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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

~ npualisAn aaasezs aa %
whssA ahabl ! alw 80 = - =
nit, nomsnaaed tha following aiekss:
Foe Dissgses Jaagss =! q sRAaa u
Frssnant soansy.
For DistrieA AthoEney, sAaUsI =. kear
Rxx, a. DesasaE County.
For Membsr heard II Eaasaaiens 81
p. KnxaAEL, Of Pags,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01
Edwards q HaRFtmwtOn,

We direct the attenkion Of our read
sgs 10 the advertisement Of this new firm,
james Block, Lower Broadway. They
hare rssGnaly located in oar city, and
opened mammoth and varied stock Of
GroeaEies, Wines and Liquors, which
Shay will sell at the lowest figures
They bear the reputation Of honorable
And upright merchants, and We solieiI
fer them, fair proportion Of cur in
ereasing trade. Don't forget the place,
Jamaa' New Block.
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RaG Nv a Do@.

a few dsys since, asha tAs ssoFs Of
Teosla& jackson, va potzssd thai : shila
vas vsgy seym5v hsaen y = savage
dog. We did not learn who the deg be-
LOGGED 10, nor DO we care, but We think
ii about time oar MaruhaI was anfpFving
the Bog Law. Will hs ao gt-.thatss tie
question, rsz
W. tlsfnk shefs are TOO many dogs ID
eur city By one ksHl, ard the sooner they
are Klang hsersd Ehe better.
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Vegetables.

Our market is now abundantly sup
Piled With sill kind Of vegetables, which
command good price and sell readily.
If the farmer don't get rich in this coun-
try, il ia entirely his own fault, Pro-
duoe 10 always saleable at good figures.
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u. O. Democratic Review.

This able publication is before as,
containing large variety Of interesting
reading matter, and q hondsome steel
plate engraving Of the late Mortimer
Livingston. IL also contains Douglas
Great Chicago Reception Speech
Terms, 90 per year.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

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- aEa % Aaalift
Tsss - u 80 sssss n " Horss aaa

s&& IA Rk#& No. IS
-~
On Saaarday sAe 2ssh attss saysEaa ~
saa saass g. II sAs vaslnasy sk onE essy
whisA pseaaea qaiss sssr e sowns .
iieals exeitamsns IN fas aoansxy, apa :
graas deal % tan foF those Whe wines
ssa the aRsaa e spssa bsssssn ne Con-.
pssiag HAga.
Ths ErsE saos thai came aK was .
snatch bstsssa HAlas B. :. Psssess End
De Bolt's !, ., BstcAAs fas . stake q
@Ns aangls Dash Of miles waich sums
up - follows
SAzuanAEs Aag, 2ssAs 1855. Maach
Ter . as0 sidas singis dash ct lille.
y. HAins b. s. Prince Wlhs, Haina i.
De Bolis b-g. bssehsTs 9slha. Cllasons q.
WoM BY % yards dasass 2sn. sseo
RatcAeF'a seisnds ware the most nn-
msroaas and twu hours bafora tbs sine
Of starting, a ssemed thas tie friands cf
FFsAsss who were fsw IL namhazs wsnld
BE eea on tie track; bat time proved
thai both tAsir mensy and g Plssea held
ous mneh better shan u was sxpscted,
ana whan tha horsas started they Asd
considerable suzna aniavessea Tor the
want OF sakags.
Ina wafd 80 Was given q the hEss
szzsssaS aaa 6aseAss wene Oh : isngsA
e ne Lead pas Friaee caught and lap
pea ann In me nrsa nfty Yardss and thus
snsy Eaas 1oah lookeJs applying the
,psfsGoGsFs Literally TOR the ftEss half
maias whaa BwscAss Easigned tha lead 10
Ps2msss wAe ran 81 his sass and woR the
FaOs In > slew eanssr. ~
Afser ne mile race was over, several
Quarter races were Eua, more Cor the fun
and TO ssss she speed Of the animals,
than keT ehsMansy inyesaea. IAe whoi@I
AFFAIR passed q quietly, and drinking.
Oasoasang and Sighting, which sometimes
occur upon sash sxeitng occasions were
dispensed with. s@
There was bat enc thing which We ge-
gard - dlsrepatahlss THAI our duty as a
pablia Journalist requires a. 10 notice,
and that 10, some men were on the ground
VIC would feel insalteds If we were to
animate thai they are net gentlemen and
aonorsbis men, who staked CoantsEfsit
md Broken RAnk hills against good
money upon the result OF the race. Wei
'egard tns eettsHg OF . Broken or Goun- |
'erFeit Bank nesss representing is 30 bel
fooas asa Saso'9tssS IL . ps bad IS no |
'esseF th&n olsposang OK u IN any other |
ray, ana the man that would DO such
h1hg Is scounaFel a. heart, and u only |
ssfraaaea fFom committing his piracy
'pon the public upon al occasions, thro'
10 fe@F OF the Law, aud the dread OF
eoking through the CRATES OF the Psni- |
ena@Fy'
Il Ahsh vail wager money ls' them Do
'oness @ao Paa up, good money, and
ever oes or oaer 70 bet counterfeit mon
y representing 1t as good and a. the
anne tlms k1'o'o''2 II 70 De bad Such
course Wall nrang what Is regarded by
.ensismsn and honorable men, a. a 't's-
." smuaement' into dlsrepa'e' aud Pus
as0 the moa1hs OF tie opponents OF the
'porss OF shs Turf an argument in IA
or OF tnelr sue OF the question: 1t Is
aia tn&a thsre Is houor among Thieves.
ny eannot men VINO profess to be gen.
Lemen and honorable men, and who
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

This elegant Packet from 81. Joseph,
arrived II cur Leree on Saturday laas,
banging large nutahsx % passages
sR tAia RlAaa. TAs aiRosea rs aas
slaaaks Be- ls papssa from &c. Eoaia.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

Ihe RivsE d this paint ooasinuss fall
ling steadily. The last arrival from be-
Low reports I LIZ fest in the channel from
S.. Louis sp,s aad Ne river beesniang
very dfRcdlt 10 navigate. T'
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01
HAsg Il.
-. -. -. .ss.s,.ss ia u

- Rsaa0a ss sizks thas tie
rs. -, Kalloch, instead = prsaehisg
n avslEsea land, had better % and
elssaAs ii some " sha sasass arihes----
We take ahe Liberty Of suggesting TO him
Ahss b would wOAeblysEf all eeOounts
81 his gall&nssy are tshs, and himself
most al hOme among the Pss0-kHsss.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

Our friend GKo. PARxs, on Tuesday
last, done some tall tFaveling-equAl to
" $40 time on the Plank Road" Geo.
drives fast horses, aud consequently,
takes . fast ride oeeasionalIY.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01
Catfish.

That prines al sleysE fsllows, HsC.
ASDRus, has our thanks for nice large
caiSah, captpred in shs 'sasqdiy Aissoa.
ri. We enjoy presents Of that kind ex-
eeedlnEkysrr zsrrm@a #4a M@ III
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

This favorite craft, passed down from
Sioux City, on Thursday LAST. Capt.
BtURs, Is . whois-souIed man, and his
boat, ons Of the hsst on the Missouri
kpana. -s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

The slagaat passages paekas, Eass-
Ssasg, Capt. o. q. ASafuilsn, va aasar-
tised 70 leavs ", Lsuia sd ths morning
&c NE 2ass.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

Our old friend, CHARLxT ALLEx, will
accept our thanks for nics Watsrmel-
on. Is was luscious.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01
LAND, EXCHANGE mo INSURANCE OFFICE.
I'd. C. BKgOMER,
ATTORNEY 4 CoUNsELLOR,
GENERAL. LAND AGENT,
a nran aaus wutwn aag xrSrsxmx a nrRrKH

@NO k$EAMA &AzEA AkN As&SS&1ANsSASy
ALAG AGENT ReR THE ...s
PHOENIX FIRE ms. co., OF Hartford,
Connecticut;
PEORIA FIRE L MARINE ms, co.
Of Peoria, Illinois.
IOWA FIRE ms. CO, Of Oskaloosa,
Iowa a e~ 49, rr
MUTUAL L. LIFE ms. GO. Of nv.
g 0fzss Ia Empire Block, Opposite
the Pacific House, Council Bluff, Iowa.
mar24-5s s ly
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1900 : asa.

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sass - hshy y allsa bel asassss
nasnt Psovsdeds 4 anas wikh he sslAas
Kilaims baa 81 alags fAas ear RasiAk
koa ~ kwaks "a pooR dspArs-
ID zna n uhIaE - 80 - asAaas
zEkh 80 y y 80 sAhss y ~ szsss,
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nope one saEpaa ksa WI fealaw
~ axapae af 0uz Rar saoa kFianas
lit lse ssEx saaea II i "a kaiilAks
saak aaaasas woaia Il i
- aaalils i sAlosn keei
fzas ss sz1 saesss
80 800 IN VI KeA }sB A4rs
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81 ~ ssings - wslash ~ No.
49, a. Is 81 q csass M
Saif 81 pc - - b.
HAsENnn ii ITO.
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Aa ~

The aboys stsamss has spaaaasassa
frsighsing for Ooansn Blnel - asss
msdiaaa porss abosa. The - se.ar
ii The lew wassr IL shs MIssaafi, I'll
gfvs low4watsg boats ehaneas Amnag
the bssa, 10 tho Asa sgss 0epA 1aaul
ner.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01
Ehaa

Way dan1 the IOvsFa of ahss moAla
gams, fuRaa Che elnh, IN ahis ~ 4
Come ssass, the lene wieask ssaaizs
will soon Be apon n - - ~ hsss
. little amusement:
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

1 F@R BepaaHm hmH nj
bare esaeFs aa fas sepsamhsEs shsl
foiisvang saase sasssv Msgasinsss
.FEaak Isslia,a Ramily Manshly.f -
Aslaasie assAsAly
Y.a..as - z Z. 90 asasa, aass baa saassl
Aes'sssss F~Efaax
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

A New RRATUREl
eA@e@m~svn
x
CAMPAIGN BUGLE
rOR 90 CENTS

Owins 10 TIE hard tlmss, and cor the
rurpOs> Of placing orr papeg In he
hand Of all who may desire ID - D SMALL
prics, we have eOneludad 10 faEaish cab
scribsEa, from this .asss, until sisas tbs
general result i knowa 81 eur Ssate
Elsstion, fer the san Of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Send in the nalnsa and shs quarters,
Yoa who visa 10 be- posted In oas State
Elections. Nsw 10 tha aiaas
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e. 4 young lady Of more beauty than
ssnse-mors accomplishment than learn
ing-more charms Of person than grace
of mind-mora admirers shan fAisnds-
more fools than wise men for attendants
lis q eoqastte.
- Lies are hiltless sWords, which
cut the hands that WELD them.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

Ne understand thaa Cor. w. A. Rieh-
andseas % Msbsaskas has rseigned. Rec.
iguasioa y saka plass i Janaasy.
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HORACE EvEnETT,
Banker a. Land Akems,

A09NGAL nAGEkG4
oEsgs Tor sale. the : i sse Is, %. s5---
t61 aeras. lin Moncna county, 90 tho Little
Sioux River, 8 Ia miles east az Aahkea--
price, -, per acre.
i NV 10. H4. aS-~Akenoma sa.e naia
east q Seaiiax Rsxsr--hhs Folliag psasis~-
price. 90 90 pr acre.
I Tha Ogden Lot, containing acre. 49,
ioaniag Mr.. YuxMsRsa gesiaencas 3 8 Ia
Z Ia. d. 10, 44~-40 acres timbeg, miles
III Oh Eossn, and On she propoaad nsw goa&
4 HW1-A, u, - IA ard lie hw TX !.
i5, ~, $500 acres, Rolling pgaaxaa Mad
bukton LAID, 1-znsie east IL TIE HIehEana-
bokmm River and Cakaingsgss ILL. eAa III
Imiae frum Mswton q Lewis GFsEa % tAe
new State Bead. Priess - pr acre.
4 b saw Ia IN W. Ia q WV Id and ia
In " la 3, 10, Il, go aeesa, Esd beach Bot
atAm on Eae Nichanabesnz, t-9 mEaea wask
Iog lola, samedlstapcs krpm - GFewe amd
a-a mile aoFth Of NJ Lwaaases KAssa Azd -
lmew SEaga read.
mo acres Of Land aajoanAng KrAakzsss,
tha ospsks - 4 Msaassy ssszse
B 81, 81, and las la q, ~
gD--,a<so acres, adjoining BheEhyyiliss -.
9s@s s9 EheIhy Ee--pFAee 90, per acre.
40 aoMw aEealSnms amhsK Eanzs h CD
azzs ssEsFss . mllss noxsh.
azaMKs An Dssms1g. /.
e. hz4 ~ s4ls d lars mUsssss u
tvaeks oE EMad, nralria and timbegs saikaAAa
fmR aakxaememks wkaeA sam be purchased @k
seansnshse z&kHn. Gazne ksaa 1xnzas be "
hasa aseE wlAh m0fsr sale - ths lsss ssHa
q a. &0 w@f MNaa
iasnslI nls, ssps .as ~
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Tha anhbasibax kAan kSnE faxs pas& Sat
ranage. wehT6 aAnoanea Iazak ~ q 8sk4ws
man8N b Hnakh he Hsiaadz 6giA of nc ten
saansnk inskImkionn s 30 psaea, so Ns
alsligenes nlefzS lhzf
H# Ii art1fzA@ saA8 za0sn ~
Mma1saa akk4ess ~ aIEsR i FsaHk-
tapn NJ ghcse wsap aAFAaeN IT, I'd zsla
saklAl ~ I'll ..s Is s
& 81 1Stsn VII eeElssAk& u ~ M0w
baEsdlng a. - 3asn ~ W #sAaa
sams q hzz S "a n. sssss
q AxTR pslnsibs
eRneEl NHsa E9ssAs sssa 81
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

n, B. an ready for ssttlemeut-ah
those owing me MUST call asd setkIa.
JAMES HENsHALZ5, JR- 1
lane 2, 1888, II
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n MAak - Z. g. - $50
MOORE q CK.APP,
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ARn
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81 oaNs cExxs.sa ssesss sss4 go. - sassSseAs
DTLL8 q Exehange On al scr Eegsagw
lid sod SaukhsTm Gia1sa h14zKaa an6a mesA
Aeasg la&asana Essa and FsEsenal ssen-
Ftsy.
colasekaans AaaAs In wsa1aEn Kowa and
eaeasFa Nakxaeaas ard prnnpeay Tssaiktad
no eng paaE ms the umae@a 6satsa, as shs esaR~I
rent rates &C axEh&mges as
Lard Wafraaks bought and cold. ana ..
Gated 90 kims ALSO sold and tw@maa6 ON
kizA8 Tor slstank ae2aeras
farsaipg lanaia ard Tessn pgop@Ksy hsHaa
ana Sold a e@n eazan
Taxeg Raa ~ re- sssen
zaEmRe@ paid 8M lin aepunssm nHnssh auk
Tires asseszIa ~ ssass u - tAss il "a 81
esak. peg aMnuaA =
Ez .sA.A@
REE S<JK
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- sssas = 80 ss.ssss Z
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The nsw Catholic Church in this city
was dedicated en- saadAy Iast. The Rev.
Mr.. TRACY, ofasiAtsd.
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nEacaAs5ss an.
HsG Mgx -
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ccuaezS skpxus $50 80 Eegsss y =
RKoNEYs rseaassa Is dssszss. :
IN on dsa&nd q ii auaza Il I've n -
ytsAoas taEsFsaf, = ~ agRaaEssma maaA s.
W drsn alrsss - asa d IN nssesa.
pniiadslphaa, DseEsis and CAleass. - y
hare also pegaastsek - Ms ass ~
wAieA 10 aasas aEsess md lpesesR NJ eRsakA
% u pEaAeiPai ssaksgs 8 IS knnAssd
CsiIsSssas 49, 81 y - - "a
Rassesn Nssrashzz, fFes u eAAaas. - -
mik4m& ae emFgaas rates. ae 81 ss3sNz
Ne sseszgs eEasss g. hAv - - -
saamissaea real satxe u gows 80
bgasAEa. s.
Iaassa sssay zsw - - ~
sell Lana Y aasazss u aassaaS I I
8 aRRaanwSMs
] Nasssa Z ts.s ~ -
s $50. - ~ a. IL C. I.
WsExsm o. ness ~ y - ]. q m =
nmyAZ 40. Msssss@sSs -
49, 8 ssss.sa So:
So b. 1870
RK /
g. :. &
/ . 80.
lssss, =
nd dAa as " "a IL Il NJ Eualss ]
kaa Ii Wssksxm Kss II 8
ssees = aaesaEy
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Land Entered.

Amount Of Land Entered at che Land
oEice IN tAis City during the week en-
ding Aug. 2S, 1858.
via Cash ..sss....s.s.-.s.sr.s,,,.I6 ssa&a.
warrant s-..s.--s-s.-.,...,..2&s8 3"
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70 AnvgRTaaEas.

wgpSEsDAY, gpTaER !, 1855.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

"A - II a - q 70 A1I4sz q e
= Dakad hi Caaneu 100 Fnaga. shEs sts
aay u Jalys 1853 VI
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Jusy q. is
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Il -
A TTp y N aRvd saassaal u Kalua asuaas
- ssEa4s1ax EA ) : u 81 - zz.nssxk
meaenston " AM kaafM&ss EnfRWnkaa ~ IL
saFeA IN - - aAlsaK 5ta a 80
ksz@Es 9x - - 80. = n -. -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

0anihaBeB aIs Syn In saMaimaA& t@ eDkd
xaY RAsseHaEa Ssa BAggags IS sad kEesz
- Cars ant Packets.
Railroad Tiekas 6aAae ID tAaa haildanss
is 81 60 8
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44zezz4@&as ~& @6&M s4ssts sss@msss*@
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-10-14
A Colored Discourse.

A correspondent Of the KnckerboCker,
who writes from mansfield, O., sends the
following djscour-e" for the entire au.
thenticity of which he youohss without
reserve, having taken it down from the
thick lips of the reverend orator him
self:
Nv tex, bredren an sisters, will be loun
in de ius chapter of Genesis and twenty.
sebenJh verse.
"hnd de Lor' make Adam" ! tole
you how he make him. He make him
out OBJ clay, and he say "Fusrate,' and
when he git dry he brethe into him de
Dr"f ob life. He put him in de garden
ob Eden, aud he sol him in de corner OBJ
lie lot an he tole him to eat all de apples
ccpt"n dem in de middle ob de orchard,
de mhe want for he wioler apples.
By'm by Adam he lonesome So de Lor
make iiJe. loIe you bow he make her
lie give adam lodlum tlIl he get soun
sleep Den he gouge rib out he side
and make Ebe; an he toIe her to eat
ali de ppp.es, 'ceplin dem in de middle oh
de orchard; dem he want for he winter
apples.
Wun day de Lor' he 90 out a vislin' :
de debble he cum along; he dress him.
self up in the skin OBJ de snake, an he
fine Ebe, an he tole her: 'Ebe, why
tur you no eat de apples in de middle OBJ
de orchardP Ebe said 'dem de Lor's
winter apples But de debble say, 4
lole you for TO eat dem, case days de
best apples in de orchard So Ebe eat
de apple, an Civ Adam.a bitej an den
de debble he go way.
By.m by de Lor cum home, an he miss
de winter apples; an he call Adam, Adam
he lay low; so de Lor call again, "Adam"
Adam say "Hea, Lori" an de Lor say,
"who stole de winter apple" Adam
tole him Don't know-Ebe, he spect,'
So de Lor call, "Ebe!" Ebe she lay low
De Lor call agin, "Ebe!" Ebe say "Hea
Lori" De Lor say, WHO steIe de win.
ter apples?" Ebe tole him, Don't know
Adam she spect." So de Lor cotched
EN- bof, and throw dem ober de fence,
and he tole EN-, go work Tor your lib
bin,"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-10-14

bewildered, gave doubtful, troubl ed
look into his eye, and laid her hand in
his. lie drew her gently to tho table, and
in a respectful voice, requested the min
ister to commence the marriage service.
The pastor looked troubled and irroso
lutte The whole proceeding was so un
expected and strange, that even he 10 IT all
his presence Of mind.
"h punishment is necessary by our
laws" lie said, at length, casting a look
at the deacon; but the old man remained
motiooloss, with bis hands claspcd over
the railing and his head bowed upon them.
Thinking him too much agilaled to speak,
and uncertain Of his duty. the divine lift
ed his voice, and demanded if any one
present had aught to say against a mar
riage between the two persons standing
before him.
every face in that church was turned
on the deacon, but he remained silent,
motionless, so the challenge was uuan,
swered, and the minister felt compelled 10
proceed with the ceremony, for he re.
membered what was al first forgotten
that the pair had been published accord
ing to law, months before, when Lee had
without giving reasons, refused to fulfill
his contract.
The brief but impressive ceremony
was soon over, and wiki an expression
OF more true happiness than had eyer
been Witnessed on his fine features be-
fore. Lee conducted his wife to her poor
mother. The poor bride was scarcely
seated when she buried her face in her
handkerchief, and burst into a'passion OIL
tears, which seemed as il it never would
be checked.
The congregation went out. The
young people gathered about the doors,
talking over the late strange scene, while
few members fingered behind to speak
to the deacon's wife before they left the
church. Lee and his companions stood
in their pew, looking anxiou,ly towards
the old man. There was some thing un-
natural in his motouless position, which
sent a thrill 10 the old matron's heart,
and chained her to the floor, as if she had
suddenly turned TO marble. The minis
ter came down the pulpit stairs and ad.
vanced to the old man, laid his hand
kindly upon the vilhered fingers clasped
over the railing; he tuned pale, for the
hand which he touched was cold and stiff
ened in denttl The old man was feeble
with grief, and when Lee appeared be-.
fore him, his heart broke amid the rush
of its feelings.
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PEEP NO, 9.

II couldn't help it, if did see it. could
|? I'm almost afraid to say anything
about it, too, for told Miss Sweepcarpet
and she tainted right away! Well--I
saw--I Salc--Wr. Josiah Pendleton--the
father of two interesting childrenl--steal
slyly in our boarding house kitchen, and
-and-kiSs Susan. the maid -ol-all- work!
Wasn't he married!--why, yes, he was
married. What do you think, acp?
THAT artful Susan! She knows she's
good-looking. Shouldn't wonder if she
got him for husband, yetw
Thought you said he was married.
$50 did say he uaS married; but.
bless you, he's been widower these fire
yearS!"
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4 Failure

Col Moore veteran politician Of theOld Do
Minion, enjoyed great personal popularity on
account of his affablity Of manner. aud of course
could always carry big vote whenever he was
up Cor an office. He generally spoke to every
body he met, and usually succeeded in convin-
cling them that he knew them well. He met
his match one morning however when on meet.
ing cOuntryman he shook hands heartily with
him and cOmmenced;
'Why, how do you do, Thir" am very glad 10
thee you; fine day, Thir, see you sthi!l ride
your fine old gray, Thir."
No sir; this horse is one borrowed this
morning."
OH and well Thir, how are the old gentle.
man and LADY,"
MY parents have been dead about three years
Sir"
Bit how ith lEur wife, Thir and the child.
ren?,
] am an unmar Ri man, Sir"
',Thure enoughSNpo you thilI live on the Old
farm?2 - y
'Noisiri I've just arrivedfrom Ohio, whore l
was born."
Well, ThirtI gueth don't knl after
oil Good morning, Thir.'' -
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Hou RIt my oSaVOh oiyhbuVt
ly soul thought by day, my dream light al
night
"Do you love mel" BY each beam Of moonlight
That plays in gladness o'er the ripping seas,
r By every lovely, dew dripping flower
That lends its perfumel breath to the breeze
Above thy brow SO beautiful fair.
- And by each note Of heavens own music,
That o'er thy heart strings sweetly tremblc
ikso love thee! with feelings wild as the wind
luly ilh soul no earthly fetters can bind.
4 DO you love meT' Clasp thine arms around
Let the starry eyes gaze into mine own:
So near to this loving heart thou art grown.
would not give these rapt'rous grown.
So fraughi with happiness. heaven, and thee,
No! though it were to place above my brow
A crown Of every jewel meath the seal
love theel Oh then come. sweet, to my heart,
o every throb will tell how dear thou artl
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STREET REYcoNTER AT LOUISVILLE ONE PRIN-
TER SHOOTS ANoTHER.-An aifray occurred in
the streets of Louisville, Ky last Saturday af-
.ernoon, which resulted in the death Of a prin-
ter, named d. l.. Ward. 1t seems that the
"Printers' Union" sought to get up a "strike''
in The Courier office, aud failed One of the
printers in that Office, named Lindsay, who
declined to set with ths "Unon," incurred
thereby the i'll willof Ward, who was Union"
man Ward threatened to cowhiGe Lindsay,
and had informed several persons that he was
watching for him. Lindsay was passing down
Third street, and when opposite the doorway
leading up to'the old Masonic Hall was accost-
ed by Ward. "A few words passed. Ward
urr.'g very abusive epthets towards Lindsay,
n "a. him ''d--drat," Il, c, one who works
l6r rate Of wages less than that established by
the "Union, )and finally striking him in the
bee. Lindsay Immediately drew a pistol and
I'D, the bali entering the let: breast. Ward
Aed few steps, entered The Democrat office,
died in less than half an hour DR.. COTE
DC was called, and rendered whatever surg.
assistance was possible. Lindsay gave him.
+ { wp, and, with few friends went to jail,