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pr uo.cuz,sxgR-Tbis gentleman does not

DR.. MosCHzIsXER.-Thi gentleman docs not
expect TO receive new patients after eo-mor-
row. We hope within this time he may
receive enough to keep him busy here month
longer. Many who desire to try him are,
we know. waiting to see the result in other
cases. They should delay no longer ou'
eaplov him at once.
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Coal Oil! Coal Oil!

USr received bbs. supciin lubrcating Coal Oil,
- suitable for machinery, which will warrant "a
do well. As II Is g. the interest of parties wishing
uII for machinery IA large quantities, 10 get good
article and At lower prices than they get the Animal
OlHt, vii be pleased to have ALL Who wish, To tostt
ALSO,
10 bhls. best burning Coal OIL, warranted % be of
best quality, and nearly free from Odor.
ALSO,
A large supply Coal OIL Lamps. Of every descrip-
ton aud price. J. W. WILSON.
IcblT II College ST.
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MEMPHIS Feb. 2l.-The steamboat Comet,
for the ST. Francis river, sunk last Saturday
evening Is miles below here during the tor
nado and eight or ten lives were lost. John
Pope, first clerk; Job Hill, passenger, John
Clark, cook; Joseph Howard, Samuel Harst
man; also, the third cook, were lost. Sever
al others are supposed to be lost. The boat
was two years old and has but a small Insur-
ancp
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ny- There was good audience at the va
reties last night to greet again the Cooper
Opera Troupe. Since their engagement
closed. they have been playing at Clarks'li'e'
The Chronicle Of that city goes into eXtacieS
over their performances The entertainment
this evening will commence with the comedy
of WHO Speaks First?" after which the opel a
of Lucia di Lammormoor' will be per
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Kentucky.

SUGAR-Al interested in the sugar ques'
ton would do well to attend Mcssrs. HAERls
GoRpoN & Co.'s sale this morning-FNE Hun
BRED HOGsmEADs to be put under the ham
mcr. Also, lot Of Imported Brandies. See
advertisement.
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GEO. h. BROWN. A. J. HOOPER. GEo MIZFII.
late n Iaui,r # o.
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whOlsrickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 81 sol

$50 Prizes amounting to-. ........s $500. 900
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TO THE PUBLIC.
/" Pixies Gold Peak In Views

II % my unmerous sfients ant ktnd p.srcns 20
II tgrn my slncefe tb11ks, aud Suuid nlferm them
shsa have eesnriesed the repairs 10 enizrgias ny
piace q busless, my Old stsn Oh oedar street,
\ 80 szs g. drsf eaor iroa The Ssuare, al An bet
tfT prenafed tban 4 waH ui.On my Irienos and
abe pSbAe ssElErtuz thai, herctafore, err
ne chairest and parest isquers be f0und IN tie
.asit 49, tr,,oal rFu.ls 81 all kilfs ems slne1.
srl.ts preserved fn Is - stefs, ssrdines, impsrt
e cisars kc- n ; ~ord, shall ever rrsle myself
Il ealeflnz q ~ nauserous psuols "a Al ertA -
1aFth II ahelr si.t.rus ~ Ane sf'rrt oatien-
In sfsrs sapers artcls ef lriEh aad scotch wis
~ 11a ss4rk ins Etineargh Aie. q al-eci imPeris-
- Iufl< JufI NSrlN.
Ns-s AID csd.r street. NaslFille. Team
fsbf9-dln Gas
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Augusta Market.
Charleston nrarket.

AUGUSTA, Feb Is, q Z. M.-C0TTON-TIolders ar,
asking q cent advance ON the finer grades, but buy
ers refuse Ia accede To their demands Transaction
are consequently restricted, and quotations nominal
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 2l.-President Fowlkes
left for Marshall Saturday to be present at
the sale of the road on the 1st of March.
He published Il statement showing deficit Of
100000. He says he shall buy the road for
the stockholders of the old company under a
Judgment of the Court
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Trunks, vaIists and Carpet Bags.

ID kc1tkD to-day saPpiy At TRUNKS Valises aaa
h al pet HAss, loE sails los. fog ash ~
gebla T. H. McGilI-
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S pecial N tice
To all whom it may concern.


Having, since ms arrival. here, sufficiently proved
that the testimonials aud references with which hrst
introduced myself. we're deservedly Of such charac
ter as to enable me to gain similar ones from mo
respectable citizens here who have placed them
selves under my treatment, either for DEAFNESS or
for diseases of the Eye. beg 10 give notice to
all those who need my PROFESSIONAL services that
they VIII benefit themselves aud do justice to Inc, Il
they will apply at once, some cases may require
my special attention for some time, particularly tina
Of the EYE would further state that after the 23rd
inst my stay will be limited that VIII not under
which will either require such surgical op
crltiuns that viii need my attention after their per
tormance or case that may require lengthy treat
nent from my hands, therefore it will be to the
Advantage OF patients, who intend TO be treated by
me, TO apply at before that date.
+. A. Won MOSCIIZISKER,
Oculist aud Aurist.
ST CLoUD HOTEL Feb. 0, IS 9-d&wtf UESG
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BALTIMORE, Feb, II. p. M.-COFFEE-we have
nothing Ia report IN Coffee to-day The rates are un
changed. We quote Rio II cts for prime ii q for
good, IL = 9il12 for fair. Laguayra at ~ and
Java at Il 5a9I5c 2 lb.
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cotkzrTsss osE1sE, cuf Han.
Nashville. taA. lsth, ISIS
fFsAxRAYERS uha ssh ~ aE4a ti-snsselEes - ne
il er1slleEes ~ tie Lao aitosiAE pc f4ynleat -
C1lsifiORAI1U< TaxfS far tke ys4r is5e 4rs hereby
sea aed tlat thsy - - - e-tliz AZ tle Gel
lsctaTss ees. ioarFest a te rsss - cas- Fn4 czxf
..er n.auth al "a as.ed lreua ~ dste a ezrs11
c.1as IA la Jaly. NNnerx - Akahse RzQlesN d
rs els ga ans 4 - tbsir AssFess % es1
~ A. Nk1suN,
hzss-in ouz->@<.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE President sent
both Houses a message asking Congress to
empower him To use the army and navy to
protect the transit route and the lives and
property of American citizens.
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 2I.-COtton, sales to-
day 5000 bales, market unchanged. Molasses
33c. Oats soc. Shoulders 64c. Gunnies
light at &c.
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of the Liver and Stona-

Should at once be attended to-
HooFIASD's GERMAN BTrrERs, prepared by DR.. C u.
Jackson Philadelphia, Pa and sold by Druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhere will all diseas
es arising from disordered Liver Stomach.
febl-lm
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baltimore Market.

SAVANNAH, Feb. 1S-Sales OF cotton to-day l5O
bales The market was firm, with advance of an
- 10 = cent on all qualities, but mostly Fair and
Middlug grades
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seminoIes for the Indian territory.

New ORLEANS, Feb, 21.-The steamship
Magnolia yesterday brought Major Rector,
with the balance of 20 Seminole Indians from
Florida, bound for the Indian Territory and
west Arkansas. They are quartered below the
city in good health and spirits.
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cumberland University--Law Depart
Inenl.
LEBANON, Tenn. Feb. 10, 1855

LEBANON, Team, Feb. 10, 1889
At meeting Of the law Students OF Cumberland
University, take into consideration the death Mr.
SAS'LC LOVE-, Mr.. A. HAEvEY called 10 the Chair,
and Mr.. T. b. THOMSON appointed Secretary.
The Committee appointed for that purP Sc, offered
the following preamble and resolutions which were
unanimously adopted
wHEEEAs, II has pleased the Almighty God IN his
divine wisdom, Ia take from ntist esteemed
and much believe friend mud fellow -sIadent, SAAJEL
4. LOVE, of Paris, Trau., Therefore,
Resolcsi That In the death oi Mr. LOVE- feel that
We have lost member whose daily walk and con
virtaous atlainfneRts That the profession which be
the community TO which he belonged useful and
Ornamental citizrn.
Re olred, That do fully appreciate and shall ever
strive emulate his true moral and mental worth,
and that his spotess character shah be a beacon
light % guide Us 10 future greatness.
Hissaircd, That do most sincerely symTathze
with the bcreavcd and hear tstrcken relatives aud
friends Il The deceased.
Resolved, That In token ofour sympathy and regard
the usual badge Of mourning for Unity
days.
Rssoluod, That these resolutions be recorded the
81 the Moot Court 81 the sehi0F Class copy
the reiatiyes Of the deceased aud that eofes
be FIR publication the Cumberland UniyeFsty
Aa1arfne the Lebanon Herald, the Nashville Patrtet
the Memphis ApaiaacAs, and the Paris SealiaeI.
oox,ffrrsE
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Now Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. l4-P MOTION - Later
European advces are over due but still there has
been fair demand to-day and the sales have amount
eli To 900 bales, prices being generally within
the range OF our last quotations
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Far Rent.

a sF1xSnfD c1USTKY RfslnFScF, stsh Fee4
~ tnprossnlests AeIi ~atrrVd, ccHt4isilg aho1t
zo0 sares of ne lsrA, - - ecfes ~ enirirat
tie h.sanes Il ,ossls al tastarcs Tesas ErTF III
ersi = s HANkiNs, AEr1t,
tsas-tr Se. - Gear sEreri-
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ST. C1orD HorEr, Feb. Q, IS 9-dswtr unsa
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Approximations To the 800 900, Of 5000 each 4
0f4a 10 $4,000 of 100 TO 80 900 of 400 10 Is 900
Of 500 o. $40. 900.
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Arrival OF the steamer Cahavvba.


New ORLEANS. Feb. Il. The Cahawba has
arrived with Havana dates of the 18th.
News unimpOrtant. Exchange declining.
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Prheis-l Il Sslsi.s1 iasl.s-.


CtEyfAAI x.ae.sae nalleins tets. "a EsHgs an1
- Hardns : A4da,sos A'se.tse ssa leaffes~d "a
- fzrsns sis aFek ChaFcA fke Also, feaf ecfes
"a Ia fTznkita Tur4paks cas- fniie iFc1a lie cay.
81 Il HAWKINS. Assnt.
se.-s -. ~ ozlzE s-fe1t,
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Capital Prize $4,000.
Tickets Only Ten Dollars y.
Notice to the PusHe.
WOOD, EDDY 4 co., Managers.
Successors 70 s. Swan Co.

INIE following Scheme will be drawn by Wood Eddy
i = Co, Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery IL
each OF their Single Nuni5er Lotteries for MAkcu
1859, at AUGUSTA, Georges in public, under ths 81
perintendence Of Commissioners.
Class 6 draws Saturday, March 5, 1885,
Class draws Saturday. March 70. 1855
Class draws Saturday, March I9, 1853.
Glass draws Saturday, March 2e, 1859
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E- We are authorized 10 announce GEN. las.
VI. Quaries, Of Montgomery county, candidate
for the nomination Of the Amerisa n Party for Con
grcss, in this Congressional District.
aceln-ld
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savannah Market.

CHARLESTON, Feb. is, p. NJ -COIT0N-There is an
exciting demand today with a cent advance in prices.
Sales this morning 900 bales. Highest point IL &c
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low 10 do Good and gtt i" Paid for H.

fItAkE zn Agelcy for oar Publications no ts,ms
Il are such ths.Fe cAa be IeSssssizs y Iss- EV-
cry PANTY ~itl be glad ebtsin soass 81 t~ul For
particulars a iaress fuAi-Efs 8 WILLS,
Isbz-stm No SOS bread 4ay N.s Avfk 3
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IN ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES


Enclose the money To address FOR the Tickets
dered, on receipt If which they wisbe forwarded by
first mal. Purchasers have tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sen
TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Hs- Purchasers viii please write their signatur
plain, and give their Post Office. county and State
Rs- Remember that every Prize IL drawn and paya
bic IN fun without deduction.
Es- All prizes OF 81 900 and under paid immediat
~ after the drawng-Other prizes at the usual time
thirty days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mall can
The Adams Express Company,
whereby money for Tickets, IN sums OF Ten Dollars,
and upwards. can be sent
AT OUR RISK IND EIPENSR
from any city town where they have an Office.
The money and order nut be enclosed an "A 'SOv-
EMINENT POST OFFICE STAINED ENVELOPE or
the express cannot receive them.
Al! communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders Tor Tickets or Certificates TO
NOOn, EDDY CO., Augusta, Georgia.
or, NOeF, Eddy A co, Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY c CO, Wilmington, delaware
ns- list of the numbers that are drawn from
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one In
entitled to, VIII he published after every draw ing in
the following papers augusta (Gd. } ConSiftotaI-
ia, Neio Orleans Delta, hIfis Register Charleson
Standard, Nashville Gdseie i0Htd IriclIigeroer Ac,s
York Weekly Day Boak SandnHGh Daily Nelus RsoA-
Bl0nd Dispatch, Ner York Dispdtch. and Pudding
Nus. Clarion and Lis Rock ARK True Democrat
feb2l-td
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Travelling ShayIS,
naeons Nacen.

A FE.w sla.lz DC h.A1 wsscA - lisse ssla ohsap
"a By J. H. 4oStLl--f
fsbs-r
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WE have = uaast exneilcnt nad I'm siie Gar
w sale, both itlls adsasfeea m age ne NO
unsn = god eook. washer AID rcnsrs ne man =
,nn-t eneellsni gardener lnd reliable nrgreA
nslr-a u. u. uAlNES %
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ON THE PLAN OF sINGLENUMBERs.
$4,000 Tickets!
Magnificent scheme

$40 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets
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n o Il / { T.
n retiring from the nTm Of WELLS, HOOPER Il
/ Co. feel Il my duty 10 return to the patrons of
the hoHs my sincere thanks for tncir liberal patron
age To the house while was there aud would recon-
ucud my Successors 20 tue public young gIutle-
men well worthy ct liberal patronage
II J. WELLS.
p. 81 expect soon 10 go into the Wholesale Gro
Gerry business. II. j. W.
lcblI-tT
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aaktr Flannel, lambs Wool and Cashmere
IndsrveaY.

TuSf ta had an inselos 81 sa4ssaahls Underwear
u Which selliag Al FAR friees.
J. n. McSflL,
Ladies aud C;eGtietaSn : tuFnishing Ftose,
coFasr ef -eiisge stEeel aAd Ihe "a sAEe.
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GA II

G. A Su.
lfE wili pay The highest cash price for Ice Essaa
~ young Segfo keu @nd Ausaen, AZ No. - Cedar
rect IL "a. HAYNES a 40.
anll-a
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THK Two THIRDs RuLK.-In IS44 Mr.. Van
Buren, Vas the choice Of nine tenths Of the
Northern Democracy Tor the Presidency lie
wrote a letter taking strong ground against
the annexation Of Texas. winch offended the
Southern Democracy Their National Con
ventian me- at Baltimore To make nomina
ton For the purpose Of defeating Mr. Van
Buren, a resoluti q was adopted requiring
two-thirds u the votes given necessary u
make nomination. This gave the the control
to the South, which was the object Of the reso
luton. Mr.. Polk was nominated. a gentleman
10 every respect far inferior 10 Mr.. Van Bure,
but. a sabservient tool in The hands If Gal
houn--snd that was sufficient
That tvo thirds rule has ever since been
observed. aud viii be at Charleston Le- u.
ssk the enthusiastic Douglas men OF this State
what chance there will be At Charleston ans Fl
this rule 7 Suppose you have the power y
repudiats the rule aud TO declare that mao
rity shall nominate--the moment you do 30
these Southern gentlemen will pick up theii
hats, and leave the Convention There - us
AVIATION for you--and YOU might io>t a. sci
determine to give II up hrss - last '-fndlans
poi,s Adss.
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The olney. Oils correspondent q the Vim
cennes Saa. writing from that place on the
29th August. gives the following interesting
incidents which occurred there. and IN which
parties from this State were Immediately con
cerned
AM Rodgers. Of Ripley county. Indiana.
With his daughter Elizabeth. of about seven
teen years, and her ifegitimate child % three
or four months. appeared in Olney last ~eek
and applied to Hayward a Kitchell. attoraey-.
70 procure the arrest OF yoHng Mr.. Lane. the
ascending father ef the child. who was said
10 be IN the county. The ~rit made out
and handed W Deputy Sheriff Johns, who
turned u her aud said: " How does he lookf''
She turned her faee-s tear fell on the hoor-
like this---this babe--a dimple on his chm,
aid she a. she pulled IT. little white bonnet
back. then. with her face still averted drew
from her bosom q dsguerreetype. you will
know him by that" She dressed lady
like, wits sweet, sorrowful. half-matronly
look, with eye brows darker than her hair. aud
a pretty foot that set off the kid.
Her father. severe-lookiag old man. said
TO the attorneys "This shall not be settled
short Of two thousand dollars" She Turned
her eyes upon him with look IT horror -
Not money" she cried. a. she drew her babe
close her.
The next day Lane was brought in. Ii seems
that the parents of both were farmers livlng
mel ghbors-the children grow ing up and being
school mated together--that young Lanes IA
ther bad given him al 600 not TO marry her
lie j. a tne looking young man OF about "a
wears He went round 10 ind sn attorney. hut
all being out OF town exeept Hayward and
kitchell he concluded TO 60 TO the Hotel aud
see Miss Rodgers
| The door was open She sat at the back
part Of the room--at the sight OF him she came
| To her feet with her child in her srms--be fall
lter.d-shr stood still pale as THIS paper---he
blu adered into a chair. and she uucon-ciousiy
res umed her seat--nsither speaking. People
| left the room In few moments he appear
ed and inquired OF the officer where TO get a
marriage license The officer. whose very soul
was glad TO hear such q hint. went with him.
They were married-and with the blessing OF
| a large crowd, left the train bound East.
They We're handsome PAIR she with that
delicate tinted skin. and coufid'ng. lovely
blu, eye that can look love. but never hate.
de Gith resolute. manly look--that would
he iuviuciole On the riof--but. like all true
hearts. would staggsr m the wrong. They all
| sd What the attorneys most admired-plenty
| fmoney--and spent II with lavish haod-
| | noticed the devil In the old man > eye A
ear CT two ago. he bad sold has farm TO Lane :
fsth-r--moved Ia Iowa. and lost several thou
sand dollars---returned aud bought back his
farm at an advsnce--and was not content To
be utterly ruined, affections and all. thong b
"woaey' would have sooner settled It with
Aia than with her
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u A case VI the most shocking cruelty has
recently occupied the attention of the court AT
Singapore. A Chinaman. being indebted TO
one Goah Jee, his servant, for wages, and the
latter becoming importunate. he determined
TO relieve himself Of bis presence, in the follow.
ing manner: Having secured the services Of
four OF his countrymen. they seized the anfor
tunate Goah Jee. and having suspended him
by his tail from tree-his feet not touching
the ground-they beat him severely with poles
and then proceeded to gogue out his eyes with
piece oil bamboo. Having accomplished
which were hanging suspended down his
cheeks After this. he become senseiess, and
having bound him with ropes, they hnaiiy
threw him into the neighboring swamp, TO.
Pug he would there perish. But IL was no,
so. for, returning to con sc iousness, he IN
ged 10 gropeh his way 10 friends house close
by. aud gave information TO the police OF the
whole affair. They were all seized aud brought
10 trial. The ring leader sentenced to i,e execu.
ted aud the others transported.
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A Washington correspondent Of The New
York Hsraid learns that Houston movement
i beginn,bg 10 excite alarm among the sspi-
rans- iog the Presidency Hesays.
/ ander~tasd movement u already on foot
in Texas aud other Soo,h western State. among
the n. party men and independent men Of al
parties. who are disgasted with packed COO
ssnt.ons aud ~ire pulling politicians. 10 cal
he people together N town sod country mass
nneei rnT~. and nominate Gea. hoaston a. a.
indspsndsnt Jseksoniaa candidate for The
Presidency Advlees state that. from The man
uer 10 which he proposition IL received. shet'
- little doubt that ths people en- masse In es
ery county "a he Soath west wdl prsnoane'
al hss favor. The oess causes great trePids
llsn "a ne Doagis- camp here They fear n
one - mach a old san Jsciato.
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WAY mourn se. Mother, DER your lovea one now
Your tears must Gov IN vain
Taey cannot give that marble bro~
The dush Of life Again,
Tho hfe lhai Ia the laughing eye,
There "a lsnger burns
II loins lhs spirit fame on high,
While dust 20 dOss returns.
Her nams. you breathe /, fondis still
How ,Anls need say
The echo lensthening on the hills,
unans weE'd dies away
The silence on hss sleeping
Your foioe can never breaki
There is bat cas- thai she hear,
'.But sas thAt can awake -
The sports Of love and life IN sain
You fondly ~iIl renew.
she-Ii nangfe with you again,
She'll smile no more on you
Now doaden'd from one fatal blow
Yoar love. year lie, your all
She IN no follow when yea 20.
Nor hasten when you cali.
Mother. Why mourn ye aowi When life wss warm,
Your prayer. ami hopes ard bliss,
Were conferred IN thar bssHtseas fer-
Has fate not len yoa thisf
Where nowi= thy Attle
That one which seemed SO far
True. her form bat Of Earth.
Her spirit bat Of air
Free Gov your tears free be the scope
To phrenzy aud TO grieG
Despair MAST weaken, ere the hope
Can brighten la relief.
Soon, ali, soon. yoa'li meet again.
That enc, yealo 80 dsar,
And then thy heart will cease 10 mourn
And shed a joyful tear n.
SEPTrxBER 7fH
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Eptroe % ExPKKss Alloa me. through
your paper. tn speak II the pr"nptne-s Of the
Or Fire insnrsnc, 90 II Hartford. Conn
in sdjesting and paying Their losses. va
insured N .aid Company 90 my dwelling
house. on cherry -ire~t. thai wA- totally de
-iro, "a y, FIRE 90 the night II the 18th 81 A
gu-t. and TAKE thi- Delhod II informing the
public that 90 the 9Th ias,..--obly finelse daB'
after fhs are-sns elAias "a satisfactorily ad
jus,ed a.d fully ps'd in cash. by he~srs. Nc
Lean A Crane. ther agents N this city Prom
theis hoaossble and prompt settlement of ml
los. would ehesrfnlly recommend said Com
psns % Al sant'ng iu.arssre
IoHS BtRro~
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

II The Hon B. +. Butler. Who desiderstes
a whipping. as the Gubernstoril candidate of
the Democracy Of Massachusetts, has written
less Of any one of the three Cass letters. he
expresses his opinion that between citizens
the Constitution and laws know no distinct
ton. aud the Government OF the United States
ought not. and cannot know the adopted from
native Both are alike subject 20 the mum
cipal laws OF any country 10 which they is-
side. and both alike responsible for con
tracts actually made them under those laws
But neither are held to fealty. i'm Piled obliga.
tfon. or service civil or military. TO any other
State of sovereignty.