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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS, THURSDAY, JULY %, 1857.

II any one win visit the hOspitable mansion
of the present proprietor of the estate, which
has descended from our Kate, they may hear
her story with increased interest, from the lips
Of some of her fair descendants; and upon Ia.
kingA view Of the place, where she crossed
amid such perils. they will not be surprised to
learn that the circumstance should have given
to Il the name Of the " MArpEx's ADVENTURE ~
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Mistfaaleous.
THE NIGHT OF LOVE.


TIE eight unto nv soal has esns,
The ovefshaiowine night
Like biz r,trf1ins 70 is hoEG,
From vsrFv aisht.
My love F-tErns unto iis nest,
And Vainly tells ny sehine breast
To BE- II rsst.
No star ofpromiss In ths sky
Noeoas inspiring SIR
ofhope CT better destiny
Cleans ffam afaf-
Ny love must keep within rs nest;
Tia night Is DART. and IL WIRE best
To b a, rest.
The moon Of faith In clouds has set;
No hrpe-strI besns Shove
This herr. nuT study TO forget,
Lean not to love-
NY love must keep within i,s nest;
Too Sacrsd for nsidens jest,
There LET it rest.
Ths night unto nv soul has cone,
The moonless night;
Nv life heneeforth has little room
Fer nv loves delight
Nv love win die within It's nest
OF solitude; but il were best
To die ~ rest.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

HEsaAx FLAe-There is now in Alexandra,
Va, the fist lug taken during the RevoIntisn
by Gen. Washington from the Hessians at Trer-
ton. II is composed of silk. beautifully en-
broidered in needlework-the crown appears
prominent, and the date HIS on the 'front.'
Also, the identical Gag surrendered at York
town. Il was the Gag Of the seventh regiment.
and now bears this inscription: "The suren-
der Of Lord COnwailis, being the GROWING
glory Of the eoHplete success Of the American
arms" The Gag is Of rich silk, well perforated
With bullet holes. General WashingsOn's body
guard Gag Is also there-siIk, with the motto,
"conquer or de-"
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Ggpitt aottrp.
Iron he Lsuisville JoHTsaI.)
ERE WE PARTED BIZ THE MILL
By ANNA MARIA wELsY.

81
81 Tfr1ueh the tviliRht's parple giosy,
81 I have cone back, Mary der,
Thrfs wAs Whispered fra The abfyl
OF ny yssns love IN thine err;
'Neath The heagrf'~s al 10 blossom,
Iso vel Fsmsnbsr sill,
wbrrs elasped tbse TO nv bosom,
$50. r.wsp-r cd BY the niIi.
Oh, the sane seft light was streaming
Tfriugh the clear sky's crystal bars,
Bot We hsede NOT its Eie'mins,
! Foe dime eyes oaf.hone The st-ri;
-, And thy cheek and lip Iove-lighied,
To mine oxn wrr, pressed At viii,
wbrf. thy ir1th with mine was Plighted,
Ere per ed by the mill.
Yet anoir twilight. Msry,
And the b. ring tale WAS told.
That the herr that could not vsTy,
From mine oxn away was sold;
And the hands thai should have pressed Thee,
In thine o~n lay plIs AMI chill.
As ny lips the last time blessed thee,
- Ere We parted BY the mill.
Yet they could not make ne shun thee,
;ia Fer saw thss "a .opins stand,
Where the SIR 'ngerI gold had -Eor thee,
From thy fathers scrlid hand;
And thine ewes last look, thnugh given
Tr,psh the tssrs thou eould-t not 6rls
Hsth been III I've known o. Heaven,
80 Since we parted BY the mill.
From my boy',oor rs scenes r'vrf,
have wan isF,d FIR since thea,
And with smiles nv face masked oveT,
ge- In mine intF with men;
Fer he vol my slumb filing,
As no living v'i,e NAV Gil,
Hath been angel pul es q r Hing,
since W. p led by the mil.
To the green srsve gber' they've laid thee,
With the hedg- r-S's bloom sbovs,
have come not TO upl mi thee
No. NV ~ ani only love!
Dot my ,piIii ha;h token
Thai thine o an uiIl meet me still,
Where tbs e-nile herr "a, broken,
II. we pr ed by the mill.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

BEAUTIFUL CoHPAnsoS.-In an imaginary
conversation between Petraeh and BOcaecio,
from the pen Of Walter Savage LandOr, there
is the following passage "The damps Of au-
tumn sink into the leaves, and prepare them for
the necessity Of the fall and thus insensibly
are we as years close around US, detached from
our tenacity to life by the genial pressure Of
recorded sorroEs."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

RUSNSc IN DEsr.-0f what frightfui prog
eny of ills and woes, is debt the parent. Some
one most forcibly remarks, that If the young
could but know the fatal misery they are entail
ing upon themselves the very moment they &c
cept pecuniary credit, to which they are not
entitled by their actually existing necessities,
how would they start back AMI puse in Their
career! How pale would they turn. How
would they tremble and clasp their hands in
agony at the fightful abyss which yawns before
them7
Debt has been well slid to be the mather Of
rUuy ana OF crime. 1t taints the very fountain
of all our joys and embitters life to its very
source. Hence we see so many unhappy fami-
lies, so many venal presses, so many marketable
politicians. Debt may be a very small matter
in the beginning, but it has giants growth
and acquires giants strength. When We Gre
ate the monster we make our muster, who
hunts us at all hours, and 81 rkes his braided
whip constantly in cur sight. Keep out of Deb.
Buy nothing because it is cheap, on credit
payday will come, and come perhaps at a time
when you are lilly prepared for it. Keep these
shackles of your Hm5s-this burden from your
shoulders. No slave has a task master so Sc
we're as the thing called DEBT.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

A Man WHo C0gLD HELP HINsELy.--A WI.
Ter in the Christian Witness says Of the late
Bishop GrisEold, that not one man in a thou
sand ever gave 50 little trouble TO his fiends---
What he could do for himself he allowed none
to d for him He was q newer Of wood and
dnaSer If water, made his own fires, polished
his own boots, carried bis valise, and did his own
erranda.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

A FABLE. ~ CHARLEs LAMB" My dear chill
dren," said an old rat to his young ones, " the
in6rmities of age are pressing 80 heavily upon
me, that have determined TO dedicate the short
remainder of my days to modification and pc
nance, in a narrow and lonely hole which have
lately discovered; but let NE not Interfere with
your enioyments. Youth is the season for plea
sure; be happy, therefore, and only obey my
last injunction, never come near me in my re-
treat. God hess you ALL" Deeply affected,
sniyeIlin= audibly, and wiping his paternal eyes
with his tail, the old rat withdrew, and was seen
no more for several days, when his youngest
daughter, moved rather with flial affection than
by the curiosity which has been attributed 70 the
SEX stole to his cell Of modification, which turn
ed out to be hol'. made BY his own teeth, in
an enormous Cheshire cheese!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

Love LErTER-@ Dear Juhas-You say your
love viii surmOunt all obstacles. Meetme. then,
adored one, on Christmas Bay, on the summit
Of Mont Blanc-crEsTSA"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23
, How to Select Flour,

I. Look at its color; if it is white, with .
slight yeIlowish or eolored tint, buy Il. II
it is very white, with blush cast, or with black
specks in it, refuse 1t.
2. Examine its adhesiveness; wet and knead
little Of it beti:een your fingers; IL IL works
soft and sticky, il is poor. Flour made frem
spring wheat is likely to be sticky.
3. Throw little lump of dry -four against
dry, smooth, perpendicular surface; ifit adheres
in lump, the -four has life in il; Il il falls ike
powder, it is bad.
4. Squeeze some of the -four in your hand; II
it retains the shape given by the pressure, that,
too, is good sign. Flour that will stand all
these tests it is safe to buy.
These modes are given by old -four dealers,
and we make no apology fer printing them, Is
they pertain to a matter that concerns every.
body, namely, the quality of the "stafF Of life"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

THE GREAr ARTEsrAS WELL IN PAns-This
extraordinary well is bored in the centre Of the
Court Of Abbatior, goes 100 feet in the bow
els of the earth, and the column of water, nine
inches in diameter, rises in copper tube liz
feet above the surface. From this elevation &c
descends by means Of another tube to the ground,
and is conducted TO the reservoir at the Panthe.
on, whence 1t is distributed for the use Of the
inhabitants The temperature OF the water Is
constantly 500 Fahrenheit. It holds several
salts in solution, among the rest iron-xhich col.
ors glass submitted to is action-and is highly
charged with eaIbonic acid gas. This Is the
deepest well yet bored. and the facts connected
with it serve to explode the old doctrine thaG,
such wells were mere examples of jet Of vet
having its head on some mountain or high table
land passing under ground and springing through
the outlet up to the height of lis head. The
supply Of water from this well, Is 3,4O0, 900 gal
Ions in "a hours.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

Nov that Ay-time is coming, We may be do
ing favor Ter spelling somebody's wall) BY in
sorting the following: A traveller remarks hat
the butcher shops at Geneva are all open, and
although immense numbers Of dies may be seen
on the outside walls, not one comes in. This Il
eansed BY the inntr walls being rubbed over with
laurel oil, which is an effective preventive
against the intrusion Of these troublesome in
seets- The Courier du Havre, in abiding 70 dis
fact, states that no Ay viii enter room in which
wreath Of walnut leaves has been hung up.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

How To PRosPEa IN BUsINEss.-In the frs
place make up your mind to accomplish what
ever you undertake decide upon some par
tcular employment and persevere in it. Al
difficulties are overcome by diligence and as
suidity.
Be not afraid to work with your own hands,
and diligently. too. "a cat in glOres catches
no mice"
Attend to your own business, and never trust
it to another. ga pot that belongs to many is
i'll stirred and worse boiIed.''
Be frugal. "That which will not make pot
viii make pot lid"
Be absteminous. "who dainties love shall
beggars prove.
Rise carly. "The sleeping fox catches no
poultry"
Treat every one with respect and civilty.-
Everything is gained and nothing lost BY
courtesy" Good manners insure success.
Never anticipate wealth from any other source
than labor. "He who waits for dead mems
shoes may have to go fer long time bare
foot"
"Heaven help those who help themselves"
Ifyou implicitly follow these precepts, nothing
viii hinder you from accumulatins.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

To CLEAN SILK-PAre and slice thin three
washed Irish potatoes Pour on them sbslfPint
Of boiling water, and add an equal quantity Of
pure alcohol Sponge the silk on the rightsids.
and when half dry, irOnon The wrOag dae--
The lighte=t eolored silk may be eieaass4 and
Frightened By this process slss sisth, velssses
craze.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

AUSr HETTT's ADvIcE.-Oh, girls set your
affections on cats, poOdles, parrots or lap-dogs
but let matrimOny alone. It's the hardest
way on earth of getting a living-you never
know when your work is done up. Think Of
carrying eight or nine children through the
measles, chicken pox, thra III, NUNS and scirlet
fever, some of 'cm twice over it makes my
sides ache to think of it. OF, you may scrimp
and save, and twist and turn, and delve, and
economic, and die, and your husband will mary
again, take what you have saved and dress his
second wife with, and she'll take your portrait
for fire board, and-but what's the use Of
talking warrant every one of you'll try it
the first chance you get, there's sort of be-
witchment about it, somehow.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

SAcREDNEss OF TEARs-Dr. Johnson observes,
"There is a sacredness in tears" They are not
a mark Of weakness, but of power-speak more
eloquently than ten thousand tongues. They
are the messengers Of overwhelming grief, of
deep condition, OF UnspeaKaole love. If there
were wanting any argument to prove that man
is not mortal, would look for it in the strong
emotions Of the breast, when the soul has been
deeply agitated, when the fountains of feeling
are rising, and when the tears are gushing forth
in crystal streams. Oh, speak no. karshly to
the stricken one, weeping in silence! Break not
the Deep solemnity by rude laughter or intrusive
footsteps! Despise not woman's 'ears-they are
what make her an angel. Scof not il the stern
heart Of manhood is sometimes melted TO tears
they are what help to elevate him above the
brute. love to see the tears Of affection. They
are painted tokens, but still most holy. There
is pleasure in tears-an awful pleasure. If
there were none on earth 20 she'd tear for me,
should be 10th to live; and if no one might
weep over my grave, never could die in psace.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10
IFrom the Chicago Press, June 3. !


DoINar OF THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN To-
wA.-Tho manifesto of the Vigilance Committee
of jackson county, Iowa. was it seems deadly
in earnest. and they have extended their opera
ton into the adjoining county ofClinton. On the
% ult some forty or fifty Of the Jackson county
law. ,lefiers proceeded to Dewitt, tho county scat
of Clinton county, armed at all points, and de-
mnnded the prisoners confined in the jail there
who had been removed from Jackson county on
n change of venue Tho sheriff resisted their de-
mand and summoned the by'standers to his as
sistance, who refused to aid him. After knock.
inn the Sherif over the head with their guns.
they succeeded in getting the keys. and entered
the jail and took out Barger, confined for murder
ing his wife The mob took l}arger. over near
Mnquokcta, where they hung him about nine
O'Clock on Friday morning The mob was com
posed Of tho same men who lately hung clifford
in that county. They arc thuoghiy organized
and said to number from 400 20 500
An Irishmuu. named Carroll. who was in Jail
for the murder of German last fall. and has not
yet had legal herring. was lniormed tnat he
was /, bo hung at tho Same time win barger'
but on further consideration by the mob 1t was
deemed proper that he should have ia'r tr'al
Another person who was arrested III mat VI
cinity for stealing watch. and confined IN the
Clinton Jail. was taken to the place OF execution
and severely whipped, and admonlshed to leave
the State and never appear in that part again.
az no valued his life.
II was tho intention Of the mob to take anoth-
er prisoner who had been imprisoned for horse
stealing but no effected his escape the night be.
fore and fled 10 parts unknown. lid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10
BALTIMORE


Uk
',sy street Ianorc tncer tho Pos, onee1 CURE lNsuR
ED OR M FEE REQt IRED-~Dr. Mills. an "xpcticnreu
Thy sician ai the Alopah'o School may De @V"e" WV
suited In all oi private nntute or disease
No Money required u /" Z ARE Is mes H "cce"' a.,
practical experience OF over 10 years enables ID, 20
warrant cure shortest possible time TO have "ay
clcetnd. - -.
celebrated cee,na andspeedy cure OF al
oaaaca Secret Diseases established IN tha ci S
refuge from ea'srrIn,y' rn vsIu. ~ m.".s",ic. S,.
oud render public notice unnecessary werc
not many applicants here for treatment who hsve
ouh so largely public prints. aud with whom our city
Amicscs he an your s."nrd.
You wnud injury rcennary LOSE aud d'-hpponnens
early medical AID whore proper treatment can pr OBTAIN
cd DIR NJ makoa no Rlutng professions PROMISES no "ore
than he will houornhly perform,
seq ccen.lary and Chronie Cnscs.
Tho usnsl symptoms Sore Throat lc"nton OF the
Month Itching and Tenderness about the Nose Botches
u,ons nnon The skin Sc Upon pcricet Constitutions
cure odosi aud moE yeorne OF such cases. Dr NJ u
willing ios.aes h. hsco, and rSI..ss s ..,u,c.
Tho remei.s Of Dr IN resn,ing strong and manly Wig
ar the shattered c"nhuiion and removing speed
lily adahi, ni"t, Incurred i'a .sf'" s''o' """ "'
unsurpassed by Rny dscoycri's ni th' nse
Enfccbicd Wn"t"na
may and certain restorative, and 'hands from
realized thu sweet u,ion ct nope wh'o nom ,ne
auro uackeree In their hthcrt u'ies Ho"reh h"u DO
Come almost cs,ngnished ,.,....
No compounds Mercury NoSions Drugs use
To Ecmnlc..
lo,a In tho eatment Female noctions Nor
Won. seasas qualities Dr to afford kmiy RaiiQ ana
in the mos dculi cases communications sacred
~ guarded and kod with skill aud dccacy
> IDr. Mills, sircns G'rcvensivr.
This egn Remedy apprab,n to either acx vii, be sent
duly prepared by mail ON eceip o' w. Ut ny f'""e Wv
prescription will bo included. ,, i, N
Distant pe,aona curcd ~ home, by addressing DIX j. ~
MnLs BAiraonr. dcttcra post paide medicines Hon' IN
any direction, by mail or express"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10
~ls.AR MANUFAGTOUN.-
II JOHN R. kOMpE,

SUCCESSOR NJ. LANGHOnAt SoNs1
MAS STREET, LYsCHBukG VA
In ,,s will aiway. be found on Stock, com
ste .sortmeut Of Cigars all kinds made Of the finest I'M
ort.d Tobaccos carefully selected aud manufactured WIN
e m noase the most Smokers and TO maintain LOT
the Brands Of this establishment reputation Squn 10 tose
of any mandatory IN the country, go.
NO. ahe The manufacturer TO offer all times complete
assortment also keeps constantly large stock oil mp3tFa
Havana and German Cigars which will be sold at small aa
cost. t.....a,.,
The attention city and State IS special
u 10 an examination stock. The brands OF inc
have for ycars been sold IN me sc
Northern ces they have entered int" successn co
ueton i'm brands all kinds OF imported and domestic man
.u.,
orders from any part Of the Union will be promptly met
and entire satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers
l.cdl llp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
TWENTY DRAWN nAH.u.OTA.

calling particular attention To TINS eh'S"i"'nh'y
Scheme would especially direct your attention 70 the eh
tent Ballot hih IL NJ great oonsdoJhio"J tero oeng
ihc % Drawn Ballots (wboens he
other nrcy - giving rreponderanco 10 ia
yr Of the the fact that HE lowest three
number ticket will be entitled to goo Prhe Inc o'hef anu
higher Prizes immense md well worthy OF an Investment
to Scheme At foot We take pride
h that have hnnened our PATRONS ny
th Prizes we bay. them take this opportunity TO
flank them for The liberal support have received
nj ", hands Ilopinp for continuation their fuvors
thof, fore say 10 fail to Invest In the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10

MANU- ACTtRERS AND DEALERS IN Gl NFDW.
DER CONTINUE TO oPfER IllEIR Will MINE
niTIF POWDER In Kegs and CuiscTs. Also, Gnnpow
dor FAR nias,inr nd Mining comprising full assortment of
qualities and kinds required by the trade guaranteed TO give
entire satisfaction. . .-, a..
Thc standard of their Powder which has enjoyed the
than twenty i've Atats, VIII be
found by any other manufacture OF the kind 10
The world or by The principal Dealers aud also at the
tnce az the ompanv u Wall Water street, New
York n e. hAHA NJ 80,
A T. DouGi ASS, Secry. mar 2d6m
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- which has been used cxicnsivcly tirongnu' "'
centuries past under the of bay Rum as reney
tr Nervous IIe da he and for affections oil he hesn
ay and for diseases of the Scalp Hair has at last been
reduced that concentration when ihereN ~ ~
dyina virtues fold, and makes rem dy "ols has
ION of nil In lis nresent state concentration "heh o
been effected alone nv series OF chemical experiments oy he
inventor the Essence OF bay Leaves i' NV
sened community remedy unsnrpa'sed III " -
The decay of the Hair the removal Dandru ana "' Ie
uy few applications that distressing iehile ora
orally precedes falling the Hair Inc ~ s,,i,
years since originally prepared 1t for memne' % ms h I'd
most distressing of the hair ana snch err ' n ~ Inv
Elects that its reputation at once became a.
des ha We since made for IT, without any D.
:" putting whatever Such has become the ~ " " -
strs Bay Leaves has been .;,h
facure upon an x,ensye scale and ho offers TWIN
the fullest confidence o the entire public
e " o TII0S II. ROSSER,
Manufacturing Chemist, fetefsou'e ',
, For sale wholesale and retail by STROrliER "hiiE
HEAD Druggists ~, =, po,
Gy Look out Tor limitations under the name o oi Vi D"
Leaves Bay Extracts Bay Water &c
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LOTTERIES,
HAVANA u.0JlEsg

"Thc GLORY of our snousc will at."r Depart"
Our STAR ~ IN lliE AStfRDANT"
HAVANA PLAN No. b.
We have merely call attention TO thn smphe'y o
this artery being eng. numhers and :" REFER
tho brst evidence anceeHH VII he ~" o' ".
OcIa report the Of zeH we have sold III 'h' a
Lottery plenOne Prize oi A2uOn quarter o
ESQ 900 $1,000 and II Prizes Of ~lV each VI
the aggregate amounting to the mnng'ca ahd WotV s % "
E 00 bosdes several smaller prizes ranging from 600 Ia
$1,000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10

w MAuKfr 81. orfosITf NJ MAUktr HousE, LYNchbuhd
va am now prepared furnish, nj the very shortest Al"
lice Horses Hacks and uggcf hc very best IN the clyJ
Persons wishing ride in anew Hack drawn by me 1rse
with the most polite ana earslul Hl'N'''' o"h oe "
by . f ,,i,a With
Gentlemen wishngto take short afternoon a''Fe win
ADJ In pc,y buggy with fine Horse can be accommodated
10y ,..,tu, ,,a,, -, M,
abe kept IN fine order ana always feany NJ
moments notice also responsibilities any damage none
them who in my stable Will be pleased the pubic WIN
ve me call and satisfy Themselves that stable ~ bett"r
stocked than any other in this city = NiiiihMo,
iIIv
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Nur Dmllws and the 11nysicn Minister NJ mon
chester,


(From the Warrington Eng Guardian)
From every corner sopern glasses were pointed
towards tho dnis in tho transept where the Amer
icnn and Belgian ambassadors bad already taken
their seats Mr.. Dallas. u tall, venerable. gray
headed man, of determined American features,
was dressed in an old blue topcoat with velvet neck
The Belgian ambassador, NJ. Van de W"ysr,
was decorated with numerous orders. and gasiy
walked about. chatting in the most fluent Eng
lish. An amusing scene happened at this time
one. which expecting, we kept sharp look to 500
In full The ambassador from Hayti, Baron Da-
micr, IL n black of the first water, with as grsa.
ny and as plump and merry face Hs well to do
blacks usually have. lie had been promenad,ng
during The morning, and VIZ nnxiously waited to
see how he and Mr.. Dallas would treat each other
when they met. as report says the Haytien noble
delights 90 bother the citizen Dallas by proving
ON all public occasions that no is "man and .
BROTHER At length they met. Dallas lstand'
ing) and Van do Wcyer (sitting) were ON the
dais oonversing, in tho presenoo OF the vast as
sembly. The black ambassador came up the
steps, and his Belgian excellency, with the po-
lteness Of a Frencbman, rose and shook him ny
tho hand Tho Iinytien glanced at citizen Dal-
las, as if ho expected similar greeting; but
wave of tho hand, directing him to pass by, was
all that tho representative Of that republic which
declares that all men are equal could give to his
black brother. The sight caused many smiles
aud curt remarks unfavorable to our American
cousins.