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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-06
Martie0

On the Cd inst, at the residence Of Wesley
McKing, by j. M. Miller, Esq, Mr. l.. H. ED
DY, of Pleasant Prairie, and Miss MARIA
SMITH. of Buffalo Grove, all of Buchanan
county.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-06
New Store.

New Store. .'.a
Mr.. LEVI STROLL has opened a new
Variety Store on the West side Of the
River, in CLARK's building. nearly oppo-
site the store formerly occupied by I. b
BrLLss, and is now receiving a large
stock Of Groceries. Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Crockery, DC, &C.,
which he is selling at extraordinary low
prices. He has also some splendid Ap.
Piles, which he is selling off like hot
cakes. Give him call and examine
his stock and prices.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-06
Religious.

KeTlgIOuSs
The Baptist Church of Independence would
tender their sincere thanks to The Trustees and
Members Of the Presbyterian Church for the
use OF their house of Worship, during the An
nual Session of the Cedar alley Association
held in this place. Done by order and in be-
half Of the Baptist Church.
{EG1l j. C. LOOMS, Church Clerk
Independence, Oct. Sd, 1859.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-06
FLOWING MATCH.

Best Flowing by Horses, G. Wilson, So, 90
Best do Oxen, VIM. N. RUSSELL 800
Recommend to W. O Curtis .-.- 90
The second of oxen being better than the best
by horses.
Committee, B. W. OGDEN,
H. SPARKLING,
H. B. HATCH.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-06
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
FLOWERS.

Best display of Flowers, Mrs. r W Wright, 81
Recon-. on House Plants, to" I G Bartle,-. /
Committee, E. B. OLDER,
X. BARTLE,
L. HART.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-06
DOMESTIC COOKERY.
FANCY ARTICLES.

FANCY ARTICLES.
Fancy Basket, Miss A. Leavitt. 10000 81 90
Crayon Drawing, do. .-.- so
Transferred Collars, Mrs G S Ecklee-. / so
Glove Box do -. so
| embroidered Collar, Mrs ID Robertson so
1 do Handf do - rs
do Skirt, Mrs S G Little $500. l 90
Window Curtains, Mrs Ii b Hatch. 1880. ], 90
l Oriental Drawing, do ---.--- so
Wax Grapes, Miss r Freeman .--.-- so
Lamp Mats do - so
Hair Wreath, Miss A Daniels, .-.--.-- | so
Embroidered Slippers, Mrs S G Pierce 90
Pen Drawing, do 49, so
Fancy Pin Cushion, Mrs A Ingalls, -.-.-- so
Committee recommend premium to DR.. But
Ter for show of Perfumery.
Committee, J III CAMPBELL,
B LEWIS,
r w WRIGHT,
G B PARSONS.
The above is the List of Premiums, as report
ed by the several committees.
L. w. HART, Sec'y.
Sept. &c, 1859.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-06
VEGET ABLES.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

This Committee, finding it difficult to deter
mine the best. have divided the premiums
among several.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-06
ON FOWLS.
ON HORSES.

Best 10 Tame Geese, IL. B. Haskins, 49, 81 OF
Best Wild Geese do. -. 1.
Best Sand Hill Cranes do. .--.. 1,
Best 10 Poland Chickens, Jno Boone -. ?,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-06

Committee, P. G. WILCOX,
S. s. CKARK,
t' d. s. DUNHAM.
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Hxsir FiSLkD,M
sfANcE Tos n.
when siaely uss9.
an ine<sncs of dis-
one vho used ID. o.
deightsd with jss
sPssk ispefns sf
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9 lIIsCELLAHKouR -
n Mns. wINsEOW, g ? 6.s
lss.sas . 1ks ssssssies one q mosSsrs. s 2er ''a'
l S0O THING SYRUP,

Il 4zf 81 - ~ fO8saorc8 i1e1tm1z1xs r.
hssh sss.y Asit.sss sls process q sshisv y sssss.
fAiN A. spasmodte aetions and d s = sso ~ fs,3
SURE TO REG ULATE THE B0W1LS
Dspsad upea H. nohsss VIA give rss y ysorssss anl
RELIHRAND HEALIH TO YOUR INFANTS
We haze Pcs up cold s asss,s sr sVsesc. sar. end
cnn AZ. ~ Scss.osscH AHD raurH IN, vkss ss have
N:sis.:1 J. lslvs. MAS. sS.sr XII -
yEcr 4 cunG,WINsLOW,s Ne s.,ss 10
ssss. ID ss 81 hss. SOOTHING .s..s. a..
9. 8: isss,5ys: issss:I,sy sn..; =; sYRUr, ss
virsnss We speak IN this natter WHAT WE DO fNoWn
;ss, ':s "a R AND rIzDc. QUA ..ruIa
cLARH sest instance where infant i suifsr-
ing from and exhaustion, relief Gin be found In teeu
o. twsaty minues sfer the syrup is @dnaistered ;,
noe, ExrEaIEScED and sKILrui NUasEs IN New Eng
and and has been used with NEvExrAILIsG succRss in
1,ss THOUSANDS OF CASES.
not only relieves the child from pain, but As
stomach and bowels seidy, and eives toos and
snsfgy 70 the whole system will almost Instantly relieve
CHIPPING IN THE BOWLS AND WIND CoLfc,
.nd overcome ne. which u aot Pesdy Ismeded.
AND susssIarM FOR sssss snr I. & y: ~as. sEsr,
10 all eases Of pys-l CHILDREN iEsT ER and piAs.
.ri.s. frsn ,.sssia. rEEThING 0sss, G .hs.h:E I.
cause We vosd say every moshsr child suf.
fsrng from Of the foregeibe eompain-po NOT LET
rous PsEJuDicEs, soR THE PREjUpIcEs OF OTHERS,
stand between yosr child and the relief that viii
nedeine timely used Full direeors for using will ae-
company each bottle None genuine unless the o,
cgaTs PERKINS. Ne. York, ths osssds srsppsf.
PSaep. cxs., No. 3 csSar 'ss sr:ssS .S.S
fnce oniy IS Cents per Bottle oc ff-dkvIv
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rHOUSANDS OF ClSES
\ CONSOLIDATED LOTTKRIES OF DEL
- AWARE. so ~ a.

WIH1raT1nmaN H. H., = ", mANAsHAs,
FRANCE. ,.BROADRENTS & co. having OBJ
teined rom the Legissture Of Della ware, at itslsts
SESSION, Lottery Contract, 70 continue In opera
flon for period Of twenty years and having siven
bond: % the STATE for oss slios % dollars 70 ss-
cure The prompt payment of all pnses cold, arc now
fpAsTEb 10 oTTrEERSYftssp' TrERYfttssp e Rsf q. s.
RSESIDoSsss, sE IDS snd w the sussex COUNTY LOTTERY
OE EriDELAWA6E for the same objects. . =
Inc gons0fidatod Lotteries OF Delaware are
sravn daily at IS minutes before p. m, and the
Spssex q County Lottery daily st Is minutes before
All drawings under the superintendsnoe Of Lot
sery Commlssioners appointed By the State Of Del
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ERENcH WHITE ZINC PAIN
aEIzIlLE MSSesyT14SSE T4SSE COMPANY

GaIpr,rHs Hsysss. .fkEEBB ElEso Ne sss =. .r.s,.
opposlts Drown's, have on hand Double BarrslSSl
Guns, Colts, Allsn,s, smith . Wsssoa and shsrp'i
Rsy9lEs.s. r. Shot .Bes.. SS 6 xSsr Flssks. Wsd CT
cpst, ssd P.ssisa cspss cs1 s PH%srs Psirs a af1,
Chn5Eers, Tnveling COMPANION, With many othsl
81 y shis sss, v 'ss ss sSs Z ss = s"sa
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81 ~ ~ css.sls q r,fss. }sri.sss6sl
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rKAVHIny DnDUfU1Y.

Ohh n6MfdlS Q N6 w OALEA0c
ma A;5ass. s1S s.sE..ss SEsss9 csss
DIRECT kourz AND eoxrrEuous RAnwAy cox-
H;s."..4; .;. psssas''..I ps.sss .IIss.e.s~s. e ss,.ss.
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sss sn .sysS Sssss s"s 9 sss %:' u %
:s: s:sIsssy; :sfs:s i q:
Timsto New oIIesnsSFour Days and Ten Hours.
Ms@pS: and R.o. Sss sos,ns: % Ss s
and Pfooesd thence % New 0rlssas By stssner, OF
Ssircsa q ssS jascca s sns sss sss
sstsSu, and Great is sf S esiss: g sss
ri. E La: :. s Mss % ss1.
nov |. soet lssyins Memphis syeH Day. sana.ys
i...l.. New 0Llssn. I.shsss. sea Tns:dsy T6uI.-
sss ooaasotiss them ~ ~ all H. Only Tsslss Hour.
TO NsT Qflssns- Beat. slwsys leave promptly on
the only Line that has Daily Line o. ssssmsss On
TasoUeH 'fsAIss Lr.rr w.surrsros ss 6 IN.
..g.,on:; VIII tSs sIvisss Of laying over a say
. sss%ssSs s;Ssss, ,
comfortable nishts .ess, e che oars are provided
VI = h5ss-s.ss s s sic sisssPiis +. S se:t.. -. 49,.
Passens srs for Richmond and the south or South
si TcEss ORANGE ssa sfs 1oa
they avoid the snnoysace Of ehsnge ron boss 10
oar. q af the Inconvenient hour Of midnight - by
Ps:;esnssI. from New yert win Ines. Asssat
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ciesnesf, sfrongest and most perfect dentnre tka{
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WOOD AID CoAI.

!. g. gealWO0D AID COAL. 81 lies {
ITO HoUsEKEEPERs AND oTHnERs.
DLooK 70 YOUR INrEREsrn
! an'i PURCHASING YouR WOOD
a. PAINTERS CRY STEAM KrNpLrNe
STOVE WOOD MILLS, r So
Foor o. SsvExrH srnrEr. ~ :
": III ss' sss h ;sSi ss % but
r,e. - pieces And split any size ds.ired.
sSss ss;si:i .s!: ssss ! :. sold f'"
lrThs bsssH Heart Spruce Pie Weed
NJ Nov Pls.ss siiss ssiI & de-. i: :. oa..s''-n
You win g. !. ,uarssr o. n Once h and sry 1t
Cut in pieces end spiis y 'A' 0''' ep'o'' rin'
yos ss. saarssr Of cord q s4: AZ .. 30.
pieces Ii f ,ss.! q y cord :. Sam. rate.
Delivered to all parts Sfthe CITY,
~ Orders by mail ''1' '''' .A1 o'0' 1''0" "n'
Tn. Money 70 f,5gomPsy ,gs attended r TO-
ss Ss isn''' IS Market A. 4 RffYsTEMH fslsr Var
CO - % A LII. Al"
::ESss:: ssa sSsS
eI Bill ISH 0s oaf 81 ': :sa PA: rA:e %oSSa a sss
Split Wood ofaiiisnstS: "; SAFES ana
c Q ~, : e., .,..s !. 4 - shsD : e
Ss.s: S::ss hn $::,I Is
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- SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
TO b drawn daily st Wilmington, DeaWnre. 1t n
minutes before L M

bUD8EX COUNTY LOTTERIE8.
To b. di.1T11 T1cxETs ss;y 3 %NE D2LLkR
minutes bsiOrs q s N. '' 10 = = =
cls.. l7ss nD%ss!.s 1tsNSss s dawn = b.lo.. as
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of.., s.. T 1ri...a of--. 4 :. !. sI.soe
y. ss'---r'''' fisEsts iis si. N'''l 70 '.sl
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''s5ss 'riats. as s:Ss ':%
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Ias s.,.. j FRIDAY: R ossss:.a e % a. a., a... g.
sssp Glass l7sr7s nucGSs5:, issravn ballots. ssi
prize 3. Prize. . $500
,' .''' So 800 ssf.t: s.Sf 500 s' Y. e' 20. %. s
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<; Sss ssEai s SsSsSs s:HS
BoiLEA s. Or ?tesy heS;sb bseplnN sEtielss! You
-peScs nssd a Bxfx F0kkS; ana sPooVs,
BRUSHES, BASKETS, Bird CAGES o." =
SsAsE soslon'f You osa and hsm
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BALTIMORE AEP EpsgTs9 1HJS sAJtE.sS; s,s sss1cn :,

on Monday nsovsias, October II, is'B
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..a1g, CABINET WARE. Go. =
HousEIF PSHkNtfssHrNs HIS g.

Esa No. aIs sPrrr.xry,n.i ivv III
Now in store, the Jarrett and most complete as
oa.as Sssr
s Ro:ssood s.s s wsnn. ana M:sossns Psror Suites.
ssssSs:''.'a N s,o'.''''' sll f''A' " and Hair
s.: .!s ;s; sisi; s;:! 4:.
S:soss: Sasssos:ny' and Painted With or without Mar
RRoo:sxooS WeInnt !Inn and HsMhcsesny Bsd::ssd:.
sSd osS.r Hsnss snres. ana mahogany AsfoissoP
nv :ss a.Aos.a, m.rsl..e, sia.
MssSisso, and other E,.s.r.. With
Hst Hst;I.ckI in Qsi. walnet, MshossaI, and Iron.
i from s9s is . w. SssSs'ns sol.' ana s's'
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ffsysI: saa N:stin:. iNti al..' - 0'n''.'. ~.
and Pisisa Sooss TsSis cntsry, 5spsnnsd n Soos: &
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tsl@s; =" "D''A'
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Nsw CtoAS Rooa, I'd aoo,S 4 Sseutif9l sasortl St
nsnt Of B.sk French, Blssk ,Trseo and Bisst
s''A ta Isy f;;sS: a: e: sS:ss SS::s
& ssd sssiS sSsyls IN Ss,issy. RIsst A Msrino, mo
I. ;s$ saS s,?ss
438 COX z. !. MsxEsNEY az q e 430
lI,FQREIGN "a AND D0MEsTIc CIGARS.
"a rstc So.s fSo Hsbsss
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si&R4Isal a.s.s& s:ssS& ...... ..., 3. sss. . -. .
You CAN FIN0 TaEM - = - -
49,. - ~, !. At FRANCIS: -.
TEA sr COFFEE P0TS, cHAfikG DishES,
Ez3 sEz EzS6ss WzsFtk 3 fkoSs, tSss 81 Sysffkk
TtHt'e lENivksA its.rfs3x % h2q Hf,VOvet
7th st a. s....lss,, 49, 90
CEIJJN0 017F 1T C0sT - 1ESS0v1 =
y -. es'ss 80 = :, - : 1 - =
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EDUCATIONAL.
NIGHT SCHOOL.

T. NIGHT SCHOOL. st.|l-l.- = =
HE Subscuber will open, upon the Sd Obsober,
tween Pa avenue and D street north over the stoye
o. Wuson Bari: Here will be taught Al the
nscas End Mod
ing, Architecture, National Phiiosoohx Sn5 III y,
any of those branches Of q Business EducafIop
which the calling In life Of any individual nav de-
mspd: There will also Be delivered, twice veef.
mort Lecture upon Business" in ell its practi
Fof farsSsr particular. sss pripsie.l, =. >.
IL Residsnce-No. s4s stssst. bstv.en q isth
eeo losn. 80 90 S-Sm
THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL,
rh,.r,..,..., o. etA street, tefsesss x asd Z.
s !. e az sa sEfSss
On application TO the PniPcipsl at the lnsttution
The limited number of scholars, Thirty j the Am Die
private play grounds and the quiet locston, render
this nest desirable schoel for boys -
MRs. HHEs; HssdkNfR9RkA dMksNGfR9RkAIGK's S.!I,. SCHOOL. -.
hs sna W snS suenc that che y resgms
The course or study pursusd wiz comprise all the
eranohss resuisits to Q thorough English sdnoa-
In addition to her dsy scholars she 4. de.irous of
receiying into her family few pupils as boarders.
aged from 10 to Il years Who Will Be under her IN
Mediate care and oversight - :, +,
Her arrznsemsnts for the accommodation and
anS % en5s Of pupils h.se bssn scnsidsrsy inefes.ed
desidns psrtic6iaf information With retsrenoe 70
, nss school msy sSpy 70 W. d. siiaoh, Editor Of
For terms and further partisslars apply a her
rssidsnce-No. - csnss0n serset, Alsxin1ria, Va
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CAN Ar,M CON y
never bssn abls 20
Medicins-NEvER
~ sfN Q L = In
TcT q Q y q,
Nsver dad We know
sstisfAetion By aay
tke contrary, all are
RnnATIoNs, and
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III 1s Z
Trains viii run a. folloys. 30 "a 1T'lf 80
cav: :y: as & E :sa :sa IL -
On Sunday usH p NJ, only. = - 'eaoe
Ls.ye BxLfiH0kE Al sis and 80 rm - -,
and 7z5 q m, end 10 3. m. d ( -
aSNnS1TLisss ths NwEsT sss = % And :ns =
fes NORFOLK sf1$
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-30
From the Houston Star
Murder oTan Editor In Texas.

The Bonham INDEPENDENT comes to
us in black column ruls, on account
of the death Of its editor and proprie-
tor, John NJ. Crane, who wrs shot on
the Goth March, by Mr.. NJ. Saddler.
Crane was passing from the post office
with the mail matter, and was wholly
unarmed. Saddlcr was about forty
five feet from him, aud leveled double
barrel shot gun upon him and fired.
There had been a difficulty the previ-
Gus week between the parties, and it
was supposed to be settled. The kill
ing looks te us very much like one of
the murders which deserves hanging,
good honest hanging, if to be had but
hanging anyway. Saddler escaped
and is yet at large. Crane was ma
tive of Kentucky, an enterprising man.
He came to Texas i'm 1887, when but
Is years old, rum NC away to get
here. Afterwards, he was taken
back, having fellen into distress at
Galveston. He was one of Crittenden's
Cuba men, Afterwards edited the Amer-
icssn, at Golidad, in this State, sold his
paper when Know nottingham sunk,
tried hotel keeping in Indianola, and
being dissatisfied with that, went to
Bonham about year ago and started
the Independent. He was good ed.
flor, and is much lamented ~ q good
citizen whose untimely death is a mis-.
iertunc to the community.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-30

regret 70 annouDss the death Of u Dc
Toaauogilla whose great work on Auerica,
snd vkeee ether literary lsbors. rsplete
vith - souulese political PHILOSOPHY. have
Won ~ their author world wide fame.
R..r.r G. MoseAx Of Wisconsin has been
appointed United States Consul 1t St. John,
NIB.
TIE Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelph;a Press says that Mr.. Dallas will
certainly be recalled from the Court Of st.
James, and that among those named - his
successor are Josiah Randall Of Pennsylva-
mia, Rufus Choate, and VIM. Wright Of New
jersey.
A DISTURBANCE occurred among the stu
dents Of the Georgia Military Academy q
few DAYS ago, which resulted in the dismis.
cal Of the entire senior class.
Az exchange says that an old sheep gave
birth to lamb, in Cambridge, last week.
belonging to Z widow lady with six legs
and fine wool al over her head.
"You would be very pretty indeed said
. gentleman, patronizingly. to young
lady. "if your eyes were only q little lar
ger. "My eyes may be very. ANAL. sir,
but such people As you don't silltthem.
TsE Dayton Empire. Of Wednesday. says
the frost has not killed the fruit in this val
Law. Let croakera" make q note Of this,
and call II to mind while eating peaches this
season.
The New York Heard says that q num-
Der of well-bred we'll dressed Spaniards
from Madrid have lately arrived In that
city, having been sent by the Spanish Gov.
eminent as secret spies
A You've woman Of the tribe Oldtown
| Indians in the cara the other day. was ask.
ad by 1 rowdy if she would like to marry Z
white man, "No," said she, " because good
men do not want to marry me, and scampa
like you I wont havcl" The rowdy left
ct the next station,
John PERcY, IN attorney of Albany, re-
gently commenced sixty seven suits for libs
sgainst the Eveaing Journal. one in every
| county in the State, and some in Pennsyl-
vania. The gross amount Of damages claim
ed reached the enormous sum Of 81 800
600. On application of defendants attor-
new. the suits were consolidated into one
and on trial jury found verdict for the de-
PENDANT, and the lawyer was subsequently
expelled from the bar.
The editor Of the Memphis appeal visited
Vicksburg the other day, and saw severs
beautiful things. He found the china tre'
| in full bloom ; roses Of thousand hues wer'
pouring forth rich perfume, the birds wer'
singing in gleeful melody, and their glister
ing hues were discovered necessarily fitting
among the gorgeous tints Of the flowers.
rlIr is reported. from Utah, that Mr.. Kim.
ball eldest son of Aeber c., and JOSEPH
Young, son Of Brigham, have apostatizet
from the Mormons, and are about leaving
for the States with their first wives, leaving
their .spirituals' behind, At least fiv'
tnhusand apostate Mormons, it is said, vii
leave Utah for California early in tn
Spring.
THE first DISTRICT School Board in New
Orleans, have resolved that hereafter M
young lady teacher will be allowed to emo
tract marriage while occupying the position
of teacher, and that such an act on her par
hall be virtually considered q resignation.
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From the pen of the traveller who
communicates to the New York COM
mercidt we extract some very interest
ing notes Of the way they do things in
Paraguay
NUDE TABLE ENTHUSIASTICALLY af-
ter my arrival at Assuncion, l was in
vited by Senior j. to dinner, and hav-
ing accepted the invitation, went on
the following day at the late and fash
lonable hour of o'clock. Several
friends were assembled for the occa-
sion but at the table l was placed
between two of the Misses j., young,
blooming (for most of the females of
Assuncion are very fairy and without
doubt very pretty women. Guess,
then, my confusion, to find that we
we're waited on at the dinner table by
half dozen boys and girls, little slaves,
all perfectly nude. Their liveries had
cost nothing, their shoes and stock.
ings had cost nothing, not one Of them
had dressed for dinner they we're one
and all in staW natero. At first
fdgetcd in nay chair, and threw fur
tive glances around but seeing every
one on either side of me, including
my fair companions, as composed as If
the most rigid decorum had been atu-
died, ! gradually recovered my sercni-
ty, and learned thenceforward to know
that whatever has become the custom
Of the country, is never supposed by
the people to have anything outre in
it. How are we, in truth, the crea-
lures of habit. l got SO accustomed
to these unclothed attendants, during
my sojourn in Paraguay and Corientea,
that on my return to Buenos Ayres, /
thought there was great affectation in
! dressing out the same class of servants
there from top to toe.
CONFERENCE.-The the hody is left
loose and unrestrained by dress in
Paraguay, 80 the conversation of oil
classes is the most unsophisticated in
its construction that can be imagined.
There is no circumspection, no subtle
ty, no mode of speech by which one
thing is made to stand for another
At dinner, or any other occasions,
right before their daughters, the pa
rents sometimes gives dissertations on
domestic medicines, &c, which makes
q strangers blood run cold, but which
they discourse about with al the volu-
bility Of clever mothers, in their
maturer years, who have raised large
family BY dint Of their constant appli-
cations to the system of the doctor,
and to which their daughters listen
as gravely through the details ~
if they we're hearing counsels on the
improvement Of the mind.
NIGHT HABIrs.-In the principal
streets of the city, long and continu-
GUS corridors are built which run
along on one side Of it. The princi-
pal shopkeepers and merchants who
inhabit this part of the town, on very
warm nights of summer convert these
corridors into common bed rooms
The portable beds of these citizeus are
ranged along the covered way and it
was curious to see them ~ you passed
along, toward ten o'clock at night
preparing for bed, and some already
enjoying their nights repsss. Some
we're to be seen sitting ON the side Of
their stretchera, yawning or smoklug
their cigars; Others undressing with
the greatest sang fsoid- hers one snor-
ing, tAsrs anethse oonvsesing with hi
mat nsiGhber--And sssEy one uneoA.
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scious Of the oddity Of the scsse 10 the
syss Of . stranger. The same custom
psevailed mose OF leas through the
civ. beds and stsetcherS obstSucting
The way in every direction. Very lit
lie police 10 exercised in Assuncion,
but such . thing - robbery or theft
committed during the night is unheard
Of; and in fact such security was felt and
enjoyed that people rest without any
uoctural fears.