The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

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books; he scribled many things which he after
wards carefully destroyed, reducing the payel
| to the minutest fractions Of which his finger,
could render il susceptible; he took hong soil
tary rambles; be committed all the follies which
from time immemorial have been the signs o
first love. Bnt this stage did not last long. fol
IT was not in accordance with his earnest, seri
Gus nature. Aiter week or two, he cam,
back TO his books with redoublcd energy.
thought he had escaped from the tolls
But one day Miss Bessie came to look for her
father at the Office She might have recollectet
had she taken the pains, that be was gone to try
case at ". But il so happened that shs
did not AMI only Sam and were IN the Office
when she entered There was nothing in hci
manner which gave me chance to guess at the
true state Of affairs; she was to both Of us tho
same bewitching little gipsy as ever. But whcr
l glanced at Sam, could read his heart like IN
open book. His broad face lit up with smile
that made il almost handsome and from out
his great eyes there CLEANED such tenderness as
il his whole heart were flowing through them
toward the beautiful girl
With smile and gay word, she fitted away
and Sam turnes back 90 his desk and his eve
grew dull and hs lips compressed once more
over Chitty. watched him with strange inter.
est, for had just caught new glimpse into his
character. fIe loved Bessie I.ittleton with all
the power Of his deep, slow nature, and he had
he Lncw~'na,;an, ,,ln.,dna i,hnr NJ H.
next time saw her gazei at her with nm odd
mixture Of admiration and pity; for felt that
she had chosen u most unit subject for her arts
Tho, S.n, sannd.rs al r. ;,,,.,a, ~, ~,
mai. nal. % n very al con"s,' ~ '''''''''' "'''''
A v..r and r,org ,as..J u;,h,., ,,.L;,o
,u.h .ha,,., !, pis.s.a, W., $3.50 a,-n;a't
T ! smoLaa and ,saas;a ] a;.,', ,'',;n'"s % s.' ..;,h
mo oS.u With a,x new c"mar ,Sa. r'iassd wv ~.
,ne,o [ Wv" W ,,;,ls ny ,"" so""' '',sa Ga 1 1, a'
Snre ~ NV com,.,,,s & sycs ill., the % w;il a an
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sa.nn = !, ''a ;,, 10 49, % "s , """ ';~;'a" " ~ ~
Ts,"s.a s ,tn. % Ill, % w. =, H. us n","I ''
nnr .a.n;.s;an E s '.,' ~ ,ha ~. ~ , ~ =, -, mn,
"u. au" 70 'nn oa' 'a''" AZ 'a'', ,ia'' a''''
we SParA. " "'''r a.t'sues 's a'' o'oN
MI -, - c - '" '' c; "no" :. =: -
wan s'asN., .,, a'd sam 70 olsn al o'noe % III h's
a'no W"m' '"'ase, s'% ~n u''es ro.' 'sa.'. ,.'.
,:s ssy Mn''o 1no nose' eAc''e'"a's y. o'ty
,lH "ur vn'Age se1Ns a'ia interests an lr'en.'
~ maPs, soon grew a'la anu S.s'''''' ! agan 70
I'm. s.i.1 " W., % W a' 'p"Ie, "s'
~nica : nan 'os' -. 'o,aSIuoh , ..; "u 'su'
cinatiny Bessie as n nrttv little Girl whom
once knew in the country
professional life II can hardly snv NJ NV prac.
H.. -th.t I s,.oIlcd ;oto Tho .oou. III NJ
E,orr;sh ,h. an,;ron, .o,,r.o, ,vhnso of;oo ,y.
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noo's ~" W.. ""u ~. NV e''o n"o''
VI uo,ng 'nts' 'o' IL was P'r"s""' " see o'v"es
even II they were NOT my OVID ana 10 see that
lees and refainers still existed, and were not,
as my own experience had almost led TO believe
traditions derived from by-gone age.
"Quidam," said my learned brother Flour.
ish IN me " Won studied law in pleasant Valley.
did vou not :"
Inol,,joJ
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"e4' "ess ~" s''"k .P "
couiu NOV neiP oAp,e@'"s ~, """'' '"''
any case shouid arise there o' s"nic"n' ''"Pot-
tnnce to call from the city connsei 20 emf
nent 40 Flourish.
"It Is queer case" he said - a breach of
promise. and the dueerest part Of Il Ia that
Inc r,laintifr IL Of our own profession"
TsL;n, r,, tho hrrJ,o ii ,aners which he
L. lxtaI ha Hrut
Wo" uou. 'ne s'.A. "oaP y" -" ~ taro,v;na
one "hicn 'ie' my o!eH "'' 'e ''"'""s
deciaratioh'
SIPREME CoI'RT
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PER Prsoh o"sP'sS' p" '"'' - - a.,
i"r't !" WIZ, on W. "s' u"s o vr1,a n, d.
year .. n' e'"" 1870 /" =, ''s;.,.,,,,i,',
,o."T :. '" - y 1, ss,','Ja.. 10, ,L.n and
request Of the sad fiiza,rm ,'nt'on' hf' uvn ~.
ana u,sre ts nn.r'ah,n ,a., a,' ~ '"u.nu @ ~ .sJ
a s1,,..e ,, ,,,,.,nn s ,hc al pl;za,,,b IJ,
,in.aa ,','.,.r,o,l ,na ,,.n and ,bcr' faithfully
nro,r sc,, the s.id samuel Sauoders 10 marry hi,a
The aid samuel saundrrS. In rvaSonatla tim
then next following. And the said samuel
Saunders AYERS that h., confdng in tl'e said pro
mis- and undertaking hath Away hitherto re
mained and continued and still = .''f and un,
married AMI hn'h 'rsn ana -uD y nauy ~,
Wiling 70 marry 'hs sA'a I,a.s~ ...ss " ' ,ns "a
arsl ara an sta a,,.,n :, ra.r,v Mn ,b. aid sam-
an S..naas' h.,h ai.n"sd ,;nes ,he makiac az
,hs "a Ia.,,nent;oaod nrorni.e and Undertaking
vet ,he aid P1izabrth Lit,lston not regarding
her said last s-mentione,l rromise and Undertaking
hat contriving and frandnienily intending eraftiy
and subsiy TO deceive and in"re I'VE -sn saniss'
Saunders In this is'hah dsi na nor ~oain s,,n.n
snce ressonahF uns !. "a III sI !" - s.....,sr.