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C
HE
AUCA
Li
Volume 1.
LEXINT.TOXTjAl'AYKTTE (JoiTXTV, MiSOLTJ, WEDNESDAY, OcTOi!EIt 17, 1800.
WEEKLY
Business Car.k
i.e. ir tujic
TTORXKV AT LAW, Lexington. M
tlttier
o Main Street. ui stair, orei- tbr .-.(it i II
HiLH. ir p l:tiii
Dr. T. L. BOLTON
H A TVroovr.l bis n.sir.-n-e from near Mr-. P.m
rriT':, S-uirh -trrw, to ths- Fa-M-a .!a.-e n
Wi-f will h st. . Iwfwyyn Pine ami I.anri-l. r:l tin
uT.vf isrfHl "
" "I r. n SEI.. ill in-.rl a fall miner
or lowrr set of trrthi.H Kr.l. I'lnk.-aC:
liiin or While Kniitier. for I !- mntr
lri.-r. an.l a- HEAP as the IHt AI't-T. I. AS
A.uiiBisti-rel when ralo-tl fur. Bir2. Iv
ROBCKT 41.1., "
Han kick.
.?.! BAAMi ISf:. Main
Lexincton,
MHLUO J. BtKW KTT,
.tt11lfJT Sit ItriAVa
l.eili.T., Missot Kl.
fffire' eeer "o. Hani MIT.
lam t:iKii iLU Hiimsi r rtix.
1M W jrtTKirrl t dmmi-tt-r
f. iirrrt -r.i'r.;tt trfh a r'm :i . it
ran I- ! in tbr riiy. tTi-r ir A.J. t.i
my .- It 1K. 4 - M. !iKWABT.
' HARfCI ft BRIM,
REAI- E.T TK At.EST. N. fc Vin- Mr--.,
hrtwru I i.th an, ith. Mint l.uis. Min.ri.
Kt-sl fttaf- l-u:r..t awl ..M. j;f c.,W--l. Ar.
f h- jmfrtKHiir tfrtir fri-Bl aul thr iiillir jern
rraliv t ivfrTful.v liritv. jnlx it Iv
BrnVtRDRHIIV
rru ii k-Pr i; aui; v . . nnrtrt.
1 l,Man iltb ami x.h. riul I.mni. M- .
will lit- r-Mijii tt-nrim f. f!ir f.urr h.-v-- ami
iairtt'ull ki:tt-.ef 'me. !t:tr ami Walnut l.uw-bt-r.
ITN-- iini'!-, l"r-. a-b. lilimls. X-.
M fc-tltTit! arr irtirh ! make it f tftr iiirr
f mv Kt,rrm ui die cilj andcwtiutrv. ti imivha:-.
i)iri-b ac. i-2. ly
I'HYsiciax am sri:r;K,
WrLi.nr,T!i, Mi! ki.
C5IIM tt prartirr hi- rfri4n in all its
' b-fmrtmrwtH. AH 'rlei4.nal rails HI 1
IrmKlj attrnlil. Mijrhl w la . ltur an! r--!tT.
n Maia lrrt, rat tf Ihr ntlic Ure.
maj ; y
twiEB k rnnixn n.
Attorneys stt aa "
ladpMilr H v. l iri.
1I"1-J n-r;rlT aita-a-l tlw tMirt ia Jart-m.
ft l.ufayrlt-. Jhitn an-l la-- runii-. Mr.
aTrrwiil trol a art hi tinw in i.-xini;ton.
anl wb-a rltt-rt. muv hv ful al hi tM l:intt.
l"rriin sttii-c 1 given 1 1 tllr liiur br wiil lw
ia l.r:nafrn. mjifm
nooDf, ninirx & ..
'rHlLiALa; It-alrrs in -"laplr and I"anry
Cii-oceries.
3E-. TJ ronl fr-t, corner off Uliv tret-f.
ml It ST.
w.n. unBiik,
1XKKK.
HA rrnre tn-irwji at hi.M nan&iojr1Insf,
anlhrit! thr :tnnajrf th- !!! it. 2.
KKit- rriTrl; C"i--I)an:;r hnirht anl -:
" -fiEO. RTIIBt S.
ATTORXkV riL W. W. il,i-t.n. Mrt. Will
pra-?ic in f hf rHrT--f I-al'arUr anl aTiiii
Dsc rmiDtu. rartiritlar arttrntum ffiv-rn f eol
Ircfion a'l roBTryanvinjr.
Kcfkkci k. . J his ?. MarmaUtikr, 4"fl.
Frank WirAti. ll-n.lfTn, Kibiry A o., t.
-.. (Tank l oekrtll. !!. .la. lrwn.
Uarrrk!nr;; A. W. Ui.iin. Milrh. il A
jue 6 Tf
V. m. WITT. K. M. SL. J. A. TH.V HLR
WITT, KLOIV jw ro..
CF.rR tr I MUMMitt iEK "K TS, HEMP
I !. M Ti;-il AT;. No. Ill
.-rti 'Srrtnl , In-twvn V imr t. anl Ws-hindvn
air-nir-. St. Eirt'i.
5 yPrTmf r-Tial atirfi?ifii ri-n ! Frtiurl
inst -l an-1 ft'itl.n tttlrrs i'-rall kimH f lr-rhaiKli--
It
A. V. ttU-.. akl
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
E
IIAX-E on R-fon. AVur T-.rt, rb:!-i'M-
i tbia. -t l ai-l fh-r ritj-. I;H l.ll l
AM IkLUi THINS MIK. miI l.ro-
pwm't-K rt---rfrl at rurr--nt rate -if t-"t-haiMrt-.
l.l, I'munl -tat--- anl wtiK-r vtm-Ls
I ni-m Militar-- It4.n Vnmht anl M. --yiy
A. W. B AC K..
Att)lTie.V 21 1 I IH ,
a-SorthThirl-'riT--t, Mitrfn-ll BniMiti);. -xt
IH.r l the l-it'Rire.
HATIiin-rm-MM-tv lnrafr-l in t. I.-ui.-. anl
r-3tk-nri tbr- ir.M:ttr f law. rr.-rtfulir t---tn-t-
Iht- nritma irf c-rrrp-nl-a-e it ar-44'tintaiH--
fhr-rirhMrt fh. nmnrrj. an-r It
BEWaRO-llORKC STOI.Kli.
SfI.KA, frtMg tbr a-twr-r if f hr -u!!--r riirr, near
V--!!inirtn, M , on th ni'hf f the 1 !Jh iiit .
A l.K-. I.RAY iTALI.IX lll:K, lifti---n fin.l
a balf baal birh. Iraiilrl with . n th: bft
sftfeoal-b-r. -wia-rr while !ft- m the animal. Tertrp
-(!. W'rk- in harnrM. I itl f.af e rritari fr
the rernrn -f sai'l bitr-e to me.
A RaT Mare MIT.K. one Tear.M. with w mark,
VfT al the a me time, but if e 34iij.pe. the mule
fnllnwe-1 the are. A reward f ! wil! be iiai-l
f.r the mnle -e9ml !. W. i rT.U.
IR.I1 HOTEL.
Laurel Street. : : : : : Lexington, Mo.,
II. J.rOMER. Irori-tor.
FIRST -l-iss Ixrfel. I ..aelies run renilarly Sa
toan. from Ihe bmse.t.ir.mnert with all
boat. ' .Ya.als.. slaves leave from Ibis hti- s "il
fe every nuimimr, e..nneelinjr with Ihe ia- mA m
riow. railri.a'is Sfaiilea cofineele.1 with the
kowse. mytt ly
nix or .
3IILLIXEUT AND DRESS JIAKIM
m f R. CARPESTFTt A Mef.REW. at their
AVI taiHl. on Mm efreet, in Limrh-fi
ifaakiBir famse, vt atairs. The are rearel
to
Cot and Fit Dresses and Cnt Patterns,
f the latest stt les.as they rereire Ihem new fMBth
ly . Always rea.y.
'Mrs. t. afieBtei-'ia aaM han. at Millinery ami
fre Makina-.
I...ies A Leximrton ami virinitT will il well to
fcmfc at Their before buying eL-ewhere. iive
as a rail. " .-J Sin
XKW
CLEVtlT JHLLnERf!!
B.-. T. .V WIHTt wonlil respeetfully
iff aamramee inaf sne is id receil 01 ner
Fail and Winter Millinery Goods
Irrt(rI .w ith rarr-, fr thu n.arLt, rm-s-stiiiSf of
MATS, all I.et)--s wl stj.r.s,
Yhmr ami Katb-n,
KiMMvov ! OTnjit-iit-,
anl Mil rlsr l&tand in a BtnuWronr millinerr
t lkili aIm invite line allentioa f brr frivn-l aol
the pui!ie in jcrnt-raJ.
Hrr -i.etrk 1 - lnryr anl varil that all in?l h
plra.1 ami uifvl lisal'ii, luv ric-s, with
tLaKit- ami W-jfai4-t-.
k. a. wiim;.
ac3 Zm fiMR-ifr 1 iurtfatH-r.
PAUL ISKIXIIAIJO, Clerk,
HtcamlHiat AcciiIm,
Ci
flkcrivig ft trwar4i2 Mfrlnal
Dealers in Coal and Boat Stores,
Wjit Srtr.rT, I.eim.t..
Ol rPYISii Ihr Larr ami .mnHlion Krirk
W arehHise im frmt ff the feamlMKit lniim.
yriiHif aat r leie atteiMiM will legiten to an? I.u
iarsa ewrraeteil to norrarr. Me.K. A o.
P 1. Kw.ici. lerk. jnly 1 -.111
Airs, -aitcaell. 9. Wrnrworlh Wm. 3l.rnson.
EXCaAXfttB ib BAX&IXC. HOt E
or
Alex. Mitchell & Co.,
LF.XlNe.ToX, Me.
EXf hax;k n
JtfJPiTOX.
tr tork.
PHII.AliKI.PIH A.
f. l-ellf.
ml ather ritiea txisxhl anil Mill. CllerlMM niaile
mu. I .... . L- b.M.ltl e. ilf e.1 at euerenl ... . . r '
rsenace.
I ailetl States ami olhrr Stin-ks unocht anl sol. I nn
cowtniseiiHi, ami real rtal aiier Beg.itialeil on la
9e4T3lle trrm.
taxi Miiilarr BovV- bought aiMllii. nv3 ly
s. iii.in.nu. u. k. EI.1.1IJ.
AKMSTKOXI. Ji. BELLE.S
JU ft rerei tax a larjre stork 11 f
Glass find QueeHsware,
At tnrir iM staa.1 (tw I.Nnsi east tit the.
Ci ll.rtel whira will ie tne LAKe.KsT 1 V
mmi HaT AaAOKTJtLXT went of Saint 1
Wr 'wtirit a rAmtintaanee of Ihe uatrona e so lili-
rraily bi.it.fe4 upturn as lieretoforr ami nhall kitf
e. asiemim I ine wants a ail wtercufa of all
I
VARIETY AND CHEAPNESS
" "ill e aaenaalled t.y aav other bouse,
aawl we alaall tnkt it aa MlHeet far ra-tinners tn buy
thrtr fwte of aa. AEJtfsTKOXt BELLES.
11
tttm fattier.
rtrARE rPby K-abert raltersi.n. titini
X a WaHhiavdoa township. Larafettr
nimty, MtwMMiri. aa.1 aw.te.1 In-fore tbr
ttalrfia-art. Jasticc of ihr rVaee mT s-i..
a-lsr toBehi, ia saal riaiat., na tbr 4th .tar of
Setewilier. na. a nars orowa bine, with a slight
Maa ia tna tare, left atail f.it white B to pa-tern
Mat. Mm baa. is aa.1 ae iaeh his, fimr vears
H.I ant sarias-. an-t airatse. lo atiM mi
TT:iH.H. .i. r
.-rpt Itlw
She Vcdib Caucasian.
By JULIAN, ALLEN & Co.
I. JI'LIAX. AL1.ICX. W. . -HIKOVK.
Office Hors. fram 7 to 12, M. from t to 6 P. W.
TERMS:
j)n? yesr, in ailvniHT, J.50 : six mr.t!i-a, in
li.-i-mltti!i ! al tnl tTii (;nlt s r iif wi! .
CASH RATES OF ADVEKTISINCJ.
1 We 'k, 1 .- 2 3 4 H) 5 iki 7 .V IA 00 -!ti ttt)
2 ' I ' t". 4 o 7 .V 11 i hi -jo m) ; ik
3 : 2 - 4 ttr. .s ftfi 7 in) ft (m !" i r -J7
! Wen'T, 2 " 4 .v 6 , li t ! i-st i. H' :tit m
2 t iK' ; Iri S "!- A f ift (N) ;r iSl
3 M : 5 ttt 7 )iF ;n . ( is id m, m 4' tN
6 7 1J 1 i A iHr -jft IN .., tut .it IXJ IXI Mt -l
I Yr, ? IA w ir ii (k :! mt it ty t ,o lu w
JLjKi-Fray N -tiers, tn., !ii-rr! i-iit niuitiitl only
is f-rllfi, m.il iM ti f.-r rar.i a.Mitional ani
mal in thv sumr nolirr.
A''iMraIors' oticrs, 5 .x). Final Srttlr
airui N.ii-s. "o.
t,r"i-'Hai N--ii:t.-, -jiiirpiits ht lint? f.r Jlivt insrr
ami l vrnt-s vr liur lor rarh -uiinitu'tit iu
riion. j'Sj-rciiil N.flirrs. 1A rt-ntr i-r line. Trn !im. of
-w-liil iiiii:tv-il. (ihis or its fijiiivaU nr in
la. ntakf imh miliar.
; jA!l U'lvt-rti-M'iuriits f.r a lr- tiin than thrrr
mouth:, ntUft Im- i-atd in ailvaurr, uiil-s hy t-
ri il arraiit-iiH'til -lht-r is-.
J-l-'or murrirtf notircs. norharir. liitn:irv n-
f ifeffpo ltni-T in U-nsrth. or un!rr, say rvtiiy-i1v
--rls. uUlt-li-., l'i-rr:ovrrlh:it fi-U4:r, $1 fur vac h
trr t:i. . Ki'liiou- io?jf, frrr.
J f.ft,u V orK ol all km Is ilon- in lt-r-t styl-, on rn-
t.in iirv iy. at !' t ra-ti r:Ttt-3. rl rs so-
iit iirt, arol'itroitiptty alt nU il t-.
Uusiness Cur ls.
Tiiro n
TTtKK At LAW, l..-xinu'lon. !. Kt--ri.tl
arti-iiti.m t-tht rullrriiun ttM-.
l)ivr-tti:ariii and ifrtTtion r I.nl TitU's, t
runtiiui kihI K-:l K-i.irt- J.itii::i!ioii :. in-r:illy . in
l.ut:i-H ami ttitjoittint: niintis. -;!!if at w
rr'i M i;ml, rrntT ol' Main anil l.roaitwuy
Bill iT; STRTT0 A. t AKrCYI LWS
COIaIai:il:,
Cor. Fifth and Olive sts., St . Louis, Mo.
CO D F1S I I.I.l:t.K MoS IIILY an.l S-i-iin. n
iviiiu.iii-ui.: ji -i j
Holt r: i titn rou s i.t:.
HK-r-s: .vi k r.i;i .r i.. iiiin.iv .i t-si
anil Kifry aeres if laml. lM-;iti-l sevt-n
luile l'roiu !.eiit;toii. m the WarreiistMirEr
Kftt'l. i- iilTrii-ii l'.r -sih- at a l.v 1'rit'r, :iii'j-ii- f.
yutist'artory fertiis. It is well itiiirivt-t, htivinira
IxmmI lltiii.-e. ori'hartl. Water ami l.'ual. r'r f ur
ther iartirlil.ir-. a;.ly at Ihi- olliri se -ii; itn
riRT- i. f inn for s ti.t:.
Ior t- KK :: s.XI.K the farm ne.1 y Ti
n-ire Vimi.. living 12 miles iMiiheat "T
if l.eitr,2l(in. near file Salt ISnitl ra-l. IJ!
rntainlni abiMtf 411 arre.s. 1 he furin i mm i. . Si
su--e t i!ie nt iU'ihm, is snitalle for the jrrinvtli
"leiliier stH'k r hein. The improvements lire
fair alil et-li.-ive. .luiliallee of Hater irll the
farm for all .nvi es. Thos. t Youii. resii'.in.
on the farm ill how i! t anv one w i-!:in ti fur-this-.
".V.N ot M..
aits s tf As' iit t'or:-o. Yi.utiir.
rtniiroRti.r..
T H'U:HU.LK my farm. Ii im: IS
nines 'tiin'iiri 01 i.e I ills ten , iii:n t- if.;
mil-s i.tlhv-st if WaverK. ei.ntaiiiin t''";!1
'.ilu aerej of tile l:est iU:tUtv of l:iml mi.i
aerer in i-iilrii ation. 'Hie " imjiroveiiient.- rtiiti.-t
' a oiie-srory fraim- hoii-e. roieair.in three rooms,
a til'st-rate I'aru, liuiltiff oak aii'l ilie liuiliM i. ali't
ail of:ier out-ln'.;l.!:ns ,Imi an alt:rn'!-ini'e t
never oiilinu" war r. ihetroj.s will i-e .soii iti
liie farm, if le-iie l auirstf KV.W UtMi.
DISSOLITIOX.
THK FIKM of K. V N OI H.IiKt:, A f ". Tas
lis.,lvetl on the Tth f August, i.si-;. hy tihi
tual cmriit. All iteltt-H tin the roirem mav le
l-aiiltuiiilitriiartv. W.M.r. K ki: Hi !.r K.
Y.. VAX oril.l'EK.
K. VAX ;rH.IF.R will ronrinne the liiisiness at
the nil Manit, ami astd a tontiun.-iin:e of the j.alroii
are ol the late l:rln. 1''!!!
riFTY IMI.I. tltS Ri:W.tKI.
MY IHHK WAS l;ii:l;hl oil the evening of
tlie 4th in-tant, ani ainns other things, a
1'im KKT 11 HK was taken, roiitainimr aia-rsTal-naUlc
or.lv til me. nut! that ran lie ll-e-l Viv no one
else. I will fay 9l Kewar-I forthe Boot ami its
content-, sent to m, or l-rt with a frlenil, so 1 ran
zet them, ami a.-k no further que. tion.., or take any
U-al i-reeelirx against the robher.
' ort iow:i JOHN II ISff
ui;rs sT.ttiPixt.
ISKAIIilNii tMi:KollEK!Ni.
TTTE rMiKI;si;M:i'!:ikf tht, m llio.l to inform
their frien.1-. an.l the i.a.lies of this vieiiiity.
tliat tiiev have ri.nillier.ee. tne liil-iiie.-.! ol ires
MnkinirJ Slamir, UranHnaii'l t.nil.roi.lerv, :nnl
w ill lie hnpvv to wait fin alt those who nuiy favor
tliem with a call in the above hue. I'eif. 1 1 satis
faetii.n jriveii in all eases.
f "p-il. u-e 011 Kranklin .street, four iKkii-s west of
tlie 'Market.
,K-t lu:im Mrs J. 15. ft W. M. J l:f.N .
"C P. Ailen. S. W. Hyatt, W. W. Hvart, J. . B.Kaker.
HYATT, .1.I.C.' K CO.,
1-RALF.nS I
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
U ATS ASDi APH, Ji.M.s anl i
r tir ktns,
1 1 Ilii-s, 11 ttrH-tis wart-.
I.iuic. liatr. an.l m-nt. Al- in riitiir mi'l
i oiiinii.s-ion MiTi-hants, Nom, nar lhMt, War
rfnsnrsr, M. imiiitry I'rwiuc tak-n in x-hati.a?
frirNeiU. " M-t 1 ly
3Icrfliant IL'iiilois
LEXIMiTOX. H.,
H AS REMi VEl.iisite hisoM tam1. nil staii-s,
over the store iff t Ilolix. in Main street.
Has jt reeeiveil hi- sloek of
sew r i.l. tin i'iTi:R;ooDi.
FINE ERENt II LOTUS.
AsslMKKES AMI IMiESKlXS,
VETIM.s.
TAII.OK'S TirlMMi't.f. e.
He rest-ertfnlly invit.-s his ol.l i-iistnmers, ami the
imblif jienerally, to jrhe hi 111 a rail.
ril or:l a.-JT.t'.ni
OTHT..
THE ri.tVYKTNLI.Mi II" hfit-tt.iore xUtinphe-ivtrt-n
lrs. f-irfict-r Major, U now Ji-lt l .
I-IC- MA.IIS lw- tT.imcfl an ntlii'O on
Alain sfrt-tf, itr . l .fari-s .Irv
tT'etHts sfor-. w Iwre b i irt-iail to iwr-
! for m all t-ralion.s f rtaiinniT ! m-utvistry .
TrrCIt ln-4rrtrl a I hrapanat any
OIHrr in kf I ity.
!SITRor! AlltKt.sill Im almini--trtl for
Extrarfin-x Tt-Tri Without Pain. IVrsons who haw
hal tht-ir "IVfth Kxtrartt'il at tl- ollirt f rs.
H-m-fr A Msiit.r. .riiar:.tory to having Tt-fth in-?rt-t.
ami ail Ihe n-iial .rirr f-r fstra'-fina-, ami
vi-hin? to havt th-ir tn th instTtt-fl at Ir Major'?
ojlif-r. w ill liavr th-auioiitit ail for ftni-lin.
Irtltirt-! from tht iii-f of th yh whin roiitlt-t-l
e-r isti I v
flHE inlT-ifntt1 won hi infoint th ritizt-ns of
J l.f xi;rtoii ami stirronn'iinjr oiintry that he is
now rt-r:iviii a larjre supplv of
SEASONED LUMBER AND SHINGEES,
Cirfii-stin of
H in.? i in.. 1 in.. 1 in., ami 2 inrli i'lear Pine,
1 in. eeoli.l-Uale I'itle,
J in. oniuion I'ilie,
hile aii'l Yellow Pine HoorinjT,
White Pine si.linir,
I'ilie shinii-s. sawe'l .'in.t shaveit.
1 elar shingles. Sr., Ac.
fall ami see T.imilw-r ami .riies lief..re Imyiiijr
rl-sw hen-, as I wiii emleavi.r totive .-ati-l.11-ln.11.
inly Isif Unni 111 II.M.E.
1111.1. INsKliTa hi antifiil I'l-iir or f - .:
t Lower sit of IKK iil lor I en ll..!-!!-
lars. ami N. k xlra Charge for l.xlv:u:t--sm
insf tin-M Teelh.
Tertlt Rvfracfed Wi'lioiii fail
r.r tiik -sk i.r
Tiirxirsiois on;t:
Hr. si'l.Xe l.U iiriin.mU tin ,i i .;.
I.einl'l!, ami 1' l- iia. in. le expel-; ue. i.. i'
than any -li.-l ii twe eu . li.rf-loi- I.:'-i..:n
fj-terisi l in-1. it- fo uii i '... i ti.'.i-..... : ..i .
h.. never r.. ol i: y ..1 e:V.-et- i'r--hi i;.
5 j-Iir. ne r riT ::- i.j .
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE
. c. run t j. r. u.vi-L.
1KH E. IJ 41.1.,
M.imifurtiirerr of and le-a!rre in
llatns, Waeons ami isrittiKwral !
Iiuplemctifs.
FRA-KLI7i SU, LEXIXfTW". 5l!VOVRI.
TtfE ARK trefiaren tn fm-ntsh Plown nf everT
1 variety. We are 111 ikrrs of tlie Peoria, Mo
line anil K.K-k 1-laml iatter.is. otilile anil single
Shoiels, c. We are also avriils f.o- the uanufar
ture alwt sale of Ibe "lnir- t urin.r l.aair Plow."
This is lU-eiileilly thr best e.n-j l'W,w that has re
been invenlrit, anil la arranl. lo 1I0 gvinl work,
ornoalr.
Wr are asn-nts 6r thr sale of Rmwn's Champion
Washiua Masliine. one of the best institutions out,
anil the tallies are estieeially inviteil to rait anil ex
amine it, awl. if nreeswiry, te-t i Ufeefiiluess.
Mr M. . rule E, our aent. has i-hartre of the
.ale iteoartmeBt. an.l is fhllY anthnrisiil tn rransai.-t
any btk-iarsn nf tne lira, ami ia always reaiiy to
wait on nistnmers-
Wr also ito Hlarksmithint: anil Job Work. Plows
Wajfon.-anil Marhinrry retireil-
Tiiankful for tasl favors, we solieit a ronf inna
tiiin ..f iwhlir i-afromiae. WM.c. I'lfK K,
se.ui, M I. HALL
CONTIUVSTS IS CITY I.IFE.
From tlir St I.oiiirt Tinirs.
Out ol thr sonitd i;f ilif voirrs,
Away from tin- iioiy sln-t-t,
Win-iv lit' i-fvrl U r t h it i Us jcnl rt-joir !,
And Ihr i4li-a)ks tmiisr my ft-H ;
! itm wailitilf the -;ir ( Ih :u im
To thr rityV outskirts irrry.
Wiirrr n:y u if. is unttitv to hrar me
U'outlT thr toildim' d;iy.
I I ft hr ioon this nHim::tfT,
nl Iiltl Susie ;i-it f-:
All niirht wr had wnfi-hrd t!u clnrlinjff.
sn !i UJiti !l ;ts :;rt lits kr ),
-r h-r tVvrrish, r!iildi-h prattle
Otir flrarv rxrli.ls linit,
'Till tllf f:Arr VrUM-tl its l.Uttlr,
As rhr d.nvn with darkness Llc-nt.
Th-n with heavy heart I Malted
To ram theird::i!v hread.
And I hae toilt-d all day ore-herted
With the fi:ir onr eliild is th ad;
Though none in the shoo Here Ijiuver
To thr t he tiresome task,
M:e hour! ah. tor tin- tutor!
Slid 'I uould rosl my laer to ak!
Now- the ear is mr,vhir slowly,
r ilied w ith heart.s that do not (Link
f thr Trials of the lowly,
VA lu iiinn thrir jflaner skrink.
IH take my neat ly a hanker
Who has grained enough tt-tlay.
To fiorr it away to ranker
n tdd she die? audi awav?
The street ear? thnmier and rattle.
The laiup-irts lleek the frett,
" TIti f silent now is the prattle
That the father Ionv topreet.
I!e finds tliem alone in the rot t a ire.
The nioiht r ami -:dedead ehihl,
With no one to heed her rrow.
Or lo hear her stddditics wild.
They hoth then bent their vrazin
n the siuile-set marlde laer.
Till the tajter eva-es it Iduiit,
Vtwl darkness itr.sj es the ilace:
Itut while ttieir heart.- are Idei-itiii
In squalor dark and divar,
Thr t. anker's ne-t-i are leudiiv
l he dancr in his nuiitsion near.
St. I-o tis, Oct. 7, I-.. a.
History of the Doings of the Legis
lature. i;y Tin-: knti: r. exkttivk onirni.E.
In oonchision, we would req!et txwd
tanu'sllv S(!'H-it t !e 1ax-iavers to n a J ;
and instoct the Journals of tli l ist
session, and to hold their puhlie sr- t
vants to a riid acconntahiiitv for their
A . i . . i , t i
most in prece.ien.ea euaxagance ami
shameful legislation. That
lw ..i,-
'yj
us vuuaiious or estaiutsneo ami oriran- ,
ie laws its religious intolierance and
..'lllli .11 MOS ll'lllll ? l-V II-- V lOtill lllll j
of all jiarliamentarv proprieties and the i
uisreirani ot right, truth, honor ami:
justice, have won fur themselves an in-
tamy as deserved as the "liarebone's
Parliament." All this, however, is a
matter of much less concern to the peo
ple than a serious contemplation of the
efl'eet which their legislation will liave
upon the prosjierity of the State. The
jeopardizing, if not loss of, most of the
eleven millions of the railroad debt of
the State, the appropriation of fourteen
hundred thousand dollars of military
Iiontls, noii.'ly a bait million ff civi! an-j
propriutions, loss ot tho .'rrii ii!ttii;tl
i.anii ('runt, expense t the pvudii'-i!!
wealth ot the State, in the operat'inns
of the JJcijistry law ot' tliree quarters
of a million, a standing army in time
of peace that may cost from a half
million to five times that sum, a civil
posse ceslimc the State from one to
three thousand dollars in each of the
counties in which they are used, a tax
ation that reaches everything, hanj'in:'
like J'yptian darkness over the
hllld, the itlCllnd ill the nnn.l tr am.4
cmlouments of ottices, and a reckless
extravagance ht-forc which a!l former
expenditures pale into small projior-
tions, rsll the outlines ot a picture that
must appal the people, and, we fear,
will bankrupt the State and entail up
on us a deht that will outlive us and
our posterity.
We have thus enumerated some of the
means by w hich, under the forms ol
law, the leaders of the Kadieal party
have arranged to retain powwr in their
hands against the well-ascertained will
of the majority of the loyal and law
abiding citizens of the State. But they
have not been satisfied with adopting
these semblances of law. They have
irone farther and invoked violence
against their political opponents, so
that in every quarter of the State mobs
have h'ft memorials of the intolerance
of liadicali.Mti itself, and of the utter
disregard of the rights of the sovereign
people on ti e part f he leaders of the
l'adical parly. Uectnt. events go to
show that they have not abandoned,
and do not intend to abandon, the u-e
of violence as a means to attain their
unworthy ends. It is time it is high
time that the whole law-abiding peo
ple should command these leaders to
exorcise the malignant spirits which
they have heretofore evoked. If they
will not, then these leaders should be
hel l personally responsible? for the out
rages committed lv their ignorant
! dupes aiel followers. It will not do to
hold tne deluded actors to account among f ouu-ijerate prisoners in re-'Ier- " l.at are you ilomg at that win
while the guilty inciters are permit ted al prisons was much greater than Fed- dow!1 Where's your slippers lr" were
to escape. If (toy. Fletcher, in his era! prisoners in Confederate slangh-1 questions w hich followed, when 1 en-
harrangues, makes the deelaratien that
he is preparing "additional cells in the
peniteiniary" wd;e:cin to ine ar erate
e-onscieiitieus ministers of the gospel,
who cannot and will not take and sub
scribe an infamous and immoral eibli
gation an obligation which, it has
been elecnled by the highest judicial I geons of re'deral hospitals. We trust i J haued ove-r toti.e edge eif the pi
tribunal of the Federal (Jovemmant, that one effort, at least, of the repoit 1 a..a and took mv en-kiife and em
neither he nor his satraps have a right j of the Secre'ary of War will be to s'- j broidery scis-ors "niv only weapons,
to impose then the people should, and j lence the clamor a!ouf. the "slaughter j "Xov, Frank," I whispered, "if you
it is to be hoped they w ill, hold him pen at An lersonville," until this dark : don't get down ' imiiie-iialelv, I'll cut
personally responsible forthe outrages
ie".'10tratea by his Opponents, until he
1... 11 "W l.Tllil tl.K- (lltl -..W I.1S lilt. 'II I If ill
to carry tins threat into execut ien, jis
the threat was publicly made, if the I
Attorney (ienerai of the State will, as
he has done, declare that this infamy
.
was not el--signed to anpiy to non - res -
: i lent-' when they haiieii t
tilS
i tisyn iVieu-l , !c .the people h li i
! t i a rig: ! personal -ace-O'ictahiiity 10
1 he sl.al i:.stri;ct tho.-e whom Lis tii
re-iUit'es Jiini lo instniet tiiat. tin",' si
;.o
draw 1111 iiutii-tiMCtiis aii'l
.it
bonds -ii.ii 1'rsi'i'-'.; - who are u,
ptd.tii
;.--t.ents. li Air. f,. I'. k:-;.;. j
:.. he !i. !y d'.o invo,.-.-,
-htv (i'.i'i to rnisj i;p sonic llrntMs
ike dew n ihi; oiiicial hea-i of t ii-:
i I lovei'iiliii'iii wiiei ever I.c
,!
tO 1
i "c
si:
tic;
mre
1 it
the dir..
il. .
pt. a p(.!i-y i,.;t
iii harnio
(withtlie teachiiiiis of the teli spirit
.Missouri ra'ticniisii!, then tne peot'ile
,.f!
.1 -i i i . .. i . . .1
..lissoiii i suoiau ee.tcii noil tnai, tie sn.i.i ; j(t; u( , i;0 ol,i ,,;,.. vve ( n (j 0 , tiiiisl.ing loaches to her heaa gear, ami aristocraev, puntanism, and Aew J-.:'S- j lerminea 10 remai.i ant you o-.v.t tne -.
be held responsible, should any of his I Ull(.c.d:i tonal p.tr l iji e-f paroled eimfe'l- iny heart, sank for fear those inysteri- latid excliisiveness. " I rebels, as lie calis the Ui-erals, in arms ; -
misgaidedw ok h.j.per.s carry into e:!'e.ct : e...lU.s m0 UiCA. (.,;;;,. no ' ous artit-l-s had gone to tiieir duty.) IVop'e ai America, what tar you to against his ii n.-rn-ncnt. ... "& '"!", !-,' T.mrik.
(as recently has lK.-cn thl-eatene.lag.llli?ti a,v ,u. i,.l.,l;.,K, m,K.ain.' of the :'-V-'. tl'-re ll.ey were, on the bureau, this proposition And what W the! ; : eld. Mo., have rcce-.tiv .tiade the. fo.
at leas one elistmuished citizen ofonr' ,.ju.,i..rs , r ; i ..r-H..t.r :,, omi M:.s Me'bottnte toitk them anet press of our country to the idea ? j National a !LJ.!5iS51Vli!g. i , ..wmg saics of .a a I tu this t-ouutys
State,) his openly avowed principle ; : vi, v , , . , , ri : . . .slip;.. ,i ;,. l.er mouth one on Wxsihvitox. Oct. 8. The i.resi. fhe southeast .;arcre.fvtj..u S3.
that it may become asacreei duty to ; in;, v 0 ;l.v (-,,. (l n. ,,;la. ;.,h.il,.ll. , - c nil .;.!,-: 'J i.en I beheld a sudden The new volume of the British Boar.1 ! detit'ha- i--Hied preK-lair.ati..ii recom- :tTm?,11P Tui-2' t"",r
assassinate our rulers, ai e-e men ; ti r;, ...... i :. . ., !,.,.!.,,. ., ' iuicnm-ss to he-r tin e and the mxste- of Tra ! Statintieal TIW cive th I j:..- .t ... tlLj,,- tt.a'K.u A.-'( Hlmoi, t r :. if e nntheet
saouiu ne i-aiiui, uu muse, w oiuui,; ,,.,1,! i'ri.M ..,. lv, ,,1,l,c,..'.0 l a ',
that history daily repeats itself ; "at ; is exerii .g aii his e.,ei gies to earrv out.
incethe history of the world fg ! If to be iii f..vor of ail ll.oe thiics s
it has been bo less than a truism that 1 1 no a .(emocrat, then we are a elenio
Le who invokes violence does but set cra an eiriier and Zcalous eiemocra,
himself npasa prtl.ablerecipien'to. u- all the tune a elemocrat, andiva.lv to
olence. They shoulel be taught to i e-1 C(,-ope"-atc with a 1 who are Wiliing to
member tbat he who invented tne g'ii. -
t . i . .i....ii i. .i. :n.: l
iotine iiimseii ieu uy uie giiiiioioic, nun i
that they who bring to the b!ok;
through tumultuary popular excite -
nieots the hca!s ot their rulers mtener
than t!uy csrajio ;t !!;t on. thir wn
t'lirwr ly !:tvittir t litir hcftflsupon other
hliM-ks. " Wiiilo it truo, and the truth
shoultl lo iinVfsscl U' the nutnlsf
all, that it i the duty of nil to suhmit
thft.vsi'lvos t. hnvfiil authority, it is no!
less true that men wil! take the law in
tiieir own hrtiris and r.'dn-ss tiieir own
.vruiijjs ill tlioir own wjit, wl.t-n tl.i-ir
r::ici,.- n.t li- u t-s.-; tl.ciu wiion tliey
may. Iiu ii tinro may ll'i-s I'.' cxio(t-
1 wlicii t!i'c in iuiihoritv ue llii.s
! aulliorit v t t liortH'i uufo :m.l irrilo ts
i Ih jhtj'cI u;it ion ofri'at nililic wron-i.
Without any ijuotioii the jrt-at
mass of the i.ooji!e of this State desire
iiiul lahor for the restoration of or.ler,
peace and harmony. It admits of just , the family; her father's teeth were all
as lit tie doubt that these desirable re- j sound when ho died, at the advanced
suits may he. readily attained if those se of seventy. Sv most of the jeo
in authority do but do their duly in . envied her that natural beauty of her
enjoining upon their followers that j f.tmily a set ot splendid teeth, but I
there must be obedience to law in t he j learned paid money for them; aud
Mate, ami enmrce the execution ol Hie;
laws against Uio uisoi.edicnt. and that
without fear, favor or imrtialit Ours.
is a (tovernnunt of the people. The!
neonle have the ri vht to (li-Ii rniine the
policy of their (iovci nmciit and to ! XIls Melbourne's chamber, at that hoh
ehoose whom tl.ev wish to control their K"1'1"1 louse; for there they reposed
public affairs. Thev must he protect-1 1,1 n t'""','!' r of cold water, every
e.i in ibe .:;! isei.i" this rioht. I f , , Ii'ght,- .i a table lie.lr her bed. She
ra'iit id party i:i this State have a fa!r
ami leo-ii imate maioritv. it is t hvir
right to rule, and the majority, should
submit, as doubtless they will. I'.ut if, i l,:u o I'cnstici in ti;e names rattier than
as doubtless is true, this party is in a lot ,1k ""i'1 know ,ier strong sound
large minority, then they should 0 ! teeth decayed and dropped out in a sin
t:aigl.t that they must submit to the ' le l".I,t :
rule of the iiutpiritv. And, as it is on-! ,1"'u tl,,so i-'-' - Mack, glos-
lv through the advice and teachings f, f.v '"! i'eavy. She sported a water
political leaders that the rights of the ,all to Mls Aman.ladid, voluminous
maioritv can be cir. umveuied, it is re- !1S a".v 'r af 'vente.-n ; but the Wa
com mended to ail that the leaders oi I tertall, with its bea-lnct, deckcl the
the radical nartv shall be held to a direct
1VslMI
,lhl (.
.nv !. iiv -i.x- mi.. ..vow- .
and outrage perpetrated at;'aint tiieir j
oi ill t !:.! ii tin ii i lit I ..t t rnli I I
i ii ... - ..... - i
rulW j.ahvied to and exacted, and we
shall hae, what we have 1101 had in
i ... , ti
as"t!,(. true sovereign, with peace anil
-H-Qsl,,.'-! V,
L.,,,'
itv jierva.iiiig everv nortiou of,
In com -lu-doii, we advise.'"1" r1"--5) "- eni rounu
i .... i ,.,. ,,.,1 ,.-,..;. ,,i
I ,......! 1 ,....,! ..I .......: 1..
i .lll'l WIMI.'I V .ii I I V - I l IIIUIIM I UUI II lllllin
! . . .1
: ,t. i... ,,i- iv.... ,,.i;i..t;...
:iinl ! Hi ivi-rsi ii institutions ninl
god go eminent, everywhere, to com
mit no violence, invoke no spirit of an
Imositv, :.n 1 in all thing-, conduct them
i . -.- i. i ... :
-1 i.inil I Ui.l'ii ill l WO 1'1f. I' I
. . - ' I
.. i :t.. i . . . : i .. .:. . .
v iiiii; ui.ii Hi; iii.s, u i iiiul liillulinio,i
punish pio i.i.tlv and eirphaticallv each
. ii .. . . . t . !
uasiarniv aiii'in 11 10 suike tiown ireei
government.
i il III! ill 1 ID il Sil lCfc tie-
COUtitai'lUI V, l'cnicll'.l 'l"ili,r that IliO!
. -. . . t . . ...
! price of ''" ''' is eternal vigiiance.'
i ne ircaimoiit 01 I eucrai r.r.a LOEiea-,
tl;it! Pris0it?i3. !
Kr-.iil a N. v.' 'trk P;i.ier. j
ito! States secretary of War j
The r
reports that liunng the war, i'i
. ....-.....'
re.ieral j"f:so::ers were licll al the
South, of v'.i..m 2J..r7'i died there ;
while of the itiM.i'i'U (Jotifederate priso
ners he! I at the North, tho-e who died
there numbered L'lbU'. That is, I'ed-.-r-al
prisoners confined in Southern pris
ons exceed by (10,040 the Confederate
.iluiicis C'liiiiiiiieO tu n lI.i i.k-i
ons : an.l vet the mortality of the C011-
federate iivisoners exceed that of the
Federal by ;:,MiO.
These statements call for grave con
sideration. JIow are we to account for
this excess -f mortality among Con
federate over Federal pi'i-'oiiers t The
Federal prisoners were- removed from
a high, bracing, healthful latitude ta a
hot, enervating one ; and the Confeder
ate prisoners, on the other hand, ex
changed a low, marshy, unholcsotne re
gion for a dry and invigorating one.
The Fe leral government had ample
supplies of wholesome provisions, nour
ishing diet i.n 1 unadulterted medicir.es
for the sick and wounded, and no lack
of skilful surgeons ; w hile the Confed
erate government was hard pressed t r
coarse supplies for its armies and ris
oiiers, was utterly unable to procure
suitable nourishments for the sick and
woundi"! in its hospitals, and could ob
tain but sniff?! (iiiantities if medicines.
and these greatly adulterated, as the
Fe leral government had declared them
contraband of war. The Federal gov-!
Ai-iinieitt t..,, 1....1 .mit.!.. ii, ...... e.. tl.i
erect ion 'of spacious and e-omfortal le
prisons an.l hosiitals, with all the up-!
!. i- .i 4
iiiiaucvs re'iuisiie mr ine ii eservai mil
1 . . . .. . .
and recovery of health, while the Con-
federates wtre compell to use siicli as
they had, or to construct such as they
could, with little regard to comfort or
health. Yet, w ith all these disadvan-
j tages, the per e-entago of mortality
terpens. e think the matter cat's
loudly for eillicial investigation. Wo
do not see how this disparity in tl e
i i- i:r. I ...:.i .
iis i mv- i-s mn-.e't wiiiiiiiii ine- in - -
lect, cruelty, starvation, and such like-
"fender mercies, on tht part ot com -
m.'ini'ers of Federal it son 's and su: - -
j mystery in the management oi beder-
1 al prisoners is Cleared lll.
1 . . . . .
rni Tft. ,;il f , 1 11 T
Ihe iiOUl:VUle Joilsllll and tile DeaiO-
Tiil.-.a 1'irtir
J'
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1 .
am
n.l t
a I bird of
ten 1 oppo
'v, ii ii.e
i 1 - i','!-
I .. . . . ,
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ri 1. 1 I
1 th,
die
u r 1
1 1!,
i.l' L l '' is
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1; I -e.
el !
t i!C
we
in
il'V !o
lions
, ..f ail co!
ec'ia! limn:
'tl
. . '
; oo-operate with us.
: 1
- - -
"I would blush for shame if I had
; ever insulted er struck a fallen foe.
frm. firrn-an.
FRANKS STRATAGEM.
BY m. Fi.ii:M It V. KiH:nes.
n.M'i'Ki! i.
Art...- .n...t. ..... ...... r . H4
)L1 il 111. It Ls4 .111 ii'l'lll H tl HH I t
1 to iv. mill a , r"
racity on that point i1 nenera!!yood ;
na we will i hroniele her as four times
ten. Fori v suininori had left a won-
ten. roriy summers had left a won-
derful Mooni on he;- cheek or else it
derful l.looin on he;' cheek or else it
was rahhit's paw lihi.lv touched to a ! capiivated his hachehir heart ; and al- j deem myself irt unaie that a idetit
mysterious pink powder, in an oval j though he was lifty-tive, he appeared j has jiivcu me the p!caure ,f the i. !!
hx with lid ail covered with yilt ami ; s toolisL over Lor as my Frank did j iih yon tolav, :nd of parllcij.a-
French wonJs, and conveyed therefrom
to the sallow chendi of the youthful
Miss Amanda. Her teeth looked
splendidly. She said it was natural to
spirits that walk when
"Kight diivea alone iiy the hum-, has ruachel the
. - umlilleuf I he or lot," .
woiihl back me tip in the assertion.
had they taken an airy stroll through
: W!W
: stand
very T.rv'-tnit'unis ti. uluco tlw'ii'..,. '. 1 ..!... 1 .1 . ..1
. 1 . -
iu:ir her bead, in case of fire I
; suppose, for I Verily believe she would
! :","vs:u" 813,1,1 a'" ,"?-r,'t also !,,"
1 I". - TI...I
"t'lii- 'inu "lini
ltscd around the
iforesaid tumbler.
There was another article that min
rled with Ihe rroun of 4'inake-uiis," tin
; 1 i at s!a'"1- , t here vas a j.air ot them
I will tell you how 1 learned the
above. One morning I hail risen ear-
.11.- ...!.... i - i ... . . . 1 i
V ""Ti"" "V "'oo io ine
1 to lier sU elilliir-room Window. Il
' to i.er
i was
I
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'l'. "'" ' -' i-'
Melbourne had been so indiscreet as to
h ave her window open and curtain up.
So 1 opened the blinds, to bid her good-
ninriii il'. an.l t . Horror : iiiere lai.i -in
1
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o.ii ia. iv. w iiite-heaiieii. Toorriii-ss.iti.otie;.' i ,i. ;t 1.-..I .ie.........i ,.io
, . j -
''boektcss I might almost say, for there
were tiHi ileon lin!fs u ta.m ter .-I.....L-J
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I u.f.'ii .ar ii..i . i..l L- iw... I I ...e m . . l.
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eyebrows, and I hastily closed the
' 1 1 1 . . i- 1 1
! blinds f..r fear of awakeniin? her. ami i
hnrned hack to mv amirl meats. I he s
array on the stand had not escaned mv !
eve, and l ad I not seen them, 1 should
have been in great doubt whether that
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grcai grami-moiner looking woman was
.iiss .Mcitiourne, torty. orsoine ancient.
dilapidated relation of whose arrival 1
had not learned. Hut I knew the
teeth, the graduated beads on the net,
etc., 'lit what in the name of Art, was
that pair of things beside them?
Curiosity was strong at eighteen, so
"l-"lH' off m" slijipers, I irliilej ro.e..l
to i'Fr win.low again, Tina peered
through the I lmds.
Miss Melbourne was sitting on vge
of the, bed trying to shake oil" "death'
eoutiter'eit.
l.i- . , I . I . . . . r l,.,s a oi, I
giving musical littleyawns occassioii- '
any varying the pe-Hormance y stro
king he shoulder, as if ceiaxing off the
rheumatism.
At this juncture, my handkerchief
had almost elisappeared iu my mouth
and both hands were clapped to my
sides, to prevent explosion which
might give warning to the enemy that
I was i:i ambush ; for I was bound to t
discover where, that nair of near- !
shaped, gutta-percha articles went, on
Miss Melbourne.
While waiting for that denouement,
I beheld what surprised me still more.
As 1 live, Miss Melbourne reaedie-d
down and brought from under the bod
an artificial leg! 1 alwavs notitvl
I a fault about her walk, but I thought
j it an attempt at this Hirecian wiggle,'
so fashionable now-a-days.
At this juncture I was shaking visi
I.I.- ii..l fi.. hm.ilL-ri.hi..f tir.rt..riii..fl t
! luit half duty, for te-he was audible sev-!
eral times. J ust them appeared mv dear
i- i. i ... i i T
i rrai:i. m ine tan ten iriun . aim e-om-
t . . .. ..
menced pelting me with gravel stones.
I Saucy fellow ! to take advantage of my
J powerless position.
( 'tiod-morning," he shouted ; but I
oi.dv shook tnv head at him, and iilaeed
j my linger em my lips.
i joined snenee.
I Turning round to give him a frown
' and show my displeasure in the most
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; Site in iii.iniiei, a i viii iu nun i.iaiiii.ivi iii
up the trebis, say mg :
I --Ii there s a
; I'il see it."
nything spe-ial to see,
i vour fin-'e-rs and cliii vour moustaehe."
And as le was si ill rebellions. I suited
. I . . . I I . . I 1 1.1 . . 1
1.A ... .. il.n I ..... I . I, I.l. 1
I n.r 111 iiuu el HIV .Mini .ui-i.i.i'. .'i'.-".
j on ,hat (!o..r l,a,l iUl , ii,.ed off the
. . . - -. .
turning up hairs at the extremity 01
his niottsuiche.
"i'y Jove,'' he exclaimed : and w hip-
1 ii.e wou.nicd hand on
my span
eie:iu while wr.-uij-cr.
Ii I
t I "Taie him a srentie push
t 'n.it.
o ierai.iv accelerated hisiiovvn-
cmcht.
;r .i:nd he looked
h a'aftti.
ik i'e: gone ciazy :
s windows
a :e. low's
iiis ha. ids
slashing
w h.ske-rs.
aii-l
what in
Hi
r.-iiiik," i w hispered, go away,
o l boy. I am making a iliscov
x.A ii il on ail about it bv-and-
1
i !.;ic; I irippel to ihe blinds
l- blinds.
d ling the
.M
.vielbiinri.e was now a1
eas.'yj tst asan artist stretches bis can -
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.a.- iiiaiiiiur. .
llnl L.I nrxlleammt va I in 1
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All- trnmar imit I .tin mre. I Mv
- ii - - . j
hair all in disorder, where little (divers
in the blinds had eanght it ; my pet
bandk-!-' h " with if red stripe and
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I-i' ei . -it -mil ti:e lUl illll a lja.V Ue- .i ill' nf utafmwnt nf I in m.nn nt inn. r V I .. ,.l...l .. . A.- tile- f-:nc.; -i i . .-'---. --
a 1 ss - ' - I I -. m ..... eiii''. - ' " ' - ' ' - - m "i.l ' 'i , ,,. . , . , t
seen.led to ibe oval box. j of countries with more than iy.0W,OXt . thanksgiving aid prai t ti i'r all ,,,nou? f'' l-fir. ior.
rn:p!i 1" I ejae-ulateel, as I entered ! iuhabitaiitse-cordingtothe most recent his aien-ies and I enefus, ami lso re-! ,. "Tv i i
my own window, "she stret.-hes census: I nited Kingdom, 25M irson ! commemling that the i-opIe huml lv ! 4 ,0'',c"' l -', ' " V , , 7
her .l.es over them to paint more to the End's, sonare mile npoti an av- ,n,i devoutly imi.lore him to errant t, R-a,1r . Xi'l'i !"- V.r,- " - h
r1utei Iwiriler, very much retinMvl a
dishcloth ! hut it as worth it the
diKCoverv I had made va.s of iiieima-
ld value to inc.
f Kr;ivilr uiti ml' hii fitwl Amt .1
I .......... . . M ..v j'rv
- "' -
! hourne's lover. This w
I house, and Miss Melhot
as my unele s
.
: a a visit. I ncle Henry had met her
a a visit. I ncie Jlem
! at some watterin tdaoo
! at some watUrin? il;ie, and t-he had
over me.
She was verv rich, and I sometimes
thought her estate on the bank of the
Hudson, where he had visited her sev
eral times, weighed something in the
balance, with uncles love; but if so,
he did't I etrav. Thcv were soon to
lie married, and she had shown consid-j is lue to them that I should ie-iare,
erable authority in the house, whose j what I do here with infinite gratitica
mistress 1 had ln-en so long; and more- j tioti, that I had in my ranks lmne bet
over, had turned up her no.se a little tr, bnivrr ir more h vot d than the
higher than nature made it to turn, at i men of this and the aoioininir districts.
mv r rank.
1
. ii.- , v i 1 111; aii'l suit niiu v I .1 1-
prit." "Yes," she continued, "a grace -
less scamp: and Harry, dear, (mv dig -
nilied uncle, "Harry,dear I") if heis to
become a niemU'r of vonr family, I
Ihinklshall n back to Maple 'Hull
l her home, i and resiirnmv sweet horn-.";
i-.el or rm.L.i.t l,,.e.. ..i.i....l
lei., .roiit,,. ,.r;t s....;...r .'.t.:..i.
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round, and eoru hided to Iok over
r nil-'; tin's r. niiu rLiv Al iit(
burst of:
-I always did hate a West Point pop-
iiijav: tlu"re were several at Sara!..-a
I..'..' i ..i i'ii i . '.
iasi siiiiitui-r : out 1 it neer rrnt' inn1
' . . . - .
ei-nt ul mv lirr.tii.rlv tu
lll'l - ii s i f ii :ir-
ries him. I haven't a relation in the
world, but I'll found a hos-utah before
he shall sijuaniler my money after I am
gone.
. ikhmi ot tears wouianave loiiowed,
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: as it was. sue camel ner naii'tiiercliiel
I to h. reves. and .-ave a cont.Ie .4 bvs-'
j terical s.,bs that would have .hme j'u-
t ice to a tir-t-class actress on the stage,
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1 ..... iy. ..Mti r....n,.a'
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and said: I'll see about it."
. i ii a
. v ei e- iinnui--, mh- ami i, n om
. iini in .in.-in. ii j illl'l 11.-1 111.1 1 1141.
j.m uur iioiisi- ami uncle iiiseinnanien .
. . . 1 . I . 1 . j: . . . 1 . - 1 i
i That evening I unfolded our tiros-i
! . . . .
?...-t t,. l-'i--. i , !.- i.i,..i.- ;.. ..-.t.
manv a mililarv t.lan to route the en.-
mv ami .r..i"ii nnr ..I.l ier.niK.1 with nn.
e-le; for he certainly showed signs of
going over with the old maid in opin
ion, lie even called my dear Frank,
Mr. Thornton, on several oe e-asions!
Now, if there was anything uncle
de-spised, it was ele-ception.
-Iin't !" he exclaimed, once to me,
w hen he e-aught me crimping my hair.
You can't add to the beauty of theise
heavy black braids, by these frivolous
ral, girl."
And he was going to marrv a wo
man so natural !
What would he do
th tirnt ilium nf their hi.nevini.iii to
1 Vf - t .11 .... r. I
bald-headed, one-legged, blanched eve
winkers, an I without those the the
that pair of things !
C.wsi0 Hfjt teeth:
A good story is told of an old resi
dent of St Louis county, formerly one
eif her representative in the State leg
islature. tJnite wealthy at the begin-
mug of the war in a Missouri farmer's
w ay land, and slaves to till it he
soon found himself deprived of the lat
ter by our never, to, lie, Milhciently la
."1. -i i .- -f-
"A maeeless scamp," I beard l.er ' to then mv hcarif, It thanks for t!ie:r ; SS,,,K' n4.-e.--.i,.r, ex, ;
say, one cvenihir, to uncle II enry, "is ! conduct a soi.licrs. Thcv have il e ( :;1',- c-ondition, Icmi
that boy who visits Kate." Kxplana- ! I'roud -..t,vioMsi...-H t.f having per- ' du-aii-n. rel.irton, r.i.d:lyiii;
tion: Frank covered her p.Hidle with j formed their dutv to the State, and this : r' J'! -.,..-::t:i:ing wine line
burs, and Mi-s Melbourne's maid was i will I some compensation to thoni lor : I'1 " 'e-H-mS u
t,.-.. .1,, .,vir;...,i;,. fw.. i ; i il... r..s.nlt i,f t!. ..e ...l 1 .e ! ;;,A " ..'.-. i. and as a. ways wii
memeil l resmeni s preM-iamaiion. lwoi""' 'i'"i .-i.-i.i.
of his sons enlisted, one in the Confe I-
erate, ami ihe other in the re-feral ser-
vice, and the old trentleman. gettii-g
well alomr iu vears. made his wiii. To
the son who ha.l joined the fortunes it
Lad joined the fortunes if
I'riee and the Confederacy, he gave his' ares tor their widows and orphans. ; .j,.-.. i his ba-rel et nr; t to be float
land, to the other his negroes. The i The country and government fur w hich j iV : :Ul ,;j.:-;;r:.l p t. on, apparently
war over, each fortunately brought j they fought, like 1 heir hopes, a:e dea l. ; tl."i, .j; ,,. Vi aU-i-. 1 t e.k i.o pauieu
home a ragged suit, covering however, j and they are throw n on thecoid charity ; !;ir ,,,:,.,. ,. , Vl,..-j v?rv ( e.;r, when I
whole skin, and in due time had read
to them the will which conveyed the
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i " i-h.i "i i .- y --j," "i"-i .
! i . . .t'i i
in tune re-monsraieii -w nai emi
want of niggers?" "They Kvrn'f worth
an e-jaeulatory cent, and" he wemld be
if he w ould stand such nonsense.
'Bless von," said the old man and imt
exactly bless vo either, but that w ill
stand fur it "You thought enough of
the niggers to light f r them, and now
you shall have Ihem." When one of
... . .. . . . .
mv sons Hunks enough ot any thing the
old man has got to neril his'iiie for it,
' shiver me if he shan't have it
We don't know whether the devi-ce
has found his prtmert v or not, but we iio
know (hat the story is a true one, and j
one in which we think pater fatnilias j
had the !:et ot it. I hm.x.
Soldier3 and Bond Holders.
Soldie-rs of the I'nion !
I'ond Holders of the couiitrv!
A radical Congress exempts I'nitud
! Sl-it. I'wnuU ,., hiuLm von mwir men.
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i luni irilieil IUUI llvi:i I'l IN ".nirei. I lie
ri.-h. stin.Htrt the w l.oeiid not r
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to the lront, but remameil at home to
siievii'a'e while vmi fougiit. Instca I of
exempt in r ! ti 1 mlders from t ixation,
we asii the f.egisiat ures of the several i that 1 have been permittea to partici
States i-i the L'nie.n to pass laws ex- p-ue in ihese ho , objects, an I i p'-ay
emptii'g from taxation every soidier ! that oi nmy b'ess ti.em to theiul.s.st
who has lost an arm or ;e. or who was lex'ent o' voti" wis es. I tha:ik vo;i.
irfc-fcrwise e-riiiiilf-l in tl-.r .4rvic eif his
j ce-untry, till his j,roperty exceeds live
! thousand dollars. And also exempt in
ihl-.e manner and amount every widow
ho lost her husband bv the "war, till
narries again also the property
delrers' children until they are ofd
she man
of so
enouirh to earn a living.
Tlos would lie. and is our plan for
show ing tfi-atitude t tints who foutfltt
for us. Let ihe rich bondholders sup-
! p.,rt the cripples, rather than make the !
war cripples support the rich pets of!
; e:ige : Italy, 225; France, 180; IW -
; - . . . . - . - - : .
Kin. tin .tusina, l.l.) ; fianu iim ew
1 laa-:,. t-l.,.l 1 . rMeta.- lt . r!t.l
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11. l',,... . Rnaal. ;n t'o
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' rooc. 21 : Brazil. 3. The uopalation of
the eight above named State of the
old world cxtcc U 2T0.(KW.fti.
Speech of Gen. Wade HaMpLon. (
At a ineeting held ly the wolJU-rs o!'
Andersoiiviilc Iistrict for tlie jiurjiose ;
of foi iuii. a Solilier's .W iaii.'ii7 I
l ri 1U1 IUU. A Tlllil B frfl. Jil I 4i M I
,t,.n. aHe liai:ntoTi was W -aite-J i:l- 11
I ( n-n. Wade Hampton was waited i-j-i n
, ... . ..
: III Ta 'mfil:tl ;i'1 in 1 1. iv-
"ww :ii? f-j t ecj :
lUuihtT SV-e;tf of A n .- 1
ting in the ian-iable objects contempla
ted ly your meeting; and sceinii
around me inany of the hr.ivc men
whom it was m g-o l foiiui-c to com
mand during U.c vs.r. These moun
tain regions gave to the armies of the
! South some of our best soldier .and it
in your presence l oesire to teiuter
'l i i. .i i r .
' c.I r...e UI.;..
1 .-. i uo v a'jun-i tiiiiiivii-,
! suit, let us not admit that the caic of!
' was lmpistsahle and wrong. I ac-
J c pt the' terms rp,.n whi. h we la d
j down our arms in good faith, and ii is
j our duty to oi.sx rve these Ui n.s laiih-
fully; but while I do this. I shall i.cv-
pr SJIV thtlt III' 1 . . 1 lif.f r".r',,t ..,1 .,.
i side I h:ill t,..v..r 1 f.t.l ,.', Kin,. a
i .r..;iir ,et.e a,i,. .-..;i: T! .
) eausc is not to 1 e jiid"i ! y sueees or
, - - - j t j . i i .
make riht, or tratb, .r ju-tise. it
bs-s faiinre always imply evil, wronc
r falsoho.1. If the iusti.v of a an A -
i ..l..-.. ; ... ". ii. i l ii...
i.ni nisme milii. j im.iii. iiii;i-
! ' i i i ...
. '-a i csioa ..i...tii'& v.iiiii.a 1111. itj w
1 under tin' the heel oi the pprosor,
! nor would the Soutli be reduced ! the ; 1
! sad condition in which she fir.ds her
self to-l:iv. Jitif, sad as is the con-
' oinon n our ociom a ia:it. we mn-i
! nut. furs:ik it SI i,:,a in -...1 ill nil !...!
' . - ... . . - . ... . .
, .. A' . . '. .1 .
sons. i ou Know mat in icurs ii.-ai
are iust massed von regarded It c vonr
j highest dntv to'st.tnd by vonr State.
i Her colors "are nailed to" mast, and let
m .t'n,i ,ir t';i m.ii, i." i . in. i...e
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.1 -1 . -.. 1 . .
.iii.. vi.m-i.i .u, i ,r
i - .. ...........
at least let us go down with her. Jor
!iLu,..n. I ,e.... l ..;
, ..s.i . .i.ivui-ii'iu.i..
I - "Mr". hv . v i. .... . .. t
1... 1 .1 1 ...... . I....-
in ."sii.i iu ine ivniaiiii-iuiuviit i ia " ,
order, lieace : to help tie window an
! . .... 1 ,
u.rt.hat.H taa.l.. 1-v t!.o w.-ir. s.n.1 to ..,,.!
lieavor to raise our prostrate
id bleed -
HIT. .- .
We mav not W aide to do much to-! !e' -u are dtiici-eniiy eonMi
ward alleviating the suileiing and sor- tim' 'f " .Lt:t-ivi t by e.iucati.M.
rows of our people, but w e can at least j ai' 1 ,iU,"V, a" 1,'' J" '1 a" t be made
take our share of them.and thus lighten i v' hi' !l :'i'l,i.k, uihtreut
the general burden by distributing it ' 1 ecrui-e The e-irenmstam-o-. it.
ameiiig us all. To the accomplishment Nli !:,,v,r,'f ','V!','"i ,s ro"
of these objects the Lighest that ia. : sl-'-vc.y tiijuied t-. thet,,.are mtimt.
triotism can inspire 1 invoke vour , " v,'r--
e-arnest eo-e peration. It will re'iuire "!,r. '' tI 0 1:tw.iJ! 1,,,:,t !"1"uI 1 ' -,u
all vour energy, all vour strength, all an' rea-ouahie, .or.id vyomot pea.
W,?'i:r'ayo;7te:" --v zfc
ean exnect nothing from the (iovern-M the w.-ong-e,er. Jmt it is qun
. . . . . . .
i meat eit the
1 inteJ states, whatever
: iart v may be in Tiower. 1 he Corvcii-
1 he (Vrven -
I tinn -it I'liil.j.iah.lii'l i lif r ! Vril-lh
and Sonth, l.urving the Past, were to '' "I- , !":':!' 1 'l1"11,' re-jwci. i
re-estabbshlilrtvMaiav.lraternitv !'!' "f-, tl.cr .a-neiers ar.
has declared the platform upon which ! P".ky. a!"!. ,"f:,:,v oWnt.
, i. ..e.,w- ... s.. ... ti. i hus tne uiiiiormit v 1 tne laws of tile
th r.iiis.i"-,T i-.e ifm x".s tu .iti-tl:i i
next canvass. In the declaration of j iai.l, u-lapte 1 u. ih various exTgeiwies
principles whieh compose that platf. rm. !": f'5''"'1.' '.n "'';"--' V"1' V.1",'
1 see it announced that the brave sol- '. os.i level ,.1 ejualuy mdi-
diers and sailors who sui.presse.1 the i ; b. lween wi,..m t.aiure, tram-relK-llion
are entitled to the thanks cf.'"--a::l " ' crenmstamt-s,
the nation; that the debt incurred i j h-'ve created xviuesml oi-vmus dif.er
that holy crusade is to he s acre 1. and ' !l,''-
that all confederate debts are null an 1 ' ,. . ,
void. We Knsion the men who forged ; ilEKtld Ellig ia Citusu otomacn.
our letters; nut tne soia.ers ol the
j South men with empty sleeC4 er on
cruici.es, mii.u as aie mcu ai.-u.M me
! now are to be branded as outlaws,
t rebels and traitors. Nofoster'.iighand
ol a paternal government soothes or
of a paternal government ootl.e or
i of the world.
Jt is our UU.y to eipen
our hearts an.l our ha. kis to our niave
I ,f is:i !.!.., I sollicrs mid -:ire for t !:e lam-
- - -
i ;it., rf.r . 1.. ..... f"..l! in ..i-i. . .U.....M
mes oi .n.. .......... ... . u.
j hat ever may have bce-i the result .f
! the cause in which they fe 1. vem-nv er
that they died for us, lighting, as they
j honestly lielieved, to make us live,
'1 -ey ofl.'iv.I Uji their uves a wiii.ng
sacntit e for t!.e:r country, ami sl.a ae
I o't the man who wo:;i i not l.esp th-' -e
! who have ost their all ia oar hchHh.
! r i .. ii . I
a -"a.i m-u-r mm t:i i..es. i.jiji-i am
! brave soldier who stoo 1 l y his banner
i to the last, ll.o igh that glorious ban her
' may be forever lurie I ; tlio :g!i now
I Tlr-re"s n it a tn iu to w.tv i.
Atl't th'-n-'s not snul s.-ivr- it.
And t' e ' -1! oik . f to htvt- it
lit She hliaiil hieh h-r.ies g.ivi- il.
'Tis true that we have but little Vl't
! to us that we. are imnoverishe I bu'
jwe can, at least. share our pittance
with those w ho have lost their ail. To
record the names of those wh.-i have
fought for us; to perpetuate the liistorv
U.ftho. o-,.lla.,t tk,.tfire-i livimcSln,
: . . .1 ' , ' ... ......... j ... :
. . . . I
: lt UV COIHIIIOII e'aiisc , IV e:..-n;iiii ai'i . i
.hA4r wh.e,o tirote -ors fell in li e war. '
I . I :
1 are the nob.e
;iriio-es f vour j'r jnose-i
1 Associati m. I wi?h Vol f"oTj-.e J in
I ihisg hmS work. I c mgra'ulate mvelf
; o--.t'o-ni'! li.r thi 1-inr'i.sv x-ou !invi
ex endc I t i me. and for the 'kindness
with wS i::h von have ree-e'.vei ac
The so-calie I Literals
have qua.-relic I among he-:idve, r.n 1
Ortego, one of the t-li.ci's of that pari v.
! has had Linist'lf prewlaimed l'resident,
i in oppositioa to Joa.-Vi. This, oi
' eoure, will streng'i en Maxim.liati,
f oeela-e 1 at a feie, on ri e Kth t it.,
t'':,t he had no intention -t leaving
Mexico, but, on tie contrary, was eie-
t i.t-
it.lorr h:in to irra
lour National c-oum-ils an 1 to otir whole
. .. ..... ... ...
: twrnii a inu that iliviii n.s.loia Wliie-li
i- i t. ..-
ai'iue i-ziii ten . l 1.1 ' , a im i i : . I I i ir
1 e .1 . "
we eii an c- i. i
" a !
! The jiea-antry in Ireland ne ,.;.'' i
l-nth to cure '-n-un-'- tion.
-Eiitiality Difjic the Laar."
I- lifli Irt- i V TwHITI- " i. -
V,- l--l:-r I'r. 't'aiiniii, r.f No
Ki.ia'j.h t:rt n-ej this popular phras
' , . l . . . T .11. n .1. 1
as prTM-r! sr. pr.i-Jiii!:?
:.t.ul .r1,-,ii : . ;mV; Mr
' i. :
... , ...
IIi:i;mit li.ru .t 1 r.. miii ik.i dtl
lViili- ivaliia, i;i ll.t letter i p.:i ,whi L
we h:tve already iji-cl 'Ill:e comment-,
f in tin- wa'-e 'I this d ib
timruished t!.e'i-'i'::in. a;-i siK-aks ;
the .
law.
ua.ii v
i I lie i.c;
lore the
us the LiLcst dcVtiojicnieiit f
i.!i.-::!
iurii-i-ii-ieii'-e. We wish bin;
-. i ii.e ;:-i fiver
i' -iir iiiinds.
ilii iil.ra.-e is more soitori.t;
tnan Jtn-
iigioie. Were thr ovcrnf:M iit oftl
("iiiti-1 St: 1e , i jMiii r.av, to passala
that aii liM-it, of all ra'c a:id color
and f Initii scxt-s, wi re e jiial. tht
wini!. 1 ;! 1 e c iual by JawT i. e., I
th authority ! ti.e ivi-r;iing piwei
bii winild s' ill be fncpial in fact, ever
whit as i,ii; ti j as ti.ey were bvfo
ti;t ens'-tment. 'i I M ould be t!
if' :?! rs
i ex -t, t ' 1 1 - tli ; oi 1 line.
,
,. !s".l'l,!'' 1 "J5-?"? Ut? to e9" ri'
" ...... ...v.. ......
'a'i"' erv won,. the iactthat
. l1 -' " l-c 1'1,t'n lJ"'
i i"''"' ""' 'oa"oii-rs, the Ciergy .h i
' V' j-e. s.;.m -..u-.l t.rnum on pre-
'. 1 '-e --Ol."- "!,
in re-siH-el I
Irani-, rltaraetor. goous.
rii:ts, lios-
: Tion an 1 1 he like ? io t he ii lVervne.
nhii-ii .vist h "natuiv.and the IM.hlic
i.stltt.tii.liS ! tl:
would r
j . 1
'. l'1' -'
I l"":re l r 1 :"' s'.lt,t;ed itself I
1 ,!1'1,v:' " N" r u '-v :,:"! U"JM1'US an '
! . ' ''i".' chici-i. -
i l i'latn.
ii, gross w-re t
- '
h '.aw it:ai a.i .ii;.-r.i-aiis stiOUli:
. i oK a.k'. tti ii aoik4? speaic in th
same t ti e .f vo'.ee, v.riie the tytni
. ban 1, b- -.ii:ii! v beaut if jl. talented an
a 1 1
it te. they wusiiii 1lii-i!. to l-e sun
jUal by "aW, jti.d b,fm.- the lav
wi'tiM the i.i'A" bung alsnt lb
:t;t
! "in?!l!,-r U'M 'V!"i "! T-i,','-":,-,',-l'!atl0
! 01 ,U' 'ci-'isiator . J.v lio mem s. Soei
i-'' '"' exist a ,h.y inmer sc.ei
' -
l ill -.1-1 .-S vicil
. , ,- . (l , 1 .
ere.- 1 ::i! ui l,ii- h..l.!.l if 1'V- i-;l
, - ,
i -u" a ' 1,1
i 1-ect nature t bear Itc mandate, nun
-tan iv Cum
t
ils l.:i.i;j.g.
a:,"i!r '.u li.e plira
If 1 here is ;,
I:-.
(j i at sdi. it is inu-nded fi convey the idea
that tn-s l-w .l tne ..m.l vh;i.
' " -'' ''t:-.v 'pon a i .
I..14JC. - .J ii" ..tli'fi.t. i.llt ll?:c i it l..ci.
1 ...-t ,. II .. ...-..,. 1. 1 T...T t !.. ,.m Is
; V . , '
1 si" '!''' oil!- iniioe-eiii m u at.
. '"C C
auiiial, r tual they Miouid no'
j er.rrosTo.'!e;it of the Cincinnati
( . ..rrcsfMHi Te
j (,..-,! f i.. ,t itist., y
While tSd.ir.g for driit tc..el tLis
i-."rn:! :r, t e-tr ti e M.t-.ne lLtiiway, I
ciiant e-i o see an e'tnp'v u nir nari-c-
: ,!,, il river with
: ji0.,rj,, . .j,,., ,),
river with t-T:o
,!.,,., ri ,.!.!K-.:..-r ilv,, !;,rse! I .,.
. UIK j..,,, .K t u, , vt l0V
i : . s . t i .. ..
skill' toward the
o !e it, when I
a tiige monster
! ;vt .. ii.ri n- t .i i--j
! - .
, ,v;r; ,,,..i'im.;M j,.,,
; (fin (lt-u, irv-: g : e.sj,- from Lis
. e;,:il;i,...j,e!,. ' i ii n.? li.-tteiv towel
tIJl i- j,. ;., . i., ,:. r, a here, wilh ti,e
f i(t ;: ... , -,-;.. I s.i.--eeJeei iu set-
. It .
i.-t :-e. 1 eves Tt Walk:
:.ild
l.e.iian l s'iinne.t
i w; l U j t.Au,e , fej, onach.
. iit.it i w..le i t;,,,M,i ,B
tail p-K kcr
:,.ut ti e
1 ..,.,i , , ; , r y
ii.e i"a mIm'I' liolijr
n'l'u l-iher. 1 'h-ii-
,ei it. an.l. t i
i liiaurni.i ri
lnV :!s-.iliIlil:icliT, lolint
ig a't'l a two dollar Xa-
:tioiia! ii..i note II-M-kfird, 1 line-is
i I t-
k ti:e ri;! ' lo -y. ertil iewelers in
i ti e citv. w ho vah'v- ! i' u sih(." It cvi
'J ii'Ji l-bmci to tns y for the
i p ie..el-4.'ook i.ad a siiiun chaiu attached
1 ( . ,
, ,,t '" (
1 1 it.
n i:?y be seen at the TiXa-
inc i;.i:itts;y ";;. ,-. nt e e a n-iml-e- or
;e:itie:i.e.t ca.i
le t ; I y t
;:o-t,;K
: e alwre
-li-ta.
1 1 a'-''
Tjj. liatlsr, I ; his Ji.Ha-.kp'iia Cf n
ve i: '..ii s-p.-e-.-h, said, bad t.ot the :-
.-- f 1 crn'i'l. the rc-sn't f the
war would i.:iv- l-con eiiccreetr If
liitle.- t the ii'iiii), -ij:;,t million or
l.s of S-:utl.e -!i a en wniiki ha-.e whip
tflti.e twe.ify .e tail'; of
Xor' herri-s. n:;e l. as they were, by
b.or!oT r.re"ter. onipomentarv.
' ;!!' iV:it t his oith'
tra '- --- ' I
A i rT-ii
"U,
rc"c:vlng t tl e
s:a?e:m :.t, ec'ic i n-a b.sihnt mot e ham-
' p gr.e is a-mnaiiy -.M ti;a;i i.e eutira
champagne .3.trjcr can ru;se, answers
ti nt the annua! exjeortatV-r. is !),()(,
(0 bottle, on'r two-Third rf the an
nua' cr ip of Tiv e'istrict. I:j"i.fi0,m0
bot'lesavo -he-tvforreoiit-nme-i at bonie,
and the total -v-w t b w ,0t)0,009 ImI-
kee-ps n'ckiu
Ves, tr.timi if i- f.bitf v an irri-
ItatlOIl O tl e pa't.etlC tl.iaUOII OI Ut9
mm
JOplslHnOi t I.C Ci.ta. Tiitn.
-Ti ere. tj'.w. th s what l told
reeky; but she l.wcj ii a or
l"ii'J.. "
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