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, 1860-02-24

rnEsES11nEx7 IN 4 DnEAx.-This morning
young ludy, daughter OF Henaan Miller. Truck
Mnstsr Of the Central Railroad, told her parents;
soon ii er she arose, that she had dreamed last
night that Mr. keiet, who attends tho railroad
bridge 1t Aliens Greek, WAS Killed, mud that
Mrs. keist came to the house to tell Mr. Miller.
A short time after relating this dream: and
while> the family were ut breakfast Ars. kcist,
came in 10 tell that her husband was killed by
the Cars last night at brighton. So impressed
WAS the, girl with the force of her dream, that
she ran to another rouu when The saw the
woman approaching the door, as ahe felt sure
that she had I tale Of sorrow 10 tell. Mr.. kvist
was German, uho had worked for number
Of years On the ra,lroud, under tile direction Of
NJ Miller! aud bis hs,* wife h.d a G,sn s.sa 1t 's
houfs aaa 'i when Mss Miller tod her. Ir. a
III. Mitler had not heard of the accident io-
deed, The Coroner having chargc Of tue body did
not know VITO the uufortunstvsnau Was. While
there are thousands Of dreams that ure not pre-
monitory, now and then there i one, tlnt is. to
say the least, co incidental with actual occur
rences. Of which tho dreamer knew nothing
Un;oa and AdrefEsse7, Rochester.
, 1860-02-24


The continuance Of 1nsurrection nn1 robbery
on the Mexican frontier demands tic prompt
action uf the General Government. 4 state of
actual war now exists between the American
and Mexican races. The sympathles Of the
Original ,nhaitauts of Mexico, though they may
Cortina, while. from the population West Of The
lilo Grande, he seems able IT. recruit his torces
whenever they are scattered by defeat
Pence is scarcely to be toped for without
crossing the border into Mexico aud occuryiug
the frontier Suites. No Government exists 10
which IN appeal can he made for redress or an
arrest of hostilities aud dcpredasiuns. Neither
that Of Miramon nor that Of Juarez eau cuM-
mund obedience or enforce order On the Rin
Grande The Republic Of Mexico has virtually
fallen in pieces. The action OF the lcart is not
telt in the extreni,ies- Each State il, i'll some
respects, independent, though utterly power
| less, and each rubber cl!eftan carries law and
rapine wherever be Wills.
The conuitlon Of Mexico renders the inter-
| ference Of other nations necessary, cven If the
| elements Of disos dcr-dld not directly disturb
| their tranquility. The loss TO the commerce Of
the world. the violence inflicted upon those
| whose enterprise lead then, into Aexicn tic
absolute ruin involving 80 productive country
and 10 many millions vi people, would demand
inter, ,.osltion from abroad, had not that distract
cd country been made an asylum, md depot
OF physical resource against the peace Of neigh
burinX buttons.
hut the hostilittes now actually existing OF
the frontier nuke interpretation an act Of duty
to our cltizcus in peril. Yet tho trouble is no
one that eau be overcome by decisive rout o
| a robl,er horde. Peace will nut be secui cd ST
long 4. Mexico at1nrds secure retreat in cas'
Of defeat, and supp les the trt.op< lost in 6a't!
| or scatter ed in The cont,ct. Nothing but mil
itary occupation Of The frontier States will sc
cure quiet in tue valley 6f The Rio Grandc.
Nothing lut the support ot Iii armed fore
, 1860-02-24

John Lyle King. Esq, the popular Gcpubli-
can candidate for City Attorney, is 4 native If
Indiana, Prior 10 his removal to Chicago lie
had achieved an cnviable reputation in his In.
tive State as au editor, lawyer und member of
tile State Legislature. His friends in 1ndiuna
are greatly delighted with the position given
him on our Republican city ticket, Tic foilos-
ing from the State .Tourna'. published at Indian
apo.is, is fair indication Of The. estimate
in which Mr. King is held by his Hoosier
friends:
John Lyle King, formerly Of Madison in this
State. but for III. past tive years IL rcsiiunt ol
Chicago, l,u~ been nominated for City At,urpey
by the Republican Consension there. THIS viii
he CRAFTY ing news to hundreds nt WARM iiic'4,ls
in This State. who admire Mr. Kings talents
and e>tre1n his manly, honorable and generous
character. y ,nan Of tiucr ability, better at
tainlnenis, mole elcva ed character. or u!Iirr
count enance, could nut have heen fund crrn
in Chicago, where abic and ugly men AROUND.
, 1860-02-24
POLICE.

SENT 70 REFoEx ScnooL.-A boy named
Patrick Sheridan was sent to the r ,form School
yesterday as homeless ragrapt. 1t was the
best thing to be done with MIN to place him
under Superintendent Perkins care.
DEror 0nn1SAScE.-George D. Dennott was
arrested for soliciting passengers without 4
license. at the Central Depot. He was dis
charged.
CHARGE or PER1rrr.-A man named Frederick
Fernlaber was arrested at the complaint ofAug.
Martin. charging him with perjury under the
following circumstances. Defendant was wit
ness in cisil case brought in the Superior
Cour. in October, 1850, by Frederick n. Ehren-
fels VS.. Augustus Martin, Rudolph S'omer and
William Slomer. 1t is alleged that in his evil
dencc de'endant committed perjury, the issue
Of the case being Us to the partnership Of de-
feudants.
, 1860-02-24

Dur re.lvrs will pu1cc that in the latform
l:.ld down by the Republican Convention Of
Indiana: The John Brown raid was very prop
criy Ignored. The resolutions have the ring Of
the true metal on State rights and especially
the right Of protection against internal strife
or armed invasion lto,r any quarter. Let the
.'isuuion Democracy blurt out their treason in
tic halls. of Congress and the next moment
ling up tlc:r hands in Eoly horror ut John
i:rowu's raid. Tie people eau see through
shc transparent hypocrisy Of their positions.
10 charge the T. Ia,blicans with the RESPONSE
l:li;y Of the Brown raid botrays the wiles Of q
kaave or the rawlings Of fool. Tic Repuhli-
cans Of Indiana treated the matter with proper
ccn,c:up. hy ignoring it altogether,
, 1860-02-24

T OCUST SEED.-We have on
md e-h lot II Iocrst .eed, which sell At =
cents D. Ulders kolci Ell. Addrets
THOMAS \. GALT + BRO.
fest3dAwlt Sterling. Illinois.
, 1860-02-24

1w Go to John Jopes, ID Dearborn street
and ret your c:othet clesaed ::.ud repaired
they will be well donc>1nd at prices to suit the
timex.
s1xGEn's SEWING MACHINES makes perfect
lock stitch, the stitch presenting the same ap-
pearauce on both sides af the fabric s<'on.
"Lisht Family Machine. s5e; Letter \
Family Machine" (new) SIS; NO ! and 2
Tailoring Machine. s.5 aud *lo5; lnterna-
sionaI,"' ".tnew} s1l5: ilemmers IS each.
3[achincs for a'l kinds of Le7tAtr st.uing con-
stantly on hand at 66 Lake street.
jy25-1m 4. ". HAnR1s, Agt.
y II. ". Address, dealer ia Wall Paper
au,t Window Shades, has removed to sture No.
los Lake street, be.w ecu Dearborn and Clark
streets, which has been beautiful ly fitted up for
his business Persons in want Of bis kiud OF
goods should by all means make their selections
ut his establishment. fe2l-lm
, 1860-02-24

T OST-On Dearborn St., between
IL Lake AMI r rshn&1on streets, Ladies' PockFt Baok
cnu.antpg shou ets in and IL + to tie amount
Of 800 Tbs rudef will be rewarded BY leaving It
nj 4 ta.dotth street.
, 1860-02-24

S. Ssaats Taylor Esq, WAS elected Mayor Of
Cairo. on Tuesday last, by minority Of e6
yotcs over - Trovcr, Independent. Tie vic.
tory was signa'ized by a jubilunt demonstration
on the mart of Mr., Taylor'8 friends.
, 1860-02-24
THE ELLl'rHOkt'E QUARTZ
l. PULvElkSZEII.

IA he +tsu1, of tnz std attjve expert
IL taa"e ; ..er ~ ,, n,hInc aId ,,irtr.
shes ~ p.oI"cms auIn4 III ~ 49, =, " ~ = ii .sr,;Itins
A@'k ~ 70 ~. =, nri,* III, mn n Al. n IT, New
a. n!o *aeu. - I,t ~ 49, - s',a nn,t17n nj ri nht
ssH ~ nj, ~ m * rns. th.t h.s M.de draslz tli
si!b ss n e"e b. hsen or,acft ut, Active u.e sud e.c
- s tuh nas Ia e. ~ n sSo . aa u a''o10' -
acfht 70 @ ~, ~ T. ~ ~ :; -.a d3..a.t<d nn.chne,
ro &C ous ptst ~ ~ " rn,S .hcm sni mi. nrsi
nsi 81 sehaef ,S taens ~ se,ns f1r us
.tate e.npe ehe r. u J. :. xsr md dn mrr
~ e's' '<''' "$'e" 'e's' '>-- -
, 1860-02-24

WaAhau Eton's birthday in Canada.
Hax1troS, Feb. 23.-The United States cit
cerbration Of Was iuEton's birthday last
night, by dinneE and festival Ut the anglo
Ancricau Hotel. i pun,ber cf interesting
speeches we're made, after which there was u
al
, 1860-02-24

0rTlSCSoS's ATHLETES At METRoroIl1AS
HA1L.-Ihis evening ut Metropolitan Hall, L..
G. O,tinGnon, proprietor Of the Gymnasium on
Randolph street, will give his regular annual
Exhibition Of his clssses Of gymnasts and their
proficiency in muscular education. These en-.
tcrtaiuuents hare always been Of high order
ot excellence and drawn full houses. Ladios
aud gentlemen both arc alike interested in the
field Of training at last becoming recognized AZ
an Indispensable part Of life training, the desel-
opment Of the physical system. TO Tonight
aud see how our Chicago athletes are exceling
in their art.
, 1860-02-24

4 Coon ADVERTISING Po1Sr AND MEptuM.-
Moline is in the center Of d prosperous and
rapidly improving section Of the State, and the
Moline Indeptndeat, published by Aessrs. Gra
ham T. Barnes. is wids awake weekly, well
covering its field. Our merchants will find it
an excellent and paying medium whereby to
reach and attract The trade Of Rock Island
county aud the region surrounding.
, 1860-02-24

SUNDAY SCHOOL Exu1m11oS TO rE RErEATED.
One Of ttre most'beautiful and successful exhi-
bitions Of It's class ever given in this city WINS
the Exhibition Of the Sunday School Of the NJ
E. Church, given in their audience room, on
Wednesday evening, to 4 full and delighted nu-
diepce. In every respect it gaye infinite credit
to all concerned, and it will be hailed with very
general satisfaction that it is to be repeated this
evening. 1t is said by all who we're prescn.
TINT the Scripture t-blcau1 wc'c among tue fin.
est OF this class Of entertainments ever given in
Chicago.
, 1860-02-24

We l!'1!lose tile reverend gentlemen who
are using our columns ir this "Rico Coutro-
vc:sy," ii they must write, 10 compress their
attacks and replies ;nto such sl'ace as We can
devote 10 their bclligercnt purposes. Thus
far tl;ev have been reasonably moderate in
their demands upon our columns; nut il the
Right Of Revolution is to he discussed, and
.IonS MILros and FlLNER are to be drawn
out from their resting places-one for the res.
cue Of Dfo1lers Wolcoit aud patten, and the
other, with Ibis doctriuc Of b'iud obedience TO
authority. 10 matter how won or how cxer-
cisctl, to luck up Ir. R,co-wc fear that the
pubic will tire aEl that our columns vii. not
bear tic burden. Never mind, gentlemen. as
long Us readers are Willing, fire away!
, 1860-02-24
II A RR led.

On tn. esenue Of The d. It th rid nee r '1'e eii!ca
Forbes. Of Paxton, Il, Md Miss NARY Z. sCADEA.
VI thleaco.
In this city last evening" fThurstay) by tn" Rcv Mr.
s,so,4x ct tue Eri>copal hu ch hi Adrian. Mich MI
THOMAS ANDREWS. rrpr,iecs Of the - toad Q 2r
tert,~ md Miss HAEt1tT NEWELL BAXTER, 10th
Of 4hIc,go.
, 1860-02-24

ASSAY Orr!cE.-We are eratidel Ia learn
that DR.. ]. Y. Z. Dla1cy and Mr. Samuel Hoard,
hare associated themselves together for the pur-
pose Of establishing assay.efliee in this city
II will be locoted at No. III Lake street, and
measures are being taken to get into operation
at M early day. Should the expectations be
realized Of large amounts from Pixies Peak in
gold, this arrangement will he of gEent nd
vantage to our bankers, and especially afford
opportunities to miners and others to realize
the true value Of their labors without delay.
from the high reputation Of Professor Blaney
Is chemist, and the established character Of
both these gentlemen for integrity and correct
business habits, we eau assure the public that
the utmost confidence eau be placed in these
gentlemen By all who may wish to avail them.
selves of their services.
, 1860-02-24
THE COURTS.

United STATES CorRrs.-In these courts q
yenire has been issued returnable next Monday
for
, 1860-02-24
CTR MonrAI17r FOE 1359.-The total number
of deaths in this city, for the year 1859, was as


The comparative number Of deaths for Sc
RIGS of five years past has been Us follows:
1SHs
1857 .-sl69
The total number Of deaths for the month Of
Jannary last was lis. US follows:
WT$t 4Hvt-Qn.+
4.4.h lhFiN nn.....
, 1860-02-24

Meeting At THE BE1GGs HorsB.-The adjourn
ed meeting of the Sons Of Connecticut will take
place at the Briggs House this cvening, TO con-
cert action for receiving the delegates from that
State to the National Republican Convention.
, 1860-02-24

The greatest number Of deaths on any one
day was on the 2Sth, when there were 10-the
least on the e1st, when there was but !.
, 1860-02-24

TOR SALF-HAY-400 Tons Of
l. Pressed Hays-T motbv ard Cpland-of tee best
quai iy. tpqHir- II l.. LYON, corutr OF Ill sted Auu
fu.ton s.sp+1a, Chicago. tesf4lw
, 1860-02-24
Nem advertisements.

- c. q. 2CRIFEN. Adeer!t,ia7 I5=at, e Dt1'5orn:a
il authorized 70 rs7irs dee7iseus for this nni all ts
Le1dfa9 Pdp.rs Of thA North Ftst ta1bs3+Y
, 1860-02-24
D l L u

Febsary I'd: 1se0. ut the residence Of her fathet n
rrasr Creek 3wa-.Ir Legan County. ILL.,, Of tnsnt
scsrqt Ever. MARY III w-lki'. only chi # is:a: t.
and Kn.nnna *s A1d axe1 ar: mon hsand :. GAYS.
, 1860-02-24

WORKS to Make one Think
FOOTBALLS On The Boundary nf Another Woz1d, BY
Kooe.t Dale Owen. Price al.sj.
NANSELL's LIMITS UF RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
Fiice u.
EAWLISSOS'S HISTORICAL. EVIDENCES Of the
truth u scripture. Price u Is.
CHRIST IN HISTORY, BY Robert Tarnbull. 4125.
THE CRUClBLE, or Ie t. Of a Regenerate State: BY
Ncv. j. 4. GJodlue. Price $i
TIE ELOHlM REVEALED Ia the Creation ard Re-
demoti,n u Man; BY s j. Baird, DID. Price $3.50.
THE ST. Ill HOUR; by Au%tn Pheps DID,. 33 cents.
Al fl, tc Sa-da1d Works in every department OF
LNeratusef sale At ? stl.hcsf fa'es-
!. c. GR1G1S CO..
3Q&E Lake1s-, Chlesgs.
, 1860-02-24

For Mayor-J0uS WENTWORTH.
For T1easurer-A. HARVEY.
For Attorney LYLE KING.
For Co1lector-J0HN RAIDER:
For Marshal-l|EK LAWSON.
Fur rSurycyor-GEORGE IT. WILSON.
, 1860-02-24

"ANTED-To charter FIVE first
cl.s. Ve+sel fre ght Shnk'es from Green Bay.
fn he nlpx Of havt. APPLY at Lubes ud1c. ot
FAheUAa FAKLlS. h74x3t
, 1860-02-24

WANTED-For the ensuing year,
w byar .p1nssbc p1.ty. L F0KE sntt- b. for tho
Commission hu-in at rent con- e=pottlnx with tbs
tHes a. dErss pcet oee toI 40.1 csecstnnE b. ding.
AID giving leEmt. 3e54a6s63t
, 1860-02-24

i HINT TO CHICAGO CAp11AL1sTs.-1t is said
on good authority that the business men Of
Buffalo are taxing steps toward the establish
1nent of blast furnace in that city for tito
manufacture Of iron from Lake Superior ore.
A1pEnxAS1c CoS1ExpT.-The hearing Of the
contempt case, wherein nine Aldermen answer
to charge of contempt Of court, iu disregard
ing the Injunction Of the Circuit Court on the
North Clark street horse railway ordinance, was
continued before Judge Manierre yesterday al
ternoon, but was not concluded.
The WEA1u. .R--Yesterday vas day favor
able to the views of dealers in cough candy,
stick liquorice, India rubber boots, umbrellas,
and pocket hurkerchief materials. Per contra,
it came hard upon proprietors of human lungs,
throats and noses. 1t WIS muddy, moist, misty
aud miserable, was yesterday.
Look OUT FOR TIE EBoGCs.-Three.do1lar notes
on Seth raine's old Bank Of Chicago have been
altered by the pastiug process to the Marine
Bank, aud are in circulation. Vigoette-me-
chauic reclining, with tools By his side; Henry
Clay on lower right hand corner; female on
left large figure three across tile right end Of
the bill.
, 1860-02-24

ITO RENT-A good frame House
Il front!ng East Wabash avenue. S-u'h nf TIVE nh
stree. vi .te and stable Possession kiren March
faf. Eebt4 ADbfy IT MI feA418
, 1860-02-24
21rrss y TribuuE<
CIi1CA CO..
UNION CANDIDATE.

1t is reported that 1T Il meeting Of the gen.
z'e,ncn who have lately organized ar Union
r.ariy i'll this city, on Wednesday evening last,
WILLIAM B. Ogden. Ese.. Il firm aud couslst-
eat Republican,, and, Of coutse, thorough
g'.n:: Union man: was nominated f,r Mayor,
hive hot heard That Mr.. Ogden accepts, though
it is said that lie would lave been willing to
;oke the Mavo:.lty from the Republican party.
, 1860-02-24

II c. q. 2CRlFEN, 4deer!t,ia7 I5enl, Is Df1r5orna
il authorised rsise Adse'ss.u,ets for ttts anil all t&
L<adaa Pdp.rs Of Ii. North Fts. ta1-bsa+y
ITO RENT-A good frame House
Lit. Ee1s s40: Avlly 4 70 sta:e s.:tet: ,s:4I3s
ORSALE-The s'Norelty Mills"
l. state Street. Said mill has run II ..nne with
=; tls Gsees:aE{ mach ey; cosa Grip 2nd heller A.
~ ;hs prsSls. 10 j1IEs asS11s. 1'k : sEs4.st e.
FOR SALE-HAY-4oo Tons Of
YS,,y E7os. so'Stf IL 81
WANTED-To charter FIVE first
cl.s, Ve+sei 10 fre ght sanxes from Green Bay.
E az aEs nT oh APPLY At Ln'eF s %s Of
WANTED For the ensuing year,
~. hyar .?onsb'c pary. 4 s'oRE snt- be {or tho
s;s az s Pct t ess 4 ss1 on +s s:se;aas sxss
ITO RENT-Banking Office, and
u.ta.f. for sas One r the best eeaslon. I the city
T OST-On Dearborn St., between
- Lake AMI Wrh'nEton streets, Ladies' Poekst Bock
of .oou, :o IT, nndcS Vii & rewarded By leaving il
- t.slsit li''fA '0'' MRS. ANNE coruRAN.
TIE CO-PARTNERSH1P hereto
!E th., dis o1ved b. uusl con.ent- All tn'actiona
hefeae, will be nal and set ~ ihr party
cuntla. Ing. 4. $: JENNINGS.
chl:ago, February :sd 1850. ie:417t
TO GARDENERS Wanted to
scnna and pant thrsr ssr.wbses on tbe op;nlnz
of :pdns r .u,r IN yase of ea.y Oily ass,. F, %
~. n: post utlce boi 80 ch!saso:- 1s:.9st
NOTICE. - The Co-partnerst ip
vonl having purchase; the .a.ist ,aerss: q August
'N'1N''-~' ~ -'S" - - 'N> A..J. lander
hicsgo. Feb. 18th, 1870. fes4k.t
lax Bags RIO COFFEE. at l2e
1fO sou,h w.t.r street: .L1rGLE& GO:
Ok Hhds. N. 0. SUGAR-Eew
- = crop WM. LITrLEA CO.
105 Bbls. n. Y. SYRUPS & MO-
lO.} LAssEs. wM. LITTLE to.
0Q0 Pkgs TEA-Y. Tyson, Gun
AOO powder, Imperial and @s'e1fi q; ffii1r1r.co CO,
T OCUST SEED.-We have on
eeats D. Olders solci eI: AddFt's ana
feet1dAwlt Sterling. Illinois.
#. c. KELLY, r,, .x,r ,r,.r
SOLICITOR IN 'ztSfsEsEE 'zHttSissE74, 7sD PROCTOR IN
fe.r6o1 IL lhieaso, I1lno!s-
, 1860-02-24

EORSALE-The s'Norelty Mills"
L. State Street. Said mill has run u A.nne with
II the nreessaEy mach! csr Corn Grip and heller A.
achtd: Hore. DEas &c al IN Ea1d -uanlnx crier. Ap-
[ly Q the prea.iss 10 JAMEs MCSAIk, f.3fk3t
, 1860-02-24

~ The Chicogo Herald administration
Deu,.) states that that paper is about to pass
into new hands and be published under new
control
, 1860-02-24

The P1ckoSs.-The pigeons are beginning to
become very numerous in their old launts in
this vicinity, and gunners and all pie.ously IN
clined are becoming excited thereat.
, 1860-02-24
1IU 1Scl1t.

ITO RENTING. 2l5 kilzie street
Il In Se.besry's b!ck ors. curnero knze and North
Wells sres. Apply to ) II. kEKFUUT + Gu, -
u, artsofu sl1ees fr.tb.6-lm
, 1860-02-24
STREET COMMISSIONER;

6onth DIv!sEon-FETEk WOLF.
Sertn DlyIAou-GEDRGE KNERR,
Wtb. utyts!op-WM. II. DUNN.
, 1860-02-24
Coughs. Coughs! xOxSiaS!
Colds! COlttS. Colds.
Browns Bronchial Tr0chcs Y
Browns Bronchial 1'roches T.

ETR0cHB,
|rRoeuM
i1RUfu&
,'TR0CuEs,
| rROCuES
ETROCr1Ey.
irR01FlM.
ltR0tHE.
iiTROCuES
|TROCHEy..
}rR8cnE-
.|rRucHEs.
.}TRoenE.
(IRMnH.
ifROcHE.. |
!
lIR0CaES.
, 1860-02-24

ITO RENT-Banking Office, and
fixture. for sale One # the best location. la the city
Adites3 J, L. e." boz 2S67, fee411w
, 1860-02-24


'r+ss1l!aenliJ the 1ry: a.d
i<st.".
NV. II e y RI II i Il y
hEECHEh.
neolttfaeEd Gtlt usa to
ruhtlc sp<Akers.
AA'. 4. u; ,sS:;hAeN. SGH
"0r.at service in srb41sEE
faoenes*:
h1s. DNlEL NEESfN
1tlhh.
/ aAvt nrnstd tncm exeataH1
t,-,tt - notrln:t ..1k1.
i.Ers.t hsn.t, ~ t...+,,,,,,
! th+ Hr,,nt;,t,..,r.sn ~ "
Fix o'
ian oinas!on e. Coughs. !tc."
"coa,a,n no Opium or aay.
!Dl:. i. !. ua1Es. CHEM.
i,r Ht. tHiitf-
, 1860-02-24

ALSO FOR SALE.-The Three
~ schoouers to Vii .-sehooner EL1x% LoaAx, ~
tonage 36y tt93 schooner WtaGs or 7uL MIap <1E<
tona.e SO; and schooner Gov. Hcsr. tonais A.~
lak 7U93.
in b46;,Sua PRATT s CO., BuhaIo, =. =.
, 1860-02-24
NUMBER 203.


"ANTED-To rent q neatly fur
7 III" I'd hou.e far small family. North fiae pre,
fesTel- Ad.lse.s boz "a, CLicISo, III. fee31iw
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-10-18

HopE-Thc last refuge Of man is hope.
When affections come upon him fast and
thick; when care fcvers his brain and
sorrow gnaws his heart; when the tide
of misfortune has parted the last cord
that held his bark to her moorings, and
the sound of its parting sinks like death
knell into his inmost soul, awakening all
its sylnpathics to the fearful reality fthe
momcnt-the intensity of excitement
gives way to a burst of anguish, a bitter
tear Of disappointment, or to the more
strange, uncomfortable. yet silent power.
,lcspondcncy But it is for Il moment
only--onc convillsivc throb-onc long
drawn, heart-heaved sigh, and it is all
over--a flush passes over tho heart like
the flcefing shadow of an April day,
:nd Hope, the divine prince of-chcats, the
glorious emperor Of deceivcrs sits, smiling
on its throne.
And so, not satisfied with having been
DclOOleu lhOuSuHu tliueS 1eH tiioueesiiu
times before; not content to wipe away
the rcar of sud and melancholy disappoint-
mcnt that has just been made to gush
from the fount of lifes feelings; not ina
gining that the scene Of sorrow .throtgh
which he had just passed, could be enac-
ted over again, and that the same foot
thai spurned him can spuln him again
he falls down and worships its light as the
Persian llneels to the slm-god Of his souls
idolatry -.
1--we hope for life even in its latest hour,
We hope for health when sickness fast draws near
We hope for freedom when in slrsery,s power:
We hope for courage when assailcd by fear;
We hope for all the sweetest joys of life,
When most afflicted with its deepest strife"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-10-18
Trihes.

A cloud may intercept the sun,
a web by insect workers spun
Preserve tie life within the frame,
Or vapors take away the same.
A grain of sand upon the sight
May rob giant of his might
Or needle point let out his breath,
And make banquct-mcal for Death.
How often, at single word,
The heart with agony is stirred,
The ties that years could not have riven,
Are scattered to the winds of heaven,
A glance, that looks what lips would speak,
- VIII speed the pulse and blanch the check !;
And thoughts; nor looked, nor yet cxprest,
Create Il chaos in the breast.
a smile Of hope from those we love
May be an angel from above;
A whispered welcome in our ears
BE rs the music of the spheres.
The pressure Of 4 gentle hand
Worth all that glittcrs in the land;
oh triflcs arc not what they are,
But fortunes ruling voice and star.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-10-18

lNDUsTRY-Every young man shouio
remember that the world'always has ano
always will honor industry The vVisal
and useless idler whose energies OF mlnc
and body are rusting for the want OF ex
ercise the mistaken being who pursue'
amusements as rclicf' TO his enervatet
muscles, or engage i'll exercises that pro
dncc no useful end. may look with scorr
on the laborcr engaged in his toll, but hi ii
scorn is praise; his contempt IS an honoE
Honest Industry will secure the respect Q
the wise and the good among men, am
vicld the rich fruit of an easy conscience
and give that hearty selt-respect which
above all price Toll on, then, yoan'
men and young women. Be dillsent u
business. Improve the heart and tn
mind, and you will find +" the we'll sprln
of enjoyment in your own souls" and Sc
cure the confidence and respect OF a
those whose respect is worth an effort t
obtain. se'-f s~'e -