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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-03

~ A dispatch from Syracuse, \.
Y, gives the following particulars of
a fatal prize fight at Cayuga Lake,
between Donnelly and Mcclure:
The first round was long and
bloody one. but Donnelly was finally
S9nt TO grass. IN the second round
Nc;3liTe cave Donnelly 2 terrific Hp-
In the third round DsrHeliy forced
the fighting. Mcclure sprang away
from him but was finally knocked
through the ropes. The fourth round
opened with signs of fatigue on thc
part of Mcclure. DOnnelly pushed
him severely. The fifth round open
ed with the closing of one Of Don
nelly's eyes. Mcclure closed in with
him and threw him heavily. The
sixth, seventh and eighth rounds
were marked by similar results. Al
the beginning of the ninth round
Donnelly, who had been considerably
blown, appeared to catch his second
wind. After some fibbing he strucl;
Mcclure q powerful blow on the left
temple.
McGuire dropped to the ground
Ike bar Of lead, gasping twice
and died. Dcnnelly gaZed at tht
corpse with bloody eyes, and cried
Ny God, l have killed him. Oh
Jimmy, speak to me-" His friends
urged him to fly. An alarm wa:
raised. 1t was said that the Sher
ifs officers were approaching. Don
nelly drew on his coat, broke through
the ring and fled like a deer. Ht
has not since been seen, and it is
said that he is now in Canada.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-03

The MGgaoIion, Of the 2ith ut,
states that on last Monday week, an
aifidavitwas made before Judge Tate,
at Homesville, bya youngman named
Nelson Hope, stating that a little
girl, the daughter of Mrs. Henrietta
Russell, Of chat county, died 50 sud
denly that a suspicion arose of poi
son having been administered, and
our indefatigable Deputy Sheriff, Il.
II. Fielder, was sent to call a jury of
inquest to examine into the affair.
On Tuesday he had the body eX-
iumed, aud the stomach of the child
was opened il the presence of quite
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, wkoalI agreed
that poison was detected therein,
and the verdict of the jury was that
the child came to death 10y poison
administered Intentionally by the
hands of Warren A. Russell, the hus-
band OF the child's mother
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-03

a STRONG DIGESTION.-We copy
as follows from the New Iberia
Times
The natives OF this place indulge
III a ta.rHry heretofore unknown to us,
namely, crawtish soup, and craw-
fish boiled, like crabs or shrimp, and
are put on the table heads ard all,
like the latter. We have not tried
them yet, and will have to be very,
very hungry before we do. They
abound in mud holes and filthy pools
generally, and it may be they are
common diet because SO easily
caught. During the war, we knew
many soldiers to kill fat rats, near
commiSsary quarters, and eat them
constantly, pronouncing their tlesh
equal to that of any squirrel and a
meSS-mate of ours made dinner on
g0HHg dog. Both rats and dogs are
very abundant here, and allig3torS,
too, which we have heard make eX-
cellent soup; so that our people have
II variety to choose from. But
strangers arriving here could not be
more surprised to hear that we have
adopted the chinese diet entire, than
they are when they learn that craze
fish ale part of Creole diet.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-03
WM. BEECK, Sec'y.

Az IMPORTANT MATTER.-Gcn.
Candy has just decided that the
iron-clad oath vii! be required Of all
members Of tne Legislature in Viz.
ginia before taking their seats. This
movement throws out the most Of
the Conservative or Walker candi-
dates, as it is well understood that
many Of them cannot take the oath,
and the Conservatives are thus 3ut to
the trouble of finding new candidates
who can take it. Mississippi has a
commander tar more partisan than
Candy, and it would be well to think
over this iron-cIad business before
making nominations. Gen. Ames
has already shown that the couser-
vative people Of this State need not
look for any clcmency at his hands.
lie is going right in for arbitrary
measures and tErbulent men, VickS-
5Hrg Times.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-03

Only three citizens of New Orleans
return incomes i'll excess Of thirty
thousand dollars.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-03
For, Sale or Exchange.

CRovE COTTAGE. u miles East of Canton.
W wL and newly improved and enclosed.
For further information apply on the place.
Wish to exchange it for u town lot improved.
July .. SO 3w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-03
Mt(p Establishments.
TO RENT.

DESIRABLE HOUSE and LOT conve- a.
N nieHt 10 Court Square with an excel I'M.
lent garden of vegetables. For terms apply I<aiis-
to JOS. W. LUCKETT.
July 8 lSg9SW
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-03

GOV. Huliock Will convene the
Georgia Legislature ~ the 9Th Of
July.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-03

Medicine Wolfe, Il Cheyenne
ch,nf who WIS recently killed In
Western Kansas, had forty scaips,
which he wore for a necklace. All
were the scalps of white people, some
taken from gray-headed men and
women and some from small children.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-03

Eve hundred 1uu nUn.y five fash
ion'o.r Utt.H have been ,,..guin Paris
during the season lust closed
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-03

Egg- A color difficult TO see-Blind
mans buff.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-03

If all OF Judge Shacklefcrd's rul-
ings shall he as impartial and just as
the one referred to herein, he will
receive from the people the plaudit
of :. Well done, good and faithful
SnrYant.n
, 1869-03-21

tocrat&c, apdlspce that ever Oiled theatro.
Her h1st notes HeEa, received BY sa!vo OF
applsn.e: but when tse "AEnus d., ~ -
b., TO which,,ha Couuteas PepoIl absolutely
lefased to rezpond- .Tne rugues Of the
i" Gsu1ia" were also! 6}sed. The Maa
will, aba uecuted under the eupet.
hteudree at IL. Uimsnn: at Milan, a1d
granted this right On II. Ulmann's payment
;ofone tboneanu pounds and pvouissoEy note
for smother thousAl d IN six months. As the
mats will not occupy whole evening. the
iMpfessa1io has enga2rd 5:yoEt. the great
vielnist, std Bottesini tor the concert which
Ranrt, and Muzio. the leader Of the band,
viii accompsny him on this italian tour.
Maurice Strakosch, wh3 ow4s the mass, has
forwarded Il to bis brother As1, who VII
shortly bring 1t out Ia New York Win
Mis- Kellogg 70 s15,ss ba y IL ss,pdai perform
The sarcastic Jules Noli,c writes: "What :
has the ox n dune for French mu,ical ART
Its great Gun posers have been Ro4!nt, m
Italian; Verdi. snosheE Italian & aod a. gsss AgyeT,
France owes =. Il Jnire," /" WAS net a pupil Of
the. Co1servztolse. Geuaod, rhereforey re-
mains tre sole rcsult Of tnr8e millions. As
% singers: Mario |. an 1:alian Madame
vi.rdot Garets, BoFgho. and Patti arr
American singers nov stud'ing IN Enrope
arc Mns Mackay. Miss aerllne, Mh. Gibbs,
Miss Tsggart. Miss EaJeunezse, and Miss
Car1nar-a!l pretty faces besides. but With
psmes that terribly netd chan1iuE. Jean I.
Jncques oetnbach hss srllten spicy le,te.
to tne, circular recently addisssed. by ths1st
ter to tho theatrical managers Of London.
49,. MAdAme Gtot2a sand.a charming tale,
La Petite FAD. tie" by bec9 arranged BY ,
, 1869-03-21
CXIc4op. NATL -, l5J1.
To tie Editor uf The Cntesro 1y1nu-s-


To tke E1'.os Of The cnte.go 1Enu-s-
AtAm.crcx ustA- inu4'es ft teo SOLDER
Rene, feln On tsc Is b :n.t.. 'te fullo~iuz pre-:
az bic zrd zc.o.1ttoss we1s adopted without \
ressr1ve ve1t:
WnnR1As, D, WsshbaT, tho 81 oelfn' 'ens snt
Ct tnlat s3:u:'cr. It's 7eeu e.AsH VITA nsin1
N RI btrazi dtenstti, Hr7 ~fh @Ieklacs y
ou.s." sc VI ina: ice iurat-ss II t2ts tns'f'u-
,lrp n.Ys rc.t ccetcttrt, stErl ~ Eucle de-
fe d.,P hm a,ptI boAs c.a .artts; hal:
Htfofre1 Tbat ina cssfses Of trnnEsnuess, e..
are i ,sse sls: oee ara -itsou. aoy f'ouda-tou.
j., E&sQlsr6 tk41 tae eh1rEe IN lm'a1Il u
ex.,. tIa stsion ot scarrea &od I'm s!s.s Aci1letn
Rsfut.d, rnst toe Cttcaso P.anut iies-.lstr
owl Il spa ev t. cur 4 rtdv n 70 tor cs1 u
ra' etut 1dis IN counE'kk EFT uanaa ~ AIae4e
emu ~ vita tpaf or Dr.. WAal,nfn, In the
tlss cesous ca age Of iIt ,1tct-oa. ae "a ,ll.h.
-ns II &C oatt 1f toe oroee nsA Of tae Roksd
Of NJ. q 'ais US itul.un, IN sex4r1 70 tas
ah re Ea-td enAefA,
RssotE. d Ttas toe inmates OF this ho1 Nc esu
ten u -egfet the seeep'a3-e or tao rssixosuons
Q. D.. ns,a nla saa 'sdy b tho Baard Of Nam
R'soitsd h2' tae i'm mst-s Of seIa tnstts1trn
t<L-er khe.r Aesrs<a. thanks - MA ana Ms:
= Neth-urs to- 'he4r n>Hs u3na-sss - n. ~ -
tt4 crl b+st II aes attca4pauJ fntm tar 'ako ~.
R<s md TEai tn~ p-ns- ot this eiu Ga StA's
AtH tS4ue4tod to pun.t"h th'* n 4et.
~ QxEA ~w4xsHT. sha1mt"'
i, a. BAT, 5eesetas1'
, 1869-03-21

te.p.e4ed ty members + ,he craft. 1t moro
especially belongs to the maDwuvres q gay
.. clety, ano cat .ps~es " yes" or "no' very
readily N sign IA EraEn. az ~ 10y oeionE
weapon OF . widow, or ms1rtsd NIT, Who
Is na fax in the us.ges Of society, atd the
ylctltn singled out BY that ian can Say "ltu
''' t..e volcPyou c,nn.t hear.
Winch rays must rot stay; ;.
Which b. exon. ne Awar."
About fansl Theyt arc made of b. ne, or
tiee-work, through which color'd or silk rib
bon is sun, and they arc very handsome for
the street. Tbote which saw wese in the
lie heavier designs, at prices from $500 to
TORTOISE SHELL CONES
for the back hair, which can also be made
10 se1ye hs bandeau for the front, arc on
exhibitlcp at the counter, aud soma of our
| most elegant 1autes have already adopted
them fe1 evening wear. They kre about
| 5000, and sery stJnsh. Tortoise buttons,
| s1uds, palsso1-ho hoiders, and other ornaments,
force OF nature could no further Eo' tn drst
giving us the beautiful material. a=d then
making artists to create magic Images out
| OF II.
There has been long riva1Ey between fash.
ion and na1 use, who will not let her ross.
/ aUA tI4G9 VlHul III tlG AA4SkJ Ql
life, 1t wbich fashirn reprcducts them In
costlier lore1lress. She steals the blue Of the
sky and the green of the 6eid and this pur
| pie of the violet and makes nature suffer by
the contratt. She 1eaps harvest Of whea,
and rye and sweet pes, and the blrds pick Al
her straw berries and atr sad to 11d them
cheats. She Is absolute, despotIc, bpt-the
kirg +, dead--lone live The Ring.
Thanks arc due the EeatlemanJy clerks al
J. B. ehays, u. R. DJche & Co.'s and other4
Tor useful information. VIc,
, 1869-03-21


All a.eat- towns and come tuA1! oIes y lave
uersnsr OF .thts clsss. but IN Aan tesh sa .nsu
a ts4pueutx III wealth oer1espnuo tohoe maI
III ,1r 1fthf tfs+f' These mRFer5 e59 Scuer
1ijy ofd bachelors. loE the m, matIn;aA tn;aA 'ir.e
dssws meu Into Act1o! l.o7 sn1,s s,irnes 11ser
= ~ M snsnetl1nrs Ia com paRionsaip
I,ar va Apsv two brothers who urea
=; ~ Fn,ton street, Y here they kept stoFs. Ine
s'o1e ~ hnFeytr. lad long since erased % ne
q p:sce Of butmess, ahd ne old s1d 1Aaea
liz re see med ready to tumble; These brothers
stssd scerther. from youth, bot always
nusrrtifef. the or1y point q agreement
hsinr that Of ofcoupmy. They lived toxether,
becauts shes had no other place Of spode,
hui etch was afraid that the other you'd
die Ia time 70 P Fnit me survivor ,tea5 70 ely
aor1ni OF these men as rney bought scraps ei
meat and ttale bread and stale vegetables or
= h}rh tLes lived, sud He often thought that
ii huin nIty eas froz en- from Their eearts.
ThsT are row ncln dead. ard fhe1r tas1uE
have 9e ne 10 heirs ios "n2I 9 lug n.S,,r ~
nptb,p9, and who IN turn carea notu.cs Ns
them e1ce.t 10 get ther wealth 4 AIo:oes
ryw,s cttuple, aud was not out o. nis
hru.e fnr tgeni1 ye4rs. He hso sa1e ~ uts
channter. which contoluea the rePsvsentanses
or i milii Of dollars he eonle raeet MI,
M, er eI - snd th-n wheel himself nack % bis
Nd. ihis man had In his South fallen 10
love. though bis atlec ions Ee1e 80 posS!tI' p
ssficken tbss this GEMS almost incredible; ,',i
The weadtus was deferred bsea1se . ne sou.r aaas
live cheaper single, aud the time nest1
came when he could afford to get msrraed;
Three times the match WAS renewed ata9
broken, ana THREE times the BRIDE eject haa g.,
Ler veddirE garments msde ready. M ba'
ach time the lovers heart failed MIN
Married LIE would cost .moneS, ano
ae could i've cheaper single; Tnc W.
maa made no complatot md sought S1 nc nc
J legal redress. She supported herssn ~ ~ ,tn he,
| own labor, II d Tor manf years sa* notn.a-
CT her lover. she knew not that us Pas..
mopY was emhit1errd By 1emorse. nc %oen -
end drew nigh ~ ho5rSfs Ss issIesitS s.s s,S fo
peouesihed % bis property 70 ehafis!: M
cuto1. Her 'ees haze Ri.sed tss nes d1s,sn 10 com
.drf,, ,fsterinx her quonaam lovers Wealth ii
he csuse 81 humanity. There ara MAJ
o,hsr nisess Thoss hoa1ds razEa from sma!
, 1869-03-21
TIE QUEBEC sHoorlaa AFFAIR,

The grest social event In Canada this
ftason Is the killing Of Etsign Whitaker,
of the British army, by young Caatoaer,
~hcse sister Whitaker had seduced, Tho
affair took place At Qnebac, to which
p1ace Whisakef's regiment h.d recently
teen. oroered from Londos, C4nals
West. A. L 'ulon Ensign Whitaker had
pr secuted various enterprises ot tho
tnu c character, one OF which had been
aueLdtd with such SUCCESS that brother
II snoster yourg lady had
followed tim to Quebec with the view,
Of getting d shot n him, which II Il sup
pcked he Was prevented from doing only
by The greater promp,ttude OF young
Chslcnrr. The net result la Two girls
1u'psd, one man dead aud another on utal
tor murder.
The newtpspers of the Dominion arc
greatly ptrplexett' by The dz,ouement,
The army, boing differed tor th1 m ost
psrr BY The younger tons OF the English
nobility, constitutes tbc very elAe Of o.
:. uatliau .ariasocracY: and shis alarming
event Sc. ms likely. 70 lead to acooi-
AIuo 1%h"%<A sAS UUp'C AAA k1k
.aed4' cats, which il very much
deprecated by the organs Of Cansdtan
opsoiou. We lo2k upon the affair
melancholy n it ID in every point ol
v,eH, n ]Iklly. TO-. teach = very bsneh-
ciAl icsson. First, II Will teach tht
ycung lttertines OF Her Msjes ~ lane
ie1ccs IN Drlthh North America 10 b
q " fle more cltcunasptct In 'holr soclA
dclreaAsi' M. 6ccotj. Ii w,ll teach th'
ytunR misses Of tho Dominion. who ",
esen p1oro 10 loso their s&nscs Ut a;gh
ot pair OF cpaulo's, that al +,
not gold that g,itters., Il vIl
tckch the parents Of these yonoI
m,slea that theIe Is moro protltAbl
bnsiHcss In lb.s world than AnkllnR Tor
sc.rn Of the English ar.stocr,cy. UAna
d.. VI iipnPinc, will not bo : ihvortt
lun,iEg ytnuLd, OF tho younger sons
hlIeal,e1. Ths killing Of young VIII
nkcr will mako n comm 7tlon 10 The W. >
Etd club4 when tho Dows loscllcs Eae
lAns', and shoso who arc inc'!pod TO fl
low hin rode OF \ fo Will turn thetr S.eI
towards r.y)s F.thcr thin Qpcboc,
, 1869-03-21

TO TIE Kt.t.f Z o. u. OnsraRo TrouIe:
'':uYrtr len 91Js tnst VOC 20 ztIl net B. IL.
e1l:ed 1ftoe ne q ne eiea on rcr oan o1 +
t.ts-" A!tor ne N 1tqare 9'at II -om-a's
fns!rett EFT hAv nK 'a-+s epas' ed ser a.'.r
IN tic pr1psr boz 'h- Pot OEee ha' to quietly
Esft OK. FeetlfE r.r <+~ ,ut8etatts upon
tht tietvstk t4r e eus5spes Of nss s'tp'. md
ussrE The fe>.da- Of her opt e. poxsrs N NJ,
tn'-', tzQuf'iuse oA.eTva ion At ons1 ~ ts1ts -.
ruitto, bst rzetS ~ -. saenit 20 70 r. aejsa-
6. ,or Of s1: ,s.:s a; ;.a,,tr III: ,R.,s ~
nita:t1e n Eaa eea. a. - 1r, .sg1 s9f1
% Tar o. vko de .os es., .aq ~ ~ o.o.ses,as
81 T,asfn eoa 70, uta.so 1srt3 Ffc'1al ~ =
St,ts faxiesoas hossssalR. ing o. fetEss~ ko1'
a jrs43f1A -. l.
, 1869-03-21

for this rcasor there would be public feel
ipg enough 1t length to demand a reme-
dy for the wrong That took IRON - msuy
the right TO tree education, AID the OIL
ciAi board be reached, or one cseAted
that urde1s&andA snd recognizes the
Fundamental laws Of Aealsh.
, 1869-03-21
NEW BOOKS.

THE eoNNUN sCaooL GEOGRAPHY. t3ny-
o,'s Ge ga hicsl !. rte. Pno ,lshe, BY chartfe
&to.. htcaRu II Aati.ou street.
The Abors OF ProE Guyot, first as 4 lee- |
tDrer before ASSOCIATIONS Of teschefs, and Af- |
terw ards IN the preparation Of maps and text
boot 8, have revolutionited geographical In
etruc Ion in the conmcn schools. The new
conception brought into vogue By this DIS
tiIepsshed Instructor Is that the foundation
Of the study should be In sucn maps, dis
grams nld otEer illustrations as will place,
~ Tar - possible, the physical aspect Of the
earth's surface before the pupu. Including tho
elevation, the appearance of natural prodnc-
tfuus, and even the aspect Of men and snt-
mails native 10 auy spot represented. Thc
n.ps ot Prof Guyot, with their sduirahle
coutrtyances OF color, profile sections, dis
grams, &c, arc the distinguishing feature OF
h,A system. They ere phvsicut 4. well as
political maps. a1d are prepared In I series
OF nine, zach serIes beInR in three sizes, one
quite large for tchools which demand aud
can aHoi d the sIzc. apothcr Intermediate, and
the third kmzll enough to como within tho
reach, and 10 meet the needs, of the smallest
sch: ols- To these have recently been added,
in tie large form only, three ycry dnc. Ct ssh
cal maps, The text hooks prepared u-der
Prof., Guyot's direction, aud thus far pub-
| nshed, are three, The Primary, the 1nsc.me-
mediate, and The Common SCHOOL. A valua-
|, bic "Teachc1's :" zdlt!onn OF the latter Is also
published. Tic universal opinion Of educa-
tors has placed these work. yers high, As an
| original aud fn1tspatabte Improvement upon
the old methods Of dealing With the subject.
The rank Of Prof. Guyot in the scientific
| ror1d nnd thn r}~arnnxa and fnrrp with
which he had urged bis Views before attempt.
Ing TO exBmpQfy them, With the esldent
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, 1869-03-21
TIE PARK QUESTION.

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~ ~, :, ~. - .pspa,;. p.sP s,nsrs ~, ~ r.,s.
w. a't .,.. ";,;a. Ill., 49,
aue' 49, - -.s.. 49, .s... 1910
s',, e.ss " 49, ... - 49,. :.
sI.. W. -" a.'."... o.e 1 ~ r.. 80 .uor- -.
a."syo w !. -, ~. ha,@a, - vi
., .,.-.,..,.s,. c,', ,A..s a~. 49,:
~, ~ ~ .s1- ~. III, 49, 49,. 80. -,
euA' te'.. WV NV '' es. ~
e'ose' t''s.5 .Aa A.e"4 '1'ea - - 11"
'R WIN 80 .ue" toee 80! notu,S-
nep, 'un' 10 'oi VIE eoou " tuo "n'''e
p'"p'e'
~ fnol' 10 'nsuo '" na'c no" aou
ue".1 pAse1n.n'' sae's 4oeau saeo opp"se
w. because " cos'a money. u ~
focgns 10 maxe suupe' anu suop'5
ese'yp'o VAN pure Hnu oneAp |e4f
tn'a osFu OF s"nky men ~ onto Sslso
'onR Na touo ho"l sE&epst u, And &C.
D"uncc and Aousc II 10 VssionAry ant
wild. and asl because II hxa 10 be pA1t
fer. II Ibis race of snstl anil m,.cst5
men bad their WY, our s'rlcss wouit
NOT be paved; We should h4vo nat.he
hyJranh pnl water works; aul III %
who hsh lAmpt or candles uicu. hsv
l'gh', but g,s and STREET lnmps would b
unknnwr. With triamnL In b.s Ton,
ore q this c1ass Of men vii. dcoouos
all prsach,ss q, men VIII, dop's Gu.
tte,r salt: ho ha .os churchrs bee .u,
they make him INV new rent. md over
rnbltc sch,ot hc regards 4, oDty
nulaaacc 10 suppo1t worthless mSn II
women who can't make = living In II
oth.r way than by ,eAch.ug,
, 1869-03-21

The Sioux arc pEfh1 pE uent0llS, morally
aud physically the best body nj foofaus on
fal, and = a fFonan seqres Icwd. thes pass
5 on TIA prair,-., That IS 70 5ay thty lake
her oat OF :the VILLAGE, stake her eo0n % The
ers.uud, Kakfe -lhe III lett for sb1re nights.
subject 70 outrage by tue rcu1hs Of she
tribe, who can KIN her 'tf tbeF wrsh.
she Is. uter shts. made: to carry wood,
water. md do hard Iaeef n The tribe,
t:ctd In tie tribe. but not. extenalvelV.. Il
ulau mar have ~ nlsoy wlres as he can
ktep. hut must buy ber1. The uoi!er. al
priee Of wiIe Is pony. orfor white nan
IN Amtk.cao horse. \ t4rIT once bought
becomes lhs immediate poptssJ .of Inc
have bought wives and ,ieTer ben aold
|. 70 cafch them. Most oE them,. how
eyer are quite WllflrP to- he canght. An
I, dian. tevetal Jesfssgo tooE a sucJ to an
os8ces's hl.-e, nna tried Ia every WAY TO pur-
{; aae him. bat the onieee: wouid NJ. part
with tbe anims'. f,nslly .tha Indian offered
the horse. Feartr4 BE- would s,eL ,r
MAIN the aufmsl, and MT ~isatsg to
offend him.: the ot1c,r vars the In
dan tie horse. but declined to receive
the REl n return. be young LADY, bow.
ever, was informed she was sold. s1i 20
tile matter stood. After waiuaza long lms
Tor Ter huahand +. come anu claim her, she
ore day, Il he re de ~ the camp, put h-rse.f
10 his way. hen Seeing be took 70 notice to
Etr, the catyely atked: "Wby d.n't you
catch me." The officer. who had ever seen
her before. inquired what she meaIt. when
she scuI diy tolr him ehe was tis wife, and
| h'r. H pever c11lmed her. but stc WAS re-
| ga.ded by her tribe As the ~h1te mans
| sQuaw, and At last accounts was still slLs le
| II Waltts z f.r her hu.bhrd-
, 1869-03-21
a sprn& Flower.
tFIf HkFA . ~.

utst 1IttlfnR Of tba d tck nf 4 Iwers.
Thst auoa tna sprsnx 10 mssaosp soand
n .th suea awe 4 I, Zach Of Apt. se6wets>
And suuh tttah pn,ut's to lhs gfuuud.
Conf 10 try heat vito nj yonr cnhtmst
And ts!l mt Of tho eloriss tecmtng
Ia bLurasUns epNo,tS's loEitE AfEs,
Whth Jou eafto of and lstE nkf dtsamiuE.
At nor slpca yoz sn,l ! sro fr,snd..
Hndctasand you rc1T vtti:-
How ot" n. thus, 10 Rfdk'sf ends
:" Dur matusf sr1 n0saeof lalti :
..rpnt os5x hei6s 10 secklA UosrA :.
Il hunt Wilt what It Lad to tas,
Ala t.!n ms ail tho hon, ycd bIBrs
II ai'a euhina u, our VOID Ia MAy,
II sn!d ne hnH The h'phodois
rsfp htiEtsbiIg tts>t Npy ss~ssp,
ALf htM TEE tonctr.tsed ltstese.ls
Ws'u hlutf tt4n in oEmsE ycvs.
!, htntod tsst 100 tlo!dfEsoAe
Would rival lhs tane]ts'A sshite,
,AId esssa eootst q fits Ut suos
Asnlasl = Yskuat. bixh. sf II zht-s
llipek. u tune'ul lbronKs Of birds, V
u r,ntr tsunttaR IN tnc run, '-@"'
OF tleek, And eur 1eE.sAt. d herr,
Adp own 2, sa.h tksss work hAFun.
lsplR Ruo rR mtty .2osxso1s GAS, =
1tat hcrt Ing ~ = otE lhe VAST,
sb.uId hue heir enbsr. In suen wsys
A. poel's bsush hsa Le'1r e1p1ess:d
= =.
Jetris sals MI i,.tls str.nesr :.
Tnyouf heart. and 10 3unr roou,
Fer III Rrts, roueh, hfud- endasgcr
1Eh NICK huet Thar pr mts- h0nm:
But IN IL elImth Of Jcur b.ONu eyes,