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Gallery Of Famous English American Poets vita an In
trOducOry Essay, By Henry Cooper A. NJ PrOs,,r Or r.
lisa Literature in the University Of Pennsylvania,
Richly Illustrated,
with hndet sngravnss executed The anest style AZ ~
art mostly from original designsby distinguished artists
The JOsePhine Gallery,
Edited BY Alice and PhOebs Carey. bsausfuy bOuna Al
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The Bible Gallery,
Illustrating ssyior's Life Passion: win prml,ans
in the lives Of his Disciples Pa arsbs ana Popbe,
and Of the wOmea Of the Old and New Tssansuts with tsn
four steel illustrations.
The Prose and Poetry OF Europe and Amer.
Consisting Of Literary Gems curOst and eousaiuns
the Choice and Beautiful Productions many Of the most pu
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The sacred Poets Of Europe nudsAmerte.
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Friendships GiR
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Debate between Rev. W. G. BrOwnsW Rev. A. Pyus
held at Philadelphia, September, 1858
Lena nvTs-by Mary Holmes; author 81 'afenPsst an
sunshine
EuiaFi Sequel to Che FOrayers, the Raid OF the BOEB
tale Of the RevOluton-by Gilmore simms, Esq.
The Two Sisters-Sy Mrs. ssuthworth.
The Initials-a story Of Modern Life.
CAPT. REIDsS WORKS.
Osceola, the Seminole, Fan the Flower LauS
The War Trail the Hunt Of the Wild Horse romance
the Prairie
The Scalp Hunters; Adventures among the TraPpers
The Hunters Fea Conversations the Camp Fire
The Courhip Of Miles sandish ether Poems-by Heavy
WarisWorth Longfeo#. .a.
EectrOu, the Franks OF the Modern Puck TsegaPhs
Epic for the Times
Two Million. POem-by the autksr Of Nothing to Wear
For sale By ldec2l ?. HABAN.
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The overland Mail.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 6---Butlerheld, the Overland Mail
contractor, promises to put tie Memphis route on
an equal foet ng with others.
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JOHNSON ROBINS Acc
RISLEK.


FItuOIlIuJ -'tU 7 UT.
large supply from this house. put up in boxes containing ~
papers assorted, { suit the country trade
seeds areegual 20 IN the market and some prefer
them from having been grown 50 IA NOTth.
We have large supply OF Beans aud Peas BY The gallon
audbu
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AUCTION SALE OF GROcERIEs-ReeOllect the sale
Of groceries this morning at 10 o'clock of Kirkpat-
rick, Nevins Co. Great bargains may be had, SO
don't 9ail to attend.
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Magnificent Scheme!
EACng SATURDAY JANUARY

\ Circular showing the plan of the Let
teriCs will be sent TO any DESTROYS Of
receiving il.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will sold at
the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
:" 10 Half 40
:" 10 Quarter 20
" Ie Eghtls 10
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MORE NEW BOOKS.
MISS BREMER'S LAST WORK.
The Four Sisters.

A TALE OF SOCIAL N SWEDEN.
BY FREDERIKA BREmEK
Author 81 "Is Neighhsrs" "NBa" 'ss H Family etc
TRAESLATED b MARI HORTIF
Complete in large volume neatly cloth fOr Oas
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Miss Bremen possesses, beyond sher living writer o.
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rom persons advise all to buy and read this book
The Dead Secretly WiIkn Collins author Of Bas .As
t0nina," etc
Judge HalibnTt0n's Yankee Stories. With nlustratsns
COurhip and Matrnonyi with other sketches from Scenes aud
Experiences in Daily Life-by Robert Morris.
The Sayings and Dongs Of Slick ESQ togsther via
his opinion Natrimony.
Piney Woods Tavern or, sam Slick IN Texas.
The Modern Cook, practical guide to The Culinary Art
all its branches, comprising in addition English Cookery
approved and reherehs systems Of FrsucA Italian al
German Cookery By Charles Elme Francate pupil to tbs
celebrated Carsme, anats Matre Dos and Chief Cook to
Majesty the Queen. From the Ninth London Edition. ForsaI
By ldecsl =. HAGAN.
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TI, Il Gzsseot tss sThiopey rattesare
progrezsi sas4stolg The supplied win
Ibu tis caorrse condition aiecuIty being
penced IN negotiating good oca paper at 1903 FER cent, and
matters are ssaiy tsndin yor Of borrowers The
tile ooletisus hfelier he large The og crop having
been coneen rate e cueot Of money which. for two
past has iseu s5as against the city, wBlbe in favor for
some 10 cone. lhe eantine the demand for money
does not premise to he large There speculative
in any leading branches Of trade is there likely to he
any aal change in this esPee business IS improving both
in mercantile and manufacturing branches and it will continue
10 advance but viii be gradual There dispo
ston to expand rapidly encourage sustain species
Of initiation Ia the supplies Of produce ia tie
country anil our consequent harvestpeo-
PIE viii feel their way through the first h'f of
1859 For theefoFe parties Sho make
gOodpapef have the advantage Of lenders 81 the
market"
Fhe ST. eaocr0t Of the Sd reports money abundant
thatoity, fair per cent.
The Ccrenati Gase says Of the market for Hogs the
The receipts hogs comprising only 1850 since
Friday AMI with aood demand 70 hll Tie virginia eoniHct for
1900 prices wen sustained, with sales Of 100 head, at Sc
cut way grades would have brought
SOS a So Fora 400 Butler county, Ohio hosswhich
premium this morning This after
the offer would have been repeated owing to the unis
variable adyioes from New York; -s--7a te1
The Commercial of the same date says:
Hogs scarcely spoken Of in The original stats
Receipts but little than is ordinarily consumed
daily the butchers tecOhrae made in
the latter part November for delivery the FIRST half Of Jan
uAry 600 head averaging 200 sdeverable LIST to 18th of
January Sc half and The other, unless the
alteady in hand, caons It it will be difficult to
comply Lard about tire Ony article OF product
commanding particus- interest part Of buyers.
gehce, received to-day change OF the stock Of pork
the New will nd unsele the market here, and
probably depress the combination Of every possible
circumstance eretSo the faith protested in sort
has failed break the down, do not that there
necessity yielding the that there Is 900
bbs beyond The estimated stock on hand in New York.
TIE Chicago Press gives the number OF hogs packed there this
season IL 1907 head and adds;
weight of hogs received here during the past two
months has exceeded $50 ; the packers have generally
made good Selections and from handed by Of the
leading packers average will probably fraction 200
BIS. Ia lsj7-5S the average go hs
The following comparative exhibit Of the stock Of pork and
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The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 4th says:

OF the of pork this year 1878 bbs is reported old and
the balance The Of all kinds the h Of December
about O00 bb This heavy Increase attributable ~ to
increase the number of hogs packed New York city, and
(2) to falling OF in the cOnsumptve demand.
The number hogs received New York for several
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE or SLAVES.
UAIRsUANT 10 an order honorable PROBATE Court Of
4 Davidson county, will on Monday, tho 10th day
OF January the house yard, in the city %
Nashville expose public the highest bidder. all the
slaves Weve numberl belonging 10 the ate Of t late Kan
da Vaughn deceased consisting II and eh1rens
among thea are several valuable and aomen.
Terms--Te above slaves viii Be sold On credit Of four
months purchasers giving notes payable In 6ank win aPpo
we'd security.
ssTHIEFE OLD DOMINION .',--Jus. received irssa
supply 81 The shove Corr Pct warranted 70 give sits
faction 10 those who try them
For sale wholesale and retail.
iy3l-dAE1 !. ". WILSON, II College Ereaa
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NJ All the other articles equally Tow.
" bah plants or trees delivered Nashville, free d
charge. Enough charged FOR packing " expenses
Orders are respectfully solicited. address,
MONTGOMERY 4 MCGREEDY,
Eurssrynen, NASHVILLE Tenn.
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LIN GOD NURS ERY
Nashville, Tennessee,

l. n w . o ID y X 5 4 ~ n
Nashville, Tennessee,
MONTGOMERY & BTcGREDY, Proprietor,
Two and n half miles from fhe City.
ON THIS BILLsBoRO Oh BROAD STREET rUESPIKE.
yNHE SUBSCRIBERS sOc the attention Of Iortieuursts
Orchardists to their present large and ns stick q
Fruits consisting Of upwards Of 1880.
SIXTY THOUSAND APPLES,
ALI Of the choicest variees grown grounds aeclat
FL from years Old well formed heads, from SIX to
nine feet high. and most prccas
mend and year old switches recommended ~
Nurseym
offer 600 one and year old trees Of great beauty
,uF the choicest varieties. which o1er to the public
ducei prices clear the ground FOR other a
Also $1,000 Pears, dva and Standards two, three
ys ola from feet high, beautifully furnished With
branches the ground
oar stock OF large, comprising the choicest
riees viz Cherries Plums, Aprcots. Nectarnes, E gh
osefees and CuTrsnts. Also, the famOas H0ught0n G0os
berry, Away WE'LL and mldeWsi RasPbsrres, Straw
berrys, Grape Vines foreign and native varieties.
our Forzl Ornamental Department being much the =rt
In . Southwest, containing lO00 towering shrubs 5000 Her
csous plants 10000 bulbs and uer0us rooted plants, consist
ing Of Tulips Tuberose Dahs &c. Of the finest prize vars
$1,000 Evergreen shrubs from 10 six feet high 70 % EVER
gren trees from feet high. Also large eoecof
Of shade trees, and climbing vines
nr ork OF Roses comprising 200 varieties q
he different families which offer Floras lovers
duce prices Also, large and varied collection Of stove ane
! greenhouse plants
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Eancy Goods,

ScaFfS and Ties.
White Fancy and Black SILK Scarfs.
white Fancy and Black silk Ties,
White Fancy and Black Silk stocks, -,
And other styles mention. For sale by
dec2I J.H. McGILL,
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Rock City milIss-J. =. BAU1LANC d co., Propri
esors j. =. BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
PLOUR will pay the highest price ali times Wheat
Corn Mills, Cherry streets Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices of Fl0ur-From and after date, until further
notice. the price Of
Lxtra Family Flour, SO IS FineB Bran, SOC
Fine Flour, : Mixed Bran, 6Uc
Upholted IS Coarse Bran, soc
Middngs, . Corn Meal bushel, 6Oc
Shorts, 20
articles sold by the undersigned deliverable place
city charge. When selling by the quantity
Of discount is 10 per cent. from retail prices.
J. L. BAUMAN & co.
Any one wanting Floor, Bran, Meal &C. from Rock City
Mills viii find Order Box the Post Office and AT W. H..
Gordon Co.'S warehouse, where the
each day. ldec II ]. L BAUMAM 4 co.
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MAGAZINES ron JANUARY,

HarPers Magazine Lesiss Magazine Cooley LAYS Book
Petersons National Magazine KRekebocer Maazne LADIES'
American Magazine; Our Musical Friends avorte ne
Lades-eomes weekly; New York Ledger e0nanins the rs1i
Everetts Mt Vernon papers, and story b. Gotta
by liecS5 p HAGAN.
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ND the various affections consequent upon dordered
"a STOMACH OR LIVER such Indigestion, ACiGiy o.
the Stomach, COlcky Pains, HeIrtburn Loss Of Appetite De
pondecy, Cosyeness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. Ii all
Vous, Rheumatic and Neurgc Affections it has in
instances proved highly beneficial, and in others effected de-
cded cure.
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly sci
entic principles after the OF the celebrated Holland
Professor Bserve. Because OF its great in Of the
European States, its introduction into the United States
tended especially for those Of fernd scsered here
and there the ce Of the mis country Meeting with
great among them, oferih the american pIb
knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues mus he
knOEledged
particularly recommended to those persons whose cons
may have become impaired by the continuous Of
dent spirits other forms Of dissipation. Generally nstana
in effect finds its way directly to the seat Of life thrill
ling and quickenng raising the dropping spirit
and, fact, nfusng health and ygor in the system
NoTICEWboeVer expects to find this beverage will be dis
appointed; nj &c the sick weak and low spirited, It viii
grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular remedial proper
ties. CAUTION
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard againt pur
chasing Be to buy anything else until have
given Boerhsyes HcllanC Bers fair trial. One bottle viii
convince you how Infinitely superior tits to all these imma-
NJ Sold at 81 per bottle, bottles for IS, by the sole
Propretors, -
ManRA urng Pharmaceutists and Chemists Pittsburg Pa
soldn asville by Ewin, Pendleton Co., W. W. Berry
DenoN e Dr. A Roscoe, Jo. @. Brown DemoTiIle Bell,
G. W. Hendeho DR.. T. Wells, Wells, Hooper Co., Beech
Hanter and Druggists generally throughout the State
r,av5i iGtvlvi
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ROUND CORNER SHAWBS.
LARGE and elegant styles, received this day
~ by eApress' at FCEMAN q W D
i'm
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CONSISTING IN part Of
Ladies and Gents Travelling Cases;
Ladies Work Boxes and CstbTUS;
Ladies Travelling SaIcheiS;
in every variety. just received by
80 J. II. MCGILL.
BEAD PURSES.
HeaVV silk Bead purses;
Heavy silk Plain Purses;
NIGHT Plain silk PGrSeS;
Buck Purses;
In endless variety, just received by .
dec2l :. n al,ull-L.
Dressing Cases.
urrsT received and for sale splendid assortment OF
Ladies and Gents Furnishing cases.
~t1rnssneN @N J. Il. MoGILL.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.-From rich and
poor bond and free all ooIoTs, grades and life
hear the need Of praise awarded this wonderful
Sores healed pains relieved lives saved,
made useful, untold Ills ssuage this great
surprising the judgment Of What family
required standard Linmen Who heard OF the
produced other article? For GUS Bruises, sprains
nas Swelling, Strained Horses &c. it has equal Beleare
Of limitations The genuine Nustang Lniment by
respectable Druggists and Livery Men every town, parish
hamlet throughout North ard south America Europe
Islands Of the Ocean. Buy at once.
BARNES & PARK, PrOprielors. New York.
For sale by RAINS & BROWN.
nOv25-d6wlm Nashville
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Eaplusin nEaIC Seminary.

yEyHE Ten Months Session OF this Institution, sit
uatet on Gslau Turnpike miles from Nashville
commenced the st September loS and viii continue to the
st July s59 few boarding and day pupils can he
received. =. ..
r terms etc. apply u " D. Cross, Attorney at Law No "a
Deadec Nashville, to the undersigned at the lnsttu
ton. Main ChVoo'
noHsO-lnt
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Bank of West Tennessee, at
49, NEMPHIs.-The- notes Of this will be
Union Nashville dtw
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Nd. &, UNION STREET.
HAGANsS PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT.

AEA BOXES Western Reserve Cheese, inst received by
4 MI d.rlD-u GRESHAM {, HUFFAkER.
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IL Look out for limitations of Lea a PERKINS, wOr
cesTershire Sauce. advertisement of JoHK DUNCAN
4 Sons aug2l-d
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WOOD SAWS.
EE have excellent article Of Wood Saws and Saw Horses
w Collins and utier trand OF Axes;
plsin and Ornamental Coal SCuttleS;
Vases, Coal Cinder shOvesi
Fire Irons al Strands. OF all qualities;
Hearth BroOms, Busters and Door Mats.
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
nov14 i College street.
ENINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.--CaptZ. shultz h
II sent a large lot Of Fine Tobacco.
wv LANGLEY & co.
sens Agents for z. Shuts, and Hslsey Booker
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HOLIDA- PECTORIALs.
The Brother Jnhnatlan for Christmas
Harper's Christmas and New Years Pictorial.
National Pictorial Police Gazette for Christmas.
Gleason's Line Of Battleship.
Inst e,4iyeaIy TdecI4 F. HAGAN.
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YFNENNEssEE Division 90 sons o. Temperance meet
~ saturday night az Temperance Hsll Ssse no 81 Csegs
19 - f7T1 II X. PECK,
JAMES CAAIBORVE.
TT0PIAS Temple Of Homer No 81 meets every frdayeve,
Z j ming al the same Hall joYe-
- A. r. BRADSHAW, W. @. T.
ROBERT BRUCE, W VT.
W. II. M0Rlt0Ns W. r.
NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor Nv 81 meatseFery Wednesday
~ 'e W. A. wHERRY, W. C. 7.
81. - /. BENSON, ~. v.
x. BARCLAY, W. 4.
urnarr-NlD DILL AIIUNTY Council No T. A. q
H. plsr meet the LIST THURSDAY evening in each month
~ sane Fiall AZ above. JOHN PATTERSON @. of c.
70. LAPSLEY, s. Of C.
-sle14 i. Il aICALLtsTER, 3. Of c.
J. HENRY CURREE Comp. r.
<~sURREY DEGREE Temple Of Honor No H. meets on
last Thursday night in each month, at the Hall
above W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D. z
B. W.PETrY,D D. I.
iy3l ly NJ DALE, d. R.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Impsrt pearly wilderness to the complexion.
Persian Pearl Drops,
As beauiher cannot be exceIled. ri
Persian Pearl Drops,
As cosmetic stands unrivalled.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Warranted to injure the skin.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by Jo. @. Brown. aA
Persian Pearl Drops, rs
Sold by W. H. Hendershott ,-
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipt by
augl7-d6m A. Is. wETHERILL, Cincinnati
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New Sugar, Coffee, Raisins, SardineS, sc.
JUST RECEIVED
so hhis New Su.slr, prime and chOcei
900 bags Coffee, New Crop;
30 bNs Raisins;
- do a and y Slrdinss;
. bbs New Buck Wheat Flour;
Which will he sold low to the trade.
LANIER, PHILLIPS s. co.
n. b. viii he receiving New Goods da y.
uYvla Ia. P.& %.
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House and Cherry at present occupied by
w r. Barns The house large comfortable and conyen
ienI with an cistern in The yard gOo' barn Stable
house carriage house. cod house, house, &C. Or will sell
the garden lots 20 suit Qurcll 2sers.
Those wanting euui building lots. will address me at Pu-
lassi, or apply TO JOHN X. HUME, a. Thompson q Co
dec3-dSS tNIw u ". PEI" Al
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{ at New York on The Ist of January:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-11
A N ORDINANCE to provide for the icens-
IA ing of Aucticneers, and to define their duties and
liabilities.

A N ORDINANCE to provide for the licens-
IA ing of Auccneers, and to define their duties and
liabilities.
The Mayor and Common Council of Marysville do
ordain as follows
Section 1T shall be the duty of every person pur-
suing the business calling OF Auctoneer, within
this city, before the sale of any real personal prop
erty at public auction, to procure license therefor
from ihe City Marshal, as hereinafter provided.
Sector 2 2-Auc ioneers whose monthly sales shall
amount to $4,000 and upwards, shall pay license
Of $T5 per month. Auct Oneers whose monthly sales
shall amount to $4,000 and less than $4,000, shall
pay a license OF So per month. Auct )neers whose
tonthly sales shall amount to S5,O00 and less Ian
$4,000, shall pay license Of $25 per month. Auc
tioneers whose monthly sales shall amount to $4,000
and less Than $4,000, shall pay license of S15 per
month"; AuctiOneerS whose month sales shall amount
to less than 5000, shall ply license OF $40 per
month.
Section 3.-For the purpose of ascertainng the
amount and class Of license to be collected, it shall be
the duty of every Auctioneet to make out under OATH
and present to the City Clerk, (whO is hereby author
lied 10 administer such oathO on the first Monday in
each month, statement of all sales at public auction
made by him. or for the account, by authority Of
himself, within the city, during the preceding month,
specifying the days of SALE and the amount of each
sale ana within three days thereafter, he shall pro-
cure from the City NJ ,rsh license Of the class pro-
portioned to the total amount Of such sales.
Section 4.-Aictoneers already established in bu-
siness SHALL for the first month after the passage of
this ordinance, procure license Of the class proper
toned 10 the amount Of their sales during the prece
sworn statement of the party applying for such IL
cense
Se;tion 5-Any person being an Auctoneer, or
acting in such capacity, who shall neglect refuse to
comply WITH who shall directly or Indirectly violate
the provisions of this ordinance, SHALL upon convection
thereof, any court of competent jurisdiction, be
fined not less than twenty dollars nor more than five
hundred dollars, and Ia default Of payment of such
fine, shall be imprisoned for period not exceeding
rinety days, at the discretion Of the Court.
Section 6.-this Ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passnge aud all ordinances
and parts of ordinances i conflict with the provisions
ofthis Ordinance hereby repealed; Provided how
ever. that all rights acquired under the said ordi
nances, are hereby saved and continued.
| hereby certify the above and foregoing TO be al
ordinance passed by the Common Council Of the city
of Marysvie at their last meeting August 2Tth 1859
| ..... In witness VIII reof hereto set my hand
Il. s.. and alix the corporate seal of said city
'''''' this 29th day of August, A. ID. 1859.
THOS. f. FARIsI, City Clerk.
Approved Goth, 1859. VIM. SINGER,
au3O-lw Mayor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-11
ft r,pmnrinl u ihn rrnndest fame.

fit memorial of the grandest fame,
For it shall stand while crowns and laurels fail
And Time strews men like leaves upon the gale.
Proud Land, to give such honored men theil
graves
Long as thy shore the broad Pacific lnves,
Or scars to Heaven Mount Shastas brow fave
like that "white throne" and vast tn Eyappel
saw
Shall thy most rare and golden name be crowned
With all that glory gives, the world around
Still shall the Nations visit thee from far.
with Hesper deemed IL not unequal star;)
Still shalt thou, lavish, pour thy treasures forth,
Enriching all from thy exhaustless worth;
Still shall thy sons be brave thy daughters fair,
And Art and Science breathe thy purer air
*Mrs. Day, of the Hesperian.