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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

OTHER BATTLES EXPECTED.-A gentleman who
left Columbus on Saturday night informs US that
our army there are anxousy expecting another
engagement with the, enemy-the report being
that they are coming.
Another report prevailed there thaf JEFF. Thomp-
son had had a fight with the Federals last Friday,
some twenty miles from New Madrid, and achieved
a decided success.
erals are marching upon New Madrid, 20 zoo
strong, with nothing in their way but jeff Tbomp
SON aud about hoe men. We give these reports
tor what they are worth.
| Late intelligence from Bowling Green induces Il
to expect an early collision in the vicinity OF Greel
| river, Kentucky.
The next tew days may be big with importan
| events. fMemphis Avalanche, llth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

MaSsis<g PPt ELECrIoNs.-The following are the
na4es'oJ the members elect to Congress from Mis-
s3ssippa
Fiss District, Hon. ]. A. Orr Second District,
Gea. Reuben Davis Third District, Israel WEIGH;
For nth District H. c. Chambers; Fifth District, o.
| Z Singleton; Sixth District, E. Barksdale, Quo
| opposon) Seventh District, John j. McIsae.
Hon. A. G. Brown and MIR. Phelan have been
elected to the Senate by the Legislature,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

The Nashville papers say that watches ara .ow
being manufactured there, Of an equal, Ii n IT su-
nerjor quality TO those manufactured 81 tht North
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

IS No., ...a. fr,o, he
s-The Box Office will open A. NJ when seat. may De
secured =, o,olooL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

SoAp.-Any quantity of superior bar soap can
bad at Mr. T. Wells maltu&cIoy, of SeT levea
and St Joseph sreess. SEE advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
The Bridge Burners.

DISPATCHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
EDNRR rs
And the Original MAYSVILLE COAL OIL.
At pERRY'S OLD LAMP STORE, of ~ yeNrs standing
No, ll2 PoydrGs street,

aJVlIH X HU,t1,<st'4A, .AR hLhRs, ootner Of
u }ar8lGaa 2oygl streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
%TO DETENTION Ar MEMPHIS
J. ID. Morton & CO.s

, J.
FORWARDING MERIII MIS-, Wharf Boat Memphis Tenn
Will give strict attention all consgnmen for reohipnen
RErERGECEs:
IIorre Gayle Co., b hnnelp' -
Juura1n Il Keith, H. H. 0A0rt d w, -. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

M9 a "A
u RAD1oA Y U X 4 -
~ ~aAsk" from Dr. W T. Mills the Editor Of the Ncksours
'1' ~ Daily Sun.
ytCKsBURC Miss, May 8, 1865.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

HEAp4uAET laT BRIGADE iST DIVISION
LOUISIANA NOLUSTEEE fKooPs. (
New orleans. Oct. IL, loJl
= nys MFR Nh. 17-I. IN OBEDIENCE 10 OhS-
* I, from division Headquarters, The Commanders OF Res'-
w nnns md unattached Companies viii IT on tnlai
III I rlI Of thpr Regiments and Companies 10 the Brl
H cor giving and eNiderce OF s"cn
II hey viii also report all persons refusing 10 comply Wiu
Crnrr, No l4- from the Governor ami tomnRh''f
III prompt compliance with This order Is e&peeo" "'''"'
further notice , s..r
T. A. CUARBONNET,
J, F. CALDWELL, '-"HI' N''' I'll
- Mnor and Brigade I"speclor oil OIL u u
ATTJI NTION, VOLUNTEERSf-A \ re-"
q Ir. ,iirr and blg iOdiel MtN will be ece'red in the
W E5BVNFORD GUARDS. A hna opportunity Is offered 10
LII hose wishing to go into immediate ael'Ee eiNE''
r,nuiunlels and unitot TINS furnished ,-~, -r,1rr ,
tIn,iY At The Arnory 6l CUSFOMHOUSE STREET, mp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

NIDyJCE-SI-IrlIUN SULPHUR, SULPHUR
~ We wish purchase Crude or Roll Sulphur. Holders
small large LOIS will plea state quantity and lowest Pfice
b. III. ABRAMS. Druggists
If cnrner CMmp and ltrANIer streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

VINEGAR
Is bbls. WHITE VINE VINEGAR, in store.
For sale by =. H. HRAl1At n w.
tv1 50 Iulomhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
ADJUSTMENTS


WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
The Battle Near Colun,bus.

We arsindebted to a friend for the following in
terestin account of the late BATTLE addressed to
him by an officer of ,Kennedy's Fifth Louisiana
Battalion; of this city:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

0au -. - awvs. = =. xsaxrzE~ q
ppsrs j ars 7 M = TFsss-]
ouss - 9rk - nsly, - on = The
w,u & her. Il baslns (of g&siasl
ous kA ridge 1 pils &Albss b pr
rreuaing rapidly 81 shia tina. We heard
s s a1sss iii ssns Other dAs, ~ man whet
aavhs ID knsx. sAas ina perssus4 sseAgsd
ngsesiag saa iiss aaaag tha iisass wass
tnrninx cut n theaeanq - ~, -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

r..,,s sd. - - z - g., f,ssysy, lyss
L.ss ~ - "a 49, sss~ts,e ssysS5 ~
g - - = 49, "a Gan
sS8sTTf 1s544s# = Il, e - = ~
81 - Esss = wa anS -.
1zz10A&s& = - ~ = III a -
AMb M4ASt'NM& kAIIa@sAAS@'
Only Ling zrczA 9easrsa Iowa to Ceiea&o Ealrs Is
ssanaxesaaSa&sS MA@ aEa&sxs9kEpG Esa kissasTi 4 .
IS saW <Szrszks6 "a &esxEga, and vii 4aas bsssssr
Ga Eazz1itf vx6t ISss Msfxlfs snd catztdi Hssa
pss win H2ax This sSaie tbs aAgtesk e1ts.
sal AID 84sx asesazaz al ehsfys 81 ths So -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09
m1PTMERA.

Az the newspapers are full of remedies
for shis dangerous affection OF the throat,
some Of them wary good, and some Of them
very silly, we will give one which We
know 10 be used By some amifers pllysl-
rians, and which W have never known Ia
fail, II applied carly. Diptheria in Ia
early stages, may BE- recognized By any
person IL ordinary capacity, By two mark
"a sssnpsenss che sensation OF o bone 81
haxd substance IN the throat, rendering
swallowing diakcult and painful, and .
married fmsor, % unpleasant smell Of tht
breath, ahs result Of is patssfaetive ten,
dency. Or the appearance OF these syrap'
toms, lie the passent ia old enoagh to do so
give ufsen Of gam camphor, OF the siga
sf q marrowfas pea, and lei II be rpg&inee
in the mouth, swallowing slowly the sal,
via charged with il until IL issall gone
| In an hour or 90 give aaoshaf, and as To
end of another hour d shird b four h vii
not usually be required, but IL thu pair
and unpIeasana breath are NOT relieved
| Ii nasy be used twp. OF TIRES lines more
at liksie icnger insersals, say sW0 hours
If stha child Ii yeung powder The cam
phor, which can easily be done By adding
| i drop dr. two BIZ spiriE$ OIL alcohol 10 il
and mix II with n equal quantity aE pew
dssed loss sugar, or better pswasrea roc
loanSg. and blow Ii ghfough d quill o
Itabs into its throae depressing Tho toagn
with chs hafs al b spoon. Two or tire
launlicakaons will rsIfssss 6orne recon
need powdered nleee ox pellitexy VT
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09
= k1l1uEl lll. q -
ssssb4a rzsI afsspi yifg ~ nsgks =
Eiasi d M.a ssd, Wal bid laai <seE 70
pay sxpenses. VIM. Hawkins, repab-
llicaa. was shs psss6hssss. : &

o. Thea sasaEapalans haasks sspuhae
an, TharloE Wss afIx eadozins %
aslpss HI. s ssass I5E'asins i00 o hoss-
sosaefy, a w Dong ~ lhassAsd ssAss
shsaxs 10 stir DIP strife bstwssn taa north
and soaEh md 70 bresk up fhs Casaa, haa
sassss aass<y ssw pablisly seafsss sAA'
As has aosa wrengl Ina aanonsSs y
| sha business consists ia bis not eonfsssinS
| that hs knsas Ne spss doiHg sOromS all ID
aaasSSss4 asa4al ssss..s.sss.ss- sag-ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09
] SOLOMON, ..' '. ...
NOTARY PUBLIC D COasEfAacEH
aIxswta,u ,fswA

HAs made tan complete and pesfecs Asstraes Of
xitiet TO ali the IaHds in Mills conafyI Eswa, in
siaa4ag the ofIsinal sales ~ ne Government, and
All shbaeQaent couvsyaares, Mortgage, Deeds 81
TrHsk, oil oiAsr incasnhfafee
Asa. faii AID eoEnpists Abstract 81 TitEs TO ali
atse Lass - kae city Of Esan8u& aaA sae AzssienA
tA@fse--a9d also 10 Psgise City, ln saia county.
- He also Elves pFeTapt hEsanalen@to sAe pay
nsHA 90 Taxes exazakaasna on Tfies and an osheE
lssasshexa peatasslnE ia8 Gssssai Land Agency
Ea~zlesrs In 4Ae csuxi RGasa
5shasrss, fSsI, "
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

~ ss,s,vsk al4 sA&&&3La3k~gg9 sx Nse ta#
wfnAer Asssnolmsmx s-~Tsmans isaEs o. sss&sA d
81 80 49, n e. n H&
- iaxsl# 49, elAs #@8$f tfEs
LezE&4 @&TEDzz&A ~ 81 gMS
.s.s 10 Il. II. KS sEs 81 ES1R. n
xDpxAs Hsssass 4rssa lsoassess wssA ssasss !
am6 7tenS g4MnSi EaNzA.
k1sEsez11sss saksm thwtaEA % &syhn4x& Nsas
afsSsay alEI sHsaS a1ravsl II st sssss6 &Aslsps
II q ssnsaa .sssas s.rs .: O n n as4 sssss
$50 . ciaxsssrxz, =. 80
pee ID. 1850. e Ttg
aEARK sHEHm FAGxsi
M THE znsEaMsaEg 90 Ea8 WORLD
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09
The Immigrant

E&4L16Gs NJ 6&4&&2DA - &GAhUH HALLIDAY
EAsssss. Qzsakss sRs sasss @e~ts "a
To chieago, Esw Ysrk 7Rostsa, phiiSdsip6l nEas
ssa : = sslass kiassai asssas xsslssa oss
and CanaAa #E
rye Y1aaasgsaaig sasxSsa& asrsxa (sub4ays g.
crptsd3 a. folts@a:
EEAwH oxgWMwAa 4g-. AARxEE AT cnIEGss
LOO assissks sK a. .ssaz : 7sts p'eiscks . u
fymD = u @ Sis ." AZ
EeCaSxss4xsRg Ax GAiAsanrxh Rtth he SArEAfa
Cross R4isFsta6 Ear QHtR2Sf Rtt d zs1sfa vssAaa
IliiHois gaasraI Railroad fof E4f%ns and Dta3sk,
and St. Loaie sRa Cairo, At Darlington VIA EsG
sailing - &tssS EuFss& IssAs& u re on T.
SPECIAL NOTICE
E~Taroazga 90 ssw TeES IN ~ aFaEE Rsssr-
gsTF leaving Goazsea aiaEEs, morning S@a ssssz-s
taA4ag tAis Faazas wi1 axrass IN ChsEaSo IL L.
il fram % 10 D. hours sssScsss tssa b. uaG sIA@
rsats sad Ia A4aRse tsEae n epszie<t vita ~ ~
Eas2esa szd soatheFp Lines.
BARK - es@ VA ~ astar@ EfageCsasis 70
AgeBcy City where yos CAD bay your Tekfis 4 -
EaFiangssa ~ Ms &aalrpaa nckEt 9s@a, y AAAa
POINTS EEaH ard SsjBih.
10 kGSTBREBs or STOCK
S5oe8 TfsAba vii ran regularly, tssEuE III
sNzsdsss easspsed- These TT&InB hsvs 81 ~ r2S1a
&c Passenger Trains, thus iAsaEIng aesP4aa asa
consequently sssfaans as tAase FexsiiaHs s"sEH
| thai are constantly sesasans ~ saasT EsS -
New stock psns have bern bniis On e3Sh Elaet
az sns assssaa qsss b u ID. a 81 z. =
| coaaEaodaai8n Of thslF steek.
TMgusgA ssnaswct& s4ssM TO Ghseas0. -L4e
l. IL n III assvs ~ SDHN g, RAAD.
| Vice Psaskaeaf asssS sExpaz EnsaaafnA
= EEhHck Gen " stAfa A8snt Ss
BHx4tnStsh &as. 10, 1850 e
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r,nAT YharssRCY

au4@ ~. SnaA
alieFs nsaesTT "a i.ss -
qaase . ssa1sr % ysns sag's isf ssaAs
fneashs here, and occasionally m Tar Oh |
rftah have been ugsased and interested |
. 81 &C., ia9,;a.,,;ag biawn bv
= -''s = - ....r7:- - ~ La
- aaa aaaFe sassoasa's ~ 80. 80
2nd, on secessaons where you nosiee sns
ia N ayrssaE,s hereabouss,s and Che prophecy
s ss,-tvrsa E,s,t,r,l,,s .IosxpH Sx.rw.
= Z. 80 - L.
Ina yoa $40 sos1 - aAsae A1s @
Nhas our yss2a ere IN regard 70 tns pres
snt fIliScaisi 4, Id Sossth Cayolina, and the
I,...n.....a,,,. Aavsxx;th a.a,,d ran a
eAsys4 go 'ss II = -
scFy o. sas paofsoscy sLissas'a W ~ '1l'
cred by JosgFa sAfTB - years ago. tas
as.h dav al lasa Dae. The gabiinataoa
8 h.aL s. ~. Rn,la wy;Il Ia sns,eh ar.-
~ li4s' = AAss as's'' =. ~''- =.
preesssea ny yeaF haanse ssss alass .
Va d. - MAhIlsAasAlaEA.
Ceaxeu. BEugTs. Jsae ash 1861.
q 49, -----t
wnvws axsox Axu pgarxxcY M gax FRoRa-
r 80. an xxvxz.AzoR. yossra sxEsav
Y -. - sssA aSsa.
-. -
sVaaiEs tsus aassh ne 10y ooa 49,
ING TIE wans ssaa waA sagTa 80 n
Igass osEsaeaag e me feoe.laon y 49, -
0arssins, whsan VIII svsnsaxny ~ - - y
| IN the asas1 ana snsser oS 10y soui as-
Tue dzys WI coase th$s var S1.s ~ 49, 80.
Cd oat upon al nataenss negaaalns y -
place fqr ne1ota' ns aoa - A. - -
sfaAa DC alysaeo aafnss g ~ No ~ 81
Ssasss, sad che sosithsfn Ssases VII cal
ION ether nations, even the patton o. %
Britain, as II y caltes and thsy ssia MI y =
fso car upon osheF na.luss, = osueI - e
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

kAM'L 81 AATLlss, sAMsL Ea%&EkRs
Ss " eAs& Aws 70 ali ~ Jas ri SArRacz.
.# Jse. n, LOCKWOOD sstsa D
bssss il gxeAaIags, Geld DHst. Gala sisd cuETsn9
Fmssssss Aas1wsi sa tins dspositss
4 eaaseaaahs szsas On tAss cad sass ssEnss b wsss
cara 2sws and xeAsssksys ssA ssoessaa xsaaasta<
sEasapii - cagrsas rates VI RxeAassa- ~ gssst.
ET ne ssasl aandansaeaa sssss sraaasa 70 easse-
asasa. in a9Gs fssaN 20 #Fha
| gSzmaEylA E5e9 $500. a. 1yE
tstFt #hf TNss$sssli CopyI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

i5szs8sanxa pe1tasNN to &zs6aeat Land Agency t3
/ EziFses u das Gsuri Rcase
I -. !.
NpTses
All perseas. Indebted q ~ are requested e cal
ami sessse txuf s4iatesy. Those ewing sesnnnts On
oas BosEs, must ssttie the sstss BY Note OF other
wsse hegare The 1sS day Of Fasgaawy, o. tAsg viii
be T2&sed in ne hands 81 uaceF feF ooileetlon.
43 GEORGES PARKS O CO.
saaaaEy 5, 1884. IA
II zeal sorseH.
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app ". Gssasy--sss ,-.Toa ass Assesy sssssssa
thas Esse IL hew N als Id she acs "a ss Gasxx 81
shs pistgiea oaurt af psssswastAEaae eanass u a.
esAIzing u yna aixusss fxssa aAe saAe ~ mstxs-
aaasy and shst nnieas Yea ApFsax Ant snswsx sase
asAslas " before nocn Of ths sscaaa Dag " shs
sssnassss % sAs ayst AsaAsy Ia Rsaxussy, resi-.
CO.. IL : s sssis;i u i 2. :
$3.50 !. .,,.v,, a. 49, = - : =,
sssss ! - - sss . s =
Lot Aatat ~ II frl I'M alsn.sf sSge1es Ae4 ~
1sps4sasla hss I 81. ssnss e - .ssttssis.
- i n "a - - 49, -, 49, s Il :; 3
Eps4nIelI - n1lnss a n KnxGno0s o@&.
49, ecss psssg sis =.
II 10 .. 49,.
f1 ksA1 sszs01
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s = s ~ a. ! :. = j. I i e s
clexk OF me p1Stxtrs Csuss pf wn4tAie cruns
e. sAs saa1s e Is.es = v.sisis.c sssss nesMs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

g. IisasSng q snaa eomplAiR thas -.
lisssal papsfs ok ell binds had beSoms
saek liszs fha& ~ III aos hsIfese air n
kezs.. <exipss u " ths stpsy " - lnii.
IL md bis s1FAs Sous. Npming intQ IN
nil aad Aadipx khet 0izk Il ika hoppds
shs Did mam {a ont u w. 4 NJ
ssTom hassy oa tailed this grist S's
{ ssYss. III. Fl.
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! sDIsk, hsys ysa lsiisa ss.is zEss Y
ssTm, sinsM d IL sss
Hos - 1 psak flfa.g ssose Fsls
I4&ss - "a s1nnns l 6eEt heliexs
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

CAI1s H1es Will neE ut1&1 cosAfcssSsatCsf FAr
ftsauy brake up the Charleston consssa-
tioa and divided the Demosratis party
TIE insvisabls result Of their scsien, wal
4foresold-she election Of As. IascoIs wal
4 foregone conclnsioa long before slecsieE
/ day rallied around, and 10 sha ashteniah'
ksnssas ID all, aix. BveHAsAx was aa aids
land absssor 81 the vsry men who boast.
ifally proclaimed their inteaded treason
He now finds himself aha viesim of thail
ssazsnss, aad has 10 mess TIM rsaponsi'
bllisy of their sre@sonabIs asss- "A 4
were nos aaoash for him 10 bess De ssig
,ms 81 being tbsir ally duxiag Tho cam
| paign, shss nos surn upon him and s&snl
| him with cowardiee and brand him
sYaitag. ..t s..=.,
saash Cazsliaa has aessd from The b.
ginning, ~ If ID were her pFsmsdisssss
Epurpsss, 70 bring an . hostile cesiissiol
IBssween, her citizens and the authofdtis
Lot The United States, % q % render Il
hopes Of an adjustment impossible. W
lbope anssrass, lsewsvefs that Ass pfssip
fitsncy ii attempting 70 gss out Of ths I'm
/ ion and ia bring on Il ollission, vithou
1 nassaliing ether Skates more aggzisss'
Iby Northern ssgrssssen shAa shss vii
fnaye .hs sakes ID caase the borSw EtAts
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

n x6axF xsunfa Ilelnxflf
- siztsixys nat ~ trz11il t.<Gp@{e
fMnatlss iii sHe 4eesA NK&N t4fl M 0& -
lkue 4&&y ~ &eaE sks sS1n& - Nk1GNM 1Gs
d hense in sslkz tAky. I'll s -. sx.ssF 4
FzlIu& wknfe4. - III XAMX 80
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

gxn Lsss. aAn nm 4sxS. s01ks : usr1zsI
An sar Il ass tsasedaasssS ~ sss swsp@r aaa asiI
gsss ssas az safs snesxinl&1ss pSsPeszkian ~ "a
ssaxsR 10 saxs h4a sess " v&stssanS che edges 81
sks zrssu& ssxs9kef = 81 a,lsys gur shsasa sac sksa
wsasxz ssxxw @5aAsAss coAa Ssuu faa aSas azlaeE-
aaash ts Areak sus with Esnfesa fagy in sH% aaSs
rae asHsg rxaaeuag aHA aaseassfai sFsAseaf, AS IN
dirAaea bS natare ia 10 reduce the snaasaa ssn az
aad aS3st tao wuHSa sisa to aostAs 1a2 sssGafarr
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child. Mother you have surely NOT for
Then sae rendered those who were lsfi
behind. A deep feeling Of anxiety per
taded her mind she gesed intently before
her, and spectera seemed 10 hover around
her; she fancied shat che knew some Of
thtm; they hoatsd through the. Hall OF
Death, on toward the dark curtain, and here
they vanished. WOuld her husband, her
daughters appear there9 Nc; their lamsns
tations were utill 10 be heard ron above,
She had nearly forgotten them foroithe
Mother, the bells of heaven are fineing,R
said the child, Nov the sun is about 70
rise"
And an overwhelming, binding light
STRAINED around her. The child was gone,
and she felt herself lifted uppl She raised her
head and saw that she wua lying IN the
church yard, upon the grave i6f her child.
But In her dream, God bad become a prop
fof her feet and q light for her mind. She
threw herself upon her knees and prayed /:
HFofgive me, o Lord, my God, that | wished
TO detain an everlasting soul from its flight
into eternity, and that | forgot my duties to
the living Thou hast graciously spared to
melHg HluamA s4Tl4
IS And as she uttered this prayer II appeared
as if her heart felt lightcDed Of the burden
NAluh CIuEnEN y AnOA NnC ouM 0AVAOI 4
in all its splendor, a little bird sang over her
head, and all the church bells around began
to ring the mdtiH chimes. Al seemed holy
around her; her heart seemed to have
drunk in faith and holiness; she acknowl-'
edged the might and the mercy Of God; she
remembered her duties and felt a longing to
regain her home. She hurried thither, and,
leaning over her still sleeping husband, she
awoke him with the touch Of her warm
lips on his cheek. Her words were those of
love and consolation, and, in a tone of mild
resignation, she exclaimed, Goods will is
the bestl'
Her husband and her daughters were as
tonished at the change in her, and her hus-
band asked her, "Where did you SO sud
denly acquire this strength-this pious re.
signstion 2"
And she smiled on him and her daughters
as she replied, 81 derived it from God, by
the grave Of my child"
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Daily Produce Market.

thursday Jun6 Dc
FLOUR-The demand continues moder-
ate, without any change in the market the
sales were confined to 900 barrels, at 81 600
rs for extra, and $5@5 rs for family and
white Wheat. -
WHISKY-A good.demand, with sales Of
800 barrels at l2c. some high.proof sold q
shade below the quotations. q
PR0VISIONS-A demand for Lard to a
limitad extent, at 81ac., but there is not
fering, and it is held at 85S@8Ac.
Nothing done in Pork or Bacon, and prices
are nominal. -, 40
GROCERIES-A fair demand for Sugar:
Go hogsheads cold at 6@6Ne. Coffee in fair
demand: IS and 100 bags sold at 1890
l3Ac. Molasses unchanged and dull, at
WHEAT-The demand continues fair,
both from the local millers and for export,
and the market rules steady at 90@93c. for
prime red; 81 08@l 10 for prime white, and
81 l2@l 10 for choice do: sales of $50 BUSH
els of common white at ST.; $50 bushels of
good red at Ole; 500 bushels of good white
at 81 O6; $50 bushels of mixed red aud white
at 81 08K, delivered, and $50 bushels of
prime red at 92c. =
OORN-A continued dull market, and the
outside rate offered by buyers is 28e in bulk;
2. 200 bushels sold at this price at the lower
depots.
OATS-The demand is limited, and the
market heavy at 25e. in bulk. 7f t7 @
RYE-The demand is fair at 5095lc. for
prime on arrival: sales 200 bushels at 5le.
Small lots are selling from store at at 52c.
BARLEY-The market is unchanged and
nominal. There is no demand. Ia
HAY-Prime Timothy sells slowly al
5000 per tun on arrival. Inferior qualities
are unsalsble.
CHEESE-There is no change in the
market. The demand is limited and local
at be. for new, and 6@7c. for old.
BUTTER-The market is very dull and
prime to choice qualities are lower, closing
at s@lOc. Grades below prime can not b
sold except for grease. tl
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MoRMoN ABusE.-The Desert NeWs re-
ports q mutinous speech of Heber O. Kim
ball, recently delivered at Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Kimball said: i.
We shall not stop on the way of progress,
but we shall make preparations for future
events. The South will secede from the
North, and the North will secede from as,
and God will make this people free as fast as
we are able to bear it. They send their
poor, miserable creatures 10 rule as. Why
it would be upon the same principle that
this church and authority should send some
poor curse to rule me and my family in my
own house. We need good men that are
capable Of ruling us, and we have them in
our midst. Take any man there is here, and
] would rather have him come and rule me
and this people than have any of those poor
creatures that come here. What do they
knoW4 Nothing, only to come here aud
undertake to lead this people astray, and
pollute them; they would polluie every one
If they had the power or every one that
would yield TO them. We have to submit
10 this and 10 bear il with patience. But let
me tell you the yoke is of our neck, and IL
Is on theirs, and the bew-key is in. 18f.
The day is not far distant when you will
zee US as free as the air we breathe, and we
win be ruled by those men whom God Al
mighty appoints. ] live. above the law, and
am above them, and mean TO keep 50 by do.
ing right as the Lord requires US through
those who dictate and lead us.