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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

Ry d. q. f:Ssk, Aues.

- - = 9 q -
a sssa sEs
vi .s 4 s is oi ls I ssss n fast ss's
tU ssfs 81 -sfs hssdssms
y l.hossss sad i;I w.laus, Preach and
70 fis; IS 81 AgE 6ETs. sons q vsry
BiafI q ;;lseus And iislosaay aiarias Top Blu
ssI 1sa., Wsslsss 4Sad M.4es.ns soEAs
q Ss dos. ass9.ssd Cans Seat 3 Gu AIRS,
fnisSsi ahd Italian CHAlkS, highly
Eesspsios SHAIRs. II Sold and Flowers.
aac2tA nj sIp ssprlns and Cane Seat Rocking
S''f SL 3 slaa' and Mahogany Marsls-Top Ia
SOM Sa ss5y n AiihI' finished childrsns CHAIRS.
TREY ssany made, sems nls
eerated and worthy the attention Of those IN wsnt
DO 70 E.B COOK, Auct.
cons And 81 HthNE Msss.E As s sHEToWa.
SSiSaneii Chamber Hill rear Of Sa:ierands sta-
I ssssRs ss snd si Hsa NsYEsEs.
The Mules ~e Of the best quality, having been
s s,sSsrs .nns aa sss a
dl k,Ro"s.-Four months, for approved notes
deno +. b. COOK, Auct. n
EuRS, FuRS. FURS--GREAT SALE or
The HUDSON BAY CoMPANyiS FIrRS
FROM NEW YORK, AT AUcTIoN'osaooGn S o
wo.tn q the richest and most costly fresh manu
Mae SSnay Rs viii be offered It sactlon, on
9th and 2lst inst. commencing at 10 a ciori each
dsy. a. my STORE No. 10 Main street. Thew consist
hsfsSs pa .a sT oSs1ss Ma ssRS
RUSSIAN FITCH, FRENCH SABLE
slBTEEE aA SQUIRREL, MOUNTAIN MAR
and Cardinal CAPES. TALMAS. VIcToGRsIINsiEH
MuFFS, CUFFS, TO-. &c. 80 - 80 40
Also M s3
:, i4rge variety OF Misses FURS and SLEIGH
hunES, Goo numerous to mention. The whole
navins Been nufactured for the best retail trade
more splendid assortment OF Furs has neyer
been offered to the citizens of Richmond and Vi
catalogues Of the whole Of this valuable stock
nation, the day before the sale - -
i, would most respectfully call the attention of
the ladies' and the public generally, to the above
sale. TBRMs-Cash. y '''o Aoo' .
ideo f-O0R au.
g y rUySsp r.
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A r MY AUC1 AUN ksSv11 8, = Maja ~
- will be sold, commenqinT T0NIQHH tn
SILVER ., MATCH ES ege!ksi yilh ~ csI
AND POCKET GtTtERY,. DTATION1kH,
GOLD PENS. PENCILS, DO, 30. e99s9a ~
sold aout reserve. ]. II. nI6GES, xuSss q
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de 5-tds


TEUST TEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE. ON MARSHALL AND
FIRST STREETs, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of
q deed of trust. executed by William Bootwright
Jr. and wife, to TIE subscriber, dated LIST day of
March, 1850, and recorded IN Richmond Hustings
Court Office being thereto requested by the per-
sonal representative of the creditor secured bv
said deed. viii sell at public auetion.on MONDAY
18th December, 1852 tf fair; if not, the fair
day thereafter. upon the premises, commencng
at "a clock. the property convey ed by said
deed, being a LOT OF GROUND situated at the
northwest corner Of Marshall and First streets,
fIonting 80 feet Marshall street, and running
back on FIRST street and between parallel lines l27
feet, to a cross lot. The Lot 70 be sold has upon
it an excellent BRICK DIV ELIilNG and other
improvements, and is the same which was recently
occupied by Mr.. John H.. Bosher.
The title is believed to ije perfect but, selling as
trustee. shall convey with special warrants.
TERMs.-There will be required in cash. sum
sufficient to ,efray the expenses attending the ex-
ecution Of the trust, and to pay off bond for the
prnc pal sum OF 81 400, with the interest in
thereon from the l4tn day of February, 1858, and
the remainder upon such terms OF pay nent as will
be made known at the tirne of sale
. SAMUEL L. PULLlAM, Trustee.
de3 e5e4S ss4
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~ sIUes KOod = JIEATHER.
30 boxes bunch and layer RAISINs.
TERMs-Qnder Sl00. cash; 500 and over. fopr
mogths' credit, for approved paper 1 o'oi' ioui
de 9zA--a.s 4, & q. y. DAVENPORT. Auct's.
IL on MONDAY, the 18th day Of December. 1 Issa
at u clokk NJ; on the south side Of the Dock ner
the Locks, one LIGHTER. to satisfy an execution
Moody. TERMs--Cash. .''
deg F. BUTLER, H. C. c. r.
HIGH CONSTABLE.S SALE.-Will he sold.
II on MONDAY, the 10Th day of December 1889.
At ~ O'Clock NJ. the Schooner THERESA ANN,
with al her Tackle and Sails to satisfy an execu-
I5oh IN my nands In favor of James Miller as Jas
TEENS Cash. lde 81 F. BUTLER. Il. C. 10. r.
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('0KE.-The prlce of COKE, for the month OF
~ November. will be as follows:
SOFT LUMP COKE, per load. So 90
no Tia JNo. j. wERTH, Agent.
GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL and COKE-For sale by
NJ. D. WHITING,
no I'm Near the Petersburg Depot.
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1NITIAIe.
Tho Union Tobacco Fsctory--Overseer e-South
3 CONGRATULATIONS of Lancst-Sup,t OF Va.
Lunatie Ar h ar Editor of Mt. Zion Herald--L
dc io-lt THos B. BIGGER. P. M. ]
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CUPERIOR GOODS FOR ERyANTS,
. 49, OF SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE.
At tho Cash store Of PERKINS CO.

:
Best MARYLAND Plaid LINSEY:
Best Maryland Plaid COTTON.
Virginia Heayy FLANNEL.
AlSo. Z large stook OF BED BLANkET1 q
Grey and white Negro HLANKETe s.
PERKINS q CO., No. III Eagle SQUARE.
CAWS-WARRANTEp GOOD OR RETURN
y ED.-Circular Saws from z to % inch; Cross-
Cut Saws from to- feet; Mill Saws to feet ;
Hand, Panns;, Rip. Tenor, Butchers and Hack
Saws, Of great variety; Fellow Nibbs from - to -
inchi for sale at REDUCED PRICES By
CLARKSON b ANpERS0Ns
No. los, Main street.
MEMBERS Or THE LEGISLATURES
NJ WILL FIND
A LARGE STOCK OF SUPERIOR CLOTHING
SIMPSON 4 MILLER's. 10 Main St.
j. III. SIMPSON, "A. Il. MILLER,
Richmond. Nottoway Go.
A LII WHO have been 20 LEYY,s store admit
that be ia certainly selling the hest bargains in
Dry Go0ds. and that his stock ID large and wel
looted, and comprises ill kinds al Ge0da usually
iaund in VOL selected DRY Goods Store.
J2LACK TEAS-in small passages air tight,
v''' saps''' a1 J5Hh M N. i SoRDoN SON.
TRESH MOUNTAIN R0LI uUr1ER,E
= shoics suslity. lust rsssivsd s.. : ~t,,A,.
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rmpcRApu1C NEWS.

rsRroRTEn FOR TINE RIcuMoHD DfsYAT0HJ
....,...-..>~4.s.4>>~~.~~-
p, Massesis Telegraph Lsae~0Nes lse Easss
SCsnyA Macs Sfsesf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

Il HHDS. strictly prime BACON SIDES
- WOMBl.E & CLAIBORNE,
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WILLIAM WILDT,

& WILLIAM WELDT,
&A l49 BROAD STREET
ES q Takes leave to notify the public. that all
<sssxfsA sorts of HAIR JEWELRY, as BREAST
PINS. EAR and FINGER RINGS, CHAINS.
NECKLACES and BRACELETS, BUTTONS and
PICTUR Els In flowers and Landscapes etc, are
constantly made up in the most careful manner by
him ard his family, so that he is enabled to guar
antee both the work well as the gold
All other kind of work belonging to the JEWEL
RY business will likewise be estiy executed by
him. and it shall be his greatest pleasure to give to
all who may patronlze him entire satisfaction.
do
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WIN DOW SHADES! WlNDO
w SHADES LWHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT $50 BROAD SIM. GOLDEN takes pleasure
In announcing that he has reduced the prices of
his SH AIDES 40 per cent. below former prices, un-
IL further notice, His larss assortment consists
81 Gold, Sold and velyet light and dark la nd;
Blue Shades, with Gold border; the best article Of
Fixtures TO match; Curtain Bands and Cornices,
ETC.; great variety of English and American OIL
CLOTHS, with flannel back, plain or figured, all
widths, Call and see prices, at the establl shed
Cheap Dry Goods and Window Shade Store of
Nj. GOLDEN, $50 Broad st.,
de D. SIN Opposite the store ar L)uarlns & Co
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~ CREW 4 SON,
~. sTEAM SoAPAND CAND1.EMANJFAe-

Z'h STRAIT, opposite tbs Market.
We have now on hand, u good stock of SOAP
and CANDLES, well suited to the home trade, and
we promise our customers good article low, II
NOT lower than a similar article can be bought
North. and dehyeredi In any part of the city, free
of drarage. 81 de 6-lw
IMMENSE SACRIFICE. $4,000 worth OF
1 Embroidered Collars and Bands to be sold at
50 per cent less than the regular prices. 80 Collars
at Is nts, worth 37z and 50 cents; lis Collars At
s1 cents worth 62s cents 600 Collars at 80 cents,
worth Sl00; 100 Superfne Swiss Cellars at 81 90,
we'll worth &2O0. Also-l,O00 Cambria Bands at
rs cents for the whole strip, worth double the prices
$50 BANDS at S7h cents, worth 624 cents; 80 Bands
at Is cents, worth SI.00; 500 Strips, each yards
long to be sold at 4 great sacrifce. Remember,
remember that ut JACOB A. LEWIS Old Estab-
lshed Dry Goods Stare you get al kinds Of de-
sirable Foods at a. low price as they can possibly
h sold 4
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IN. DIoGKs, A.,s.

WATCHES AND FlNE FEW III fX. II
DAY EVENING, Doe. Sth, 81 81 elooFs. ~ ,ssr-
est stock Of geld and siiyer WATCHES. cMAfN3,
and FINE JEWELRY. ever offered II tn or n
~ for the retail trads. and was ttoDped kSfe q
transitu and will he sold imnaedaateD, ~ eano6nt
ceraists in part follows: 6oId H0ntink, Hneisk,
american, SWISS. ghf0aometor. DQabae- sisr9S,
Watches. OF AL descriptions; Gold vea4.s qn4rh
roe and Neck Chains vary fps; bsnse1o23 q Al
Cameo and Enameied Sets II Estch L0ckgE1,
Eens. Pencils. Brooehes, Gold .Thin!lse.. aad j.
rA- Sale every MORNING and EVENtN6 ! q
,H rs. a. A.: and o'slaek SIss Sale poss-
=. r. Iyos. Receiver
Is Merchants viii end this good sppostsns.
anime the stock during the day - 6oDie nm -
sold less than tnanufactussrl prices st nsiya1p 49,
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AZ FOR NEW YOR k.-The superior
@G1E fast sailing schooner PAULINE. Captain
gagged and going on board, will have quick dis
patch. For balance of freight, apply to
de Its DAVID & VIM CIR RE
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WINn9W sHAREs: INpoY

go MINIS HEAVY sAOES-A very
very cheap for the quality. VIM. WALSH.
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~ FOR PHILADELPHlA-FI YES
IEN Sci. The Superior fast sailing schooner
es>ESS p. HALVES, Cant. VIM. s. MASON, hav-
ing portion ot her cargo engaged and gong on
board, will have quick dispatch. For balance Of
Freight. apply to
NO Its - 4. nAVID WM CERUJE
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DefYanw the pu1cIn.

The German Republicans denoanee
Massachusetts and demand, az The priea
Of their eoatinaanes in the Republican
party, that her delegates should be resus.
ed adnnissanse to the next Republican Ma
tionai Convention. To these threats the
Boston Atgas and Bee replisas-- ..
Gas FOR excluding the Massachusetts,
delegates from the National Convention
unless they rspadlats the two ysars, amend.
meat, ali we have TO say tss Led tie Con.
psBsssn try is. The Massachusetts, Dele
gates woald probably aet leave alone, ard
these who urge sueh Q propoaitioa viii end
that Massachusetts hspablican Id ss
good as German one, and they will and
also that Massachusetts will saks no slaa
backwards IN this or any other posiaioa
ai1s caS honestly aud propsriy maingnla.
We szy again that we have &c unkind
feskEae towards the 9sgaaan vekAsn az dis
eGan8Eys Ak tass same kizae. Maaaacfan.
seksa will paxmit no eAs native ox foreign.
hviag beyond her bouaaaagtes, Co dictate
terms to her Let Il be ksaowa, aow and
fDTsTsgs tAat h tha WESTERN ASpabiisans
auhmit tbelI party aAd shasasaasss sa ka
lDrded over ky few Gargnan RsEAxs. kasas
tasy viii break up kheig sfwaalzataaa Ia
Ehsir own State, and sow The saeds of ano.
thsT American party, which wiI exert i
power more vast than these who nov tra
dues Massachusetts 10 ahsatn favor 81 the
GeTmana hags the reHaesess idea el.
Should the hational GonraasAon. hv
resolution 81 otherwise. be allsy anoagh ID
single cut Massachusetts, and dlegredlk her
kog having Ea her own way amAndsd her
own fundamental Jaws, 81 SHOULD thev MI.
temps GO exeaads the delegates from this
State srpM holding seats from any assh
eaaea, ssessn Rs1 es saiaea saeA a kaa
mepey saem hamn8 ~ ssaes C0MnsassoAs Hasa
had sm sEiataaee. w. hepe wfs aiaasl haAs
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The lsst tSzllAE faoss sf shoae ag ivua ID tgaeaa;
As kAzs On each Ieyed fora, thss Asound stands
Is sSesd s'eE again. ...-
Bat the two weeks otprsparAtion soon
passed away, and the time arrived for
our departure. Ny father had previous
ly written to Mr.. Gavin, informing him
on what day We should be up TO Green
field, and he was to meet Us on our ar
rival.
We were TO perform the short journey
by Stage. The Cossh passed By our
place every morning aa EouY O'Clock. On
the evening before We were to leave
home, Eliza came over and passed the
night at our house. Our trunks were
packed and everything in readiness, and
we retired 20 reat at an early hour.
It was after we had retired for the
night, that Aunt Hester undertook to
give me her parting admonition. | was
tired aud sisspy, and listened to her
With very little grace. Ahl little did /
think, those were TO be her last words
Of careful advice to me.
She began, By once more telling me,
how very sorry she was thAs / was going
away /; she eounseled me IN regard to
my conduct among ssrangsrs-said thai
/ would have take the whole responsible
isy Of my behavior on myself-no pa-
rents or friends, 10 screen me from .
seofhng world. She advised ms how to
spend the Sabbaths, and hoped / should
not neglect the lessons Of piasy and vir-
tas, had been taught 81 home.
And 90 she talked on and on, until 1
dropped 70 sleep, and in my unsasy
siumber, dFeaansd ] heard the Coach
coming ssassss ap, and found Il to
BE- the sound ok Amt Hessags voisa. /
had mistakes he aoand Of hss voios, in
my aOzs Of aissp, foT shs aoand of shs
Coach wheals.
ssWhy Aunt HesssF:.', | exclaimed On
seeing my mistake, ssIa ii possible you
are stifi taking 70 nae, and hsrs have
been to stesp, and have heard nothing
yoa have saldlp WhAs Is the uss Of
talking yourself Into she plsarisy for
nothing
Ell il too bad, that you are going
away," said shs.
swell, Aunt Hssseg, !" said I, sI shall
be baak souaa sims.p gses
~ don't know 2 aha replied, We mAy
nsvaE sse each oshas agaim.
"Wsli,n said ! pettishIy, ssdo 20 10
slseps Ne masa be ap sasly IN ths mssn-
ing.D
/ She spoke 40 more sh&s night. ma
Arst thing | knew IN ths msrning, Auna
Hsaass sssad oser me wish Iiehs ID kae
haad--sAs losksa pals aaa aad, from
wAas a. slssp aad fatlgae.
ssEssay = saia ne sansassiy, ssyoa alusa
mAks kaass sna IS ., II II paaa shsss
psassk, AID Eliza u I'll ssady. Iwna
mp il . zainaas, md In ) ahess aiaas uaa
- Fsaay = ny fFssaa. A hassy bseaA
FAD, noe yss ansshsa, wssn ths Coash
saeRpea Il sha aoas - saks - ias o.
skanka wssa paa aa-I aasssa any Aslsssl
10 ~ psasnasy bsetAeaa ana alassxs; bua
.ss.S sass xsssss Il sss
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4 1nKKn sTaaT.-~Ws aeaxasda d ansss
nstss BIT ek histosy Iaasay. il gsm 49,
maess q citsxsm, ID sF&eg se pseWss
ersdaeors REom gpEting hks xsaDeg n, agasa.
oa seme 80 Go an real saE&es kn - 80
ssAa. sespsoas hsa dssAs fseeE&sa. 81 L
ahea& eArss days had ssma aasaEs aezlsa1..
ted into mossF. wIzh@ak mgames2lanF kmassss
aag anything uk shs matter Havan9 enss.
vsEsaa seal sseata fAtS EaaaAg, wsnssa.
skaxssA k@E kAs wasss bsawiAw sksnssxAeg g
sgxtn and h&&x tfe Ms baM& ka saa. 80
kaa&1sT hasang pak Mai hsa pg gspsas9 So IS
nsa handas Sow MaAa haaaegaK maAoa
aeassf fsAd8 % Ee u RmvsNaa e gasas & Is
Ls row leaks as IL skspaoas haA axsA zassIs
kaEhag, sMd ges sEepgss - lakn I AZ Z s. ~
SksPeaGAeg hs8aa 10 ahanlk shMa 80 MsisaIl
eseseT hass settled vita his sspaaasaa
szaAsayoFlag 30 bs ssmaass. y hs - apSsa.a
50 hlneelf ~ tws sAaEss ana d bus =
ksAisssssASa Magnk AassNsaam.
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: Issss = -
| r - Il 60 g I)Sl
sTAe oaIv EAFesaKh s6sSs - kssseaxs froaa
Dies Maamasy esaasss nsaszss 49, I'D pndSzss
Ia Wesksga md Central fewa.
Tive passsagse TFaans leave Fowa City
and wsahingson, Daily, Saaday exesptsd,
as sollawas
FROM IOWA UTF.
Mai, 5.90a. n3aETiye 1t CAieago go .. m
Exp. 2. 10 p. M arrive at Chicago I. 20 q. m
FROM WASHINGTON.
Man, 45 q. nai arrive at Chicago 5. ADp, n
Exp, 1890 p. m, arrive at Chicsgo 8. 40 3. N
The morning train from Iowa City
and Washington is the only tram leaving
Iowa City In the moFafng that makes
connection with the Thro' Express Train
Of Michigan Southern r. 4. sane syeniag.
Passengers by any other routs arv obIig~
ed 10 remain ia Chicago untfI thenext NOR.
ming Passengsrs are specially requested
to NOTE The FACT thai this ID ths
ontg TAgsagA kSWae fysm Igaa Cwy to Cks-
rays. The decided aavantage Ii possesses
0T the CONNECTION Of the two Roads, d
the Mississippi River, give 1t preference
oyer all other routes. All trains run thro
10 Chicago without change Uf ears, eros
sing The Mississippi River r. 4. Bridge
between Davenport and Rock Island, thus
With the loss of time, the az
aoyanee and liability to losa Of Haga age,
Incidental to other lines,
Connections are made at La Sale, with
rains Of ths Illinois Central Railroad, For |
3unieith, Gaienas Cairo, st. Louis and In |
ernediate points.
At Chicago, with trains Of the Miehl- |
an Southern, Michigan Central and Fort !
v ayue q Chicago Railroads.
20 Through Tickets can be procured
/ Washington and Iowa City, 10 Buffalo,
Albany, N. T., Boston, Pittsburgh, phil
delphis, Baltimore, and all the principal
oiuis In the United States and Canadas.
SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
Vll find this the most desirable and az
editlous route from Iowa City to Chicago
Ad the Eastern market,
e Stock Trsias TuR sArszgA ia I4J6
sags, teitksnf FeTriass or eAaAgs 81 eays.
-. John r.. TRACY, Gen. sap,
w. I. ST.. JoaR, Gen. Ticket Agept.
jan /, 1859. .s...... .... iy
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AxuNA - 1fAae

aeAwazs II AaR rosm whzeh ahs aawayI
ksps leekAd saA onas - Nina III u
j pssssaes, sAsopensa shsan. md asseng ]
tsaaa many axsialss 81 la6zsa appals
sszasaahss hasisg - assasif 81 arssa-
1 pasesrh e sila arapa. 'very saSh aad
eossay assieass u i saask peach blow coll
lieFs Aboas shrss OARS befors I uaa %
Isass kor sehool, 800 bsoaeha ahss oua
anA gase u ID - - psrsank pssssnt,
sayssg ahas shs wishsd me 70 hays II
made up before I lska h0sas.
SWAY Auat Hssess,s p exclaimed Al
shs bf0aghe u iaso ne room and msde
kpown hsv Wishes 81 always shOaghs
yoa wsrs kssplag shaa Ter yoar wedding
dress ~ Aast HsessR sHiisa sadasys
lesksa implosiagly II ny msshsEs sAsa
asspea hsr sysa 10 ahs aoeEs hua said
E y - = aali me,'' Tsaaiekly aa&sa.
y hy e ths nsms Of wonass hare yoa
asEsa e.
RlFil" ighsa Aaas
Hester.
30 Hsssy!'' Il was namsd for Auns
HesssR) exclaimed my mothsr, show ean
Jon be 80 ahonghlssa f'' As thsss words
] glanced u my mothsgs and was aboat
TO reply, in my usual untheaghted, Of
hand way, whan . look and so1ak from |
her, made ma silsRt. In asminats, Aunt
Hester rose from her chair, And undar
pfetsnss Of looking for somssking shs
bad lost, lafs che room.
The minats the door closed bshind hsr
my aethsE said 40 Hstsy p' les ns beg
Of you, nsveE 10 mention the subiest Of
to heE again shas piece of
goods wa really beughs for her wedding
dress she waa sagagsd TO be married,
khan about nineteen years Of sge, 30 g
highly respectable young man; whsn,
about wsek before the event wss 10
have taken place, hs was thrown trom
ais horse and killed instantly. Aunt
Hester has bad great many good offers
Iinees bat I presume, she viii never
marry. As this momana she sams into
he room, and the dress she was 10 have
Eorn ct the Alter, was made up with bsr
,wn hands for another. zz Ii
Tbs little history my mother had Civ
u nae of Aunt HsstsE's early troubles,
made mes for once, thoughtfal &ad So
lsr. had often thought il great won,
lsr, that one 80 good, and handsome,
nd so veil calculated TO snioy domestic |
lappinass ~ she was, should live an old
asid. Nov the seeFet was out. The l
,ns On whom Bhs had placed hsE young
Iearts warmest affections, had bean torn 4
rom her in moment and nov, though
ie lies buried, many mile away, and
hongh many long and weary year has !
'sssed away sines that dreadful acei- {
snt occurred although never united !
ere BY the mystic tie Of marriage /; yet
be unfAltering devotion, with which 7
be cherished his memory, told plainly &
1 widowed heart. Since my birth, q
he had learned 10 love and ahsrish nae, q
nd the thought Of my leaving home,
reighed heavily on her heart. Ilovsd i
er dearly, but l was young and giddy, :
nd thought more og ths pleasure / ex- {
tected to enjoy at school, than / did Of {
eing separated so long from her. t
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Esaasing, Gsilaiag, 0rsln1ag, MasbIing q
Beeaxing saTriagss wageA Il bagsy psfasr.
Ing, u gpoa ssyls, PapeE-hangIaes waEr
sanasd set te peel sG a gesa stsSk a
waH-papsss bliadas esse esassansay On
hands Cakssags whfswnsd and walls eelrf.
ed. Orders, La town % sounaxy se-
Hcatea ssa psompeEy sstszdad 70. -
Shop On Main-st., rsages IaEnsa5 klosk.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

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laa y ssapae q aniss ~ tdFn = sanal
Nheea fos swiasing swins. Ths labor
- 80 eAauA - miles 4 dass apa gssl
sFQm a0Q e no shFaaaas 4 hala-paA.
mTss wsssals g. a@snaaaa ahssa q nsezss isTs
#sskas I'D Ne sgsAF aanaal prsfs eai
saeA aaimal par ysag d sompuled ii SD
aAiNinsa. Thaa hsasa tie inaasasaaa
asas, =
TheFs arc fouT nzslllcn aoholaEs anS
ens handssd and aKtx th0nsand - saEs
IN the pablie achools 81 this eauaagy. -
Tbsrs - ana seholas xkaI spszy I've peg
aons. In Ggsaa Bsltazu shass Ii ons
scAolas b eys snass aad ID
Efanss nsaa u
Quasn vIasosia has u sssssmss dsaag-
mined 20 visis Ireland ahss summsrs---
She Was 10 hs szsased 70 . asaad review
aa the Oarragh sg Kilaaxs somaaims IL
tbs middle Of ths month. Her MAiassy
has given another Ssats hail, and a oar
lady rsadess do aot ahink ii else than
plsasingIy personal, shsY win shAak "a
70 tell them thas she wore dress of ygl.
low silk. trimmsd with whita blonde and
rad carnations, and ornamsnsed With
diamonds. HaR Majessyss head drsss
was circles Of aiamonds and red car.
nations, To correspond.
A Knoxville paper says thai a wife in
thaa nsighbcrhood has had three chill.
drsn st birth. Her husband ia snti. |
lied 10 q divorce, She is vsry over.
bearing womaas--Losispills IoaTRai.
At the Young America Diggings, near |
Nevada Oisy. fCal. MIR. John r. Lippest, |
the forsman, got into q tab 70 eons ous |
of the ahaft, which is about three hun !
bred feel. deep. 1t ia supposed that the |
oail Of the sab had merely caught on the /
md Of the hook, instead Of being MA |
,ed in the curve, for when about hnlf
Eay up it became detached, and the IN
'ortunass man was parcipitstsd 10 the /
bottom, 3 distance of hundred and City
eet. He was alive and bad hia sanssa
shen found, and was immediately rsis-
ID out of Ehs shaft, bat died soon after.
Or. LippeEt was formerly from ZaDsa.
,;fla ob;c .n8 IA .;a.a: r.I;x.-
'ys 80 1,'' 'A'@@ Rs~'Ns3 ~ = SAA'A~E-
us Sa1cS Aezs' a
hAhant was purchased, $50 years ago,
" a farmer. for n suis ~ elotha. ana