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Speech of Zacllafi.7 Spiccr.

On the question (Which enjoys the great
est amount Of happiness, the bachelor or the
married man."
Mr.. President and gentlemen-1 rise to
advocate the cause of the married man.
And why should I not claim to know
something about the institution, do. VIII
any gentleman pretend to say that do not!
Let him accompany me home. Let me
confront him with my wife and seventeen
children, and decide.
High as the Rocky Mountains tower above
the Mississippi Valley, does the character of
the married man tower above that of the
bachelor! What was Adam before he got
acquainted with Eve! What but poor
shirtless, helpless insi, ni6cant creature? No
more to be compared with his after self, than
aSmiIl-dam to the great roaring cataract Of
Niagara. Applause.
Gentlemen, there was time, blush to
say it. when too was a bachelor; and
more miserable creature you would hardly
expect 20 find. Every day toled hard, and
at night come home to my comfortless gar
ret-no carpet, no fire, no nothing. Every
thing was in clutter and in the words of
the poet,
"Confusion was monarch Of all he surveyed"
Here lay pair of pants, there dirty
pair Of boots, there p:ay-bill, and here
pile Of dirty clothes. What wonder that |
took refuge at the gaming table and bar
room. l found it would never do, gentle
men, and in a lucky moment | vowed to re-
form. Scarcely had the promise passed my
lips, when knock was heard at the door,
and in came Susan Simpkins after my dirty
clothes.
"Mr. Spicer," says she, Tve washed for
you six months and haven't seen the first
red cent in the way Of payment. Now Ia
like to know what you are going to DO about
it,"
I felt in my pocket-book. There was
nothing in it, and knew it well enough.
"Miss Simpkins," said |, tits no use deny
ing it. haven't got the pewter. wish
for your sake l had"
aThere," said she promptly, II don't wash
another rag for yon."
"Stop." said I. "Susan will do what l
can for you. Silver and gold have none
but If my heart and hand will do, they are
1t your service"
.Are you in earnest" says she, looking a
little suspicious.
"Never more so" says I.
.Then." says she, "as :here seems to be no
prospect of getting my pay any other way,
I ouess Ill take up with your offer"
p ..:J W. vnrn married in n |
wssk. ,
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'Sss sS'heteen.
I. Ills shall reach your eve, dear
yome day when you are turning
3, ( sne relics of the past, l shall have pass
away forever, and the cold, white stone
sill be keeping It's lionel watch over the lips
.s'sau have SO often pressed, and the sod will
~ growing green that shall hide forever
~ IN your sight the dust of one who has so
1 IN nestled close to your warm heart. For
any long and s!eepless nights, when all but
smy thoughts were at rest, | have wres.led
with the consciousness of approaching death,
until at last it has forced itself upon my
mind; and although to you, 70 others it nigh:
now seem but the nervous imagining OF
girl, yet, dear George, it is So Many weary
nights have passed in the e:,deavor to rec
oncile myself to leaving you, whom love
SO well, and this bright world of sunshine
and beauty; and hard indeed is it to strug-
gle on silently and alone with the sure con-
viction that | am about to leave all forever
go down into the dark valley! 'Dut, |
.ow in whom have believed, and leaning
on his arm, fear no evil'
Do not blame me for keeping even all this
from you. How could l subject you, of all
others, to such sorrow as feel at parting,
when the tim. will make it apparent to you.s
l could have wished to live If only to be at
your side when the time shall come, and pill
lowing your head upon my breast, wipe the
death damps from your brow, aud usher your
departing spirit into its Makers presence,
embalmei in woman's hottest prayer. But
it is not to be--and submit. Yours is the
privilege of watching, through long and
dreary nights, for the spirits ioal flight. and
Of transferring my sinking head from your
breast to my Sayiorrs bosom. And YOU shall
share my last thought, and the last faint pres
sure of the hand, and the last feeble kiss
shall be yours, and e:en when flesh aud heart
shall have failed me, my eyes shall lest on
yours until glazed by death and cur spirits
shall hold one last communion until gently
faded from my view-the last OF earth-you
shall mingle with the first bright glimpaes
Of the uniading &!ories of the better world,
where partings are unknown. Well do
know the spot, my dear GEORGE, where YOU
will lay me. Often we stood by the PLACE,
and as we watched the mellow suuset as it
glanced in quiyering haahes through. the
leaves, and FURNISHED the grassy mound
around us with stripes of FURNISHED gold,
each, perhaps, has thought that some day
one Of us would come alone, and whichever
it might be, your name would be on the
stone. But we loved the spot, and know
you will love it none the less when you see
the same quiet sunlight linger and play
among the grass that grows over your Mary's
grave. ] know that you will 90 there, and
my spirit will be with you there then, and
whisper among the waving branches-"I am
not lost, but gone before
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25

WNruS's DAILY LEGISLATIVE JounyAr--
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1858, will embrace fll reports, including ub-
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Interesting from Kansas.

AHINsr or TIE MURDERER on BurFtM-
The lloston Journal says, We have an interest
Ing letter from our regular Kansas CORES
pendent, dated at Sumner, Sept i2, but the
crowded state Of our columns compcls as to
defer il publication. The only strictly neWs
tenn IL the following
zone Of the MOST desperate border mnan
murdercrs OF 1856, is now under arrest. The
notorious Charley Hays, who murdered q
cripple named BuiTum on the road between
lccompton and Lawrence, because Builum
mildly demonstrated against having his hors-
- stolen by the villain, was, as your readers
may remember, arrested by order Of Govern
ur Gcary, who arrived nt the scene of the
murder, IN SEASON TO hear the sad story ct
the dying man. Judge Lccorhptc immediate
is liberated HAYS on straw bail CORY had
l.m again arrested, dermiug 10 public out.
r1gc that the pcrpetrator oi SO hcuious 90
crime should bee at liberty but lccomptr lib-
Grated him the yccoud tWc uu % wit OF h,he
Hy corpus, and be- fed the country. He has
Uhscntcd himself until yy,y recently, when be-
returned, and committed desperate assault
upon man living near sumner He WIS
Immediately arrested, and to-day mas been
undertaking R4 examination before Justice
Johnson Of this place, The examination was
adjourned this evening, until nest Friday
and Hays was held iW i've Thousand dollars
bail for appearance az that time. lie will
probably now hc arrested and tried for the
Utrocipus murder Of which he is guilty"
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MARRIAGES.

CoWuN-JouN-oN-l Nr,,atl, Sept, lG. by Row.
j. Packer, Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. Covau. Of Cross.
crcc, Penn, and Miss Susan W. johnson, Of
Newark.
Sa.l4l---l. ----itf I-z-.rsr..ts iifiI frisr
hy ltcy William llur.hut. Nr. ln n smith,
'aud Miss Della G. Gibbs. both Of in.hprgh
KrNnNIt--BUrDr-Iu West pau,illc Sent 49,
hy Rev, John Eastman, Mr.. G l.. Kendall Of
Baltimore, Md and Mics Katie Bruce OF West
bnuNilic.
BNUUu,k-BIArk-Iu Lowell. Mass. Sent s. D.,
lir,. Mr.. Alden, Mr. Joseph " Hsbrurk of
Lowell and formerly 0f pnu,illr, 60 Mis-, Eliza
\, h'aok, Of Coventry, VI
BNErnrr-ALLrN-ln Dsn,illc, Sept u, by
Re-, lcvi. hin. lr Js,i 81, Dar'lot, Of 81
Juhu,hury, 90 Mis- lydia } Alien, of pan,iNc.
NuuUI--Ilowr--lp Dau,il'r. Sept. @. hy Rev l.
llil Mt Samuel II. Norris, Of llardwirk, and
Miss Ella Howe, Of benton, y. H.
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NOTICES or APPLICATION 10 UE LEGsiA.
IlHE-luWns, Town Lines, Ac-'l8 change
Inc between sllrksb0p uhd Aouhlu, set-
ing d portion of AloHhtuu 20 St.Fksbor1.-
To lK hy statute the line between Addison
nnd Weybrdge, 10 unite Muulpflier and
Rest Alnutprler.-l'l annex the uouhefly
part Of Berlin 30 Muntpelier.-.lo annex part
Of Goshen Gore 40 Dautill6 To annex part
Of Victory a. Grunby.-'lo annex part Of
Sheffield 10 bartou--lo anuoN part of Low
ell and AFerys Gore 90 Montgomery 10
relnneN 10 Pumlrrl the part formerly set OIL
10 hharou,--lo divide Somerset aud annex
parts 60 Wilmington or Dover aud Wardsbo-
~ or Strsuou.-for annexation OF part Of
fillmore 20 Mouistowu,
Railroad Aiuuers.-To extend tho time for
completing The Vermont A. Canada Railroad,
and Tor other purposos.-l (iitp the Connect
cut and fassumVsic Rivers Railroad 10 Can
o do llue, For road from Barton village
via Charleston 20 Island Pond
New Counly,-lo be- formed from Orange
and Windsor counties,
hnnRes Of Counties. To annex part Of
Caledonia and Orleans 10 Essex county, and
establish new shire towu,--lo annex part
Of EsseN and Orleans counties 10 Caledonia,
parts Of Orleans % lamolio and Franklin,
and parts Of Essex 10 Orleans, aud form
new shire in Orleans, (blotiug out EssrX
county Ia the procoss.l 10 annex llardwick
and Albany o. lum1iIlo county, and remove
ihs county buildings from llydcparl 20 Nor
gsyIllo, I.anucX Fletcher Lowell West
drld, Jay ahd Troy 10 lumoIlc county, and
change the shire from llydepark % Johnson,
TaXes,-for taN on Llmuille and Gale
donia couUlies,- lF0frhmaH,
a son, eleven years old, Of Mr. Kuighn Of
PiulhlleldWcnt into the woods on "Wednesday
after gum, but as he did not return, fcars
were entertained That he had been DESTROYED
by bears, The people Of PittsGeld and the
adjoining towns turned out o. search for him
hut uP TO Saturday he had not been found.
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DEATHS.

CAnrrR.-ln Nouhdcld, Mr.. Chas. H.. son Of
Mr.. John Carter, OF West Barnet, aged % years
lttrr-At Cdcar Rapds,1own Aug, 27th, OF
Consumption. Ashbcl II. Hale, eldest son "
Josiah and Bctscy Hale, late OF Greensboro,
aged q years, months.
ENsrNNN-ln 1it,lcton, y. H., Sept 1, Mr. jon
aihan Eastman, formerly uf Dan,illc, aged 80
years,
CNLprUwoon-lu Greensboro, Aug. Is. Julia
Frances, daughter of David aud Eliza Calder
wood, aged 3 months and 10 days.