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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-01

Commute Of AWGrd.-Mrs. Philester
Felt Mrs. A. +. Shattuck, Mrs. l b. F.
MAYNARD.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-01

You've d FTcH, Plfs Att'ys. II-vf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
FOR SALE
Or Esshang. fer Eastern Property.


A nice Dwelling House, with verandah front door
IA and window blinds, with good large Kitchen
attached to the dwelling which has cstern and pump
10 Il: Also good Wood House % II by II, has a
hriek chimney good we'll Of water In IL and makes
very convenient place for washing and cooking There
tn.rear. = -
Also hne Grape Arbor 20 It bys, covered with
suolOe vines 10 full bearing. variety of fruit aud
OTTTtHhental trees, shrubbery, &c. IL --.-
q o o9udlngs and arbOr stands centre lot. There
fn ~ substantial picket fence In front, high close
~. IeaE Front and rear Carriage way fs.I
On e y beautifully situated in the city Of Joliet
ana iii Ppl avenue, Ruth Of MIC. r. r. Warehouse
Eastern sod cheap for Cash exchanged fog good
ritis. ~ ENOPsIty not over 10 or is miles from the
For full particulars address
T. B. JONES. p. o. Box 547,
June 2, ls63. sr Rvs.-
pe View World Self 0di0atIISS- 5S,I,,s.,
by AOrS manufacturing prices,
- g. W. STONE CO., Agts
RRAN aOd SHORTS by the Loo ~ a. :. ~,
ID PTioes. a. NV0 u toa' a. NIL
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
Trusfee,a SnIn

YTTHERRAs. j. Mathexson and JuIl, A Ma
w ew-on his wife did the 9Th day IL D-csmbsr
y. D. lsJs, execute, duly scknovledEe aud deliver 20
the undersigned Conveyance Of tn following d.
oriled real estate 20 Ei The undiSded u ofss ~.
INV INV Sec 9. aud ~ Of NV Sec g. 7 &c
IL T. In VIII Comfy IllinOis also the undi Ttdec Il
CIV sc sc Y 70 u L I'd, r. m. In Cox
County, State aforesaid; alsl all thsr interest IN the
q aud ne q 81 sec. 30 7 2lNRI " SIP ~ h
Mclean County 20 sAid State. and also tie a Gofs =
q II sec. Is : RAE, in Efahghani CsnSfy anl
State at in0ts-IR TTES that in default should
be nade In the payment Of cerfsig peoaissory note
for the sum eftWo thousand dollars rhIaile 70 yohu
Heck or sder. siXty days after ts with interest Al
sir per cent per Hnnum, and SKI ea BY go
Mathewson. then sppcaisn Of the Iegui ko,ds, n
said nhte, the Und-rziyned afrer pnb iaax a notie~
In nevsT~peT printed. ~ said County, OF Will ten
d-ys te1s toe DAY 81 sale shnd sell the said prem.
@s and All night and eqoty q rsdcmpti IN Of m. saISf
party II tb AT-t part, triT keiTs assigns t-ro
public anei a. al the Court Honse door in said
CIVIL, TO tie biE e- bidder for CAST NJ the tfesss,,
menH'oed IN said notice and 90 make. creme ara
denver to the purchases purchasers thereof CO.
OF oe-un ir the pTsmiser sold. Which said Tr,,l
Dt-d vss duly recOIdrd IN the once OF the
o. SAID VII C"unty Book CO page els. aad Of Nd
Of said EmDgium County, in Book NJ nsees 20 ana IL
aud Of said Mclean County in Book * Of n,1Ftxaess
IAg- Sel aud whereas defSnt has been made "a Iho
payment Of the whole Of sad and the eaid Jchn
Heck having api lied 20 M and requests that safd
property be sold fur the Iaymrnt Of the HAii uOts
Now thrre;u'e public notice IL hereby given that bv
'ISiue 81 the lowers in me vested BY
In expressed Albert Anderson .e Tri.stee I'm IA
deed banned will sell TO the highest bidder fr 80 =,
Pnhe Suctiot 20 be heidat the Court Ianse door 4.
joliet IN Enid Will County. on Friday tho 9Th Az ~
N"Venhrr. lst3. between the hours a 10 $500 -
81 and o'clock N. Of that day the above dcscribes
property and all right and equity Il redenptto N -
sH ' i. hAthewson aud julia A. Aathewson -
Siie' 'ncir heirs and assigns.
'"''-' ~ Nth Ises : q Ai'S 80,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
THE CLOTH DEPARTMENT. / +
SHERIFF'S SALE.

R1 virtue Of certain writ Of Execution tssued 6a
~ the Circuit Court Of Will County, in faFoe ~
jay L. Adams, plaintiff and againrt Frederick KIM
sonu:strator oil the estate Of Lynn Adams deceasa1
saran B. Ad ms widow Of Lynn Adams. and Thereae
Adams, Frederick COe Adams and Elizabeth ADAM
heir' n law o. Lynn Adams deceased defendnnts al
: O'Clock. p NJ. ON the 9;h DAY OF DeceuL,r Iss1
At the moth door q the Court House. in the en- ~
joliet shall oIsr for sale at public Vendue ali the
rlghi, title and interest Of said defendants IN 80 -
the follow tnt described property Wiz The fr.crin
Of the south east quarter lying aud south Of ~.
Canal OF Section hive 90 in TcE nshP thirty four l3sl
North Of Range nine East Of the third principal ne
rIoian excepting and reserspg naek Of said track
occupied 10y the Canal and lite waters and strip ~
land ninety beet wide either side Of said Al a
excepting and reserving therefrom fsuF rods 49,
north aid south aud three rods wide east and re1f
being the piece OF land embracing the BuryipK
where Judge Peck is hurried with the right
and egresS. also excepting aud Teserving therefroU
sixteen and half acres Of land of fron the north
ehd 81 SAID tract the land hereby conveyed containing
one hundred and eleven and three quarters a
40 acre more or less aud also the east traction of the
south west quarter lying Of the Canal n saId
said. excepting and reservipg 80 much Of "a trars
Iasi orsad As isOccHped by the Canal and ia vat
ers aud also excrptit "Trip Of land ni,sty Ee~f
VIDE on either side Of said Canal. contanfnY FoV,V
o-iOO acres more or less being the sauts prrn...
conveyed 10 III, said Lynn Adams ~ Mercy Rhodss
ana others by Deed dated the 18th q, Of Deoen ~
A. D. 1850 and n CORDED in the Clerk once IN az
3aS together with all and singular the bO1s~s buiId
ings trees WAYS. waters. profits, privileges and a.
VAntsges with the HpPuTt noes, &c
GEORGE MONROE. sheri6of VIII County
BY EREARD r. GARs, DeuptS
Dated the lIth Of November, lss5 H3SS
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

OMAN CHOUDER, ---------
~ STEAMED CLANS,
SALAD CREAM
COVE OYSTERS
CRANBERRY SAGE.
FEY MAY6
sale tY s.T sFcBE GO
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
NtU AN6rrtIstmeRts.

. Sold in Joliet by J. II. Brown, B. Blackman. @. II.
woodruff, L. NJ. Bray, F. Worendle and T. Sisson.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
8 Q L D 7 Z r. s.
CLAIM AGENCY.

CLAlM AGENCY.
THE undersigned hAviI been Only authorized by
Il law to present and prosecute Claims aga uEt the
Cover nment, and having connected himself with
good aud responsible firm a. the War Department who
have been engaged in soldiers claims since
ID 1874, would most respectfully announce 70 the
Government growing out of all ware from the Revou-
ton down TO the present time
Special attention given to claims growing Of the
800 Bounty Money.
Soldiers Who have been wounded in battle. and also
the Ieirs Of nh Soldiers who have been killed or have
died from disease c. ,racted In the service,
entitled 10 One HUNDRED doars Bounty, and all ar
VI pay and Other, dues
- INVALID ,PENsi2SS,
SoIders that are wounded Pensions forIi Also thoss
that have contracted disease while fB the ce, Wild
oWs' Pensions, Mothers PsntiOns, Sisf.rS Pea lions,
Minor Childrens PcnsioOr, procured the Ivd.
sOnAble terms.
PEkS-A reasonable and uniform fee will no ehar,.
cd 10 all cases-but no charge made unless the claim
Is collected .--'
Any information respecting claims givsn f,s. NJ
nigned will WHIT the claimant and procure the nerssss
ry evidence IN the neghbOrhood where cais,ant lives
With the advantage Of experience of sixteen ves.
81 said hrm the undersigned feels toufdent that -
present and collect said Claims with A. unrh -
patch as could be expected.
n. b. Tho test Of recUmm sndatiUus can La haA 10
desired Of both agent and arm "
JOSIAH CARPENTER, Claim Agent. 81
caeiSses r VI VIII Co. H. 1863 "nis-on
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
NOTICE

LII Persons are Serely notified not b. tru.s NJ
IA VIE Catherine Boyle on my account a. y si,.;lf
pay DO debts Of Der contracting from this a.. -.
rEovocatioB. NJ
osi q, 1883 RrcEAtL ccyzT,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
eI.ERIFF's SALE.

Hrine Of Fqu'iUy writ Of e1ecttiou isEued fror,
the Circuit Court OF Will County 10 favor of IIenry
a. Stevens, plaintiff and against MICHAEL CoyIs de6sn-
aants, at 2oclock y. tbs gfb day Of DrcsEnbert
300 st the north door Of the Cout House. In the city
81 Joliet shall OGer for Eae at public Tenl ne ali s
right title and Interest Of sAd defrndants 10 and TO-
the following described property TOW la The west
half ~ OF the south east quarter Of section ten
uol Township tbir t.- 6ye iS5) NOrI Of Range nine
(9) East ofthe third principal meridian Containing
Eighty acres more or Ets
GEORGE MONROE Sheriff of Win n.
- EDWIN u GIsBs, Deputy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
SEraVed

TIRoM the subscriber about mile south Of Spen-
j Ger Station, six yearlngs-dscTibed as follows:
Three heifers one red with white face, small notch
In left red and white heller, Nhite; bull
calves one a dark bTindle; one dun and the other
line back with brown Sides zach Of said calves had
small hole In the right Any person leaving infors
nation where said yearlings may he found with
Thomas German at Spencer, Thomas Cubsrston al
tbs Red Mill. viii BE suitably re7'aTded
~ IL
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of execution issued from the
ID Circuit Court VI WHi County, in favor Of Royal
r. Barber administrator Of the estate of John Ing.
goidsoy deceased, plaintiff, and against Alice Rabbit
implicated with John Rabbit, defendant, O'Clock.
p h., on the 10th day Of November, A. d. 1853, at
the norm aOor Of the Court House, in the city Of
right tte and interest ofsAid defendant in and
the following described property, to Wit:
Lot fonT ~ in Block L. est Joliet; also 53< acres
snd acres in section 10 Township IS Range East
GEORGE MONROE, sheriff Of wHlco
= RI EpyIs 7. GrBba, Deputy.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
THE OLD CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIN E FOR SALE.

nj w. BANNoN would respectfully inform bis
INIs friends aud the public generally that he is
burning lime With wood at his oil stand. lie is Pre-
pared TO sell a. low as can lie got in this city.
Orders from a6roa'l promptly attended TO.
Joliet, sept Is, 1865 u SIN plstf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
TIMBER.AND WOOD Fon SALE.

Persons wishing to puTchace boat timber timber for
binding purposes, saw lUss aud best maple hickory
aud oakcofd wood at the usual prices can be acco0
dated by applying in person TO the subscriber miles
south west Of Jolieor addressing him letter through
the Joliet post Office
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
$50 Reward..Strayedll

SR 1.' it,, on tho 2,,h of August dark hsS
white eairs Oh one hind heel, long t.od1 "a -
an an, ~ ~ h tai and lsgsA small dfnpIs OF ear
Any one giving ipforn.stisa Of her ,-h.,..,
viii receive The above reward a ~ nr sS-t.s'
Jol,rt Sen. , ,ss, gai orat Bush's Meat Mar Lsi.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
Hh.0N Reward

GTRAYED from the subscTiber's farm in March Last,
- large red aud white spotted Gov, With white
face. large horns and Is seven yesTs old
Also large grey brinde cow, strayOd 80 May last
The sborO rFWsrdzin - raid ScE siihsr BY The sub
.R-EicsR, u eukRpE
= Jolist. July II, 1883 rst.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
StraYed.
500 Reward.

$40 Reward.
SiTRAYED stolen from the Penitcntary, some
- six weeks since. one heavy dark bay horse colt
year old past he has little Whit about the hoOf Of
Of his hind legs and probably little white about
his face The above reward will be paid upon
the delivery of said colt to
SAMUEL X CASEY.
Joliet Nov. Is. 1863
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

joliet Price Carrens,

DIED
On the 18th inst, ut the residence Of A. G. Noel of
/ Group, EVA only child Of Lewis aud Mary A. Line.
barger, aged year II months and 70 days.
Her life was but brief-yet the soul never strays
When the angel records it prize,
Like an exquisite star which falls down as We gaze
She died while We 10 lked in her eyes.
She waves her small hands In the INFINITE sphere,
Far away from the world and it's care
All! Sigh not u think tits farewell to here,
Bat remember who welcomes her there. Con-.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
DIR. c. W. ROBACK,

Proprietor of Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier Blood
Pills. Catawba Swedish Brandies. Mandatory SC,
S. co 4 50 Sd St Cincinnati, Ohio.
@. A. COOK, Chicago Gen1 Agt.
Bold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch q
Fuller. and all Druggist.
Ra-Country Merchants aDd Dealers supplied by A.
T. Croskey and c. II. Beckwith, Chicago.
Sold in Joliet by J. II Brown, Hickman, @. II.
June 2, 1858. nSlly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

A LARGE VARIETY Of CHILL REEps GAbs A
"A prices Ranging from $3.50 20 $40 each.
LSdls: trarslips and work essksis. Wooden and
{ ssdsxxes
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-10

A BEA UTiFUL FiGURE.-I.ife is beautiful
ly compared to fountain fed by thousand
streams, that perish if ono be dried. 1t is a
silver cord, twisted will, thousand strings
that part asunder if ono be broken. Frail
and thoughtess mortals are surrounded by
innumcrable dangers, which make it much
more strange that they escape so long, than
that they all perish suddenly at last. We are
cncolnpassed with accidents daily to crush
the mouldering tenemrnts we inhabit. The
seeds of disease are planted in our constitu-
tions by nature. The earth and atmosphere
whence we draw the breath of life are mprcg
mated with death, health is made to operate
its own destruction, the food that nourishes
contains the elements of decay; the soul that
animates it, by vivfying first. tends to wear
out by its own action; death turks in ambush
along the paths. Notwithstanding this is the
truth so palpably confirmed by the daily ex-
ample before our eyes, how little do we lay
it at heart! We see our friends and neigh
bors die among us, but how seldom does it
occur to our thoughts that our kncll shall per.
haps give the ney. fruitless warning to the
world.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-10
Scatter the Germs Of the Be:luti-
fill.

Scatter the germs Of the beautiful!
BY the waysidc let them fall,
That the rose may spring by the cottage gatc'
And the vine on the garden WALL
Cover the rough ana the rude Of earth
With a vale Of leaves and flowers,
And mark, with the opening bud and cup,
The march of the summer hours.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful
In.thc holy shrine of home;
Let the pure, and the fair, and the graceful there
In their lovccst lustrc come.
Leave not trace Of defOrmity
In the temple OF the heart,
But gather about its hearth the gems
OF Nature and of Art.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful
In the depths Of the human soul
They shall bud, and blossom, and bear thee fruit,
While the endless ages roll.
Plant with the flowers Of charity,
The portals of the tomb,
And the fair, and the pure, about thy path,
In Paradise shall bloom!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-10

An Echo ON THE SHOREs.-On the shores
of the Adriatic Sea the wives of the fisher
4nen, whose husbands have gone far off upon
ehe deep, are in the habit at even-tide of going
down to the sea-shore, and singing as female
voices only can, the first stanza of a beautiful
hymn; after they have sung it they listen,
slatil they hear borne by the wind across tho
desert sea the second stanza, sung by their
gallant husbands as they are tossed by the
gale upon the waves, and both are happy.
Perhaps if we could listen We too might hear
'on this desert world Of ours some sound, some
whisper borne from affair, to remind us that
There lisa heaven and home; and when we
sing the hymn upon the shores of earth, per-
haps We shall hear it's echo breaking in music
upon the sands Of time, and cheering the hearts
of them that are pilgrims and strangers. aud
look for city that hath foundations.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-10

@ BE honest, and true, and right, and
Just, because it will pay you in your outward
thrift in the world, but if it would not, it is
worth your while to be SO for the sake of
what the effect would be on your inward ma
ture, and in the world to come.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-10

Go AHEAD.-The prize is at the end of
the race. What though you fall down, and
may b., suffer apparent injury, get up again
and renew the race. Push ahead. Don't sit
down, with your hand upon your face, and
mourn over the casualty. What if somebody
does stand in the way; if you cannot run
past him, push him aside. and make your way
onward. Life is race, and all men are, or
should be runners. But alas how many hob
ble along, hampered and fettered, never ma
king one effort to break away and make good
time on the race-course Of life. Ifa few faint
efforts don't accomplish the work, keep trying
and success is certain to bless you.
God has placed the indomitable spring Of
will in the human soul, that man might prove
himself equal to the great necessities or human
beings. There are voices calling thee up.
ward listen to their silvery music, and you
will certainly hear the plaudit Of well dom"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-10

" Industry and economy will get rich
whiie sagacity and intrigue arc laying their
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-30

The New York Tablet, the leading
Catholic organ in that city, in answer.to
correspondent who expresses the fear
that its decided support of the Govern
ment and the war will injuriously affect
it's circulation, says:
We are grateful TO our friend for his
prudent suggestions, and will adopt them
80 far Us may be consistent with what We
consider the duty Of every Catholic pa-
per in ,bis trying junc,ure Of national af-
fairs. But "Avalon" and all other friends
must once for all understand that We new
sr have trimmed our sails. and never
mean to trim them to catch the breath Of
popular opinion. We will never write .
line expressly for the purpose Of pleasing
any party. We write on all subjects from
i broad and elevated platform. above and
superior to any motive Of = selfish or par
tiaan character, and whether the Tablet
he conducted by rs for one week or TWEEN.
|ty years, it viii always maintain the sams
course. Time will prove whether we OF
he 'sympathisers" we're right.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-30

MARRIxD-In ST. Louis. Thurs hay,
March 27th, at St. Georges Church, b.
the Be. Rev. II w. Beers, Of Janesvilic
Wisconsin, Major T /. McKenny, U. s.
A., to Miss Addie King. only daughter
Of The late Hon. Washington King, oi
81. Louis. a
Thus 10 recorded another brilliant
achievement of our gall ant friend. The
affair at the Church was conducted ia
military style, the gentlemen Of the
party. consisting in part Of the bride.
groom himself. Major General Curtis,
who gave the bride away, and Gen. Her.
ron, and Col. Chapman, were dressed in
full uni form.
The happy pair arrived in town BY the
packet Saturday evening, to find hearty
welcome and enthusiastic e congratulations
and good wishes from our entire commu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-30
MoSrRosE, March eth 1868.
Messrs. HoreN q. Dslapinia-

"ONTAOoA, 0otVh AttA low.
Messrs. HoceN d. Dslaplaia-
GENrLxAEN-Thsre Vas an enthusiast
tic meeting Of the loyal citizens Of Mont
rose, on Thursday evening, who were ad-
dressed BY Aessrs. Strong and McCrary
OF Keokuk. The ladies graced the COCA :
sion with their presence, and the earnest
and eloquent vindication Of the govern
ment, and the denunciation Of treason at
the hands Of the speakers, together with
! large attendance, contributed to make
the occasion oil that could have been m
ticipated. The rounds Of applause that
accompanied portions Of the speeches
clearly Indicate that there is still left in
Montross = spark Of patriotic devotion for
the government.
A Union organization is contemplated,
and will, undoubtedly, be consumated
here but IN consequence Of the lateness
Of the hour. the meeting adjourned with
out effecting an organization.
Truly, A. D. ALDRica,
Sec'y OF Meeting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-30

Ii is hard case, and we comm serate
our friend of the Indian ola Visitor in the
untimely nipping Of his hopes as herein
after set forth by him, V 18th such telling
paihos:-
=. REsPrCrrrLIY, YouRs.-Yes, that's
the way we closed the thing up. We
heard that Governor Kirkwood had been
appointed Minister Residen: to Denmark
aud supposed rs matte Of course. that
he would accept, and We straiehtsas pu,
ourselves in position to take cur pen
in hand 10 inform the incoming Gov crn-
or, (John r. Needham. that "ws,' at
least, had not forgotten aim! This. We
supposed would he cheering news to him,
and nerve his arm to sign q "requisition"
on US to gil some important place in bis
cabinet, We also hinled thai We made
him POLITICALLY speaking, dear MADAM,
rumor. Said many more thugs, and
wound up byintimating to Lin that We
had unbounded infuenc. in the State.
and that As We went, 90 did the State
But, alas, We see by the Register, that the
Governor is not about to accept. Il
seems be don't like that appellation Of
g there's something rotten in Denmark" !"
We cant see how tins can hurt him. A
man who has been Cove rnor of Iowa four
years, is certainly. if not alto yesher 30,
like Caesars wifs-above suspicion -
But v. suppose there i no arguing the
case; our letter i bound a to "spille" and
our appointment, or position to 60 some
where, is good deal Ii ke . mule in the
stern end OF = stsamboat--we cant see
away MP the riverl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-30

PoVka of GENrLENEss.- No bad man
is ever brought to repentance by angry
words or bitter, scornfsl reproacAes.---
He forti6es himself against reproof, and
hurls back FOUL charges in the facs Of his
accu<er. Yet guilty and hardened ID he
seems, he has u heart in his bosom, and
may be melted to tears BY gentle voiss.
Whose, therefore, can restrain his dispo,
sition TO btama aud find fault. and can
bring himself down to fallen brother,
will soon find way 70 better feelings
within, Pity and patience are the two
keys which unlock the human heart.