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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
District sk New llIaye,3g,s :,
Probats Court. .Janusry 2a. 1853, {

Probate Court. January 90. 1852. {
Pom the application Of Seth Calhoun. IF
- the town Of New Haven, showing 10 this
Court that he 10 parent and natural guardian
to Harriet E Calhoan. SarahsJ Calhoun, and
Juiia Calhoun. minors, and that said minors
arc me owners OF the following zeal ,esiate
situated in the town of Washington. viz IAN
Undivided interest in certain piece Or parcel
OF land bounded north By highway, easterly
by highway in part and IthieL Hickuk in Esri.
south by ithiel ,Hckok and highway. wesier.
~ oy highway and Alexander RYAN. being
the homestead Of Daniel Calhoun, deceased,
Also. in another piece. c0ntairiing about
80 acres, bounded north by Harmon Calhoun !.
east and south by YouHgs EHiot's heirs. west
BY highway and Harmon Calhoun
Also, IN smother piece containing IL acres.
called the David lot, bounded: north and
west BY Reuben Calhoun, east by highway
sonth by Sheldon H Calhoun. =. x
Also, another lot in two parcels, divided
by highway, Containing about SO acres, .hound-
ed 'aorihioy Samuel Averiil and Anos: Hal
lock, east by Amos Hallock and Shelden RI
AverilI. - !. 80 -
Also. In another piece called the Swamp
Lot, bounded north by Baldwin's land and
sheldon Il Calhoun. east by John Eenn.
south by Youngs Ellioit's heirs and Alexan-
aeI Ryan, west BY Alexander Ryan.
Also, in another piece called lac Cobbls
bounded north hyethe river. east by Young .
Eiiiors heirs, west and ,south by persons
unknown. The whole interest Of said minors
being valued at about two thousand dollars..
and showing just ard reasonable cause for
selling said seal estate prayi inc for 90 order
and that he or some other meet person be
empowered to sell the same, as, per applies
tion on file. dated the 22d day OF January.
1885, more fully appears
Oraersd-That the foregoing application.
| be heard at the Probate Office, in New Haven.
on the 9th day OF April, 1853, al 9sa'clock,
forenoon--and that notice thereof be publish
ed in some public newspaper nsar.the place
where sucn real estate lies. three weeks sue.
cessively, at least six weeks before said time
time assigned. ya<'r- X { e. :.
|, -. FkEpER,cK CRoswELI, Judge.
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M The Baltimore American cons
needs % those who feel disposed 20 lay
violent hands On the - jewel Of the AnIiI-
les" the following fable. The story is
full Of useful warning. The monkeys
belonging to q certain keeper Of wild ami
mails were usually coOaued in line of
narrow cages. each Of which had pan 10
the centre of lie front, which at regular
hours was we'll filed with food for the
tenant; nevertheless IL was observed that
when oil the monkeys were supplied with
their messes. scarcely any one eat out of
his own pan. each thrust his paws through
the bars and robbed his right or left hand
netghbor Half that was seized was split
and lost in the conveyance, and while one
monkey was go unproftably engaged in
Plundering. his own pan was exposed to
similar depredations."
y George Peabody, the celebrated
London merchant, has given $4,000 to-
ward the proposed Grinnell expedition In
search of Sir JOAN franklin.
A WILD CAT CAUGHT By A LOCOMOTIVE.
"A late number of the Philadelphia Sun says
that on Thursday. the train cf passenger cars
from the West. while passing along the front
of the Tuscaroaa mountain. short distance
above Millerstown, Perry Co., ran over large
wild cat, breaking three Of its legs, nd
preventing his escape. After daylight he
animal was found and secured. The cat
doubtless had been drinking out Of the JunI-
alta river, when. frightened by the fast com ing
train, il attempted to retreat t. retreat to the
mountain, and was caught on the track.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
ARTICLN OF ASSOCIATION



DE it kpOwn, that We. the Subscribers,
- hereby associate ourselves a. n body
polite and corporate, pursuant to the
provisions Of the l%th Chapter of Title Sd
Of the revised statutes Of the State Of COn>
necticut, entitled Of joint Stock CorpOra.
tons, and the following are the Articles Of
our Association and agreem0ut:--
ARTICLE 1.-The name Of said Corpora.
ton shalI be the UNIoN TRADTNe Con-
PANY."
ART. 2.-The Capital Stock Of said
Corporation shall be 5000. and shall be
divided into $50 shares Of $25 each share.
.ART. 3.-The purpose for which said
Corporation is established 10 the following.
viz.-TO do business as RhOlesale and
retail merchants & 10 buy. sell and deal 10
all kiads Of goOis, wares and merchandise,
and articles necessary and conyen lent for
the prosecution of said business, aud gem
orally to do ALI things Incidental to said
business and necessary 10 the mana cement
Of the same. Also, to buy1 sell or deal in
stock.
ART. 1.-The Statute Law OF the State Of
Connecticut relating to Joint Stock Corpora
lions Is hereby particularly referred to and
made part of these articles, and this Cor
poration hereby established and orga nixed
under and pursuant 10 the said statute law,
shall have the powers and proceed accor-
ding 10 the regulations described and specs
fed lherein e >t....~
ART. 5-Each subscriber to those Articles
agree to take the number of shares annex
cd 10 his or her name Ofthe Capital Stock
OF said Corporal ion-each share to be $25
as aforesaid, and 70 DO paid for by install>
ments as the Directors Of said Cooperation
shall call in the same
ANT. 6,-The said Corporation is essab-
lished aud located in the village Of VIM
stsd. town of Winchester, Litch6eld coun-
ty, State OF Conneciicut.
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DI e D..

In Colebrook, 5th inst, Mrs Rebecca Rock
we'll aged 70-relict Of Reuben Rockwell Esq
and daughter Of the late Colonel Bezaleel
Beebe Of this town,
In Waterbury on the 23rd ut, at the resi-.
dence Of his grand parents, ThonS, son o.
Charles and Jane A. Goodwin, OF WateIto.vn
aged II years ana 10 months.
In Waterbury on the Seth instant, Dav is
Gril'ey, aged about IS.
In Plymouth Hollow, on the LIST inst ant. o
consun ption, Mrs. Elizabeth E. wife Of Rev.
James Averil,, aud daughter Of CkarlesA. jed
son, OF N Hav IN. aged 80
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At Court Of Probate holden IL SagfsbusyS
withinand for the District Of Salisbury On

At a Court Of Probate holden IL Sagfsbusy,
withinand for the District Of Salisbury on
the Oath day Of January, AID 1885,: .ss.'ss';'
Present. JOHN @. MITcaERE J ESQ, JuGERe.;
T1HIS Court doth direct the Administers.
l. tors on the Fstate Of Charles C.. Ktea
late Of Salsburyin ssid district deceased, sea,
presented TO- be lDsolyent. to give notice 10
all persons interested in the estate Of saidl
deceased. to appear .tif, they see caase,)
before'he Court Of Probate, TO be holden al
the Probate Office in said district, O1 fhe 7th
day Of February 1888 at lo;o'clock IN the
forenoon te be heard relative to tie op poiht.
ment ot Commissioners on said estate, by
posting said order OF notice on a public Sign
pos 10 said town Of Salisbury nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt. at,d by
adverilzIng the sane in newspaper publish
ed in Litchaeld Certified from Record,
JOHN G MITCHELL. Indka...
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THO rent for term OF years-A Store, two
l. Dwellings, FIGURING, Saw and Plaster
Mills; they will oe leased separately or togeih
er; said property is situated in Stanford, Duch-
ess County, New York, in a populous n ibh.
bourhood about 90 miles from Poughkeeps.e
and Rhinebeck. For Further particulars ems
quirs of
WADSWoRTH Lite hfield, Ct.
or E P THOMPSON, on the premises
February 10th 1853.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
District Of Kent. ss.

Probate Ceur:, Dec, 9Th 1852.
NSTATE Of Garfield Lopez, late
IL Of Kent, in said District. deceased.
The Count Of Probate for the District of
Kent hath limited aud allowed six months
from the date hereof forsthe Creditors OF
said Estate. represented insalyeDt, In
which to exhibit their claims theFeto and
has appointed john ~. Raymond and
Ralph Prutt, Esqpires, Commiss pners to
receive and examine said Claim: Certi-
ded BY - 0'
RUFUS FULLER! Judge
The Subscribers give notice that they
shall meet at the dwelling ho1sb Of Ed.
ward NJ. Judd in Kent in said district on
the 18th day of January and the 25lh day
Of June A. d. 1883 at ten o'clock in the
forenoon. on each OF said lays, for the par
pose ct attending On the business Of said
appointment.
JOHN N. RAYMOND.-l Commis.
RALPH PRATT, sioners.
All persons Indebted 70 said Estate arc
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MARRIED.

In this town, on the 25th ut N. A. Moor,
Of Kenslngton, land Ann Maria Pickett.
At Great Darlington. on the 3lst ult., Mr.
Eenry Loveridge, of Salisbury, CT, and Mis-.
Sarah flaming.
In Cornwall. BY the Rev. Ralph Smith. Nj
Archibald Bennett TO Miss Augusta B. Kim
berly.
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Wrohate RFrnrN.

Al Court Of Probate holden at Kent, within
and tor the District Of Kent on the oA,h
d"y OF January a. b. 1881 .. -
Present, BUTgs Fuller, Esq Judge.
ON motion of William RsbefTS Asisainfs.
~ IAtor on the estate Of Edgar RSbeFss ,latv
Of Kent within said disirici, dFcesseds IA Sis
Court doth decree that six m6niiss:he alEyesfia'
aud limited Tor the creditors of said ssfate h,
exhibit their claims against the same ID he
Administrator and directs that pubtis e.
tice be given OfahiS order By adgersiSing Id 4
newsPsPeA published in LlIchfeld and ~
posting copy thereof on the public sign posi-
10 said tOwu OF. Kent nearest the place where
the deceased last dwelt 'f
Certified from Record tsi'., :.
RUFUS FULLER, Jadgs.
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FOR SALE.

PROPOSALS are sOlic tied until the LIST
Z OF February for The erection Of a Stone
Dam for the Washinee Company, to be
$50 feet long and avarase about IL feet
high.
Particulars aud specifications given by the
subscriber at the Office Of the Company.
M. L. GRAHAM.
Salisbury, Jan II, 1853. 2w
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BOUNTY LANDS,
WIDOWS AND SOLDIERS d..

DY a late Act Of Congress the Widows and
ID minor children OF officers, non commits
stoned. officers musicians and privates. bo,h
:eguiar and volunteer Of the war Of 1919 and
Of the In:ian wars since 1890, are entitled to
Eve years half pay.
The Widows Of all revolutionary pensloll>
ers though married since 1900 arc entitled to
pensions. My terms fer procuring pensions
art liberal, aud my facilities such as TO guar
aniee success. would invite all persons who
NAV have claims on the Government 10 give
me call. All advice free OF charge.
HENRY B GRAVES, Attorney at Law
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sPA:Y. 1YOlTR .BIELS.
Fire. Insurance I

VTVHE uhAsrsigned being .daly, spp0iAteA
J. Agank tse The Western Massachusetts,
Fire Insurance Company, il now prepared 70
receive applicaaions for slmoet ell kinds q
propeBaHan asAvOrabls teEaa % any reapoa>
sible asoek company. l-
LiIeAAsld. Ostobss elsesS
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Store Stand For Sale !

Store Stand For Sale!
THE Store, House, Lot. and appurtenan-
ces lherennto Belonging. situated in
Litchfeld three doors ives. of the Court
House, formerly occupied by Lyman j.
Smith and now occupied by H. B. Richards,
for a Grocery and Provision Store. is of
fered for sale, and will be sold cheap. The
terms of pay ment can be made easy to any
one who wishes to purchase. Enquire Of
LYMAN ]. SMITH, or
GEO H. BALDWIN,.
Litch6eld, Jan gath, 1858.
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I'm the l2thOr 18th Of January instant
" a pair Of Gold SpecsacIes was lost
in this viIIage. They were incIosed y Red
Leather Case. The finder win DO hherAIly
rewarded By leaving them at this Oflce.
ch6sId, January 81, 1859.
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Annual Stockholders Meeting. :

Annual StOckhOIder6 Meeting.
NOTICE is hereby given to the .Stockhol>
IN ders Of the Housatonic Railroad Cons
pany, that the Annual Meeting of said Cons
pany will be holden at the Company's Office,
IN the City Of Bridgeport. on Friday, the 25lh
pay Of February, A D. 1888, at 9 O'clock. P.
M. for the purpose Of electing Offices for said
Company for the year ensuing and to do any
other business proper to be done before said
meeting. The transfer books will be closed
from the 22d day Of February to the 95,h in.
elusive. By order OF the Board Of Directors.
IRA SHERMAN Secretary.
Bridgeport, February TIN. 1858.
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Wn EREAS. my Vile Bridget Keenan,,
w has LETT my bed and board witnoe'
just cause, this 10 70 forbid all persona lreet-
ing hsT on my account, q will pay no dse!s
Of her contracting after this dste.
ist.,s -. PETER KEENANS
Winsted. January 81 1889
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10

@D"NA-E0N1~
THE Donation Visit TO ihe Rey H L Vail,
4 :: FoslpOned to Tuesday P. d. aud Eve-
ming the 18th February insFanl.
By order Of the COMMITTEES.
Liteh6eld, February Slh 1852.
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Bridgeport Power Company.

Bridgeport Power Company.
VI0HIS Company are about erecting, in a
l. central location, several buildings, each
Four Hundred feet in leagth, fifty feet in
width, and three stories high, for the purpose
Of letting out propelling power and room to
such manufacturers as may desire. They will
he provided with from THREE to FIVE hun.
dTed horse power and will have accommoda>
ions tor about 1000 workmen. Applications
for Power and Room may be made person ally
or by letter to either Of the subscribers.
T BARNUM.
VIM III NOBLE,
DIV THOMPSON,
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DE il known that We, the subscribers,
- have associated and do hereby asso:
ciate ourselves "a body polilic and cor.
porate pursuant to the statute law OF the
State Of Connecticut concerning joint stock
corporations and the following are our
articles of Association
Article l. The name Of the corporation
shall be the Washinee Company"
Art. 2. The capital stock Ut said corpor>
alton shall be Fifteen Thousand Five Hun.
dred Dollars and shall be divided into
shares Of Twenty five Dollars each.
Art. 3. Tie purposes for which said
corporation are: The manufacture OF
wooden yarn and any other articles, the
component paris Of which shall be wool or
wool and cotton 4. also buyiag. selhRg and
dealing in goods. wares and snsrchaadize,
and all such real and perAonal estate. %
n.ay DO necessary and convenient tor en-
gaglng in and carry ing on the business
herein specified.
AIT 4. The statute law Of the State 81
Connecticut relating 10 joint stock corpor-
atoms is hereby particularly referred to
and made part Vt these articles: and the
corporation hereby organized and eslab>
Iished under and pursuant 10 said Statue
shall huve the powers aud proceed accord
ing to the regulations prescribed aad specs
fcd in said statute.
Art, 5. Each subscriber 10 ths5e articles
agrees to take the Duu.beL If Shares annexed
10 b il name OF the capital Stock CT said Cor
poraiIon (eAch share to be Twenty-Five Dol
lafs,) and to pay the same BY. instaliEaents as
the Directors snail order.
Au.6 the agents Of the corporation
siian in 40 case be authorized 10 use the
credit Of the corporation for an amount
exceeding three hundred dollars, unless
specified authority therefor In writing shall
bs given iu each call by The Directors.
All. 4. SAID Corporation is established and
located at Salisbury, Litch6eld County Cons
|
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The above and foregoing Is q true copy
4 record.-Attest,
r. L. BEECHER, Sec'y.
Winchester, Jan. "a, 1853. e
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December 18Th, 1852.
TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT.-First
l. Passenger Train will leave Bridgeport
for Winste j, at 10 %, A. M, or en- the arri-
val Of the 8 A.. NJ, Express Train from New
York, connecting at the Junction with the
10 10 A. M, Train from New Haven.
Second Passenger Tain will leave Bridge
port for Winsted at COS P. NJ, or on the arri.
val Of the 3. 80, P. M, Express Train from
New York, connecting at the junction with
| the S As P. NJ. Train from New Haven.
Fret Frsight Train will leave Bridgeport
| for Minated al II 4QA NJ
Second Freight Train will leave Bridge port
for Waterbury at 4. 90. P. NJ.
TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPORT.
kirst Passenger Train will leave Wjnsted at
7 A. NJ, connecting at the Junction with o
Train /, New Haven, and at Bridgeport with
the 10 Is A. NJ Train 10 New York.
Second Passenger Train will! leave Winsted
at Is P. NJ. connecting at the Junction with
Train to New Haven, and at Bridgeport with
the 1 40 P. w., Train 10 New Yo.k.
First FEeisM Train will leave Waterbury fot
Bridgeport al 8. so A. NJ. connecting at the
Junction with Train to New Haven.
Second Freight Train viii, !save Winstet al
| 7. 10 A. NJ. arriving at Bridgeport in time 70,
the mon Trains to New Haven and New York
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Dissolution.

TNHE Copartnership heretofore existing
y between the subscribers nader the name
and urn OF Stone 4 Beers at Cornwall and J.
Beers 4 Co. at North Cornwall. is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. wv q S {
BceTS are authorized 10 use the name of the
firm in ITS settlement. All perSont having
unsettled accounts With either Of Ihs labove
frmS are requested to settle them immediate
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mour, (tIumph, eysvilIe,) with the 0 A. NJ.
Train down. Returning wall leave on the arr
rival Of the 10 90 A. 81. Train from Bridge
port.
McNaeil's Stage from Wstevtown will con
meet At waterbury with the &. 30 A. N, Train
down. returning on the arrival ct the lo.ss a.
NJ. Train from Bridgeport.
Fenl.s Stage from Litch6eld. viii esAneet
at Litciield' Staten with both Passenger
Trains each way.
0J-Fssiehs vial be way billed ~ usual. from
eash Station 10 New York New Haven end
B,iisePost.
Bridgeport. Dee, 10. 1854.
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.JW BEERS.
JP STONE, ;.
sc BEERS.
Cornwall, January 81 1858.
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8. lG9I
:Si ,.s.. a,g.ss
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Bradley's Stage from
Woodbury., Sonihbu,y.
Soulhtovd, and Oxford F..
will connect at Sey .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-11
SALLY MhGUS,
The Woman Wot Knows how to Manage
the Men.


"Wcl, here be Wake, snakes, the days
breaking Now, Use set my eyes on good
many strange things in my day, but this gettin
mlrried business beats everything | ever dli
see. 1t goes ahead Of CT eese to make grind
stun. When had husblnd-devirs whIs-
kers If he only said beans to me, made
him jump round like a sump-tliI COW in fly
titne
But there's Mrs Fletcher she's three part5
nitur | born fool, AMI t'ohcr p1rt is as soft
a. billed cabb igc. A wotnln that don't sanl
up for her rights is Il disgrace 10 my sex. How
ant man should ever want to marry such
molasses-caniy critter as she is, IL one of the
secrets of humln natur. AEl "a 10 hdndsom@
handsome never stood in her shoes for she
llois as il she'd bread in two # she tired t.
hit a pct nf potatoes, | suppose her fingers
were made to play the p''nny.
Now, IFS my notion, when worn1n gveI
1 man her hand, it ougtt to be biz enough 10
un,d her heart at the SAM. Sacn h.ni a.
nine is worth giving, tor can stop bung-
hole with my thumb, aad I've done II, to.
went into f ctchrr'5 this morning. AMI
true as am vlrtuGus woman he was 'oUatn2
on her like DOC for lending IN. receipt. boo;
to Miss Brown, who's thnl f reading. [
'@po>e he dlln't keer for the receipts tn,t wa
wr,tiea in the book, but it was the receipts that
wasn't thete, AMI ought 10 b., and sthuck into
his cro2. And Mrs. Fletcher hung down her
hciI, anl looked for all the wcrI IKE duck
IN thuAlcr-stprrn. Just put ny arms agln
nav 5dtd Gn looked her mln right IN the eye
'tlii he looked as wtIie rs Il cops. lis always
, way every bpdy's -, when tx my eyes on
'en; aui the way my lo5ks white washed h,'
brlzau face, ',ts better than Sucked lime.
ruetc, slys to Mr.. Fletcher, slys l. yout
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IA fawu's Her face-not beautiful, certainly,
| if tiled by rules Of art; and yet, who that
watched its ever.varying expression, would
Sop to ctticise No one cared to anaiyse the
charm. she produced the effect of beauty !;
she was magnetic she was fascinating, Mss
| Tabeha was satisfied 'she knetO il ,oOltLd be
jus, So"
| They had almost forgotten her at Lees
house; once in while they wondered 'if Miss
| Tabetha wasn't tired of her" Miss Tabetha
thought she would let item know Unbound
ed was their aml2ement when Miss Tabetha
ushcrcd "Our Iiatty," in It was unaccoun
able She was really "ALI)sT pretty SIN
! Il ere was the same want of heart in their man
ner to her and the little old maid could not
have kept within bounds, had she not powerful
reasons Of her own for Keeping quiet awhile.
"By the way, Miss Tabetha,' said Mr.. Lee,
"as you are blue shocking, can You enIighten
me as to the author OF that charming little vol.
ume OF poems that has set all the literary world
a,tir? 1t isn't often that get upon stills, bu:
ID give som thing to see tho.womtn that wrote
IT,"
Miss Tabethas time had come Her eyes
twinklcd with malicious delight! Sdc handed
him volume, saying, "WcIl, here is a book |
was commissioned 10 give you by the auioreSS
terscH"
Mr.. Lee rubbed his glasses, set them astr.dc
his nose, and read the following cn the dy-
leaf -
TO my dear father, James Lee; from the
atiectionalc daughter, The AUttor.'
Mr.. Lee sprung from his CHAIR, and sejzin5
his child by both hands, circulated, "lltlty
Lee Im PROUD Of yon =
Tears gathered slowly ia hcr large eyes, a
she said, ''O1, ,,o that; dear f,luer, fol m
once 10 your heart and say-'ltluH l. We
Iou!'"
Her head sank upon his shoulder; The old
m:n read his cmld's heart at last he saw il;
ali; all her childish unhtpplnc~s and a3 he
kissed her brow, ana cheek, and lips. said in =
choking voice, "Forgye your old father, t.tt-
IT,"
Her hand was laid upon his lip while smiles
and tsg5s chased over her face, like sunshine
aud shadow over an April SKY.
Ol, what is Name to woman? Like the
"appIcs of the Dead S'a," fair to the sign,
ashes IN the touct! From The depths of her uo-
,ted heart conejh ever voice that will not
be hu,lled On, take it all back-only give me
LOVE % tre BrIact.
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evidence and witnesses. Laid on the table
and ordered to be printed.
The House then went into Committee on the
Scnl,e's amendments to the Army approprla-
tlon bill
The amendment making an appropriation foi
Notifications having been read, Mr. Houston
SAID that the Committee Of Ways and Means
recommended it to be stricken out.
Mr.. Bayley moved an appropriation Of S15,
600 for continuing the works at Fort Monroe.
Adjourned.