American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-01
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said Lee. encouraged to 60 on; 4
Are theY?' Mrs. Lees voice was lew.
and had init slight hnskiness. She did
not turn her face but her husband saw that
she leaned little toward him., He had
| broken through the ice Of reserve. and all
was easy now. His hand was among the
eloudssand few feeble rays were already
struggling through the rift i! had ads.
yes Mary he answered softly; and
I've heard it said more than once, what a
good wife Andrew Lee must have
! Mrs. Lee turned her face toward her hus
band, There was light in it. and light
in her eye. But there was something in
the expression of the countenance that a
little puzzled him.
!. DO you think so? she asked, quite so
berly.
4 What question: ejsculated Andrew
Lee, starting up and going round TO the
side Of the table where his wife was sitting.
I What a question Mary?' he repeated as he
stood before her. ~.
4 DO you?' 1t was all she said.
! Yes darling was bis warmly spoken
answer, and he stopped down aud kissed
her. How strange that you should ask
me such question:
l If you would only tell me 30 now and
then. Andrew it would do me good And
Mrs. Lee arose, leaning her face. against
the manly breast of her husband stood and
wept. ..t.-...I. =.
i What a strong light broke 10 upon the
| iNl ~ A,.I- i II knA -,
en- to his faithful wife ev,n the small res
ward Of praise for all the loving interest she
had manifested daily, until the doubt of
his love had entered her soul, and made
the light around her thick darkness. No
wonder that her face grew clouded, nor
that what he considered moodiness and i'll.
nature took possession Of her spirit.
You are good and true, Mary. Ny own
dear wife, / am proud Of you'll love you
: and my first desire is for your happiness.
: Oh, if could always see your face in sun
shine, my home would be the dearest place
on EARTH
How precious to me are your words OF
love and praise Andrew said Mrs. Lee,
smiling up through her tears into his face,
With them 10 my e4rs, my heart can nev.
| er lie in shadow
How easy had been the work for Andrew
Lee. He had swept his hand across the
cloudy horizon of his home, and now the
bright supshine was streaming down. aud
flooding that home with Joy and beauty
7. s. Arthur, in Home Magazine.
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, Death of Kit Carson aud Chief Justlc G
: ssa e % Furguson. I'D. .e.
We have just received the Nebraska
: Republican, Omaha City, Of November
! 10th, from which we learn that Hon.
Fenner Ferguson. who was appointed
; Chief Justice Of that Territory. by Presi.
:, dent Pierce, Immediately after the passage
Y Of the Kansas Neb rasks bill, aud who has
represented the Territory as Delegate in
), Congress, for some two years past, died
|, after a few days illness. al Bellevue, OF
the 1lth inst, The immediate cause o.
!; his death was paralysis. He was one o
J the, earliest settlers and most prominen
Q citizens Of the Territory. He was nativ,
of New York. removed to Albion. .Michi
gan, where he prscticed law for numbel
. OF years. and was chosen to the Legisla
ture, and from there went to Nebraska.
9 The Republican also learns from passen
: gers direct from Ft. Kearney, that XII
Carson, the celebrated frontier-man. Indi
9 an fighter, and overland traveller. dice
L lately at Toas. New Mexico, and that I'm
y mediately after his death, the Indians
!. commenced hostilities against the whites
L Kit Carson was. Superintendent Of Indian
. affairs in that region. The report of hi
y death needs confirmation.
y The Republican also states that addi
~ tonal frauds at the late election, for Dele
y gate to Congress, have been discovered. -
!, An uuinAa5itsd county, called Calhoun
D. returns 28 votes for Estabrook, (Dem.
e and 4.for Daily, (Rep) Itis fraud. in
u asmuch. as not solitary voter resides il
n the county, it beings wild Indian region
g;i A, difficulty occurred between two sol
Is diers, in the vicinity Of Ft. Kearney. some
II time about the 7th inst. In which on
4. struck the other on the head, with a spade
q causing instant death. He was arrested
0. and information was sent to the Unite,
"a States Marshal, to come and take him in
I. to custody, the affray not occurring o.
ID the reservation, and not being. conse
ls quently, within the jurisdiction OF mill
v tary tribunal. m ssa kas Hl
ne The Republican remarks :.'h is re
markable fact, that OF the eight origina
appolntees to office in Nebraska, by Pres
"a ident Pierce. after its organization. not ON
Of them is now in Office. and only four .
g. them is now living. Only two Of ther
ri Gen. Estabrook and A. R. Gilmore. Esq.
to now reside in the Territory. Gov. Bur
1t. the first, Governor, died at Bellevue, 500
ne after reaching the Territory. NMarsht
p. Doyle died suddenly, from q fall down
'et fight Of steps, in the Exchange Bank.
ia the winter Of 55v6. Secretary Gummin
AZ died a year and half ago. in this rcitJ
I'D and now Judge Ferguson is added 10 tb
.asf flist OF the dead."Nsai gqsg sss'ag Atag
ts& EEGcd made both tears and laushte
nj. and both for kind purposes; for as laughtt'
enables mirth and surprise to breathe frs'
L. ly, 60 tears enable sorrow to yent itself p
81, tiently. Tears hinder sorrow from becon
III ih1 daanair and madness: and laughter