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, 1869-10-22

1itr Southern Nlautx Noru1el l'nt.
ar%itf-DertnR OF tire Attorney
e:cncrs1l"x lkcport OF a Defective
Titlc tn E1sr <stc--luc{tHnu County
E.air- Weather.
tlkEn>PAIE, Ill, tEt. s1.-Tae Cc:nMt.e,cntrs
Of tnr y EtheEa lIiuc.s Not&lal InIyc,sts a:e IN
ts cti4 taay. tao&trE after the Interests Of tha!
tCstln1tpn. Tacs. Is ell Is Ihc cItfxers 1t this
s'latt, manifest Considerable indignation 1t tho
published op!ulon nj ATTORNEY General tlashpelt,
luurtHg tic u;:ea 10 The lausls pro
;suet to tx conveyed 10 the s1ase bs roe city OF
tA1sHn.ia'c. as well - bg tnaSst1ta IN 1actson
and Williamson Cou@ttes- This opinion sill not
s+rsty. In DIR ttuo tic public VII learn that
;hc eNtec.au14s 1z4t!c sx Nj. thus hneu are TITO
loSs, md without &at1csenr foundation.
Many pf thc EktcH arc usese hS the weafthftet
YLen III Ibis secslnG, nen who originally
ehsttel the laHd frora tho government lauE,
rst-c tito canno& he ttfspate4L As 10 the dolar
nrf.st Ill the tssc refereed II By Mt H. II Is @ri-
.a:tUt te sa5 thu, The nats parsy This interested
EaIe wasvaAts tst.e he1selt, II aer OWL na.uc,
10 1hc f3te.
7Le ;t.npal Jackson County Agricultural Fair
r} eEeI ut MEry'hythog1 yet1efd1y. 4 large nuc1.
TER arc II n!ieut!aEce 10 day,
l:tr. Iy1uR TheulAs, ectAN!st at tie Ut. Havdca,
Colorado. ard New Mexico SA;uEHl History ExPe-
.I:;ot, rsnt CEt aE the FoFernmens IN June ltst.
Fae ltsutteti 10 thS cttl looking rTehateN VIII
hts lnur ulo.ts toEr. lie reports tile expedition
I m .l.t:!e Elrctss- ami tf:1t IT. tes1ls will
s"ltiteE.:e sesy Ehtss:AI!y to a further knowi.
/ tf-GNIcSsei F6.nr:,do AoA New Mexico.
IfeN cat"er Tot the list lev t!cyS has hctp cold
SE'a hErk arnh. Sno~ fell 10 considerable qaaatI'
! tics ID {is.s legiHo on the 18th.
, 1869-10-22
IOWA.

The consnmacions Supervisor. or
Town Comfy ArouEht 10 Terms
HAa1roAd lfent.
Special DESPATCH to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, CIT ct.
me Hoard Of Supervisors Of 1oHa County ar.
nsed here today, under 1rest Of the Tinted
sSates MAsehal for cpnteup, apatnz,
Tue rnited StAses c!reutk Conr+
IN not oheJtng ita orasz7 to lew arnx for
nc payment Of rAilroad boIds Tnsn
brought before the Jcdse, he DECIDED rst.
nne.s they would agree to return hp1a and
further ss1d that a th1s caae hid nov
E1ue through nu the niantr conTts
~ I'D tie tatnn optnsoa nad Sseu resshsd
:ne1e 1r:n4tnod % them 10 resort h1t 70 lew IN
~. nc that ibis they would have 10 DO. AZ eise
dS dssA tat MILITARY power Of ths CQlsod 5t1.ef,
@ " osfaana Drought the Supervisors to term,
:ao toe5 aNteo to return hone md iesJ tAe
Wtsn1N61ox, Iowa, Oct n,--1ne Chicago and
southwestern Railroad Company bare dlcd their
mortgage tsnnd 1n the ONCE ot our County Record
=. u the f1M oI 1a,0no, ,ooo. Tue document pro-
clalpA the consolidation Of that railroad COMPANY
With the Chicago Rock leI1nd and Pac1e Railroad
company whicn guarantees tne bonds Of the form
ef company. The raoTtEAge bears date october 6.
1s6o, add pledges The e1tenfloa OF tue Nashinx.
Ton bsanch Of The Chicago, Hock Island L p4c;dc
kaItrad 10 leAvtnxo1h, kansat, thua Eettl,o4
ne rosher asout Washington being lett ont IL TIC
, 1869-10-22

'shr hrst' ltrcsa:. at hk- .1:ak:sony~a
k'ats~-A he<v t't*ta f.tF Itrpotri-tE
snv N:&lalsecc&-I1 -I1stsiEiaf-Ef III
Matters.
, 1869-10-22

Resolutions Adopted by thc Fog nud
VtAcun~tn IEtScr Convention
PORTAGE, VIE, oct- s..-Tle following arc
Wtscorstn Mscr Convention:
Et.z;-+ ba. wktrF rsss< by hlz the Steamboat t.
a ttr N4*tstlrt{ k1trf the hIfiorx nna IN
land n.o the sers<A o the xrrat Like pui,c tttr
fsfF.
f1r.. that t''eh route esn & made tIpaeh thc FS
~ N t'nm tae., r' fsa n1
+ - shsA 10 e*,red tut II fnb-, aEtiaiy r,edset
hT !h~ srs which sdaettted Nite,usia sac Ii.
&he Tni.3
, 1869-10-22

Ff3A3N4
T1E f3aTES IN SESSION AGAIN.
MApnID, Oct n.
The Sessions Ut ihr Cor1es have been rcsum ID
4 resolution thacktg the nrtuy TO-. thfIr cl1orts Ia
qutl!lng tie Feceut Republican Instruction Tas
Lhaaatnols:Y adopted 3estcr,lar.
sfErATHi BETWEEN HE CrRaN And SrlStsu
NsrEuRS1s.
AADslD, Uct. 81.
1t IA reported ti1et Captain General Dc 1lodns,
has informed the hone 1oycrnEent that the
rlcis In Casa fare a'! along had actire re}at!ons
with tiie Re1u".:ca'l insurgents in Spain, ami that
aseu1geueu1h bave hecn male ltct xeeu them for
n0tlai encouragement and assistance.
RLI>lnECEAESI4 r,R CrEA
70 the number Of 2.trh men sailed yeEter1aF Tor
liaEaSn. additional troops Eil1 he ncut early in
NeteMtcr. The dcleat ol the republicans here
r!nceR llFEe run.ter Of men at tie disnpsai Of
The EoEeTptIenf. Hhl:A Proposes to take Advantage
q tse oEitftl1sy AIt nct vigorously for the CON-
le:c suppression uf the rebellion In Cuba.
iEirH:,1cAS EEAnERs 70 De sHor.
All the republican Leaders capturcd with arm. II,
i'7"ii haoLf. and at the head Of armed ,aads, are
10 h. eIps. some executions have already takrn
p!are-
The nnke tic 3foutrens.cr nss tptcrce1icd with
ths: Rtge1t for tho life Of the Leader OF the al
tc1EVttl revolt Ct Seville.
4 AnlcLAHA111S FROM rnt.I.
In The Corfcs, to-day, CcEcsu Iuul, te:crstng to
the ruIpnrs curstct Il regard to his pcticai !aIth
stre :lrsA that Lc VA q mons1ch!ss, end ~ such
Vas II po:ed 10 TIT establishment oi 1cpub!.c tn
.:r1ip.
, 1869-10-22

ETA{tEE4
TIE 1NiEEcE st,oS 10 EETCk:; - rAHrs-
PARIS, Oct. II.
The Emrernr Will come 10 Paris on the a5:h
iEst. The ministers viii e1nalp at ComeieSne
aa;n tho 24tn, when they Will return to PArts-
TIE MSts1ERIaL PROGRAMME.
il Is ptftc!aly .tatci that the Ministerial pro.
41aEfoc wil soon b. lnadc public. The nltfl ln1-
pe1ta1Ist Deputies 70 the Corps meet tomorrow to
reorean'Ze their party. 4 meci1og Is called By
u. Stn1hfeu. frIend Of II. Ronhcr-
TEE i1BrHAL MANIFESTO.
Twcnty-reSen Deputies adherc 10 the manifesto
Of tie Uppo.ition. .McmacEa Of tho Corps. The
Liberal sotets OF pArts generally endorse the
manifesto.
The report that Prince Att;c1nich, the Aust1tan
iinistsr, has resigned On account Of duet, Is
positively cou!raiictcA. :.
TtIE INFER1Ai ECAEh, -
s!asEkal Uaza!Ac, In sassac COMMAND OF the
lnrctial IuaeJ. '.s2cd n very energetic otsses Of
lit t11r.
, 1869-10-22
LOCOMOTIVE EEGIEEERS.


!anEt1s.l FaEvcpsi<., 1at Baltimore,
E.t71xrEr, tnc:- o:-Tte Ska a.1cai coa.e,,-
sinn 0. fac L.c7ECtlse Engtprefs w3. he,l here
.cs.c7cs1- nr:csatcs from Eearty at thc States
Ni.eor. tic G:7nd CHE! t:7s,pe+- ct the
1ao'sr1tce4@. !!fivctct. ao a.:.:rr,s& l>;rtug nt
tc3r .c:;t.rt Il charters CIT Erartei IoS rev Ga.
tlr ccl5 s2tc E.o-:... :ur the ,h:o.aesan.l. The
Nss: I.nrc tEta5e: cA :se Eric EEftoa? VIC: ~
tt.v7e' 2r :1t 'Esc uss,.S..tl tsn: tu.. ers,tei
had 1'cta s7:c-i:g NO sutsesstyc lights tl:aoa,
e.e.r.
2.c eet.seI.ca a'loaEred IN 70 day.
, 1869-10-22

III the Opera Eonsc, last evening, there was
eulte respectable slzed nust.encc. The cnter-
tatnm"ni cn1'm 'menreil with the comedy o1 " Katy
shcAi,' y atch %as to!luw+u s4r variety show
~ Mts. Grace E5ger1nu md George Case. entitled
:" Latt.st iptcl!!Getce 5ron ltutae' an .sbroaL"
Mrs f-t tmt*rrt,natiocs oG various c14s2etetA
wtsc quite tuce ess!al. wtGe her songs were we'll
rece1s ed. Nj. case's vio4n so'os ~ete very noely
reutereI TIE performance closed with the farce
O! tie +'Nsr1.r,l RAKE" THts escninx viii be de-
voted tn a ten, nZ tn Nisa 3hIlc Wt.H4ms-
Another large holse grefie'l Mrs. To xeEs Lt1h+
tass t'ts!s.g. Tonrh', she new Rai brilliant
conel5 III " 1ore's Masquerade, OF Hov lie Won
l1et. H!ha Will se e:rur glS cast
4 Dire Ill: Is atno. Iced At Wtr33s tbs tvc1ioH.
The Mhsircts drew aEother immense house !sst
cTenisF.
1hc ea:t ol sirc;e night seats toe the opera.
csat Hees. teesEa shl- oE1lng.
, 1869-10-22

eoss 81 II nsn,,~ o:xs7nneat M s9sw That the
rs e = = ea.aaes vim 81 xfeaiy tIete4
fsats WoeS ,1si T. sst = Tsh :. ths .aTias .aeh
rsgs.a.s.it s would sAeretoFe be kfrst tatp1s3oe
heIEy fjs 1TsSoEk 10 pat ~ this important work
Ih&t ~ The kr1e Canal With IT. tUct.netta
st 1890 e aatue1oas and ii o<ts ise soW marr
ffxsa fs.a thHy fix .niles il t4enty to,fT T bpuYs
dSru "ith a1.,,n, thee ssst :. f.saseka fe1s
ss1rs nss Ets w.th lev large toeSs whieh ca es
forr Il. ase.nooAta moving 10 miles 10 txe1ty-
frt. s t.afA would Protect the NoTthWrtteru Stste,
tsne ssseaaonaaas eAArte% ana danx-zots eonatana
~, ht'strsd 1hat thr kreas .nd sron!nx eaunt-r+ d.
II. 1 a6,Z ~e eea.snds ebesp tz.nspo7atao: thss
sTiaa f. 5tka: e eth Their o1a 1eAseia thaa
* ta ~ panle the trncot II free ecmpttttton.
To- !sPTHsle1 Laa1 the erdtF1ct for F31Gtnc the
~ ,1Fa Setthetn Central Railroad ffo.n Keotuk Ia
s9e nqstatth line OF Henry Comfy has beer lei II
fn;;;ds, sesasaa 5oSaseos aa ene1gettc raslroad
, 1869-10-22

EotsAkt3oft Of the Stale Charitable In-
htttuxiouk-a1ntrt
Specln1 Despatch to Tae Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, I'll, Oct. Il.
There are 4. present 25D pupils in the
neat and Dumb Asslum In this city, nftJ Q!
and Sixty IN the Asylum for Idiots anA Iu1bcc1es.
Both Institutions aYH IN COOL condition.
ilou. II. g. 1Thltiock Of *7acEsouElIse was mar
rcd last Tuesday to Miss Fannie Woods, Of Car.
liasNIe.
, 1869-10-22

~ i
r II, @ II ;i. 4 III hi ih
sit &i.r,s
Ily C.:ehcs-E:na. .1r.. /: EEkzou1t.1.
Mir fiE EatehsE-+Etua. Jr sn,ie, Euh.u*0.
.ffSAS W. AGT1yE%
Tie 4f.t1a- Jr.. ard Act!ves play the seco3r3
trstch eaulc Ter the championship Of thu S,rtt-
West: gu the chFurs OF May SID West Lake ss7ee.s,
Sa.ETLlr ufltrcOpb. al II N.
, 1869-10-22

ensh CONGREGATIONAL District.
FrsrnS. ctL el.-TLc screnth Inssrtc: Eepablt.
can eohsen;ian uct at Concord 1o-nAy,
aLh nrrh1':zesl hs choosing Henry Wllsoa
70 r7rsi.'s seos'oT Ts1soa expressed n.s Erati
tuoe 1GF ne marx cf aTr:oss:io: Conferred on
:c-.sax, but uasted al would aet VITA Ino.te.a-
ton and harmony, ind remember that
ihc5 represented no local Interest,
fnt the Ereat acd 1shc.tr.:ottuy paIty,
Win fteorI Tar noae- tean 7ht: Of any Other II
Anenea: Ihas nc Ind Grnri 1or or President,
aLa tnat e Was coadccticg It's administration
Atatcs
t'a tie scccra ea.lo: tico..r II. E.ooss was
nfEfGasel as ENnIl1ie tot t:nnGre<z, ~ al the
TIE 8cE!nat1on *1s E2ace ana atn.o1x
The Rcpnei!caa State tna1ot1t5 foo.s :11I; With
twenty eeu.:ies YET to report,
, 1869-10-22
FREE DIS2EHSaRI.


r,,r. .,,,a. .te-v Ree + Jl.kto2. B4li:cs. asrtil-
1est eofnsr cf jeJtIsoa nd R,ss.o!?n>ts* D3sse
~ S,x3eS} 81 sdspz nd +, :s- atseriaS
t. fzsr q ehsst- yAef1as:s.t = r.. pS.osaed
bats1na Ocnadons teIt to j. Walker. T1=aEtse1s n
iaSs4ttt MI b seNqwttdEs4
, 1869-10-22

~tntc e'rfrrrrnIi~t Convention nj
(sx1eAaf1a 1N.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
ONEIDA, Oct. q.
Besides Aeyo:iocal meetings. ser1nons were
preschcd hs Lex. !. ". Hanson. Of Chicago, a,i
Rev. lis. S1xc, at New turG-
RESOLUTIONS wcrc adopted endorsing the St.e
Cs7rnanft admitting several c'csfyu<n "a tho fcl~
iowsh!ps Of tic u1der, aat to ral.e s53,aJ during
the scar tor a centenary otcrsnu.
fht t+1I1aHts ASSOCIATION ro:el to yalae $5hs shD
fer MemAn's Cu!lfgt2te hail Ia Ga1e1ouIg. Ars.
Professor Sthtl,ltsh Il President
Rev. G, T. Faatlefd reEortet tAn1 Ehlta21
tn!1eyKA1ist lad drawn lls will eeI1eathEQg sss'0-
oG0 to fouIl Lew Free Church In chicago.
Delegates fo the General CouEcrtiou: Rev. !>fs
Il, der nnl Weston u. ". Hterce- ChluAso; i. l'u-
t,fer, 4. knowlre, f;a.es51tFs sieneEM L. n.
ses1uou, Rev. j. T.. FORESTER, EXECUTIVE Cont
ln!lrec, Kcye: It II. f1tfMau. q. 7. FlaQalt. J..
y. Ilansur, L. Maniorj. j. f.. Forester.
Ner} large nLtl enthusiastic meetings Of thu
Council occupied the day, uut the deepest sole
nifty ar. zeal dtsti5annhe's The ueci'nzs- Thr de-
LonlEat10Ls will 1hia year. en1oE
sEeolcTsai sehool With f&4tO0l far
u W0Han = Collegiate Hal with S.U,lW1 aud add
s1n.Ht1 IL tie hltloLal th1ti.
it t. the hart,ess working aud test correation
= t+I mn ~
, 1869-10-22

Tht futnre eap:al-re7ponse bY uo1, Jamx
Roatn&t Of Mfkspuf1
Volunteer teRxsx
h4nsa1 lhe h9nwAy TO II. raaa6e response ;
Eel Sidney c1Atke, or EArr4A
U1 Efntofnl don,ztn-{ts9onAa by DE. Aeu'
Ine Cult Pefss-Respopse b. g. n. B,eF-' Vi
Ihe ploneet7 Of The A!az.adpp-Taneyr@
~ GtoAfxIAe c. Dodge. oI Iowa .rn.,,v,.s
l4sr9t4 And Missouri tha tE1u assttF
o. F. :. 1dn4s, Of llunots, -,.-t.. -
The centEo Of Empire IN yoEt9
sRopK hy G. 6. Tntxche, Of Tex1.
, 1869-10-22
The Vc<tcEn G7n1tMrian Conference
n9 tfutnCJ% f3i<

spcc1d Despatch 10 Tue Chicago TH''unc-
prtScy, Ill, Cct- sI.
The Western Unitarian Conference cec,tuenc.d
At 2 this rcrr:a-- After an hour Escht n re-.
Exteus sslsc., the business tacc.-
ng IVES ca,'c'l 10 order by Ker. E. A.
Staples, Of Chicago. At;es sa.cc serarks ay Re;.
Nj. >iapita. s.nyinr which be sste1.et1
~ thr last President Of the Con-
ssrcncc, Dr. l:otner, who IS for The
rrst tlrlc Ia rf;cr~ .eats absent from lis rcect-
1.se. AremIs Cartrr. Vi t'hicaEo. WIS chosen
Temporary President. kev. HnWlan0, OF katalna-
zet, t0eu.te Scx1tiay. siiu retaining that {a3st-
t.ou.
in Motion OF 1:ev. T. L. staples, iser. Fsctasn1-
ham. O: lnfe!o y. l.. ma sic:: at!xcr. Of CheA-
20, wrr. oppo:cttA 4 tu7lneSs CNnEt73re.
A letter ~ feaH fru!n Mr lfosuaer express ing
rtxrcIs ut nos tt!g nb.t u cc present on this i-
Mrtart ctcss!u1.
Tic following 4rc n.1onr the permanent rae7c-
.eFa rresen1: Key. u. 4. Naso- Cincinnati: Kes.
ro; rrol- cary, .NeadSi1le. 1ra TIE nttcadance
70 tak Y rs 9uttc largo.
, 1869-10-22

cnF Gov EMINENT AND THE FKSIA*s.
lOSpUS, Oct. 81.
VI. t;.cdst0nr. Fsrs. Lori o. The Treasury has
H1tt' 1ettcE 10 the President Of the Limerick
Asnnt$ts .tssoe!a,it'a on tne aHcS. e1 tho course
Of TIT government toward tho Imprisoned Fea1ang.
Tic says tho E4c:.,seri OF thv EuSefhInenr hare
.sl1cluy turt ttr Il the memorials tor eAc reieasc
CT 3Nluttal pstsGErts which have BEEN presented
from ti!Ic u tt1nc, AMI hsst unaaluoas.y dec.dct
tta1 satE re!ta:e would lie co1tfasy to their dutE
1A esta1diars Ct public ecc.lr1ts nud peace.
4 EDytL 1H1ERr1Ex.
IaSroS, Qets. q.
Rur:cTs that llle Emperor Of .Ausi,la and Victor
Ffancrl q Italy Will aoon have IN Interview,
are tLcftaA!EE.
, 1869-10-22

FRAESRFTG-ETSk-1 In tAf. ctr. y tSr 1lct. 1>r.
Punt. Mr, trr*I #. fEsanh*:x aid Miss AelE: Fink,
htA,; f!ssc' ~ t.1ft.
cRt,Ss- -NHnwa-At 1-e.-srest. 1at Oh ~. ty
the Her. :. &. EFt-. MT. X tt>ss, IT taIaec. and
s...s S.:Il +. \. Ii1n. ~. 4 I4-S>.kf
H4hL4 ~ i'ti; i;rLETrI4t Ha:ts-n r.. 1s: =.
+.:1A H.. .sstt- l ~ At4-ehall
, 1869-10-22
Italy.


ARRIVAL tr TIE CANADIAN EEcECrTs~
HONE, tc1. II.
N!.rft.s'x 1tc1uiis far the Paral urn:y as.1vcd
n;'.:' CI.1,.l fts'ctt1af.
IHE tx aiSG AID QUEEN O. MALES n EoAE.
I:1NE, Oct q.
n r+x klrs AMI Qaecn OF Nsp!es haSc a7Ityc1,
tEl Tins c,tJ.
&nIlsss American
scrl:7 Kts sEcChEp ASaTuEN sTRoSi1 PETITION.
NEW fp:.x, ucf. Il.
Mali s.lsitsk from III" Jacclro afr to tho s:1 Of
s&isela4er. I.cneZ q EEoKn 10 have secured at
other ssricg portion IN the mountains, and the
end os thc war Is ~ far on ~ ever. The Allied
ftot1-LcnAl GeSernt.eEt nj .tsGncinu Il 4 Etsat
cap. t.se. soh It IL csi1na:csi siat Brazil has cA-
pcEd. tour t.rres hr1 annual scscnuc.
StrEc CSctteu-tu r. vas created In nucnns Ayrcs
- 17ct:Ic:t Sas1n.ento'6 veto II the lutetyenuou
In. sle s.tu trihG comparatively uukrrWu IT the
rei.::cs II tEat conls1y.
, 1869-10-22

Bridge Carried AsEMy.
WAtrsLr. y. H.. Oct. e1.--Tne WaipGlc A.pi
Nrs'uil-r-:.r tr''iGr a rsa the Connecticut River
Rss cutr1.1 away lat night
, 1869-10-22
SPElNGFlGlU.

%1unl AEj cHrnsnent pf the tfu.aTl
or f:ru:,!lz:ttiou -t'aHrE.at.a1:,snrY
ksenhtn o. tAc Session.
AE4
, 1869-10-22

NE1%fffIle
1NE Crown rEI:CE OF rhCsSla T1sfTs FRANCS
3JSErH.
ftESEA. Oct. Ct.
Tic tsnwu r1Ece nf Prussia has Arrived here,
ara Is well fetei1.a ex the Emperor. Trace nov
.Cel.. 70 &c Gsss:rc,1 sAs@cca Ttussa and Austria
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-15

which have been chronicled in the
last four years.
From accounts which have been
given Of total eclipses, many persons
have been disappointed in witness
ing partial eclipse. II is said that
nc approach to a total eclipse can
give the slightest conception of the
thing itself. The light of the sun is
so intense, that while the slightest
part of its disc is visible, the dark
ness is by no means alarming. The
gradual crossing of the moon over
the disc Of the sun gives no prepara-
ton for the grand final effect of the
frightful and sudden darkness when
the last ray is gone, for then
comes ga darkness that ca be felt
In calling q total eclipse "a dark
ness that can be felt, /" there is no ex-
aggeration. For everything in ma
ture sympathizes with your feelings
and intensifies them, in awe and
mysterious apprehension. The dark
ness is SO intense that the brighter
stars and planets are seen; a sudden
. ss:; OF :;i,e temperature causes the air
to feel damp, and the grass wet as
from excessive dew; orange, yellow,
and copper tints give every object a
strange appearance, and startle even
the most Indifferent. ~
The earth, the sea, the sky assume
a lurid, unnatural hue; everything
! living catches the influence, and
covers under the great blank in the
heavens. Beasts of burden lie
down with their loads on the road,
and refuse to move on; birds in their
bewilderment dash against the trees
and houses, and fall wounded or
dead. The dog drops his bone from
his mouth, and does not venture to
seize it again till the light returns.
Little chickens seek immediate shell
ter under the parent wing; and the
ants halt in their track with their
load, and remain immovable until
the shadow is past; and the busy bee
ceases to sip honey from the bloom
ing flower till the return of the gra-
cious light. While such is tine case,
it is not strange that man should,
even in a large degree, enter into
these feelings of profound ave."
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poetrp.


1Hsssa ana lass were forced to part,
Tscy khjsd and vent along
~ sigh vent iesd the poets heart,
Ana II came ont : long. q
TIE san, dosn-slopine In TIE Nsse,
Msds gold h svss1ng cir;
The slghs wsst 10 10 the psIntsr's breast,
And grew 70 picture fair.
The mother murmursd to her child,
And hushed It yet again;
The SQUAD, - the musiciao smiled,
Grew musIe In his brain.
The damssi turned. her hair 70 blnd,
4 nowsr vas In her souG
There grew from ont the seulptor's mind
4 damsel carved In stone.
rhs song was said, the tune was played,
The girl in marble stood;
The sunset 10 the picture stayed,
And All was sweet and good.
And God. who made these things to BE-,
The damssl end the sun, y
Color sud sound, and you and me,
Was pleased TO 80 4 done;
And Ill the sngsls would b. GLAD.
II In the world He built,
Although there must b soma ths~s. 80
No drop Of JOY were split.
But al the beauty 10 the earth,
And skiss, and hearts Of men,
Were gently gathered At its birth,
And loved, and born again.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-15
PARAGRAPHS.

A soothing nap-sack-A pillow.
Objects of Observation-Disclosures.
Sisters Of Charity-Faith and Hope.
Human progress--From pap to
papa.
High words conversation on Mont
Blanc.
The largest ants in the world-Ele-
plants.
The latest things in dresses Night
dresses.
Motto for market gardeners-Let
us have peas.
The winds most dear to merchants
trade winds.
knowledge is power-hence the
widows might.
Many of the richest planters of ia
naica live on coffee grounds.
Domestic magazines--Wives who
blow up their husbands.
To keep your wife in constant
check-Make her dress in Bingham.
Motto for the sheriff-Render unto
seizer the things that are seizer's.
The man who was disturbed In
mind took dose of yeast powder,
and Immediately rose above his
troubles.
"Beb," said a facetious farmer to
his son tive had pretty hard days
work. yesterday; now let's have a
game of chopping wood"
Why are young ladies, atthe break
ing up Of party, like arrows? Be
cause they can't go off without a
beau, and are in culver until they
get one.
Mrs. Jenkins complained in the
evening that the turkey she had for
Thanksgiving did not set well.
Probably" said Jenkins, 'it was not
hen turkey"
"My son." said an anxious father,
"why do you use that nas,y tobacco"'
The boy, declining to consider the
question in the spirit in which it was
asked, replied: ITO get the juice"
What did our first parents do in
Eden? Adam kept the garden and
Eve raised Cain.
Young lady-"Oh! 1 am SO glad
you like birds; which kind do you
admire most?" Old Squab-"Well,
I think the goose, with plenty Of
stuffing, is about as good as any,"
"That's very singular" said a
young lady to gentleman who hail
just kissed her. "Oh! well, my dear
miss" was the reply, 81 will soon
make it plural;" and the villain did.
An Irish juror having applied to
the judge to be excused from serving
on account Of deafness, the Judge
said: "Could you hear my charge to
the jury, sire" "Yes, I heard your
honor's charge" said Paddy, sbut l
couldn't make any sense out Of it."
He was let of.
The servant Of an army officer one
day met crony, who inquired Of
him how he got along with his fiery
master. "Oh! excellently!" answered
the servant, tive live on very friend
~ terms; every morning we beat
each Others coats, the only difference
Is, he takes his on to be beaten, and
I keep mine on"
"A Typographical mistake q q "c''
ana IN natls i paper sAys = a loco
motive nm over 4 COW And cnttt Into
calves"
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20

School ITxas-The trustees of the
male school in our village elected on Mon
day last HENRY FoRD, EsoR., teacher of
said school in place of Mr. D. c. Ham
nett who had previously resigned on ac
count of ill-health.
Indisposition prevented us from attend
ing the Spring examination in the public
schools of our neighborhood on Thursday
last. but we are pleased to report upon the
authority of the examiners that the pupils
developed steady advancement in the
different branches Of their studies as com
pared with their Winter examination.
We regret to learn that Or. Bunting,
the efficient Secretary and Treasurer of
che School Board, while recently visiting
one Of the schools Of his section, was
thrown from his horse and, though not
seriously injured, has since been incapa-
eitated from attending to active business.
In reply to inquiries, we give 1t rs our
opinion that the School Board will not be
prepared to pay off teachers for the Spring
session until abou. the middle of june
Due notice will be given as soon as the
money is reported to be in the hands of
the State Treasurer for distribution.