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WILLIAM II. SIN ARD


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MA. an ofgrtnt =, ~. Er,ti,b d., an.i - -.
la,i5n nj aforementioned law
Her Mli.,ty', government having in mind
the friendly relations which have a. sui
sisted between Great Britain AMI the United
States. are willing to believe that the .niteI
States naya! oiBeer Who committed iii. A..
erosion was not actin, in clmf,i,nco wiTb
In7 authority from Lis government. #sr tint
il he conceived himseI - authlrz a he
greatly miSun,l-rst5oI the instruct ms which
he had received
For tie government Of the United States
must be fully aware that the British govern
ment could not allow such an afront II the
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Secession I>HrENeE N ENGL>Sb.-Ttc
ir.5ane is permitted to pab!.sli the follow
ins extract Of letter from a distinguished
Ens,ishman, formerly l4emhcr CT Parlia-
mcut, dated LorlJn, Dec l0th
"Llps before secession was an accom-
ll'sLe-i t'ct, the press Of England had tran
tss:al r = tie e;n,ssar.es q Yer d.>3a-
.an Pay. ! y bad ben ia4ust9i4a,lg i;
-!!. = l.rsf pare ;ae was r,r the sna-1y re
ignition Il H. iaiar as.aapce Of the I;:1u
States. The nraeT-.iame &C Jefferson DayI>
AMI hgsc5 e9t> ir...ars had been mad. known.
and arguments supplied ~hcFe~ita ii hight
t'c supported. Nea hseg were already sup
fsci WIKI ter briefs AMI their aiming.
ic.s. The simultaneous rising of -, ir.a
States, aai the IMPRESSION q. al inmsn=e
army d loyal men. greatly disc Jncarte.l tlIg
AactjHat. LIS II i4acey. Mann. All their
corrupt tili>. AMI Il 'r,~itltcl til, al option u
ii Different course Of action out thy are
sal active. and tue l,urIer ct the Sab-
IT, .slri ri thr luth sill holds out, aal
/, lrraiy distributed anon. thlse W..1 ar
Ease cough To - the instruments Of tire
worst u traitors aal tie yi.cs; o! de,P,ts,
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AGAIN New Home Testimonials.
Fr67n the BlHsor DAILY Hhs. Nar. l., lsGl !
CURE OF CATARRH.

On one Of the mcmIers q The ETass Band Of this
city
On. LIcarHlLL,-Dsar sir:-Allow Inc to ex.
press my gratitude to you, by this public ae-
acknowledgement, for the great benefit received
while nader your ea,e. For nearly three years
was badly affected With Chrome Catarta; eonsu tied
many Physicians about it, but could not get any
relief. some would tell Tue that Catalrh vas ia
curabe, and this would add diseoura cement to
which unsuccessful treatment has
caused me- Four weeks ago placed myself un-
der your care, and am now HAPPY 10 state that |
am r,,tirsiy cured OF this bad complaint
our, with many thanks
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Dea LleuIHmL-We publish some more tesi.-
noulals of Or. Lishthilis great success, in those
cases which Ae has made speciality, from the
II NJ. and from the Iam,s, Bangor. We Ae4r that
tie bet tis,t here Of two weeks, VS. attended
wiki good practice. and complete success The
afflicted, and hi numerous patients who have been
50 successfully treated. viii be pleased TO learn
that tie Doctor viii return TO Eilsw TtA sainJ an
III, atl remain two weeks.
AGAIN New Home Testimonials
From IL B4asa, EtelaAg 7Io,es. N3r. q, lsGl
In. Licn1HilL.-The following certificate will
show another extraordinary cure performed b tac
Doctor.
r. m Pa5.e-This is to certify that was en-
t.rely cured Of deafness and noises in my head
aud ears ~ several years Standing, by Dr. Light.
Li!, sf,cr being Under his com paratiyely bat
4 short time. The treatment perfectly mild
and ptiuiess-in fact did not subject I1e to ees-
sa.iou Of my daily lab1Is
j. \. EnEELDoS, So. orrington.
Bangor, Nov. u.
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FRIDAY. JANCARY 3, 1862.
MasOn and Slidell.

VOLUME VIZ NUMBER l.
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a.e. el Adyerlising ln Daliy.
r.s.l .aserslse.asr.s any cents per sqnAfe sas

t~x.l .a~ersisesaents afy cents per square easa
o.. rliou. -, .. -,
saf.fsctnry arrangements male win u',e -.
49, f1 90 ssft-e b. the yeaI. ~4th tho pfisnes'
eAar<!nr AZ pleasure. Yearly @iveft,cr'' ho~,te''
lii te eoalfel strictly - theif regular 'e-iAee''
.l1 < - fs1J qufffsrsy - IN,
Aaesstlscmen.s g. ihe speeiai rpiiec e'leian ~s
% c..4.x x,~i t~o prise. -
rcr-t cmcuts AcFt cof.-taftiy % tnr "-'.~,
vslce lai half
fr-s.s notices pabiished IA ~ ioe p a1l--., q
A, lines - under, WI be charged Tor each t''er'"
= n o-sr tea lines. ten cent? per are- "a,
frr.. .lsemeufs seat ~ Tor 40 spcctned tnf. VIZ
- lf.-ftsd three months. unless orderef 90 .,,
s-Ary a,.egatioa q tlant!ns saFefuesa''.. "i'
-uosnt e A renewal Of she came, unless otherwise
s-r~e1 r.o. by eo1stra<.-
a al be charged 10. 90 Coz each name N the Daily
81 80 % II she Da aut Wee-iy. '''sfsr 81 'e
X graiut..s nsveftiremern whatever.
fr.rrcs VIII be made for inserting ne notlees u
al 5rl.l- societies. A-soc14tisiila - ieiio"
~ eac5 notice not exseeding lines - .''o TT
"a insef.ia. over eight lines a. this rate.
knnoonc.n. 1-~fns vith fo1erh notief s''"A'''
3 4. slth0tf u1tice. free 49,
yatices Of Festivals, ill.-s tnu IL. '''H' AN.''
IN ~ Individuals OF associations. OF ~ enAis1e-'
al regular prices -. ..,.. -
Legal afvertsefnsa a.s ln,srtei Al the etpsn-p
Attorneys orlerlrz. and payment not 10 be aelayee
- he isrsl elings but coliectable al ne n-na
ir.e Publisher accountable Tor tho accuracy -
srsl ADVERT cut. h-J ofi TIE anonn, snA'ko1 '
ttelr publication
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MILITARY.


rHE undersigned has msde al
II f.-ressarF affaf.e..aeals le 4ftfaf~ ufih tIs-
Rsleh the nafk Fsr. fsuiesrrants 41t l..rntIes,
uhfh are dne ti.fh-rErt s-ttIrrs 81 tlt Beers -
tecesset soltlert.
OnIre oser Kasau. NeIle.sal4 a Co. 'tsiere. ..fuar
= sth 49, Msla sfrees
HENRY Nl~.AUkF
a-taosr kt1raey And asxisuaie.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

DERSONS desiring situations as
Tsaehs-s ia the Tuble slhools ia he cts q
Irrs -fiAute. the ensniuE fail anl ~.uter, are re-
enssied - make ilf.r applicaiion "a wTiting, hy
issvlus thfri Nth ~ EackinFhaai. 81 he hoct
- q NoRLT
lcarutl cpg
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pYElNc & SECURING.

Fancv Dyeing aud Securing Estab-
lishment.
UrETTK Grape AND cAshNEhk shAn -.
a. atbs Cleaned snd Colgrei - nee chemical pro-
-. q ioak Ike
wahash street tefwes1 tAe canal and sih strfefs
sa,ne store ocsuplsd - The Tn shop. .apsd6inWl~ .
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DlssolU1 ION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE here.
toiore ssistsar tcfvoen Clsu a Ferg ~as tlis
80 aitsetFet ~ f1t-al co1seat. he h8<i nrss 81
- ecntina~t stthe Tsrre Hsnit Fruif fsrm Narssry
- Va aiasisixafi, lnt~f fhe usae 81 A. b fesl
sAo n PE6sm
~. 50. iss1e1. John SMITH
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DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
HON. r. y. .WASHBURNE.
Member OF cougre-- hoY nlino.s
J. WILSON SHAFFER
Clerk CIRCUIT Court. s'ephen-an Co. H.
WM. =. GRAY.
Treasurer Of ofSteph,nson Co.. ~
SMITH y. ATKINS.
states Attorney. liih Judicial oircn.t.
CAARLES DEERE.
riou Mauafa,.ar,r. n.iine. ~.
JOIN + JONES
HIRAM BRIGHT.
.FA.Ns, r q fienoii' Illinois.
CHAS. /. cURRIEP.
.I.F. ANKENY NJ d..
Nea.asr .fl. si..aisrs b. b.
T. ORMsBEE,
Jodgc q Stephenson coaa'. tsr't-
". II. NAN EPPS,
rres'i OF state -. soe.e'y oi Film e.
MICHAEL ScHAEFfEK.
Attorney az Las. sairii. 49,
OFFICERS.
J. WILSON SHAFFER. Pres't
SMITH ID. ATKINS, Nice Pres
NM =. GRAY. Treasurer
I. ORMSBEE. Secretary
Z. =. FORREST,
agent rer Terre haufr- ia
sagi3am
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ne Weekly Express

euBli.aes ssery y eane-'say. at si 80 per Annuf'
sigance.
.x-So rapsr .ea, without The money. nor oouiinn-
louger time than paid iof
sAafes OF Advertising In weekly '
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>onrt, ,ru ST. ". E ,nURCII;

REN I. y. DONALDSON ftsta,-
Class ..--......+.s.- - A. a., ! e. - "Ae
Morning. Service. .....-.-- ti'.s = -
SvS~kav school ~ =.
Trel -. -rrs icc-.- .---..---.- - -
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HOUSE,

Corner Washington and section Si>..
SULLIVAN. INDIANA.
ff,HE unsicrsi<net haviug pareha<et -. al1. :.
Il de<ign making Il ere u 0e most comfertseie
urs.is ln th~ West. an fer saPsrior in even
resrrt % s.y In thls place al fer ne acccsauao
da,ioa q he rsvelias p1biS. ard snierta uncni
ctiisens Wishing boarding pledge ruwesriet efeF-s
- secure the highest corafn-t and eonFerirnee ~
49, ,~st. "a hsve sall csaaaenoe On ne ssocess
of tAfir erlifsvors
M kSoETs as n WHITE. froprs~ssr>
~as-rnb~r =. lrsl. 4k~u
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IT,. -
In,er61Ifseot Fever, or Fever and Asue. Reuit..
4Fsv1svc1U Esver. Danabk que. Periodiesi II Head
ache. . Bilious Heacsehs, and Billions Fc-
scrs.indeed k,slhe whole class ~ tis-
e4sfx or ignating In hillary dsraDfe-
nent, caused by the hslaris q
tuasmsuf Courf7es. ---
Me are. enabled hero 70 onef the community
remedg wAish, while y cures ne above eeuRl.lr,s
40 s's. s.,s.sis s.,asss ss al.,r,s;. \. ss.
s11s 1rpe sRictsng an prevail. his cures
81 s = sss spa as': q ss o..
disease, taken on tkr-N7< 5goaoh az II. p-crnoo
isory symptoms II Is not onlyrbe best remedy ever
~ discovered fcr this class Of complaints but also
~thecheapesf- The large quantity We supply for
ID f,ar brings ffwighin the reach II cyersbty. and
~ billions districts. vhere Fever aud Ague rrrvail
q e, bo.y should have IL and n freey both ios
c,l-.. and protection. great superiority Of this
r nscy over any other ever discovered for the spec
a, And ccsiain cure Of Iutof mttenis IL that a.
4 L a. ns Dine OF mineral, consequently 10 pfocu-
G - nQQuz1nu sr other injurious effects ~hafevss
.ccps(fution. Those cured by IL a-c ief,
<h<alt ~ n4~<sicy had never hei the disease.
essf ana Agns Il not alone The eon..snsnee Of the
a r,nslic poison. great variety q disorders sriEs
fsuf{.. irritation, among which are
Eearalela, Rheumatism, Goaf, HsadachA. BLINDNESS.
Toothachs, Earsche, CAfarrah, Asthma, paipi-
tation, Painfni Affection Of the Spleen. Hys.
ierics. Pain an the Bowels .Colc, Paralysis
and Derangcmrnt OF the stomach.
All II which. whom originating IN this e@se pot
tAe Intermittent type, bccome pcriodlcsf I'm
seunr expsisths poison fsess the hIoosl, and crn-
ssluenty cures them All alike. II IL an rrsiDabis
---z>--~nfs End s--.--.. sn~--iAae -
temporarily residing IN the maisrious districts II
tasen occasionally daily while exposed TO the in-
ierlun, that viii be excreicd from The fyrtom and
cannot accumulate ln sufficient quantity 20 riycss
Int disease. Hence a. f. even more valuable 90
protection than cure, and few viii ever suffer fon
iaIaI mitte,is n they avail themselves ~ the pTo
.tt..r this rt%sedy affords.
- Prepared - DA ;. G. AVER L Co,
Lowell. hafsachuset's
Al our remedies are Cor sale BY } r. CrsussHAs
T. n. DOSNrtlY, sud ~ All Druggists IN fefre.
Eanfe.
wholesale by ALIxx Co, Cincinnati.
t.. l-alcom-weow
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INSURANCE.
Are You snsure4
Nith an accumulated surplus Of over
$4,000 DolIaS-
-

Total Liaba.l.es oi this Company iot Loses
$500, as per swaia report by the Secretary.
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NO. 457.
MEDICAL.


Is eonsututonsf disease, Corruption OF tts
Il tlood, By which ihls fuid becomes vitlated veal
ADD poor Being ln the circulation IL pcrvad.s DE
whole body eli may burst out in disease ON any par
q IT, No organ Il free from ia stfacks is there
oae which IL may not destroy The scrofnlous tsin
Z asss.ly o.lsed y nlercsris disease. lov nrinx
distldcIet or snheaitky food. Impure air. NTH ana
nky habits. the depressing xiceS, and above al, by
the vsneresi nfcctioa nai<ver be rs origin II "a
hereditary nthc constiufion descending s.tfcm ps-
rets . eh-l1ren unto the sh.ra .sa fourth rcners
uons Indeed. n seems % bs the rcd of Him xho
ssys, VIZ s..it ne iniqases q the fathers upon
tier chlldrcn.n
It's Elects eoumenee ~ deposition from the baeea
q oorrapt II peeroas mater, which, IN The lung,
hter and Internal organs. IA termed turbercis> Ia
NE Eisnt< sxclngss and On tie rorfsce, eruptisos
9. ftres 1i= fosl corrupson- Which BeIocrs IN he
Blood, tcpreHcs the energies q fie - that scrofc-
ions cornpia,pts but they have far ir~< power 70
withstand te sttncks Of other diseases, conseQufas-
y vast uunlbslsp<rish by Disorders wisch aittsrgh
uot ecfofulons Ia shelr nature. are siil rendered a
tai BY t1ls tAlnl o. the system Most CT the coz
sunlption which de>anatet the hannah faz1iiy nhrrss
origin directly IN tina scrofnions conisminss
many destructive diseases of the liver, kid
bran, and. indeed, Of all the organs, s4lrs frone
are aggravated BY tia same cause.
One quarter q; AL our pcopls are srrofa1Sos thesf
persons are inssdedtaxtk>n ia 49, -.,,.r,sss.
their heaia- .ss~nik ~ ~.'1e> !. a..
--.--@1l s.Ate lid okls Nv =. slssrsS,
tive medicine, and nsigorate Il By healthy snod sna
rfaa a<<-tl = nr>.n. .llrtu
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~ a proof riaf the il1el fnf'H arl i44s are
rurriv ,r.ftliff hltf tho f.fil. fHi ito.e en-
insnt chemists. lf0fsssis tli.lane. AeH York; ani
Like of Cinrlnrefi-
Raj nr E1ta.h's Special t.ilr ari rtf ales
nrili.hci la coat, ic,.0i ,a4s ei fts iaIef ffon
tine g. ilnIe.
qs.s. ~ 81. Se1r.l. aasian Vegetable fIaai inrl-
a. ~ r..r iffe ~ s. r-.f ffIIl..n. 90 ia -elD-
linatsn sezetatla t'el lfs. 20 llk, O
rr,se,,.i ,fl., asl s-f-sr. - s., Fa-' Teurtt
s., "a nul8 Ok ffem Main So. Cincinnati. e. Lab
ssafcry. No. Hammcni -ffe.f
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0/ 70 ,fXF1KgAT1I. SEyil- -dA.ygAL f5g41E-
11fTFY n ne soad.tion ofdftt HcHB LA>ti-
RA-NtE CglAflFl, ~ aso Crg e/ .Aeo fcsk,
on tte lsf dfv ~ Jsanavp. lsii..
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FIRST BAPTIST cnuRcn:
Isr CONGREGATIONAL onuRcn.

so.~nu 80 err N~p ,nNnEa srHn'fr.
HrN L. Annnrr. rA.Tna.
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Dawn sssucrs snl be h,,i IN ne following
Churchrs weekly
EPISCOPAL CHURCH,:

ox siIra. rrrs4aS vsts sSp eufHss sr1frrs,
EFN. q ". PITCH, REgfV..
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Ruy Tickets riG PiIfS-
burg.
TICKET~ FoH SAIL Al Ai,t MAIN
OFFICES
ERENiiTS

FRElGnTS
rf- Ffrieal. ~ sii fercrfrIois rf1 90
faNs... ,a.a. New loik, Iiosfea ~
ary Pa.At i.l Rf'lrnsfs cf MO
a. ili1I .l ..sHs.r. ..Fa ef al s
....-. .. .l|r.srt .tiFecr
TIE rtaa.1 Htlirosi also seeut.is al lfs
ilr.4 with Steamers. tY ehlca Cool. caa te ~
.rariri AIRY port sr frc ui'e. ff1stitrf.e.. Ken
tncsy. rcrne..e-. cer'ffrisnt. q aa.s fi... s'rr
wsuol.s. ~ Missouri. kansss. Artsssst srt irf q V
ers an ai Olesfi1Ii Is..... - aIl Olirs-n 81 .t
~te.r~~s al ror.s ca tie Sorih- ~ rstffn fssrs
Ncrcf fsrfs a1f stfrQcrs s-Iiru .''rt %. t1I 4.fIt.
tior - their Freight 80 ttis Company. can frs
confidence 20 its SPECIFY transit
THE NArFs OF FRFiGHT g. a1T gl.ni in Ia.
wess ~ the Pennsylvania kaIirost afe AZ ai f'at
e. favorable as eaarsei - other isHf.es g'a
s.-l.ice.
~ particular 10 marx pscssrss ''sit Pss,e5ivsrf
RaunoAn."
y y SNEEDE2. fhiist~lftis.
NA8kAW a COINS. 80 Nartl si.. Itt.lil...tl
fFECH A CO. ~ Astar Heesr. ~ W ] Snnfs
Viii.srn -. Ne~ 4ofk.
4rFrH A. CO. -I STATE rf Trst,
n HOUSTON. Genrrsl Ffrirff tntff fIHf.
NN0IH EAIS tscnr- ai Sa1't. Aifasr4 4 l.r.-
I. d. rcrTT. fsr-r-ei f'rtft srerf g. .ltI. .iI.
srffeis
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&ooA McANcNvNcs $

and you should try them J 'ro gaag for
physician.
tici Pamphlet or Almanac ~ my local
s-an.. ant read the certificate ahd 49, you
have ever doubted sea wlll
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North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL 100000.
J. A. WDrAos. see'y JAS. EouTs, fres't.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cnURci:

xrEof rrm ,So ruflAA stsfifs,
REV. T. T. GORDON, lssfos.
~ 4l - school 5000 -
Morning SsrN t'ts'''lt = ~
Evening Scr, ..s...........t.tt.tt't' p
, 1862-07-12

ADUTcHMANs SToRY.-In Memphis, Tennes-
see, correspondent tells a story for the Drawer.
Of old election times, that is very rich and very
true to the life. 1t is to show the candidates be-
fore and after election.
jackson was the mans name who was r1,nninc
for Congress. He was hale fellow well met with
Thomas, Richard and Henry, shaking hands with
every body, and all that. He got in. Suddenly
his manner changed. He didn't know half the
people he met-he was too big to speak to every
body. ADutchman by the name ofStoever came
along-a rough blacksmith-and, holding out his
black fist, said, How do, Mr. Jackson ?"
The Congressman, crowd standing around
took hold Of his hand reluctantly, and remarked
Your face is familiar, but for my life can't re-
collect your name" ,soH
The Dutchman, without giving his name. cried
out
Jentlemans, now tell you Won goot story.
Ven livein Germany, de lort-mayor Of de down
he die. Den dey have lection for Won nudder
lort-mayor. Now dere live in de down Won man
pie de name of Dinks. He pc Won oser. Now
Won tay Dinks he come along de street vid his
back on his pack, and de PEBBLES say. 'Spose We
maks Dinks lort-mayor p And sure enough de,.
votes for Dnks and maks him mayor. Dew den
takes Dnks up to de pig house, and butts de pio
ute robe pom him, and butts de pig crown pon his
head, and den butts him in de pig arm-cbeer. and
den Dinks set like Won WOOL After vile. Dinls,
wife she miss him. She run up and town de street
look for him; ven de beeples tell her Dinks de
lortmayor. So she got to de pig house and been
in and jumb pack. Den she beeps in gin. and
say Dinks, o DinksP Dinks say, Hoo dat call
mep She say Dis is your wife, Dinks don't
you know me" He say, you pc Won WOOL J.
How you spec know you, ven I no know myse,l
now p"
The story made its own application. The crowl
roared with laughter at the expense of Jackson.
who sloped. venture to say that Jackson never
forgot the name of the Dutchman after that day.
-Harper's Magazine
, 1862-07-12
NO. 80
Amusing Incident.

On the first night that Cooper performed on the
Cincinnati boards, the following amusing varia-
ton was unwittingly introduced into the PLAY.
which was " Othello." Among a large audience,
composed of every description Of people, was
country lass. Now the innocent Peggy had never
before set foot within the playhouse. She en-
tered just as Othelo makes the defense before the
Duke and Senate of Venice The audience were
unusually attentive to the play, and Peggy wos
permitted to walk in the lobby until she arrived
at the door Of the stage-box, when some one
handed her IN without Withdrawing his ewes from,
the play; wLile her beau, country boy, was com
PEELED to remain in the lobby Miss Pegg stared
about her for moment, as if wondering if she
were in the proper place, till casting her eyes on
the stage she observed several chairs which werc
unoccuped. Perhaps this circumstance .alohc
would hardly have determined her to take sbe
step she did, but she observed that the people on
the stage appeared more at ease than those among
whom she was standing, and withal more sociable
and as fate would have it, just at that moment
Othello, looking nearly toward the place where
she was situated, exclaimed, "Here comes the
lady! y The Senators half rose in the expectation
OF seeing the gentle Desdemona appear, and
Othello advances two steps to meet her, when.
10 the maiden from the country steps from the
box plump on the stage and advanced toward the
expectant Moor 1: is beyond human power to
give any idea of the confusion that followed. The
audience elapped and cheered, the Duke and Sen
ators forgot their dignity while poor Peggy was
ready to sink with CONSERVATION. Even Cooper
llmsef could not refrain from joining in the gen
sr9 nerriment. The uproar lasted for several
minutes, until the gentleman who handed her into
he box helped the blushing girl out of her un-
pleasant situation. 1t was, however, conceded on
Ill hands that lady never made her debut or
he stage with more eclat than Miss Peggy
'-G7pers Magazine.
, 1862-07-12

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