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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-29

The Gazette is blowing for big
Musical Convention ut Cedar Falls
Edora Ledger,
And we are going to have 1T too,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-29
NOTICE.
SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF IOWA,
BlackHawk County.

STATE OF IOWA,
BlackHawk County.
NOTICE is hereby givr- that on The 18th day Of
~ of November A. D. 1859. u; IL O'Clock A. NJ. ri
the Court House. in the City of Waterloo. county
and State aforesaid will b. sOld At Public Auction, tO
the highest bidder for each the following describ
ed Real Estate levied upon and taken by virtue Of
y special execution. issued from the Office OF the
Clerk of the District Court within and for the
county of Black Hawk. State Of1ows, in favor OF
Robt. NJ. Cameron. and against the property OF
Charles Crawford and Eliza j. Crawford. ot-,sit
Lots No. one. two and three, q. "a in Block
Cedar Falls. in said county and State. or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said writ
OF execution and all aecruing costs.
W. r. BROWN.
Sheriff of Black Hawk County.
Dated at the Sheriff. Office Waterloo Oct. 18th,
1869. 3lw2 Pfs6.00.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-29

Ayoung man named Charles Grant
was crushed to death in a Touring
mill, OF Marion, Linn county, last
week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-29

MEADvILLE Theological school,
Nl founded by the Unitarian and Christian
bodies, gives free tuition, and pecuniary aid when
necessary, to worthy young men studying for the
Christian Ministry, Apply by letter 10 A A.
LIVERMORE, President OF the Board Of Instruc
item sMeadvi,k Pa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-29

yfEMALE COLLEGE. Bordentown, N. j.
Il Board aud tuition $20S per year. For cata
logues address Rev. JOAN II. BLAKKLEY, A. M
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Justice
Hogan committed John Spencer Riias cock Ell Jak,
"a weli.knOwn pckpOcke. for having stolen a wa!eh.
valued at $40 from the pocket of John Pray, resident
Of Hudson Cy, doing business No. % ROoiusus bir
Pray ia Printing House square, when the PElsOheA
stole the watch. Mr. Pay seized hiui ana spencer
dropped the watch and breaking away, ran down ftthh
He followed and arrested Dy Detective On
Firm. Frances Kelly, the woman VINO stsDscs
Harry Hill In the dance house Of the Latter at No ~ Eas
HoustOust. Friday night ana her companion Neiiy
job BloOd alias Ernest Begmau, ON sliuiday was com
nitted having the evening VI nov ) stolen NC
POINTER dogs valued Ht $780, from the residence OF Dr.
Gardner, No los West Broadway
At Essex Market Police Court on Saturday,
aud James Campbell were charged Nun having broken
into the residence OF Charles SANFORD. NO 100 Second
ave. september last aud carried away carpets turn.
aud wearing apparel 10 the value OF f65 Ine burglars
long time after their large maui ovaded the pOc.
but were captured Friday. They NIL held for
trial ut Court. On Sunday Minnie Harris John Houder
John Williams, aud Others brought by Sergeant
Thompson aud the Court squad from Notorious panel
house In CrOsby-st The complaint was preferred by
Henry Carter vi No la GreenNichst who entered the
house on Friday night, at the solicitation OF Minnie, aud
robbed of SOO Dy several OF the men, whom he wac
unable TO identity positively In Court but they were all
committed for trial at Court John Scheriin was com
mited for examination "a charge or burglary. having
been caught coming out from store ON Soyenth-st
complaint will be made this morning the proprietor not
being present IN Court yesterday Ohcer William Elan
merry Of the Eleventh Precinct Police positively denied
that he guilty OF an assault upon Caroline Myers In
hallway her residence In COluubiast Saturday
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
The COURTS.
UNITED STATES CoURT-CIRCUIT.

The SiCiSs EEtrddition.-In this case, in which
Francois Farce IL held Ia custody awaiting the ARRIVAL 1
an order OF arrest from Switzerland Judge
Batchfurd has granted writ Of babeas corpus reitirEs
bic ON Wednesday, requiring Marshal Harlow to shsW
cause for OBTAINING the prisoner In custody.
Daniel j. Kelly, Indicted for embeZzng letter fren
the Post Ohice aud Patrick Kelly, Indicted foe having
counterfeit money in his possesslon. with intent 10 p
the same having failed " appear for trial. their rect
ulZances were forfeited. =.
In the case OF John Bsmar who had been fOnDd gnfy
of attempting forged army paymasters ehecR
for 400 motion the verdict aside, und dlscblgs
the defendant the ground that there Was no PROOF S
fered OF the check being forgery was argued uoc'A
The trial of Wett Ferguson for perjury ia the Nc
Henry case, Is act down for the 9th inst.
The United States ag one Hundred ana Stree1l DoSe
pdirsoI Kid GiOpesTbis action was brought TO forfeit
1Hany OF KID gloves imported In lb0 ana seized Tor uh
LIBERALIZATION Ia the invoice aud entry Win ute 10 hbWd
payment OF portion Of the duties, which were triy hVe
per cent al rdlore The jury rendered verdict for ne
Government Mr.. Stanley, Assistant Dlstrlt Att"IheJ
the United States; Mr. DunnDg for tho CLAIMANT
The United STATES agt Quantity Of Dress GOODS SltES
Veirets and Linen H0HdAeohteJS, Nov. g. lo6g-I as
CAUSE came for before Justice Blatchiord ana
Jury. goods In question: valued at some SlfeO NesS
board the CRY OF Boston, In July last IN two trunks ana
were landed with the seerage passengers baggage Dub
seized by the Inspectors OF Customs az Ct"tc
den upon te charge that tue owner attempted oslhuggo
them aud avoid the payment OF dulles which were 20
per cent adj rdiOrep IL appeared Oh the ial that o
goods were nos entered the manifest aud that they
were landed without a permit. aud evidence was gi'ea
Of nm ATTEMPT 10 bride tie officers by offering them two
soyeregns 10 pass them. This denied by the claA'
ant. The Jury rendered verdict for the GoYrrnheh|
Mr. Stanley Assistant DstricAttOrney, the GOfotA
meut Mr. Hewitt and Mr. Greene for claimant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08

and nar;sbato 90 the mastery If viewless bnt mighty
and nntiring agencies of nature. HaffFiho n"uns
bnt kingdoms and pyramids Win sla' 1--WE and bv
fathers wrought with windmuls, horse, 49, 81 -
falling water. We get main force W ou din ,
aud wood boil water. Mr. Ercesl9i re, "a to lilo he
cbucry with hot Now the propose 70 " ~ IL
low ne surface ami by the combustion Oh @ aho,',
nods gain force subtle, nexbaustip, n nnU
stands there no cheaper way to raise saJ @
gallons Of water fifty feet, than by cOsns 10, 90 ~
BuJ the time may be at baud when vi r. sana
pound Of with some cheap acid VIII 10 t Of reach
greater work Nay, more, are on the PUN ~ Ia a. ~,
ing some eNhnustless fountains OF eeih' nsaru,ahi
INNER air or In the depths OF earth mule III
bnt aInowerfnl teririo or cosmcal forces IKE that
which Keeps the earth spinning on It's AXIS Or tpS
which the most ancient heavens are nr tba borscs
that ere supposed 10 draw the sun. ana ney win ,pil
the spun tho yarn, or pump the he Co"n,m
wood, grind the wheat, or push the plo" VI ~ '"k
EuUlu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
TWO MoRR ARRESTS.
DETERMINED BURGLARS.

Between and u. m. on Saturday, William
f. wilson oflSo 25l West Ffteenthst awakened by
noise In the yard under his window He raised the sash
and looking out q man directly under him, eSi-
IDENTIFY trying to force entrance. Mt Wilson shouted
Police" several times, when two other men appeared
from Deghboring yard scaling the fence by means OF
step ladder, which they pulled over with them Tho
three mon made threatening gestures 20 Mr. W., ana
finally one OF them aimed a revolver at him and Hired
Tho ball grazed his face and struck against the bricks
attenng out and dropping 20 the ground Ocer Brown
OF the Sixteenth heard the shot and shouts and
ran spot but the had escaped by using the
ladder as before. The policeman nnauy Jaw Que of the
wOulbe burglars In SiXteenths and pursued him into
an aleyway the north side OF SiXteenthst between
Seventh and Eightayes, where he secured him. ana
fonnd on hIs person a ivebarreed revolver. with one
chamber empty He taken "a the Staton-liouse
where he gave his name rs James Wells ON bnOse-
quent vid the house. upon which the burglars were
about TO operate. large Jimmy was found The prisoner
was taken before Justice Ledwth at Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday and upon Informal examination
stated he % years of born IN CleEe-
land resided at No 246 Sxth-aye and by occupation u
baker had nothing 60 the charge OF attempted
burglary and cloniOus assault and was committed WIN
cut bail TO answer nc tho Geperal Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
AN OLD STUMBLING FIRM.

Superintendent Kennedy has received note
ncosng the following circular. which the writer states
has been extensively circulated throughout tho Western
part OF this state:
OyycE OF EoYns L Co. No. 60 WALLsT, Nav ToRK iS6a
DEAR sra Shond uhBed snter branch OF eonb
basne without being particular - % the means
babi-ome be
large fortune realized by the expenditure Of few dollars sub
,ce the sheet With poome I~ss
,sp euunty and h letter 10 Immediately upon
h, Toosp, ss0d ample sIpAaao instruction. and al
Bsous 0raad Of participating Ia o1r oea
ave Ou''A'A~ i'' '' " Eorss Co. No 50 wAllst, N T.
The sahscribe hereby pledges himself upon his mo
scTri bssoT reveal all Of the secrets Of the business
carried on hy and strictly CONFIDENTIAL all eomnn
poauons fom them sign here $500, toahT - I0"A -
Stats Of. ,- -. A.
country and should respon ~ De.eceived, the writer
Will receive proposition for him TO purchase some fac
sa,s ~ limited States Treasury notes at reasonable
rate Relieving that commercials are meant the dupe
sends his and receives in return some small card
nhoographs of treasury notes, and them for the first
lime realizes has been badly sold Noyes Co. have
also operated under the name OF GumDridge d Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
INQUEsTs.

Coroner Flynn gu Saturday, held an inquest
at No II suaok.st on tie body OF Frederick Hsmilia
who died of disease Of the het while beaa conveyed
st. Lakes Hospital I'm a csNlape Coroner schirner
held an inquest at No $40 Rlvnetons~ over the body Of
Mrs. Sarah McEvoy aged 81 years who ded from injuries
received about FIVE weeks ago, she having fallen dow.
fight OF stairs at her residence. .COrOn% Ftyhn ~N
hold an inquest Bellevue Hospital Me body 81
John Rogers who died from injuries received Nearly hNe
weeks ago heavy iron rail having fallen ON hIs foot
while engaged In repairing the track Of the Hldsoz
River Railroad. The widow and four children OF RoyesI
are I'm Ireland George Williams. peddler. aged 80
years. died suddenly yesterday Un dioase OF the heart
in his apartment the upper floor OF she tenement No.
% Bayardst. Coroner Flynn will hold an inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
THE sUBTREAsURY.

"Who is to succeed Gen. ButterfeldT is
question frequently asked. The interest among Wast
men and in commercial circles Is deep and earnest.
Among the prominent names mentioned are those Of
Jacob RUSSELL esq, Gen. Hiram Walbridge, and others
who are said to be well fitted for the position Solicitor
BanHeld has been in the city several days ana rumor has
It that the name OF the Hon. A. B. COrnca.
Surveyor of the PORT has been specially urged npes
him by various influential merchants aud other men hrh
IN political circles upon the ground OF his practice
knowledge OF the duties Of the Office aud his ineHiV
With Mr. Cornell at tue Sub Treasury, 1t II argued that
tho Conkling and FentOn adherens would 10 lo'huy
RaIIaInl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
THE DRAWBACK FRAUDS-THE CHARGES AGAINST |
MIR BLATCHFORD.

TIE DRAWBACK FRAUDS-THE CHARGES AGAINST
MIR. BLATCHFoRD.
The charges against Deputy Collector Blatch-
ford seem TO have had their origin in the fertile brains
of parties now under bonds for trial being connected
with the drawback frauds Of two or three years
ago Upon Mr. Grinnells assuming the ONCE OF Col
lector he instituted Investigations in the various depart
ments under his CONTROL and discovered that grave
msdemeanors and neglects had occurred in tho Draw
back Department. Mr.. Blatohford being connected
with this bureau part in ferretng out the
guilty ones. and. in revenge the parties upon whose
shoulders the igut seems TO rest are using
every means TO fix upon him completely in
tho frauds BY inquiry at the Custom-House
II was ascertaned that Mr. BachfOrd obtained leave Of
absence I'm the regular manner to visit his mother, who
rdes i'm the northern part Of the State; aud also ap
pears that there official charges against him nor
Mr. Batohford had absconded but all TO Incline TO
the belief that the story is fabrication from
beginning TO end Dir. Grnnel, however, states
that u thorough investigation shall DO had, and
upon his head the consequences must rest Mr Grinne
for tho past two months, has been Dusly engaged ia
looking up old abuses and correcting them ana it Is
probable the rings" and combinations" that have 80
long brought disgrace upon the customs VIII Oe broken
TWO MORE ARRESTS
James Caldwell and Romeyn huliigan, two custom
House officials, be examined before Commissioner
Osborn charges duplicating them, with other Iues
not arrested defraudnR the United States out OF
large sums OF money by forging fraudulent claims for
drawback aud obtaining the money thereon Mulhgan
was arrested gave $4,000 bail TO appear for examn
alton Caldwell, hearing that warrant hnd been Issued
his arrest, gave himself up and was held In SOOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
SUPERIOR couIT-sPEcIAL TERN.

Before Justice Hthidn.-ARother Gold JyuHc-
HonEJohn J. Pdrdce el al agt Randall H. Fooie.-rais
action brought To Restrain defendant from relhS
sl2OOO gold bought by him paintihy order at 49,
The plaintiffs clam that the defendant tailed 20 deliver
the next day, thus dscharg them IRON haOty, Dht
that he INSISTS they liable. and Threatens TO nave no
gold sold by the Board under tlFc ruIe Ids piahtns
claim would be great INJURY 10 their credit An lyuhc
ton was granted restraining the Defendant aHd the GOa
Exchange from selling the gold, but motion at defend
ant FoOte the INJUNCTION dissolved AS against Llh
selling tue gud but retained far as to forbid It's sale
under the rule
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
SUPREME CouRT-CnAMBERs.

Before Mr.. Justice IBgrdhdR.-NGthdn Hell
man agt Charles l.. Lieher Il slThs Wac motion on
the part OF defendant who had procured his discharge
ia bankruptcy after putting Ia his answer In the SUIT -
Do allowed plead his discharges by supp ementa an
aver Judge Dgraham grants the motion. rendering ths
following brief opinion ~Under the Odd practice, AN IA
solvent discharge allowed 70 be eaded although
obtained after suit, bat the plaintiff allowed 20 Gis
continue without costa 10 would he unjust ~ deprive
party of the benefit OF discharge unssr the BankruPs
act because the action had been commenced before tue
discharge Tho motion must DO granted. but VITA tnS
privilege to the plaintiff to discontinue without costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08

rccords Of the Court 1t was nsceraned that on the 2th
dny of Geptcmher n complaint wns flied against one
Stevens by Col Henry DE Alma dong business at no re
Watcrst for having swuded him out Of $3.50 by CHEERING
"a se him 800 United state 900 bond for that sum- At
the same placethe Ashland House. SIMILAR tIiek was
rnrtnd 10 and when the eager buyer opened the pack
s,e he fonnd bond the County Of Lyons Iowa, hOs
Worth the paper it was printed phe same as mat ugr
,sIe IN nrnye the identity Of the two, but 1t Is likely
mar te operators are aud the same person stephens
rava hnnda m Al 500 70 answer ami plead not guly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
CIIESS.

Play in the Fifth Tournament of the Europa
Chess Rooms Nos II and "a Divsionst, will commence
this day. az about II o'clock tho principal con.
duons of tho tourney beng follows: Two games to
be contested by each against every player; drawn
games counting half OF game 10 each party con
cerned. A limit OF nvo minutes time has been agreed
upOn for tho consideration of any one mOye and tho
players WILL DO divided Into FIVE classes In accordance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08

with their supposed skill Glass will give the adysnt-
age Of paw u aud to Glass; H.: "pawn and two
moves" ar the exchange" Qlook for KnighD Glass
Ill; the Knight TO Class w. aud the Rock Glass "
Odds OF a similar nHture will be likewise rendered by
Class IT. aud the remaining classes 10 those Of ineuOr
rank Fifty combatans Srted 10 take pant ~ tho
proceedings OF this great reunion OF Chess amateurs,
Inclusive Of nearly all tho leading players OF NewiorE
aud its vicinity
BROOKLYN TOURNAMENT.
The first annual tournament Of thus comparatively
recent. but 1Ourshng organization continues Ia be
Quoted with much spirit There was unusually large
attendance Of members and visitors at the Cub-rOOms
on Saturday evening" aud at the hour OF adJOurnmcut
the several OF the successful players
follows: ~ -. 80 $780,. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
United STATES COMMERCIAL COURT.

A Smuggling Cdse.-The case of j. III; Schroe-
der aud Isuore g. Bon cigar aud tobacco dealers &c No.
1853 Pearst, who are charged ~ith eOmpngV IN shuk'
soper Shields on Saturday John A. AilIan OF NO. 5si
broadway testified that lac had SOLD Bon Nup cigars
yana and concealed the Of Nassau aud Fulton
sra for less than the price, aud that the cigars
we're not stamped In any The further hearing
ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
PETITIONS AND DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.

During the week ending on tho Oth lnst,.
petitions bankruptcy Iled by Cyrus X. Crane.
orn r. Crane, aud George SANFORD Price, and discharges
In bankruptcy received by Henry A. Mead lsise A
Perry Marcus Gould, Henry d. Blake, IhOlna, W. Abue.
John Lane BennO Dianaut. SaO Damdut. Henry Ner-
ner Louis Ettinger, Edgar Huddior, and hichirad a.
IDEAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
sURRoGATE's CoURr-KlNos County.

The following wills were proved last week
10 the surrogates Court ui Kugs County William Wac
Ian Of the town OF New.LOtts; James H. Bur"n. JOaH
Carly John IA. LoEeT. John ID. Gibson. Susan Mills aad
Valentine Ehders, all OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
COURT CALENDARs-ruIs DAY.

SvPRKMH CoURr-GESERAL TKkE Non KapneFad hooos sui
Preferred CAlerdarA
The People sx Fowler 7..Movsn stidmors
aH Bah S..Aaucs ~ a., eI'u, sgt
.. BIcelsor Pern Co agt Nance
Fowler, impd S..Msnco e 81, eTu, AZ
3.Excelsot PoIm Co agt Aanies
Fowler. upd ..MAnioe 81 a., eAn, at
t.Ptice. tET agt Foster. rec'r hanice
5.McDernolt 0t al. eK'rs, agL uMAnteo e al ears a.
UgOw. hAnlce
COuRT-SPEcIAL TkRa.
tPefers Beate ct al ~. Baldwin e al sgt D0jd lie
II. Smith o. al aga Small 1t al
lssues Of Lav and Fact
III sIthare Railroad Co AT ls Nelly Sheriff. agt Bsbsh
helHyr elAL 1874. .Bigcr act Trnssel 4 al
sStlHsn Ngt Austin 81 lea..ASa a. ossdk'sa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
suRRoGArE,s couRr-Nrw.YoRk.

Wills admitted by Gideon j. Tucker, Surrogate
of the County OF NewYOrk: OF Mary frathcrstOn. Wm
L. Mitchell. William Walton. Margartt keiloran, Mr.
,u,ret Matheson, James ROOiurOn, Edward Menohy,
Frederick III. Bartholomew. John Gonnoud, sarah J.
Glass Albert Korhammer. Ann Nj. CLARK. Robri HosirJs
William j. Peck, Caleb Brush, IT,. Catharine baEth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08

which distinguished gave @STe las we pTe
All things considered, eva ifring snccuss financially
seuted, aud thu Fair was a I''nIny ."- - =
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-15

At 'he recent icte in the forest of Saint Ger
main, in France. 10000 bottles Of ordinary
wine. 1000 bottle, Of champagne and 90 hogs
heads of beer were dunk IN little less than
two days.
4 mcu ran through one Of 'he principal street 5
Of Paris the other evening saying that he wished
TO eill tue Eml error, and perhaps be might have
rr'ci. as, whon arrested, he was found perfectly
insane.
The Emperor Of Russia has ordered 60 009.-
900 cartridges, "A fact which the Europeans take
to Indicate decided intention to act on the de-
fensiye.
During the Emperor's recent illness the Chief
of Police consulted with him daily on the best
plan Of suppressiug riot in case one should
suddenly arise.
Paris Joke: 4 besgar is seen standing for
hours holding out his hand to statue: What
are you doing there - says passer ..Tryipp
to learn patience
Leiru Rollin recently wrote TO French paper
that a once after the Imperial amnesty was
granted, orders were transmitted to the different
seaports to arrest him in case be should endeavor
to return to France.
Since the foundation of the Prussisp Bible
Society IN Berlin, in the year ISL. il has dis
trbu'ei upwards Of $ 900, 900 of copies of the
Holy Scriptures.
The Gar Of Russia has authorized the oren-
ing Of subscriptions throughout the enuire in
aid ofihe monument to be erected to Humboldt
in Berlin.
A suicidal mania is raging in the Prus,iap
army, and III few weeks, ar the c1mp Of Borna
near L''ipzc, ifiy-lour soldiers have put an
7 N hplr ylsfn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-15

The purple hills are golden at the top,
And rounded AS poets silver rhyme
The mellow days are ruby--pe that drop
One after one iato the lapvf Time
Dead leaves are redlcning sB the southern
slopes,
And gray ami stark, the forest boughs are
bare
No breath of wind s,irs in their hazy tops
Silence and peace are bFoodiug everywhere.
Ger tsuts Of orchard beughs, anil purple vines,
With scarlet feckei-hung Ike broad ban
uers out
Along the woodland paths, where low of kline
Is heard, and echoed by the heri-oyy's shout;
Where the swart pl.ughman his last furrov
turns,
Aud whistles as he takes lis homewarl way,
Waie high above the village cnurch-spire burns
A shaft Of flame In the list beams Of day.
The long day Of the year is almost done,
And Nature in the suuse; musing stands,
Gray-robei. and yo.et-h hooded Ike a nun,
Looking abroal DER yellow harvest bands -
Empty and folder are her busy hands;
Per corn, and vine, and oil are safely storel,
A. IL the twill ght Of The year she stands,
Her looks Of giaduess seem to thank the
Lord.
Thus Jet US rest awhile from toll ard care,
In the sweet Sabbath Of this autumn calm,
And lft orr hearts 20 heaven in grateful paayer,
And sing with Nature our thanksgi,iI z
psalm.