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ASTOUNDING REPoRTs.-

2OCO cAsEs OF CONSUMPTION CURED.
Professor TIosseau, OF the Chidren's Hospital
Paris, reports that, in two thousand cases OF Con
sum ption. 10 which the formula for Upham Fresh
Meat Cure used 1t cured nearly every one. 1t
allays the cough, heals the lungs, and gives new
lease of life. Sold 81 per bottle six for S. JOHN
sToN HOLLOWAY & Cow nRS, No. 6O2 Arch street.
JEW ELRY.-Mr. william w. Cassidy, No. IL South
SecoI street. has the largest and most attrac:iv
assortment of fine and silverware In the city.
Purchasers can rely upon ob aiming real, pure artt
Gle ished at price which cannot be equaed
He also has large stock OF American Western
watches IL all varieties and at all prices visit 10
his ST. re is sure o result IN pleasure aud profit
CARPETS -Housek eepers (Rnd especially country
merchan.s q and farmers visiting the city, Win find
to her interest by calling at ]. r. Delacroixs whole
ale nd reta carpet warehouse, No. 20 South second
rect above Chesnut, before purchasing elsewhere
8 ee advertis ement In another column
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TRY OEF.
A suit made from the NEN CoLoRED SCOTCH CHE
VOLTS and IRIsH FREEZE, as they are gotten up at
No s2i Chesnut street, is far ahead OF anythlnsin
that lne In the country. Try one.
CHARLEs STOKES & 90.
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda water, and read tn
EVENING TELEGRAPH at HillmAns News stand.
North PennsylvanIa DepOt.
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SALE OF Doors AND SHoEs - Dealers would do
we TO attend the large and attractive sale of boots,
shoes. brogans etc., to he sold by alogue, tor
cash, on Monday morning. November i6 CONNIE eli z
at 10 O'clock, by G. ID. McClees d. Co auctoneers,
NO LOG Market street,
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium sewing
Machines. No. 7SO Chestnut street
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To THE LADIEs.-W, call attention TO the adver
tlsement II. Dixon, to be found in anothe column
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a r 4 8 & w a II n z r,
No. 223 North NINTH Street.

A'os -Sc A'oA oh 5IEtGLs
Superior quality AZ flush
. a.. .,., BLACK VELVETEENS,
at 50, S2'25 81 50, and 49,
20 Iieces Plaid iwool Poplins, I'm sc arlet and
bnes. ior misses, wear. al 9ic., worth Sl25.
Black Alpaca Poplins.
Slack Alpacas, &c., &c., doc, 45c. 5oc. &c., &c. &C.,
Corded Poplins 3c., cost 4Oc.
arl PoplIns, Delanes, etc.
$50 pieces best Calic0es. l212c.
Unoeached Canton Flannels, l2sc., l6c 1sc, 2Nc
22c.. 2jc. etc, ~ -'o''
White Canton Fannes, &c.,, 1Sc., zoe. 2.o 2c., asc
Ail-wool Flanne,s 25c.. 2sc slc., 81, 45c 5or etc
Cotton ana Wool Flannels. 25c., 28c. 3Ic SIC ssc
Soc ETC. ''''
Super quality ali.woOl Shaker Flannels, tOc
BED, Grey, Stirring. and Sboque FlanueIs
MEHHNO GOODS.
Ladies' Merno Yests i2s. sL25 sl,s715 sI.51,
Ladies' M MeIinu Pants,
Gents Shirts and Drawers, 75c, 81, $I12H sl.25
Sl'373s. $3.50, $1'621s $l'7b u S71a 81, etc. '
Boys kerino Shirts ana Drawers AL Sizes,
Misses erinO Vests S71a ;. SOC. 69I5c, etc
Ladies Hemstltched Adkfs., Csc, Sic. S7Hc, 45c.,
sec etc 0'
Gents Colored Bordered and Hemstitched Hdks
Ladies' and Gents Cloth Gloves.
Small Plaid Shawis. i5c.
Table Linens from Auction
Allwoo Blankets
All.wool Bed Spreads, S3 75, S4, Si25.
Wafer Proof CoaNings
BrU che ana Blanket Shawls eic ETC.
FAEIEs N WARNER
1t No. 228 N. NINTH St., above Race
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HATS AND CAPS.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

A MEXICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
IA H.F. Corne- OF TEN I'll AID wALNUC SG.ees.
SECOND HALE OF THE FALL QUARTER viii
begin on Monday, Tuesday an d Wedn asday Nov 10,
tered. IL l3 2t
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WANTED-Tbis week, n call from every m an and
boy IN fhiladephs who has OF yet bought his Fail
or Winter Suit
WANAMAKER d BROWN
WANTHD-This week, 10,UJ0 additional customers
to swell the ever-increasng crowd at the LARe RAT
CLOTHING House.
WANAMAKER & BROWN
WANTED-An opportunity to tell ou.-not to any
one party but TO 100 eco men and boys desiring be
well dressed
wANAMAKER q BROWN
WANTED-A chance to Prove to every man ana
boy in Philadelphia that wecan clothe him better aud
cheaper than any other houte
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
WANTED A man so queer-s aped that we can't ct
him,
A man poor that we can't sell cheap enough for
him.
A fsstidious that we can't please him,
man so rich that we haven't goods expensive
enough for him. -
WANAMAKER & BROWN
BN-A CARD The pressure Of the past three tUeeks
enables as 10 buy and manufacture cheaper than peoDLe
have any idea or We hare an enormous stock and
are selling rapidly because Of It's superior finish and
mdrre!toG%y moderate prices our counters are re-
ptenished daily.
WANAMARER & BRO WV
The Largest Clothing House
OAK RALL.
The Corner Of SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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TRENwITH's NEWS DEPOT, lately opened on Ohes.
nut sf west ofsixth. NO GA ia smodel establishment
OF its kind in every respect. Neatly fitted up, airy
light and convenient, goods conspiCuousy display
everything In perfect order II Is really pleasure
stop In his place. We have Just received from him
""HatpeI's Weekly" and ,siM9pthiy," the "A,sntic
these all the other periodicals dome aud foreign
the daily papers published here In New YORK and
other places snd the latest books be found uDon
his cOunteIs He deserves success and will secure
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UNPARALLELED REDUCTION IN PRIc Es

ENSTATE OF DR.. FRANCIS WEST, DE-
IL ce'sed-t ettets tesiameDtary having been
Iran 60 10 the undersigned upon the will o' DR..
FRANCIS WEST, deceased, ali persons inc ebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make
having claims or dema ds against the same 10 pre-
sent them 10
JAMES WEST. No. 2l2l PINE Street.
CHAPMAN BlDDLE, No, 1871 =. FIFTH Street.
IL IA s6t Executors.
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= MIDDLETON & co, DEALERS IN
~. HAhLEL9H, LEHIGh. and EAGLe VEIN
for family use Yard, No. l225 WASHINGTON
Avenue. Once, No. 5li WALNUT street. = 7Y
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p ATENT D.-PANTS SECURED AND
sTHETCHED from l TO inches at Nottet
Z Ere9eh n steam Dyeng and Securing, No. 900
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
u v 8 1 8 s u G d,
THE DECEMBER NUMBER
LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE

LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE
Literature, Science, and Education.
CONTENTS.
l. DoROAS BENTLEY: an American Story
BY Caroline Chesebro. S'0AS'
II. A TERRIBLE VOYAGE
III. THE GARDEN OF ADONIS: Poem.
Nv, EN9LAND AND NAPOLEON III. By
", THE ART OF SwINDJING
VI. PEARL OF GREAT PRICE-I Bv MIRA %
Harding Davis. ' A"
liam j. Pauding. ~ W.
VIII. SONGS OF TIL SLAVE.
TX. LONELY SPOTS AND PLACES
X. CLAIMS OF THE ANTI BONDHOLDERs
XI REPLY TO 'ULAIMS OF THE ANTI.
BONDHoLDERs." By Hon. Amass
Walker. ''
XII. THE YOUNG PRIEST: a Tale of Louisiana
XIII. CB ARIES LORING kLLIoTT: the Artist
BY L. GAYLORD Clarke.
XIV. ON USING STRFN]TH TO ADVANTAGE
XIV. IN QTROQUE FIJI Ellis: a Poem. By Paul
II. Hayne
XVI OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP.
XVII. LITERATURE OF TAE DAY.
1HE PROSPECTUS OF LIPPINCoITs MAGAZINE fo~
1858. with Premium List, will be furnished on apoi
j. B. LIPPfNoorT & co Publishers.
1t Nos. us and az MARKET st, Phil adeIphia
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09
Who will Vote the OsmocFat;a
Ticket 2 -sd

All these 10 favor Of white maa's
Government Wlll Vots the Democratic
.lnket.
AL sEsss opposed to negross sissins
On iaFies will vass lAs Democratic
ticket. .
All thosa opposed to standing army
will vuas aha Democratic taaFss-
All thoss opposed to al Increase Of
shs naAional debs, In time Of peace, wili
Esss the Demserstic ticket,
All shose Ia Fsver OF speedy re-
aul1n Of Tbs States will vots the Dens
GRATIS ticket.
All those in savos Of sbs Conssisatiou
Of shs Usitsd States, IS our fathers
nads it, will sete the Deuocratis
tiekea.
al thsse 10 favor of an honest and
ecerSmienl adnlnisss alton sa she Gov
srnnent viii voss the Democratic ticket.
IL ysa want lsss bonds, and lsss Ia
ssEest in the banda Of Tie rich, and more
gresnhaeks in che hands Of t6s laAsrirg
men vote the Democratic tioksi.-Ss.
10. VtndieafoY.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09
How the Money Gees.

ssIt has ssanspiFsd before sAs ssmzis:
soc 90 appropriations Of tbs hsass si
rspFssepsatisss, shat shsEs is asEeisa.
- e e7sr one haBdrsd and Eisg shoas-
and dollars n the asprepriatieas ssE
special sommisasss anshorissd by Co.'S
grass 70 ssad fos pssssas and papers,
and 10 examine witnsssss. There Is al
% dsaoisnsy sf Rfsasa thoasaaa dol
lars IN sAs aza0aaa apprspriatsd fas ssA-
sssssry for the house Of Representatives.
The subjsss sAs considered in secans
asssisg sf the sommissss, sad, In order
- prsyent:. any farther deGolsney, Mr.
Phsips altered . sssolattoa prsAiblsiag
in futnrs any extra allowances Of sta
slsaesy 70 nsnasrs; bat this propositions
did net mses the visws Of shs esmmiesses
end IL waa ysssd dswn.-- Washiasssa
cor. N. 7. ySs6a#s.
During tbs sammer recess nearly sss.
y radical membsr Of the hsass OF rep
rsssutaiivss was travelling about shs
soan.ry II sAs pablic expanss, 40 . aem.
hsF Of ons sr aasshss sf tho sansrsas
psripatssis esmmitssss ii iassssigssien,
with aatherisy 10 send for psTseas and
papers, etc, Likely the very costly som.
ni.sss appeinssd upon the asgsss de-
mand Of ImpssCbsr Ashley, all shess Ia.
vsssigating epmmissses sAas have 40 yss
reported have ended Ia snaoks .. The pee.
pie are naturally sariees 10 kno~ how
much Of their hard earned measy has
bean expended fer shsss Ridsamnsr
amassmsnts Of thsir rsprssentaiivss.--
While the hasasas Of taxation are GO
feAKfuliy snsEaaa, il 10 wasson inpssi
lion apou tia tax payers to require them
30 pay shs sxpsnsss Of sha summsF ex-
sarsios. and wiss and whisky and cigar
bills Of sAs radical msmbsss OF songress
whlls the pablio purse is At the same
lima bsing Iasishly assd By the Freed.
men's barsas, 10 ioos the bills for shs
prosseg .isn Of radical party eampsign
il The southern States, To pay the
slscslonceripg expenses Of shs party isI
insolcrabls, bat 70 pay the pleasure
travelling expenses Of shs party mana
gers is worse Ratiosal Tnlsi.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09

Ys~sgwr OF Jaskson, Aaslaiss soas-
ty, Ohia, % The resent election, pollsd
400 vosss for she Democratic ticket.
That fact has called forth considerable
criticism as TO she eharaessg and intelii-
genes Of the town, and The Aagsiixs
Dtmocral gives this sssoast Of It's
psopls: ~ @
"TheTe Is nut ons voter 10 Jackson
who cannot read sod write. These 10
act person 10 that township. male or
female, above shs age oF IA, whs can.
nes do TIE samsl There Ii not anothss
rsxal sossship In OAis, Of ahy~hsrs
else, With the same age Of ssssisnsass
that has aors laaassss, wealth aud gen
sral iasslligssse. Rssiass sAe best Of
schools, the sown has ace Academic
Eastispts, kept in suscsasfsl operation
ssr months 10 the year. shas nno-
aasee 200 stadents. Anong ths ycaaseh
baiIdings one stands thsrs that essl
S45, 900. 10 that sownship ars nsdsl
fsrsers, msnufassarers and thrifty ae-
sempiished merchants. Why should
sadh people vsss any osbss than sas
DsnocTssie tickcs a'' y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09

Dec. ., 1867.
1850. "a. Nswass, ss al, appellants,
". j. 8. ssaram I appeal from Des
koiass souhty. AHrasd By operation
II Law, the eoars bang sgaalls divided
Ia opislos. gs
2s92 Elizabsth Dalton, vs g. A.
" ssdbary. Ct als appsllaats; sppsal
from Asrshal! soansy. sabuitsed on
written argument.
29s2. J. u. Parsoas W. W. Hoytsje.s
appellant; appeal from Fsemoat ooaasg.
Sabmiased on araI argamsns.
1854, y. A. Wiliiamson W. J. Test,
appellant; appeal from Possawassanis
ssansy. sssaatssd 80 ~ritssa argu.
meat. III
2s2s. H., Snith q Co.. W. Jsaa As-
Lean, appellant; appeal from Page &c.
Submitted on wrissss argansns.
299s. Pefrg Gage -. Willian Shnrps
appellant; appeal from Marshall eoua-
~. Sabmisssd on writsea argumsns.
1894. willian Goodrich, " Jehn
Coasaa, admisisssasoF appsaisati APP
peal from GraOdy county. Submitted
on wfistso agggment. es3f
1854. Julia Packer vs. Emei Paekss,
appellant; appeal from Delaware ssaa !.
~. Sabmitssd sn Hrstsas sFgunens Of
appellant.
+ 995t. Stats Of IOsa ~ O. AHassa-
nsls, appeiiaass sppeal fssn psls Go.
Ssbwssssd 90 wrissen argamsas.
iOsasrad sksk lhss terra ut ssars ssAa&
aaioarssd snsil Tsssaag sas alss day se
January, A. ID. 1868.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09
'<,uusl No. .s OnasAs sisiis,k

csusil NJ aat o.sAs lIsiis,t
~ aip - fsils1fss - ssssstis
\ Asss~ts fF6la assiSsFss d1lsk Dss. 2ukh
jnsA4 Cssssxo Hps5lseess -
1 srSs lss1assal6 y - suiss - = ,psu.
ord sAis 49, ~ - 49, hsss u =
stsssses ffsighss hat % IL ssa wkssss
lss6 NJ - On sfsen assess ~ s<x
| ssntt = SEioss shaa 80 Iisks Ofsska .
I[ss&ii nltlz- TAs sssssksrs . sah-
stsssasi pils bridss wiihoss y draw
ssssh Issssr raH sss bs sseesssry shrs'
shs see.bossd Elasss monshs. Tbs
brsdgs-hai.asfs hsia Essksdo sish in-
.enss ssessy, sad Asgy shsis saapis re-
ward. Ter shs oospssti5a Il nov esm.
plsas aad witAoss Lssak from ohiesga
feT sns th0usaHd aaS fsrty nsiiss to-
wasd the heart Of the csssiSsas This
gIsss 30 opportaBisy for tbs sitter
sHsaxhs sss gssssi % pour "a aniatss-
rspssd strsas Asress The MisssaFi ard
up the Platte Valley 70 shs ssymisas Of
the great Pacsas road. Alshsasb Gen.
Cassment aaaeansss Ehss aessal ssask-
isgihg il saspsodsd dariag shs close
mossks pf winter, the snssria shas help
% hg de asw Asiqgs wisE essbis ths
safarsAa sonpssy 70 hasse seswafd ~
lmasass smssns Of / assesssi and
ssa ipnsai Cor sprisg operations. The
unisn Pasiaa Company will hsslatAfsa
hssassd miles VI trsak asxs season, and
viii tDssitably add % their srsight and
rssseDEsg hasiaess imasssely. %
ssaksss 0nsha Ia iabilaas over he ssw
bsiagss and soald ssarssiy Be persuaded
60 10 % bed as all On Friday sigks. TIE
aasw wsll be pas Ia in aha sp<jsgs sa<ls
sa0sgt 70 epes the wsy fer sissr craft.
There ard many COED and sssnsss fxieads
AZ tbs Uaisa Pacific Rallresd Ceapavg
hers and aas yoaaes sswara saadown
wbo hope that they wili Of themselves,
pishous waisiug Ter Congressional inter.
sxrsnss, commsaes ssxt ssAssa asw
sysssm Of more moderate tariffs. GFeas
eanpl lRiats ~ sxssrsionass ffsigda
saa rEes Aavs prevailed MI summss, snd
shis ssghs 20 be amended. - may bs
wsrth asre to sss yoss frsishi along
sssr q rail at swsssY miles aa ksug thaa
Is 70 70 haai IL with . nuis traiss hHsis
ought aoFte ssss ~ nash. Ths Uaisa
Passas Railsoad IL too high and aseas an
sbjsss ei astiesal pride fag iss mana
CARA 70 allies u to be aarrsd By sxsos-
sioas only 70 be tolerated in s:sty cat
drivers whsrs po!iss ssarta a,s hdaay.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09

Ols EDtrUss. --Es was stated at .
messing Of the Aew York Pres, few
days sises, shas there ssss Ra old re-
perisss on ,hs press; lhas sAsis. disspi.
psasaase vas a. remarkable ~ thai Of
sAs piaa, ssI that all sf lhs Leading
isaraaIs Of New Yesk wsrs edited by
ysang men. The fsess are jass the
oshs4 wsy. On sAs HsSald thers are
nearly swausy nsa who have sesa there
nearly swsufy yesrs, men o. sgs, posi-
tios aad famiiy, On the Tribsss sold
oar leads q iosg als sf elderly nssn
wAs hare hssa shsrs msny ysssss On
Ia Jsmss shsrs ass msa sas Aass bsss
Essss sisss sas ssarsiax Al shs pspsxs -
sAe ksprsss asd Rssa y u ide saas&
| Nr. Hsaastt, tbs sdisef 81 sAs' ksrssd
n nsAsly,if sot quite, ssssasy ,ass ysssa
~ ere; Mr. Rvsss 4 sses ssvspssi
Mr. Thaslos y - 70 nal or ffsn shs
allotted linn d hansn iifs Ne. Gsss.
lsy ss Aboss sixs5, - Afs Ra5nsAa =
ass lar from flsy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09

=sF4sl
4 private lssser, datsd Madison sta
sioe, aiss., Dee. II, says: "Dallaess
relaus "a Eew Orleans. cosses l. sa
ths deslins. Yhs Brislsh Aass as foal
on sstsaa. Thss haze baEis up their
swn ssssoa aesas and saiasa ssssl--
They are 20, loagss aspepasns On us fss
thai s.Apls, aud ssvsr viii be agais.--
They are smsrt bus xhAi feels wss TO
De 30 boodsinkea By shem. PsOpls
shrough this rsgioa are bsoks gsasraiiy.
The segsoes are stealiDg eassle, s6ssp,
hogs, ssa killing sAsra 70 ges something
10 sal. ThspiaHssss are all bsoAss and
.hs negroes eAa ssd no enpaeymsss.--
Nhsa larnsd 6 saass rssiens assp, asa
hayisg asshisg 10 bay preslssssa saaass
sasy iaks 70 sssslisg. Bot, - tbas saag
last, khs negroes break from ths plaasa-
tions 70 The tswns and si,iss. Tbsa-
saaaa ef shem sra w1fhops adequass
sAsisss from the wssshsr. ssd sos's
kasw wssss their Bsxs nssI sEIl ssns
ssm. Ia ths sssns aad assses sh*y
hssais ssgsthes he rsgss wsssss q
ssaass, nssaIs and shans ara unksnws.
is ID essimstfd thai, is this aisl loo, from
so, 900 y u, ,Doo viii perish from boa
ger, exposure asd dsssitasEoa this slasss.
Add seat gear What Of "? Tag III ae
ssx, there win b. lissls estsos. | sanbl
Il ssss bssssyef sss sss halF seass
| 1 nesnAs issaesd of . tax d shsa
saaaas, would sssnuiaas pssagoslss. 4
| d TOO late. Mssy whsss sAnifaAs havs
lsft sAis ssass Iss IilIseis and ssts,
| ssssAsestszn sssasss ~As1s shers lsEsss
nssrsss - sassa y ia ~ f~rn 20.
| aassa. othes f.sIltss IN esias~s D !
ri - r. f& 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09

Too Pooa 10 Par Bsgsuss.--Gsa44
gsess hes been seissd with d. sf ssss@l
osy. Alssmed ss shs saermisy sf sbsis
expenditures sSs,ssaieals bars ssselysd
10 gssseseh. Thsy. ass esgisaisg de
wo,k. Isis aaaoaaasd shas 10 bssaty
bill saa be passsa shss scssion. Tia
shiss saldssrs csa whistis for he hosa-
" they expected. Bal fot 'lss ss.d1
.asnss baYssa nillioas ~ili bs vsssd, fss
shs ssgisssssisa os eegfoes msllioas
more. for ksepFsg . stsDdisg arny ia
the soush to o5strst the aesso voss nsfs
nsiises, siiiI. lIss % sas be,s is biss
IIias radiaAs rsssssshnsss asa rsrablissk
ssoAsny. TAs ljaissd ss.sss i tss
psss 70 psy bosssies y xhiss seldisFs,
hss risk ssossh 70 sxpsad ~ apasa,
dsnsasdsd u sssbalsh ~ asprs.asy u
|ssfsss1 oves sAiss kss u sas ssssk- =.
Hsu - DE issIdists Iiks lAss - o..
ssffs 4 Aryas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09

- Asrnssss n sskaagtss. uas -
ssa ys&rs ~ I ysSAs seiss&d sasaspAAs
y Ns@ Hsapshaaa Assdsay, b ss~
npsskis = ~ Hs~ss sf alspsansHsa-
sisss - ssss's H. sas.ssfssss -.
sasd serss II Liberia. - Hp1As~ss
5 Tsks IN hiss. anshtsss ~ n4lbasa
- fstasps Il slsnlsae - o., -
Toskx FR1ulsspkM nsus xwsng, llsss
lssd, less, Minsssss., Kassss, sas.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-09-05
LIGHT.
b Y A L A

Light in the east, it is morning;
Come, let us pray!
What shall we ask, as its dawning
For the new day?
Wishes rise thick as the glowing
Notes in the beam,
Earth-born, and never bestowing
Half that we dream.
Bid them lie still, God can read them
Uttered OF not;
If it be well, he will heed them,
Knowing our lot.
Look we beyond for q blessing
Light for the mind
That while the day is progressing
We walk not blind.
Light on the burden Of duty,
Heavy and gross,
Just to develop the beauty
Clasping it close.
Light showing plainly through sorrow
Something behind,
Waiting to shine on the morrow
Like gold refined.
Only for light to see clearly
What is His will,
That we may love it more dearly
Better known still.
Light, too, when evening is closing,
Shadowy, dim, .
Shining beyond Deaths reposing,
Coming from him.
This let us ask iu the morning
Here while we pray
Light, which begins with the dawning
To hallow the day.
New Orleans Times.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-09-05
Gustave has ever lived :"

Gustave has ever lived "
And then, in answer to nv eage]
questionings, he confessed that he hac
endt rsed the note of commercial friend
that the friend had failed to meet his
engagements, and that Gustaye conse
quently became liable.
"How much is it ?" I asked, trembling
in spirit.
"But a paltry hundred of dollars
and tomorrow gold will flow in upon
me in streams. My arrangements are
all made; I shall receive much Of remit
tances Tomorrow. But for to-day
alas, my Henriette! why does not
Heaven strike me with the thunderbolts
Why do | live ~
Il can lend you hundred dollars,
Gustave p
My guardian angel. my queen of
love! 1t is but for one zee-tez day-and
then your Gustave will heap the treas
ures of all his ancestors at your feet !"
I happened to have Just a hundred
dollars left, for my outfit had been more
expensive than l had expected, and
gave it to my noble Gascon bridegroom.
He bent to kiss my hand-Squire Dut-
ton, in all his commonplace courtsbip,
never dreamed of kissing Lucy Hooper's
hand! there wasn't the shadow Of poetry
in his nature
"To-morrow," he murmured, "to-mor-
row! All, my Henriette! Until then I
count the minutes-Inumber the seconds -
And he went off, bouyant and de6on-
aaairc as a Chevalier Bayard.
The wedding morning came, but no
bridegroom the mystic hour-hut still
no Gustave
I was beginning to grow hysterical,
when finally Madame Rocheparde hur-
ried in, with note bearing my be-
trothed's delicate caligraphy!
"My poor mademoisel!e, read that!"
she cried, throwing it into my lap.
1t was communication from Gustave
to Madame Rocheparde, to the effect
that ne had sailed for Europe on yester-
days steamer-that he was tired of
America and the Americans, and sought
in the more genial sunshine of his native
shore brighter career.
GAS for the maid, old and ugly, to whom I
was affianced," be wrote, L" she has served my
turn. I have spent her hundred dollars to
buy passage in La Refine dn Nord, and my
self, of her, mock Did she for an instant
dream that I, Gustave Emile Dupin, should
sauander myself on her! For her conceit and
folly she is but rightly punished. Adicu, my
good madame, forever, from your,
GUsTAyE."
That was the end of my only engage
ment!
II I nevafffl n esvsaffflaa- doll old maid now, and likely
to remain so; but, nevertheless, con-
slider myself a very ill-used person. All
my contemporaries are married, but l
am yet an unplucked rose-anungarnered
jewel Somebody has lost capital wife
that's all I know; and if he's at all
conscious of the lacking element of his
life, he will address note to Miss Hetty
johnson, No Barkminster street, New
l ork