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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

TRAINS LIAVE NEN-IDNhi - :
For Ne~ Haven. Ca n., (ENii lIl5. 3'MfEr)i 9.3o
For bridgeport =. a m, lEri i2.is $50 (EH) $3.50
{ % aud . p. IN
Dor Milford srAtfoTd Fairfield Southport aud Ne'ipof
For Eorm.l gioA M i2i5. 80. (Erli $50 80 ::
ForD.r.,a and Gree.wch = o 20 ~, AIS. 80 40
Fo stanford. :. g. tEI) DO, NJ. AIS, 800 fIL D.
80 40 5.n = m. 9.
f,r Pot Che.ie. and int edias ,inon, =. 31Oi 70
10 $50. 40 5.J,. $50 p.
for PYi, Cls.i-r sud A.v Rochelle, 81 n.
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, lnoLP MnlnrLNn cnron INFLrENZA

SrHIsDTIETp NIIs.- 10 !, DO.
BHnrHrH Avn: will cee5fliy c~rfs your Poet l-al !,
The bet fcedv a ros,e or the eur. u Whooius Cough
Group rd the chrs dis Of children We % YOUR ei-
MY South appreciate your .. ard IN mend your
urdcae 70 or leoPr. HIRAM tONhLiN' d. u.
Avo. Lry go. nont-Tey. IL writes JAN 1850. had
teions iuau- q which c,ualed in door. sT weeks
tooT many tasd cine. ihog relief finally tr'i your ioct
al y the advice Of onr clergyman The h cosp believed
'b. .orene., h. y throat aud lungs les than lf the Doe
made p.e.ey sell our mediein"s ure ti- ch
e. a. al. A. M, lee, 49, can buy sod you, Doc
tor and yolr Ieui,d dies o. the poor mans friend"
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CnNNFlIINn TRLINs.

FOR B,,n via Sflia shed. "a ui ltr) 30 tEn b p m.
For Boston. via Shore Line " D.. y ~.
Fof Hartford and Springfield ga. IN lkrl l9l', J.y,
tx. 2. "a. -.
fof Conps,,lcui Rive, Railroad 70 Monife. m (REi
ard ll.l3 > a.. 90 Nortl,mPton.
For Ha',f5ri Proyi4erce, and Fi.hkn Railroad.
Oh "a. p. ui ~
pr Se~ I,tsu New London, and s,oais son Railroad
si8 = n l2.la. $50.
For Ca1a hailrosd 1918 p 90 Sorh.mp,oa
Tor ilou.siolir Nri.rola to Itaued. q m-
For Nsrstfuck Rs.fua1. 3 8 m J.J p N.
Hor plnblfy snd h1fwsk Hs.irl ad = % M % p M
ol.o.s , eepiae Cifs sta chrd &, y M tram
JANIS H. nOfT Superintendent.
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etsamboais anO RAILROADS..

yg,O EW-IlAVEN.-Steamer leave at > pm
Passenger. going further tsse ne Tiain ron NEE ~
II n m or zen ain on board till morning without chsier
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF -Jhh-
crr Tn. e,v, Ier,ey CITY for Pier ont at Q: Is IA,
and l2:nS as aud b.J3 p. for hun..l 80 y NJ
AID for s, ferns n, S:l5a IN. 4. w. DEhAhFSi' SuP'
yI,O ROSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
4 PORT by SHORE LINE.-Leave, 2'thst tth-svi Ia
NJ arrive in Providence s:l0 Il sfn sive "a FRO
xiJ ence 20 pm; pm F2press Through Mail Train,
.rTiye in Providence 30 sad Boston 81 an
y ]. CALHOUN snperni endent
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STON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW

4 PORT and FALL RlVER-The splendid aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS CePt Brown l.sye, sew' I o's
o'clk n m ard the EMPIRE STATE. Capt, Brayton, on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, sad FRIDAY &. o'clocA p. NJ
from rer No \. Il -, -
rlir.ut ur til the ssue hal have ueel paid Tor. .
Forh 10 Boston sfded through with great di'pste
by AZ Espfe.s Freight irsin. 100.
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YOR THR RAPID CrRg oV
COLDS, COUGHS, AND
HO A n : r. Y T. IS.
HurNrfeTn Ma

II " n u = r. ~ = e." -
BaIsYIgLp. Mas
Dec. 20 1853.
IN. j. &. AvFn:l DO not hes
i'afe 90 .ay the best rem ~ !
have ever forud ior tOugar.
Hotr.-ns.s Influenza. aud the
coucouitsrt SYMPTOM. % d
tol3. il your CHHHKf PgcTo-
"a T.. constant nee IN my
placiicc and uy family .or the
.afttnn y'ar has sho"n IL TO
ro. e.s .ureriHrNi.iues iof the
.rr4tle.tof these r1urIiir'i
tuEN hNIGIT. 81 ID.
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ASTHMA OR PHTmsIc. AID BRONCHITIS.

WIS., NtNtHEtrEH. p ., Feb. I. 1896
Sin. Yonr Chsrrv Prf' performing marvellous cures
this section ~. rel eyed several fom Naming ymp
Com. u eonsunr.n ard e now curing tau WHO Aaf ia'
bored under Affection 81 he lungs for thc lat iy years
HESRI T.. PARhs, Merchant.
4 4 R,v,rr " n. Axiom Monroe Co.. lows, Tr.te',
Sept, 1875 Duffg my Practice & many ye-i' ave
foIrd D. tl sqlal you. thrfry Fecfd Dr Etie 'aH
ard relief to cons4ulilso patients OF curing s'cH - aye
CIf4hlr.' d.
poof Of he yues Of this remedy found n 10 cc's upon
CoNsCMPTlOr.
Prob,bir no one remedy hceB known which cured
90 ny IA such dsussrsls tbs some Do hnAn
.d can ~,ch tut even % tLoie tlc th0ry Fet' aH'tl
rr.isl ard comfort
AsroA Hofsr Vow York Cuy, March 3. I "a
nscroH AYuH. Lowell FEE. t rs a y tui pleasure To-
aJfm ,ou what you carr Fsrofoi has done TO- my "ts
she bad months Abod' uudrg De dtr ors 'ymp
tamps I.r.Impt0n from which aid We t'aa proc
her much f..i~l rLe steadily iaiir. uhtI ~
,trcnf q is ts where have come or s-vce, recon
needed t4i sf yopr fnrdi ne. We h@ss h kir dn.s
We a. ylur k f1r .hr las recovered from that day 80
not set strong shc ued 10 be- but om hes cough
aul calls h.gstii we'll
Your with grslitgd' I'D r'grd
ORLANDO Shelly. II Shrlbyvue
Csrar,,rsi ,to' da,rnir tfl you have tried AYERS
CUFNKN PrgEDRAI. 10 b. made by clc cd o." best met!
c ti.is ir hc world aul M All around us le'i cAL
a., hisl nl-f, - ID, virtu",I fhiafr fhin Ledger
Pr,asrrd by Dr j 4. A. Ek Co. Practical SUD M'iyh
col Ch.u". Lowell. Mas, and .oid by ell Druggists AID
Uea ers ~g~rsv hrfc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

4 u month"; es,. Of Utica. n y wri,oi:" have used
your P.c,cral myself and in my family since you in
ycue L. aud believe the best medicine for u. purpose eye
put With bAd cold. should sooner pay twenty hys
doll, for bottle than do wiihou! il take any ohe' rem
.dy
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IENrEAL EAILROAD ofNLW-JERSEY.-

4 VEN TRIAL RAILROAD 81 Nl.N -JEhSLl.-
y FROM FOOT - toI fiandtst -Conartng Il Hampton
Junction Nth pe.vss L.ctas snns I'D Wt''rra hs Dad
PASTOR with Irhigh valley hsirosd Ahd rs eonhHa
Ton. forming direci line 20 PtsbuEh sndths West Without
cha - o. rsrs -, ...,
WiNTfR ABRANGHMEHr-c oHnsreias for g. 1901
Leave New NJ ora a. ioloTs .
UtHr.surt. ElFRr.s-At a for ta,ton, HradiAE
= .ii.vii.r. Isrd,hare Asuch Clrns Wnisu'pcTt &C.
N,t Trtis-At r = m. Tor fasion, Waisf oAP, scfan-
ton Great Bond p".'au, Ntkrsh.fs. &c. 49,,
f2r IsEorsH TGns-For faston. Mach chunk WI
Ii.tn.tsft. Hradiug. Po'tsvIi-. HsuiiblFE Sc ,,.
4g.N IurnrsH IRAls fOf ss'or, b~ticieui hn'ho"i'
lnd Nalch Chuuk.
S.OrM WAY rr.iS-for 5, mrryile
ar 4 Ws.rrrs trrEF.s-fpf taston Allentown fesi
Ing Us.husg buigh aud Sue WEI. Sleeping c'r' from
JrI.cg CITY through 20 finshn.gh 40
Ergtr.. Taais foE H.rusBtE'-Th- 4 M EIpre''
r from sew York srfige- a. iif1pfs a. g. NJ connect
NJ Tat sad N es on yy.uis eufsi Rsoad NJ thern
Central Hsi'foad N1fih aud Sc1'h aad with the Cumoef
and valley Railr Il
Tng TnrouH EtPBr., Tram ToE THR WIZ leaves
Ne, Yo.l O., o. m "a fSlniays rJcspisdl nsting close
At iau,bpg with f~nu srna Rafoad-vih no
c.al.- fifsII snd bot one t. ,-einnbu and
thfseo toar lolfi tine s saved by taking u. tain.
EfllAHgIHPoFI Ayp kgv-i0kK FsHNI-Leaye New.
Yo.k from Pof 40 north hve St o. M l9.JD so.
aid f:fD, q. rn.
ne boss stop At 8,fge1 Point aui niin,r, uabor every
tIip .scI JOIN q. nIEHNr AiltnnI en1eni
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OFFICE MoKKls CANAL AND BANkING Co.
JsRsEY CITY, Ian. - lo3l
DWIDEND NOTICE.-1'he Board of Direct

or have declared the earnings Of tie CanGl semi
ann,sI Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT upon the Preferred
Stock pa able sier Tues DAY tie attn DAY OF feoS
uext al ib, Office Of the Company at Jersey ty me rams
fer ;ook win be closed 2jl Rst 10 the an oil FcpIu
~, T.. y. CONDiT secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD For ALBA
NY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains l,aye:
From Chambers From JO'h At.
Erpce. and IL In and o. Te5 H. 30 a M aud $40 and
10 and p. $50 =. m
ro, aud Albany with sleep 10 40 (Sunday included
iBg carl. lO:l5 y m. $500 70 -
POuthkeepre train, at 300 aBJOa m, ana iLs' anu ~
M and ~ IA and G:l5 p. IN pm.
Peesskill TAIN 400 =. IA. $50 y. IA.
Sing Sing tain, Gas q IN. 10. 10 M. and $50 p
A. H. SMITH Superintendent.
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OFFICE Of ARMY CLOTHING and EQUIP
~ AGE


SEALED PROPOSALS are invited anti hONDAh he
2 Instant lor furnisLs Army Gatefs Ltsngs. 81 GOOD
strong Linen Duck sample Of which can b, ecn &; tt
Once.
Rls viii be received 1r 10 600 pai u these
sus AID bidder. fequed 20 tc low 'oon they zen DE-
liver them. Bids De iutJiscd Proposals. Tor Array
g. II. CHOsNAE
Dep. Q. 81 General United ,tair, Army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

TIVE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF
4 ACT Of the Special Sess.on-boih conple'e-"iI be
found in THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

Tho New ORR and Erie Railroad make. Tho following re-
nor Of Of stock Tor the week endn. tns fsy;
Reeyes 1910, Horses, y Sheep ana LanOs J'OV' o"ih'
1890 -
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Foty fourth street.
1901.
NE rfices TO-DAY onoted folows; ,,o,
Observation-Disclosures as lOrdnary.
MEDIUM. a.
some Extra good Bpeves NAY be quoted Al ga &c
The re oral average Of he narAet a. &c.
Tho most o. N. sriss range ffon &C. to sc. m
Prices per head and per pound. q different weights VIII
be tom IN accounts of sale, Of SUI dry droyes.
Total number Of Bseyes received ia tas CITY TINS
f.3B2. ,o-.,, -.
nj, Is 72g head nioe than last week and i07 esd more
than o average OF ias year The nui 81 a. escH
edupsdsy nakst last y.er was3b1 head while the nnnnc
today hang UoI shows head than the average
an o heal nIorn ihan IBIS dsy Wcsk
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I IST Of STATES, Capitals, Governors, times
IL er legislative Meetings General Elections etc. IN Ilth
TRfBt NE ALMANAC.
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NETWORK g. NEw-IiAVEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TRAINS LEAVE EW-YORK

COMMENCING EovFmtER u. 1851.
Passenger station in hsviol, cor E''h't ana ''nN
EnirauNe On I'm a.
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AKNY CiorHING AsD ElrrPAGr OFFICE,
PniLAbKflHIA. Jau. -. 1901
PROPOSALS are invited aud will bc received
al mi, olc- until 10 oolock On fiil A,pA1, the
ga ir.f.,ior ONE Ht NDNEO 1HOl SAND ARDS of
ALL WOOL SACK FLANNEL Indigo bine. Nooil'yei,
Ticd hty tour inches wide aud ding tra orrcts p
yad a. trtuty seven inches wide AVID WEIGHING i've orhc"
per ysd AL bids be- .ud0ffed Pfcpos4- Tor uTans
Dalk Blue Flannel end be Addressed o.
g. II. CRcsMAN.
Deputy Cuartcrnastcf-' General.
4 BSTRACTS Of importan, Acts Of the Second
,essio, II the xxx i'm Congress and the SpecIa 10
sion Of te AXXVIith Also t4s imnotsht Ffo..i'
Il ,n, Of ples.dcn. Lincoln, given Ih lht Ihlhl ~"
ALMANAC.
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Dcedn Cleaners.

Nor,cy 70 PAssEyarR PoR EuaOPn-By order Of the
Sc etsy of State all passengers leaving the United ots'c'
80 ed 10 provide tomselye, with passports before
bv iii he allowed ON board the steamer Pas'ensers viii
no he b &C ed to any trouble delay in procuring len u
thew cs Tor instructions at the Conpsnys Oce' no. 10
~ - \ Y joins q. DAN. Agent.
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- IJvkgPOOL, anding ard embarkinr passenger al.
On.enstown tIrelsndIhe LIVERPOOL New YORK and Phil
dsphs Steamship Company Intend dispstching their full
pewsrd Cy de- built Iron Steamships asfollowsi .
CITY or Saturday Jan. rs
GLAS1i)W 90. L.
And every SATURDAY, at noon, from Pier No -" North
River
RATES oP PUsslGE.
FIRST CABIN. ...,.. SIS STEERaGE.",.",.,...eS
First Cabin to London 30 Stseraie to London. 50
tt taDin 10 Pas.... 81 Steersse TO Paris.'..'' 81
Fra Cabin to Hamburg. 50. otrerhg- TO Hamburg 20
Passengers also forwarded to Hayre, Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp &c, st equally low rates. 80
Persons wishing TO bring tleir friends can buy tickets
here the following TO NewYork From Liverpool or
Queenstown st Cabin go t6J, and lO3 steers.e from
Liverpool. 40. From Queenstown, bJO
These Steamers have supen" accommodation Tor passe
gers and cay experienced Sureeon. They are bas IN
Wstegh Iron Sections. and hive Patent Fire Annhialor'
board ~,
For further Information sppy in Liverpool to WILLIAM
lNNAk. Agent No. y Water st. in glasgow 70 ALtA NAL
COLM No. ~ Enoch.'qusfe IN Queen town 70 C. w
u. SElMOURt co in London TO EWES MAIti NO
81 King Wiaoi-,t. 10 raHs 10 JULES DECOUE. No
Place de Ia Bourse IN Philadelphia 10 JOHN o. DALE No.
III Wsnot.s,. o. st tho CompauJs Ohces So
JOHN q. DALE Agent, Nc. Is Broadway NJ I.
L'OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
elias. steamer will le,vo NewYotk or the LIST, llh and
2it OF zach month except when these date "a en- 81
hen the d.v Of departure will be the MONDAY following
or eis passage, apply a. the only once rs
green. ~ D. hbi'bN hko""
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Ovy,,y or YHY Il. ASD y. Y. CITY RAILRoip,}
I.rn.,nu,N n u. I'm. D. ~.

NOTICE * hereby given that the Tcnth An
n nnl FIFCTION for THIKTfEN DIRECTORS Of
mi, company. and for THREE INSpEo TORS Of the sue
reedug lection. viii be bed a. the oihce o. N Io.pS"N
February next The po re opened at o'clock ~ TIC
,ternoo and continue olen until o'clock m 1 pc ial'
fer Boo will close ON the 18th DAY Of January aud open me
dsy after The clt ciion NAitNEh u SilhNi ''' =
"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

SIR: Ia your weekly report OF The New't lot.
c,,,n,r,st IN Tny IRsrsx Of the !t,h lost Tread 'hs
following:
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SOILECTIOYS ON WASHINGTON. d. c.

Rererli 10 tie above prepared to DRAW. PUR-
CHASE. sud COLLECT upon CHlCAGO favorable terms.
We also PURCHASE spd COLLECT upon the tANADAS.
sud issue DRAFTS ard CREDITS upon the yaros Branches
q tie Ilut v. Montreal and The nion Bank of London.
BCH'D BELL s. 4. OCiL\iE.
No. 20 Pine.st., Neis-ioik.
Brerfs for he Bank OF Normal
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

stirred in the crowns OF the tall
trees, and the eusk, creeping
along between their stems,
brou .ht with il 4 richer wood
land oior. Their voices were
low and suhdaed, As if ar angel
Of God were hnverins in the
shadows and listening, or God
HIimseli looked down upon them
from the violet skv.
At last Rich ,rd stopped.
"Asenlth," sid he, docs thee
remember TIA. spot-on The creek,
where the ruIbeckais grew?
II remember it," she answer
ed, Z girlish blush rising to her
face.
III were to say to thee now
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

what | said to thee there, what
would be thy answer2'
Her words ta'ne brok-nlv.
Il would say to thee, Richard.
II can trust thee,'-I do love
theel"
Look at me Asenath."
Her eves, heamirg with q
clearer light than even then
when she first confessed, were
lifted to his. She placed her
hlnds gently upon his shoulders.
and bent her head upon his
breast. He terderly lifted it
again, and, for the FIRST time, ner
virgin lips knew the kiss Of
man.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

ted nm diy ahd night. lie u 3
,espd around the whtrver, goz-
ihg into III deep waters, AMI
was restrained fro u the deed on
" nv the me nory Of the last low
ing voice he h d heard.
Oae gloomy evening. when
even This memory hl1 faded AMI
he awaited the aproa hing dark.
ness to M he his designe secure
a hand was laid on MS arm. A
nan in the simple gnrb Of The
Friends stood before him, and a
face which reflected the kinrnrss
of the Divine Father looked up
on him.
NV child said he, Il am
drawn to thee by the great trou
bic Of thy mind Shall tell
thee what it il thee meditates2
The young man shook ms head.
Il will be silent. then, hut | will
save thee. | know the human
heart, and its trials and weakness
es, and it may be put into my
mouth to give thee strength He
took the young mans hand, a.
ifhe had been a little child, and
led him to his home. lie heard
the sal story from, beginning to
end: and the yonng man wept
upon his breast, 20 hear no word
of repro'ch, but only the largest
aud tehdcrest pity be tow hestow.
ed upon him. They knelt down
side Nv by sido, at midnight; and
the Friends right hand was up
iis head while they prayed.
9Th voulg nan wa rescued
from his evil WAYS. to arknowl-
edge still further the hnun3less
mercy OF Providence. The dis
sipation wherein he had reckless
w sought death was, Tor hlm, q
marvellous restoration to LIFE
His lungs had become sound and
free from ,heteniency to disease.
The measure Of his forgiveness
was al most more than he could
bear. He bore his cross Il ence-
forward with n iovlul resignation,
and was mcrciruliv drnwn nearer
and nearer to the Truth, until, in
the fulncss of his convictions, he
entered into the brotherhood oil
the Friends
81 have been powe fully NOV
Cd to tell you this sto v" Friend
Carter concluded, ''iron a feel
ing that il may be reeded, here.
at this time. to influence some
trembling i, the balance.
Who is there among you, my
friends, that NAV not snatch a
'rnd from the lucning? Oh,
believe that pity and charity are
che most effr,tal weapons gwen
into the hands Of us imperrcct
rotals and leave iho awful attri-
7 utn &c wrath in the hands OF the
Lord -
He Sat down, and dead silence
ersund. Tears Of iuumotiOr stood
IN the eyes Of the hearers. men
a. well ~ women, ani tears 81
gratitude and thanksgiving Oh II
ed warmly from those of Asen-
ath. An ineffal lie ara"c and JOY
deceNded upon her heart.
Whrr the meeting broke up,
Friend NJ hn1r who hid Mt re
cogp'zad Richard II Tim, but had
hoard The story with feelings
which he rndeavored in vain To
control, approached the preach
.er.
aaFTN II
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

hearers. There was aH intense
hush, n il in truth the Spirit had
moved him 20 speak, and every
sentence was ermed with a 81
cred authority. Aycnath NTH
enor looked at him, ever The low
partition which divided her
and her sisters from The men
side, absorbed in his rapi earnes,
ness and truth. She forgot that
other hearers were present; he
spake TO her alone. A strange
spell seemed 20 seize upon her
faculties and chain them at his
feet: had he beckoned to her, she
would have arisen and walked 30
his side.
Friend Carter warmed and
deepened ~ he went on. III
feel moved TO day" he said,-
"moved, | know not why, but |
hope for some wise purposc,--to
relate TO You an instance Of d.
vine and human Kindness which
has come directly 10 my own
knowledge. a Young man Of
delicate Constitution, whose
lungs were thought to be ger
iously affected, was sent 10 the
house of Friend in the country
in order 10 try tho effect o. air
and exercise"
Asenalh almost ceased IN
breathe, in the intensity with
which she gazed and lis'ened -
Clasping he hnn9s tightly in her
lap to prevent them from trem
bling. and steadving hersell'
against the buck Of the seat, she
heard the story Of her love for
Richard Hilton told By the lips.
Of n strarger!-not merely Of his
dismissal from the house, hut Of
that meeting in the street, nj
which only fhe and her father
was present! Nav, more, she
heard her own words repeated,
she heard Richards passionate
outburSt Of remorse described in
language that brought his living
face before her! Size erssped
for brcath,-his face wGS before
her! The features, ,ha"pened h..
despairinr grief. which her Nom
Dry recalled, had almost anti'i-
pated The harder lines which ff.
teen years hid made. and viii h
now, with = terrible sllo X and
choaking leap Of TIE heart, she
recognized. Her senses faded,
and she would have fallen from
her seat hnt for the support of.
the Partition against which she
leaned.
Fo,un'telv, the womrn reat
her were TO much o'cupicd with
the n0rr,tiye 70 rntice Iar condi-
ton. M,ny of thew wppt s;l,nt-
", with Their hNnker hiefs press
ed over 'hei- months.
The first sh1 ke faintness
passed away. an she clunr 10
the speakers voice. rs if its
sound aloaa c0nli give her
strength 10 sit still AMI lister
further. !
"Dassr,ei by his friend. ara
bic 10 st'y his feet OF the EVIL
path" he continued. "lhe Young
man left his ho ne ana went 10 a
CITY IN IN other State.
But here il was easier 10 Gnd'
associates in evil than tender.
hearts that VA yht clp him ba l..
TO good. He was tired of life.
and the hope Of n speedier death.
A..l..o H.. -. A..
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

one o. me oplarS. frlecd Clr-
.er turned aglin, much moved,
and, grlsping the oil mans
hand IN his own, ex liimed -
Friend NJ trhnor, | was call
cd npon today to Spelk OF my
self. J ani--or. rather, ! wd'
the X ichnrd II lton thee knew.
Friend Nit hnor's face flush
ed with mingled emotions OF
shame and loy. and his grasp on
the preachers hand tightered.
"But thee calls thyself Car
ter?" he finally said.
"Soon after ] was saved" was
the reply, ian aunt on the moth
er's side died, anu let her prop
erty 10 me, on condition that
should take her name. / was
tired of my own then, and to
give it up seemed only ike losing
my former sell; but | -hould like
10 have it back again now"
"Wonderlul are the ways OF
the Lord, and past finding outl''
said the old man. Come home
with me, Ri hard,--come for my
sake, for there is a concern on
my mind until all is clear be
tween us. Or. say, will thee
walk home with Asenath, while
| 90 with Moses?"
"Asenath?'
"Yes. There she goes, thro'
the gate. Thee can easily over
take her. Ia coming, Moses"
and he hurried away to his
sons carriage, which was ap-
proaching.
Asen1;h felt That it would be
impossible for her to meet Rich
ard Hilton there, She knew not
why his name had been changed;
lie had not betrayed his identity
with the young nan OF his storyS
he evidently did not wish il to be
known and an unexpected meet
ing with her might surprise him
into an iuvolunttfy revelation Of
the fat i was enough for her
that q saviour had arisen. and her
lost Adam was redeeme that
a holier light than the ant mn sun
now rested, and woull forever
r. st, on the one landscape OF her
youth Her eyes shore with
the pure brightness o. girlhOod,
a soft warmth colored her cheek
and smoojhed away the coming
lines Of her brow, and her ep
was light and ellstic as inthe old
time.
Enrer to esr,pe from the
crowd, she crossed the h .hway,
dusty with its string o. returning
ca riagcs, and entered the So Ia
ded tame. The breoz h,d died
away, the air was fail ot insect
sounds, aad the warm light Of
the sinking sun fell upon the
wood and meadows. Nltu,c
seemed p"uctr'tcd with a sym
patty with brr own inner peace.
But the crown o. the benignnt
day WIS vet to co ne. A quick
.f,ot>tep followed her, and ere
long a "oi,c, near at hand, call
ed Ter by ulue.
She stopped, rur"ed, and for a
mo they stood silent, face to
face.
81 knew thee, Richardi" at
last she said, in a trembling voice;
IN ny the Lord bless theel"
Tears were in the eyes Of
both.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-09

MIssING.-Some idea of the number of
people who disappear from the city and
never turn up, unless they are floating in
the Bay, mutilated by birds and crustaceR
so as to place the manner of death beyond
the reach of calculation, may be gained by
noticing the number of inquiries at the
deadbouse when a body is lying there for
Identification. AS soon as a body is brought
there, numbers of inquiries are made by
friends or relatives Of missing parties. In
many Instances, it is bat too evident that
murder has been committed, either with
malice aEore thought, for plunder or revenge
or by the no less morally criminal neglect
Of the authorities who leave the death traps
in the planking Of the streets which extend
over the Bay. gaping open-mouthed month
after month, TO swallow night by night their
human prey.-[Call.