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him 10 everlasting peace. MAuhus. CD the
contrary, pursues pleasure osei the path oi
vice, an3, FOR a few contemplate and evan
ascent ibrolis Of JOY. pays u price, than
whirii, far l,ss would have purchased an
eternity of delight. Before his youth had
Iipened into tie .nrreies of manhood, he
thought lac perceived many ways Thereby
'he might ioinise in laleness. without max
iug he results ,isiil. m the tenor uf his
conduct. Or the recllaliaas of his task bot
he was at length discovered in fils.hpod,
winch Il. had iiifsnted u excuse a crime.
aud in addition IL the advantages he had
lost, he experienced tie Gae.-lla,un Of hts
tutor, the dsaifeciion ST his comp.niDns,
ard the reproals anil contempt Of all his
friends. When ihe world pfesented broad .
or path, aud he had grown tn he a mover
ia wider sphere, l,is propensi'irs cor g.
,il increased in proportion 10 the itnpor-
lance uf lis situation. until he was elevated
from the m.annrss If hci,g despiscd, go tile
dignity of bridg hated. by u Thousand IN
pIinciplrd actions he has accumulated II
fortune, which he iasishr5 10 gain pleasures
he cannot enisy, and friends IT is impossi'
Bile for him To preserve. The Very hire
liugs who fatten tn his abundance, deicst
tisN l'ttbb ii''b N'A'b III i'i''''+ wv -
vOufs: aud while the fiattcrcr, iawn,Hg "a
bout his person, draws q vii over his vices,
or rloquenty sonens them into generous
iudscrelion4, lie IL watching the effects ot
hi, dose "a the hiecf Of future exposition
aud ridicnle. Manhus himself IN the midst
Of abundance, aud the idol of the warncst
and most promising friends, with thousands
{. project him from the attacks of his enc
mics, aud charms Ia dlsspafe reflection. IS
vet an utter stranger Ia that chrrtnlneSs auu
buuyancy OF spirits, which rvrr acccttpa-
ny Augustus through all the NicoIiuucs of
life Though he is sated with luyuries,
he trrmbles at thpir Insecurity, ana, WITH
ting beneath existence as anguish, he shrnks
shuddrring from it, coss, ~ despair. His
pains have 40 remedy his pleasures no de-
light his mind, like dry lral iiultrrlus III
thc AIR, has brrn long ago herrii OF It's use
aud beauty; aud the mental dye resembles
him To some gaudy fabric. standing Insecure
on rotten foundation, WIKI iis MASSEY pill
lars aud costly decorations every day acc
CELEBRATES its ruin aid whie the cottage,
uuostrntatini,ely 81 without danger, hits It's
matched roof IN the winds, the lrrhl" team
pile spreading It's S.lneltss magnllccnCc 10
the gazc of day. mouldrrs beneath the in
husncc Of every hour, and rocks III the
summer brerzr.
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lin cAiiraV0rci 10 saasH s9ifa Excuses,
trlling him that his arrest had only been a
mistake. which ought not 10 inspire iiin
with resentment against the Ansiriin oo-
seththent, nor hinder his a3ain Coming IN
To ttdy. "ifeser," answered the Gene
raj, come again into Italy whist the
Austrian Dominion shall be established IN
IL. il will only he sword in hand. Gene
raj De,ereiix arrived in PARIS, aud set out
fiom it to- London. fComier frGrcais.
From Tie Constitutional, Jntyo
NAp0LI pi RoMAsIs, June 8.
Provisional Government Of Greece.
"rhe President orthe Executive Power
noiiiirs-
"What God Il greater than The God Of
our Fathers The rnemy's fleet had APP
peared near Coyudore. g. threatened from
afir the Islands Of hydra aud Sprzzia.
TIE Government has been forced II call
together all the soldiers scattered in the eH-
,irons, To defend the centre vi The liberty
of Grs--ce. The fleet composed Of about
90 silps of war and Transports, having IN
board troops aud provisions of AL kinds,
Las dispersed atter an obstinate combat
with cur eeamen on the Isl and Ed June,
between Cavadore and Andros. ropal
Pacha with much difficulty saved himself
with % OF has vessels. The second squad
ron of our lectis in pursuit of them. In
the midst of the action an enemy's fri9ate
and III. Admira's ship Were burnt by our
fire ships. Tupal racha MAS not however
on board his ship lac had probably sup
posed that this time, as bcfore,oar fire ships
would be directed against the Admiral. Sc
,erdl vessels aud anoiher frisate, which
were dispersed and pursued ran aground
o. the coast Of the isles OF Tino aud Syia.
The greater number of the transports were
taken and carried into hydra anl SpezZia
The remnant of the enemies feet is dispcr-
sed about the Egcan sea, and according to
all Appearance, viii fail Into our hands.
WHAT makes US hope for the tota! des,ruc-
lion ofthe enemy's fret is, that the first
squadron of oGr feet, yesterday joined the
second which fought the battle, ard both
together viii do their utmost 10 cut off the
retreat of the Mahoni.tans.
- C1ilKAS BALASSiS, Vice. President,
e" A. MAUROCORB ATO, Secretary.
Napuli {: Ronaria jane T."
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HUMAN NATURE

Written by Matilda Murray of thscity, for
the Premium of Fifty Dollars.
The human mind is like a tiring field,
Waere two eonteud,ns champions scorn 70
o@son and Passion each ~ turn prevails,
Just NJ the owner regulate the scnlcs
III wisely he on Rcuson's side declare
Passinn must yield, md happiness he therr.
Bat Il, alas, To Passions side he lean.
Disorder reisns, aud drsoldtes the scene.
When Kenble was hiss'h by an.xaspcra
fed audience, IN consequence of "A rulrnuss
previously offered I" a frmdie farofilr, he
could nat have chosen more plaurihlc ~
Gus. than the one which gained lin nn.
yersal applause. "llunan nlture." said
ihe great tragedian, IN his high. shrill, pr
Sullar voice :" Human nature, y" Human
nature" II was eloquent 10 the extreme.
Vhe ingenuity OF the world could mol have
devised a wiser prcteXt than the frGlties
and Inconsistencies Of human nature. Good
md evil are strangely cunnin.!cd together.
Opinions always hurtuaiing, aud passions
c"unterac,lns each other, wh,rl The mind
into d,lilium of conicnding emotions =.
and fnai Is 81 sinFularly constructed, that
hc Is ever regretllrS losses consequent on
f'ls oHn fully, or msrrably Disappointed IN
the accomplishment oi his brightest hnprs
in all the atdour of ,ir,uous meditation he
Is eager To acknowledge the imnossbility
nt combination between happiness and
Vice; aud yet unafiurcd by true glory, and
unahashcd by shame, he daily sacrifices in
teg.tty 10 earthly pursuits he abdndons an
endeafins Protector, an everlasting source
ef JOY, for patty treasures, which are nj n
ny moment liable to be DESTROYED by the
kekin sport ofVbancr.
Fame, tina. comes AMI COCA on the wing
al tire wind --plcasnrcl, which fash mn,
disappear like electricity ia the SIMMER
cloud, and wealth, whjcl glidles rlrsisti
bly, from the teGaciuus gasp are subjects
Mat monopolize the attention of the learned
aud arrest the steps Of the gay.
The philas6phrr 10 his closet and tie
soldier IN the field, rhaesh the former pro-
f"ssts 10 teach the emptiness OF glory, and
the latter III stem Me current of uni,,sf
Po""r,) weary the slowly tdIiin. hours With
cxertohs the one gaining aduit,tinp hv
The ridicn'e of praise, and tile Other iYrpai.
ously fariherins the cause Of ha,nS,,i,.
by quitting himself with the hlpud az ~,
fellowmcn. We cannot too trpuly H.,
press ofr minds with the value of ,irt,te. nr
too carefully mould oar me Itations into
she shape nf truth, Eartl, abound. win
fascinating foundations, which snrrotrlA H..
adyeniliF.r To dazzle his vision with rlsc
glaics, and betray his attention with cheat
Ing sounds. TiIe ambient pleasures will
SOMETIMES Prove too strong for cagie.ry,d
resplaton To resist, and faith often sIrens
when the batii. is nigh. Unless trained b,
long discipline into The practice, ,if hano,,i
he may not always fiiIidw the best nclina.
tlons.o' have ATTY snod incnarians to gnid.
:re.as The aowery wreaths of Vice slupi
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To TIN pTTDrTc

1t viii he reeoiiratrd that at the COM
mencement of the investigation agaloSi me
of the charges preferred by his E4r''irneY
Coy. TrouP, / assured my f,ierds and f''
public that il would result ia the establish
meni of my entire Innocence. Ihr exam
nation has now closed and the opinion ~
The Special Agent, Major Andrews, con-
tanned in his letter To me Of the Isl August
instant, is given To the public, Is wNirh. H
viii be perceived my Suspension IS "i'N
drawn. and my inp4csace Established
This optnicn vt n,y innocence is subject ~
rc'isa BY the Supreme Executive "oth"t-
y VI the Vaj0ai upon that uIterlVr teFi'
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JAMES BARBOUR.
Eepa,imen. Of ttar, July 81, 1895.
y
5 ExceIcncy q. NJ. TRour,
( Coz. Of Georgia, .ulledgerI!l'.

department Of Var, Joly 81, 1895.
StR-iuuis of the 9th uislan, has hreu
duly received, With the accompanying do
Gu ~ruts.
am directed by the presidtat To cr-
press his regret nj the failure of your vilurls
IL reconcile the Greeks 10 an acquirscrpce
III tie treaty made ut the lndiau Springs,
AS il WAS his sincere dcsite to have seen i
carrnd into effect. But tie determined
opposition of the Indians 10 thu treaty IL
self, on the alleged grounds Of intrigue and
tr"achery, on the part Of the portion oftie
ulhe negotiating the treaty, as we'll as ihs
smalness Of TIER numbers, from which
they argue its instability, atd their solemn
appeal 70 the Justice aud magnanmity Of
the United States, creates such an obIigp.
ton that We should at leass pause before
we proceed, or permit others 10 do 50, un-
III these allegations can he thoroughly ~
vcstisaled, and their ef5rc, decided by The
proper authority the more especially, rs
the eighth article Of the treaty gives I'll
September of the next year before HE
treaty is 10 be carried into effect, aud
guarantees them fr0n cncroAchtrent uH
that time. Ii Is in this posture of affairs
that Gov. Troup insists thai he wi! survey
the lands. y collision by overt acts be-
tween the Executive Of Tie Union and THAI
Of Il state, Is SO against the thcOr! of lie
constitution, and SO repnsndnt Ia tJ'r FREE
mss Of lhe Prcsdrnt, that he would drtcr'
mine only under solemn sense u duty to
do an net by which 81 serious IesUt
would hc pr'duced. Ii Goy.proup should
however prrsetrre in his declared purpose
OF surrey ing the land against the rrpcJtt1
"Reminiscences of this department, Il wa
present one of the most unfortunate cYrnS
which have YET occurred in oar hi:toiI'--
Its possible occurrence has inducr@ the
President To weigh with the deliberate Cur
cumsprction made necessary, as We" ~
lis serious Consequences as lis high r"SpgH'
sihility. His decision tilricapnn has been
made and transmitted TO Gov. Troop IA
letter OF this date, copy oi which r,-
close for your information, and by when
you " i'll learn the line I'll e0aGaes &" niSb
HE President has prescribed 10 hHAvt'L
II is sill! drsouiIy to BIZ hoped thal 0J''
II oup will abstain from any az! THAI may
make it necessary III have recourse 10 the
steps suggested ; ,c. should he persr'He
in Seeding personsto survey the lands enI'
braced within the treaty, you are hereby
authorized 10 employ the military TO pre-
Vrnt their entrance on the Indian TERRITORY.
or ii they should succeed in entering iha
countfr, 20 cause them To be arrested, are
lurn them over to the Judicial authority !"
be dealt with as tbs law directs. | have
only to add that have Transmitted to l-''
Vroup IL coy of this communication
have the honor, &c.
tSjgnrd) JAMES BARBOUR
To Map Gcu. T.. Il. GaiHeS,
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PoETRXs
feom fhs Nee Monthly .Hsgastiis.
EY-OROS kTION AT RHEIMS.

=
EiSs-eaossIsa City of Ihrims. rejoice
io,f banners fr. waved from each sieeple
I.elyoHr nell, be rune, aud tlie eansons voice
Uric with The shouting people,
Aid the trumpet, the drum, aud the eymoa
Your tlme.wora walls TO their basement
shake
Kiazs in tic c,'os. pnd the Gospels right,
Siltaa n,hnl.liae The Crescent
Lei Moor and Turk, aud Christian
knight,
From eaeh rs a pledge he present.
Tor when moaarchs are crown j, ye should
al combine,
Ana every creed own his right divine
Bishap. aud priests, in yosr mifred army,
~ The rartlinal l.sa,e recruited,
Engagements pointing 10 heaven the way,
While your feet in the earth are rooied,)
Hahske oIller idol. pour oil on ,o1r own,
Andleaeh US 70 warsltip the god OF the throne.
eoGies aud ehieisgvhotn youT monsrehs have
nitle,
Baaslfully blazan your pomp and phfade,
Aa1 cnnoblc the net 10y the agent
For yaut pride 10 your fellows will better nc.
card
With the meanncss that kncel, 10 its soye-
reignlofa
irenchmen. VINO -rivet the crown upon one,
That millions may -rov.l doyelf'.rui
Strangers, from Car hnbitniions WHO run
II eaze a, n bahhle re-plcndeat
what's tho glarv that dazzlcs Your eyes,
Aud villa, /. Tue jee' that ye solesanize
yharles tl,an art crowd az sovereign
drsnd,
DER the realm Of rance appointed,
Ihy brother was such--yct they cut of his
head
The head of the Lnrds Amounted
Learn from his fate that Legitimate" might
Is vain when il wars with nailon's right
" rulers, Dew, sultan, King, Emperor, Pope.
United IN holy alliance,
who see In this net M additional hope,
That the world may be held ut defiance,
Itomember, twas this -,hgls people of GHul,
When reused by oppression, that BUNDLED 20
nil.
Bishops priests, who have l"yish'd your
Oh,
And given a Bourbon your blessing
Such were yonr prayers. andyour oatls, and
your foil
Wien his Corsicln rival cArrssing
The God se dishonor your mockery Ionths,
Wheo We coasocralo kings with such prosti.
tnle oalhs.
his head,
To install him cunonizcd martyr,
And took back tho brother 10 reign IN his
sicnd.
who tfote both his oath aud the clnrier;
Ths is n Bpurlon, - brother .---bewnro
Aud uncrown him ut once it his oath he Tor.
swear
Y chosen Of uhivalry. noble nnl great,
Who grace this august coronation
&c beauties, whose saleutVr cohiers on tle
fetr
It's hrlghlrst aud best decoration
Nc nnmberies5 crowds who arc hniling your
king,
We tfoeps, whose ropiy makes the ornament
rug
Like qnick-falliGg stars shall your elarles die,
When time Is lille older
The head ye have crownd IN the SOL slnll lie,
Aud ynnr own beside ii mouider,
Aud all that is left OF this pruu array,
Shall bc dust mud ashss, and bpae, and elnr
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DOME sTyC,
q. STATES & GEoRGIA.
DEPAafaEHT OF Wan


Sin-four letter of ille 18th os u
Addressed To Major gaHterentrr, Ia, Ls','
received. The answer II which has h,."
Intentionally deloje ed til the result of O.
Gaines Interview with tie Indians Al Re-.
ken Arrow shopld be rceeiyed, az the D.
sidrnt had anxiaasly hoped In the acoui..
ccnce of the Indians In the treaty, 20 h,,.
found the necessity OF rrplyiug IL your on.
guires entirely obtiated. But as the cam.
lnunicaiions from General Gaines rcpnr,'
received have entirely destroyed tia, hon.
reply has become necessary. The
dians to the number at 1890, inel.di,I
large majority of their chris and head r7,'
Of the tribe, have denounced the treaty a..
tainted alike with intrigue and trrarLrrv
and as an at OF very small portion -
the tribe, against the express drtc.Mieat,n
OF very large MINORITY, determination
known 10 the Commissioners. They ur..
that 10 enforce "A compliance with an il.
strument thus obtained would lily hccor,,
elthrr the Justice or the maguanimly If
the United States, under Incl lhry dina,
70 take shelter. These are allegations Bic.
setting question beyond the cuguz't.-
Of the Executive, and necessarily refers n,
self 10 Congress, whose attention VIII h.,
called IT, it On an early day after the ne.t
annuaI meeting. Mcanwhll., the Press.
dent, acting on the treaty as though its "a.
Iidity had not brrn impeached, finds hy re-
ference to the eighth article ~ the treaty.
the faith Of the United States solenuiv
pledged 10 protect Tile Creek Indians f,on.
any cncroachnents ill their removal in
September, 1896. tie therefore decides
that the entering upon aud surveying their
lands before that period, would be an il,
fraction of the treaty, whose interpretation
and execution, shonld 1t leniin uncanc,,.
led, are alike coufdcd IL him. am there.
fore, directed by the President, To Stat.
distinctly 10 your Exeeliency, that, for thr
present. he will hot permit such cnt5y O,
survey 10 be inade.
The pain the President has f,it in com
ing 10 this decision is diminished by ti1. re-.
collection th,t il interirres with no duty
imposed On your Excellency 10y the laws
OF Georgia, as discretion is given You by
the law OF tie Legislature in preserving
the time when the lands embraced by the
treaty shall be surveyed. Under al the
circumstances, the President PEI ants uju-
self 10 hope that you ill acqoicsCr ia us
decision. As General Gaucs has been ia
communication with you on this SUBJ a.,
aud as il is the wish nj the President y0l
should be in possession Of every measure
he may be constrained 10 take thereon,
AN directed To enclose II your EAc.I!rucy
copy Of Gcneral G0iHgs' instructions vg
this date.
have the honog 10 tic your obcdiens
servant,
(signed} JAMES BARBOUR.
His ExceIicncy g. NJ. TRoup,
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Notice.

PURSUANT to a decree Of the county
court of Bedford, made at biay Court,
1870, i'll cause therein dsf anting, wherein
Stephen Magtar IS plaintiff and the heirs OF
Griffin bobyn., sen deed, are defendants, the
undersigned Commissioners will sell. Tn the
premises, the oath day of SenoH,her,
Yhe Yract OF LAND,
IN The bill menioncd late III. property OF said
Griffin Dobyns. on "A crati oi sia months far
one thru al Ihs purchase money, IL months
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