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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-27
FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS, Oct 21.-Lewis Zithes' vinegar
factory, corner of Washington street and Frank.
lin avenue, was burned this morning. Loss
S40, 600; insured go, 900.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-27

Rev. 7. J. Greenwood, of Maiden, Mass, q
Unitarian clergyman, has been nominated for
Congress against General Banks, by the Demo
Gratis
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-27
YOU WANT TO PUT YOUR

1OO WANT To FUT yOUH
Is offered q Aswitss R s Esssts Agency, Third
street, near the Post Once, 81 Paul. where q Mt
will be Tor short time
rhi. property !: offered sns IN order 70 raise mops,
portion OF II II improved and paw ing we'll while
there are some valuable Lots and large number Of
low-pdced LotA have other houses and Lots fox
sale IN St Paul Of various si1es and Lots Of one,
two, four and ten acres adjoining the city; also.
some choice Farms In Dakota county, one Of which
h2s over 200 acres and another over 400, and some
sey. Henn PIN Scott, Carver, Wright lie Suew,
Rice t,oodhue, Anoka &c. have % attorney the
charge Of over thirty thousand acres Of land In Mn
nesotA mostly owned by absent men. who want Il
To men with large o. small means, can Offer
be.ter bargains than nave ever known in nine
yeag experence here In this business. Engaged e
Other people,: business and property, selling, rent
ing, leasing, &C., venture the opinion q that IN
no year WI Jon ever ZEE % good time to get bod
!" e7 aX9Ti HEWITT.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
01, OF Mcleod Is COURT. SIXTH
Allen Yount against Adelia Ann Yount.
eUNMONa
20: g. Internal Rev. shampoo Cents-CapeelIed.l
The .sa Ssa.s o. A%nescta: To Adea Ann Yount.
1ou He hereby summoned and required 10 IN.
sMef me complaint in the b0veentitled action ON
me ~ tne once OF the Clerk Of this Court In Glen
coe IN saad county, and to serve copy Of your an
~. 20 ne SAID mplaint On the subscriber at his
Tmce 0iencoe Minnesota within thirty days after
AZ. - We o. mi: summons on Jon, exclusive OF the
~ ~ oI sucn service; ana you fa to answer the
~ sH complaint within the time Aforesaid the plain
az tnn action will apply 10 the Court FOX the re-
ner ae@e1ded IN said complaint.
Dated October 10th, 1886.
FKNRY HILL.
ocez'wn Fhinnfs Attorney. Glencoe, MINI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
GROCERIES, sc.

r GROCERIES, sc.
NEW HAMS. - loco LBS SUGAR CURED
IN Hams At Wan. CALDWELL's
Family Grocery.
. DEEF T0NGUES.--lO dozen sugar Cured Beef
ID Tongues az No First Street.
NEW HOMlNY 10 bhls White flint Homiay
IN at WIN. CALpWELL'S.
ONIoNs.-c bills choice onious a.
~ NO. FIRST STREET
DUCKwHEAT FLOuR.--g5 sacks Pennsylva.
ID mia Buekwheat Flour at
CALnWELL's
nRIED APPLES.--A choice article 10 be had a.
~ CALpWELG'S
CHEESE.--so boxes Hamburg Cheese and 9 do
~ Pine Apple Cheese at
N WM CALDWELL'S.
CRANBERRtES.--A choics article % be hsd 81
~ No. FIkSr STREET
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
PROPOSALS.
orYrcs or AssrarANr QgARrERxASrER,
Evsnsville, IRd.. Jan 18th 1855.

oTTfcE OF AsSrArANr ogAErgRNASryR,
Evansville, Ina, Jan. 18th, 1855.
DRoPosALs IN DUPLICATE WILL BE
4 received 81 this Office pnsil u m. Tuesday,
January 24th, Is S. fJr supplying monuments for
dessaaed soldiers inferred IN Oak Hill Cemetery,
70 Dc governed BY the following speeincsdons; r
5000 seasoned Pine or Oak Lumber, free from
Knots, plAned, and 20 receive three Goats Of white
Pslat, Win an sddtu nal coat Of coal tar foT the
part under ground; the lettering 10 be In BLACK
fAiat, Win the name Of the soldier shaded height
y % thrss and bali SO eet, ffssn tisl iuohsS
Vise, And Two 3 iuekes thlek
Proposals accompanied With a sample utl firm
easis Tor vrittsa contract for a supply 81 sosh
= nay y rsguirsd for the year 1855 - =
$500. Nv. HART,
'AAAe-4ot cartGin aad A. q. H.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
a CARD.

nyzniy JAQUEss 4 FRENCH,
Sc. 10 R8rst Street EvsnsvfIfs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
wit and Wisdom.

Those who have no settled occupation
themselves most prone to find fault
with the work Of others
II some men had thor limbs broken
a@ they would be cdppes for life, their
bones would be too lazy to knit
81. -f.,t The more we know the less We say.
at death arrives at immense
knowledge but dosent open his mouth
.Xg Many persona who pride themselves
upon being skeptiea, viii believe any
thing, provided it is possible.
The only love in which man has no
rival, Is 10 The wonderful love he gsnor-
ally has for himself
Egotism IS a mere burning Of per
sonal incense, IN which the egotist Is at
once, altar, priest, censor and divinity.
Some persona are not suspected Of
being rascas because they are kuown to
be- They not above supicion but
below IT,
rsf ry Many will gets worshiptd in man
hood which acts precisely on the same
motive for which an obstinate child gets
whipped
Break womana heart and she will
- smile and forgive you Break q joke
upon her face and she declares war
war to the scissors.
Tho teachers of girls schools are
wrong to require the writing Of open
letters An uusealed letter Is almost
inevitably half untrue
. There is nothing that so awak0ns the
divinity within lofty music. In
the labyrinths Of the ear AS in those Of
Egypt gods lie buried
It is not single sudden blow that
brushes permanently, but the long eu-
dnranee Of a heavy burden, an acea-
mutation Of smaller ones
Tho so-called instinct of animals
this ass which perceives the angels pres
enee sooner than the prophet--eughi Ia
be regarded as the greatest miracle Of
creation.
lis a sad thing when men have neither
heart enough TO speak WE'LL nor judg-
ment enough to hold their tongues, this
is the foundation of all impertinanee
1t is not very hard TO live or die for
those We love- but do you know the love
required to live With themf What
amount OF il can stand before conflict
Of natures2
For every woman it is with the food
OF the heart as with that of the body; il
is possible to exist on a very small guam.
tity, but that small quantity San sbso-
Lutte necessity.
The difference in mems social ability
lies not so much in what they think as
when they think il, whether they have
the thought at the right moment or not
msR does not feel biz the strons ger
for feeling rarely aud he who resolately
controls all expressions OF feeling, does
more than that-he puts down the thing
itself s
Even the busiest mind may not be q
stranger to those moments Of repose
when the ceek of time clicks drossily
behind the door, and trifes becomes the
amusement of the wise and great
According TO the book Of flasher re
Gently published, Naomah, the daughter
OF Euoeh, Eve hundred and eighty
years old when she was marriedto Noah
Old enough to know better
Seek society. Keep your friendships
in repair, Answer your letters- Meet
good will half way. All good men ex
cite each other to activity Better things
are said, more ineisive, more wit and in
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
SURVEYORS NOTICES.
Sherif's Sale No. 1877.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTIONS ISSUED
ID oUt Of the once Of the Clerk Of the Wander
burgh Cirerit Court, in fsvor Of John O. sssssr.
and against Philip Goslz. Leonard Go~lz.s and
others, I viii. on - "
rscr FRIDAY. JANUARY 25th, 1855,
Bsfeeen the hours Of 10 e'eioek =. m, and 4
oeloek p. Of said dag. 81 the aoer 81 the eearr
House In the city of Evansville, Indiana oftsr for
sale AZ public accttoR ths Fsats and prohts for the
term q seven years. sf TIA folleEing described
real estate to-witsr Lot No sixteen Qsl in Sleek
Ne. hftS-6Fe ISL. IN abe Esstera Enlarxemeat of
the city Of Evsnsxiilss HsnderhnrEh county, STATE
OF Indiana. And shsald said rs1ta and proats act
ssil for sam sufaeisnt 70 satisfy said writ and
eosts, will at the sAnA time and place, cesr for
ssls tbs - simple Of said premises. -3ai2 9f
6EokeE woEFLIH,
EAsFiE Y. o.
fxOs. T. sARvss, Piainsn . Ass,y. JAaT-eww
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27

Seek society. Keep your friendships
in repair Answer your letters. Meet
good will half way All good men ex.
cite each other to activity Better things
are said, more incisive, more wit ana in
sight are dropped in talk AID forgotten
BY the speaker, than you get in books.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
coRoNER,s INQUEST.

asT-NOW all men that +, John Blsehma8. Core
n rsr Of vzndsrburgh Csnnts, Ind.. With the
AID Of q 1ary q twelve H1sn. szzi voters of said
eouuty. On the z7th dag e December, 1874 held
a. Inquest On the body 81 Contsr Haioy. - thu
tir.s = Dis deafh - eas supposed . = abcaf IS
yea or about feet faehe- Sigh.
FsEt51t q the Jury Fans - his death y &C.
ei1aas al drowning. By falling from af in iow Of
the stssulsr Glendale. J0Hzs BTSCHMAE,
dseSs Coroner Fsu1erb1rz County
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
IN THE
Retail Department

We have . full stock Of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints 81, "A,
81, 104 Bleached and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand ssequss. Ladies Sun UNI
brellss and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &C., 70 which We would
call the attention Of all Wishing to pur-
ehases in our line Of business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
PIANOS.
PianosE-
Pianos =

xxyE HAVE VOW OK HAND. AND ARE
w rscsisiDg tbs isFKest and nsst ios ofIianos
American cfEass. spd Gsiotsonz. sEsT szh bited
ia this city
All Insfrumsnfs Sold by us aEs
Warranted.
CAT Gnt So fns Stock q PsaLos, -
wAEREE , eoSYSsToEss
isnIz Re zsis sast-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-27
COAL.

Newburg and Eureka Coal.
rSEE UNDERSIGNED WILL TURSTsE 10
i s1ns1Eess, AZ ST TINES, . superior srti1s OF
MoRfEH Co,
rSTs Of3cs 10. s, Soaih Watsr o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-14

TINS Canadians seem 70 10 No determine o. fer.
rot out dreadful fsnian plo, in Csnsl[ and are
laboring - diligently TO discover something Of the
hind, that We begin to sympA,hile with them ard
10 wish them success. We feel something like he
husband of the lady who invariably looked under
tho bed before retiring =, night 10 sse there was
not rohJet lurking there. Oae night la mskng
~ usual sesrch, shs found a concealed robber,
sure enough, AID theroupon called ont ~ her hus-
band, In . terrible state Of terror that there
rolbor under the bod. "wsll," replied the alce-
Nouate spouse, "yol have been looking Tor that
robier Tor twenty years, and I'm glad you have
found him" And We can hardly help thin&ing
Ms the Efforts Of the hluc.nosss Ia searching for
Fsnian plot are re,lly deserving Of success. a
Toronto dispatch states tbs. tho government
hi. decided 10 place . force 81 volunteers on
sctvs service 10 che l FeniAn RAIDS and ,hs, two
bsualious have slr.ady received orders b. bold
themselves In re,diness for imnc late duty. Tie
armoriss have al been plscsd under double guar .
to proieci them from . surprise BY tho spIfs.
henIcl TeniHn coaFpIracy, In consequence Of
alleged ilfopnaton Of such purpose on ite part
n tbst orgAnizhuon. IL 10 also snnouucei q At
two men arrested On charge Of rohb'iy have dis.
closed . Fenian plot 10 make . raid upon the
banks aud " 10 other dreadful things. Mean
whl- the whole provincial deie 'tve force !, en-.
pl1ysl In nos'ng smong he Feniins for the pur
oso 4 discovering something tangible about tho
supposed conspiracy. But their fears are no doubt
only vague insgin,,ons nightmare Of ~.
ans raid sud Lake Eris piracies.
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Crime In the NIcirnnnli.

Tnr alarming prevalence OF crime in this c,y %
shown by tho police stat ment for the three
months ending October 3isi. During that quarter
over twenty-five thousand arrests were made a
large portion Of which were for aggravated offences
Ninety -ono cases OF burglary hhy forgeres
oishiy-hye highway robberes ono hundred and
ten cases of CONTRIBUTING; eight hundred aud
sighsy-sevsn grand larceues, and twenty six
murders ar. smong the Items in dis quarterly hll
Of Metropolitan crime. This is fearful exhibit,
but no change for the better need he expected until
our Judiciary shall hrmly determine, in the lsn.
guAye Of the President to ''nAks crime odious"
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A ROmance Of the War.

Correspondent at Jacksonville, H.. eiyos ,he fol-
loving romantic incident connected with the war,
,he parties residing In that vicinity;
ell-to-do farmer OF this county had dAufhter
who, besides being personally attractive va. Val
educated, and Possessed moe than the usual anon
OF gooi sense, A. consequences she had many
tuitoTs. Al but two Of these she treated With ma
favor and between these two 1t was imDos.ihIo f,r
her 70 choose. snu liked them hoIh mi vii,N liza
loved she could not tell. When the file. call Ma ma, a
ior three iems' troops "a 1901, th,. two men,
together with the young lad. = h4othtr siIiseJ in
the same company. This event asc.o.rd To- h, p h. =
own heart she acceplvd the man she loved and an
the morning they itit Tor Ihc heli they wor, m A.,
ned. iisr hasoani was the porse,ser of no lila
properly, and before he l,t hr tua.r.viil In I,,
iayor. While IN the fed a suuus Iirn'i.1 -
bound theeo three nen tocrtLor the lei q .j
lover cheushnR no liz triug ,on ard The husband
OF his love- OF her blOturi. A. the bait, Of StopI
RIVER on the "a Of Jtnuuy, lsG1, the COMPANY
they wee In was N the urloct o. the STRIFE MLrn
that eHlbe conflict NAh over tt husband "A A. ,nI
with hs head bloSn Oh, and va ou.y ircosuIyed It
ltt'eI louhu IA h's p0 A't Ium Li. wiiv. The
brother Vas missing, And she Gl.Appo rtor VA
wounded 70 severely that HE .ir VA. te.pa rad az
| Sue no Wa nov maid HAd Nluo, myuiu,l n, II
Al almott breaking heart O- h.r hu-h,nj An
NrN'her The wounded mAa Ieg3y,l ed. but was nuti
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-14
HI.ssei.I Nsrs. Markets. Ar.

Fe- York, Monday, Nor. 10, 8 =. h-Tho general
Stock uaket was dull sud lower to-day, prices al the
close lsnS from y TO ? per cent. below the quota
tons q saturday afternoon Governments verc by
the same comparison, fractionally lower, large
amount, Of the rhlrics being pressed for sale
The hank 'ta'ement, this week. ,hoss the lusc in .
crease II sasSo,Gqi In the loans, which vas uneI-
pccted, Considering the conservative OF the
banks. The deposits ezhibit the ,lish, increase Of
fcf.7G-. In the specie lire there lie falling OF OF
SLI4y,lGT. Tho circulation shows an augmentation
Of over MALTA million. The legal tenders show an In.
crcn.o Of sla5,iG9. There IA no marked change To
notice IN money, and the rate remains at per cent
on call. There was more active demand for en-
change to-day. and banke-s' bills after openinF NJ
1 =, closed at itst a fGs's. ON change TO-DAY
lour quiet and rather more 'teaiv. Wheat wa.
2r. and Corn lr better. oats Nefe unsettled Pork
vm frmer Reef va. Vniet Lad uas steady, and
ntkey was uuicl ana firm
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ments which the Government has TO confer Bu,
since tho PreSdon, has been charged by his tran
s'nt friends With political favorih,m in respect to
TIE hero > Of the war, h. might eTsc,u'lly spike
the guns Of the winners by appointing the gallant
hero. General stoouH to position Of prominence.
/. was no, sLocUNs huli that bogus fr.cnls o. TIE
President professed 10 support him. Tho General
and she great party which voted for him, with TO
exception o. the political adventure who hang to
tho skirts Of uo ia.,,r, are Ill right upon tho
record, and The selection Of stocru Tor an impor
sni position would give grea, satisfaction 10 oil
true friends Of tie Preside
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-14
DEATHS.

DOMAIN E-Ou Monday after a long Gpd severe
Hines, Mr.. Patrick hnihuo' in the luth year Of his
Ve,
those OF his brother oven, are respectfully Invited
TO attend the funeral, this Iutsi.v altprnoon NV
H. ~ O'Clock, from hi lA.o .otdouco Is Conn,Gia
n. lis remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery
Tor lntermcnt. IA
GIBSON In Jersey City, Nov. g. Is6S. Of con.
sumption, Robert Gibson, aged is vSar. mon'I.
AMI IL d,ys sou Of T., w. and the late Eoh.It Ib.on
The relatives and li.euds Of the family, the Nouny
Mems Catholic Institute, and the Young Mem. IA
Their Mathew /. A. II. Society, A4e invited ~ attend
the funeral, on WEDNESDAY moruiug, Nov M AZ 10
O'Clock. Ills remains will he taken 10 81. Peter.
he said ior the iepoe Of hi sou and from thence To-
81. Peters Cemetery, bergen \. j, for inter.
mCnt 27G
HATCH-In Brooklyn, Of bou, fever, Mary, wife
Of Jacob Hatch.
Washington lodee, No /, ]. q. NJ food samnr,,s1
and Daughters Of samaria, tlo memhors OF Nentup.
DIVISION No. 3, sons OF Temperance. ani Of The Or
funeral, tom her late residence, ,6 sands AZ, his
1uesday afternoon, al - O'Clock. i5I
NILNEs-In WILLIAMSBURG, on SUNDAY Nov 10
Louisa, the beloved wife OF Robert MiInts ased AZ
The relatives aud friends OF tho f.r,,l, 49,. -
yited TO attend the funeral, on ruf.iar az srn ~
Nov. ~ NJ ~ o'clock irolu her lae lesidcuc" ~
Myckoti 81, brooklyn H. ", IN
PARnY-At City Iofp.ts, Nov. u. IRON, ir,,,ri..
resr'yei from the Dry p9gk Inc "a i'JV, ee
d, Parish CloniefL 90 GasaG LELAND, See1 30
years Cd, 49,,
81 Nullc cry tie"" VI 4Ats4ay ate. uolu. Nov
H. at O'Clock. -
Won DAMM-On Monday morning.. AT her ro.,-
deucr, COZ. kemsen ALu Vac berry ats Bu.hFirs
Mrs. Louisa Won Damn 10 te J.I year Of 6er are
funeral on Wednesday ate gloon Nov IL ~, " t',p
! without uTthel holl'c, 10
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Singular Discovery OF Boston Corbctrs
Father.

Tho London TINS Of ossober 2G,h, gives IN.
following account Of .he discovery OF the father Of
Boston Corhon In ihA, city:
On TIE eth, Bartholomew Corhett, Agei 50, was
conveyed 10 the Marylehoue Wotkhoua- Iltirm-
ar, very ~, AMI his cad drcsdmlly swo len
from sryspolss that he cannot possibly survive.
For many years past the old man las lived in a
small back room NJ Cha Ell street. T. ifewsre road,
and for the last wears one bus himself al
entered tho place lie was understood g. be 3
lAKldermist and was considered 10 10 very clever
~ his business. Nothing having heeu rcen or
heard OF HIM ir some days, the police gro cal oil
in, and the door broken open, when TIC room was
found TO be fun Of ruub sh, and Clrlett vas seen
crouched in = corner, In state 4 de'irum. lis
was removed ~ once to the workho Sc. The room,
from NE door TO tho ceiling, vas found to be- cram,
med with cases Of stuffed birds, books and papers
The latter were carefully covered AMI ,abo lei, aud
many OF them appear 10 DO OF value. Al avenue,
| three feet high ana two feet wide, sui formed ol
stuffed BIRDS, o, led 10 recess not much lArger
than the interior Of an ordnHry wed yortmanteau,
aud this eccentric individual must uavs slep. IN
| the recess for many years. From a statement
| made, and by hume Gus letters found 10 the room,
sppeArs that the old man Is the iataor OF Sergeant
| Corto Of the Federal csvalr., who sho. Tie as
sAs'in B1oih, aud WHO 10 expected shortly ~ army,
| III Lhls country.
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CITY RnIlrond. and their Employe,

II reply 70 . communication from q Third
avenue railroad conductor, which We pubns' 81,
together with comments, fsw days ago, We have
received long letter from another party claiming
10 be Also conductor tho substance Of which 10 .
viudic,lion Of the railroad corpany. The extreme
length Of the latter communication Crecludss It's
publication, aud the s,rong indications Of It's having
smrnA,ed from the CJmp,ly's Office do no. In.
crease our desire 10 give Il publicity. This extract
will suffice 40 lessen the hours the Company
must either make ono trip less or keep
= number Of extra conductors 10 make
tha, trip" That 10 the point Of the let.
ter, the rest being lsudauon "a the 'Thirl
| Avenue Railroad. We'll, admit that they would
require more conductors than they now employ,
what doe, that prove Simply hat tie enormous
dividends which now accrue ~ the graspins stock
holders would 10 dimlnshsd few cents on each
share Of stock. That 10 no excu5e for making
mon work day aud q half every twenty -four
hours. II our merchants aid manufacturer gen
orally were IS misery and as mean as these "a w..
road oItoriioniIts they would, aud with lust rs
much show Of reason, dsmand that mechanics.
laborers AMI clerks Should work from thirteen 70
fifteen hours day.
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How the President Might Flank Tho
MLinerH

TINS President has conferred upon Gsner. JonS
A. LodAs the appointment OF Minister 10 japan,
aud to General KnrArElcK no has given the posi.
ton Of n mister 10 Chill. Some Of The ante election
friends Of tho President arc now indulglng IN
rpieful fhngs =! these officers upon the hypothesis
that these appointments were ven IN consldera.
non Of their late political services in New Jersey.
The suppcsinon may be correct although tho
charge sounds strangely, coming IS Il does from
she late especial laudators Of the President. Al
The public knowlIbont tho matter 10, that gallant
Soldiers and We believe competent diplomats, have
been selected Tor hs positions referred to,
and We would Ike 10 see other heroes o.
tho war rewarded in ,he same way. Il matter,
;'oi what AZ oiicers politics may be, n b,
nAs served his country CALAMITY sud hi.hhllly b,
u sDuAsd " shI, 10 hs Aouor, and ,uolu.
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for further 'ervioe-ws DISCHARGED and came home,
lis affection vas still true and firm. and the tact Of
ms association with the lover and lost. gave him
rionR hold upon the sympathies and regard OF her
VINO had received the love his life ~ month aiter
month passed away, tho wounds o. her bleeding heart
we're partially healed, and a. lat fhe conscntei 10
uecome the wife Of him che had once refused Tor
HIother she told him, however, hat she could heyeE
love MN ~ wife should love her husband, as hcr
henft va buried In the grave Of her hrst ana only
love. twas the day iefo'e the wedding, and tue
Two Netc together trTanEing their ~ Ne Tor me
iuture. Suddenly her fsthet entered aud handed her
iettrr saving Read that quick, and tel me what
u mean. D" The l'tcr bora the Ne YORK pot
mtrk, ant uas directed IA her hJshan, q hand, she
uld not ai 49, but pay a. death, sLe tore on the en-
'sIope AID read
SEv YoRE, Jan 1853
, Nv DEAR WIS am NJ list exclaimed An very
home
The scone that followed osnnot bo described The
Wteichedne.s Of tho twice dissppOinied may 10
iiuasined but he ed - true mau should, and
sincerely COIgfaI lated her on the safety Of her
husband Ia fcr weeks the husband came, aud
then the mystery vas etpaired. On the coming u
We battle be had given aettef rom HE wife TO her
itothet 20 rtsd. hey soon tecame sopa4Atei. 10
va the brother that had teen KILLED. lie, himself,
hhd been severely wounded and taken pdt1nef. lie
hhd Nrtc1 often, but the Letters had failed ~ reach
tattF dctt nation. After two yeata suffering wore
tliu death be had leeu eHChaBt ed, an nos ~ Al
lone. sonow for the loas OF The maftyTCd brother
sl"ne matiei the ltp.ne-s Of the reunited couple
nor noble aud devoted friend remained 10 rec the
let home 70 be- a randerer-in the world lie il nov
~ ihe lar Wet and hUIe he seeks 10 fuffet the past
~ tho eHciteMout Of frontier lie. suteiy tuh /,
stranger tnan fiction.