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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
rom Section 80, Revenue Law, 1864, ?.

from Section 80, Revenue Law, 1864, P.
Is:
"FOT roads, a poll tax of one dollar or
Que days work and a landia 10 any
rate not exceeding three dollars 70 the
quarter section, 10 be paid in money, or
in labor at the rate Of one dollar and
fifty cents per day. at the option Of the
person so taxed, and The receipts of the
district Supervisor for labor done. Nth
he siuorn affidavit attached to said certi-
fcate, that eight hours actual labor has
been done for each days work certified IN
said certificate, naming therein the per-
son who dld SAID labor, and the time when
and in what road district the sume was
DONE"
Supervisors must see that "eight hours
actual labor has been done" before Civ
ing a receipt if they give a receipt for
labor and allow the laborer to idle away
bis time, they commit perjury OF the re-
ceipt, and again when they make their
annual settlement. under oath, with the
Commissioners. Through this neglect,
though seemingly small, much is lost
annually to the county. To have good
roads, IN a new county like ours, all the
available labor is necessary, and if one
half that labor is allowed to be wasted
in triaing, talking politics or other idle.
ness, The roads cannot be but half so
good as though all the labor was actually
done,
Section II, laws of 80, give the Su-
PervisOr authority, in case of sudden
damage or injury to any bridge, %culverl
or road, TO warn out, on one days notice,
any and ali able bodice men under City
years of age in his district, to repair said
injury or damage, but canLot work them
more than two days without their con-
sent the laborer to receive n dollar
and fifty cents per day for such labor.
According to Section 10, any person
refusing to work, if warned out as speci-
fed in The above section, and not sending
a substitute, or a good excuse for not APP
pearing, is liable to a fine of Ave dollars.
We desire TO see good roads, and to that
end we have published the above extracts.
If the Supervisors do their duty, keep
a watch over the roads in their several
precincts, warn men out to labor to the
foil extent of their authority, make the
improvements as permanent as the means
at their disposal will admit, and give no
receipts except for actual labor, we
believe hat Nemaha County will soon
be blessed with as good a road system as
any ccuniyof its population in the Union,
q ."". r-. " ..
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
NOTICE.

George Plumb, viii take notice that James o..
Carson, and John l. Carson. have fled their bill
Of complaint in the District Court e Pawnee Cpun-
u Nebraska Territory 10 Chaneery, against the
said George Plumb, defendant, for the Foreclosures
Of a certain deed Of irustin the nature ola Mort
gage. given BIZ said Gearge Plumb in trust 70 John
+. Carson, Of the North East quartor Of Section
Seventeen II in Township nupber fhree s, North
of Range number twelve y. Fast Of TIE sixth 6
Principal Meridian, situated 10 Pswnee Coanty
Nebraska TeTritOr ,, to secure the payment of a GER
tain promis$ory note drawn BY defendant in favor
Of Jon S o Carson, for the sum of Two hundred
and Eighty dollars, with interest thereon after
due at the rate Ok Eve per cent PER month. The
object and prayer of said bill is to f~oreclose said
Mortgage deed Of trust, and for the sale of said
premises to pay the money 50 secured. You are
required to appear and answer said bill by the 4th
day of September, AID 865.
Dated this Goth day Of July 1865.
DORSEY & &ICH,
Sol. for c Omplainants.
Alt 1850
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
WORLD OF MAGIC
Or, HORSE ON TIE BRAIN.
Admission 5OCt, Children under 10
years Of age, 25etS.
The entire performance VAL be accompanied Witha
SPLENDID GRASS BAND,
Led by Mr.. Philip Manual.
LGAL NOTICE

John @. Akin will ke notice that Isaac Ooe,
Complainant has fled a bill against said John g Akin
a d Frederick Swartz Administrator of the Estate Of
Kennedy stephenson, deceased, Mary Ann Steph~
enson, widow Of said Kennedy Stephenson, de-
ceased, and J Ohm Frederick Stephenson and Ken
nedy E. Stephenson, Minor heirs of said Kennedy
Stephenson deceased, in the District Court Of
Nemshe County Nebraska Territory, in Chancery
for the foreclosure of a Ger tain deed of trust. in
the nature of a Mortgage, executed by said John
G.. Akin, u pom the North West quarter of Section
number twenty-six rs. in Township number Eve 5,
North. of Range number fourteen IA east, in Nema-
ha County Nebraska Territory, to secure to Isaac
Oos, complainant, the payment of 8 prOnissOTp note
fos Two Hundred and fifty dollars, made July 18th
1857. The object and prayer of said Bill is TO
foreclose said Mortgage and sell said land to pay
the amount due on said Note, and also TO annul a
certain warranty deed OF said land, executed by
said John G.. Akin to Kennedy Stephenson, on the
18th day of April A. D, 1850.
You are required to appear and answer said Bill
on or before fbe 4sh day Of September, 1865.
Brownvile July ?0th 1855.
DORSEY 4 Rich,
44-4t. 81. 50. Sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

N0TItE-

Amos HemsheF, viii take notice that
F. L~usbbaugh. has fled his bin IF so-.
the District Court If Johnson Countv
Territory in Chsneery against Ssjd
sher, and John L. Carson, defendants. e-,S
closure Of a certain Deed Of trust in TIA -
a Mortgague, to C~omplaina { and iobn : ~
of the Souta East quarter, Of section
therty-three 49, in Township msmbs-
North Of Range number Eleven fITlFssr.r
Principal Meridian. To secure TIE 49,
certain promissory note, for ths sum M -
dred and Fifty dollars with iass7est 60
maturity at the rave Of 6va per csatD gr
The object and prayer Of said bill IA Il
said Mortgague deed Of trust, and for Il,
Said premises, to pay the money 80 ssoT,i
are required to appear and answer !.
by the 265h day Of August A. ID. 1s85.
Dated this the 18th day Of July. gs
DORSEY kslg8
,. soi. for Con-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
Al s1a.5O.
MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that pursuant 70 an Or
Ger OF Sale, to ne directed, issusd By he Register
in Chancery Of he District Court OF Eemaha Gun
ty Nebraska Territory in the case wherein Theo-
dOre w. Bedford Is plaintiff and Thomas Williams
is defendant. ] viii on
Monday the 7th day.of August AID. 1865
at one 0 clock p m. offer for Sale at public auetion
at tbe frOnt door Of Dens H2H in he CIV -
BEownville, lie place where the last term or saiS
OonEt i95 said County was he'd, The following de-
serl6ed Rsai Estlte to-viL: the undivided b9lf Of
the North West quarter o. Section IL in TOWNSHIP
Six o. north Of Range % east, in said Nemaba
County.
Dated July 5th 1855.
CHAS q. DORSEY.
Master in Chaneery.
42-4t 5000
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
G NOTICE.

Hiram Miles, n nonresident, will take notes that
B~enjamine +. Lusnbaugb and John J.. Carson, have
fled their bill Of complaint IN the District Court
Of Pawnee Colnty N4Lrsska Territory, in Chance
~ against the said Hiram Miles, defendant, for
foreclosure OF n certain deed Of trust, in the nature
Of a Mortgage, gigcn by said Hiram Miles to said
BenjamiUe T, BnshbaRgh and John L Carson, Of
the North half Of the North West quarter Of Sec
tion number two 2, and The South Vest quarter
Of the North West quarter Of Section number two
2, III Township number tw12. North Of Range num-
Der ten 10, East of the Sixth 6, Principal Meridi-
an, situated in PaWnee County Nebraska Territory
containing one hundred thirty-One and five one
hundredth acres, To secure the payment of a GER
tain promissory note in favor Of compleinants for
the sum of Ole Hundred and Eighty Eight dollars
with interest thereon after due at the rate Of five
per cent per month. The object and prayer af said
Bill is to foreelose the said Mottgsge
ded Of trust, and for the sale Of said
premises to pay the money so secured. You are
required to appear and answer said bill Of com
plant BY the 4tb day Of September A. D. 1855.
Dated this the 20th day Of July 1865.
DORSEY & RICH,
dit IL 80 Sol. for Compliments.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

"Come from all the world and seek a
new home 10 Nebraska, where there is
peace, plenty, good feeling and bully lots
Of Democrats. - ews.
The a5ove is a toas. by Ajax in re.
spouse to an initiation to drink by a num-
Der of his ''inyiied guests" it was early
in the evening, yet Ajax had nearly
wilted ; after the above remark. a bush
whacker raised his head, a guerrilla
poured the "liquid nector'' down his
throat and DISTINGUISHED rebels rolled
him under a card table, placed a spitoon
meath Lis head, and left him to dream If
times Nhen "bulIy lots of Democrats"
would be a fact.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
TMR NEWS.

THE hEhO.
Geo. Brickley, President of the Golden
Circle. has issued an executive general
order. dated in bis place of confinement,
Fort Warren, June 2Sth-in which be
suspends the labors of~the several de-
partnenis Of the Golden Circle ill July
Ist, 1870, when the Congress of The or
der will assemble in Washington with
open doors, and afterwards proceed to
Law the cornerstone of the Saxon Uni
versity. All members of the military
department are released from all Obliga.
firms of secresy. pertaining to the same.
News from Virginia says that planters
ure strft exercising undue authority over
the negroes, and the negroes are getting
lazier than ever.
The Worlds special says it is now re-
garded quite certain that a special MIll-
tary Commission will be instituted in a
short time for the trial Of jeff. Davis on
a charge Of completely in the assassina-
ton of President Lincoln. The discovery
Of additional evidences involving Davis
is said to be the cause of this transfer
from a civil TO a military trial.
Gen. Breckenridge left Havana on the
9TH inst. in the English mail steamer
for St. Thomas and Europe.
The N. o. Times tells the following:
On the 4th in Mobile, a party of negro
soldiers met a lady and childlon the ban
quette of a street, and one of the negros
kicked the child Tito the street. A white
soldier coming up demanded to know
how be dared to insult a lady so. Words
passed, aud the result was hat the white
soldier drew his revolver and shot the
offender. This was the signal for the
beginning Of a formidable riot. A crowd
gathered of soldiers and others, and
many shots were fired, resulting in a
number of killed and wounded.
Many stories like the above are re-
ported, and if one-half be true, the ne
gross ought to have the right of suffrage?
The following resolution was passed
by the Trade Convention in session at
Detroit, on The 49,:
Resolved, That we recognize the
Western waters as National highways,
watering, as they DO, the shores of many
PoPaloss States, end entitled TO the leg
islatlve aid of Congress TO the same ex-
tent precisely as the waters of the lakes
and Of the ocean.
This is right, and we hope Congress
nay 'see it" in the same light.
From Denver, July 18th, we learn
that extremely ~rich,silver mines have re.
Gently been discovered about fifty miles
west of Denver at the foot of Snowy
Range. There is great excitement there
and in the mountains hundreds are out
prospecting at and beyond Snowy Range
or Snake river.
The latest news from the South is
rather favorable. Reconstruction is pro.
crossing smoothly. Difficulties with ne
groes are growing less frequent. Crops
are reported more than an average in
Texas, and good in mo& of the southern
State, except in portions Of Mississippi,
Georgia and S. Carolina there is report
ed great destitution. Our army in Texas
causes great CONSERVATION over the bor-
der. The chances for difficulty with
Mexico are on the increase.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

LEGAL NOTICE.

John a.. Thisniss win take Dotics that I,s,
Carson, has fled h5s al Of semDls.st, in h.
trict Court Of johnson County ,Nsbmsa Ts-
in Chancory against the gdJohnA. To-.
Benjalnine Z. LushbaEgh dsEerdahts, sor ~
closure Of g certain Decd q lrust ia The p1,r-
. AlortgUage, to Complainant aui Rssia
bushbaugh, Of che south west quarter ,o
number twenty threo (23), in Township mum
five (51 North Of Range number ten l6l. -
the Sixth Principle Meridian. To seours ia !
ment OF q certain pr0missoy note for The s,si
Two hun( red aBd Eighty d0Iss With is,s-
thereon after maturity a. tns rate q FIVE PEI q
per month.
The object and prayer Of said biz ia to ka.l,
said Mortgague deed Of trust, and for the III
Said premises, to pay the money 50 secueed. n
are required to apsear and answer said bilb
18th day Of August, A. d. 1865.
Dated this 18th iay OfJuly A. D.lSS5l
DORSEY 4 RlCh
A3-4fsI9 81 Sol for Cou,afo,,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
@ 90
FOR ONE DOLLAR

/ which they need not pay until ii g knoEn-Ei
drawn5 aud its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Gases,
THE EUREKA GIT As-0--lIIOA
would call attention to the fact ofI being ne O1a
ma and Largest Gift Association iu fi CjdliY. u
business continues to be conducted m . fair AiAI
Orable manner and q iarge and iiY tAIt-
trade is proof hat cur patrons appre &c tbs n"l'
Of obtaining rich aud elegant goods
During the past year IBIS AssOciau q IS sFli ave
large nbmber Of valuable prizes O.. 81 part o.
county. Those Who p~atrUnlZe rs selGFeLs
value Of their money, a 40 articlc.s T Us ~
less than one Dollar, retail, aL4 hers arc
BLANKS.
Parties dealing with us NAV depend % haVhs Pp
returns, and the article drawn Vii ne inmslA'
sent to any 9fdress by return mail or express
The. following parties have receutly drwnYalM
prizes from the EurQkt Ass)siatiJu5 ah1 have ID
allowed the use Of their names
Andrew WILSON, Custom House, PhilaIelpl4 .
Oil Painting, value, 500 James Hargags
Broadway, New York. Oil Painting, value So
+. Jones, Barrett, Marshall Co., kansas, AsA[
value 500; Patrick J. Byrnes, Waterbury, -
Watch, value 1850. J. +. Shaw, - Basts
New York, Piano, value, 3j0,O0j Mrs Cha. .
Elmira. N. Y, Piano, value, 30O,O0j Miss Lug
way, Elmira, 7 T., Ciuster Diamond hlus ~
200, co Mrs. x. PennOyer, City Hotel, ha'I"
Tenn. Melodeon, value, rs; Oscar N AIel' Y
I42d reg. Ind Vols. Nashville, Tenn tsSA
$500 Rowland 8. Patterson, Co. ID IOh b1a-
Volunteers, Oil Painting value 100 Mrs A1'3
Parsons. Springheld Kass-, Melode0n vaias
James L. Dexter, City Surveyor. Syracise
Gold Watch value. 100. % Mrs james yf ~ =
ter Street, cor. Bleeker5 N p OH, Painiils
100 Mrs. J. g. Coles, Granl Rapids. AcaistA :
Castor value 20. 90 DR. J II Sinclair 30
Street Utica n. T., Framed Engraving, Yalf
Hon. Luther Detm0ld, washington, D. c. I'd z
ing, value. 100 90.
We're We permitted, we might add many 49,
the above list but many persons object 70 o~
we therefore publish 10 names without :"
sion.
Letters from various partiesthfonsn0aLI
acknowledging the recoipt OF ven valuable gHS'
be seen on dTe al Our ONCE
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
Proceedings Of the Beard Of Com
m~iSSiOneTS, July Term-CORtinned.

- y -
S w, Kennedy, board and wash
ing for T. B. M Coy. a pauper,
from April l9 to July 5th, s44.00
Susan Sapp, for making coat, two
pair pants and two shirts, for
T. b. Mccoy, a paupeF. 200.
c. F. Stewart for medical atten-
dance on same, 3 months. 400
w. T. Den. fer rent of Hall for
District Court, Spring term, '65, 1000
For bill of sundries, l94i
H.. Knefer work on Courl Room,
and lumber furnished for same, $50
C. w. Wheeler, for Desk Stand
for Co. Treasurer's Office, 400
H.. Hartman, for 80 bushels Lime
for Culvert near Hanniford's,
payable out of General Road
Fund" 1900.
Atkinson & Co, for l pair pants
for Waulbridge Goodrich, pau
per, s4.75, l ha. $500, / era,
vat 75c,s, 81 90
In the matter of granting a License
TO John Parlsiine and Joseph Kelly, of
Peru, for the sale of Malt. Spiriiuous
and VinOus liquors. the Board ordered
a license issued for 6 months upon the
filing of a bond with approved security
in the sum of $500 according to law, and
paying into the County Treasury, for the
use of school, $40.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

The Neus tries to lie out of its invita-
tionlo "disfraRchised rebels, and says it
did not mean bushWhackerS, thieves, &c. "
The fact is the copperhead party OfaNe-
brask, pusillanimous as il is, cannot go
this "sum of all villanies' invited by the
News, so it is forced to seat lis own
vomit.' AJAX has precedent for this
among dogs, so he's safe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

From boats just down from the upper
Missouri, we learn that Gen Sally left
his camp On Big Cheyenne river, sixty
mil above Fort SulIy, op the 4,h, and
started for Painted Wood, above Fort
Rice, to attack a camp of 1900 lodges of
Sioux Indians. His men are reported in
the best of spirits, and eager for a fight,
of which Gen. Sully has promised them
enough. If they have not a better out
fit along than the expedition of 80, we
apprehend they will be more eager for
feed than fight before they get back.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

"a chance TO Obtal.S De'
the above Articles tOE EnIei
lar by purchasing scare
Ope for % cts. -.,t Ir /,
EPFive Sealed EUvelopes vi swtv-aveis ~
Eleven for Loo Thirty for 90 :
One Hundred for $1,000. uhPfe'
Agents wanted Every .;ssd 80
Our patrons are desired 10 sem oog lottan
nDnssssssrv Letters Should be aas
Box SOS. Post Oa.a for greAieS IS us h.
Orders for SEALED ENVk1O
arv easc be accompanied By the StatsP I,
neyson- sending aud Town, Cogntg sd ["
IL vriftop. Letters sbqplA ee
600 GOODWIN 5 NJ HUNT Z C SStb
Box 6706 Post Ofhee, Ne"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

J. L. Carson. for2 bottles writing
Fluid, IS 90. l sqr. Mortgage
Record s24 90, l 8 or. Deed
Record s24.OO, l-2 dozen pen
holders 4Qcts, express charges
on same $500, s57.4C
.Chaa. G. Dorsey, Prosecuting AT
torpey, for services in District
Court. Spring Term, 1865. as
ordered by said Court, 5000
S. NJ. Rich, assistant Prosecuting
Attorney, for services in Dist
Court, Spring Term, 1865, as
ordered BY District Court, 5000
VIM. H. Hoover. for lis days
services necessarily employed in
preparing the tax list and dupli-
cate as required by law for the
year 1864, $4,000
For 5 days service necessarily
employed in preparing the alb
slIacts of Assessors Rolls for
Territorial Auditor for 1864, 1000
Vim. H Hoover for making re-
turns Of taxable lands" as asses
std for the year 1864, 5000
For REM Tor Co. Clk's Office,
from April 10 to July 10, '65, 1900
RlenzI S,reeler, Clerk Of Dis,rict
Cour', for certifying to the Co.
Commissioners at Inc end Of
the Spring Term, 1865, the
names Of Grand and Petit jus
rors and their term Of service
and mllage, 81 90, for drawing
and issuing venire for Grand
Jury and empannellng the same
SI.75. for drawing and issuing
venice for Petit Jury. Scots. 1926
John august tor cleaning Room
for Dist Court Spring Term, LOO
Thralkiln & Samples for room for
Grand jury, Spring Term Dist
Court, 1865, 500
G. u. Dorsey, Mayor Of Brown
vile, for the use Of j. Z Scot;
and his family, poor persons
living IN The town Of Brown
vile, $500
Beard adjourned until Monday July
18th, is, 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

In the matter Of granting a license TO
John A. Small, Of Aspinwall, for the
sale Of Malt. sPirituous and VinOus
liquors, the Board ordered that a license
Be issued for six months, be issued upon
the SAID John A. small filing his bond
approved security, in the sun of $500,
and paying into the County Treasury,
for the use of schools. the sum of $50.
Ordered that Stephen w. Kennedy,
be and he is thereby authorized to act in
conjunction with John M'Pherson, to pre-
pare specifications and plans for a build
ing to be used for county Purposes.
Further ordered that The County Clerk
shall give notice hat proposals VIII be
received, at his Office, in Brownvilie, IN
til 2 o'clock. P. NJ, July 9Th. 1865, for
furnishing upon the ground, Brick Stone,
Lime, Sand, Lumber, Shingles, and all
material necessary for the construction
of a building for county purposes, &C.
cording to plans and specifications filed
in his Office; and that proposals will also
be received al the same time for Stone
Work. Masonry and Carpenters Work
and such other work as shall be neces-
sary for the construction of said building.
Ordered that the following allowances
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

periiy Of slagnation' and rem
derng waste rich lands" 1912
Figures won't lie, and we have indu-
bitable proof hat Ajax Will. so we in
Vite a comparison of figures of lands
entered from the 30th June, "a.
We may say here shat the kind of
"stsgnstion" brought by loyal men 70
this Land DislricG and City is the kind
we prefer; and if il is "proscriplion and
bigotry'' 10 warn distranChised rebels Of
Missouri OF any other State from settling
in our county, we shall be in for "pro-
scriptiOn and bigOtry,'' so long as we de-
sire to see peace and prosperity reign.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

The BrownyiIle Advertiser, of July
9th, 1865, Is out against any one from
Missouri ever locating 10 Nemaha ooun-
ty. They only solicit emigration to that
locality from New England Kansas and
Africa, and our earnest desire is that of
their kind they may gel enough.
Here we are glad 10 receive new com
ers who bring with them capital, indus.
try and integrity of character. y y =
y y Prescription and bigotry, at
Brownyille, build 40 nouoes, make The
prosperity of stagnation, and render
waste the rich la ID of Nen4ha county.
-Neb. City %ews.
This is one of Ajax's replies 10 our
article of week before last. it is gentle
manly, candid and eminentIy Democratic.
As to the flush prosperity at Ne
braska City, and the kind of indl-
Vi uals who bring 1t about, an in
cident which happened at Yankee Rob
ison show may illustrate. A trained
bear was brought into the ring, an old
dress and an old bonnie put on him, and
a rope placed around his neck, and an
nOunced as "Jef. Davis on his way to
Texas" This was received very quiet
ly, when one of the invited guests Of the
News remarked, aloud, alt looks more
like Lincoln on his way to hell, 4" and was
only rebukeG by one person out of a
large audience. This is but a faint idea
of what that city really is in sentiment.
We have heard Of at least fifty persons
who first went to Nebraska City this
season to settle, bat came away disgust
ed with the nest of rebels as they call
ed il, and have settled in this city and
county.
How are you INTEGRITY of character"
Seems they have hung some of those
characters Of integrity" lately at Wash
ington.
As TO that prosperity of ~stagnation,"
and rendering waste the rich lands o.
Nemaha county, we would refer this
"bushvhaeker's friend" to a certain sta
t~istical item which he has doubtless for
gouen:
Land entered for hOplesteGds in the
Brownville Land Office, from
Isl July, '63, to 3Oth June "a, 1884
Other entries, same time, 1928
Total, Acres 40, 792
Lands entered for hOmeSteads in
the Nebraska City Land Office
during anne period, 81 42S
Other entries, same time, l,D22
Total, Acres 30. $50
Difference in favor of the "pros-
periiy Of stagnation" and rem
derlng waste rich lands" 7.9d2
Figures won, lie, and we have indu-
bitable proof that Ajax will. so we in
vite a comparison of figures of lands
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

Gold up to Al cents premium.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

Az 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

-. ls.5O.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-15
BY SCHOFF, VINEGAR & co.

longer in a strange land, They had TAX
en- their harps down from the willows and
aithin the chambers of a new Temple,
more Respondent far than the old, tl;ey
sang the songs that had aforetime made
joyous the city of their God. All m arked
the grandeur Of the music that sprang into
life beneath the touch of the fair organist
on that beautiful Sabbath morning, and all
seemed moved by the inspiration To me
it was like the holy outpouring of redeem
ed soul, and with bow ed head and folded
nands gave myself up to the sublime in
huence AS Mary turned from the instru :
'nent caught her eye Mine was dim with
moisture but hers was bright, cleaning
with seraphic light '',-." '5.a
Ere many weeks had passed another hand
pressed the keys of the organ for Mary was
not in the ehoir Sle K .elt before the altar
by my side4-and over US both the aged
clergyman stretched his hands with prayer
and blessing.
And we went out from the church togeth
er-Mary and Tout iuto the new life
bound heart to heart. and hand to hand, to
love, honor, and cherish, forevermore. ...