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The daily union., 1856-04-01
JUDGE DOUGLASS GREAT SPEECH ON THE KAN
SAS QUESTION.

SAS QUESTION.
Our columns this morning occupied by the speech
delivered in the Senate few days ago by Judge Douglas
in vndicaton of bis majority report on Kansas affairs
against certain attacks by Mr. Trumbu and in reply to
some Of the positions in Mr. Collamer's minority report
When this speech made characterized II as
ery cortunsurpassed IL ever equaed by any of Judge
Douglass great efforts in the Senate The reader will
Judge whether commendaton Of its powerful rea
sonng and thrilling eloquence not snted rather than
extravagant This Speech taken in connexion with the
ory report the Presidents annual message upon the con-
sutionai relations Of the government to the slavery
question, and his special message Kansas affairs
siute supersrucur erected upon the solid pedestal Of
constitutional principles which the democratic party
can In all time rest their Claims to national confidence
and defy the assaults Of their sectional adversaries
There ponin Judge Douglass report which seems
to to make the democratic position the question Of
congressional restrictions upon territorial
perfectly impregnabewc refer to the position that the
power Of Congress TO give governments to the Territories
OF the United States necessary and proper incident
the express power TO admit new States into the Union
Others have demonstrated the nonexstence Of this power
in the clause for dsPosng Of The territory and other prop
erty n which opponents locate It but until Judge
Douglass report had question dvested Of
all embarrassment by deducing the power as necessary
incident to that expressly given Of admitting new States
As yet have heard effort to controvert the concu
siveness Of this position When II was announced In the
Senate upon the reading Of the report 1t struck us
like Of those great truths which seem 90 simple
and obvious when discussed that we are surprised they
not sooner brought TO light and which we hesitate
to acknowledge because Of their very simplicity and OBJ
vousness For this reason have waited to hear what
the Intellectual champions Of the opposition have
10 make TO the position.
1t will be that the Missouri re-
stricon falls to the ground null and void whenever II
Is conceded that in giving governments Territories the
object to be kept in view 10 prepare them for States To
be a they must be equals in oil the attributes Of sove
reign Of the States already In the Union prohibition
against slavery necessarily inconsistent with the soye-
reign right Of every State establish or prohibit slavery
To enact therefore, the Missouri restriction did, that s-
very should bc repr probtsd in Kansas and Nebraska
unconsttutonal and this 10 equally true whether
the word forever" be understood in its obvious sense
without limitation TO time, whether il bs limited 10
the duration Of the territorial government In the former
sense the violation Of the constitution 10 direct and papa
BILE In the latter indirect but practically not less
certain The Kansas debate Ia postponed until Thursday
when Mr. Collamer has the floor.
The daily union., 1856-04-01
NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS.
IEssRs. sPALDING ROGERS,


Havnr projected New ESas.l.n E.tsb.hasn lh. winter
middle and New Ensand ssaies to be called
NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS,
Mes~s Goola Co., the csrbuudsn OF Albany
constructing ior them Of
NINE RAILROAD CARS,
for the conveyance persons ~ horses and
eompsny, BE ahsa ground. Sc
ec'sd 0' siouo" aud nss announced TO the equestrian
Engagements, without limit Of price,
Would given every performer every department OF Ii.
eheus produce aHques,ioasd .vidsncs ofGs
Superiority Over al etA:u,
sy .,isassa ss " 4,
GRAND CIRCUS 1ouRSAmENr.
To be held Washington fSr day. only,
CO&msneins Monday, .asrn7,
rses open to psSri. who ssn certain spGis.
ss. for follow log pr1,st
One sssS.ss so 20 essn s @ ss sssS ye, sss
asry Of 10 per highest salary victor hs: ever
si.s !: 8 .wsra.a sos,s's !. department
seIs ss no we s ~ % 49, nor 70 shJ peo'mG already en-
tss ssss "sy sS:Hs. q s,
@fs D. ssssi ssssss viz * 3: sass
more especially dsssns,sd in iber entity,
JAMES ROBINSON Of soua careh"a,
IA. SoTIEr sSoTisRs u t"aiss"., WIN '' ""'' saddle
ia. IES1Tss FEE TEs TsoSSE from London and prr
cempsns sI ladies' aud gentlemen as the best Pas'oIusp
pUss HoRSkR, q K.n.~ssy and srEvE LEE, Of Ls-asn,
NED KESDsLL o. Ma.oehs,sas, and KEEDSLL's BRASS
A. ne 6ssi BusIsr and Bras. Dand.
s2,. s1 3. q: B. % s he ssss
the olote Per he and nAe Dossi. LADDERS vz;
ia. sko SGssss = s1s %.s
n. IsSkfs sss q ~ Sei LIBBY f oso
oa.R q Virginia, j. DAVENPORT, of rera' and O. MOVES,
n M1GTNTY OF P,ansyivsnis, and LIE JEUrE BURTE by
adoption of Maryland, have both entered, each the best Hurdle
Mod oLTgz, Of Ra.,is, has entered the best Tight Rope
The hs. entered ss the best Gymnaste Rases
BesiSes oer, thst will DOUBTLESS entered bss the list closes.
pr sh) the following well known hdsrs eymnas Cows
engaged OIL up Tie neess OF the performance The
Intervals Of the contests yzt t#- F.t 3. a0%
Ms.Iass orraonx HAas Robian, Dsssnporf, ns ssrsfs
Mad Lepafsr Les; Msuvs. Robeyt Wzits ya
Brf, Js Harfn, j. Gayo r. Tssma', G. stvfnsoa, and
DsSssy sm,.. n .-m. .m..r .a
Partly 70 inspire sasr. the rival competitors In this
coNonEss or EoUEsTRrANs,
and partly embus e projectors auspices ts great
Circus eesbres takes Jhs
horne, public perfsrmaucss durine
which the contests take place, At the following
.r.@ Prices f saai,t.ns
Bore children end servants In attendance os cents
PIT cents coored eeni children half price, coorsd
and Saturday snrrnenn. II isk, The win be made
TO asm Regularity during o.. Jous orehs,s
has con6ded Mr. Edward Kendall management
NE king 70 MI Roben White. -. =. -. !. ,f
U.s. 49, ~ w eohpcu,ofs' L.. :. L. Ia = nPn i-ii,a y
"A rs mAHEtt, corner Of % Is street and PEN ss,l
vania comfortable 81 with
o without board Day and transient bosders can he seeommo
The daily union., 1856-04-01
THE WORK OF THE coNsP1RAroRs DONE.

Horace Greeley writes from Washington on the 2sth
ult to bis paper as follows.
The republican national committee completed ts session
to-day and adjourned Its abors mainly directed
to the issuing Of call for the Philadelphia presidential
vention. This call Ia broad and liberal that all who
demn the Nebraska inquy and stand by free Kansas may
unite In sending delegates and supporting the nominees
Many members OF Congress have been in free consulta
tion with the committee and 10 believed that the
dial cooperation all opposed to slavery extension has been
secured"
The call is broad and liberal or course, then, the anti
Nebraska nothngs invited to attend Mr. Gree
ley believes that the cordial cooperation of all opposed
slavery extension has been secured" This then is the
final aud only test to which candidates for admission into
the black republican camp to be subjected
10 siarery extension. The meaning of it s that black -.
publcanism is organizing to President and Con-
gress who w by laws of Congress- prevent the extension
of slavery into Territories by usurpug the power which
the democrats say under the constitution belongs to the
people of the Territories. National
acty the character Of the conflict before them and will
prepare for the popular sovereignty
against unconstitutional congregational restriction upon pop
ular rights Let that be the issue
The daily union., 1856-04-01
DIED,

On the 3 u,imo In this city, aged 10 moss ID days.
WILLIAM EDWIN. infant Of WLuAk L. and sARAn NoTT
or consumption, Monday, March 81, MARION W., ou,
child OF the late RoBsKT w. and ELiss HSros In the
teenth year II her age.
The friends Of The family requested funeral
anernoou az O'Clock from the residence Of uncle GEoaor
W. HSTos. No. a46 street, between I7th Streets
The daily union., 1856-04-01

In the sirtb district Of Maine Jodge Chandler and Dr.
George Parcher have been chosen delegates the Demo
cratic National Convention which assemblies al Cincinnati
on the eth Of June.
The daily union., 1856-04-01
Mr.. BUcHASAS's POSITION ON THE KANSAS
QUESTION,

The Peunsylyanian Of Saturday last contains edi-
oral Of ten columns in which the political history Of the
democratic party of Pennsylvauia Is drawn up i'm
posing style followed by elaborate presentation Of the
leading features In the long and brilliant public career Of
Mr. Buehanan The anecedent position of this distinguish
ed statesman he slavery question" forth at
siderable length and with the express purpose Of showing
his present relation to the issues which engaging
the public mind As this article has the appearance of
authoritative exposition Of Mr. Buchanans views land
yet We doubt the genuineness Of the friendship prosssed
for him. We shall copy much Of it relates to the
slavery question in paper tomorrow, and give
reasons for regarding 1t with suspicionunless in the
mean time find that this ke late article from the New
York Herald has been mugged into the Pennsylvania
without the knowledge approval Of either the editor or
proprietor
The daily union., 1856-04-01
From Ne,o Mertoo.

Sr. Lsurs, March 30.-Advices from Now Mexico have
been received which represent that the Indians quiet
and urgently suing for peace The Santa Fc mail is
pected arrive here this month"; owing to the alleged want
Of Of the contractors to transport it, The
ward February mail remains at Westport.
The daily union., 1856-04-01

Among the distinguished strangers in city Hon.
J. o. Breekinridge Of Kentucky and General Persfer r.
Smith, Of the United States army.
Miss Agnes Robertson appears evening at the
National Theatre in two Of her best pieces crowded
house and . warm welcome await her. a.,
We have been requested to state that Mr.. Gasyns pro-
sssor Of dancing now In this city, and Is prepared
give Instructions TO sush Of the pupils Of the late Mr. Cushow
a. may desire his professional services.
LADIES FAm.-We feel quite sure that the appeal now
making to the beraty Of the citizens of Washington the
part of the ladies connected with the Trinity Church will
meet with prompt and generous response. The appeal
in behalf Of noble object the establishment Of Sunday
school In Of the suburbs Of the city, and the mode Of OBJ
tanning the requisite Is through fair The fair Is
held at Odd Fellows Hail. and will be kept open for the
cepon Of purchasing visiters every evening this week.
Cry DEspArcH Posr.-The citizens Of Washington are
under great obligations to Mr. Wiley for tho zeal perse-
which he has manifested In his unwearied abors
supply what has hitherto been felt great public want
aude Of to bis City Despatch Post which
ises to be both and institution Boxes
for the receipt and distribution Of letters be found
in nearly every square the city For the trng Of
letter taken by the City Despatch to any part Of
Washington. r-' v.. .r~. :. .&.@ at AZ
The daily union., 1856-04-01
BY TELEG h A II IL.
Lake6f from Kansda.

ST.. Louts March aThs district court of Kansas meets
At Lecompon the 7h Of April when the Of the
bers of the legislature the governor and other State OIL
will be presented to the grand jury. Affairs In Kansas
quiet. s.s..i
The daily union., 1856-04-01
ny JAllES g. MCGUIRE. Auessoaser.
r RUsTEEs SALE or VERY pEsIRABLE BRICK DIVE

THU5TEEyb BALE OF VERY DESIWABLE DWELL
ling house Tenth, wsdnesday afternoon,
April q a o'clock, the premises, o. uus,
auction,
70 The highest bidder The north hs of lot numbssed 5 In
numbered 34 having rs
and north, running that
inch sleY, with he buildings
ng Of hands0ae three dwelrg
tanning in all twelve nnsed In the superior
and throughout
house. sglssA a8.s.k n
buildings by experienced builder for
residence and IN The erection make them
csmortable and substantial. sfsa tas# Ett
Termsi One half the residue and twelve months,
with interest, secured 10 the satisfaction of The
.,st. - s Saalf FL fH4 SAMUEL REDfERN, Trustee.
~esfts sas-1g aet.a5t Nts JAMES G.. McGUIRE,
Mar aa--d ssgs a tga a+sssE Auconeer.
The daily union., 1856-04-01

The Postmaster General has appointed Cbas H. Wheeler,
OF Hollis H. route agent the Worcester Mass and
Nashua N H railroad in place Of W Livingston, re-
signed, at salary Of 5000 per annum.
The daily union., 1856-04-01

Hon James o. Jones has returned to Washington from
brief visit Tennessee lie appeared In his seat In the SEN
ate yesterday morning
The daily union., 1856-04-01

We regret 10 learn that Hon. William Smith, OF vir
gna st unable to appear in his seat In the House
Representatives in consequence or proracted indsposton
The daily union., 1856-04-01

IT'LL another choice lot straw Honpets, shakers,
Binomsr, boys hats and caps Of every description.
Atpendd OF finest French d0wes
Ribands, the beautiful prices
Cape msnss, lusons, k iatohs, bonnet frames, crowns,
&c. @H7r n. -...
A select assortment Of drcss rimnngs. ri
Fancy goods ID all their variety WM 2. sIIBDDB
March 2Siv 500 Eievsnsh street, above Penn. avenue.
The daily union., 1856-04-01
Dec l-dtis.Juaeif

Nile. TERESA PAnODI begs leave TO aMnouncs
III that, nOrsh In this city
grand eonces the 0h and 5h APRIL assisted BY
Maurice sHakosch 9f N, ,FFt VI ps 4. Htl
Mile Teresa Parod win sng on ihs aecasa Tor the rs. aud
only The celebrated national French Hyns,
as,n which hss besn received
sung by her. .5.s. .t,. I'D. .ae4 a.g.t.o.
Mar ao--tf, A gn.3 ..-.,s1.9 Il,
The daily union., 1856-04-01

Hon MoSsrs, Orr, Weller, and Biger announced ID
speak in Hartford Connecticut on Thursday evening ne1t
The daily union., 1856-04-01

uTAN1 EO A TEACHEn.--A ssatiemAn teach svs small
cbAren Creek, Lsiin, French, nshemacs and
sic s.s shore residence summer None need apply who
fr TO Hon JEFF Da ashngcn, and address H. g. Baekman
Vernon, Mssssippi. ~ ~ aa a&etF a",. sn..
p6-dlOt y . a = st
The daily union., 1856-04-01
nv .. Q. nooUIHE, Asc,I.nse

VALuAsLs ho,EL nhs ~, s,,
~ olock, the prsse shsi s~ psrt of original
g. On ,quass Nc. rontas b sat and ~ feet u
sass feet
ossd etss with ,he eonsins q hive
sto hudinr eestsins ia s twenty reos
Iprey M asms hossI v sos end eed and through
Te psopsry sltvses on the capsr eassy opposite the
depot, and o it ivesen ers great issseeer,s Dc
engaging In basnsss. bu by the late John Fsy
ezpss.y &c ssconde'ss hotel, who conducted sseesssy
until hls dssih saa. 5s.e' d
Tem. eass she residue in g. ~ 10 "a, and 20 months,
with tntsr~ secured By decd eftfust property.
For further pssulsfs address snsns Murray The
ancilopeer. = I'D. <. .N...... Jas Q, McGUInE,
Mar Is-eokds sti- .s. >sg.. - : Auctlonser
The daily union., 1856-04-01

NEW SPRING GOODS FoR oENTiEMEs.-p. j.
STEER merchant tailor, No. s Seventh street, between
and having received his spns roods has the
pleasure his and The public that bis stock
complete Genusen who wish chssce styles nviied
eau early having the that The elegant and desirable
goods embraces, usual,
F',s.n,, E q er..se,.s .Sss good. for s'h''smsn'
The daily union., 1856-04-01

"A Rs mAHtft, corner of % I-s and PEN ssyi.
vania large ard comfortable with
without board Day snd transient boardes he
dated teasonabis
Mar l8-da'
The daily union., 1856-04-01
GENUINE Garden SEEDS.

TUE undensned bess h patrons public
Thai he hs just his supply q the above, direct iron,
attention 70 The Sac .,et q snr. es Prince Ate and oher
peas shorcp tsdh, early fosk large Yek heart shaped fat
Dutch, drumhssd, and other choice essfowe bro
COIL eaces, osons bssis beans, esot psrups, celery, s
voys, esk cucumbes psns tomatoe herbs, kc with sll
other veretshie Seeds IN great vsrsesy.
From bis eonnexous u the seed tsde he
cnn warrant them ef hntrss escesscs and n very moderate
pricss. est af : .*e 81
Fower seeas of choicest kiads selected care specially
suited this cmss offered either In single pseke OF eosc
uous. u very low fsfes
Catalogues cen be had application.
-. - Seed wsfebouse, 800 Tn street, CORNER sfH
Mar B-aaw3w. .~'# f.t
The daily union., 1856-04-01

CosUM AND DALroS.-We learn (says the Boston Jour-
na that Edward O. Coburn is quite i'll in JAIL his disease
being brain over The petitions in circulation for the par
don Of Coburn and Dalton have received upward of six
thousand signatures.
The daily union., 1856-04-01
LOCAL N Il w o.

Among the distinguished strangers in city Hon.
o. Breekinridge Of Kentucky, and General Persfer
Smith, Of the United States army.
The daily union., 1856-04-01
VIM. w. Belknap, Attorney -at-Law and Land
Agent, Keokuk, Iowa.

AND WARRANTS located choice o satisfactory
and favorable tsfns, and all busnvss In Iowa rsqsi
Ing the attention Of % attorney promptly sushdsd 10.
X EErfkESoKs.
Psiro 4 Eousse, wsshins,os, u.
Alexander n. Esans, {"
Keller q MeKespey,
The daily union., 1856-04-01

Miss Agnes Robertson appears tomorrow evening at the
National Theatre in two Of her best pieces. crowded
house and warm welcome await her. -
The daily union., 1856-04-01
Notice or Limited Partne ership.

THE undersigned give sstes iha, ihsy hs.s i dy . med linn
ed partnership under the drm Of Appleton Co. whose
OF business tho ey of Bsmore, the &c bsyin
.eny stocks da fossn and doesc exchange boads
Cheeks ssnssai
eKchanss busnesi thai william Stuart App,son and say W.
Howell reside IN sad city and Geesrs
Rust resides On Lasdoua county, vns, and special paners
said George conrbuted
stock the hous.nd dollars cash that
said partnersip this u March, 1855 and
10 termihais the i5th dag ofkisIeh, Ies7. ~ ~
- 80, : WA STUART APPLETON,
n w. How Eli,
Mar a5-daw .a GEORGE RUST, of virxlna.
n LIE MAN vERs, Pnsisisnne, phe spsaks Esgiisis.
I'll having removed 20 more central ecaioa ss win cosnae
French and nnsuages,
Italian singing, ladss and gnemen private In classes
residence that of the scholars
a q. lo,h ST. No. 4si, bsiwssn and streets
Mar l5-A2ws r.s
The daily union., 1856-04-01

The STEAMSHIP DANIEL WEBsrER-A despatch from New
Orleans, dated the goth utimo, says:
"The steamship Daniel Webster which was due at this
port Monday last from San JUAN has yet arrived
here 1t is feared that she has been seized by General
Walker Great excitement prevails here in regard her
non-arriyaln
The daily union., 1856-04-01

NEW Books reee,ves st Taylor n mssry's woln-
~ den sabene fhnrs There and Thsrsnnto
Perfsinins 80 they are and hsss bees D. &i Is,
Edith Hale a vhlsss story by Thrase Inlman. u 25
humorous focns ~ Thomas Hood Edicd By Epes sasen.
Icods rce.eal wots edited by .pe. sargent avols g.
Mseauiays history ~ knsissd. pesson editions
Tbs ReWenfs of NssuH fial~opy copsous Illustrated BY "a
misr expermens, description
directions for using designed er The Of schools
mics by 4. W. spvgne, a. m.. win 2D upsvings o.
ssrens Standard Readers hs second bird fourth, and h.
Vi Tk, So and 7scsns copiousy Che sfs ersnt)
March n Bookstore near Nh street
The daily union., 1856-04-01

LONG rAssAGr-The brig Mentor arrived at New York
on Friday from Newcastle England having been hun
dred and eight days the passage She did not encounter
any Ice but experienced frequent and furious storms
There existed before her arrival but faint hopes Of her
safety,
The daily union., 1856-04-01

l.. J. Middleton,
Dealer ,n Iee.
ooAce ssa depot southwest corner and Ia,h streets.
Feb q7-a6mn .rt.. ~. s-'. '.. .
The daily union., 1856-04-01

neCIUnE, HILLS, n Co.. Land hgenfs, Dwbuqus,
m hs state of Iowa with sna
wauasts scrip pses applying will pay axes make
Iectops sell real snd land wzrr.nis.
tbe selection of 1nas
competent engineer ssd surveyor.
Hon. Georss W. Jsrcs, u .. senator, Dub tque, lows
Gen. w. Lewis, surveyor general. Dubuque, lows.
Gov. Henry Dodge, U. q. Senate, wiseonsin.
Me~rs. swschsn 4 Scot, bankers, New York.
Hon. Eh Cook, Buffalo, New YORK.
Feb p-duI d eodifemi ..-.
The daily union., 1856-04-01

FACT WORTH KNowINo-New Orleans has three coloret
Methodist Episcopal churches and three coered loca
preachers who slaves most Of the 200
ncans one Is the driver of dray, another carpenter
and the third porter in wholesale coffee store Owe
all white PASTOR appointed by the Louisiana confer
ence
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-31

A BEAUTIFUL superstition prevails among
the Seneca tribe of Indians. When an Indian
maiden dies, they imprison young bird until
it first begins to try its power of song, and
then loading it with kisses, and caresses, they
loose its bonds over the grave, in the belief
that it will not foil its wings nor close,its eyes
until it has flown to the spirit land and deiiv-
cred its precious burden of affection to the
loved and lost. 1t is net unfrequent to see
twenty or thirty birds let loose over one grave
TAKE the hand of the friendless smile on
the sad al d detected sy mpathize with those
in trouble; strive everywhere to diffuse
around you JOY and sunshine do this and
you are sure of being loved
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-31

ARrLEss sIMPncIrY.-One Of the sweetest
incidents we have noticed for many day
and one which shows the effect Of early train
ing, assisted by simple and unde fled imag-
ination, has just fallen under our observation.
1t is thus related "A lady lately visited New
York city, and saw ore day on the sidewalk
a ragged, cold, and hungry little girl, gazing
wistfully at some Of the cakes in shop win.
dow. She stopped. and taking the little one
by the hand, led her into the store. Though
she was aware that bread might be better for
the cold ahild than cake, yet desiring to graft
fly the shivering and forlorn one, she bought
and gave her the cake shs wantec. She ther
took her to another place, where she procul
ed her shawl, ami other articles of comfort
The greallul little creature looked the benevo
Lent lady up in the face, and with artless sim
plicity, said, " Are You Gods wife - Did th'
most eloqutn sesktr ever employ wordS t'
better advantage
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-31
AN ACT
I No. 51.1
March 90, 1856

Supplementary to an act entill, I" an act to
provide for the division of Townships into
election precincts.
SEcTIoN /. Be IL enacted By Me General
assembly Of the State of Ohio, That the COM
missioners of any county 10 this State, upon
presentation to them. at any regular session
of their board, of petition signed by a ma
jority of lhree-fourths Of the legal voters Of
each and every voting precinct Of any town.
ship therein, which has been divided in pur-
suance Of the provisions of the act to which
this is supplementary, praying that such
township be re. changed. SO as to constitute,
as originally, single voting precinct, or that
the lines dividing the same be changed, or
altered, upon being satisfied that the prayer
of said petition is just and REASONABLE and
that due notice thereof has been given for
thirty days, by posting the sums up in three
public places in ef ch precinct to be affected
by such change grant the prayer of such pc
tltion by an order that such township be
changed in accordance Herewith.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
VIM. LAWRENCE,
President Of the Senate, pro TEN.
April 8, 1856.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-31
PEGASUS UNDER THE s1DE-sADDLE


SAKE sail in lecture while discoursing OF
the female poets, that notwithstanding their
fancy and sentiment, itseemed impossible for
Pegasus to trot handsomely under side-sad-
die.
We think we do know of few instances
in which he has trotted very gracefully un-
der a side.saddle; and of but few indeed
wherein he has thrown the river.
Very truly there is never such "whoop-
hurrah," among the bystsnders when VIC
man mounts; for woman do everything in a
quiet way, and accomplish more than some
people who kick up whirlwind at every
corner We have seen some who claim the
other saddle installing the crupper for thl bri-
die occasinaly. The fact is when Peter
strings few rhymes together, and busy a
few puffs, he is living wonder, the cynosure
of all sounded the trumpet fire the
great gun; but when Caty does the same
thing, she has "written very prettily"-no
ham in any of her unsophistica.ed nonsence
hush she is a woman Quite conven' emf
these " side-saddles"-an much obliged to
you, Mr.. Saxe-we'll all forgive you this
once" bein" your school marin didn't teach
you how to /" mi ke.a bow" morning and even
ing. " Everything depends OF. a boys brngin
up Olive Branch.