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The Magnolia gazette., 1872-12-21

beach, Isuppose."
For the FIRST time, she looked at him fair
ly. He had strong, reliable face--not a
handsome one. The forehead was broad
and full, the features tolerably good, the
hair chestnut and inclined to curl, and the
eyes gray, deep, and of that kind which
keeps their owners secrets.
NO." she said, in reply to his question,
al have never seen the sea until yesterday
"Do not condemn it for threateng to
swallow you," he said, gaily. II certainly
shall Motif gives me the pleasure of your
acquaintance. But must hurry you to your
abode. You will take cold; the air is get
ing chilly" He gave her his arm. How
very delightful to this lonely woman was
the sense of protection this mans presence
gave her. At the door of her lodging she
paused, aud said
"You have done me great service, sir
may | not know your name?p es
aWiIlis. And yours ~ .y3asaa 8f
.Margaret Vance .,g ii. F., ,I aHl
A sudden flush went over his face !; he
stopped over her, and took her hand,
"Margaret Vance n, he said. Il shall re-
member. Take care of yourself, and good
night"
After that Miss Vance and Mr.. Willis
met constantly. They walked, and rode and
watched the sunsets together; and, perhaps
before either was aware had drifted into love
Margaret realized how deeply her heart was
stirred, when he spoke Of leaving Sagamort
beach on the morrow. Something he saw
in her face led him to speak.
Margaret, one word from You would keeI
me through all time. Will you say it?p i
She looked at him, but dimly compre
hending his meaning. Aa~ !areiiie
Hlawill,make myself clearer. Tlovey you
| want your love in return. What answe
have youf" ,sssta 10 a1
She put her hands into his y eaI
II love you, Mr.. Willis.r raH sga ~al
"And you are not afraid to trust me. ut
ter stranger as am. Of whom you know
nothing?" .W "A sa 18
..No, am not afraid l feel an assusanc
within. that l shall never repent my conf
denasgIln you"
"Mdrgarat, put your face here on M
shoulder, close to mine, have, c0ntes
sion to make to you. j am not what seem
| am not Mr.. Willis. My name is Ruper
Willis Peck. No, will not let you 20
you must hear me through. When you re
nounced your inheritance to my sister an
myself ! appreciated so perfectly the nobl
spirit which prompted you that made
VOW to seek you out, aud, il possible, wi
, yonr love. loved you before / saw yot
, My sister is dead. am all alone in th
: world; SO are you. followed you her
and arrived just in season to save yourlifi
! claim il now shall have it?"
, She lifted her luminous eyes to bis fac
: and he read his answer there. So Margar,
! became Mistress of the grand old ious
| where Jobson Peck lived and died, an
i shared the inheritance she hnd once r
nounced. "
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: a Gene1ons oner.

Mrs. Carleton Belt, wealthy matron OF
Locopolis, Missouri, has addressed a letter
TO Mr.. Joseph Strauss, President Of the
Alace-Lorraine Society, in which she makes
the following offer to colony OF from four
to Eve thousand persons: 49,,
"I would give. homes to sixty families be-
sides manufacturing colony to a hundred
and sixty families whose occupation Is farm
ing. To each cottage would lot fifty acres;
fifteen to be rent free, and to be planted in
corn, peas, potatoes and other vegetables to
sustain their families the remaining thirty
five acres In cotton, a half that is made to
belong to me. If the season is a good one
the tenant will realize about 1000 dollars I;
if bad, ho viii not lose, for Twill share with
him. want honest, industrious people !;
il they have not the means to start them
selves, l will lend it to them. Should get
such colony as desire, will devote the
remainder OF my life to their welfare and
prosperity in this new world. The place is
at the head Of navigation for large vessels
up the Yazoo river, half way between Mem
phis, Tennessee, and Yicksburg, and about
forty eight hours by railroad from New York
city"
Mrs. Belt is a cousin Of the celebrated
Madame lie Vert. "p
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Presentiments.

"What is the subject OF your next
design 2" asked merry party Of friends Of
Hogartll =" The End Of all Thugs, was
the reply. ain that case,' said one, jokingy,
there will be an end of the artist" "There
will" rejoined Hogarth, with depth Of
solemnity that was strange in him. He set
about the plate in hot haste, broke up his
tools when he had finished it, entitled the
print "a Finis" and short time after its
publication lay stretched in death.
( "Poor Westonl"' exclaimed Foote, as he
stood dejectedly contemplating the portrait
Of brother actor recently dead; Poor Wes-
toni soon others shall say, "Poor Foote "
In a few days he was borne out to his
burial.
,Woolsey knew the exact time at which
his death would take place. q What is the
hour Of tie day?n he asked Cavendish on the
morning before his death. ''Something past
eight, replied the attendant. "Past eight.
mused the little great lord cardinal;
"eight-- eight of the clock--nay, it cannot
be eight Of the clock, for by eight of the
clock you shall lose your master" On the
following morning, as the clock was strl-
king eight he died. He was wrong as TO
the day right as to the hour. {s
A French lady oftitle had presentiment
that on given day she should die at twelve
o'clock. Believing it 10 be q delusion, the
physicians ordered every clock in the neigh
borhood to be put back an hour. She was
sinking fast but lived on until nearly one,
when she was told Of the innocent deception
that had been practised upon her. The
doctors had underratedthe powers of imagi-
nation. sCruel,n she murmured, "thus to
lengthen out the pain Of dying" and sink
ing back upon her pillow, she expired. slea
"Better in arms than upon ones bed,
muttered an. officer Of the army of Italy, Oh
being appointed to lead forlorn hope. Ma
poleou sent for the man, and learned that be
believed he was to die at midnight. The
expedition was postponed for an hour, and
another leader had TO be selected for it
| The captain who had the presentiment was
seized with an apoplectic fit while marsh
alling his men, and died on the last strokt
of twelve. q s68ra 6 g8i
enWe sometimes feel within ourselves,
says John Hunter "that we shall not live
for the vital powers become weak, and th,
nerves communicate the intelligence TO tn
brain" Mozart had long been in failin,
health when be received his order for his las
"Requium y Hogarth was conscious of de
caying powers when he sat down to desigl
The End of All Things y Both held out til
they had finished the work they had in hand
| IT." T..
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LIABILITY OF A BL3Ek ENDoKsRR.--A de-
cision of no little interest to the business
community,was made by the Supreme Court
in Baltimore, day or two since, involving
the liability Of blank endorser" of q pro-
missory note, and the admissibility of parol
testimony to explain the intention Of the re-
spective parties, The case arose from an
indebtedness Of J. NJ. Purnell TO the firm
OF Davidson & McElhiney, OF which be was
an employee, and in liquidation OF said in
debtedness. passed his promissory note for
$336 40 to CIV. P.Smith, Wholendersed
it in blank to said firm, on condition. that
said PurneIl be retained IN its employ until
the note was paid, by the firm. retaining half
Of Purnell's salary each month. After due
protest Of the note, suit was broughtby the
firm against Smith, the endorser, whose de-
fence was a afailute of consideration" the
firm having failed to perform the condition
under which he had signed it, in having dis
charged Purnel from It's employ before the
note was paid 1t was held by bis Honor,
Judge Dobbin, before whom the case was
tried, that, as the consideration had failed
il was "nudum pactum,p and the plaintiff
could not recover. Judgment was given for
the defendant.
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An absent minded. entered Troy
shoe store the other day and wanted bis boy
measured for pair ofshoes. aBut where's
the boy 2" said the dealer. Thunder r said
the man, ave left the boy at home. Ill 60
and bring him" and off he started for bis
house, six blocks away.
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THE cotton mills in the Southern States
now have one hundred and fifty thousand
spindles il operation, and are paying from
ten to twenty per cent. dividends, on capi-
tails ranging from 100000 10 81, 100000.
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The EXPENSES OF THE NATIONAL. Gov
ERNMEvr.--The following estimates, for tho
fiscal year, Of the expenses Of the Federal
Government, ore deserving of study and re-
Election
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n. Quadrup1e Amputatlon.
q The British Medical journal tells the sto.

.,as QuadrupIe AmputntIon.
The British Medical journal tells the sto-
ry following: ba a
+" Our readers may remember that in the
autumn of 1869, DI. Begg, of Dundee, am
putated the whole of the extremities in the
ease Of young woman named Robertson,
whose hands and feet had assumed gan
,grenous condition, the proximate cause of
which was attributed to emholism. After
the operation asubsciiption was raised, and
the poor woman sent TO London, where, at
the request of influential friends of hers,
Mr.. Heather Bigg had constructed for her
some specially devised prothetic appliances,
in which the distinguishing features were
that the artificial hands were automatic in
action, opening and shutting their fingers at
the viii of the patient. This peculiar pre-
hensility gave her the power of grasping
even so small substances as crochet needle
and enabled her to gain comparatively lu-
cratiye livelihood by making shawls, etc.
So admirably did abe do this, that one was
sent by her TO the Queen, who, struck by the
excellence OF the workmanship and remark
able means by which it was accomplished,
generously sent the woman e5. The artifi-
cial legs were also arranged so as to enable
her to walk with the aid of crutches. Three
years have passed since she first began the
use Of extraneous appliances, and she now
writes an admirable hand, besides knitting,
feeding and dressing herself etc Ina com
munication made BY herr few days since,
which is now before US, she writes that she
can walk alone quite easily, with the aid Of
crutches, and that no one could observe the
cause of her lameness. The case is of no
common interest, owing TO its being the
only one on record in which the whole four
extremities have been removed. Apart
from its pathological value, as indicating
how life may be saved by judicious inter.
ferencein. cases of emBolic gangrene, there
remains the gratifying result that, by the
use Of Ingenious mechanism, the patient is
enabled to gain her living, while presenting
the same external appearance as II she still
retained possession Of her natural limbs II
is an unique case, and a triumphant success
Of mechanical ingenuity"
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RELIEF EMPLoyMEST BUREAu,
Chicago, Dec. 10, 1872.

EDIroRs CLARION My object in address
ing you is for the purpose Of finding an out
let to our surplusilabor during the severity
of our lengthy Winters, n Il t.a. A1 aas
The unusual inducements Chicago has
offered tbe past season to labor and mechan-
ism have attracted greater number than
can be employed here again before May
next. Should, your State or any region Of
the South of which you may have any
knowledge, be in want Of laborers or me-
chanics for the construction Of railroads,
levees, or other public improvements, we
could furnish them an unlimited number Of
the best Of men. shall be glad to hear
from you personally, or to be placed in cor
responjence with parties requiring laboreis,
-si7'g Very respectfully, ~ '''t i" s'pH's
al .iyasi i, j. NJ HIrcHcocK, pH
Supt Relief Employment Bureau;
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.-i.s4..,.S From the vicksburg (oiiss.) Herald.
1aborcrs from the west---An-
other Word about our |" Para
mount Nccessity.'rr
> The Chicago Relief Employment Bureau
is anxious to secure homes and labor for
the surplus working. men who have swarm,
ed there 10 search Of employment, and send
the following letter OF inquiry TO the jack
son Clarion. All industrious classes of Ia
borers, carrying with them good habits, bodi-
ly strength, and q willingness to work, Can
do well in any portion Of the South. There
is vast domain here to till, railroads to
build, improvements to press forward, and
inuumerable mines of untold wealth await
ing ready. and faithful workers, The re-
sources Of the South are unsurpassed, and
the new conner may satisfy himself, whether
he wishes to become o farmer or to pursue
any mechanical avoeation to which he may
have been accustomed As we have often
said before, our great want, our paramount
necessity is population, and we care not
from whence IL comes so that we have will.
| ing hands and honest hearts. The appetite
of our people, we are glad to see, is some
what on the increase in relation to this vital
question, and we trust at an early day to
see some practical work dore TO increase
the population from Europe and the West,
and bring our dormant wealth into active
! and profitable eproductiveness. Greater wars
than those which successively unified Italy
and Prussia, and dismembered France, ap.
pear to loom up in Europe not very TAR In
the future, causing thousands to seek asy-
lums in America every month. A little eff
fort, little uaited action and liberal iegis-
lation woald give our neglected section
much of this moving money and muscle,
now leaving the thrones erected with the
bones OF slaughtered millions. These peo-
pie, once here, would stand by their homes
with love OF country as strong as that oi
any ancient Roman. hBut to the Chicago
4 letter: kte..,sss. ~,ii. sr.s fi.
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0cu Der @lbe.

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yelponoent Der uSuinoi6 Staat8jeitun0"
unterm 16ten Mat fol9enpe tnters0ante
Meloun9en:
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Gtnweibung be8 Dentmals
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fem Don Der 2iteratur slet&iam eebeilts:
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Cine fruber faum (cnberli6 tea9tete
TcpfpF an;e> bic man Dor preibig Sabren
in Deut19lanb b56fen6 ouf Dem Jen<
nerbrett elmer nit Der &abenItebbeberet
bebafteten alien Sunefrau lnpen fannte
unp ron eielem tbrem Stanoprte nrer
Der mei} @hrtienD rotben Tarbe bet 8lu>
tbe nit Dem (tnn'een Namen ~trennenpe
2isbs" beisthn.te> 1T aus 'brer oamalt<
gen bel1rdnflen une pelfimmerten
Spbdre eeeenmdrti9 in tauleneen BON
Bartetdten binauSteereten in rteWelt Der
2tebbaber ol6 9efe,erte Mcpeld6nbeit
uno anftatt hes telheipenen 6enfterbretz
te6 i'm fh!t@ten ireenen Gopfe idmldt
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na9 alien Gtnten abgefuftm Tarbenz
pra9t bic 8%lumenftude auf ld6n eebal>
teneu, Nolen utn tie Neftoen3 oes retden
Mannea, mte Die paar Auaoratfuf Grce
rpel6e Dor Gem 9aule oes MrbeiterS einsn
@arten porsufeuen beftmmt fino, unp
in 91pfen ptensn, bic tletnmdhfeen Or
ten nod beute penen CUR 6enfer3ierratt.
mel9e Is nod ni@t bic 3um @rxnpeigen
tbum eebro@t boben.
Die @erontum6 perbtenen btele oaoe<
metne 8%eltebtbett NIT @e@t. SIRE sdte
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fire let6te 8ermebrun9efdbtefett, 1omte
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eeldnittenen unp au@ In nerl9ieeenen
Daften wobIrte@enpen 8ldttern, MAIDEN
de In bet Gbat 3ur 2teblinespAun3e fit
Sebermanr.
Sir Die @interaufbem abrung bebatf
e6 teiner belonoeren Mnfalten. Sc ee>
nd9t, lie In eineu1 gut oellfteten, frof>
freien &aun,e. etrpa ben, Seller, BET ben
@urseln auf3ubdnsen, nadbem man bic
Der Gdulnib ausseleBten Bldtter unb
@latben porber ab8e3wtdt. Die iaftteen
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lid fe earu, aud ousitben m59en, @dr>
me, Geu&tsteit unp 0eeteneter Bepeu
brtnsea fe balo mieoer gum @a@stbum.
TN. fs ~ Seru,ebrtn, (@netbet ma.
tas erie bette 6tid abuub nadbeurt. man
IS Elm paar cage IN ftu9tsm Meos ee,
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3fab1bauten.

l1eter ben am 2uptower 5ee tet 6 ! g.
lin in Ypmmern neu entredten
pfablbau miro Der neuen Stettiner 3et>
tun0 Don bort aemelpet Der 2lptpmer
Gee miro I'M Sfen beerent pur6 Die etz
wa $50 tts 800 SUI boten @usldufer
oe6 @~ouenterae, mdbreno feline ufer auf
ben onperen @eiten frubsr weiibtn In Elm
lumpfses, idmu auaanalideeG ortsrrain
paliefen. SIM Bei:en eutitredI ltd meits
bin in Der @ee cine Zen 3un9e> Die Geu<
fel53unoe, Die 1td . ibrer duberfen
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alien In elmer Tiefe Don etpa 8 Tub I'm
SanDe Elm foloNales Nuerodlenseb6rn
(bos urus) uun cine Hsnntbierltanee,
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res Germ W t'r9utstelBers 6ols. Das
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meibel, elm Sptnoelfetn BON Ibon unit
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bon 5aielnusi&olen uno 8ldtter, Elm
S@lciftein pom altertblmlt@er 6orui.
ttn bsarbettetes Stdd 9plb pttllet6t etns
Naoel lun NebRrtden, y wteftue Meus.
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balten poer let9t In Elm Trtbbeet etn9e>
i@laeen, tomtt Die fafttee @@nittwunoe
etrpaS oernarbt, fam man eS, 1penr1 bic
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9ut> alS fdbe e6 nod am Mutterfpd.
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p50ig aus9ebilcet rpnren uno bic elben In
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nit tleinen Bruhhiden beieBte 8eet In
yoller 8lUtbe. Natirli6 mar an Der
n1tbt3en p1e9e curh Mulden, Beotez
fen nit Dunoermaier uno enfdnoltde6
Beldatten mdbrenp Der beiBen Ta9e6z
ieit Ni9t5 perobidumt morren.
Die eeflQt blitencen @eraniums fr,b
i'm Mgaemeinen Die sdteren urb lelbfper<
tdnplt9, no man boup:iddli6 auf tte
8lutbe rddf&ttst, aud Die rantbareren.
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i9netcen fir Bpuquet6 u. I. ~, neil aus
cen etnfa9en 8lutben tie Blumenbldtz
ter letdter o%usfausn. Wenn man bic
lebteren iiberboupt stebt 10 se1@iebt IS
eptpeper ibrer tntere7ant sejet@neten
8ldtter &peeen> bic 9elt res: metb gedn>
bert; aud UNI ibr Centrum berum NIT
etnem dofolapen@ bis nunfslrotb braunen
&ret6> - et0'ntlid metr elmer Dem 6ufz
(9la9 etnes pferpe8 dhalihen 3st9nuns
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Lady CuIlum, Mountain of snow,
Italia Unita a. S. f. DER BIZ. Bldtter
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meiit ousfuhrlide Mnmeilun9en uber So
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ferneren Sbidlul gu uberla0en, Der miro
bolo fnoen, caB ct fem Slid NIT Bluz
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