Republican Sterling Gazette (Newspaper) - January 25, 1862, Sterling, Illinois j VOLUME JANUARY NUMBER 46 STERLING till KV t It V SATi Ul A V IN TI tt IIV WORTHINGTON WILLIAM nnd i 1 in postage is enlarged who in tlie Bounty outside the cents plr OF am 3m Look Out fo tho Big Bonnet J iTOl nil ill 10 find the oil tS S l R m lk im kiis itll mill s v K l ami unich lire ZOUAVES 1 i I I I j J i f nut live each In All drilled in 111 rate of one ditl IIT square lion Inns lur conts per fur each wlin Hi A fill ladies und 1110 ol Mourning proved BUSINESS A ni ill the Magistrate over thj Io A over Hunk in of I lit over Call A Third 1 U evening at the L Koo nnd All of the a ol seen in Iht towns of the ami see mid the pi We will charge yon i DUNK Fur Ho nil to tlic With your blue M unit j bruwn your gray pants come To gathering summons of trumpet Come down with your let ami Koam oer tlie by fear the wolf frum pen mill estimate the aggregate expenditure to keep these roads do ing tho business they have been doing in last few we rail form a rough es timate of their present yearly value to the of people of the United as a gen neither not thick two anil enough fur your Ho all to the rescue for Thai in his great rebellion the North that theyll That our caul only fur Let traitors and knaves with in their hands Still seek to divide and parcel our fur finr any will bo kept in for a long period unless it body and if tho community patronize an so that it ia we may safely say that the community secure an equivalent in By tho last report of he New York j Central Railroad Company it appears Unit I tho company paid to its employees for their I hibor during tbo imling Ibe sum nf 101 the total sum expended iu the road being It thus rust the A The largest building in the world will be that intended for tbe exhibition in present wards of columns and SOO the aggregate weight of which iron will The picture galleries alone will be feet in and more than sixty feet in In these walls more than sir millions of haro already been and twelve millions more aro to be gal wben will be divided bj arches into of two 325 feet a fourth and a fifth 7 allor ones 50 feet a third 100 and four The nave uf the the filling of I with me j Hie Do the people ill I o nil our Nl to do cvcrvl hinir b pat nnd we and Fancy iou every a over II in i 1 1 is lie at nil if out ill 1 JOHN A Clark Improved M Lake sent at ami in altond In all entrusted to his Kes over 1J S the 1 FA ever kept in Sir nf low f lies nnd i1 linil il He ir frj hei us she 1 HL been CACHING AND and kin V A S A N Jl O U iit for Cn s w ol and in ILIK hi ol at k Hlo WM C S M or HAS u Done mi short K K S S M A K I N W ill the T 11 K II Kit O K S OK A N I TIII or i Ii is I I In L i t o A lit i re p curd find in I ltd in Uark the wiir oi V and a loud neise they make whut they they arc welcome to n What they among u I lie pride of Is and And lands which as have of save the of Vet we owe no wo to no Our Ruler is und the law tire our n fellow Who can sw the or the Oltl tt i Vies til e nil lit r With Hue of nnd hair All ot their till the dm Ihu or in our weve on the coi n ami rank growing There are ieer in the ami the wild the of the like in the n tbt for labo and for labor other com 111 per If we estimate the cnst of maintaining the entire length of the in the United Slates iy one half of these it is found for labor by nil of our compan ies combined is nnd tho ag cost of the entire length of railways to Iho of 9 We then safely assume that the val ue of railroads lo the people of he United Stiles is equivalent to ft yearly income over The value leal situated which terminates at either end in be colossal is 85 fuU is formed of double columns coupled THE WK it and I separated from my The lattir is be it un a of the for although I admit that Tubbs is not a very still it suits as lar as I was always satisfactory to Her mother I at the earliest stage of my intimacy with Uar snuff disdainfully when but toy good and the steadiness of ray ber if gha had and by was to No the cause of our separation up in our Could I kuve I DO Augustine with her mother and at that old is up to tbe of Une of these is the Khe is very to stay I our streamlets mid s to some broad l in Kuil and Sler Illio of in nod td hi ill uin 1J IA and Will his tent ml lo jit and repan ini ol and all kind of hi ne on the i Illinois 1 Sexton and Op mi i ami i p and Iy hi pron ol the over fords All operations limned in the best p u it n ati vely little or by A al and ori in nii ilio e of and aver IMie I ol lor and Our TM l Ull s Vi A l K T AHI t ill fh iV Dealers in and Will attend to th ol und Sule of Land add Hills collected and d at rales of corner of Third and Market 1 it ami ule in I nl up Muck nl nil kinds oa ol all kinds neatly 1J are In i if Slat Cal ol 111 pull of a id of d an l nn nil in tin ol lhee They r i er t on hand and ol Slei Ill Materials Ill the pi Laps in the Mhl 011 near WHhELER WILSONS And are fish i hinh take Their from thu hi hike And the portly shad follows all fresh from the sunbeam the pickerel glides his And the spotted trout sleeps where water U 111 thus or his i of At lit els ur And mils are which fill rest on the blue uf Ami inns are forests wild And nnd wild he of A ml bi lur dein Thau the sweet breathes over for the North for the land which we till M nst have sons lo defend from valley and Leave the harvest to rot on the fied where it And the reaping of wheat for the reaping of foes Fur from lo when Columbia steals down from his wood lair From river to Ho all tu the rescue brave freemen come Come come traitors or II ye rule oer our ye shall rule oer our graves Our voir our banners In tlie we SEWING MACHINES ur of null uf our SELECTED square the former faces te and they are each 12 inches in On the right und left nave are two side aises fin of the iron columns eight inches in and placed 25 feet and the On right of tho and be the 25 feet are two others formed of n fourth row of columns and the party wall which separates ths building the grounds of the Soci side aisles are 50 feet On the entering from the Exhibition and the two Bide there which fills up the to of The want a that goal and kaspi husband Van spiteful whan the disner table it his from the busbin J tracks the floor hii muddy and makes mindful of tin scraper and door Mat mother when baby is ind tha biby pleasant amulet tba as well ai instruct thorn wiot as tho into tin harvest and wakes tbc hap py hours liUa tho fig bo its besom at once th rarity of the and the glory of tho religion baits ngl on tba ef but CQ tbo exceeding of lying and stealing amail from the small from the 1 be in my I am not fond of I detest My consternation can ba upon returning home one I saw slumbering serenely in the lap of Au a young of this species of I mildly to the I as i was the treachery of its its to and late anil no well regulated family could tolerate But no I wished to her of evo l ry comfit and the inevitable pebbles from clay from from otter from but boet juice from aluni from strychnine from from the milk and buttons from the con Tbe religion that ti the world will not put all the big ar rics at tha top and all the bal ons at bottom It will not offer more of foreign wino than tbo vineyard od and tlian all the fields of York grow and all her nils It will lot make the other ail ill lu supported on right pairs of j Theo aru now in actual within United Sillies thirtyone one and miles jf communication later i one and nu t lo all business to his in the und of o HI a ol to nil iu will give to tlie ol exe of al lie lell uf the Court 1 Ions jJ Vie 11 H A Minis ive a the this is jin p ired to agi nt hii or in ivel lur one or ve at the y lit H l ui in I Iii there was not fifty four miles of there u two miles and from that time to the pres during a in which we have ex of tbo scrioils number of railroads increased lo an extent which seems al most Tabu the of veins we have added an of llian one thousand miles of for which no figures can ways from the bull and main tenance of the line of are left out of tbo And we great asjl is yet fur short of repre real value our system of rail nt this rate of Developing will it tako our by any other blanches of indus tn the entire debt Sup posing the national expenditures lie sum of tbo railroads IM increase in their busi mnro the entire olness in one But during tbo last ten Ib railroads more than tripled in in the year there being but eight eight and miles nl road in oper total length if the loy Stiites hud six hundred and in 1 they nov one forty miles Ivu thirds o the loyal The debt which we tire row con in order to ibe rebellion which has broken out in thu Southern Stales immense in Hut when c its at tn it What we can today we could by no means have done twenty mil thirty years We through the ingenu ity of our mechanics and inventors and tho Constant industry of our and in and tho constant industry of our immense every in national progress and There is no reason for allowing our spirits o bo come or for ceasing our usual in New must he put and now will assuredly Far from feeling sad over our national have reasons for rejoicing in tho aivu strength of so many years of in tbo success of enterprises lhat have proved themselves in the and which aro and which will continue in the to bo sources of and er and in faet fiat we have an admin enough to endeavor If serve ibe integrity ami unity of our po j have good reason to he proud o the immense extent of our They arc iron ligaments which should be perpetual bonds of amity and con They utter aeon st n and we should our but w should be more proud uf the men who have had genius ami the ability to and Dpo pair being placed at inch angle of area which the domes wiil tbo THE OP on a man sleep the long sleep in such company as Ht Outside the on the southern e of beautiful for situation as of there is a liitle English burial not far the und Latin In the valley of the SOBS of and tbe of lie myriads on uf the The descendants uf for nearly four have buried under the shidow of and The of the timer lie iu hosts with their faces turned to the I grave of their In thu old tombs on the hill tbe countless dead of the cru with of from arc helped in ghastly f The of Alexander the Ron au legi thy of f tirst t ilio to liis stamp up nor Paris tlut tha to the rti credit anti It Trill not pj D kid in tho back room Boston milliners nor let a piece rj veyet that professes lo measure twelve came to an untimely end on the nor a spoe of sewing silk that fur twenty yards be in the bud at four teen and a nor tho cotton thread break te yard elicit fifty uf the two hun dred yards of that was given to nor yard wile cloth measure less thin thirty six inches from to nor all wool delaines not ail lu with nor coats mada of woden ragi cd together be fold to tho unsuspecting public for It iluk under tbe of Some where the palmist wilts to resume crown and Some where the sister of Lazarus rests from much care Master again and for There who refused lo wear a crown of where his hhd worn a clown of nnd the lie in tha way to Under tny wifes care tho beast Its power for rapidly 1 11 say forays upon the its samp ling of food I partook of come at ence upon the catastrophe which desolated cat grew as I knew it Absent all and completely dono up in tbo morn I was and Augustine and restrained it f its Always confident of tho in of the she ex pressed doubts of its purity of estrangement begun Wo I aroused suddenly by Augustine ox They are murdering a child some where I put brick at five dollars a thousand into It cat a male cat beneath our i s it to build of seven I said Whether our interi nor whilo Biting bad made an ibut floors that pad for nor bc vaj to or that leave yuw in where thut window an old His initial note tarI that mny be looked a bat on DJ nd bo by slow to a be Tbo religion that is to oir that curdled the A brick would sanctify the wold pays its It have been of incalculable My consider that forty cents returned for to to out our cat to one hundred cents given is according ti on Uio and I it umy bo according to abandoned the I resolved expend It loAs upon a mun tho water Tho movement was j in and who to lire m arrested by a squall so so I ry ai a It looks upon a man wba that Augustine Tho minstrel j promises to pay fifty upon below was joined There j with and who neglects to pay it ou was a fierce noise like an with or without a i ilt r his ought 10 daub oti of the the h i I to I cannot There was a to be tvr win Moors of tho J i in his that broken I Minds ol sUts that cannot stand tbe w of tho h nr iii i and a finish that stamped him aa nd pain t that cannot stand the men of by in that was fifteen rniles bv and forty with walls one hundred feet and thick enough for three chariots was within the which were seventy live feet thick arid three hundred feet with one hundred brazen Tho of Diana was four hundred feet and two hundred years in building The largest of the pyramids is four hundred and eighty feet and six hundred and sixty three feet tin ono side its base covers eleven The clones are about thirty in and the layers are two and Three hundred and sixty thousand men employed in its The of contains three chambers nnd twelve presents ruins in II bail one Irri i t was twenty imis and was engineer testing the water in his boiler and a T conceived an iden I on the the heroine cf the throw herself between tbe two Hero is a that to ho and Forbear 1 spoil a very pretty j Tf Huy young I acted en I tora from her want of t Leau nightly resting place tha cause of all their contention and hurried to tho win Augustine divined my and threw herself upon her Lot go I1 We both or this il Augustine had tbo It was u strongly united and stood the agitated IN TIIK The following embrace a brief of in tho Plates for the past year Number of provinces are lo be Iii i r 1 o any and i el r i e imply 1 lit t fur e ils in work rk IIIL nf mv tr in u ith or snj plied at above In the decade just tbe churches nf miles annually bus of chapes an 1 about two thousand two hundred number ol priests insti annually expended being clerical male tin e and of the AND Thie inn riis of th tho at huge of com also evidence lie skill und ingenuity of cur and inven u aid vast of iir wealth and c K1 in that so ft ar ns the of ne lri dioceses failed to There are literary for female bial or Tin to her her present majesty enter toward a young noblemen Lord and of so ai tu disturb the and tha Tin laws of England fordd alliances between thu and und the young Victoria exhibited u spirit and wor Henry the She was i to and she An I let go t who immediately established j the truthfulness of my assertion by her August ino clinging convulsively to the further id I nm here accused if lieiidinh regaining possession of i the cat 11 nd throwing with a ui nf the Io those who know ii Augustine into next thu nal arms threw u bench at 1 hay Billy I lung enough I to talk quarrel then I open and tip ag from young ladigs and oivs of more than tolerably tame in hiir of any color bai As Henrly at I judge of I am not eighty twentyfive years of Il I aiu ciher feet eight or faat nnd I forget er ono of these each figure per well but as to their arrangement I am Flavo i whole f hair by and from d i Kyes tinned Nose according la tae Ionia order of willi touch marry whom shu Lord j the cat is I smilo and Im 1 Ji lias re ly retiring and Skinner still mains ai 1 dh Skinner and Mas iu are the country oi in del keep find n is IP thai the Metropolitan will in n of lliu per j never have hein When we j free of lutik buck thirty years and what was or i of 1 then our and compare It with nur I wus culled to U lie adroitly ilia oing luver ufl to tu a and Albert of the in can her my own cooking Am likely ii ut I wuh it distinctly if from of niy the unhappy woman finds an cirly it is not I who did Its her Let tho linger of scorn be pointed at She can stand observation will prove that the can stand i think of a end c all for IN of J tin reception Kars and My whis kers are a dog and briar well fearfully lux I sin sound in iuil in nigger boots 9 when are and can poetry br milo wilh double rhyme on both to read backward and play the zealous of the army of and in eillin t resource the increase seems t S AT FAIRBANKS S C A L E S i OF AM HiJ n bv ln JiT Tin Ir lip e and ill k i iu ib n iih ri Hi n an in u fiom the A l i th llT A I civ t Till Ille 1 tl under the this are he I 1 th public be a of i yi nd the hound of indeed j an 1 in bii I than tin political In the pist could ever have It is true that sonic tT the 100 H but three V no 27 1 J i feet can bo speedily nnd cured by being anil well with sei e or coal for a few limes at night befire tu Several ins already tried til of whom unite in lu called on a Colonel noted for bis I order to take about tnc religious Ho was politely rt to a joai on a one ibe thu 1 think interests of his regime its in replied tba Di you ni pay sufficient attention to ISC religious of your men I dont replied tho A lively in have been built t paid the first cost i stations and CJ it an if has boos awakened in ier Hum eive h K the Ine n in isl ui I e ains and fur ill tiken tn Lay cif their construction lhat stock dividends have times been nnd corse I the havo depreciated in the market but number of miles wo have stated is in opera and uneK they are built in a will pny a sum siry to Keep the in actual j Leavine out the of tt u l pro the monkey il flat i an anil mode regiment the Lord 1 the labors I ey no as 1 never was troubled Am correct in morula and tenpins have a regard for 1 and drink only Am a animal nheu tonele arc clean and shirt bit tons ill If I possess a it that enemy whom I it to I tay my prayers every and as to whether I snore in niv 1 want somo one lo tell MOM rith a Yanke ti a no you tell me whn I tbe monkey rid of n very s tic me nt his ind havo already Those who have tried it inform j been This was a rival us hut feet weil warmed by a Is thru poti asked tho Colo M and tho application of j said i and it will certainly a speedy Colonel to attending havo Cf if mm immediately to bo bap HE is a contemptible feW lile en wih his ears at the fiom pain i feel will no ilo well in giving it for it ii surely a very utic one thut is very and never expect to A of Trumbull recently gave to boys live girls all Ill ho if Ill bo in j tbo sympathy uf respect I The chiplain notes of und beira up us i ia II
