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, 1862-02-06

| c. B. No. 46. An Act to authorize W. W. De
Lacy and his associates to establish Ferry Oh
! Salmon river.
Z. b. No 5s. An Act to provide for the pay
ment Of Government tax.
! ii. B. No. 60. An Act to apportion the repre-.
sentatiOn Of the Territory OF Washington.
II. B. No. 76. An AT to dissol .e The bonds o.
matrimOny existing between Eli Sarcault and
| Therese his wife.
II. b. No. 20. An Act to dissolve the bonds o
matrimony existing between John Kindred and
| Sally his wife.
Ii. b. No. Co. An Act to authorize Lyman
ShaIicr and W. +. Blssett to establish ferry
across the south fork Of Clearwater.
&. Sub. for II. j. K. No. II. Relative to troops
Z. j. X. NOT. Relative to printing the deci,
sions Of the Supreme Conrt
C., B. No. G3. An Act relative to Jurisdiction
in ,ivil causes in the LIST judicial District Of Wash
| inStun Territory.
C. Sub. for Ii. B. No. So. An Act to authorize
the District School Directors Of School District
No. 6, in Clark county, to levy special tax
c. N. No. q. For Ocean Mail service.
c. B. No. Al. An Act to pay Edward Lander
certain attorney fees.
q. B. No. 80. An Act to authorize George A.
Tychel and his associates to grade the bluffs Of
Snake River, constructing wagon road and pack
van over the saue' anu establishing Terry across
snake River
y; Is. NO. ". An Act to incorporate the Go
lImoia Transportation Company Of Washington
Territory:
U. b. No. AZ. An Act 10 incorporate the Wal
lula Railroad Company.
II. B. No. SO. An Act to authorize John 0mm.
hailer to establish and keep ferry across the
main Clearwater
II: B, No: 4. An Act to incorporate the Uni
VeTsity Of washington Territory, ,
II. B. No. 90. An Act to authorize Richard
Holmes and james Clinton to establish ferry
across Salmon River.
II. Is. No go. An Act to amend an act entitled
an act to incorporate the Oregon Steam Naviga-
ton Co., passed Dec. 18th, 1860.
ID. b. No. 81. An Act 10 amend an act relat-
ing to Justices Of the Peace and COnstables, and
practice before Justices OF the Peace.
II. .. No 81. An Act to legalze the transac-
tons Of the Board Of County Commissioners held
at Walia Walla-
Q. B. No. So. An Act 70 incorporate the Puget
, 1862-02-06

{. DAMON vs.. SvErH.-At present writing, the
little dog in this fight is on top, and the big one
pants for breath. Damon has fully established
several telling points in the controversy, viz.
that Smith Is something less than human; thai
he Is anything but republican 10 his department
that be cannot tel the truth, save BY chance
and that he Is not above the suspicion Of Official
dishonesty. We should be sorry to accept the
remnant Of character which Victor Smith will
have remaining when be gets through this fight
Dr.. Henry win have To vOuch for il with an
oath, next time. Victor, don't you think hon
ssty Is the best pOlicys II not nov, you viii
think 90 ere lOng.iear i,l X ~ ga.l
, 1862-02-06
LEGIsLATIvE EnACTMENTs.


REPORTED FoR THE HERALD BY cHAs. EAoAN.
g aors OLYMPIA, Jan. S0th, 1862
The following Bills have passed both Houses !.
h. y. R. No. IA. Relative to the adjournment
Of the Legislative Assembly and the introduc.
ton Of New Business
n; 3. No, e5. Relative to the Navigation Of
II. B. No. "A. An Act TO amend an Act 70
grant 70 Thos Coupe the right to establish
Ferry between Port Townsend and WhIdby's
Island. M @
n. B. No. 80. An Act to regulate the County
Commissioner Court Of Island county. ~
H. B. No. 66. An Act TO auth0Fize II. o. Big
low 10 establish Ferry across Snake river.
An Act to authorize Sanford Ovens to con.
strncta bridge across South Fork Of Clearwater.
An Act 70 authorize John Messenger and Wal
Ter H. Mauiey TO keep ferry on Salmon river
An Act relative 70 clerks Of tho District
Courts. sunf eus a1sa 81 90 sAs
Memorial asking congress to pass an act a..
lowing two places loF holding the u. 8. Courts
10 the Sd Judicial District s7la
An Act granting the Sheriff Of Pierce County
time, &C.. % perform certain duties. ~
An Act to authorize Gilmore Hays TO keep
/ Z ferry on Snake river y i-tii ;slira1 sra 1
An Act % relocate 20 much Of the Territorial
road leading from Monticello to the upper Cas-
cades as lies between Vancouver and the east
line Of Clarke county.
An Act TO authorize J. 7. Hicklin 70 keep .
ferry on Yakima river. osget
Resolution relative topaying certain persons
summoned before tho University committee.
An Act 70 Incorporate the Nisqualy road Co.
An Act TO locate Territorial road from the
bead Of Little Skookum Bay TO the County seat
NJ, An Act % dissolve the Bonds Of matr;monv
, 1862-02-06
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTErLAcooM. W. T.
Thursday Morning. Feb. 6. 1861.
PLAN Talk TO ENGLAND.

- a - 4. ,,s,kl,.k 4.
= On me hrst page OF tn's issue We PuOnsn =
Peeca recen'ly oe.werea 70 Io"oOu 0y OeO. 80, F.
VISITED kns'and WIN tne view Of urging uPo" ."e
knglish people and engaging IN the construction
of street FailgsyA 10 this project he encOun-
s.,,sl fhe mast Stubborn opposition. but success
ls--r., ,..,..,.a M, 49,, uo "a not ths oDlv
etor 80 - u '''s -
American VINO mas lately nad inc auoacity 20 AZ
tempt The introduction Of :" Yankee notions" in
that country short time since, we noticed ths
e., ~, |. ~, n.u,.s rhomnson. from the Unit
80 IN -. =, "a.
ea stA.e- was seaen'ns SOuh Du" ny" " 'u"U
ships in i've hours p-e .5,sq; s..
The pcrusai Of Trains speech has afforded us
,.,sb ni.s.vre .s ~ v.ntnre % saw Il will every
Z. .sss. u.. .,.,.' 's.,,. =, r.
emss'eAp ~no 's.us y ms pau an y
land eo1iains much good sense, some hvey sal
lies and many excellent suggestions, not unmixed
viii 4 littie bumhast. which Il easily Lost sight
- Il. .,,,, ~ ,..,,..,,,... ,,,,h, ..hi.,,
!. =. ~ - ~" u, -,
ne e.Ponss' 'ns. uAnso y ~ county. q" wiz
honor the man uho can be thus bold in the ut
t1rnncs ol hissentimtnts. surrounded, as be was.
Nv ths subjects of he Gover1mept which he a
- fau .fe 49, . IL.
, 1862-02-06

VNERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. COUNTY
i 0Y PlERCF-MARGARET ANN VAN BusK1Rk, Haln.
10, against ABRAHAM J. VAN BUeKiRK, Defendant-ln
the District Court OF the SecoEd judicial District
To ABRAHAM J. VAN HuEkIRK fouAre hereby nollnee
that Margaret Van BskFk has hled complaint aganae
In said Court which will 10 he heard 81 The nr
term Of Court, which shall than three months
after the 2lst day Of November, AID 1861 and unless Yol
appear said Of Court and the same WI -
taken confessed, aud the prayer thereof granted.
The ect and pAyerof aaid complaint hto obtain -
Of divorce and nuy Of marriage heretofore en1nl
you and herse also have deeeed 10 her he care
and custody Of her two minor children. Edison and Wan
Van Bus, aud her name changed % hngArstAn
Shea VI 81 lff ifg ~ e N IaM
Complain. aled November tsth, 1881.
eTsm FRANK CLARK, An'y for RalnHG
, 1862-02-06
DIED.

In stelacoOm, Wednesday night, 9Th instant WIN Bed
ington, aged about hy years. native Of England The de-
ceased much respected by all who knew him, and his
death Is deeply lamentel BY our citizens.
Ills funeral will take place tOmOr rdAy) at O'clock
PM Friends Of the deceased generally invited to attend
, 1862-02-06

0LAD or n.-Its said that ne Fumors Of
further troubles viii England. which were given
out soms weeks dnos W sensation writers. are
vilhsut fonndation- We are truly glad 70 hear
4, though ~ % noi know that h uin m.isrially
hslp eur domestic tFguolss.
, 1862-02-06
TRn PuonT souND RERALp
L. p, FISHER,

- NJ eolunas Of TIE ProFr sOrsb HaELD are open
lsssnnuncAioas On an questions Of public policy ana In
lIL and he advocacy Of al sides Of question shall
- sSy heard; but such eOmnuu'eaOus ss are no, Of
snsa pubc nature. Intended for he rherance Of
inaAuai eoas NJ Be charged Advertisements Ts rule
ull1 N No cass Be aeparted frOm
, 1862-02-06

: ,wascEED.--Ths ship COquimbo, from San
Francisco for Seabeck, was wrecked on We'd
nesday night. 29d ult, eve miles from Dunge-
ness Light. She was owned By Adams, Blinn
3 Co, and destined TO Seabeck for cargo ol
lumber. The .. s Marshal win sell Der to.moF-
row, 7th inst, q she lies. fr he benefit Of eli
coucerucd.
, 1862-02-06

b Tas SEEAMBR SUBsDF. -Messrs. HOlIaday q
Flint, Of San Francisco, have contracted to run
two steamers each month % Victoria, carrying
the mail, for RiOOO sterling per month, com
unencing on the LIST instant and ending on the
slst Of July The following Is the schedule
Feb. 7-yietoria via Portland, Cortss; Feb. II
do. do, Brother Jonathan; Feb. 27-yic-
toria direct. Cortes; March 1--VictOria via
Portland, Brother Jonathan; March e--VictoFia
direct, coytes March le-Yictoria via Portland,
Brother Jonathan March 2l-Victora direct,
Coytes Subsequent months same as March.
, 1862-02-06
Special 9Otites.


or Dr. L. j. CEAPKAY already secured In position vhish
PLACES IT, proprietor above the assaults Of enyy ana
professional malice. In The schools Of France the hshsS.
prizes Orn awarded to practitioner In this department
medical science. and they occupy with others equally
lofty position In the profession. kcurd Is iustrous ~
ample, shining light among the philosophical Of IN
age Europe, and Dr. CEapkay has fully equRled him IN hs
country; as proof Of which the Philadelphia Coleas n
Medicine compmaned him with Diploma, aud the honorarv
dd eWRdsT degree Selecting this h field opeFatIon
although qualified graduate Of the University Of PcSh
aud the late Chief surgeon Of the Hungarian ReVoutnparv
army for extended abOrs Dr. l. CEapkay his bent
his attention The Of chronic and private ~
In which he has become So great an expert that he
now regarded the leader In this branch Of his pFoleSSia
throughout the United States, and his portrait and boRaphV
are published Of interest their FeadeTb In ne p
exclusive journals The Doctors Offices are at his Medesi
and Surgical Insue Sacramento street. Of Ledes
dor nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail slelm
shin Company. # v
E We the particular attention Of readers 10 N.
certificates Of remarkable cures In another column Il
this paper.
nE L. j. CZAPKAYs private Medical and surgieal Insl
te below Montgomery, opposite ~
Pacific Mall Steamship CompAnys once, San Francisco M
Dnc"r offers free consultation, and asks Remuneration
unless Re Effects .. ...
t Persons Wishing to lose time in correspondence.
please enclose their letters, and they will get Immediate
attention to their cases.
Address L. j. CBAPkAY, ND.
2i:Dm San Francisco, Cal
, 1862-02-06

PUnsHnEsr ron DEBn.-The following, from
the British COlOaist Of the 9sth ult, shows how
the law for debt sometimes works; Yesterday
q Nanaimo merchant, who Is somewhat 10 debt,
literally walked into q lions den. He was eori.
Gus to witness the trial Of Capt Gordon, and 80
saqntered lcisurely into the Supreme Court room,
where he had not been many moments before
the Deputy Sheriff clapped him on the back,
thrust oaPias under his hOsea and marched him Of
TO the debtors prison. ,ni ea
, 1862-02-06

1@'0'-Anaibsr heavy ,nss sorn - 10 on
|.| - riirh cnuiinnsi toms eirhissa o.
I|.|I |10|I aiIh,ul inlulninion sn6s, sun
.|'..' '....'. - lIlainr. ulilIn.,ua flaourA-
..| n. aI.I Or nllaI lains q a. psioa
. n. ~ -. ~ I1II.l . 49,. a.. 4, b
- .'.|4 q lt1'1 -. - hnui - q
f.,n-EAL1I< =. - ~ ASA.
~ hl,FI,uh papsn
, 1862-02-06

DAMAGE BT THB WsATHER.-The accounts
from British Columbia and vaneouver's Island
mention many cases Of loss Of stock BY the ex-
tremO cold weather. On Fraser River, several
men are said 70 have been frozen to death, and
horses, mules, sheep and beef cattle IN large
numbers have died. Francis Grayslls, who left
this county some months since for vancouver's
Island, with large lot Of live stock has lost all
but three Or four head Of his cattle. 0thers
are mentioned whose losses Of stock are equally
great ,.,s el O.
, 1862-02-06
%roal sdrertisrulsnts
PROBATE NOTICE.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF PIERCE
COUNTY, ". T.-In the matter Of the Estate Of J. I.
NestbTO0k
Pursuant an order Of said Court, made Ne EsGuag
January teF lsd2, notice Is hereby Rivrn that MONDAY
the I'd day March AD is6g at O'Clock Pm o. sad day
ssilaeoo, In said county has been appointed for he
hearing Of petition NJ JOnatan Nesbrook, praying for
an order that he ntsrcst Of sh T. WetlbFook (dcceese
stable and saloon and The W. half o. lot and lot
Block No. To- In the said town u steaeoom be conveyed
10 petitioner TO cancel the nd beugH ~ ad deceaagd r
his share Of the purchase money. A. which time and paco
persons interested therein notified appear and o9
cause, any, Why said petitioners request should not -
~. wEsTRRO0K,
sSA Gdminis,rsioT u kSiai,.
, 1862-02-06

Masonic BAlL-The Masonic fAisrpily o.
sl,r.ooom. - Vim be seen BY their sdyer.
i|',manl. 10 ne approprihle column, viii give 4
F|thd BIN % Friday night 2isf instant, u
der halI . dis place. The alst instead of the
ga ~ ben shossu N order % allow tl,e lovsss
q NJ anaIlmsni chance % dance al nigh
N ts1.a a.rllshs;e and 4 i hoped : euodly
nnuh,I 70 b present 10 avail themselves q
a. pi.nsss Itpromisss % bee pleasant ~
N'H 81. - ~ tf
, 1862-02-06

LARor sArn ron TAxrL The sheiiR Of fs,is
county ullI ssIl on Tuesday next llth instant,
q Port NlsqnalIy, The personal property o. the
rne.l Sound Agricultural Co, for delinquent
lara NoiEiihalandins sIfrln made BY The
louns.l q he compiny % sioIt The sale. By lhe
service q restraining order On tls Sheria, We
O.. informed lhas 4 vim positively take place on
ihs d'y named, nnlels The taxes IN ,hs meantime
lIs paid The EhsrH arts By authority of iAw
enacted By ne Legislature just adjOurusd I; the
District Judge inirrposss and conflict has taken
piao1 between he legislative and Judiciary
bIan1hsl q oufgoperhmeni. The Federal Gov
lsnmenl dhduld i5ns ere ,his hase seilled lhe
question upon which his conflict Arises and We
hsll our p,Iesrla, Who Is well acquainted with
11sIIlhiag cunorIning 4 uill press ths matter
l.n. p an e.FIy adjdslmeul aiie.i ~
, 1862-02-06

FAITH, HOPE, CHARITY, JUSTICE AND INDUSTRY,
a0FNA Industry Camp No. Z. I. o. OF K, w.,A
fESt& 10 steilAeoom every Monday evening. :
~ All Companions ih good standing arc invited y
'' JOHN LATHAM, wa
, 1862-02-06

IEkEE Fou TicIoR We are very much
obliged . yod. Vicibg. Or your extremely ssh-
rfoas Intention % bssiou npop IS 20 once 10
ranflt.lniion q oar giving up libe on Ep a,
rllly held ahlch nslil ds isnriintn - much as
thll ypa eoutsmpl.tlq giving IN exchange. With
he addition q extra duty as Inspector Thank
ycu, We az but We woudrsther Be excused.
Wy. nnn. Il 4 Eotth double ihe pAy of an In.
1roel1T s. eonpslled 70 issociaIs With one
411 make lipiplf ssssywhere 20 diisgteeable
= 700 Do end rilh whom sislmboaf caplaink
o1i rnrrpr rsfpss 70 al At The same table. No,
70, Victor re Az doing pretty well hers, and
rpuld ihink fNics bsisrp We would consent %
hslsns q, dspehdent q one Who, from al 40
1'1n,- y destitute bolh Of eounon humanity
I'D y. ordinary iruiis q = gsnslsnan. =
, 1862-02-06

OLYMPIA LODtsE. No. I, sea
or Ancient Free and Accepted MasOns, holds H9
" regular eomnunlcAtious on the hrst and third A.
Saturday evenings In every month.
All members Of the order In good standing are
invited to attend. T.f. McELR0Y, WsM
, 1862-02-06

nv observation-disclosures meeting Of the elsllaeoouI
Circle Of the Order OF ~ =. =. will be held back of "a
veil within the Temple" In the hrsi aud third phases q NJ
noon All members In good standing respectfully invita-
toattend. by order Of the Zee
q. q. O., Ssc'y.
steIIacoom, June 14'h, 1860.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-01-14

sick and wounded building forts and
helping to garrison them and in thou
sand other ways, performing valuable
service and tightening the toll of the sol
diers. Gen. Lane claims that, with the
help of eight or ten thousand robust, 10y
al blacks, as men of all work, he can
double the efficiency and striking power
Of his troops, and prevent more than hall
the per cent. of sickness and death that
is wasting the ranks Of the other divis.
ions of the army, where proslavery Gen
erals subject their soldiers to all kinds OF
drudgery and hardship rather than hurt
the "divine institutions Of the secesh.
The Government, we understand, have
assigned the following forces to constitute
the Army of the Southwest under Gen
Lane
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-01-14

Hallerk, Grant and Paducah Smith, with
their half million OF soldiers, operating
on slavery principles. Lanes men,
fighting for the single purpose Of saving
the Union, and employing the mems
best adapted to that end, will accomplish,
more in given period than ten times
their number trying to save slavery
along with the Union. Jim Lane and
his Union saving army, will be more ter
rble and formidable in the eyes Of jeff.
Davis and his fellow copspirators, than
all the other divisions of the National ar
my, from st. Louis to Washington and
down to Charleston. Chicago Tribune.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-01-14
Of the Guardian.

Correspondence of the Guardian
CAMP HEBRON, PACIFIC, Mo-
Dec. 81, 1861
FRIEND Rich Il see by some OF the
papers that our Regiment has gone to
Kentucky-some say to St. Louis, by way
OF Springfield, Ill. Our friends will take
notice that we are still at Pacific CITY.
The weather has been very pleasant for
the past two weeks, but to-day it is very
cold. Snow fell to the depth Of three
inches last night. the first snow of the
season except little furry week ago.
II seems a little like Iowa. Some of the
rebel prisoners asked our boys if il was
not very cold in our cloth tents these
cold nights. The boys told them that it
was not cold enough in Missouri to af-
feot live patriot while the camp fires
Of Liberty are burning in his breast
While treason is feeding upon the husks.
and shivsring without shoes or blankets.
we are we'll clothed, well fed. and well
paid, with plenty to spare in oar fathers
house. These deluded rebels are vast.
ing their living and that of their neigh
bors in rioting and devastating the coun-
try-and why nots What they get in
this way is all they expect. Their Con-
federate scrip is worthless, even among
their own brethren. What do you think
Of the boasted Confederacy, when thew
refuse to take their scrip. while a. the
same time they take Uncle Sans cur
reney without, asking any questions I? So
you see Uncle Sam is considered good,
even down in Seccessia. The truth is
they have no confidence in their cause or
scrip. The rebellion in this State is ain
swampus, up stumpus." Price can
get his $4,000 men. Those who enlist
cd first have fought, bled and died" a
few days. and now are returning home.
and would be glad to act as door keeper
Tor Uncle Sam, rather than enjoy the
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-01-14
JIM LANES GREAT EXPEDITION.
Saving tho Union and Letting Slavery
Take Care of Itself.

The telegraph brings the joyful tidings
that the President has authorized Gen.
James II. Lane to gather about him an
army of thirty thousand warriors Of the
Cromwell stamp; men in whose hearts
the sacred fires OF Liberty and Uuion
glow men who will strike at the vitals
Of rebellion quick and decisive blows, and
who are not afraid of hurting the rebels
idol who will wage war in earnest, and
fight with an eye single 10 crushing the
hydra headed demon of treason, which
has fastened its fargs in the Union, and
struggles for its destruction.
The Administration has authorized
Gen. Lane to make Leavenworth his head
quarters, and there collect together 3o,-
600 picked men in the shortest practica-
BILE space OF time, and to march to his
field Of operations with all the alacriy
possible. Jim Lane is not the man to fall
asleep when at work, nor TO let his braves
die of inaction and lassitude. He be-
lieves that rest wears more than friction,
and that idleness kills and demoralizes
more soldiers than hard marches Lane 8
method of dealing with traitors is, to set
tie accounts with them the first time he
pays them the honor of a visit, and to
make such clean and thorough work as
he goes along, that the same ground will
not have to be conquered twice. Jim
Lanes army will 60 forth animated with
the idea that made Old Brown terror to
secessionists, and Oliver Cromwell irwin
chile against tyrants-love Of freedom
Lane has selected Western regiments ex
clusively. His expedition will be Wes-
tern enterprise and the campaign will be
conducted on Western principles. Econ
omy. celebrity. and bravery are the imple-
ments There will be no wasting of mil
lions of treasure and months Of precious
time in useless, cumbrous preparations
for the purpose Of consuming the subss.
tence and patience of the people in doing
nothing such as have characterized the
other divisions of the Army. Lane S
force will be chiefly mounted men. lie
expects to start with 5000 cavalry, TO-.
900 infantry. 1000 flying artillery. 200
fusieers. 1000 loyal Indians, and about
| 900 contrabands, now in Kansas, on the
start but tho latter force is expected to
increase as he proceeds South. Can have
5000 TO 10000 able bodied contrabands
TO great advantage, AS servants aud lab.
orers. lie needs them 10 take care OF the
horses, mules and cattle to drive trains
collect forage cook aud serve food Gu,
and handle timber for bridges repair
roads for scouting in a country in which
they are familiar. and collecting iutelli.
gences OF the enemy taking care Of the
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-01-14
BUFFALO GROVE, Dec. 25th, '61,

BUFFALO GROVE, Dec. 25th, '6l.
Mr.. EDITOR:
l send you the following poem, COM
posed on the death of Mrs. WATSON, who
died October 9th, 1861, and two child
rem, one aged years, died Dec. l3, the
other years of age, died Dec. 2lst.,
both in the year 1861. The elder boy, a
short time before he expired, said: "Im
going to see my mother:
Like an arrow to the Fathers heart
Those words he knew must part
His darling boy from him and earth,
And make more desolate his blghted hearth.
Only but a few short weeks before
Death came, and in moment bore
His lovely wife, his joy and pride
For many years his constant guide
10 that celestial home above,
Where all is joy, and peace, and love-
Her spirit still was lingering near.
To watch and guard her children dear.
1t seemed as though this world to him was dead
But in his grief he only said:
"I know that she to heaven has gone,
While am left to weep alone"
Again Death came, at the close of day,
And in every action he seemed to say
I've come to take from thee another
Father, I'm going to see my mother -
These were the last words of his boy;
They were said in accents of joy.
And soon his happy spirit took its flight
To Join his mother in the world of light.
Theangels from that better land
Descended in happy band,
To welcome that pure spirit home
And guide it safely through, DE ath's gloom
They wrapt his form in snowy white,
In unison with his home of light,
And laid his hands across his silent breast.
His father mourned, and seemed to find no rest.
But still his grief had scarce begun
For ere the setting of another sun
Death came and laid his hand upon another,
AS if to say "come and go with thy brother"
Only one short week and he was dead:
His little spirit to heaven had fled.
The fatheris left with three alone,
While three to heaven are gone.
Nav heaven protect and guard those here.
And may the spirit of that mother dear,
Watch DER them and when dangers are nigh
Quickly to their rescue ny
And should temptation ere beset,
Or Satan spread his Turing net,
Nav friends who are honest. hind and true
Be near to help them safely through.
And when their life on earth shall end,
And God the messenger Of death shall send,
Nav they that glorious home obtain,
And unite in family group again.
Mrs. NJ j. CANFIELp.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-01-14
JAN rs JAAiSOS. J :.
JAMESON & LEWIS,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
"a Law and Notares Public, will practice
in the several Courts of this State, will give
strict attention to securing claims, making and
ing titles. and all other business entrusted to
them professionally. T3-2ltfl