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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13
The SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN Mail.
The Washington Star says:

The SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN Mail.
The Washington Star says:
The So long sought rp-arrang~mpnt Of the scbe-
dull of connections and running time for the trans
portatiOn of the great southern sni south western
mails from this city into operation TODAY For
FIVE years past the Post Ofi~e Dcpartm Mt ia sail
TO have en- endeavoTng TO fl ct this Object ms
which sixteen hours (mor" than full busine. : DIV
lined b"tWeen Washington city and NempIia
Tennessee; fourteen hours between Wssbinp,on
and Nashville; twelve hours betwern Char es,op
and n al vile, and prOportonate saving on IN.
direct route brtween " ashing ton and New Orleans
The "ifhculty has been for the most part in E8r,
mOniziug the running of the eleven iroad COM
panie- whose respective roads are necessarily en-
ploSed in importing the mails in question hich
leaving this point, pass through Richmond Va
Wilmington, n. c., Kingyille and CrsrI. ston, s G.
and Augusta and Atlanta, Ga, Nj rntgomery Ala
Now Or airs, Nashville, aud Memphi., connecting
ell intermediate points, and supplying a vast scop.
OF a Ic-nt territory With the mails W. have n
son to bell We that half a dozen times within tn.
last SIX or eight months definite arrangements for
beginning to run the new schedules I'VE been
made, from which first one and then another Of the
railroad companies referred to above have flown
off
Now, however, thanks to the epprcy and firm
ness of Postmaster general Brown the contract Of
hce ant Sp cial Agent Eastman, who was Charged
with the negotiations on the suf ct at r, cessaIi
~ took place at a distance from Washington city
all has at length been harmOnously settled an the
publ ar to reap the advantages OF the five year.
anxious efforts of the department. r. f.rred to ahove
10 these oays time is emphsticsly mOu.y 10 all
business transactions and in Us saving the ira
yelling and corresponding public Interested 20 much
time rs Is economized by the schedules IN uues-
ton, the Postmaster General has conf-rred yery
substantial heneht indeed on the country at l,rpe
May his many pending forts of the same sort for
other regions result as happily.
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TIE TREATT WITH PERU.-The President he's
proclaimed the binding force Of the treaty bstseep
she United States aud Peru, concluded on the bs
sis that 'FrsS ships make free goods. aud ths pr :
perry OF nsusrals on board ssemys vessels Is no.
sabiect 70 detention o. eOn6 cation, unless Cd,
SAME b. cOntrabsnd OF war" The contracting par
ties engage 70 sppiy shess principles to the con-
meree and naVis & q Of al such powers aud STAT
- shall consent 70 adOps them a. permanent and
ImmHtabls.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, November II, 1857.
PETITIONS


THURSDAY, November II, 1857.
PETITIONS
Mr. b ale, from sundry citizens of Will msor
county praying to b. attached to the county OF
Che itham.
Mir Rose, from suudry citizens Of Gavkin couu-
~, PRAYING to ne a'ta"hrd to Hancock comfy
Hr Rich rdson, from C, II. Rhodes of Wilson
county paying to b att .ched IT, tn county of
RItherior
Also, ritinn in Iation to the sale of W tche-,
j1w lry, &c nv dlars and auctioneers from citi-
z-nS OF Rum rlord county
Reports OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. King, from b Ju nv Committee, repOrts
Ell a "i in lieu Of the bill to secure p rents, al"
Guardians, the possession Of their minor children
and wards; and recommended It's passage.
RESOLUTIONS.
Nr. Holmes off red Il r, sO'utiou provi1ing for an
am rdmen to the Constitution of this State SO IN t
i cnona fr memb-r of tn. L grsl .tur. AMI Gov
err or shall only take place Orce in four years.
lLai ovvr).
BILLS INTRODUCED.
ttrIy.
Al o, to establish Mayors Court in the city OF
Sh-hyviIle.
Mr.. King, to incorporate the sb,l'y Military e.
sttutr.
'r. Taylor, to prevent the tr fRc in poisonous ii.
quOrs n this State
Sir Fn~v, to incorporat the Pulaski nd Pts
gan Turnpike Company.
Ar. Caldwell for II benefit Of Rort R. Gilbert.
OF Weakly county (scc' mp lni-i ty Il pprrior
Mr. Br dford, dIrrcrOry TO the Comptroller in
ltIon 10 issuing warran, to pay salaries If Su-
preme Court Judges.
Mr. S"ntrr PROV Ing that certain county AM
town III RS shall ",sid in III county town o.
town IL which they hold ,ir off e.
All OF hl"h xc pt tn hill of Mr. Harvey, yer.
referred TO HppTOpr &c Commuters.
) nat re- Outon il Ii u OF Hous resolution i,
relation 20 law r. form, a adopted. The resuIu-
ton provide tor 10 committee f three from t..
Srnat1 and hV from the House TO take h. gu CT
under consideration, and if in t cir opinion ANY
change Is nee ssary il th legal practice they shall
report a Til! in accord 'ncr with their views. tn
commit on the part Of the House consists OF
h's-rs. Thompson, Turner of Sumner, B ,te,
Bra ford, and Kendricx
House resolution providing for hut one ssion
d,y, commenting 1t o'clock P. NJ was taken up
Pending It's discussion the House a iourued iii IL
p. N.
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From the Lawrence Herald of Freedom.
Z
kaTsHs-COFTesOOmde between Gov
walker and the Citizens Of : aVVrence.

Kans"s-COrTesO between Gov
Walker and the Citizens Of aVVrem.e.
LAwRENCF. o 20 1857
To his ErceYs"cV Robert J Walker GoperDoy
Kansas TERRITORY. aud Hon. f. p Stanton.
Secret ry anSas Territory.
GENTLEMEN: We, the undersigned, your fellow
citizens, having heard that your just action in re-
citing tn" fraudul mt returns from Oxford in this
district, Fas created great excit, IN mt against YOU
among c. ain persons now ass mbled at Lecnn,p-
on and that IN, y are threatening violence desir-
Gus Of preserving the peacr of the Territory. W..
respectfully invite you remove to thu loo ,Iitv
and We pie g. you hearty leone, md full pro-
lection against the h'nds VINO would crush ou and
trample upon tn dear 81 rights of the peopl. of
h nsas. Respectfully, yours.
j. Il LANE
G. w. BROWN,
RICHARD REALF,
nd 100 othcr citizans Of T.wrenca
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SLAVE LABOR AND FREE.-H.r. wa have tens of
!h"ust ds OF ~ork'u"n Jhro yn out Of employment
IN 'h@ North, se' King foot and finding none, and
assn ieinS tn If ~ritu in imply threats of viol nee
ana rpine; and beneath this outward ebulIition we
hhO" that th're must be vast nurnb r. of ftmili
actually IN wtrt of bread In the South. on o.
contr rs, Their. is no lack OF the nc,,sssri of life
TO starvation, DO p-rcrpri0e W Mt; the .horers
nn1tr the slave system are a. well off this wint.
az they "rrr lat. In rontr,sts tween the reI,-
tive 10 rlts of the two -vsr ms this feature should
not b iorgott N. = Hrld
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AFTERNOON SESSION

TIL" sp cial order postponed to 10 A NJ.
tomorrow
The bill TO amend the revenue laws, providing
that after revenu.' collector have settle for
nue. re ivef by them they shall have full power
to prosecute the collection of all arresrAg OF Stat
and County tax that may b. dul tn m, 10 the same
manner they wOuli have dona before tn. ir term of
office had expired, was rel cf@d on s-cond readn q.
Senate bill to r-peal tipping l'~, the act to tax"
Effect imm dIately, was ssed second reading ayes
l9, noes 5.
Several Senit' bills passed 2 I reading
Mr.. Walker introduced bill to pay for carp =
ing the Capitol
Adjourned to before 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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MONTGOMERY. Oct 81, 1857.
To the Editors o. the Adpertisr:
Dear Sir IL wish TO acknowledge through the
columns of Vour paper the lite term of fh. Cir
cult Court for Autauga and Coos4, on hundred spJ
hity-Onr dollars cORtri Duted ~ the ople in
tendance to the Mnu V rnOo Association Fund.
Respectfully vours
w. L. YANCEY,
TT nsurer of the Mount Vernon Association for
Central Alabama.
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FOR RENE.

TOR thu ba Of th and year, that beautiful
Z an c. ious vesilence = trs Wn fred Wite,
situa' NJ ket street, u'h Nash lille Possession
given imneiiar ely. For TT cul - gu re- OF
Err GLAS X, Agent,
noy13-u 20 Ct Che ~ st EFT
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H0UsE & Fdgefed, ~it in T. MINUTES wax OF
n 'he Public Square, containing roOm~ besides ktch-
en and servants rooms. enquire OF
J. q. FELLOWS.
No
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FOR 81. LOuIS.

TIVE fine p1ssenz-r and freightA 9TH
l., 1 be- % SALE EST, n. n, Coz.
mer bern tho ournly rep led a r, nOyat d. will
leave for Lol and oil y 20 TUtSD ~ newt,
17th Inst &C Ock z. NJ. Foo hit passage app y
board A. HAMILTON,
novl I'd
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For SmithIand and Paducah.

TTNHE fine large light 9rau ht st-am-d C~=O
l er, D. ROBERT o., FRANK zzFJDHgs5S4a
81 'CK EFDRD Nj t-ter, wi leave for
above 'nt-rmedit DO this daN at ~ o'clock, NJ
For freight or passage app board, or to
A. l.. DAVIS,
novrS-lt. q VI office.
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Il isstAied thai S-sn'i q Gooarlen has ob.alnrd
verdict Of $4,000 damages seslass a pabIi.hias
9 N for getting up books Ia the name Of Peter Par.
ley-AE. GoOdsiehs nom De pluaas.
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A FAVORABLE SYMToM. ship it'll Rose
Capt, Nckerson, sailed from this port yesterday. for
China, with full cargo of domestic cottons, four,
&c
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And 100 other citizens of Lawrence.
LECoMProN Oct. 81 1871

LECoMPToN Oct. 81, 1857.
GENTLEMEN: We have rec, ived your communi
cation OF this date inviting to removr to the city
of Lawrence, and off ling your protection against
personal violence, which you suppos- has been
threatened bv rtain persons 10 L COMPTON III
quit" true, gentlemen, 4 at the evenin succeeding
our reception al the Oxford returos a small meet
ing here of fifteen or twenty o. rsOns drnouncef
our Gour7e, in connection with the adminislra ion
OF the affairs of nsa; but no threats of .rsonal
violence were made, far 80 We haV learned: and
We entertain no approximations of that nature
Ev If surh menac-s bad been made, our official
dutV requires our pr S nc now ut Lec0mptOn, and
no hazard OF personal cors querc - would deter Us
from remaining here. VIII It. therefore we must
decline your invit 'tion to remove to Lawrerca we
tender you our SINGER. thanks for your huspit ties
so kindly protfered We Thank YOU, also, grntle-
men, for the appreciation YOU have b, en- pl-asrd to
xpr'sS, OF our course in regard TO the rx'raor IL
nary returns las they arr. cslledl from Oxford,
From our first inspection of that document. W.
yer doubted or hestated to its rejection But
besides the intrinsic evidence on the face of tn.
pap ITSELF W. dermed it our duty, nv visit TO
that reinct, to ascertain the facts Which ar set
forth IN our proclamation Of tn 18th inst From
the period OF our entrance into this Territory, it
has been our determination, 20 far as within our
po er, to enable the ps"pl' of tnsls 10 the true
nearing OF the g'nic law, 10 control their own
Gov rnm' Mt; and this policy W. sh II CO tiuue
st"atfi-ty to ad ere. If1u-uced ny these consii J.
tons, w. have r. let d e spurious ami iil-gal
returns from NEG - county, az well as from Ok
lord Accept, gent IN. n, most SINCERE ASSURANCE
OF the respectful cuHsiderit of yOnr irllOw-citi-
zens, r. J. WALKER
FRED p. STANTON.
To Nessrs. Lane, Brown, Realf, and upwar s Of
one Hundred iiiiz ne
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ROCK MASON AND STONE CUTT r
FOp VGNt.

WE have m hanI for sale a No Ston- @ Itter and
w R,ck Mason-he is also likely young negro about
nov 8 ROYD 90.
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EnIE RENT

TIVE Ma hvh'e Commercial insur7nce Company have
thi- day declared dvtiepd n eight per cent On the
ctpts stock Of the proats for the lat months
nov2-l JANIS WALREg. -er'y
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Wheat.
Dividend NOTICE.

= T'Hs undersigned is gaia in want Of whoa
ID. DT KY,
NOV lit No. 3. College >tr ct
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tnR RnRnsvILLE ANN WAITsROL

'JNHE vsrv light drau hit feamer,6 TN
l "nMNEHOE, CARLsR Maste e, ~
viii 10 the above At inter
dfsts OFT SAT'R 'RY, to- rrOrrow) he "a int At
O'Clock, M fregh passage apply on bo,rd, or
A. l.. DAVIS,
novl3 p. Agent.
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EIectiOns BIZ the Georgia LerIsIn1nre-
ooNGREssMEN ELEOTR,


At the elections BY the Legislature on Saturday
the following persons were osen;
For United Stotes Se,,ator-RoBr. TooMBs.
FIR SeeTet"rg of Statc-E P. Watkins
For Comptroller Ee"erdL-PETERsON THWE.TT
For Surveyor Generdl-J. A. GREEN.
For ITs0SnTer-J. B. Triple
For Judge Oftbe Supreme Co1rt-J n. LUMPKTS
For Director Of the State Bank-Nr r. N.
YOUEG T4t,o,.sto D;,oat.L
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a CoMFORTA LE brcs Dwelling on he conner n Oe-
"A dar and Spruce s're-s. AI.o, ne two door from
tie OF Cedar, Spruce street. for the wear,
1888. Apply ROYD & Q =.
nJV12, NJ. so Cherry str. e..
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OIL . Mn .
1-PAMEIA or, Virtue Rewarded. In Series Of
familiar letters. 4vols
2-THE history OF CLARIssA HARLOWE. In q
Series OF etters. S vols.
SITE rs RY CF STR CHARLES GRANDSON.
IN series of Letters. vols
Il cor ider myself thorough adept in Ficrardson.
lie the ionrest OF s novels be t. ami think part OF
hen tedious should anytr NJ do thsn
to red u en- from q pg 10 end to take then up when
chose, and lay them down hen tired,
l every wor1 and yl able relating the gh ,RIssA
the divire CLENENTI'A beautiful PAMELA every
trcs ard Ire Of heir favour once wore era.
ven in nv hearts tsbl-.' "-Laslett on CE7 Books.
For sale by lnov1c.1 BE>tY& o.
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SherTff'S Sale.

10y irue Of o~der Of ale directed from the
ID ERIK II ne rcuit G OF D vii gu county, sep
tember term ST, N the suit OF r.. Hanlin G
Rumsey, bv .ttachm-nt, VIII N the 2fstdtv Of Novem-
Der ofe" for stle to the highest b der, the Co TT
House yard gate in Nash i'll a variety OF Grocerie and
articles usual Kept in family grocery, and Try
clss OF Furniture. sale to commence 10 o'cock
JOHN EDNUNDSON Sheriff.
nOv12-dd. by z, -. CA PBELL, p
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Rags! RagS!!

OWING 70 the financial condition OF the countrv and
- the g-eat depression Of trade, fn necessary TO
re luce the price - 20 &c ID eject ON
4ud after the first ds7 81 Nove her 1851 the lS
3av OF November III paw &c ca n good vags; and
hope re trade vi see the necesi Of thi, this
tTying line ca O. AnufacturerS,
Octi6 In. W : WHITMAN
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Flour.

aNHE undersigned Is the authorized agen Of the follow
- ing lis
B~oad yay Mil's-Bro a street. Nashville.
q 'llaVn Nils-Galiatu, Tenn.
Union Mils-A eVsnd "a, fenn.
silver ~u.i7g Hills Silver Springs
constant supply Of the above and hand IN bar.
rels and sack. A so Bran, Mid ilings. and shorrs
d. ID DICKFY,
Nov 1T. No. 5, Col eye -treet.
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WanGpdI

A Nj chants Bank not-s Of the f,llowing Racks
IA Mob le We Orl an AMI he OIL tank. o. Georgia
and % N srolioa nar no Of sank Of Ma hvile az IS
CT. d ank Of Nhelbvvie 20 cts discount All 9TH
ers tes greed on t e time.
Nov. 1l-iV.
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Paper Reduced.

INRON and after the 1t nscernb-r vii reduce the
price Of pane fro to 20 uer cent for cash. TO
all al r prompt and zho I'D necessity
arise for stin fIrther r~] ion will 7nke IT,
Rz reduced - cents, a q en- D.. card above
ard they must b. e'iv-red dray
md clear Of w11l-u and silks aefuc
ton IL vet We occa- o7aIig receive h-rent
-est thew mast he srbj-c cas-dcatioa the same
as anv other merehsniSe, aud be a Tor accordingly
nov2-SE UBAd W. =. WHfrFMAN.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Richardson's Works.
W. T BERRY & CO., have on Sale

THE WORKS OF sAMTEL RIG ARD ON. With
Sketches Of lis and rtinrs BY the Rev. Edward
"angn, NJ a. In 10 LondOn, 1871. superb copy,
in perfect order.
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Maryland Election.

The election in Maryland has resulted in
the choice Of the candidates of the American
party for State officers, viz: Thomas HoIIi
day Hicks, Governor; William Fl. Purcell.
Comptroller; Daniel H. McPhai, Lottery
Commissioners; and VIM. L. Seabrock, Com
missioner of the Land Office.
CONGRESSMAN ELECTED
The Congressional delegation stands as fol
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OmcIaIVOue of Ohio.

The following is an aggregate statement of
the votes cast for Governor in the State of
Ohio at the late election:
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700 GpOSS!!

"GILLnTT's" BEST STEEL PENS amoag the lot some
f. Vorite nun bers. just received aud for sale b,
Oc' 8. no CHA"LE- w SMITH.
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Mr.. Everett concluded his address before
the New York State Agricultural Society At
Buffalo with the following mastery portrait
ure Of perfect farm:
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Card-MountVernom FUND.

To Nessrs. Lane, Brown, Realf, and upwar g Q
one hundred riiiz us
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OVEN THE WAY.
NJ cnARlss xAcKAy

,Bt. NJ CHARi.Es MACKAY.
when cold hearted Poverty knocks at my door,
And robs me OF blessings gathered before,
Takes glass from my table, q coal from my nre,
And robes my dear Nelly in meaner attire,
] envy sometimesin the heat Of the day
MY very good friend who lives over the way.
Hut when sit down at my pleasant hresids.
And count Ger the joys was never denied
NY sweet little wife, and the babes At her knee.
Ny health and my conscience unsullied and free
No longer suffer my wishes TO stray,
Or envy my friend who lives over the way.
He's wealthy, but feeble; he's titled, but old;
His son is spendthrift, his wife is q scold;
Suspicious OF others, Ill pleased with himself,
His only delight Il 10 reckon hts pelk
Were he ten times as rich I'd refuse, might or day
TO change with my friend who lives over the way
Though Poverty, frowning. peeps In at my door,
I'll never he beaten nor vainly deplore;
I'll scare him away by hard work II can,
And look In his face with the heart Of man;
And, hlvlng at home all the joys that may.
Forget my poor friend who lives over the way.
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happy couple were aware they were alone
They began now to retrace their steps, assur-
ing each other by the. way, that they should
meet again. 81 classt3 ,soa s.ig n
Let not the reader be sstonished that Emma
and Arthur sc'well conprehended each other
in so short time. All who are disposed to
ridicule it, know little Of the philosophy Of
mind. The usual ditidencs with which two
individuals, whether male or female, are drawn
together, arises from their imperfection. The
more they are in harmony with themselves
the more completely their spiritual natures are
deyeloped-the more readily will they UNDER
stand each other, end the more speedily will
their union be consummatsd. 1t does not re-
qmre words or long acquaintance to enable
two of high spirituality to perfectly compre-
hend each other, and read the mutual thoughts
and affections. No, there is communion that
is not of words, and when those whom nature
herself has joined, meet for the first time, they
at once recognize in each othera a. counterpart.
Such was the case with Emma Legrand and
Arthur Harold. Emma now had found the
object OF her souls longing, as manifested in
the gentle melancholy of the strains she poured
from her window, and Harold found the being
suggested to him by the spirit Of that music.
They now returned to the house well pleased
with the acknowledgements of the past hour.
Her parents saw the import .of theiI feelings,
and with deep emotions they silently express-
ed the benedictions they breathed in their
behalf.
Harold now took leave of this noble family
with many sincere expressions Of gratitude for
their kindness, which we're reciprocated by
Mrs. Legrand, in telling him that they were
happy in thinking they had a pledge Of hi.
frequent visits. 1.ss[
As he wendell his way back to the academy
Harold, with unspeakeble: joy revolved the
many incidents that had transpired during the
last two hours of his llfe,t.al could hardly
persuade himself il was not all dream. Hs
was sure he had found one, /" altogether love.
ly;' but would not such fortune prove feetine
as the moments that brought it "a IAh! no
there was too much sincerity, intelligence and
goodness there to be mistaken. Entering hi.
room and striking light, he sat down an re.
lived the incidents of the past two hours of hi.
life. 1t was the FIRST time that his young hear
had oeen moved by the tender passion, and he
now knew that the pictures of imagination
were faint representations Of the reality. HI
was soon satisfied il was not all dream. Re.
fections crowded upon him. When could they
mutually claim their own, and consummatt
Their union? He had got much to do-he
must complete his studies and be sure Of sue.
cess, before he could .conscientiously avow tn.
responsibility. This seemed an age of time
but it must be done, and he felt stronger in
centive urging him on. He saw in the future
a bright reward for every exertion. Hope rose
more resplendeHt before him, und every men.
tal effort afforded a great pleasure, inasmuch
as it was so much done toward that consum.
nation be SO devoutly wished.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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when papers are not taken from the Office, lay them
selves liable topay the subscription.
II Is also their duty in such cases, to notify the pun
Usher that the papers are not taken ous ny Snse
are scnl to- and the why they are not, KNOWN
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-31

GEL Punch slanterously says: ss1he sun is
called masculine from its supporting and sus-
tanning the moon, and finding her the where
withal to shine away as she does Of night,
and from his being obliged to keep such . fam
lily Of stars, The moon is feminias, because
she is constantly changing, JUST as ship is
blown about by every wind. The church is
feminine. because she Is married to the State,
aud Time IL masculine, because hsis triaed
with by the ladies.