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The Rev. w. H. Mtiburn, TO illustrate
the pc lar fai h illness of som OF the
early Kentucky clergy, says in his c ure.
AN incident related by Eweii White,
himself man Of note will illustrate this.
Il happened that meeting was appointed
ip-. in old Simon kenton's eountg.-
Hpreacher named Jenny Axley BY his
friends. and very popular, was expected.
But when he came he brought an, ther
with him who spoke lr.s. This di.sp.
pointed the people and th.re VS. good
deal OF noise and confusion. and greal in
atteation on the part Of the audience II
is customary wien two ministers are
pia,ent, for both TO address tie meeting,
and If one dives in a nail OF lfuta, lie
other ciinlhes IT, When Axley arose ali
was still: everybody was disposed 10
listen.
my friends" said he, looking around
with keen obserranl glance, tits per
haps painful. hot always a necessary
Au.y 81 your minister To ses1o.e SIN
wherever found. and be assnrsd sfal.
~ shrink Eop il "a tbs ccca,ion. NV,
80 Ssoly b.adsd mao. standing by he
<Iinaead Z
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4 CARD.
MEssRs. PARMELE 4 CAMPBELI.

ID ESPECTFULlY announce 10 the cit- *
III i2ers Of keokuk ard vicinity that "a
they intend (as soon as q room can e CD o. -
tained in the new block new being huIit by -.
w. Kilbourne) 10 open to the public new
and we'll selected stock of iias Watche. ana
Jeweiry, Silver aud Plated Ware Al'o atarie
" Of Fine Cutlery, Musical Instruments oe All
descriptions, &c &c. &C, IL fact every thing
pertaining 10 our line OF business.
For the present w may be found IN Crahsm's
block, en- Srcon. Street, three doors sorth oil
Parsons Ranking House, where portion II cur
stock 10 exhibited.
We are Now prepared to do all kinds OF work
in orr .In~.
81 fne Watches anil Jswslrv Of all kinds
repeuvj ana warranted W competent kuen.
PARMELF. A. CAMPBELL.
Msv -, isoa
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knaKrK, May 1871. 1856

GIN Y. 7. VAN A,TwERP--
DEAR STA; The Undersigned. ,our fellow
ci'izens learning that you are about TO leave the
citY, to enter npan the duties OF the ofFc 10
which you have been lately appointed, desire 10
express, " some appropt tate aaner Tie resi- eft
they have eyer che ished Tor yon.
on ave been ldenitcd with the interests OF
our city since Il FIRST took its RAPID march Ill tie
a. OF progress and Improvement aud il is to
your influence, energy, and genius, that il owes
much 81 rs pre- cnhence amongst the cities Of
tie state.
In consideration If your eminent position a. a
public spirited citizen, TO whom we owe 70
much, aid Tor whose private virtues, In all the
relations Of r., W. cherish so much esteem, we
respectfully icn3er yon a Public supper, as par
TALLY expressive OF the sediments OF ihis com
many towards yon, which We hope you Will ac
cept at some convenient time before your de-
psfiur. Very respectfully, your fellow chg
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ing'o on, in connrsion with m OH ,a position,
thst would put il ost at my power 10 avail my.
self or the compliment dess ned by you, in such
a ceremony; and besides, proceeding of tha'
XII ID could add nothing 10 the gr4fcaton i; =
rive from the steps already taken By you N q e
premises. | am. gentlemen, most re pectfully
and uiy your f lend.
vp VAN AN1W FRp
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TARGET SH oTlsG. - The Keokuk
GUARDS made handsome parade yester-
day morning and af er performing sundry
eyolu tons on Main street, TO the Inspiring
sounds Of fife and drum. marched out to
the grounds near Mr.. Leighton's. where
they proceeded to try their skill 10 target
shooting. The shooting was done at q
distance Of hundred wards, off hand, with
muskets carrying ounce balls. Each
marksman had three rounds. Tie best
single shot was made by Mr. jennings.
whose second shot struck 4 of an inch
from the centre. Capt. Illusions second
shot was next best. being H. T. /. Nc
Kenny's first shot was next, Fl. james
Lynch's third shot (3s came next. But
Daniel Tisdae took the prize Ca silver
cup), his three sho.s measuring 23I
being less than any other. Tie second
best string was Capt. Huston s-9as -
and the third, James Lynch--3os. TIE
sport was considered frst-ra'e by thu
boys, who came in flushed with excite
merit, and not at all 10th TO try i. again.
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Boots and Shoes

OF all styles, and In any Qnaatity.
n DELI l. MATLESS have just n
" received large and splendid k
ety OF Boot. and Shoes, Of The u ~ -.
"a est styles, and seec ed with particular re.rr-
:, &c TO this market. Their stock comprises ey-
cry thing desirable for Ladies, Misses, Gentle
men, Boys. and Children, which they will sell as
low for cash, a. any dealer in the CITY,
They are also prepared to
MANUFACTURE
all kinds of Ladies' and Custom Work. in any
desired style. They employ none but The very
best workmen. and plenty OF them, and pre-
pared TO ill all orders with perfect satisfaction
and with entire punctuality.
REPAIRING
done with neasness and dnpatch.
We invite all persons TO give US call, al The
sign of the MAMMOTH SHOE, opposite a. l..
Deming & Co.'S Banking House, Main Street.
ODELL & MATLESS.
keekuk, June s. dGwy
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County SUBSCRIPTION learned
just before going to press last evening,
from . gentleman direct from Fort Mad
son. that the vote of all the townships had
been reported there, and the majority in
favor Of rescissiou was from SO to GO, as
admitted on all hands Our informant al
so states that Judge Johnston has already
subscribed two hundred thousand dollars
20 the Fort Madison and Bloomfield Rail.
road on behalf Of the county
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OxIssroS.-A correspondent Of cur pa
Der, in communication in reference to
the County Records which appeared yes
tcrdsy, stated that the last Entry in the
Probate Book bears date September ard
1862 - The year Of 1882 was omitted
by m oversight Of the printer in the pub
lica.ion Of the letter.
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r HAVE on hand doz.n Ice Chests and Re.
I Higerators. embracing several d nerant sizes
and styles, witch III he sold al the lowest mi
eos, and warranted 10 Please. by
VA. c. FUNkHOUSER
June 2, 1855.
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
A8R
9NMNER An n Ma y ~ NTa

THE Western Stage Company respectfully, an
l nounee TO the pubic that their Coaches
leave Keokuk Daily. (Snndav excepted) flr
Fairfield. Oskaloosa, Fort Des MONIES and Conn-
Gil Bluffs, passing through Boston, Charleston,
Primrose. Winchester, Birmingham. Ashland
Agency City, Ottumwa. Eddyviile. Oskaloosa,
pella, M onroe, Apple Grove, to Fl Des Mones.
From Oskaloosa weekly to Council Bluff,
via Beiiefon.ain, Knoxville. Pl-asantville, lndi-
anoia. St. Charles, Winter.ett, Indiantown, Sill
yer Creek, TO Council Bluffs
Also from Ottumwa via B'skesburg, Abba,
Lagrange. to Charlton, tri weekly
Also from Keokuk Daily, via Warren. Far
ming'on. BonaTarte, Benionsport Keosanqua,
Pntsburg, Troy to Bloomfield.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort
and convenience Of passengers.
4 Coaches leave Keokuk for oil the above places
at O'Clock, A. N.
e. Office N Main Street second door above
the Laclede House.
J. HAMILTON, Agent.
June I. 1855.
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Isaiah Gordon.

GUARDIAN Of David Gordon, minor child Of
" Peter Gordon, private in the Revolutionary
War, will hear II something 10 the advantage
Of said David Gordon BY calling on
WIN. ". BELKNAP.
Corner Main anu Second Streets
June 4, 1855 DIT
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GOLDEN Flax, and Medium Frontinr Liren..
" Of Richardson's mako, warranted pure. lOi
Linen Shee'ing, Pillow Case Linen. Bleached =
Brown Table Damasks, Napkins, ToweIing.
Crash, &c. f,r sale cheap. r. D. FOSTER
April %, 1855.
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/. EnfoNs

I n BOXES in fine order for sale nv BIZ
i " NM. q. TUAKHOUSER.
Juse . 1858
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WILLIAM w BELKN

WILLIAM w BELKNAP
4 7 I - 4 y EY AT l. W.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND INSURANCE AGENT.
III hNING received rev Commi SION from the
= Governor, IS prepared 10 take acknowledge
nents aud deposilious as usual
All business feqniring the services Of Nota-
rs Public after del to promptly.
Fire. lnland and Life Insurance Policies in
uNstantlas companies lssned OF iowe.i rates
Pensions ard Lard Wafrsnts obtained for
those eEt'ltd 10 them, and Land Warrants
bought aud sold
~ Office corner Main aud Second Streets,
UP stairf.
June ,. 1898. d-ml ION
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INDIANA, OHIO AND KENTUCKY.
4 Ii. kifds of deprecated Indiana, Ohio and
"A Kentucky Bank Notes wanted at best rates
by A. L. DEFINING s. co.
Bankers and Dealers in Exchange. Main St.
June !, 1855. 1wd
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CONGRESS CATERS. new and beau.ifI
" style for Gentlemen, lnsl received By
Je6IAw ODELL &MATLESS.
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TREsIi nS SIERS.

TUST receive small lot Of Cove Oysters d
~ this Springs cDving hy
Va c FUNKHOUSER
Jane 1885
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DRIED REEF.

y u00 LBS. ST Louis Sugar Cured Dry
~,UUU Beef, warranted The best ever 10 This
market WM. G. FuNKHOUSER
June g 1885
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On EEsE.

TWENTY-FIVE boxes W. n English Dairy
and Pine Apple Cheese. by
Nm. G. FUNKHOUSER.
June 2, 1851.
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Bathing lppantus.

THE public are invited to call a. d examin. o,,.
Bathing Tubs, Pans, &c Of every de,crio-
ton, and we will set then 10 order in any part a.
the country.
BUEL 4 BRO.
mayl9d&w6w
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mayl9d&w 6w

Patronizs Home Msnlfadures,
Nd 90 TO BUEL BRO IS and ret . r.,,..
"a or Stencil rlais cut Tor marking bags, oxe,.
&c. 6c.,
May 10, 1855 dAwGv
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Pure Congress Water

ERoM the Saratoga Springs for sale by the
J. dozen single bottle.
Also Moore and Hooper's superior Citrate OF
Magnesia, or PurgAive Mineral Water, one ot
he most pleasant and efectual Cathartirs
known.
Cali at Moore s. Flooper's Drug Store ca
Main between I'd and Sd Streets, north side,
keokuk, Iowa.
June 9Th, 1895.
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Insurance Agency.

HusUTsInCN AScHtys
STAR IN&U RANCE CONF ANY,
or Ogdsnshufg. New York
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Mercantile. Fire r. Marine Insurapee Company,
or Covington, Ky.
MERCHANTS FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
COMPANY, OF PHILADkLPHIA.
THE above are all sound and reliable Compa-
/ MES. and Ike risks at Lowest rates that loo
ton will justify.
VIM W. BELKNAP, Agent.
Corner Main and Second Streets
June 4, 1855. dim.
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Miaerai Water. Mineral Water Mineral
Water.
M GORE & HOOPER having procured from
III Philade pha the most approved app ia u
for manufacturing this delightful beverage, :
vite the calls OF the citizens of keokuk 70 their
bright. sparkling and refreshing drink Try IT.
julie B, 1855.
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WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.

TUBS Of all kinds, Chrn., Pals, Buckets,
4 Baskets, Wagons. Cabs Kitchen Notions
aud Rags. w. c. FUSkHOuSER.
June =, 1855.
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To InYaIidS.

NHoSE who have-been snaer treatment 81 DR..
/ Fitch of New York, for Diseases Of the
Lungs are notified that they obtain all the
medicines prescribed by him, a. the Drng Store
OF McKenny Runner. as they have taken spe-
eial pains to obtain them.
June 5, 1855. ct
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Sack Salt.

FIVE thousand bags G. A Salt, hrsyy and f1li
oieached and IN fae order, now landing from
steamer AdrIstic. and for sale bv
CLEGHORN & HARRISON.
June % 1855. d6t&w
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1''N - 81 r'@es % Dools anu DRl3us, sup
plied 10 order on short notice. aud Sasbes ready
glazed always on hand at liberal diconnt 70
dealers H. COPS0N.
Jnte . 1873.
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LATRnY fiI SoHAss me anu
lanes At and wind
Of B0ots every description
A Ii persons desiringI the finest hair cloth
to see what they ar.) ,Sned cottage Bed.
at Dukes Boot and Shea Ike.
he is anxious TO shox his new and7ss carpet.
which IS always kept full and complshls eis
orn mandatory, fhp mcst extensive in ~
thus enabling him 10 fill orders more pronn,l.
than any o'her house.
He has the greatest assortment and best Quail
ty OF material that to be found in anyone 6on..
~est OF the Mississippi for the manufacture a.
work TO order.
His Lasts are all made TO order, and he war
rants III, and all his work superior to any thin,
May rs. 1855.
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1T YDRlIeS.

StNDRlIS
E'RESH Peaches ia cans,
do Straw berries do
do Grapes, BlacEbefriss and Cherries in cans
do Tomatoes, Pears, CLANS g. Lobstevs do
BY Wa. e FUNkHOUSER.
June 2, 1855.
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War ted

A GOOD Nurse Girl. Enquire at this Office
"A je6i
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I FAD pIpE--A supply Just received, ana fcv
Ii sale ny BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co.
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4 1ONS / A y lily on
" hand at The Brick
Steam Fae'o y near
Main, between Sixth
and Seventh Streets !,
ke 'kuk Iowa
Window Blinds bet
ter, and other articles
as goo1 a. any that
can be made Nv lIar d.
suppl d 10 order.
Particular utyas -
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON

Tract a. Cnicago, burlington
& Quincy Railroads.,
$ now completed, and Trains run the en'i,e
| distance from CHICAGO to BURLING-
TON, Iowa, without change Of cars.
The most direct route to Chicago, New York
Boston. Philadelphia, and all her points East.
2 D1ay Trans lesre Darlington Sun
days excepted
/. DAY EXPRESS THRouGn Z. 80. A. NJ.
Arriving at Chicago the same evening, passing
through Motmt nth, Galeshurg, Princeton, and
conf eciii At Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Rail Road, TO LaSaIe Bloomington, Springfield
Decatur, Jacksonville, and Maple; also will,
Gaena and Dnnleith
2.---FxrRFss THRorGu 7. 80, Pm
s Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road al
MENDOZA for st. Louis and Cairo direct
Trains on the above Roads run in close con
nec'i6n, avoiding all laying over at any OF The
points.
This Read connects at CHICAGO with .he Mich
igan Central and Michigan Southern Road and
with all the Roais iaadlng 10 The Atlantic Cities
Ohio, Kentucky and penrsy wanna
Passengers leaving Burlington at Z go r. NJ
reach Galena at Daulei In Y hon $, and ST.
Louis IN 20 hours.
81 ms route passengers will r.ach the interior
portions OF Ohio and Indiana il less tine snd
with fewer CHARGES, than by any other route,
connecting VA Michigan Central II Michigan
City with lie acw Albany anI Salem Road,
the ice 10 HI points souti cid southeast.
Baggage CHECKED direct through TO Chicago,
and no ciafee fot handling ~ any point.
Thrnug Tickets by This Route can be rur-
chased at the Ra,i Road Office ia Burlington
C O HAMMOND, Superintendent,
ID. RIMfex, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
G. 4. FoLlkrr, General Ticket Agent, Chi.
ergo.
Chiesgo, Nay L.. iss5 daw
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rL6TR.. TLOE r.,

The Undersigned wishes TO inform the r,ii-
l. zens of keokak and vicinity, that he has for
sale prime arsig lie Of fLouR, made of pure Fall
: heat. Every barrel warranted 10 give .ais-
faction or lhr money refunded Those wishing
the advantage OF The late decline In Flour viii
DO we'll 10 call at tie CRY Mills.
Flour delivered in airy part of the ciy free OF
charge. VII AUSTIN.
June /, 1855. G3m
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PACK again, ii you're wanting to say Mrs
lvans. Oh, We needn't flare up III moi
budge an inch troth I'm knowing nv
business
After much arguing, and some insolence
on Biddy's part, managed to effect an
entrance, Biddy followed me into the parlor
ana seated herself directly opposite me- Con-
cluding that she would leave the room az
soon as she had satisfied her curiosity, for
tnought she wanted to find out who was,
took up a book to read till Lizzie came in.
On, thought so = cried Biddy, snatch
ing the book from me. Jest be after kapinp
your hands to yourself. know what YOU re
up TO-,
tive me that book instantly y said T.,
angrily, but with feeling of terror, for /
had arrived at the conclusion that the girl
was crazy. o.
No, I'll not said she and if You're
aither Mrs. 1vans, wish ye'd lest come into
the Kitchen and wait, for I've got scrubbinp
TO do and it's not sitting here the whole
day d be, looking aither you
10 into the Kitchen said |, Il don't
require you here.
On, ,ye'd be mighty plased to get rid of
me now wouldn' 1t ye but I'm waiting
mere .lil the mistress comes as well as you
Al that moment, Lizzie came in, Dear
Annie, this is really kind, to come so early
sald she : but what is the matter You
look angry, and Biddy insolent. What is
the matter =
I'm going, num- said Biddy I've been
aither watching that she didn't walk out the
door with the hooks, jest as tother woman
dld with other things But since you re
mere yersclf, and she sames to be knowing
ye, I'll go to my scrubbing.'
Inc whole truth flashed on me as Biddy
spoke. and as my eye met Lizzie's, we both
burst into hearty laugh. Biddy had taken
me for an entry thief
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From the Courier des Etats unis.l
The United States defended by VI. Guizot.

At a sitting of the French Academy on
the oath of February, the United states
was referred to in reference of the system OF
international exchanges established with this
country by NJ. Alex. Vattemare. APPROX
ing this idea, which must be so profitable to
both countries, NJ. Guizot defended the
American republic against the opinion, which
was very generally accredited, which repre-
sents that nation as mere merchants count
ing room, where nothing engrosses the atten-
tion but material interests, and everything
Is sacrificed to the Almighty Dollar. The
illustrous orator took pleasure IN stating
the progress made by the American people
in their literary education. lie found PROOF
of it in the considerable number oi Puolc
libraries, or those belonging to the individ-
ual societies. which are scattered over the
Union, in the enormous quantity OF books
and Journals, which are bought, read ana
published in their vast and beautiful organ,
ization of common schools, in the constant
and indefatigibe efforts with which the
study and amslioration of the evil and point
ical laws is pursued and finally the passion
which leads to the collection and publication
of the historical annals Of the youthful nation
NJ. Guisot particularly mentioned the collec,
ton Of the Correspondence and papers OF
Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison ana
Munroc, and he added that such works inai-
Gated that material ideas were not the on'y
ones in the United States.
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tFrom the Musical World, March 3ll

LIE LONh rlSh-BALB.
The following touching narration is sung in Cam.
bridge and vicinity, and has extended itself to tie
social circles of our New York metropolis Having
by the aid Of an obiging friend secured the words
and the melody, we have put such Accomplishments
to the music as seemed to appertan, and present it
to the readers of the Muucai World this week on
our usual music page This song is now in tho press
as one of the series of Student songsl
/. There was man went up and down,
To seek dinner through the town.
2. What wretch is ho who wife forsakes,
Who best of jam and wafles mako.
3. He feels his cash to know his pence,
And finds he has but just six cents.
1. He finds at last right cheap place,
And enters in with modest face.
o. Inc bill Of faro he searches through.
10 sec what his six cents will do.
g. The cheapest Wand of them all,
" Twelve-and- -half-cents for t,co Fish Ball"
T. The waiter he to him doth call,
And gently Whispers" one Fish Ball"
s. The waiter roars it through the hall,
Tho guests they start at some Fish Ball"
3. The guest then says, quite ill at ease,
piece of bread, sir, if you please"
TO- The waiter roars it through the hall.
We don't give bread with one Fish Ball"
MORAL.
II Who would have bread with his Fish Ball,
Must get it first, or not at all.
IL. Who would Fish Ball with firms eat,
Must get some friend to stand treat.
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Z POETR Y.
Iron THE FREE PRESS. |

Iron THE FREE PREss.l
OUR MAPLE TREES.
The Spring has come again, love,
Stern Winters reign is DER,
The Maple trees are budding now,
Before the cottage door.
Tho birds will soon be here, love,
To sing their merry glecs,
10 build their nests, and rear their young
Among "our Maple Trees"
The silver brook is dancing, love-
Along its pcbbly way,
And on its rocky islands now,
The golden sunbcams play.
And balmy zcphyrs hll tho Dir,
Sent by the gentle breeze,
That whispers music as it plays
Among" our Maple Trees"
The woodbinc climbs the lattice, love,
Tho crocus lifts its head,
The violet is pecping now
From out its lowly bed.
And little ones with acorn cups
Arc drinking mimic teas"
Just as VIC did in years gone by,
Uuder those " Maple trees"
1t is long since we have mot, love,
And thou art hero no moro,
But thine image dwells within my heart,
As in the days of yore.
AT evenings hour list, alone,
And think the gentle breeze
Thy Spirit. whispering love to me,
Among Uour Mania Trees,
ALBANY, n. Y. ST.
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error, some mistake, on the part of the
House, they could have inflicted this afro.
cious wrong; for | say it is an atrocious
outrage if done knowingly and advisedly.
Under these circumstances, hope the Senate
will not recede from that amendment, and
that this unjust discrimination will not be
made with the consent of the Senate of the
United States.
Mr.. Hunter. ! hope the question will be
taken We have but two hours and a half
the report has not been written and that will
take twenty minutes. now move that we
recede from the amendment in relation to Mr..
Marsh and Mr.. Pendeton. l regret very
much to have to do so nothing but sense
of necessity in order to close up the matter
would induce me to do SO.
Mr.. Foot. | hope we shall not recede.
Mr. Brown. We can put them in next
year.
The motion to recede was agreed to.
The Senate also receded from the amend
ment in regard to the salaries Of the Judges
of the Supreme Court. And the bill passed.