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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-10-20

fifth JUUINIAL UIhFkICT.
Hoy, VS. Adolphe Deschaux, ct ais,
No. 1921.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-30

1.-THE chest of drawers wilt stand beautifu
under the window said Tom LAvery. "Un
der the window repeated his wife--as pref.
~ little woman As you'd see in . day s
walk bat with cruel tongue that would give
nineteen to the dozen any day, and not think
il uouble-ssunder the vipdov,'' abe said
again, with scornful curl on the lip, 1itxsl
never go under the window while l have
breath in my body; no, il shalistA forenent
the window, where II will be seen and ad
mired; under the window, indeed! ! wonder
you don't say up the chimneyr' at shall 60
under the window, Moyana Lasery; it's too
asy going I've been With you intirely. You
are never satisfied, all the world must curtesy
to you; it shall go under the window, and
you d better not dare hinder It at never
shall, = said Moyana, s'I'll pitch the window
into the street first land I'll pitch you
after II for company said Tom. On this
Moyana raised 'swirristhrue" that you'd
voice had more noise than sense init--and
sore .med murder and at the lucky minute
the doo- opened and there, sure enough,
stood Father Barry, and, - became a
holy and good man, he asked them what they
were at, and what they were after, and ~
Nova had the nimblest tongue, she said Aef
.Ahnsband WAS that Ouathawn that he yoald
have the chest of drawers under the window,
which she would never gre in to, neveh
che d lay her bones in the gresn chufchyafd
6rst!''ss aBut where the chest Of dawerss'
said Father Barry-and maybe the FOOLS
look didn eame cxer botk MIR ices: "The
chest of drawers. said one; Ills Il the chest
OF drawers?'' said the. other, .'oh, sorrs a
chest of drawers We have At sll-yet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-30

49, 6U9E Y1e t4U9v16 . 1vi1615 -
y; y. 4; ;s1 3, h 3. a. 60 =. :.
H ess s(se s ga ssrl ies mr.
% a6hfl IL too1 r. =.
gased from the windows on the beloved, n
miliar scenes for the last time. Soon afBr-
ward ahe Asgs4 "a spesk q afsaanehs and Sid
that oshe would like to remain . little lonkes
to finish the work she had begun" LAID
on, said she, "Now am so tired that if God
were to call pe would be coptent" Altsr-
nsrthoakht, GGods fixht ID Natlrsl There
is something great in the voice Of nature.
have sense of the Divine Perfection-it II
good-it is beautiful Directly Afterwards
she took to her bed. The pain and weak1
ness increesed- She looked at ~ in the
svONe Hehef, csl1yd 80 % tendersst
names, aud continually pressed our hands.
Her brother.i n~law and sister arrived at 3
O'Clock in the evening. She recognized
them and sud with reference to Us, Those
who surround me have been 30 good and
thoughtful TO me. So worthy!' It wns
= neaeut Of isszpssssibls solemniis to %
About an hour later she became uncon.
ecious OF the outer world; uttered only b:o-
ken sentences fro0 time 70 tms, as| my
soul i in the right place, but still there is
combat, /" "1he love Of Christ is great, inn
mepsely great" Soon afterward the Lass
ssrifs cAmmsnced. Atelovsa De sook some
medicine, but at twelve was unable to swal-
low. Certainly, she suffered at times, but
the end was easy. !, Two faint notes in the
minor key we're the hast sounds from Tante
Bremer's gentle lips. She had ceased b
breathe. The mooa,- which before had been
hidden by dark clouds, now came forth, and
cast its light on the corpse Of one Of esrth's
noblest women, but in our hearts there re-
manned a dark, impervious night, which no
light 1t that time could penetrate. We nov
'a0sin ~ light othervise, ~ should pQefly
have comprehended the teachings Of her
beautiful life. At first the awfulness Of death
left its imprsssioe O her b@ien features, but
An expression or peace was there as she rest-
ed in her coffin. She lay in her own cham
Der, which Therese and | decorated with
creepers and flowers in pots. No snow had
yet fallen, and we wove innumerable wreaths
Of green leaves and Wits Ave1las6p1s, which
we lid ON the coffin. IL Wis black, and on
the plate, which was placed at the foot, were
engraved the words: aBlessed are the pure in
heat for ydfey shall sss God. ~ nselue
Months mifh frederika Bremen in S,cedea, By
A0Foorst Hosciu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-30

~ -
o little dove. thou wandsrsr from the -,
Why hast tboa len thy IN and aosny nsstll
Why dost thou fssling AZ,
With that conplsining cryi
Come, weary bird, to me,
Andsncstl ON M, bxsAst, s,aafta-t !
o, little dove, why art thou cad and pale,
whs4 Ssstlsss s.rrow highs and dies 10 thssi
Now fold thy bruised wing,
And brokan. bissiinss sing-
Sport Of the cruei gale
That drove thee unto me. -
Pershance thos ssnsst from Some Loving heart,
That lieth still and oslA bsasath he "a,
Thy home soma shattered bark
That foundefed In thu. dark; s~
And you with heavens chart
Of instinct, few 10 me.
0, friend, I'm thinking Of the gales that blew,
Whea thu ffail shAlSp of oas pssss wsnt 1sv
Hope brsks il Paseisa's storm,
And Loves white huttering form
Bruised and bleeding Asv se ~ aHHs
In search Of rot and hems.
Restless, I wander on Times ware worn seud,
Beside the waves that sever me from thee,
And send tender DOVE, Hak
weary, wounded love,
To seek thee on the strand, a
Far, far across the sea. as
Ny heart doth fly with longing infinite,
To And thee on that dim and distant shore
oyer the Haasing wavse,
Over the namelees graves,
A ittiedove 10 white A ss
Doth scek thee evuEnnore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-30

Mr.. Geo. Roots great work r fbs aid q all capable
SOD energetic Panp and MUSIC Tsarhsss and their Pc
pas. thae akoasssd Of whsm already have IL
In ssA- Prasstt.5o 81 sfsH
1.-THE Coronstcs by Geo. p Rect New and ID
mir $40 is tbs eosssntion, Singing ciss and Social
Circle. tig per dozen.
soar 9Ong Deras," quarter Issued Mnsac
Book lb< nag sad eashsth soho Is. ne oasSh mum
bsr, The Dove" VII b tssust tbs 18th fnseAss
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ROOT & CADY. ..
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EAMlLY CALEB,

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-30
HE WOOLEN DEPARTMENT
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clergyman, while residing ID SOUL
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MA little girl ~ Pennsylvania was
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boss, and informed that, being seven year-
old. che was "ioo big for that now" Bui
with ~ imaginable innocence she replied
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0-rA gay and festive Eusli-hman, pay.
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IA casket Of diamonds ani other
liable jeweIry, worth Ss0.Oo0. was RECENTLY
found near Nashville having evidently been
lying Tor several years just under the sur
face Of he ground.
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To COuasuussnpsiye. .


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The Courier office has been moved
into the Conricr new building. on
West Main street. where we will be
pleased . sec onr friends.
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fh' Tue Tennessee Congressional dele
CATION was admitted to seats in tie Lower
House # Congress, by a vote Of 125 10 Il.
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Y The President hss approved the ioio,
'esoiu'icn declaring Tennessee a S,.,e
"''n'n The vnlon. and her representatives.
e"'"'cd 70 seats in the National Congress-
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JASPER COURIER,


The Evansville Journal contains the fol.
lowing announcements:
Mr. vERsos. July l3. 1866.
EAitors Of fhe Journal Please annouce
me as q candidate % represent this Disiricr
10 the next Congress.
I believe in the immediate and uncondi-
tionsi res,ors,ion of The secedej Safes %
che Union. the only remedy - resiora
pesce and prosperity 20 The country.
iss: opposed 70 any further ,inkerirg with
Tie Constitution. until ~ the States are IN
their proper places and faifly Represented
Jons piTcHER.
Judge Pitcher has long been one u the
mos, prominen' Republican leaders in the
Pocket" and his Aoaouncement u hmseli
a. an independent candidate for Congress
On the johnson platform eses tho Evans.
willie Journal n great desl or urea -iness.
shoogt u proirsses % think the Judge will
no: receive many votes. Perhaps not Bur
The Isci ths: te il randidpte on such
pIati-rn, il an evidence " the drlst ofl
public srnsiment--N. 4. Ledger.
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LINE
JASPER AND LOOGOOTEE.

vHE undersigned will run Stage from
= Jasper 70 LooRootee, for The accommo-
aa''on o. the public once week, leaving
Jasper every Tuesday morning in time !
connect with the cars. snd returning 10
y wedncsday. he will be thankful foson
share Of public psircnace.
ANTONY 6TEINHAUSER.
Dec. 26th. 1S64-1y.
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S. r. WILSON.
PHYSICIAN a. NElsf.EO1.

Az Fermannntly located N Jnsper: IA
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fAr'ieplrs 4 attention. viii b. rivsn 10 MD
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u.liee m thn Wrss aiaA of Ncr,h Nsin IN.
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From tise Waukegsn Gazette
Horace Greeley-His Position.

lac 'ciicwing correspondence sufficiently
explains ''~eii si'hourany comment:
WAuktcsv, I'LL June ~
Hon Horace Greeley, N-w York Cry.
DEAR SIR-I would respectfully ak II II
oc true hat yoa hsse -lTsrcd 10 - y.,fFrrsan
Das's' Ssii lSr his released Aiso, II III
a"nse O. rue. Why IA you not ~ " obtain
s''i f"F Wirx. the keeper II jefferson pa.
- s''ash'er pen~i ! ssk taese Questions
hs' ron imperinent or idle curosity, bu,
'of me parpose cf obtaining yyur views onl
- important point 10 the meantime. NJ
remsin.
Very respectfully. yours.
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Z FH"ir'eEsE r~~ wv 4 co~ belonging
v Ms = ) urns " ,h.- pi.er: rave b:r,b
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i-s sir: J would bail Davis. or Won. u
a'y other eulpn, tha, the Government.
you'd 'hsmeiu!t kecrio jail more than :
80. resisting and denying his jus, and
~ demand ,ha, he be arraigned and tried
q ics -
Yours truly. Horace CRrrrrv
NJ =. Wilson, Jr. Wsukeran.
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W. abingdon . Petersburg Thar paper
add:
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Mail and Express leavineor. Byron At 7:Qs
makes close connections Chicago ana oil
points in Northern illinois Wisconsin.
Steamboat Express conne Il Savanna with
Steamer Lansing for DubuQ arriving hours
ahead Of Northern Line boa
"Steamer Iowa" leaves senport q I A. NJ.
connecting at Port Byron ID Steamboat Ex
press, and At p. n. conneeg with $50 ?. N.
train.
At Racine, with ''6osdricline" steamers for
Grand Haven. ShebOygan am saitowoc.
Al Racine Junction. with Csago Milwaukee
Railroad, for Milwaukee, Kcshr, Waukegan
and Chicago.
AT Clinton Junction. with hicsgo : NortA.
western Railroad, for Janeste, Madison, Pra.
trie du Chen and La Crosse.
Al Beloit, with Chicago fthwestern Rail
road. for Footviile, EvsnsviIi and Madison.
A. Freeport, With Chicago northwestern and
Illinois Central Railroads. fooocxford. Warren
Mineral Point and 0alena
AZ Savasna, With steam pket "Lansing, p
for Dubsque ed through ~ 70 ~. Paul.
At Fultoe, with eyAioS9o 3 kshwestern Rail.
road. for Chieaee, Ul1eS I'd .dar Rapids.
At Port Pyr0a, WITH Chico 1 Rock lslasd
nehroad. ana steam poeeet Iowa" between
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

NASHVILLE, Nov 27-Cave johnson,
Polk s Post master General. died at noon, on
Friday, at his residence at Clarksville Tenn,
aged u years. lie served fourteen years in
Congress, acquiring national reputation, was
four years president of the Bank of Tenn,
under appointment from Gov, now Presi
dent johnson, was in ISL elected To the
memorable Congress 10 consider relations OF
Tennessee To the Union, which body how.
ever, never assembled, and was in 1866 cho
sen to the State Senate, but refused the seat
because OF the aid and comfort he had cx-
tended TO the Rebellion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. ~.
The loss Of Scott, Cutler 4 Co., BY Ore,
in Kansas City. on Sunday, was 100000.
Insured $4,000.
The Grand Jury indicted Bill Steward
and his accessory, Sanders, for robbing
Jaccard 4 Cos Jcwe;ry Store Of diamonds
some lays ago.
State advices received to-day from the Rio
Grarde, 23d inst, state that Escohado had
arrived before Mstamoras and demanded its
surrender. Candles offered to accede upon
terms which Escobado refused COrtinas
has levied forced loan Of $1,000 At Bag
dad; Americans refused to contribute; he
compelled them BY threats ofimprisonment
General Carafal denies that be is q sup
porter Of Ortcga. Orte-a is still At Brazos.