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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11

UStlcESssD-Sliomo J. Ullmsn, "drummsr' FOR a
rglor. establishment in Baltimore, arrested, az
thrust into prison Sunday on the charge Of selling
oil ring sell goods, iu this ctv, ~ihOat having Oh
t.i1ed license as required bv Low. The was iu
vesrgarei by the Mayor Yesterday. Two vi ness 3
tss6ed that the accused did not otter to sell them
goods but kindly informed hem tha as they Old
customers they could continue cir patronage bysen-
ding an order 10 Baltimore No saupes exhibited
Under this testimony tha Mayor d. missed the warrant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
FemaIe school on Church Kill.
Cor. Marshall and 9Th Streets,
RCHsoSn, VA

VVHE d ses of seo, III begin The let Of October
ncr,. AMI c.ose July Z. 1851
Engiist Department and the Lain classes vi De uader
IN msdts Of he FracpA sho has lad
peri nc- 10 the q sssu-i.a % The ycunz
Fe1ch, Musc and DIaEls v be taught oy competent In
Fr1ctors
Bo,rd.rs u fad che faY Of hs Princs every
BE at.fns paid rsr comfort and e-i meut ni In the
csnm1nltg which he &c oo 10 aei, nfei scot aot
aisi sies y aud aps reEous pd g2 o. al the pnnPsl
,isn4r, natcts Church min Tlsce ~ reil nee crusnb
rtny The advantages % cry aud country e hens not ~
~ fo The centre o. Richmond ard quiet open . heAha
sre.Es Ald commanding sItsasvs vus Of The mott beautiful
acsnsnF tlatSuu0uldi The cty-
TERNS
Boari is iag feel Fights AMI Washing e25
Tag rg-la Primary Dc2ar;mrEt- ...- y
Advanced Glasses. . b and 40
LNnguRgca, eteh
Piano, &c lcasoa Uck-. ~
" ......--...--.- -
lL-.eof Instrument 10
me Principal nay be a1irosi Dsrsaoay By etier n,
lTs Main Street W White to1k torl ls redenee
Church HIl 2til ssrost between uroai and Narshal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL

MAYO STREET.
NHR Seventeenth Annual ssn Of my School viii commence
Monday, the 2lih in In the Of the UnVerIAs
Church. Terms, &c Is heretofore
ses-dlm O. B. BuRsUss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
MARKErS.

RI'rA'sa Sept lOFour steady Howard Stree, and City
Mills I'd wheat dru Souther1 R 9SsCoIaT, advance OF
cert, Corn hiEh- yellow T.Gal5 cents White TsisT5 eens
Pivons quiet and ste,y. Gse euet Rio i3&0i4I cents
Whlk- firm SKATE
NsE YoEE sept 10 C steady. FLOUR buoyaui Southern
Is 25hSt0 What cents h,her. White elae4itO Red
tIsS6a a. Corn bpoyAIC Hed 60T0 cents. Pork dul;
SO 40 50 Lsrd st-sdy WHISKY d.n 2tk cts 81.
gar acve; mus,ovado a Spts Tarpenhne nchanged
tosi1 duu Rice Am o3c Money cay; Loans on call
a.. stocks active, NeH YORK Uertral q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11

THg WEAruAE.-We inserted We ter paragraph
last saturday stating thai twas very ho he-e, nday
morning great change in the temperature took pee',
and - Who retired tc nigh; before IN profuSe sHea-
awoke ind that the temperature decidedly autuEl
al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
IN MOST REAuTEEr1. Lors ~ Tas TOWN {

~ sYDSEY RoUNDEn ny YFDg" 81, OiLvEET And pop
LAR STREET, FORsAlE AT AUCTION WIZ be sold,
ton the premises, on WEDNESDAY, tie 70 hseptember $780,
t4% Olck 10 most ba lu lots, ocatei above each
ontng 81 feet the North side 4 Federal street. rutng back
gg fe,tto Alley 20 fee vide sud nearly cpeoite 70 The resi-
Of John Saer Fsl 1hesr lot. among The de-
slrab.e los IN thatlmprovug locality
VI sauth side Of Grove
" opposite tie residenoe Ir Iha Y Norris eae 81 e %
feet 10 IN sil-y.
AsoS lots the Eouh side NJ Fe eal 81 !9
fee; aev ard bounded the by rop street
FsANs -osh,ri cash, tasbre az sed months nsgota-
bic notes. interest added securedby r. 81 deed title retained
s,pt4--tis 60 DIN APPERS0S, Aucis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11

FoSD OF PS.soN-Flauy Taylor, the ~reek Of once
comely woman was reckless enough Slnd.y to 90 to
the residence Of policeman John D. Perrin, and abuse
his wife She accordingly found hers n yesterday, be-
fore the Mlyor who committed her TO jail where she has
often been fore Let her be visited by a s.onary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11

Primary DepArtmentfo Children under II 90 90
REFERENCES.
THu PATnoSs scHooRgh Reverend bishop Meade, Va
Right Revere Sshop Elliott Ca Right Reverend bishop JOHNS
Virginia. Right Reverend Bishop oObbs Alabama; Reverend A.
Empe ID d., wilmington n. O. Rev Dssge D. D., Rich
mond Reverend Charles Read Richmond Reverend Nelson Head
DAnve Va Reverend @. Gldereev Richmond VA Reverend
T. V. Moore, D. Richmond, Va; end. Win. H. Wheel
wright Richmond VA Reverend John Saunders Rehuond Val
| The Clergy o. the Episcopal Church In Virginia.
mond Iy96-dkesm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11

rNHE EXERCISES OF MISS MIHv A. Al
LESS school v b. Cd Tues 'sy, tbs 2ih Of The
present month ser mher) her reidenee Jirt between
Clay ami Nara1ail treets. srin-.''
AEAIN street HOSPITAL FOR SLAE s-.-
VI This Hospital situated the OF daia and 2th
and Adml ably adapted Ia Ane privacy and heal h
uu Of position 70 ne pup1s or uhch has been instituted
namely MEDICAL SURGICAL and OBsTETRICAL
Of SLAVES The rules and regulations govern this institution
already been Published circular containing fail
viii he FINISHED those Eho tCarc further nflmatcn
Tx-Psen't week - lea THAI week o. per elem
bar ne aggregate sd H1s exceed re charge for MI eek
Patients ding the daily eIsmnaons mot a. subjects for Hos
7a conlnc-n charged the rgua Zee adopted BY the probes
large The above charges llcudc board medicine medical
attendance and nursing surgical operations charged according
other a Of the city Eor farther Information
apply the Physician reaieu the Hospital 10 either Of the
underslgnsd Physicians and Prsprlctors.
YRS vs.. HANCOCK, " D.,
haln a., BET 81 sid 4th. No 100 Main It
ct GEO PEACUf, VI. d.
Exchange Hotel, Grace 81 bet 9Th and 9Th.
= VEsr. NJ D.,
IrAnlnn o., below Billiard Hoas- 9Th . Main.
PHILIP s HANCOCK, NJ. ~,
Resident rhyAiciAn
CYCCs BROOKS,
uyis-il.9auly Reslden, Assistant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11

HARSH EprHSr-On Sunday, Ms Dorothy Harri-
son me, NJ W Satterw5,e, in n, First Make and
asked him If he was present at the MAYORS Court; on
P,idiy SatterEhite replied il was none Of her bull
nrss and called the Old woman Odd Old rip" pace
warrant vas the result and the parties appeared be
the Nayor Yesterday Sluershite required 70 give
securgy for his future good behavior.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
rs. mAYR'S PIANO SALOOi

MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK OF RICHMOND.
CaPItal....... 100000.
OFFICE WITH THE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
Mooney received deposit Of nve dollars and upwards,
vi which Interest will be paid the rate Of sx centrm
per remaining sI months longer for shorter
periods Interest the Of i've een,um per The
whole joint fund responsible for depos Deposits received and
eeTtlh 5Aies issued BY the Cashier.
DIRECTORS;
David Curre, John Dooley,
4 H. Maury, 70. N. Burton,
WIN. G. Paine, Wn. H. Christian,
Gee. n. GWathney, Jas II Haekeu,
Lewis Gnter, John H. Montague
John T. sublett Geo. J. sumner,
Jas. L. AppeIson, John J. Wilson,
Peter 0. warwick, john o. shAier
John Thompson Brown
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, President
ROBT 7. BROOKE Cashier.
ALEX. GARRETT, Secretary. Aul4-ely
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FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
BINFORD & PORTER

DIN Il NFLNA l. ~ II Wv L@LN
~ RArEFUL for Tire patronage conferred on
NJ us i0r he lat So years Woud Inform y
friends that noE have ne largest stock ~
Of farniure We have had Of our oWn nan " -
uaourc, embracing variety and style % which Ee have al
large stock q cheap rlti em,acuya VARIETY Of Cot
tags =ct from hnf. Bureaus Hdehoarl. SOFAS
Chsls B-dsteAcs and everything Cabinet In, 70 which
iavte al IN pto dive call deternaei 70 sci as
Low a. can BE- bo1ghtia IRIS na-se.
SPRING BEDS.
ne ULNER SPRING ne bet fr ne price made, 10 Which
Invite AMI Al IA We preparing . fur
nh nAnuiaeurss prices b ne quantity single bed
win = variety o. sthsr ptt-rrs
UNDERTAKING.
We are prepared attend 10 a. all hours Having -
every Iiyls Of Metallic Blrl Case, with Hood Gains, -
of Kind Vsy ans Hears, shlou and Hacks urnhhsd
SSil ~ RsIoRD PoREAA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
RHUIr, gIuBER AND WOOD.

RHUIr. TIMBER AND WOOD.
VTAYI>G more land hsn tAve use f9r I'll sell re following
a prray aai snl By The f9ih q next Deceuher,
the I'm be 9ubcy B1rHss Bay sandy Fed $50
"a the river haf mile Of the Stone House Wharf Oae hall
ne snd cleared sT light suitable for
pe Peaches Pes WnsAi, Cora and Ptaiocs Has comfort
able DHellng and out-ho1ses
W.thas 81 a--es ~ miles from the river, VERY level
roti has 1869 cords pine Wcod much o. Is cgnai
xrJwh suitable Or oe a' oak ced1r, and eyPrss uno er
add hoop poles
Anbs rs acres tbs Rest winter fishing the river SIX
b.ou Caters wharf Has ih timber cord wood eyfreis
unn5er and hoop p3ifs
raskers Pocosn 100 acres our miles frem ire river, a
BE luuber good dwelling s-h abounds In GOOD
Scarf pre-
lands sbou. ~ miles ne James Rive The
so.i-ty good Chuchcs and Post once H
sen The above lands cheap
TEa1s-Ons third safh. me balance IN I and yearL
ss'l-esa DR. SAMUEL WILSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
LAG. b. DAVENPORT, AUcTs.
COO CASES BOOTS, SHOES. AND HATS At
OWU AUuTInN-On NEDNEaDAY "a nsinhar ne lii IN

u ~
l00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT
OUU AUUTfON-0n WEDNESDAY, Sd osiobsr, we viii sell,
At 10 O'Clock, at our Auction store,
tUn Gases Boots Shoes snd Hats
IhsONer $780, 70 days credit for approved under
SiOn eash. &G. b DAVENPORT
seS--ids Aucloneers.
A UCTION sALP OF sTOCK-wll be ,old ., auction
N at "WEDNESDAY, the i2h day Of September al
~ O'Clock NJ thousand dollars FLORIDA Railroad Company
per bonds interest payable semi city OF
York
au20-tds JOHN A. LANCASTER A eON
IB-wi be added TO the above sale
II shares Va. Towing Company Stock
seio-h JOHN A. LANCASTER SON.
LNOR sALR-A VALUABLE TOBACCO FAC
IL TORY AND FIXTURES, WAREHOUSE AND OTHER REAL
EsrAfs, IN THE TOWN az MILTON, C.-By virtue Of q de-
OF tn Court o. Fqity the county Cnswe, State
North Carolina made Ia the Gaze Thomas NEG Smith
Others, pae sprlIg term. 1StO shall public
iion In the Of ion North carora Saturday 29h
day OF sepenbr next, valuable T0RkCCO FACTORY AMI
fXtUREs, Warehouse Clubhouse Estate belong
Ing 10 The estate OF Geo &c A sm!ih deceased
The Farioy binding large commOoious three story build
ing the frat Of the Others OF
to hold the stock fixtures &e employ
90 or - hEnds.
There large lot ground upon which are ntrais ne
houses ichen and vegetable garden for the the
hands.
At the and place shall the Warehouse and lo
formerly TO- the Inspection storage Tobacco 10 the
peste TO ne raeoy and convenient sppenda the
On them stand for riding stems and shelter fer hem and
ample the Of years supply Of box plank
and N for he manufa lure o. Tobaceo boxes
THRns siLB1hs III he sold upon and two
years with ntere sn cate. Bend and approved
security eIuei Of the purchaser ami the title vii be
I'll the pur haze money IL paid. T. A. HON0H0,
aull-tds Clerk and Master In Equity.
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL

UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.
HUGUINOT SPRINGS, P0WHATAH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
SCHOOL will opened At hi. place. the LIST Of October
"a under direct OF the undersigned Though de-
gned especially a. preparatory To the University Of Virginia. It
WILL r hs reason rd fewer advantages those Intend
Ina 70 enter other Universities, or any college.
One Of the Principals will teach Mathematics the other Ian.
EuAEes Assist mt Instructors shall every case, be graduates
ofe University virginia CooquA classes however, In the
Modern AnguGEe will receive occasional instruction from
lives of those languafes.
Charges for the session s2sn; Including every thing
obaioed Al the Bookstores In Richmond or
By application 70 Us thi oush the Richmond, p 0:
PHILIP b sTANARD, A. n,
Graduate Of and formerly Assistant Prof IVA NIL Inst
sIDNEY II. OWENS, JR., A. ",
Jy8-d&en Lately Prof Of Greek In Richmond College
MFRS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL, at
WI sJcamorr Church. lih street. between Bread and Mar
shall Oh he Monday October She will receive few small
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
mR. EEFERYRE,S sCMOOL

VNHE NEXT SESSION OF school begins RIRsT
OF OCTOBER, $780, and terminates the last day Of june
consideration OF the unprecedented thAthAs
attended efforts refrain expressing thank
pardone for briefly referring OF the advantages AZ
fOrded which the permanent prosperity OF all such Institutions
must ultimately depend.
The building; large cOmnOdIOu planned for the wants
and requreme is Of large female osiuionAud GaordlnY
nqaAed advantages for The comfort and convenience
pupils Only voyouns ladies viii occupy the chamber
except when three may pre- 70 room together.
The Principal has ade female dueAuon the study and buSness
OF his NE and has nov been engaged In successful teaching for
upwards Of twenty his s,aan are well qgAaed and
peencd selected with especial eeence the branches under
their charge and sufficiently tried in this Institution TO be referred
70 with entire confidence.
Our systs Of education thorough complete while the
nent OF sound practical eanng the and Judgment
ignored made subsidiary to aud dependent the former
Our daily system consists essentially In close searching eIAln
sued for many years instruction In the French department has
proved ennrntv successful II language Of the family and
time and sentonls gyen-indeed every facility afforded
enable those pupils boarding With acquire
knoNledge Of aud speak with and husney the French Of
conversation In tbs respect think school pos
advantages which only be equAed BY few institute Of
Music Vocal ana Instrumental Drawing and Painting both
from models and from nature under the charge OF Professors
emneny qualified VARIOUS branches Most OF these In
employed teach exclusives in school, that by
devolng their time and attention entirely to pupils Ad
vantage b. Afforded for the aequ on Of ese accomplish
mentS.
such regulations enforced calculated pro-
mote the welfare and interest Of All the pupils
Hvuur, LuyInvHu W Principal Natural Philosophy, uterA
ture, Moral and Mental Philosophy, French.
W.. wLlass, A. b. Vice Principal, Astronomy Mathematics
Cheusry, History. Latin.
EDulRp aOvIED Enslsh Literature History. Reading.
Mr.. GRACE BHSSETr, English Branches.
Miss MARY @. GORDOS, EnESh Branches.
Senior CAhLCs oAhDovHS M.Hi sp11 ,,a and Italian
sIOSoRDA MAEErTA ERsA Piano
JsHH A. Gallo, Drawing and Painting.
VIZ GRlsAg, Plano, Organ, Sacred Nude
HglIcH scHEnpIR, Harp.
me woOraos the Rev Pam Barn have Kind
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
NOR SALE on EXCHANGE FOR RICH
MI a pIln In Henrr mill from

NOR SALE on EXCHANGE FOR RICH
E m0ND PR0PFRTY.-A Pam, In Henrco, ~ miles from
Richmond, and mile rom the York River Railroad, ad-
Joining the places Rural Shades Auburn The farm
contains l0H 50 Of which cleared well enclosed
and in good heart and comfortable dwelling, and all
cesssy outbudn the place. and well Of nrst rate va
ter In the yard . .
land be divided undivided and sold With
without suit the convenience Of purchase
To wishing In Agriculture Horticulture the Dairy
proximity 10 Richmond makes Il particularly desirable
The location Is healthy and neighborhood good
Terms liberal.
Yorfurher particular, address Richmond or enquire Of Dr.
L. Lyme, or Mr.. Lyle Foster, Richmond, Va
Ja1n-cn b. A. HART, H. ID.
fS-N The will he sold With ut reserve, goth
Of september fal 1; not the next fsir day thereafter
H. LTsA, Auct. isu3l-idl ~ u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11

100 hsW a. do i1Fse do For ga.
on consignment 10 arrive, BY BRIDGFORD co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11

OS NEGROES-we will sell % Likely Nsgrees to-day at 10
20 o'clock. PULLIAM 4 CO Aues,
ODD Fellows Hail.
B-Hou,e serv.n cOot,, Washer, ard ronsrI ,Or sale
nrv. nvII
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11

NTOTICE-AppucAtonW be made 70 tbs President and d.
~ Of the Bank OF Virginia. for The renewal Of certificate
No 1924 IN SAID Bank dated Decemb g. 1881 for share
standing Of PARE Of KSnAh the OrsnGl
having bee BeT-d6W
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-29

A Coon WsTNEss.-Hon. Lewis Cass, our
present Secretary Of State. and one Of the
oldest men in his country's service, gives
this valuable testimony: 4 ~ Ii ed ayea
Ihave never tasted spirits in my life, and
therefore know that they can be dispensed
with. Probably few men have undergone
more fatigue than have. The most active
portion Of my life was spent in a new coun-
try on the very verge Of civilization, and
much of it beyond, and have had my full
share of its exposures, exertions and priva-
tons in peace and in war. Ihave had too
my full share of health. / might almost
say that l have enjoyed uninterrupted
health; and am therefore . living proof
that ardent spirits are not necessary for
physical endurance, under any circums tam
Cos Of toll or trial. Il was this conviction
which led me, when Secretary Of War, to
authorize the Communication Of the ration Of
ardent spirits previously issued to the
troops, for its equivalent In coffee Or sugar,
which has since msde part Of the supplies
furnished 10 our army. sa>9E "A+,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-29

why Nett aEs ve5 1aEt.4G... ..s ls.Gs1
In surrounding cities and villages there
are sstabishsd juvenile societies, which are
calculated to bs highly beneficial. One ID
called "Boys Debating Club" youngsters
Of IL 10 n being only allowed to be pres.
ent. Boys Of this age do not like to talk
before elderly men, and they should meet
by themselves and try their powers. An
other society is called the Band Of Hop" "
: temperance body, comprised Of little folks
from 10 to Is I've beg pardon of young h.
dies Of the latter age for calling them ''lit.
tle''); this Order is an auxiliary Of the
Templars, and is looked after by the parent
institution. 't-fa' ~ ..g.5@a7-~3 .-s''1
Why can't NcGrecor bsvc such societies.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-29

James P, or as he is Familiarity known
among his hosts Of friends, Jim, IS more over.
generous, noble-hearted, and possessed of
more genuine courage than usually falls to
the lot Of man. The following is his rela-
ton o. nights adventure. One morning
We met him in the street, looking rather
melancholy, when he said:
Yesterday felt = little bad, and, mark
you, went and took small drink; and
that not improving my feeling, took anoth.
er and another, don't you observe, and a.
nally ] got little tight. In the evening !
went into the country with friend, mark
you, and thinking would cool eNf, took
several more drinks when got there, don't
You observe; yet, strange to say, the more
! drank the tighter got, until | went to
bed. During the night awoke, don't you
observe, and l couldn't imagine where the
mischief was, mark you. The room was
as dark as Egypt. heard the clock strike
two in some part Of the house, mark you.
| became very anxious to learn my where.
abOuts, don't you observe, and for that pur.
pose arose from my bed, mark you, and af.
ter stumbling over about dozen chairs,
don't you observe, came to table. sess
Now, mark you, reflected that the gen.
erality of thc apartments are = perfect OF
an oblong square, don't you observe and
moreover, that the generality of tables are
square; and deduced from this, mark you,
that by feeling along the table until came
to corner, ! could get off at right angles
and reach corner Of the room, and by that
guide by the wall to door or window, don't
you observe. Following out this idea, mark
you, l began carefully to feel along the edge
Of the aforesaid table, and finally, gaining
confidence, I went little faster; the idea
struck me that it was blamed long table,
that could not get to corner, don't you
observe; yet persevered, and finally day
broke, and when sufficient light penetrated
the apartment saw, mark you, that had
been following blamed round table all
night, looking for corner, don't you OBJ
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-29

A WEDDING CARD.-The bachelor cdi-
tor of the Fredericksburgh NeDs has re-
ceived from . brother bach an invitation to
his wedding. 1t reads as follows:
Dean SfE:-Lord willing and the woman
don't back out, shall marry on -
should be happy to have you present to
profit by the example, 5-r.Ea baEFsr5
Ny prospects Of married blessed
ness may not be SO bright, but my expert
ence of single cuRsEDNEss has insured me
against regret. In short, l long for the
chain, and expect to hug it-with Enclosures
with everlasting satisfaction.
t..,. t.... ...'I..,- .g Yours, etc.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-29

EIn Mariposs. California, there lived
alaEge.eyed beautiful prattler-Aary Cams-
ron. One evening when III was silent she
looked up anxiously into the face Of her
backsliding father, who had ceased to pray
in his family. and said, "Pa, is God deady
"No, my child, why do you ask that?"-
"Why, pa, you never talk to him now as
you use to do.' These words haunted him
until he Was reclaimed. - Ledies Repository.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-29

Parson Moody was an eccentric man.
He had in his congregation Colonel lngra.
ham, q wealthy farmer, who had kept back
his large stock Of corn from the market, in
hope Of raising the price of it.. The pastor
heard Of It, and resolved to make public
attack upon the transgressor. One Sunday
he read for his tcxt-"Hc that withholdeth
the corn, the people shall curse him; but
blessing shall be upon the head of him that
selleth." Prov. i25. Colonel Ingraham
could not but know 70 whom the reference
was made, but he held up his head and fac
ed his pastor with . look of stolid uncon-
sciousness. Father Moody went on with
very strong remaks, became still warmer,
and touched the Colonel still more closely,
who, however, still held up HIS head, appa-
rently determined not to feel. At last the
preacher lost al patience. and cried out,
"ColoAll Lqrakass, yes knoso that I mea,,
yos: asAy don't yox hang doDn your Aead3''
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-29

- The following eonss - ~ w1thout signatust
hs lines azs very pretty: 'l.... q.
written fss the Times.
HATTIE GAY.
Some win tribute fsr their wos&h,
othess claim II BY tAsis birth
VIZ and beauty rule the earth, '5"
Bright - tAeyL , "
.-r Ton are neither Saint nor pearl,
But good and gentle girl,
Hattie Gay.
Other footsteps are - light, ~
Other slanees are as bright;
Well, II hearts are only right.
... - Charms decay,
And the fAirskt one Of any, .-. .... ..
Whore the fs,r onss are many
Isafsy, Hattie 0sy. .' @
Life, With you 10 juse besss,
closas aoat lightly The sun.
There are treasures 70 bs voe, .. .s
...g .. a ..s .l While You stay, l,r
Wen, psrehanee through happy years,
Or through agony and tear,
.f.+ Hstsis Gay. 4@
Hope may vanish int sis,
Love may often prove : snare, ....-.
Truth will shine forever there,
tl.. ..ss It's pure ray.
Bright will bean shove your head,
when oil other lights are asd, sag
Hattie Gay.
And whatever bs yous lot, .,,.-. g..
Whether honorsd OF forgot,
Bright OF DARK Il matter. not.
-"s 70. # Of Sor aye,
You have Axsd your NTH and trust, r
In the Merciful And Just,
Hattie Gay.
Though BY tsmpssta am driven,
While to you ali joy Il given,
Yst, II ws but enter heaven, G @ I
,.-.- -g 5.r whs shall say .tt
an net - blest - you,
II only prove - true,
Hattie Gay.
.-- icy will thrill, and grief Will chids you,
Yet, whatever may betide you,
May the God Of Heaven guide you
All the way,
Granting you when life II past,
Home and happiness At last,
Hattie Gay.
Clayton Co, Iowa, Feb. 22d, 1860.