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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12
a ftaohmenf Notice,
Administrators Notice.

HuWIHESIFdIUT NVuC0s $1,000
The State of Kansas 40 In the Probate court
Lyon county. anand for said Co.
In the matter of the estate of Jesse Carter, de-
ceased. @ l+-s
NYOTICE is hereby given that letters of adj
~ millisffation have been granted 20 the UNI
defsighed on the estate OF Jesse Carter, late OF
said county, deceased, by the honorable Pro-
bate court of the county and State aforesaid,
dated the 9Th day of February, A. D., 1859.
Now all persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified that they must present
the same to the undersigned for allowance
within one year from the date Of said letters or
they may be precluded from any benefit OF such
estate and that If such claims be not exhibit
ed within three years after the date of said let
ters they shall be forever barred.
JOHN CARTER,
Administrator Of the estate of Jesse Garter,
deceased. 10
Emporia, February sth, 1869. -
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For the latest style IN silk plug hats go Il
Lehnhard's, Exchange
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: Kansas has no Congregational Doctor ofDl-
vinity.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Dissolution Of Partnership.

OESsOIuIIOH OF partnership.
YTNHE partnership heretofore existing between
Il Pratt, Hayenhill & Hall Is this day dis
solved fgy mutual consent, Mr.. Hayenhill retir-
ing. The business will be conducted in the ful-
lure under the direction of Pratt q uall. who
viii pay all debts of the old firm and to whom
all debts due the old firm will be paid.
PRATT, HAYENHfEL e HALL
Emperia, Kansas Feb.1Ith, 1869. 10
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r..ssrunasnts ReosrdsS Duraae sAs week
Ending Feb. II, 1869.
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Billiard Saloon for Sale or Ell
change.
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New Aver tents.
Sale of School Lands.

IN for sale al spaasffe auction, on Saturday,
the 18th day Of March, 1863, at II o'cioch m. of
said day, at my Office Ia the Court House In
Lands, situate in Lyon county, Kansas, to-
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Tney have a veIoeipeds in Topeka, :
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See advertisement Of sale Or schOollanda... !
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FINANCE AND COIL 6

At j. C. Hall . Bros mink skins and other
furs for cash or goods. soft
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CAtter.on ha. sold out,
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Town AND CoUNrRx.-
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EmpOria, Kunlas, Nos. g -
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The Emporia News:

Friday. "a: February ., SEQ.
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PEAr7I q cHIcKEss--1ass l-u0 PEI do1.;
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Fresh 1Ieats I'd Poultry.

BEEF-Cboice steak and roast. I25SSc. per d.
other qualities. 1ocs
PoRE-cbsies steak, 1sc. per b; sides and
cHicEEs rs Large, dressed or alivs. asc
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.zrIVEF 49,
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-05
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, liNTHE DIST CorRr
CoUNTY or OwYHEE / ! 50 JubtciAL pisr
n 4 Mendenhall, Plaintiff,

TERRITORY OF IoAHo liNTHE Disr corRr
CorSrY or OwYHEE / So IubiciAL Disr
n 4 Mendenhall Plaintiff,
-lgaiast
l. j. Lewis, and the silver Glance Mining
Company, Defendants
To /. } Lewis and The silver Glance Mining
Company Defendants
EN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF ftik
United states in the Territory Of Idaho,
You arc hereh, notified that there is nos on
flle IN the oiiiica Of the Clerk oi the District
Court of tic Third Jndicitl Distfietei stih
Territory. in SILVER City, o@yhee county the
Complain; uf the above named lL,in'ih, pray
inc Judgment against the said defendant, /.
J Lewis and for a Decree and tot an oraef
If tf,n said Court, as follows. flc ab0sc en
titled action is brought to obtain a Judgment
~ tl,is fourt against the said defendant.
l. / Lewis for the sum oi S3l 30 90, a bal
unce due and unptid % sud Plsluiih ~ said
defendant Lewis. oi tue purchase money
sac. 2s1 o. for certain property sold ana con
yeyed hF SAID PIN 10 sala llei I. LOWS, with
costs OF suit; and 10 Obtain necfee oi stil
coflrt establishing said Plaintiff ; Lieu q
Vendor Of the sud certain property, AZ siiist
the said tain property and every part
thereof. aud Tor an Order on the ~ierB OF
s,td County for the sale Oi sid property ~
t,,4rs.anre Of law for the satisfaction Of the
alno5int Of said Judgment and COSTS; lhc
said certain property being described in II 5
-ai,i gotnplaipi as follows. 10 Wit. Nine nun
drpd and sixty lgG0) feet liunear neIsurc-
,nenti undivided of twelve hundred n 300
feel-same mensHremcni--in that certain
Gag and SILVER bearing Lode Oi Qartz, stu
atad III FLINT Mining District IN tite SAID Conn
" al Owyhee located and known as the
sif,xyhee Ledge aud Idaho q. X :. NJ Com
nany and four hundred tfpll 1eei, being
ihr Isl North Extension ol the Rochester
Iode-situate in said Films Minins bistreti
All Of which SAID described property was
sold and conveyed hN said flaintili 20 the
sand Def5t. / J. Lewis and By him said
Iewis) conveyed TO the said Def Z, the sitVHr
Glance Mining Cumpany-ali as alleged,
and Il more fully sci forth ia the Plh = saia
Camplaint on Gle IN my office. in the above
entitled cause: and tha-, unless you appear
and answer 10 said Complaint within ten
days after the service hereof il served within
O,gvIee county: within twenty days u served
out Of said county but within said Judicial
District. and within forty days IL served out
of said District exclusive af the day ni ser
vice defanlt will be taken against yol' ana
the plainua win apply 10 the Court Tor TIE
relief demanded il his said Complaint.
In testimony whereof I. Sol Hashrpneks
Clerk Of SAID District Court, have
y L. s = herennt0 set my bana anu
ags-g affixed the Seal 81 saia Court az
silver City, this Tenth day 81 September -
1865. SOL HAsBRorcE. OK. Disl court
BY X E. HALLocE. bep'y
Rosborostga d Preston, I'.g AayS I9o@-
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-05

Nyna, Norris. lately from Willow Creek
below Camp McDermit. informs Us that pros
poets are very good IN that locality for med
crate surface tiggnes H aud J. A j.
Chapman are together prospecting and intend
to give the whole country thorough over
laaling from Buffalo to Rock Greek. They
dnd encouraging prospects in Buffalo, Fiat,
Rebel ard Willow Creeks The range Of
mountains 10 which these mines are situated
divides the waters ofQains River from those
Of Paradise Valley or Lltle Humboldt and
extends from Winncmuert Mountain on the
South to the dividing range between the
Great Basin and the waters Of the Columbia
should these discoveries prove extensive and
ric, on The we.t q the rlBge the same may
be expected Of the eastern or Paradise siie,
where numerous small streams head IN the
same range, only few miles from these
discoveries.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-05

l)taftssionsi ans pusinrss CAMS
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-05
SILVER CITY OWYEEE COUNTY IDAHO TERRITORY JANUARY 1869

lasted until about eleven o'clock Mr. presby
returned thanks in very telicitous speech
of considerable length, in which he assured
his friends Of his and his wiie's appreciation
Of their kindness, and promised 70 continues
10 strive 10 deserve well Of those with whom
their lines in life have fallen.
The dance was then resumed until supper
time. when all repaired through on Of the
most violent snow-storms that ever visited
owyfee to the owyhee Restaurant, where
mine host. Blackinger. and his excellent
family had prepared a feast fl for The gods
Every vino. every cake, every dish and all
the varieties OF confectionery and fruits
known in the market were spread before the
guests. at a cost to the bridegroom of the
occasion. including music and other Incl
dentaIs connected with the Hall, etc, of
certainly not less than one thousand dollars.
supper over and the party returned 10 the
Hall where dancing was the order Of The
night until i've o'clock ~ the morning,
The storm ragged without il all its fury,
but ike Tamoshanter in the toun o Aver, =
they didn't mind the storm a whistle z
Milton II. Presby and Sarah 5 Babceek
were married in the city Of Boston in the
wear 1914, where they mel, and in the words
of Schiller
..Ev'n as two flames, one on the other
: driven
Ev'n as two harp tones. their melodious
signs
/ Blend in some music that seems born oi
! heaven
So rushed. mixed, melted lie with life
united
Lips. cheeks burned. trembled soul to soul
! was won
This attachment was enduring as it was
mutual after twenty-five years Of welded
lie. They would readily have been mistaken
Tor young couple making their debut IN the
matrimonial role.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-05

The moral and qaiet demeanor Of The
ci,izens or silver on New Years day and
eA was particularly noticeable, and more
than compensated for any Irregularities that
may have been indulged in on Christmas
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-05

The Tliai Waue of deeper souls
Into our innost being rolls,
And lifts IL unawares
out 0f all meaner cares.
LoaqfeILoao.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-05

Meg,s ia indiana town dI sey-
mour, Jackson County Indiana, has an organ
ization known as the seymour Vigilantees
that lately committed the mo-t daring and
cold-blooied atrocities at New AID ny in that
State that ever disgrac, d civilization, and
that would put 10 shame The most blood
thirsty StrlngJer that ever sensut tbe HE OF
his fellvw man on Tho Pacific siopn. Four
men were accused ui roB0iug al express
train near Seymour, and were taken 10 New
Albany for safe keeping Tie mon cane IN
on night train. entered the Jhiof room,
shoi the sheriff through the arm took away
the keys. proceeded to the cells, hung the
three iene brothers and Anderson Who was
accused with them in the most inhuman
manner: thcy lifted them up, one at a time,
fastened the ropes over the he.ssis and aroand
the nocks ol their victims, ana caught hold
oi their bodies and pulled down IN order
to break their neels; satisfied themselves
tbst all were dead and then departed from
the civ without raising an alarm or attract
ing the notice Of the Police sach occar-
rcnces in the very heart oi ely Of sever
al thousand inhabitants, IN the midst Of an
old established and wcll-orgnzad commn-
nny. where courts and the law have every
facility, strengthened by more than half a
century Of experience, to coDvict and punish
criminals, speaks not Of progress but OF
retrograde towards Tie dark ages Either
the laws are faulty in the extreme or there
are no officers 10 be found with sufficient
vertebra to execute them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

residence Of she brides parents rhursday
Ost b, The Rev h. stostsabsrgh Of sehsosJs hounaa
s...d &, the Raw seward. d. d. Irving d. Booth Of
Enirs 70 Rather w. daughter Of b. w. shs. ESQ., Mddsovn
NY
noypyARREE-Oa Wednesday evening" Oct at the MAdisoa
sou,s Prssbsrn Church. By The Rev WIN ADAM d. Jehu
Boyd H. 70 Mari. L. Warren, both Of this city
rRAW1oRp-MALLORI-At Princes Staten Island Thar
A, Ost by John A. Todd d. D. Hsary Crawford Of
Nsv fort 70 lille O.. daughter Of John C. Mallory,
May o. By Rev James rhonps pastor OF
hs Hated Pr.sbysss Church. IVES. Tusniy shh asssed By
Rs, John g.ns Philadelphia George T. Hin 70 hattie y. eldest
ds.shtsr Of J. A. Bssrdslsy. ali Of this city.
nANsyILp-ARCHRRAt Eyssk Hudssu on the 6h iast
\, ths Rsy " L. Patton assisted BY the Rev L. Deles hsnsasd
Jsbs hsss co., sfnsvfsrk CITY V hrs Julia Archer Of
tas ssrAsr plaza
oRfMsrBKD-, Brssiya Wednesday svsnsg osA
X ths Va, Aatisss, d. OF
Css,sr j. 70 hay Butler yssasss dssshsf ofths an Hsary
qrusssd OF Brsshyn. b. r. Ne ssrdA
NUsasR-DssKsAt rrsisy Chsreh Sept TO- BY The Rsv Dr.
Aberrrsubs hssss Of Csassu. Oho 10 knmA A. daash'
Il, Of Wulssi Dssits Of RAbssJ NJ
RO0gRsHgRaLt-AtT risis Chapel ThsrsasJ Oct By TIE
Re-, sssps Hssry Roger Rate Yssafs4, Of Ws
NJ HsrstL sll Of hN ev,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

We have never had much faith in Washing Ma
chimes We have many tried and pronounced fail
ures that had about to the conclusion that they
were darlce OF the enemy and that for this most dis
ereeable and aborous part OF household labor help
could be found apart from good pair OF stout arms
But this idea has been most agreeaDly disappointed
After an experience OF several months with the Union
Washing Machine and Wrlnger, We are prepared to IN
dorse everything claimed for IT, IL saves three fourths
OF the labor OF the dreaded washngday and renders the
remainder comparatively easy and pleasant. IL the d
recous are observed quite certain the result VIII
be fonnd the same In all Ladies In the country
and else where who do their own work will find the as
sstance OF this machine invaluable. As invention IT
stands next the sewiDginachne, and we would now
almost as soon be without one AS the other
democrats Monthly Magazine.
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DIED.


BASKs-oa THURSDAY hight. Oct l. Mari, A, wife Of Wsi.m
Sunday O'Clock from her la East tn rsy
BRoLLY-Or Thrr.iay evening Elizabeth BrOy wA'u
Of William c. Boly, IN the 7Ith year ofhera
VIM Dayison, invited from
sasnoon At ocices Without wnan.
be taken to Greenwood for in.srusnt
CAsSDT-At SuHs N Y, Thursday ith inst, John CASSIDY
formerly Of Jersey Ciir.
PGnsral At sufsrn. Saturday 9Th. at loan
Nathaniel bum in the 64th year Of her age.
n; % ss f'a. on .sS as n' i.s
on Sunday Oct 10, at u O'Clock D. N.
Boston aud Providence papers please copy
wifi. Ola II. Gale 2g East Twelfsb.sl
Notice Of funeral hereafter
McCUTCHES-At Madison Thursday morning .er few DAYS
Illness Mary Rsbscca youngest daGghero VIM AsCescAsn
So It ss' q Is he sfas al R Sssss.r
news jane. POocs late Of San Francisco CAL year h
bObsn." Andrew PeeheT are invited q attend as in9s s
.9 oih ss ARq D. so
California pspsn please copy.
PURDr-AE y,ct n Z. Oct Jacob Purdy aged 20 year.
Sunday at @ from his late residence Lays''sA's
between SOstrani and Msrcy-aVea Brooklyn.
PHYFB-suddeny .~BuusSok j., Oct Liugha Phyfe,
Relative. deceased invited 70 attend T.. n:,,
will be taken 20 Grssavood
REBD-Drorned May 10 1863 Arca Perm, b. Eogepe Rsd jr
aged 10 ye, yGunss.. 80 o. AID Amelia s S
REaINGToYou Friday Oct suddenly James Remington in the
<5h Of his -.
friends invited attend
residence 30 DOwnBgst GAtessVe On SUNDAY oci ~ <p
STRvRNs-Iu POughkeepe Wednesday evening Oes Henry h.
Stevens In the 1Jd wear Of bis age -. o.,
Funeral Saturday morning o'clock 81
Pougbkespsie The remains will be taken TO Grssn"ooo'
THOaPSONOn FRIDAY morning. Eliza vile Of Isaac lnomPsn ana
daughter OF the late Joseph Hall
Funeral Monday from her residence hntnsI, cor VI
FOnrhaye., BROOKLYN
wYLTB-At Dun.sbag Wednesday 18th ult, Eleanor n.
wife ola. q. WJhe. aged s. Jssra
The members Hospital respectfully invited
10 a..en Joseph F.tman, SUNDAY Oct TO-
1859 At 10 o'clock H. precisely SAMUEL A. LEWIS Hoa Secy
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Tharsdsy Sept ~
the residence ofthe brides By the ey sesries ID d.
w. schOoumaker City Miss Louise daughter
ofLansiBg Psnteton, esq. Of Albany. NJ Y.
Thursday at the Prospect Hill 70
formed Church Eighty hs Rev. Dr. Mel Quack enousa
ssssted Rev DR. Wells Brooku James D. sbpmn and
Roberts, daughter Edward Roberts All
OF this city.
sBYMOUR-RUND ELI-At Bloomfield n j. THURSDAY Oct ~
Rev L. Seymour assisted b. Rev Charles Knox George d. Sey
H. daughter Of James H. Runaen all OF the
above place.
SrKARNS-ST JOHEAt Chappaqua, Wesehester Co., N T. on
Wednesday Oct The ofthe father b. the Rev
r. j. daughter Of Hiram T. 81 John, 10 Aoer
b. StesrBs Of Brooklyn, L. No cards
WooDwARD-sMITHOn ThuudGT Oct at the residence efths
brides brother by the H. Iyug jr Thomas woodward IT,
to Emma Smith daughter Daniel e. Smith, all Of this city NO
cards
AL Notefs OF Marriages must be Endorsed with faH
name aud address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
Gov. Hoffman left this city yesterday for

Albany
Mr.. Koopmanschap arrived in the city yes
erday from New Orleans, and at the b. james Hotel
Surgeon-Gen. Barnes, u. S. A., is at the
Hoffman House. The Hon. ID. Mccarthy, NJ q, syrs
cuse: the Hon r. II. Pruyn and Col Hendricks Albany
the Hon. L. p. Walker Of Alabama; Col H. D. hcComD
Of the Turkish Army; Judge Comstock, Syracuse; Geo
Peabody RUSSELL salem; the Rev DR.. A. O. Osborn, 81
Kirby Auburn. are st the Fifth Avenue Hotel EL
Postmaster Gen. Randall 10 nj the Astor House Gen U
A Whittier, u. 3. A, is Mt the Abemarle Hotel Capt
savory Of the British Army and Lieut. De Long. U.
Navy, at the Brevoort House Capt Percva OF the
British Army, and Col M0ller Of Gov. Hofmans stan
at the Clarendon Hotel Capt Brewster. U. g. Navy
IL at tho st. James Hotel Judge Jewell OF Ohio. Nathan
iel Paige OF Washington, and Col W. o. Sydney al
the 81 Nicholas Hotel Col H. O. Butler OF Lutorao u
ut the WestmOrelRnd Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

variety" will prevail ut Wallacks next
week. Tom Tsyors comedy of"Ths Unequal Match
Gra.ebrook Caste" will be brought out on Tuesday.
The school for Scandal will BIO repeated on Wednes.
day and "Progress" on Thursday. The evenings OF
Friday and Saturday will be filed by "An Unequal
Match and Caste" Mr Wallack announces ~ In
preparation The Rivals and The Heir al Law" and
also two new plays 1t will DO that sterling atrac-
tions are offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

The performance at Brady's Curriculum, In
Jersey CITY this evening will be Of interesting char
acter they can DO made by the great homel
Ter, Prof. Brady, Mr.. James Smith, =" the champion
walker OF the United States" and number OF veloci-
pede riders including Master Gus Frohnan and Miss jon
Qngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

BUFFALO BRAND ALPACAs.-An error occurred
in our late article fashions speaking OF these goods
OF American manufacture. They imported and are
having large sale in this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
AIIRRIED.

And Pleasures Danish Pain,"
AZ CoLros's. in the Cooper institste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

BOY wHALEn:
YOUNG RovERs,
COMMENCED THIS WEEK In no. 20
NETWORK WEEKLY,
BOY wHALE1
Wa, -rn.s .rprsnl, tn.
NETWORK WEEKLY
BY LEON LEWIS,
BOY wHALER,
READY IN NO. 40 OF TIE
NETWORK WEEKLY,
contains tn. NOS. vivid descriptions r,ng.
sea, Ia Of which the young hero. the
BOY wHALER,
take, pvsuinsn, part and By daring proves rsd ~ p
.Ou.asu of juvenile bravery. Every boy hsu read The
story Of the
BOY wHALER,
Which is jus, commenced iaEs 40 Of the
NETWORK WEEKLY.
And s,ery ysanx vsnaa, also, should rssd The
BOY wHALER
NETWORK WEEKLY.
For III. n.. mind will b. .ar.ptuI.d s'sy hsss.s ~
charming LUZ LAvRxsss, who shares The
fsrunsasnd trials sfAs
BOY wHALER
The cares, iss.s Cra 40, stas
GREATEST STORY AND SKETCH rAPEs m TIE woRLs.
NETWORK WEEKLY.
sbos BE- purchased By prsais hI children. Tor Ne ss
story sfhs
! BOY wHALER
shov, . sssssh virtue mar kns bs sasss ssSs IN -
| l,i,y, a win in the end rise triumphant
NETWORK WEEKLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
Why LATEST EUROPEAN MARKH

VERY LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
Oct sCoen closed firm on spot and au'' an'" ~"
Ordnairs, OF spoi, lS francs y ewt -, 49, r.. s,...
White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

'roevIy, N.s.rns. Vsbru,u. 1851.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-12-23
aoefru.
SANTA mAm

,rwas the night before Christmas. when all
through the house ..
Not a creature was string. not even mouse:
The stockings were hung oy the chlllhey WIN
Tn sa,,ss that st. Nicholas soon would be there
Ths children We're nestled AL nug 10 silelr
while visions of sagar-p -piuns danced thro Their
krdunasnma Imam in her 'xerchIef and in my cap.
Had just settled our brains for q long winter :
vben ont on the fsn there arosesuch aelaitcr.
/ sprang from the bed TO see what was the mat
Away 10 the window 1 flew like a fash,
) Tore open the shutters and threw up The sasa-
pie moor, or, the breast OF the new-falen snow,
Gave the lustre of midday 10 objects below;
When what TO nay wondering eyes shoui" aP-
pear mature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer,
With little oil driver. 50 lively and qu'cN'
] knew in a moment u must De 81. -Nie~'
More rapid than'eagies his csursers they came
a1 hnd he whlstled, aad shouted. and called them
..Sog. y "i5a. pas6er, now. Dancer. now, Pnancerl
on nSM; Comet. .e oni copid. on. Doner and BilSen
TO the the top OF the porchi TO the top Oh tht
Now. ais: dash away, dash away. dash away air.
As leaves that befo.e the wild hurricane n.y.
When they meet with an obstacle mount 10 tn'
so Snto Sos; the honsetop the coursers they few,
With the sleigh fall OF toys-and -. Nichoias
And iIb then In a twinkling heard on the roof.
Toe eprancing and paving of each little hooi-
AsIdre4y in my head, and was turning around
Down the chimney ST. Nicholas came Win
He was dressed all in fur from hishead to nil
And his clothes were all tarnishsd with ashei
A bundle of toys he had fung on his back.
And looked like a pediar just opening ms pa''A
His eyes-how they twinkled! his dimpies, how
His Cheek checks were like roses, his nose like I
His droif little mouth was drawn up like a bow
And his beard on his chin was as white as In
The stamp of a pipe he held tight in his teeth,
And the smoke il encireled his head like
wreath.
He had broad face. and little round belly
That shook, when he laughed, like bowl fnl
He was chubby and plump; right jolly old ell
AndI laughed whenI saw him, IN spite OF my
self
a ,Einl, of his eve and twist of his head,
soon gave IN e to know Ihad nothing TO dread
He spoke not a word, but went straight TO work
Aad ftIef otltthc Stockings; then. turned with .
And LAYING his finger aside of his nose,
And giving nod, up the chimney he rose,
He sprang 10 his sleigh, to his team gave
4 And away they all few like the down ofa thistle
But heard him exclaitn, ere he drove out Q
lfsrry CHRISTMAS to aV and to az good nighL