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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- Mira. L&adeS, shs gifted wife uf the
poet-herO, Gen. Lander, lately made al
ascent in balloon With Professor Lave.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- Gen. Wool has been instructed TO
communicate with the proper oOnfeaerats
aathpritiaa, asasF . a~eef truce, In ref
ssence 70 fscilisiss for supplying the prss-
onsss IN thsir casaoay with clothing and
and esiae4 necesaasies. @at ai 50
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- R&xsy was in Switzerland, at last
accounts, locking sFoGnd foT horse VIZ
ciOus enongh TO be operated upon in pub-
lie.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- The New York Herald reports tina.
FhuTlow Weed has become one of the
proprietors and is the chief editor Of the
Eew York World.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

az Lord Palm srstsa has snsagsd apon
his 18th gear. He WAS born on the aesh
dag ef 0ntshes, aZss. ii stE Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- Arsemus Ward says 'fths Tiger il
the prinsipaI game found In the fast
uesses of Washington
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

hasaApgxa. GsHEAsss~~-Xhszs arg saii
aso bs asa Bsissdie tisasfsss Ia ashass.
.sios, - ef wAish ass yes 70 be saa6rnna4a
by she Senate. OF thsse Iowa has bean
accorded bat ONE, Gan- Ousis, thoagA en-
titled 70 foss as ieass, sonsiassiag she
nusabes Of troops thia State has farnish-
ed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

~ The Duke OF Newcastle is threat
ened With total blindness and amaurosis.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

| Gabz So - #ssss , a1s8
- The northern dsbta ssgussssred in
PstsEsaarg, Va, ara upwards Of six hun-
drsd thousand dollars, and in Richmond,
more 4Aat swo zaiftfunH. --
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04
FAINTER

~AOisoS STREET. couscIL n1urys. j
to voys $3.50 ta Az HsaIla, aaa 3swa amssafwzssan a#
as ssst ss.p 80 prices. ana sase pasparsa a assaa,
fsstraIt psl,s 81 tAs ART al kizss ssfE&aASAxsnn6
y z - &aaz& Z EAsw ks@esMss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

TSLEcTIoS NOTICE..
L. NeEies IL hegsAy zivea 90 the qmaaiasa Kasct-
as asaa in aI Of tas civ5i To~sklps oa aais eossy
on Tuesday, October gih, 1851 for tha ssxsaosa IL
eaoslns tsr ssas following named state, Distsics,
County and Township osascrs, te wit:
0ns Cos yaEaoF, 0ns i4ieatan&n1 9eveFnsa one
adss % tAs ESSrsme GgHrt, sAa RsgseaMaaaetss
10 Congrsss ito nis vacancy snd one EapswnSnas-
tive In GsuaxEI Aasaufsy @@s u fFss& -
one CouatE Jadsa, sns Ceransr, ans DralaaEa
sas Uassty psTtntenaank sf Coss~
men School ans Treasurer ana gscarasr Ssa all VS..
oas ffsasarsr afd Recorder tfsf fuii terasl
oas shssiH Ga aal vaean<s, D ans SaastR saos fart
tegrar - oae CSHaty surveyor (to MI yecaneysA aEa
aue G1saET snfvEyp4 ffar fat terra = ! FE'sf "
ran eosfa si f0s ship ofnssrz in eseh TswasalR
Eaaaaeas ef aAs Pes1s ssa C5ssaa stss - ass su3
psryisaE IN ssca load District T
Also nsnsbsrs ef The BozFa aF County suSeFyts-
esa y sseh ~ tAs fsla0Rink as4a@d xswasAivs,
xAnas EsSsvs, silver Greek, waaaua cspes, rsrs,
az BuRDIcg,
60, .s., oassSs Beard es ssesFsisofa.
- ..sg
III I ana now pvspaxsd 10 farmish nsaxIy fsr4E
ane Faraetss 81 gFsesaas, ssrying Ia ealaE assm
pure saits q tAs assPsa4 seaFlss. Also sssslnew-
planta w1ii BE- fnFulsA sAad lii poaa III leg raeee Al
are Aaa fox water aswsgsEz easefg szxzxxs ~ asss
IN anmediatelY. AaAresa -.
-. aEi59 - n. TKRRY,
A " ORDNANCE 49,
n gmEistsd - ssaauaascs sss sae asaahaisaansns
af hRFraaoH ssraaS ard gha gERas EserAgh. .,f rs#
ne 50 osossnes BY sae Eeszan1a Coan<tI af the
a4s 3 z csssaa s,aas nssa ssssss @ = ealIas
20 essaEusaes 40 fs@s fzaM sas kafsA mast eesser
vf 8fesa end MaGISaa ssxa&gs mhsaA p@Iaa saAu b
8 - srss go ssEas, :! Sea ssa AsEfisss ssssst
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- HmEy Rasa Bssss,sr, asetarsd in
haEsfosd assw svsaings siass, Ehs pres
eesas etl q after payiag him his lees sioo lefs
ak dollars for stAe poor
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04
LFRED A. SMITH,
HlgSs. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. -- -a .-.
ss.AHlng, 6 ding, erALaias7 kubIing. Hsouxang,
~ t'@S =, SaSoh ana nasgy painting in good style
TX u Wallpaper constantly on hafsd t7eITIinKs
Ealleuea and walls xoIgfed
.T oraeEs iroia towa OF CO guiry, solicited and
4ar1t S. N"~~' -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- In sAa PARIS mAxksg on tbs 9th el
ocsooes, taas azsnaal ceremony Of prome-
nadsng the King of Pumpkins took place,
1t wsishsa IA paanas, and has tea feet
foHr inaAss iR eiraaafsrensss In waz
gyuwM i'm 0rlsaas. zs.t ..a@ s. nya-gT #
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04
III VI. WILSON,
Real Estate amd C@aHseGang
AaE@RM@Ys

COtNCL BLCPFs, IOWA
~. buy su4 sell Real Estate, IoGsta land war
TAa1s pay Taxes, make C0llectiou&, furnish Ae-
hIA>lA u FLss, And DO everything pertaining ss q
kFatral agsucy
yHas the ouiy cSmplsts Ab8txact Of Titles TO
SEA Esi4ter embracing Deeds, Mortgages, TTust
[ssla All Tax Titles, toSosher With full and o9m-
y[e'a o3Sket Of ali Judgments, DEGREES sud Execu-
e'a sales IA P9ttawAtG&mIe comfy showing all
/" ,4oFaacPs, liens and detective GlEleE.
AlT!5 1851 Iv
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04
ns.L.yssD.. !.

n ~ sA& Esamhasn Eoasaesa u fhA cIEY IN coun~
eii &anHs, L9ys, 1hSs 4wnws ae asas oss a. ma 81
slas wsA cp z1xse 4 aaasasnas& e Hsssssway
sad sxfezdihx on ssid AaaIsen Akreef ta Ehaseufk
sads a1 las Ma - Maa&s tzk* ID 8xia Ms8ison
$os4 iazpser sss 3zaf i hair gne9l ~ fhicx' laia
Fissx ppen Asxa soA asEzRzess MassEssm than
10 ~ seuf fheAex, ssla yah % Be- fear feet in
Efese xhs EwF ria M saaz mzzk skhM Esz lain
I'VE Esef Iom West side ag sasS Jets Egangiag ca
80 Msaakdn Ssssst q A Aa sM& W. sefs bf fsts oa
sae ssss sl6s rs ssaa Aa@isaN stsssax szaaAzR lAs
H&N& &Esstss z3azesseb
20 soa&ts0eLa sse w an ascnx4zzx aatAe
sHot4Asfe8s ana Ii cenfefmIty With the establish
a xsssAe q sasG kxxmmg iwtzhsn Szxgy - srou
tbs Of thiE FesslnGtan " saia slss wak
xiIf he 3Aassssets4 ~ EAs cssy of Hsamcn Hsnas,
sHs ths fxDsass ss.esssa e iAs rsesSssFs lsssi
Il sF LysA&uHR ". RAsaRaTTs ARg@.
w. CmAwToRD. City AacgrseF
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04
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~ SsaSss ssksss 4eS sAeis wafeA 81 lsst.
Reants thai tAssngh the asss popds 8sn
ntgs MsRs sHssz ssuaea wssasara aiks hem
- = sso~sss - Aass ssss via ksdsas ssgAs-y-,
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Fl IiSsg ,ss,s., n, ssss-,sse g sss sEss#s T. ss
tAs daR forsn Of fnenscsy dwslI,
.E4E " u 9zass tied fsxaa re sixnsAxsRI
raa ras issosd 80 asshsi 4 n
xgEr -. &&y ae tAaasES ge E! s1usgnu
Kind LOOKS Ger thy slnnahsrs shinsf
4 Aqs sa1 IN sAa spir4a Lara szFzIFEts -
a Mess thy homes lQag parted baaa. 4
% se sAsiF syes all fuv3 and fiRhtr-
Use sg5gaI Seed Hasaas Hsd1 gsta@
IN, :ei8l Il.
.E 1fssiQ& " hsAEea IN nsasaars ssalI
Exile oser Thy eoara nay glssm.
81 l. Rnes fasas &aans swa sszAunsaEn gFfeasas :
AAfdt awAy " zesrias aasxa haaxasst g
4 ..., Goq4 slShst f-T@7t Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04
WElDk 1Isl p Dk1EsDAY, !. DEcEMBER 4, 1861.

- The committse sppoiusss hya shs
Varmsna Legislators % sxamins Into Its
Personal Liberty Bill, has rspostsa, Eisr
elariAg Il 70 conflict with shs constitutes
of the uniaaa Ssasas. "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- Avosaan Fas lsasly spssiaaaa n
Wales, kagiead, of a#sag wisA sws. ii !.
Aaads as aAs saas sisss. One wurk
2 aissss--assa g ne ether day times 10 a@
bad ! hasbasd all she yesy asoaaa- /,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

I ~ fss damage 20 Rseaassd, Aaips,
from tAs late storm and high dds, Ia sssi-
mated II $s0, ,g, - .s, !.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- sesatoF HaaEy Wilsoaa hiss WHIT
sea . letter sspsc ssnying thai be Il
either dirsssly q IL eesfY coAesrnsd ID
apy dorsrnzaeas ! sFsos Tar fssalahing
array shoes - haa bsss saaAad. 9
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- Ths Bxidgew&ssF izon works Ia
Aaamss@shssssss, have egsvefmneus contracts
On hand SUFFICIENT to kssp thsir establish
meat in operation until next June. u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

U0Usk PLANES. a-..4 Il
11 ana asw pvspased 10 farnish naaxiy far4y
ane' varieties af gFsbsaas, yaryiRg la esius asssn
pure white ID tks deepest s3azass AaRv sssssmoyv-
sTss RRaAte 3, Pasanlas caraa4As AsS Aae &ksse
plahss viii be fnYuisAsd In pats ut lew Eaeaa Al
are ass fos Essfsy aswsgsrg p9ssF kzsHss eessns
IN Efnneaia teaY. AAAresa
. 10y ~ a. A TgRRY.
~ Ii II s. GreseSat City Iama-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- The late rebel Gsassl u Havsas,
hzs azAsd fos his ssnk pay; sad Ssssssary
sswara has rsfnasa h. s7isj saa'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

H Ksokak county Issa, wsth ! pop
ssAstss~ I'd shifssea ssa%sasa issr hsaSrsd
has sent Eve hundred men 10 the war. i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

pRspAEREEea o. rear MAaKRg.

G. z. sr2RArKk, 1dj't.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

lAthanga SaN Ssarv4 cuaapaainss dfasF siSefy In
their origin aud nasaxE jet they ali require IasE
tEsaFlSe9L sAs7H sfsfhs wsssi Eases, Of askA sER-
eAseS5 VIII yieId II saaBRstsissy short space eE
time whsa this Ointment 10 silLgeaiIy EuE6ed ints
ttse parts aaactsa, even altar every ether means
have falIrd, m all seEio1s maIssa the PlKis sss2a
De taken In acaaraaase 70 Shs pfistsd fnstgheaiona
aeeuue eaufing each beg. .r- y tass1--T5
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-01-29
COAST FORTIFICATIONS OF THE
SOUTHERN STATES.

At the present luncturo 1t becomes n mat
ter Of interest 10 know the strength Of th'
coast dcfenccs Of the Southern States. Th,
documents accompanying The Report Of The
Secretary or War, for the present year, have
not yet been printed, but from the document
accompanying the Report made a year ago
we condensc some facts relative to tho forts
Fort Delaware, situated on the Delawar,
river, is large fort nearly completed, auc
mounted with nincty-one guns. the posses
sion of this fort is necessary to the commerce
Of Philadelphia.
Fort Mitiiu, the old revolutionary fortifica
lon, lies out Of tho slave State waters, being
but six miles below Philadelphia.
Fort Carroll, Baltimore Harbor, Maryland
is in forward safe of progress, aud is now
able to mount forty four guns.
Fort Madison, Annapolis Hatbor, Nd, !.
in fair state Of defense.
Fort Monroe, Ilamptoa Roads, Va, j. in n
good state Of repair seycla additions to its
strength having been made.
Fort Calhoun, II mpton Roads, Va, is in
course Of construction, and is defensiblc.
Fort Macon. Beaufort Harhor, North Car
oins, stood in need OF repairs but e cfcnsiblc.
Fort Caswel nj the mouth Of the Cape Fear
river, North Carolina, is in good condition.
Fort Moullrie and Castle Pinckney. in
Charleston Harbor, South Carolina, are now
both in the hands Of the rebels. Both arc
strong Notifications, but The fo mer has been
partly dismantled by the rctteating United
States troops. Castle Pinckncy is strong
fortifcalion strongly mounted with cannon i.
Fort Sumter, Charleston Harbor, South
Carolina, is an almost irnpregnablc foriifca-
ton, mounted with heavy guns, and com
mands Fort Moultrie, Castle Pinckney, and
commands the city Of Charlcsto
Fort Johnson, Charleston, South Carolina
is a less important fort On the mainland in
Charleston HM or.
Fort Pulaski, Savannah river Georgia, is
powerful fort, constructed with view to lc
ing mounted with a argc number Of the heav.
lest ordinance.
Fort Jackson, Savahnah river, Georgia has
recently been placed under extensive rcpeirs
Fort Clipch, Amelia Island, Florida, las
recently been repaired.
Fort Taylor, Key West, Teyugas Islands
Florida, is rca ly TO receive portion OF its,
armament.
Fort Pickens, Pensacola llarbor, Florida,
hasbeen recently enlarged aud strengthened.
Fort McCree, Pensacola Harbor, Florida,
has been strengthened.
Fort Barancas, Pensacola Harbor, Florida,
is under construction.
Fort Morgan, Mobile Point Alabama, has
been recently repaired.
Fort Gaines, Duphin Island, Alabama, is
under construction.
Fort Pike, Fort Maconb, Tower Duprc
Battory Bienvenne, and Fort st. Phillip, on
the coast Of Louisiana, arc small forts, noun.
ted with heavy guns. They are all in do
fensible condition. Other Notifications arc
under construction in tha, State, but arc at
present useless.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-01-29
better next time Why will people be in such

better next time Why will people be in such
hurryi
Tho boat backs, the scramble ceases, and
nobody is hurt, after all.
This time VIC come up little better. With
the assistance Of few pals Of water. We can
mako out to rub in.
Snap! snap! Crcak creak Wo move
slowly along.
New We arc nearing the bridge. SEQ how
they crowd to the bow, and how they stand,
with one foot forward Of tho other, dinner pail
in hand, ready for jumpl There they 60!
One---two.-. .three..-hslf "a dozen. 1.-The whole
flock, like a parcel of sheep led by the bell,
weat her And how they scamper of, in all
directions, jostling those they meet TO and
fro!
Wcll, thank fortune! We arc safe on dry
land again, after long and exciting voyage
from Wliamsburgh to New York, and we
will 60 about our business as speedily as pos
sibe. Good bye to saltwater life till six O
clock when We shall sail homo to roost!
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-01-29
Her husband was soundly .leepiDg at his

Her husband was soundly sleeping at MS
lonely home, one mile from her fathers.
His rest bad been broken the night before,
watching with dieing relative, and early be
sought his home and retired to rest-but was
wakened after the middle Of the night by a
rapping at tho door.
He quickly dressed, struck light, and has
tened to see who had called at SO unreasona-
bic an honr. -..,..
He turned the key--threw open the door,
and exclaimed, 'Luty, God bless you" and
clasped her to his bosom.
Since that time they have both occupied
one home, and Luty says "her husband never
looked as well as when he opened the door
and the light shone upon bis high brow, with
his dark locks brushed back, and a pensive
sadness resting upon his features"
"She says she ioves him too.
Since that time two summers have come la
dened with beauty-thcro has been sunshine
and showers, light and darkness.
Autumn has chased summer down the hills
through TIE valleys and over the plains, eve
ry thing in her track has redeemed, and ri
pened, the golden corn--the purple grape,
and blushing peach, she holds temptingly just
above the lap Of mother earth.
Aud this beautiful autumual evening
would point you to wellligbted cottage
surrounded by fruit and flowers, the glass at
the east windows are FURNISHED by the moon
beams-the full moon has but just arisen.
The gravel walks are strcwn with leaves,
and close observer would see that gentle
breeze move them lightly.
"You are ready TO exclaim, the surround
ings are beautiful but what is in the cottagel'
"Lore and beauty"
There sits Luty, with little snowy, bright
dress, trimcd with dainty edgiug, gathered
up in her hand, just ready TO slip over the
dimpled shoulders Of little May, ms she sits
growing upon her lap-snd her husband sits
by her side, paying pita-pat, upon plump
little foot-a pair of tiny shoes are nestled in
the foot Of the crib, every thing around the
room looks neat and cozy.
What happiness is blended with each days
history as they pass down the current Of
time. That sweet little prailing pledge, has
oternally linked their destiny. Bat wis. IN.
happiness and misery, might have cncom
passed their lives, had no. Luty repcnted
Wrong step, aud returned
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-01-29

AS OuGARcuY.--T State Of South Car.
DINA contains 2a,967 plantations, containing
4, oS2, 55l acres Of improved, and l2,l45,
o4o acres Of unimproved land, valued at $50,
1884 averaging TO each Sal acres.
The Government is based on the Consii.
tntion Of 1890, and the amendments aided
to it at various periods. The right 10 vote
requires freehold Of 80 acres in. ordinary
cases. The Legislature is elected annually.
A Senator must 10 80 wears, old, resident
citizen five years, and it resident in the dis.
trict must own freehold worth 200
Representatives must have resided in The State
three years; ii resident in the district, must
own freehold Of 500 acres 10 ,grocs, or real
estate worth fl5o; il non resident, must own
real estate wolthe500. The Governor is clio.
sen by the Legislature, aud must have resi-.
ded in the State 10 years, and be possessed
Of a settled estate worth fl'5o0. The Lieu
tenant Governor, is chosen and must be quail
i6cd 10 like manner.
The people do not vote directly for Cover.
nor or for President.
There is no middle class in South Carroll.
na. The population consists tout OF tho
towns, which arc few) Of planters aud sort
Of peasantry. The delegates to tho Legisla,
ture are frequently elected by dozen voters,
large land hojers,) anil tho affair is not un.
commonly settled at the dinner table.
Trado is considered as not exactly suited TO
a gentleman. MorebaDts (retaiD arc called
shop keepers, aud are uoG upon social G,
quality with the plsntcr. 81
TNrf,N ~ } VasN
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auIociJcpta at Fort Sumptcr.

The Baltimore .ineriedn has the following
stoiv.
"Onc Of the Baltimoreans who recently -
turned from Fort Sumptcr details an nprcs.
sivc incident that took pli &C the'c on Major
Anderson taking possession. 1t is known
that the American tlag. brought away from
Fort Moutrie, was raised at Sumpter prccl-
scly al noon on tho 9th ultimo, but the ir.
cidents Of that flag raising have not been re
lated. 1t was a scene that will be memon
able reminisceuce in tho lives Of those who
witnessed it. A short time before noon Ma.
Tor Anderson assembled the whole Of his little
force, with the woIkuen employed on the fort,
around the foot Of the gstatf. The nation
al ensign was attached to the cord, and Major
Anderson, holding tho end Of the liue in his
hands, kpelt reycrently down. The officers,
soldiers, and men clustered around. many OF
them on their knees, all deep'y impressed
with the solcmnity Of the scene. The chap
lain made an earnest prayer-such an appeal
for support, encouragement and mercy as one
would mako who felt that Mans extremity
is Gods opportunity, As the earnest, sol.
omn words Of the speaker ceased, and the
men responded amen, with fervvncy that
perhaps they had never before expcrinccd,
Major Anderson drcw the Star Spauglcd Ban
ncr' up to tho top Of tho staff, the aud broke
out with the NATIONAL air Of Hail Columbia
and loud and cxultant cheers, repeated again
and again, werc given by the officers, soldiers
aud workmcn. IT. said the narrator, south
Carolina bad at that moment attacked the
fort, there would have been no hesitation up
On the part of any man within II, about de-
Tending that flag"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-01-29
HOME AND FRIENDS.
ut cHARLEs SWAIN.

Oh, there's q power TO make each hour
A. sweet as heaven designed II,
Nor need we roam 10 bring II homei
Though few there be that find III
We seek TO high for things close by.
And lose what nature found Us;
For life hath here no charms so dear,
As Home and friends around us!
We Oft destroy the present JOY
For future hopes-and praise them:
While flowers as sweet bloom at our feet
II we'd but stoop to raise theml
For things nfar still sweeter are,
When yonth's bright spell hath bound US:
Int soon we're taught that earth has nought,
Like Home and Friends around usi
The friends that speed in time Of need.
When Hopes last reed is shaken,
To show us still. that come what will,
We are not quite forsaken;
Though all were night; II but the light
From Friendships altar crow ned US,
'Twoud prove the bliss Of earth was this
Our Home and Friends around us
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-01-29
THE STORY OF AMBITION.

When Jones was sixteen, he was bent
OH one day being Psesidrnt.
At twenty five, Jones thought that he
Content as District Judge ould be.
AZ thirty he was much elated
When for Mayor Of Frogtown nominated.
but bootless oil the nomination,
His rival, TompFins, graced the station.
At forty-fye his dreams had fed
Hope and ambition both were dead.
When from his tolls he found release,
lie died Justice Of the Peace.
oh, youthful hearts, so high and bold,
Thus is THY brief sad story told!
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CLAItENDON HOUSE,

JoSESvILIE, MICH, J. W. coz, PROPRIETOR: THE
above House, formerly kncwn ~ the Sherman House,
Ia, been placed in thorough repair. and furnished new
throughout. It's share Of the public Ia respectfully So
licited. Gcc2Jm3
Dee IL, 1850.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING OPENED LIVERY STA
be C. Prcks old stand, east of the Post ONE,
now prrpar. 10 let Horses and Carriages. Also, IA
any point they wish. reasonable terms
STRONG DOUD, ProprietOrs.
III .lSle Mich Dec. 10, lsGo.
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Es- The old saw has il that "Bustlc is not
industry This accounts for bu'tlc' ALWAYS
bclug W alisais
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sATCHEL FOUND.
IN THE AORNINQ nE TIL

Nm THE MORNING. OF The I'd ln1t,
" on the road between Cutters Corners and Jonesvc
Saehel cont aiuing Ladies' Clothing &c. The
have by calling 81 the 5r1vDAEp ocs and paying for
This advsttisement.
JoR.S, 1891. isrs