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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05

GboS. gB. 6arquor,
Prottilhcr @ae~ sitter.
ate Str1Be, ,miihcn Grace. umc 8varir,
RUhmOnp, va.
8jrhcr. oTcntIthe gCbGuoc unp l~9onnbSuIcr wrrhsp nit a..
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men unb iduclicno 0uSstfINrt.
4 ~ YIumbtn8 Jtorr Art wiyr ldnclitruS btIcrat. I7.lg
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
0. H. CHARLEY,

bomrlrr pcu |coer ANT Shuhr 6lucinQS, SmpUrtrur
non iran iUiiihcm ,&llblcorr,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05

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Gem ~Acchrtcn ecuuGen @utIifUm ii funN. hap an Der Gtc
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tuIr SSodrru mo Sptc;cuS &c. &c. gSlecuptrtauftr nr,rcn
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Si9Not ITO. linen GuonNhnSwrit btlig Ycrfauicl III tpnucn
S@00r u. GOmN., Gdc Der B. II. Mrrahilr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05

Wall Street Lager-Bier-Salon.
S,eViapfI itcS bas bette YuGtr- Sitr, aud, anSere Or
tulMNN9rn, ME m0rintrtt 6trnac, rdtcn Ghrci;cr- une
ELm0NFST Adic, Solr9ne, S0rolnS &c. mcrrcn ltcls freunp.
'Nl' ''F@Nrrtbt, uno bttict I'M 9~cnti&Nn 3mpridh.
HSm. Y. Snpubprn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
DampiiAihiaNrt imiihcn glihmonp II. Mrlpg I

LNIhFIlNl11NNrt im'1tbrn II. NCip "
Die bcicet errFcu lnb bcQucm Cin9cr;ntctcn Sec 0ol
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NIliI9cpgrio nad NprfOlf 50. 90. i
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
u. 81 uiiC IL,
Cabinet Maker,

otc Strdfc. ;mllctrn SrUap- unp MorIbaufr.
ALE SdArcmcrGrtciicn uno Die in oicItm OjcihGit rprfpm.
mcnocn :Rtp&gGlurcn rcrpCn idnclI uno tililIt ous1ciuhrt
lin rt6t idH!rcImc Aufua9t NitErt ~crSebcnit IS. @uIicr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
WATSON * BAYLY,
NCnrntLlhe WcrihtS- NnmIltc

NVHINIITINV WtrItbIo NIlpuItc,
cmp'chlcn ijh ir NnuahmC 0lcr NcdtSfiuc, Sic bci ben GSA
rtottn Ger St0cr Hihmrno uub ben G1unto Gpurtcu ars
pcniNN uno Gbtttrrclb G%nhdngj9 ScmiIdI rtrocu.
SSm. Il. @Otlpn ut iu6lcidl ilnitco Slolre Gpmm;iltp.
ncr mt GUmmiIiuucr in Gaanuro.
samuel !. SNul9 1T GOmmjiiOncr Of llnitcc Sta'ce
GrUrI " Claims, GpmmijiWOnrr VI Ccroe ,c. mo aiicntlihCr
NrIdr. SIpW: Sontltrafc. III @cbtin'e Sail.
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NEW M &RKET T

NEW &RkET HOTEL,
@de rer 6trm mnD Widrihoilltr., Nlthmrnc. Td.
Ncm rriicnbcn Nututumt mirc ficicS ncu cirecridtctc Ncll Sc
items cmptrhlcn. H'lcidirtii9 clIibcn ih bc Iutn ciduccn. audi
cas- httusC Yuhltum III rittr,m Scluh ihr : Ncirmadvrll cinoc
rtbteirn grtalo frcuneltohlt ctniuINbca, mplclbu man itcl0 cas- 5,itc
E09trttrr mn lrnlti9c GrfultGngcn, rcbit iuYoripmmcnc,r 9colc.
nunN lUbCn iric. 0Ontcr II. ypburrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
Tcucr= mrrb NJiariuc.0lNcfurun;

Tcuer= uirb "; ariuc=Slfefuruu;
Der
Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Company
bic Gin Spun She Gapitnl ppn $500, 900 tciist
unp I'M Sabre 1882 curt Die @jclcB1ebuna
prn Sir9inicn ~ctngcicst murcc.
Setdcrun9cr ircroeu burh SicIc oltc 9rmv0oric crt6ciIt uutc,
ben 9%unlt9ltCn Scctn9ungcn ec9cu 5Cucrr mn SS0iitrItaocn an
Gigcntbumi Nlcr Nrt, ais: S0uicr. MCubrl, @uirr unp gao1rrn
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betrCfcrbcn NuSioblun9sn prrmpt oelcittt.
nc" SIR Die ppucc unb Ole Nufna5mC Der III pc,ihrrnhrn Oc-
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9iep0tt Sfiiccr. III. =. GpmGroiu. Wr5In
~t''t'W @t''s, ST. Scerctar. IlO.l.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
Gcf6dfts=Seu;ci9cn

Sc9ct0blc Nile. rbcr;udcrt uno rtuc 3Udcr, Braored
NilS. @tcSonCe bcrubmte &cbcrvilcr, Or. ,JaancS ~
rcutImc N0icrrilcn ,c. &c. GSurmniticl pcrIhlcr;ncr q
ctcn lriidp erbalttn uno gum Str'0ut bel 6iIhCr, I'd
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05

Sptben rr6nttu
0''spE. @Itrbatp'5 Sllutrirter 6amilirns&alenber
lWr 1859, a % Cts, hi g. y. Strdcr.
Arh anenntNtcn ppu ,,7nicrr. @rNurr'S NannpcnsNte.
go U"Mt lsT 9~rfdui1cn 9iatrih, DAP IN Die Nf9cnlur cun
%sI, %n1tp Hn'Aonm,n babe uno @rNIunsen FUR rcn Rc.
t'.t'. H"'..S l" NrNmr. i. s. Sttdtr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
OCEAN HOUSE.

Gde rr 9l9bf II. GcnriitrnBC. NUrtemrut6 Sd.
GoS rCiNnoc Yutlifum mire ouf hicGJ srr;1oIih ,;r5er;hts,.
prtel GAM ~crScbtnlt nufmcrtiom ecmedt.
II. i. &8bitc, Nrcpddpr.
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Orutihe Nrhnmm

Dcutiht 6rbamme.
MrS. y. S0umona, M0rihauzS traEc,
imtlhcn Ter 5trn UNI 6:cn.
ntadt ben Srnurn &ihmoarS cC cr3chrniit Nu;cjoc, cR lie in
GruildIano ale orhNmmt hubert uno AMI rn uutscrnIdl III Sam
bern III Sdtcrn Ihr @ramtn bttGNcen hI!, wurubr liz rt b,lrn
3;u9nillr Hrric&cn lam. MESH Is liz lib ti rprfommtnl IN Wrl,r
9tnhft'tn btucne tmYnthit 3u9Nnh mId,i ctttutc tartn CJ0nnt-
Ilnrrn Ole @nTiAt, DAP III III Gtulh!dnp mehrcrr Sabre LOWE in
Baltimore II Sabre pr0cictrt bat, unp Dap liz rcSbdlb ole 9critt
runa Gtttn taHn, car lie ctuoj9e 4uftrdlt IN rcr ltntllfCn Harr,
~ sur SUPERINTENDENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tuun, f1y =
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&aHr-, Snof. bouS unp gaacrttrr- Solcn.

N1Ht=, Sn0d N0US unO VllcrtiCr- Solun.
Mttin,N 6rcunocu iorjc REM Neianlmtcn YuSuulm ct u,cttrc
Nrir9o, ZAP tn am SuFc 20 Ncuru Mlyilc0, uctct Ncab'S Ec
in, I'm nrucS SHOd rOuo riu9cudtt babe. wpcltit rctcr ,pnli
gen Grtrtid'unN, II Irt2 Gin eutca G0S S~r~crIaro Urls yoccr
%tNr ~ b0btn ut. Gtncm Itnt Mt rcitnru %ciuh iutt frurclltlt
cntaCgcn Schu WOrrh0uIcr. 9ot.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
Vi i'bci 9uttIcr II. Comp,
li2 W0iuitrect.

tmpttrplt ictntnStcrc in OHeH Scu;n oil umt Hpofcrforpeu, Winrl
Strntllcn II. !. No., ettnio ScgltcreloN IN ichcr @rpFc unc Suolitii
,tur NInltnn0lcr uno y@ictNatcr Won NlIIcrri unc 3rtnncr cine orppc
GuSrabl Ncr bcnCn Matcriollen.
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NEicbt IN iibcricbcuI

Sjcrmit crlGutc if mir bcm ecebrtcn rtutidcr VitH
bic %cr9cbcnc Nn;ci9c III MAIDEN. boB i'd AM NIttn Morft{
StrHFc Ger MNsti~oouc ~9c9cnubrr, Gin e
&iclpcrs, Shub une Sttcicl-, Iunic aud
Shrlttmoorct~ @cihGft "a
cr9Tnct botc. unc Elite mn o~cucittcn 3uiprudS. inhe,i
'Ctae nno btiigc %crjcnun9 ;Uliderc. :. Rtee, ID
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-26
The Way to Make Poor Pastor.

/. BE very careless and irregular in attcn-
ding Church. Never 60, except when you
can manufacture no good excuse to stay at
home.
2. When at Church, be other asleep
or staring about. Do not listen to the ser.
mon.
3. When you 30 homo complain of the
sermon as light and chatfy, or dry and un-
interesting.
4. Treat your pastor with II cold and un-
inviting civility, and then complain Of him
because he docs not visit you.
5. Neglect 10 pray for Blessing upon him
and his labors, and then conn lain of him
because the Church does not prosper.
o. BE always finding fault with your pas.
tor and yet regret that he is not moro pop.
ular with the people.
z. BE very lukcwarm and worldly. mind
ed, and yet complain Of him for the want
Of zeal.
8. Neglect to provide for his necessary
wants, and yet complain of him because he
wants a salary.
Do all these things, and you will have
poor pastor,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-26
4 Yonng White GIL kidnapped.

In Chcl-ea, last evening, there was q
most daring crime committed, Of kidnap
ping young girl. AT nine o'clock,
two young men with horse and buggy,
driving towards the bridge, hauled up their
horse near the Gcrrish House, on Winns
sinner square, just as the evening services
wer" closing at the Congregational Church,
and one Of The young mon in the buggy
siezcd hold of young girl who was cross
ipg the square and put her into the carriage.
The g,l screamed in lcul voice, Mar.
DER act nc cut,' which aroused the
police, boarlcrs in the Gcrrsh House, and
citizens in Br- railway, who gave chase after
the rGlfiaus.
The IN n drove at furious speed to.
ward the dollhouse, but finding they were
pursued, turned about and turned into
Second street, on the Nal len road, when
they out dis,anccd the people on foot and
made their escape. Several ladies who
saw the affair while passing at the time,
state that it was very quietly done. Tho
girl was supposed to be about sixteen years
of age, dressed in high figured muslin, with
a whi'o basque and white bonnet. There
was ruror that the girl belonged in
North Chelsea or Maiden, and Was no doubt
en- icrl to Caclsca for tho purpose Of be.
ing kidnapped by the two young mcn.
The atlair, however At a late hour lat
night was Involved in mystery, and the
kdnappcrs Ia not been taken.
There ought to be a society formed for
The protection Of white folks (as well as col.
erod) from being kidnapped hy set Of
young rutfiians, while uunrolectcd on the
public highway in our suburban cities and
towns 1t is harlIy safe for a young girl
to be out nono after dalE on Broadway,
in Chelsea, when the avenue is filed with
teams Of fast "naes' aud fast men driving
like Jnhu from the Beach
Boston Herald
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-26

near Se.to Calende-The En-.

near Se.to Calende-The En-.
peror at Voghcra.
May 26.--Tbe Emperor arrives at Vercelli
Garibaldi again beats the Aus
trians at Malmate.
THE FIFTH WEEK OF THE wAR-THE BAT
TIE OF PALEsTRo.
May 27.-Gariballi marches upon Como,
and rouleiug the Austrians ut
San Fcrm1, occupies that city,
rapid movement of the French
army from the s,uth to the
north Of the Pc, Montcbello
Caste !gio evacuated by them,
occupied by tho Ausiriaus.
May 2s,-Garibaldi occupies Camcrlata,
Lccco, Austrian vessels bonn.
bard Canobbo, on Lake Mag
gorc, the Valtelino rises in in.
surrection.
May Sl.-Battle of Palestro, The Allies
commanded by Victor Emanu.
ol, attack the Austrans, tho
Emperor of Austria, attended
by Field Marshal Baron Hess,
arrives at Verona.
Juno 1.-The Allies defeat the Austrians
at Palestro, General Neil occu
pics Noyary.
June 2.-GaribalGi, retiring before pow
crful body Of the enemy, attacks
Laveno unsucsessfully, the Aus.
TRANS attack the allied outposts
at Rabbio, the retreat, the
advance Of the Allies under
Mcmahon, enters Lombardy, by
the bridge Turbigo
THE SIXTH WEEK OF THE wAR-THE GREAT
BATTLE OF MAGENTA AN5 MALENAGo.
June 3.-We .Ausiyiars hastily evacuate
.SJrdi'Id-severe action at Buf.
falor, Garbaldi again marches
upon Venice, beats the Aus.
TRANS and rc-occupies it.
juno 4,-The conflict at Butfalora conclu.
DIES in splendid victory of the
Allies at Magnela,
juno G.--Mlan rises upon tho Austrians,
the garrison Ielires, Victor
Emanuel proclaimed King -
Lombardy annexed 10 Sardinia,
Grand re Deuno at Paris for
the victory at Magenta.
June 7.-Thc Emperor and King enter
Milan, tho Austrian custom.
houses on Lake Maggiore seized
by Garibadi's force.
june 9--Garibaldi pursues the Austyians
who retreat toward MOnza.
June 9.-Marshal paraguay dEillers, at
tack the Ausrians at Malegua.
no, after a SCI ere contcst carries
that post, tho Ausiriaus evac.
uatc Laveno on Lake Maggiure.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-26
Ave NatuiaIizcd Citizens FuSitivc Po!ti-
ca! SlaycsI

The Administration and his apo'ogi,ts
SAY they are This, indeed, Is the ground
on which tho Administration rests It's pre-
posterous and pcrfiluous doctrine. The
Washington States, ono OF the three cen.
trail organs Of tho Democracy, expresses it
thus:
In Prussia every male child is born n
soldier The King has claim upon him
for certain number of years OF military
duty, which is just AS valid as tho claim of
n Virginian to slave child for life is valid
hy tho Constitution Of the Union,
If n male quits his realm, at whatever
age, without having discharged such duty,
he is cyHliable for it performance, either
personally or 10y substitute, upon ro en.
tcriug the realm
No obligations which he can take upon
himself to another country, AMI no protcc.
ton which such country can extend 10 him
can impair this claim, bccauso it Is OF an
terror existence.
For instance, if Il male slave Of Virginia
one Of Mr.. Bolts, for instance, were to es
cape from his owner, proceed to Prussia,
there become subject Of tho Crown, and
subsequently return to Virginia, 1t is not
likely that he would be restored to Prussia
upon the demand that he is Pmsian
subject.
The notion is to absurd to ba entertain
ed by a rational being. Old Virginia wod
surrender her cxistcuoe before sho would
surrender him.
The cases arc Identical
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-26

PERIL OF DIVER Capt. Gl"nnc, u
noted diver, in the service Of the s.. John
Diyirg Company, was diving last Saturday
at 81 Johns. ~ b., he had been under
der water two hours, looking for n moor.
ing anchor, and had just decided to como
up, when the hose burs, in tn boat, IN
the mir at once escaping, the pressure Of
water against lis dress drovo tho blood
from The lower part Of his body 10 his head
and neck, where tho helmet kept the wa.
ter of, anl vacuum WIS created! His
head swc'cd to nearly douhlc lis sis', and
the blood ran out through every pour. Hs
was drawn up Immediately, say in about
a minute, but was wholly inscnsitlN, AMI
& csc present thought him dead. He was
completely black. In about All hour ho
cumo to his senses, vomitcl up snme blood
AMI commenced TO improve. tIo has bccA
doing we'll ever since, aud hopes arp or
tcrlaincd that he will hn ablo to leave his
bel in week or Ten days. Ilo hal
vcjv narrow c,capc.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-26
NO. 666.
Tale OCa Mere, Maid.

An incident was related the other day
by al old sea captain, who sworo 10 it4
authenticity in the most vehement manner.
He was speaking of the famine WHICH
occurred some years ago in the azores, and
other neighborias islands and in Madeira
also, and of tho straits to which tho inhah.
tants were reduced for n want Of food.
"Yop see" said he, VI was lying of Fun,
chal with cargo Of hardwarc-vinc shears,
cultiva,ors and such l'kc. sailed the brig
Skylark, from New York. Well, our pro-.
visions gin out, and calculated TO lay in
supply at Funchal, but there rn't nopo
there"
"What," said We, "noup3' -
"No, nonv, The cattle all died, consn-
quoptly there wam't no beef; sheep had
died, and there warn't no mutton; hogs,
all got the measles, SO there warnt no pork;
chickens wcro AL eaten up 10y foxes, so there
warn't any ficasccs."
"That's rather dismal pictura.", WAS oyr
reply, how di the people procure fooda"
Food. well, they kind o'livcd on yalbs
and roots stole mules, the only things thar
didn't die---an eat them
GLOW about fish g. couldn't they iako
fish, rs usual /"
"Nary fish; the 6sh al went out Of them !.
laliludes. There warn't even sharks left,
let alone any thing worth catching"
"Why, that was strange.
"Ycs; the only thing l,fl in the ha,bo' =
WAS mermad', and they were nigh onto
starvation too
"The what T. we ask in surprise.
The mnimaids Can't YOU hear -
yelled tho captain, angry at even b'nt Of
skcpticism. -.
"What, do You believe there are sucl,
creatures as mermai,lsl'
"Do telicye it. No, I dent believe
il; | know it! l reckon, stranger, l'vo.
seed dozen of 'em at time, a tnmb.ia' in
the surf like lot of monkeys araong tho
rigging
"Inlecd, and what do hey live oni"
"Wcll, reckon principally fish; I've;
seen 'em catch hcirin stranger, aud eat
'om mp law as fast ~ a pnlch baby can OF
pckc's"
Bat how did they get along at the
time ycu speak off, we euluircd, ,endcavor-
inc to amuso an appearance of crcdu!lty.
"You said the fish had entirely disappear
cd"
II did, and the poor mcrmsi|s s,tfred
badly. Why, one, night, as | was coming
down from tho town to the quay whcro th"
briggs boa. was tied up, seed n fire burning
on the beach. I rcckoncd first it was
lot Of drunken sailors maxim punch. Well
boro IN towards j.. and what do Won think
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The Homo Mother.

Some one writing for the Masonic Mr.
ror. has drawn picture Of a home loving,
child loving mother:
We must draw long limo between her
AMI the frivolous butterfly Of fashion, who
flirt, from ball to opera party, deckcd in
rich rob :, and followed BIZ train as
hcaItcss rs herself she who, forgotful Of
the holy task ass IN II 10 her, rcglccts
thos' who have been given to her charge,
pulsu her eiddy round # amusement.
Not so with our home mother, blessings be
upon her head, The heart warns TO see
her in her daily routiucs OF pleasant duties
How pleasantly sho sits day after dar,
shaping anl sowing some little article f,r
use and adornment for her little flock =
Aud how proud and pleased is each little
recipient Of her kindncss. How the littlo
faces dimple with pleasure, and tho bright
eyes grow sill brighter, as marina docks
them with her own hands, in the now dress
she has made How much warmer and
more comfortable they feel if mamma
wraps them up before they 90 TO school
No one but she can warm the mls and
oycrshocs, or tic the comlortcrs around their
nccks.
There is peculiar charm about all she
does, tho precious mother. They could
not slenp--nav. for that matter, she could
not--if she failed to visit ttcr chamber,
and with her own soft hands arrange them
comfortably before they Sic t. Her heart
thrills with gratitude to her Creator as sho
looks on those sweet, blooming faces, ani
when their prayers are done, imprints n
goodnight kiss on each rosy mouth. 1t
may be, too a tear will start for the littlo
nesting bird in its chill, narrow bed, for
whom her maternal care is no longer need.
ed. 1t sleeps, though tho sleet aud snow
descend, and the the wild winter bowls
around its head. 1t needs no longer her
tender care. A mightier arm cnfoIis it!
1t is at rest. She fcels and knows il is
right, and bends meckly to the hand that
sped the shaft, and turns with warmer
love, if it be possible, to those little ones
who are left to love. How tendcrly she
guards them from danger, and with what
strong untiring love, she watches by
their bedside when they are i'll.
Blessings on tho gentle, homo. loving
mother. Angles will look with love upon
her acts. Her children will rise up and
call her blessed, and the memory Of her
kindly deeds will enfoll her as a garment,
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SINGULAR Observation-Disclosures IN
JAIL "A really strangr case Of infaiuaiion
occurred in the jill Office yesterday OF IL
o'clock, AS our readers are already aware.
Geo. Thompson. alias Clarkson, the noted
burglar, was on Tuesday sentenced to State
Prison for threo years. 1t will also be re.
mcmbercd that young gi'! named Amar
10 Cunningham, sister t, young Cunning
ham, Clalkson's accompIicc, figured Oh
the uial as a witness She has been un-
wavcring in her attentions to "Clarky"
while in Jail and during his hih. The
reason of all this is owing to his having
tcan bctrothcd to her pr viou' to his arrest,
to be bound in the holy bands OF wodlock.
Having received his sentence, and doomed
to sopcrate for thrco long years from his
inamorota, lie sh6ul be cousummatcd bo-
his departure for his new home. Acor-
dinghy Dr.. Wykoff was sent for. He ar
rived and took a position in tho ShcrIt's
office. Soon tho brido AMI condemned
prisoner were ushered in, at cnlcd by th"
bridesmaid and croomsman. All being
ready. the rcmony was proceeded WITH.
and Miss Cnnainaham and Clalk'on were
made one. During the afternoon they par
took of ono fond embrace and parting
kiq., preparatory to his being placed IN
irons. He started on n tbrcc ye,r+' bridal
tour, accompanied by Sheriff Van Al
stync. lf this is not strange case Of lovo
und,r sal circumstances, we should like to
soc something that is 1h no il only ono
case that can surpass it, and that is fora
woman b " AIRY The MN Sho loves on tho
death. bed Alb. Krickcrbcck r.