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osHicr OF ArDiroR or srArH,
lDus MoiHgs, low 4, IuLv IS, 1853.

Uus M0iNRs, IOWA, JULY IL, lt6S
wNEsrAs Tho Farmers and Merchauis' Issursnee
Compan ef Qulmss in the Ctsts Of illinois, has fled
in this once eeined cory OF tho Act OF Incorpova-
to tgxsher siAh sritt.n instr ument under zeal OF
ssid Conpnry signed By the President and secretary
Of sal, Company, under oath. rtify,ng that ssd
Con- pany 10 possSssed Of Capital Of o. lesst One
Aundred thousand Dollars, secured BY lien real
estate worth at cash vslusuon least ave times the
amount Of said capital, sd eucumbered to more
than one half oh said cAsh valuation Therefore in
ot he Of section iTso Of the Re-
vsl N Of lRo0 tho saiA varmsrs and Merchants In
su ruce Company s daily auth rixed to transact busi-
usss OF Insurance. In the tale of Iowa
IL. 81 In te0timony whereof, have hsrsunso ss'
my hand and shS-d the seal OF said once u Dss
noines this t0,h day Of July. A. D.. 1853
J,w. CATrRLL.
NSg-dk Wv Auditor Of state.
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r4rs t,pr or IOWA .. In Tho D,..rio. ooa,. ef
Lewis Ten yek, Plaintiff axstnst Margaret csssd
Jonn W Rankin, Trustee; sMnnu / r Miller, Jaropr
ko~ie,, harsh, Lse Deevan, Winnie, w 4 II L
Ruddics, A H4rron q Co. Th mas Eawards
Thom1 Passtt Stevenson, Meybureh X Bro
rickten u Ln css Wm Miller, Bromaeid l. Ridley
John @ Neyens, Thomas Muller, Arthur Wsieott,
Cash, henders"n, >tsaee a Co, Lewis q Groshon,
A bonn b Go, Defendants
Notice is hereby given the defendants herein Abovs
ma ed, thar petition In civil action on 10 la the
CLERKS on'ee or the d. rit Cur, sforesHid In
OF sne above Damrd Pistif, against YOU aud claiming
aAs'na all of you that pei toner's title 10 Lot o. in
Bloct So in the City of K.oauk f.e Couniy Iowa be
qusisd Hnd established. ana that certain lens On Tho
same cIoudiny his tte thereto, be reno ed and he'll
Tor naugh and Tor other relief therein set forth
And ualessyou appear and make defense thereto
before noon oftbe second DAY II the uvxt term o
said Court 10 commence ont he erst Monday OF Sep
Iember 1868, Judgment will be rendered against you
| as prayed for la ssid petition.
kOBEkT II. GILMORE,
JyT-d4v Attorney for Petitioner.
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THE CITY.

ET Mail subscribers who send one
dollar on subscription TO the Daily Gate
City, are credited II the rate Of sirty
cera month. They voaid save money
iu the long run By sending ose dollar and
hfty ceots, for which they will be credit.
cd for three months, or q, the rate Of
fifty cents q mouth.
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NOTICE.

To David Day, John Hobbs, Jos A Kern, PAT Mo.
Msnnuss Hiram Barney, Ambrose Dudley, James
Burrows. q w Gsrret,son. ksede Il Murphey Nj
chAel d Thomas Kelley, Mar Powers D b smith, j.
Kara Potter, CAmbeli snd William Miller, exc
euivrs - jacob Miller, deceased; " Phinne,,
woodward, SEMI BLACK, u Annable, tsco " Tay-
lor Loss, Z stevens John O Monroe, O
Grinn4n p, II Grinith. Jno Knisht, Charles y
Alien William Ruddick, And Kendall. Howe / 90 >,
Defendants
You hereby notiHed that ou OF before the 2eth
day OF Jolly, A. d 1888 there win be ns In
the once OF the Cie'k Of the District Court Of Lee
county, Iowa, 81 keokuk the petition OF Geo r. XII.
bou rns, clam ,ng judsmen' aesisst you D. A. Day
for the VI Fury -thrs Handre and Pft4sa Dslsrs
and - Asanst al The foreclosure Of norsxaxe
made os d 4. Day, 70 David W Kiibouvne upon Lnts
bins h. ten lol, litI aud ital Bloch l74i, iu Hi
boar es Addition the ciiy Of Kso. uk Lee Coat
lo~a, the sale ~ said Loss ths ss1insuishusnf q
the eqaay OF redemption. md for e-nsrsi relief
Now you must sppear and suswer safd petttyo> bv
nson Of the second ds Oft arxt term OF said CouY
60 be held Al Keokuk the ls Monday If s~pte b4r
A. 1863, or judgment viii be had shere,n ssains,
you by default
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
JyG-a4w Attorney Ter plafptiG.
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An lnAcfatigable Iswa General.
The Corinth correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette, writing on the 10th
instant. says:
"Gen. Dodge takes command of the
left wing, 10th Army Corps, with head
quarters at Corinsh
The public may expect of this officer
much effective work aud little talk. He
gives his entire time and attention sssidu-
ously to his work. Patient in inveslipa-
ton, and quick in comprehension Of im-
por,ant points, his active. energetic mind
finds supple employment in the dutios of
his position. 10 the important duty of
obtaining information Of the strength and
movements Of the enemy. there are few
to excel him.
By bis excellent system of espionage
he has kept himself advised not only as
to his own immediate front, but he has
been able TO communicate important in
formation to Grant on the right, and
Rosecrans on the left, Of the enemy be-
fore him. Very appropriately does Gen
Oglesby style him the discreet and indie
fstigable Dodge"
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vertiser Of the 2lst says:
Admiral Paulding yerterday morning
received Instructions to despatch the iron
clad battery Passaic to Charleston with all
oonvsnisni speed. Accordingly the OFF,
GERS OF the vessel we're immedia lately sum
moned on board, steam was got ap, and
at 1--WE o'clock In the afternoon the vessel
dropped from her anchorage down the
river. She made trial trip day before
yesterday for the purpose Of testing the
value OF ''basket" intending to pro,ec:
the propeller when moving amid obstruo-
tons. The invention failed, and the ship
sailed without il.
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4y Rev. Dr. Bacon, Of New Haven,
has in preparations life Of the late Adni.
rel Focte, which will be published early
IN the fall This Lille 10 to be published
with the authority Of the Admirars fam.
lily, all sf his papers having been put al
the disposal Of DR.. Bacon for this pur-
pose,
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~ The Jennie Whipple is the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival Of the cars.
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List 81 Iswa Soldiers who have ateA
In Hospitals ~ ~. LeuIs, MO-, fro@
July 234 - July 25sh. te63.
FURNISHED by Thos. WI Loag, tofiowa) Ones No.
Lac lede Block. Olive street, ~ Louis, No.
Jnly 93-Thos Eust G., 7sih. YyIiov Peyer.
Henry Dougisss, co 73d. isrrhes.
~ ~ Philip Longssith. 60 b, Ilsn Gunshot wound
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@ Yesterday noon the mercury was
at 9so. II Mr.. Mercury persists 10 his
lofty aspiration, all the thermometer,
will have to be made longer, otherwise hs
will not have room 10 practice in, success
fully. which would be q grsa. disappoint
ment TO most of US.
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An Early Ann cement of tho val.
lAnAtgham Programme.

I
lanAsgham Programme.
The Macon Miss Beacon. of May %,
1863, said:
We may hope that Richardson, Val.
land,gham, Doniphan, and other couserv-
alive men Of the Northwest, vii again
assume tha. power and influence to which
they are entitled by their wisdom and
patriotism. We could not expect these
men, in tho very outset of their operations,
in this first stage of their rebellion against
the FederR despot, to assume positions
utterly ahtRgonisiic to all the acts and
policy Of the party in power. But we
have only to await the organization of two
parties, and each will drive the other to
extremes New England will Be arrayed
against the Northwest, and then the South
will learn the way to safety and peace.
New INVENTION "A genius down east
intends applying for patent for mach
inc which, he says, when wound up and
in motion, will chase hog over ten
acre lot, catch, yoke, aud ring him; or,
by slight change of gearing, i will chor
him into sausages. work his bristles int
shoe e-brushes, and manufacture his tail
into cork-sersw.
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I4- Our friend Bon. Farnum has pisn-
ty of COW feed on hand, which he propo.
ses to sell 10 all who may need such an
article. Give him a call.
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nENMARK ACADEMY.
MUTUAL INSURANCE.

We, the ssdsrsgnsd, President and SECRETARY o
the Farmers sna rchanL' Insurance. Com pany oil
Quincy Illinois, hersbs c~rtif thai the ssd Com
pAny possesseh sf Capital Accordancs with IN,
Charter OF said Company, am ountns to Two Hundred
and Sinet. Th'a>and Three Hu ndre and aud
f-eaty one One -hu ndre,hs Doiiafs, being aeposi,
notes f0sce on The nrst day OF July, A. D. 1854.
by lien the real estate insursd nG
IWo Miitishs Uolisrs, and not eueumoered N
thar half its value and In addition thcreto the ssd
CoBpan 10 pnsaessed Vt Cash Assefs aud Bills Re
coivsbe. maiuripG daily nearly al drawing interest
~ tne Fais Of 10 per cent per Annuu, smountihg ~
7 Ten Thoussnd -Four Hundred and Sixty-tvo AMI Fifty
four One huudf,dths Daiars, being the balances On
hand, July lat, x. D., 1863
w.. CLINE, President.
w.R. VAN FRANK, Secretary.
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". r. VAN FRANK, Secretary.
STATE OF ILIsfNOIs, I
AuAns EarsrV.

STATE OF ILLtNOIs,l
ADAMS CorHrv.
I, Alexander johnson. Clerk Of the County Court
within and ~ said County DO hsE.by certify that w
Chine, .nd w. X. vaa Prank personally appeared
before me, Wha being duly sworn deposs amt -
thai the .sts stated the Abov~ csihcsts arc
70 tue best " Ihsir know ledge and belief.
IL. S.1 In teatiuouy whereof. l have heveunto eel
nv hand aud afnxed the zeal Of the County Court a
my Once tho City Of Quincy, this 18th day Of July
A. ID. 1889.
ALEXANDER JOHNS IN, Clerk
BY VIZ. Z. AvIsI, Deputy,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-28

D~The Eagle will leave the foot
Main street hereafter, at 100 o'clock 10
stead clock, as heretofore.
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SICK IOWA SOLDIERS.

List Of sick and wounded rowa soldiers arrived al
81. Louis, Mo July sesb, 1883 per Hospital steamer
Cr~ssna cIsy Furnished by Thos. W. J.Long lows
State Sanitary Agent, once No. Laesds Block ohvs
street, ST. Louis, No.
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. 0 W F E II D.

Any person wanting feed be supplied by iesvnx
orders with the uudt niEned, at the Gate City
Mile, :" opposite the Gas Works.
lr t-ed will be delivered to any part ~ the City.
Jy2s-dis b. FARNUM, Agent.
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TEBBEs GREAT HEALING PLAs.

TEBBES GREAT HEALING PLAS-
Il TER-wiii heal open wounds Of all kinds many
that have been given up ncusAhie BY surgeons
been hesled by these pasters One be used eight
das BY rubbing II on and turning il ensy four
hours All pniu IL also removed b, them within ~
honrs After being 1pplhd. They sold b, T TIssn
on i@th snd Cedar Streets Kcok Iowa, who can bs
seen every day except Sat rdny and enndAa fse 70
10 o'ciock.
Sold by y. VOWELL 4 CO.,
No. el2 Main st bet 9th and 9th.
FRI 1Cc-.0O Cents.
JyE-dIm
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~- Tha proyidapro Io

~ The Providence Journal says q
''lucky cuss,' in the modern interpreta-
ticn, means man who got enrolled in
two districts. and drafted in both. There
are two or three such cases,
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Z EOKUK LAUNDRY.
Cor. Of Second and Exchange Streets.
ions Block west Of Deming House,

ThE undersigned 10 nov prepared 10 receive orisrs
In me Above line Of business. hsviag made ample ar
- cisssns. Washing aeaa In the .Ao rssst uotcs
Duptcate lists furnished and ali articles tort viii be
paid for. IAsts numbering two sen and np~ srsis
VIII be deiirefed. A. C. WALsEORTH.
Jy22diw
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.EW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS. ---
The Excise Tax Laws by Commisstper Eteei
The Flying Dutcam n--Saxe;
Marian Gres-by Mrs. n. Z. Holmes;
Like and Unlike;
Les A,spr shlss;
orphea- C. ksrr's Papers, ed Series.
freemasont Monitor.
Cooks Voyages.
Al Odds-by the Author of Quita;
Burrs field and Gardsn;
Vegetables Of America;
The Campaign Of t6e2 and ~.
Physiological Asmoirs--by Hammoad.
Mrs L~siie's Cook Book:
Girls Own Book;
boys Own BOOK;
verner's Pride;
ptckens' Complete works:
Home and Abroad, Second neriesS
Story ofthe Guard,
New Annual Cyclopsdis 1891;
The Poets Journal bS Bayard Tayiovy
parsop Brow nlow = Book;
OkAranRo River;
Edwin Bro.heSioft by winthrop;
Shadow In the House.
Thisday rWceivedat
BKoWNELL's Book Store,
IVA ID Cor. Main and &th stYeets.
-
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81 The new two cent stamps which
have just been issued BY the Department
to meet the demand created by the new
law fixing the rate Of drop letters, oircu,
lars, transient printed matter, &C., at two
cents, are black in color, and bear finely
engraved head of Gen. Andrew Jackson
The portrait occupies nearly the entire
surface Of the stamp, and the character o
the engraving is such that the process o
DETACHMENT, to which it must be subiec
cd is easily and effectually performed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-28

WHAT lAEY MEET FoR.-There have
been various surmises and rumors in re-
gard to the meeting Of the Copperhe ad
State Central Committee at Davenport the
other day. A very current rumor which
gained considerable crcdence, was tina,
the object of the meeting was to choke of
Fisher and put Tu,tle on the track. The
publication Of circular number two by the
COMMITTEE, however, puts all these ru-
mors At rest. officially. The object was
to declare the Democratic detestation OF
the War, ana to prepare moro thorough
ly TO oppose its contiuuauce.
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T OST.
i

i UST.
steel Spectacle Case, with spectacies between NIX
ehans~ and Main street, second between Sc cond
and rhe river Ma The an viii be suitably re-
~Stded by returning them Box 6os, st the Pos
Once. iye6-dat
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E,OR SALE.

LSOR SALE.
An eGahshed and profitable bu sin~ss
10 succe-sfuJ operation keekak h. for sdvsu
tsxcous terms. Any person lib % COO to 81 will
Ind this opportunity worthy OF tenNon. ksssuns a
sale etvtoast purchase
Address .Bussxsa Box 80 4"
ksokuk, July 9Th, Isd3.--dtL
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DR. w. LOUGH,

Will continue 10 Practice his Profession In kcOkuk
Qscs sMd R<sdss<s ia stsssf. Asssn Biosaeas aaa
Cssesrt- Near the Medical ColieEv.l jy23-ds -
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AMBROSE YAucEy. JOHN paAyns
VANCEY 4 DRAYER,
A = = o II Il j = 8
IOR WAR CLAIMANvs.
No. 50 Main Street, Kseknk, Isva,
tover osden's BOOK store,
astend faithfully any business cpsruseA to their
care. sach ~ ssecnrinx Pensions, Bounty Moasy,
Arrears OF Pay, Communications Of Rations, Pay
Hosses lost In servIos, ks.
~ Bly, the late Act ofCongress Soldiers discharged
from service by reason OF wouDds received In
battle ere entitled the lOU DOonay.
Under the Act OF Congress, July fklA feoa
Psnsons are granted " the following cissses OF psr
soas: 1.--invalds disabled Ia The service since
March Ah, 1881 In the line Of duty. Ii.-Wkiow II
0mcers or Soldiers ing wounds received VT dis
ease con -raesd In the service In the Hne of duty
It.-Orphsp chiidrsu under sixteen yeaes Of axe Iv.
Widowed Mothers OF deceased soldiers. v.-De-
peadcnt Sist under sixte~n years Of ase VI The
widows or Hers of persous dying In the sepvics,
titled TO the olo0 Bounty and arye- 81 Pay.
TTwrte us q short letter, tstAmp eaclos ed } stats
The nature Of Claims, sbd will give ssF imsaiss
atteption.
1T PgRnfssion ruEy ngvRa 10
Hen. Jas. Harlan, U. s. Senator NJ. Pheasant Isvs;
Hon n. ~ Pickei. u n ssssassr, ~
Rev w Corkhiil Chaplain GsDf Hospital, 81. Loais;
Gov Alvin Sannders. 0mshA. EebraskE
Rev Chas kiiiott, D., 81. Lsuls, No;
New. |. |. stewart, Captain Hospital, keckuk.
jsST-Akwim
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" II Dennison, co G, ID.
John n sea,on. y. 18th
John awharl. is, Shat
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13
.TkwoTes 9navo0
zee criticize fsot ruphip z oVer,tlle grosagtol

see herlittie feet ruuhiBg override grasastoi
spring into my arms. again !"-s31t-s,se,l =
And tie sFoT9hsrB6E -dhe& sasaE ttu,ths
Southerner, aud the hot tears stoodiOn his
cold cheeks, as be said---af9 q BIAS .rl ass
Friend. may God have pity On our
!atberless children l"us@ ~. :. action .tg
"AmenP' said the Southerner, fervent-
ly. .ra.f -. - 4 =
And the Nurtherner speaks now. in
husky whisper for the'syes of the dying
men were glazing fast .as-.asr',. :.
We have fought like brave men togeth-
or. We are going before God sinsa Tlittls
while Let us forgive each other" -s.1
The Southerner tried to speak. but the
SOUND died away in gurgle from his white
lips; but heltook the hand of his fallen
Zoe, and the stiffeuing fingers closed tight
over 1t, and bis last look was one of for
giVeness and pence. And when, the next
mornings SUI walsad ,upa the eray stairs
OF the dawn, touched with pink, it looked
down and saw two foes lying dead; with
tbelr hands clasped in each other, by the
stream which ran close to the battle
field. ...t -s.r- % e..
And the little girl with golden hair that
watched under the plum tree among the
hills OF New Hampshire, and the little girl
with bright brown hair that waited by the.
reses among tue piaius of Georgia, were
fatberless. rs t-.-s- .. .. -
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.noIaelhsfE -
By C. & CHARLEY.
NATURES asFeTS.

I'd.
,AaA ~ sSssks ); q9.gaslS, sss I,s.T,
squir /! out in the forest,
DHdt te root ofahe btCch. = r.-sI-
laying 'tOre in harvest. -.~. .-
Who dk ynr wisdom tcaelrI rss- r-.- .-.. u.
Robin and wren and b!ackbfrd .sa
Finch and sparrow and jay,
Who speaks in a language you hearkcn. .t-'
Forettlling wihtry day ~ ,15ar.,z &c.
Who hushed In the grove your concert,
when its fsost-bTOwned Eesture warned,
And heekonsd 30 other regions
by the hand Of Spring a,lornedi
Flower Of The flc'Isardsu, .... 30
That prone tile mold doth lie, . a,-. .-
rs sheik oil tho sands Of the desert. f..
I'LL tile drcar simeon sweeps bly, .. 20,
Thy beautiful resurrection ". 1888
- Is it Gen before thy view! "a"
Thou hast drunk OF the truths ofanrels ~
Hsaven-seht with the summer dew. ..,I
Unlike the proud heirs of reason, ..
20 Who oft gai INST reason rebel, .....
These walk in :he light of their instincts
Faithfully ever and we'll.
MY p'ftris from tue be1i OF ocean,
Mid peril, the diver brings a ..
Bnt rarer all around ne, iz Sd.
500 In mute, inaI innate things. 4.. -l.......
'-@' THE TRAVELLER. $500
i aln 'Ootsore aud very weary,
o.. But travel to meet friend;
g~' Tbs NsS is loug and dreary, II. -. .t..-
Butt know that it soon must end.
He is travelling fast, like the wlnrIWind,
Aud though creep slowly on, f.... .Hr
We are drawing nearer, nearer, -af
And the journey is almost donel aE
win not fear at bis coming,
Although must meet him alone; z'S
lie will look in my cyes so gently -' % a'is
And take my hand in his own.
Like a dream all my tsil will vanish,
When lay my head on his breast;
But the journey is very weary.
Aud he only can give me rest.
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Wanted 20 be I'm season.

Not many miles from Boston Soma fIns
since, there was revival, and morebanf
who was noted for bis dishonesty, soddeo.
became pious and Joined the church. He
took to exporting aud one evening rem a.
ed that he had done many things ct Whiob
be was sorry, aud be deemed if bis duty -
make fUH Restitution to those De ~
wronged. i'' z'ftr7 ~ ssoIThFI sTf7a
4. lie therefore notified alfsLcI that iftSsv
would cnii at his store, he would certafnly
dotoi ina-a 20 ltE ~ sfGlfITTs- - S9e7--'I
About four o'elpck the next mu;;o u7,s4s =
gentleman called at the merchants hoese
and aroused him from bed. '-f.-@A
Raising the window, he dema1deit Che
business Of his vistof at that earle tor,S IN
the IiotnTTig: - -df dNW - N. . - e.
as This Mr.. W-G2r', ~ a =fsai sg5a
That is my name" .F9iiAlsess
well, ! understand you have ofsred "A.
make res utRtiOn 70 those you BAN chcEksd.
You will reinembsrthat upon one occasion
! suffered To the extent of fifty dollars, and
have called to get it,"
why dad yen NOT nsiE uotif props-
hours and then calIatiny stpreiy "a
"Simply 5ecssss I theqkhtf did .ihera
would DO such Fnsh lGlaeFe fhatI zauI6
not GET ahythiRe p5 gfagi-- u go,
The window sEent'dovp With slsn:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

~ A sRssIsLE ASswEss-W Walking. the
other day, in the streets, we saw a Little
ielaE tal on his face 90, the payersen1t.. "a
which be, reared MOST lustify, Rassinie:
to Elek Linn up, We wisely applied our-
selves to cheer him With the. confortsblS'
Consideration that he you'd be wall To-
morrow, 'POb. Poh, my Iittle man. dos'6
cry, you'll MT mind il to-n0rrou.1 Oh
which the young suffer, surely urSoaeiooS
Of the strength and vitofhi reply. said;
with a tear in bis eye, and the cry sf paia
hardly for DOoment repressed, .aTksn
,w0n't cry tomorrow" A discourse Of al
h9nr long could not better eIucidsts th6
subject. ? p
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

One day, Freddie's little sister Carrie,
bearing her father and mother talking
about name for new little ba by brother
that had-aeen given to them short time
before, said: - b. fgo tstI -53'.. -.
Z Mamma, why don't you name him Hal
'loWedF 1t says in my prayer 'balIowed
be thy NAME aud think it very pretty
name too?'7 - s-r r. s'ssa -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

1t is proof of the high estimation which
the world, after all, places upon intellect,
that every mother would rather know that
her boy was clever than comely. They
fall back upon the comely when the clever
10 out of the question. - ,... -. ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

BE compliant where you can. The best
oiaae VIII bend with most ease. The met
al that is stiff is also brittle. n
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

Il Because man who goes into the groce>
ry business, is a grocer, is doesn't follow
that man who goes into the. horse bust
ness is q hARsef. .,sfIs.. -. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

Society is the atmosphere Of souls, and
we necessarily inhale from il what is eth.
er healthtul or Infections.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

CIRcUxsrAEcEs ALTER GAsEs.-ifa man
slaps your face, you knock him down. while.
you never think Of resenting o smack from
q woman. :" s<2s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

:, some thoughts are produced asl TIA
lightning leaves the OlOpd, By sudden
IIaso. .oshers. On The contrary, are sIoWIy
evolved, a. by . pFoeAss Of Rrowtb.aa6 q
pen to maturity, through months sDd levr9
years OF watchfnl, and patisDt attention..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

She strsck me very mach At itsi. ,.,i
the witty Daughter Of celebrated neVeI-
lst To e young lisping swell. 'Da Oho.
indeed 9 said the dandy that va VERT
rude Ofhor ? Il was a rud eness 81 whieS
ynn were DOT guilty. was he really re-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

A most distressing feature of he BON
Dsrduent of fredericksburg, Ras che isatli
OF young ohiid - As it lay sloepina IN ~
cradle she ell burst IN ihe room. end tors
INTO pieces. The parents hare dsn6rtod
and their names cannot be learned -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

The boy who lOst bis balance on the
roof, found it on the ground shortly after
Yarps. a a al d. s,F- a'