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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-25

fur's bic Wabrbelt Der SratsIlprithe belt1tt'
gen unp ell no Die 8otlhalten BON 8reunO@
(Aaft, Qiebe unb Greue mad alien @den uno
Gnpen unlereS NdfrotosmDs btntra9sn.
Sn Der Mittte bes SaalRs, nmpo9t Don rer
freupie b~epegten Wensc, tpc Sung uno Nlt,
NetA unp Arm, cbne unterlfieo Der Nblfams
mung, na& alien Setten lhGtern, beftnOet ltdl
Die In einem ldnolthen 8tered an8eOrpnete
6auptaufleQuna Der IilGe. Die Wittte bic
les 8ieredS btlpet bas NeiA Der rei3eaoen
8erf1uferinsn, peren ltebensipitrot8er llebers
reDun9ssabe audb Der lparldmlts Burger ntht
au wiperIteben Serrnag.
Der 6ammer pes Drailoenten ruff CUR
Srbnung. OaS WuIfcurps lpielt cine patrta
uttlde l8eiIe. Der vSanssrbunb" liast
unter ranlGsnOem Brifal n&tsfe Stide rubt
auf Groen," II. n. Der populdre WlaYpr
Der 6tdbt, 9ftGdro @alldd, gsfcIst ron psn
MttolteOern Der COMMITTEES, erIbeint auf Der
Gribane, unb fibrt NIT p%clenben @crten ben
Nepner bes NbenDg, Or. Neinbplo SUl8er,
Dor bic Gerlammlun9. Differ beliebte unS
talentpc[le &eOner unb SGriftieaer ipra6,
Der @eleeenbstt NsGnune tra8enp, tur3 uno
bitnDig. Setn 9bemd ipar, mic thinner, 9ind'
lid aepGtlt; NIT 3artsefibl uno 1att nabm
er liA Die 3tipen bes &rieee" gum 8Orwurf,
nnD idtloerte tn ttef empfunpenent fraftiesr
gBorten bos Coos be8 GolOaten. Donnern
Der NpplauS lOlste Der 9lhbenOen Jtebe, uni
bte Miult feel Elm nit Dem "Sternbelaeter
8ouner4. Die 6air mar erGfnst, Spdte'
am NbenO ~tatteteu bic Mtt9lieper oss SOarbi
Der Nlbermeu. unO oss Boards Der @CmlnOr
Council, init tbren @raFOenten an Der Spibe
einen 8sluG al. Den S6luB beS Abfno'
6ileste fa6 srObarttss Sabiean Walbin8ton''
uebsrsans aGtfr ben Gelaware" (naG ssuBs)
autsaefiibrt riirH bft 6erren SAeubaas, 0e
~terlem, ~otOfsl unb lire 5reunpe, pelhes ante
Dent Rlaini8 pom y6aif Columbia" NIT ben
Die Men9e, BON 8eeeiferung ~btnseriiifn, Elm
itt,nmte, unD NIT ben9aIil6er SeIenhtntg al
unlern suesn pcriiberScg!g A@
Das etn(timmi8e llrtbeil aller InpRle,oe
9ebt babtn, Dab In Oaibtn9tCn @ebnltAF
u"o III 8Isi6er s8siie nod ME suoOr atletlf'
puFpF' q ., 1.-.o "a II e
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Die GtGfnune Der Tatr CUR Inter-
ftItMnS Der franfen mno Derpnnoes
ten mniOnSfO1baten. F.
W "a. Sc

20 gS a B tn g n "A. Sebr.
Gtne 8telenfla9se quer iiber bic 7. StraBe
unD In Der 6tOnt ron Sbbfeappsc 6ale, 3ca
Igeiferu Die atlgemstnc 4ufmerflamfeit auf 1ih.
W1it 8eeinn Der Dammeruns pranate In 6euer.
ihrtft Gin fo~lplInlsS U s iber etnem sasbe-
leuhteten transparent NIT Der Su19rift ::
Fair sfor Soldiers Relief. Sieben llbr
fam. 9fUtbe unD peiBt ben9alilNe 6lammen,
redtS uuD lint8 6pr benz Debaupe, fiinpiaten
cen 8eginn Der Observation-Disclosures IN
Der 6alie an. Ser neugiertge 3u|Aauer wur.
DC beim GiIsiritt In Den Saal anqenebm iiber-
ral6t, Spetfelbaft, ippGtn Die Blife 3uerlf III
tpenoen leten, auI Dte reisenben 8erf1mferin.
men, ouf Ote rstden ino iipptg entflIteten Yrps
butte Dss Snnl1etbeS Der lYmpatbilirenosn
OamenDet, ODER auf Die, ipie purA maeil6en
8tnt beroufse3auberten reihen uno Diflee-
slieOertcn DetogattUnen. Die NfulttbIbne
iiber pem potpern @iebelenbe oes SaaleS mar
In elm pratDtootles Nmp9lttrater u~m0epanDelt
ourd melt berDprraoenoe Banner, weldbe oen
b%untld,edi9sn Sptlus Der 9fattonen reprGlentt5
ren, bic tn Der nntpu5s Nrmee p~ertrsten lino.
Sim 9e9enlber, am anoern @npe 0es SaoleS,
ra9te inter ben S6mingen Des n%merifanilnen
Nplers Elm folOnale6 WappenIAilo berau8 iiber
ben Sdlubtein psS 8Oseus, pel&er bic en-
bSbtr 8ubne obSrenst. 9te6ts tn Shwar,=
rCtbseulp, linfs In Blau : petB : rpt6, ftelen
ma .btt9e Orapertesn. 8slGmadpoa angsorpnet
btntes Dem Gbtlo berab, unD %bilOeten, inbsm
tie ben Nbi9lub perpolltdnpi9teu, etnen pal.
lsneen bintergrunO fir 3tpei, in pittorelfen I'm.
rlffn empprlprtn9enoe, genatttge &rieastruz
pb1en, erhaut aus Grcmmeln, blinfenpen VBaf.
fen, Uabnen UNI anCern 9ttrtbuten Oes Rrieoe
unD Ger 6rctbett. Nedts unb ltnfs, cn,tlana
Der SeitenrGnpe. in rYtbmtf1er Steieeruna
naG Der reid 9eIAmidten 8tbne Bin, ped
lsitsn rnalerild an9eOronete 6abnenaruppen,
gsbtloet aus Den 6ta99en Det eeutIben Der
etne nit pen ote 6enIter paGrnoea prGdtiaeu
8anneru bet freteu StGpte 6am6ure, 8re
men, Uvanffart uno 2lbed. bort lprinat Der
Sontralt nit Dem ernlten g~teubenbanner ms
Qugr, @el@es IN Soler @r6Be ~entfaltet unb
eutlpreGenD eeSirrt it, Die Mitte @iner tie.
Ier 9~dn8pdnDe lit 8sBcben ptrdb etneu init ben
.amertfantlh den Atattpuatfarben a~eItartta itber4
.W6lbten, uno I'M reihen Bliitbsnf0bmuf Der
trcpildtn Blttmentpelt ltra9lcnpen WapiIcn
weltet bur6 ote 4~nroelenDeit DER 165nen 3SAs
ter beg anmptbtBen Dbio 39ales belebt, einen
wabrbuft feenbaften Anblid sep69rte. hhhis'
Gsmmetrtlb i'm i8essaiber aneeurbutt,
fe6en mir eth iGfpar5 ROTH golOeneS 3elt Iom.
metri(& bic Bspestbsit Ces &iufpancererlebens
anOsutsn, pGbreno oennpG Dte Snbtefeiten
-oss Qebgns, rspraIentirt cur9 bic al8sswablte=
item @onfetturen in bltnfenOen @5efGBen, .uns
unter Ieinsm Sdastsn entgeaentpinfen.
pier ltr6mt tte5 Msuge BIN inter bic Nu.
ftbabne gum 1empfl pe0 pelpbtlaen SratelS,
no i'm 5albbuntsl bic l6elmtl6en' .3age elmer
IMSnen 3aubertn 9iebe unD Slid petfinben.
bort bdlt bas 9elhdtttee Irsiben oes @ols
lamtes auf NOD pte 9sflisslten Singer @er~
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Nnn Jnrt Wnmrue.
Da8 ummetter.

Sort WUnrce, %. 8ebruar. Be
Sturm nm SpnnabenD, welder Der GfGrf1,
waBrtnb zines 9nnjsn Jabrs mar, bielt piei
uno stranSt5 @tinben an.
@tne ~beceuienbe Nnsnbl opn SeeunfGller
tamen Gisr Dor unb 3weiffle09ne fnb opt
ancerOpC ebenfa0s pereletden gu beri9ten.
SedS Sduuner NIT 9el, Safer, RObler
&C., fir bic 4rmea beIabfn Geeu na6e bein
sort auf Dem 9amptcn Sanoen, unb mebrert
lino mebr Ober went9rr be1AdOtet.
Der Baltimore Oampfer ,@euraeanna, "
welder berstts am SOnnabsnO bate etntref.
fen lOlleu, lam crlt scfern NaAmittaa bier an.
&r bate f6 seuOttt9t 9sieben, IN pen Soto
moe ein3ulanfen nm Sdub Dor benz 5tnrmc
ju luhen. s1s, q .ss ,5r o. o.. ,4 g Haafaa
GOnicriptionssctte Der @ii6ltden .rssH
Der 6i6mpno enquirer laBt, CAP ste Con
|f6Oertrte GOart i'm @ao goyplina DtRrtft In
Saden UUnsa9eCpOlO @Obn, Der fir If6 einen
Stetoertreter aeteGt Bats, entldtecen Babe,
paB Semanp, Der BET Der erften @omicrtpticn
ltb babe p~ertretet Iaien, BET Der ~,lpeiten Con-
lcriptten, aud tpenn fem @teayfrtreter NIT III
oerielben ssbSre, niGt bisnfpIt6tis lri.ra9a
SiiSli9e 8eri6te,
@ds bic fielidbe %rcNe iiber Btamreaar6's unb
Snsrabam's @nffbneiSerriem Caat.
Oem 6i6munOer Snquirer D,m Is. ent.
nsbmen mir GOlgenoes: '4.' 20 - 13sl@
Die liioli9e CONFEDERATION 1T etnmal re6t
taAttg bel Der Nale berum effibrt iporoer.
IS puree gelaSt, seorrdt, na69efproten uno
tn'5 Qanb bineinpOlaunt, 6oB mnlere betoe IN
YanSerlAiffe nruliG yla6ts BET @barlefon
slpsi Ger. ct. Sdife tn @runO 0ebobrt, etus
untausli6 9ema6t unS Oen gtet Der 6IUtte
rertrtsben bdtten.
unb iebt 1T an Der 9an3en @elGtGte tein
tpabres Wort. gBir bernrbmen nit 8ebau
ern, 0aB teiu SGif ~perlentt. tsineS untauelt6
sema6t, unb, NIT einsm @ortc, eiaentlt6 aar
fein SAaOsn ansrrtHtet ipUrOen III, tnbtm bic
8lotapsGOtte; nNr aus b0l3ernen S6tfen BE.
ltebenD, lfoislih einern GiefsAte NIT nnleren
Yan3er19tfsn unp bas NIT pOltcmmenem
8ebte, dusptG. bic fe lelbf bmrd Yar5er-
I6ife rsrlt1rft purbs. asa a,H.s r5
@6en 70 battn MIR ben @eriitlf Des BRITT
idsn, cine 9aeung bon un9sbsurem @ertbe
fi9reppsn Dampftrs pYrtnesb 6oYal" gu Be
fla9eu, pslher in Der 9IaGt 3p0er OnrdD Gin
ger. ct. &anpnsnbUUt ssfapert irurbt, Sic
befanO lth ttrstts Il 0ieils pom unIeren ufer>
batterisen Die @barletOnfr 8ebSrSen ruB.
ten pabten urt tbre Nnpslenbeit, Sage unO
tbyen ,Wertb. dttr pebsr bic 8atterteen, nod
unIrre elorreiGrn ,RanOnenbOOte tparen bet
Der 5aup, nm tbr 8eatanp gu lrifen, nno
man lief le rubts in Die Ofsne Gee btnaus
(Hlsppsn, 5,e 81
gBtr m69ten lteber loben, als tdbeln, nber
Der Wabrbeit bic @6re. Cine tnterIu6nng
btsltn Sal 1T rin9elsttet.
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( 8nnbcsbanptifaOt
@aIbinatpns @eburtstaasfeisr

@nf1tn stpn, %. 5ebr. Bai6iut
toms @cburtStae purre beute bier bur6 ba
Muf,ieben BON TIasaen, @Iodens @elGute nm
Salut SGiife 9rfetert.
ssie MnFeI Gam beSient pire.
Der Martue.S efretdr erfIGrt benz @erc
OfT3ieG, oaB bic ltnbrauGbarfeit bes .Sif
pee Die Tot9e eines 8ruAts Der GplinSl
Galoen, reIp.. Der lGle9ten 8e1GaFenbeit !
&tiens mar aus tpeltem iene serferttat n
gter &umpfe BON S6ifen linO n
otelem Ylau Ssbaut tpurorn. 3sbn bal
Mal6inen, ipO0pn Z probirt nor
llnc itno MUIR srpet untaueli6 bsfunben m
Die SGwtertetetten NIT benz .SIF~
uno uSnniate" ritbrten bapun Der, ba
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Gmropdtf@s Ssac6rtebtes,,s..

9cnti6lamS. Der @ct9aer 9anbtas BAT
benz !6er3os @rnGf fur Die Nblebnuna Der
@riedtlten &rCne lstnen Dant ausseprO6en.
@s warsn %tnbslIen nod thinner l~lntrrbanOlat'
gen i'm Ganss, un i'm aur Arnbsrun9 letnes
@ntl6lulles au betpe9en. ape ,s aasst
Der YreuBen-R6ntg 9at bic Qrrsile Ger 2.
Rammer babtn btantrortet, boB er bic SHrttte
WtntfertnHs btltste unb bte SelHwercen
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

. These coutrssted pictures furnishes
text for whole volume Of sermons upon
human life and destiny. The CnlLD stands
1t the parting Of the vays. and he may
run through in succession oil the phases
depicted in either series Of portraits The
essential elements of either course Of de.
velopment lie alike in those smooth fea-
lures. Which shall be actually realized,
depends mostly upon the influence brought
to bear upon him without. A few years
training in our schools upon the one hand
Or in tho streets upon the other, will make
oil tho difference in the youth, between
the characters that stand oppressed to each
other in these opposite pictures. A youth
Of study and training in few years moulds
lineaments Of the face into the resemblance ce
Of the 6rst picture Of MANHOOD; while by q
law equal inevitable, idleness and dissippa
tion bring oat all thelower animal faculties,
which revealed thsms selves in the depressed
! forehead, the hard eyebrow, tho cosrse
mouth, and the thickened neck Of the op
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13
Ssoux City. Baslness Directory


The attantion Of farmers, travellers and all 9TH
ers, who Aase occasion to trade in Sioux City, II
iAyitsd to the following list Of Merch ants, Me-
chAsics and business me a generally, who advertise
IA THE Rasssrss, and whom We can confidently
eommepd to public patronage:
't7' t.: b. Booge Co., Dry Goods, Groceries. .Ae.
Buchrucker. -
LID. Parmer, 90
Milton Tootfe
ID. +, Hedges, 0roceees and Provisions.
H.sorA 0nOwinger, Hardware md Cutlery.
Chss. K. Smith, Stoves and Tinwaro.
,~-.-"Chas. Kent, Drugs and Medicines.
Il. Haas, Dry Goods and Clothing.
Y 4 Halscn JOY, Douglas stsest. .aNt
Tredway Currier, Dougla street.
Sam. r. Davis, Douglas street. ~, -,
Haxy House, Second street, =
Wauregan House, second street.
Baakers--
a'. Wsars Allison, Pearl street, 't'
Doslsr I Hedges, Second dssreet.s .~
Deots Ana shsss.- .sa .a.ta~. ,s..s.,r
Samuel Krummann, Peael stroet. .
.ss Nstt. Ossghsa,, Pearl stsest. ,vt4 vi.
1aarHsss lG&lsrs-- ''@>''.
= ,JoAa, ,Llai,xpf, Psasi strssA *.30I~
Sai,.rx-1- .tFG f!tt S1JiG
james Hstchi.s. rsari street.
r--4ichAra T. rso.'ss1Ds, w..er str'ss. =.
slrkIxrS.ti l. - a@f&. ~%@>-@ - f>+'
sanborn Follett, Water street
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

pos'se picture. The short boy, and rowdy,
And bhckleg; if he escaped the State
Prison and the eailows, passes, as be
reaches the confines of MIDDLE AGE. into
the drunken loafsr, sneaking around the.
srog.shop in the chance Of securing a
treat from some one who knew him in
aush days; while be who has chosen the
other path, q he passes the mid. journey
Of lifs," and slowly desceuds the slope to.
ward AGE, grows daily richer in the love-
and esteem Of those around him and in
tho bosom Of the family that gathers about
bis hearth, lives over again his happy
youth aud earnest manhood. What q dif:
ferent picture is presented in the fate Of
him who has chosen the returnless down.
ward path, another and almost tho last
stage Of which is portrayed in the com.
panion sketch of AGE. The shadows deep.
On as he descends the hill of life. Ho'
has been successfully useless, pest and
burden to society, and when he dies
there is not soul to wish that his life
had been prolonged. Two lives like these
lie in possibility enfolded within everv
infant born in the world.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13
GE0EGE M8ARE. JOHN r. ALLISON.
Banking 4 Agency Office
We ARE & A 1L1SOG,
rfaT-r Cor. ID and Pearl ets.,
0a0nx City Iowa.

0t0LLECTIONS made and remitted at current
~ rates ofexchauge; Bills of Exchange, Uncur-
rent Money and Coin bought and sold Deposits Pc
ceived and Money iavested; Drafts for sale on any
country in Europe.
Reliable Insurance effected against loss dam
age BY Fire. .. . III.
Particular attention given to tho payment Of
Taxes in any county in Iowa.
Real Estate bought and sold; Land Warrants
located
We refer to the following parties with whom vs
AAye done business. -.
Park Bsuk, New York. ..~, ..s.
D. H. Arnold, ESQ, Pres't Mercantile Bank, New
York.
Aessrs. Knasth, Nachod = KuAus, Bsnkers. New
York.
Messrs. Chss. Csmblos Co., Bankers, Phil.
Messrs. Clark Bros. Co.. Bankers, 81. Losis.
Gen. :. Harding, Esq. President sf Uniop BAnk, !,
-. Louis, Mo.
F.G. Adams, Esq. Banker, Chicago, III.
w. r. Coolbaugh 4 Co., Bankers. Chicago, Ill.
=. Partridge, Esqv DaDker, Seneca Halh n Y.
G. W. Norton, Esq. Preside mt 6outhern Bank Of
Kentucky, Rnssellvillc, Ky. #5as E.a .@.
8. 4. netcheF, Banker, indianapolis, Indiana.
Hon. VIM. Montgomery, Washington, Pa.
III. Walker, Esq, Salem, N. Y.
Messrs. II. Markell Co., Bsnksrs, DUBUQUE,
Iowa. N4. 4E g+.@
Louis A. Macklot, Bsnksr, Davenport, Iowa.
mxrl-62 WEARE ALLISON.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13
OMAHA + CHICAGO BANK
,...s- OMAHA, N. T.

VNHIS - An X II now doing Legitimate Bank
i Ing business, and will discount ss Iiberally to
their dep0sitors and dealers any Bank in the
time Bills on oil the p,
cipal cit.e,in the UDion--buy and sell Exchange
On Aew fork-atiow interest on Deposjts. and tor
ene SccOmmodAton OF farmers and these liviHE II .
distance, the Bank will be open for the transaction
of bushes. and the redemption of its Nosesfrom
4. H., until ~ r. M.
q. II. McCOLLOM. Cashier,
Omaha, n. r, Dec. 20, 1891
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

In proportions q hs grows older and
stronger, . more manly smusement ID If:
forded hin With the breaking il Of = Wild
col. This being, however, . more dan.
gsrous experiment, ID which many =
"youna eagle" il rendered I "la,ne duck," /"
10 il provided with the necessary accou.
trsmsuts 70 withstaud the terrible strue.
gls with snimals., Firmly seated upon
hs back aad brandishins overhead !
tough cAapa,ro vine for whip, the %.
prentice il thus installed in his new ofics,
from which he must not descend until the
brute il perfectly subdued the coil Of
tsso In the hands Of his merciless instruc.
tor would b the least evil awaiting him
should b otherwise escape safe and sound
from the desperate kicks and plunges Of
the horse. =.
Seenes at a Fshery.-Four days We re.
msined At San Pablo making arrange
msnts for the contemplated expedition to
the Apurs but the horses being quartered
at considerable distance, We removed to
La Yegusra, small farm within the es.
tate exclusively devoted 70 the breeding
of those animals. Great numbers of mules
were also raised there, which made the
equine stock amount to nearly three thou.
sand animals Of all ages. There, untram.
meled BY barriers Of any kind, they roamed
over those beautiful meadows iu semi.
Wild state; their only keeper WAS half.
breed, who with bis family occupied the
ranch, which on that occasion, was to
shelter rs also. This ranch being to small
for the accommodation Of the whole party,
most Of them bivouacked ID the grove Of
lofty pines and Carob trees, from whose
spreading branches they slung their ham.
mocks. the dense foliage forming . saf6.
cient shelter from the heavy dews Of the
night and the heat Of tie sun BY day.
Strange Bedtsllo,es.-Our leader, the
doctor, and .nysslf were donicilsd q the
aaca' HAVING she tau saoge Of the
ss;ghborias groves, during The day. y,
~ thsa 70 oesA1iea . ,sss our single
spa,smest alrssdy partially oeaapisd With
the culinary utsusils and other wares Of
The family. But On retiring to our ham
mock It night tie scene prssented was
rather rediculoas. In the same room al
lotted tens slept the keeper, his wife, and
their numerous progeny, with oil the dogs
and. chickens Of the household Auddled
together in the most familiar manner.-
Notwithstanding, will confess that the
arrangement was not altogether disagree.,
able to me, Is in close proximity slept
two Of the prettiest dsmssls I had yet en-
coontered in that region, with eyes bril-.
liant enough to render other light super.
auous. The only important hindrance to
my nightly repose MAS the tapping of
wings and the hourly growing Of our
hosts gamecock, tied directly under my
hammock, and who served for clock and
night watchman to the establishment.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

- Bulwer thinks mans nature i
shown BY the way he shakes hands that
ha may have the manners Of Chesterfield,
and smile - sveesly, but yet chill or steel
your heart against him tho moment be
shakes hands with you. But there il, be
says, cordial clasp which shows the
warmth Of impulse, unhesita.;ng truth,
and ever power Of character-a clasp
which re calls the classic trust in the ''faith
of tho right hand y ."" .."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

Oomo yeaIs ago . tompoS4nco moU
moved With HE family from Maine 70 III
West The sparsspsss Of the populatiou,
and the continued travel By this place,
rendered it : necessary act Of humsnity
in him frequently 70 entertain travellers
who could get no farsher. Owing 70 the
frequency Of these calls, hs resolved to
enlarge his house, and put up the usual
sign.
Soon after this IN election came on
The triumphant party felt that it was o
wonderful victory, and some "young
bloods' Of the majority determined, in
honor Of it to have regular "blow out. .
Accordingly, mounting their fine prairie
horses, they started on long journey
Every tavern was visited on their route,
and the variety thus drank produced a
mixture which aided greatly to the noise
and boisterousness Of the company. In
this condition they came, about dozen
in number, to our quiet temperance tav-
ern. The landlord and lady we're absent !;
the eldest daughter, fourteen years Of age
Aud five younger children, we're alone in
the house.
These gentlemen, (for they considered
themselves - suchD called for liquor.
I'VE keep none,' Was hemodest reply
Of the young girl. 9= .~s
"What do you keep tavern for then 3''
For the accommodation of travellers"
SWELL, then, accomodsts us with some.
thing to drink E TIT
"You will see, sir by our sign, that we
keep Temperance tavern" 49,
"a temperance tavernl (Here the
children clustered around their sister. Giye
me N Axe, and Ill cut down tho sign."
"You'n find an Axe at tho wood. pile,
sif." go 'ssa@ '.z7~c @srs
Here the party each with IN oath, made
rush for the wood pile, exclaiming
"Down with the sign! Down with she
signl" - .zs-..# z-.e~ rs-,t
Bat the leader, in going out, discovered
10 A adjoining room . geod piano and
its accompaniment. .s ..4#t
"Who makes that thing squsst 2" said
hs. 49,. +. ..r~. = TIT
II play sometimes" said tho girl in {
quiet, modest manner. .E
!" You do p Give ~ . tune"
/ Certainly" and taking stool, wh;l>
the children formed . circle close TO her
she sung and played The Old Arm
Chair" Some Of them had never heart
. piano before others had not heard on,
for years. The tumult WAS soon hushed
the whip and the spur gentlemen wer,
drawn back from the wood pile, aDe
formed circle outsids The children. Th,
leader again spoke:
will you be 90 kind - to favor =,
with another songI' y. .s TT
Another Was played, and the childrer
becoming reassured, some Of them ioinel
their sweet voices with their sister .. Son,
after song vas sung and played. On
would touch the sympsthiss Of the stran
gers, another melt them in grief; on
would arouse their patriotism, anoshe
their chivalry and benevolence; until .
length ashamed 70 ask for more, the
each made . low bow, thanked her, vishe,
her good afternoon, and left a. quistl
% il they had been to ; funeral.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

"a It is related that one day last week
. large, rsd-tsced woman with porter
load Of expensive fnery upon her person.
entered the largest jewelry store in New
York, and enquiring for diamonds, . mag.
ni6cent assortment Of rings, brooches,
earrings, necklaces, &c, we're spread be-
fore her. From those she selected three
thousand i've hundred dollars worth which
she requested might be sent to her house
with the bill. The clerk would End her
husband At home, she said, and he would
pay for them. A pen and card we're
handed 70 her, and she was requested to
write her address. She hesitated, her
broad face turned from red to crimson,
and finally, in great confusion, she made
her mark e big cross) on the card, and
tossing it to the salesman said-"Thar, l
baint time 70 write, but guess he'll know
that" The illissrats queen of dianonds
was . contracto.'s vifs. sse .... T.