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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-28

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Lodge. No. 81, On the 6rst Wednesday q o.
before full moos, In each month.
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LEGION OF HONOR
Has been awarded to the representatives Of the
celebrated Elliptic Sewing Machine, by the En-
reror OF France, ct the Paris Exposition, 1857.
The highest premium ut the New York and
Pennsylvania State Fairs, and Gold Medal ct
the Maryland Institute, 1866.
This Machine 10 Simple and Durable. The
best for family use. Every Maships fully War
operator to see each stitch as il is formed, and
TO guide the work more accurately. The dis
tinctive feature Of the Elliptic Machine, Is the
use Of an
ELLIPTIC HOOK
To carry the loop Of the upper thread around
the spool containing the under, making the
lock stitch alike on both sides Of the fabric.
thereby doing away completely With the vibra.
tory motion Of . shuttle, the tension upon the
under thread, brush, check or loop controller,
and al devices for taking up slack thread. This
Machine, instead Of making variety Of useless
stitches, rendering nsosssary this use OF aons
plicated machinery, makes but the lock stitch,
the best and only one suitable for the varied
work Of the family, which. by most Ingenious
yet simple device. the " Elliptic Hoot," it exc
eutes with precision and certainty unsp-
proachabis by any other.
One great eonvenispce 10 the ssse and pre-.
cision with which Needles are set. They al
being % marked that the most unsh illful oper-
stor can set them without any troubls.
These Machines are adapted to every variety
Of sewing. from the lightcst muslins to the heav.
iest cloths. They work equally we'll upon Silk,
Linen, Wooden and Cotton Goods, with Silk,
Linen and Cotton Thread, Seeming, Quilting,
Gathering, Hsmmins, Telling, Cording. Tack
ing and Braiding, with the greatest facility.
Por Cash We can give buyers better discount
than they can get on any other First- Class Ma
chine west Of Chicago. Sold BY
6MALE BROTHERS.
A. their Drug Store. Indspcndencs, Iows.
May -, 1869. 46.n
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, 1869-10-04
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1859.

resolutions Aso conveyed to the bereAvad tautir,
o. NE deceased the aJupsIhy and condoleuce Of
re re mrmoeft uf The brigade. The following am
Ade appended 10 The resolutions: Tposnas Gpu7n,
fiHE leuteuAnt. eofnmAodlnR CO I: 10 ~ Ciarr,
si..,e.tt tMs Isa1enent eomenAnd!nx Co. :: 4 4.
Gcnot1ckA FlfEt Lieutenant commanding Co 5;
T. y. 1epntnRa, F1fBt Lleu.epzn,, courrnudJpT c.,
I: ueutepanfa JDo- C. Nicol, Geo. B. ActefiJ. Vim.
shan. Leaaheeter, J. CRre, Wm. Tra1eat, d
psr1e, !. b kNt, q. v. dsl,aef, wm. II T. hao
bard, VIZ. r. White, q. A. Busse.
Tn1 8opT o. TIE man d1scovezed undefumth
ne approach Of Randolph ssreet hstdke hxs besn
iSsnt1ed paPers found % nls penon Indicate
tnat curing tne var be serytd IN Company N,
rn!t iiftnuis Ar1tlety, apd lost one OF his legs
A see tn!nest, held yesterday. the bndeo,ssudef
ing tie bridge informed lin mat drlascn .mau
wa ing On the apptoarh. Ne vtsated the spot
i9dsssseS: Ssss = ses 'Sasd oniy "a. srntene,
u imposed that decessed erax,ed uns41nesth
tho PROT ectlon, ahd accidentally fell into rhe n21-
nw space oetEeen tae ptlna' whsse Tho bod1 Was
cofdahce With shla Theory. !.
:, 11tE Fatk for The bepeE OF tho S.sters ct Aery
Actpttai WI ne ipauEu1n4et stihs WABASH Avc-
nue RINK this evening" TIE y tie secoad time
caRo, - yea1B ago. tnss these nooia xone1 have
called on she public, tu 1t1d H2n1er, for asSlt-
snee. Th!s they hope viii - thsa1 iaat far iss
1.H5 5eaas ~ cti1e. 1aa bo&aNa& VIII " lelt W.
Cont tn thttf parI 10 make II pieR11nX 10 their
patrons hpd Deserving Of a1c>eas-
AT A MEETING Of the F. B. Of DE District Of
Chicago. held Al the FeplAn Hall, su<ner OF R2n-
1olph .eLd Neils. ttseett, yes;estar, .ote OF
snatts WAA un1utn ouAly tsudeEeA to W. Charles
MaeEsoy, Proprietor OF the Hlbernieun, for hIa
generous Donation to the Fentan Brotherhood.
:. a MEETING viii bc held this evening, n Parlor
No. fremont llouse, TO make artaoKeueurs for
tfe celebration OF the lsndtnR OF Eolnyhls IN
America A lalKc tUrt1-cut II expected.
Tu1kvEs entered the establishment OF ]. n.
Deeehet, No ssu " Ell Madison stfret. on su,,lr.
daJ n'sht, aud slols plated ware 10 the X4loa
, 1869-10-04
cH:sAee BOTANICAL s0clFIY.
PFnrcedl1E1 st n a1tctTnH on Saturday
Evening.

4 regular msettng Of this society Was held on
Saturday evening, At Professor Babcocks Acad-
emJ, No. II Eighteenth street An interesting
paper waa resd By Professor E n. Hale, Il D., on
''Sope pt the Lluat,c Vegetation Of Fox River, "
IN which he mentioned that be had discovered 10
that stream tho hdtit4t Of the great .st1nn,3ium
lut<1k, or losus, which, If not Identical, closely
resembles the nJttc Egyptian lotus, which Ia rep
resented on The ancient monuments aud Temples.
A. desGtbed oy ". Hale, i1s 1eates are nearty
two feet In diameter, tnlck aud hcavf. and resem-
ble 4 psratol bent bAckHaru BY the Wind. Tne
teed.yessel stands Two feet OUT Of W1ter, on
IL T. r. nat hs
The sesds are ali blasted, probably
ears1 summer moniat. The Tt,tef believes g thas M
the lotus prupagatet from It's suhess- It tsom the
seed, Tho plant ~otd DC mole wioetF distributed,
lio stated tbat the plant vas fonnd III the Vesl ii
Mauuee River, In Ohio; Ia the R7er RAissn, ncar
Monroe M.chlaaa:, near MuskeeoD, on Lake
m eafiy day. In tha Cttcago River.
The Icadtng OF tht1 paper resulted IN lively
MI Watne said he lotus ras found 10 immense
Quantities oppoate st. Louis on tho Illinois side of
the Al-tl=stppl Ihrsf La et2tGd tnal Ia that To-
eali,! The seeds n,a!nrc ia'y. md as result ,ne
the tubeEF. he thought The leayef and noEets
were "a often found floating ~ standing high
sbass "a wa'sr: The sesds r. and tahsss were ee!a
A SPECIMEN Of the aoosn-sfaped net, csntatntuR
the III perfect seed was shown; also q man Of sno
Fog hFsr sho'ssng he locat'on Of the lotus Geld
PfUf. Behl1 thought the seed vessel sAuk TO the
bottom of the ttsean 'usttad Of Hosting - do
ton Of Alpine pants recently scnt him from
Switzerland. Thet1 exq11ase deltcacy wzs much
admired. Hc also presented several specimens ot
she leaves Of the nepattca, showing the singular
1flAN
, 1869-10-04
TERRIBLE AEEinEAv.
A tn rrinEa Driven Into tho Rfrrf Mt Wells
tsrees Hridxe-DrpWHf1G Of tkc
Driver aud Team.

Wells street bridge Was The scene Of = terrible
accident Al late hour Last night, resulting Ia the
dfoW ming of oue, and perhaps mo7e persons A
few min5tes before midnight, 4 ing, having n
vessel n tow, s,snalled lu approach, aud the
bridge was swung open to allow passAEs.
Meanwhile carriage Approached, fcuu tbs soutn
and ire horrca, Ut qnne 4 Sow pace, proceet1ed
toward the gap It Ia 10 be presumed that tae
driver wns either extremely dFowsJ or quite
the situation; arn the homes, without guide.
ptseed neJont the approach aui fell neAitouE ln-
70 the tue1D, tht carriage a7d drtret following IN
their Nnxe> Tne watar instantly closed upon
them, ahd tacJ passed cut orAghL, The news Of
iaferess II the noM, lAtEp
crowd WAS sodu collected about the sceno.
GrBppttnE irons we're ptpoatod. Aod1 after an
hour4 exert1on, the botT of fht dI1reF wAs 70
coreTcsi It wa recognized - that OF IocuR
mAn named Thompson, ataas Dixie, employed
1t Wright h Brother uyefy stable. corner Of SEale
aud ktnEte Streets who Nere the oNnera o1the
carriage and hortes. Whether there He1e aay
Il wn tl1scased ph91on: The car:
for, and when TIE fE1KtSE reporter lett the
scene the Mons had taken hold, and the team wAs
being hau1ed ashoFe- IN tuiA connection L may
he veil 10 remark thai The Approach to. Wells
street bridge u tnsu1lcientiy ltgnted. Tue lamps
.re between forty Aua nsy feet removed from the
drsw, and tnaK PARTICULAR and most Important pal-
tlcn l. m comparative darknesk The Board Of
Public Works should pay attention to th.3 defect.
as other accidents maJ re4llt theTt1ra1.
, 1869-10-04
our=Du0R SPIRITS.
Remarkable. Performance Of an Old
: Chicago Trotter.
The Trigger and Base Dail.
TBE TURF.
a nk~ nYn WnasY

ANAa = DhEf
/ CAKE OLD Hoasx
Tp< Boston Jczrndl Of The 1sr tust contains re-
port Of rs1e which cccut7ed 1t Mystic Park near
that city, the day prstioss, in uhien old Cncs-
90 home carried on the spots- Old "AcclesiAn,"
or, - he Wss better 1nowu here Ia Chicago,
nBoston.' II Tho days Of tbs late Chicago D1t7-
trg P1rf. wAs 4 great fsyorlta and, gnter
more, ard Hn Hodges, carried away many >
pure. He II the most ungatn1J, vta!nous looktng
Old ZIP that eyef made an! psctenaions 70 speod.
mncn smasemeus smong apecsato4 and hls
hobnlfng EafF q IesnE :. ~ enough 70 make any
r. ~ Is So cp, rhs5e sn 81 ansas @
INT two OF tn1ne hesEs, Boston generally "l2at-
Cd "the ionre.k, and Gasta1ed sas purse md put
* osner. IL 20 40 oiI sorse, W Seiy pId hot.e,
when be vas wnet Ii Chicago. and must BY thla
,sne hare reached twenJ+s1es OF four Jears-
Wednesday s7tn!afl eaI eonphsted but .aof IL Tho
9 T. 81 & !, ssepa 81 Sskss III q
ks Sss e. ss az .o as;e
r. ss "a e ,ss % s ~ 5s
q ID h:s,s hsxtyss ssn IS sIs a., fa9i,dsy
"a r. y n ta h3 ts & s.,
been the t.H for EtEat s.any Jea1s Ht ase
~ sss,e Il; 4h' IT, : = 'Rees ID 1Sessg
I'd % sss ne3prnses eys b. ,.os<ss ,ns.,i y,
yrste4asy. md 1.n Iscs nithIa : hanarti tnits of
ko teu, f6t maay year past has not eeene complete
wlhLut hi I%esepte. snd uhen The have
nit badly he has generally bcen Ex1 sseecsalul.
Hrncefnrwad hs EiE have to 70 In f&efrr company.
hsrpey BIOS ne aorrc feadtE won the tth heat In
~ arh AcEselsa won the Ai1th he1t and te ttee in
323k- 4 Ifrgr CUNT Of money chansed hands tho
rezulL"
TIE GRH4T DGtBLE-TEAM RACE.
The aaue psper ha3 the lilo u1CE ID reLsttop to
The great tonb!e-tesm race, which occurred also
On toe day Of McCle!la0h VICTORY. ard In which
the fastest double-tsan hest On record Haa tSut-
ted.
THE double Tram the any one Originally {p
thf nFf4 mr. fol Tan:.da1. End cunfidrFao iotcfea
wss fell in the nTntt. 'rhe teams Merr Houeyt AIru
and Je4se WaIca. India Tsabbrr beu and IAdy W4tof
hl1ck Hurry and Bells Ntrttk1snd, and Co4un1odbtc
Nutt and 6o11el John Anen and mate eAslT wct, Tho
u thIse straight hcAtx In the the bt
douale time an rceeEd-3:9la- The be+s sl1se nat1e
FlcE 10 this 1t PInkptet Park Btuoklyn june
when Jessie Aea and Uarkutas tnAdc ~ The tr1t
beat not very interesting Int in Lie second nd
third fh4 cout4 fot set.ud petition eiYhxt e1.
eitin8. S4u and mate = inn1nk~
BIG fCksES.
The Htfse Association pf WItlt1ua1porE Pa, Of
ferA pur2ts to the amount Of t GoU for four dayss
raclLg. csmme1ctpg on tho 1sta tnss apa the
Nar1agA1seu Park Assoc,aiio0, Rhode Island has
nuDR ~ Il tsM for four days sport. beRtnniu0 on
tht 9th irHt Tue WIlltAnapore Association Offers
ole pure Of fl.oo0. one Of 1.sDo, one OF la0oo,
one Of a5,Gos. and ono Of 5i,pap. This Is ouAt-
DeAa.
, 1869-10-04
THE ciTY II BRIEF.

AMONG 1uE MoCRXEAs at tie funetal Of the late
s. r. RAJ nopo, which TOOK p1ace yesterday, were
the ueu1be1s OF the old C,lizena' Fire Brigade Of
which the oeceased WA Captain for several yaass
The brigade WAS broken up abont the cosnnaeaee-
mcnt Of the war, and only + sman remnant Of II
I. DOW left For the 1rst time 10 ten JcAtl the
men bers Of the oF1Gtnal Company 2ascnaled to-
rether yesterday tn pay th- lsst tribute Of respect
10 their deceased comrzde, who had Always been
ore Of the most popular among them. After the
funerai cerroonte1 were over the brsEkde held =
meeting, and adopted Eetotutsors eKpresStre Of
.he ttp vgres rcft nt his fUtme1 comrades II the
%1ddep and esriy death ol Ar. Raymond,
and enbcdyipE n tender and tncese eIpres-
-ton Of ettetn for the u.Any Hcf1i1X q1A1-
M,es which att3tnrni*bed him ~ fnan
and ence1red him ~ f7eod. The
, 1869-10-04

n, The Editor u TAe CAieaso Tribxps:
serin< tiecc In tast Saudath sdtton ii TIN CHl
cAGo T1ttsE relating IT, ta1c au eiab4 IN which Il
was atate thst Chtc.xo eonla not boast Of any nr,
sla.s clubs xould NE 70 ~ few wo.s IN tessrd 10
slons b.es esI sabs y Chissao There |. aeH eiut
With sns dub Ia the United ssstes Il 6as psy q
twelve ar thirteen sHmet ths .ea.on, md b,
the victor cnL twice II H. but = jantoI
Club now. lat there splendid player in It
thcsto. The pane of thFs Janiar club i tho Active
Il y now she Champion junior club II tne Nesthwrst
le5. eannet f.!l .t.t theJ cap 90 Until they pI41
CHICAGO. 1:*euld te vel Tar Of The senior clubs
OF EtlitA5o II .pfsy this elah bALI-Fk4Tx1
CuICiG0. 0tt ItHY
, 1869-10-04

AccKr1AEcE OF Nh BoGlRDr5s CHAL1Ex0E
The following letter contains its 0wn e1paua-
ton:
n A< Editor ef 1As Chicago nti5-ass
uotict ln tour Saper u the 3sh ut. th1t my chsl
}th1e to L. bokAtduH u Aetepted, eant4ionAy. In
tErlJ would aa5. taas his protosltlons nec With my
ys:s He ~ Eeta5a to 1ottelt 20 =
th.i the .hcGte. sa. a.e w.xea e .sdaie hesse =
the banda Of the s< Ktng editor o: lhe Chc.4u Tfaes
II g. b PLAY r pay: 10 excusc whatevct Is to be
the lit of November The srDunds to 10 at1ecsed by
dianfefct;*d parties Il sny pothf In CeutF.E tuots.
md third weeks in No.rAtts md to he def EditeY
that n coa3tF - eounties .fe m 2 % made
tslsd With y onts.ds par1ten ihe saove eor
mediate stipuiattous sill te drawn an1 siSued-:
L. =. CoS1tIS.
84xLuoN, nj. Oct 1853.
, 1869-10-04

Patents who wish tu-
formation how 10 take out patents. had be:.et
No, s. Park Row. New forK, and get 1nelf opinion
AID advice, which . G1yen without charge THIS
Agency mas established iweoty tEe feaFs ago, and
has had 1 much Iairer experience IN xAu:ninG
insen.,ers md securing pa'euts than suy Other Ia
The w11id. Ccrnuntcsitops conaJentt1l Pam
phitt oi AN7 and tnfurm1too free. 4hdltN &s
ADORE.
, 1869-10-04
4 NoSla1 Enwnanv.

The Rockford 1c.uranct Corpauy aroids cites
AID seeks farm property 1t deals olly In Illinois,
snd sentB no money out OF the State. Its losses
arc paid. on sn average, Hithtn ten dAYs. Its tb-
efsl deaing secures hosts Of cnstumeEs. and within
= months Il has issued 1000 policies Nearly
<,oon Of tnete we're taken BY Illinois farmers, II
has shc Auditors certificate aud ID ali sespec.1 u
IN horof 10 our own city, a1h to the Stale OF ILL
nln.-ktesFnrs Rt1isle1, 0cL 3, 1858,
, 1869-10-04

Remember the P1nce, :1Oa MopEoc
H.Elet, where can be obtained nfHs-claAk article
10 the W1g OF \ C1ss0Eo boot OF shoe. toxne Of
the best MAiertA1 and II reasonable pt1ce. No
heuer article made In The city. a 1t warranted
IN iExfRLce.
, 1869-10-04

CnledoniDn Ctoh.-Ths Kecnlar
ncptn1y meeting OF t1e GaledoniAn Cllh uW be
held 81 their hal, Oh Tuesday ese5tEg ns1., Al
, 1869-10-04

Ctumr1-Eor Ehnirc CtEDrs $50 rec-
olmenI tbs trade to try H. PlowmAnS = tcsnulAc-
turc4 Factory aad once, s. Cia-t sleet. cp7ozite
Sherman upule-
, 1869-10-04

Take AycfsR FBtGs fof nil the par.
rcses Ct pu:EA;tye. for constipation, indigestion
hendsebc and LIVER compta1ut- By uutyefsA Ac-
cord, they arc tne bcSt Of MI pUsRai1vea fot family
Qtes
, 1869-10-04
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE P0R SALE,

EoR sAI1-AuCf!oa SALE OF. REAL
x.s:e 1aA Wi seeesss,s S.ts.sh S e tas
$eae5ss Irvine q 0at.st q wearsasy. tse aosh
t'eas = u hasa
s,1s ;hs ". interest :: M; iost. lanlap u tht
Gsoas ss IL r IS ~.
Well 81, pEspsTy Tas. bssone ot ia'mcn,e s.!af =
beae1sa nsderiiss ,5e sfae trse X ''e s
CT s:. I'd h.s " Scea e 10 atTasa % ia.o IL .ssofds
msg x e,p H. .rg.ss5h ~ 4 hsy IL 1, D. F l. 81
AAcpoN1 t.. Kss, Hs,ri.te-s Hi HsnIitoo, 0asssia -
OF tfs nsEl.sa Ki:s! osE .I:e 1et.s .aa IL IL:
as sse: s,s Il H. mn ns
f4r further PARTICULAR and condopa q s.e. Ar2lv
Z e y, Mss ill., q pstt pessa md "
ses,s1s H.; 'eF shs dev.er' Of the late Dr. punlos ve
G.A. TRuRuAN. Anes,ouerE,
GedeFieh, Ontario
s; s99p Ri =; EAas + sa.E oE tAGsss
lH fl tNo tho ownes being rhtafed in ranttaetar
isss rs fs: az & se ssF t
rusehase5 ae.iss. ooly Ct hou.. ssde tEo4 oh.
i@ aes Il esoa usases % il tssas, whiei ut sta
fUoash Toe4 to ~ e tas p9 e sse
n,t1s my be 1nsde Ii No iuneuenabered Chie.sa ay
81 6ss cena.y .'' I" Eo
EoRsALEoR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
ss t1% 81 te'5s IL. r H.. 9E Ing,
,iS1 rs 1Ri, r. sRa n +
1es md I6S DeGsbofa,t
, 1869-10-04
z. u, SHERMAN,
Aud otc hundred md nsty oIhei

CHICAGO. Sept II 1863
RessTs- Atss Rs..i.ctne. n r JaA~sa. J. 4d.&s A.
!ea4 let" *zo~ sAS~. Z G. SA-r7sar. daf atAt+s.
EfSTIEAEx. To<f tnt5flnritAsinn rtane<.1nk lae n
be candidate for Aldrn1 q the Third Wsfd, IN the
election tins fall IL teteisfd- Allow taa
that II win bt pca4usc Tor d. yon rcgurtt
satifdtd that Il T. 5tur for thSt
rfotrted Sou thi4 manifestation Il pr
rn1E8rpees on nay qra1ffestons ran say rottinx
whatever. hut cap. aoA Do. hf<sty shAnt fr ts
u;aIk r! trsrstu and snseletF bore that the futur
ii tereio. no,blnE 20 lersen mutual fesilaes Of
F1cd viii Toult tyulF, l. J. RAfEA
, 1869-10-04

The opening exercises OF Heun ett
C41<ge Of Eclectic Nedle.1e esd SIrSeEJ VT
, 1869-10-04
FAREWELL SERMON BY REV. MI wRgss.

Rev. George |. Wrenn, for the past aeyen ytats
raAlor OF tie North ttaF Attsiou, Eho ha. &c.
fspd On ye4trtuly Dofulnq prtaco-d hfs fart~e
setu On fr the Mt1Slo1 Church, oa tac corner OF
, 1869-10-04

ENoH SAIH-A GOOD OR AtN AHnBTOCKFA Farm
Z HitLt1 ten Mles e the Gpurt Home. South Sdr,
q bArgEtn. WHIPFlE TRUE Room LEr.bAsd
NOR 1ALE-sqp ACRR3 N LIBERTY EOEHTT,
II TetAa, u. Also, 1eskIso 2ere1 land ind farms in
Set1h. West eaa South. Land and fxx1u. anh on
+ tntT- farYn Cf 50 attr1 sdi6ltInx : to al IA In
lafaeants. All fnpryrrd Apply Of aadrcsa Eocm So4
Z, Poa1 utSc= Bjeek, G.nxA8n
, 1869-10-04
t5IYUATIoNB WAETEp-MALsa

talVUAIlUN8 WAHIGlNMELE3
CrTuATfON EANTED-BY An KrpPpIr~
IN 49, y ~ lssh Speass n!'1
Hst frfrrrntts s.enyif1 IA5re.s AfHG1ttst~~ tpG st~~
oo4-- @N--- o.---.-
&tioAItoN WAMrhp.M sUkE Far
Nan rs, m r.n n1 51s@ shes y E,e Hosti.h -
nan spd aos stssid Il ksd 1sosf. Aatrns. aEEt aERtS,
9I11i 9.I111k.eo e.ne-.
" a ,rs1ar. = rsn.L = ~. w
m.a 4 III ~. rifias to ~ e.a s1t saa r,
Istsse EfGsf g e. ~ 1a w.sf % u~' "'''ss A@+s
, 1869-10-04

..fz,. s,rr.r:sa power without our Nd
Hs6e q x ciAy and formed ~ He1:
AHd V,I,ru Iikr & antr9fut aheeP ue stsaFea-
Ee baruks. M - His fesa ss1a
, 1869-10-04
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WANrKp-sTEADT EMPLOYMENT All
W kpod NAse3 VIII Be- Sfret 70 hr1<e3ara hN,fh9s
zddres'. 4; At oaet, ;TRAssoBtPT BINDkRf. Psof'4
, 1869-10-04

t1r mndpc4s OF fhc4r seeming victory. We shall cry
from thc deep q OUT feeatns ces*zsson @ saG toas.
tcde, my God. ny 80. why hasS Tuoa fotsakeo
But. Notwithstanding these occasional coante:s >
fs o1hrrs1se BEN, iast,ned ~ faith, 1t has
peace With God, through uur Lori esu, Ch!st, p
.nip IL aitn tie Father, Md win Ills Son, Jesus
Cl,st onr Lord Tt,e,e Il II II a power which
enables It to .rco,ce ID t..oai.ton a'sh" and to
.tceunt ii I'll JOY Then It fails into divers fe r.
ts;iora" Ii ha1h ~stctosr Ehich osercoueth lht
Eo1:d" and Ahopc"w hch "maseth not ash1uo
cd, tut 10 ltke "an archor 70 the sui, sure aot
kteedt1st, ard Which entcrutn - That within lnt
Tic sIn ahove a. eonctlnet h.aes. Black cloud
Ell the zig, aod The hurEs!nr w'pds Whi1t ~ u
ip1y. 4 tua. etf3ngGf 10 this planet, coming j7s
1htn ftr the nrst time IN ssss H. might Judge tbs
NC have no FE1; hist th&s Is Our connop expt
..a as' nat tss sa a n. hss !ss IN
1.outtt, Tar ahosc k'c1m aud clold. the san shine
IL u,le.t5 aDd gloE l.ks the eye 9, tlod: and
lRht on which he cznrot look for 1ta eIceednI
Edahtnets. s'rztRera TO the cas4sslan lie pro
1T
tpow be,ter. Ills sometimes DARK aud ttnrmj
a 70 1ss q S 7es s 'ss q
1ay bv which he cnn load down do y the dre4r
east wtre With quaus and turn The De- Itself Int
uanua. roru the ~tMEroesE where or teuts a
nltcned seems covered with sheea of alTer.
:a IN ss ts', s ,os ~ IF
trxt wc bhuold ceErc him. *to4e whole lite D
raytn wfs . tirSr, who Ws!et oat Tia agony o
The piene Alr among the o.tses: who "ttod It
w,na-rr..A alone" ana Ia kis solitude szkei Go
to tst,ialp It 10 tbai payer OF awful mynte51
ANS God. my God, Nty has. Tho1 fo.fa5tn ne
spt uA be the author Of our great aud abtituK X
on earth Ard II Hta<en; let tnpAe wnn h1,
tF,td him ku1w thai this Ia last Ills power. Ia
N who, 10 fAr ~ We knuE, neye1 sang hat o,
byR,p, has power 10 E1akc Diner men ding Al II
Wpite: the man Who wsicd Tor osker rneu'A su
has pdEet 10 make other Uen 8huQt glory n
ytctp1J fos his tedenpuou-
10 not thep, gel dtfpondcat and gloomy. bret
,ru. Lei life be IN endle anfheua. When 1t Il
r1rnes cart End rEpe1tupcS Tocnd nhpnt you, st
snr. NE {he AerHylAna On The seA Waen Il
rnnes nv, md loved ones dIe, and "est1h rs
rrcedes Ind dnappe211" still trust God and SIC
rrs.el Eis lest on 1he great Atlantic, =
e,ne az The c1eaepgefs took TO the s1oAn boa
n.Ts nsxsed apd fhey t0iitd end nnngcfed a
sonsrf for 1ne khoFt. Aud one aat. Waeu
recrns n though hope long deferred Hoo3a ~
,1sde fhtIr hesfis kfcE one rropo*fd &n1t they ~
sh6 =, tbey eabH-ouI oo Ire -. tnH ao.au "a
nyerrr sea-the sea IN whose DARK ae2ta1 y
.,1ett soou struggle with death Win no enote
sfgtr and no friendly t2aL anu noPo Hs ~ sssinx ~
nn expstnS candle IN III scekeh A''u ta'' -
tbei krCg: .,
" nstir how With t<cfed loF.
Kpo, thAs -. God tsGnd alsne
lie can e1r-te 4nd lie de7tfo3.
~Bs eo,r.rssa peYse1 without our ~
%N.6s r. II cfay sad formed a. He1:
And Whru Iikc & a,tr9fn9 shetP "e sssa3 O.
Ee hrust. ns - His fa{a a&Asa-
, 1869-10-04

REFORMATION WAIVED - OF CHARLEY
Fly. eelo.sa ny, sho sts kia heoe d ]. dsfssa.
ard Ll.e1 eeas AdaTets ,Irs AsN a4Li, Jeaess,a.
, 1869-10-04
INFORMATION WANTED,

TSFnSAATInx WAS1ED7; 7pTN- q NusokR.
ine spstuF ef ls& fes AAno! snde! Naney I'm slps.
the dsnEhersts un!on soldier. who II adonsed bT
n s:Sse;a ~ II tats ef r. 81 Z more gtd.iy q
hsnds Of +. P. Russ ELL, FnhNs A3insfsto< Of IroS
CoEty, No., to whom Iii ie.feI1 gislEx ipfoSn7stnIs
y u pIex4c &c addressed
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-15

Mr.. Emile Oliver has just published a
book IN Paris, which has had a large sale
there, in which he lays claim to the honor Of
having influenced the French Emperor to
venture upon some of his recent half-meas-
ures of reform. 1t is curious to read Mr..
divers opinion OF Napoleon, carefully
guarded at all points. as was necessary, but
Ii seems the more bitingly sarcastic because
so guarded. He writes:
A false appreciation has been formed of
the person of the Emperor. He is set down
as taciturn and impossible, and, In fact, he
appears so on public occasions. In his Cab
met he is quite the reverse. His physiog
nomy Is smiling, and, though he never
throws off a certain reserve which resent les
timidity, his reception is cordial, of touching
simplicity, and seductive politencss. he
listens like one who desires to retain what
you have TO say, and he only interrupts to
make serious objection in good terms.
His mind is not blinded by prejudice, and
one can say anything to him, even the truth,
provided one expresses one self gently. His
changes of opinion. which have appeared TO
many like assimilation, are only the ma
tural movements ofan impressionable mind.
1t might be affirmed that he is only acessi-
BILE to what is great, had he not often con-
founded that which creates an effect with
what is great. His resolutions are slowly
formed, and he is not sorry at having them
imposed upon him by necessity. Ifhe were
not startled he might adapt himself to liber-