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New GoodsI

THE subscriber has Just receiv.a
= spring and summer goods Of sv.-.s .'ss ~,
purehssea R n nes 5ois, 81 prsIs.sS to s
want Of any Find Of Dry Goods will fnS : al hs.ss
tAge to cAliand examine before !. .
-, LADIES DRESS GOODS
Black Silks. PoplIns, Merinoes. c,,,,.
LANES, Plain, figured, Waiered. g. AAsaes.
MILLINERY AND FANCY eo,.
Bondets a1d Trimmings, oonsis.in. :, oVoDs,
sAtins, Llnings, Plumes Rosetts, aTsis. hAbons A,
eolors, Edsings, PRINCES, six Lace. GIals Ish
Hose, and Rotind silveres Comb. ~ "iOres, o. Y
Printed Calicss, CAmbrics BTovn.
ings, Bedtieking. Broad Cotls Tv 80. rbleAc.S
Cotton Batting, &c. heat1cfYi -
A splendid assortment % Enbrois.,,..
pins cIess s.v s,. s,s cgs.9n Nu
Remember this is the place ior LaIgain, ssss
RoDuSc,,
on Chi-.-NA
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q NZ SsS AZ B0 IN N e. VICE
Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co.
CHARTERED 1857
THIS Company continues to issue policies MARIxE,
INLAND EAvIGATIoS, TRANsPoETATIoN and FIRE RISKS,
at reasonable rates.
OFFICERS:
ISAAC UNDERuLLL. Pres, J. L. T BOULAND v P,
c. HOLLAND, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
isaac USpERHrLL, P. HOLLAND, BL. t. BoURLAsD.
RICHARD GsEss, WM. FENN, JOHN REySoLDs.
SAMUEL IIowE. A.G. TYING, THEADoRE Percy,
WILLIAM r. PHELPS, WIN. A HEBRON, Il. HOLLAND,
Omce 30, Main stseet.
TIIE following is the report of the business of this
Office for the past year, showing condition on the
3lst day of March, at which time the Capital
ed to s500.0OO the whoe amount Of which subscribed
and SaGOOOO paid in. In view OfOur Increased facilities
for doing heavy business and also the large additional
security offer to ourgeustomers, giving this company
basis second to none other therefore look and
expect avery large increase of business It
be tn aim Of the company honorabIy conduct all
their affairs to merit the patronage of the insurng
public. Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment Of losses be sufficient guaranty for our
Amount insured the past year, s,a,O2a2ss5e
Received premiums on same, 4OOe5 l6
Interest ard exchange balance, IL I56T. 40
Paid losses and expenses, 2I,sS4ss
Capital stock, s1OO,OOOOo
Bills payable, 5.SS25O
All other debts estimated, 1880
ASSETS
Bills receivable. amply secured, having from
3 to GO days run, Sl2T, $50 %
Real estate, office building, &C, S,15OOO
Cash hadd. and due from Agents
and city customers. 13.133,sO
Amount of losses in process Of adjustment $4,000
Amount oflosses resisted by the company, none
Amount eflosses adjusted, due and not
paid, none
PETER LANCE, Agent,
Office, Shaw's Store Jefferson ST.. Joliet
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(tITY Lots and Land for Sale, by
u P. P.o'CoNNoR.
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INFAlLlEIE ANB WARRANTED!
AneWlN-lnVented
Acoustic Pocket Article far the Dea,

Acoustic Pocket Article far the Deaf,
With which to hear Lectures, Sermons Speeches, &c
when used. be entirely concealed 1t is constructe
of three kinds Of metal, with Gntta Percha tubes So
combined as To form powerful reflector of sound !.
aud is altogether the desirable Instrument for
the deaf, ever invented Aletter enclosing fun par
tculars will be sent to address on the recent of
cent stamp, with which 70 send the same
Address, H. MANSFIELD. Book Seller
10 l34 York Street, New Haven Conn
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SIrayed OF St0Ien

q fkOM the subscriber in this city. on the
f'< 10th of April, one bas Mare. years old
TN small u size. maTkes or white on her
AAA shod when she left; one dark iron -r,y
l''s t"'t yrars old cumming, snd dark bay c,t
t"" years old ANY person returning or giving uf r
ed. n X sTEyrNS -; =. 80
May /, 1890 S' '"'i''' a. IN;
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Farm For Sale

The subscriber James Templeou. offers for sale his
Seil known Farm Of 100 with House. Barn and
Sheds Situated SIX miles from Joliet. on the Road 70
Shannahon The Farm is under the finest irnrion
for particulars enquire at the premises Of r. 0cOn
nor, Joliet No. ~ 3m.
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Joliet, July 90
TAX SALE NOTICE,

A Ii persons concerned, will please take notice,
n that at a sale Of lands, town and city lots for
state County and special taxes and for the
ISIS, made in pursuance OF Law, in the county Of WILL
and state Of Illinois, the 25th day of July. 1889
and that am holder OF the purchase certificates by
assignment Of the following described Of lands
and lots sold at said sale, and that the time of re-
demption thereof from said sale will expire in two
years from the date Of said sale and the REDEMPTION
will be double the amount sold for, and Subsequent
taxes paid by me, with interest thereon cost of
advertising, tOwit:
Description. Sec T r Amt
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WILL BE READY IN A FEW DAYSi
M Liit stENlCts Oi
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.

By Jas. W. St"slan. of the Chicago Times Being
on accurate and reliable biography Of Senator Douglas
with ali his most mp lrtant speeches. Une
handsome II mo. VII portrait oD Steel Price 81 90
For sale by J.D HARDE.
NH T.ara l., u
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JOLIET MILLS.

U 5 L o NJ ARTME
M L would call the attention Of Farmers living AT
w distance aid on any " the Rail Rris 10 this
branch Of our business We will take your r,s, ~ r
bushels and upwards, fIom the different epots in
the city and return them the same day Railroad Ar.
station by mail well secured to the 10
Joliet Mills. -
H0wK, HYDE Co.
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TO RENT
Straye d


'koM the subscriber, 81 miles south west of th;.
city; one bay Horse Coli, years old next spring.
star IN the forehead, black aud tail, the letter
branded on the left shoulder. Any person who will
return or give information where he can be had will
be literally rewarded for thsir trouble
@slss5 Bee |, ,lsoo. 2sSv PHILLIP ANGLER,
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted TO John Weber, either DIV
IA uote or book aeeouEt requested to make I'M
mediate payment 10 the undersigned and save cost
Joliet, Jan. %, 1861. al ax
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PROTECTY0UR LIVES & PROPERTY

iiE undersigned Is prepared to put up in the most
l. approved style, the Ne Plus Ultra of
LIGHTNING RODS,
On short notice These rods have be, IN tested and
give universal satisfaction and are iniallae in giving
protection to all buildings which they are placed
Persons would hnd 10 To their interest To patruniZ
parties at home instead Of travelling pedlars who of
course, cannot he held to any responsibility.
Address. }. \. STOODARD.
April 9. 1859 uI4,m Jnli.,
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Tax Sale Notice.

A Ii persons concerned will please take notice that
IA at a sale Of lands town and city lots for State.
county and special and due and unpaid there
county Of sil aud State cf Illinois, the 25th day Of
April 1850. and the 28 day Of May lS60 that the
undersigned is the legal holder by purchace and az
signment Of the purrl certificates Of the following
described lots and oflands at said sales and
that the time rf redemption thereof from sale will ex
pre in two from the date of said sale, and the
redemption will be double the amount sold for and
subsequent taxes if paid by with ten per cent
interest and costs of advertising to wit:
Lot Riock in West Joliet, Amount 81. 40
" II 1 81
10 's 14.40
10 IL &C 3.4I
in North Joliet ~
Sec. Town r. Amt
10 acres VIZ n Wa nwlz % 81 IL si.55
44S1o0 acres frac. n Canal NV *
nwL Il IS 10 7Os
. acres corr VIZ 81 "a II Los
Joliet. Juns Is, 1861. 2sw
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FOR CATTLE AND HORSES.

VIlIS is truly Great Remedy. Half p cent bot
L tie Of sloan's Instant Relief. given in pint of
water, seldom fails to a horse of Collie in a
minuets.
For Bruises Strains, Sprans, and many ether njnr-
les Horses. Cattle and other animals. Soan's In
slant Relief speedily effects cure. Many persons
have been stcnsled witness the rapid effected
by the use of this wandeTfu medicine.
Rae~Get Circulars of Agents.
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n o L 1 C E

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in the city
~ Of Joliet and County Of VIII. who have auy ac-
counts against the Undersigned to present the same
immediately for settlement ard those who are pdebt
ed are requested come aud pay up by doing YOU
will much obhge me, amt save costs
D. oCONNoR.
a. Joliet, April 27, 1861.
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TO FARMERS.
SUPPLY OF McCoRMIcK's
Reaper s. Moving Machines,

FOR IobI, just received.
These machines the best in market and warrant
cd. combining all the latest improvements to date
Arrangements have been made with Mccormick
Bros. 10y which shall be disappointed in furnish
ing all machines wanted 10y the Farmers on p hours
notice. should NOT have them on hand Come and
get ihe only reliable Reaper and Mower in market.
Terms liberal.
P. Filler, Agent.
Joliet, July 90, 1861. n7-4w
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DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE.

Require restoration of nsensibe perspiration sloans
Fever Antote, Condition Powder is "A certain Blood
Purifier. 1t fails to loosen the skim cleanse the
water. create appetite. aud positive cure for Coughs
Colds StIH Complaint Founder. D-tcnIper and carries
OF Bolts aud WORMS, may be given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety.
0ns Package Of the Powders and a box of the Ont-
meut will perfectly . recent Founder in SIX or
eight days, without leaving the least effect the feet
In Horse Dlstemper they will alay the fever and pro
mote healthy termination Of the disease One DOW
der and part Of a box of onims Mt. will, IN all
cases. cure. tho Horn Distemper in a COW; two are
sometimes required for ok.
WALTER b. SLOAN. the original discoverer of this
truly valuable medicine still has the sole supervision
of lis manufacture. but oTde should he sent 30 his
Oscar Sloan, - South Water Street. Chicago.
ILL. who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine. Sold
wholesale and retail at haHnfacturrr's prices at
Joliet bv j IL, BROWN, and Retaied by all the 9TH
er Druggists.
June 1e 1860. aol.fy
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are cautioned against purchasing a
IA note, payable to Moses Cleveland, aud signed by
NE, as shall not pay the same
Joliet, June 5, 1850. nsissu
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sANF DIS 92E
LIVER INVIG0RATOR,
lEYER DEBILIIATING

NEVER DEBlLIIATlNG.
1T rs COMPOUNDED ENTIPELY PROM GUMS,
and has become established fact, Standard Med
icine, known and approx ed by all that have used
it, and IL resorted to with confidence IN all dis
for which il is re- = commended-
IL has ed thousands . within the last two years
who had given up all = hopes of relief. as the nu-
merous unsolicited GER tifCates in my possession
<
The dose must be a. - daptcd to the tempera-
ment of the individual- taking IL, and used in
such qualities 10 act = gently ON the Bowels
Let the dictates Of your - Judgment guide you in
the use of the Liver IN lyIGoRAIoR, and IL will
cure LIVER COMPLAINTS. = BILIOUS ATTACKS, DTsPEP
sIA CHRONIC DIARRHGk. = isusEnER COMPLAINTS, DTs-
EMERY, DRoPsT, SOUR STOMACH, HARiTuAL COS
TIyENEss cHoIc, cHoL - ERA, CHOLERA NoRBUs, chOl
era infantum, Flatu- - llenee, Jaundice, Female
Weakness. and may be used successfully as an
Ordinary Female Med-os iicine- lt4sfn cure SICK
HEApAcnE. las thousands can testify,) in twenty
minufs If two or three = Teaspooniuls taken at
commencement of att. tack.
ALL USE ARE GIVING their testimony In
its favor.
NIX WATER The MOUTH WITH THE INFI6oR-
AToR, AND SWALLOW BorH lToGETEEE
Price one dollar per Bottle.
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PURE vEGETBLE EXTRACTS. AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES Air tight, and will keep in any climate
The FAMILY CAL THARTIC PILL is gen
tie bui active Cathartic ~ which the proprietor has
used in his practice more - than twenty years.
The constantly increas - ing demand from those
who have long u-ed the PILLS and the Subtraction
which AL express in re- - gard to their use. has in
duced me TO place them - within the reach of all.
The Professions well know n. different Cath
artics act on different - portions uf the bowels.
The FAMILY CATHAR- TIC Pill has. with du" ref
ereuce 10 this we'll estab- shed fact. been
pouned from a variety - of the pursst Vegetable
Extracts, which act O. - like on ev,ry part Of the
alimentary canal and = are good and safe in all
cases here Cathartic is needed, such De
RAN6ENTs Of the STox- = AcH, SLEEPfNEss. PAIS and
SoRNEss the whole body. from sudden cold,
which frequently, ne = neglected, end in long
course of Fever. Loss Of - APPETITE. CREEPING
saTIoN of Com the = body REsTIErsNEss. HEAD
ACHE. or Weight In the - head. all INFLANMAToRI
DISEASES, WORMS in Children or Adults, RHEU
MaTIsN. great PURIFI- = ER Of the BLOOD aud many
diseases TO which flesh Is heir numerous 10
mention in this adver > tisement. DosE, to 3.
Price 3 Dimes.
THE LIVER INVIGOKATOR AND FAMILY CA
THARTIC PILLS are allied by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by the trade in all the are towns
s.T. W. SANFORD. NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadv ay. New York.
Sold in Joliet by J. ii. Brown, L. NJ. Bray, Ges II.
Wc1pTuff and J. MeCann- (sept l3-hlsly
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.Ioiie1 Tnrning Shop

THE SUBSCRIBER would announce TO Cabinet Ma
kers Stair Builders and others in want Of Turning,
thar he is carrying the
Turning Business
in all its various branches NJ Kings shing and Sash
Factory, the Upper Bridge BY strict attention
business be hopes receive share of public
Joliet Dec. 10. n26 JAMES ROYNE
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Wanted.

THREE OR FOUR PEDLERS with teams to sell
i Culriyators. for which good wages by the .pcnth
or liberal commission .he sales will be allowed
Applicants should be prepared to commece about
the 24th inst Apply personally to the subscriber at
Manhattan or address by letter through Joliet p o.
Manhattan, April 9, 1861. 4saw
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UNnERTAKING.

The subscriber has received, and vii kesi :, . ID
sizes and stiles Of Metallic Burial Case. shh. =
furnish 10 such ss may want them. The -
which these cases are held for their bea1i!,
and preserving powers. fully attest tbeI eIsA,.iS ~
also Keep on hand all styles Of " Ood Coz - r
TO all calls for his services as undertake., = "
try. Horse and Carriage on hand.
L. DAILY, ErchAesA -
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HORTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ii. HUNTINGTON, President.
c. b. BowERs, Secretdry,
CHARTERED 1910. CASH CAPITAL 100000.
I of thesaf and best managed Insurance Com
panies in thu Union Policies issued REASONABLE
rates by S. W. BOWEN, Agent.
Mo Joliet Ill.
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EoR general supply Of Groceries, Flour, Feed &c.
4 call 81 ca sxtsTrs;.
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S LO ANS OINT MT.

FOR Miiiness. Safety, Certainty ThorouGhness
SlOns Ointment is rapidly sup rcedn all other Uiut
ments and Binimcnts for the of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls Of all kinds, Crack
ed Heels, Ringbone, Poev windgais, Callus Spavine
Sweeney. Eistuia, Foundered feet. sand Cracks
Scratches Of Grease Mango aud Horse Distemper.
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Rr. McRAE, OccuIist aud Aurist,
Give special attention diseases of the Eye Ear
In this climate, where the Eye is subject 70 So many
diseases which fatal to delicate All
afflicted should attend the earliest symptoms
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness.
Letters fIOm a distance containing one stamp will
receive prompt attention Address Box l292
d. MclSAE VI. D.. 1t. Louis. No
OFFICE No. 25 NORTH FIFTH
Between Pine and Chestnut square from the
Court II0usr. st. Louis NO ul2ly
JOHN MURRAY, Executor.
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O. The affIicIed

t'HAI troubles me disease the PILEs. be cured
BY calling on the subscriber at the IL Mile Grove
Honse Joliet III by addressing him through the
Post Once. Warranted TO in every instance or
the moi.ey refunded. The Medicine can be sent by
express mail to any part of the United States or
Canada. Charges moderate and 10 suit the times
Feb IS lS6O " sLNR0pS
TO RENT
A well arranged two story Brick Dwelling House
~ on Joliet sta north sf A. Cagwinis residence
Apply To n FISH, at his Lamber Yard once
b-2i. 1850
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AMBER AND PALE CREAM ALE
D.. ID. MGR A f.,

- 80. D VI e. "a n L.s
HAVING expcrimcI ted with medicine in the treat
nvnt U disease- Cor years, laying aside all prrJu
uICes. has examined IN the meantime all the various
systems and schools of medicine. and have selected such
remedies a. demonstrate 10 le sale and eiicrnt
rejecting al! mineral poisuns. To acute dis
comparatively easy task il is the curing of
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience aud peis ve-anc" tempered with kind
1t is in the latter class If diseases where py-
clans mostly make their failures uaying given this
class OF diseases may spccIa attention profess he
preraTed all chronic diseases with positive
/ all that cnfAble cases, unless be
conditiOnally, that patients may depend upon my
declaration profess to treat successfully all chronic
diseases of the Lungs. Liver, Bsrprs Nuralgia Para
lyss Rheuniatsm and all deS St[E<<tnts of the nerv
system. tistula and Piles successfully treated in
Nom thirty TO sixty days without the Of the kniie
or much additional pain. profess to treat with
paTHeled success the othsOme disease known 10y the
Of Cancer in all its stages without the Of the
knife any harsh If patients will strictly
obey my instructions, will guarantee satisfaction in
all cases where disorganzaon Of the vital organ
has taken place. The best of references lie
from ctiZrHs of 81. Louis. where devoted practice
for tr last three years. l have in my Office Can
Tumnrs. weighing from lbs. that have re-
novel with without the of the knife For
further particulars. physicians and others invited
to call and eAauine iur themselves.
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AHH~ ~"N1HG GD NJ
TO PAINTERS a OTHERS

I HAVE hand a large and well selected stock Of all
kinds Of PAINTS, Dry and In Oil.
Also-Sand paper, linseed Oil spirits Turpintine-
TIMBER, Lithrage, Bronze. Gold and silver Leaf patent
Dryer. Lacer, puuise stone, VRrnises paint Brust IS
Window Glass, &C. which prepared TO sell on thu
most favorable terms. J. ii. BROWN.
sent 1856. nj:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-06-07

MAINE 0SwARp.-A Maine Brigade OF the
grand National army passed through the
city yesterday for the capital. 1t was line
body Of men, with muscle toughened in the
hardy ayocations Of this grand State, with
calm rcsoluteness in their looks: with fire in
their eye, and stoutness in their build. They
are an honor to their state; and they will
do her honor, as under the inspiration OF the
Flag Of their country they fight for tho Con-
stitution and tho Union. Their reception
was an ovation; Nothing has been scon like
it here for years, and tho grand scene from
Haymarket square-where streets and sur
rounding buildings swarming with human
faces-through State street, which was pack
cd with applaudins and admiring masses
and 10 on through tho city, was moro like
Lafayette reception day than anything. per-
haps, we have had. But the Maine boys,
chips Of the old blocks, got no bigger God
speed than they deserved. There's no sort
Of use in saying such made-up men won't
fight. They won't run.-Bos. Jour.
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LENDING TO TIE LoRp.-A poor man, sone
of whose family were sick, lived near Dca-
con Murray, referred to in the tract, "worth
Of Dollar" and occasionally called at his
house for supply Of milk. One morning
he came while tho family were at breakfast.
Mn. Murray rose to wait upon him, but tho
deacon said to her, "Wait till after break
fast" She did 40, and meanwhile the Dca-
con made some inquiries Of the man about
his family and circumstances. After family
worship, tho deacon invited him to 80 out
to the barn with him. When they got into
the yard the deacon, pointing to ono Of tho
the cows, exclaimed:
"There, take that COW and drive her home"
The man thanked him heartily for tho
COW, and started for homo; but tho deacon
was observed to stand in the attitude Of deep
thought until the man had gone somc rods.
Ilc then looked up and called out
"IIcy, bring that COW back"
The man looked around, and the deacon
added -
"Let that COW como back. and you como
back too"
lie did 20; and when he came into the
yard again the deacon said
There, take your pick out Of the cows; I
ain't going to lend to the Lord the poorest
COW I've got.-Gd. Messenger.
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MliseeIlaneous.
CHAINS,
sILKEN AND OTHERWISE

Ulna sat her stecd well. Her iayorite was
q splendid bay Of the Morgan breast and
muscle-glo~y, smooth, perfect in curve,
strong and neat Of sinew and limb abrcath-
ing representative Of the American dual idea,
lishtness and strength. Ulna was fearless,
even when her beautiful bay quivered be
meath her with premonitiOns Of high-bred
impaticnce or downrighs anger.
A proud and beautiful woman on horse
back. well seated, leaning to pat the arched
neck, erect, tightening rein upon restless
bits; tossing with the dancing stccd, plume
waving, checks aglow, eyes aashins-this is
the perfection Of thrill-givins beauty.
To-day the party was large enough to be
joyous. There was Ne,tie, light, girlish
little thing, on abcautiful pony; and Frank,
with her plump pretty figure. and rcd round
checks. There was Dallas. smooth and trim
in cloth and feature; tall, blaek-eycd and
black-beardcd; and Gray OF the handsome
fraternity. They were all well acquainted,
in good health. on horseback, and Of course
gay.
They sought by-ways, winding through
forests under broad branched trces, chatting
easily along; or swept over plains with the
speed Of wind, and the beli.like laughter Of
human voices foating in tenor and bass upon
the ear. Ulna led these wild sweeps. aud
looked back upon the galloping bcyy with a
saucy turn Of the bead-only King by her
side. II was bold riding for even him but
he was proud, dark, determincd-a Ct at
trndant of the wild creature with whose fy-
Ing steed his own gaunt Arab wr~tlcd neck
and neck.
They had turned, and were waiting for the
group to come up, in cxhilarant eonversa'
ton, noting tho painting Of the horses, anC
watching the lingering sunset.
This last gallop was . famous one, saiC
Ulna. a brave cavalier, Monsieur King !;
bowing and smiling.
Il must needs b. to attend Mademoisells.
Il thank you. should be sorry to put l
friend at fault. But there are berries BY tn
wall there. will dismount, Mr.. King
In hitting her to the ground Ulnas curl
lay an instant on his shoulder, and his beas
swept her cheek. Whom sho glanced int
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soulful. Then sho went down, down, down,
down into nothingness, till she was no big
ger than buttercup, her little heart al
most stopped ib bcatings, the blood left her
checks, and her hands were rs white as snow;
and then the reaction came, the warm blood
coursing through tho arteries with almost
the sound Of surgling streams and little
Magsie's finger tips were warm and crimson
when she laid her head on his bosom and
wept in her own still way" 30 like an
April rain."
She made the darlinscst little wife that
ever minister had.
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the position claimed by the South, and In
carrying out that position she has never
asked anything but right and justice, and a.
that was denied her peacefully, she will h"ve
1t. let the cost Of blood and treasure DO what
II may