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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03
THE TRIBUNE IN PENNSYLVANIA.


SAINT CLAIR, Schuylkill Co, Jan 26 1860.
II has been my desire for time 10 have about
100 copies of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE coming 10 this
place, by msil Last week sent for IS copies, which
came 10 hand, and this week, with exertiDu, I
have succeeded in raising another club Of ~, which
will DOW make the number lO7 The subscribers are
nearly all working men, and many never took news
paper Of any hind before This will have beneficial
influence politically, well morally for It will
a,oute them TO IA OF duy which we owe " our
county II some one ould himself httlei in ave-
~ town TO have The TRIBUNE circulated it would tell
isvo,aby for he Republicans next Fall. II had the
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ABoLIsHISo CUMsRoUs lSsrITUTIoS.-Last VIM
er tho Michigan Legislature enacted law whish ia
fact really abolished th. Grand Jpy system having
made il optional either to indct upon iufDrn zion or @
impsnpel Jury aud the former Is receiving tho dec-
red preference. Already Vermont ha. ,lowsd Ia her
footsteps, and the proper Committee Of the We
o,nsin SENATE las been instructed by unanimous
v,te, TO bring IN similar bill, which will, withou,
doubt pass into law.
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CITY ITEMS

TaE STATE OF rHx rHERHonETER.-We hear from
various loeaIi'ies the state Of The Thermometer oo
wsdpssdsy aud Thursday fe~ miles nor'h Of tbs
city, "wednesday morning at sunrise, IL vas foor to ak
degrees nbsve zero ana remained in the nsghborhood
Of ten degrees above all day One in sheltered si'ua-
tisn hanging Cd the south side Of the house under
piszza, was at ore TO two degrees sbovs zero
from TO ii o'clock ON "Wednesday evening" and ut
tro degrees nj O'Clock on Thursday morning, and at
ten degrees ut o'clock. Other Thermometers ranged
from three degrees below 10 tree degrees above zero
in the south part Of Westebester County. At Perth
Amboy, at .unIse, the Thermometer was four degrees
below zero.
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Tin o. would tndesvor 10 raise club Of 2co to'u,
which think could be done by perseverance,; yet L
will always lend willing hand to s sappors, as long
as II IA the advocate of Right aud Truth"
Inelos. on will 6sd $2l, for which please ssad Y
.o,,es of TuE WEEKLY TRtBUEE.
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MAJORS OyTIcE, NEw.YoRx. J

ROBBED By A CrPRIAs. Char o. N. johnson OF No.
IS snmoLd coupsb- tia, the night Of the sh OF jan
usry Lir in compsny With u 4msd Loui.s Powell ct
Of i'll fame 10 Wooster ,tree gold wsch worth sisS
uss stolen r. bis o, eket the gold susrdehan having
by sharp Louisa eas arrested en-
lis complaint bot dep be chrSe Of he and Gays the sou
plainat drunk that evening Justice Kelly, however,
,on nlited the accused for eyAu inAtion.
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Reimbursement. /

The Second Of these BRILLIANT LEcruRKs the CHzsis
SUNBEAM, viii ne rven
AT COOPER INSTITUTE,
FEiDsy EvEsISe, Feb. O.
Tickets for the Course 80 Single Ttchets Is cents
Child under 10 yesr the Course Is cants attended BY
suardan For sale the Bookors and Door In
sold than Hall viii accommodate the money VIC
be refunded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

Sailing THE SrREErs.-A joint Committee of the
two branches of the Common Council met yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of considering the proprey
Of sailing the streets after fall of sno~-gr-st obec-
ton having been made this practice by many czens
On account Of the filth and wet engendered thereby
Tie amendment fro the Board of Counciimen allow
ng salt to b+ used the st. Gets and avenues through
which railroad tracks are laid, was warmly supported
by Mr.. Cornell. He said The damage would be- meal
culsbe, If our merchants, living above fourteenth
street. were detsined from their business in the morn
ing az they would be if the sailing prohibited in
care of heavy tno~s Mr.. Dsrragh opposed the amend
nebt, saying that children were daily catching death
coles by wetng their feet while crossing the avenues.
Mr.. Baulch spoke its favor, audng TO the conve-
pi-nee experienced by 6remen when the tracks were
keps clear. vote taken, resulting in favor of
tie amendment Mr.. Darngh observed that he should
make minority report, and The Committee adjourned.
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THE B,,Ys1EAK CLUB "A writer in Porters Spi,&
thus skthes old SUI htHerto uohesrd-of eeav,isl
/ Cob, 10 With o had recently been iotscSuosd,
"Toos dow p,o~B eepprd On. east sds Dswa Bay
ard .,,s. ,bou.h nsrk., at set Monroe dtvo sory
soc4ry-ds,t and uDproHs,ins exterior Ny ~nA knew ~
vs,. ind oonea sduon boh without any remarkable
| battery
Il tound myself In very plain sparsnens-s lind II back
,oon with hheh.n urnns.u-nsi tables si@
no kive or The prripa and o-. notable yeee Of fs
niu,e hasr high bOIrove hled With The glowing
srd GOALS ofs hickory fire. 90 which YES p-sd
ryidion ovppGd with broior beef.'esk sendins forth
-ek and oder ,ba, gave oue ola ch flavor be real
| lied.
Around seated on old boz,s old barrels and pesps two
three rough dorm more psrsonsseHenen and
rood elows-svapDr the entertainment whs received M a
their guest SId babe srcoms cordially and unanimously
Some of them knew; and ~ them seemed 10 know
do them IL mnsfes Wian Miller "a German BY bbhf
ocin.d cook and right gel dd be pers the neti"n dc
cut Oh portions VI successive steaks WITH bis big ss anS 20
took tkewes hickory scks nsns or hssers
and eth A. tie most resp ctsbe people DID before knives AID
forks iDvsned Aud did 'eish meal did thit-
Tie delcioute bot that the oest os'so''s e~as
The cookery preserved the natural juices ana "a' ~
teak q, dig srbl- a. n Wa aSre-a5a
sa served =. dnent and for those we
wished there s'roog-I liquors Of the hr-t quarry
w. talked spd laughed did chen we we're ooss we
st- and drnI ard ssn'hed without eiee'' OF oh,
In n. Little company captain OF cosstns snoonsf
an spohecsy blaei smith, members Of the hss cotnms
..,abl sbn the city the world soheksnh s'Pxe
msker, city Messurer &c
The blacksmith funny and Dsde al sosss o. fun
The doctor suit 80 DID the city he~surrr Who gave
also tapial from Hamlet The Jolly paohosn sa9
dos bucbe Union squse, PLAYED his pat at tns oeos
ar suer soppee maca ana dranats perform
spc..-prord o. proficiency gentle manly cook, vhioHa
uDd,I me insuuct,oDs
$50 toll me The history ofhe old place. TIE ohssal hos.e
(o wooc) standing 10 1871 when the Beefsess Ciae oa-
at.S had regular orssnz@ton-hAs No
s.c..tary or rasuIsr No stated meetings Every
tiins ma 81 Informal spontaneous. free and easy.
Tn. old has been there for the 81 Jcsn
th. Club. xteuce Tn. sdon much youDssr-havDs done
service for only rs 80 years There are the se
old which stood in the ors the last century vhsa
Fooc hep. hsnded down by his succ-sso MCCARTHY Shan
her and sop Sam yOR and Miller the present pro-
pstoIs"
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Tx OppRA.-The sale of reserved seats FOR the
oTtnipg night Of the opera, Monday, Feb. 8, when
Me, Patti viii appear in 81 PuritaD will commence
this morning a, ths Academy Of MOsc, at Shells, No.
L Wall street, and at Dressings mnsic store.
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BATWELoR's HAN DYE, Wig and ToUPgE
FAcro.Y REMOVED bond Private HAIR Dyeie Rooms
BArcnsLoRs HAIs-DYEIss Fer AsLIsHnsxT renewed 70
No. 10 Bond at. Phi a for Ladies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

The Contested SEATS IN THE BOARD OF Alden
HEs.-Apother meeting Of the Committee appointed
to consider the claims Of Messrs Geo. p Bickford and
Peter Mitchell to represent the Hid and VlIita Alder
Nj ic Districts in the Board of Aldermen, was bed
yesterday. Mr. Lawrence appeared for the contest
ants, aud ex-Dudge DeaDe aud A. Oakley Hall for the
incumbenrs, Nessrs Barry and Russell. After good
deal OF syarrng the counsel of the ina insisting that
the outs should boil down their vague sffdavts into
oefpite specifications, an adjournment was had for
two weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

ARREST OF SUPPOSED MURDERER.-Am sa named
Georg, W. R,le wac arrested ia Nsw-York, BY zone
Brooklyn officers, Wednesday night, on the charge
Of being mphost-d 10 tie death OF yoong man named
Henry Cav ker, wtoss body wss found IN Coh'cs'iug
Creek PblAd.lphis, FRIDAY OF Last week, un-
der cyenms which led 70 the supposinon thai ne
bao been murdered. Deceased had been 10 company
With RE aDo others short time previous 70 his
Disappearance. The accused Will be taken to Phiasel
ybis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

TRANSFORMATION OF MILK TO BE REDUCED The
Hpd,op River Railroad advertises reduction of two
cents gallon upon milk transportation after March l,
from all rb. stations on that road Of conrse that will
attract q ar.e flow toward that road, which would
ns,ursIly by the Harlem Road, If the msnase's
do pertinaciousy purfue line Of policy that has
the effect drive all the people along its roate away
fir, m IT, as much as possible. We know farmers who
bsul freight across the Harlem rais, twelve miles,
to he Hudson River. The present price of milk trans
rortation Oh TIE Harlem Road is four cents gallon
for any distance.
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Loco PHOTOGRAPHS PORTRAITS daily; 81 given
for ST. various PORTIONS IL taken sitting by HoLxss
invention No. el5 Broadway
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BALL UP.-GOed skating at the Central Park.
sgAIHs ever, body MooGhgh parties cited os ls
Central psIk Skate Emporium. CosoyKR L WALKER
Ne. 3ss Broadway.
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IAdveui& ment |

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-lhs unrivaled Sauce,
msnusctured PaKKxs Bsos London esa be o'sssnsS
their this city A. j. PARKER No Is Beekmn-st Tbs
article tho MOrcestershire se-
aimed At one hsf the yric-.
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DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND THROAT
Persons who afflicted with these diseases rc-Pestay
invited call upon b.. W. NoSDEhsxTH, ID, who h.s -
very ssh in curing that have been Psooo
No. lbS Bowery
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Mr. Ellen Key Blunt will give, by request Of the
Board Of Eoucsiion select readings before the
Saturday Normal School, at the hail Of the Board OF
Edncaicn corperc Grand and Elm streets, tomorrow
afternoon US O'Clock.
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fAAyertirenent.

Tie Rev. DR.. SCUDDER will give his last great
Lecture 1.-The Rebellion aud Muny 10 India" 81 sAa Souh
kinths,. Chnrch utiisnsbugh FRIDAY Fyssss, Feb
Tickets Is This Lecture worth the price Of tie whe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

CLISKEEs IN STovEs.-An item has "gone the
rounds every Winter, stating that burning few oys-
ter-ebes in stove will loosen the cnkeJs that adhere
TO lining wherever anthracite coal is burned. One
editor oec)ar.s that he has tried the remedy, and finds
il perfectly satisfactory. VIII somebody try it in this
city, and let us know what the fact a. and if as stated
what is The cause Of the effect.
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Advertisement.
uaxy DNxy -. DEnu~xa.. Gn A MI
IAdnerIisrInent-l

rxk 70 DIyyierIr 10 MASAsgf-T fault may be partly In
yourself rsrly ip them Physiological Examination Ct
FowLzn wKLLs scs Broadway viii answer the question.
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SALE OF PICTURES AT THE ACADEMY OF DEsIoS.-
The following prices obtained for PICTURES sold
by II. II. Leeds & Co., ut the National Academy Of
D.sign, Oh the evenings Of Tueeday AMI Wednesday:
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Prof. YoumaDs viii give the second Of his interest
ny ectures on the " Chemistry of the Sunbeam this
evening, at the Cooper Institute. A theAe lectures
are illust sied by Diagrams they are rendered inte
ebIe even children Pupils of schools arc admitted
Ut q very moderate charge.
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JUDGE WELSH PROVIDED WITH CouRr'kooh.-
Judge Welsh, formerly of the City Hail. has mace
arrangements TO reopen bis Poll 70 Cont on the socoud
floor of the building now occupied BY the oida.'
Zenune, No. II Chatham street, at present inc 90,
iorisl room Of tfat paper The rooms are large Wen
ventilated and lighted and can easily De adsp'ed 70
,be uses Of court. The editors Of the ZettHng have
gore up two stories higher.
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Fssry pset the honest and prevent kssds-
n lions are oppo''s TO snJ policy lrslaiioa which,
as hs object 20 eSezoseh the nxats The sdop
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and many others varying from els to $50 each. The
sse as very successful one and amounted sci 1914.
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TIVE INTERNATIONAL RowISe MATcH.-Tbe En-
pire City Regatta Club have voted to cooperate with
the New Ugh Associs ion, in accepting the challenge
Of Robert Chamber, The Thames champion, 70 row
against the champion of America, for q 500 side,
saneIe scullr. The affair will come of next June.
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,. AdSsra:e@sn,; o,v,s sooru.
Millions of Bottles of Mrs. WISsL0W SOUTH
ING Strip srv now u,ed every yesrtn the United sssIr -
Children 1esthing with failing success hene ~
date and certain. Only Is SCENTS bottle
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IKpsRsIEG EsIGRAsT RUssrRs-Mayor Wood
yesterday the following letter, declining to In
6orse the hceps. of engant runners granted by The
Commissioners OF Em'grstion:
MAJOR. OYYIcE NEw.YoRx. jan E 1890.
Hon GrLIAs bkAPLASCK, President BoAd OF Cou'mis-
systion Deav SIR IN eouseauen,e Of the tesu.
which th regular meetings Of the O.
s;ion are spooines be bel being within time
compelled remain at the sayos Once In order 10 attend 20
NV ubc duties have been ecludsd from participating In
the debera Of The CcmDon'r Of which bpdy am
member o Among tie functions Of the Board ts tho
Granting and Of enigran:
and IN the course Of Issuing these
such privileges Of whose eaaraeer
have sssry opportunity form any estimate
jud gmeut, sbo ID hot be asbs d 20 approve
Uncer h'nh would be nnresson.ss
require any furh.r respoa-ioity sad beg
ave resp. cy 10 d. cline approving them In the fsture
! hsve the honor TO be, vito gie.t respect, -.
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
CHAPTER III.

And there va, arn n in hot ha;te.-Dyao
The war meanwhile went on with in
creased ferocity. The tile Of battle.
which first ran in M4rion's favor. ha |
his enemies were every where in the as
cendant. The army of Greene was in
Norta Carolina, occupied in watching
Cornwalls. lord R.wIon held Cam
den with str)ny force. All the other
important p SIS were in the hands or
the British. Marion, for the first tia
disheartenel, |, talkel Of retiring beAin |
the mouo aims. Arncl b lies Of tor,
ries, In th' m,an time. *travcrsel the
country, plum lering at will, an hanging
without even the fjrln Of trial, tn ,se 0!
their unfortunate pr,so oners they had
found in arms. ....l
Mr.. Mowbray hal long contemplate |
rising in favor Of his country again, and
no time seemed to him 50 proper as the
present, ahcn all others were becoming
disheartened. His daughter he knew
to be in safety with her aunt. VII, hal
always maintaine | !. strict neutrality S
there was nothing to Withhold | him lon
ger from his purp IS. He hal accor /
ingiy secretly exertcl himself to raise
a troop am,ny the yMng msa Of his
neighborhool, anl his recruiting had
been attended with such success, tha,
their rising only waited the so,,,a ;s.' q
a large body Of armed y who h.,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
Our Novel.
Fem G,allam's Magazine.
THE OATH OF MARION.
1 TALE Of THE REVOLUTION
BT CHARLES J. PET ERSOS.

Never mind Captain, Jacob; he'll
ne our prisoner very soon. Has the
lag Of tru:c come lack"
Oh! yes sar,' sal 81 J,c,',, his face
radian. with delight. Hadn't Won
heard? Dat great news: sAr. 'spose
gou know Sergeant Mac lonall"
What of mm?" said the Major, be-
ginning to suspect he was making a
ridiculous figure. He's a savage. -
Why he shot Lieut.. Tarraino ycstcr-
day, three hundred yards off.
"Dat he did," said the old butler,
waxing garn1iloquent, ale hit the let
tenant judge'natically, I insure. But
dat is moi lie kuews. You know Sar-
gcant Macdonald sent in word, toler
day, dat if his baggage, took in de sal
ly, was not accorded imme, lately to
him again, he would kill eight Of your
men. You know dat? TO day the bag
gage was sen. back, for dat Sargent be
lie berry debile, and now lie send word
dat, since his baggage be rec 1rdcd
punctillicusly, he will kill only four
Of your men,"
And the speaker, though to well
bred to laugh at what he consi tered 81
good a joke, grinned from ear to ear.
"The cannibol said Lindsay Struggling
his shoulders, but what can be expect
ed of the men when their leaders Gun,
tenance the firing on pickets."
"Yet you hang them for rebels said
Kate with spirit.
"rhey shot down our officers" con
timed Lindsay, not thinking it advisa'
bic to reply to her p,lpable ait, as il
this Marion pailfor them at 50 much {;
head. l never saw such unchris:iar
fighting. They area set ofbours, an,
towards at heart, all Of them, I'll b.
sworn" .l.
EDWARDS they are rot" Sal | Kate
her eyes flashing to hear her country
men thus stignatized. AT least yo,
did not think them as such when Capt
Preston, at the head of his troops dash
ed up to your lines, and challenged yo'
to fight singly or otherwise. hear
myself the alarm with which the sol
diers cried; "lIercc mes Preston again!
J lie we'll knew no man woull acccp
his challenge; 50 his brayado cost hin
nothing.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
GEORGE Eek,

nEALER in groceries Of all kinds inclu-
u Ding the staple articles coffee, cand.
les. cinnamon. crackers, candy. cigars, dried
fruit, friction matches, green apples, molas<es,
nuts rais;ns, rice. soaps, Sngars. spices, sal:
cratus. starch, eyrup, salt, teas black and
green. tobacco plug. smoking and tine.cut
Produce taken in exchange tor goods-ma-'
ket price. pa d. (nlo
First door below the Post Office, New Ore
goo, lows. ae y &.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
NEW OREGON, IOWA, JAN. go, 1880.

the earld,m. 81 J,yc! won I.
Preston he'd rcna'rel a'roai l1'ti
longer: or that he would get Knocked
over in ,mr skir,nish, W nl'n't ilc*i-
TIT, 20 rive np his coup de Craze nv
self i'll hal p chance. But he shan
foil me. Il|have Kate, in spite of him.
What delicious creature she is! Nhas
eyes! what an arm!' g..
Major Lindsay met Kate the ensuing
day with m unrul.l,l brow, an! wit
cut embarrassment. Ii there was any
apparent change i'll his outward demean-
or, it was perceptible only iii the as
sumption o. greater deference, ,pwari
her than before. Not Lord Otvilie him
self, the preur cheyulier Of Evclin@,
could have shown more tact and deli
cacy in bcstowiog those thousand little
attentions which 60 so far toward win
ming the female heart. Kate was an
noyel. She saw that Major Liais'y,
in spite of her decide language, still!
cherished the hope Of winning her favor
but his conduct was s, guarded a tof'r-
bid maiden molesty again alluling to
the subject. She could only, there
fore, enleavor by a cold though polite
behavior, t, show her sentiments were
unchanged, hoping in time he would
,ire of the pursuit. She little knew the
PERI na>isy and unscrupulousness Of the
man with whom she had to deal.
KITE dared not, meanN hile, to, close
ly examine her own heart. She for
got the exquisite pleasure which attend
! ed her last tete-a-tete with Preston. and
her bosom thrilled when she thought
what might have been his words if Ma
i,r Lindsay had MT come in. The sub
| sequent col lncss and suspicion Of Pres
ton had piqued her, and she had re-
solve to punish him for want OF conf
dence and jealousy, by Il little innocent
toquetry with Major Lindsay i'll the eve
ming. Fatal error! When she heard o.
his speedy departure from his own lips,
she regretted for moment her revenge
Int her second feeling was anger at his
conduct, AMI hence her assumed inlifler-
ence. And yet, after the lapse Of
months, she felt herself the ag5rievel
Marty Preston ought not t. have been
20 ealous. He hai no right to be Of
ended at the show o;)nly .: liaary car
~ to visitor. II he chose t, !, sus-
picious and prouni, he ought t, be
taught better by neglect He hal tri-
fed with her, else he would have cale I;
ain and sought an explanation. But
perhaps he Iii not 1--we her, perhaps
he had meant nothing by his words
She usu lily enlei her reveries at this
point with sigh, and a naughty rcso-
luton to liscul him fron her heart. -
She w1ul love n, one whI dill MT 1--we
her.
In few days Col. Watson LEFT his
encampment for Georgetown, where he
arrived, harasscl by constant attacks,
Major Lindsay accompanying him.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
Eagle Exchange Hotel,

By S. M. Cole, New Oregon, Howard county,
Iowa. Hav ny purchased the above hotel.
and made such improvements aI a. , the wants
of the pubic seem to dem nd. | solicit a
share If pubic patronage. NJ B NJ o
Walkers stages leave this house daily FIR
all . ints east and west. s.,M. C..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
BIZ THE FAYETTE BARD.

BY THE FAYETrE BARD.
The evening breeze swept soft y through
The s,ln.mcr'> golden Ao> er-.
Aud sweetiv ir"ir tn >kjcs OF luc.
"" ny stars smiled an toe flowers,
We loved their light Fannie and I,
AS ne'er din We may.
For loves bright hours Lave fitted b.,
Forever h,Mn away s".
We dearly loved I whispered So,
She in led but d not si,eak, ,..
T. And then II t'ar would gently Aow,
kissed it from lcr check.
Her dazzling eyes would speak to nine
More more than tongue could tell,
loved to see these dark eyes SHINE,
But l.! they shone too well!
Her soft VIII te hand held in mine
OF, pres cd lcr to my heart
And long my AIMS would round her tw inc
deemed we might not art; so
But it was in vain-agan we met.
Her Love had gone with May,
NV cherished star OF hope there set
Behin.l Lies Ii Ii. for aye.
Yes. ere the Autumn wind had blown
The fragrance from tho rose,
Her love-'lece:tiul Ioye-lad gone
left TO sing bat woes,
TIL Lies dtk winter co d and bleak.
Comes on the wings of time
And rales the mai'lens booming cheek,
And blots the Poets rhym..
One after enc my harp.str:ngs break,
Oh! lost their merry ring!
But Fannie! still for tlee take
That harp once more and sng,
Fannie!-she hears mt-Her name
may not thu, IiS!. o'er.
Yet shall my love ,cna'n n the same
10 her Tor ererm,r+'.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
". r. Mad,

Attorney and counsellor ut law and rotary
public, New Oregon, Iowa, will practice in
all the courts Of the 10Th ind cial district
Prompt attention gwen to securing and col.
lecti"g debts in northern Iowa and sonth.
ern Minnesota. Good reference given when
desired .#.-H
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
T.. r Remitk,
Il. 7. Hunt

C. + Remitk, 4. I. Hum
Rer.isk 4 Hunt,
Attorneys at law, McGregor. lowa.-Thir
finn having formed \ co.par,h srs hip. here
by tender their professional ser vices 70 the
public They flatter themselves that Their
experience as councillors and advocates,
will render entire satisfaction. Practice
in all the courts Of tho State Prompt at
tention given to col!sctons.- Office at {. r.
Ren,;cks y old stand.