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Naucery Notice.


STATION ILLINOIS, - Circuit Court OF La Sale %,
l.. SALE County. $" June Term, 4. D. 1865
Orrin B. Button, Jane Mullett Harvey c. Mullctt
Robert H. MulIett William Mullst Walker r. Mullett
James ii. Mulle,t, Sylvinia jane Muett.-Bi TO
Foreclose.
Affidavit of the non-resdeice OF Jane Muett, Harvey
C. Muett, Robert H. Mullet William Mulctt. Walker r
Mullet James H. Mullet and S,vina Jane Muctt, the
named defendants having been filed in the Office of
the Clerk of said Circuit Court of La Sale county Notice
hereby given the said Jane Muett, Harvey G. Mu-
lett Robert H. Muctt, William Mullet, Walker PlMuiis
james H. Mullett and Syyina Jane Muett, that the said
complainant filed his bill of complaint in said court the
chancery aide thereof the twenty first day OF March,
D. 1865 that a summons thereupon issued out
court against sad defendants, returnalc the
Monday of June next, A D.. 1855 Is hy law required
Now unless you, the said Jane Mulett Harvey c. Null
lett Robert H. Muett, William Mullet Walker r Mullett
James H. Mullet and Sylvnia Jane MuIlct shall person
ally and appear before said Crcuit
county, the firs day Of the holden
Ottawa, said county the second Monday June
D. 1865 and plead, answer demur, the said
plainants bill Of compaint the ak the ana
things therein charged and statated will be taken
fessed and decree entered against according the
prayer Of said bill. HERMAN SILVER. Clerk.
Bushnell Avery, Cemplninants Solicitors.
April
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real estate deemed benefited by constructing
Grade and steps up the bluff. in Chester street.
On motion of Ceilings, the petition was
laid en- the table, by the following vote:
Ams-Looney, Delano, Young, McGinnis,
Eichelberger, Miller. Ceilings and Hutton
II.
Noes-Prescott, Brunker and Fennell-3.
Petition of A. p. Reed, asking the city
council to grant him an auctioneer's License
for the ensuing municipal year.
Reports of the Collector, City Treasurer,
and City Clerk presented and,
On motion Of Fennell, referred to the
finance committee.
On motion of Miller, the matter of repair
ing Poplar street sewer was referred to the
street and alley com mit.ee, with power to act.
Communication from James Clark, IN re-
la,iou to tending Madison street bridge pre-
aented. and, on motion of Fennell referred to
the street and alley committee with power TO
act.
On motion of FenueIl, the matter of pro-
curing room for the meetings of the city
council was referred 10 the finance committee
with power to act. -
On motion of Fcnnell, the matter Of pro
curing blank books for the use Of the assessor
and collector was referred to the finance com
mittce with power to act
On motion OF DeIano.
Oldered-That the City Clerk be directed
10 draw orders on the Treasurer in favor of
the Judges and clerks Of the election held
tIarch 10Th for the amount they are entitled
TO by law.
On motion OF Ceilings. the council pro-
ceedej; 10 the election o:City officers.
The Mayor appointed Aid. Prescott and
Brunhe- tellers.
Ctr Cerk--First ballot, Z y. Waterman
had 10 votes O. Leavens, had vote.
On n.etion of Fennel K. y. Waterman
was declared duly elected city Clerk for the
enscrlng municipal year.
7reasuFey-First ballot ". II Cu,hrnan
had 10 votes, Eanes and Allen rad vote.
Ca motion Of NcGuniS, ". II. Cu.hfnan
was declared d " elected Treasurer for the
ensuing municipal year
Assessor-Firs. ballot, Edward Drew had
votes, f. F. Brewer had , votes.
Ga motion Of Loonev. Edward Drew was
declared duly elected assessor FOR The ensuing
municipal wear.
C1H>ctor-Firs; ballot, Thomas " Os
born had Il votes. o. motion OF Delano, /.
Osborn vas declared duly elected collector
for the cusuiny municipal wear.
Assistant Narstli-Flr=t BALI: William
Hughes lad . votes.
GA motion Of Prescott, William Hughe-
was declared duly elected assistant MARSHAL
FOR The ensuing municipal year
.>,rrcy,, Figst Ia lot ". T. WAi.:norc had
/ votes.
On motion oc Prescott. ". +. Whi,more
sas declared d-.y elected surveyo. .yr tbe
eusu.ug municipal year.
.SaDertjs.r Of ,,r.~,--First baIlo, Samuel
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There has been more decided change in
millinery STYLES within The past wear than d.
ring the same length of time ~ thirty wears
before. Bonre,s are disappearing the crown
worn - former wears Is entirely gone and
The elegant head dresses to-dav on exhibition
are approaching in form and dimensions the
Spanish manril a ; Yet /; Is not probable !: at
the ladies Of New York VII "a an 'ut-o
time appear in raDlic PAGES with lace ycis
covering their head liz ,los" worn hv the
ladies' Of Madrid and ~ yeua
There is a considerable variety Of b.auti-
iul hats. One IS OF white Grape dotted with
crystal beads: : sGuare dotted blonde. in
NeapOl;tan styio. thrown OVER ! Top for the
crown, and log s're7rncrs Of narrow white
ribbon falling over WHIT tulie: tie face
ri EE1nC, Of ri!.k ISIS sDancled with c-ys-
tai dew and wLite lfonGe. Anti Or hat. Of
neat ana uEostcnta'io = s'y'c. 5 formed en-
tirciy o! ostrich leather; :. ia, Of blonde
for nj gthe curtain outside a. CRYSTAL drops
made. pink grape and TOSS buds. Tbs IS
called the Princess Ci-tl.de. 4 novelty.
known "a the Union hat + composed of.tr..l
siiA laid ii shell pattern II !. lace hs.,. 2
from the back. with steel stars the inside
trimming red. white and SIx,. An c'c-aut
white hat has drOourGC sren the back a c'us-
ter Of clematis flower. fastened with :. crys-
tai dagger. All these styles TT, much ai-
Inired.
Among the hats mo : prominently exhibi,
ted at one Of The show rooms is one of white
tulie spangIed with s;eel beads, inteu led it
is said. 10 have in the sunlight an effect some
wha: Ike that Of diamonds. Another whit
hat is very tasretully trimmed with buff. wheat
and jet ornaments. \ pre,t- Jockey shape Is
called the cour, hat. II is of white str .w,
without a rim except in front. Here the rim
extends outward. Ike that Of :. BOYS cap. Its
bound and acatly trimmed with bIacl; velvet
The Princess Alice, the Esther ha, LEG
horn, the Rachel. and some other showy
hats. are amongy~the preceding styles. In
JOCKEYS there arc.ilc G!cngarry, 4 White
straw Scotch cap, trimmed with a herring
feather. for children and Young misses: the
English Jockey. the trimming wheat and vel,
vet the Amiua, white straw, with narrow
brim turned up on one side, the crown less
sloping than OF the Others the Dagmar hot.
with narrow rolling brim. and the Cecilia. OF
which the trimming IS whit water lily. with
pearl and crystal ornaments. The prices OF
boInets vars ordinarily from fifteen 10 fifty
dollars: though some are made to order at
figures varying up to and beyond one hundred
dollars The most fashionable colors used in
trimming are violet, maize, drab, green ard
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April !, 1885
Nqncc7y Motto.

Chance7y Motto.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, - Circuit Court. TO June Term
L, SALE COUNTY. A. ID. 1860
Lydia A. Austin. MaTCu, Austin and Stella Austin vs.
Hichoia. Anthony, Elizabeth V. ". Hustis. Henry H.
Husts William y. Anthony, Van Wyck Anthony and
Nichol.. Anthony.-Ip Chancery.
Affidavit of the non-residencc Of Nicholas Anthony,
Elizabeth V. W. IIustis, Henry II. HustS William y
Anthony, Van Wyck Anthony. and Nicholas Anthony de
PENDANTS above named, having been filed the office OF
the Clerk of the said Circuit Court Of La Sale county
Notice hereby given 10 the said Schoa. Ashonv Eliza
beth V. W. Hustis, Henry ii. IIss William y Anthony
Van Wyck Anthony, and Nicholas ANTHONY thai said
compliments filed their amended I'LL Complaint il ,ad
COURT the chanc-ry side thereof on the sixth day of
February d. 1865 and, that heyeupon issued
out 81 said court against said defendants rcurnc
second Monday Of June next 1865 by law rslufred
Now unless you, the said Nicholas Anthony Elizabeth
V. W Hustis, Henry II. IIus.is, Niili.m n Anthony
Van Wyck Anthony and Nicholas Anthony shall person.
ally be and appear before said Circuit Court of La Sale
county, on the first day Of the thereof o
holden at Ottawa in said county the second MondAy IN
june, A. D. 1858, AMI plead, demur b the
said complanas bill Of complaint, the the mat
tiers and things therein charged stated will be
as confessed and decree entered against you according
the prayer OF said Bill. HERMAN SILVER, Clerk.
Bushnell Avery, Complainants Solicitors,
April l. 1865.
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4 SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-TEat WAS a good
joke on a young and gallant Hocsier officer,
who, on receiving q note from lady "re-
guessing the pleasure Of his company at
party to be given at her house on the evening
designated, took his volunteers and marched
them to the young lady's residence. When
it was explained TO him that II was himself
alone who had Teen invited, he said, I" BY
goIy. the letter said company, and l thought
the lady wanted Is see all nv boys"
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A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN was strolling out
with "A cockney triend-a genuine cockney-
when they fnafly approached meadow in
which was standing glorious crop OF hay.
The cockney Eazed at i: wonderingly. 1t
wasn't grass-it wasn't wheat-it wasn't
turnip-tops. Ivy. vatever does you call this
ul.?' said he to his companion. That
why. hay 70 he sure r. was the reply. Hay |
HI ha come, that's cutting it a little too
thick If that's hav. jus, show me .he hay
ccYss--cou. nov "
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Satisfaction Guaranteed.

livery person knows what they will receive before the
article paid for On receipt Of ce ticate YOU see hat
article represents. and ~ VI course at yor< option 70
take it. or any other article in Of the value
We guarantee entire satisfaction ovesy purchaser aud
the should be any persaE diSsataed sh any article
recciHed from us they may lpmedately it and the
amount paid win be refunded RS~0ns trial will prove TO
ths1 this sale gives advantages than
any other proposed.
AGEsrs--Ws allow those acting Agents Ten Cents
each Certificate ordered, provided their remittance
to One Dollar.
They will collect Is every certificate and 70
tanning 10 c.pss, remit 10 rs Is cents for each.
A0drsss GEO DEMERIT co,
ga Bvestw,v Nsv YoYl
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GoIp.-The loves: point gold has reached
since The late ''tImLie" commenced was li7
on FriJ. u last week. Since then il has
balanced be,w-en 10 and l55, warning Just
enough each day TO making it 'exci,eing for
the Wall s.r Ct -nb.ers.
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The Spring Fashions.

Thursday Of last week was opening day"
among the miiliners and molistes in New
York. when the new fashions FOR the coming
season are brought II ligh; All the large
" Y. Da!Iies a5oanI in lengthy descriptions
Of the novelties displayed on the occasion,
and as our lady readers naturally feel an IN
tere.t in the subject, We make 4 few extracts
10 her benefit:
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I-30 Lo,S.-1hc FIRST IL, .,e al tins loan has
ali been taken. In 81 has $l60. 0Oo. 600
were taxing By the people. The sale of the
second series, designated is the loan of June
18Th, will commence at once the notes are in
all respects precisely Ike the others, save in
their date
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The Pike county n!linois! Democrat says
late letter received from i citizen Of that
Illinois regiment. stationed ut New Orleans
states that all hui 20 Of the regiment perish
cl in storm while on board of Il transpor,
in the hay OF Mobile.
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AS t.0irsH CcGE f.s ng-yKE<Ess -
There il tamoH- prescription ia use in
England. for tie cur, e drIrkeacs,. Which
thousands are SAID 20 haze been assi.tc IL
recovering themselves The receipt came in
TO notOrierv through the efforts Of John Vine
Hail commander Of the Grea, Eastern steam.
ship. He had e., IN Into such hab.tua.
drunkenness, tia; Ii, most earnest efforts 10
reclaim Lim-elf proved uuavailing. A,
length he =, tie advice O. an eminent
physician, who gave him prescription which
he followed faithfully tor seven months, and
At the end Of iha. time had lbs, a.. desire for
liquor. although re had been fur many year.
led captive By mos, debasirg appetite. The
receipt. which lie afterwards published. and
Lv which s. many other drunlIr!, ave
been assisted TO reform, IS a. follows, Su.
Ihate otiro2, i've grains. na-nesia. ten grains
peppermint ..te.. eleven cS.rhms .psr.t O:
nutmeg. o.e cr4chm. VIC cav.
This preparation a.. - atom G and ,;.mu-
,au;, and So partially supplies tAe place o.:
tie accustomed ..qao:, and pEsyea,- Ina, ab
5 .iute physical aud mora! pro,rsa,ioa tia,
fellows = sudden breaking OF from the CSC Of:
stimulating drink.
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Tops. are preferred ard in WOODEN material,
black and white skirts in stripes and checks,
with futed trimming, will be in some demand;
but white moreen skirts. tasteful!y trimmed
will probably be the style for the coming
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NASTILLAS AND SHAWi.S.

Tn. styles OF mantilas and shawls have
varied somewhat. Circulars are AGAIN fash
ionable. S cks and basquines oflIght cloth,
trimmed with black. and made short. will be
much worn during the spring. In six man
tillas there are beautiful patterns; the circu-
lar, with two wide plaits running down the
plaits trimmed with giupure lace. An Gle
giant one may be pu:@h2sed for forty five dol
lars. but the price varies, Of course. according
to the quality of the silk.
In shawlS there is the usual varietS An
India shawl. price $4,000, is on exhibition
The prevailing style tor ordinary wear is how
ever, in Mohair. They are neat and durable
and the quality is so varied that they are sold
at twenty dollars 10 more than a hundred
dCllars
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splendid List of Articles
All to be sold for ONE DOLLAR Each,

All the goods IL the above Last will be sold without
resI'ati'h' ior GNE DOLLAE EACH. Certificates Of all
the yari artcl placed in sin,a, .nv.na .c.sJ
and mixed These envelopes will sent by man or de-
l'ered at our oice without regard choice On receiy
and IT Is optional with you to send dollar and receive
the article Named other in the list of the
value. - ~
by this mode give selections from varied stock M
fine goods Of tho best mako latest stycs and of in
Of securing articles of the very highest value
In all transactions hy mail charge for frwardny IN,
erftce, paying postage and doing the business y, cts
each Five certificates will be sent for E,.v.n Gr
Thirty Tor s. Sixty five for sio One Hundred for
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SECURE CERTIFICATE

There no hazard or risk There ar. mn h,,rls Fer.
Certhrate represents an article sell none Of til.
lower grades oil Je"elry person can receive les.
the value Of their money ami thrv ma w.. 10 ,i,
worth five, ten, a hundred fold, - " " ~
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The Illinois and XIcbig gan Canal viii be
open for navigation lex, Monday. troG. Chi
Gaga to Joliet. Beyond Jo,i.k the repairs
age NO; e: completed, bat douL,i - %-ll re
sn 4 few davs.
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Since the Inauguration. the papers have
foand = new aa'ne for Andy johnson. They
rss ~. IN. "E.fniv In,re,,''
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Refined Candies,
CAKES: CAEA rs !:

Such a Fruit Pound, Sponge Ctron, Lady CAKE, Vac
ranies Ladies' Kisses. Almond STICKS Jeiy IaAe, ce.s
Rolls Cinnamon Sticks. French ROCK 'akc' Isa tsSs
Crar CaL, French Jumbes, Victoria Cream Cake AMI
hundred other kinds always on manu- UT e !" oe' vi
YsNKEE NOTIoNS-The largest stock in the city
Nam str,sf Of the Bank 81 Oia,ioG $500 r
NarchlI ls6j-tf "M EpE"i'
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Gorcd dresses, finished 81, the edge with
gIrdle cord. and trimmed in various modes.
are ROW preferred, though the straight skirt
IS still much worn. The jacket Is sometimes
strapped across the front, over vest OF the
same material or OF white, and term inatirg
on the back in n square basque. The sleeves
are made plain and close fitting, trimmed to
match the skirt, or loosely and open at the
back, with straps Of velvet, to he worn ~F-h
an undersleeve. There is considerable var
ETY. in the from Of both the bodice and slice se.
trimmings OF fringe represent a double skirt
finished At the side with cord and t.ssel and
double tabs or sashes. trimmed to match, are
III use. There are robes apparently laid
open al the side, over breadths of contrasting
colors, richly ornamented. and making an
elegant costume Skirts are much trimmed
this beng the feature Of the season, in
dresses.
MORE antique aud other manufacture, Of
silks now Weld precedence to satin. The
latest Partisan styles aie in this material,
brocaded. \ lilac pattern. worked in bril-
liant colors, i, very handsome; but other
styles of brocaied satin are equally admired
The prices for the dress pattern are two nun
d-cd to three hundred dollars. The narrow
stripes vii! be worn the ensuing season and
the Bayadere stripes are coming into favor
again The price is from two 20 ten dollars
yard. In plain silks the prevailing colors
are reTt metaiiqne and Mexican blue AMI
the latest and most fashionable in the Paris
''s.ust color" or light gray.
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DiSS0l luton.

MONDAY NARca 20
NOTICE hereby given that the partnership heretofore
IN existing between Wilson Saer this day disc 3vsd
BY mutual All persons indebted TO said fr will
confer favH by settling or SOM ~ possible.
j. 4. Wusor,
Y.A.SsaTph
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.rcAR CUREDUAMS and DRIED BEEF. 60oon Sugar
- Cnred Hams and Ic0OD Dried Beef Of my own curing
- - -. iy GEO. W PIERCE,
~.,Ia West side Court House square,
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r I'VE GEESE FEATHERS. coon just received and for
i sale by SEo W. PElNE
ms,Is west sfde Couyt hcris- rqusr~.
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BAt-NORAI.S.

The gay colos, which haze bee. SO long
worn, are nov disappearing. Pretty skirts of
black alpaca, gored, and quilted on d machine
AL hru,.G -i'h White, either plain or IL scct-
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Arc Won Ready for Ifonsc ho~h
in- and Renovation
7-3O 10 A N :!

gUyHE City Bank of Eames. Allen Co.. has been al-
pointed agent for the sale Of the popular 81 Gov
eminent Loan.
bonds will tie furnished At Pr n. in amounts 10 snit
purchasers. Ed. c. ALIEN.
Ottawa, march IL 1865. c's@'1
In Sale County Bonds For Sale.
UNDR SALE, $4,000 Of the County Bonds drawing 10
Il per cent. Interest, payable annually LAYSsy a. w
City Bank. to k"- DLaN,
0,,.w, March sIss: Ap>-t r. ~ ttsy ~ ctsc>eu 1,
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Ss - 2';a - Rev I.,'Ir : cray Vi. JOHN : +, az
n NJ, ELiZ rEME .Er'N. 1T 'arf,~a
4 n0uGl Town Nicotine.

FfNif citizens. LEGAL voters Of tho Ot.a n tie
L rssiy Of La Sale and o, IIiluoI- asr-v
notified "a: tn, ANNUAL ToSn Meeting 20 I'd Tg.u III
he he'll he county Court House ia sal! Town 81 a.
VA on h- iourt.i dsy u phil! A D. isb5 hein. the
tuesday IN =aid m 'nh for the TRANSACTION u all sUch bU
sAess a, may IN plr-Htnrr u ss. before such
ing when convened, which ting Will 10 called u o7i,r
between thu hours of uinc and O'Clock te forenoon
Lri hNl: open GEiI TX oCieE tie gierHols. cu'cs-
-Jnner closed. in prr-trrlt~s Of law.
Given under my hand. OstI~ ,his 2Ia of Harck
4. H. i-S5. / T. BROW EE Town Clcrk
tTril
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:" one - The s~s' isasii~s - me psssh hsvs
been O. scs' ss 20 sscss'sin shs vhese-
- 'uss ~ v.'s,A'.s 80 shea nssdsseS ~ Z
mcs ersd'sh msrsss. T~sr~ s~sess 90
creme lathe v,riniry u Slack kv~s. ard
'hs pis"'sss .sa 80 ssi6iss sns~ss -.
psepsss~s themselvss fos ,hc ossI struggle
by s'n'rs ssd bsssse-d'ae shew d~~liees
~ 'snsiIs. o sss hssv. srssd- isshs v,csn-
~ y 'h- 80 sssak s.d sm 10 dsesd .sr-
''c'vssion o. v-asissss .~ss she, slsush-
'ss every - mes ! mss' esosr - lessss,
~ - sras % srss s-y sss.sss.
3. = r.
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Z Marness Mandatory.
WILLIAM u. PvEPFRR. ssspsesfviI,
eoosn~ese . she enssess d Osbeis, 80
e9eessdseg eo,s.sssss snss ne - slsooo Z
pesp - 1orh 0.is s'sfss u Jsspss,
Noese - - psspsssd ~ o. ~ ksts % woso
- osttIssgd hesesos 0shiae - b9oCg
esaassg. = stock q ssdtlss aso hwuool
oeps sssssas1 - hss6 - ssIe - ~ =
- en- - eeuehe slos~hers. Dsooslic
6sse psS@psh. H. usu q skaskIsj - Z
seese y Rpesss zqssfsssgs.
1sly -. lo0ssG
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Ass'esIrviAs Rssvs9 20 0ers6ss--
|i-sss Nevsss. ce~a,ssisess y Aesrsi
ssss. 10 - see~s 90 oespbes. ssys. Tie
ssssshi~s = shs sssss she~s stss - iejss.
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whes' cssp shews6s y essssisy 81 esaliay.
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tuRE voR IEsA.-A correspondent u
IN M y.st Evs n'ss Pss', writing isoa
J.nsies. soassaies.es shs ioIIssssg isms.
dy 'ss eholsss. sspei,: Sssvp Sns Gusn q
pisssssc. (b~uss hss~s ssdsv Ne Rshis u
si'sries. ~ ealIvs . sassap splsi's. ssn o
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-18

From 'h~ vmeessss Wes,ssa sos.
Falling Leaves.
|WaAeesb Irsv. sss round ~ falling;
g 10 ssasosl blast ,h~y bend;
Whhpessae, is sssssss aeussIul.
~ sAss's bsssHisl - ssl!
usssss. 'osbsd = sll ~ elssv.
essts ussiIsiaglv ~ ~.
Lite bsstss-hsssss6 aslAss,
wssPiss ~ hss shsssAsl dssGs
Al 'hess isssss. 49, sssss 80 ls.sI,,
Hos hsss ehssssd. lits 1ekIs irisads;
Svs e'~ssisg sssssspsesiss
To ms hesn tsIIise lssds.
fs's they bnss . swess ssasaHsssss
U 'he happy. hsppy pest;
Thy ere types 10 -. sad shsiews
u ~'esssi lite q isss!
Wfhsssd issves sse sesst us falling:
To the ss'n'sss tresss they bead;
- their falling % scken
Tsst this lite 10 nsl our end.
w.: ." every leaf is ~n,,ea.
IN nv mind holy shoseh';
Ssss 'he hope ~ lin opspsIseiee
From 'hs grave. y then l. sssshs.
The they're wi'hsss6 sev. ssS filling
Dows 10 esuh. shsis native tomb
Yet the psssas sscek sill nouvish.
Ard wih isesh leaves bod snd IIoom.
y our mortal fsmes wiIi perish.
Like me fsIiirg lsssss ed sese;-
bs sssin siII bloom end 6ossish
j. : bright. ~sesssl sphere.
W. 3 GAPPNkY.
WAsuisofs lsD Novsabss. 1855.