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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-02

gS- A party of gentlemen of this city
went down TO Buffalo river last week on IL
fishing excursion. Buffalo is a beautiful
stream of freestone wafer, and contains an
abundance of very fine trout. Another party
went up to Normandy on the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad. last Monday to scare
UP Il grand bird-hunt.
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BUSINESS DIRECroRIEs.--J. l.. MITCHELL
seems to he doing large business in getting
advertisers and subscribers for his directory.
He has been canvassing the southern portion
OF our city aud we see the names of all our
South Nashville friends have helped him
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RUBBER BETTING.

TIVE New York Rubber Company manfuactur.,
Il RUBBER MACHINE BEl.TING, by a new process
OF superior strength 10 any heretofore made,
less Than hal, the cost OF Leather. This CumpAn y
also the exclusive Manufacturer g under Good
years Patent - Of Rubber Toys Dolls Rains fsnpns
large and smllll 81, sc. For sale all the Toy
and Fancy stores IN abe Union Catalogue and Price
Lists (by the case only forwarded, application by
letter, g. the New York Rubber Company, IS Lber-
~ street, New York. Octl4-Glm
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Jasper Branch Railroad.
0YF1ck NASH. a CHAr. RAILROAD Co.

..~E October 3, 1899.
IOY order ofthe Board of Directors calls are made
ID on the stock OF the Company subscribed for
building branch road from bridgeport 20 Jasper
pay able t. the Treasurer of this Company as follows
one dollar On each share on the LIST of Novem Der
1889, and two dollars each share the LIST dA
OF December, 1853, January, February, March
April, May, June, July August, September, Oeto-
Der aud November, 1860.
Payment may be made TO jackson Pryor, at Jas
per the Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
Prempinesstn meeting these calls is requested OF
the Subscribers of stock las the OF the
depends exclusively the means provided
specifically for that purpose.
oct4-u W. A. GLEANEcS. Treasurer
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rE The Local of the Daily NeU' is after
the men who send us the telegraphic news
$50 called) from Louisville, with an extreme
ly attenuated piece of timber. He may bit
them again. they are no relations of ours.
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es-The daughter of the late Capt. HERs-
DON who was lost on the Central America,
was married at Calvary Church, New York,
Rev. DIR. Hawks Officiating on the 25th ult.
to young lawyer of that city. Capt.
MAuRY, U. S. NJ. q relative, gave the bride
away.
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Qf nsst etsss IN ainzaie CiaElalAx Hsass n ne
~ ets o. Nes fsgk. Mast be a native II either
Aessacky or fVun~sSee, alsd have iArge .naaaIn
t-e "a ssle ~ rth 81 tfe STATES ta Be
80 sfnezs asaa "a every etsse fshe w,ra AIar..sx
st4tsns age sEssafee. s4Fy eKsoassd Aad refer
sness, Boz to4l. ?. q. New Yesk orIs-isa
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ns-With two stoves in full blast, the
Gaiety was quite comfortable last night
Two others will be up this evening, when
the last breath of cold air will be excluded
from the building.
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WELLS. FARGO 4 co.
A RETURN ron So 50 INVESTED.

San francisco, Aug. 10Th. 1859.
Received from D. ID. Gassner, twelve thous-
and five hundred dollars. being one-quarter of
$4,000. the Capital Priz, in Class rs, OF
wood. Eddy d Co.'S Lottery, sent through us
for collection.
WELLS EApCn z,
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RAJ The ladies of Christ Church will give
a supper at the Court House Tuesday, No
vember 9Th. Proceeds to be applied to the re-
pairs OF the Church. novI-td
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ORANGEs.-Messrs. RAwoRrH q CLEMM,
College street. received yesterday from New
Orleans a eupply of the finest Oranges OF the
season. Drop in and try them.
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HEAVY Rrogans.

Guns! GUNs!! Guns !!l--25O guns, rang
ing in prices from IS to $3.50 each, also n
choice selection of fishing tackle and sport
ing materials, including English wire car
tridges. &c, all of which we offer at less than
market value to cash or prompt paying Gus
TONERS. MCCALL Il Co.,
lKirkman 4 Eilis's old stand.l
No. 81 Public Squar',
Nashville, Tennessee.
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n. NkN.A A. 40.
Importers direct through the Custom House OF
Nashville, OF
Brandies, Wines, Havana Cigars,

Nc N1.s
No, so North Market street, door above the
Watson House.
We have constantly on hand large stock Of various
grades and very Old age OF PORT, sherry Madeira
aud othereKtra wines IAsyimA Christi MAlvoisle sc
Among the dinersnt brands % Champaign. ana
Brandies We have the very choice Champagne
''Crems-ds- BoaEy," and cogn1e 'otArd Dupuy,
Co. ."forty -nins ys4rs did.
A. RivA 4 Co.,
oct30-lm No. so North Market street
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MFs ssfnsioss, an experieaesa nurse and
female physician, has soolhiHg syrup for ehlldren
testing, which greatly facilitates the process Of
sesthl-s, by soflsniu tbs gums re aciag all nasms.
tion-~ili Aiay ali pala and Is rssalAts the
bowels Depend nPon -, mothers, iI ~lll give ress
10 yourselves and reisf and health your nfAnts.
Perfectly safe IN all eases. see adverteemsas u
another column. lane1dAsly.
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For Sheriff.

Y p We are author zed to announce JOHN K.
ED 10 DSON Is "a candI tate Tor sheriff of Davidson
,uuty, the ensuing March election. oct26-te.
T PWe are authorized to announce JAMES NJ.
HINTON candidate for election the Office of
sheriff of Davidson county, At the ensuing March
election. sept2Std.
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GREAT LICK.

HANDSOME RETURN FOR INvEsTMENTs IN WOOD,
EDDY co.'s LOTTERIES.
San Francisco. Cal, Aug goth. 1859.
Received from d. d. GasSner. six thousand
two hundred aud fifty dollars, in payment of
Prize Ticket No. 470l4, in Wood, Eddy &
Co.'S Lottery. being one-eIghth of the Capt.
tai Prize OF S50,OOO sent through our house
for collection.
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Serious Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA train on the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad, filled with excur-
sionists from FOn du Lac, ran off the track
near WATERFOWL, Wisconsin, killing eight
persons and wounding several. All the suf-
ferers belonging to the Northwest.
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G. L o T II I N G.
Merchant Tailoring

We now receiving large and elegant stock Of
Fall and Winter Clothing; Coats, Pants, Vests Boys
and Youths Clothing and Furnishing Goods of every
description. Also, full and complete stock of
Cloths, C2ssimeres aud VestiDgs which will make
up order and guarantee give full satisfaction
Ca II aud examine at
WARD, BIRMINGHAM CO.'S,
sep21-3m No. 20 Public Square.
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RAILROAD COAL.

TINE finest lot OF Coain the city Of Nashville at
l. the 4EfNA YARD, which is the only pl4ee thai
gives the legal weight per bushei IL Is guaranteed
10 give heat less ashes aud SCOT than shy other
now offered for sale. We viii continue TO supply
our friends and customers usual low prices
during the coming winter Try the -ETNA COAL
aud be convinced that IL II the most economical il
the market. orders dropped in Box 81, p o., or al
the Yard ok Of y. 4 c. r. 4. D~pot Sill be prompt
ly attended to. SAMUEL J. AGSEw.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 2, 1859.

THAxKsGIvISG.-Gov HARRIS has appoint
ed Thursday the Gath of the present month
as a day of thanksgiving.
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4 NJ HERS agAss sEEp. ass r.es.ed anz for
saie az kAiSss Brown 4 COS
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Criminal Court Clerk.

Hs- We authorized to announce r. H. CAMP
BELL a Candidate for Criminal Court Clerk, a the
ensuing March election. augl5-te
Sc We authorized TO announce CHAS. +. DIG
GUNS candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk at the
March election. july4-t
81 Weare authorized TO announce JOHN SHANE,
ESQ, candidate Tor re-elec 10 To the office of
Criminal Court Clerk at next March elect myl7te
IT y We authorized to aLuOunce pr. E. NJ
PATTERSON as candidate for CrImnaI Go t Clerk
attic ensuing March election. mRy24 I'd
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No. 30 Union street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
find at the Boot and Shoe Store of J. b. & A
V. RUTLAND, Il cuOIce lot OF TasnIonabIo Boots
and Shoes OF every description, which they
are selling for cash. and on most liberal
terms They invite the public to give them a
call.
HEAVY Brogans.
A splendid lot of negro wear. Also,
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5-tf
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have 10 store fan a<ssFlsasnt ~ LlPPfScs9TT a
Il RAEg'S CELEBRATED El&E-sssfffoF EAFFs al
.z<sz hiuh l4sss edsFtsg Al mksatzctarersS nrtrek
: ~ H0tII GsNokIH.
ts-ff sSp4 - . Mas AS sfsr. 4
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County Trustee.

county Erustee.
Rs- We are authoriz. ri 10 announce JOHN W. MAR
I csu tiiate Tor County Trustee at the ensuing
March election. octl ltd
Rs-Wc authorized to announce HARDIN
BOSIICK a candidate the office of County Trustee
of Davidson couaty at tue ensuing March election.
oct5-td.
SN- We are authorized to announce HENRY L.
JUSTICE as a ClndI late Tor County Trustee, the
ensuing March election. seplO-te
zS-We.Ire authorized . announce THOS. 1. SAUN
DERS a candidate for he OH Of County Trustee
of davidson County AT the election to be held in
March, 1860. apr20-ti
Sc We are authorized 60 announce SAMUEL. p
AhENf candidate for County Trustee at the mex
March election. aprl9-td
ES- Te are authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE ;tn..!.t' Cor Trustee of Davidson coun
v, At ths next Maron election aug2O-te
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IUsf received . frese sieek e FAncx oe>ex,
Cd conhs, Brushes. Plrsess Poekss nooks. Porte
asansses. leather satchels, Travellng Casa, Shen
FHfkes Cemes, Vest nzliuns KAsoFs, straps. fo.-el
aesssf J. H. nrfii1-
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Corn and Whear.

Wheat delivered a. the cEy Militia. -
). ~. H0l1INeSwoR ORTIZ
eetl--u Mo- Msrkss street
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r HIVE % aAad rwe asosa second ss.nsseA r.ht..
Bats. Cases and ALTA good rsnnlag or Ter. sAlrA
WI sell los for czzh
eeus-.r p A arzrsfa
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INSURANCE.

Assets as security for losses - fellows:
NINA Insurance CO. OF Hartford. s. 030 AGA 80
XllHome Insurance Co. of Ne~ YORK .4s- - n
Hartfsrd Fire Insurance Co, q Hard, sTl ms az
Phenix Insurance Co., of Hartford so aaa 10
Lamar Fire Insurance Co., % ,eM York s6s o0A =
y Engiasd IRE : AArias fns c., Of 81
- x,- su'. "a go. 30 ISIS
NASH = MAItR. AEents
o@s 1T No. = sal.eee ssrr<<
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q Wheat Fans! Wheat Fans!

NtI are In receipt of lot Of superior Wheat Fans
w They will Do sold al Mandatory prices at No
Market strert
NAVY az. CARTER. ussoRp On. d,
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Ass- ssrply sstAsssz, artieis .lsst rssssves ~
fzs~=z Essf> fO;A ~.
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Respectfully announces that numerous en-
gagements COMPEL him to remain here this
week.
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FROM Tue Louisville Journal.
"There are but two parties in the country
the Democratic and the Black Republi-
can."-Cdurier.
PerverseIy blind, or sfubbornlv deceptive,
the Courier continues to reiterate it's asspr-
tions that all who oppose the Democracy op
pose the rights of the South. The fact is,
that the South has but recently discovered
the treachery of the Democratic party
though it was clear enough years ago. In
1852 when Democracy needed Abolition
votes in the Presidential canvass, the Wash
ington Union used b 5 language:
The Freesoil Democratic leaders of the
North are regular portion of the Democrat
ic party, and Gen. Pierce, if elected, will
make no distinction between them and the
Democracy in the distribution of official pat
rOnage, and in the selection of agents for ad-
ministerng the Government"
This was true then and is true now. Free
soilers always act with the Democracy when
it is imperiled. Take the recent election in
Virginia an evidence, and see how the
FreesOil vote was cast to assist L. tcher, 1.-The
erring brother" who was graciOuSly par
doned by the National Era, the central Aho-
htiOn organ. Wherever Black Republican
ism, Free Democracy. State Rights Drmocra-
cy, Freesoil or any other OF the many aliases
of Abolition as an organization, the whole
strength went for Letcher and the other DIM
ocratic candidates; and hut for this cordial
cooperation of the 'Freesoil Democratic
leaders" who are "a regular portion of the
Democratic party" an overwhelming defcat
would have ensued. This is but another
link in the chain of evidence to prove the
betrayal of the South by the Democratic par
ty. Knowing that party to he one of the
most efficient allies of Frersolism, and salts
fed from the past record of John Letcher
that be was at heart with them, the Black
Republicans in Northwestern Virginia have
saved his election, aud their action will be
hailed with joy not only by the National Era.
which gave open aid and comfort to Letch-
er, but by all the influential leaders and or
gans of the Republican party. Look at the
figures below. While an unparalleled revo-
luton has taken place for the tide-water coun-
ties, even through the mountains, these Free
soil counties. which are, in great part, settled
by Eastern emigrants and Eli Thayer's col
onists, who do not hesitate to assert their
Earnest desire to convert Virginia into a tree
State, have given Letcher a majority of f.
OLA gain Of 2,609 over the vote of Wise:
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For the Patriot.
..Southern Preaeher..,,-

MEssRs. EDITORS Some one has been kind
enough to send me your paper OF May e,
containing serious Misrepresentation
Intentional of course-of letter of mine,
published some time since, in the Richrnood
Christian Adrocae. The letter was favorable
review of volume of sermons lately pub
lished by VIZ. 7. SMTTHsOS, of Washington
City and the sole aim of the writer was go
to set forth its merits as to promote its sale.
The New Orleans Crescaa tpresumes that sin
tended to burlesque the peculiar style of
Southern country preachers" and you. quot
ing and endorsing the Crescent, denounce my
"ridcule of Southern preachers as being ''in
bad taste" Gentlemen, if you and the Cres-
cent had read the article, you would have
seen that there was not a single word of
''burlesque" or .'ridicule" in il, and would
have avoided blunder which has done the
writer great injustice. The sentence of
which you quote part, was an unqual-
fled commendation of one of the most emin-
ent ministers of the Southern Methodist
Church, doctor of divinity, a doctor of
medicine, and doctor of laws-w hom, for
his learning aud eloquence. l Characterized
as 1.-The Georgia Glfllan." Now, gentlemen.
if you will be good enough to publish this
note, and recommend SMITHsoNs book, on
my authority, TO your readers, as one of the
best works of the day, shall receive it as the
anie'pde honorable. Yours truly,
JAS. Cross.
Spartanburg, S. c.. May 80, 1859.
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Letcher. Goggin. Wise. FIournoy
o gain for I.etcher.

This tells the whole story, and is the most
fitting comment upOn the remark of the Cour-
Ter that there are but two parties in the
countryside Democratic and the Black Be
publican" The men of the South and espe-
cially of Kentucky. border State / ke Vir
ginia, will take warning in time, for they
certainly are betrayed by sch ming DINO
cratic leaders and their interests sold out to
subserve mere party success. If Joshua f.
Bell is defeated for Governor of Kentucky, it
will be by the votes of Free Sellers, who are
"a regular portion of the Democratic party"
All along the northern boundary of our
State We have swarms of Free Sellers, and it
is hard to tell which is the most offensive
phase in which they present themselves-the
squatteT-sovereignty of Senator Douglas in
Illinois, the non-intervenlion of Governor
Willard in Indiana, or the higher law of Gov
ernor Chase in Ohin-all three of them Dem
Ocrats with Black Republican principles, and
all aiming at common purpose. to sell the
South bound hand foot, to that Northern fac
ton which offers the best price for the betray
al.-Lou JoHr.
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The Union and American I'm Resti-
hc SIate--It catches IA Glimpse OF
lhe uiIIeninI Morning.
From the Union and American.

"Whatrver we may say, The question Of ctr
repcy trtH he THE QUESTION OF THE Mkt CGN-
vAss. No h1lf-tcdy ground tciH sattJy public
OPINION. Tn Bank party will not seek To
shelter themselves under the broad wings of
a Stat Bank nor LciH the 'AddnldRtines' ACCEPT
ANY HALFWAY sEASUREs.--TEey will not be
content TO know that time, which sooner or
later brings all things human to end, will
soon carry 10 their last resting place fetc Of The
lesser monsters. while the greatest OF them all.
1.-THE Stat, ,nk1 for evil or for good still
survives. 10 lgtH Icuh as pestierltadl breath, the
pure atmosphere of an oiker,rise uScoNrANINArED
HAhD MONEY CURRENCY. There was
a time when banks were regarded, il not in-
dispen ;fble. at least az necessary To the adj
vanc,Insnt OF our great Industrial and COM
mercial !errsts 7ha day, THANK HEAVEN,
has piss-d IIreddy Ve Rdtter our
selpes. 90 bqia 10 se- he daWI.i,,y Of thu NLLES-
IAL ,p,iAG. winch shall usher in new
era ., hnp aid ot promise. based not on the
brok . fa II and violate pledges of stock or
Stale iUstltutiuus, but upon The energies Of
our-people. nnrrammelled by legislative re-
striciluns upon he natural laws of trade. or
Of e ci..l prilil ge- upon the drones OF SD
ciety IL wnJ CONE. II IS only gssesisoH q
t,ne " may taId yrta while longer M drs
of The Uvralious cOrm0rants that have 50 long
fed AID fiI',n d upon the Likelihood OF labor
ana ~ indI~tfy, Dut soiue youuS hcic"i's
will y-,teoine To the help OF an abused pcople.
and riIRorrLE THE GREAT SECRoNANcER. who,
by tie simple touch of his magic wand, con
verls pur solid gold into ethereal paps'r
proiniS to pay, d uliug the public and de-
frand.ng la0or OF It's reward"
What about throttliug 1.-THE great NEGRO
mancer'' now Hasn't be got his grasp upon
your '.throtile" valve, aud effectually
brought you to quiescenee'
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New American Cyelop..a,..

We have received the fifth volume of this
great work. In our notices OF the previous
volumes, We have had occasion 10 use terms
of high commendation. From an examina-
ton of this last volume our admiration of its
general correctness, lie clear and convenient
arrangement, its comprebensiyeness, and its
usefulness to all classes Of the American peo-
pie, is, if possible, Increased. 1t embraces
the widest scope Of subjects, scarcely single
theme in the range of human knowledge be-
ing len untoaehcd; and affords ready infor-
nation on all the arts and sciences, which
could not be elsewhe obtained In 50 small a
compass. Ii is work for the people, and
ought 10 be ia every mans library. The en-,
.ire country are under a weighty obligation
to the Publishers for giving work, which,
Tor general utility, has no sapsEior, and fo'
giving II IN form so cheap as to be withiL
the reach Of all. The niechanieAl execution
of the work i 10 she highest degree satifacto-
ry. II will prove an enduring treasure in
every household, and We hope for the benefit
Of the masses that its circulation may be uni
yersal. For sale BY ". 4. BEHEY a 60.
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRICr.-A citizen
OF this place who was at Rogersville on Moa-
day, and heard Messrs. Nelson and Haynes
speak, brings very encouraging intelligence
of the canvass in the First District. \, lson
is doing noble work, and enchains the atten-
ton OF his audience from first TO last, deal
ing in argument and facts, and enforcing
them with power aud point irresistible aud
that is telling with tremendous eff, CT upon
bis talented competitor. The debate between
them is conducted in the most courteous aud
gentlemanly manner, though the dirty ours
and lickspittles of party are snarling aud
yelping at Nelson's heels. He is working
earnestly and efficiently, and bis friends are
confident of success. No candidate better
deserves it.--Alhels Pos.
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For the Daily Patriot.
OK her SENDING NE, AFTER QUARREL, A BEAUTIFUL
RLuouEI As A foKES OLE RECONCILIATION
BY q. WASHINGTON BRICKS.

OK HER SENDING ME, AFTER QUARREL, BEAUTIFUL
BOUQUET as a Token OF REcoScIIAnoN.
By q. WASHINGTON BRICKS.
Amantians irae a,zOris rediategratio est-TEKEscx.
Exquisite girl, when last met,
feared thy love had ceased TO be;
That from the tablets of tbs heart
Had faded every thought OF me;
And that thy vows, bat late so fondly breafhed, Z
In hate had been to Lethean heirs bequeathed
feared another's wooing words
Had won the heart dreamed was mine
Dislodged my image from thy breast. 4
And placed his own within its shrine,
And that no words Of tenderness from me ~----
Again might bring thrill ofjoy to theel
The light of love had fed thine eye,
Its smile had vanished from thy lip, - -
And on thy brow there was that stern,
Determined look of sslet her rp'
Which thrones itself upon the darkened brow
or that false girl who has forgot her EOwi
No wonder, then, my sensitive heart
Was made to fear some Weather beau
Had won from thee easy YES,
And doomed me 10 an icy Mol
For borne to death full many an age hath been
Since honest worth could whip its weight in tint
But, dearest Girl forgive the fear
Whose nread high carnival Of gloom
Filled every portal Of my heart
With spectres from Hopes infant tombi
Now Filth revives, and on thy smile awaits
Joy springs to life, and Doubt absquatu'ates
Peace comes again with these sweet flowers,
Received this heavenly hour from thee,
And rends the letters from my heart,
And sets its prsoned pulses free
Hope re-appears and burns with purer fame
Love weeps no more-for thou art still the samei
JUNE 4, 1859.
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ARKANSAS AND HER LANDs.-During the
present week our city has been crowded with
Land hunters. The sales of the State Land
agent have been well attended, and frequent
ly. the bidding spirited. The willingness
evinced by intelligent men of capital 10 ia
vest their money in Arkansas lands, shows
that our State is appr, ciated by those, who
can, and in due time. will do much TO develop
the latent riches of her soil.
lis now a settled question that Arkansas
is the cotton States OF the Union. And as
cotton growers are intelligent men who
understand, and look to their interest. they
do not pass by opportunities TO secure the
lands which produce our great staple
Ltale Rock Gd.Itfe.