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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-16

The object Of the meeting is to form a Medico-
Chirurgical Society, with the above name, to meet
quarterly for the purpose of social enjoyment and
and debates on medical subjects, &c.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-16

a NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION Is
n proposed, TO meet every week, and pay twenty
five cents on each share Of stock Persons wishing
TO take stock call at tho hardware store OF 4.
Wheeler and register their names and the amount Of
shares they wish 10 take.
So soon as 1000 shares are taken, there win be
call for general meeting 10 organize.
may 9-tf
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-16

CIRcun CouRr.-Judges Korsou and Dunlap
presiding.-The case No. $50, Hines vs.. Gorden
ct al, which has been trial severaldays, in which
viii of Rachel Hines was finished yesterday by the
jury finding verdict for the caveators, and decar
ing that the paper writing Is not the win Of Rachel
Hines. Messrs. Carlisle and Maury for the cavca-
tors; Bradley and Bradley for the defendant
No. 1922. Catesby APP r. Jones, ct al, "a. Benz
Bean, was tried yesterday and verdict rendered
for the plaintiffs This was an action of ejcctment
where the plaintiffs claimed the land by tax title,
which the court sustained. c. Lee Jones, Esq,
for-the plaintiffs; L. Swami, ESQ, for defendants
The court haya adjourned over till Friday
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-16

BALL LAST NioHr.-We happened in at the Ma
tional Theatre last night and saw the most beauti-
full assemblsge there, the occasion being the Ball
ofthe Franklin Fire Company. Delegates from every
company In the city were present, with number
of military and club members. The music was ex-
cellent, the ballroom elegant, and all appeared to
be in the height Of enjoyment.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-16

George Lee, free negro, was arrested on peace
warrant by officer Wollard, and held for security
to keep the peace. He had tore up the clothes
and threatened to beat negro woman, who sworc
herself to be in fear Of him.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-16

FoR sALE.-A lot Of old exchanges At
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13

Is to adjourn on Friday next. Altho' some
individuals. who are inexporicnc ID in the la
borioas duties Of Legislation, may insinuate
that the above bo!y in session have been in
dolsat; ~e take quite another view of their
lAsoss. Theirs has been no easy Schoolboy
task IN shouldering the responsibility and ar
faoss duties of organizing and preparing
laws for the peace and veil being Of now
md important Territory. We very much
doubt y neither any body of public officers
would have effected more in tho same length
Of time. and more especially where so much
and so many sectional interests and induen-
crs have Ia! to be contsnded with, concili-
a;ed, and overcome. There has been much
more business transacted than our most san
gulne wishes hoped for. As whole, the
members of that body hsvo laborci untir-
ing;y and diligently, and deserve tho appro-
baton Of the people of the Territory.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
Oh Dear!

Rain. mud! Clouds AMI q! How
gloomy-Ws have so little but sunshine
tea. dismal stormy day takes US all a
back, on >und,y night the o'ercas. cloud S
commenced to sasurAte The ear.h with
their unwspt tears, which continued al
day yesterday by spells an! even to day
We fse! gloomy, corresponding with the
state OF the surrounding elements We
hardly think VIC have seen more gloomy
Time Tor the ia ST eighteen months.
Thou glorious Sunshine! Oa.e more
come and cheer u<, and ealven the de
Ii shtful prcirie landscapes with thy be.
witching smiles. Come, We will greet
thee with the most kinl AMI heartfelt.
welcome. Come!
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13

VIZ. ~ Aeas fellow, ask some ofthe mes.
xss starving psor sf the East aid they win
tell sea iss true value which NE have no me. n.
Of xnsWinx, on Account of ito supsrauou.
abundance hers Corn is always REALLY
Sorth half as much per bushel as wheat, ard
IN TACT to de eeasamer yoall Be- much the
cheapest Il that PricA for i, has bee. .sc,r-
kAansd that there 10 nearly - nreh nuty;-
Ssas .asssrsrsand Of elan afsed meal
~ n the IN: qaAsGiy !of aonr. TIE sre..
<ssse'ee Of iatsrsst really = What will corn
49,. . = -. aesss6a md vA.s u it Like
~ tshG Ns s.sui,g sseas.? In answer
svS1A fafarresstiss, ~ viii s.y tina. i.
y - oahaS = ~ . limited drnaai, At
HS = 20 81, Per tssh.l. wh.. il
- se'se L lard qss.sie.. To be sur.
shek So vsEy issss aecsssi.a to cur
t9eaAasss ~ pcssrns ssasea, amounting.
1AaeA - sas-thist tAs presen, number;
~ ssdssk fer very large Influx INTO Ne
ssa' sas must all b. supplied from Iowa.
snii We have large amount in the country:
ssAesx Vt three Of our ssisAso OF in. far,nor,
sia as..F.. JoAnsoa Bump, wa. G. ner
AZ I; Bryant Who have 10 the aysrer...
1917" 1osnsis IN the crib, aid there
M n.aJ Others wAs have nearly or quite az
"Se = >sesss tsessSsrins all the circum-
saeass<Aad points in tAa case, We think thar
'ssnoth,"s 70 discourage he growing Of corn
- - AAss . N, isrbIe sream at our doc,
and WILTON have Rsilre ads to carry sx.y
fhe Surplus. Pork raising 10 ALWAYS a nav
ing business. and stock or fail, 10 br;ng .
05n fs"nnsra''sg price. This year, corn
viii pay best to ship TO Missouri. 10 the re-.
s'on Of shs short cpps.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13


.yk ulkhe1 tbs.s y h the
-. ! - <giok - rlseltop
1eosn. rhaa the State Of Iowa, and more
specially. the wsstern portion. that i'm
,aedia.ely eontiguoa, to this place inclu.
nag Tie 1issosx Bot,ems. Il appear,
70 b sessi.ll, ind gsnious and natural to
.hs growth Of corn. 1t swells aud -four
..hss here ~ oil its utmost vigor and lux
'ri.ace; fvodnrinj kon 60 70 $50 bush
IL e tl,s .ss<; nor doee il require aaueh
attendance kon The farsner. Wher. the
3rosna iaperf.ctly fee from weeds. the
crop aeet BE- but once plo~ed. and never
requiring more attention then sufficient to
he, p down The w.els, which is easily done
without the aid of a hoe. The soil is ex
II, m, ly light. loose and moist, and crops
no. only of corn, but other grain. suffer
but little in years of the most ex.rt me
drought.
We doubt much whether there is any
portion of the American continent that
will produce corn ~ absndantly, and with
% iiale. l~bar a& will this anunAxy. O~s
krners are actually overburdened with it,
and in many instances. are forced to let it
remain in the field until il must be reno
we'd for the neweoming crop, without the
corn receiving any injury. however; most
Other crops are equally as luxurious here
IS the corn, especially all kinds OF roots.
vines, hemp. buckw heat. barley, oats, and
wheat
There is no doubt but our soil will pro-
duce as good fruit as the world can boast
OF, though as yet, our infautise settlement
ha~ not had lime to test The matter thor
oughly Many are now, however. plant
iIg 6ne orchards. which will soon repay
them An hun lred fold.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
No Mails.

No Mails.
From tho East No received hnt one mail
lass week. viz on Sunday--rcason assigned,
high sater and no bridges or boats. The
following itsm from the Republican explains
he matter fully.
IKE Uafts.
We hare the interesting prospect before
" VI rpothsr detention 81 mails, together
WITH nlrvllass stsriss il regard 10 the saf-
f.rnes and sanine aFPskitss q , ssscnee.s.
iiy eur dispatches, this .naossing, Is viii be
.eea thai ths snox has hesa lall;as near
Bloouinfssa, 90 hes dFiftsd, 61tirths Nail
reads ass sgsis blesksd -. 1ss tho Rail-
rssd thekl anin ~ nAils i1scsrsd thesnow
ple~e tkat + psagIisad soas.si wesks ago?
Il & ~. ~ letaseisn VIII M Be long. !.
heD1rsuiag dispatsA Was rsssivsd yss-
t>sda5, . shstfsss sOAss, ftsa NJ. D. II.
,Asnt5aose, wbp 10 noW q Bloomington;
Ss6Acw tosse thsn ever. Send Eastern
'ssii4, Finssnses.'--lSs. Louis RcpaUI,c-
N, March I'd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
Mormonism in California

We learn through our exchanges, that the
Legislature Of California has elected a Nor
mon Minister, Chaplain of that body over
the reverend representatives Of other demon
nations This is something new entirely
and is worth making a note Of.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
Duri1 sAi e il
day, tt> Ssltoring b.sssfll sss y
sared, showing conclpstse'y ha Pd
ircs ar> meias on the rralries Of 1sbraSs
Omaha City, March the one'th - hand
Au,f,hc ntewry Reversed s
Blauk Verse;

Thou tromsn.loas s.ream Of frcsAT "
mkt with ssnd-how wet you loo1s
pondsraxss Of the limpil sleusnt --ltss q
widest the lands Of loway and NsAfAsl
thou art CONF osei of sueh damp mater
should think yeu wood take tsld and tdy1
Thou runcst swiftsr than tho soariI
gal when ne il chacng the poor harmls(
h'ue SParrer through tho conglomsratc MOI
ETY. OF eathcriel space In the lleaviags. y
tey big body Of muddy water. Yet mit1
river When Sc that tiney little yai ar skin
riding 20 peacefully and kumly over thy "
dent buzzum-I xklancl Lew lnagninimou1
thou art-when, thou huge, romentck phi
turesquc stream, thou bringist from e
mouth the Crate putting S;eme Bote, VII
smmi grants, to settle in tho Wcst Thl
thou manfcstest spirit Of kindness. c.
unknoskcrable boly of mclteJ sno and rass
from the cloa4fss Thou -Mttsa6s
banks and theatrical stsrrer up # deposit
from the alluvial slc of Nebraskov. TholS
tremendous rilor, an n xer up of dirty mud.
Thou roustin big sucker in of all imped lit
tie springs, that ITO from tho blais, that con-
tame thy monstcrous victim propcnsi,ies.
Hugh unparalleled fel!er, sir &c you was botned
thar's been CRATE do;ns along your banks,
and You have seen queer things. If you
hal ize old felier, so yol coull talk, You'd
tell holy strange stories Spose YOU have
seen the wild unre!cnting Savage Ingin hunt
ing the Ittl4 atfcctionate harml css Mush rat,
alons your uaexplore,l shores oh, thou I'M
eontaminatei Dustin big over focr Il other
peoples land. S"pose Cd fel.cr, you'll be
some what surprise to Sc the confines OF
sivilazatio1 comm up your way so fast
! Thou impossible d5ean=r Of the galvanized
c'o1d piercing SUBMITS Of the Rokey Moar-
/ tins. Spose thou h old Teller, Borus does
got YOU down sometimes. When YOU h ID
the onor Of frs seeing M stan on your banks
you Looked rcmarkabis mean YOU was
clean friz over with icc,and | sposed vot
wo1ld Ct 81 tncca, ntablc ksld that vol
mast dye; but old Teller was deserved
iou burst through your shell in tho srrin.
and sent thci:o q kitins dowa stream tho
CRATE momen'us ripper up Of big cotton
wood logs, Unjust close, an hope these few
lines which have dedicated 10 thee, vii
fin you epen.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
Meeting ut DE soto. Nebraska.

At a meeting Of ih1 citizens # De Soto
Washington county, Terr.to-y Of Neb.a,ks
held At the De Soto House, on Saturday,
March 3, fsJj, II'n. JouN GLo5EB was call
cd to the chair, ana I. q. GIYpi>Gs appo Mt
cd secretary,
The object OF the meeting was stated by
the Chairman TO be, To take imo considflnr
tion the Importance Of adopting the most
efficient means Of organizing a military com
rauy, to be Gale the d 500 Ran &C =, for
tho protection Of the settlers against In iian
deprcda,ions, &c.
Gen. j. Is, ROBERTSON vas called for IN
made a" appropriate aad p,tyotic speech,
and called for volunteers TnrreupDu rnIR-
Tr-FivE go and true men came f0rwurd an |
enrolled thclr names rs Ia cn ben oil sal! COM
plny ofran gers.
On motion Of Gen. RoBKaTsoS n commit
teo OF three were NJ pointed by the chair, tn
p.e,cnt resolution, for the consi IerAtion Of
the meeting. The chair appointed Hon. j..
II. RGjertss7, Hon. VIM. Cla ecv and +.
L. Stout, rs !.
The committee, through their chairman,
presented the lalow;ng preamble and rcso-
lutiors:--
WuERgAs, we believe in The Cd maxim, that
sin time Of peacc prepare for va-," There
fore,
RGs0.yED. Thu We, citizens Of De Soto,
feeling tho importance Of having some eff
Gent met su-es adopted for the potectio Of
the frontier act tlcm ents, do hsrcby organ u
ourselves into company, to be known I'M
der the name an style of tho DESoTo Ran
CEas.
Resolved, that in ac,osda o. with the
proclamation of the late &C Ing Governor.
and also the action of Tbs present Legislative
Assembly, end rising tho same, we hold our
selves in readiness 10 do our country service
at a moments warning,
RESOLVED, That each m mLcr of tho Ram
gers is requested to provide himself with
proper arms and ammuni ION, To move for
ward TO the frontier at the tap of tic drum
RESOLVED, Th,t the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the '.N BaAsSIAy''
an .pAILADU
Wharsupon tic meeting adjourned with
three times three cheoss for the DcSoto RAN
gers.
JOHN GLOVER, Chair
L, O. GIDpfXCS Srr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
By MONTGOMERY.

There is . spot on earth Supremacy blest,
: dearcr, swceter spot than all the rest;
Where man. creations tyrant, casts aside
His sword AMI seeptrc, pagcantry ard pride,
While in his sof,enel look, bcnicn'y blend
The sire, the son, the husband, faith friend.
Here woman reign>; the mother, dauehter,
wife.
Strews with fresh towers the narrow way OF
lfe.
In the clear hcaver o. her d,li1htful csc,
IN angel guard Of loves and g,ac lie;
Around her knees domestic duties meet,
And tircsiie pleasures gamboi nj her feet.
Where shall that land, that spot Of earth be
found
Art thou man? patriot? look aroun
Oh thou shalt lind, howc'er thy footsteps
roam,
That land Thy coaatry, and that sEot tky
II5xE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13

l. to come off at the Atlantic House on Thurs
day evening next. Preparations are being
made for the comfort and nveiience oil the
guests, and judging By tbs iist If managers,
We shall expect pleasant anu sociaele
f;p,a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
st. Louis Steam Planning Mill,
Lumber Yard,
SASH, Door. BLIND, MOULDING,
AND BOX FACTORY,
CORNER OF o'rALLoN AND THfnTEENIr srRxrs
OWce-NcrfA side of Oiire, No. III,
Between lih l. 5th-Sts., ST., Louis. Mo.

We have always on hand the following articles,
warranted Of the best material and workman
ship, thoroughly seasoned by Steam, and as low
= similai wo,k can be furnished in the West
PAxEL DooKs, WINDOW SASH, RoLLIxG BLINDS
STATIONARY Blinds, MAx1ELs, DooR AND
WfNnow Frames, PINE AND PorLAR Wealth
IA Boa RDlsG, WHrs AND Yell PINE FLooa-
mo, SHxEvis0, SHINGLES AND LArHKs.
uJBoxes OF every description made to order. IN
WILLIAM WADE l. Go. :.
March lJ, 1888 : ni5-jl.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
The Mail

From the East arrived Yesterday; We
had some twenty bushels to overhaul and
vat soxr for ourseif as well as all our
...;.,hbor, wanted.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13

D1Ep-AAt his resii pso 10 this City, of.
Typhoid Fever, m Saisrdaf mornin., 10Th
Int, at 10o'clock 4. NJ, Stephen T. Cary,
in the 36th err OF bis age.
Mr.. Cary was one of The earliest settlers
Of this place, having came here in lS49.
Since that time he has been the first in ener-
gy and enterprise in every laulabio public
good, and has done much towards the settle
mcnt, growth, and improvem. INT Of cur City.
When the poor, needy, or afflicted called for
assistance his hand was ever open for theil
assistance..and relief Tie was an estinlable
citizen, q faithful and diligent public ser
want, an obliging nsighbor, kline and af-
fectionate husband and father, and man. OF
| Intelligence, talent md industry, AMI gen.
tseman in his manners and intercourse with
others.
In aim, the public has lost one of its most
valuable citizens, and a good, upright, just.
and noble minded man.
Ills remains were followed to the grave by
a large number of his friends, on Sunday at
i o'clock; although the day was quite an
unpleasant one, ana VheR The earth fell
heavily dpon his final narrow house. tkesound
- ~ IN GaIv hcaft that
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
The MORMON

ms u ne xsAsISo title Of larxe, new,
eFfan md veil filled weekly new.papsr cd.
issd and pablishvd in Nav York, hy John
TzyIor, one of the Twelve Apostles of the
Latter psy Saints, or sormoas.
-As IS aAaae indicates, il il A MoRs,x
e>A sd msonisen isiag In the defence ana
prsnuloat leh Of she doctrines If that fa.,
savsnang ard interesting religious de,.om-
iIkss56nt.g sqsl''s. 7'a -
era Tor !. aelsar, bold and spirited
~ris@. sd .hapdle. EASILY, not only che doc
srines rhich he t~achs<, but also Any other
tnvie, The day. and being hinseH. pioneer
Of AsrMss'. gives usssh vsis.bls and whole
Sons siviee - ~ starving thousands who
'ba.g ihs grsss ii ies. We lsck upon the
N1ul - u -sceIest family news, amer
~MrA yin b rsaA with much interest. no,
only 49, protesting the Mormon faith
sdt b al who seek for news md general
inforasfion. Il .srns specially devoted to
tho inte,ssss Of the West and to the define
All = k.Kstsr1 ,Lssasssr, a.d the sd,ss.
tAGA p ssstlss IN. TIE prairie regions. De-
sides il gives Tie i.te.t correct news from
aipAstb a she world. To those who viii
oSAia 'cSrrtt mfernotion in relation 70
she dsings. movements and doctrines ~ tho
Aass1Shf We would reco.mend thi. ..
thsftA i.tsrestins end reliable n.dium.
J erns q, il advance. We will chesyf.l,r
forsArd any subscriptions Tia. may - placed
In oSr basis. -~q9 fsgiA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13

ETGso. IIenie is 6ttiug up fine Store
Room at the head Of Broadway, into which
% = soon to remove his stock. Success to
entssTSiss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13

\ LIVE NcBLENAN.-Th is an amusing
story concerning the last arrival of the Nix
leo at Galveston. 1t appears that among
the list of passengers on the manifest the
name of tho '.Earl Of Durham was LIGHTLY
recorded. The ncws quickly spread and was
quickly communicated to the English Consul,
who, in the gen rosity Of his nature, took
rooms for his noble coantryman at the Ter
mont, and then proceeded to the steamer to
convey him to his quarters when 'one grand"
mistake was discos cred. The Earl OF Dur
ham IN the Mexico proved to he large Dur
ham bull from Kentucky. The Consul was
dOinc we'll Mt last accounts
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
reoljzsd his meritorious worth.

real zsd his meritorioss worth.
Mr.. c. was born in one Of tha Eastern
states and AZ an early aye set his face vest
ward. He leaves behind, n b other, sister,
a discoasolate wife and young daughter
Ills remains are to be removed to the side Of
his parents in fn!iana, upon the opening #
nlyi.a ion. We sincerely sympathize with
The fimly an ficlds in their bereavement.
lEd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
JUIIN ULUNE Elk, Ihalr
T. G. GIppiSGs SEc.

A few weeks ago one of the woaIth;est
capitalists in Amsterdam made his will. lo:
permitting even his professional advisers to
know its contents, and p acing the document
IN sealed envelope, transferred it to the ar
chvcs OF has notary. On his death bed he
communicated to certain If his friends, the
fact that one Of the items in his will vas $50
forms as legacy for every Roman Catholic
priest residing in Amsterdam. On opening
the will i wAs ~ascertait.cd that the word
''priest" had been united, 80 that the be-
quest ran thus: 81 give and bsqusath to
every Rom III Catholic lpriesis, of course, In
cludedl rosid;dS In AIMS. crdam at the time
of nay deccasc the sum Of $50 aorins.' Sew
crai claims have bean already made, and it
will require about txslys million, Of forins
to carry out this provisions. There will still
rem.sin. howevor. forty or City millions OF
forias for tho family.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13

Or A country editor, after emitting :. =
from his IL. looked I I and shook his or
at subscriber who wished to ut i 10
his paper. took up his pen - the oppor-.
tunity. and - down the following po>
eticxlF q: :
awe DO not belong to or patrons,
Our paper IL wholly our owl;
Whoever may Ike it, may take il,
Who dch'-:aa Just let it aloa =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13

q. X. PuurSD"r Doc>T!CKS, =. b, an
ncuaccs, in char tcteris;c letter 10 III D.
t-oit Advertiser, that he is about 10 write
and publish hook. We do not see whv the
volume ~ould MT sell like eArlv st-aXLer
ries. H. define his proicctthus
In orlcr 10 cripple criticism. AMI .li>nr.n
editorial opinion, a cory will b, utto every
editor, critic, repor cr, author, writer All
woman's rights ser.bbies in til, coun-rv-if
will be advertised for may weeks IN al
van q, rs the most witty, m st lc ,rn-d mo /;
laUGhlble, most profound, most m.rth- pro-
yuain, AMI mos. solemn TOOK f tho season
-ftro able notice in the leading journals
will be paid for-it viii be Soot b 4 a cents in
10 every pat # h, country, and IL short n
trlckcey Or sra ayen omitted II viii b.
for sale wholesale retail AMI at auction.
Those AZ you who htvea dollar II spare Will
please bay l., ard those uhn hayut i'll
borrow a copy from the rearcs' editor an !
InSExcr Garry it back. II will be IN work
which no gentleman library should be with
OUT Il is can>ilerci ncsc<sary Ia tho safe
~ OF the Union. that It's democratic Jrirc-
pies be tho, oughlv dsscm nafcd--and it Is
indispens lbie to the stability If thc En,l sh
throne, TINT its mounrchcia docainas be
thoroughly comprchanded Every man, We
nan, child, canal driver, billiard marker.
faro dealer anl member of Congress viii b.
provided with copy, thereby c'ery ng the
Union, destroying our Tibet es keeping I'M
sullicd the honor and dignity Of "oUR FLAG
anil ut the same time contributing to the
glorifcItion, establishing the fame mud fill
ing the cayeruoas pockets Of
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J -NFS, TT q WI1Ns
@ X. PIU.ANnERD OESTIChS, p. 3.

C3-Th t there Is thrilling majesty in the
word FORGIVE something which fills th.
heart with calm AMI hoy JOY, every intel
Iigcns ror.on viii almjt; have We tcen
wrongcd, has oar character and the character,
Of those We dearly cherish been traduceu lv
some self sh irdn idnal Whose lreiadicos-
as often is the case supply the place Of
sound iudgemenD 5on1mitie some outrage
against our good lame, which for moment
has censcl Us to dc pise, almost scorn HIM
let US not turn away in an .er: let us not
mediate deep an settled revenge, all no :
Jet rs strive to 70 give tn wrong, tn for
get the injury and oirt to bim in icgiblc
characto7s his own waywArdhcss, and Try to
reclaim him.
Fri2n Is whom We suppose to DO faithful
may prove false snl unworthy tn, conGderca
We have repos4d in them; thcr my p-ove
our bitter st enemies: and would in the lull-
mes o. their hears rejoice to make us miser-
able--Wc think its hard to forgive such
but let us bury in cbi;yion's dark vale,
their deceit, their treaehery, and sly trucly
from our iumost hearts, they are forgiven