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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-09

THE Freshmen class at Amherst
College has six more members than
any other class in college, and in the
recent award of rank according to
scholarship twenty three men received
honorary appointments. Three mar
ried men, with their families. are
members of the class. azss'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-09

THE CoTToNf CRoP OF MIssIssIppr
An old friend of the Louisville
Journal, writing from Carrollton.
Miss, says; It may not. be uninter
esting to you Kentuckians 60 know
that the people of Mississippi are 60
ing to make splendid crop of cotton.
providing the season suits. Our
freedmen are working remarkably
we'll, and in many instances better
than they did as slaves"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-09
TTNWARE.
H. q. BLEMKER

TAS REMOVED FROM HIS OLD
IL stand on Main street TO his new
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19
Reueite G}d6rt0teu.
&elearapbirt fir ben Baltimore @eder".
SD. &Dm8rea L. @tenu9.
@af9tn8tpn, II. 5e6r.

~
Der Senat tagte Gerte nt9t,
SIN 9au E purben wd6reuo be8 Sa0es
9teoen 9e6alten.
6err @pof aus Sttttoi6 in9t, paB bic Sc
malt, Die ebemalt9en cpnfGberirten Stuaten
in Die Union nuf3une6men, DEM @pn9reB qez
GGre, QBenn Dos Mltlttdr It@er aus pteIen
Staaten 3uritd9e3O9en tperpen fam u1p bic
lelben friepltA TT Der linton nit ibrer 8et%
thinning nnp nidt per 0epalt Yertleiben
unb Die llnionlente uup 6retgelafenqn Der
militarti4en !6ulfe ni6t bebarfen, ioQte bic
Civil. Jte8ter1n8 pr8anilirt werpen, penn feline
milttdril@e Wladt t4nne bic T6aten uno ge>
rthtlt0eu Guti9etpun9en per Staate1, welhe
IA in Der Union %tefinOen, annuliren, CIV
lange pteleS Gtngreifen nGtbtg mare, Iolten
iplde Staaten niGt In Die ruipn auf0enom
men nerpen.
9ttdter 2atprence Spn S6io erpa6ute, pob
Die Seceiiions = Orpinan3en II / 6 / a uup
DAP Die @tdaten niemal8 aus Der Union qe-
peien paren, lOnpern PAP nur Die 9c1tBli6nn
GtaatSre8ierungen in ben Jlebeuen Gtaaten
Dernt6tet 9epelen paren feruer, baB ais Die
Nebetlen SRegierun9en umgemprfen murper,
pa$ 8Olf p6ne jepwepe GeAieruna 9erelen ma
re unp paB e5 Die @FiGt pes @pn9reNe8 1T,
Iie gu 9orantiren unb 70 lan9c pa8 nift oe=
l1eben 1T, fDnne frin 9elebIiHeS Stats Sou
oernement unp feine @Un9reB Ncpra lentanten
e~rilttren.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19

CINE Brte fperpe68lu {. Wie e8
eiuem ereeben fam, Der einen oil eine1 &rberr see
'rtateten Brief eebriGt, bat ba8 GDllgrebnlttglteb
Sarll1el SDoper BON Dlaiiaduletts jiingft erfa6>
ren. Sr1 0teprdieltoltenbalIe beftnpet ltd nod
ein S%tpeter SpDper uno ba fpnnte eS ratitrltd Dors
tpn1men, DAP BEL nidt geltal1er Be5etd)rilllg be8
etllelI pDer al1oer1 9ppper, cine TertpehSIung III
Der 8riefab9abe Ylas 9rff.
Sp ert1elt 0ppper pm Wl1IiadulettS pteler
Gage i'll Der Situ1g emt S6retben nit Der llebere
i4rift, BERN Sppper, 0teprdi%e iltant IN @aibtl8s
tom. &r Dffnete ba8 S6retben, fanb aber 3u Iet>
mem Yetppele1, naf} CT eiuet OiiB9riff 9etbar, ils
benz Der Srief all ieinen &pasgen 9erthtet mar.
Gr tnatote ith 9letdlam 5ur Gntlduloigung leineS
Sertabrel1S al l~elteI 9taWbar Senfe8 BON 0lbpbe
S8lallp unD Sel9tc eielem ba8 SGreibet NIT Der
6ra9e, mas sr bamit tbut iole? SenfeS iiberflpg
ben Snbalt llllo las: vSaIt Safe @itp Serr
Sppper! Cine Sbrer Sralten lit Ipebeu bon eilerI
Spbne e1tbltiloert tpDrben." 0tou fam 1td bos
@eld4ter SellfeS lnb Der ltbri9et Serren beirfslt.
ais iie bic lrlade p%eliebeu erfubrtn. Ser frpms
me D&aiiaduletter bat ieitben, ipe9elt zines leiner
Neiber piet 81. leibet.
tWDrbanfalt. = Nm 6reita9 Abenb aeqen
104 ubr itah III Dem 20cale be8 0errn Qrbee5er,
yto. 321 Z. Str., Dtilbur1 Sunter eine1 inneel
Wtalul nit gfanlen Bernarp 2udett. Or. Surris
ion rrarO %9erlfe1, Inn bic Q8litbe a1 perbinDelI,
tpslde ltllter Der re6te1 BruItipar3e 1i6 %tefiupet.
Der 8lutperlnit man 9roB rnlp ua6Dem bo5 Blu,
ten %9e9enmt mproel mar, bra9 eS tpieoer berppr,
ais Der Serwullbste 81 bnien 9e5mlugeu purDs..
Seine Wle0er9elenlg lit lebr 3peifel6ait. Or.
Qarrllon tlieb bel ibm Biz 10 llbr am arrerG
Vtor9en. @e9el Z llbr tptrbe er i'll feline 8pb-
Il!ll9 8t6radt, iptlhe 583 g Ctr. lit. I'm 8
WtprBcn5 bate CT ltile Sc iimnrng ~perlorelt.
Snnter peril6te, nadoenl e. ben W}alln Der>
mitnoct, 81 ertfliebe1 rno ronlltt bic 81 Ctr. enty
lang. Gtn POli6iit p%erfolte uuo Derboftett ibu,
mprallT er Jpn mad Dem Gentral>S tatipns9ebGlioe
bradte. Sumter idien lcbr b%etrullten gu Itiu NIB
bic bon i6n gerladten Ar8iagm Itnb iebr 0ropi,
renp. @r ia9te, Qudett babe iDl ittdel rppQcl
i1o Il lei ibnl barin 5uoOr0ttommtn. Dam
fa9te er ipteoer, Il babe ibn nit ,in,m 3ai9trmels
Ter SeltGftn nto odlln o%aisltt fortgewOrfeu.
y1a9 Der alGSiagt Ginger 3eu9elI fam Sulttr
b%etrntttn mo nit Dem OieIjtr III Der 9anb in bas
Vocal NIB fra9tt, NO Der Oi1rn mdre, ipsl6er ibu
9elHlagert babe. 9udett erbob barauf ltintrl arm
ge9elt 1b1 nno befa9l ibnl, fort5u8eben, nobel er
Dtelier auf 2udett.
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,ebcn empina t6 bte erfen @ummern Spn !;

Speben empTns t@ bic erfen gtammern ben:
Ole artenlaub SlufrtrteS TGntltenbIatt.
Ste SIlufrtrt 9BeIt.
gerItner ella bberGbGti d.
HItegenbe BIatter
Heber 9anbursM eer. TIBemetn etluifr. 8et1
tuns y. 6aflGrcer.
Ser Dprfkartter. Saufr. GpltsRiatt bon Y.
Stole.
Der 8asGr. Saufr. 9an1.usettuns.
Die @ pbenweIt t.. Saufr. .3ettun8 fnr Eetlette II.
9dmmtlt6e 8eitf&rtftsn trefen re9elmd6t9. pr Danpfsr
BON Deuti6lan6 etn UNI werhen fOprt an tie @bonnenten
Mueertem entpte6te ib ntetne u q c n t II r Spn btef8en
erf1einenten YlGtterr, ais;
81. q. BeIIetrtf6eS Spnrn1l. b.
Srant 9e8IteS s lIn TT rte No.
8erbnr 81 artenlGub c. 49,
NpbeIIen d a :.
@ertarbs beutf@er SaHtn e.
3ablrstben Nuftraoen febt freunbli&f ~entsesen
g. 81. 9 d M bt, j
,ia3l- &C Rprtb 6dgar, nabe Der 3tcnsI6uIe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19
Oeifentlt6e @erIteiqeruna.

CUB tHen5- PVT 6 ON nj t1rS.Sffic >.
Naibtn8tpn, .. G, ben 2. Eebr. 1865.
An Otenti8 ben 20 Bebrudr 1866 ReraenS nm II llhr
wtresn tn Der strtb ctr auf G~ftuttber @sraetoerun1
na6febente Nrtifel berlauit: FS'""S
Sttf dus3eiet6nete NsbeitS. OGIen.
100000 8funb 6Orn tn &etren.
30000 - Rlete.
1Ia0OO ~ Safer.
Zoo - 8hffe @rtraet.
Oerner ndnbenannte auSSeffpBene SubFfens sVUrrdibie
50uO Ythuo 9efalieneS ShInfeif6
SnOO eerau6erteS S6fenl2iIb.
35l7 Ttien aerduterte 6artnae
1900 Plumb S6ttSbrp& %.
ll,OO0 n 8prnmebI.
1913 y 8%etrpfnete 9ftrfde
1000 - 5pnnte.
600 au8eeirpinete SartpffeI.
l74O y gentiGte @emife.
1854 - 8pbntn.
Seruer t~pl9enee$ GDntnifartdts @teentbum; @t1erue
Satte, 8rttfprsiie Sulte, Glide, StlEte, gelbttI6e,
Sprtneraaeen. 8alter, QDaaeen, 8rIdenwaagen 2aben.
Madden SIetfbfdeen, GDrnntdartdtS !Giitsn. Sill iGse nab
Sradeh'wtaaBe. 6ratntn, Ruftr~Sdmmer, 3dnaeu unt
9loeter, gratpfannen, aarren, (JrufS, &6tcbtarreu,
SelSpults, RaftecnueIen. 9umpsu, Merts. 4ertftele, Ro6Ss
pen &c,
8srnsr cline Yartbie RUTtr unb 5aIsfd&e, @ungladen,
3unpen 10.
SsbtnSausen baur tn Resierlne8eelbern.
81. 8tII,
t0fe0mI) Wldi II e G. II & 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19
3te9ierungs<G ertauf pOn iberfllitg 9epproez
nerH 0artbroaD.
euSRfers Office n 6 u. Sc. s g. @av

@ubftenj Office II g a. &c. s g. @asar.
Baltimore. NS, 81. Sdnuar 1866.
Vcrtte8elte Aneetpte TIM DupIifdt fir rem Nntauf BON
. az I c m u . b. tretd,eS tn bte FEM 0epct bprrdtDta III.
weroen IN eteler Office tiglit nueenOnnten ,Ins bieielbrn
maprsnS Pee WtSnats Tebrudr, W t TN d n. g in &.
td8 9 WstttdeS II ubr eeSfnet.
gag Srce 1T tn 8ifcn ogn 1907 fInfsts pe iebt serpaft
uhs FUR etsten Ttrtanf f~orsfaltts unb oeuau unteriu0t, In.
efnt tsts Ttife ge6fnst, tramintrt unb pitter s~agendaelt
uns aae Rtftrn. otc benz SHUTTER fir BITE 9tf ferltne Spn Grup.
zen n DIT a%IetdfdmSn, duSasf6teben wurben. anaebpte fir
nentser as 20 ffthen iperbFn ntAt angeuDnnen. Mnfdrfe
iiberItefert.
3ablung tn Electromagnetic mad 8euddri6ttauna Der
Mnrabrtt hes @sbpte8. 3pdntis Iaae fnb irlaubt auni
bteftr Set aei6Ic6sn isiu. 70 wir6 BITE sa6ei oerlOrne Alt
ntdt teadstet. Aneebcte rnuGen auf benz IlmSbia .grSpD-
lds for 9are Sreao" %tnhCffrt uns nbrr fHrt fetn an
Etpmd 80 III pn,
BUt st &pI unb 6 6 Il e u
(3ljd-27feJ 8pt grio cssn sr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19

leiue,t am "a. Stunt sefeterten Gtn3use In
bic Sdupttabt BITS gu ietner Tanpreile pur6
bic Nrpstnsen inn Stt. II. Dem am "A. DEG.
erlalenen Defrete itber Die SeIibun9en 1T Der
tcpten 6anb, etne enplOle &eibe BON 6clAen
1etner lhtefen Situation nnD cine unlamme
BON Sattlpfstetten pOer u8etilen," Wie mar
tit part5 su lasen ldn9t fein 8epenten msbr
trd9t.
GEDrtIet1lud fCIdt(
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19
gssxSsAA Sft6bntOno! 9~fi6bmDnoI
aaa1& @ute @elegenbeit fur peutI9e 6armer !

llntersei@nete fub TN BaIe. aaen irldrn, BITE QanS m
tdufen riinfben, tn Der ytdte DSer llmaeGuns Spx 0i6msS6.
Sar Ober 9auifr uno 2cts tn her Stn't ftlbf, etne ausra6i
i9Dner, %srbferer une tIetnerer plantogen gu $12-1s rr der
~Gudenoen i9riftlibeu unb muusIi&en Muff6lus Abtr dle
Nnforbermngen 9eben.
l1l 8. 8. o. o., 1855
@lft> unb 8~olrbtng. DItt6, ,.# .
Is. Strv awti9en @Iap unb 9eaabIe Str,
Et&utpnh, Va.
2etter Boz YtD, 466. aEIun
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19

8arterfnrnl 3u oerfqufen.

gu Settaafen: Giuc aH8aeSei&nete sunt @ortenSar
%8set9nete BARN an ter @ttlaieig0ta &rat, ~unsefaGr l Whilt
oNn efr Statteren3e. DiefeIbt enttGtt an iI3 Nder Qarf
nno EN- 9uteS Wohnbaus NIT WeSeraebGuten uub rpirb i'm
Sanjet peer tbsthpets %at8eseben. Die Observation-Disclosures
ltno q bfGr uno Der Nsf 3abltar in ~ pter 8 Sobrem, mi,
3tnien sbe9fn abere AuStrnft ttslte man fb In Der OF
ie teS N~nttrSei6neten.
samuel dccubin
\9iE+Seon'lW' City Comptroller.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19
@Onmecttcuf @eeo x0bdFl

SUI &tteh ote ietnittt %G8rdppsr, untblafi u. @inlagf en-
PIMA tNeben unf pftertrt tn arpBen unb tleinen gartien q
WtebetperIdufer unb bet ~ttutelnet 8ffen
Spfepb S6r6ber
tldct i81 @r&auee place nabe @Dutb .
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5te9ierunss~ gerfuuf BON iiberaaIliq aewuroencr

9te9lerun9s~Sert1ut BON llhertluilig 9epproencn
etiernen @elbfpinben.
9atFfsnj Stfce II g 81, Ns g.. Gasar.
Sotttmpre, IA Bebtuar 1865.
Ssrpfaslte @natbpte I'm Drpltfat ntrbsn tn btefer Office
Nntdufbon - W
lteberliiiis sepproenen
ej~iernen @eIoipinben.
meIde in btlFem p+9jt b~orrai6te Fnb, a~naenSmmsn.
Dtele 8eirt tnbrn fatben aus SOmptotr-, 8ablue!Rers
une ttelnfn ffl9 = ldea una 10 men uf Stud eiriac 8e[t
.mtthen 9Ebt Dtry8.ne u1b 4 ubr Radmittaas tn fieitr
Office lnteriuAt wfrnee Ole @tl65binber Rn6 r1tnerirt
pom 9e | @uFrdrt6 NIB wie6er. nNmettrt Fett Ter Mn,ct9e
rom Nv; Sdnua'. N%ngebete msrbeu fir euas Ubsr meb,
rere p~ertcIten 0n8enpnmey, abr bic RUNNER ieSer Gefb,
tptree, fCnte bcr oaFtr gebDtete 8etTag mu1Iea in bcm Mn.
9fbats tptttftetrt leta pber 60 pirb e~aeI5e nt4i bea6tet.
3dbluuG iptrb tertdnst tn 8eQtfrunaSeel6 ngdb g3er,m
rtAtt8u"a FER NnnGhrne bes G5e6Dtss.
N%hgebete athftn "yrrpSfdtS fpt 3rpa 5afS@ inbpTFrt
9tOma8 @f1fen,
8et9t Gol unb 6 8 u 9 u,
tfI4-Z2' Bot Srtg Sen Rel.
@erfauf pon iiberhliiigen @ouoernementa
sfSS~wN Wiauleietn.
aW$q In 8utem 3ufunb unb brauabar.
~ Office bes @f. .-W1eifers,
QBitmingtCn, 9ef, IL. Tebr 1865.
Sn Q0tIntn9ton, Del, werpen auf 6%fentttder gerfeige-
rung b%ertauft am
8rcitdg, %. Re6rnar,
Grtttd8, 2. Wirt
2OO quite uno brauGbdre MauleIeI,
100 an jetem Gage be8 9erfaufs.
vs. pereen BITE Rdufer heICnper8 6drauf dufmerfTdm oe.
niaNt a1t ee auten @tGenfbaften bteier Rdu!efel, reibe Spn
gutter 9rSBe, In gutenn 8ufdnte, iebr frDnrn unb ant eiuae.
t1bren itnb,+ tnbem tiefclben Der l~leteribuf BON @e5panu
9f9uleleln heS g8aib;n9tpn 0eprts fnt.
Ote 3hterf iperten etnjeln S~ertauft.
yer SertGut hegtnnt UNI 10 lbr UfDr1enS.
Wertdutsbeetn9unQen: 8aar In 9. 81 G5elS
@af SefeRl BON SreS Brig Gen. SaS g @ftn,
l. Din. 8 NJ ..
Is $ @aIIaaber,
tl4Ie-ZrrD Capt uno u = ".
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Oer(0n0t un0 nc(llfllt.
Sine WirtbICboft

an etntfn Buttn @eiddftsplat pirb gu rniet6en seiudt. Sf
terten Ssitete man in Ger . ffce teS gDefer absultrfern.
tbt1Q9l.
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@erEnft orrf retn C:nn M;scr

&ew gOrt, II. Gctr. - SIS 6errlden
@ert4te, na@ benen pur9 ben Gtagart9 AMI
bem Galtri9er 9roBe Gerlulte oor9cfummert
fem lOller. giodfOriAuu9en linp an9eltelt
worpett, 1m NGBre5 SIT erfobren.
sOfaime %plitlf.
Au9ufa @e,, Is. 8ebr. Sin Qrnen,
eemteHt GIT 0eneral Sbeple9's Union Nattos
nal 8el6ln0en tit Don Bradbury, BON 6il~
lis, (9elnptraten,) i'm 6au1e ein9e6rabt tpur=
ben. Gs wtrp borin ba6 ppltttlAe @erba(ter
uno bic peile Noltttf, welGe 9raltOent Spbus
ion tebt beobadtet uno Die ibn oa3u beredti-
gen, pom ameritantiN et 8OIte uuter(tiist M
iperpen, 9ut9ebeiBen : Die DpQe W(itntrfuno
be5 GolfeS oea States Ntatnc iptrp linn ,r2
geii&ert; ieiue @Qlitif lolte unterfiibt ,tnb
tDnt bte a6etlnabme unb 8%iligunq ietner @l,s
itGtet BON Gfsntli@er YpIttif, fpie in, 5eiuen
Serl9tepenem Nuttpprten auf bic nealiden
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cJuliuS Nifenbeis.
3. 8. Gicaert.
10 !, SDfci

W. SAL u. Strlst Bptften & unb 3 Str.
g8G 70 tn ton, .. &.
SD eriG"ke n;tr etermtt netneA Treunt9n unS 8tfanrter
tsn't Dem Ge9br'sn %nbittRrn d~nsu3eieen. ta6 ID sbsnac=
ncnnfe neu9 g6triSitaft ersinet hibe un6 i'd Aue$ duibte-
ten trrrbe. b'c'eiscn NIT zen beten Speifeu unb @~5etrJnfen
~ bttrtte'sem uns lshe Id bf69a!b etnem Sa4iret4en 8u-
ipYucb ~enteeseR
(%9fe3mtl s. g.. Gteaert.
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SHbFfsnj Stfce II g 81, Nr s g. @asfr.
-Baittmpre, IA Bebtuar 1866.
UsrFtaelte an9ebOte I'm Duptitat wtrbsn In STEER OfFce
BIZ SdnRd8, %. 8rbruar 1855, ua II rtr @PittadS FIR Der
Artdufbpn ~ :"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-01-25
CHAPTER VII.

"A letter from Nassau for mel J said Mrs.
Rogers entering Susan's apartment and
holding up the letter. 'Now who do you
suppose could, should or would address me
from that miserable little placer
why, Mr.. Williams, Of COURSE said su.
san, looking eagerly from her embroidery
work. .... ... d..
sMr. Williams why, bless your soul,
child I never thought.of that! But no !;
that cannot be so either. What in the world
would ever take him there? Nassau, in
deed .....-.-.s..
The letter, itself, will explain that said
Susan, impatiently.'
True enough" said Mrs. Rogers, ner-
vously breaking the seal and cautiously tax
ing the letter from the envelope, tnow who
in the world would, could have thought of
that but you, Susan :? What's this f-ahem
Dear Madame-read it for me Susan. 1
am so nervous that 1 really do not know
Oh, dear me!' -
Susan eagerly took the letter from the
trembling hands of Mrs. Rogers, and read
as follows: ... .
dear Madam. Ycu have accomplished
your diabolical end, and implanted in my
heart q ranking thorn, from which death
alone can relieve me-.
sMerciful heavens =! exclaimed Mrs.
Rogers, with uplifted hands, did ever any.
body hear the like of that2 Why, the man
is crazy-stark, .raving mad ?
sStep by step have you led me on to the
precipice over which l have fallen and
from the dark and inextricable abyss, in
which find myself, I send up this'uhavail-
ing appeal to you -S..
Did you ever" exclaimed Mrs. Rogers.
Through your invitations 1 was thrown
night after night into the fascinating society
of Miss Ellen; and, as our acquaintance be-
came more intimate, you encouraged me IN
iaevsry conceivable way to believe myself an
object of interest to the innocent girl
r. Mrs. Rogers coughed.
esAftsrthe lapse Of time, when 1 spoke
of the improperly of my frequent visits
I YOU urged mo to continue them, and as al
induce ement, told me that Ellen delighted
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SelettRa gpetrg,
Why THE ROBINS BREAST Is RED.

WHY THE ROBINS BREAST Is RED
80 &, The Saviour, bowed beneath his cross,
Ciomb up the dreary hill,
And from the agonizing wreath
Ran many q crimson rll.
~ - The orawney Roman thrust him on
"a With unreicning hand -
T4li, staggering slowly mid the crowd,
s-sss g He fell upon the sand.
ss7T little bird thar warbled near, >S~
That iinmemoral day, eat .7.h .
Fitted round and strove 70 wrench
-SsSrST One single thorn away;
The cruel spike impaled his breast, -.
SSsg .s And thus Ills sweefly said,
The Robin has his silver vest
Incarnadined with red
s7Sfa An Jesu Jesu /. Son Of Man.
Hrss u Ny dolour and my sighs
Reveal the lesson tnught by this -.-
80 Winged Ishmaei Of the skies.
/, In the palace of delight,
Or cayerns OF despair-
Have piucked no thorns from Thy dear brow
S.. 81 But planted thousands there
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both of you - -=.- ----.
But, dear Ellen, said Williams, struck
with the childlike simplicity Of the beauti-
full girl, sthat is not what I am speaking
about---not the love that feel for you
Nay leave your music alone and listen to
me. Do you know that from the first hour
I beheld you, have been utterly wretched
when absent from you and only happy while
sitting beside you and listening to the mel
edy Of your own sweet voice 7 Do you
know that during the fvelong day I am
thinking of you and longing for the time
when I can be with you? Do you know
that your image hsunts me during the night
and the memory Of your sweet voice blesses
and rejoiees my heart even in dreamland !?
Do you know that smile of yours can
brighten aud gladden. all my life and q
froHn make it all desolate, dark and sad r
Ellen was silent, her lips partially apart
and her soft blue eyes fixed upon the ear
nest face of Williams With the most intense
interest.
yes, dear Ellen continued Williams,
sthere is not ap hour in the day that you are
not present in my thoughts, not a moment
in an hour when the mere consciousness Of
your existence does, not bless my heart with
rapture unspeakably sweet and precious.
Your image looks mp to me from the open
as Ledger, smiles upon me even from the sa-
page of inspiration, fits before me,
and attracts my attention, even IN the sa.
=. cred hour of prayer, and lives in my heart
ssasan abiding presence, beautifying my whole
saexistenes with its potent influence, and
Esanctifying life with all the sweetness of
benediction.'
Ellen involuutarily pressed the hand that
held her own and said, with an artlessness
perfectly irresistible. ,.because perfectly sin.
cere but it must be sinful to feel so, Mr..
Williams. ss
ssDo you really think SO, Ellen 2 asked
Williams, looking down. upon the earnest,
lovely face of the girl Don't you think
that these very feelings were implanted in
the human heart By our heavenly father, fol
the happiness of his creatures?'
,s. tBut you are not happy, Mr.. Williams,
d. said Ellen.
i5s fNot while this dreadful suspense presses
SO heavily upon my heart, Miss Ellen; bu'
only hold out to me the feeblest hope, that
at some bright day in the coming years
lit matters not how far distant--you vii
bestow upon me, in some measure, the love
that l feel for you, and then indeed will my
happiness be complete
= sshall 1 promise that which have ne
power to perform p asked Ellen.
sand why have you no power over you
? own hearts affection :! Is it so ohardto low
me, Miss Ellen2' =,
Hard to love you,' repeated Ellen, witt
much warmth, %, no, Mr.. Williams |
comes quite natural to me to feel toward
YOU the Utmost degree Of affection and graf
itude,-but do not feel towards you
YOU feel towards me. In fact, sir, l an
conscious Of no attachment to anybody
all the world, nor am I quite sure that
even understand anything about it.
.Alas p exclaimed Williams, Il know tbs
Won do not--my own heart tells me q
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these days--after the war, maybe, be. will
come back, A.s.s- sassssss ~
i do not know what are his present an
tentieps, 7 am sure, replied Susan. sHs
will 90 doubt take passage from Nassau to
New York, and from there, home. His
going to Nassau is . matter of necessity,
not choice. s,ssz~4-
'And you really think, that, If had &C
cepted him he would not have gomez
Il dont think anvthine about IL, :feuIied
snsan--I huop It.; T.s.-.;'s4;g isssSss
a pause eusued, which WAS broken By a
very queer question from Ellen, smounting
to something like this /: Suppose, Susan,
that Won we're Mr.. Williams, aud that You
had taken precisely the same course In this
matter as he has done. would you have gone
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aoaip. before : would have abandoned such
an anternrise or have given M such a hone.
But you know. dear. that Door Mr.. VIII.
liams did not know you as.welI n { az,
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the ordeal any longer, lie rushed ffom rhe
room, more like amadmSn tkan & ssnsmsn,
and left me to the bitterness of ny ownsre.
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h sThe bitterness ofyour own rsaectionss
Elisn7 And pray what do you msans BY
that,l asked Susan. ~ 8 4s stsss;ss
q do not know,what Il vas, replied Ets
LEM sbut the moment after Mr. Williams
left, it seemed 10, me: that I had comnittsd
some dreadful sact and was responsible fes
what might be the final result Of his .disaps
pointed love. I have heard of men COIN
misting suicidefor like causes and Sheuk
thought of the possibility Of this unfoftu-
nate affair ending in the easmes way, 4 would
shassreissn worlds .oarssalL ME- Williams
and gave MN pack ms nope.
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THE FORTUNES OF WAR.
CHAPTER VI.
BY CLAUDE FoRREsTER.

CHAPTER VI.
sApd now, Ellen,' said Williams, as soon
as Susan had left the room, swho is this
Captain Faulkenert to whom you seem to have
taken such fancy 2
sTbat does not OF all concern you, Mr..
Williams replied Ellen, looking down up
on the carpet.
tBut, said he, quite surprised at such an
unexpected reply, i can see no impropriety
in afording me any information I may be
inclined to ask
But do, though said Ellen.
But, Miss Ellen, cannot understand
why there should be mystery in anything
between u.s. -
tAnd why not between us p asked Ellen,
looking up with an expression of counte-
nance denoting intense surprise.
sBeeause-because-'
Because what p asked Ellen, humping
indiSerently upon the keys Of the piano.
Because / love you Miss Ellen said
Williams, the tears gathering in his eyes,
AYE love you with deep passionate love ?
Well said she, twhat has that to do
With Captain Faulkener2 He has no OBJ
jections, Ipresume, to anybody loving me- ,
sBut you love him, Miss Ellen; love hin,
with the warmth and feryor of the heart
that would claim in all its undivided af-
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