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week: N>s-
, A striking I'M. stioa Of the" energy
i i e. lral Ss eul Railway
|||aaui ,gsnt yda, datn} i. dispatch
from y | fsMla'ill General Mana,
ser, ph4htbedsll. g.s..ins that the
bridge over the Mississippi at Prairie
du Chen is 6ni.As4~aad in use. A
week ago last Saturday morning the
P'ls.drVers' for the bridge had barely
smBged from: the ihpddg: tho middle
ot'ths h1e,; vorktdSg; towards tie MI:
aaaaia saese tisas,,-ppsvu,l.y;;
,l(ally, thrse qaartsns ;ofa mile of dlmStl,
york TO- 10; including Acknowledgment
/, ,tths'paia seaaoeelsof .thso Mitsii iiibpi
In less than ten working day., weIIdre
',eatiaa that ahs, bridge !. built ], ths
sisih (si1 sul7,eins no c,osuug J. TAD;
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Rs6ainy DAILY Esdtgl1s Z x i,ii siSited NH
Iam9G. SwasAelm III s;Atff1 naoant;iiin
homo, neaxu Diamoad;c Indiana .,eouuty,
81 st.ts''s III. p4.''.ss'':
n sxfsst.lI ,Ss tt1s.sd Jill il th &
Pittsbufs ''t8sstsss d3ayS 1ssiit551f,' '"St.
cla1is J6uRnal;;? ,Dsad 4 dc IS Re;y;Sjay.
.trsctio.;st," iI1l,iaaaingsspos6 sstl.
piinsss 9q The ,qsthyye lloPe efthe. Ale
fsdssk dp'Ae' ~ HIN t IL sse Her
hay hks&h.a itE0f ITO pelican, nse
ted a1sysep among tAatpihses on, tbs
@ounsains aide, AEay; % tfir from the
haunts Of man = she could well, get, It.
Being anxious % see what romance
there could be on that secluded spot to
snies . woman other refinement oand
taste away 60 TOT fromnt ei1ilisation;is]s
concluded toeall oa her and sae.: if /
could discover what attraction, there,
was in that mountain home. I took !
road; leading up along The side. Of thss
s;ah. ~ h.r' drai,; n.o'e T. :; " 's1o;'
rustic abode for one who has mingled.
80 much il ~, and fashionable life TO-
dwell 10. The building Il / small, one ..
and half story house, bailt" Of rough
oee.es ssd; stnpped. q li:sts.ds u the
m!ott q = aaense 1alese, q ltenys pines,
J: VA ~ n' gams'. olI0ea e'ee1ea a!o4nd
Il: 39e nSe.s ites: sc nS!t a,,N!| Which q;
ls've.e vHw 49, so.n below through
Observation-Disclosures ana h:s, Z
rs j. ltEont, ga ~ t1eSgh Rans lepllsas utee
Rost: Il ~: R Sn! 20 Eefcf.,', stoqd iend
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iItnee ne weeS 20 ssstseth s*ktoE Tie
''eeeree ~ psevee 10 ahahrdlsa ISL 51@
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At LIMPERICH'S.

- u & =. Il s: = -
DEPA1fxnsf OF DAKOTA, !
= IL Il 0sllc, Cans IQ6Aa91ailAsiti, e1!S
e: Paw, Alnx., hoy. 18th, 1862 J.
.DR0RQ4ALS IN !THR USUAL FORM
}1is I? .see ji fs until R 3as
worth, D, r., With ii :: r.:,s~. 800. II,
3>1 g HUNDRED !l!l q, CORDS Of WOOD WOO
+ il understood that tho amount may. BE-
diminisheds if The wood. DO not all required
TO b sound msrehantable Oak, Wood, to
measure notices than four feet in length, j
and delivered BY March s0th, 1870, unless
o&heflise lr:ho &. md delivered st. Tie
Post. " IA. g.. ROBINSON.
b.. Maj. and A. Q, N, 4:S5A /,
a:Mt!p{Brit. atE ~ b HoLAptRDi
nov25-6w - r:-r Dep. 9. n. G. U. s. A.
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INIt!ITs.I4N ,NH e It IN :. y
|.:isruisSsd t re soo IT. and osr.
grss4s sxsey ooanfSf Ito, 30 sdssirsd:' a!The
!, /. e,1blea ars pgoviasd with ths hest & e!eIy.
styleg ils,1get start fyton The House aeit1
te1 Fey. Absseropbis Eo a:t Rip@.y .aS t,'
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,,.Myg9 9H 1Is e she IS Southern ,Miaa.'e..
Rshal|rGed h.id heieg Rns6ea yigetoa.ly
fo5F'tfs5& sst st Thonpsqa n,
psets to BIN ha!s th's IAN rga!a.4aiessto Chat,
f'e!d Ei3h BIZ! tha l!I pstt yeae. n3a. IS
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T1sTRAY::-Ca5mei ia ID the premises Of the
f. subscriber on Sank RIVER within one
mile of Drinks brewery. about the 10Th Of
October, q RED OK, about eight years old,
branded on both horns ssW.! L." also .
brand On the rump; horns .lop in. Tho
/ owner is requested TO- pay charges and take
it away *s:: .i,:' GEORGE MoCUE.
T st. Joseph, Dec. 16, 1869. q ;. n22.Sw
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nHAPPED HANDS AND FACE; SORE LIPS, &c.
~ cured at once by the US Of Hegemans Camphor
Ice with Glycsrne keeps hands soft in the cold
est weather. See that you get tho Genuine. Sold
by 0tggst1. Price rs cents per box; sent by mail
for 30 cents. HEGEMAN 4 co, New York, P. y.
Box 322S.:tii ~ i -i'l:!:, ~ :, :l.iit.i .;!i
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hHE7 81 Anthony Democrat fdisvo i, !
slosg article in I recent number Z to
tie qses.ios, 2 :@sh,lf Women Vote p
kelatms That becausss Tho Oct samoo OCH. :
sppss'sd7nsgso Suffrage, they I'll liz 81 dot
tesad 90 sillss7ilir eomnsse Oh woman, :
~stsga The artios concludes Is Il. fol.
hptt:i .igEs!9 sfj nj lj'a ;o1 -: ~
3''w. eass. .s.esf, therefore, tSat he
eleqla e9ip5s ~ ~! sskhts: sfi sit,tsuship.
AZ natter of justice. the privilege, ohou6
b sitsa;;'as mfsistt1f 81 policy, IL dav Il
1os 9', ,a VIZ. I'.g ii It .ill 3 given"
on5! hs 1 sh!Ysi6s:ns G, County Rseky ~.
x si se1 shoald must >nd i1lI Cyote.'
bEnsAil@s.aset ST. Paul Railtvsd
0yae sotlot HhatsiAasxill hs,esfee. ~
eRAgp fresIAettra ,iekstso tb:sp1isoc,
altRaaRs 5iss,, sansdat;.ui, oe'a Other
na|1ieller hsSgiohsigas4@issss The
aaAtponnatetiea will besby soapd Tip
QxonHDl0D, 6Ck0ll. a,.t .l!i. lqs..;1 !,
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l'Paz 'RHi0tf az .,ooitoal77i1ls '1Es e..
4,i 4i,ss,; AID a.ii; ~ "a
hlMhAfi p3Hlss2t! so1 1870 ah' 7b'
.h:1 471.sala.sd 7 };is,icsnn i Gioraip is,
~ a(e1a1qalseiira ~ IsINAssraiaICSI
both aides and 70 lat s.ly a. long - ii "
in good faith Observed 'S'''7 '"''' 20
HRelb; h~Ads neit?- ,s%sn,Ta -',avN
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Face &c, edH0U SiBI,
y.'o s6fS ssl1'tgR, 1 Dssppso s'h ..s.s
.no9v 3oos q 7Diisused es# h1Ay.aa'SSo
sEs c4eunt;e ;d,rrs'9 sa1Nssso4A:
:s''r' u::T. xlRrlS;; Proprietor. o''ao
Aas Sstsa!a 9YGa .sa.t7Is ssS& u 5E'
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s+As. gt6s3aes Kte's, sei Psssts sOhyt ~
theI ssesa 1a tago eeu1hsth e.nail bstsssls|
g. cload 40 P eeFlsst CITY, so.is, ed ysa|
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Lasss ASSORTMENT of wor.ted, Enbroidsfsd
lis ); Slippers ena Sofa. Cushions. VISA,
Dress, & Cloak Trimmings, SILK .Giups
" ana Fringes, M6haif and 6ilk
o7ad 177Draids and C0rds.o'c1 i11aA
> cBqttens, Ornaments, &c.; for: Cleaks AID
Dresses, 10 every variety and style.fr ..a
= Ladies' Collars and Cuffs Fsno3 Bows
I'D Gleyea, .1et Chsins' RrAsslets and Sets,
Hair Coils, Switches and Braids,, Hoop
SHIRTS md torsets, 3D., &c. r&t'' . -
zm yJust'Raitsea }oT tie w;a,<r: :1o7s
II: y, hSot; 81. adj zs.i;onzuns.s
.. a lsrge: e sssorttmept Of ~cc sas,, .e,,-
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
COUNTRY HOUSES, FARMS. &C., TO
RENT.

A DYERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
III RECEIVED IN BROOKLNN AZ OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, 10 FULTON SfkEEE
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-THE FAST.
est eegan, evening river Steamboats, in the world. The
VANDERBILT or CONNECTICUT leaves pier "A North
river foot Of Spring street, every evening Saturdays except
only 81 So being 81 a. less than rail and 75c cheaper
oiher route and like reduction to Buffalo Niagara
points lake Champain 70 Montreal TO all points IN ver
rooms secured at DODD'S Express Ofces, 6sl and ga
Broadway New York, and No. Court street, Brooklyn
called residences and checked through to des
also nj Se8 West street. above SPRING Passengera
landed ia Saratoga IN time for breakfast.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

Trwo FURNISHED PARLoRs TOGETHER OR sEPA.
rate also furnished Rooms no objection 70 children
rent low. 62 Amiy street.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
COAsTgvIsE STEAMSHIPS.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
n RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE 145 FULTON STREET.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

HENRY DREHER & Co, AUcTIoNEERs, 10
BoweryTucsiay July at i0N O'clock at SO Bowery
mortgage sale, the contents of the non Hail. Wine, Lager
Beer ana Biara Saloon w. one Piano. Iron SAFE clocks
Counters Fixtures, Ice Box, Show Cases Chandeliers
Ranges stoves, Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen Utensils
Table Cloths, Towels Knives, Forks, also II casks
rsror imported Rhlne Wines Casks and Bottles Brandy,
ON, Rum, Mhskey and Alei also lot Cigars; also two
marble bed Billiard Tables Bais and Cues complete. BY
order Of william Schneider, Attorney FOR mortgage.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

TAMEs +. MALLORY, AuoTIoSEER.
RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT,
AT AUCTION.
MAsPETH LOTS,
MALLORY BLACKWELL.
Thursday July 8, at o'clock P.M
when they win sell absolutely and whou, reserves TO tho
200 SPLENDID LOTS
In point Of time
Nearer City Hall, New York, than Fortleth slrost
EASY TERMS, EASY TRRMg
Seventy per cent can remain for ,bree vesr,
Maspeh located between the South side and Flnsh,,s
fuHphut, ana mas station IN prorerlv ~
pc tod ~ on mo line OF the Great street aud
is nearer the business York tbau ~.
10 minutes from Thiyfourth % ronu o. FROM, CIV
hat rev fok, and horse railroads
yh efesi surrounded on all sides horse and ea, c,n
uncsions OF such quick and easy access wbat nnst e
liz speedy prospective vaiuc ' '' "'"'' w
Absolutely the best opportunity ogeres 4bia .e.., , A
vestment IN lots io '"'
Persons wanting homes looking for lots for irovo
Ie or speculation, must look sharp attend tbts
beng just outside tho city limits the tares are no,oaj
amounting 10 less than 10 cents lot per annun
Lunch served By frat class on ARRIVAL of train.
special trains leave James slip at o'clock n rh,r,,
fourth street at 4 u. NJ, and Iuners Point VII,
Railroad, at ~ r. NJ ' "" '"S"'"s
Maps, particulars and free tickets nj the onloe of
hAIbOk1 BLACKWELL.
% Liberty street, new York
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

TJ,O LET--A FL DOR, WITH WATER AND CAST ALSO
J. a smaller Apartment also Stable Tor thiee horses
inquire at i'll Waver,ey place.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
NOR SALE AT A BhRoAYy-

The splendid Country Seat SADDLE river, BERGEN
county N. j., mile from Hohokus station, on Ere Rail
road % miles from New York, containing u aeres
contains IL rooms, marble nnante gas fixtures heated with
steam and repee with every conyenicnce stands In lawn
OF three acres with hne walks ana drives with finest Of
flowers shrubs and fruit trees 0nbudinqs consist OF arpe
barn 60 by SO stable "a by & stalls Tor horses ana
carriage house 70 by 90 with root cellar tine henery
with basement yard, &c large ice house filed milk room
attached also ne cottage for help also grauary wash
carriage she'd tool house and smoke house garen with
stareg house ae ard fMl variety Of small fruits Land
al IN fine order has 1000 choice fruit water front
with boat &C. Unquesonaby the healthest locality within
m hours ride Of the city and free from mosquitoes 10
appreciated must be Price e2i000 Terms easv Fur.
ntnre and stock compiete ani for cheap. Gail on or
address JAMES FORESTER. or NJ, j. COOLEY, S. lie on.
ard street.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
four. gsstisnsa % Mount TiNis, which 10
10000 ~ high, With ~ summit cen.
pleta1v covofod eth anov. ,',,,i., ,sl.i.

sour gsstisnsa % Mount rislis, wlleh is
10000 ~ high, With ~ summit cen.
plsls1y covered Vith snow. .n4saai
At4S0, ths Alpine hess rang thresgh
The balls, and soon the gallant 800 con-
nsnesd to msks their aprssfanes. Ow.
ity 10 soliss posted 10 Sssh room, they
vsrs not ssraysd IN The blankets belong.
iag 70 the bsds; but their toilets were
very remarkable and % vatiegstsd - The
scenery which they sassd upon. u -.fi q
The sun did soS 80 a 70 PAT n a
sppesrases till q few minutes sftss Ave
o'clock, and then he broke forth With oil
bic splendot and with oil his power. But
one cloud ,Was visible 10 ths whole hsa
vsns, ssd that, jest above Ais majesty,
twas sinesd with . deep crimson, and
poured forth golden drops. bsptising the
sun Of the morning" so sn Irish lady
remarked Who stood beside me. The suu
gradually rose, tiuging the Monck, Eigsr,
Wstterhorn, and Jungfiau, In the fas
west, Oss Englishnss sxelainsd: 'Just
leok, ~ dssf, tAis. usy /, z tf shsy really
don't look like The chslk cli6S." Al
American near BY, more enthusiastic than
prudent, called out: ~ do declare, Bill,
I've oftsn hesrd Of the mountains bcin'
tiuged. but never ssw Il afore |; just Geo
how yellow thsy look The French and
Germans vicd with eaohother 10 the ra.
pidity Of their conversation, intolligiblc
only 70 those thoroughly verssd in their
languages but II 10 doubtful IL any
tosgus or pen could describe in Attiug
words the view Of that morning.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
como 10 ,SLHEP.

dol s 00lN0 10 ,sLHHR. az.
~ aisN n a4lns dssa Ne shy, ,i ii
TIE shadows grow and nsisiplyJu' gd
I hear Tie thrush's svsning, sesg, .d
Bst I have bevas vitA Toll ~ ~fsas
30 long, % iosGi .t, 4, a.,
Din drsans ny drewsy ssnsss drown
sH, dafiisg, Lis ~ Sysllds down.
Nyfllss's brisf sPrips wses waited BY,
Ny ssuners ended iFuitIsssly, . 80
I learned % hYnsss strive asd walt
fosad yss lpysTeA. happy fassi
30 late, % late l-..
Now all ny aslds are turning brown,
80. darling, tisi ~ sysiids down.
Oh, blessed sleep Oh, Psrfsst sssti
Thus piiiovsd o. your faitAfal brsasti
Nor life nor death 10 wholly drsss,
o tender heart, since you are here,
30 dsnr, % dear
Sweet 1cve, ~ soul's suihcisnt crown
Now, darling, hbs ny .yslids dovni
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

FAsHIoAAslE CoLoRs. The fsshioua.
bio colofs IN millinery, this Fall, are plum
color, dark rich tint, now and elegant
10 velvet; Russian, green, . peculiar shade
Of dark green very becoming TO . blonde
aud though this shade can DO worn by 4
brunette, yet il will add little to the
charms Of 2 dark eyed beauty. Navy
blue, I dark blue differing from every blue
that hes been worn. Chestnut brown !.
. new and rich color, and in velvsts and
satins will b. iayorits and much sought
sftsri alsor both black and brown will b,
vora invclvets. The Nils grsss sa nsv
shade, pale, delicate tint, something
like the peculiar shade Of ses fosm .whsl
il gparkles in tho snolight Dark vol
vete, e broxp. black. H., vill he xinmei
with brilliant gay eolors. s,'asait no.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

usneing their evening songs, and polly.
vose 10 their oative mud puddle we're
prspariug themselves for the shades Sf
algAA and Bel aud myself sss upes %
satiqustsd back log listening to the ma
sis Of nature, such 10 tree toads, roessess
and grueting pigs aud COW aud thso tbs
music Of q donkey wss waited 70 our
can By The gentle sephSs thst. siyhed
auebg The 1ullss staiks, asd hssyily
lsdsa with The delicious odors Of hen
roosts end pig ssyss. The lsst lisgss.
.sg rays Of the sestisg 'sss, glsnsiue
from the buttons Of . solitary horssmau
shone through knot hole in hog pen,
fall - SAILS face, dying her hair sn or.
sngs peel hue, aud showing Of ny thread
bare cost 70 . bad advantage. One el
ny arms was around SAILS waist, my hand
resting on the small Of her back; shl
was toying With my auburn locks of jet
black hue che Vas almost gone and j
was almost ditto. She looked like q
grasshcppes dying With the hieeups, and
l 6slt like mud turtle ohoksd with {
cod lsh ball. -''--- .'.It
"Ssl," says 10 voice a. musical a. the
notes Of dying swan, twill you have
me r ..u ~. = i..'.a ~, .t..4
She raised hor eyes heavenwsrd, and
clasped me BY the hand, had nm attack oi
the heaves s6d blind stsggsrs, end with
. sigh that drew her shoe strings to her
palate, said, "Yes."
She gave cloan out then and tquottea
10 my lap. I hupged her ill I broke
my suspenders, aud her breath smelt oi
onions she had eaten two weeks before.
Well, TO make . long story sort, she
Get the day, and praoticed for four weeks
every night how we would enter the
room to be married. ill We got 90 va
could walk - gracefully % . couple
Museovy ducks. The night, the com
pany and the minister came, the signal
was given, and arm and arm 70 wen,
through the hall. We were just entring
the parlor door, when down I wen,
ksrslap on the oiloloth, pulling Sal after
me. Some base fellow had droppcl q
banana skin on the floor and il doored
mo. It split 90 awful hole In my cassi.
.meres, right under my dress coat tail.
1t Was too late to back out 80 clapping
my hand ovor II, We marched 10, were
spliccd and took o scat, I watched tho
kissing The bride operation. Ny grooms.
man was tight, aud he kissed her till
jumped up to take . slice, when, oh.
horror . little six year old imp had
crawlcd bohind me aud pulled my shirt
through the hole in my pauts, and pin.
ned il to the chair. so that when jumped
up displayed to the astonished multi
tude triao more with muslin than was
pleasant. The women gigglsd, the men
roared, and I got mad, but WAS finally
put 70 bod aud Fthers'ny treuSlss ssasa
Good night.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

1tAlssr"i said . .evaliziag bashsler
within sArshot of,a witty young lady
81 the eoRpsay, "this world 10 u bssi
but sloomy prison I" EYES," siyhsd
No msreiless minxs "espeoially 70 ths
creatures doomed 10 solitary con6ps'
meut!" b.,g,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

A Dr.. Edghilleaps near being married
the other evepisg, st Oaesols, Iowa liz
bad the liespso, and with bis s1iapced, |,
repaired to the house Of . friead to have
the thing settled, uuknown 70 ths girls
parents. The, ceremony was nosrley
over and The wpsds, ''prenounss you man
AID wife" we're about 70 bs spoken, whsp
The girls father putis 90 sppsarapes, apd
toek her homo only half married. A. d
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

Good morning Timuias sail Smith,
"nov would you mind ssllia' ~, s.Gdss-
tislk, Why you we're removed from tAs
Hodunk Post.o&se 2" n;etoaye ~ z.
"Oh, yss," rsplisd Tiuniss shssrfally,
"if you won't tell. lee eesadsstisl,
You ~, v.s caught putting ths nah
letters vitA the teuGls." "lep n4 ri dlis
."Oh " said Smith, and walked o.. 5l'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

A fond wife threw bottle Of hais 70.
newer at her husbands head, at which he
said: "Wo must part the dye is cast"
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

TnE DEACON AND the WAsps.-A
worthy deacon in town Of Maine was
remarkable for tho facility with which he
quoted Scripture on oil occasions. The
Divine Word was ever at bis tongues end,
and all the trivial, ss woll 40 important,
occurrences Of life furnished occasion for
quoting tho language Of the Bible. Wha,
was better, however, the exemplary man
always made his quotations the standard
Of action. One hot day he was engaged
In moving With bic hired man, who was
leading ID, the deacon following in biz
svath, conaing bis apt quotations, when
the man suddenly spraug from bis swath,
just 10 time to escape wasp's nest.
"What 10 the matter ?" hurrtedly In
quired tho deacon. ap ,1i
"Wasps." ......s
"Poh T. said the deacon, "ths wicked
dee when no man pursueth, but the right.
cous are bold - lion !" and taking the
workman's swath, he moved but . step
when q swarm OF brick insects settled
about his ears, and he was forced to re-.
treat, with many painful sting, 10 great
discomdture. E .saii - ol 0li
"Ahw shouted tho other with q
ehuckls, "the prudent man foresssth the
evil aud hidst6 himself, but the simple
pass on and are punished" i ..... 2
The good deacon had found his equsl
10 making applications Of the sacred writ.
ings, and thereafter was not known TO
quote Scripture In moving Geld. ..
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

.IoA LIBERAL SUPPLY OF MA,Ls.--Ths
Memphis Avalanche tells this story about
. sseso ..si sesas ea The .Nississippi
railroad;:' larT 4'tsI. a- 5tb9t J3IIr
The other day hs ttartsd South from
Jsekisn With . heavy mail for most Of
the way stations. He dealt out letters
sed papsrs % freely for the Arst half Of
bic journey, that he had none left for the
re emainder. Having got rid Of his trou.
blssems charge % quickly - deosoey
would permit, himself and. bis deputies
---hs givs . liz now and then to : poor
travelling darkey, whom be constitutes .
dsputy during the rids-took s,saoks.
They we're reused up st Aberdeen, whore
inquirlos we're made. sbo0t 10 fusils.
Nose rubbed his.syss and yawnsd, then
looked rosHd. dsbiossly for several mia.
utss, hs al at once became conscious that
b had none said h., then, "lor, sab I
CUB EN- oil svsy ap here, sab I hasn't
got Scrap" Fren that poiat down the
nnf.rtusats people Aad 70 g. without
their mails. 'Aa.4p 'ja0tdl raI
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

II the world despisos Aypessits, whst
must they thiuk Nf bu ia Hsavsa. ,ear
Al Jeues. who II, ,disspsbsa iby The ps4t.s,
nal howlipgs Of Thouss eats., dsn't b;
lev: fslloy feline mskos a.s a. vesdroa;;
o A Massachusetts PAPER bsss.ftily "!
nouncss thas 1 lady ia thss viSinky hls
given birth ITO 4 fess childrsa, fcll II
Ehon arc, alive md 1ell. Thsis ssss
vary from 5SA g piI9s s,yssr,. a, 10 anu
"lf people kRey Beforehand al, III
misery Il brings," says the jspaesss poet,
"ihero would 30 less goin9 oAt VIII
the youus ladies 70 lock atshs flowers n
night.ious3f Gao 7iei' S1itslaeo1 To jnfii
A lottor from Indiana clothes . disa.
greeabie fact 10 enphehiisfleal iaagaAgs
when u says The conn ntbiii t66AliSie6CifA
the vicinity Ne 'psst ,yssr hsvssahssa
mostly sseesd band. asas asshsai thsR hsk
tho doei'Aels eaality qf ssjitheiiyAAafh.s "
Al a S9uthsrn paper thipka is eHrmsrE
daughters who assist II making nay VA
make ShSrtliwg kthiits svfd6ii1; an yhat
they ssssBs bssS kisl defIwtusk ,Sas y
aatisssa-ts aGn's'tishAai4o sss,issnos
Y ''eosAiu, I andvra<a1 tkSe ysv ~
ssessa ssy tissi ~ assaA6s ~ 1880 2s
aYss I,syppess AavA. Ahsi .ltla, glp,-
"Yuas' lsa %s es,s yos .slaslrss a sRpk Ahhis
mil minute, ,s"Ss "oh 81 9off"sns aaa AZ ;"s,,
!, = What u ~ S.ka. .aysss laak ~ alNyA4A: