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melody ofangels, and at last he lifted his
head and said, "Nelie, dearest. as yoti
would have borne my name upon Gartlk,
will you not bear it with you to that bright
or world to which our Father il calling you?p
They were married, reader. Two DAYS
later, a fair sunset looked in with all its holy
smile upon that solemn bridal Nellies
brown hair flowed away from her white
brow, which the blue veins lcgibly crossed.
How beautiful she looked in her white
dress, and the halfsmile straying over her
lips, which the lcart sometimes passes to
the face when the pulses are growing very
low.
Two days later, the fair May sunset look
cd into that bedroom and witnessed anoth-
er bridal. Alas, alas there were no kiss
cs, no smiles, only tears, for Nellie was
welded unto death
Seven years have gone down to their
graves. sit here in mammals bedroom,
and the May sunset looks in at the window,
and its long golden fingers wrap themselves
round the hand which travels across my pa
per Far off, a white monument CLEANS
cold and ghastly through the willow that
droops by its side "Ellen, wife of Edward
Preston, aged twenty" is cngravcn on it.
Sister, sweet sister seven times has the
winter hung her white bridal sheets over
thy grave, and the spring woven her green
vestmcnts around it; seven long years have
the strains from the spirit harp flowed over
the white fields whore the burial mounds
are never heapcd, and the wall of the au-
tuun nevcr moaned through the breeze.
Squire Preston and his wifi sloep there,
too, only iit;le way FROM Nellie a year
ago. when the proud lady lay on her dcath
bed, she sent for me That fearful revela-
tion {! But | promised to. forgive it, and
may God help me to forget
Last month, reader when the stars look
ed like the meek, praycrful eyes of the SER
aphs, out of the pale blue sky, Edward
Preston and I went to Nellics grave, and
as we stood there in the night silence, he
drew his arms around my waist, and spallc
to me: "Annie, sweet sister of my Nellie,
here, beside the grave where | laid her,
seven long years ago, do j now ask you to
take the place in my heart which was once
hers. Annie, dearest, will you look up
with those brown eyes so like her own, and
say whether you can be comforter to mc?"
Nn" 'icic, III Soiculh starllSnt, Dy Mel
lies grave, did look up, and my eyes
made answer to Edward Preston.
Before May takes the crown of roses from
her forehead, or the jubilee of her heart
rises into the deep chant of the summer,
shall be resident in his cottage, and no
voice will be lifted in scorn or disapproval
that Edward Preston has chosen the cot
tage girl to solace his domestic hearth.
Look down from thy home in the heav-
ems, and bless the devotion of thy beloved,
O \ ellie, my sister
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 10. lS58.-The Senate,
to-day, discussed the Deficiency bill
In the House, the Washington Police bill
was debated, but no action was taken on it
in either branch.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs will
make a report tnvoring the abrOgation of the
Clayton Bulwer Treaty.
The Kansas Conference Committee had a
meeting this morning, but failed to agree
AT their next meeting will be presented as a
substitute for the Lccompton Ordinance, a
proposition that the amended ordinance be
referred to a vote Of the people, and if it he
accepted, to admit Kansas to the Union by
proclamation but if it be rejected. that new
Constitution be framed, and Kansas. when
qualified by census and representation, be
| admitted.
WAsHINGroN, April lot is understood
that the original policy of the Administration
as to Ctah affairs has undergone no change.
Ex-Governor Powell and Major Ben McCul-
loch were sent out not as pencc-comInission-
crs, but as agents for counsel and adv ce dr. =
ing the progress Of the army. Col. Joanston
has not been ordered to await their arrival
before proceeding toward Salt Lake City,
Gen. Harvey has received his final instruc-
tons, and will leave tomorrow for Utah.
WAsHINGToN, April 20.--In the Senate TO-
day, the Hon. Sam. Houston of Texas. intro
duced his resolution in relation to assuming
II prOtectorate over Mexico bv tho United
States lie made long speech on the poll
cy and meco 'sity of the measure he proposed
and his resolution was referred to select
committee of seven. The deficiency bin was
again discussed. and the Senate agreed to re-
| consider the Pacific Railway bill which was,
on the 18th instant, postponed until next De-
cemher
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BY ROB'T. A. THOMPSON.
SGlE0 1rED POE TRY.
Indian Names.

Ee say-thcy all have passed away,
That noble race and brave;
That their light canoes have vanished
From of the crested wave;
That mid the forest whore they roamed,
There rings no hunters shout;
But their name is OH your waters,
Tc may not wash it out.
'Tis whore Ontario's billow,
Like oceans surge is cmed;
Where strong Niagnras thundcrs wake
The echo of the world;
Where red Missouri bringcth
Rich tribute from the West:
And Rappahannock swcctly sleeps
On green Virginia's breast.
Ye sny-thcir conc-like cabins,
That clustered o'er the vale,
Have disappeared as withcred leaves
Before the autumn's gale;
But their memory liveth on your hills,
Their baptism OH your shore;
Your everlasting rivers speak
Their dialect of yorc.
Old Massachusetts, wears it
Within her lordly crown,
And broad Ohio bears it
Amid his young renown;
Connecticut hath wreathed it,
Where her quiet foliage waves,
And bold Kentucky breathcs it hoarsc
Through all her ancient caves.
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", UnOuRn, tnat Nclilc OTanam--Jnore
no denying it. I've seen her at church
sometimes, and wondered at Natures ma
king such n mistake us to lavish that world
of loyclincss where it would remain hidden
under a cottage"
We must get him out of her way with
out letting him know our object in doing
so. That'll be the first stroke towards ao-
complishing our end" interrupted the
squire, whose gouty extremity was perpe-
trating astonishing pedestrian feats that
morning. "And," here the squire's tone
sank significantly, "didnt you, wife, imi-
tate handwriting remarkably well when
first know you?'
Yes" said the lady, as dim pcrcep-
ton of her husbands meaning broke into
her mind, al was always peculiarly dcx-
ferrous at executing fac sin,ilcs Besides
that, [ would do anything to save my fami-
ly from the disgrace of such mcsaiiiunce.
Then? | have it," said the squire,
with an cXultant chucklc, as he brought
down his hand on the rosewood table
ooh, now do speak moro checry fare
well than that, my Nellie, or those brown
tear filled eyes will haunt me all the time 1
am gone. You know, darling, L would not
leave you, but the call is really an impcra-
tive one stood out against it as long as
! could; but my fathers rascally agent has
involved the whole business in so many
perplcXing contingencies that nothing but
personal supervision will discntanglc it.
My fathers health will not admit of his
going, and had not the heart to refuse his
solicitations, when joined with my mothers,
though they were complied with at great
cost to myself"
And you have done just what my own
heart approves, Edward" said my sister, as
she crushed down the sob which was rising
to her throat. (" am heartily ashamed of
myself for bctraying this weakness, but,
somehow, foolish, undefnablc fear has
been haunting my spirit for the last week
and | have looked forward to this parting
with strange dread"
" And it has written itself so legibly on
your sweet face, my beloved, taking away
all the brightness of your old time smile.
Do let me see it once before [ 60. Can il
be possible the clock is striking eight =
Where has the last hour gomez | have to
say good bye to my father and mother; and
the stage leaves in twenty minutes. Nellie,
for my sake, take good care of yourself =
When the springtimc clothes with her
green the trees that arc now browning in
the autumn breath, / will return to you
and then oh, that blissful and then for
we shall never part no more. Good bye
for little time, my NellicI"
Good I've, Edward; and NAV God
whose blue sky will still be above us, keep
you from all evil ~
Edward Preston drew the fair, uplifted
brow, very tcndcrly to his lips, and the next
moment he was gone.
Ay, Nellie Graham, we'll may you stand
under that old vine girdlcd portico, with
the tears dripping hotly through your small
fingers, and the shadow that has been track
ing you for this many day, lying down to
sleep heavily on your heart, for the dark
ness will soon be closing around you, and
the waters going over your head.