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Vance. On Dollar -and a half fur six months. '
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'Vr for fifH insertion, And fiftj cents ..for every
'iBubsequeBf insertion. L ' j s
;Xnger advertiseaieats in proportion - '
a-t)J)ItDary notices, Zteeolatiooa adopted byOrieraj
Eoueties, Ac, or aayUing of a paiottaf nafore,
frtll be inserted as advertisemen's, b4-charged
Mfyrdipgly. The sxney mast accpup&b the
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IXDIA!
i; Just after the death of the flowpta. '
r, And before tbej re buried in nMWy
l rThf re eomes a featite feaaon,fc.7
When nature; is all aglow
Ap-ow with a mjstfeal oplendor .a i '
. That rivals b. brigbtneas of pru
( l Aklow wiih a beaatj more tender
t , Thanaaghi wlic fair samarj ooakl.briBg
p 8 . tne spirit alciofti the rainbow 'V"T "
Theo borrowi4ti: magical diea,' ' t!- . ;
t And mantles the far spreading, landscape
; 1 In hues that bewilder the eyes!5 '
- TLe sun. from his loud-pillowed chamber,
' 8aiileeoft oo- tisioD so gaj.' ' " '
And dreams that his favorite caildres,
Tha flowers, fcjrrt not jet passed a wayr
. There's a lumineusiBist on the mownUia,
A light azure hte in the air,,; ' -"Af
if angels, whilst heavenward waring,
Had left their bright robes floating there.
The breeie is so oft, so caressing, .
. - vV It seems a muta token of love .
And floats to. the kart like a blessing
From some bappy spirit above.
( These day bo serene and so charming,
. Awaken a dream delight " '
. A tremulous tearTuf'eojoyment,
, ' Like sofTstraios of mune at night;
We know they are fading and ficeidg,
! ' . That quickly, ipo quickly they'Ii end, .
"And we watch thorn with j earning affection,
As at parting 'wewatoh a dear friend..
Oh ! beautiful Ie'tfaa Summer V
i Thou favori wbildof the year
- Thou darl.ng, wfaowt nature enriches
With gifts and adornments so dear I '
- How fain would waJwoo thee to lioger
' 'On mountain and meadow awhile. - J
For our hearts, like the sweet baaata of nature
I ' R joice and growyouog ia thy smile.
r Not alone to the ad fields of autumn . ,
' ' Dost thou a lost brightness restore. . (
But thou bringest a world-weary spirit .
8west dreams of its childhood oicc more.
7 Thy loveliness fills us with memories. .
, ' Of all that waa brightest and best;
"Thy peace and serenity offer .J , ;
t A foretaste of heavenly rest.' .
A Touchinq Imcidknt A; young man
and bis wife were preparing to attend a Cbrist
masparty at the house' of a friend some miles
distant. "Henry my' dear hssband, don't
HrinV tnn mneh at t'nartv to dav : -von will
promise- me. won't yoa?" said she putting her I
nana upon bis orow ana raisiBg oer eyea to
his face with a pleading smile, f 'No, Millie,
I'inH not ; you may taut me? and he wrap
ped her infant in a soft blanket, and they
seended. The horses were soon prancing orer
tUHurf and pleasant convereation ;begUed
'Mway !uNW d0 -get ?KUt
man who loved to look upon the wine when il
was! red The pady. jMaeedpleeaa.Uy , the
time for departure diewaeai; the wife descend;
- ed from the uDner ehambar to ioin her husband!
A pang bot through h J beaung heart as ahf
met nimiogfTws mioxicawia ; bo oaa aro. i
ken his piomife. 6ilentlj thy r'ede hemej I
ward, save when the drunken mxa broke into
anawnes oiaaongi'w-unmeantog- laagnr j
l f '7! ffi W
tSOWflfHMlU
you with hun he said,.
. lie, I-ean t trust
' . thry approached
"l,r"B',,H?B,1 "V a. Tii i-.iV. . . , . colidini? wth the mass ahead. aadbTTat- lirewery tnthucity, Laa a rt roia waicnio;naMai aiai au.i--- - w--
' oorn-ner aarimg Dane, aioaaiy wrsppea !.ai a r-;";.' ' "i- ' i V r tW the train hack escaoe their clutches, and $100 taken.. ' 1 af UsUrtadUa saaaaf aetata aTaottea $it a sptuw tawtstaatetaoa Ca.
. great blanket-t6;kii tom,rtper,U.1 dark hx i kagC SSwr n - ' ' , I ., a .k- tnb UraaJ b'a ls ftta-'asi-aU pt-ataaUt asfaaaira llaCaS
f waters the iable steed safely bore Uem.aa4 wext ihalockfttrionslf .; . . r These haying performed their work, ren- The only nan tevertty hurt, by tha Ua vtlat tlt e-ioa Vltt U itwd fuir aps Ufoca tii rttulTrS
4 when they reache 1 lbs baaky tie motb; asked "Powers of marsj l'! Cried the deacon, oared unnecessary however, by the train thowing of the Uaia frota ,tbs track .was xwAtU ti eat ,U .acC Tlfs waartUk ,m,uj Ttha cvta wuk aiaaT
i fot ber tbild. Withimach oarS and kadatotfs -Strikein' five T it's struck a hundred al- running from tho track, tomed iheir com- th ttgineer, Mr. StewatUPrtopt. at u4 latttt ttpnwttt mcU h ksi rr JvlazoL win Ut a etlr ccIaztaZav"
Uplaa8dtfhababa ia heilaraH j.-Jbat.w:hea.tbt- teiiyr' t 1 4 ' ; , panions at the wreck and the work of pil- fir. t D02c hit vig?.eat eye gave of daofter Wiser, fciaay u lU aptnia af U ta.ua eflTnUAaaTrttiiJiTllIriv
Jd-ii to hurt it was not there ; it had " '6ea'cori3itriertyT erica the . deacon's Uge commenced. The party consisted of AQeadt to reverse the engine and aound tha towW. Ir am U Va a ya V Up J? r, ,t eto UZZlZi
thi Wetndht. djunkea eltef.hatChid hwtily . rpbed herself, ten or twelve men MttgWrvdressrd, arm- brakes, with his hand on tha throtUa valve, aory is wbat .kms Uf-w-sba M ihvZtaiiIV.I
' AddilfK i3po? Ipiungiu down the staircase in the od with navy revolvera and with their faces b. al wWU lha'tpgine cad ssa.wa.wtb a abs aarwaawrWa tT HwJj
mother around tam,. aad htued. round jss 3t f(iaro: . ..-Whala the mat blacWd after the most approved atyle b fearful leapown the bank, and r- d Uf, aad .tiii.a p a-aka. " l U 1! fiT V rf I' Mi
41, 1 - , ' tT SaewPonIerful gymnastics Xh - C- .tf il
that y bis owu isfen?rtaee t W ancurak "Goodneu only koowa,,, replied the old placed at the ends of the cars and the re- BQIt b4Tt taken place from tha position in rTf.ZJ. rv. ,1 Trr ee tf . . . a. i t
f of thmotfiand remraeithffaihTiue JnanKaiathafamUy thaaa ban- mamdjr went through the coaches demand- whieh U wu Ufi; Mr. Stewart received f A CVtu. Jl
c'MteImsgind thaakdesetibed. V'' 1 dred years, and neyerdid.I.know it to car- m the money an watches of. the passen- pi0fal hart io tha leg, which aili pro- , , . w IJVj' 7Z wl. 7
... ciaaJsiVsw ' ryU&W iA.ii.-tt -n gers.1 Quite a number of those who had u,- Uy kia lp for MTerU weeks. - r 7Tr . V?J l"??-
-i i 4tw J "f, ; .liWhiaih bMal banitl batff 1 went the Jarge f urns of money and Taluables about . . aa Masoa'a Ctusaars Tit Um f T44r ( w af. aarh a
(i-)ip.J?? 'T,- . "i!?v li 8 15 ' 8 mem had sufficient TrtMncs Tf mind .Mr,.?'lUJ "1 ,T S u Jtt-Sr.1 Jaa's DaT.-laa.ait Wj U thaagt tt t U la a eaaaara fretted.
A Plkasakt gousxr tovavt -Tba : . , llul w ., Jr crcemin Tne way Tlnother X- ely bruUed by the falling cf boxes at u w.dtdku . K wST ai.Ty tha aU.puca at
J. a1; SSSHSte - fesr
rr- .","r v" y-"a u5r--4tetaiaed a leaven of rood old New EaaUneU
killio, as W Rhelby cottnty.'when we rakiaioUrrriition in bis nature. Anhow." bel
7 anauler atlon the intelligence of the commuai 'I aairl-nftpr a ttinA &vhin Hn!nt.i a. I doll
f tyidaj! Sftf B?8- aftayoeiatj mea aiwifik'(Tll'sta what'a got into
shot 'within a few yards ef oor office; bn'lefa J J . t
1 elkkl baBiI'I'm shot nightly, from otStfaed I i .lsea
Offbe Shyno the other. One ot the JWaT ol "r T" .r1;
-astomshtTTffesTnres in thu revelry of blood ia fwl, Dao
HbWnonebMce of the participant '"ltfe 'eo Tedboth'the women tpgethef. .
for one another' lilmeaikt.liTwwiewjfta.J . rMjt goVmy raiment.". shauted lha old
t'Wnfle'wreswagr two, pemiWbeoatoH-eoijfagpf
, 4S aoJcwwityuactjMaQs skso& jupa
vmi vT rK..'p..kS
a.ll'C ttiati t 4m, 'mw wmmm-m wm. nyawauwi tww
equvd put jqv thumb in The eity is mad;
erfauK ts epedcnne"and tht pisoaous
meats coasts ia tha-avil praajUoe of earryiag
sidifisVJi ieum'u a- vy t J.'ai i 1
, , i Jaaiaifi s '-"-MrfrggmmMaB)M,.tw a" r mmw mm ' is wal mm mm t wm' n ' .
' !THf BVlfCHO CLQCL
BY THE OLD
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About half past cleus o dock on Sanity
night, a human' kg, enveloped in. baaufuj
broadcloth, might bava been een . enter
ing Deacon Cephas Barberry'. kuchec
window. The leg tu folloTrVdj -fitialty,5 by
the ennri person of & live jankee auire d
in bis Sunday-g-to-meetin' elothee.. It
was in short, Joe Mayweed,' who thus burg
liriodslyv: id the derad of night,' won bis waj
into the deacon's kitchen.
"Wonder how much the deacon tnakst
by ordertn me' riot" o darken his doors
gih"i iQ'UoquTBed ' ihe. young gentleman.
Prfmrrsed nfrifT wouldn't,1 but did'nVsaj
notbm about wjndej. Yin.ders is jeet as
good as door, if there aint no nalU to tear
yer trowsers on to. Wonder if fiall'll
comedown? ., r,,.,; - -
O, come down SalL, O, come down,
iOi come down 8all, 0, come down!
the criter promised me. 7 I'm afearj to
move 'about here 'cause I mTght, break nj
shins over somethjn , nuther, and. wake the
old folxg." Cold enough to freete a Polish
bear. ; , I'll jest sing another verse of t lat
good old song, to let know Vm hare :
There was .an old woman lived all
lone, '
She had three dartera, all young wo
men grown ! Oh, here comes Sail, now."
The beatious maid, descended with a
pleasant smile a talbw candle, and a card
of lucifer matches. After receiving a rap
ture ua greetiner, she made up a rousing
fire in the cooking stove, and the happy
couple sat down to enjoy the sweet inter
change of vows and lopes. Bat the course
of true love ran no smoother in old Bar
bery's! kitchen than it does elsewhere, and
Joe, who was' just" making up his mind to
treat himself to a kiss, was startled by the
voice of the deason, her father, shotting
from his bed-chamber door :
"Sally ! what are yoa getting up in the
middle) of the night for ?' '
"Tell him it's moat morning," whispered
Joe. ; :. v
"Can't tell a fib !"- said Sally. .
"I'll male it a truth, then," said Joe;
and running to the huge old fashioned clock
that stood in one corner, he sit it at five.
"Look at the clock and tell me what
tian jt is," cried the . old gentleman' up
stairs . '
MVa five, by the cluck,! answered Sally;
and( corroborating her words, b 14
struck' five." .
The lovers sat down again and resumed
theirconvereation. Suddenly the staircase
began, td'ereak.' f , " , . ;
'Good eracious! It's lather."
"The deacon by thunder I''. crie4 .Joe. -
"Hide me Sal!" i. ,::.-
"Where can I hide yont" cried the dis
tracted girL .
"0, I know," said he, "l'll-squeeie into
the clock case." And without another
word, he concealed himself in the case, and
urcwuc uwr ireuum uiw (
The deacon was dressed, and sitting
himself down byjtht cooking stove, pulled
biitf his pipei lighted it, and' commenced
8moking denherately'and calmly.
-Five o'clock, "eh f said he. "Weill
shall hafeW to smoke three or four pipes
V""" fM th critters fust
'i'' .11.- f, r suggested
'he dutiful Sally. , ,
"No smokin' clears my head, tnl wakes
me up," answered the deacpnj who seemed
not a wait aisposeu.t? puxry, tus enjoy
ment. " v - n . , .t
8urr-r-r-r whu! dingl ding I ding T
went e coz.
' "Tormented lighting!'' cried the deacon,
gtarting u-and-drapng his pipe on the
. f..- creatis!?a 5hat ?' f - t '
-tr"W
Weseon..... "I ait . afraid of thafpowfix of
- vrnarknette.
V 1
i.ki,tdcW..tipp.4 Wt..of hit coa'w snd .while;
J -m i j , m
i .- "v.iiii vr tup UUMI . UQ UlfKV
elf - j
forward, and laid his hand upon ibe dSor
ot toe-ciocK case. . ui nobumah .power
csaMpcaa.n w"aa aaariing-aa saaia
mi ai mil wkV. im-v. 1 1
SAipig
with sT death grasp. The old deaeno.'ba.
gin'to te"dreadrulTy . frighted,, Ut g'ava
r.tis'more tu.' 'An uoeartbry yeTl'aA Ifa
fiend in dUtresa, borat from the; jnajde, and
then' the cl or k pitched be'adCoremoct at the
(deaconcll headlopg qn the floor, caashed
iu facer and wrecked its tvr. ptrporttoaa,,
The current of air cxi'trguiahed iba lamp
the deacon, the old lady ; aad BaJly flsi tp
sxairs, ami Joe Mavwetdextnoung him,
sen irom-necwcr ruerxa bis ecp
the same way In -which be' bad'enUrvd.
'The nexrday all 'Appletewti 'was
alive
wun toe norj oi now Lreacon rjarnetry
clock had been bewitched," and though taasy
beHeved bis vtrsiVn, lotae,' and especlallj
J Mayweed, affected to discredit . the
whole'eflfair, hinting'that, the deacon .had
bfea trying the experiment of tastiog frox
en ader,. and that the vagariet of thsvUock
case existed only ia a distempered im
agiaation. ,
; - However, the iaterdtet bemg taken of,
Joe was allowed to ireomw his courting,
and won the consent of the old people ju
his nwm with Sally bit repairiBg the old
clock, till it went as well as ever.
DARING OUTRAGE IU KENTUCKY;
A KAIL ROAD TRAIN" TIIR0r7!T" FROM
' TDK TRACK'AND ROBBED-THRIL-'
LINO SCENE3 AND INCIDENTS." "
On several occasions trains hare been
thrown from the track on (ho line of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and the
lives of unoffending men and helpless wo
men and children periled with an attroci
dus abandon, and the property of the vic
tims pillaged. An exchange gives the
following interesting account of the last
occurrence of this kind : '
It was a little after two o'clock yester
day moj-ning that the train from LoutsvilU
to Kash'ville, due here at' 3.30 a.' m.,' was
speeding at a rapid rate throngh the wild
lonely' country about five miles from the
little town ""of Franklin, 'and a trifle over
fifty miles from this city. Suddenly the
watchful eye, of the engineer, Jim. Stewart,
discovered an obstruction ahead on the
track. To whbtle down breaks and re
verse the engine was but the work of an
instant. ' On sped the train, however, and
ere its momentum was half reduced, the
engine plungod into a pile of cross-ties and
rails which-had been placed upon the track
ny- w i .f Ammmnm. In. hnmaji f hape.
who waited cooly by to commence tnd
work of pillage and plunder. TheTe was
a wild crash of breaking iron, and the
locomotive leaping from the track and fol
lowed by the express car, shot down the
forty foot embankment making two com
plete turns and finally stopping with its
head pointing directly back to Louisville.
The baggage car followed the ex Dress car
partly down the embankment and butting
back into the smokin e car. which likewise
unged to one side from, the rail, left the
adies' car and the sleeping car on the track.
There were about one hundred passengers
on board the train, among them six ladies
and a number of. children, all asleep ,or
dozing in the weariness of night travel,
an instant to diisftreable consciovuness,-
Thefinng ofaroly from, the psrty . ot
banditti outside intimated to every-no the
cause of their sudden st6ppage and the
p'tobable fate(before them.
The robbers hadeelected a point where
the road ru&a through a - drearr and al-
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most uninhabited ooan try, with thick woods
on either siacv ana piling upon tne trauu a
or foirt-tnerr a' short disUnce baekwllh
otter obstruction on hand to thrjw across
the track in case' the engineer should-bo
ahle to'brine hU train S a hilt before
ara was secured from the vanra.
Thn modra cmerlndi was as follows t The
passengers in the sleeping car were . arous-
aua roarcnea W19 .ne nexx car, neing
fched at the entrane. After the car
had been vacated, the villains commenced
a systemUfc 'search for 'secreted 1 money
and - ratable; hat -were . stopped by : the
ouniing or tae express car,'. waioty in the
meanwhile, had caught1 fire, and by this
.... ft r "-7 "a -
nr In. it rrn rlnilm v nriunAot v.ik s .1
glare. Fearful of loosing the chief hoty
for which they had dare U jpardlte
fwic w .imucr iittrricu Karen
M. mm .m f I m mm mm,mm . rk . . 1 '
w passengers,, w rgoocra sprang w .
express car to.secare tha money afa,
StTwtaa lata. J3a.fira had alraady
rvrapped.the Ueaaaxw jox.m iu emWrneV,
M;?6 C0nlt4 wcjt ipeUxrnt u a
cpsp. withXhe enure lading, car. wYeh
consistMTn part' of throogh packsgr from
w YtrkChjcianitrana other paant. i
m - - ' .t '
uaw-rxpren ear uwnre'-waa ec&
nu&icj4edtQ tke Vaggag oar Crosa which
meanwhile the "harvrare jnaater and, mall
agent had thrown the haggae'and' okH
"HP A together .witL.tke srsokinr
eepw to:car, xere redured to ashe. The rUti.
fearine ilouUleas to Y'rman '
traiUeded such I'rhfDargage as they
could carry, and ia about tall aa hou
after fheraia wait thrown from lb tracks
disappeared in the woods. 1 caries? the die
comtted traveler to eoioy the specude of
uorpmg iram ana isax oxer among lin
elres the Incident of the
Oae kdr was Urrihlr J'ruhlJcisL a!
kept repeating in aa agony: of. deapair.i
J'O tord, we'll all be.,kiUea O Lent
well all bo killed !" . . I
A grntlemen, erUeritly not accustomed
to surh little epUodea in his' traveling ex
perience; was equajlr frighted and nude
no effort to iecrete his nioner, When lis
pocket book was demanded bw a - Villain.
who tvesensed tha barrel of aa wily look
bg outol to rha breast of, Us tKtaa..h
snoos: uxe a man with the arue. ejaculatin-l
eral fate bjp
thai Le hw been a
four 'jreare"; he ws
of one of the eihm.
vonicerate
silenced hf t
who with a c
i t1e rem arte. I, "oung
Utical affair."
Ulace4 hundred ana for
frjbketbook, and alipped
man, this is n
One gentle
ty dollani in h
a urge jpacka
dollars ia his
atajning seven hundred
t, filling it so that h
could not get it
ore than half on. Tbla
was noticed by oie of the robbera after h-
had accepted thrive hundred and forty
"as a slight tokel of regard," and he gpd
fly asked the cause. "Tight boots and
short time for dressing," replied the other,
as he limped out of the sleeping car with
his money safe
Another gentleman (Captain LL II.
Cusbinx, of Louisville,) .eared a splendid
-.11 I ' 1 . .
jjvisi waieo, oy nangmg u aown his oacic
inside his shirt.
ah muiviauai irom carannan put a
hundred and fifty dollars in his pocket
oook, and secreted a package of five ban
drl h nyj;rM5t pocket. Jnt as hel
of the gaugt.retaarkedtnThat,s a nice
overcoat, hsan'l ifc? I believe that ll just
fit me." And forthwith avtrcoat. nooav
.11 .!! lm ?. . ou
and all changed bands. f ...
.. CapUS. B.JJrfwnf.or,Louuvim had
bu eirpet hsg taken, contarotag ten ihoo-
saad dollars worth of votcktrs aod other
valuable raDers. Aboat oaa hour aiier
u tuf aqny oi terror, "ilj . pkct beoi
f't got anythmc in i t,'lul , lr's , four
hundred dollars, only don't kill me f "ordv
donllaitJ', J
: -.x. - .
vuc nimviuanvnoi io escano me.
V.
r
thadepartura of the robbera ha fallow ad up lsaa, aad iVs ptaisuff sastt pay Us aol af taC4f'i ELii isMfraw
their traiL aad some Uwo miles from thai tail, aauaatiai to I17J7I I Aadrtw acijM..
railroad found where thsy had cat twa thai
vaiueauosaaenoas ciotnea, ecu, wav tor
P PrV U?etlM0 "
" j " " 1 . . V. rr : Jt7Z7. I J..
poctet-!ooVVfj 1 1 hands nra oat I gives
rr V tn -'mi'-. Jr.
AcVlieUm lvohscart .. .
A revel A tlemao Ja4 his. oooey.
jluUiC 1'
1 M(j
some twq Q .-.f uuadred daJUra. taken,!
hill
vnepacxaoH,Toawerif.ageuier won a Plawt. Aa kavaaue la.S.w Orita-a aa. " J 17 , v4
fewtrfUu CapVias phokgraphj,as of noLuw traUg ki-auaiU tUe jU af aw JT, . 'ntul-l
'iinuw, uMMa i wbm iM iwrRWB i vw'J arv. Mitt m mmm wm i m mw km a
;qs. pnwi Lcr wm nwniitt La mot mm. bat LM itiMUM 4 at i
UidistIsj la the wailf harobbers.1stcty Im tettr Uwa aa4a uH aw;
.l.?:-P?lf- J40! hM lU
tfX'?
eighty dollars.
J. C. Ot:
poctet bx geb&iea, coniainirg aoooi
Qoetsfl agent' tf the Louisville
I Dattace to new locomotive, iv,va
three ears burned, HWV-
. .Tha loat ta tba' Adams Express Co
M tannottat ba ascertained, but it ait)
Li 4rf.ablT be more - than $10,000
oiofVi
tTrkftn
"
)as recently ascended Mtant lloo
Jon. Ha ha csUUisbed the
t.t. . - f T
lTa - rj Nf. t.-.11v
T. I I II 1 -V .14. .
Jiha it ta the highest Mountain ia tht un
1 Suua. - It it 17,000 feat. Mount
K W. K. . t M 1 V .
oi 1 XlitchaU, in r0rta tjarouna, n aw
if'
jt
ine i- 0M tUihigbaat peak East
but ; ..r,T. . v r?.r AW
1
23, -i'8G6.V. . ;
' f faas rle La Cnm fW) TV u
CHICKEN JUSTJCEJIUCEOSSE-
UtiOL Paatcrwi la a lf.
11m JUfcm H.tUr-, U this iky, saeUas Ut
tati taftiaaWs.af, wklsk:ae ju llawa t
i. JUUWd ilcWrkk&aav lao 17ia W oVa
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