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CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, Feb. 20

| washington, FeD. "
| SEEArE.--The Navy reform bill was Ia
ken DIP. Mr.. Pfatt moved an amendment
to place the Surgeons on the same footing
as the officers.
Mr. Shields--I move to admit ladies to
the floor Of the Senate 70 witness the pre-
sentation OF Jackson's sword--agreed, from
all sides Of the Senate, whereupon the la
ladies crowded in, the galaries being full
OF them before
Mr.. Pratt said the bill passed the House
Of Representatives by majority Of 10. and
therefore an amendment which all admit
to be right. will lsecure the concurrence o
the House, and | know the amendment won
endanger the bill or | shouldn't have pro
posed it.
Here the remarks were suspended to al.
low the presentation Of sword worn BIZ
Gencrsl jackson at the battle Of New Or,
leans, to Congress, from the family Of Gen.
armstrong, deceased. The sword was pla,
ced on Mr.. Cass' desk.
Mr.. Gass rose. and raising the sword. pre-
sented it to the Senate, and in doing 80
took occasion to pay tribute to the mem.
ory Of Gen, Jackson. He briefly. pointediy
and feelingly alluded to the presentation q
the sword of Gen. Washington. and ii pass.
ling spoke Of the offering Of the cane 81
Frxnklin, whieh was at the same time de.
posted by the side Of the sword 0f Il greal
eo.laborer in the cause Of human rights ---
His allusion to Washington and Franklin
we're very happy and appropriate. He said
he did not regard these ceremonies as emp
" and unmeaning. The Grst was nie-
moral Of the 6rstaRd greatest Of Chief Mag.
istrates. and these and other memorials oi
his successor IN the administrator OF the
Government, and second only to him 10 tie
gratitude and affections Of the American
people, will side bY side. united tokens q
patriotic devotion, and 10 ages shut out
from our vision By the future, when remote
generations hear Of our heritage. reedosa
shall case apon these testimonials of yicsos
riea. time worn. but time honorea. they wiis
Be carried By the association 10 those be
roes q onr early struggles, AMI they will
end their love of country stfen sthsasd. Ana
ahtir confidence j Ass lass eal ioFtans ii
crease.
sir Bsli iellowai Il j speech highly 81
lagiStle of asn Jackson. allt NJ VIZ sansga
siau M iasfadAeed ! iIaiut " soIuEiSas ksesp
sing lbv s~AfII ana EeshFNiNs thextaisAs III
flsnsfsss y d VI lx fssasFs n.
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THU CADIE DENOCRATlC SHyTINBII.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH 1855

had really entirely forgotten. Family cares
put the pen aside. and authorship. letters
to friends even, are quite unhseded. But
| may just remark by way Of conclusion,
that mother-in-law has become useful as
well as ornamental. She thinks herself in
dispensable. Well, I've no objection. EN-
Ployment keeps her out Of mischief. and
give her the baby to hold.
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made their way dowa stairs. when they dis
covered that Eaggish fellow in one Of the
stores on the first aoor had caused the
great ''eommOiiSn' she Empire through. I"
by pOkiug his head into his stove and talk
ing up the chimney until be got tired and
thought it time to go to bed. A more suc-
cessful hoax has seldom been played upon
household.
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TnE Decroa's WrIeoug. 4 ! ercban,

TIN DecrcR's WELconE An exchange
says
Down east tFlsTe resides i certain III. b.
One very cold night be was aroused from bis
slu'nbers by I loEd knocking al his door.
Aftefaome hesitasion, he vent ID the win.
dow and asked,
Who's therese
Friend. 4
What de ysa Nsa.sv
SFans - stay here I'll nigAl.,'
stay there thsns : Nas the hencvolshtr re.
pIg.
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@boIte l)oetrp. /.
il'rork tie Eslaon Times Of November
AFTERTHE BATTLE


We crowned thshard won Nights at length,
Baptized in fine and fire,
We saw the foaian's sullen strength,
That grinly bade retire.
Saw close at hAd, then saw mort far,
Beneath the httle smoke,
1ho ridges Of hs shattered war,
That broke ua ever broke.
But one, m English households pride
Dear many wgsao me,
Who climbed TIT death-path by my sid5,
I-ssnglit, but buld not see..
Last seen, what ime our fcrenrst rank
That iron tetsest tore,
lie touched. he sated the ramrart'sbank,
Seen then, anSseen no mare.
One friend to aid Pmcasnred back,
With him tbatpashway dread;
I No lear 70 wanUsf from Cur srack.
Its landmarks, English dead,
Light thickcn, bu our search was crowned,
Aa We too welEdivined;
And after briefesIquest we found
What we mostfeared to find.
His bosom with one denih-shot riYcn,
The warrior-bay lay low
Ills fsce was turned unto the heaven,
His feet unto tie foe.
Ashe had fallen apon the plain,
Inviolate,he lay
NoriEian spoilers hand profane,
Had touched thli noble clay,
And precious things he s,ill retained,
Which BY one distant hearth,
Loved tokens Of thh loved, had gained
Alyorth beyond ell worth,
Iitrcasured there ftom them, who yet
Know not their mighty woe,
4 7 softly sealed his eyes, and set,
One kiss upon bis brow.
Ag III grave we seoopesaim, where
hickIy lay The dead,
q { Ienily composed him there,
Ma%sh y tiiat narrow pea.
10 ..ls13n, for mini,l's bitter tears,
The beauty and the bloom,
'tlfecarceIyt summer years,
Shut III that darkss ne tomb.
of soldier sire tho seldieT's son-- AS
Isife's honored eventids
tane lives 70 clsse iaIEngland-4
In maiden battle died.
And they that should have been the mournsd
The nioarner's part obtained;
ssncf thoughts were ours, as we retarded
Toearth itseaak again.
Briefwords ws read offaiih and prayer
Beside tlsi basty grave.
Then turned aside and left him there,
The gentle nEd the brave.
Ieslling back with thankful heart,
With thoughts d peace allied,
Hours when we two hnd knelt apsr,
Open the lone hill side.
And comforsad praiasd the grace,
Which him had I'D ii be,
\ An sxrly seeker 81 shal face,
Which he should early scs.
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Gen. Armstrong then read the resolution
three times. and n passed unanimously.
Mr.. G~in moved that The speeches q
Messrs. Cass and Bell be entered on The
journal and thar The joint resosulion be carr
ried down to the House. Passed.
HoUsE.-The HOUSE passed ihe bin exs
lending the provisions Of the fofmer law, 50
as to grant the right Of way 10 al plank and
railroads running through Pablie lands in
the territories. as VEL as those 10 States.
Mr.. Disney from com on public lands e.
ported Che Senate bill granting lands IN
Michigan 70 ths construction Of railroads.
ygith amendments, rtoviaing f5r ba. swo.
ir'samely: Pontiac q Like Superior ana
brand Rapids 4 Michigan. and appropria-
ting more than million and half acres.
0a motion Of Mr. CIingham. the bill was
tabled; SO against r.
The Secretary Of the Senate was introdu-
csd having the sword of Cen. jackson ia
one hand and the Senate resolution ia the
other.
In view Of the interesting ceremonies.
the rules Of The House we're suspended,
Ca large number Of ladies who were
awaiting outside were admitted to the foor.
Much disorder prevailed for some time. the
hall being densely crowded
On motion OF Mr.. Smith of Tenn, tho
Senate resolution was taken up.
MIR. Smith then addressed the House al
some length. eulcgizing the character and
military skill Of Gen. Jackson.
Mr.. Zollicksotfer, who represents. tho
Nashville district. followed in an eIoquena
tribute to his gallant deeds.
Mr.. Benton then took the Goor and spoke
at length, minutely. .narrating the circum-
stances of many Of his battles. in some of
which Mr.. B. was his aid.
The resolution was then adopted, and
100000 copies Of apeeches made On lhe es-
casion were ordered to be printed.
Washington, Feb. 27.
SENATE message was received from
the President tran shifting commnnica.
ton from the Navy department. with
copy of orders to the commander Of the
sloop-cfwar Albany for the last cruise to
Carthagenia and Aspinwall laid Oh The
table and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. Rusk called up the House Bill 10 -s-
duce and modify the rates Of possage.--
One provision requires the prepayment Of
letters always BY means Of stamps. afs.r
the LIST Of January 1856. Another pro-
vidss for the registration Of valuable letters
considered and passed.
HoUsE.--The House passed the Navy
and Fertilization Appropriation bills.
| Mr. Middleworth moved for 4 suspension
Of the rules, to take up the Old soldierss
Bill from the Senate.
Several gentlemen said that go. 600 900
acres Of land will he required for this pnr.
pose, according to the rspors Of the Com's
of Pensions.
Mr.. Midlleworth's motion was agreed to
BY vote Of lS9 against 81. The Bill was
then considered.
The bill gave rise to considerable dis.
Icussion. and finally motion was msls ,s
layi it on the table, but was negasiysd by .
vote Of 55 to l02.
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SESArE.--The chair laid before the Sen-
ate q communication from the Secretary of
the Interior relative 10 the Choataw Ia,lians.
The biIltoproside for the a III stIlsiens
aicipline for the Navy passed.
The msil steamer appropriation bill wss
then taken up--Chase speaking
After long debate the several aneni-
meats proposed t. the bin wsrs rsisstci
and the Dill passed By a vote of rs ID ia.
thus continuing the g ,ntract with shs OH-
Inns line ill 1890 1T S. 600 ryaai irip.
| Mr. Hunter from the Fip.nes eolnmittse
reported civil AMI diplomuis sppropria.
tion bill from the House Wish iii sibend.
ment adopted BY the Hsasa n,9dGfyiaa III
tariff.
Mr. Hunter said be hoped tho bill xould
be considered without dsl.y. sud he trassed
would b passed withoat asnsnlmkns. AK.
ter some dsbase tIie till was made tlis spss
cial order of she day for to.msfssw
The Senate then went inle IL execnsivs
session and unanimously esnifsncd tES II.
gsnizsiion u Winfield ssouas Leessnans
General Of the srmy.
Adjourned
HoUsR Several bills Wsrs psssed !.
inoDg them one for The relief Il Dlsflla NJ
Carroll. giving him ! i. 7eo i sonsiiera.
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I'm sitting by my desk, George;
Before me, on the door, tak
There lies a worn-out fount Of tyne
Full twenty thousand score
And n,pny months have passed, George, G
since they were bright and new as8R fa
And many are the tales they've told s4 ),
~ The false. the sxanse, the truel III
Their beauty has all gone, George nat
You scarcely now may trace '9 q
Upon the snowy medium, s
The likeness Of their face 3i H8M tT4
They remind me of q man, George y r. 4.sas
Whose morn Of life wis full l. 1t ft
Ofpromise, but mt evenings close
" as des0late and dull
What tales Of horror they have told,
VI tempest and of wreck M tsb5iT
OF murder at the midnight hour X Y,
Of war full many "speck; y
Of ships that lost away ut sea,
Went down before the blast; tta'i2p
W stiiied cries Of agony, 2tNta a'4 ah tF
As iife's last moments passed! aa } sa0Eo
Ofearthquakes, and Of suicides; N
Ofh,ling crops of cotton
VI bank defaulters broken banks "
And banking systems rotten;
VI boilers bursting. steamboats, snapg ID pFAs
VI riots, dues fought; 'st'E &aai
Ofrobbers who with their prey escape,
of Thieves with booty caught
0flood and fire. and accident
Y Those worn-ont types have told; s5is 3aGs
And how the pestiIence has swept lis sae- ot!e
The youthful and the old; sa fs,s8 reEfs
VI marriages, of births and deaths. . fs
Ofthngs to please or yex us;
ofone mans jumping overheard.
Another gone to Texas!
They've told how long, sweet summer dar.
Have faded from our view; ip'7 ~' s....
How sr aufumn's chilling winds have swept .
:. The leafcrowned forest through N
. HOW winters reign hath come and gone
Dark reign Of storm and strife .l@ aE
And how the smiling spring hath warmed
The pale flowers back to life. M -'S '
can't pretend to mention half
My inky friends have told.
Since, shining bright and beautiful. e'3e
They issued from the mould, rud
To others grief and tears, S5t'sl ', , WE, e5gt
Yet faithfully they record kept .s -
OF fhst-receding years.
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From 0snernl Pierce.

~ TTOW UeHeTW Ftefcf,
In a letter dated
WAsHrscros, July 20, 1883.
MY DEAR CLKnrxs; I have only time 10 say
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the l4th instant but, sincerely interested ~
In all that concerns your fortunes, must not omit
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me from time to time, and believe me always,
Your friend, FRANK PIERCE.
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The fearful effects on the mind are much TO be
dreaded--Loss Of Memory. Confusion Of IDEAS De
preston of Spirits Evil Forebodings, Aversion 70
Society," Self Dstrust Love efSohtude Timidity, &C,
are some Of the evils produced
Thousands Of persona Of all ages can now judge
what is the canse Of their declining health, losing
their vigor becoming weak pale, nervous and enact
ated, have = singular appearance about the eyes,
cough, and symptoms Of Consumption.
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Who have injured themselves by certain practice
indulged in when alone-a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt even when asleep and 4 not
both mind and body, should apply immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope OF bis
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
sna,ched from all prospects and enjoymsnts Of life
nature and indulging in certain secret habit Such
persons, must before contemplating i. ta M