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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11
Old ECcNeS,


We believe there IS often slime, 60 much
pain As pleasure III rcvisi,ing OLD scenes.-
For what has once gone by can never be the
same again, and We return not to The old
hauu:s with the f,eii"gs with which we lef.
them. We fad the Cd picture changed
new figures are painted in, Or old figures are
painted out, II docs net look quite like h..
original, it docs nc, quite come up to .bs
mage that has dwe!i with Us sircs ve Left
t: and with the ,hrob Of pleasure comes q
touch Of 2a!n, or an u"dehus1 parg.
1t may be al rent in extreme Old see
vixen TINE has TO . certain extent b!urt.d
the feelings aud briiged over The gulf tho.
roars snd ans between our childhood and
our later days. When the silver chord ia
nearly loosened, aud Us We draw nearer the
shores OF the great kingdom, ws become
again ss little children; our minds purified
from the dross tha, clogs them on the bsstl.
field Of life, our weapons laid aside, and the
evening tide Is flooded with a gentle light,
sotl aud me.lo. like delicious a-.umu dsJ,
the sun has los; its burning heat, and shines
steadily and mildly; and by the aid OF those
ehastened rays VT perhaps zee more clearly
than We could when the noontiie l,gh, was
dazzling US the shadows then melt into tho
landscape, sud hey are net so hard nor 50
we'll defined. There is hush, and in that
hush We look upon the past calmly aud trust
ugly. Wild regrets are silenced, hot teara
have ceased to how, heart-wounds ere heal
ed; for the life dream is coming to close
and will soor fade away in the joyful wax
ing to eternity.
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ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COiAP'Ny
Of CINCINNATI. OHIO.
)%E FIRE AND ARINE.~s
Capital, 81 ,ooo,oOo Security, $4,000, 900.

RS-Thomas sherlock. President. r.
- u. Bishop. Of X. NJ. Bishop l. Co., Jos. G. Bull
ter, frest. Lafayette Bank H. Il. Hull, of Addy,
Hull Co. O. Rule. Of G. kule i Coleman, A. b.
Bnlak, Of 4 D. Bullock / Co., L. A. Harris, u. 5.
Collector, ist Dist, =: I. Woodrow, Of Woodrow,
1he,. Cook, Of barker l. Cook, A, 3. Winslow, Of
Winsow 4 Smith Aholph Wood. Of Adolph Wood 4
Wm. Glenn 4 Sons.
WM. r. CAseILLY. Vice Pres't,
W. u. RICHAkDSOE, Secretary.
W. u. CARTER, Asst. Secretary.
WEAR8 = ALLISOH, Agents,
1tosA City, 1sws.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11

An exchange says: "We were consider
ably amused The other evening, at three Ill
tie girls playing among the sage brush in a
back yard. Two Of them were making be.
lieve keep house few yards distant iron
each other-neis ishbors as it were. One oil
them said to the other little gill: There,
now. Nelly, you 60 TO Sarah's house, ana
stop, aud talk little while, and then you
come back aud tell me what she says about
me aud then III talk about her, then you
go and tell her all say, aud then we'll gs,
mad and won't speak to eacn other. just like
our moshers do, you know. Oh! that'u be
such fun
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11
Hes gone T. FILTERED Tommy.

Hes gone l. f.ltered Tommy.
"Wbo?"
''ls-Mr Roya'r'
"Gone7 Oh, Well, don't cry-he1l be back
again soon.'
mo, he's gone to New York. and he's
never coming back no more He told me
40 himself''
The soft roses died ont Of Dorcas' cheeks.
"Tommy, are you sure that you arc GO,
misteken?"
"Ies, I'm sure. saw his n anks put on
The stage myself He's gone, aud he'.
never comiu back no more"
"Tommy?" exclaimed Dorcas, springing
to her feet, did you give him that letter p
"Iea, and he gave the dollar, and said
| was good fellow" lament Tommy pite
ously.
Dorcas stood moment or Two, absently
watching be red stain of he sunse. glowing
on the western horizon; then she turned,
and went invent into world that had
changed, and life TINT had growa dark |!
Alas, poor, proud little Dorcas
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11

A negro has been arrested in Alabama as
a leader OF the negro insurrectionsry move
mens. He says hs is from illinois aud was
sent by Northern radicals to get up . negro
government in Alabama lie Is only the
agen. to carry out the programme OF negro
instruction, rape, murder and pillage-..hs
principals are radical politicians in the
north. The agent deserves stranglins and
so do the principals.
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A NODY.

Let me kiss you for your mother
For your sister--cousiu--
Or for somebody or other
Whom long to kiss or cant
could wish my love beside ms
As I've you beside me now;
But the pleasure is denied nc,
So III hiss you anyhow.
ador" the lady dearly
assure you that | doJ
Can you understand me clearly
That my kiss is not for you?
In your keeping l may leave it.
As another's, not yorr own;
So beg you'll not receive it
As a gift, but as u loan.
ion have silken. yellow tresses,
While my loves are black as night;
And your eycs-e'en Love confesses-
Are u dozen times as bright.
But | covrt from another
What another cannot grant:
So III kiss You for your mother
Or your sistvr-cousin--aunt.
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"And so they moved away ?"

"And so they moved away p
Royal Warner was more disappointed
Than he cared to have become visible, as he
leaned over the garden gate, no longer the
STRIPPING farmer, but tall, d,snifrd, young
nembtr Of Congress, from ono ci the West
ern States
| ''Ob, yes, two good years ago G ne to
Watson S Cor"ers-turnture sold at public
auction"
Royal Warner hesitatel moment.
"l-l am very foolish, | suppose, but
would like to own somvtLing that used t.
o.lon. to my old friends. Do you know 0.
.nJ article t'.a.-'
"OA:" interrupted squire Daley, food
hnnored y, you re welcome to the Webster :
Dictionary vile bousL, at he sale Hosea
has broueh, a later edition home from col
&c and 'h" old one ain 20 account any
how. Ill fetch it
An old battered volume with yellew leaves
and dos-esred corners, there was certainly
very little value to the book; but Royal
Warner took 1t rev ereutly, and carried it to
his rooms al the village botel as ,tnde,l7 as
il il had been the Koran itself, and hs 4
faithful disciple Of Mahom~t
He sat down b. the wnd,w. aud Turned
The leaves carele>sl y over, thinking OF Dor
cas- Browns sio!e! grey oTbs and long eye
! ashes.
Poor Dorces," be nusel-"I wonder ii
| she cvCr--'
He pa"sc! abruptly between the yellow
lime stained leaves before him lay q small
/ u.l:r; direct, 10 him,c ,c!l-lirected in Dor
cas- vel! known handwriting Mechanical l.
: = lie broke the seal aud reai tn, nessrce
hat had been so !ong on lts way:
NY DEAK RoYAL-,-Ies.
loHCAs BRcwS"
There Was no date but he knew when i,
had bean Written he knew as il by instinct
The whole sad story.
Five years." murmured, pressing both
haAds to his evered forehead
1--WE long weary years Oh, my poor
darling girl -
One moment be sa: there arranging his
scattered thoughts, and planning his future.
while WITHIN his breast hi. glad ear, bound
I'd with strange baoyancy; and then he went
down stars 10 inquire at what time the even
ing stage " n. out to Na,son's Corners
She reuo.uix Il him a, ,onc.---h.r h, ar.
seemed to stand still in her bosom for a
miru.c, bit the next size came c,:wa.d ard
greeted him as of old, with mas,elous self.
command.
"Dorcas," be said. drawing The folded
b llvt from bis nocket, and l.yiny j, in her
hand, II have Jus, received this note
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11

A span OF valuable horses were lost BY
breaking through the ice at Nuscs.ins on
Friday. Three nsn came near shsrnx III.
same fate, bu, we're saved, ~ We learu trou
the Journal.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11

Which enables them 10 furnish q superior article u
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jAnl ~ sAkEOKN 4 lVLLETr
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90
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