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CHAPTER II.


Ring! ring! ring!
sWho can he calling so early?' solloouiz-
ed Julia Winters, one morning, glancing at
her jeweled watch and discovering it to be
ten O'Clock. Arising, she stood before a
full length mirror, smoothing the dark
folds of her splendid hair, and arranging the
rich tassels of her blue silk morning habit,
turned to meet the visitor announced,
'Mr. Leslie.'
He was tall, fine looking man Of perhaps
twenty-five years Of age, with handsome,
Intelligent countenance, and an air of true
poiiteness which distinguished him as q man
of good sound sense, combining the fashion
able air and manner with rare manly excel
lence and true merit; not passing with pow
er alone among the gay and heartless. but
also among the honored and the learned.
After the compliments of the day were
passed, and he had apologized for this ear
ly call, on account Of business taking him
from the village, to be gone some length Of
time, he inquired for Miss Louise. -
Julia touched the bell and ordered the
servant-who obeyed the summons-to call
Louise. aa *
.Plaze ma'am, but, indeed Miss Louise
cannot lave now, for she's got her hands in
the pie crust, bless her swate soul.'
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CHAPTER II.
THE WORLD ON ITS AXIs-THE TALE CON
TINUED.


TINUED.
The whangdoodle was placed upon the
hewgag-but before We 60 further, let US
take glance at the political state of Amer
lea at the date our story opens. We were
involved in war with Mexico, and Gen.
Scott was carrying our victorious flag
through the halls of the Monte loosers.-
Gen. Washington commanding the home
army, had formed Junction with Christie
pher Columbus at Nauyoo and defeated the
combined forces Of England, France and
Hindostanin sanguinary retreat on Bung-
town heights. John G. Fremont, President
Of the United States, had appointed James
fBuchanan Governor Of Cape Cod, Napoleon
Bonaparte'a as Mayor Of Bunker Hill, assist
ed BY lieutenant General Barney O'Twigger,
of Ireland, was preparing for descent
upon the tories at Cerro Gordo, whilst DR..
Jane, U. 5. Surgeon, was constructing a
strong fort at Cairo armed with chain
pump and one hundred of Carminative Bal
sam. George Munday had gone to Cape
May to buy one of Oakford's best palm leaf
hats. The members of Common Council
had their cheap celebration of Independence
day. The City Passengers Railway to West
fnlIauelphla hau Deen put INTO operatlon.-
| The Cancepi caee had been continued at
New York until further notice: and our
Minister to China has been invited to eat
another dinDsr, by the editors of the Sun
day Erecutioney.
Under these tremendous circumstances,
no wonder the men. and women of the 10Th
century were highly intellectual, and gener-
ally speaking, born when they were young.
Turn we again to our story.
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Yes, it was a pretty little cottage with its
white walls and green blinds its lattice en-
twined with clinging vines, and shaded by a
few ornamental trees. The front was en-
closed by pretty white fence; and rose
bushes and a few choice flowers bordered
the little path leading to the gate.
The cozy little parlor, too, with its simple
white draped windows, plain carpet, and
pretty papered walls, with it's simple but
tasteful furniture, and few choice pictures,
presented most pleasing and home-like
appearance. There sat Julia from day to
day at her embroidery, while the trusty Jane
attended to her househould affairs. But
Alas charge came at length to Julia; for
Jane was summoned home, and where could
a girl be found to fill her place Mr.. Har-
ward started off in search of one, and Julia
was in dreadful state of anxiety.
At length violent ring summoned her to
the door.
sThe top o. the mornin' to yer, ma'am:
an is it yerself as wantin' n girl?' asked a
rosy checked daughter of Erin, bowing and
curtesying violently.
'Did Mr.. Harvard send you p asked Julia,
with ill-coneealed Texation.
sShure, it was his own blissed silf, and
my name is Biddy MeClarkin, ma'am; and
it's me that will do yer work right well; ;
and Biddy followed Mrs. Harvard into the
kitchen, where she installed herself forth
with.
Now we will attempt to describe the scene
that followed. Biddy had previously at
tended to chamber work alone: but, as she
was out of work, she concluded to try the
kitchen. Did Mrs. Harvard order puddings,
custard, or any kind of pastry, they never
bore the least resemblance to what they
were intended for. Bread. meat, and vege-
tables were entirely ruined in the cooking;
the kitchen and the dining room were always
in the utmost confusion, to say nothing OF
the pantry and cellar; the parlor and sleep
ing rooms were slightly put in order,
Everything became disorder, and Julia, tired
and sick Of mismanagement, grew peevish
and sullen, greeting her husband to the
dirty, dusty parlor and uninviting table with
an ill-concealed frown. -- ~.
Cant you learn Biddy to keep neater
house and cook better?' asked Mr.. Harvard
pleasantly one evening, as he sat by the lit
tered ter-table, aud pointed to the pretty
lamps with dirt and grease. The remark
was evidently not intended as reproof, but
Julia answered sharply
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. CHAPLER !.
TO BE READ AMONG THE SEA BEEEzEs OF
va ATLANTIC CITY.
1t was night, nowhere, and nowhere was
as dark as sbottle of ink in n barrel of pitch
at the bottom of well, and forty-four
thousand times darker than the concentrated
darkness OF forty thousand midnights, when
upon thrtfx,d petrifed turtle soup, stood
the mighty Gehgulphus, monarch of the Fe
Fo Fl Fun Islands, eating q slice Of butter
ed beeswax occasionally vetting his lips by
drinking fnidical wrought iron sheet an
chors, fuke foremost. ~as J.. 5a
Around hin stood eighty-two thousand
n:ne hundred and eighty-seren and half
Courtiers.
"Bring firth the whangdoodle and place
it on the hesgag n' exclaimed he in terrific
voice, at the same time cutting of . court
ier's head with the sharp edge of an illumi-
mated cotton bale which he had drawn forth
TO light one Fitz Sanderson's plantation ci-
gars with. a@"'..- T..
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J. 7. WILLIAMS. /. +. DEWEY
WILLIAMS s. DEWEY,
House Carpenters & Builders,

A RE PREPARED TO MAKE CONTRACTS FOR THE
n erection of Buildings on the most reasonable terms
PlAna Elevations and Specifications drawn with atCu-
racy. JoDblng of all KIND promptly attended to.
IL shop on the Corner Of JcuSon and Centre Sts.
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MASTIN w. RIDDEN.

tSYccee>or to Rdcn Whlte.)
Real Estate BroEsr \ Denisr In Land Var.
ranfs and Exchange,
NEBRASKA CITY, \. T. [van4-ly.
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ID. {. AsLOOMER'S
Curtis Brothers,
surveyors and Land Agents,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
OFEACE. No. H. YAA.MEE,S NlNCk.
WILL PAY PROMPT ATTENTION TO THE LAY.
w ing out OF Lands. all business connected with
Civil Engineering, Drafting &c, also the Paying Of
Taxes, Buying and Selling of Real Estate Locating
LAND warrants, and Making Collections. nS-u
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THOMAS l. PAPlN,

Wholesale Dealers in Fancy Goods, In
porters Of Vines, Liquors & Cigars,
Sl North Second street.
St. Louis, Missouri.
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sObey me this instanty commanded Julia;
and the daughter Of the Emerald Isle closed
the door with : bang, and descended to the
kitchen.
4 am truly ashamed to say, Mr.. Leslie,
that my sister has some very strange notions
that of assisting the cook a certain num-
Der of hours every day, for instance, am
afraid she added, gaily, syou will be troub-
led with her very much before you can rid
her of them; for when she is Mrs. Leslie,
you will have little idea of my anxiety on
her account ns@.-.-
We will here inform the reader that Mr..
Leslie and Louise were betrothed. There was
slight curl on the genteman's lip; but he
made no reply. .s
Louise is a strange girl;' and Miss VIM
ters played nervously with her watch chain.
'Do you think she continued, Sit is sim
gular as well as foolish idea that young
lady should understand all the mysteries Of
the kitchen, MIR. Leslie?'
There was no reply, for the door was
thrown open and Louise entered. She was
dressed in a simple gingham; plain and neat
with white linen collar and silk apron
Her soft curls were thrown carelessIy back
from her sweet face, flushed with exercise,
and q playful smile wreathed her rosy lips,
as she extended her hand to her visitor.
Il did not keep you waiting to make a
more approved toilet, Mr.. LeSlie,' said she
gaily. Il have been busy in the kitchen this
morning with Jane, which, according to my
views, is very pleasant and profitable way
of spending a forenoon
so you think housework pleasant? Young
ladies general pronounce it drudgery,' re-
piled her lover, smiling.
'Indeedl said Louise, sit can be made I,
drudgery as well as other things, and to one
inexperienced, with no teacher, it would be
truly so; but | enjoy myself very well when
thus engaged
'But do you really think it PLEASANT per-
sisted her companion.
Il truly do; one should know how things
should be done, and learning is not disa-
greeabe task.'
But work in the kitchen is tiresome.'
'Not more than that of the palor. We Of
ten see young ladies too weak to make a
bed or aust room, who practice many
hours on the piano and dance good part of
the night without acknowledging themselves
weary
you see how very set she is in her way,
Mr.. Leslie,' remarked Julia, who was no
doubt very much shocked at Louise's vul-
garity, and wished to change the subject
SO conversation turned into general chan
mel. and soon MIR. Leslie arose and took his
leave.
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Julia heard no more; with a deep sigh she
sank down il swoon. The surprise was
so sudden and the misfortune SO great, she
could not but be greatly affected. When
she returned to consciousness, she was told
that her father was dangerously i'll with q
brain fever. For days he was in a wild de-
lirium, and, at length, the death angel re-
leased him from his suiierings.
After her fathers death, Julia made her
home with her sister, for few months,
when she was married to her atianced lover,
Charles Harvard, and removed with him to
the West. They found pretty little cot
tage for home in the suburbs of a rustic
village, and Julia imagined u cottage would
be palace with her good and noble hus-
band. All! Julia, you made a sad mistake
once, when you supposed you would always
enjoy plenty and ease; reverses of fortune
will come, and you are of all others, least
prepared.
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A ONE HORSE NOVEL. .-
BoBrAIL's GREAT PRIZE STORY
The Doomed King Of Clam Soup
A Tale Of Sea nnd Shore--A Romance Of the Ter
Pin Alley and the Billiard saloon.

entered ooriing 10 Act OF Goldfish By order Of the
Moccasin Herald)
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THE EPITAPH.

Here rests his head upon the stony pave,
A man 10 fortune, certainly, unkn0wl;
The bowl its baChanallau nectar gave
Aud red-eye Bourbon marked him for his own.
Large was his stomach, and his finance low,
The devil was almost his only friend
He gave to misery all he could bestuw,
And misery's mortgage ''got hlm' in the end.
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United states District Court.


AuGUs1 57Wo HUNDRED AID Atrty four boris MARKED
containing sugar, er chocn, Eureka, ne t,ed Yass
On nng to spuste signed by the United States
District Attorney, ara the terms being complied Win, on
motion Of Mess Fullerton and Duunng, procors for the
CLAIM ants ordered thai the above described goods BE-
discharged from custody the stipulation for value In the
sum Of o. 252 W represent The said goods.
7Ae bark PdrcAitd, hsr scils, &C. ls Beydrn Jones
al ON lipg claim and stipulation tor claimants cost,
together with bond under the act Of Congress- In double
the amount claimed, approved by the District Judge
motion Of Beebe, Dean and Dorohus proctors for the
claimants, IL ordered that copy Of this order be de-
nvered 10 the Msrshsl
John Gagchran &C. ISL tons Of Coal "a Ss3) -on lug
certified copy Of the nna decree rendered IN above
entitled action the 18Th day Of MAY, 1858, with
sdsv Of due service thereof the proctor for claimants
and than ten days having elapsed the render
Of said decree and service OF the COPY thereof and
said decree not hnviog BEEN fulfilled or satisfaction mo
lion OF Charles n Burr, proctor for the lbellant 10
ordered that n. G. Crdy The stipulstor for The said
stipulation 70 be performed, show within four
days. or on the 6rsi day Of jurisdiction thereafter, Why
execution should not against him his go,ds chsttes
and lands, according 70 bis stipulation
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sNASNsH, july Sl.-h 10 rumored here, and rerhsps
ory runor that the bark a. Rsviirs has landed $50
Africans somewhere the coast
tne above despatch, says The Savannah RTrllsoan o.
me % met appeared In the Augusta of yesterday,
and perhare may be expected ths should make scme
aDuscn 10 the sutsct We heard number o. runnors
10 TIE street that the Rsvrrs nsa snocd
$50 slaves on the cosst Of rsxssbu have no nyaecn
- 10 The correctness Of any cf them me kasns Do
NV N bal'sst and we without pspers pvt We nave
seen no evidence Of her having landed slaves mere, IN
rexss or Al apy <her point The rumor proosnly, has
10 better Mar her arrival IN ballast, and vsh
ous cspors her frat sppssnce since sne 80 nea up
o cpths sso nv our Collector under suspicion % 90
nc ca 81 SLAYER We heard an additional rurnov yss-
te,dsv 70 wit thai IRE bark Intends 10 surrender 70 the
collector nav the Gre o. $500 for berg vfhous papers
.nt tnen take out orea
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the LATE srABBrSa AFFRAy.


BRrrAIry TO a wHE--A man named william n
Lynch arrested on Friday, complaint Of his wits
Elizabeth, who charged him With having threatened 10
murder her, sleo with beating and otherwise maltreang
her, and leaving her and her children without food fuel
e while he oaroused at public houses and spent his
money In liquor He was taken before Justice Kelly who
committed HIM TO prison.
CHARex oF IInEt AoafSr rHE PrTlu4ERs oF Tue srN.
MrRcuRy-Mr. Edward Cooper, Stree, Commissioner,
Thursday made complaint for FbI against Sylvester
southvorth, Horace P. whitney snd william Caldwell,
editors and propriesors Of the Sunday Mercury and those
gentlemen we're yesterday notified W appear and answer
forth that In the ssue o. the Mercury % the LIST
two articles appeared macously and falsely charging
hus Market me gentlemen Of the press were required
70 ind bail for their sppeaHnceto answer We complaint
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Arersr e.--Hateas Capm--A motion was made for q
wr OF hAbeas corpus tor Charles @. Small detained In
the City Prison desc-ter from the snip Sierra Nevada
The order made retunsbe forth Nth ~ the ship had
cleared. The warden made return 70 tbs writ that the
prisoner was detained By virtue Of commitment n jos
ice Osborne Judge Clsrse discharged the prisoner
tbs ground that did rc appear by The commitment that
the Justice had sry Jurisdiction in the case.
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sbs do 70 be saved2" That Christian man went TIA
telegraph station, and sent message back 70 him thus
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, aud tsou shs be
saved" And 30 the messages Kept PASSING from the
dying man unto the living Christian uat the ply 5cal
powers Of the soldier failed and he died WIKI words OF
joy and peace upon bis lips. Who knows that nay
not live TO see ,he same glorious pass there
w1es and that the prayer Of the inventor shall b. fully
answered. and that the joyful response OF nation to oo
shall be heard-milons on foreign sho res singing tho
everlasting sorg OF sAvation 10 Godl
Before tho last hymn sung, . gentleman
arose and sad-E doubtless strikes every mind
present that the course taken by the brethren In
Andover WINS very Appropriate. would merely
throw out suggestion that by and by, when these opera
tons shall be perfected the water this meeting send
It's Christian saiutation to similar meeting In England
think the fact itself would awaken attention through
the whole country Thus we might secure, perhaps,
concert Of prayer such has been secured in this
country and In the Old Country for the honor of God and
his cause.
The assembly t1en joined in singing, and they were
dsmssed by Rev. Mr. Taylor, who pronounced the bene-
dioton.
At the conclusion Of services reporter be-
sieged by . number Of gentlemen who were remarkably
anxious to know what paper he represented On being
informed that the report OF the meeting would be found
the HERALD Of Saturday, their anxiety was relieved at
once.
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SERIOUS STORM ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
The Search and Slave Question in the House
Of Lords.
Baron Rothschild a Member o
Parliament.
STATE OF THH MARX d rs,
&C., Ac., As.

HALIFAX, August Q, 1855
The screw steamship Prince Albert, Cap. Waters from
Galway at midnight Of July a. arrived of Halifax haroor
yesterday afternoon and reached her dock 1t nine O'Clock
this CFriday) morning.
The Prince Albert sailed from this port at O'Clock this
evening for New York. Weather cloudy, with . light
norm wind.
Tho advces by this arrival by mail are 70 the evening
Of the 2eh ut from Liverpool and by telegraph nom
Liverpool and London TO noon OF tho eth.
The royal mail steamship Arabia from Boston Va hail.
fax, arrived At Liverpool ASP. N. OF the gath.
There Is OF particular Importance by the Prince
Albert.
Elk President Pierce and lady arrived at Gibraltar from
Csdz the 18th Of July, and sailed again the 18th in
French steamer for Marseies.
serious gale had been experienced in Engl,ud doing
considerable damage The shipping tho coast near
Liverpool had suffered considerably from IT, but Amer-
can vessels had been reported as injured.
Mr.. Barber, lately acting British Consul n Naples,
where he took prominent part the Cagari Affair." has
been appointed Consul 1t Richmond Va, vice Mr. G. P.
r. James, who takes the consulate II Venice.
had been officially announced that Queen Victoria
Prince Albert would pay private visit 70 their daughter
Princess Frederick william, at Potsdam in August.
The customary ministerial white bait dinner at Green
wich in honor Of the approaching propagation Of Palh
ment, took place on the 9th. All the Ministers were
present.
The returns Of the British Board Of Trade for june
continued falling of in exports though not 10 the
previous months the dimnution being ESso 900
from June, 1857.
Count Cavour, the Sandman Minister had been on .
visit 10 the Emperor Napoleon at Plombieres and
ference between them the Affairs Of Italy Ia said
have tahcu place.
Berne Geographic despatch says q committee of the
Council Of States has unanimously recommended the reec
ton Of the application OF the Genoese against
the expulsion sending into the interior. Of political
refugees.
Tho trial ct Salcrmo OF Baron Nico.ers and others,
charged with revolutionary attempt last year, had
suited prisoners being condemned DEATH sevs
raj others to twenty ave years IRONS 10 lees
penalties and many set 1t liberty Orders had besn
issued to suspend sentence of DEATH and thought
the sentence would not be carried into effect
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CITY Intelligence.

o. on O. F-The Grand Lodge OF the Southern district
Of the State recently session at odd Feows Hall,
Thudsy last elected the following named officers for the
year Charles G. Pincsney, Of No 90, Grand Master;
George Smith, Of No. 30, Deputy Grand Master william
!. wemmc, Of No. 81, Grand Warden John Davis, o.
No. !, Grand Secretary Jacob RUSSELL Of No %, Grand
Treasurer; Dewitt O. LspgdoD. Of No. 1896 and john q.
Clayton Of No. representatives Of Grand Lodge Of tbs
United States The installation Of the officers took place
last night
ADMITTED TO BAIr---Mr. George p Edgar, who was ar
rested the suit OF Han Masne Of 100 Walker street,
upon the aridavit Of william Herres, former part
Of Edgar, gave The required bail yesterday. Mr. G.
Baker, coal merchant Of Leonard street, and Mr.. Jsmes
Fab man, OF the Bible House, became his boncsmen for
81 COO. Mr. Edgar Is row 81 liberty, and viii In few
DAYS make such statement 70 the public will put
entirely different aspect affairs. Untn then he AXIS
suspension Of public opinion.
Masonic St Johns Lodge, No ], having existed one
hundred years. holding he under the jurisdiction
Of the Grand Lodge the sate Of New York, OF which
the N. ". janice Jsntnson, Esq, is Grand Master and
aer the OF the two Grand Lodges in June there
then being IN the state three lodges Of the name,
this lodge deemed proper and have adopted The name Of
the 1aogs CT Antiquity No IL. the number bcrg the n,
"Artcles Of Union entitled. The name ADOPTED,
While applies 70 this lodge In particular by reason OF rs
sss ore ne psSea 4. o .os
Fate, Master Edward Cook, Chaplain; John O. Beck,
senior Warden Thomas Dugsd, Junior Warden; y Thco
ACCIDENT ~ NASSAU erpsrr--Gcorec Daniels, driver OF
ice cart while attempting ~ step on HE cart While 10
motion accidentally slipped ard the cart gong over hir
brose his leg. He conveyed 10 hs residence III
Elizabeth street, by his friends.
CRcKrr--MosIHEAL 81. GsoRCr "A challenge has
been received by the s. Georges Cub through Mr Pck
ertrg 70 play homo and home match win The Montreal
cricket clubs, In September This 10 plucky
THE LATE srABBrSa AFFRAy.
YORK. HKRsfD.
In your statement OF the "renth ward stabblug Array,
which young Darker will probably lose Ms de Jon have
done him and bic widowed mother usnssutioss inius
tee. william s. Barker belonged to gang Of rowdies
called "Fossyh street Boys 10 any other grg Of
dies whatever. He Ia The nephew a Mr. Isasc O. Barker
1d vss by trade plumber and gss litter, working every
Gay W assAt In supporting his mother. Murphy (ve
known 10 the poce up 70 Barker and friends while
quietly Converting together and began 70 tell about some
gang Of rowdes he connected With, when he wN told
by Barker 10 70 about his business, ~ they wanted
nothing 10 do with rowdy-benoe the scuie and stab
brig BY publishing the above you VIII but do an act OF
simple justice. TENTH WARD
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BowERy Tm.nE-OrxNSG NicuL-rhh popular house
will be opened 10 night under the direction. Messrs
Lrgsrd and Fox well and favorasy known to all the
Aaliuss Of the theatre snd their give sufisieu
guaranty tina, the theatre will b well managed The
chief features Of the Opening BIN Macbeth" with
Mr. H. Lorraine the Thsne, and Mr. Foxs pantomme Of
a. The Schoolmasterv
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ppospcufTor or J. w. WOLCOTTs--It IA stated
that John wolcOtt has been sued By creditors q,
lawrence tors o. for the recovery Of the s72 900
which he received from that nrm for the purpose Of su
encpr passage Of the tariff OF 1851 ard Witch 10
alleged, be retained for his own benefit Boston areii,y
<uouG D.