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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-12-03
gelett Galt.
THE RUBY CROSS;
DR.
BENEDICT ARNOLD'S AMULET.
BY MARY w. JANvRIN.
CHAPTER I.


Lager eonrsaiiOns burning, mellow and sOsr skies
BrssdhI Of irOPic Pams in cluster, knots of Paadss
Hang, heavy bOssonsd bswsr drOops thu heavy utst
tres,
Summer isles of Ea.n lying in DARK purple depth of
TEOYsoN.
With eager, impetuoss footsteps, Benedict
Arnold paced the white sea strand of quaint
strange old West Indian town, whose antique
Moorish houses, with their pillared balconies
their arabesque work, their open courts and
sparkling fountains, give to it such foreign
look, and that air of romance so peculiar to old
Spanish cities-while his vessel lay anchored il
the blue waters of the harbor of Havana.
For Benedict Arnold, in his youth, was mer.
chant, trading to the West Indies, and comman
dsd his own vessel-the little sloop which then
with snowy mast and tapering spars, clearly de,
fined against the blue sky, lay like thing Of
beauty, idle and mOtienless, on the waves.
This was not his first trip to the tropics; many
time ere this his vessel had ploughed the wa,
tiers of the Atlantic to those islands which he
like gems Of beauty upon the oceans breast
shot past the frowning battIements of Moro Gas
tie, and rode calamity into the harbor of Hava
ma but it was to be his last one; for already had
the difficulties arisen between his native land
and the neither country; there was call fol-
Americas brave sons, and every drop of the IN
tanned blood Of youth in Arnold's veins wa
reused at the trumpet tone of war.
Nor was it the love of country alone which
impelled him to return and enlist under Free
dom's banners, but the fierce. unquenchable pas
sion for excitement which characterized his If
from childhood; which had made him, in boy
hood a rover to the British camp, then as has
MY brought him home again, sent him to TIT
tropics as merchant. where he won him gres
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ROLL ON, SILVER MOON.

As Itrayed from my cot, at the close Of the day,
To gaze the beauties of June,
'Neath a jessamine shade, espied fair maid,
And she sadly complained to the mOon.
CHORUS.
Roll on, silver NOON guide the traveller on his way,
While the nightinsale's song is in tune;
I never, never more with my tine love shall stray,
By the sweet silver Ii CHIT OF the moon.
As the hart on the mountain, my lover was brave,
So handsome and manly to view;
so kind and sincere, and he loved me dear
oh, nv Edwin, no love mere taue!
Roll on, silver moon, sc.
Bot row he is dead, and the youth once brave,
Cut down like rose in full bloom;
And he silently sleeps, and TN thus left 10 weep,
By the sweet silver light Of the moon.
Roll on, silver moon, &c.
But his grave I'll seek ont, until morning appears,
And weep for my lover SO brave;
I'll embrace the cold EARTH and bedew with my tears,
The sweet flowers that bloom DER his grave.
Roll on, silver moon, sc.
Al! never again my heart throb with joy;
Ny lost one I hope to meet soon;
And kind friends will weep DER the grave where we Sse
By the sweet silver light of The moon.
Roll on, silver moon, &c.
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GBuitt 4oetrp.
TTE ROAD ROUND BY KENNEDY's
MILL.

n, ,..m eaniase now rnshss ansriiy Ger
s.ld, vb,r. in Youths golden years have ranged
-, vb,,. tracked my aasboais, are no more
I,d,b, d.I, wh.r. lay reading ballads, are changed;
q f,h, b,uut, of ny boyhood can show
Tho,e features so dear in the past TO me stinj
L,d one ofthe few, whers yet love to CO.
of,n,,.. /, the road round by Kennsdy's Mill
The quiet little road round by Kennedy's Miil
yhsn closed for the day, with smile, were our rooms
And ~, rushsd with Shout from the pedagosue' frown
vivian In, last game was Ger and my friends sought thsii
homes,
Which Law in the smoke and ths dust Of the town
And blithe little scholar, my bag on my back,
Alone set out unto mine, on the hill;
a, early or late, be the sky bright or black,
Nv route was the road round by Kennedy's Mill
tn, yves, winding road round by Kennedy's Mill
Thar, TO gather the wild flowers that studded its breast,
IA slip down the gIen-side so thOrny and steep,
Or climb some old ivy-cad tree to its nest,
And have al the smooth oral treasures a peep;
Or d wade up the stream and beneath the large stones
"a feel for the sly little trout, with q thrill!
Oh what were the pleasures Of Kings their thrones,
To mine, as strayed round BY Kennedy's Mill
The silent green road round by Ksnnedy's Mill
Ifth, eraushOpper chipea from the bank, as passed.
ia gently glide over, and hope, by my ear,
To find that mysterious being, al last,
That ue'er could be seen, and vet ever was near;
Or ifthe lark scared up to Heavens bright gate,
rd 81, down, and hear out his carOlng shril:
What cared for dinners scolds that might wait,
Al listened his song round by Kennedy's Mill
By the branehsh road round by Kennedys Mill
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CHAPTER ".

Twas day. Bat now, fswlsrze and bright
The stars round The erssceat no0p, 80
And now Il is . datk, warn night =, -o-s-
coLKuDGE-
- Many PerIhavs passsd.
Nor know Why this nszf sPPesrs DE last.
Yss 20 ny heart fSsSOdsss bon mast nof tear, OIL
Nor shah ny followers fad ne fslser here
10 .s-eH 49,. lr RTnoxs CoRSAIR.
It vas the noon Of night rs,-,r
Ever since the gray twilight set in. had Gen
eral Arnold been clOseted in the library Of hi
mansion, then known as the Penn House, Eitl
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EXPLORATIONS IN CALIFORNIA ASD oxnsnsA
The explorations Of the country about the sOars
ces Of the Klamath River, last summer and AL,
has proven that river and the Sacramsnso lakA
their rise in the same grand plateau. The greaa
plain, having an altitude Of between ey00o %
5000 feet, extends far north into Oregon Tend.
tory, and embraces twelve lakes, soaas Of RhieA
are of great magnitude. These lakes are di-id.
ed into two series, having each its chain Of con.
neeiions; one Of them CASOrding much the lsrg.
es. portion Of water pours its united water into
the klamath, through the Little Klamath LaksI
the other sheds its waters through the subtsr
raneous channel Of Lost River into fitt River.
and thence into the Sacramento. Ths e0snhCy
Immediately around these lakes and along he
streams which aow into them, and connect VitA
them, is vast meadow Of grass and talsA Tne
higher lands are extensive aIkali plAinss hsOke0
up BY hills which have DO connected range, and
are covered with scattered growth Of pine ed
spruce eiskiyou C7SoRiess.
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RrvoLrrIosARY DoccnESP.-fhs Rors0DgtA
IN. H. Gazette publishes the following in;srsss-
ing document Of olden tine. Il shown plainly
VIVA. our forefathers IhOugAs osnegrO Sitissa-
ship:
To d. S.lsam.n and csmmiS.s sfEis fSss =
Poftsmoufk:
CoLoSY % NV HAassRrRR,
In Committe Of Safety, April -, l776
In order 70 carry the underwntsen resolve %
the Honorable Continental Congress into Exc
cution, you are requested 70 desire al MAlsS
above TWenty-one Years Of age, tLuaSsies, II.
lots and Negroes ezefpted,) to dgn - the De-
claration on this Paper; and when % docs -
make return thereof, together viii De NGas
or Names Of al who shall refuse % 6gn -
same, 70 the General Assembly. o. Committee
IL. wsArs, cSairnsa.
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AcOrespOndens Offhe Manchester (EnglssdJ
Guardian gives the account Of the ssesss
of Mount Blanc By large party, snoag
whom there were several Americans, one %
whom, young lady, named TrSwlAwny. dipped
over an icy preciYiee. aad fell hunArsds o. fess
into afssure, where she must have ben dAshsd
10 pieces. Livinsor dead, however, 10 as1is.
lance could be rendered her, and here hsE 70
mains must lie until he Las trump shEIl scum.
The city Of New York alone sells thsss anss
as many "pure, imported brandies." and Sosr
times as many pure, imported vinss." ann4
ally, As all the wine and brandy producing soGs-
ties export. Somebody, it ID clear. asi1As .
spurious article: &c EST. Ef-f
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

A VALUABLE LOT in South Nashville, corner Of So m
n mer and Oak streets, fronting l2o feet Summe
street and 40 Oak street. VIII be sold a bargain.
The Gas is being carried NJ front Of this Lot.
Adpy 10 A. V. s. LINDSEY,
uarch20 CAB SO College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY.
AND BEST BARGAIN.

I Am now Offering at great sacrifice, that valuable
Property, College Hill, Immediately opposite the
University long occupied BY the late DR.. The
lot fronts sixty feet Market Street with the front
College The House is large and Commodous, and the
whole at the price offer il is a great Bargain.
Caibornes' Omnibus has practically moved College Hill
right into the Public Square, and any wanting a resi-
dence convenient business would do well look at this
properly. Can on A.Y. s, LINDSLEY.
Apr. 80, 81 BtU.
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Nashville and ChattanOOga Railroad

~ s So k 81
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAIN.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves Nashville every morning at T:45.
evening at B.
Chattanooga morning at $50.
evening at OBS.
Arrives at Chattanooga every evening at $3.50.
" " morning az $50.
at Nashville " evening At AGO.
The Day-Trans meet at Tullahoma and both connect
with the train for Manchester and McNiinnve
gers for Beersheba Springs and other points
the McMinnville Railroad should take the Day-Tran as
the connection by IL At 1ulahoma is direct
marchA H. I. ANDERSON. Superintendent.
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOn WARE.

WOOD WARE.
200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; 1925 doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes 200 " Hames
200 nests Tubs painted; / 900 Zinc Wash Boards;
275 Vanished and Three 5000 Pow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 900 assed Broom Handles 5000 Cane Fishing Poes
IFS white Cedar Buckets 800 ass'ted Liquor Kegs
200 doz Tar Cans; 10 doc B b Cedar Cans; -,
800 pkgs Half Bush 25 Boxes, varnsh'd
rs doz Churns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs and
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 1925 doz Wen ssted
BASKET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons, common zoe nests German Market do
500 Carts, common; 400 doz Feed Baskets, instOre
500 /" " ex.fau tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
200 extra IS dOz Chidrens Rattan and
Pick CGAT Baskets doz ass'ted once Chairs
Rattan and Willow, very nice and coolfor Summer.
Also-Clo Hampers; imported fancy Baskets; Work Fruit
nd Flower Stands. AlsO-WHlOw Work made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales AHcant Mats;
500 ass'ed Shoe Brushes so Jute Hark and Skeleton
Is IS Rocking Horses; IS doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &C.
100 coils \ and 4 inch Manila Rope 69Ofeet
$50 coils i, q to inch do do, assorted;
25 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Red Cord;
100 dOz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
1000 lbs Broom Twine Hemp; 300 lbs Wool Twine'
1z5 bales Batting; 100 reels Hemp Packing;
So wrapping Irvine; $50 I" Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles (Frund) Iangerman's Wrapping Paper;
1880 Mcgregor's do do;
1000 reams Lockland do do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S Ham -" 20 Batting do;
81 900 lbs Roofing do dry; 15OObs Roofing do, satu'ted
CANDLES, &C.
Candles, Lard Oil, Opal Candies, stearine Oandes
Starch, German Soap, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock Sizes Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' USE constantly on hand.
CHURNSs
Pine Churns pinch Cedar do L. IS 90 % do
Cerdar do TO- is, 90 % do Painted do 90 %, "a do
Brass Hoop dos - do Barrel do IT, Is 20, % do
Oiled Root Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by S. n. BARRETT,
may14 Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
NOW IS THE TIME

ITO purchase that valuable STORE HOUSE on Market
street corner Of CLARK, at present occupied by H. s.
French Son. The Lot fronts 42H feet on Market and
loo Clark Every knows tina this is OF
the prominent " Wholesale Grocery and PrUduce
Stands in the city. Il viii be sold liberal
For further particulars call on
apr29 A. V. s. LINDSLEY.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

OWEN soHEII United states and Foreign Newspaper
Advertising Agent, Mohat's Building 80 bToAO-
way, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

IMPORTANT IMPORTATION, by which much suffering
and misery in families be avoided, sent to married
men and those contemplating marriage Address, incos
ing postage stamps, DR.. L. F. PROBART Box 1908,
New York City. Liune24-Sms.l
NEODERN STYLE OF SCHOOL FURNITURE, manu-
WI featured and for sale by JOHNSON, No. 400 Hud-
St., New York. large supply kept constantly on
hand Circulators forwarded application as above.
june24-6m.s
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LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS,
THE GREATEST
Building Association


7 AM offering for sale low figures, twenty Build
L ing Lots in the eighth Ward OF Nashville such
terms that any procure himself complete and
convenient home The lots front the MurfreesbOro Turn
pike, Wharf, Franklin and Maple streets,
mirably situated for private residences.
CaiboTnes Omnibusses have completely revoutionized
this part the city which with other improvements
being made such the extension OF Cas- and water
that direction will add greatly to the value Of this prop
erty.
The terms such i'll allow each purchaser immedi
atey 70 put his buildings the purchase money will
be required the 5th Of January 1862 the interest
only to be paid annually until that tine. Call
july Eft A. V. s. LINDSLEY.
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FOR SAL

lot IN South Nashville on re street, beyond the
n Medical College, fronting 8, set, being the Lot Oh
which Rives Carpenter shop iohlery stood. FOR sale
cheap. Apply TO A. Y. s. LlSDSLEY,
march26 80 COLLEGE street,
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For Rent.

A COMFORTABLE Dwelling Lower Market Street
n the Square for the balance Of the year contains
rooms, besides kitchen ard wants Possession
given Immediately. portion Of the Furniture viii be
sold desired. House be rented by good tenant the
ensuing year Apply TO
june2O A. V. s LINDSEY.
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VALUABLE HOUSE ANp LoT ZOE sALE.

AM offering for sale, on reasonable terms, the
House and Lot at the of Broad and High sts.
formerly owned by the late Martin Ne~. Apply
". s. LINDSEY,
july8 IS College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

a NEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD
S offered for sale at a bargain. The Lot -
Il fronts 60 feet Woodland street aud 40 on la,
Mnick. The House contains four good rooms good IL
cisern, &C. The house is new, built Of brick and the
situation Of the best in Edgeded. viii be sold low.
Apply A v. s. LINDSEY,
College street
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JOVen's Hid Glove Cleaner.

JOVGn'S Hid Glove Cleaner.
JOUVEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER.
JOUVEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER.
JOUVEN'S KTD-GLOVE CLEANER.
JOUVEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER.
% cents per bottle
% cents per bottle.
. cents per bottle.
IS cents per bottle.
IS cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle
IS cents per bottle.
% cents per bottle.
One bottle cleans so pair.
One bottle cleans 80 pair.
One bottle cleans 50 pair.
One bottle cleans so pair.
As oder proceeds from the preparation the glove
iHlHaeddtely after it is cleaned With piece Of
flannel apply small portion Of the preparation very
lightly and the dirt win instantly disappear. the
tce by the KidGlove Manufacturers of France
impart purity OF finish and soness for which their
gloves justly celebrated. 1t cleans kid slippers and
white coored kid gloves elegantly. 1t is also
celent article for the toilet and for beautfying the
plexion removing pmples &C. far exceeds in excel
ence any Of the thousand and preparations usually
that purpose. One trial. the trhing expense OF
cents will convince that the article is AL that it
claimed be. Try bottle of il for 25 cents and you
will wis 10 be without it, II be obtained OF all
Druggists and dealers in Fame Goods in Nashville, and at
Wholesale Of the sole proprietors CLARK CO., 1855
BROADWAY NEW YoRK. liberal discount h the trade.
inferior article in the market buyers will be
careful that the Of CLARK Co. is each
bottle which they purchase. tiune24-3m.sl
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
FARE ONLY 80.
TIME THROUGH 25 HOURS.
TENNESSEE & ALABAMA RAILROA1

Ezzzsu.a EI5zsas7 80 49, Sln
zS2sSsz !aSls - 800 -9sE@
ON and amer Wednesday, April LIST, 1857 Trains will
~ run follows:
GOING SOUTH.
MAIL PASSENGER. FREIGHT PAssESoER.
Leave Nashville 500 am. 845p.m.
Arrive at Thompson So a. IN. $40
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompson $50 a. m. 600
Arrive at Nashville 1O.1 a. m. T8S
Passengers from Nashville by the Morning train brsak4
fast at Franklin.
Stages connect with the Trains at Thompson's
Through Tickets for Memphis, Waynesboro', Jackson,
Tuscumbia, Florence, Pulaski and Columbia can pre-
cured at the General Stage ONCE, under the Verandah
Hotel, Nashville W. ON. PERKINS
march2l-u Superintendent.
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FOR SALE AN ELEGANT DWELLING
AT LOW FIGURES.

AM offering for sale desirable residence Sum.
street, the It'll Ward The Lot fronts 50 by
10 The House is and neat contains rooms Kitchen
servants room, smoke house dairy and stable. The
has just been carried in front Of this Lot know It to be
a bargain. Apply to A. V. s. LINDSLEY,
june20. So College street.
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9th, Read accordi0g 20 system. Do
not pick up the Bible and read u few
verses here or there wherever il happens
to oren. Ali chance work in religion is
OF the devils choosing. Following such
a plan, one would read less aud less anG
" end in reading none at all.
9Th. Try 10 secure an hour for God
when YOU will be alone as much as possi-
ble, when The world will Interrupt least.
Strive to reap all possible benefit from
family worship, but never make that an
excuse to neglect this private communion
with God. Let no day pass without it's
line.
sth In addition to every SabLath's
own readings, YOU shoud carefully re.
view the part read during the previous
week. Let not this rule be broken.
Possibly yon may ohiec, to this plan.
AS too !rticular, too severe. Hu, do Won
expect to max" auy great gnirs in Bible
kn""lcdgc unattended by Some pains =
Can You overcome your former bad habits
OF neglect of Gods word without a struc-
gle Rest assured that YOU will not
cease 20 do evil and learn 10 do well with.
ont = great, a constant, n noble effort
Nouid it not pay YOU a thousand fold for
all Yonr trouble thus to read GoG's word ?
viii you try it for twelve months if God
spares your EIc'
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