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sectional divisions No lover of his country would
deliberately calculate the value of the Union"
Sec. 4. Be Il enacted That for the purpose Of
carrying out the provisions Of this act Aaron Y.
Brown Andrew Ewing and Samuel d. Morgan,
Esquires Of the county of Davidson, be and they
are hereby appointed Commissioners, and they are
required, without delay, to open Q correspondence
with the most approved American artists, and 10
contract for the construction of said statues the
best terms they can obtain. And if said statues
can all be constructed at once, by the came or diff
ferent artists they required so to engage, but
IT not they shall be constructed in the order above
named.
Sec 5. Be q enacted That the faith of the State
is hereby pledged for the means to carry out the
provisions OF this act; and that whenever the Com
mssloners herein appointed, or majority OF them,
shall at any time the work progresses certify to
the Governor that any portion of the sums by them
contracted for is due provided the amount so due
sha not be less than one thousand dollars, it shall
be the duty Of the Governor 10 issue Capitol Bonds
OF the State for the same, for an amount not less
than one thousand dollars, having twenty years to
rum and bearing interest at the rate Of six per cent
per annum which bonds the Commissioners shall
sell and apply the proceeds in payment Of the sum
or sums 30 due.
Sec. 6. Be it enacted, That in said Commis
sioners, or any of them, shall fail refuse to serve
Governor shall have power and is required, to sup
ply the vacancy or vacancies by appointment.
Sec. 7. Be IL enacted That said Commissioners
shall be required to report from time to time 30 this
General Assembly, the steps they shall have taken
and the prospects of the work, until the same shall
have been completed and that they be required
TO keep an account of their necessary expenses,
and upon their certifying TO the same at any time
and obtaining the approval Of the Governor, it shall
be the duty OF the Comptroller to Issue his warrant
for the amount.
Sec. g. Be Il enacted. That 40 act entitled an act
to erect statue to Gen. Andrew Jackson ana Gen
Washington, passed Feb I, 1876, 30 far as the
same conflicts with the provisions Of this act, be
and the same is hereby repealed. Provided, how
ever that 80 much Of said act relates to the cree
ton Of a monument to Gen. Jackson and its pro-
portion of the sum herein appropriated to wit: the
sum Of five thousand dollars, together with all the
provisions Of said act necessary 10 carry out the
same are not intended 70 be repealed, but shall re-
main in full force.
Sec. 9. Be ii enacted, That this act shall take
effect from and after its passage
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-28
The Prime ipIcs of she Kansas-NebrRskn
Hill.

1t will be remembered 10y our readers
that the Democratic Caucus which nomin-
ated Richardson for Speaker, adopted a
resolution plcdging the fortyeigh members
in attendance to maintain the Principles
Of the Kansas ebraska bill" We have
not been disposed to attach any great de-
gree Of Importance TO this resolution, for the
reason that the Principles Of the aforesaid
bill are construed in the South TO mean one
thing and in the North TO mean another
in the South TO mean, that the people Of
territory, when they come to form State
Constitution, and then only, have the right
10 adopt or reject slavery in the North,
that the people Of territory may adopt or
reject slavery either through the Territorial
Legislature or in any other form they may
choose Now, this is very essential diff
ference and il is important that the coun-
try should know which construction the
Democratic Caucus meant TO pledge them
selves to maintaia. Mr.. }. CLANCY Jones, of
Pennsylvania, was the author of the reso-
luton. On the 18th inst, during debate
in the House Of Representatives, Hon.
Humphrey Marshall put him the following
questions for the purpose Of ascertaining
his construction do you, Mr.. Jones,
understand the Kansas Nebraska bill 20 Sc
cure to every STAKEHOLDER right to migrate
70 Kansas with his slaves, and there TO
hold them as slaves until the people, in
forming State Constitution, shall other
wise decree ?--or, do you hold that the
first or any subsequent Territorial Legisla-
turc may exclude slavery from such Terri
toryr These questions are plain and TO
the point. a direct answer would at once
have determined whether the author Of the
resolution adopted the Southern or the
Northern construction. But, Mr. Jones
was not prepared 10 show his hand HIS
answer was evasive-a dodge contemp-
tible bubble. Quoth he--COagress has
made orer 20 ne Territory aohateusy POtesr Il
led, be tie sam. more or less, orsr hs subject
Of slavsry pitkiH is borders. This response
would have done credit 10 Martin Van
Buren,, IN the palmiest days of his non
committalsm. IL is about as shallow q
subterfuge as ever public man resorted
TO. If IL does nothing more, il shows how
hollow arc the claims Of the Democracy to
nationality, as based upon the adoption Of
Caucus Kansas Nebraska bill resolution.
II Mr.. Jones, the author Of the resolution,
thus eVades an unequiVocal declaration Of
the intent and meaning OF the resolution.
it is fair TO presume that he adopts the
Northern construction. aud that he vas
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-28
New Goods! New Goods!
Nashville Nursery and Fruit Gardens

I"O hlLGS NOhIh NA6hNlLLE-
NEAR THE LOUISVILLE NAsHvHLg RAILROAD
I'VE Subscriber has for the largest and most
l. select sor tmrnls OF Budded and Grated EKkUaE
4 kEl.S ever offered in Tennessee.
CONSISTING
Apples Pears, Teaches Cherries Pums Apricots, NectK
rines Almonds English WsInuts, spanish Chesnuts FIJI.
be t., &c. Bes des-
Evergreen, Shade Ornamental Trees Shrubs Roses,
Dahias, &c.
AisoWel rooted and year old Grape. vines-al
OF the bet hardy sor,s
Every kind and variety Of Fruit at this establishment
selected with view to Iher perfect sdapta ion the soil
and climate of this ana the adj ming States And larger
more healthy and thrifty we'll rooted to
found in any country.
Trees and Plants packed and labeled 70 safely by
wagon, railroad or steamboat any distance.
EveyhI sold at the Nashville Nursery and Fruit Gar
ders, tDdrrdnted true TO name.
Packages delivered At point in the city free Charge.
literal discount made catalogue prices to those VII.
include a thousand or more trees in single order.
Catalogues, with names and prices, be had gratis
application.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
Eg Terms-Cssh Prices low. IA
Address L. @. LIsHY,
dec2S- StvtWkd Nashville, Tenn.
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p6-The American Party of G eorgia held

B-The American Party of Georgia held
a State Convention at MilledgeVille on the
18th inst, Hon. J. NJ. BERRIEN presiding.
A series of resolutions setting forth their
principles was adopted, and a full list of
delegates to the National Convention ap-
pointed We shall lay the resolutions, &c,
before our readers tomorrow.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-28

afraid to say SO, lest he might open the
eyes of the South to the deception, the
unmanly cheat, attempted to be palmed off
upon it by the notorious forty-eight.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-28

The accommodation Of the committee vas non
eoncurred in, and the bill passed its second read.
ing in the following shape:
4 BI TO PrOrids for the Erection o. Sati.es of Gen
Warrington, Gen. Jackson, Jlass Il. PvLk, Hugh
LassOn Waite, aud John Sevisr.
Be il enacted By ths General Assern6ly Of STATE
Of Itnnesaee, That there shall be procured and
erected the capitol Of the State, on some con
spicaous and suitable spot, bronze equestrian
statue Of Gen Washington, and also marble statues
Of Gen. jackson, James K Polk, Hugh Lawson
White, and John Sevier-ihe Governor OF the State
Of Frankland-the hero OF the battle Of Kings
Mountain the first Governor Of the State oi Ten
nessee-the Pioneer Father OF the State-rrspcct-
lively, 60 be placed in the Capitol, In the most ap-
propria,e positions
Sec. .. Be a enacted, That the statue OF Gen.
Washington shall be in accordance with she most
spprosed style OF modern art Is 10 sze, material
aud finish. aud that the dress shali be the Cont
mental uniform: and thai the Statues Of Gen. Jack
son, James X. Polk, Hugh Lawson White, aud
John Sewer shall be OF the purest and besl marble
and constructed in like manner in accordance xith
the approved modern art but they shall be
the exact height and size OF real life The dress OF
Gen. Jackson shall be The American uniform, s0ch
as be ~ The time Of the battle OF New Orleans
aud That Of James K. Polk, the dress Of civilian
Of his day, and such as he usually wore
Sec. 8 BE 70 enacted, Tha, Tor The purpose Of
inAklag The esson TO be neuleaIed by The erection
Of said statues most impressive not only upon this
bus upon ali fsisre generations, a. well 10 sbow
solemn approval Of the sentiments therein Goa
sained, there shal be engTaven In legihs letters,
and ia the most enduring form, on the pedestal VI
the statue Of Gen. Washington, the whole Of bis
Farewell Address 10 bis eoahuy and here shall be
engraVen in like manner on the pedestal Of the
statue Of Gen. jackson. that famous ssntment At
tered by him: "Ths Federal Union; iI mus, be pre-
ssFvedl' and there shall be engravsn also In like
K. Polk. the following. sakea from bis iOsrth and
last annual message; "Ia the eyes OF the World
and Of PosisEiiy, hov trivial and insignificant wiI
be Al internal divisions and struggles, compascd
with the preservation Cd this uuoa u The States in
all ia sgor aud win all ils counties blsssnsl No
patfio, would femens and excite geographical and
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
B NOTICE TO SHIPPERS!
49, ~ 49, d.

MIL the Tennessee River Briigv rebuilt Produce and
y Merchandise will be trHus.ipped across the river
STEAMBOATS, and BaTgss and he subjected 10 draysge-
Shippers notified that al goods the depots In
inefficient for The entire protection IN contents
viii be rejected Grain will not be received except In heavy
OsnahuTy Gunny Bags The light, thin will be
fused at te fst u tS 0tcReT the labor AMI time
necessary repair will greatly retard the transhp-
Jog, and be performed The Agents Of the
specially nsaced 70 receive grain their respective
stations unless the sack plainly and distinctly Marked
and kcoomIa by order % shipment We carrot per
mi the depots - b used houses nr pro-
duce when the 10 be held uatl Il suits the
OF osnsr shipper 20 order frWAri. Wheat Chat
tanOogA will be charged cents and bushel
from Iulahoma and all stations Of Tennessee river
and om Nashville and all stations Of TuzhomR Wheat
will be charged 10 cents and per bushe WINS
key viii be charged 81 barrel from Nashville On alta
Al articles Of eight designated in TArn lss
I'd ad and All class, vii be carried present Tariff
II. / ANDt RS0R,
Fup't n A q Railroad
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RfAsHn1HS. The undersigned would respectfully an
N.Y. nouaee 10 his friends, and the eiGsens 81
Nashville ard vicinity that be has 10 the city for
the purpose Of Pursung bis profession and he has
ISOLATED With him, Tie talented Artist Mr. y Auousrvs
WESDSAoTH and he feels assured nom their success In an
other State thai hs efforts In their profession cannot ii.
be received with favor by the lovers Of ar, In renns.
JoRN w. DODGE.
EAsHylLE, Dec -, ISIS.
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PIANO FORTEs.
oBTswOLD's COTTON GINS.

I'K Subscriber being r ts sac u he shave Eias
vii Aesp supply haad, tsrash Planters sAsr
a6ce.
Tese gtas have re character % nAkinF COED nt Ea
tng ster rannag assg cleaning ne seed eeit=F tAng
a 1ors gfssa AEi hssias Soxes taFAbis
a AGAINST Gre. THAI sny otAer rns Ess Aaa
tered srs 1ofc sanfsgeoaa 10 he purchaser
The raost satisfactory Fcf-rrnczs he xErn oasaak
"a FeDatkfion HacA bry Also aantsir
tris z-ea seeoFBE - ths dsscsiaas silA sssa
AT EFAyakN
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THE FINE ARTS.
Photographs Miniature Portraits

AIsSSRs LODGE wENDERoTH you'd make known
w 70 the citizens gensrsiy that they have taken rooms
"Hcks China Hail." North SIDE Of the Puh,- s-,s,s
aud noW prepared 20 Gin Addition % Miniatures
on lvory) the new PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURE POKr.
RATS Th-ss Pictures hon Lock-t 10 @ .b t 80 r.
hing hAndsom. ornanen.s for the Parior Tey pos ta-
f4thulness Of the Mirror the rxpressiop aud
u IT,, and are psrfscfH Tsvnaae.f
Painted Photog apft copies % sres taken 81 IA
guerreotypes uhen accompanied desctsou u the
complex color Of he eyes hair dress Ae Specimens q
the tssTsnt sIya, painted and pain can be sxsmIns At
iher staala decss-Sn
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
=
Ops ro rnoMPsoNs srArIo]

= U ~ 40 A-4~1A ~ > NA44tUHs
IN aaA kaer "Wednesday, peesGhsr "a trains oil -
~ lseea hazhSHi. AID fhempsoas st4sion, taoss
GOING SoITH.
Leaves EsaAviits 20 A. A., asa . r ~; ARRIVES o.
fhempsens a. s.s0 A A., ard t5P.A.
KETuKsgNG--tsavss fho@psonh a. as A. A., Ans
r. n ARRIVES a NAaAfiie a. i8s3 A. NJ, And 80 2. NJ
On ssn6sy the Morning Train eny vsl - run isaxine
anshvils nt a. n, and fAampsun'sate A. NJ
re- A TAempsaob TIE Stages a. Carter. rAonAs aaa
Hoaxh cennset uitA ih4 trsi1sL
+ FkFoaxh fnksEs hF AkaffHi8. wAFNEannRO, IAcE-
Sos, fCrcuMDIA, TIoRkSck. Pulaski ana coLUM
nA can - Prosass1 a. ts GsnsFa siass 0cs ansr As
Vsrand2a hotsL A. ANDEkHoN.
ar~ia H. kEe. ana eaeA
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REDUCTION ON LUMBER TO NASHVILLE.

FT0m bT lgeFoft 20 TshtaIon cnsVe, LUMBER reduced
a. per load from former rates.
From Cowsn 90 Normandy neuSiye Lumber Is reduced o.
per car loa', RON former rates.
Lumber from SHELBY vile charged nom Normandy
drcla-lf A
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

LAST NIGHT OF TIE ENGAGEMENT OF Mr.. BENNETT.
{N7HO will appear HAMLET. Hamlet. Mr.. Jas.
w Bennett. Ghost. Mr. John Branch. Laertes MI.
Mortimer.
Saturday, en.at Of ur. james BENNETT.
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pATrNT sUouInrz spaw surs

PATENT SHOULD'VE SEAN SKIRTS.
EOTHkR Large Invoice Of PaGen Shoudu- Shlrts
IL received and Tor sale by tdrd3Dl }. II. McGILL-
INDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
SiILK Plush Lined, Lambs Wool, SHAKER KNIT Shassr
- Flannel American SAXonY, CAnt0n Flannel and variety
Of plain ostoe and Cotton Meta received and sAls ~
deosO ). II. MelSfLL
RsCkSkES SHIRTS AND DRAW Rs.
HOTHER small lot OF Buckshin shirts and Drawers,
n esivsd by ldoc2ol J. n. heGILL
TORTOISE sHKLL rUCKING COMBS.
lust RECEIVED. an assortment q latest style Shell
~ Tuckng Comhs, various sizes. Also, Gum add RufAlo
Combs, various patterns. For sale b. J n. hcGILL-
PEKFUuEEY AND oILET ARTICLES
JEsEIyED This DAY every variety 81 Lubi1s Ez,rScss
Ia Genuine YFench Hair Oils, P0m1d-a, AuAadns Tor
ehsPp hands. Tooth Paste and Powders, &C.
dre2u J. Il Nc,fIlL-
BLACK AND DARK co 0RBD KID GLOVES
I'NERf size bac snd eoiorrt Ka Gi0ves-fhis day
II received Also sgpgy 81 white SEd Ugh. PARTY onl
ofed KID Goses. tieeQol }. Ac'iILL
BYRON COLLARS.
lust RECEIVED, eaoloe lot o Byroa Collars Also,
- sappy q slRndng CoFsEarsoas patterns and best
qualify P0r ..!e by J. a. Aei3lLI.
Ladies AID Grutsnsn's Rarnistfns store.
decsn Corner 4 rquafs and College 81
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To Wholesale GrOcers.
JOHN RAM AG E.

AZ College street, Nashville,
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROG ANS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HAVE on hand, Large and GeLeral Assortment Of
l. the best manufacture for CITY and Country Trade
Merchants and Planters will md 1t to their Adya stage
examine my stock before purchasing.
decl JOHN RAMAGE.
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Is O g l. ,
FOR PADUCAH CAIRO Ann NFN

NUNDY night last, or between spruce and Summer st
, LADIES MOURNNG BREAsTPIE supposed be attached
10 beau Of ribbon The auder will ascertain tbs owner and
be Ided for his trouble application this Office
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-28

The General Commission Bu mess heretofore Quoted by
Perkins CRmptel& Co viii b. cnncusted without Interrupt
ton by " VI. Perkins, under the style Of
dscfg-de,hwu PERKINS A CO
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Piano Fortesl Piano Forte

WE now have 20. 10 College st. } from .xs.ka-l
" the Mandatory Of Light Newton & &<1SssEsr'zA
Bradbury, II. Worcester, and Hanes Bro,
OF New York, fine assortment Of Piano -
Fortes TO critical examination Of which we particularly
invite Professors Am and SIC those
who want superior instrument, say, not fail call
and see Us before you purchase.
dec2I W A r FREEMAN
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THE WELSH PROPERTY
rs Negro , en- and Boys Wante1
Buckwheat FIou

WANT 10 hire for tue year. twenty-five n gro
and boys, from ten to seventeen years DID, t. work in
Tobacco Factory. Apply TO W. W. MER- DlTH,
dec25-lV as College street..
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In retiring from the Commission Business return our
thanks freus and patrons and cheeriu
and late partner w. Perkins altogether
worthy Of their confidence an patronage.
". Y. CAMPBELL.
SAM't. p WALKER
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TO THE PUBLIC.

T'OOS, NELSON co. have received. Harper's Mara
4 zine for January, 1883. der94
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IAlLN EAAVVLUEL oLA n DH1AI6.
A EOfHkR Large invoice q Pstsn' Shoulde~ seam
u received and Tor sale by ldcd3Jl }. II. Noel
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he co-partDersp Of Per,inS Campbell Co., OF this
city, is this dissolved BY mutual consent either Of
the partners having toe u Tie o. the a.
liquidation. ". VI PERKINS,
". Is. CAMPBELL,
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 6, 1873. SAHL z. WALKER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-28

MOTHER LOT, lu,t Received by steamer Grape Shot,
n 100 Jacks BucA Four-warrAn;ed a genuine ar
tcle. For sale low for Cash. by
dec4-tw 2. 3 HARDCAsTLE.
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lERMS.

Coopor's ClarHsburg Register is published in
Clarksburg, Va, every Wednesday morning, at
$500 por anuum, in, advance, or at the expiration
of SIX MONTHS from the time of subscribing; after
which $3.50 will invariably be charged.
No subscription will be received for a less PEE
riod than six mouths.
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ton of tho proprietor, until all arrearages are
paid up-and those who do not order their paper
70 be discontinued at the end of their term of
subscription, will be considered as desiring to
hive it continued.
ADvERr1sEMENTs will be inserted at $1.OO per
square of twelve lines for the first three inser-
tions, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertion.
A liberal deduction on the above rates will be
made to those who advertise by the year.
No advertisement counted less than a square.
Tho number ofinsertions must be specified, or
tho advertisement will be continued and charged
accordingly.
Announcement of candidates for office 50 90,
Marriages. and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to insure attention, must
be accompanied by the authors nNmo and post
paid.
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The Experiences of an Inventor.

Professor Morse, the author Of the mag
netic telegraph, delivered a speech at
st. Johns recently, in which he gave an
interesting reminiscence of his early tele>
graphic troubles. The bill for establish
ing line, he says, was before Congress,
had passed the House and was on the CAL
ender of the Senate, but the evening of the
last day had commenced with more than
one hundred bills to be considered before
mine could be reached. Wearied with
anxiety of suspense, consulted with one
of the Senatorial friends he thought the
chance for reaching it so small, that he
advised me to consider it as lost. In a
state must leave you to imagine, re-
turned to my lodgings, 10 make my pre-
Paratlons for returning home the mex!
day. My funds were reduced to frac-
ton of n dollar. In the morning as l was
about to sit down to breakfast, the SER
want announced that young lady desired
to see me in the parIor. 1t was the
daughter of my excellent friend and COL
lege classmate, the Commissioner of Pa
tents. She called, she said, by her faith
er's permission and the exuberance of her
own JOY to announce the passage Of the
telegraphic bill at midnight, but the mos
ment before tho Senate adjourned.
This was the turning point Of the tele-
graph invention in America. AS an ap-
propriute acknowledgment for her sympa-
thy and kindnesss-a sympathy which on
" woman can feel and cxpress-I prom
sed that the first despatch by the first
line of telegraph, from Washington to Bal
timore, should be indicted by her. 10
which she replied. Il will hold you to your
word" In about year from that time
the line was completed, and everything
being prepared. L apprised my young
friend of the fact. A note from her en-
closed this dispatch "What hath God
wrought" These were the first words
tina. passed over the electric wires, on the
first completed line in America. None
could have been chosen more in accor-
dance with my own feelings. In baptizing
the American telegraph with the name Of
its author. it placed the crown OF sue
cess and honor where it belonged.
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For the Reqtster.
TOMORROW.

Sweet is the thought of To-Morrow,
Hopes bright, cheering pictures do say
When from the future we borrow,
4 balm for the grief of To-Day.
Without this hope through life to cheer,
All would be gloomy, dark and drear.
When with woes afflicted, oppressed .
We mourn, we grieve, and we sorrow,
Then, nought, can give comfort and rest,
But that they'll end with Tomorrow.
The thought, that, To-Morrow they III end,
To our breasts, true comfort does send.
When from lov'd friends long divided
The fond hope (with joy how replete,)
That, by true Providence guided,
Tomorrow we'll happily meet.
Tho thought ; 60 how joyful and swect,)
To-Morrow we'll happily meet.
AS six days Of toll pass away,
And tho spirits with labor oppress'd,-
Itcomforts our hearts, now I say
The next, is tho Sabbath of rest.
It's joy to tho spirits oppressed;
The next, is>thc Sabbath of rest.
And when tho last days retiring,
And the gloomy grave doth appear
The saint cxulting, aspiring,
Has nothing whatever to fear;
Death, but ushcrs iuto his sight
A Morrow of endless delight.
The man, who claims, but To-Day;
Suro then, no comfort doth borrow:
For though, then, he's passing away;
Ills creed, reveals no To- Morrow.
Poor wretch deaths no comfort to him;
For his creed no Morrow doth bring.
MARCUS.
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whole ninety preceding years had wit
messed since the British arms had began
to make headway in the East.
Dost Mohammed has no love for the
English. There is little doubt that he
secretly caused the massacre at Cabul,
and that he will at the first chance seek
for further vengeance. In releasing him
the British acted from policy more than
any other motive; for they found they
could not hold Affghanistan, and they
thought it would conciliate Dost Mo-
manned to set him at liberty. They
have been mistaken, as they will fine, ,ifnot
now, then at the first really favorable op-
portunity.-PAiIadelphia Ledger.