jui;'- il'Jth, as f jliow .-:
What ivi.oid vnii think if 1 were to n-
soon, very soon, to vu with C al. forma in;
j;old-ii w ia!th i. i gixatntts. Tl. a', depends
t.pon a lor .tiiig.-ncy very pi. baby soon t ,
' be rt.a' 1. We l.av.; news hci .:.! y..;i
hive prf.b;:b'y h.aid of :', for it has pr-id
1 Iikb wilosirc, even iiow n into Ciiiiiu.iriu.i jf
th
1 eCi i.l
la. t: a,
Terii-".i
i::.. :Vi ry of an iinii.ei.-.-: and
.d t;.';d out toward-, the li'.i in
"ev-.ral l.a:
.1 n. n !. .-e
'1 t'fio-is-:ri N
left for the am iferous
more only Wa.
, join them.
for a reoort lion. then, to
a: n that b-.v.ia. co:ii.:i!.:..s ar;
in Ci.ihuah'ia f Jr t'-.e mine-.
'lii
1 and cxp-.icticed jo!d hunt. rs in this reg;o-i,
i with wiior.i I have conveis- I, assure in,
, t iey place (a 1 ciedei,' C i:i tiu repoi I of the
1..m: veiiis. Lieut. Aft-y, L'. ."i. Armv, wiio
had pro ore 1 a :a iiioi,-.!., furlough f,r a
'.;: t ' t..,- .S!at.--,has tl.at.g--d a xl-.i t the
Mat- s into a g !d I, until, expe i;li :i to
rei:i on a la-ieel :o, hain headed one of Hit
t con.naiiies ti.al have pone out tlnlc, an 1
; bi i.ig r.o v aL-.-ei.t on t'.at expeli-.i i.i. This
w..l sii'i.v vi. s.v-.v I.. -. :i i ii'. : ri-.- i
' 1
j -t'-cd in t r ". ! dv ' s , t....
fwl-.xt.ster.ee of'-kii ; lai-ean 1 avalla-
bi.piai.i: is... th.i.e eoti.pai auv.-i y ..i.,-..
.:,..ir.-.,.i. ve.i.-i !..- a 'a - i '.!
irai to:i::;v. c:.c::-::-ta::t:.;!r i .v;i. ; -i-
t.ie fa-.s an J ov: d. ::,--..
.lit .!.-.: ts 1 a n
.re said lrt-.iu.-M v
atlj Oil.ii.'i Iheje! licl.es
I j LaV,; Oi e'l liia.ie MiieC
lilC OtC'-aL-llliCV 1,1
ama.ds. but evuy f.aity' i?L';'i;.tii,a!,y
bur. U-.-f, b-,ck, or ma-ifrcd by the
:.:i,i.s.uUo I.,ve i,:i'C't ,.,'ue.l without
t.-.ttit oter that ugiou. J he pi..Uab.,r.y
j,, .ov,v.r. fiat it '.vid b- laa.hed ai...
: a....-,:.!.! l- I,:-, a-, I -.v.:. aimed part-
nSL-.i- ! r-vi-i ta tn-e -v 1 w.t-. ,
j,,,,, j!tVl. ,o ' ,. J,t ' iia, d ' h. t' i,e ' , nie
a,a:..st.iie I:i,,..s, Ui si.al ivei'l to
hi...-what m ess h..s atunu-d the e.:-
tea', b " ' V u'" -'l-'eX
' '
;i;i I'l.i
A
us
f:ii...:i.;,:i
lew d-ivs
il t.
sine1.'.
n l;h'
VP
!l
statement in ri-gaid to the i ur
bis cows w hich is we'l worthy
lie said, ti.at the c r.v can.;- !...,;n
of one of
!' ri-i oid.
the pasture
v. :th her bag swo.ien sr..l ery liaio, m sm :i
.Severe pain inat s:ic wou: i imi 011:3- ich a:-
low any one to touch it, but gave every t-t i-
'h r,ce ul being in the most t Aet utiatiiig ag
ony, rrrne Was held and her udder bathed
I witii cold water for sutite tune w.l'iout pro
. ctKct ot tincture ot arntcn in aiiavni'r pain
with the human subjict, he brought some
' and at'lnied a btt.e cl it to tiie- ba I he
an-.l applied a hlt.e c! it to tiie- hjz. 1 he
1 . 1 . . i-
cow ceasid strung hug and amiost imrru-d!-
. . - ,
ate. v g.-.t e evni.-nt mainiestation of rieasuic,
.1 ' .1 n , 1. 1 . 1
allowing the swollen and hard mass to be
. 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1- , ,-
r" 1 After another apph-
cation of the arnica and again rubbing a
complete ture wa5 Reeled. In a few days
th.. ri'.'ii 1 01.1l f .00 V nt.,1 ,a t.nw- , ri ....... 1
she regained hi r mine, and is now- in as good
; ease as b. fore.
The use of ari.i-M, if its virtues W ere
, known, woii.d tucoiiu- inucU li.oie geneial;
tf., ;..., j.,,. t .,'-o ft..,.,.
for life on board the Sohn Jay, rises to the
,. . , . ., ... .... ....
tii'.niiv nmi Kiiiiiiniii i- oi noeirv. jiie was
inr. vessel The. ill sit .nee from the shore
was ovr a mile, but she, relying upon her
ow n strength and"Couia2e, and being unvril-
l- . .. . . . .. .". ...i... . .
"n t emuarrass oine-ia net ..,. t .,
tlearer charges, undertook to
. save herself.
.xhansted. A
at she failed,
She swam a mile and became cx
c-ootl boatman, obscrvin-r that
luished to her relief, and succeeded in
reaching her in time. He look her into his
skill and landed her safely. She, in a
. .
transport ol joy, ana true to that nature,
. i r . ... 1 1 .. J t . :. i.
WI1ICU is mit a v t p t ii". I. mi wain
a gift more precious to iiis manly heart than
,,l,i " '
b '
An Irishman's idea of America is contain
ed in the following extract from "TheFairv
Circle," a tale of John Brougham's Irish
Kchoes: " ; ' .
Where did 'baccy come from, Corncy ?"
inquired Mary. ,
U ur Irot.i 'If.-filt; w inr. o'uo 9" l.o r...
. . ' J , v. . . . .... v . '.;, n.iiiii.Kiab. .i.v i
pncii, iuai seni us me nri pitaiy,
Lon"
life to it, for both, say 1 !
hardly
fresh water oceans inside of it that you might
dhround Ireland in, and save I-ather Mattnew
a wonderful sight of throuble ; an as for
Scotchland, you might stick it in a corner o
one o' their forests an' you'd never be able
to find it out, except, it might be by the
smell of w hiskey. If I had only a thi itle of
money, I'd go an' seek my forth. there."
A Schenectady edilor, describing the ef
fects of a squall on a canal boat, says;
"When the gale was at its highest, tbe un
fortunate craft keeled to larboard,, and the
..nlain n it ftnilliA,. noi-tr nf w 1. 1 1 lr A r TI)mA
i 1.H kii 1 1. .ua siiiy. net iu. vi laaoiw , awn.
OTcrboard."
I licAllll' I.llril,in(.l tl I..9CO MC Tui.lii.r. ; .lr..irn Vu i..'..,.. I I I' ...... 1 1 T I ' h.'lVC J. -IT'! O) S ni'lfl !n fb! Plllf UT?irt
I nuary ; Yiticent Sorel. probab'y Jannarr ! . ,1 V ",;""",,r'-"' st'"l"""fc" ,0 ru ! 1 liri,t 'tar 1 ta:)ltl "'(u 'i''"1 Vlr" ''.
i 22; Joeph Moran, between January 22 and . riM"'er r V'w , VV, tho Nat,,,ni'1 , not iiir tumuli to lait n.y fanny
128; Carver, probably January 22; K. T. i "tJ'0. ('.,,y;;"t"rn' '" ul li',u . unt.I harvest ; and that I h id hiivight viu
Andrww.s, Umled State navy, ,,robab!y Ja- 1 ) I , T Jberi fore but one e.vi toral, j nod n.oos were in2 t y hco-o
! nuary 2; Ik.rjan.ia Beadie January 20; 1 ,tl "' "K. ,lf:'l tovot.ft, f"r I,u: : LV" .v for bread. 1 hud the blues about
Oeortre Ilibbard. January 27. ! '.Rn'J.? arld for Prf.-idcnt nnd : day. I ent .! ,, to ih old fort. nr. 1
traveling under the protection oi her tnend I - inei cnaiiis aepi uieir uioi ev, woitnv mechviif who bv tl
and neighbor. Mr. Riitchard, and when do at the present time the Spaniards in "..t ' t i .s cs'sio of v!r.
danger was imminent, she turned to him. I tbeir otj.t, and the Portuguese in their cam, i ;l' .. ' '
"Sir0, -ake care of Mrs. Pntchard, 1 can ! and the Rrer.ch in their c.tie. ! V 1 ? i -i J ami 1 1 w
swim." Thus saying, she tripped forward ! . The application , of the word e,h to money I ed wh, ht Ma- 5 i.S v fj of th,
with a mind composed and a de.ternii,.atio., VVl? ! tenant. She could Lt liidate the amount
lixeo, mill passeu over ine sioe oi me oui o- t o -- --v ..-.i-i-i.i m..- i
"What sort of a place is that, I wond.-r7 "'"r , -J -;- i"- ..a i...s.
, "'Meriky.isit? They tell me ifs mighty Sioolis was . impressed by the decision
sizable, Moil, dailin. I'm towld that you j w!nch Nooks disp.ayed, and promptly corn
might row! England through it, an' it would i r1"'.1 'th e request; but, just as he was
. .r,t ... t in o-roimrt t iih s T Ketiiii oy, tie nionireti
mane . nn. -- , - - - i
One Democratic Tickrt in .Missouri.
e copy bc.ow fiom the bt. Loui i'tui
1 licau tbe ,el, of Coh I;i.nt() ft(Jv
... , , , ...
' 'r'fl"'w(il of the opposition e
ising the
Demoi.ratir
electoral ticket. That ticket has Lien with
;.. .1. c 1 ...
. .
! lt,a" .',,,.
! . ,rrI:' l"v " 1 K'u '"-"'' Au ,!
oomewl.at sooner than we i.Tpcittd, the
I "TX ''1 tlo'V" 'Ct
nominated by the I'i n e Cm vt-ntiou at J. 'f-r-
- :.. 1 .-
: Fori I llv. ar.il rm.n.o...l i. :.......:.... n
j , - ...1.. v-i it. 1 nil- nil vii iii.u.i-
...i.-i.
lavisheu i liccii-.ums uoon h.:n. i e I.
' to lay the letter V fova r. ft.i , .
St. L .ris, A '.;' 1, 1S5.
To T'uiriu -t L. J'i i:r, .. '. :
I'KAit ."-i.i : I w.i..; di-iij pointed in (!-. rc
s ilt of yen.- th. ct'oii, !.s the signs in the i!.
tri t .is I lit 'hru,'. it. e:.i-o'ir:i.-ed in : i'i
. the be ief that vm; vf.Ti'i .n'l'-er' d. 1 n :i
t a!i ii-appoii.t..d in n.y own. but do t ot re-
grit Lava g made toe canvass; nor (.u I con-
s: i-.r as lost tin; labor in triiVehi.g ai.d
: i.vr wnie. i ii coi n.?. i j.c cm r
f-evi re, has ber-n vv-l for r:i. mid i-Tt-n t...
, 1 e.-ry alter ir.y ionir studi jus ar; I s.-ih nti
ry eour.-e ol hie. I lee:i giLat.y invioiat
I V it. i In; itit-'rCfiltsv- with lii
bc-'-n most gi-atify"? 2. Th. y eam.-1 is, me
in tii.'ish.-4, and with c.H n'iiv, n'or-tr the
. whole line of travel, and turn ox-re more nu
merously and o id. a.. y ti.a'i in tie- hoi hi
'countiis, win. re -'Hie j:. ' ii'il -.:; ; J
I was to have !.-, i r.o i.:.-.v, ! on.,- 1 . j 1 :..
1 ..IV only r.-'jret was that I could ru t
, remained ionircr at -;,eh place, l'crs inallv,
tin.- canvass has been ii.otI agn-eu'o'e to roe,
and pol.ti.-ai'v, I t.'.ii.'i it i:.-;.i lv, u L-e-ii ; r
t'.c .-'rate, in Ij.
of nntiormlitT,
in t i 1 a .'v- the s. :.t
.11
. 1
ci'ii'r :h::t :
to a av f
i-eiillg ut sc.liona! anta.'on: sin l.n-.v .,o
i-trong f r the saf ty of the Lid j:i. Mid w hi -i.
evi ry patriotic e
n?.ii.'Tu-....j.i re i i.r'
i Iiti' on t!..- r art .
ca!n
d.
There is a
1 t' put 11;. an e!e t-.ra! ti. kct t r Fr--.
: s"ut " one ;.,,!, to r I !.
traft-r enm!i,h to !;,.;, ut a d:.--at..v;
tat .f p.-rsors, Who, 0ls!..ct.o!ab.
t:..-n.e!v.-a foiiM up: roa.r, a Mnn wit!
li nts ar-- k no-ATi. and
t I sno.,!
u.-r a ;ep ns i-- 0 j
' IZil.lWC ' ub",'- V-V, ,S,
"c-;
J,;: , V
:
. ,V S 't. ' tu;x-"
' '-" ICr, th'-e who , I."
' ' w':" Fri-m..t:..g :t km.-.v of ar.y such
Tl,.-re are e-, wh.re pud W.
'J"V 1 'T'' '''.'"""i" !h '
. l,'Uff.ere I-at .r:ar.y , ,-.p?, vl, .-rii.
' 't possd,!.. Jt.t's, Wll. n
p ,i ted .la-k .o, fwithwl,-,:! I hal I .-.-i
Riortitvin? to frtn or.t
It
;;- t-rir.s) t'nrtv vrnrs ;..-o. t s'..!M :r t.v.
of ofliff was r.xsig-nvd for it: t. '',-, v h n I
support R.-icli.if.an, (with w imi.-i I am o-i ill
ti mi'.) and stir port htm .ig'i-:r.t a nn is.' , r
of ny own farniiy, the sr.ii.-'; clavs of p-t-a
can s.-e n-'iiiig but fit's. h.. I and ti i -i-iif-ry.
I iicapable themselves of ar rtl.T'.j disrnferesf-
t.( r,i;. j.-triotic
:ir, 1 nrta- k v
th'y bciiiv... ctl'.cr.- i-.'p; il'y
th Las- in.it:yis :i (he a - '
tii-ns: wh-rh are above th; cc.npi . huish n of
ihfcir po!it:-al morality.
The full 1 1 sti'.l of tile ' : rriTs '.-'. -..:i
is not yet known here, but tnot.g. f.t kt.owr,
to determine the conui ion on which i -r '
ehctor.-.l ticket -is to .be withdia.w-n. The!
oih.T side would vtvl arrctr- tct our prop-s;-tion
; but h's iifnsa' to do what was light,
makes no (iillircncu t 1 us, ami we shall have'
the gratiticati jh (alter having forced lJujoa
na.i upon them at Ci k inn.-.ti,) to makethi io ,
Carry him over tbe .State pretending to be
for him, while regretting that th y had net '
been able to ki 1 him in trie con vent .ion.
I j roce-d to Washing on i'iiu.ediaU'y to i
atlier iia matciiai for mv " A.hi :tieeiiieiit of
j the debates i f C
ongress, ana return in O -
; tuber, that beiiii
one if lhe " doubtful '
DirmvATloN of tiik w o::t " Cash." There
; car 1)111 bttle uoritv, that the word eoxh is
i ..t.tt..tl fr...n ti.. ii-i ......... . ,i. ,.i
: ..-i ...... ...w .i......a .......... n.- m. t-i ,n
: C having been so inconsiderately adopt
,.. o eoi.si.o ail, .V ,,, !'
chest) entnes i.i the cash-
chest-book) are made ,n
C(J "isteaa ot wwi (
, Roghsh counting houses ,n this unmeamng
Cash lr. anil Cash C v. : whereas
; )he cnest, and not the inoi.ey, is lr. for vvhat
; is put into it ; and Cr. lor w hat is t ik-n out
i Great mischief n s too often arisen, as is
' will known in bankrupt com ts, ' from the
I ...:... r .t .t r. : .... :..l. I....... .,..
.". ; ' wwu ,'- Zt
1 1 1,. ton i -ti. it nlri.ti u unnur .itiil l lilcil W Oil ill flOl
i "i c -
j ot; l ''se, u me woiu atti . u-e.. -r,
'it ought to be. Instead of the conk account
1 : .i. r a . ri...,,i i t.
cheat account:
I but we have yet, nmeli to Iarn in Knpl ind
j regarding mercantile book-keeping. Nvte$
ill ine i.iuii, ii sni'iii o
; anU VUt-r'J ' '
1 Nooks vs. Stooks. Xuokg met Stooks in
,i6h,1 1'1"". neither could turn out without
M'e dur of verturuing their respective
I -mi is.
' J ' .nook, " I il
I serve you just as I did a man I met half a
i r , . I .. u . 4, . . , 1 - , .. ....
" How about that man you met how did
you serve him V".
"Oh, well hem! you see," said Nooks
" when I found as how that he wouldn't 1 urn
out for me, why hem! I just turned out
for him that was all!"
Nooks is a wag of the fust water !
Asotiter Railroad Accipknt. The freight
train on the Chicago and Rock Island rail
road going east, on tho liith inst,, came in
collision w ith a train going west near Minoo
!. and six cars w ere broken to piece. No
. . " .. - Tritt ttimaitft rAtriu iAiVntnM i
1 117 pr were iust. x vAtii hi- tuo v-uu-liu v
cannot fall short of VO-Jol. Siy mk.
i
... I ...it., Im, k kl'ia in in.h ir,i..l. ..1 .i : o
Uitsham Yonn? on M miner nnd .Mlrft-
- . j cles.
. ii'iinwin i-xti aclH from ft remit tu r-
'!'"n ' hv-ud l.y urgoa-tu uiii.gtnr taken
- . " "n "'-'"
I l.av.
t.i waul i:pnn any su. a pi .ii'.ipl.-s.
I) t you Mipp-Kic tii.it fcii' h a man U f.i t 1
bc.,n t any hurrh Vck, to ,l,,v
n'silniiili, Mif I. wns a he:!-!i d 1 i, n ,.
You who h:ive burplus llo'ir hounJid o;j,
'ivc it to the poor, and liiat uu vv.il l;u.,t
in (Jol.
'I he first Vtar tlul I came ir.fu tiiis val!
enough toilet 11a liiro'ie -1.
1 I have pi-ivtt. I his 10:11. v a (!",;; t., wo
have s r- i:t piovci it t!it y-ar. I h:ie pj.f).
ty i'n hand, a:i i s.'iu I have plenty i I k,-i-p
giving awy. I..re th-. 1 t.vo h i., ,'rc 1 jm-
i.s -:.t fi in iriy pro; i.-ior:s eVi rv d.iv, li.;
1' ill) V. II K
in.v hivad
shall coinj
I
't pihiCii! :? I
.ail- pi uv ;n il
j Iiian.
1 '! ('tve f .rr.-r-y Ml th'-- crv.,rr,ir.''rr r f a
I hcn'nMvf"" t:. 'irr- 1 to hrih-r M'-
1 rr vid 1 lyseit. udn 11 we were ni our w.y
, t 1 Lne'ruint. .V pui I oUJ' pu'-ic-i- to Rii l-
e- ; '....ii d;,- v. e h ..l
a - i . :.:7. 1 ,- . i .
an.o..-tnwv which I co..: 1
1 s i 'J l .llli) .
ll'i f .' Kt-.S Mr.
v. hi.:!i i;:.a! t be w 1 it
A h- n ,i'.t', ..'it of
! Iv j,
Kin.,
1-,- ,.i .v.;,,: .;'. :'.'.''.' tt--r.-.
-,1,
s-a-on, wii-.ii !a;';.i in Ju'y, a gi'irny
j i :.:-. e.viie. :-p i i.ar.i '.-a-.y - i.a the ti d..tw
"... 1 i : ' i; ".: !... I - : "il." a 'a tf .
1 i :.'... :'. 'ilti'' u 1 i ;. s '; : ki i ih f ,1 i ow s,
: n t.i.-h it root. .. - . r in a -ir. ular or
.'...iin si.-jj . or fo.ui ijify ii-su ni-ig t'i-j
f r ai f o; ii an i i .or. i it. a: s, a', ml ti-; ,'uj
f a I ig-.e-.'s lr i .;..;' la 1' - ' j. thv.
I.e'o'ig t 1 ' : 'A '- '. .- -r 1 e I g I il tr e. .b..-it
ti: t-d ld!. -f l -i rc'.'T I'..- Mo.ttf ' n-ar.ir.
i :i tin: 1 ';; iers o. the lor st. and t lie l..u Vest
in-rss x wtttss. 'j ue g u'.i l-p 1. '-.ed in Viiy
iaij ? 1. oi IiM'.it, an! i,;..".-at oit taj
bic'-. 1 !' i.'i I..'-!, s aj, i . a!;o '. s I c 1 f, in pot 1 J,
w !:-i.- it is a ,;,,' ;.) the I'r-i--'. and li;i'ii-'
ii-.i eh .ii '1 h- i-uni is i.l r'.'y nuti i ious.
l' ::i"g t'.-" wh le linn- of hii v. tt, tf tha
joiiri "V, iiiid of iiie fair, tin Moors of thi
d jsel t iive ioUio-t ent l t i y I ; ji it ; aillcS
pjl i 'li e has ; roVt 1 tint six ul.liei s of UUl
n e -n il lei. t 1 r t t-;;p '. t i.fain..ri t.v.n
tv four l.ouv-.
As A VVs!V Iv.
NT. Tii- P.':Y.o C.J.J..
r.cr ri.aus
ut 3 IilcJ5'
an inn is.ng incident in thu union
, which a;.'o!hd no little miit'i
r.t ti.e t me. ami vvl.n .1 vi ;is r.-.'eiv ..d as a goo 1
omen as vc ii as ; gn.j Ij After the ve-
:i T V i..- I'l-e-i i' l.l of ti-.- t 'II '. ell' lvll (!' thx
Unite 1 I in 0 racy of M --.y York Was oon
d ii-ttd to his scat, and bad completed hi
biief and appropriate address, he attempted
to take liie chu.r '"in so. ii eases luu le. aud
provided," b rl tl.- arms ii'ond to ad.uil
liin, to t.ie t.o sn.-iii aniiisi'iiii nt of the- be
s-ipd tr.'.'is ii.iiu this vi 'iig.. lives n very ex-
acring lali.i-hoi.i. r. lie makes lii tenants
'Vouie t j tune" on the vi iy day the rent
i -lites due, and will t'.i.'y le!a h.s stern
tit cues wii-n a ii:.:i!.-mi ; woman is in tpi.s
tion. Not long since, lie called for his lent
due :
amoied. told her he wo.iid g.ve bur a 10-
. , f ,, (;, -i ,,,. k;s.
p .. J W!i j..
,. ' ... , .....
i i-tdignation,
, ; ue Camilt ,,;1V o.irreut; bull tell vo,,,
I WL.'lv ,u-,t so poor but that we can di
i )u ovii kiiir.,.
very poor; per-
our nan riissmg .
Ain't that a glorious conso'at'on f-r poor
folks? The hardened creditor may take all
their property, but ba can't depiive tluin
I"wo0 of kih.-EUiru 6a
1 O o
' sffj.
TElililtiLE Wit. Lord bacon tells of his
father, Sir Xicho'as, that wh. n appointed a
Judge on the Nort'nsin Circuits :
" Ilii was by one of the malefactors might
ily importuned to save his liie; which w lieu
nothing he 1 ad said did avail, he at length
desired his mel'cy oil account of kindred."
" Ih ithce." said my lord Ju !ge, " how
come that in '
"Whv, if it plciSK you, my lord, your
name is "bacon and mine is Hog; and in all
li -es Hog and R n ho h..ve been so near kin
died, that they are n-t to be separated."
" .vy, but," i -n il d J.oid bacon, "you and
I cannot he kindred, except you he banged;
for H'" is not bacon until it is well hanged."
Ramvoith's Sahcasvi One time n young
man attempted lo make his acquaintance.
He obtained an introduction uud auioiij; the
liist rt'iiiiii i s said :
" I passed by vour house la'.e'y, Mr. Raa
dolph." "I hope you always will!" waa the reply.
Another oau twitted bin. us t his w ant of
education. ...... . ,
" The gcidleuian himseU. reminds me, he
rnfrt ''-if the land about the head vvntera
! of the Mofitgomery, which ara poor by na-
Vl . .. . , . . ,
' turf, and cultivation cnl.rtlv rumed them.
. :i : 1., v,,!i 1 iv. 1.
i ! is I: lie, beea'.jvj 1 i
1 .:
i.i, 1, :,l. d t . I::;
( on'v C ! ' -a ',
! but i ne iiista.ic
. iiSltK",
' Th-i bic-
'"It is Hot 11 it... ii
' : 'b-t' v, in a r-iJ-fij
hus , .. .. ;,. . ... ... , i .....
I .'- 1 f
A.V.-t.'. s col I -Sj -. lioel!,-... Hi; lii i.-aul u Ul
.N.i.li n, '"i: i;l..t wdl.-it I . Ilii t -. n.:
' b-.t --di i'h a s. -'i ; ,. 0:1 that taj
h. ui -h ';' ! ftit-;-!y r. .- i t t-.i-,-
il ' :.-'. I i-V. j.t .;.. w.ei d i,i I-.... it
It ts m rl t! at t:iu
h::v- ' u . 'o ..f !..,a i.. i- ii v. r. i .
, , ----- r .... . n
l.a- b.. :, . :: . ! !.v a Oi o.Ta:;-iii a! l:,o
i hi'l '- '.f'd-p.ti.rn.'a!. 1 in th.. v, re i nam
oi ' . 0 '.. 'I 0--r .- :.i1 i b -I'M fa; - iim a ,t - id .... i, a
i. '-t iiioigii I.. Iiari-itf tx e-.-is ol t ie Ijco-
1 .i: 0.1' t...g !. i,, f ii-; to t u.o' i. at ol I..Vu-
' m'.'Oi- - ; f. , .... I i I. at t.
s si. -. .' i J. !. I. 1 ;,- 1 f.-
l i'n!. : 1 -. ! a '.: i i e ( : iiy ui. ...;,-s , .. . ,
stu tne ;';': ti 'ftr.' Tvtu-ii.y, -v -i
i i ii-i I -v. i- o- f..-',o.i .of!.- ..i.i. .....
, . i - ' ; '
' l ei-i-l witu t.ie .tiie st'iiy ! hi ire. writ
iVe t .e mine hi. p. ; in i.ik v, : . i i i , Un
. '! '-- ' -a-' I -.I l'l.- a C. ) ti...y.. - I,., t ,.j
t ! i.-.-'i lei..-, ;, I-: -i : .;. v h i s'u
i '' : - i: s r,-.- o-i ii o.'i .i nt-. ii o! m ' :i ti; . .
i ' IVI l,i:.i il Oi n . :j ' 1 1- I , I 1 ,1 1 : i ..' U I'V tilt.
r-f: r . i-yi.l' s-i ,:.s -: n r I Vi.is. Ti-e peiu-..l of
' "' ' ' ' lo.'.- .': I v; .. .Jh.r 1 L-
' CUV t - 1
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