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pt sition on the banks Of tho Rio Grando, which
he bad crossed, and was now swsiting reinforce
meIts.
Mexico, upon the other hand, was aroused to her
very centre, at the prospec. Of invasion. SAINTS
Anna, her most skillful General and statesman,
was recalled from exile, while Morcns, La Vega,
ard others, entered into the preparations for her
defense, all the dispatch and energy Of which
they werc capable.
This being the state Of things, upon the even-
ing on which our story opens, We will prosei
with our narrative.
At the hour mentioned, two mon were discov-
cred standing in front Of tent which was situa-
ted on slight cminencc to the right, the vehicl.
was over shaded by large palm tree, and Hank.
ed by the dense chapparcl which skirted the lis
tant river like a wall.
One OF tho men was tall in stature, being over
six feet in height, with broad, angular shoulders.
ong, bony arms, a body Of extraordinary 1.-the
ess, and legs that displayed great powers of
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LORD Richard 9RosvENoR, son of tho MAJ
quis OF Westminster, was at San Francisca :.
the VI on October, having arrived overland Srcm
the Atlantic States by way Of Salt Lake.
| MAN named DArrxL WALrrRs was srrpsted
~ ne'Loit few weeks ago, k1 stealing psir q
,,s .,,gs IN oakland county, which, a. was sftsr-
OF hm NE rom whom Irs had recently s,osrs-
| ,.' ne Waspiaced In confinement and tit,,ino
| ast week was tried FOR the ,fence. The Con,2
sna,ged at length on the case, and the jury. sfter
ham an hours deliberatiun rst,rned .y.yy,i,-s -
R,iiity--so II seems that a man can steal from,
his own wife. ''"n'
THE Omaha, Nebraska City, Rrpu,g;so, ..x.
that frauds were perpetrated ct tn recent eisc,
tion ofa Delegate to Congress In that Territorx
equal 20 those at Oxford and Kickapoo, In KAN
sas. Returns from Fort Kearney give EAsr-
nRnox two hundred and thirty. eight majority.
while Is asserted that not twenty. Hve legal
voters reside there. The Same paper notices the
discovery Of an organized gang Of robbers In that
neishbOIhcod, duplicating an ex-Spesker Of the
ouse OF Representatives, an ex-SheriG and
several other prominent citizens.
A coRREsroSpENr Of the Erie Ga,ette, writing
from Franklin, Penn, says. The oil feeling
has not yet subsided since wrote last. Iks
well spoken. Of by Judge THOMPSON, In your
last Is still in existence uring the summer
moths. when the water Il low, the oil Il auits
percep Ibe, and becomes at times quito Offensive
ihis is the case with other wells in wu. ihers
are vMieu' points near the creek and river
where the oil cozes from the surface Of tho
ground IN such quantities as to be smelled at
quite distauce. In fac, the oil sites are QUITE
numerous in the town and yicii ity. Prepars-
tions are making for dIi ling In several places
these sites are quite as promising, far As out
side indications are concerned, as that OF the
celebrated vel of Mr.. DRAKE, near ritusyjllc.
nj, own opinion is that oil exists In immenss
quantities bcnea' the surface here, "a Il has
probably been accumulaii ing for agea, but the
difficulty NAV lie 10 strike the exact veins bs-
meath the bel rock.
QurrE an amusing scene occurred In tho Court
OF Quarter Sessions, at Pittsburgh, where Q iurv
cnvi,ted man by mistake. The crcums, ,ance,
are as follows II appears that THOMAS O'Cos-
NOR, constable of the Third Ward, among others.
hal returned PAtRICk GoRMLY, of Diamond
alley, for selling liquor without license. GoRwLv'
not appearing 10 answer the charge q process
was Issued for him, aud placed In the hands Of a
SheriTs officer. The officer returned his man
into Court, when the latter Indignantly denicd
that he had ever sold liquor In the city, Tn
testimony was al given In, however, and The
man was fined $50 and costs. After the trial
the Court ascertained that they had convicted
an innocent man, that although tho man beforv
them was named PArRiCs GoRMLY, he was NOT
the person Of that name who lived In Diamond
alley. motion was Immediately made for 9
new trial the motion was as speedily granted.
and PArnr X was dschargrd much to his sstis-
faction and the relief of the Court.
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endurance. Hi, features were rough, irregular
and swathy, with a heavy gray beard at his
chin, bold, hooked nose, and gray eyes which
sparkled with gay, humorous light, In strange
eontradistincton to his stern brow, and otherwise
formidable aspect. lie was arrayed in the COM
mon dress Of Texan Ranger, with fringed drab
lcggings, blouse, or hunting shirt of the same
material, with a cap wrought Of tho tkin Of
some forest animal. lie was, in brief, such
figure, which-whh his long lille, upon which
he rested his arms, and tho pistols and knife pro-
truding from his breast-would make one feel
nervous to encounter In times Of peace, though
his duplicates are but eommon.sights at all times
on tho border.
Ills companion was s much unlike him as
oould well be imagined. lie was at least ten
years his junior-not moro than two and twcn-
ty-with features Of rare beauty and fascination,
though shade Of deep thought or sorrow rested
on them. His eyes were black and piorcing,
while his raven hair curled In luxuriant masses
about his brow. lie WAS dressed in a blue frock
cont, with gilt buttons, that fastened it to the
throat ond ho wore a lieutonant's spaulcts
upon his shoulders, and handsomely
mounted sword at his side. Ills leggings
or trousers, were fringcd like his COM
ranions, only they were blue. Sotwith.
standing his youth, and inferior ply steal pro-
poriions-though he was well formed and mus
cuar-it was plain TO be seen that tho tall ran
ger treated him with the utmost Difference and
respect, which did not seem to arise only from
the feeling due to the superior officer, but some
mysterious influence that surroundedl him, Let
us mark their conversation.
"lhere seems to he some stir among the SOL
dicrs there, in the neighborhood Of the Generals
NorTue,' said the younger. "fwJnler what
can mean.'
can't possibly saw" replied the ranger.
It's clean beysnt my reck'ain' Master Ju.
lian.'
How ? cried the young rian, quickly, cast
ing on him glance Of rebuko.
"Ah beg pardon, l. Lsftcnant. I mean
T.
Have ! not forbade you-have YOU not
sWoSn never to mention that name in Mexico,
without my Permission ?" exclaimed the young
"True as Gospel, Leftenant,' replied tho
ranger. " But yer must forgive me. Kit Ca
lens mem'ry isn't Us Keen US It was onct upon
time,and fso called you by the 'tothor so long,
ard love 1t so well, that il comes kind o awk
ard to call yer Leftenant Jules Travis. But III
try not to forgit II as in, for don't like to sec
that firein yer eyes whenever you flare up.
swear by hoohy III Sooner seq the flash Of a
kermanchcs rifle than to zoe thom oyes o yourn
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+ I N A N C. L, ID
NEW YOHH, "Wednesday, O,t. d

The Affic', from this port for Lvsrpoc, to-day,
TOOK ON h.<t2 W6 In speCie.-The businsss of the
fennsyi'aniA Central Railroad shown IN insress q
sisnoes N-The New York and Sandy Hook re,s-
graph Company h" declared dividend Of pr
cent? payable November lss-Holien Of the covpsas
ofthe Mississippi Railrsad Company, due La Novs.-
bor viii be paid by Mr.. a. Ii. Gams, No. - W.
street.
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CHAPTER l.

CHAPTER l.
run RANGER-rRE sCoUr-TilE ADVENTURE.
Like Maca's son he stood,
And shock his pluncs, that heavenly fragrance filed
Tho cirCuit wide. Miitpn
The evening sur Of : bright cay in the latter
par, Of April, was taking its farewell kis, Of tho
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SEWiNG MAChiNES FOR SALE-SEC-
- ond hand Singers, Wheeler d WiIson's and Cro.
ger B.lsrs, shesp for s ss.h Machine. bought sS-
ity for second hand machines Wanted Ia %reha az
or cash all the Wheeler Wilson, a. DIR
I'm 835 Broadway, room 5, up stairs. o2s 2iacsIS ISI
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|SEwING MACHINES FOR SALE-SING-
- ers genuine, Of No l. one No one iI?wes large
for easb or esshanss sar WhaasT W.. rnn Gnesp
oes ss needies shnttles, &c, for sale. All m.chine.
repaired IN q faithful manner and warranted. Ma
street. ocI5 6'l9i
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HAyE YOU A COUGH2 ARE YOU
IL troubled With 4 tickling I'm fha fhroaiN ron,r

VhVE TVV n VOUUTT AXE 1UV
IL troubled with tickling In the throatf Is your
ough dry and husky Then be carefu-get rid it a.
gon % pecs.ible or you may, through your own ne
iat Dreadful .coaIse CON5UMPTION DO not delay
l mlo1e1t, on the nrst lymptons Of cough, but get
C0yaH ExTEaMINATOR
~ cen.s % Tor $i and you will hnd that had you
ssn With ttsf arst you woald have found almost i'm.
ssis . seaaef for sale, wholesale and retail at 40
sts generally. ~ NJ. pIss
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TO BOOK SEWERS-WANTED-G
l. sewers aud u girl TO lay OH gold leaf by JAMES
SOMERyILLE 4 BROTHER, ~ and a. Centre IT,
o26 3.lst
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WANTED-FOR u. S. ARMY-1OO AC-
w tive men Pay from Sll 70 S22 per month"; with
hoard, clothing, &c. Also musicians wanted. Apply
ri. ol5 2lac'l53
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FOR SALE,

DOILERS FOR SALE-FOUR CYLINDER
ond hand hut good for service. Price Y1OO each
Also cylinder boilers 20 feet by 30 In good order
Price 80 each. JOHN STUART, 1875 Broadway.
oc96 3sl3i
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EUR LINERS AND ROBE FINISHERS
~ wanted, at 10 Maiden Lane good hands good
wages and steady work will be given ,Others need not
pply, o26 3'2Tt
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IT,OOD HARD FINiSIIERS AND COR
u pi.herr wantcd-ehert to lump or work by the d,y
Call at $3.50 Broadway, noon, at the Broadway Theatre
torres. o26 2'lI2
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DERSONAL - INFORMATION WANTED
L of JAMES BENNETT, County Land Agent, late
IF 90I BToadway, New York, by his wife, who can get
40 trace NJ him. New.p,rer. throughout the StltOs
plesse copy, Address Mrs PERMELlA L. RENNETr,
Kew York City. o25 3'l3l
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EUROPEAN AFFAIRS,
The per.ia,s News.

ihe steamship Persia, frt m Liverpool the 10th
inst, arrived at this port about o'clock yester-
day morning, and brief summary of the news
was published in q second edition Of yesterdays
sun.
The news is hut two days later, and not Of
great importance.
The Zurich Conferences had not reached sny
definite result.
a Paris dispatch u the 18th says,-vhe Congres.
wich To follow the conferences at Zurich has hc.n
convened. All the great powers, including England,
will be represented.
The Paris Constitutional Of the lith publi ,has An
article. sgnod by Secretary BosirAoE. stating th.,
Tue only question T. he settled at Zurich is the l. nm.
ptru dtpt. Inc contracting powers being agreed on
all other POINTS the early signature Of the treaty Is
expected, and the questions not settled at the Con
ference Will be submitted TO Congress, the Assem-.
bling OF which all the European Powers are agreed
upon.
The London Timcs's Paris correspondent corrob,.
rates the statement from Zurich that the French 90.
vernu ent has demanded an Indemnity from Piej
mont for the expenses Of the late war; also, the
pay ment of the arrears Of pensions In connection with
the First Empire, due from the Lombardo- Venetian
Monte fund The corr spondent looks unon n n.
highly probable that these demands have been mads
knowing the limited finances Of sardini. with Tie
object Of obtaining the cession Of the provinces OF
bavoy and Nice 10 France.
oRE.T BsIrkls.
Seven ships Of the English channel fleet wore under
orders 10 prepare for sea immediately. Among the
number was the Hero, 81 guns, the destins stiOn os
which Is said to be vancouver's Island.
ERNEST Jossr, tho Chartist leader, had been a ju
dicated a bankrupt.
The Great Eastern was attracting great crow IA OF
excursionsts T. Holyhoad, and the Queen was 10 Vi
SIT her during ber soourn in waes-on or about the
18th inst. Nothing defnite IL known AZ 10 the ulti
mate movements ~ the "big ship" The London
pss editor,Iy critcisos her pertOrmauCo between
ductions from the speed then obtained. II think.
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r AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE PER-
II feet on Wheel,r wi.9n's Improved sowing ma
4 the machine thoroughly explained aud taught ~
B-Thc hemmine AMI telling snaees sls, taught, AZ,
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NTANTED-LADlEST TO LEARN TO OPE.
w rate on Singer, Wheeler Wilson's and other
ewing machines. and practice till perfect, aud -atis
ied, aud recommended to situations operitorsarO
sewing machines for sale and to let at III Allen st.
a ol0 2lsc'l66
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TIN ROOFERS WANTED-2 OR 3 GOOD
l. tin roofers; those accustomed to stove work pre-
ferred, Call this morning ~ WILLIAM I, NAV
BEl, 10th st., near I'D ave-, Harlem oc25 S'lOI
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED TO TIE
"A metal sign engraying-None but n good, steady
nd respectable hoy ID II years of need apply
Aust have the best Of references and have taste for
lrswing. Inquire for Z. MONKS, 80? Broadway, cor.
Walker 1t. oc26 3'l33
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Written Expressly or the New York su,.
LEOLA;
OR
THE MYSTERIOUS RANGER.
A Tale Of the Mexican War.

By r. IIamiitou vnunndn.
iUbur ~" iHcid,"" The Miller Patriot" wild
HTrWiL"" " iimoni," Jessie Whartpp,r etc.
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A GOOD MANY WOMEN WANTED DAILY
1-Good situations, good wages; girls lately landed
md small girls wanted Immediately at the Institute
md Home, l3S Eleventh ct, cor 9th C,l and In.
tuirs. o22 'lN
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WEST AND PhNTALOON B A ] = I T. u :
wanted good hands will get good wages and
steady employment also presser. Apply ~ Norfolk
street. O2J J'lH
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
TrRNs-cAsU IN ADVANCE

hdyerti tisements- every -FOUR LINEs o,,,,,..
.wo w9iris one day 10 cents; two days. IN c.r,s.
side sS ss, y, w six days. u 70. n inserted i,
Marriages and D,sth. Or, .....- - -.
Monthly advertisements os to.,r n, eacn Iyur nnss
convenience o. the ohce, ~ for sssry III In.a, sns
senents received until 10 o'c'oct. tn
establishment Is entirely closed on suna.1 - Tns
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.

This table is derived by oomparisoa ss the Fhst
Board sales each day'-
ADVANCED. psmIrD.
Mich. &c. 3. FL Per Erie lst MI psr q
III. Uen. Ts..... = :. Hud. lst N go. ".
Pacific Mail -, \ =. Hud I'd NJ. y =.
NY Central - ..
Harlem Pf..... 4 -
Reading .....-s
PanAma ..
Mich, Central I -
Mich. so- guar. Y -
I'll CsntrL..... :.
Gaena ...,-. ..
Rock IsAnd a.. y =.
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xx1hNTED-LADJEs TAUGHT no OpE-

w rate on Singer 3 and Wheeler Wilson's sewing
machines bySlngers late teacher; practice until per-
feet all Kinds al work, and recommended TO places
after learning. BindiuR, tucking and hemning guage
Included for Sl,O Employers supplied with the hest
f operators at s2 Stanton ST. also operators wanted
o10 24ac'26J
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF PRE-
poasing appearance, to tend segar store. Apply
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WANTED

"ANTED-A GOOD GAS COCK MAKER.
w Arply immediately, either personally or hy let.
ter, 70 iiAssELL BROS, Lampi ard Gas FiSturcs,
J2s Broad st., Newark, N. J. oc25 3'l21
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WANTED-FUR SEWERS AND FINISH
w ers Apply to +. W. LASAk son, 6!o broad
way. o26 3'3Ol
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rRAScx.

manifestation took place at Rome, after the de-
pature Of the Pope, In honor Of the sardinisn MIN
ster, whose passports had been sent In by the Pom.
ticial Government. Fifteen thousand persons lefs
their cards ut his house. The French Genera iss led
orders to prevent any external demonstration.
French gendarmcs guarded the approach to the re
dence Of the ssrdn'an Minister, snd pStrolled the
streets in the neighborhood.
The sssassns Of ASvITI, at Parma, were being
tt,l,
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY,, October 2Gth, lsss.
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TNThNTED-2 GOOD TAILORESSES TO
w work on psnts amer machine to good hand. con-
stant and good wages. Apply l95 Front st. BROOKLYN,
I'D floor. o26 2'llu
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TRUgTEE9 sAMR.

WAsraa gossph b. RaYllss Ara sassh ].
1agileas his 8ifa ~ kAsaF naaA aa&sd
Eegenh@k 7n6. a. d. 80. AszsesAa =
1kemas 0fzasT ID IEszas - aessa ~ Zeal
Eakatas alknaass lying AmA haimW u Cammeal
Bgnaa. roksawasSaaaEs 0ssnkys 5awas -
wlks Is ss
Lets six fsl, and ssvsa 10, Bleek ssvsa
EfTl. Ia nagiia@, RFBe AaalRaam b Ca@msai
haalls, lowz, with IT, ImpFexeananGa sAass-
a., IL ssenrs Eks paYme6k " pxasnEsssxy
nets In saia Deed IL Truss dsserihad. eor
ka@ mxan 90 Iwaakg 0ma Mumdrmd D@alnrs
90 no aas Eight Meakhs Etsm rs assss
dsE e Nexemkes, a ID 1861 Ana
Rfsgeas sAld nsta d new aae wgak anears
est khsssuh from mAkaRikg IL said makas aaa
anpaza Thksskexss Xkamas Qzl4ax.
Tfsssss = aEaFessid, wall u - Esszl
- Ia h1kasf u9 ssia mesa, al sAa Ress
Kstaks abe@H described mEsA gha amwsass.
maala skasesn, Asa6Eaak u - ng4sixsess
ek sai6 Uasa y TEas&, u ahlzS Sslssa
- ne gxest deer x Ne paeaam Mssis4. Ill
GNsnesl 6sWass anssM 80 Eaaaas d tAa Ali.ll
sak hsdaaSs ks3SA4s kk4 hnszsa a 3
=. y ~ e74l9xk " = -
- N1sh zaN ~ 9mssa, - a. zasE ~ ash
kaks nMz6 a8pa&a @ spsaa II aAz ss.lasl
80 - CT c. 1 zraassss
$3.50 - 80
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I EAT VI BT rHEsA OWE usss.-An old
story tells that Ass@ca. famaas hwnter.
kept many hsunAa, aad Ghay sasisai Nv smks
lag hia M. Aet@on 10 al aid name--sk il
Geek bsaldss, Huw mAay Aesmons 40
ron and ! know--gnea ses up By their own
asgsi know men VINO damaae their
body 81 their business; 20 do yea. Many
more know whe break down tlsir con.
sciences, thsiF aiEsstgoas, ehsAf hseher "a am
hood Mechanics sickaa Of tlsale erakss
painters have the Is3A eeiies kalIcs4 and
snosmskeFs and pale ard aYspapkie Iaukfng
FFiateFa 90 % Ia esaaumpslon. whieh fhav
have caught ersm hfsathlmg lax and kvpe
mssaL Il that TIE wnrss2 Lknow maa AZ
ambition, whose sAniEY, whose eeyeieus-
ness has Mruaghs ehem verse mgeehgsg
--a consumption a. the zmkEssa, duimh palsy
Of ehe aHsctloaas K1nE Ia Eha esnaeEsnea, 4
gnasEAi dyapapsia os Ihsir hamsnIdas.
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Ksenuas.


Isls eufigas FACT. says sone seDmolo-
giat, that il Ii aAa female mesquite thai
lofneuks uss Eaehslors thlAk i not e al
curious.
ne apple .fss % ne Charter OAK place
HaYfg sFI, 0oans. ssaAIch was brought oves
fTSm Eakaahd n 1858, II aoN - zall bloem,
How laae ali &aaa samaln ID Paradlss
until be aannpd 2 said IN amIabas spsass
u hss hnNbahd IT'D De gus q wife wa
thA calm reply.
Instead " haysmg asw0ra esF vIskss
kaznaauei, shs aaEhaata@sfs Italians 81
Nee York propose u ksap slna naoMsy sasog
the aid o. orphans IN the eesaaaK wax.Ss
Tia pTiaeess ok Afeassnsgro haa reesag.
- aEasa sha Esnpssss gE the Fsezasll asss.
nihesns esaasss MmFwauntsA by kuIAsn
sTussn. Cor fhs pssmesas. Is wAsm - 80
1885, gissn hlsshs aba e1 maasm. Ruxsmaa 4
god nesAaE.
4 gTsak deal y wxisEsa about tie ssss II
war, BYFon, u ens IA she slanzas ~ Hi
Ghllas MsrruA psgsonifsss War. ind De-
asslhes hIs haffs hts syas, Ais Aaasaa. and
Aas gssss eat ~ nsahaag akosiE 80 ssst e
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- The following 10 from the Williams.
ton, en-. C. } Mmsnsgs apsEsons wis aiag q
sss the edikoFB win gsnsFaiIy End tham Al
tAs printing oiaes. In thar sbssnes, how,
svsF, invitations to dias and challenges "a
6ght ahoaid Be- Jeff sllhsr with ths pah.
lisber. o. h car table drawsE.n @
- Subscriptions Ia favor Of Lamar.
tina IN France hare Esaehed b go, 200 freq
about $500 persons.
- 1 singular suicide occurred Ias
week ID Waidborc, Maine. Mira Jana
Burns went 70 the orchard nsaE hsr hoas,
sad hanged haFssle apea > tres, havins
hrst pus 90 several saditieaaI ahfrts be- a.
sist sEFaAgulstisa by thsir wslwht. IN,
probable reason was the hcpslssa sieknsa,
Of hsE husband, whom saa did not wish q
sarvive. ~.
q The s<of Of dsnOm iAaElonaI papel
Says "a man needs grace to edit rsli
gisus paper property at any time, bat 90
Peciaiiy when be has the rheumatism. ,
Some rsliglous pspesa are edited az IL thl
sFman1 needed mora brains than grace ans
WAS sfaietsd more with patty politics thai
rhsamAIism.
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4 SkSEIRLE DETECTION big, black,
buck negro was charged before the rseoE-
der OF New Orleans, by oas OF the genaa
dandy, with stsaliRg--or rathaF being
caught in the vary set Of Etsalin E--his
boots out % ais bedroom, II an early hour
In the morning.
A iittls limb NJ the law--ens Of the
sharp practices elzss--who defended the
negro, #as rather aReFRiaaa Ia the eFoss
examination az tha 9ompiainanE.
Nov, sir,S ks aaia, ssyoa hava tala his
honor that yoa were II BID wksa che negro
catered the roon. Did roo sea him at tAs
time pr
9No.0
did yoa hear him PCS
aNo. ~
~Aows thea, cana yon 10 know that he
was STEALING your boosa PSI
~, gHasst himI opened my eyes and
Kouna that % 1Az--aa eaa ue cur poess
beautifully expresses Et--sstsaiing aad Civ
ta& sdeT.s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-08

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