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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-, 70
anv If lie lands within The townships and iflcli3h,'
townships above enumerated, Is required 70 establish
~ samr m The satisfaction oithr Register and krcrlV
a. of the proper land office, and make payment therefor
AZ soon az practicable, after seeing this notice, ana ne.
fore The day appointed for tie commencement, :, .he
public sale ofthe lands embracing the lracl ciai'hea'
olhei"iso '"'' RICHARD 81. YOUNG,
COMMISSIONED Of the General Land ohnce'
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EAGLE HOTEL, SCOTTSVlLLE, VA.
THE subscriber having leased this valuable property
i for i term uf year. is prepared 10 entertain the
public in the mos, sa' satisfactory manner. The property
has been recently repaired, i newly furni he'd, and IS
IN all respects adapted 10 the comfort of guests. The
situation of this Hotel is well known, being Immediate
iy on Main street, on the South side of the Branch, IN a
secure aud health!ul situation. The stabling Is good
and no pains shall be spared 10 render satisfaction IN
all respects. D.. ". WINGFIELD.
N. B.-Traveilers going to Richmond, or returning,
viii he waited On to aud from the boats.
Nav l0-rlm
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Virginia Agricultural
MACHINE

THE subscribers, successors Ia
i JABEZ PARKER, AT the well
known Establishment, corner OF
Main and 18th streets, are pfepar-
led Ia execute. nj short notice, or
iders for THRESlIiSG MACHINES
aud HORSE POWERS OF all sizes
made portable or stationary
Horse and Hand Power WHEAT
FANS; I AW CARRIERS,
McCORMIck'S REAL ERS ,
CORN SHELTERS, STRAW
CUTTERS, CKESilERS, &C.
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RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
r EJNSCRANCE.

80
THIS Association is now prepared 10 Issue
i Policies of Insurance on The Lives OF all
persons enjoying good general health and OF
sound constitutions, for the whole duration of life,
or a limited period, aud upon as reasonable
terms as any similar Company. As this is the
only Institution ofthe kind in this Stale, it claims
fairly the patronage OF our " citizens, espe.
cialiy when il is remembered that il is al home
and its profits distributed here, while the premi-
ums of other companies, literally encouraged by
The public, are carried out Of the Stale. The adj
v~aniases of Life Insurance are now TOO uniyer-
sally acknowledged TO require a minute detail Of
the benefits resulting lheretrom. II is enough TO
say, tina, all persons who derive their incomes
from private or public situations, mechanical,
professional or mercantile pursuits, should avail
themselves of its advantages, in order to secure a
liberal support for those who are dependant on
their e~1ertions. The rates OF Insurance are as
favorable as those Of any similar Institution in
the United States. Information relating TO Life
assurances, together with the rates Of premium,
will be cheerfully given TO those who call a, The
Office, No. 223, corner of Main and 9Th Streets.
bSlaves will be insured as usual on reasona.
BILE terms JAMES BOSaER,
President.
JNO. Fl. BOSHER,
May rs Secretary
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FarmyIIIe. NAV &C, lS48-cw4w
BIZ the Lieutenant Gouernor Of Virginia.
a PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having heen received by the E1ecu-
L tive, that Henry Dix, a free Negro, charged with a
murder committed In the county of AccoInack, has fed
from Justice and 10 now going at large, do therefore
hereby offer a reward Of fifty dollars to any person or
persons " no shall arrest the said Henry Dix and deliver
him into the jail of Accomack county; aud l do more
over require all officers OF this Commonwealth, civil
and military, and request the people generally, to use
their best exertions to procure the arrest Of this said
Dix. that he may be brought to justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Gsvernor, lact-
Ing In tile absence Of the Governor from the seat
TsaALl Of Conveniently and under the lesser seal of
the Commonwealth, At Richmond. this Sd day
Of NAV. in the wear ls4s. JNO. +. Willy.
Henry Dix is about five feet six inches high, and
about thirty years Of age; his color a dark brown, and
rather good looking. He i5 supposed to be- somewhere
on or about the line Of Accomack county. May5-eGt
by THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..
A PROCLAMATION.
INFORMATION having been received by the Erecn-
i tive that the Jail of the county of Henrico was BIO.
ken on the night Of the 5th instant. and that the fol-
lowing named persons, then confined therein, escaped,
JOHN F. sCHoNBERGRR, charged with murders.
JOHN WILLIAMSON, alias JOHN W.. NORTH,
convicted Of kidnapping; and
WILLIAM DIAMOND, charged with burglary:
Therefore, I, John F. Willy, Lieutenant Governor of
Virginia, acting in the absence Of the Governor from
the seat of government, do hereby offer the following
rewards TO any person or persons who shall arrest the
said fueitives and deliver them into the jail of Henrico
county: For the arrsst and delivery Of John F: sch ,1
John w. North, one hundred dollars; of William Ola
mond, fifty dollars: And | do moreover require all Off
GERS OF this Commonwealth, civil and military, and TO-
quest the people generally, 10 use their best e%Iertions to
procure the arrest Of the said fugitives, that they may
be brought to justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, (act'
ing in the absence of the Governor as afore-
IsRAL.l said and under the lesser seal Of the Com
monwealth, ut Richmond, this eth day Of May,
in the year ls4S. mo- F. Willy.
John S~CHONBERGER Is described as about %
years old, stoutly formed, and about five and a half feet
high-black eyes, hair and beard, with a remarkably
round face. and very much bloated.
JOHN WILLIAMSON, alias JOHN W.. NORTH
about S feet II inches high, thin visaee, blue eyes, red
compIexion-abou IS years old.
WILLIAM DIAMoND-about 6 feet high, large and
atbletic-very dark complexion, and down-cast look
about IS years old. May e-c5w
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SECOND DESPATCH.
BALTIMORE, May 25-4i P. M.
Cen. Lewis CasS of Michigan,

SECOND DESPATCH.
BALTIMORE, May 25-4i P. M.
Gen. Lewis Cass of Michigan
NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT!
The Democratic Convention on the fourth bal
lot selected Gen. CAss as their candidate Tor The
Presidency OF the U. States. The fourth ballot
resulted thus:
Necessary to a choice ITO
For Lewis Cass IT'D
Being a majority of nine votes over two-thirds.
The nomination was made al half past !, 2. M.
THIRD DESPATCH.
BALTIMORE, May 25-6i P. M.
Shortly alter the assembling OF The Democratic
Convention this morning, a letter was read from
Mr.. Polk. declining a nomination Tor the Presi-
dency. He expressed a desire 10 be allowed 10
retire 10 private lie when his present term shall
have expired.
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot for a
candidate. The ballo;ings resulted as follows:
Fiasr BALLoT.-Cass 125; Woodbury. So;
Buchanan 55; Calhoun 9; Dallas :; Worth 6.
SECOND BALLor.-Cass 1873; Woodbury. 81;
Buchanan Sc; Dallas 3; Worth 5.
THIRD BALLOT. -Cass l56; Woodbury. So; Bu-
chanan 40; Worth 5.
PoUarH BALLoT.-Cass 179; Woodbury. IS;
Buchanan 80; Butler 3; Worth /. Whole nun.
Der 254. Necessary TO a choice ITO.
So Gen. Cass having received on The fourth
ballot Two thirds Of the votes cast, was DECLARED
The nominee. New York delegates moi voting.
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IN CIIASCERY.-VIrGI,I. AT Rules heln ~ ,ne
-. pichnond rircuit. the 9Th day of April, lsfs:
Warren ]. Gill, Administrator oil RohcH W,"m;, NC
ceased,
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DROWN AND BLEACHED DAMASK.-
ID Brown and Bleached Linen Damask.
Damask Table Covers, Napkins, &c. For
sale cheap. J. 4. CHENERY,
May26 Opposite Fredericksburg Depot.
NOTICE Just received, and for sale, a few
IN Tubs New GOSHEN BUTTER, a first
rate article. HASKINS & LIBBY.
MAY rs
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WHITE LEAD, Linseed Old, Painlers'
w Colors and Brushes, and a large and well
assorted stock of Window Glass OF superior
quality constantly on hand and for sale by
PURCELL, LADD g. CO.,
Druggists, 90 corner OF Main and 18th Sis.
Nav 2G
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VALUABLE LAND AND SAW MILL
FOR SALE.

q virtue or 4 deed III trust -arcur~d by James II.
- Porter to the subscriber, which deed was duly re-
corded ~ the Clerks Office of The county of Louisa on
the 2sth day "f August, 1877, ! shall, on MONDAY, the
29tl day OF May, le4s, IN The premises, sell II public
auction, 10 The highest bidder, Tor cash, The FARM on
the county of Louisa, adjoining the lands of Charles y.
Jones, J. L. COwhrrd and others, about four miles
above the Courthouse, aud containing four hundred
and twenty acres. There is q comfortable dwelling,
good Ice house, stable, &C., and an excellent saw mill,
on said land, with n very large proportion Of fine Tim
Der. The saw mill II not more than two miles from
the Louisa railroad. The Title 10 the above property Is
unluestionable, hut, selling rs Trustee. the undersigned
Will convey such title only n Is vested in him by the
deed aforesaid. JOHN PoISDEXTER, a.,
April 29-Ctds Trustee.
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COWLES' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wal
~ street, Richmond, Virginia.
L.e, Lottery Vendors do aud say wha, they may,
For selling prizes CoWLES carries the day.
pisals: $4,000, 1000, 5000, $500, 1900, 5
prizes of 1000, &c. - Nos, IL drawn. Tick.
els 81.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass l24:
6 "a 80 GA 40 % 3 81 26 65 A 50.
Drawn Noe. of Susquehanna Lottery, Class 26:
20 81 10 7 60 S IS SO AZ 81 "a 80 2.
NAV &c
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TURLEY'S OFFICE, No. l0i East Main
Sfreer.

IIURLEY'S OFFICE, No. l0i East Main
Il Street.
We will not boast. Allow us to say,
HuaLRY sells prizes every day.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia Lottery, Glass II, EIs
A "a 10 Sc 3 AZ 80 9 36 SIS
Whole Ticket, AZ SIS So, q prize OF 300, sold
and paid by HURLEY:
Drawn Nos. of Leesbsrg Lottery. Extra, 90
SO IS Is Is So 63 % So 4S 62 % I3 35 70
Ticket Nos. % IS So, a prize Of 800, sold
and paid by HURLEY
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey Lottery, Glass 42:
IS "a 80 20 10 10 90 46 Ia IL rs 40 8 IS 81.
Ticket Nos. 9 80 IS, a prize Of $3.50. sold
and paid by HURLEY.
To.day-yirginia Monongalia Lol,ery, Elk.
ira, Glass Is, to be drawn al the Exchange at 6
O'Clock, P. M. Sales close at IS, P. M. CAPT.
tails $4,000, 1000, l,4l5, 1000, &c. BNos,
IA drawn. Tickets So, al
HURLEY'S OFFICE.
To.morrow-S55 900. Tickets $l5, at HUR-
LEY'S CREEK OFFICE, below the Old Mar
ket.
N. B. Hurley will sell the risk on a package
Of quarters in the Small Fry" Lottery for this
week, capital 81, 900, for The small sum OF 81 Is
Drawn Nos. OF SUSSEX Lottery, Extra, Glass Al:
q Al II 10 S 63 IA ; 66 Al III 6 "a.
Half Ticket Nos. II IA 81, a prize OF $55,
sold and paid by HURLEY.
May 26
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az aei Picket, and Courtney his wife, and other

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held IN Tue
L clerk,s Office Of the Superior Court of Chancrrf
for the Richmond Circuit, the 7th day oi hfrii, ie45:
John Thompson, junior, rlhihuh'
ouatnst
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LOTTERIES.
LUCk,s OEFACE

NO. 5, EXCHANGE PLACE,
~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
l'hh attention of The pu'rons of this lar-faned Prize
once - invited Ia The following list of Schemes 10
oe drawn during The month Of May, under the ma
ndeeiheht oil The old and successful Managers, D.. Paine
~ 10, whose Lotteries take The lead of all others
aney nave sent more prizesto Richmond In the last few
mon.hs man ail The Managers combined. OF the num-
peI sent 10 Richmond, LUCK has always had his full
a prize Of els, 600 was sent to this office in one of the
d purchaser.
nehemhrr, for large prizes call on or address
Y. Is. LUCK, No. S. Exchange, Richmond.
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GREEN PAINTS.
DURE GROUND VEROIGRIS
/ Pure ground Paris Green
Pure ground Imperial Green
Pure ground Chrome Green
Pure Chrome dry
Pure Paris Chrome dry
Just received al GAYNOR & WOODS
Nav 26 City Drug Store.
T UCK'S OFFICE, No. 5, Exchange Hotel,
IL Richmond, Virginia.
$4,000 SENT TO THIS OFFICE.
Ticket, Nos. Is 56 GA, the hishes! prize OF
SIS, 1000, was sent 10 this Office May 18th, in
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 2. This
sent 10 LUCK within the short space of so days.
Drawing Of Susquehanna, 26:
20 81 10 7 60 5 46 80 Al 81 "a 80 2 !.
Half Ticket, Nos. IL II so, $3.50, sold and
paid by LuCh.
- mos, 10 drawn. Wholes 81; halves Q; quar-
ter. l. May 26
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MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE &
This Day-sl2,ooO, 1900, 5000, $500, 5 of
1000, &c. u Nos, IA dra wn. Tickets "a.
To.morrow-S40,000 600. sc Nos, IA drawn.
Tickets Si5.
Drawn Nos. of Su.quehanna Lottery, Glass 26
90 81 II 60 5 46 80 Al 81 "a 80 q.
Nav 26
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.
J. ". Randolph & Co.'S. Bookstore, l2l .dafrn Street.
ga. N. II NJ. S r. u.
May "a, - ~ 81
May 25, G 80 %
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NEyy-NORk LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ...ALsAsY, March 81

SENATE ALBANY, March ILL r VI.
IRursday Erening-Thc General Bank bill was
considered, bat not disposed OF
Frlday-The only matter Of interest is a debate
now in progress on the Railway from Syracuse to
Rochester.
Debate on the Syracuse and Rochester Railroad
bill; Mr. HAwLEY opposed Mr. CoRNwELL sup
ported the bill The recess took place before any
question was taken to agreeing TO the report
ASSEMBLY.
relief of w. w. Niles OF Qleens County vas or
dered to a third reading.
The bill from the Senate relative to the Election
of Commissioners OF Deeds in the City of New.
York was passed
The bill TO simplify Practice and Pleadings was
sent to the Committee the Judiciary with in
structions to repor; complete Friday.
Friday--Mr. UPHAM reported in favor Of the
Sackets Harbor and Saratoga Railroad. Also for a
Rail way from Fishk to the Housatonic
| Mr. ScHERMEgHoRS reported a bill to incorporate
the Dry Dock Savings Bank.
MIR. MEAcH reported bill relative to Jury Lists
in New.Yors.
! Mr.. Bowie moved to rscommit the bill propos-
| ing to establish a new Registry Law.
Mr.. BowEs opposed the bill and II was sent 20
the Committee OF the Whole.
TIE bill TO Simplify Practice went to third a read.
ing it is to be read this evening third time.
! Mr.. WILLkTT called mp the resolution reported
by the celect tonInulec on LthOtOfu anu Tenant
requiring the Attorney General To institute inquiry
into the manoriai titles, with view to proceeding
by way Of escneat
/ Mr.. Books moved to reccmmit with instruc
tons to specify the maDors embraced in the in
quiry.
Considerable debate followed.
Mr.. BOWIE offered an amendment calling on the
Trinity Church report it's title its property.
! Mr.. SEVERANCE moved to lay the whole subject
on the table. Lost.
The motion relative to the Trinity Church was
/ lost also.
! Mr. BKooKss motion to recommit the resolution
reported by the Select Committee was then passed,
I and sent 70 the Senate FOR concurrence. Recess.
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DIED
On Eridav manning. Me

On Friday morning, March 81, after short Illness Mrs
ANN MCPHERSON.
The alive. friends OF the family end those OF hes
son n.law ezsndsr Logan. requested 70 attend ner
funeral this Saturday, afternoon, O'clock from her
late residence - Coumbast without farther Invitation
On Thursday evening" Mach 3d. Mr.. WIN G. BUR
DETT merchant in the 39th year OF his age
The friends Of bis father Jscob Burdett ard also those
Of Gilbert and John Everson, aud Of the family SEN
eraly are rsspec fully invited 10 attend the funeral this
(S.turday afternoon at O'clock from 40 Mulberry ST.
bout farther nvitsion His remains viii be taken TO
Greenwood Cemetery for int rnleDt.
On Thurs0ey morning. March 90, CT consumption
CHARLES BENJAMIN in the SD year OF his age.
His fisnds and those of bic brothers j. r. ana ~ ".
Be- .min are invited ~ attend his funeral on Sunday
o'clock. from the residence OF hi' brother j. H.
Benjamin. "a Eidridgs-si mol II.
On Thur.day afterneen, March 50, Miss JANE M.
BROWNIE. in the 48th year OF her age.
Her friends and thoe of her relatives. are respeculy
invited TO attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock,
from her late residences. No. 63 Monros-st
At O'Clock yesterday mcIDlrg March 81, FLORA,
only DAUGHTER Of Thomas and Harriet NJ Cafgil Ia the
9Th year OF her age
The r. atves nd friends Of the family requested TO
attend her ths (Saturday) afternoon. half
o'clock without father invitation, from No Isl Gin
ton-pltce. -
Al Brooklyn. on Friday morning. March 81, JANE,
dsush,er Of The late John Cole aged 80 years.
The frier I'D soqusiotances Of the fsmty aud those
Of her brot James Samuel and Edward Coles, are in
Wired I'D her funeral this sfteTno0n, at O'Clock,
from No - Hcksst Fuiiou-s Services at Ut Ann
Church. . -
merry of Sehohnis Co In the 10th year o, his sge.
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France In Congress-Appoi ntmeuts-The Her
aids OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Loco.foco
Copyep;iou-Cass on Jouis Philippe, nc.
wAsEISGTos, March 30, Il


wAsEIxGTos, March 80, ls4S.
The breathing OF a sick man is sometimes short.
The letter Of an invalid may we'll be bsief also.
One or two words will suffice for this evening.
The Senate today were occupied all day, as far as
omen session was concerned, with q discussion on
the recent Revolution in France. Mr.. ALLEN .
resolutions brought this discussion up. Toe only
opposition manifested to them was by Mr. CAL
EouS II they come up again Nj. CRirTfsoES
will probably speak upon them. III so, you VIII
see an eloquent speech on the New Republic.
Dr. MARTIN was to-day confirmed by the Senate
as Char to Rome A brother or BROTHER in-laS
of Mai HISS Of the Union. and Mr.. APPLETON,
Chief CLERK in the State Department, have been
appointed 10 Gust, mala and Bolivia. Ii is said
that the mission 10 Ecuador mas been reserved for
Mr. VANBRUGH LIVINGSTON. doubt whether he
will accept. All the fiends Of the Mission to Rome
wanted Mr. LIyiSGsrOS appointed TO that place
bu. who ever put faith in Polk without being dis
appointed
The Senate were abou, four hours 10 Secret SEES
zion on the case OF Mr.. NCGEST Of the Neu York
/ Heraid. He had cleared the Senst0rs Of any
agency in giving him the Treaty, bat refused 70
| tel who gave il u him For this contempt be was
70 day put under arrest He sleeps to night Ia Gus
tody al the house OF the Sergeant at Arms. Ii he
is not released 70 MORROW | think his friends VIII
apply for habeqs esrPus. | think the Senate IS
inlthe wrong. II they cEn'tEeep their own secrets
they have right - look into others
In the House there was little OF importance
transacted. Mr. billiard delivered speech
upon things in general, aud in favor OF Gen. TAf-
LoR for the Presidency in particular.
have just heard the result Of the Loco-Foco
State Convention OF Florida. Gen. WIN BAILEY
/ is the candidate for Governor. Wa F. DUyAL is
the candidate for Congress. He was formerly
Governor OF the Territory. Delegates e or l0 were
appointed 70 the Baltimore C0nyeniion-saidt to be
for WOODBURY.. Gen. c. II. DuPoNr and Col
JoHs MILTos have been nominated as Presidential
/ Electors | don't know who will beat BAILEY but
| think CABELL will give DUyALL leave to stay at
home Electors no account Florida Democracy
/ ia a fog.
/ Gen. CAss's speech against LOUIS PHILIPPE, ut
the public meeting the other night, Will spPear IN
the UaioH To morrow. Mr. GALS. ] believe. in
tends publishing his book faror OF LOUIS
PHILIPPE 10 to.moro~'s IaidiigeHoer This Is
certainly giving both sides.
Among the recent arrivals at CoLtaAN's no
iice J. :. WADswoErH Of 0cneseo. N. Y and II.
I TUDOR BnowsELL Of Connecticut Mr.. WAps.
WORTH sa Barnburner Delegate TO baltimore
RIcnELIku.
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sappossd Divine ard certain human law OF blood
wm not oven then, respected, bu, treated much AZ
the Slave trader now IL. Bu, men were hung or
hehcaded openly. publicly, ostcn,atioasly, and
every appliance Of Church aud State employed to
render the spectacle as imposing and impressive
AZ possiblc-n order that Crime should be re-
pressed aud prevented II mcn turned away from
the gallows foot 10 rob and forge and murder that
only proved the dcpravity OF their nature ana
gave occasion 10 another moral spectacle Tor the
good OF tho uncaught Survivors. And 40 the wotiu
rolled on.
Now all is changing, or changed. We hang men
still. but in a snosking skulking, underhand way
The denizens of tho Five Points and Hook are be-
ref of the spectacle they once enjoyed, and would
still delight in. The State hangs men as the lash
ionable hotel sells liquor-in the back room down
.tairs She tells the rabble that criminals must be
hung to keep them within bounds, and then hangs
them go as to leave the ignorant and stupid often 10
surmiss that they have not been hung at all Do'
have been screened from Justice by onbing 'he
Sheriff and his half dozen witnesses. She hangs
no for spite and the pride OF oPinion-no longer
for example
Courage. friends Of Progress the world Is not
what it has been. 1t does move though, as
calico persisted, though sometimes ihcon"st-
emily, waywardly, sulkily. The HaDgman and
the Slave trader shall not always be the scaPe-
coat, of others sins; the Bottle and the Gallows
shall not always nfest even the back basement
and close screened jaiLyard. Forward! Is the
watchword of Humanity.
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sA.,As,A ana ra,. bach HE r,SAs,,hceA In HE

rscAet AcsA. and rass bach he r'cAsshceA IN HE
W. ~en Z drink the las, hottie Of the old Ma
sesra We. Ned" ssss the old man, thoas htially,-
- Ncs YET
M yea" assea,s the Csp,aia. Nc. No,
,e.N
S~saa AMI Mr., TN,et< are Of the same opinion
Anss q s.ence they oil sit down IL supper, aud
a,,ak b. toe young husband and wife N serae'h'ng
,lse and tho last ha,tlc ci the old Madeira stu
rssaslns AMONG lie dust apaecbschs undissa'eed.
A few as,s have elapsed, and stately shiP u
cat at sea spreading iw white wings to the is'or'
ins Wind
rp,n the desA, image 10 the toughest man on
k>sri al sNneth,ns that is graceful beautiful and
haru,l,~s--somethins that IL 10 good and plesssnt
a. have there. and that should mshe the voyage
rn.eeroes-is Florence IL is night, and she and
Wales cit shaac. watching the solemn path of
'.Sh, upon the seS between them and tho moon
AT length she csnno, see Il plainly for the tears
hat AZ her eyes and then she lays her head down
N HE hrraSt and puts her arms around his neck,
.,ins, "oh w alter. dearest love, am 40 happy!
Her husband holds her to his heart, and they are
WY quiet, and the stately ship goes on sereneiy'
IA | hear the sea- says Florence ana sl'
watching H. Il brings 30 many days into my mind
N makes NE think 50 much.
~Of Paul my love koow It does
OF Paul and Walter. Aud the voices In the
waves are slwsys whispering 10 Florence, In their
ces,rless n,urnarins OF lov,--oi love eternal and
lasmitshlc. no, bounded by the confines OF this
world or by the end OF time, bat ranging st'll be-
yrpd the ssa beyond the sky, to the invisible
country Tar away
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The Connecticut Election.

Connecticut Wings this is our last paper which
en- reach you before this most important election
The choice Of two United States Senators depend
upon thsGfesult Do not fail to be at your posts )
Let nothing keep you from your duty If you are
il the City. go home, and If at home be sure and
De At the polls