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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28

THE JACKDAW.

Just before the death of Webster after his recovery
was deSpaired Of Of his physicians approached his
bedside and asked him how he found himself 81 eelkt
the Jackdaw in the church Eeeple the strange reply
The physician withdrew sadly from the bedside another
part OF the roon where members Of the family
standing together and shaking his head confessed his
preheasions uat the brain Of the dying statesman
fectsd that the stately oak perishng the top
could method in the which his question
csived One OF the ladies' who Mr. Webster better
did not believe that his mind wandering, AID quietly
stepping e the bedside asked him what he meant by say
ing that he fe like the Jackdaw in the church steepe
Why Cowper, dont you remember" wasthe reply. She
did remember Cowper's delightful translation of O.
Vincent Bournes little poems entitled the Jackdaw which
we give below:
There ia bird who by his coat ...
Andb the hoarseness Of his note,
Might be supposed a crow;
great frequenter ofthe church,
Where, bishop-liks, he finds perch,
And dormitory too.
Above the steeple finds plate,
That turns and turns to indicate
. From what point blows the weather,
Look up--your brains begin to swim,
lis in the clouds that pleases him,
He chooses it the rather.
Fond Of the speculative height
Thisher ne wings his airy flight,
And thence securely sees
The hustle and rare show
That occupy mankind below
Secure and at his ease.
You think, no Doubt he sits and muses.,
or future broken bones and bruises,
II he should chance to fall!
Ne, not single thought like that
Employs his philosophic pate,
Or troubles it at all.
lie sees that this great roundabout,
The world, with all its motley rout
Church, army, phsic, law,
It's customs and its business,
Il no concern at all of his
And says-what says he ?-cav
Thrice happy bird I, too, have seen
Much of the Vanities of men;
And sick Of having seen 'em,
Would cheerfuly these limbs resign,
Fer such pair Of wings as thine,
And such head between 'ern.
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Physiciaa and Surgeon WiH be found at his Office in
Sarkweathers Drug Store at his residence corner
OF Chicago and Park streets, at all times ready TO at
tend the calls of the Public, 30
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CONTINUED IN Our NIKE. !

MYSTERIOUS Discovery AT SrA.-A most,
horrible and mysterious discovery of q
wreck at sea is reported by Capt. Far
ley Of the ship William Singer, arrived
yesterday from London. He says that
Oh the 29th Of September last, in lat.
3S.44, long. 45.571 ", he discovered ,A
wreck to the Aorthward, which proved
to be the bark Mayllowcr Of New York.
with her bulwarks gone and nothing.
standing but the mzzcn mast. On send.
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and several articles Of little value be-
longing to the master or mate; and {.
silver watch "No. $3.50, G.. j. Dram,
maker, London"
she was loaded with stone, and had
evidently been boarded before. as she
was stripped to the gunwalcs. The i'm
aglnaton shudders in picturing the st,~
ry of horror, a sequel Of which is sha-
dowcd forth by this discovery Of Cart.
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An 1ScESDIARy SENTENCED TO DEAru.--
Some days ago man named Rooney
was convicted, at Albany, n. Y, If ar
son. and sentenced to death. Judge
Wright, in passing sentence remarked:
"ln the dead hour of night, with un-
parallclcd Wantonness, you deliberately
fired the dwelling house Of two widowed
females, in which, at the time, were lock-
ed in sleep no less than ten human be-
ings. You coald have no malicious feel
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and these helpless children. They had
never injured yon. But the evidence
leaves little room to doubt that tile per-
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reach him and bis property you rcck-
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tending and dcicnseless females, PERIL
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short distance away. watching the
flames as they ascendcd to the roof OF
the building, and knowing that therein
were sleeping with no apprehension Of
danger, more than one human being
IAN enlightened jury, almost Of your
own selection, after (. conscientious exa-
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you guilty The penalty which the law
affixes to the guilty act is death, All
that remains for this court is to pro-
nouncc the Judgment Of the law"
The prisoner was then sentenced to
be hung on the Sd Of December.
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- her insprct;on of thr l.n, mast.
.vith :. sirj, that the writer :, ,,n,,,>
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CHAPTER II.
Our story here commences.

Our story here commences.
1t was morning The sunbeam was
d:spnting with the breeze for the favor
of the rose, and as he smiled upon the
|dcw-drop that gIistcne1 upon he. cheek,
I # reflected with a ten fold lustre the
pcrfdious glance. Alas! in IA few short
minutes both the rose and the dew-drop
pcrisI,ed in his burning rays.
It was morning. A ynnth clad in the
rarb Of traveller, and bearing upon
his back package of some bulk, fol-
lowed path whose tortuous course
correspordrd with the meanderiugs Of
the HaA Cha Fab lie gh-Ah The banks
Of t,Ie river were then luxuriantly wood
ed, Tie light and delicate green of the
sycamore cOntrasted and relieved the
dark foliage of the primeral oaks, whose
sombre hue was deepencd by the waving
tufts Of moss, which festooncd their
huge and contorted branches; while
here and there the tall cypress-the
pam-tree of hyper-tropical regions, lift
ed it's towering head in conscious supe-
riority; and at the very verge of the
banl, the villow of babylon ~>ih-r!-
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n O t C G
TAKEN Up

TAKEN Up.
d On the Goth Of March, by the undersigned, on
Mr. l.acost"S place. in this paris,
\ Dun HORSE. Is hands high and badly foun
a@rcd. No percepti.'le marks.
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property. pay charges and TAX, him away, other
wise he will b" disposed OF according to law
81 May, 22d 1858 EDWIN FIGNES.
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CHAPTER l.
On the banks of the Hah-Cha-F Fab
Leigh-Ah, whose scenery so far surpass
cS that of the Vale of Cashmcre-of the
valley of the "castIed Rhinc"-of the
rushing Guadalquivir-or of the quiet
Marne:-not to speak Of the Lake OF
Como, or Of the Bay of Naples, that W..
| fear to expatiate upon its beauties lest
we should be accused by those whose
unkind fate has left them in ignorance
OF this beauty spot upon the countc-
nance Of nature of speaking the lau-
guagc Of hyperboIe;- e;-dweIt i'll all inn"-
c ace of rosy gjrlhood the beautiful
the incompatible ChrccnOh-Lecn.
This paragon Of beauty-this ottar
of the rose Of lovelincss, whose smile
was decree of happiness upon whom
ever it alighted, and whose glance was
an annual saving in the domestic sac
c,iurinc, had for sixteen summers list
rned to the love-song of the mokjny-
bird amid the orange groves that shaded
her fathers shau- | mean castle.
For one hundred and nincty-two moons
had the fair Chrccn-Oh-Lccn listened, III
sensible to his gushing imprnvIsation;
nor might her gentle bosom have viLra
ted to it's melody on the two hundred
and fourth, if an event had not happened
which must form the subject Of our sec
ond Chapter.
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THE DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORN,N.
EDWARD J. PUIIE\.
ounce next door to Simon q Lotb's >tor,
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For the Democratl
A Love Legend
OF THE HAH-CHA-FA I-LEIGHAH
In Sir Chapters.
CHAPTER I,
In Ssr Chapters.

BY GREEN SIMMONS ESQ, lof Persimmon Park }
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s5- The Republican majority in Ohio
npon the State ticket is about fifteen
thonsand-of members Of Congress if
teen Republicans and six Democrats
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