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cravates the disease, and invlgora.lne
H. intestinal vessels as well as assuag-
ing their excited action. g a;sor.
The season when this class OF a ;
ders is most prevalent is commencing e. ,aa. !
aforewarned is forearmed.a says nd ,ne pro- no
verb. and should our article ttsnto uut to the
/ rents to pay more strict a,'et ~ odont the
4 Diet of their children anu o,,, ~ in eases
7 vSsre bowel bowel complaint has actually set Ct
mom'n saws quaint writer, "are the
h h'eh' MUSICIANS in the world; but we
u ness P he's leave to place DIR. Holloway
I'm NTH the same category and to recommend
IN IL. nil nils as the best and safest medicine,
IN IN Z complaint which annually, leaves
n a. a token of its ravages, so many vacant
y nlaces by the domestic hearth.
TN. O. True Delta"
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Mobile Price Current

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE MOBILE NEWS.
The quotations neh oior giren as The current rates
at rhich Planters Orders can be filled:
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# Dwel-The New Orleans Delta, OF
Sunday has dispatch from Woodville'
dated the day previous, which says:
JIM. Taylor, editor Of the Baton Rouge
Advocate, and A. L. Gusman, fought a
duel this morning, with rifles, at thirty
PAGES, a short distance below Fort Ad-
ans Gusman was shot through the hips.
He is not considered mortally wounded
TAYLOR is unhurt.
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HoIioway's pills aud Ointment. IN yrinds of
men have been engaged for more than one-qnar-
ter Of this present century in testing the eticacl-
BUSINESS of HoHorays Pills and Ointment, as
remedies. either separately or conformity, for all
internal and external ailments. Their unanimous
and enthusiastic verdict in favor of these rene
dies is now before us, and should convince the
most increduloys. Sold at the mandatory, No.
50 Maiden Lane, New York, and by all druggists,
ut 25c., 6,c., and 81 per box or pot.
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DENSON'S
ELECTRO MAGNETIC OILS.


ELECTRO MAGNETIC OILS,
A RE the greatest discoveries of the age, for
n pains and all diseases produced by avn
obstruction of the fluid that obstructs the ner-
vous system. 1t has been proved in thousands
of instances, and the proprietor is able and will
ling to prove to all almost iustantaneously, that
it is the QUICKEST, SAFEST AND MOST CERTAIN REM
EDY ever known to the white man, for seven
tenths Of the following diseases, viz: Neural
gin, Rheumatism, Paralytic Stroke, Palpitation,
Pains of all kinds, Sweings, Scrofulons Erup-
,ions, Head ache, Tooth ache, Cramps, Collie,
Spasms, Frost Bites, Burns and Scalds, Stiff
Joints, Sores of all grades, Piles, Womb Dis
eases, inflammation, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
Tetter-W orm, and all diseases which are sofe
and painful. These medicines are purely In
dian remedies, and free from all harm.
Manufactured in MOBILE, Ala, by A. C.
benson, born and raised in the South. T..
c. Brady g. Co., corner of Cont! and st. Eman-
uel Streets, General Agents. Sent to any place
by mail, for 81 per bottle, In ordering, state
the disease. as there are eight kinds, adapted to
each class of disease.
Oct. %. 1857. lily
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A Significant Anitude.-The members
of the Virginia legislature are said to OBJ
iect to the position of the new statute OF
Washington, in that the eyes are turned
to the House of Delegates, while the in
dex finger of the right hand points signif
cantly, in the direction of the Penitentia-
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+. NJ. ROGERS.
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1TTitdlS al NE II MIC I10Hst JoT nc "''' ''''''5
Tuesday Erening the 9M
s A. Sykes, county; VIM NJ Inge, Houston
A. II. Taylor, Houston; Jesse A. Pate, Ripley;
w. G.. Lankfort, Pontotoc county; A. NJ. Dow
ling. Mobile a. O. II. r.; 5. NJ. Tilman, Edgefeld,
=. g.; He. Hinton, Peterborough, N. c.; Thos.
McMchael, city; Mr.. Acxanper, Pontotoc coun-
ty; Mr.. Edwards, dol James Stewart, A. Bean,
county :; s. NJ. Covington, Frankng Ky, G. M.
Lewis, do.
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THE PRAIRIE NEWS,
Published Immediately ON the line of the Mobile

OKOLONf CHICKASAH, co. MISS.
Is THE BEST Advertising medium for Chick
asaw, Monroe, ltawamba, and Pontotoc coun-
ties, has large circulation in North Mississippi
generally, and is we'll known in most parts OF
the Southern country. 1t is respectfully re-
commended to the attention of men Of business
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FAIR WARNING,

TNHE time has arrived that it ia important for
i me to have money, and those who are in
debted to me, either by note or account, must not
think hard il they should find their claims in the
hands of an officer after the first of April next
+. j. DENTON.
Okol0na, March II, 185S--tf.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
TO OVERS

TO OVERS.
NALL at Ward & Jones' and get the Recipe
~ and Ingredients for Dying beautiful Nam
keen, also their superior Nader Compound. .
Feb. Is, SO
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New Grocery Store.

VT,HE undersigned are opening GROCERY
l. STORE in this place ut the Family
Grocery" lately occupied by Isaac East Esqr.
They design keeping constantly ON hand gener-
al assortment Of goods in their line, all OF which
they will sell at low prices. Terms cash.
SHEARER a. BEESON.
OkOlona, Jan. Is, 81. lo-u.
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ErYMUNIAL.

On the 18th nltimo, by james Cook, Esq, MIR.
ED. DUvALL to Miss MARY TAYLOR, all of TIA
wanda county.
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TO Advertisers

The RIENZI CLIPPER, published at Rienzi,
Miss, by s. H. Lockhart g. Co., has an extern
sive circulation in North Mississippi, and is an
excellent medium through which for the Mercan-
tile and business community to make their wants
and wishes known.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-01

Northern Democracy. who never would des
sert it. Their ftmness. their decision,
their enthusiasm, at lac, had their efiec, !;
and in the first pause in the storm, calm
counsels prevailed, reflection bfoagh. with
/, prudence and consultation. long impos>
sib.. aud produced concession and concil>
ia,ion Many OF those who we're the most
active sgains, the South. halted in their dc
s;sn, Gradually the ranks OF the regular
Democracy became full. Oue after another
Of the Norihe States reruila Northern
fanslie.m, and the proud banner OF Com
.t,u,ionsl Democracy once moro planted
on many of her ancient citsdels The
Wing uIlrNs come back 70 reason. J g
Wing people spoke and noble and he"'
thy spirit Of fraternity and peace breathed
new hope into Responding canse, and re-
minded those who had been long eusl'anged
that they were siill couuttymen aud broth
era. This WAS noble work and nobly
was i, began aud consummated II re'
qured faith, bravery, aud enthusiasm to
carry it out; but these elements OF success
were no, wanting in the hour Of ,fihula''on
snd Of ,fal Let no, those. then, who are
now prsisng individuals for their efforts in
that dark hour. forget that the preservation
Of the Union is the duty OF the National
Democracy, aud that it has again been
saved by their efforts. - Pennsylvania.
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Proposed New state.

project has for some tine, been on
leftsiued Cor the formation Of n new State
out Of the region which hes between Lake
Superior aud Lake Michigan. This extern,
sive peninsula i now attached paft, to the
Jurisdiction IT Michigan ard partly 10 That
Of Wisconsin. II is remote hsweeer. from
the populou. portion OF either State, aud is
separated hv usiursl barriers from both
The Legislature ut Nichsrr. las, year,
.igniaed their willingness to consent TO the
proposed cession ol their part OF the terms
tory. W. nni. by the Wisconsin papers,
that similar aston il about TO be taken by
the Legislature Of that State. The fol-
lowing preamble and resolution IN favor Of
the measure, were adopted by tbs House
recently. yeas ~, nays !:
Nv nrgpAs. there is no affinity OF trade.
commerce.. OF interest between that portion
Of this State bordering ou Lake superior
aud tie southern part OF the same
And whereas, there ia perfect Identity
Of nieres, between tina, PARTON Of the
State Of Michigan known ~ the Upper
Peninsula and 50 mneh OF this State IS
borders upon iske superior aud it, triha.
tarle. ihereio' therefore
Resalrcd bg the issembip. tihu senalc
concurune., That 80 much OF TINS Stale
A. lies North Of tho third principal correct
Jon line. commencing ut the North lsue OF
town W. 30, on the Nenomonee river,
where said hoe intersee,s the boundary tne
between this State aud She State of Miehi-
gan, aid running thence West. along said
correction line To the Western boundsr,
line Of this State, should be ordcd hack 10
the General Governmeu, of the tniied
Staies snd that = new State should be erect
ed lher.iecr provided. that the State OF
Michigan shall consent To eede back TO
Go,ernmeal the Upper Peninsula OF that
State Tor the same purpose
There is ms'sfis for well s.ed Snd
tn wing State IN this region. With An eS-
,ended caa.t.liue Oh two lakes; It is adn'i
tshly situated Tor commerce aud fisheries,
while it. sod ia fertile, well es,ered. sud IN
pats heavily ttmbefed. Its rich mines Of
copper have long been famous i.s sae
will he sbou, "a. 900 sqasrs m,les--sn area
large, thsn ths, o: Ms,ns, aud nearly ~
isf,- A. TIM, OF New York. It's population"
BY til. time ito admission can he conaam>
mated, will not fall short Of 100 000
rhev propose to call il Ontonagca.
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LADY BURNED To DrArm--N lew
nights since, Mrs CHARLES Barnett Of News
ton. twelve miles wes, Of this place. was
burned to desih ut an early honr ol the
night Some psssers by discovered NE
in the house aud on opening the door they
found Mrs Barrett lying upon the iioor.
having burned to crisp. The husband
Law in a bed in tho room IN bas'i. h"'" ~
;u,ox,cauon, while her son vas ~ the room
overhead She had been washing during
the day ard was setting by table sewing
AT The tim. of the occurrence. II IA sup
posed that, worn out by fatigue. she tell
asleep in tho chair, and tina, when she was
awakened by the heat and smoke from the
Ere on the dress, she was sui'ocated osiofe
she could give the ,lsrm Paris tkyl flag
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Nr sp.Uors OurRSse.-Ihec company

Mt RpGWous OurRAaE.--Ih The company
that came down from Washington Jester,
dsy with the remains C. 4 .s;- comrsde.
behaved in thu most outrageous and brutal
manner. A. the train left ort depot for
Washington, the Villains inside commenced
a firing right and LEI, from the cars. dis
changing twelve or fifteen pistol shots. One
OF the ball. struck negro woman In the
mouth, knocked out tooth. and wounding
the tongae. S.v-rsl other persons narrow
" escaped the balls OF these outlaws; aud
periosnt.d doors aud windows remain ~
memorial. Of their visit. - ieiaasiria sI'l
>f.ffpa}
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lnr Two hRrckiNEIpGrs -- The Kew
D. Robert J Breckenridge, uncle OF the
Niec.pt,.ideut, has always been intensely
american IA hls politics, nnd OF course ems
ttely at variance Nlih those nj his Demo
cratic nerhew, whom be has labofed Assid'
uou.l, AT times To convert 90 his own creed
and conviction. TN. difference oi opinion
did not. however, prevent the Doctor from
voting Tor John AS y candidate luf the tcr-
Presidency. Dudug the late camP"'sn'
on one occasion. the venefahl" Doctor ties
opened h- batteries upon Johns politics,
with more than ofauatY power anu clos
auence, bat well knowing his ncphe" :
l,fmuess aud power In Cebate, hc sht""d'f
anticipated every position, Argument aud
objection that he though, he would he IKE
/, to raise. reasoning, pleading, ampli ii'ns
aud enh.ding. until he bad continued Ia"
scipe for lull hour or more.
Daring all tbs. time, the Younger hrect'
,utld,e listened most Hiten,iveI, and WIN
manifest interest. hut said not a word m re-
,I,-uot So much because he cnnsldcfed II
n..le.s to frht the oit.ipnght battle over
again, Ms that /, was iugp"ssihle to get
word ia edgrwal@. SO earnestly 'eh"'nrn'
was the Doctor in his efforts. TINS d'd
M, .se,pe notice. Then arose the elder
Breckenridge. with his eyebrows contracted,
aud n .hpht flush on hts cheek " John,
said he. "you are the most unreasonable
man | ever saw; III not argue with you any
longer ~ y Journal Of Commerce
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SAnLy Pr2kLrp.--A certain fat cons
sisblc in die county Of li-----n. State OF
Texas, once received a writ from a Justice
Of the Peace. known ~ Jssh Ne, The
cas-. WAS Il re- D.. ei al This
good constable. who wss more famed FOE
his honesty than literary s,tAinma- was
sor.l, puzzled at ct al, $ ep,ng
the writ for week, be cs's
office with much an ic his
eouusunsuce, and sslu. iosb with
hi. exclamation: Josa. % tae CT al
I've been lookn. fer him al oser the come
,v for . wa.k, and cant Rad him. do"'t
believe there's any .ich man IN ll--n."
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How TO MAKE NOISY Let the bust
ness OF everybody else alone, aud attend I o
your own, don't buy whs, yon don't want I;
us. every hour u advantage, aud study to
make leisure hours useful think t"iee hes
fore you throw AWAY shilling --'emenhef
YOU will have another to make Tor II hnd
recreation over your own BUSINESS buy
low, cell fair. and take care OF the profits
look over your books rel alsrlsi and \! sea
find an error, trace Il out should stroke OF
misfortune come over your trade. te'femch
work harder, bu, never Nv the track con'
snce. aud they will disappear at TAT; though
you siould ful IN the struggle, YOU viii be
honored, hu, shrink from tho tack. and you
will be desplred
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lyon MAv DO so AaAis."-Ths following
embraces very csQalsits loason "a gsntilisy !:
"A gentleman from Boston sta,.cs4 y IND
himself among = little psssy II Isdsss away
down east last sama,ss. an1 while In IN On :
Ioymen, Of some inHCrsot social play. ~
csrsles-ly placed his hand about the sIsa6st
waist Of - pretty dsnfse' ~ Maine saa
boast Of, when shs startled snd esclaias1i
aI,c done SRI dor. :.s:.: Sss: rns 80
li.man instantly apoiogsssd fos " sssuiag
rudcne,~, and assured the half o0eadsd fan
on. tina, ne did not intend u insult ~.
MOI" -hs replied arrhly. WI, v ySa
didn't you may 10 10 AxAis."
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From the Baton Rouge Advocate. April II.
oroat Crevasso In Eass Oatea Neses'

Aro.t Crev>esc In Ease 1ate0 Route.
-, ;.
H"o"' ''''" y" .I..,
'he sP'e"''' ,e''s F''s' 's ~ IT,.
"o" "e''" us !, - r. AZ.
,"e' ~ -" j,,. -. L.. =;
"a''"n p'"","'os cl -.
49,. H.. .d;oin;,, ,I.c.
'ne "A'sr 7" '"'" o'e' '"' r.',i. =.
'""'". !" 'e"e"" .n .i;t.d
"'' =, "" -. a.. ,.v.,
ne,". w. y, g..
s"'"' wy ,ee' - -" -, -, 49, III
w ,'7'''" ''' '''s' - ,t.,,.,. ...,.
'o""" '' "'' ~. 81 -,
" p""'! ~ ~ 90 III.
-. =, r. q NsIt,,,c, Co,,.d and }.
N.tI.,,o,, we,o al,..Jv .ubm.rp.d.
IT.. ,ay,oex from IN. adjoining plan,a.
,ions va,a diving pil.. across the current.
Inn, 500, after abandoned tho work. A
a,,to.t o,e hu,tf.d and fifty feet in
ls,,,h w,sc.r,i.d from this ci,y 10 be SINK
sefe.s n. op.ufn, OF the erevasse, which
,,. ,kIlf,llv .w.,y around by those hsv>
;o, command of IL ana ,,os,ed IN breads
~. IN. bo,t came in ,npidly, bn, pxn.
ed owe, IN. f.lls wi,bou, touching side or
bottom. ,nd then d-ifted around agains:
IN. outsiA~ of the .vsee, with her bow
.bont forty fe.,fifom III. break IN the levee.
hi. failure seemed To psssl,ze for the
moment. all .Toris to close the breach.
The State -, .ineor had arrived Ia tho
m.an,im. when ia. work of closing was
not IN hi. charge.
We visited the spot again late in tho
evening and fo,n'. 'hs, ncthing had bee"
done, tu, preparations were gong on Tor
vigorous effort this tNouds,) morning.
The water seemed to be pouring through
ia an increased volume, and had srfe"o
over and immense espanse OF country
W. shall obtain farmer particulars before
going TO press
Monday. x.-We have Just returned
from the ersys... ulr,s We found about
three hundred hands engaged in cutting
and driving. piin, AND hl,ny in with bags
ass. and dirt. The leve., ut the place
broken. formed MI elbow, runaing into tho
river. through the point Of which the water
4, ,ynninr Under the direction Of Col.
Herbert. three close rows Of s,skes have
been commenced sbou, a hundred yards
on either aide from the mouth OF the ere.
vase, the space between the first "nd -,
cord rows 10 be hlled with osgs"e' ana
lid between the second and th"c WIN
Ar, On the lower side. the progress" WIN
the work is rapid; bat o" & 10 'ne seA'en!
OF ""n"s u" we 'FfV, w
Inc S'a'e hp-'"fs' 'i"As ,"'' 70" -.
vase can be e''seu oe'''' wv 'Af"''''"
OF tue present wees
hnrius- iss' mint the brescu WtIeNpd n
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THE TEXAS PUBLICAN
ONLY Two Dollars and a Half a Year.
X, W. LOU q u o. ~.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
T. 7. I, VI =
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

rur Tr,xsRrruntrc,a issued weekly ntTWO
nniJ<VS AND A MALE per annun II paid IN
,iyanr. II paid within y, months, Three Dpsrs
f,,ym.ui be delayed until after IA. sis monds the
,'re viii be Pour Dollars Single copies, One Dine
Adv-rti-ementsh = persquar.. of ten lines or less
d 50 cents per square fureNery -nh~rqent Insertion
Alih~ral discount made for yearly advertisement
Announcement If candidates, Ten Dollars
Twelve per cent will be charged on advertisements,
not pad ~ advance.
All obituary notcesoyerone square ,w lhe charged
A. advertisements.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-01

Ex>presiden Ccmoniof, IL SAID 10 o"
the .on of An Englishman, who WAS cots
ton manufacturer at ruebla, aud who mar
RED Spanish lady. Says The ssh'ns'on
Union Comoalort WAS born IN Ineb's'
received liberal education, and has uS'.
eled extensively in ths United States and
Europe. ile was. no, many yesr' ago !.
visitor in New York city, where he iermeu
a number OF aeqnsia,anee'. lie IS sa'u
no, 10 resemble spsn,srd N appearance
having "a fair complexion. blue eyes. light
hsir--mafks OF the Aualo,saSon blood I'M
h.,i,,,J from nj. father lie IL one Of the
mos, remarkable mea in Mexico has yet
produced a. political ruler aud, but Tor
the hostility OF the church. would probably
have proved himself 'eerne'"ief' y" some
d.pyee. of tina, distracted aud deess'ns
eoon,,v. Ito is said 10 be strongly rep"b'
hcan Ia sentiment.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-01

4 gentleman travelling in the West slapped
at the hon-c Of piou. old woman and OBJ
serving her fondns-> for pet dog, scninred 10
ask the name Of TIE animal. Ihr good woman
answered hy saying that she called HIM ''M'r'-
over" !, not that a strange mans inqvf-
ed the gentleman. "Yc-,' SAID the old lady
shu, thought u must be good one, ~ |
found il in the nqlv" Found it IA ihe b.
bei" qnoth the gentleman. PAY. and what
par, OF the Bible DID YOU lind il 80 The old
lady took down he Bible with the utmost rev.
erence, and tufniag TO the text, read a. follows
Noreater, the dog came and lckcd his sores.
"rhc,e sud she, WASH, the dogs naue
No, soter ,"
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4 Romance Of Zeal Ltfc.

A Penn.ylvaninn tells tho following -.
teres,ing story:
Ia Dauphn county. Pa. soma seven
years ago, lived a wssl,hy farmer. who WAS
blesred with a family Of six children. the
oldest OF whom WAS beautiful girl Of sew
enteen summers. A young man in the
neighhorhood who wss OF good family.
ieigned attachment, 10 hsr. Young and in
experienced, abe fell in the snare sci Tor her.
shortly after her ruin was accomplished.
the young man fearing the wrath Of her
father, when the consequences Of his vii.
lisnny should become apparent. absconded
The girl feeling her shame 'ssd to Harris
bug, flinging her bonnet into n creek which
flowed through her fathers farm, In order
to make her friends believe she was drown
ed. Shortly after her supposed death, her
father. upon whose mind the event weighed
heavily, sold hi. farm aud removed TO Cfaw
ford county. Ohio.
In the mean time she had reached !jar>
rsbnrg, taken the cars west. and in n few
DAYS found herself ut the only tavern IN a
secluded village IN the interior Of Michigan.
The landlady wsss kindhearted woman
and ut tia, particular time was in need OF
an aa.sistant In this house she passed six
years in commitment Her hostess i1tro-
ducod her a. widow-she gained friends,
and received many advantageous offers Of
marriage.
One morning about six weeks ago, she
was in the sitting room when the stage
drove up The windows OF the coach were
down. aud she could see mos, OF the pas
sengers Among them was fnce that
seemed familiar to her She hooked again
and with sbriek fell fsirt'ug on the floor.
It wa. her seduccr The laudlady soon
learned how matters stood, aud determined
tnnt ins,ice should be done. She sought
him. told him the facts, aud insisted that he
should repair the injury he had Inflicted, by
making her his wife. To this he n. once
consented
Three months after his Sigh, from Penn,
.,lvauia, seized with remoyse, he hsd sta ted
back with the intention Of marrying her
On the way he had picked up n newspaper
which contained an aeeoun, OF her ungical
death. Feeling that he WAS the Cause OF
her unlimely end. hear,'sck and sad, he
turned back. changed aud better man.
Tie ha. settled down. accumulated property
aud was man OF standing aud influence.
The 10Y Of the girl when she met with her
repeutsn, lover may be imagined. lhey
were married iiiat evening, and ihe next
morning started for Prunsy lvauia, Ascef-
tanning the address Of her father, they came
on Bucyrus, Ohio. rs last as steam coaii
carry them Words canpo, paint the rap,
tures of the old man as he easped 20 his
bosom daughter he bad moufncd ~ dead
for Elk long years Explanations were
made. all was forgiven. aud aztec passing =
few weeks OF uuailoyed happiness at the
residence Of the gfl's father, they returned
to their homes Ia the West