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~, ,,,,, and bright ~, the st'f' tha' appear r..
n, ,b,, s.- b1 orr countrr unf"fisd'
a. n, ,,,iDe. ths, ar. swelling in majesty 'nsfs'
Ijt,a r,iebow adnrnins the word; II
,L.,,,i.b, 4, ur,uIlird, as those in the sky
S.,B,hst ON f.thsrs bays dots' ailst
,,1,h,v,. Iea-oed in IS true aud as holy 3 he' r3
"a tbtiii motto Of@SIany IN One" r... t-.
r,om III. hour when those p'trio,I fsarle''y hung
That banner Of starlight stroad'
rv., I'm, N themselves, 10 that motio they eung'
As they eIuns to the promise Of God;
n, n. b.yop.t traced, at The midnight Of waF, 81
On IN. field wher. our sluFy was wen,
o, o,rth the hear or the hand thateould mar
Our motto Of.Mapy in One" -r
MA n, rmoE. 9th. contest. the eannOuE deep roar,
Ho. Of il hath gathered r-nown,
vbiI, hos. st.rs wsr- reflected in rivers Of gore,
When ii. cross and the lion went down; r +.
Is ho few wrr, ;b.r light, in the gloom ofthat hour,
We, n. heans thst wers striking below,
Mad God for their bOlwark and Truth for their powell
And they stopped not 20 number the Zoe.
F,n where orr Green Mountain tops blend with the sky
And the giant 81. Lawrence Is Tnllh,
To II. w,ves where the b,lmv Hespsrilss lie,
Lie the dream Of some prophet ofolh,
Ts.y eoaqurrsi; sni diving b-queathea to our care,
Not this boundI.ss dominion alone, H.
Bat th.r banner whose lnvslinsss hallows the air,
And their motto of"Many in One"
We arc 'pany in one" while there glitiSrs -
In III. bloc ofths Heavens above;
And tyr,ns shall qusil mid the Dungeons afar,
When they gaIs on that motto Of 1--we.
shall s-,m DER IN. sea. mid the bolts Of the siofu-
oE-r tempest. and battle, and wr.ck-
And a,ns wher. guns with their thundsr grow warn
Meath the bOol on the slippery deck.
Ii, oppr-I,d Ofrhs ,srh to that standard shall Ay
Wherever its fall, shah be spread,
And the exile hall feel ri, his oSn nNfiYe sky,
whrrs its stsr' shah hnf his h-sd:
AMI those st,r, shah ncrsa,. till the fitness ftims
It's millions Of cycles has rln-
Til The world shall have welcomed its mission sublime,
And the nations Of earth shall be ONE.
Though the old il-shenies tower to Heaven,
Aad the Father Of Waters divide,
The links Of our destiny cannot be riven,
While the truth ofthess worls shall abide.
Tbsn, q! let them glow on each helmet anI brand
Tho our blood like rivers shall run; -.
Divide as we may in our own native land,
To the rest Of the world we one.
Then sp with our has' let it stream the air!
Tho Our fathers cold in their graves,
They had hands that could had souls that eoaG
dap,
And their sons were not bora 10 be slaves.
U, up with that banner! where'er it may call,
Oar millions shall rally around;
AnaiiOn Offrsemen that moment shall fall,
Wh'n the 't'rs shall he tr,irl on the ground.
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sa Poor John" thought the young lady when
she was left alone. IF you were like some men
which I'm glad and proud 10 say you are not
how easily you might be sacrificed here. Bot
J think 10 thisis. all that tnamma cares for YOU.
she must be coatented 70 take Mr.. Henderson,
ah8giFe you up to me,' and with sunny smile
she turned to the new Valtz she was learning
70 y-3reO fooxcLUBED MKT vEEK.1 "a a-ss3
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CHAPTER I. .-...-..
81 Here srs knots" said Hvmeu, taking
soms lnoss flowers, ''of loves own msting;
Here are gold oaes, Won NAV irast 'em -
tIhs'e, Of eOur'e, found ally eusiom,)
"cOme buy nv love knots! 40
Come buy nv love knots .7- .f1
Some sre labsled-Knots to tie men.
Love the maker! bought OF Hymen ~
--.-F sIooRE's PoEx.
You see, my dear Amelia, It doesn't look
well Tor young girl to be so particular; il only
makes people talk. never did so when was
'girI'" and the portly, dignihed-Iooking lady
'nOOthed dOwp the folds of her black silk dress,
and stole glance at the mirror opposite. =, s
her daughter, a mischievous- looking brunette
O' twenty had been lounging on sofa, and APP
pafenty paying very little attention to her mo.
'nefs lecture, but now she reused herself, sat
wright and fixing pair of very handsome
black eyes upon that lady, said, somewhat deci.
sively-
a Too particular! Mother, what do you
meant"
IAere-dOn't cash up and get angry, my
gear child. What say is only for your good,
Dnnt | see you waltIing three or four times
with that artist-what is his name, never can
remember H." f.- lg.lo7o I'll
mr. Iravers, perhaps you mean" suggest.
Gu tne daughter, as red flush died from her
eneeE, and meaning smile played around her
lips. - ~ YI -
Yes; thought you knew who meant all
~e une' though you did look so provukingly
''n'c'"ns' Now, pray tell me- do you mean
10 marry himl"
hlmi" and tho red lip curIed seornfully.-
NO. mother. Please heaven. when DO marry
!" take man, IL can get ope-5ot dandy
T." second or third-rate portrait PAINTER.
'A,'led with him because he Is good partner
-uu l vas tired of sitting still; but can assure
'Ou N! intentions are not serious-you nevel
WI nave him for son in-law." -a52e -ats
ne widow drew along breath as If relieved
nom heavy weight. --.
ven, dobe more careful in future, my dear
'''nk 1t is about time Tor you to marry, at AM
e' Amelia Have you never seen any one
1oald be happy with, among all our gentle
~ WY mother, am happy enough viii
~. 80 replied the girl, evading the home ques
w." Is not our home pleasant one1''
., res Amelia; but to you it may not be quit
= peasant in future" The widow dropped he
~ H., pushed little, and played nervously viii
IN asset of her siIken morning dress. at,
-. 'ne plain truth, Amy, an, beginning Z,
h. O' this single life. think no woman VII,
ever known the gentle love and care of ,
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PREAMBLE.

We, the people of the Territory Of Kansas,
grateful TO Almighty God for our Freedom, BY
our Delegates in Convention assembled, having
the right of admission into the Union as one OF
the United States of America, consistent with
the Federal Constitution, and BY virtue Of the
treaty of cessienby France 70 the United States.
Of the Province Of Louisiana, believing that the
time hss arrived when our present political con-
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Mother, Mr.. Henderson is fine looking
well, believe you are taking quite fancy
to him yourself As was saying, can't you see
in spite Of all this, that should marry only Tor
social position and wealth. Love! pshaw-
don't get any such romantic notion in your bead
Amelia, in this enlightened age. Attend To-
your practiCing now, and then come up to ny
roomi
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SHIT GaIe.
THE DOUBLE WEDDING;
Or
HOW 1T CAME TO PASS,
CHAPTER I.

BY MARY ". STANLEY GIBSON.
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ARTICLE H-ExrcvfryE.

sscIlos I. The Executive department. shah
consist Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary q State, Treasurer Of State, Auditor
of State, and AttOney.General, who shall be
chosen BY the elections e the State at the same
time and place Of voting as for the members Of
the General Assembly 90
50. The term OF Ofice Of the Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, Treasures, Auditor, Secretary
Of State, and Attorney Genera, shah commence
on the first day Of January next amer their cleo
ton, add Shan continue for tSO years and until
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in our paper to-day will be found biographical
sketches Of late celebrities That of Gen. Have
lock will be read with as mourniul interest in
America as in England IL is said 10 have been
the Queens determination to raise Gen. Havelock
to the peersge; and on hearing of his death, she
resolved to take his family under her special pro
lection. Parliament will make the Havelock pen
sion Of fl0o0 Unbeatable by the eldest son, and
the Court Journal says that apartments In Have
lock Court Palace will be granted Lsdy lavelock
and her daughters, together with the pension OF
$500 q year. The brief and glorious career OF
Gen. IIavelock reminds us In some respects Of our
own Taylor. Both had passed threescore befor.
they achieved worldwide reputation; both were
plain, unassuming men, guided by stern principle
Of duty; and both, having encountered ten thou
sand perils in battle without scar or scratch,
sunk suddenly beneath the visitation of disease
Sad to his country the death of such mar a.
IIaveiock; bnt to himself, how glorious, and how
sweet, to repose that laureiled but weary brow
upon its fua pillow, conscious that its mission on
earth had been nobly and successfully performed
and that, through the gate of immortality 1t should
march to brighton reward than any to which tri
nmphal arch and city's spplaudiDg multituies
ever invited earthly warrior.
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Portsmouth A fafrs-The ColOra do
The Ocean H0use

Upon a recent visit TO Portsmouth, we were
pleased to hear the very emphatic terms of appro-
val bestowed upon the machinery of the new L. s.
steam frigate Colorado, which has recently been
put in commission. The Colorado is u magnificent
vessel, and her machinery, made at Mr.. Anderson's
establishment in our city, is said to move like
clock work.
We learn that there are about 1,50O men
now employed at the Portsmouth Navy Yard
The sloop Marion, Capt. Brent, has her crew on
board and Is about to proceed to the coast of Afi
ca. Lieut.. kiDnaird, the enterprisDg frst Lieute-
nant of the Dale, who recently brought home a
SLAYER from the coast has been detained to appear
as witnoss in the U. S. Circuit Court.
The Ocean House, of Por tsmouth, for the pre-
sent under the care of Capt. SamI Watts, admins
traitor of his brother, the former proprietor-is
one Of the best hotels in the United States Large
spacious, airy; the bedrooms models of comfort
and cleanliness; the tables unsurpassed in variety
and kind Of Injuries the officials attentive and
polite. To persons visiting the seaboard, i'll quest
Of sea luxuries, We can heartily commend the
Ocean House. There are various classes of oys
tiers, az Of men-an upper ten, and multitudinous
subordinate grades. The Upper Ten of Oysterdom
patronise the Ocean House; but, unlike other arts
tecrats, are quite accessible TO everybody, ana
make q most agreeable impression.
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fHLHoRAPaIC NEWS.
REPORTED ToR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
STILL LATER FROM KANSAS.
rr.r RECENT rt rfyrIONs IN THE TERRITORY

ST. LOUIS Jan. ga gentleman who LETT Lea
xenwnrtI nm the 10th inst. arrived here this eve
ming. lie came In company with bearer OF as
patches from Mr. Calhoun to members OF tne
Cabinet at W ashlngton The tenor Of the dispaten-
es as derived from the messenger, Is that Mr. Ca'
houn rejected the returns OF the recent eIecu"n'
beeause thew were sent to Governor Denver In
stead of himself and therefore that they were HE
gal under the,Lecompion Constitution. This gives
the Democrats the State Offices, and also one ma
icrity In both Houses OF the Legislative Counciis'
Mr.. stoyer, Democratic member of the Legisla
ture, was shot in the stage near Lawrence, and so
badly wounded that he will probably die.
1The agents of the Associated Press wish puoIish-
ers and readers to distinctly. understand that they
only the mediums for transmitting the eaFtnse
i,,teHlg,nce from Kansas as received mt st. Louis
aud published by the journals of that city Having
at present. no authorized agent in Kansas, they
are unwilling to assume the responsibility OF the
correctness Of such intelligence.-REP.l
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ppoCEEnINGs nF CONGREss.

from the Committee on Territories, introduced
bill for the admission of Minnesota into the Union
as State.
The bill for presenting medal TO commodore
Paulding was postponed until tomorrow.
The hill to increase the army by the addition OF
about 900 men, was discussed until the time OF
adjournment. ...s ~.
HousE-The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Kansas question, end speeches were
made on the subject.
The bill granting Invalid and other pensions,
was considered and passed.
Mr. CIingman asked but did not Obtain, leave 70
offer Joint resolution declaring that the Clayton
Bulwer treaty ought TO be abrogated, and that
Central America, standing towards us as Louisiana
did when a territory, should permit no foreign IN
reference The resolution further declares that
Congress condemn the COolie system OF servItude.
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LATER ADYICEs FROM MEXICO
nIsrR ACTED CONDITION on TILE COUNTRY.

DISTRACTED CUNUIIiUNoF lAE SoCNihA'
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 25.--The steamer Tennessee
has arrived from Vera Cruz. The whole of Next
co is reported in condition of anarchy nearly
every State and town having pronounced against
Comonfort The President, with two thousand
troops of artillery, holds the citadel barracks.
General Yerleaga las been taken prisoner ana
released on parole.
santa Anna is favored by various parties for the
Presidency.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 26-A rumor, believed to be I'M
founded is ia circulation here that the Spanish
feet has bombarded Vera Cruz, and a dispatch mas
been sent to New Orleans for information.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New YORK, Jan. 26-Tbe reported bombardment
of Vera Cruz is untrue.
Nearly all the mail stages between Vera Cruz
and the Capital had been robbed.
On the fifth, Gen. Seuloagan's brigade, which
was the first to declare in favor Of the Dictatorship
pronounced against Comonfort. This brigade hoios
the citadel and barracks at San Augustine and
San Dowings. Comonfort had attacked the latter,
but was repulsed.
All the foreign residents had hoisted the flags
of their respective nations and taken protection
under them. The whole city was in great confu-
siOu.
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A child of Mr.. Benjamin Howard, died in Balti.
more on Sunday from the effects of improper med.
icine.
1.-THE Avalanche" is the singular cognomen of n
large aud handsome daily newspaper just started
in Memphis, Tenn.
On Thursday night the tobacco factory of Kirk
ham Brother, at st. Louis, was destroyed bv fire.
Loss $l2, O00 insurance $4,000.
John W. Tyzack, a brass founder at st. Louis,
| was shot dead few days ago, during fracas with
a constable named Meek.
On Thursday night, fremen's riot occurred at
Louisville, during which man named House was
| shot and MORALLY wounded.
The value OF buildings constructed in Chicago
during the past year is $4,000,0o0 which is trif.
ling increase over the previous year.
Rev. David Finlay, of Georgia, died last week.
He was formerly pastor Of the Presbyterian church
in Montgomery, Ala,
Thomas Kinnicutt, Judge of Probate In Worces-
ter CO., Mass, and president Of the Central Bank
died ofapopleyy on Friday.
1t said that private enterprise is on foot for
introducing camels into Texas, Arizona and New
Mexico.
bakery, which is going Immediately into opera.
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On the 2lst inst, the Sc. Clond Hotel, nj d.,
buque, Iowa, was destroyed by fire. Loss slO0OOo:
insurance $4,000.
In 1851 the taxable property in Iowa was valued
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The State of New Jersey has seven ports of entry
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Mexico is reported to have made oyertgres tn.
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United States.
A man named John w. Thackery, carpenter.
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IN Saturday.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsH1NGroy Jan. 26.-From official reports lt ap-
pears that the expenses of the Indian war IN WASH
six millions of dolars-four and hals of which is
vet unpaid The maintenance of the volunteer
force in Oregon, not including pay, is about nine
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, and for wash
ipgton Territory over three millions.
MIR, Douglas bill, admitting Minnesota, de-
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to slavery. and provides that she shall be repre-
sented in Congress with but one delegate until af
ter the census of her population is taken.
Brig Perry. now fitting ont at the Gosport Navy
Yard, Ia destined for the coast of Brazil.
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The FRENCH EXPEDITION AGAINST CHISA.-The
Paris correspondent Of the New York CONNER cial
says that the French will not act in concert with
the English In the attack on Canton. The French
ministerial organ confirms this by stating that the
French Ambassadors orders are simply to demand
reparation for the massacre Of Catholic missiona-
ries, and II this srefused direct his armed forces
upon Cochin China, where the assassinations com.
lpenced
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k0y THE LADIES, who conducted the

Fair for the benefit of the Orphans of st. Joserhs
As slum return their thanks the liberal patrons
of the Fair, and have the pleasure to inform them
that their combined efforts yield for the object
contemplated a return, clear of expenses, of about
twenty two hundred dollars. ia N-lt*
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RECEPTION OF WALKER AT MoBuE.--Generai Wal
ker arrived At Mobile on the l4th, was received
with national salute and the Inequalities of the
city were rendered TO him. He was arrested the
next day on order from New Orleans, but was re-
leased Gu writ Of hdbea' corpus, when Judge Gale
quashed the proceedings.
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DIED,

At his residence. on Union Hill Tuesday morning.
tion. WILLIAM N. ADAMS, in the 33d year Of hi.
age leaving an affectionate wife, two children ana
many friends 10 mourn his loss. .
The friends and acquanfaDces Of his family are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral this eve
ming, at 3o'clock, from LIST Presbyterian church,
REV DIR Moores,1 without farther notice.